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BRUINS WIN RELAYS3 New RecordsEstablished inPowers’ EventA group of junior varsity athletes who won two and finished second ill the three events that they were entered by Coach Kermlt Perrins helped the Twin Palls Bruins to regain the Hank Power Relay Carnival championship here Friday after that honor had reposed in the possession of Coach George Hays’ Rupert thlnelads for one season.The Bruins scored 31 points to 24 for Rupert. 22 for Burley, 14 for Buhl, 11 each for Gooding and Jerome, and 8 for Oakley. The firsts were dived among six of the seven schools participating with the Bruins getting three and a tie for another, Burley and Buhl two each, Rupert one and tying for a second and Gooding and Oakley one each.Three new records were set. The Bruins’ mile relay team of Bell. Kleinkopf, Cooper and Snyder sped a quarter each in a total of three minutes, 44.8 seconds to shave nine and eight-tenths seconds off the mark set last year by Rupert. The Bruins and Pirates tied in the senior shuttle relay in 54 seconds, 1.1 seconds faster than the mark set last year by Rupert.Dale Marfcindale, Oakley's state champion, pole-vaulted 11 feet, 3 inches to set a new individual mark in that relay event. This was eight inches higher than Caldwell, Twin Falls, went in winning the event last year.Gooding’s all-freshman quartet won the quarter-mile relay.The summary:Jerome Blanked Twice by Boise Diamond TeamCOLLEGE TRACKWashington 89%, Oregon State41%BOISE, April 19 f/P) — Jerome's previously undefeated. Tigers lost both games of a twin-bill to the Boise Braves h’ere today, 10-0 and 18-0.Three Brave hurlers combined to hold the visitors to six blows while Boise was hopping on two Jerome pitchers for 19. Thirteen Jerome errors helped the Boise score.The second game saw a 12-runthird inning.Jordan paced the Boise batsmen with a four for four record In the first game. He had a triple in the second game,FIRST GAMER H EJerome ............................000 000 O—- 0 4 0Bnfce ..............................231 004 O —Hi R 0Humphries and Aiyona: Patterson and Feck.SECOND GAMEn h eJerome ................ 000 00—• 0 2 4Boise ....................2d r 12) Ox—IS II 0D. Lee and Irons ; Mays, Lincoln (6) and Howerton.SPECIAL EVENTMile run—Won by Bugener, Buhl; Neaves, Jerome; Green. Paul; Rogers1, Rupert; Blauer, Burley. Time: 5;01.L (Rogers, third; Blauer, fourth in point standing) .RELAY EVENTSMedley—Won by Burley (Funk, 115; Booth, 220; Holyoak, 440 : ‘Kencher, 880) ; Gooding, Rupert, Buhl, Twin Falls. Time: 3:46.8,Varsity shuttle hurdle—Rupert (Hen. Conlin, Harv. Conlin, Mattson, Cameron) and Twin Falla (Deagle, Ford, Kleinkopf* Livingston) tied for first; Burley, Jerome, Buhl. Time: 54 sec. (new record; old record. 55,1, by Rupert).Junior shuttle hurdle— -Won by TwinBnr-FalL (Arrington, Call, Bell* Crops) ; ley, Rupert, Jerome. Time: 57.3.Pole vault—Won by Burley (ClHrk, Wrig-ley. Manning) ; Twin Falls, Buhl, Oakley. Totiif height; 28 ft. S in. i'BcsI performance: Dale Martindale, Oakley, H ft. 3 in., new record; old record, 10 ft. 7 in., Caldwell, Twin Falls).Varsity 08O-yarlt;l—Won hy Rupert (Hen. Conlin. Mattson, Pollard. Harv, Conlin) : Twin Falls, Jerome, Buhl, Burley. Time: 1:37.2.Junior 8S0-yard—Won by Twin Fh1J*» ; Rupert, Gooding, Burley, Jerome, Time: 1:43.3.Varsity 440-yard—Won by Buhl (Bevers, Harvey, Moore, Fuller); Jerome, Burley, Twin Failh, Rupert. Time: 47.6 sec.Junior 440-yard—Won by Gooding (Lee-per, H. Sehnra, Poulton, Christophensen) : Twin Falls, Oakley, Buhl, Rupert, Time: 60.4 sec.Shotput—Won by Oakley (Erickson, Taylor, Harper) ; Rupert* Twin Falls, Gooding, Burley. Distance: 109 ft. 5 in, (Best performance: Pryor, Buhl, 37 ft. IOV2 in.)Mile—Won by Twin Falla (Bell, Kiein-kopf, Cooper, Snyder) ; Rupert, Burley, Jerome, Time: 3;44.8, (New record; old record. 3:64 by Rupert).Carnival officials—Manager, Hank Powers: Btarter, Bill Powers; clerk, Kenneth Kale; pole vault, Ralph Edwards; shot-put, Ray Pike; finish judges, Arnold De-PauJ, Morris Roth, Max Barber, Rex Olson. Kermit Perrins, J. S. Halllday; track judges, Russ, Rex, Ray and Johnny Well**SPORTIILOOK AT THESE \ ITEMS. SALE SrWheelGoodsFamous “Schwinn*BICYCLESfor Boys and GirlsReg. $56.25 NOW $48.00 Reg. $52.00 NOW $44.00TRICYCLES Reg. $23.00 NOW $7.00COASTERS Reg. $21.75 NOW $5,00BICYCLE TIRES Reg. $2.80 NOW $1.75“Brownie” Boys and GirlsROLLER SKATES Reg, $5.50 NOW $3.75CampingGRILLS Reg. $10.50' NOW $6.00COTSReg. $4.25 NOW $2.75STOOLS Reg. $1.50 NOW 75e2 Gallon WaterCANTEENSTfocr M9R NOW $1.50
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Twin Falls Times News
Twin Falls, Idaho, US
Sun, Apr 20, 1947
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