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IN HERALD A ITUSSS— DALTHIN. M ANITOBAHigh School Track Meet ResultsGIRLS!50* yard d*fh—I) Alk* Motyka, iitoo; 2) Peggy apaltard. gr»UrfD ZMJMMft, fc.alt;2lt; J lt;4 •A* •aaoanfe.dash— 1 AIk* Motyka, sklun. 2) Peggy Spailord, gradeH; 3* Gerry baaon, grade 9. i one 19 1 5I 'U i 3 Kcoak. ..Broad jump—1 Laurm _U: 2 Anne Kev ek. grade 12; 3* Hazel Curie, grade lu.Jump: M feet. 1 indiHigh Jump-1) Ruttt Hunt, grade 10. 2» Lteroihy Doer! ter grade 12; 3) Amy CampueU, gra.se 11. Jump: 4 leet. 2 12 inchra.., ttacw—1 Laura Curie. gTarte 11: 2) Hazel Curie, gtade 10. 3)1* iUTo. 2 Rco Carte. Smith*Jackson. 3* Nick Kowalctou*.Smath-Jackson. Tune: 2t atvooa.Hall Mile—l Blake Keau,SnatJi-Jaekson: 21 Peter HaaLuk, Sifton; 3) Wlibe Kuicner. Smith-Jackson Time: 2 mmule# 24 2 5(Seconds*Mite - 1J Willie Kutcher, Snuib-Jacksun 2 Roy Curie. Smith-*9 ph*4 // rt *•mSPORTSCAMERAMr,week-*Sorens| Frtdi Os, telt; aitGERRY LOUGHEEDis the greatest shortstop baseball today? Weil, in theBroad* Jump—1 i Shurtey Shy- Amy Campbell, grade 11. D»s*-tmnski. Sktun 21 Sturtey Hamii* ance. 12 feet.Itm, Ochre River. 3 Peggy Spaf- j Ball Throw -li Hazel Curie, lord, grade 9 Jump: 12 leet- grade 10; 2) Shirley Inkster. High Jump 1* SfUrtey Iwmil- grade 11; 31 Anne Kevick, gradeten Uchre River. and Amelia 12 Distance. Ill feet, 6 inchesJackson, 3) Dave Rates, graue opinionlot of experts thetender held schocl amofq m11. Tune; 5 minute* 42 3 5 *ec-BroadI.Jump- 11 Finlay Ik-, Ochre Rner, It boo grade 10. 3* Blake Keats,Kzeanoaki. grade 9 ttte for first), j Javelin-II Hazel Curie, grade Sm^ackaon.15 feet, h3) E, Mymko Smith-Jackson.Discus-ll Amelia R/esncaki, grade 9; 2) OtTy .swxon. grade 9; ji Thelma Willis. Smith^lackson,Distance: 54 feet. 3 inches.Ball throw—1) Amelia Rzesno*-ki. grade 9; 2) S. Andrechuk, grade 9; 31 L. Clawson, Smith-Jackson. Distance: 127 feet, 19 inches.Javelin—1) Peggy Spaf lord, grade 9; 2) Gerry -axon grace S. Distance: 43 feet, 2 inches.Relay — 1) Sifton. 2) Smith-Jackaon; 31 Grade 9. Tune: 30 4. 5 seconds.Junior50-yard dash 1) Ivella Barr, grade 10; 21 Joan Wnght. grade 9; 3) Rosalie Prokopetiuk, Silton.Time: 7 seconds75-yard dash - 1) Joan Wnght, grade 9; 2) Rosalie Prokopchuk.Sifton; 3» Loreen RadclUfe, Smith-Jackson. Time: 10 3 5 seconds.Broad jump I Ivella Barr, grade 10; 2 Joan Wright, grade 9; 3) Dreena Duham, grade 9. Jump: 14 feet, 5 inches.High Jump—II Ivella Barr, gradd 10; 2) Edith Sumpter. gradi 9; 3) Joan Wright, grade 9. jump:4 feet, 6 inches.Discus 1) Ruth Hunt, grade 10; 2) Joan Wright, grade 9; 31 Ruth Lawrence, grade 10. Distance: 74 feet, 1 inch.Ball Throw—11 Dot Curie.21 Marvel Cole, 3» Joan Wright, grade 9. Distance; 118 feet. • inches.Javelin-li Ruth Hunt, grade 10; 21 Joan Wright, grade 9. 3)lot Curie. Smith-Jackson. list-10; 21 Laura Curie, grade U; 3 Amy Campbell, grade 11. 1AM ance; 62 feet. 8 inches.Relay—11 Grade 10; 2)XLBOYS' EVENTSGradeJuvenile60-yard dash 1) Ray Winters. Smith-Jackson. 2i Stan Konop-tJd, grade 9; 3 Bob Szewczyk.Smith-Jackson. Time: 8 seconds.100-yard dash—1) Arnold Fer-tance. Sifton; 2) Stan Konopskt, grade 9; 3) Ray Winters, Smith-Jackson, Time: 12 2 5 seconds i Halt Mile—1) Garry Brickman, Smith-Jackson; 21 Bob Swwczyk,Smith-Jackson. 3 Ray Winters.Smith-Jackson. Time: 2 minutes35 second sBroad jump—1 Arnold Fer-rance. Sifton, 2) Ray Winters,Smith-Jackson; 3) Bob Fzewczyk.Jump: 15 feet. 9inches.High Jump -1 • Nick Kowal-chuk. Smith-Jackson; 2» Bob Kabel. grade 10; 3* Bob Gagen. Ochre River. Jump: 1 feet. 8 inches.Pole Vault—11 Dave Bates, grade 11; 2) Dave Oliphant grade 11. Jump: 5 feet. 6 inches.Hop. Step and J ump~ 1 • Bob Kahei, grade lu. 2» Dave Olip ha ret, grade 11;chuk. Smith-Jackson. Jump. 33 feet.Discus—11 Dave QHphant. grade U» 2i Dave Bates, grade 11; 3) Dele Bos. grad.1 10. Distance; 106 feet. 8 inches.Shot Put -it lave Oliphant, |grade 11; 2) Jim Chute, grade 9; 3) Bob Kahcl, grade 10 Dist-ance: 4~ teet.Javelin 1) Gerry Biras,. Smith-Jackson. 21 Bill Blackburn, grade 11: 31 Boli K ibel, grade 1C. Dist-choice seems to lie between Chico Carrasquci of the Chicago WhiteSox and Phil Rizzutoc of the NewYork Yankees.But don't ask those two players and expect to come up with the right answer You'd be right back where you started.The best shortstop? Rizzuto. heem, declared the South American Carrasquel when the Yan-kies and U'hite Sox met in Chicago recently.There's no doubt about it, Carresquel is the best shortstop lround. delared tiny Rizzuto, the American leagues most valuabl?^ * I wv v riilt* ; ,3i N,ck kowal- pta*er last yoar** mav get an argument hereiwlt;m* and 1 Mr who j Fson aSmith-Jackson.inches.J High JumpSmith-Jackson;Smith-Jackson. Smith-Jacksoninches.| Hop, Step and Jump- t Winters. Smith-Jackson; 2)ance: ivh leet.j i Relay—C» Grade 10; 2) grade 1) Ray* Winters. u; 3» Snmh-Jackson, Tune: 41 21 Bob McNlven, ^v^.nds.Ji Bob Szevvi-zyk. j SeniorJump: 4 feet, 5, joo-yard dash li Jack Gordon,grade 10; 2) Bert Ihils. grade 10; 3) Rpss Gard. grade 10. T.me: 11 Bub 4 5 seconds.Szewczyk. Smith-Jackson: 3 ) 220-yaAi dash 1) BertGarry Brickman. Smith-J;u'kson. ‘j.raue 10; 2) Jack Gordon.32 feet. 10 inches.Smith-JacksonSmith-JacksonJumpDiscus- 1 Jim Artnslrong. grade 10; 2i Stan Konopski. grade9; 3 Bol» Hunt, grade 9. Distance*:87 feet. 9 inchesShot Put -1) Ray Winters. Smith-Jackson; 2) Bill House. Smith-Jackson: 3 -hm Armstrong.grade 10. Distance: 31 feet,2 inches.Card,irnx*: 59Javelin—Id Jim Arrnsirong, ond«.Puls, grade10; 3 Matt Kawchuk, grade It.Time: 25 3 5 scxxnds.440-yard dash—1) Ross grade 10; 2i Victor Pretuela,grade 12; 3» Jim Lawrence, grade 12, Time: 1 minute, 1 second.Half Mile— 1» Mickey Stokot-elny, grade 11; 2) Cyril Demeria, grade 10. 3 Jim Lawrence, grade 12. Time: 2 minutes. 26 3. o s*v-there but basebell men gen* iially agree the best in the business today lies between (’arras* quel and Rizzuto. Carrasquel, in bis second full major league season. has all the making oi a great star. Perhaps his greatest boost*ei is Paul Richards, rookie man* Lger of the White Sox.MHe?s a magician, a real artist. The box scores never tell how n rrific he is, enthused Rich* | ard*.Rizzuto. who dfK's an amazing job of coveting ground himself, waxes enthusiastic over Carros-quel. His hands aiv marvelous He gets everything that comes close - to him and he (ires that ; ball like nobody'# business. If Ihave any advantage, it’s only be- |cause I perhaps know the hattersbetter and where to play them ” Last year t’arrasqucl neediviconsiderable help from Sox pitcheiLuis ^Vloma as as i.uerpreter. This season Chicti seems able tn get around linguistically without p. hitch.SHE!CUS1PC port ifby b\Rut i fellovof Phas lt;the 5perfcfor t Hekedpcnict*mthembusirw ays ban give HowFUda -1 LB Siftonpski.Jgrade9 i tic | M Smith , iftee:115 feet. * inches6lt;)-yard da.sh 1 I-iura Cuilc, Grade 9. jradc 11. 2 Hazel Curie, grade JuniorBoli Hunt, grade 9.Mite—1) Cynl Domcria, gradt10; 21 Mickey St ok tciny, gr u.«ft t S. \ £ Li* - a aBiA La . I »a i « / I j • 2Jackson; 2f xirnc12.10; 31 /Yniu* Ki-vick. gradeITmi*: 7 2 5 seconds. jfewfevEj100-yard dash -1) l-aura Curte. grade 11; 2 Hazel Curie, grade 10; 3) Anne Kevick, grade 12.l100-yard dash— 1 • Ik»li Hall, grade 10; 2) Roy Curie, Smith-Jackson. 3» Finlay McLennan,Ochre Rivet. Time: 11 3 sot-onds.j Broad Jump 1 Jack Gordon, grade 10; 2 Lxldie Hadway. grade i||l; 3 • [Freddie Hafichuk. gradeJump: lfii^;feet,:;4faic,ies. tilHigi*. aump- -1» Mat; Kavv11: 2) Ron M Mi 11; 3. — 1The United States this summer is heading into its greatest harness racing season in history.The United States trotting a*sociation, which has hook-ujiswith harness ralt; ing groups inid.i - Mu a-.r.-. n -; o! ti-d that racing certificat- for twrses are running about 12 jier cent ahead of 1950.At May 1 last year. 7,446 ap-l‘ii-itinns Wfiv |miec:s,il t,v1' S T A. n Hie coirespondate thLs year, theassiK’iationvLio:grade 12. Jump. .1 feet.Hop. Step and Jump 1) Ja;A Gordon, grade 10; 2igrade 12 31 mile Mayor, g.adcife Jump; 36 feet, 2 incb s.1 i Ron Me Murray . 1 !) Tom Hutchison, IIn this column I intend to deal lbs • 3• Class, groupon local agricultural problems.; shown by o«* exhibitor. The sale4-H club news, and agriculture of all calves, club «k! commercialfairs and shows. A. the present will start at 4.00 r’.M.time 1 ant doing Extension work j jn jrHVt,|s dur..,g tl- nibnttmfive Municipalities which in- j have managed to see bicki, gradeeludi*s o\er 4,000 {arrrM'rs making mrKii ,g ,-nlt; animals a living trom tilling the soil Itis almost impossible to contact these tamu-rs ix*rsondly. thus iJump: 8 feet, 6 incnes.Discus—11 Ernie Boushy. grade 12; 2) Leo Vcrbieki. grade 12; 3i Fred Hafichuk, grade 12. D.st ance: 101 feet, E inches.Shot Put -II Tom Hutchisun.ode 10; 2) lHn Carruthers,grad.* 11. 31 Ronade 11 D i st a ru enammer Throw li Li \ er-2) Mitt Kaw *icnuK, g,ade 11. 3) Ernie B.us y.1943. the number of harness horses getting into actual races ha: increased annually. And the pursedistribution has jumped, too.A total of 10.281 horses a re-i .-ipid number got to the races in1950. As recently as 1946. thePrst post-wat vi ‘in tic -himiPcihad risen to only 7 757, a record at the time.The 3.773 horses of ]up $l,313.(f2H in pt*zc money j while the 10.281 last year divided 911,527,711. Predictions are that the distribution this vear willar aliHVP T hf* S12.(MK).CHK) niHt’k,Housing Program Urged At Porfogc la PrairiePORTAGE LA IM.viiUF,A housing program o provide n minimum at houses and amaximum | of g§,000 houses 1 w as urged by Mayor H. L Hinder*mm at a recent mooting of thecity council.The action was urged as council reviewed the general situation in | regard to the eventual impactin the city of the re-opening o(the south airport herehope to pass on information to a gppator number of these farmersthrough rhix column.For the first time since 1940,the Dauphin Agricultural Society a, sponsoring a Fed Cattle Showand Sale. This show is to lie heldentered in this show I can saj’ grade 12. Distance^,.. i«$f| 1*1|hat:®‘re wit be first class . J . ...cattle show at Dauplnn, Wednes- • J ivclin—1 Tocn Hut.hiscndav. June 13. . grade 10; 2) Re.. r.iuMurray,grade 11; 3* Ron Keats, grade 11.Resides the 30 commercial eal- j ustance: 132 feet, 10 inches ves, there will (#• 2lt;' dubcalves shown.girls from theYes. 27 Ixiys andGr ‘lewandMakmak Beef Ciiitis will showRelay—1) Grade 10; 2) Sifton; 3) Grade 12 Time: 41 seconds.in the DM.L t, nuiKiing. vv.*ane- u.t-day. June 13 commerx mg at 10 and training during the winterarii The program for the day These I n*, and girls are 1- un- _ ,showing and judg- ing to lt;llt; by do n- m l m ra. ,,m. ng the coate,t ant, I .r theYOUNG CANADIAN FARMERS leedmg | n * ROYAL HIGHLAND SHOWYoung farmi'rs1 teams fromKentuckylt; )ntanoiiandwill le
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