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THE DAUPHIN HERALD 1Tv£S3 — DAITHIN, M ANITOBAHigh School Track Meet ResultsGIRLS50-yard■Mp. Broad JumfwSjTHgi, ^_Jwvemfe grade 11; 2 Anne Kevick. grade1) Aik* Me*k» 12; 31 Ikuel Curie. grade laSit Ion. 21 Peggy ipslisrd. grade Jump 14 feet.ini *hGerry dajuun. jpwd. 9 lWe*4 5ttp-ywuru un» 1* Alice UltfykgSifton. 2» Peggy SpaUord, grade 9; 3i Gerry Snxon. grade 9. ‘i«ne:■iMfe,Broad* jump- 1I Shirley Shy-snaki. iuum 2) Sturky Hunti-ion, Ochre River. 3) Peggy Spal-. md, grade 9 Jump: 12 lecu High Jump 1) adurley Hamilton, Ochre River, and Amelia tUesnoaki. grade 9 tin- for find);3 E Mymko Smith-Jackson.Diacua—II Amelia Rzesnoski grade 9; 2i Gerry owxon. grade 9;Jl Thelma Willis. Smith-Jaduon, Distance: 54 feet, 3 inches.Ball throw—li Amelia Rzesnos-Itt, grade 9; 2) S. Andrechuk. grade 9; 3) L Clawson. Smith-Jackson. Distance. 127 feet. U) inches.Javelin—I) Peggy Spaflord, grade 9; 2) Gerry --.axon grade *. Distance: 43 feet. 2 inches.Relay-1) Sifton. 21 Smith-Jackson; 3* Grade 9. Tune: 30 4 5 seconds.Junior50-yard dash—11 Ivetta Barr, grade 10; 2) Joan Wnghc gradeRosalie Prokopehuk. Sifton.Time; 7 secondsard dash- 1» Joan Wright,9; 21 Rof»alte Prokopehuk,Sifton; 3) Loreen RadclUfe.Smith-Jackson. Tune; 10 3 5 seconds.Broad jump 1) Ivella Barr, grade 10; 21 Join Wright, grade 9; 3» Dreena Duham, grade 9.Jump: 14 feet, 5 inches.High Jump—11 Bella Barr, f*u' tU/ 10; 2 Edith Sumpter, grade mcncsHigh Jump--11 Ruth Hunt, grade 10; 2 Dorothy Doerfler.Amy Campueii, grade . Jump: 4 feet. 2 13 inches.Discus- I; Laura Curie, grade 11; 2» Hazel Curie, grade 10, S»Amy Campbell, grade 11. Distance. 72 feet.Rail Throw—1) Hazel Curie,grade 10; 21 Shirley Inkster, grade 11; 31 Anne Kenck, grade 12. DMance: 141 feet, 6 inchesJavelin—1 Hazel Curie, grade Smith-Jackson.10; 2 • Laura Curie, grade 11. 3» inches.__-ya:J dnah— ’ 1 i-2j :tv...grade 10; 21 Roy- Curie. Smith*Jackson. 3) Nick Kawakftu*. Smith-Jackson. Time 2b second;Hail Mile—li Blake Keats.Snuth-Jackaur,. 2.1 Peter Hnatnik. Sifton. 3) Willie Kutcnrr. Snuth-Jackson. Time; 2 minutes 24 2 5i aeoands.Mile - 11 Willie Kutoher, Smuh-Jaeksun 2» Roy Curie. Smith-Jackaon; 3) Dave Bates. graoe 11. Time: 5 minutes 42 3 5 seconds.Broad Jump li Finlay Ik-Lennan, Ochre River; 2t BuO Kabei. grade 10, 3» Blake Keats.Jump: 15 feet, 8SPORTS,r4weekSore Fr0*. 1 »t?e»Mitend heldis the greatest shortstop **ho baseball today 7 Well, in the amoCAMERAhWhoGERRY LOUCHE ED- i-mopinion of a kt of experts thechoke seems to be between ChicoCarrasquel of the ChicagoSox and I’tul Riz/utoc of the New MAmy Campbell, grade 11.ance: 62 feet, 8 inches.Relay—D Grade 10; 2)XLBOYS' EVENTSYork Yankees.But don’t ask Owe two players and expect to come up with the right answer You’d be right back where you startedThe best shortstop? Nssuto, heem/' declared the South American Carrasquel when the Yan-whoKMI-sonSHECUiPpOIlJuvenilekies anti White Sox met in Chic-ago recently. JTheres no doubt about it. »*“ Carrasquel is the best shortstopofhasperDist- High Jump 1» Nick Kowal-chuk. Smith-Jackson; 21 Bobirade Kabe!. grade 10; 3 Bob Gagen.Ochre River. Jump: I feet. 8 inches.Bale Vault— 11 Dav e Bates, grade 11; 2) Dave Ohphant. grade11. Jump: 5 feet. 6 inches. . „ ___II Ray Winters. Hop. Step and Jump-H Bob I n . .i„„hi »I the2i Stan komp Kat^l. grade 10; 2* Dave Ohps“*nyk- “s » ««** *** I 7chuk, Smith-Jackson. Jump. 23 thor/buf men — *feet.Discus—1 Dove OHphant. grade 11; 2i Dive Bates, grade 11; 3» Dele Bos. grad.’ 10 Dist-aniv; 1UH feet. 8 inches.Shot Put—11 lave Oliphant, 1 tar Perhaps his greatest boost grade 11; 2) Jim Chute, grade 9; 3) Bob Katiel, grade 10. Distance: 4- MetJavelin 11 Gerry Birss,. S60-yard dashSmith-Jackson.ski, grade 9; 3Smith-Jackson. Time: 8 seconds.100-yard dash- 1) Arnold Fer-tance, Sifton; 2) Stan Konopski, grade 9; 31 Ray Winters. Smith-Jackson Time: 12 2 5 seconds. Half Mile—1» Garry Brkkman.Smith-Jackson; 2» Bob Szewczyk, Smith-Jackson. 3* Ray Winters.Smith-Jackson. Time: 2 minutes35 secondsBroad jump—1' Arnold Forkedci ally agree the best in the business today lies between Carras- 1 Pr-r quel and Rizzuto Carrasquel. in I,is slt;cond full major league season. has all the making of a greatranee2) RayJacksonSmith-Jackson; 3i Bob Pzewczyk.Smith-Jacdcson. Jump; 15 feet. 9Bill Blackburn, gradeinches.High JumpSmith-Jackson1 Ray W'inters, 2» Bob McNiven, Smith-Jackson; 3 Boh Szewczyk. Smith-Jackson Jump; 4 fet»t, 5g ra!:r3 3T 22r,t *' JUmP: W'intors, SnrOth-JacksonDcius 1) Ruth Hunt, grade ^ewczyk10; 2) Joan Wright, grade 9. 31 ,g ^ ^ 1Q incheg.I Discus- 1» Jim Armstrong.Ruth Lawrence, grade ance: 74 feet, 1 inch.Ball Throw—1) Dot Curie,Smith-Jackson; 2l Marvel Cole.Smith-Jackson, 31 Joan Wnght, grade 9. Dist ance: 118 feet. 5 inches.Javelin —li Ruth Hunt, grade 10. 21 Joan Wright, grade 9. 3) Dot Curie. Smith-Jackson. Distance; 59 feet. 7 inches.Relay 1' Sifton and Grade1 9 'tic. 31 Smith Jackson.Jave11; 3) Bob Kabe!, grade 1C. Distance: 104 feet! Relay - 11 Grade 10; 21 grade11; 31 Snuih-Jackson, lime; 41seconds.Seniori 100-yard dash 1) Jack Gordon, grade 10; 2) Bert IMls. grade 10;H Ray 3) Ross Gard, grade 10. T.me; 112t Bob 14/5 seconds.Jackson; 3 220-yaAl dash 1) Bert Puls, irkdiman, Smith-Jackson. Krade 10; 2) Jack Gordon, grade'10; 31 Matt Kawchuk, grade 11.Time; 25 3 5 sixonds.440-yard dash—1) Ross Gard,grade 10; 2) Victor Prctuela, grade 12; 3» Jim Lawrence, grade12. Time: 1 minute, 1 second.Half Mile 1 Mickey Stnkot-elny. grade It; 2) Cyril Demoria, grade 10; 3' Jim Lawrence, grade 12. Time; 2 nvinutes, 26 3 3 se;-krmslrong. ond-grade 10; 2) Stan Konopski, grade 9; 3) Bol Hunt, grade 9. Distance87 fe«?t, 9 inches.Shot Put -li Ray Winters, Smith-Jackson; 21 Bill House. Sniith-Jackson: 3) Jim Arm-Richards. rookie iiger of the White Sox.He’s a magician, a real artist. The 1k»x scores never tell how ti rrific he is, enthused Richards.Rizzuto, who docs an amazing job of covering ground himself, waxes enthusiastic over Carms-quel. His hands a»v m.iixelous. He gets everything that comes close - to him and he fires that; ball like nobody’s business If I have any advantage, it’s only because 1 perhaps know the hatters better and where to play them Last year Carrasquel needed considerable help from Sox pitchei Lull Aloma as as interpreter, This season Chico seems able tc get around linguistically without?. hitch.thebuswabaigivHostrong, grade 10. Distance: 31 feet, 2 inches.H Jimi:Senior 1 Relay—1), dash 1 * Laura Curie, Grade 9.grade 11. 2» Hazel Curie, grade Jun.or WBW3) Anne Kevick. grade 12. lno-yard dash 1' Ik 1U i. Time: 7 2 5 seconds. grade 10; 2 R ^ urle. mt1 1100-yard darfi—It l^aura Curie, Jackson. 3t Finlay ^McLennangrade 11; 21 Hazel Curie, grade Ochre River. TinKevick, grade 12. onds.grade 10; 2) Stan Konopaki, grade m,ic „i Cyril Demeria, grade 9, 3 Bol* Hunt, grade 9. D:st- jffi -j Mm ke St»k rainy, gradeance: 115 feet. 7 inches. 3) Matt kawxbuk, grade 11.\ niinmi-s. S5-. 1 5 secondsSmith-JacksonThe united States tins summer is heading into its greatest harness racing season in history.The United States trotting a--sociation, which ha^ hook-ujKs with harness racing groups in • anada - Maritimi provinces. ie-j'Orted ihat racing certificates for horses are running about 12Broad Jump 1 Jack Gordon, 1 fief cent ahead or 1950. grade 10; 21 Eddie Hadway. grade At May 1 last year. 7.446 ap-10; 212; 3 Freddie Hafichuk, grade plications were processed by the- - - I »• d »r» a . in ilut lt;vii t lt;MvrtDtolmi'3) Anm*k, graue ,12 Jump: lb leet. mehes, 1S T.A. (In the em r«--p.mdmgjump-It Matl Kawchuk. j date this year, the association;rade 11: 2) Ron MrMurray, ! handled 8-456- That’s an increasegrade 11; 3) Corliss Hartweu, i °\ T010. From a low of 3,7i3 ingrade 12. Jump. 5 feet.•gib .\._4groupagricultural problems., s.iown by oia- exhibitor. I he sale news, and agriculture { of all calves, dub mid commercialIn this column I intend to deal on local4-H club ----- „ ,fairs and shows. A. the present will start at 4:00 I M.time I am doing Extension wlt; in five Municipalities which includes ov a livingIn my travt I' dm . .g 0- tiibnthH3p. Stop and Jump 11 Jack Gordon, grade 10; 2f Ed | I grade 12; 3i iirvilli- Mayor, g.adi-11. Jump; 36 feet. 2 inches.,?Pole Vault--li Ron McM array, grade 11; 21 Tom Hutchison.Id; 31 Cyril IX-niena, grade 1Jump: 8 leet, 6 inches,Discus—li Ernie Boushy. grade 12; 2» Leo Verbijki. grade 12; 3) Fred Hafichuk, grade 12. Distance: 101 feet, 8 incnes.Shot Put-li Tom Hutchisan. grade 10; 2) Don Carruthers,grade 11; 3i Ron MrMunay, I'lade 11 Distance; 31 feet, 1 in-c*K‘g.Hammer Throw—1) Loo Ver-lncki, grade 12. 2* M ill Klt;w-numlx-r of harness horses getting into actual races ha-increased annually. And the purse distribution has lumped, tooA total of 10.281 horses acord number got to the races in 'As recently as 1946, the post-war year, the number had risen to only 7.757, a recordat the time. jThe 3,773 horses of 1913 splitp $1,313,028 in przc money j while the 10.281 last year dividedS 11,527.711. Predictions are thattlx- distribution this va* will suar aliovc the $ 12.000,f)00 mark.Housing Progrom Urged At Portogc la Prairie .[ PORTAGE I-A PRAiRIE. Man.•V,i A housing program o provide •0 minimum ot houses and a maximum of 1 (UK) houslt;s was urged by Mayor H. L. Hender-_ . _ -------- —cting of tin-tsl ,Mav, I have manage r 4.W)0gfarmeri niaKangl mo6t?kjthe animals that 3» ^hrocn tilling the soil. It in iku show. 1 can say grade 12. Distance;almost impossible to contactu,_.it there wil be first these tanners personally, thus I CHttje ghow at Dauphm, . ------hope to pass on information to a dav June 13 . made 10; 2) *lannersTojn Hut.hiscn.g radegrade
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