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Sandusky High’s StreaksThird In District Meet:Fremont Class A VictorSandusky High's Blue Streaks placed third in the district track and field meet at Hannon field, Fremont on Saturday, tot tiling: 40 points. Fremont took first honors with 40 points and Mansfield athletes finished in second place with 42V2 points.Only “tough breaks'* kept Sandusky from copping the title again or placing in runner-up position. Two members of the Blue squad expected to garner points in tho f.nals were unable to qualify and an injury sustained by Eugene Burns, Sandusky's colored ace, in the 220-yard !o v hurdles eliminated a chance for either first or second place points.No less than three of the local entrants—Al Hess, Sterling RiceelU andJames Earl — went into action withinjuries and their efforts displayed were worthy of attention. Both Hess and lUceelli ran together with Bernard O’Reilly and Burns ran in the half-mile relay which Sandusky won in the time of 1:36.9. Earl failed to qualify in either the century or 229-yard dashes.Rain fell in torrents around noon hour and despite the condition of the field and track the first events in the finals got under way only a few minutes after scheduled time. Tho wot condition of the track was said responsible for Burns’ full in the lowhurdles’ event,Scherer and Carroll in the shot put and low hurdles’ events, respectively, failed to qualify for the finals,. Thomas Sexton, Willard distance runner, won tho mile run in 4:50.4 and after leading in the 880-yard run diopped out when apparently stricken with.sickness. Willis Alexander, Sandusky, won this event. UiceoHi, in the high jump and Conley, javelin teaser, qualified in the morning preliminaries but did not place Cor points in the finals.Coach Whittaker has not as yet determined just how many athletes he will take to Columbus next Saturday for the state meet.Summaries:CLASS VShot put—Won by Reed (N); second, 1. Smith pM); third, I busier (W); fourth, Moore (F); fifth. Bryant (S). Distance—44 ft. 11 in.Mile run—Won by Sexton (W); second, Michaels, (F); third, Tucker, (N); fourth, F. Smith (S); fifth. Minor iS). Time—4:50.4.Discus—Won by I. Smith (M); second, Nclderhou.se (US)* third, lt;1. Hutchens (B); fourth, Moore (F); fifth, Bryant lt;S). Distance—11? ft.. 9 in,880-yard relay—Won by Sandusky,(HESS. 11 ICCKELI, O'KKILIA and BURNS); second, Norwalk; third. Fort Clinton; fourth, Bellevue; fifth, Ada. (Fremont, and .Mansfield disqualified.) Time—i 36.9.High jump —Won by Moore (F); Petti ford (F) and lluston (W) tied for .second; Patterson (Ml, Thompson (N). and Kalb (IV) tied for third. Heightft.. 71 i in.440 yard dash —Won by Schneider (F); second. Cast (S): thhd, NiniB (B); fourth, Canon (S); fifth. Fatkln (M). Time—54.9.120-yard high hurdles — Won by Pcttifonl (F); .second, C. Smith lt;M); third, Borsch (M); fourth, lloisler (\V); fifth E. Karl (S. Time—10.3 see. (New track record.) Former record of 10.5 held by Pettiford.100-yard dash — Won by Jenkins (Mi; second. Jesson (Ashland); third, Burns (S); McCUnUxT (B) and Schuster (M) tied for fouth. Time—10.2 see.Javelin—Won by Leonard (W); second, Bryant (S); third, Oltn (MB fourth, Barnard (B); fifth, Brudinski (F). Distance—150 ft., 4 in,220-yard low hurdles—Won by Pettiford (F); second, Whittaker (N); third, Binkley (F); fourth. C. Smith (Ml: fifth, Keifer (M). Time—27.9 sec.220-yard dash—Won by Jesson (Ashland); second, Jenkins (M); third, Schuster (Ml: fourth. Messenger (Ada); fifth. Overbids (N). Time —23.3 see.Neklerhause (US); fourth, Shlnaber-ry (Ada); fifth, Clement (M). Distance—20 ft., 8 in.Mile relay—Won by Bellevue (Zeh-ner, Wchr. McClintock and Nims); second, Sandusky; third, Fremont; fourth, Port Clinton; fifth. Ashland. Time—3:41.3.Pole vault—Won by Freeee (T); Lersch (M), Thompson (N), Peterson (F), Mitchell (B) and Miller (F) tied for second. Height—11 ft., 4*4. in.880-yard run — Won by Alexander (S); second. Robertson (N); third, Wehr (B); fourth, Tripplehorn (Ada); fifth, Minor (S). Time—2:07,1 .CLASS BShot put—Won by MeKillips (KI); second, N. Gunn (NL); third, Prentice (C); fourth, Bergman (G); fifth, Swanger (NL). Distance—45 ft., 1% in. mMile rut)—Won by C. Hetrick (OH); second, F, Buckman (OH); third, Jones (M); fourth, Krlck (NL); fifth, M. Nlckols (BH). Time—4:56, Discus—Won by Swanger (NL); second, Moore (NL); third, D, Lam-za (H); fourth, N. Gunn (BH); fifth, Dailey (L). Distance—113 ft.880-yard relay—Won by Lakeside (Krohe, Henderlick, Grelss, Siro and Wohlers); second, New London; third, Castalia; fourth, .Attica; fifth, Oak Harbor. Time—1:40.1.High jump—Won by Mitchell (C); seeond, Damschroedcr (E), Bredbeek (L), Fuller (NL), A. Whaley (OH), Jo-seph (OF) and Walker (Y) tied for second, Height—5 ft, C in.440-yard dash—-Won by Eoff (E); second, Hoffert (Melmore); third, Karbler(C); fourth, Crissler (L); fifth,Bunn (OF). Time—53.8 sec.120-yard high hurdles—Won byDarn sch roe dcr (E); second, Fuller (NL); third, Gfell (NSP); fourth, Porter (L); fifth, Lash (NL). Time—17.7 sec.100-yard dash—Won by Krohe (L); second, Throber (E); third, Norris(NL); fourth, Pierce (T); fifth, Smith (NL). Time—10.3 sec,220-yard low hurdles — Won by Niles Attica); second, Livieker (Milan); third, Henderlick (L); fourth, Hoffman (C); fifth, Timber (E). Time27.5 sec.220-yard dash—Won by Krohe (L);second, Eoff (E); third, Norris (NL);fourth, Pierce (T); fifth, Mesnard (Melmore). Time—23,3 sec.Broad jump—Won by Krohe (L); second, H, Moore (OH); third, Gall (C); fourth, Mesnard (Melmore); fifth, Brittain (NL). Distance—20 ft., GH in.Mile relay — Won by Lakeside (Henderlick, Biro, Greissier and Wah-ler»); second, Oak Harbor; third,Vermilion; fourth, New London; Kelleys Island. Time—3:49.6,Pole vault—Watson (IS) and Tonge (11) tied for first; third, Slovack (Oil;; Mitchell (C), Larizzo. (II) and Chester (Melmore) tied for fourth. Height— U ft, 4U in.8SO-yard run—Won by C. Hetrick (Oil); second, Wallers (L/; third,Hoffert (Melmore); fourth. Hammonds (NL); fifth, Perkin (KI). Time-2:08.8,Javelin—Won by Slyker (H); second, Avers (E); third, Walker (V); fourth, Gunn (BI1); fifth, Grahl (C), Distance-—127 ft., 10h* in.CHEVR0LETS COP TWO GAMES FROM DROPS{Broad jump — Won by Thomas (Ashland); second. Burns (S); thirdM. M. Clievrolets defeated theDew Drops indoor team in a double-header at the Dew Drop park Sunday afternoon. The first game featured the Drops outhltting the gar-agemen, 8 to 7 although tho score was 7 to 6 in favor of the Chevies. Schlett and Hiedy were the winning battery against A. Jump and Kraw-t tzki.A pitcher’s battle between Sartor for the Chevies ami Grubbe for the Drops ensued during the nightcap. Sartor allowed four I. ts and bad 11 strikeouts while Grubbe had eight strikeouts and allowed five hits. Final tally woa 4 to _________
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