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wouk of h ahhi nrxx isFSI Klt; lAIJ.Y COMMKXIUBIiFiFmnont T«*nni Started Out llad HutMad'1 l’p in the Last l'iv Kventsi itii tuiu iinches. Points—Sandusky, 3; Frniont, 6.One mile run — [-and 1; Mooney Dltchey 3; Dann 4. Time 5.24 3-5 sc onds. Points—Sandusky, 1; Frmont. 8.Half mile relay—Fremom 1: SaHupp Won Hammer Throwing mont 5., dusky. 2. Time 1.27 1-2. Points -Ft(’ontest™ Score 07 to HI.In the dual track meet held vcster-H \SFIl \I.L NOTFSday at the fair grounds Sandusky higii school lost to Fremont high, although the locals started out in fine shape. The score was 07 to 4*1.Sandusky made a great showing for the first meet and the work lt;! Dunnwas especiallyAlcommendable,though it was his riist time in a hurdle event he won it with ease and in the pole vault which lasted over forty minutes, h«* heldoutlonger thanany of the local boys. He also wontwo other eventsThe Yankees were able to get ju four hits off Hess’ delivery and he by no means the most formidah twlrler on the other side of the divid drift's men may conic home with theshields, but they must hit, as the piti hers fail.MiPer, of Fremont, won the polo vault over Dm n, '1 he height was eight feet, which .Miller made withoutany great effort.The weather last week knocked the all out. With cold In several plan and rain in more of them, baseha closely resembled shoveling snow, li deed, with seven feet of snow in W* oming and a storm 24 days long in tin delectable country, it looks as thoug it might he expedient to change tl opening dates of baseball games hen I after to the 4th of July, when there wi Ice, possibly, settled weather, or neveThe rest of the Sandusky bo vs allmade good showings. Rupp was at bis best in the hammer throwing. H* threw eighty feet. The much-tooted two mile run was won by Sandusky, Dann coming in first and Claire l)it-chey, second. Ktigel, I.ehrer and Smith showed up well in the different runs considering the smell amount of prue-1 ice t hey 1; id.The Fremont team started out had. 1 tit made up in the last few events • if the* runners. I.ung was the star. h» having finished first ii. tin* mile ami half-mile runs. In both of these In* finished all the way from forty to eighty feet ahead of the second man.The score follows:I no yard dash- Dunn 1; O'Fan el 2, Depp 3; Smith t. Time 11 seconds. Points Sand;i*ky, 5. Frenn nt. 4.One-fourth mile run Rafferty Mooney 2; I.ehrer T Smith 4. Time* fiS ?■ 5 seconds. Point a — Sandusky, 1;Fremont, xTwo mile run Pi.nn 1; Dltchey 2, Christy 3. Time 13.35. Points- Sandusky. 8; Fremont, !.Shot put —Dunn 1: Drop, 2; RuppHold y Wallace, the great little* ve eran snortstop of lt;hc* Drowns, is mal ing tlic* sluggers of that team look 111* infants. Hobby has bee n mo\ed up ini the heavy hitters’ position repladit George Stone, and he* celebrated it li getting two doubles and as man triples.Outfielder McIntyre, of the Tigei broke his ankle sliding Into a lias This will keep him out of the gam some time and at the* same time prlt;vent him and Tyrus Cobb from min. ling merrily in extemporaneous priz fights.The Senators ceitalnly showed itheir hinglefeMt wiih the* Browns. The got it hits for nine tuns off Howe* and .Morgan.Fielder Jones lias evidently forgottethat he started out ics a lug slugger cof the world's champions. He* agai failed to get a hit whde bis tc*am wn walloping tht* Athletics.•I•IThe long trip to Chicago seemed t have a very bad effect on HJddie Plrnk tin* king-pin of Connie Mack’s twirllnstub Plank was wild in the first inliasseibuc h 4. Record hi feet and five* Ring and that, coupled with a brace oPoints Sandusky, ti; Frc-inches.mont, 3.One-half mile run lung 1; Mooney 2; I.ehrer 3 Kugel 4. Time 2:27. Points Sandusky, i; Fremont. S. 1hinyles, netted the Sox four miif enough to win the game. Did yo* ever know the Sox to fail with (boa* biugles when needed?I -120 yard hurdle—Dunn 1; O’Farrel | Our eastern brothers are doing the*i King 3; Dltchey 4. Time 17 sec*- level best for the most par* to hel]mils. Points—Sandusky, 5; Fro- hold tin* western gang lor us Boatoinont. 4. i walloped Detroit and the SenatorPole vault—Miller 1; Dunn 2; Dann ulmmed the Drowns.
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Sandusky Daily Register
Sandusky, Ohio, US
Sun, May 19, 1907
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