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SCOTT IS SECOND:Where Points WentIn District MeetBRYAN4VICTORNMi geared to toe Ckm AtMM fin ••I if to*MtotiiFindlay Pulls Down Second Piece in Fire Event*Best Four in Each Event Eligible for Columbus MeetWUQ.WUI ImSNHi Un H mi UMe, MirtDiftrict and stadium recdrds were smashed Saturday whenToledo Waite high won the Glass A Northwestern Ohio track and field meet at Donnell stadium. Bryan won in the Glass B division. The first four athletes in each event qualified for further competition in the state traeh and field carnival at Columbus this week-end.Waite experienced little difficulty in annexing 67% points, 16 more than its ancient Toledo rival, Scott, who had 50%. Lakeside poshed Bryan all the way in the B division. Bryan scored 40 points while Lakside collected 46.Pindlay Scores 19 PointsFindlay fhlled to achieve a first place, bnt the Gold managed to place in three events, show in two and gain a fifth position in another. Dick Belts grabbed a second in the pole vault and the running broad jump. Bud Leach was second in the javelin toss. Findlay scored a total of 19 points.Lima Central won third honors ‘Iff BeTfilfsSi lit Westward, fit JCaMssn* it- lima. Beaton It Wtattmr, % ant Pert CMrtsa, ICIms 1 scflseta sestet tofellows s Bnea til Lake*Me, ti; Wismvs, tIf Delta, iii Bam, Hi Liberty Cestar, 14|111 Oak Marker. WHiLyees, 7|BMFtee,Berth lalfcftisiec% fl* State* itMeetpeUer, 4i rleeeer, t imAda and BeOevna. each hn the dase A division, and Libber md DeVllbfes, of Toledo, were fourth ant fifth, respectively. In the elate B section, Watuaon was third, white Delta and/Me Harbor came through for fourth and fifth places.Among the district and stadium records broken, perhaps the most outstanding was in the pole vaalt, when Long, of Scott, and Hardy, of Bryan, each vaulted 11 feet and I inches. The former district record was 11 feet, 8% inches, set by Lowry of Toledo Scott in 1180.The gtadlam record was 11 feet1 Vi Inches, .set by Dick Belts.Hardy tried to clear the bar at *2 feet, bat tailed hi an attempt.Is the class B half-mile relay,the Lakeside team traveled the distance in 1:88.1, beating their former mark by two-fifths of a second. Krohe, Lakeside flash, broke the B record for the 881-yard dash, when he ran it in 88.8 seconds, against a former record of 22.S. Toledo Waite set a new stadium record for the half-mile relay also, slipping the distance offin 1:84.4. A Boif. of Blmore, set a new stadium record for the 440-yard dash |ftth a time of 88 seconds. Wolford, of Waite, set a new stadium record in the etam A shotput n?*Tr jjnm f**t» 7 itinches.' FairM, of Waite, set a now district and stadium record in the class A mile run. His time was 4:44.8* Wkkter, of Scott, set a new stadium record for the 180-yard high hurdles with a time of18.1 seconds. ***Crowd flees Carnival A good«*lsed crowd was on hand Vo wit nee# the meet and were kept posted on the turn of events through the use of the Ohio Oil company's public address system. Tbs weather was ideal for the preliminaries in the morning, but astrong wind hampered the runners in the afternoon.Tune in Today!LOS ANQBLSS, Mir SI —Off— An Invitation to the Olympic games here this summer will hebroadcast by motion picture stars over station KHJ at 18:18 p. Pacific standard time tomorrow. Among the voices to be heard are those of Will Rogers, Marlene Dietrich, Bttata Land!, Claudette Colbert, Olga Bedanova, Bela Lugosi, Tom Mix, Maureen O’Sullivan and Jimmy Durante.ROOT NO LONGER REDS JINX:CUBS JOLTED THIRD TIME, 4-3Chicago Nearly Blasted Out of League LoadHowley*t Mon Get to Rort Early;Ray Kolp Is Steady/WNCJNNATI, 0., May 88—(JP)—Tbs Chicago Cubs were almost v toppled from their perch atop the National league today as the Cincinnati Reds won, 4 to 3, to take their third straight in the four game aeries.The Brains were saved by Boston’s defeat in the second game of the Braves' double-header with Philadelphia.Tbs Reds jumped on Charley Root for two runs in the first inning after the first four men to face the Chicago hurter go on base by Virtue of two singles, a base on balls and a hit batsman. Root, formerly one of the Reds’ hoodoos, tightened up until the fifth, when the home boye scored another run.The winning tally was annexed Inthe eighth.,-nJUt Kolp proved master of theCubs, except in the sixth, when three singles and a sacrifice gare them two runs. The other ran wae chalked up in the ninth.In the first nning, with Red runners on third* and first to watch, Umpire Pfirman fell flat on the ground when Grantham’s attaining single grased hi* clothing. The umpires ruled that Kolp hold third bass and Douthit advance to second.CHICAGO ABRHPOAERlchbourg, rt 4 1 1 4 0 0W. Harman, 2b ... 4 1 I 4 4 1English, Sb 3 0 0 1 2 0Moort, cf .........4 1 1 3 0 0Htephsneon, If .... 4 0 2 2 0 0Hamalay, ....... 3 0 0 3 0 0AaaH—* t Mg**Club W. UNew Tork......... 8 •Washington 32 10Philadelphia .......... IS uDetroit U 14CLEVELAND IS Iffit. Louts ..»«•• •««.....« 17 ISChicago ......... 1? 21Boston .............. S 17Pet..ISO.as.»•*.MS.MS.411.344.114MttitaalClub w. 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Findlay Morning Republican
Findlay, Ohio, US
Mon, May 23, 1932
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