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May 28-The "Whites," captained W eb Maddux, edged out George Lewis's 'Garnets," 114-105, in
V. E. S.'s annual field day.
Brown Finch and Jimmy Mac-
Leod led the victors with 18 and 170 points respectively. Fred Ogden was high man for the losers with four firsts and a fifth for a total of 24
points.
In the junior field day, Gene Cor-
nett's "Garnets," took Hal Jackson's "Whites" for a ride to the tune of 47- 41. John Thomas with 23 for the Whites and Charles Brooks with 14 for the Garnets were high scorers for the juniors.
But dS the smoke of the battle cleared, the Whites led 155-152 to take the '48 field day.
Senior Scores:
120 low hurdl.w Ogden IG) Macleod (W), B11ttle (W), S11ffer (G) Time, 16.5.
Shuttle rel11y Winners (G)-Thomas, Wellford, Fr11zier, Sm11ll. Time, I: 16.6.
60-y11rd d11sh: O g d e n ( G ) , Finch ( W ) , Duckworth (G), Thom11s (G), Poncoosl (W), Rinker (W). Time, 6.7.
880-yard run: Lindsley (W), Leitch (W),
Pancoost (W) , Fennell (W), Soffer (G). Time, 2:28.2.
Shot put: (16 lbs.)-Dowson (G), Weover (G) , Coudill (W), Shortt (W) , Soffer (G), Robinson, W., (G). Distonce, 33' II \1''.
High jump: Thomos (G), ond Mocleod (WJ, tie, smoll (G), ond Andrews (W),
lie, Ogden (G). Height , 5' 2"
880-yord rel11y: Winners (W)-Whi~e. R..
Gower, Bottle, Lindsley. Time, I :50.
Discus: Akers (G), Coudill (W), Gower (W), Dowson (G), Robinson, W., (G),
Robinson, J., (W). Distonce, 80' 10". 220-yord dosh: Finch (W) , Quointon (W), Thomos (G), Springs (G), McClung
(G) , Lencn 1W). Time, 25.5.
Brood jump: Ogden (G), M11cleod (W) ,
Quointon (WJ, Thomos (G), Finch (W), McClung (G). Distonce, 19' I I~~".
Second West and West Main respec- tively, with 2-4 and 1-5 records. In spite of the "white washing' which the victors gave the other teams, the teams really have been pretty evenly matched ; and no team completely walked over the others.
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(W). Akers (G), McClung (G), Bennett, H., (G), Wellford (G). Time, 65.6
Pole v11lt Mocleod (W). Andrews (W), Bottle (W), Bennett, Q., (G) White, D., (G). Hetght, 8' 2".
came through as expected with an undefeated 6-0 record. East Main was second with a 3-3 record. Third and fourth places were held by
No.2League w L East Main 4 2
GENERAL ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION
HOP COMMITTEE
Left to right, top row: Ogden; Maddux.
Bottom row: Lewis, G.; Mr. Gannaway; Cornett.
Left to right: Pancoast; Taylor, P. (Chairman); Dawson; Murray, P.
SPORTS
Junior Scores:
Shuttle reloy: Winners (G) Ad11ms. ings, Koontz, Willioms. Time, 2:25.7.
In the No. 2 League it was a close race for top place between East and West Morn. But in a final game be tween the leading contenders, West Main edged out the Bulldogette;, 27 23 in a drueling pitching duel be- tween 'Skeeter" Putney and Wam- bahoo" Beach. However, early in the third inning Bennett (Q, that is) took over the mound duties for West Main to allow only four runs in the remain- ing four innings and pull the Coo- Cooettes through for their fifth
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100-yord dosh : Thomos (W), Brooks (G), Be11ch (W) Horper (G). Time, 11.1.
Shot put (8 lbs.) Willioms (G), Brooks (G), Thomos (W). Kovanauqh (G) Dis-
tonce, 38' 9
High jump: Stoughton (W), Ad11ms (G),
and Pierson (W), tie, Thomos (W) Height, 4 10''.
440-yord rel11y: Winners (G) Williams, H11stings, Smith, Koontz. Time 51 .5.
Discuss: Thomos ( W ) , Brooks ( G ) , Shull (W), Koontz (G), Porrotl (W). Dist11nce,
65' 10".
Brood jump: Thomos (W), Williams (G),
60-yord dosh : Thomos (W), Brooks Adams (G), Stoughton (W). Time, 7.8.
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440-yord run · Gower (W). Quainton No. I Softball League Championship, Third West 6 0 West M11in 5 0
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