XrEDFORT) Ma'TL TRTBTTNT;. MEDFORD, 'OREflON. SUNDAY, APRIL 28, 1020.
paths TFrninis
jakeSors
intrackmeet
.ond--Winner Never Head
ed During Meet Oak
Grove First In Rural Di-Vision,'
; Central Point, Ttnbert Thurman." I
120-yard Hurdle; C buys (ttiwn)
First. Central I'uint, Char Ira Tay
lor, 18 2-u; Kfcund. Phoenix. Kltlrotl
Culver; third. Uold Hill. Wuodrow
Schavcr. I
Hiirul HtuliN -
Chining!!. A Kirl-s Klit, Marion'
1-Mwnrds, -17 Unit's; hl-cohJ, Mar- j
Kiuet Kdniomls, Oul; tiiov 1 ii ,
tiiiK's; third, Louis iiuh. Kviiiin j
i Valley. 15 tlinvri.
1 Chinning. A hoys Kltvt, l)ona!d
t Wright, oak Grovo. 15 times; nee-
t t .j ond, Hernaril Joy. 13 Union; third,'
- i Wilson Meat hummer, Kvurtb Val-
kWins Secondary. School;'- n oysrh -Ma -.1
Titlp With Phnpnix cPC. i nee HhiHis. Grimn creek, k fe..t;
line wiin rnoeniA oeu i5 in..neH: h.mi.i. jt)hn smith. i
i Kvans Valley, 8 .feet inches;
third. Diamond. Newman, Kvans
Valley,, 8 feet J iiulies.
7 5-yard da.sh. 11 nirls First
June Hooker, Oak (Jrove; second.
Marguerite Morgan. Kvans Valft'y:
third, Mildred Hutchins,. Oak
Grove.
76-yard dash, A ;lrls First,
Frances Porter. iHivleindenee;
second, Anna Dukey. Independ
ence; third, Annu Schell, CTriffin
JCroek.
Flu;, race, A Kills First,- I.uclle
Knlpu, OakGt'ove, la seeomls'. ec-
Ho.nd, Mulsslo- Williams, W illow
Springs: third, Olga, Johnson,
Reese Creek. "' '' 4 X-
Volley hall First, West fc-kli 83:
second, Griffin Creek. ! 30;. third,
Kesee Creek, 19; fourth! Imloiientl
ence, 14; fifth, Uuch, ( l sixth,
Evans Valley, ,r.
liasehall throw,. It nirls First,
Helen RisKs, . Hiit feet: second,
Renec Klnc, Griffin Creek, l.'a
feet. . ,
Pole vault, A hoys First, George
Andrews, On k grovo, 8 . feet; sec
ond. Io Ollarde. feet: Jhird,
Ralph Newman, Kvans Valley, -t
The nfternuon VventH were run
of In the following order:
,: 10-yard dash. A hoys (town)
First, Central Point. Olaf Si'verson,
13 2-5; second. Phoenix. Timothy
White; third, Jacksonville, Roger
Card.
100-yard dash. It hoys ftouyi)
First, Guhl Hill. I.yle Childers: sec
ond. Prospect, Lewis HI den; tlUrd.
Central Point, Alford Taylor.
Chinning. ft girls (rural) First
Leading its nearest rival by 29
points., the. Central Point schools
won the annual Southern Oregon
Field and Truck meet yesterday at
the county fairgrounds by 18 1
point.. Phoenix was second with
15a, followed by Gold Hill with
10ft. . In tho rural division, Oak
Grovo took first place with 116
points, followed by ' Evans Valley
with 4a . Griffin Creek was third
with 3KJj.
Central Point took the lead early
In the day und held It tenaciously
until the meet ended In the eve
ning. Oak Grove also took the
lead early and lost no ground In
the events that followed.
There were no school records
broke iv hut In a number of events
tlnre were exceptionally close con-,
tests. In last year's meet, Phoenix
won first place with 214. points to
17 5 for Central l'olnt,' huvine u
larger score than the winning team
this year, due to having loss com
petition. Gold Hill and Jackson
ville not having complete teams.
The town teams scored as fol
lows: Central Point, 181; Phoe
nix, 15 4; Gold Hill. 106; Jackson
ville. 80; Itutto Falls, 2K; Prospect,
28; Rogue River, 4. ! Kvans Valley, I.orrne Clark. 13
The following scores were marie-i times; second. Oak Grove, Thelma
by rural schools: Oak Grove 1 1 fi; t Kdmonds; third.
Kvans Valley. Griffin Creek ' Jane Neat hammer.
3!t; Independence. 32!y Ruch, I l'jo-yard dah. A
23: West Side. II: Reese Creek, ' First. Oak Grove.
Ovans - Valley.
13 2-5;
100-yard dash.
First, Ruch, Lee
ond. Oak Grove.
7; .Mount Pitt 1: Rellview. 4; Wil
low Springs, 3: Table Rock. 1 (Howard; third
.The volleyball contest was the j Ralph Newman.
first event of the day and was won i
by Griffin Creek. West Side school,
placing second. . .
Winners of the town events yes-1
terday forenoon were as follows:
Rase ball throw, C. class girls
First; Phoenix, Agnes Colver, 152
feet 3 Inches; second. Jacksonville,
Helen Coke; third. Phoenix, Leah
Diolrlch. ' t
Rasrhall throw. A class girls
First. Phoenix, Mabel Hardesty,
100 feci, (i Inches; second,, Kuirene
Qilackenhush, Gold Hill; third,
Central Point, 'Gcraldinc Jones.
' -Uunntng . broad Jump, A. hoys
First. 'Central Point, Olaf 'Hover-son,
13 feet-OJt-Jnches: HccondPWqcc
nlxi ' timothy White, 12 feet
Inches; third, Prospect, .Ivun. Nye,
12 feet. ; ,
70-yard vriash, T.i ' girls- First,
Central Point, Kilzabeth Smithwell,
10 2-5;' second. Phoenix, Jean
Rose: third, Gold Hill, Ruth Green.
75-yard dash. C girls First,
. Cejitrai Point, ' R lit h Webster.
10 f-5; second. Central Point, Ina
Thomason; third. Phoenix, Harriet
White.
80-yard uurritc, C girls Fir,,
Phoenix, Harriet White, 14 2-5;
second. Prospect, Kileen Amidon;
third. Jacksonville, Helen Cbke.
75-yard. dash. A girls (town!
First, Central Point, Katherine La
throp. 10 2-5; second. Phoenix.
Mabel Hardesty: third. Phoenix.
Xaomtl Montgomery.
H unn I tig broad jump. C boys
First. Jacksonville, Don Ivenney,
Hi feet. S, inches; seconil. Central
:'olnt. John (.'lark; third. Phoenix.
Claude Reed."
80-yard hurdle, R girls First.
Antral Point. Kllzabeth Southwell,
1 3 1-5; second. Jacksonville, Gladys
Fiisby; third, Phoenix, Jean Rose.
. ItuM-luill throw. U girls First,
' Phoenix, Opal Montgomery. 1 4 7
ft-ct l Inches; scf"nd. IJutte. Fills.
Velma' Vincent; third. Rutin Fall.
Z"Iln Vincent.
50 -yard -dash, A boys First.
Phoenix. Timothy While, 7 1-5:
second. Jacksonville, Way in 'om
loys (rural)
On Ghelnrdi.
second. Oak Grove, Wesley
Ivans alley,
R boys (rural)--Matney.
1 2 : snc
Kaii Kdmonds;
third. Griffin Creek. Jack Col
baugh, Chinning-.R hoys (rural) First,
Independence. Hilly Gentry.
times; second, Kvans Valley. John
Smith, 21 times: third, Kvans Val
ley, Fred Ilaberecht.
220-yard run. C boys (town)
First, Centra Point, Charles Tay
ylor, 24 3-10: second. Central
Point, Kriward Holds; third, Gold
Hill, L. 1 4, IJarmnn. ;
220-yard 'run. A boys (townj-r
Flrst, Central i'Oint, Olaf Severson,
30: second. Jacksonville, Kogf'r
Card: third, Gold HIM, T. Miller.
- 220-yard run. M hoys (town)
First,. .Gold Mill, , Lyle Childers,
25 4-5; second, Central Point, -Al-ford
Taylor; tlilrd, Gold Rill, Lins
ley Dorman.
220-yard run. 'A- hoys .(rural)
First, Ouk Grove, Leo Ohelurdi,
30 3-10; second, ; Kvans yulley,
Ralph Newman: third, Kvans Val
lays, Wm. Hughbanks
22-yard run, R hoys (rural)
First, Ruch, Leo Matney, 25 4-5;
second, Oak Grove, Karl Kdmonds;
third, Griffin Creek, Jack Col
baugh. Potalo race, A girls (rural)
First. Reese Creek, Cora Crahdal;
second. West Side. Marjorie Con
ger; third, Oak Grove, Margaret
Kdmonds.
50-yard dash, A boys (rural)
First. Oak Grove, Wesley Howard,
7 3-5; second. West Side, Robert
Willis: third, Kvans Valley, Ralph
Newman. ' '
50-yard dash, A girls (rural)
First, Independence, Anna Dickey:
second. Independence, r ranees
Porter. ' i -
5o-yard dash, V. boys frhral)
First, Kvans Vol ley t Howard Ra
ker: second. Ml. Pitt, Wm. Fieker
son; third, M(. Pitt,, I-awrenc
Roardinan.
8-lh. shot putA boy!! (l'nvn)r-
First, Gold Hill. Chas Ritler, 2
fc.-t II ini-hse; second. Gold Hill.
best: third Central Point. Andrew i RcRoy Cameron; thlnl, Central
Severson. i 1'oint, Claude Keeue.
50-yard dash. A girls First, 50-yard dash, R girls (rnrat)-
Central Point, Katherine Lathrop. I First, Oak Grove. June Hooker:
"1-5; second. Phoenix Mabel H tr-1 second. Rell VleW. Isabel Coilis:
dest'y; third. Phoenix. Naomi Mont-1 third. Hell View. Inez Worland.
irntnerv 1 8-lb. shot put. R boys (town)
5()-yard dash. C boys First, j First, Rutte Falls. Rolan RoberK
Cnntral Point.. Kdward ' Rohls. 6 1 35 feet ft Inches: second. Phoenix,
seconds: second, Gold Hill, La-j Clh' HiKwInboiham; third, Rutte
voiine Garmon: third, Gold Hill, ,raus. iesno t.asey.
Melvln Sarnent. Itunning high Jump.
50-yard dash. R girls First, (Gown) First, Phoenix.
Central Point. Clizabeth Southwell, Colver. 5 feet 5 Inches
:li3-5: second. Centra,! Point, lies- Phoenix. Ralph Hwnlgle;
sic Milton; third, Jacksonville. Ltila i Central Point. Marion ( astor.
Ritniiing broad Jump. A
Hill, nrnest Ungrin.
Sack race, A boys (rural) First,
Oak Grovo, LcRoy Rdwards; sec
ond. Oak Grovo. Alford Hooker:
third, Table Rock, Karl Cumcroii.
Running hgih jump. A boys (ru
ral) First. Oak Grove, Geo. An
drews, 4 feet 4 inches; second. Oak
Grove, Leu Ghelardi; third. Table
Rock. Harold Wilson; fourth.
Kvans A'alley, Itiehard Weide.
Running broad jumi, R boys
(rural) First. Griffin Creek, Mau
rice ScheM, 15 feet 3 Inches; sec
ond. Oak Grove, Karl Kdmonds;
third. Griffin Creek, Jack Col-
builKh.
Shot put. A hoys (rural) First.
Oak Grove. Geo Andrews, 22 feet
1 IiKh; second. Oak. Grove, Wesley
Howard;' third, Kvan.s Valley,
Wayne Ray. ;
Javelin throw. C hoys (town)
First. Phoenix, Raymond Mont
gomery, 132 feet 8 inches: second.
Central Point, Gerald Mornlnnstar;
third, Jacksonville, Hans Snyder.
Running high jump. A boys
(town) First. Gold Hill. 4 feet 5
Inches; second. Central Point. An
drew Severson; . third, .Gold Hill,
LeRoy Cameron.
Shot put. IS hoys (rural) First.
Ruch, Lee Matney. 37 feet 7 inches;
second. Griffin Creek, Maurice
Pencil; third, Oak Grovo, Jack Mc
Neill. Pole vault, R hoys (town)
First, Jacksonville, Charles AVitter.
7 feet. J 1 inches; second,. Phoenix.
Muynard Wilson;- third, Central
Point, ' Merrill Stanley "
Running high jump. R boys (ru
.ral) First, liucsh, Lee 'Matney. 4
Teet 10 Inches: second, Ouk Grove.
Karl ; Kdmonds;:' third. Griffin
Creek. Maurice Schell; fourth,
Ruch, Lloyd Preslar.
220-yard relay, A girls (rural)
First, Oak Grovo. I.uclle Knips,
30 2-5; second. Kvans Valley, Iris
Rush; third. Independence, Fran
ces Porter."
220-yard relay. A girls (rural)
Firsts Independnce, Frances Por
ter; second. Griffin Creek, Anna
Schell; third, Kvans Valley. Freda
Owene.
Pole vault. C boys (town)
First, Phoenix. KIrireri Colver, !
feet 8 inches: second. Phoenix,
Ralph Swingle; third. Gold Hill,
Lavonne Gannon: fourth. Gold
Hill. Wuodrow Shaver; fifth.
Rogui River, Howard Wakfiian.
80-yard hurdles, A Ktrls (town )
First. Phoenix. Naimo Montgom
ery, 14; second. Central Point,
Katherine Lathrup; third, Gold
Hill, Kugenc Quackenbush.-
100-yard dash, C boys (town)
First. Central Point, Kdward
Holds. It: second. Cold Hill. Mel
vln Sargent ; third. Central Point,
Charles Taylor.
and South nivornldo are Just he
iux finis d.
Kventually the strc0 signs in
the other parts of the city will i
be re-painted, but not this year, f
standard time, and thereby will
have opportunity to he outdoors
longer In daylight hours.
Many people ask "Just What i
the .Jackson County Health itsso-;
elation, and why join It?" The
following aims to answer these
questions:
Tho Jackson County Public
Health association uims to assist
the county health doctor, two
county nurses and city school
jiu rsis with the following activi
ties: 1. Contact with all tuberculosis
cases.
2., Stimulate health education.
3. Rurul and migratory family
sanitation.
4. Quarantine for epidemics.
5. Infant, pre-niUal . and pre
school hygiene.
G. Physical inspection of all
school children.
7. Clinics free to all.
This association also provides
milk, medical supplies. X-ray ex
aminations, clothes and bedding
to patients, and has charge of the
Christmas seal sale.
NKW YORK. April 27.
Beginning tomorrow and continu
ing until September 2!. sflno 25.
000.000 persons will work sleep
and eat hy tinicplecy , that nn
an hour fast, compared wit h
Births
; Horn To Mr. and Mrs. R. L.
Reed, of ;i2!i West Jackson stroe.
Lat the Sacred Heart hospital.
PARIS, April 27. M1) Flunk
Mase, young New Zealand airman,
who took off from Lympno In a
tiny single-seater airplane yester-. Sll,m.l:iv n i:,,(V l(ny, His
day on a 13.500 mile flight tUs K(lWillt( lht.itl KvViU
.M'w Koauinn. mono a i,orcrn i.tnu-j-
ing four s miles from Rianne. Mail! Tritmne .ids i.rt
Franco. iM.uoo' people every day.
name
FOR STREET SIGNS
The street department, of the
city is greatly adding to the nice
uppcarance of, the city by placing
on eurtuln streets what looka like
newly . painted street signs, but
which are not, as they are mere
ly the old signs repainted In a
new color scheme of yellow back
ground, and black letters, where
as the old color scheme was a
hUck- buck-ground with white, let
ters. ..' ' ..... ...
West Main utreot at Us. cross
streets is fortunate in having this
t,n Inline wnrle vecentlv done.
and east side streets and North
SILENT BART SMITH
TU SOLDIERS HOME
Motorists
Are Paying
Damages
Every Day
Complete Automobile
Insurance is Your
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INSURANCES
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April 27
fPf "Silent" Rart Smith,, hist
of. ,tl)e . Circa t Plains Scouts. ' who
were members of (.Mister's Troop
M when, he -made his last stand
on .Utile Hi- Ilnrn Ims lil'l'lVCil
here en route to Rose burg, whore ' Jackion CO, BanK .Biag.-rnone wt
ho will, enter the old soldiers'!
home,-. Smith Is the son of Uucke
kih Joe, famous scout. umK wwi
a. lu'emlior of the first ;vlgi1antea
committee of the Pendleton police
in the. early days.
S I N C E
1 90 9
1
C boys
Kid red
vecon d.
third.
Metzger.
Ml -yard ' dash. R boys First,
Gold Hill. TjHe Childers. 0 seconds;
second. Prospect, Lewis Riden:
ihrld, Central Point, Alford Taylor.
Mynid flash. C girls First,
Central Point. Ruth Webster. 7 1-fi:
second, Phoenix. Harrier - White;
third. Prospect, Klmn Hood.
120-yard hurdle, A hoys First,
Central Point, Olaf Severson,
111 4-fi second-. Phoenix. Timothy
White: third, Jacksonville, George
Heuners.
120-yard hurdle. R boys First.
Phoenix, Cecil Swingle1. 18; second.
.ra k"nvlle. George Unnvn: thinf.
Firsi. Oak Grove. Ieo Gheiunll..
Running hrond Jumn. A hoy.
(rural) First, Oak Grove, Leo
Ohelai dl. 1 2 feet 1 0 Inches; sec
ond. Oak Grove, Ronald Wright:
third. Roes? Creek, Kdison Cran
dali. t
Pole vault, A hoys (town)
First, Phoenix. Ralrd Parsonw. fi
f'et 8 Inches;' second, Phoenix. (
feet 8 inches: third. Central Point.
KImer Houghiand.
12-lb. shot put. C hoys (town)
First. Jacksonville. Lloyd Norman.
S'.t feet Tt lnehe-; second, t 'eutral
Pnlnt. Kdwrtnl Stanley: third G-.M
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