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Show High School Annual Day Activities Held at Mt. Pleasant By placing in every event with the exception of the broad jump, Wasatch Academy won the Sanpete San-pete County track and field championship cham-pionship in a meet held here Friday Fri-day at the city park. The final result follows: Wasatch academy 33, North Sanpete, 63 1-3; Gunnison, 29 5-6; Ephraim, 17; and Manti, 13 5-6. Tollestrup, Gunnison and Mickel, North Sanpete, won individual indi-vidual honors each with a total of thirteen points. They were closely pressed by Spalding, Wasatch, who amassed 12 3-8 points. Several good marks were made which indicates in-dicates that the Sanpete County performers would make a good showing when they meet the rest of the division in the divisionp.l meet which is to be held at Manti, May 1. The complete summary follows. 120-yard high hurdles: Peterson, Sanpete; Dalpiaz, W. A.; Smitiv Sanpete; Jensen, Gunnison, aud Spalding, W. A. tied for 4th and 5th Time 17:2 : Shot put: Key, W. A.; Mickel, Sanpete; Ballard, W. A.; Broug.i Sanpete; Christensen, Ephraim, Distance 41 feet 1 inch. Mile run: Falkenburg, W. A.; K. Owens, W.. A.; Pettey, Gunnison; Christensen, Manti; Nielson, Sanpete. San-pete. Time 5:29.4 Pole vault: Spalding, W. A.; Dalpiaz, Dal-piaz, W. A.; Mortensen, Gunnison; Voorhees, Gunnison; Stott, Manti; height 10 feet 6 inches. Medley -relay: Wasatch Academy (Pentelute, Helller, Laherty, Bal-ard) Bal-ard) only team entered. Time 4:23 Discus: Mickel, Sanpete; Ballard, W. A.; Tollestrup, Gunnison; Muller, Mul-ler, W. A.; Brough, Sanpete; Distance Dis-tance 103 feet 5 mens. 440-yard dash: Madsen, Sanpete Candland, W. A.; Acord, Sanpete; Moody, W. A.; McKiff, Gunnison. Broad jump: Tollestrup, Gunnison; Gunni-son; Mickel, Sanpete; Bills, Sanpete; San-pete; Braithwaite, Manti; Ge.?, iiphraim. Distance 19 feet 6 inches. 220 yard hurdles: Hall, W. A.; Muller, W. A.; Braithwaite, Manti, ti, and Colman, Sanpete tied for thira and fourth; Bills, Sanpete, Time 27. High jump: Tollestrup, Gunnison: Cavenah and Dalpiaz, W. A. and Larsen, Sanpete, tied for second, third and fourth; Bills, Sanpete; Anderson, Manti; and Jensen, Gunnison; tied for fifth. Height, 5 feet 5 inches. Javelin: Spalding, W. A.; Colman, Sanpete; Ballard, W. A. and Snow, Sanpete, tied for third and fourth; Rasmussen, Gunnison. Distance 147 feet. 100-yard dash: Gee, Ephraim; Carlson, Manti; Ericksen, Sanpete; Bertelson, W. A.; Sanderson, Sanpete, San-pete, Time 10:4. 880-yard dash: Rasmussen, Ephraim; Eph-raim; Madsen, Sanpete; Candland, W. A.; Moody, W. A.; Monk, Gunnison. Gun-nison. Time 2:16.4 220-yard dash: Bertelson, W. A.: Denison, Gunnison; Green, Ephraim; Eph-raim; Carlson; Manti; Ericksen, Sanpete. Time 23:2. Mile relay: Wasatch Academy, (Mcody., Muller, Laherty, Spalding) Spald-ing) Sanpete; Ephraim. Time 3:51.3 880 relay: Wasatch Academy, (R. Owens, Morgan, Hall, Bertelson) Sanpete, Ephraim. Time 1:48 Entrants from North Sanpete. Morcni, Wasatch Academy and Fairview high schools competed in oration and declamation as a part of the morning program of the County School Day held here in tho North Sanpete auditorium with J. A. Poncel, principal of Wasatch Academy, acting as chairman of the program. Superintendent and Mrs. Reed and Mr. Bailey of the South Sanpete school district served as judges. First prize in oration was won by Grace Simpson, North Sanpete, Clair Collard, Moroni, and Lawrence Law-rence Philipps, Wasatch Academy, tied for second. Miss Simpson wan a set of the complete works of Shakespeare, ihe other two winners were presented pre-sented with a set of Riley's poems. Beth Winkelman. North Sanpete, won first prize in declamation. Ruth Schempp, Wasatch Academy and Georgia Olsen, Fairview, tied for second. First prize was a volume containing the poems of Paul Lawrence Law-rence Dunbar. Miss Schempp was given "In a Memory Garden" by Katherin Wiggin and Miss Olsen, Riley's poems. Supt. Jones of the North Sanpete district was the doner of the oration prizes. The Lions club of Mt. Pleasant supplied the prizes for the declamation contest. con-test. The complete morning program ir Hows: Music period. Overture Majestic, by Lawrence combined Moroni and North Sanpete San-pete orchestra conducted by Mr. Ray Andersen; invocation, Rev. N. R. Smith; William Tell Overture by Rossini, piano duet, Kathryn Jacobsen Jac-obsen and Ruth Gilchrist of Was-atsh; Was-atsh; Pilgrim's Chorus, combined chorus of North Sanpete and Moroni Mor-oni conducted by Mr. Sardoni Oratorical Contest "Prohibition and Youth," Lawrence Law-rence Phillips of Wasatch Academy, "Prohibition Prohibits and Forbids." For-bids." Grace Simpson of North Sanpete; "The Influence of Intoxicating Intoxi-cating Liquor," Clair Collard of Moroni. Music period. Musical selection, Moroni Boys' Glee Club; Amourette, by Gustav Klemn, Wasatch Academy orchestra orches-tra conducted by Mr. Robbins; Little Mtther of Mine, Ladies Sextette Sex-tette cf North Sanpete. Reading Contest. "The Sioux Indian Chief's Daugh. ter,. Beth Winkelman, North Sanpete: San-pete: "Mice at Play," Eddis Christensen, Chris-tensen, Moroni; "In a Royal Garden," Gar-den," Georgia Olsen, Fairview; "Carlotta Mia" Ruth Schempp of Wasatch. Music period. dante from "Surprise Symphony," Symph-ony," Hriydn, combined Moroni and North Sanpete orchestra conducted con-ducted by Mr. Sardoni; "Little Star" vocal solo. Dee Bertelson, Wasatch; "Anchored," combined North Sanpete San-pete and Morcni chorus and orchestra, orch-estra, conducted by Mr. Ray An-drrson. An-drrson. Benediction, Pres. Rasmussen. Ras-mussen. Wasatch Academy's tennis team won the Sanpete County championship champion-ship in the scholastic tennis tournament. tourn-ament. Ephraim, Moroni, North Sanpete and Wasatch were the competing teams. The single match cs were played on the Academy court and the doubles on the N. S. court. In the first round singles Owens of Wasatch disposed of Thompson of Ephraim in straight lovo sets. Lauritzen, Moroni, won from Dye, North Sanpete, 6-1, 6-0. The finals were bitterly fought. Owens winning by scores of 3-6, 6-1, 6-3. Muller and Phillipps of Wasatch lad little difficulty with the less experienced duo Shepherd and Mad en from North Sanpete, winning hy scores of 6-9, 6-1. They were axed to the limit in the finals, however to conquer Moroni's combination com-bination of Tidwell and Peterson :efore taking the latter's measure -6, 6-1, 6.4.. . Moroni won the ight to compete in the finals by eliminating Christensen and Braith -vcite, Ephraim, 6-1, 6-1. |
