Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1926 — Page 3

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n hold county ■meet at geneva Bounty Schools To Hold il“ t 4t (ieneva Instead V of ih-catur Saturday IKvior 10 ,hH fi “' l ,ha ' ' Up raCO H; „ Balmont Park I- covered wa ,„r In a,ld llkpl >' wou,d hp pooit condition by Saturday, annual Adams County hlKh school i"“d field meet will bo held at u n . x t Saturday, Clifton Strlk- ■ superlntendant of ••ehools. today. The change In loca■K for the meet was made alter conat Hellmont Park had .been yesterday. ■S, K u ffl, lull for the meet wilt be ■ fell,,*-?: field Judge. Leroy Hedges. H Um aster high school; starter. Poley. of Monmouth high K ol . score keepers, E. V. ShirelK Hunt and K. S. Christen; tlmK. M. Tyndall, J. V. Romey and Bj [liltz; managers, \V\ J. Krick. H M Webb, and I>. Collom. The meet start at 1 o'clock sharp, since Hjnination heats will b e held in sevm track events. B To Have Baseball Came. annual baseball game between from the north and south of the county, will be held at at s o'clock Saturday morn ■Briierc will be events for both hoys girls in the track and field meet. will he three events for girls, Hfmdy. 100-yard dash, 440-yard relay and baseball throw. The ten I reuu* for hoyf will he 100-yard dash. I <s 0-yard dash, pole vault, mile run, (Jash, shot put, running high « half-mile run. running broad RHmp. and half-mile relay race. ■ ■Bronze medals will be awarded to If winners of Trst place in each and a silver loving cup will be to tln- team scoring the high BlEniber of points. The meet was won IH Oueva last year. Six schools eiit-r-il the track and Held mo ' are Berne, Geneva, Hartford, Jefferson and Decatur. IBknmou.h. Pleasant Mills and Mon failed to enter. I Decatur high school does not have tgack team this year, all time be- ! devoted to baseball, but the school s entered athletes In most, of the ents of the county meet, following are the entries for the rious events: Boy* 100-Yard Dash Geneva — A. Staly, Van Skyoek; me — Baumgartner, Winteregg; irtford —G. Holloway. N. Banter; rkland—R. Baumgartner. Girls’ 100-Yard Dash lecatur—l. Cloud, V. Hite; Kirkid—L. Schltckman; Hartford —F. rber, 11. Studler; Berne —A. Neuichwamler, 11. Ideclity; Geneva laeffer, Echrote. Boys’ 440-Yard Dash leneva — Dunwiddie, P. Stahly; •ne— M. Lehman, a. Liechty; Harti—C. Gerber, I. Felher; Decatur — yers, Dierkes. Girls’ 440-Yard Relay lecatur —Cloude, Hite, Haley and #er; Kirkland —Schlickman, Henen; Hartford—Studler, Sours, Mosand Gerber; Berne —Neuenschider, Ijechty, Liiechty and Bagley; leva —Farlow, Clendenen, Eckrote Schaffer. Boy*’ Pole Vault eneva — Brown, Long; Berne — Smith; Hartford —Monce, Kirkland —Meyer, Baumgart- ■>-' I Decatur—Reynolds. Boys’ Mile Run I Decatur — Owens, Dierkes; Kirk■»*>d —Sautbine, Kline; Berne — LehLiechty; Geneva —Bluem, Glassuin l Hartford—Zimmerman, Gerber. Girls’ Baseball Throw I Decatur—Fritzinger, Hill; Kirkland Spads; Hartford —Moser peunsch wander; Berne — Brown. Blare’s Mentha Pepsin Best For Stomach ®loney Back From Holthouse | Drug Co. If the First Bottle •Doesn’t Do You the I® World of Good. fublespoonful of Dare's Mena "epsin relieves stomach distress Just a few minutes. Gas, sourness, cning and heaviness quickly fade 'ay. but best of all it removes the cause all your stomach ailments—makes ?° stron E and sturdy that you’ll 7 “ you had a new stomach. ?f d when this happens, as it will, e dizzy spells—;tho»e sleepless thi. . nervous feeling will he “tng of the past and you’ll bless “ day you started to take this eat remedy. * a peasant elixir—delightful to. )bhnf. te a ,? d is guaranteed by the nb a?* D T U * Co -’ and eood drug•iß everywhere.

Llni hly; Geneva Schaeffer, Brennan Boys’ 220 Yard Pash Geneva — Van Kkyo K, p. Stahly; Berne—Baumgartner, Wittwer; Hartford llolldway. Ranter; Decatur' Myers. Boys’ Shot Put Geneva Bausermon, Dnnwlddle; Berne -- liagley, Ellenberger; Hartford—Eicher, Pusey; Beeatnr— Heuer. Boys’ Running High Jump Decatur — Helmut; Kirkland- Meyer, Baumgartner; Hartford •— Holloway, Monce; Berne—Winteregg, Gilllom; Geneva —A. Stably, Drew; Jefferson —Snyder. Boys’ Half Mile Run Decatur—Meyer, Dlerks; Kirkland —Sautbine; Hartford- C. Gerber, N' Banter; Berne — Lehman, Bagley; Geneva—Blum, P. Stably. Boys' Running Broad Jump Geneva — Van Skyoek, Striker; Berne — Baumgartner, Winteregg; Hartford —G. Holloway, Felher; Kirkland —Meyer, Sautbine; Decatur Helmut; Jefferson—Snyder. Boys’ Half-Mile Relay Geneva — A. Stahly, Van Skyoek, Dunwiddie. P. Stahly; Berne—Baumgartner, Winteregg, Smith, Wittwer; Hartford—G. Holloway, Gerber, N. Banter, Felher; Decatur — Myers, Dierks, Bebout, Reynolds. BERNE ATHLETES IN TRACK MEET

.Alpha Literary Society Heats Arenas; Team Picked For County Meet Berno. April 15.—The Alpha literary society of the Berne high school deefated the Arena society in a track and field nipet held here Monday evening. 71 to 43. The meet was held for the purpose of selecting the athletes to represent Berne in thp annual Adams County high school track and field meet at Decatur next Saturday. The rivalry was much closer Ilian the score would indicate, both societies flying their colors and cheering their contestants in the various events. Marvin Lehman, veteran Berne runner, cornered the most points, gleaning three firsts and on e second place. He placed first in the 440-yd. dash, mile and half-mile run and second in the 220-yd. dash. In field • and track events first place counts for five points, second place for three and third place for one point. Lehman runs in good form and gave all manner of indications that he had plenty of energy left should he get crowded at the county meet Saturday.

Karl Winteregg and Kermith Baumgartner tied for second place for total points, each getting two firsts and one second. Winteregg easily cleared the bar in the running high jump, die also jumped in good form in the running broad jump, and came in second in the 100-yil. dash. Baumgartner touched the tape first in the 100-yd. dash and again in the 220-yd. dash, and placed second for the running broad jump. Another G. E. Harmony Hoys dance. Masonic hall, Friday night. ANY BANK ANYWHERE WILL PAY YOU SI.OO IF “END-O-CORN” i DOES NOT RID , YOU OF CORNS Xo matter what kind of corns you have, whether vascular or common, no matter how many other remedies you have tried, no matter your age or occupation, “END-O-CORN” will clear your I feet of corns and callouses. If It DOESN’T, then cash our guarantee certificate at ANY BANK IN’ THE UNITED STATES. "liNrfiO-CORN" has been tested and !, endorsed by the following druggists, but If they are not near you and your neighborhood druggist doesn't have It, write to END-O-CORN LABORATORIES, 4 Garfield Blvd.. Chicago, and we will see that you receive a Jar. Holthouse Drug Co., and Callow & Kohne, Distributors.

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