Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 48, Number 88, Decatur, Adams County, 14 April 1950 — Page 8

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Track Med To : Vr« g The Deoainr Y««w • Jackets. meMM ttertr seeeaA track start of tk*MMM. from* • **« "** to the CehmNe <a» Bxs n Columbia City Thursday afternoon Maputo. wkhdrew'fwa the ■**- Dwaur reaped •* »ree Mj rua and Che milo rWap* : The Jackets were qrheduled to Mx»**.itoia In * innna nt BfttAAtsWfdVß a® • ®wwv •• today. and ike meet waa «HI on too cant at mnmi. - ■< Decatar will make tte first home appearance next Monday afternoon. meetlag the Portlaad Panther* at Worthams Held at 4 o'clock. A freehmsa-aophomore meet i» scheduled lor the local field nt 4 Maa. Wednesday, with Bluffton and Coiwmbta City. Yesterday* summaries: High bardies—Truex (CC) fl mt; Jeaaiags (D) second. Bowman (D) third Thee—l 73 looyard dash- Stalf (CC) fir-t Mill* (D> second; Llckey (CC) third. Ttom-10.8 MBs rue—Cey (CC) first; Doan (P» second; Kefloa ICC) third. Time 4: IE 44»yard run-D. Johnson <D> flret. Hayes (CC) second; Peter* (CC) third. Time—BS. 3. Low hardle»B Coy (CC) first; w—■> — (CC) second; Koon* (Di third. Yte-n.'s. r? Mdtynd rea-R. Johnsen (D) flrat: Coy (CC) second; Woodward (CC) third. Time—3:32 330 yard dash-Btaif (CC) find: Adam* (CCI second; Winteregg (D) third. Time-34.9. Mlle relay—Won’ hy Decater (Johnson. Johnson. (leant. Doan). Half mile relay— Won by Colambia City. Shot pet — Neldigh (CC) ftrst: Bair t Di second; Wolfe (CC) third. Distaace—4o ft. I fa. • Pole vault—Uckey (CC). Adame (CC) and Phend (CC). tied far flret, second and third. Height—- • ft. < In Broad lamp-Tucker (CC) first; Phend (CCI second; Mills <D) third. Distance—2o ft. lin High Jump- Phend (CO) first; Uckey (CCI and Jennings (l». tied tor second and third. Height—--5 ft. im in

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