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THE OSHAWA DAILY TIMES. THURSDAY; SEPTEMBER PG En 5 or ga) and Also Cups for 220 Yards and Y; Mile Events -- Mary Blow is the Seniov Girls' Champion ! (By Staff Reporter) Whitby, ent. 29.--The JA) deine of several records, a very small attend- ance, and fine weather marked the an- nual athletic sports day of the Whitby High School. In the senior shot put, Doug Maundrell Jaised his own previ- ous record of 38' 6" to 41' 314", He raised the previous record of 8 9" in the senior pole vault to 10' 2", In the girls' events, Muriel Jones, a new- comer in Whitby sporting circles, set a new mark of 135 in the senior "girls baseball throw. Jean Robertson hoist- ' ed the mark in the senior basketball throw from 38' 6" to 62* 3", E. Northam piled up an impressive list of victories in winning the senior championship, He won Ist in the 220 yards, the hop, step and jump, the 2 mile, the % mile, the 100 yards, and the 1 mile; 2nd in the running broad jump, the running high jump, the shot put, the pole vault, and third in the standing broad jump, for a total of 27 points, Dewland, who carried off the junior championship, did almost as well. He came in Ist in the junior standing broad, the junior 220 yards, the junior Vamile, the junior running high jump, the junior shot put, the junior 100 yards; 2nd in the junior running broad, Five ut nior hop, step ne jump, and Br i the junior pole vault for 'a'total o 23 points. Northam is winner of the clips for, the 220 and % mile. He was first in the mile run as well but the time was 6.10. The rule in connection with the mile cup is that the time must be 6 minutes or less. A request is being made to the honor of the cup that allowance be made for the very poor condition of the track and that the cup be given to Northam. The girls senior champion was Mary Blow with 19 points. The junior champion was Marion Osbourne with 21. The Odlum prize for the runner- up either senior or junior was won by Muriel . Jones. Miss Jones showed really beautiful form in the senior girls running high, clearing the bar as lightly as a swallow. The absence of Maundrell's name from the senior hop, step and jump will be noted. He 'feuled three times in succession: The list of winners is as follows: Jr. standing broad--Dewland 7' 515". Sr. running broad--Maundrell 197 3", Northam 197 114" Jr, girls 75 vards--Marion Oshourne, Mary Barton, Derothy Southwell. Sr. girls 75 yards--Josephine Thom- as, Mary Blow, Muriel Jones. Jr. 220 yards--Dewland, Ems, S. Correll. Jr. girls running high--Marion Os- bourne 3' 6". Sr. girls running high--Muriel Jones 3' 914", Mary Blow, Jean Rob- ertson, Jr. girls Southwell, Odlum. Jr. running broad--Correll 13' 914", Dewland 13' 6", G. Elms 12' 7". Sr. 220 yards--Northam; Maundrell, Jones 135', Lucille Bascom, Jessie He- George throw--DBDorothy Osbourne, Bettie baseball Marion ron. Aas Jr. girls THE op throw--Dorothy Southwell 53 3", Marion Osbourne, Bettie Odlum. Sr. girls basketball throw--Jean Ro- bertson 621 3°, Mary Blow 61", Lucille Bascom and Joy Priest 59' 8". ols , hop, step and jump--Correll ", Dewland, G. Elms. wh hop, step and jump--Northam, Ross. Jr. half mile--Dewland, Correll, Elm. Sr. half mile--Northam, -Irwin, Ross. Jr. running high--Dewland, Correll. Sr. running high--Bascom 5' 1" Northam 5', Maundrell 4' 9" Jr. girls 150 yards--Marion Osbourne Mary rton, Dorothy Southwell. 4, Mary Blow, Muriel Jones. rter mile--Northam, Irwin, Ross, r. girls running broad--Marion Os- 'bourne, Dorothy Southwell, Rena Hall. Sr. girls running broad--Mary Blow, Farge! Jones. Xa Na i put--Dewland, Greenfield, gel, hd put--Maundrell 417 34", Northam,' Bascom. Jr. girls sack race--Marion Os- bourne, Rena Hall, Jean McConnell. Sr. girls sack race--Mary Blow, Ruth Robertson, Jean Robertson. Jr. 100 yards--Dewland 12 4-5, G. Elm, Correll Sr. 100 yards--Northam, Maundrell, Michaud. Jr. pole vault--Harold Elm 7' 4 Elm, Dewland. Sr. pole vault--Maundrell 107 27, Northam, Bascom. Jr. girls standing broad--Mary Bar- ton 6' 214", Marion Osbourne, Dorothy Southwell. Sr. girls standing broad--Muriel Jones 6' 3", Mary Blow, Jessie Heron. Sr. standing broad, boys--Bascom 8' 114", Maundreld 8, Northam 7' 914" Jr. girls potato race -- Dorothy Southwell. Sr. girls potato race--Mary Blow, Josephine Thomas, Muriel Jones. Mile run--Northam, Michaud, Irwin. ESI DIAMONDS BR EL fre Davidson & Samells A8 Simeoe St. N. Phone 227 "For Better Shoe Values" Sr. girls 150 yards--]osephine Thom- | \ proached at the next TOWARD T BOWLING A Largely Attended Meeting (By Staff Reporter) "Whitby, Sept. 29.---That the pro- posal to provide better accommoda- tion for the bowlers of the town and some provision for tennis, at pres- ent altogether lacking, is meeting with the citizen's approval was shown last night by the large num- 'bers who turned out to a meeting in the Town Hall to hear the report of the temporary committee, ap- pointed last Wednesday night, to look into the matter. The first consideration is, of course, to ascertain the cost of the undertaking, It was estimated that a sum of nearly $2,000 will be need- ed. This need not be raised at once, however, It is proposed to provide a bowling green with 8 rinks and | four tennis courts, To do this prop- | erly a plot of ground 120 by 320 feet will be required. Methods of financing the work were discussed. A. G. Browning suggested forming a company, sell- ing shares of a $10 or $20 value and renting the grounds to the club at a figure that would give some re- turn to the investors. A new committee was eonsisting of Mr. Robb, chairman; Ed. Bowman, Secretary; Mr. N.j Thomas, Mr. Cooke and Miss Helen | Richardson, this body to have power to add to its number and power to act. The purpose of the committee is to look for a suitable site, secure an option if advisable and then to | proceed to devise means of financing the undertaking. The Town Council formed, is to he ap- meeting with a view to securing some support from that quarter, The need of haste was pointed out | as if the howling green is to be used next year, the grass seed must be sown this fall. DRIVING TRUCKS plish this Jeat York you'll eat it a treat.' 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Service flyers int 3800] s a flyerg o the local associa- tion, after which its membership will | 11925 Ford Sedan, five nearly new balloon tires. Every- be open, 10 young men of the city thing in the best of condition . who wish a share in Canada's com- A ing development in aerial transpor- 1 1924 Chevrolet Touring tation, 1--1923 Ford Monday nigirt's meeting, which 1--1922 Ford Sedan 1--1921 Ford Coupe, new balloon tires and newly painted GIVEN SURPRISE begins promptly at 8 p.m., in the Armories, will have a company of | 1--1924 Chevrolet Sedan, balloon tires and newly painted AND SHOWER ON RECENT-MARRIAGE distinguished guests to help launch thé Oshawa Club, Captain E. M. 1--1928 Essex Sedan, very small mileage, at big reduction in price. 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