·N., Trisr' SltOfiJs ., the·· (JO yard Pro,;,e·i·N· lt~lerseholatie u~· Detroit schools carried. ol the honors at the Northwestern Interxho~stic Track and Swimming meet in Patten gym last Saturday. Northeast High of Detroit won the Track meet with 18 points, Northwest Detroit copped 14 ~ poiats and Cass Tech. of Detroit got third place with the saQie record time Saturday. New \'rier's only .points came in th~ four-fifths mile rei&J. The Gray and Green team won their · heat easily. Wanger pined a big lead in his two laps and Guy and Hoffman increased th~ lead. Marty C·ssell finished first although he wasn't able to holcl the big lead he started with. They only got thitd place as the heat was a ·l"w one. ' Tradt aummarleJOle--1. Thompeon (Northwestern. Detroit), I. Johllllton (Gary. Ind.), 3. Kllltler (Bowera). f. Hurd (N. w.. Detroit). Time t :U. t. Gt Yard Duh-1. Saowdell( .N. W. Dert.olt), I. lletcalf (Tilden), I. Dennie (N. W. Detroit), f. BeaU)' (N. E. Detroit) Time :e&.f. 60 Yard Low Hurdlea---1. Beatty (N. E. Detroit), I. Gordon (Waukegan), 3. Broolut (Hyde Park), f. Tewa (East High, Milwaukee). Tlme :0'1.1. 60 Yard High Hurdlea---1. Beatty (N. E. Detroit), I. Odell (Gary, Ind.), I. .Johnson (Evallllton), f. Hubert (Elgin). Time :08.1. Quarter Klle-1. Burge1111 (N. W. Detroit), Z. Devine (East High, Aurora), 3. Schudrowlts (East High, Milwaukee), .a. Garrison (Bowen). Time :53.9· Half Mlle-1. Amold (W. Detroit), I. Smltb (Cau Tech, Detroit), 3. Beatty (N. E. Detroit), f. Sanderson (Evan·ton). Time I :03.1. Fourth-ftfthB Mile Relay-1. Oak Park, I. Bowen, Chicago, 3. New Trier, f. Tie between Elgln and Urbana. Time 1:48.9. Shot Put-1. TuraBBhott (C8.88 Tech, Detroit), Z. Linder (Lostant, Ill.), 3. Jack&on (Gary), f. Fox (West High, Milwaukee). Distance f8 feet 8% Inches. High .Jump-1. Tle between Sampson (C&IIs Tech, Detroit) and McHos (Ha· vana, Ill.), 3. Tie between Dennis (N. W. Detroit) ~d Ware (Hamtramck, Detroit). Height 6 feet · 2 and 3-f Inches. Pole Vault-1. Allen (Salem, Ohio), 1. Tie between Roessler (Salem, Ohio) and Wonsowlcs (Gary), .f. Tie between Killer (Evanston). Skelley (Oak Park), and Spillman (Libertyville). Height 11 feet 6 inches. hfah ·lnitcaes.: e· tan in 12. .. I I I .. .. I A strong team from Highland Park a Detroit suburb, won the swimming meet wit~out any .trouble. They ran up 38 pomts, placmg in every ev.ent but the 220 yard swim. Evanston and Virginia, Minnesota were tied for second place with 13 pOints each. Neither of these teams won any of the regular eveats although Evanston got second place in the 100 yard crawl and the 160 yard relaY... They got mo3t of their points in the extra point relays. . Oak Park made the best showing of Chicagoland schools in the track events, getting 6 1-3 points and sixth place. Bowen High of Chicago was only ~ third of a point behind Oak Park. Evanston's trackmen managed to run up 3 1-3 points. New Trier only got 2 points although New Trier runners came in just behind the point winners in several events. . Marty ~a3sell started out leading h1s heat m the quarter mile but dropped to third on the second time a!ou!'d and. finished in that place. He d1dn t get an the points because the quarter, like most of the other events was run in three heats and place~ were given according to time. Ted Burgess started out in the front of his heat in the half ; but a Detroit ~unn~r, who ran like he had springs m h1s feet, pas·3ed him on the next lap and kept increasing his lead to hit the tape nearly 50 yards ahead of Ted who was as far ahead of the third man. The only meet record broken was in the high jump. George ·McHose of Havana, Illinois, and Robert Samson of Cass Tech, Detroit, both went over .the bar at 6 feet 2 and ~ inches. This is one inch higher than the record made last year. Carl Hall, the Green and Gray jumper, went pretty high. He droppe~ out at 5 feet, 10 inches. · Steve Wmde'3 in the half and Dave Wanger in the low hurdles came in just behind the point-getters in their events. like most of the o~11er New Trier fellows. Eugene Beatty, a colored boy from Northeast Detroit, was the sensation He won both hurdle of the meet. races, finished third in the half mile and fourth in the dash to get 13 points. In the preliminaries, Friday, he made a meet record of 8 1-10 '$econds for Will Your Rugs Be Clean for Easter? Sunly. you'll waat your bomr to be spic :.!ld span for Easter. Especially your rap. Wbile it's a bit btr, it's aot·too btr for as to caD for your 8oor coverings. draa tbrm thoroughly. rutore their oriaiaal beauty and bavr thrill back home in time for Easttr. tin Giw Ul fiOIU , . , . , pbone--u:~e,II 4o the rat ooer Springfield, Illinois, ranks second of the cities of the United States in the reduction of cost of food stuffs during lac. 511 MAIN STREET ..;_ WILME'ITE Wdmette 1141 Uaiftnity 5151. 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