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wetfe c3 All this goes to show | Deerâ€" A flelfih:é l:’ by fhr, lhofi::fmy many sc as far as is conâ€" cerned. and why not?"fiy have winhing relay‘team. : Ray Anderâ€" son, flashy middle distance runner, p mto,nnm::wmu- » in the| 440 yard Clg ‘ put on a suprise show and spi mwmp\-ww the run. Bill s and Don Shields ruled ‘over County cindermes. The Blue and â€" regâ€" is their first win in again in then in 1931.| The 1931 meat f many records shattere, featuring fuch famed as Rubly, Fox, Fell, Heine, Benvenute, Ray, the of Fo? of gince 1931.â€" The old | time 4:47.5 compared with the new of 4:41.9.| y stat fieldman, won individual honors 1 inch. Wa tm&tednutthe P on ille yerue on icvin A qothads for}s thege e men home: six mo‘ to add to «collection in The hy case. : Johnâ€" sto the <biggest : collection, boa:tin. five. Two for first, two points. Right men were entered and fo: prep rel@ys held at Dyche Stadium, .after| this meet, Shiklds trophy case fairly glisâ€" te th whc-'cqlw herg‘s the reason. â€" Wolâ€" terg‘ t men brought home a cup is offsilver are cups won at the M and Drake U relay ni with several the Uniâ€" Wha 1"0 @wymfl‘m ro of the records broken were sed bf by. the thinâ€"clads from . â€" Brown, aziddledis- > , traveled the 880â€"yard in 2}10.3, knocking one tenth secorid off the old ‘mark held by a;jlmly . outclassed, | placed h fifth with 12 and 6 points sday afternoon by blasting out m cH nship at Weiss fields, ke Deerfleld won the meet a of 57 points, with Lib ille,[last year‘s winners, takâ€", . with 47 points, Waukeâ€" a poor third, gathering 29 ts. Grant and Barringâ€" waslthe fourth time Deerfield ty. for‘third place. â€" > hfl'y‘wotookfadrthatthe ER TURRIFFE : en‘ for of. Antioch, tossed distance being 151 Grant field: star, broke ‘tecord to account for w mark. Burdock tossed High Point Man Wolters at the helm. eight of first en presese remnge x iudeess K former it in 57 check <wi three inn by the le next two on hits b error fill two hitte ror and hits drove in m runs to . them the m gin.: d ‘could do ngthing their ‘of the seventh, nithou "Kelly" ke~ reached on single. . || : §x"4 in <the by a . pitch. f Deerfield|ahead, a lead that was col tinued until Waukegan it up at three all in their half of th@ sixth. | third i ; but in the fifth the broke loose with three rung on hit: by esi, Peterson, Thomg son. . Traini walked lnd%b = more reached first after ha was hit bell aoue * the f 6 to 4 the on:j for the pitching Waukegan Harry Deerfield J C WASIHE . 5i < Ammaganalicets f Waukegan‘s Second Wi1 4 Feiil‘;’s_'l‘h_ird Loss CAl YÂ¥ PLAYED BUTKUS FANS EEEVEN qualifies. isio also among t shot put; and Bill Holmes in th 120 high hurdles. Parker:in = ing the tossed it further th he ‘has his whole life. ~His to measured 115 feet 3% inches, which is quite a throw. Parker also placed in the Javelin, but not among the scoring 39% points. Oak Park, fending| champions, placed t with few of their outstanding formers |presenting their usual feats: Deerfield and Proviso tied for fourth place, chalking up 22 points, Deerâ€" field‘s s¢oring was again done mos ly by: Parker Johnston, who placeé in two gvents. The fellows scoring points for Deerfleld and who = fied for the state meet are P Johnston, discus throw; Tém Irving, Dyche ftadium and was the » Mfing ‘mget for the state champi ship tr:_k and ‘field meet to be held at the University of Illinois in near future. > sys i ~New Trier High School p first in this meet rolling up 42 poifts with ston high a close se Last | Saturday Deerfie added another crop of medals to coll by scoring 22 points in the district meet held at Northwestern Univerq&ty. The meet was held in Ambjose Cantagallo ran the be mile that he‘s run in his‘ whole 1 school {: reer. Ambrose took a third, but hiy running brought the most praise from "Deac." Bob Lehr, Amâ€" bros‘s team mate, finished right beâ€" J placing in three s brought the most points home |for Deerfield. . Park in the one first he got, namely the dlm-.:lfiipd it‘ 114 feet 6 . Brandinisi¢ and Irvâ€" ing were also ‘each conâ€" trlbuzhg a sufficient â€" pnumber | of points to the winnings. € field maen to place in this méet were Sale, : r, â€" and Ullu{ln in track events, and 'hieh:::. Moran, and Riddle in the field events, â€"| n the low hurdles a Wivd in the high, . / 1 Deerfields ‘ strongest spot on the team proved to be the field events in which Johnston, Irving, ; Brandinisio â€" take part. ‘ Patker onv;tyhtfimmm won the 120 yard high B ‘and placed |second in the low hurdles. place but they too luebacks" could d@&nothin first four innings off t of ‘Butkus. They got ‘singles in the second af Ep but :in the fifth the "This run tied up atter walked. A CE iA uld dapnothing |â€" | â€" nings off the .j ; They got two| : . he second and| | e rung on hifs| | , and Thompâ€"| | ind Bob Skid=| | ter he was hit| | that was conâ€" | | n tiedjit up &t| of t sixfh. 7 2 Ouls _ â€" r man, st-p next Ewo batâ€" |‘ osed.ipf, and trikes on ‘the | . h.r‘, ire ( v'. ‘ M ut inngi ‘I dqp he score l « ipther eÂ¥â€" |/ ) | andâ€" Brandinâ€" hits, more [ :| se "~% iE t marâ€"|. /; ma#hmery, to â€" wear ng in | | 85004 bouzh f Fioxg 8 "* | NORTH 62 94\ » & a TEAM TIES [FOR FOURTH ) fricr Johnston | and Holmes W opled Electrolux. (It (has exclusive features that are vifal for ependability, economy and 'oonvenfien ; l p:l The NEW Airâ€"Cooled Electrolux is the _â€" greatest refrigeration va ney can . _buy anywhere. Prices gre low =â€" and . when.you have one i ed you étan ;‘li,fe;%:fm'se vice. 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During the meet three records wére f e by Libertyville and ;me by ~V. Willard broke Foxâ€" Rell‘s of 4:47 in the mile with ]tixe timhe! 4:41,9,. ;C. Brown also of i[)ibert le‘|broke the 880â€"yard run by .5 bf}a second;. his time was 2:10.3.| Burdock of Grant broke the javeli Five he t ich r & Tbw. for ‘a baseball game between : and Illinois, and a citcus was defeated for the e in thtee" years ‘by New ‘anston, who placed first ind : of the exâ€"champs. has held the championship »e:td of 151 feet! with a 162 feet 1 inch. ; ow â€"See CE bes :â€" porcelain inte construction â€" choice purch a "Big 10" tennis tourâ€" Telephone Are Gathered unty Champs TRACK TEAM 880â€"YD REL Airs EGAS Highland Park 3300â€"3 /N only Y Tom Irving "tossed the . friit" 4$ feet.7% ifighes for : plate, and Art Brandonisio took ond in this event. Art also hel to swell the total with a second| in the discus throw and & fourth in javelin, throw. Park Wohnston was not only the winne i,i theâ€" di throw, but also the high ‘point n in the meet with 11 Boints. â€" threw the platter for & distance of gin.. Fred Ullman plated fourth in this event." "Tarzan" Ande ‘ Art Hand of Libertyyllle continued their duel also; this Wime "Tarzkn" beat his rival but did not win ‘his race. "Tarzan" took & close Ifi in the 440â€"yard run, ( ie sel and "Stride" McOl@gy were both sick, so Cliff Gladeg ran in their pl:co and did a good job of it by taking third in the hilfmile race Tom Irving "tossed the gnbe Allen Hokenson ant h:miflono verse continued the f pri but this time Allen 1088 the 1 d dash by about four ihhes is was some race. Allen also defeat at the hands) Of his enemy in the 220â€"yard dash by a close matâ€" was disqualified, and DBon Julian was moved up to third plebe: . the low hnx« were rup Dg stepp out and took this raee by 4 comâ€" fortable margin. CoRverse of Libâ€" ertyville also ‘knockHd down three too‘ many ‘hurdles and wa ) disâ€" qualified; This gave |Bill Holmes second in this race.. Don‘s timé was 27.5 against the wind |. || | | race in his high school f he placed third in the mile with the time 4:50. Bob Leht: pok fourth in this race, to give Débrfield & total of three points. Bill Holn more points to f‘"‘ nd al by taking first in the high h‘urd;c{ race with the good"timd| O# :17.6, " The county record for thik race ig :17.8. Wilson of Libertyville placed second in this race, but, duel to the fact that he knocked down three hurdjes, he AS COME automatio refri now! 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Just to keep even wit son, we p that b: . $5 a day. and sp Publishers Syndicate. _ Ninetéen medals and onb phy| were the victor‘s and passed the to zan" Andérson who, not but |lengthened the lead afd c the |finish line with a ten ::fud in the javelin , with a of 137 feet 10 andâ€"seeâ€" ond ‘in ‘the broad jump. Riddle placed fourth for it tha Ih the poleâ€"vault Jack for|fourth, with two othe in ‘h;:njmp Ralph Dick Rei n tied for {. 114 feet 6 inches. Park 60|N. First St. s cold silently n you buy the ANY SPORT PA . SMIT] THURSDA, MAY 18, 1983 1so1 in the $10.â€" i %s [ 4:3 this chure which iz /. WRrom 0 0‘ in ‘the m the evening. Or*Sund: room is imen from 2 |.. Mifremepurfine aan \| _ ; Kev. Waa. W. Nelson . 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