Glebe Collegiate Institute - Lux Glebana Yearbook (Ottawa, Ontario Canada)

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., UX GLEBANAGQQ time. The Glebe senior mile relay team com- posed of R. Hubbard, E. Dowd, K. McAdam and R. Hitchman broke the record for this event running against time. As has been the case for a number of years, Glebe boys domin- ated the meet. Glebe amassed a total of 70 points, while their nearest rival was Lisgar with 28 points. Claude Howard tied with three others for second place in the senior class. Ted Root, with three firsts, took the intermediate title. Bill McClenahan was runner-up for the junior title. Results SENIOR zzo yds.-3rd, R. Hitchnian. Mile relay-ist, Glebe CR. Hubbard, E. Dowd, K. McAdam, R. Hitchmanb, Cnew recordl. izo-yd. high hurdles-ist, C. Howard, znd, E. Dowd, 3rd, L. Wfetmore. iz-lb. shot-put-ist, K. McAdam Cnew recordbg znd, B. Stirling. High jump-znd, G. Reynolds. Broad jump-ist, C. Howard, znd, G. Reynolds, 3rd, T. Daley. Javelin-ist, E. Dowd, znd, T. Daly. Discus-ist, H. McCagg Cnew recordb. INTERMEDIATE 880 yds.-2nd, L. Ewers, 3rd, R. Calladine. 880-yd. relay-ist, Glebe CJ. Walsh, N. Cupping, D. Stewart, T. Rootj. xzo-yd. low hurdles-ist T. Root Cnew recordJ, znd, R. MacDonald. iz-lb. shot-put-ist, D. Labelle, znd, C. Bruce. High jump-1st, T. Root. Broad jump-ist, T. Root, 3rd, D. Labelle. Javelin-1st, D. Labelle. Discus-3rd, C. Bruce. JUNIOR zzo yds.-znd, A. Davis. 120-yd. low hurdles-ist, W. McClenahan. - 8-lb. shot-put-znd, W. McClenahan. Pole vault-Ist, W. McClenahan. NOTE!-OHS meet took place which is not accounted for here. . ONTARIO CHAMPIONSHIPS JUNE WENTY-THREE Ottawa and district athletes were successful enough in the trial meet at Ottawa to merit the trip to Toronto for the Ontario Championships. At least half that number were Glebe boys. At Toronto, against the pick of Ontario's school- boy stars, our boys broke one record, tied an- other, and showed up well in some other events. Ken McAdam again proved peerless with the iz-lb. shot-put, setting a new record for the event. Ted Root equalled the existing record QEPALERE FLAMMAM in the intermediate low hurdles. Bill McClen- ahan and Hugh McCagg also turned in fine performances. - Results Sr.-1 z-lb. shot-put-ist, K. McAda1n Cnew recordj, 3rd, B. Stirling. Sr.-Discus throw-znd, H. McCagg. Sr.-Javelin-3rd, E. Dowd. Inter.-Low hurdles-lst, Ted Root Cequalled re- cordb. Inter.-High jump-znd, Ted Root. Inter.-Javelin-znd, D. Labelle. Jr.-Pole vault-ist VV. M'cClenahan. Jr.-8-lb. shot-put-3rd, VV. McClenahan. E.O.S.S. A. MEET SEPTEMBER HE E1GH'rH ANNUAL E.O.S.S.A. track and field meet was held this year at Corn- wall on September zznd. The Glebe team carried off all major trophies and the high aggregate in points. Glebe's total of 136 points was well ahead of the second team, Lisgar, with 58 points. Two hundred and twenty-six ath- letes representing I3 schools competed in vari- ous classes. Six new records were established. Ted Root proved the star of the meet, breaking two records and placing first in his third event. Surpassing the former junior high jump record by nearly 3 , and clipping Z of a second off the 1 zo-yd. low hurdles record, Ted's performance was the highlight of the day. Tom Daley and George Reynolds also acquitted themselves with merit. . Results JUVENILE Boys, ioo yds.-znd, H. Barnhart. JUNIOR EVENTS 120-yd. low hurdles-ist, T. Root Cnew recordl, znd, R. MacDonald. 880 yds. relay-znd, Glebe. Broad jump-ist, T. Root. High jump-ist, R. Root Cnew recordl. Pole vault--Ist, W. McClenahan. Discus-Ist, C. Bruce. 12-lb. shot-put-1st,'R. Junke, znd, J. Pattison. SENIOR EVENTS 440 yds.-3rd, R. Hitchman. no yds. high hurdles-znd, T. Daley, 3rd, E. Dowd. Mile relay-ist, Glebe CR. Hubbard, J. Stiles, L. Booth, R. Hitchmanb. Broad jump-md, G. Reynolds, 3rd, T. Daley. High jump-3rd, G. Reynolds. Discus-znd, T. Daley, 3rd, B. Stirling. iz-lb. shot-put-ist, B. Stirling, znd, T. Daley. As the preceding statistics show, Glebe has again won much distinction on the field of SPOIT. 'jIIOj

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