Maitland High School - Chieftain Yearbook (Maitland, MO)

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TRACK TEAM Edwards Mr. Riley Conner Cowden Marion Hooper Brown Williams Ungles Cartwright Sixty-four

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'-l -U llflaitlaqcloqiarl TENNIS Tennis is a relatively new sport in our school. For the first time, as far as is known, we were represented by a tennis team. We made an extra good showing both at Tarkio and at Maryville. Hooper, Conner, Ungles and Knepper made up the team. Hooper and Conner fought their way to the finals at Tarkio but lost to Craig. At Maryville Conner went to the semi-finals in the singles. He and Ungles went as far as the semi- finals in the doubles also. Knepper was unable to take part in any of the matches because of sickness. All members of the team are back in school this year, and with more experience will be dangerous opponents for someone. 5: as ? E 1 ' Sixty-three I Q 3 I l

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TRACK Although the present track season is not over Maitland High School boasts of a successful season thus far., In the Holt County track meet Maitland was high point winner in High School events. Maitland also won the relay cup. Ungles was high point man with first in all the dashes and low hurdles, second in the ball-throwing and third in the hop, step and jump. Cartwright also placed in the dashes, won the hop, step and jump, and was second in the shot. Warner won the half-mile easily, with Brown third. Conner was second in the mile, with Warner third. Cowden was second in the pole vault. Ungles, Conner, Warner and Cartwright made up the relay team.. ln the tri-county meet Maitland was first among fifteen teams. with 42 points, while Skidmore was second with 15 points. Ungles Was. high point man in this meet also with first in 50 yard, 100 yard, 220 yard and the quarter. Cartwright was second in points, with first in the running broad jump and hop, step and jump, and second in the 100 yard and 220 yard. Warner was third in the half mile. Conner was third in the quarter. Cowden tied for first in the standing broad jump. Ungles, Conner, Warner and Cartwright won the relay. At the Northwest Missouri meet at Maryville, with over a thousand entries, we only lacked a point of winning first place, and three-fifths of a second of Winning the relay. The relay was run in sections and had We. been pushed, no doubt we would have done better. The track team expects to compete in other meets this year. Tri--County Track Meet .Records D7 L. Ungles Maitland .... Time 6 sec. ....... -1923 1- o 1 r 00-Yard Dash -----' ii. Mccoy, Craig ........ Time, 6 sec. ....... -1922 100-Yard Dash ..... D. McCoy, Craig ...... Time, 10 3-5 sec.. . .-1922 220-Yard Dash ..... E. Settle,Rock Port ..... Time, 24 3-5 sec.. . .-1922 440-Yard Dash ..... M. Kruse, Fairfax ..... Time, 57 4-5 sec.. .. 1922 Half-Mile Hun ..... 0. Warren, Graham .... Time, 2 min. 15 sec. .-1922 Half-Mile Relay .... Craig ................ Time, 1 m. 45 3-5 sc. 1922 Discus Throw ...... E. Lister, Clearmont. . . Dist, 106 ft, 3 in., ...1922 Pole Vault. .p ..... . . Running High Jump. D. Peoples, Skidmore. . ill. Kruse, Fairfax ...... A . Height, 10 ft. 0 in..- Height, 5 ft. 6 in.. .- 1922 1922 Running Broad Jump D. McCoy, Craig ....... Dist. 20 ft. 915 in.. .-1922 Shot Put ..,....... G. Joy, Ravenwood ..... Dist, 38 ft, 10W in,,-1923 Standing Broad Jump Hop, Step ana Jump. G. Cowden, Maitland. . . D. Peoples, Skidmore. . . M. Cartwright, Maitland .u Dist. Dist. 9 ft. 115 in.. ..- 41 ft. 4M in.. .- 1923 1923 -g,,,,,, 'l lQQ'j I' 4 1