St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-05-25
PRESENTATION OF PRIZES
To the Winners Of the St. Paul
High School Field Day.

10 the winners Oh the st. raul
High School Field Day.
The distribution of prizes won at last
Fridays field day occurred in the as
Esembly hall of the high school yester-
day at noon. The names of those who
+ came out ahead in the contests have al
ready been published iii the GLOBE.
The prizes were medals of uniform de-
sign, the first, of one pattern, being
made Of gold, while the second, of an
other design, were of silver.
Below is list of the donors, as well
as the names of the young ladies' who
made the presentation.
For the hundred-yard dash the first
prize was given by the Z. K. A. society,
the second by the athletic association of
the school. The medals were presented
by Miss Emma Fryer to E. Bohland.
first; o. Sabotka, second.
For the pole vault. first and second
prizes given by the class of '97. pre-
scented by Miss Doris Buchanan to Nj.
Riley. first; Fred Manler. second. -
For the half-mile walk, first and sec
ond prizes given by the Athletic as
ISOLATION. Presented by Miss Bessie
Mahan to Rol Lanpher first, Ii. Brown
second.
For putting the shot, first and second
prizes given by the Athletic association.
Presented by Miss Josephine Carr to
E. Bohiand first, George Laugford Sec
ond.
For the hop, step and jump. first and
association. Presented 10y Miss Flor
ence Messner to j. NJ. Armstrong first,
NJ. Dorey second.
For the mile run first and second
prizes given by the faculty. Presented
by Miss Laura Whitney to Albert Arm
strong first, w. Lemon second.
For the hitch kick, first end second
prizes given by tie athletic ASSOCIATION.
Presented by Gertrude Helne to Frank
Smith first, M. Hetfner second.
For the l2O-yard race, first and second
prizes given by the athletic association
Presented by Miss Margaret Chase to
For the standing broad jump-First
and second prizes given by the class of
'94. Presented by Miss Joy Marsden to
II. Z. Keller. first. j. Nj. Armstrong,
second.
For the Quarter-nile bicycle race
first and second prizes. given by the
Athletic association. Presented Dy Miss
Julia Gallop 10 Robert McCleary. first
j. M. Armstrong. second.
For the 220-yard dash-First and sec
ond prizes given by the Athletic asso-
cialion. Presented by Miss Grace Rob-
bins to E. Bohland first, q. Salialka
second.
For the half mile run-First prize gwen
by the class OF 80. second by the Ath-
letic association. Presented by Miss
Ethel Wallace to Daniel Kimball first,
hal LanD1ler second.
Fer throwing the hammer and the
running high jump the first ana second
plies were given by the Athleti C asso-
citation and were presented by Miss
Cornelia James and Miss Robinson to
y. Bohland and George l4angforu for the
former, and w. Shulz and George Rugg
for the latter.
For the 220-yard hurdle race the first
prize was given 10y the BUadcans of '95.
second by the Athletic association:
presented by Genivere Jarvis to e. Bob
land for first, and ANlrtn second.
For the two-milc bicycle race, first
prize. given by the class of ;!6; second
by the Athletic association. Presented
by Miss Jessie Schulten. X. McClrary
first, u. Bonn second.
Miss Ethel Barr gave the cup left by
the BOadicanS OF 'J3 TO winner of the
mile run. 1t will remain in his possess
Sion Tor one year. i-.--.-~ .t,-----.'-.-..
Several OF the presentation speeches
were III verse, some of them written in
q humorous vein