The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-05-07
The Field DAY
At The COLLEGE
List Of Prizes to be Awarded on
Next Friday.
Mr.. MARTINS GOOD WORK
The Senator Pressing the Claim Bill
and His Efforts Are Being Re
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Going to
Southern Baptist Convent'n.

The annual field day Of the General
Athletic Association of Richmond Col
lege will be Friday. May 9, on the COL
lege campus.
The exercises will begin at o'clock
in the morning and continue throughout
the day until O'Clock, with the excep-
ton of an hour and forty-five minutes
for dinner
The committee is comprised Of Dr. w
A. Harris, chairman; DR.. w. S. Foushee,
Parke P. Deans, Robert Gillian, Charles
c. Bowe, A Kyle Morrison and Thomas
V. McCaul. The committee has been
laboring hard for three weeks trying to
arrange a programme that will compare
favorably with the previous days.
There have been a large number Of en-
tries for the different events.
Miss Sadie Jefress will be sponsor on
this OCCASION, and Misses Bowie and
Johnson will be her maids Of honor.
The officers Of the day are: W. v.
Thraves, chief marshal; L. NJ. Ritter.
clerk of the course, and NJ. B. Booker,
announcer.
The schedule and the prizes given arc
as follows:
9 to 10 o'clock-Tennis Singles, ~
medal given by Professor z. NJ. Long;
(2) pocketknife given by T. w. Tignor's
Sons. Doubles, one dozen photographs
each, given by Homeier & Clark and
Carbon Studio.
10 to 1o:lrGymnasium drill. Medal
given by Dr. c. H. Ryland. Improve
ment medal given by Mr.. B. F. Johnson
showing during the session the most i'm
provement in physical development)
1915 to 1O:31-Throwing baseball. Prize,
baseball. given by J. J. Collins.
1920 to 1O:4-Quarter-mle run. Prize,
ID pipe given by Jasper L. Rowe: ~
-, given by Splitting, jeweler
1O:45 to 11-High kick Prize. scarf pin,
given by Janke Bros, jewelers..
II to 11:30-Standing broad jump. Prize,
gold cuff buttons, given by Lumsden &
Sons. jewelers..
11:3o to Ill :45-Half-mile run Prize,
rocker, given by Sydnor & Hundley.
11:45 to 12-Humpback race. Prize two
subscriptions to Messenger.
y to 12:3o-High jump. Prize, Web
ster's Dictionary. given by the Cohen
Company.
1880 to 12:45shoe race. Prize, box of
cigars, given by Morris. confectioner
12:45 TO 1:15-Runnins broad jump,
Prize. straw hat, given by ]. R. Shep-
pard
lis to 1:so-Putting shot. Frize, one
dozen photographs. given by ]. w. Sale.
$50 to 1:45-Apple-eatin contest. Prize,
golf hose, given by Gans-Rady Company.
Recess from 1:45 to $780,
$3.50 to 4-Basket-ball. Prize, two gal
Ions Of cream, given by L. x Shepherd
& Co.
4 to 4:15-One hundred yard dash
Prize, pair of shoes, given by Taylor &
Brown
4:15 to 4:45-Pole vault. Prizes, az golf
trousers. given by Burk & Co.; ~ rubber
horse shoes. given by Hofheimer & Co.
4.45 to 5-Three-Iegged race. Prizes
fountain pens, given by Hunter & Co.
and Bell Book Company.
8 to 5:15-Hurdle race. Prizes, D
sweater, given by o. H. Berry & Co.: f2)
one dozen photographs, given by Foster.
SIS to 5:30-Mile run. Prizes, Q) medal.
given by Buchanan &c Co.: (2) silk sus-
penders. given by Jacobs & Levy.
$50 to, 5:45-Consolation race. Prize,
cane. given by Meyer Greentree.
5:45-Delivery Of prizes.
Flowers to most popular contestant by
Hammond and Mann aud Brown.
THE EXAMINATIONS
The faculty OF Richmond College post
ed the schedule for the tina. examina-
tons yesterday. They will bcgi1 onaMcy
Goth. They are as follows:
Thursday. May 29th-All classes in
French and German. General History
and Senior English.
Friday, May S0th-All classes in Eng
1ish.
Saturday, May s1st-An claz:es IN
Greek.
Monday, June od-Political Science.
American History, Intermediate.anI Seq ].
Tor Philosophy.
| Tuesday, June 3d-All classes In Latin.