The daily sentinel., 1903-06-27
FIELD DAY
SPORTS.
Teller Institute Boys Have
Gala Time on Athletic
FieId-SpIendid Sport
Good EVenfS-High Rec
OrdS.

Yesterday afternoon attracted very
large crowd to that popular institu-
tion, from the city and the surround
ing country.
The handsome grounds of Teller in
stitute never looked more attractive
than they did yesterday. rs happy
throngs passed in and out under the
large and beautiful shade trees that
dot the campus.
The field for the sports lies directly
opposite the main campus, south of
the road leading to the school from
this city. 1t was all marked off
and ready for the sports of the stud
ents. Seats had been erected for the
ladies and spectators generally, and
were all occupied. while large num-
Der sat in their carriages surrounding
the grounds.
The program fexercises was begun
by the students of the military COM
panies marching in battalion forma-
tion from the main school building to
the grounds. The entire management
of the sports and competitive drill
was in charge of Field Marshal w. P.
Souires, Director of Athletics. at the
Institute.
The judges selected were DIR. S. M.
Bradbury. NJ. o. Delaplain and Sup
erintendent T. G. Lennon. On ac
count of the sickness of Mr.. Della
plain, Mr.. W. P. Ella served in his
stead.
As the companies drew up in bat
TALON formation for inspection they
presented martial air and their uni
forms and every part of their equip
ment shone. as do those of the soldiers
in the regular army. when they have
orders for rigid inspection by their
military superiors.
After the inspection of the equip
ment was finished each of the three
companies gave an exhibition drill.
All of the companies acquitted them
selvse admirably, especially the COM
pany containing the smaller boys.
This company was we'll officered and
the little fellows did we'll.
OF the field sports, possibly the re-
lay race of one mile was the best en-
joyed This race was between five
members each, of companies A and b,
and afforded an immense amount of
amusement to the spectators.
The following is complete list of
the winners of all the events. 1t can
| be said without desiring to be tul-
., N 4
to the school and could not have been
better, had American bows been the
competitors. instead of the children
of an aboriginal race.
Following is Ii st of the winners
and their records:
100 yard dash, Thomas Gallagher,
time 10 seconds.
220 yard dash, John Tadea, time
27 seconds.
80 yard dash Antonio Patrico, first
Running Hop. Step and jump. Aug
ustine Gonzales, first, 36 feet in.
Running broad jump Louie Smith
10 feet.
Sack race. Lincoln Dilley. 20 sec
onds
Three Legged race, Augustine Con
zales, Clarence Rainey, 20 seconds.
| Competitive Military drill. Com
pany c..
Stone gathering. John Seoto. first
One mile relay race Co. A. first, !
minutes 8 sec.
Standing broad jump feet 21a
inches.
10 yards hurdles Clarence Rainey,
High kick standing. Jhon Seoto.
feet S34 in.
High kick running. Paul Cadman
6 feet 2in.
Standing hop, step and jump, Loui
Smith. "a feet 10 inches.
Tug of war Co. A won.
Shot put Peter Rainey, 16 feet II
inches.
Pole vault. Miguel Blackwater.
feet in.
Throwing base ball. Jaun Thomas
2831G feet.
Horizontal bar Charles Rainey
Standing high jump Augustin
Gonzales.
Running high jump 3 feet 8 inches