The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1903-05-30

men. B liet IN yUur fello~ men Will
beget faith 10 God. II your are skep-
teal, do not imagine that your doubts
are convictions, do no become reckless
when your compass IS lost, continue
to do thu one thing that you know to
be right. Personality, courage, pur-
pose and faith combined will produces
a mar invincible IN life's battles.
FIELD DAY
The motto OF Wentworth Academy
is Mems Sana in COr4Oye Sane, Con-
sistent with the policy implied in this
motto, physical development meets
with the helrtiest encouragement Of
the powers that be. The athletic
director is one of the coordinate
members of the faculty. The labors
OF the school 70 M, OF the parade
grounds, and Of the athletic field are
all alike under competent direction
and supervision and are all looked
upon as factors 10 the school life.
No part Of the public ex ercises Of
the cadets ever attracts more a attention
in Lexington than the exercises Of
field day. The citizens literally offer
prizes for success in the contests.
The attendance on these occasions is
always large. A great crowd gath
cred Monday, May %, to witness
these exercises. The contests were
fourteen in number. Following is
the programme and results:
l. Putting OF twelve pound shot.
Prlzes-l-Half dozen hose, by Gratz
Brothers: 2-BaSe ball glove, ball and
bat, by Gustav Haerle. Winner,
Becker; End contestant, Van Ginkel;
3rd contestant, Wattles. Record,
35 it IL in.
2. 100 yard hurdles. PRICES
3 pair of shoes, by Gratz Brothers.
? Winner, Donahue; End contestant,
Wilson; third contestant, Van Glnkel.
| Record, 81 seconds.
3 3. 100 yards dash. Prize-Oue
e dozen photos, by Mr.. ]. E. Marshall.
! Winner, Becker; 2ud contestant,
$ Donahue; third contestant, Van
Ginkel, Record, II seconds.
e 4. One mile run. Prizes-1 s;
pair shoes or shirts, by Fredendall &
e Wilson; BOX Paseo cigars, by w.
F. Hinesley. Winner, Wilson; 2nc
contestant, Heath; 3rd contestant
Swatzel. Record, 5:5S,
IS 5. Running high jump. Prize
{. box of Tom Morton cigars, by W. f
Hinesley. Winner, d lnahue; Ont
, contestant, Becker; Srd contestant
is Ferguson. Record, 4:1lS.
6. 22O yard hurdles. Prize Ten
mis- racket and balls, by Mr.. Gusta
Haerle, Winner Becker; 2nd con
to testant, Donahue; 3rd contestant
Van Ginkel Record, 80 seconds.
st I. Throwing 10 pound hammer
of Prizes-1-$7 suit case, by H. Sinauel
he 2-Shaving mug, by Dan Ruebe.
I'd Winner, Wattles; 2nd contestant
H. Becker; 3rd contestant, Palmer
w Record, 1OS 1T 9 in.
8. One-half mile run, Prize
Hair dressing outfit, by Drs Tucke
& Fredendal Winner, Van Ginke
End contestant, Wilson; Bird contes'
ant, Becker. Record, ESQ.
8. Pole vault. Prices MilltaT
hair brushes and shaving outfit, b
C~renshaw & Young. Winner, Henri.
End contestant, Wilson; 3rd contes
ant, Becker. Record, 8 TT 2 in.
10. Running broad jump. Prize
Box of FonteIla cigars, by Vict'
Bour. Winner, Donahue; End CO..
testant, Becker; Ord ~contestan
Wilson. Record, 20 IT 2 in.
IL. Quarter mile run. Prize
box of stationery by Mr.. E. G. Looml
Winner, Van Ginkel; End contestan
Beyers. Record, 81 seconds.
IL. 22O yard dash. Prize-Box
Primrose cigars by Xix Brother
Winner, Becker; 2nd contestar
Donahue; Bird contestant, Van GinkI
! Record, Al seconds.
10. Race for small boys. Prize
} By Mr.. E. Hacker. Winner, Sprir
End contestant, Barnett. Record, o;
IA. Relay race. Prize-Box