The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1905-06-01
HELD DAY.

Rhitt NuAAl III thc uloiuiHk tOu-
mittees from Alpha Zeta and Phi
Delta were hard at work erecting
tents for their respective societies at
either end of the Athletic Park; the
crimson and the gold occupying the
north end tent, aud the orange and
black, the quarters at the south end.
Though the weather was threaten
ing in the morning, and thruou, the
day, the rain withheld its downfall
until quite late in the evening. and
the various events were carried on
without any interruption from the
elements.
Considerable hard work had been
put on the new running track in the
few days previous to the meet. and
it was in fairly good shape for the
races, though by no means finished
production.
BY $50 am. the crowd began TO
assemble, and when the pistol shot
was fired 10 start the first event. an
hour later, quite large number had
gathered 10 witness the struggle,
and cheer their favorites ON 10
victory.
There were sixteen events ina all,
but only eleven OF these were in
cluded ia the Chez Cup competition.
They were as follows: 10 pound shot
put; 100 yards dash; running high
jump; 22O yards dash; 40 yards
dash; running broad jump; pole
vault; one half mile run; 220 yards
hurdle race; one mile relay race, and
the one mile run. The other events
were: 80 yards dash; l2lb. hammer
throw; running hop step and jump;
one half mile walk, aud rifle
shoot.
Beta Kappa bad entered no track
team, though she had representatives
in several events. The competition
for the trophy cup was between the
teams entered by Phi Delta and
Alpha Zeta, and was intensely in
teresting turnout The men Of both
societies had been training hard and
long for the occasion, and entered
the contest prepared to do their
best for the colors they represented.
Though the meet was not noted
for its high records, it was neverthe-
less a success from the standpoint Of
keen though good natured rivalry
which was in evidence during the
entire day The gate receipts also
exceeded the expectations of the
Association, and will go good ways
towards paying of the debt incurred
in building the new track.
The winners in the eleven events
were as follows:
i6lB. snor Pur-al IT. i0K IN.
II. Posilewait. G. &. Hudson }. X. Young.
100 YARus DAsH-il IS sNc.
j. Ben0er, Frank Fowler. G.. Csnheld
RuSNiSs HIGH JUMP VI. 9Is
Ralph Osborne, n. Postlewait, c. Hunt.
90 YARDS DAsH-2l 10 SIC.
g. Canheld, Geo, Anderson, }. Bender.
40 YARDs DAsH--57 Is sEc.
g. Garfield, q. Anderson, Bender and Pearson.
RuSxINe BEoAp JuNr-l5 ". s}IS.
{. Garfield, G. Hunt, n. Frost
POLE VAULTS ". ION.
n Frost, }. Bender X. Hoffman aud g. Hunt.
ONE HALF NILE RuS-2 Mis- 2425 SIC
J. Caldwell II. CLARK, -. Girardonl. Black.
20 YARDS HURpLK RAcE-32 SIC
g. Canheld, X Hoffman and }. Bender
one MILE RELAY RACE min CSC
Alpha Zeta, Phi Delta, Beta Kappa.
oSE NILE Run MIN 4s sac.
J. Girardon College,, C. Canaeld. Z. Hudson.
Total number OF Points made
fhl DELTA ......... ts
ALPHA LElA ....-.. p
BETA KAPPA ........
Epenh not IN Cup competition.
90 YARDS DAsH-6 IS SIC.
J. Bender, G. CEnheld
i2LB HAMMER THRow-95FT. i0IN
H. Postlewait, Hudson, ]. Young
ONE HAS MILE WALK MIN n SIC.
Hezekiah Washbun
The silver medal which was given
by the Athletic Association to the
competitor winning the highest mum
Der of points out of the sixteen
events was won by Clare Garfield,
who had q points to his credit as
result of his prowess.
The Y. W. G.. A. had a booth in
the grounds, and were very active in
supplying the wants of those who
! daairad ipa. cream oaka or candy