The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1905-04-04
INTER NOR MAILS.
Prize Orators to Visit Madison in
May-Basket Ball and
Track Teams.

| Aberdeen News, t. The assembly
room of the normal school was well fill
ed last evening by students OF the
school and visitors from the city tc heal
the declamatory contest for the selection
of representatives from the Aberdeen
normal to enter the inter normal de
clamatory contest at Madison next May.
| The Judges of the contest We're Captain
j. III. Hauser, Mrs. J. Fl. Perry and
Rev. J. Y Montague. There were
seven contestants for the prizes which
were won by the following students
Earl Koehler, who recited Sherman 8
March, fist prize, silver cup; Pearl
Sitter, who spoke The Lost Word, sec
ond prize. a souvenir spoon, and Flor
ence Fleming, who recited The Going
of the White Swan, third prize, vase.
The speaking was all of high order
| and it took the judges some time to ar
rive at their decision. In announcing
the awards Captain Hauser compliment
| ed all of the contestants on the nigh
grade of their work. The three persons
who won the prizes last evening will
b. the representatives OF the normal
school at the contest to be held at Mad
lson next month. The other contes-
tants were Elesa Wander Horck, Hilda
Goserud, Olive Young and o. Z. Mar
tin.
The girls basketball team was out for
practice yesterday for the first time.
The school is to send a team to Madi-
son in May to represent the school In
the athletic meets between the state
normal schools. Miss Baxter, teacher
of physical culture, is in charge of the
team. Twelve candidates for six girl
team appeared so that the competition
for places will be rather keen. Besides
there are more candidates VINO have sig
nified their intention of coming out.
Next week the track team will be
called out. The Aberdeen normal Will
send a full team to Madison and will
have men entered in every one of the
events. 1t is yet too early TO tell any
thing of the makeup of the team or Its
chances. The team will be the first
track team in the history OF the school
Professor Mansfield has already marked
the course for the quarter mile track
which encircles the football field On
the east side the sprints will be run.
Work is to be begun Immediately upon
grading the track and covering it with
cinders
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