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The Prizes.
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tive. They bore the seal OF the school,.
4 a cross and lamp with the inscription,
"Interscholastic Games, 1906. On tho
reverse side the event was marked with
q hlank for the winners name.
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The meet was held Eon%the field on the
south side Of the schoo! buildings Where
an excellent quarter mile track has been
4 in use for many years. Within the track
were especially prepared spaces FOR the
running broad jump. the running high
jump. the pole vault, the hammer thr row.
ling and the shot put. lf
The Marine Banu, OF Wasnlns ION, &C. s;.
cuped the nand stand .alu pa yea W,
steps 70 re1Tesh inc WeaFy8siesS ~ tt'e
runners m y o,o,o,,, ~ oonte.t : i !.
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,ara, ~ ,nSr n,,a ters IN Wing r,,b
h Kin co,,ch 90 and e,mnromntu baths Each
taan, hro,rht 'its own .nrofessional rub
her and kept him busy before and dur
& inr the trials Out on the track there
soon appeared a rainbow Of color, for
ono hundred and. forty-two boys, each
with his school colors displayed, kept up
perpetual practice cheered and en-
& Outraged by tho energetic rooters. who.
confident OF victory, had followed theH
from the distant schools
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at a, iuncheon given IN nollor OF ms Is
p part tho e boys Of the he's school 100 -
a T ,arpes Crowd.
gs8A. 1,an a,c,ooL ~. ,rora st,,a had
Ga the or1@d ed
the boys from tho various schools had
given the,r oye siio seops Of I tines and
the announcer called the first event.
The following acted as officlals:
Judges-Messrs ". F, Bowie. ii. G,
Craighill, William A. Lambeth, r. y.
II. randolph, ". p Remington, Joseph
Riley and Sam Stinemetx.
starter-Mr. bernard ]. Wefers.
Announcer--Mr. y. D. Tucker. Jr.
TImers-C Captain VIII C. Bryan, Mr.. c..
M. Kilby and Mr., T. *. Nelson.
( Clerks OF the course-Mr. j. NJ, Daniel,
Jr, and Mr.. a, n, Hoxton.
Scorer-Mr. z. J. Faulkner. Jr.
The entries were divided into three
classes. each class having Its own events
The first class events were open to all