The Lexington intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1901-1949, 1906-06-02


In connection with the military ex-
erclses and public entertainments Of
the cadets. They incidentally afford
much improvement to the members
Of the organizations and pleasure and
entertainment to the whole corps.
The organization Of the band is as
follows:
John Price, E Clarinet; Louis Beale,
Solo B Clarinet, Guy Morrison, lst B
Clarinet; Jack Aull, I'd B Clarinet;
Maurice Hlcklln, Saxaphone; Howard
Wikoff; Solo B Cornet; Allen Swartz,
LIST B Cornet; Louis Randolph, I'd
B Cornet; Roy Cole, Sd B Cornet;
Reppert Flanagan, Solo Alto; Morris
Gordon, LIST Alto; Harrison Bolinger,
I'd Alto; Sanford Sellers Jr., Slide
Trombone; Ovid Johnson, Slide
Trombone; Capt. 0. R. Sellers.
Baritone; Everett Bergman, Tuba;
h. Anieuger, Bass Drum; Il. Bell,
Cymbals; Wren Ferguson, Snare
Drum; Capt. F. A. Day, Director.
The orchestral organization is as
follows:
A. M. Bunting, Violin; W. E.
Sauer, Violin; L. s. Beale, Clarinet;
ii. Wikoff, Cornet; S. Sellers Jr.,
Trombone; W. Ferguson, Traps;
Capt. o. R Sellers, Piano; Capt. F.
A. Day, Bass.
Besides these there is another
musical organization among the
cadets, the mandolin club:
Mandollns A. M. Bunting, A. Laid,
E. Bergman, f. A. Day. Guitars
o. R. Sellers, S. Sellers, j. Laid, @.
A. lockwood. Bells W. Ferguson.
BAcCALAUREATE SERMON.
The ba~ccalaureate service was held
In connection with that Of Central
College, at Murrell Hall, Sunday
morning, an account Of which may be
found in the account Of Central COL
lege commencement in this issue.
FIELD nav
The Field Day exercises we're held
Monday afternoon. Numerous prizes
had been offered by the business men
Of Lexington, who take special In
terest In these athletic events. The
programme and results Of these con-
tests were as follows:
|. Pole Vault.
First Prize-5lb box Chocolate candy, v.
J.C. Bour
Second Prize-BoxiBunte spohr Choco.
late, Hinesley.
Fish, lst; Moore, End; welsh Bird.
Record, s feet.g
X. 100 yd High Hurdle Race.
First Prize-Dress Suit Case, W.. B. wad.
Second Prize-Book, E. G. LOOMS.
Emery, LIST; Belden, End; Welsh, Bro.
Record, 1925 yds.
III. High Jump.
First P,riEe-Pair of Shoes, Gratz Bros.
2acnnd priza-T aoo1to pan Guofoy uoo.lo
Fish. LIST, LittleHeld, End; Welsh, 3rd.
Record, 8 #. 4 in.
w. One Mile Run.
First Prize-Toilet Case, orenshaw &
Marshall.
spelts,l LIST; Hoge, End; Ladd, Bird.
Record, 8 min. % sec.
v. 100 Yard Dash.
First Prize-Robeson Razor, Albert Gillen
Second Prize-BoX Bunte Spohr Choco-
late, Hinesley.
Fish, lst. Emery, End, Howett,S 3rd.
Record, 10 l-5 sec.
vi. One-Fifth Mile Race.
Cadets under 10 20
First Prize-Base Ball Glove, .. G..
Second Prize-Box Bunte spohr Choco-
slates, Hinesley. -
Boardman, LIST; reverend, End. Record.
Sc Is So.
VII. Hammer Throw.
First Prize-Toilet Set, Missouri Pharm-
acy.
Second Prize.3Mushroom Bat; Gustav
Fish, LIST; Howett, End; Bunting, Srd.
Record, 1O6 #, 10 IL in.
VIII. Half Mile Run.
First Prize-Dress Suit Case, Henry
SECOND ~Prize-Base Ball Glove, Gustav
Spells ]. LIST; Spells, r., End; Roger,
3rd. Record, | min. % sec.
TX. One-Fifth Mile Run.
Cadets under 15)
First Prize-Base Ball Glove, ]. O.
Second Prize-.Box Bunte Spohr Choco-
lates, Hinesley.
Hoge, LIST; Taylor, End; Jones 3rd.
Record, 81 3-5 sec.
X. One Fifth Mile Run.
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FIRST Ppize-5lb box Chocolate Candy,
Second Prize-Rov Runta cnohr cho