Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-06-03
Last Public Appearance OF Battalion
This Year VIII Occur al . O'Clock
Events and Contestants.

| The Salt Lake public schools viii hold
| their field day at Wandamere, Friday,
June 4. All of the preiminalies have
| been pulled off, and everything is in
| first class shape for the largest aud
most enthusiastic field day ever held
in the state. The baseball game will
begin at . a. m. and there will be some
thing doing during the entire day -Four
large trophies-large blankets In net
white and biue-wll be awarded tha
winners in baseball, boys basket bail,
girls basket ball and track and field
events. Badges will also be awarded
the winners.
The high school cadets and band Will
give their last public exhibition drill
at D. m, when they will have Il
full dress parade and drill.
The committee list Of events and en-
tries is as follows:
8 a. ni.-Champiorship baseball game.
sumner IS. Washington.
1880 a. ll1.-Championship BASKETBALL
games boys, Lafayette VS.. Ponlar
Grove: girls, Lowell vs.. Poplar G;roye.
i y. u.High jump, bread jump, put-
lEting the shot: high jump ages - to II =
Levine Al9lst. Gr:>It: Creighton King,
Grant: Russell Peateody. Lafayattc;
Holden Settle, Bryant; Donald Corag,
Training; Herbert Tay; Age i5-~tioY
lSiTkwood, Wasatch; stephen Kerr. La
fayettc: Ray Shaw. Grant; Creighton
King Grant; Kenneth Ye;ttes. Wash
ington; Louis Gaisler, Washington:
Leslie King, Emerson; .derlc Sanders.
Waterloo.
Ages l6 and over-Francis Luke,
Grant; Frank White. Grant; Joe Stout,
Lafayette; Leroy Beatic, I.afayettc:
Clyde futile. onequa; Earl Morgan,
Waterloo: Guy Tate. Webster
Broad jump, age l5--Jack Felt, Wa
satch Leland Bean. OQuiirh; Greish-,
ton, King. Grant: George spr,i,r. I'm
coin: Kenneth, Yeates, Washington;
Louis GeIsler, Washington: L. Taylor,
Training; Herbert TaN, Hamilton.
Ages 16 and ovef-Frincis Luke,
Gra;t r'iaft White. .',ai,t; Harry
Williams. Lafayette Leroy Hestie. Ia
fayette clyde Trttle. Onealia. King
Tate. Webster; Earl DpollttIe, Ha,nil-s
Ton.
Putting tito SHOT. ages 1G and over
Guidy I.afayettc clyde Tnttie. one
qua: Lyle Judd. Training: JUNO ked-
tiHgtoti. webster
2 u. ni.+-Full dress parade and drill
by the High school cadets and band.
$50 ~ fa-E'olk dances in pavilion:
DuuiErh, Washington. Waterloo and
lowell tatantella; Sumner, Russian
crane dance jackson. knapp dance;
0auirrh and Emerson. Swedish weaving
dance; Lincoln, Highland fling, sailors
nmnpipc High school aud grtdes:
High school. Hungarian folk dance:
high school, Russian polonaise: High
ectiopf oXdansen. Swedish duel daRec.
&; 80 p. ir1.-C;lrls races:
AGES Z to $. 22o-yard dasil--Thefpnl
Mcdonald. Oluirrli; Lila Wprdlc. La
fasettc; Ruth Taylor, Riverside; Cath
crime Mtcisle. Riverside May Hardy,
Washington: Ethel Erowr. Jackson;
Mildred English, Webster, Ruth Bent
Ages . to 10. 5J-yard dash Violet
Ken, Fremont: Lareal Watkins, Grant;
Sarah shapiro Bryant: LeoIa Ptpney,
yNasatcii; Lizzie Naislilatii, onca,ta;
Aiittie BaInette. oneqra: Ruth Tay,
Hamilton; June Buckle. Waterloo,
Ages IL 10 Il. 50-yard dash--.Nary
Beatie, Lafayette; Joy Grover, Wa
satch: Ruth White, Poplar Grove
Blanche Fuliner, LincDln; Einora
Freed. Bonneville: Jennie Stanbrfdse.
s0neala: Ruth WiscenFbc, Hamilton;
Madge English. Waterloo.
Ages IL and "a: s0-yard dash--Itucile
Hansen, Lincoln; Marie Thornes Grant;