The Washington herald., 1910-05-22
MOTOR RACE AND ATHLETICS.
Features OF Business High school
Excursion June q.

The prizes offered by the Alumni AS
sOcidtiOn of the Business High School
for posters on It's excursion 10 Marshall
Hall June were awarded the winning
students az q general assembly ut the
school Friday morning. Miss Katherine
Farrar won the drst prize Of s. in gold
Her poster was a water color scene Of
the excursion steamer at the wharf tax
ing on a crowd. The second prize s.
was won by Miss c. L. Barber. Her
poster was a splendid lettering done in
black and white. Miss Marguerite Shane
was awarded the third prize of s. for a
poster depicting twilight scene of the
excursion boat returning from the days
trip. Il vas done in a ser.a tone with
charcoal finish. Twelve other posters
received honorable mention from the
judges The judges were Miss A. NJ
Wilson. director of drawing in the high
schools; Ms. NJ. NJ. Le!senriug, and Mr.
Harry Z. Chandlce The winning pos
tcrs viii be displayed by the association
! IN the show windows Of Spalding, zoo
Fourteenth street northwest Tho assocl-
alton viii use the other posters around
town
A great amount Of interest is being
manifested in the river races which the
association Eas arranged for the day.
The start viii be made Crom the Wash
ington wharf one-half hour before the
evening boat starts. The finish VIII be
al the Marshall Han wharf The steamer
VIII follow and pass ;he racers on the
course and win afford the excursionists
"a splendid view 0t the racers. These
boats are divided into three classes:
Class two, flying q red flag. twenty-uine
feet ard over, class three flying a white
/ has, nineteen feet and over. ard class
four flying q blue Gag. Of smaller boats
The speed boat racers viii be started
| from The Nacal-ster wharf In Washing
ton fifteen minutes after the departure
I OF tae steamer. Both Alexandria and
Washington beats viii be entered in this
/ race. The committee in charge of these
races are Don Z. Clarke Rose l. Fryer.
: J. Edwin LaW,0n, Frederick ". Crom-
/ well, and Thomas :. Scott. Entry blanks
may be obtained from Don Z. Clark or
at 200 Fourteenth street northwest.
/ An athletic meet is 20 be held on the
grounds at Marshall Hall at four o'clock
/ in the afternoon. There VIII be eleven
/ events. For noyiccs: 7J-yard dash. $50
yard dash. and standing broad jump.
/ For first year students: 75-yard dash
and 5D0-yard run. open 20 all students:
| loo-yard dash. 62o-yard run. one mile
/ run, l2-pound shot put. standing broad
jump, and relay race Zone mue) fo- teams
/ Of four men. This meet is open 20 high
! and prep school boys. In addition 20 the
4 five high schools there viii be entrants
from the following preparatory schools:
/ Cathedral School. Washington School for
BOYS. Army and Navy Prep. School.
+ Army and Navy Academy. Georgetown
/ Prep.
/ The officials Of the meet are as follows
Referee. Or. D. J.. Wiber; starter, c. f.
{ Beckett; clerk Of the course. 4. ". Ches-
/ y; judges Of the finish, W. c. Sullivan.
Charles King and W. a. Green. Field
/ judges. u. w. Long Dr. w. p. Hudson.
and W. w. Tenuy; timers, W. G. Thatch-
Ter. c. Z. Edwards, and W. G. Stuart:
announcer. G. A. Watson; scorer. WI
/ liam L. Crane; marsaa:s y. G. Hansen.
/ Allen Davis Percy Hughes and Charles
! - "''-NH' bt2lC'l'4 - LbDeAI 1ldIItT, +.
/ w Matthews, w. J. Wallis and W. NJ
Smith.
a section Of the Marine Band viii be
on the evening boat Dancing will be-
gin at Marshall Hall on the arrival of
the afternoon boat and continue through
out the afternoon and evening An
nouncements and awards Of prizes will
be made i'm the pavilion in the course OF
the evening.