St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1912-05-18
IPELOUSAS AND ElINICE
DIVIDE The HONORS
Rally Of High SChOaIs Held In Opelausas 4
Great Success.
LARGE CROWD PRESENT
Great Enthusiasm Prevailed. and the Partict.
pants, VIet0F and Laser, Delighted
With the Day.

oSISILCN SIuuGubS O1 every I1lgI
School in the parish of st. Ian
dry, held at the High School ii
/ Opelousas last Saturday, was /
signal success, and those Wi1e
participated, no matter whether
victors or losers, went home witt
hearts pulsating with enthusiasm
and good will.
The athletics were held in the
day, and won by Euniee, and the
literary program was carried out
in Intervening, and won by Ope.
lousas.
The full detail Of the day fol
lows:
Eng lis h Composition Ger
trude Stagg, Eunice, first place;
Sidney Roos, OpeIousas, second
place: Ruth Kerr, Washington.
third place.
Geometry Gertrude S tag e,
Eunice. first place; Octave Cas-
tile, 0pelousas, second place.
Algebra Foster Tate, Eunice,
first place; Nellie Leach, 0peIou-
sas, second place.
Arithmetic Lionel Castillo,
0pelousas, first place; Bryan
Fowler, second place.
Spelling Lucille Castillo, Ope-
lousas, first place: Sidney Roos,
Opelousas, e cond place; Ruth
Kerr, Washington, third place.
Recitation for girls-N e Ii g
Leach, Opelousas, first p1ac e;
Gertrude Stagg, Eunice, second
place.
Quartette O p e 10 u sas, first
place; Eunice, second place.
Defamation f or boys Prem
tiss 0bier, 0pelousas, first place:
Foster Tate, Eunice, econ d
place.
Debate Sidney Roos, Opelou-
sas, first place; Prentiss Obier,
0pelousas, second place.
Opelousas won the pennant
tor the Literary Meet with As
points, and Eunice second with
7 points and Washington, third
with 2 points.
Athletic Meet.
50-yard dash Mark Jenkins,
Eunice. first place; Fred Bailey.
Washington, second place; Oc-
tave Castillo, 0pelousas, third
place.
Discus Prentiss Obier, 0pe-
lousas, first place; Willie Reed,
Eunice, second place: Fred. Bal
ley, Washington, third place.
Half-nile run Dana Jenkins,
Eunice, first place; Anaclet Cas-
tile, Opelousas, second place.
Hammer throw DeIino Miller,
Eunice, first place; Prentiss
0bier, Opelousas, second p | a ce.
100-yard dash Mark Jenkins,
Eunice, first place; Fred Bailey,
Washington, second place; 0c-
tave Castillo, Opelousas. third
place.
Short put Mark Jenkins, Eu-
nice, first place; Prentiss Obier,
0pelousas, second place: Fred.
Bailey, Washington, third place.
440-yard run d a n a jenkins,
Eunice, first place: Fred. Bailey,
Washington, second place; Tony
Bercier, Opelousas. third place
220-yard 10 W hurdle Willie
Reed, Eunice, first place: How
ard VOORHEES,, Opelousas, second
place.
go yard run Mark Jenkins,
Eunice, first place; Fred. Bailey,
Washington, second place; Willie
Moreau, Opelousas, third place.
110-yard high hurdle Willie
Reed, Eunice, first place; 0c-
tave Castillo, 0pelousas, second
place.
Broad jump-Octave Castillo,
Opelousas. first place; NJ ar k
Jenkins, Eunice, second place.
Mile run DeIino Miller, Eu-
nice, first place.
High jump Mark Jenkins,
Eunice, first place; Willie Healey,
0pelousas, second place.
Pole vault Willie Reed, Eu-
nice, first place; Willie Moreau,
0peiousas, second place.
Relay Eanice, first p la c e;
0pelousas, second place.
Eunice scored III points and
won the cup for the second time.
Opelousas scored SO points and
C m e second. Washington
scored Ia points with only one
entry.
Mark Jenkins ef Eunice wop
the gold medal, having made the
highest individual score of q
points. Willie Reed won a silver
medal for second score, Is
points, and Fred. Bailey Of
Washington a silver medal for
third score, IA points.
The tennis game between
Washington and 0pelousas was
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