St. Landry clarion. (Opelousas, La.) 1890-1921, 1913-04-26
EIINICE wins FIRST
PLACE IN MEET
The Boys From the West OF
Parish Mop Up With
Everything.

Gf1ey were also UGdLGH ny LIE
Washington team. Eunice came
out victorious with Sc points tc
her credit, while Washington
came out second with 81 points
and Opelousas third, having
scored 27 points. Grand Prairie
and Lawtell were among the
also ran, the former being
fourth in the contest with five
points, while Lawtell had three
points.
The Opelousas boys had con-
ceded the victory to the Eunice
aggregation, but IT was never
thought that they would be
swamped so heavily. Neverthe-
less, Eunice had the strongest
team and theirs was nothing to
prevent her from winning the
contest. Of course the people
here would have been very glad
to see Opelousas come out on top,
but if it couldn't be helped there
is nothing more to say about it.
Master Fred Bailey, of Wash
ington, won the gold medal for
being the best athelete, having
scored the highest individual
number of points. Master Guy
BurIeigh of Eunice coming out
second to the best athelete, was
awarded silver medal, as was
also Master Willie Read, of
Eunice, for having come out
third.
Opelousas showed herself
vastly superior to her opponents
in the literary contest, coming
out considerably in the lead.
Eunice was awarded the cup
as this the third year it has won
the meet, but Mr.. Griffith, being
under the impression that Wash
ington should be entitled to have
this cup in its possession for one
year at least, since it did not
receive a cup four years ago,
when the boys of that town won
he meet. However, this cup is
the property of the Eunice High
School and Washington viii un-
doubtedly return it to Eunice
after the expiration of one year,
or after the meet of 1914.
Following were the winners in
the events:
ATHLETIC EVENTS.
80 yd. dash
1st, Fred Bailey, Washington;
End, Guy Burleigh, Eunice: 3rd,
Frank St. Cyr, Opelousas. Time,
5 2-5 seconds.
Discus
lst, AdoIphe Lafeur, Grand
Prairie; End, Michel Miller, Eu-
nice; 3rd, Prentiss Obier, Ope-
lousas. Distance, 131 feet.
Half Mile Run
1st, Foster Tate, Eunice; End,
Lalanne Gibson, Washington; +
Bird, Frank DAILY, Opelousas.
Nime, 2 minutes, "a seconds.
Pole Vault
LIST, Willie Moreau, Opelousas;
End, Guy Burleigh, Eunice.
Height, 8 feet, 3 inches.
100 yd. dash
lst, Fred Bailey, Washington;
End, Guy Burleigh, Eunice; 3rd,
Frank St. Cyr, Opelousas.
Time, 10 As seconds.
Shot Put
lst, Mitchell Miller, Eunice;
End, Prentiss 0bier, Opelousas;
Fred Bailey, Washington. Dis
tance, 30 feet, Z inches.
Running Broad Jump
LIST, Guy Burleigh, Eunice; J
md, Fred Bailey, Washington;
Octave Castillo, Opelousas. Dis
tance, Is feet, two inches.
A0-yd. Run
lst, Fred Bailey, Washington; ]
znd Foster Tate, Eunice; 3rd,
:. arthur Thompson, Opelousas.
lime, 56.4 minutes.
lloyd. Low Hurdles
LIST. Willie Read, Eunice; Will
ne Moreau, Opelousas. Time,
~ l-5 seconds. /.
Running High Jump Il
LIST, Guy Burleigh. Eunice; L
md. Octave Castillo, Opelousas. 4
height, 4 feet, s inches.
lloyd. Run &
! LIST. Fred Bailey, Washington; !
znd, Frank st. Cyr; 3rd, Guy ]
burlelgh, Eunice. Time, 23.4Il
seconds. II
Lloyd. High Hurdle )
lst, Willie Read, Eunice:: 2nd.
rred Bailey, Washington: 3rd, !
T; gsIave Castillo, Opelousas.
lime, 1853 seconds. !
I-Mile Run E
LIST, Lindsay Fontenot. E1-
nice; End. Linus Cortez, LawteIl. I 4
IS, eea' L1alannde Gibson, Washing t
tnds. os1'fe sr T. :
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