The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1914-02-26
EVENTS.

contestant His ability along athletic
lines are good.
EVENTS.
Standing high jump, Salmon.
Irwin Johnson } feet 10 inches.
,. Lloyd brown.
High jump running.
|. IVin Johnson feet.
=. George Ellis.
Standing nign kick.
/. George Ellis, 6 feet 6 in.
>. Paul Williams.
High hitch kick running.
|. George Ellis, feet . in.
,. Roy Myers, 8 feet in.
asket ball between Salmon grades
and High School girls.
Grades. Ii. High School ,.
Boys basket ball game picked team. }
lst side t. 2nd side ~.
Shot put.
|. Ivin johnson, q feet in.
,. Paul Williams.
Broad jump standing
/. Walter VanStratt, 9 feet ) in.
,. Lloyd Brown teeJ In.
Bread jump running.
/. Roy Myers, l6 feet 3-4 in
,. Ivin Johnson.
The most interest seemed to be di-
rected toward the girls basket ball
game, as it was he third gauIe play
ed by the grades and High School
girls. This game was the first vic
tory for the grades. Miss Whitwell
deserves much credit, AS she has
been coaching the girls.
On Saturday evening, Feb. 2l, the
largest crowd that has ever been IN
the High School assembled to greet
the contestants for the Reading ano
Declaluatory contest, the first county
contest for Lemhi Delegates were
present from all pal Is of the county
and the following OF each represent
alton Loyalty supported their candl'
date for the gold medal.
A fter music by Ruth Trumbull,
Edna Shanafelt set the pace for the
girls with we'll rendered ghost story
TIE picture she painted was veN
vivid. Dexter Blassingame followed
with selection from Tom Sawyer
which was Iull of action and vaTia
tion. Oral kTause held up the Sal
mon side of the fight with reading
"Pickwick IN the Wrong Bedroom,
and took Mr.. Pickwick through th'
situation very we'll. Boyle Greek wa
represented BY Edyth Gable In al
able manner. Her selection wa
poetry but very we'll handled. Mar
jorie Ellis came al! the way iron
May TO win the medal with Lh
keenly appreciated selection Of Riley
"Seein Things at Night, AM
she succeeded In the opinion of th
j Judges. There was no argumen
among the judges AS all three na,
graded her first.
Owen Wilson of May followed hi
able companion With patriotic st
lection Oh Our Flag and until tn
report Of the judges, many had pickle
him for the winner. Sheldon bo
wards recited LiBcoln's ; Gettysbur
Address very we'll indeed and pa
Iron creek on the map by failuf
on tue part Of teacher To send /
tile name OF the selection to q
gi.en, George England gave Lii
coins speech second time. The Ell
barrassmenJ OF the situation ha
much TO do with tie effort OF thi
lao. Patrick Henry and North For
we're represented BY sammy Rel
who mad the spirit and the action 4
tile old patriot The delegatiu
which gave him supporting We
had Just cause to be expectant ca
OF the surprises Of the evening ~
Clarence Ashton from Lenhi. vi
showed the results OF the training !
mad had on the selection, TaussaiI
L'Ouverture' Earl Stevens uf q
Eighth grade tried To- bold the med
in salmon With an Address % q
Ladies. His efforts ~eie appr
ciated but not productive OF result
The judges ia this ins 1nce ~e
uianimous IN giving the decision
Clarence Ashton.
Mr. Che.ry, chairman of TIE lud
e., who were, besides himself, Mf
r Y. BiscOe and }. " Capies "a
tie decision and awarded the medal
Marica WhitWsll. accompanied
Mrs. Titus, Miss olive kAdietl. a
npAnied by Miss Howard, ~nd q
High school quartstte, iurnisled Il
music of the evening. The Nse
a. whole, Nas nig success al