The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-18
FAIRFIELD

In the recent field day given by the public schools of the town the Sher- man school won on points. The scores were: Sherman 76, Washing- ton 59 Dwight 16, Pequot 6, and Mill Plain 5 The trophy for the events was the Roche cup, which was given out by the socmittee yesterday. The following are the events and winners:
 SENIOR.
 50 yard dash, A. Lockwood, Wash ington, first; L. Book, Sherman, sec ond; T.. Worthy. Washington, third 100 yard dash, G. Sonurnan, Sher- man, first; L. Book, Sherman. second; R. Lockwood, Washington, third.
 220 yard dash, l.. Worthy, Washing ton, first; J. Waaxeman, Sherman, sec ond; A. Bennett. Shermnn.- third
 Half mile run, J. Wal1eman. sher- man, first; G. Chapman, Washington second; c. Anderson. Washington, third.
 Standing broad jump, G. schuman, Sherman. first; c. Anderson. Wash ington, second; J. Snyder, sherman, third.
 Running broad jump, c. Anderson, Washington, first; M. LobdeIl, Dwight, Running high jump, o. Schumans first; J. snydar, sherman, second; J. Haly. Washington, third.
 40 dash, George Schuman, Sher- man. first; L. Worthy. Washington. second; J. Haly. Washington, third. Throwing baseball. e. Chapman Washington, first; A. Bennett, Sher- man. second; J. Haly. Washington. third.
 Relay race, Sherman
 Results: Sherman AS, Washington 35, Dwight g.
 JUNIOR
 50 yard dash. Elliott wakeman. Sherman, first; A. Lockwood, Wash 100 yard dash, J. schunan, sher- man school. first; P. GullisId, Pequot school, second; A. Astle, Washington school, third.
 22O ya1sd dash, Paul Bogdanslzi, Mill Plain. first; l.. FHorsell, Washington. second; M Kycta, Pequot third.
 Standing broad jump, J. Schuman, Sherman, first; A. Bain, Washington, second: F. Swetslxi, Peuuot, third
 Running broad jump. J. Schuman, Sherman, first; A. Forsell, Washing ton, second; J. NIizut. Sherman, third. RunninE high jump, M. Cosky, second; c. Schick, Sherman, third,
 Throwing baseball, M. Corsky, Dwight, first; H. Sundin, Washing ton, second; T. Mills. F,equot, third. Relay race, Sherman first.
 40 yard dash. A. Balm. Washington,
 
 Carlson, Sherman, third.
 A number of parents and friends of the children of the sixth grade at Sher- man school attended the school this afternoon. An exhibition of the work for the year was shown.
 The yacht of Sam Sloan is in the harbor at the present time and will undergo repairs sometime next week On June 22 the Shepherds of Bethle- hem will hold a whist and pinochle. game at their lodge rooms
 Mr. and Mrs. c. Thompson of New York; Mrs. M. E. Sherman Of Boston; Mir. and Mrs. Graham of Brooklyn George Plummer of New York; Dr. F. Curtiss, of Brooklyn; R. l.. Olcott, Paris France; F. A. Curtis and fam fly, of New York; MT. and Mrs. G. B. Crawford and son, and MT. and Mrs. c. B. Cunningham of Bridgeport. c. A Little of Camden, S. C.. is a visitor at the home of A. H. Forbes. At the home of 4. J. Brieff on Pen field avenue a stag party was held on Tuesday evening. The evening was passed in a most pleasing way At a late hour a, luncheon was served. The Frances, the large yacht owned by F.. M. Jennings is at the South port harbor. The yacht was built during the past winter in New York and entered from Bridgeport.
 
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