Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-04-26

NysWanner will do team work. Mrs.
Nyswanner, Sr., will make her home
with Mr. and Mrs. William Houston
during their absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kent and daughter
Velma of Wagner Creek were visit
ors here Thursday
Mrs. O'Connell is very i'll at the
home of her sister, Mrs H. G. Hazen.
The Wagner Creek people are 60
ing to enjoy a picnic at Kingsbury
SPRINGS on Sunday.
Miss Dernardine NJ. Hannon of
klamath Falls is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Beeson. She is
also visiting friends at Medford.
AT the NJ. e. church the Poenix
cantata was given Sunday.
DR.. Hart and B. Coleman made
business trip to Jacksonville Friday.
Mrs Inman had surprise this
week Her sister and niece came
from klamath Falls and spent four
days with her.
William Estes and son Dug were
Mediord visitors Tuesday Dug is
improving, much to the pleasure of
his friends.
Schools of County to Hold Big Fall
Meet at Talent.
l. This contest shall be open to
any pupil in regular attendance in
the schools of the second and third
class, in Jackson county, during the
school year 1914-15.
2. Athletic Rules of the Amateur
Athletic Union will be used, as far as
possible, to govern the conduct of
this meet. These rules are published
by A. G. Spalding & Bros. in Official
Handbook of the Amateur Athletic
Union price 10 cents.
3, There are thirty-four events to
be held, and each event shall count
Is points. to be divided as follows:
First place, points; third place, 3
| points; fourth place, 2 points; fifth
place, l point. Total for each event,
Is points. Total for thirty-four
events, $40 points.
4. The silver cup offered by the
Olympic Society of Talent, and now
in the possession of the Gold Hill
high school, will be the prize trophy.
5. No contestant shall be permit
ted to enter in more than three track
events and three field events, provid-
ed that any contestant may enter the
relay race, regardless of age or other
events entered.
6. Not more than three contest
ants from any school shall be permit
ted to enter the same event in any
particular class.
Z. No contestant shall be permit
ted to participate in more than ont
class.
Note-The principal social feature
of the day will be basket dinner il
the Weidner grove. Everybody is in
vited to bring baskets. This event il
open to ALL regardless of class Of
age.
There will be three classes O
events for boys, based on the age O
the student at the time of the con
test.
Glasses for Boys.
A Class-13 years of age and un
der.
B Class-14 or Is years of age.
c Classic to 81 years of age.
Track Events for Boys.
G Class-1O0-yard dash, 220-yart
run, 440-yard run. SS0-yard run, 12(
low hurdle, 80 in, 44O-yard rela!
race( four to enter, any class, eacl
SCHOOL,.
Field Events for Boys.
G Class-Running broad jump
running high jump, 12pound shot
put, pole vault.
A and B ClaSSeS-Running DroaC
jump, running high jump, S-pounC
shot-put, pole vault.
Events for Girls, Any Class.
All-up Indian club race (outlined il
Recreation ManuaD.
Basketball throw for distance from
seyen-foot circle.
Basketball throwing for baskets
Recreation Manual.
Fifty-yard run.
Tennis-Ladies' singles, ladies
doubles.
Total number of events, thirty
four.
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