The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1915-05-30
PRIZES AWARDED
TO RAILROADERS
Athletes of Terminal Y. M.
c. A. Given Trophies for
Branches Of Sport.
UNDERWOOD GIVEN HAND
UNDERWOOD GIVEN HAND

An entertainment was held at tn
Terminal Railroad Y. NJ. c. A. Frida,
night when prizes were awarded tn
| athletes of the association who have ex
| celled in the various branches Of spor
| during the winter season of 1sl4-l5
". r. Underwood. athletic instru to-
for the last three seasons. was congratu
| lated upon the fine showing made in al
branches Of sport during the year.
c. E. Beckett. physical director of tn,
Washington Y. NJ. c. A.. presented tn,
prizes.
The Freight team won the champion
ship of the bowling league. with tn.
Southern team finishing second La-x,
| silver cups were presented to the tive
clubs. while each member OF the twt
teams received small silver cup. Those
receiving cups were c. NJ. Mark, q. H
Warthen. A. J. Campbell. B. N. Coe, J.
p. Mulroe. J. d. Thompson, and r. s
Cayce. of the Freight team, and r. r.
Humerickhouse, W. A. Streiter. F. Stan.
ley. I. E. Smith. W. L. Smith. q. c
Triplett. and c. d. Parker, of the South.
ern club.
The niSh-averasc man of each Of the
teams in the bowling league received
a special pin. Those to whom pins were
awarded and their averages follow:
W. A. Streiter. Southern. Observation-Disclosures. 10a ?,
G. II. Warthen. FREIGHT. Io1 =
Z. H. Williams Iransportatisu. .............. fb q
J. n. Reed. Storercom. .............. a 2,
n. H. Seboder. Car Department. ssIj
+. Cohill. Disturbing. .................... N5
B. W. Whit. Electricians ......... a 30
Prizes were also awar to c. L. WILL
Jams. OF Transportation: W. A. streeter.
OF southern. and G. H. warthen. Of
Freight. for the three highest individual
averages for the year. The highest aver
age that of williams, was 1851.
The prize for the highest individual
game went to ]. p. Mulroe. of Freight
gold pin. while c. L. Williams, of
Transportation. received the gold pin for
high individual set
Members of the Southern team, which
won the championship of the basket
ball league. and members Of the Auditors
quint. which was runner-up. received in
6ividuaI silver cups. Those receiving
cups were J. r. Daley. J. A. Smith, W.
c. Brady. J. P. Mulroe, W. T. Platz and
W. F. Tarr. Of the Southern club, and
B. NJ. Ewers. ]. Dorsey, C. ]. Munich, c.
e. Henderson. J. w. Gregory, W. l..
Heap. and r. Hutchinson, of the Au-
ditors.
silver cup was awarded d. c. Triplett
for obtaining the largest number Of new
members during the year. and a gold
Hicioi " H. -. I1enOTlCk LOT ODt2ln1nE
the second largest number.
r. Daley was presented with a silver
cup for making the largest number Of
points in the indoor athletic meet, while
W. J. Wood received a silver medal for
the second highest number and
f. NJ. Hiscock received a bronze medal
for third rating.
Daley also received ive silver pins for
winning in each Of the following events:
landing broad jump, horizontal bar,
medicine ball and 25-yard dash, and for
being tied for first place in the parallel
bar exercise.
X. Nottingham received two gold pins
for winning the buck and basketball
events. and a silver medal for being tied
for first place In the parallel bar exercise
w. J. Wood received two gold pins for
winning in the 12-pound shot put and the
obstacle race.
H. D. Butler received a gold Din for
the running broad jump and the
horse exercise and a silver pin for win
ming in the one-mile relay.
W. L. Heap received a silver Din for
being tied for first place in the parallel
bar exercise and a gold pin for winning
In the one-mile relay.
Silver pins were awarded to ]. p, Null
roe for winning the quarter mile run and
the hop. skip and jump. and to e. M.
and 8. B. Davis for being on the
team in the one-mile relay,
A musical program, followed by re-
freshments, concluded the entertainment