The sea coast echo. [volume] (Bay Saint Louis, Miss.) 1892-current, 1916-02-26
F|VE-M|LE CROSS
COUNTRY RUN PROVES
SPLENDID SUCCESS
Tulane Wins First. But "St.
Stanislaus'' Scores Heavi-
ly In Capturing Prizes Bay
High School Land Fourth
Cup--Other Winners.

Coach Commegcre, Brother Peter and
everyone concerned IL the success Ct
the nve-milo crose-c country run last
Tuesday afternoon, under the auspices
of St. StanisIaus College, must feel
gratified and are to be congratulated on
the manner II which the big event was
staged anc carried out. Old "St. Stan
islaus" covered itself with glory in the
field OF athletics, and this event will be
long remembered after others will
lave been forgotten.
Breeland, university man, from:Boga-
lusa attending Tulane. carried off the
first cup, Farrell ard Parillo Of St.Stan-
islaus second ana third, respectively,
while John Waters, representing the
Bay High School, was a close contest
ant and carried CT the fourth cup. pass
ing fifteen men on the track. The 9th
er two cups were captured by Griggs OF
S. S. G. and McEnerpy OF Jesuits.
Sheen, Brown, Shannon and Giardi-
ma were awarded the four bronze med
ais given by the college, Other con-
testants finished in the following order.
DePass, Gaude, Toca, Bridges, Lewis,
Tudury. Cuevas, D'Antoni, Horton
twenty out OF twenty-one to reach the
finish line.
Hon. Emile ]. Gex made the presen-
tation speech at the college gym. after
the presence of large and enthusiastic
gathering. His address was splendid
one and was well received.
The following named gentlemen had
the big event IN charge, assisting Coach
Commegere and his assistants of the
college faculty:
Referee. DiBenedito
HonsrarY Referees - Bro. Isadore,
Mayor Capdepon and Mayor Bourgeois.
Starter-Fred Banderet.
Grand Marshal-J N. Wisner.
Clerk Of courae-E. J. Gex.
Assistant clerksof Ferdinand
H. EgloT, George J. Toca.
Marshals = Albert Jones, e. Van
Whitfield. Henry Colson, J. Bordage5,
Superintendent OF Automobiles: =
Harry Glover.
Finish Judges-Chas. G. Moresu, Geo.
c. Firsching, Rev. Father White, Jno.
Osoinach. Rev. Father King, Coach c.
D. Shaugnessy, Coach Neyin O'Bryan,
Col. MeGehee, c. H. Robinson, J. NJ.
Consley. J. F, Cazeneuye, Edwin Ed
wards, George r. Rea, 4. w. Bishop,
&. NJ. Power, Joseph 0. Mauffray, Fred
Digby, W. Van Peldt, Fl. Martinez.
Inspectors-W. A. Mcdonald, Ernest
]. Leonard, ". ". Stockstill, P. J. Nc
CHM, Leo Blaize, will T. Mcdonald,
Frank Parillo, Rene de Montluzin, ".
j. Gex, DR., J, A. Evrng, w 2 Cuevas,
ii S Renahaw. C Joiner, R " webb, Jno
K Edwards, WI Chapman, A J Mcleod,
T f Herlihy, E H Hoftmann, John Craft,
Mrs. Catherine Spotorno, Or Fountain,
Coburn weston, Rev j NJ Prendergast,
Claud Mont, D D Posay, J r Grim
shaw, DR. Horton, John Ulysses, a A
Kergosien, 6 E Templet, J W Vairin,
] Shaugnessy, Z Saucier, DR. Adams,
DR. Suarez, A Scafide, F G Bordages,
Sr,, Charles Marshall, r c Engman,
W L Bourgeois, Owen Crawford, James
Lefebyre, A r Hart, Robert W Taylor,
T P Hale, George H Edwards, A L
Stokoe, Charles A Breath. DR.. ALanar,
George A Cueyas, Chas Pettibone, B
Montleone, George Mallard, Sr., Anselm
Delays.
Executive Committee-Chas G Mo-
reau, E Gex, H L Heymann, } n wis
.ner, Edwin Edwards, George J Toca,
L B Capdepoa. Harry Glover, James
Lefebyre, W Harrison, Bro. Pierre,
Foster Commagere.
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