Phoenix tribune., 1919-08-09
Fort Huachuca
ey Florence Bradley

'1ti' competition Iittts
The Tenth Cavalry won the big field
meet Saturday and Sunday at Fort
Huachuca, with a total of As points.
The 25th Infantry was second, with
81 the 18Th Infantry scored three
points and the 1st Cavalry, points.
This was The most successful army
meet which has ever been held in
the Southwest and was marked by
close contests all the way through
the 10th displayed marked superiority.
Winning The 100 yard, first, William
son. Obstacle race, first with Sharp.
Both second and third in the 100 yard
dash All thre places in the 220 yard
dash. All three places in the 220 yard
jump, with Herring and Russell. 44O
yard relay First in the standing
broad jump. and third in the $50 yard
race.
The 25th Infantry won second place
in the obtacle race, Jordan; second
and third in the running broad jump.
Robinson and lnman, all three plac-
es in the running high jump. Second
in the 44O yard relay. And second
and third in the standing broad jump.
The 18th Infantry took second in
the 440 yard dash, and fourth in the
440 yard relay.
The points and time made were
good Williamson made the 100 yard
dash in 10 seconds. Sharp made the
obstacle race in IA seconds.
great crowd assembled Saturday
morning to see the opening events of
The tournament.
The first event of the day was
parade by all the participants, lead
by the 10th Cavalry band. The ball
teams of each organization followed
in the parade.
The 10th Cavalry won the baseball
game Saturday from the First Caval-
ry Score, 2 to l. White pitched
good game of ball. II would have been
a shut-out for White had it not been
for one error.
The lineup was as follows:
Tenth Cav.-Rowlett, 9b. Cecil, cf.;
Ware, IT,; Savage, C.; Johnson, S.;
Butler, 2b.; Bradley, rf.; Murphy, h.;
White, p
The 25th Infantry won the baseball
game from the 18th Infantry. Score,
10 TO 4 in favor of The 25th. Hall
pitched for the 25th Infantry and it
was their game from start to finish.
The greatest game of the season
was played here Monday between the
winning teams, the 10th Cavalry and
the 25th Infantry The 10th Cavalry
defeated the 25th Infantry to 6.
White pitched a real profession game.
he had good support, and the men
hit we'll. Bradley hit home run in
the fourth, knocking Asper off the rub
ber Jackson replaced Jasper. The
10th Cavalry fans went wild over their
victorious team.
Some of the visitors at the post for
the meet were Chaplin Prelow, Lieut..
King of the 25th Infantry at Nogales;
Mrs. r. ]. Walker, Mrs. Thomas. Mrs.
Albert Alexander Ford, Mrs. Hearn,
Miss Lillian Hearn, Miss Craig and
Mrs. Brown of Bisbee.
Mrs. Pierson of Tucson is visiting
Mrs. George Smith for few days.
There We're quite a few ladies in
Post from the 25th Infantry, and Mrs.
Clark, Mrs. Polk, Mrs. Floyd, Mrs.
Cranson, Mrs. Rowlett, Mrs. Jones and
Mrs. Bradley acted as hostesses for
them.
A large crowd attended the ball
given on the tennis court Saturday
evening. The music was good and
they danced until the wee hours of the
morning.
Mrs. Mary Wezontwerch gave
prize whist party Friday afternoon
from 2 to o'clock. Among those
present were Mrs Samuel Smith, Mrs.
Wilson, Mrs. John Clark, Mrs. James
Cranson, Mrs. Rowlett, Mrs. Polk, Mrs.
Floyd, Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Scott, Mrs.
Powers, Mrs. Sawyer and Mrs. Brad
ley. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Rowlett
won the first prize, Mrs. Wilson and
Mrs. Polk won the second prize Ev-
eryone had delightful time.
Mrs. Mary Wezontwerch will leave
for New York this week. She will
visit Philadelphia, Washington and
Virginia.
Capt. Scott has just returned from
service overseas.
M. Troop gave grand ball Satur-
day evening. 1t was largely attended
and everyone spent a lovely evening
The NJ G Troop, X and M Troops
will leave Monday for a 10 days
march.