Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-06-07
Woodbridge School Field
Day Monster Success; Many
Children in Different Events
By SPECIAL Correspondents.

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE. June THE first
Field Day to be held in Middlesex
County in the public schools was held
on the campus Of the Barron avenue
school yesterday. Co. Supt. willis was
present and was so pleased with the
event hat he contemplates making
the event a county meet next year on
Nelson Field and has asked the Of
hcials of the meet yesterday to CO.
operate with him with this end in
view.
The transportation of the pupils
from the outside schools was effect
ed through the kindness of Albert
Leon, o. s. DUNCAN. Andrew Keyes,
Smith and ostergaard. Mr.. Rodner.
G. s. Boynton, r. A. Hirner, III. c.
Turner, Van Fleet Hewitt, Charles
Peterson and a number of individual
autos. Mr.. Boynton hired Dalton
Bros. truck when his own broke
down.
All of the committee did excellent
work. Too much credit cannot be
given to- the refreshment committee
under Miss Playfoot as they served
nearly 1000 sandwiches and their re-
ceipts were only about $40. This was
made possible by the generous espon-
Sc of the people to the appeal Of
the combined Parent-Teacher Asso-
Citations when s175 was raised. OF
this amount 800 was set aside for
refreshments which made the low
cost of the sandwiches possible yester-
day. Tents were loaned by several
towns people. also chairs, flags and
DR.. Hoagland's piano.
1OO-Yard Dash.
Andrechick, Lee, Torch, Mark, Pot
ter, Drummond, Coley Elias; alter
mates, Golden, Christensen, Hopper,
Mullen q.
First, Potter; second coley.
H. j. Boys.
Lee, Duff, Torch, Christensen, Tap
pen, Drummond, Coley- Elias: alter
mates, Andrechick, Marks, Potter Null
len
First Drummond; second, Torch.
50-Yard Dash.
Ernst, Walsh, Heating, Gardiner, r.
Peterson, r. Potter, Iverson Reimer;
a~lternates, King, Keitlinger. Robinson,
M. Elias.
First, r. Potter: second, L Heating.
H. j.. Girls.
Walsh, Ernst, Gardiner. Heating, r.
Potter, s.. Peterson, Kish, Reimer; al
ternates, Jensen, Keitlinger, Leber, e.
Roman.
First, f. Kish; second, tie. May
Walsh, r. Potter.
Grade School Entries-75-Yard Dash.
Final.
ID. Baldwin, J. Sutch, r. Mauser, j.
Sponski, Bader, r. Formidoni, J. Zeh-
rer, G. Sabo, f. Dolina.
First, Bader; econd Formidoni.
Physical Training.
First prize, Keasbey.
Second prize, Woodbridge No. 1.
Honorable mention, Barron avenue.
The names of those winning in the
athletic events appear under the
events.
The remainder of the events were
will be completed before the close of
the school. the dote to be announced
later.
postponed on account of the rain, as
the ground became very slippery and
will be completed.
The cups awarded to the various
schools were as follows:
Folk dances-Ffrst prize, Hope
lawn, Reaping the Flax; second prize,
Fords, English Dance; third choice
Honorable mention Keasbey.
May Pole-First prize, Keasbey;
second prize, Hopelawn; third prize,
honorable mention, No. / School.
Officials OF the Meet
General Committee-Supervising
Principal J.. H. Love; President HI. A.
AopPShs ID VI 6.t VI e oulleT WlChs
principal w. H. S.: w. H. McNair,
of p. T..
Referee-O. p. Butterwick.
Clerk. ". Burke.
Scoror-G. j. Meredith.
Announcer-W. II. McNair.
Measurer-M. Golden.
Starter-V. Love.
Judges-Boys' running events, Rev.
I. H. Gilhuly, C. r. Brown;
girls running events, J.. Neff, F. HI.
Budd, Miss A. Schultz; boys jumps,
DIX. A. G.. Mann, Rev. McMickle;
girls jump and hop, H. ". Sharp,
Rev. Strong. Miss H. Harrington.
Judges Committee for May Pole
and Pole Dance CONTESTANTS Hope
Berry. Railway; Miss Eleanor Rob-
srts. Railway; Mrs. Leon Campbell,
Judges Committee for Physical
Training Contest. G. Neff, G.. j..
Meredith, Rev. l.. v. Bushman.
Scorer for CONTESTANTS Hazel
Drake.
Committees for Field Day
Transportation-L. HI. Dix, F. r.
Valentine. Fred Bohlen and all school