Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-05-11
A. GIVES
MANY AWARDS
Honors and Championships in
Boys Department for 1919
1920 Season Announced

The honors, awards and champions
ships in the Boys Department of the
lY. Al. &C. A. during 1918 and 1926
which We're given at the Mothers
Night affair Friday night included
Ievery activity of the department dur
ing this time. The champions II
the Lobby and Gym games are:
iCheckers, John Beatty; billiards. Sam
ue1 Levine; cue rogue. Peter Grieve;
pool. George Pasterak; Mexican hook
ey, Walter Bergren; potato race. Wal
ter Coddington and John Halligan;
istanding broad, Samuel Sladkus, s feet
0 inches: 100-yard dash, Walter Ber-
gren n George Mum; 44O-yard
dash, Walter Bergren; two broad
| jumps, Harry Wiederstrom; Hop, step
land jump, Harry Wiederstrom; run
ming high jump, Harry Kieber: pull
lups, George Mum.
The best athletes in the New
Years Open House. were Harold Lar
son, first and Theodore Won Daggen-
hansen. second. both of whom receiv-
I ed medals.
The following Juniors have won
embleams In the athletic handicaps:
Robert Macwilliams, Solly PoIkowitz,
William Kathleen, Francis Evans,
Ralph Sharp. Junior Employed
Harold larson, Simon Frankel, Nicho-
las ToTrel, Russell Torrel.
The following received medals:
Juniors, Callman Dobbs; Junior En-
ployed. Philip Karl; intermediate,
Sam Sladkus; intermediate Employed,
Walter Bergren. All of these men
In the athletic handieaps also re-
ceived diplomas.
Samuel Sladkus. winner of the
handicaps with $50 points received a
silver cup.
In the Thanksgiving Day cross
country run, Nicholas Torrell won In
the 80 lb. class, Cecil Roberts. in
100 lb. and John Halligan in the
unlimited.
John Beatty received a boz of
candy for leading In the New Years
Day tournament.
Camp Wawayanda 'sW's'' went to
Arthur Stern and Thomas Hoy.
The champion vaudevflle act,
Teachers Pet" was won by the
Comrade Bible class and George For
man, Jr.
In Billie study the Juniors course.
Athletes of the Bible" Lloyd Even
er, Theodore Turk and Francis
Evans received diplomas. The Com
following received diplomas: Sumner
Dawson, Nicholas Labeda,. Howard
Jensen, Edward Lake, Ralph Conard.
Peter Grieve, John Totin. William
Harold Larsen, Donald
Martin, Edward Cheshire, Jaspar
Johnson, Russell Parkstrom, Louis
Seaman, Franklin Thompson and
Griffin. The highest grade was
John Griffin. 81 per cent. Earle An
derson of the Seniors and Peter
srieve of the Comrades, each a Bible
perfect attendance. In the Bible
class race the eur went to the Com
rades who made 2S0 points; the SEN
Iors made 204; J. B. c.. 1916, and w.
B. c., 173. Il
Arvid Anderson has a record OF
attendance at the night school
In the membership campaign,
~ffty-seven new boys were en-
oiled, the "Rustlers," lead by Nor
nan Olsen, came out ahead. The
ibrary book drive, which resulted In
700 new books for the department,
vas won by the Fiction ien
by Walter Bergren.
The "Help the Other Fellow Cam
during which $50 was raised,
was won by the Employed Boys
brotherhood. Individual producers
this campaign are named waiter !
3ergren and Carl Peterson.
In the honor system Herman MEL
len and Walter Bergren received the
,ighest award, the Amboy triangle
With wing and star. In second place