Daily picayune., 1921-04-02
EDUCATION WINS
 SILVER CUP
AWARDED HONOR OF LARGEST ATTENDANCE AT COUNTY
 SCHOOL CONTEST.

DouSutoH WOu tHe DedutlIul siiNtl 1 cup which was offered the school bring ing the largest number of visitors to the county contest here today.
 Boughton showed 156 Sutton 149 Blevins 92
 The Prescott school carried off the honors last night at the Grammar school. The winners are as follows. Defamation. Jno. C. Mum reading, Miss Elva Bush; piano, Miss Lucy White; Voice, Miss Miriam Cummings.
 At the high school today large and enthusiastic crowd greeted the contest ants Possibly TOO persons were on the ground today when the magnificent luncheon was served. Thanks to the ladies of Prescott fo rtheir generous preparation of plentiful repast. | The different contests were settled l in perfect harmony Judson Bush won i the junior Reclamation honors; Jean ette Mckenzie the reading dress mak- ing, Thelma Cox; senior essay. Nancy Wilson junior essay Elinor Shoemak CT; junior piano Helen McRae; junior spelling, Carlton McRae: senior spell l ing C. Garrett, of Sutton: Arithmetic, Mary Lamb, of Boughton junior pen manship. Merl Smith of Prescott ju- nior map drawing, Carroll Calhoun senior map drawing, Opher Hall.
 In the junior athletics results were as follow: 100 yard dash, Mcdaniel, Boughton. first; Smith. Blevins, sec ond Blakely, Prescott. third: time 15 seconds
 40 yard race. Buchanan. Prescott first: Mcdaniel, Boughton, second ; time 45 seconds
 2o0 yard dash, Reeves, Prescott, first: McDaniel Boughton, second !; Spears, Blevins, third time 30 seconds.
 70 yard dash, C. Smith, Blevins. first i; Blakely. Prescott, second; W. Smith, Sutton, third; time seconds.
 Running high jump, Horne, Prescott
 
 Sutton, third distance a inches.
 Running broad jump, c. Smith, Blev- ins. first distance Is feet.
 Pole vault, McKelvey of Prescott and Fore of Sutton tied: : feet inches
 Standing high jump, c. Smith. Blevs ins. first; Horn Prescott, second; w Smith, Sutton. third; 46 inches.
 Throwing baseball. Griffith. Pres colt. first: C. Smith, Blevins. second; W. Smith. Sutton, third; distance 70 yards.
 Standing broad jump, C. Smith, Blev- ins. first Horn, Prescott, second Wren. Sutton. third distance 9 1-2 feet.
 Potato race, Johnson. Boughton first, Spears. Blevins, second; Buchanan. 1 thrid.
 Sack race. Hardy. Prescott. first, Gassaway, Roughton. second Mitchell, 1 Sutton third.
 Three legged race. Prescott, first; Sutton. second; Bleyins, third.
 Relay race, Prescott, first Blevins. ! second Sutton, third.
 Total points made. Prescott. B 12 Boughton, ] Blevins, 2s; sutton l5 1-2. ] Individual honors Of the contest go l to C. Smith of Blevins, who won IS points. The field was in fine shape ] for the youngsters and they all ac- quilted themselves very creditably.
 At the noon hour today, 50 or more automobiles were parked at the high i school, and the campus was filled with enthusiastic men, women and children The senior athletic events are being staged this afternoon, and the winners will be announced Monday in this paper. Judge Haynie, Jno. A. Davis, Levi Moore and scores of other prominent men of this city were in attendance at the exercises.
 It was big, glad day for Prescott and everybody was impressed by the magnificense, of the contest
 Superintendent Hirst and Professor Erwin had a big job on their hands, but they were equal to the occasion and the forenoon passed off without single hitch. The balance 0 fthe pro gram will follow in Mondays Daily Pieayune
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