St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1921-04-30
FIELD DAY AT
ST. PAUL'S TO
BE A BIG
EVENT
Scene of Athletic Events
Will Be At Fine Stadium
of the College.
ALL SPORTS
ARE COVERED
High and Broad
Jump, Weight Throwing,
Bicycle Race, Etc.

st. Paurs College has announced
that Field Day will be held at the
college stadium Sunday, May /, at
1870 p. m. Covlngton will remem-
Der with pride that some Of the
South's best athletes have been turn
ed out at St. Pauls College, and un-
| der the present management it may
| be expected that it's athletic reputa7
| ton will be in keeping with its repu4
| tation as an educational institution.
| Many of the boys who will en-
gage in the contests are well known
in this section and the program Is
quite an extensive one. The quarter
mile race will be contested by w. J.
| Landry, C. P. Leblanc, V. M. Ven
tress, D. C. Dunlap, I. F. Pi, ]. w.
Heintz. Weight throw-Seniors, Sc
pounds, H. A. Johnston. E. J. Ganu
cheau, ]. A. O'Connen. Juniors
II pounds, P. V. Boesch, J. A. Glea-
son, A. G. Guzman, N. NJ Gottardi,
| G.. L. Pujol. Seniors, 16 poundss W.
is. Hagg, R. J. Schutten, J. A. O'Con-
nell, H. A. Johnston, E. ]. Ganu
cheau, B. O. Barcelo.
Javelin Throw-Seniors, w. S.
Hagg, NJ A. Theriot, E. ]. Ganu-
cheau, L.. J. D'Anton1, J. A. Wad&
worth.
High Jump-Seniors, o. A. Brous-
sard, D. G.. Dunlap, E. ]. Ganucheau,
D. Cararas, L. T. Heintz. Juniors,
M. "A. Calonge, N. A. Charlaix, A. H.
Schwartz D. Mejia, I. ]. Simmons.
Broad ump-Seniors, L. J. D'An-
toni, M. A. Theriot, E. ]. Ganu-
cheau, D. Cararas, D. C. Dunlap, O.
! A. Broussard. Juniors, L. c. Escof-
fer, r. H. simons, G. J. Guzman, T..
M. de Castro, R. M. Galmiche.
! 100 Yard Dash--Seniors and jun
iors, B. r. Young, NJ. ]. Caruso, T. D.
Lalande, D. A. Bartolotta, T. H. Sim
mons, ]. w. Winson, R. J. Schutten,
T. H. Guerin, ]. L. Crespo, A. x.
Frey, w S. Gagg, w. J. Landry, J. J.
Morales, /. L. zGrjllette
Relay Race-Seniors, r. T.. SchuL-
ten, V. M. Ventress, o. 3. Margaillan,
w. J. Landry, ]. M. Powell, M. p.
Alexander, r. A. Kentzel, d. G. Dun
lap.
oUoLGlCAO 1ldCC-~7OOAlClS anu OAl-
iors, w. J. Landry, M. b. Alexander,
I. F. Pi, B C. White, E. J. Gann-
cheau, v. M. Ventress, P. v. Boescn,
P. B. Gleason, R. A. Thompson, L. r.
Picheloup, j. A. Gleason, w. p. Lam
phier.
Pole Vault-Sehiors, O. A. Brous-
sard, D. c.. Dunlap, ]. L, Crespo, p.
Cararas.
Relay ce-Jrniors, j. A. Glea-
son, G. L.. Pujol, C. j. Guzman, L. J.
Vaccaro, P. V. Roesch, w. P. Lam
phier, L. G. Escof1er, d. Mejia.
SO Yard Dash-Juniors, J. L. Frey,
J. G. Hickey, N: ]. Bruno, /. ]. Bou-
dreaux, H. L. Pujol, ]. N. Larose.
There will also be duck races, shoe
races, frog races, egg races, potato
races, barrel races, candle races,
goose races, pie races and three-leg
races. And last but not least there
will be a bicycle race.
Altogether, Field Day at st. Paul's
has been looked forward to with the
anticipation of a good day in out
door sports and will no doubt be
largely attended.
w. E.. Farris, manager Of the road,
who spoke plainly Of the disadVant-
ages under which railroads were be-
ing operated to-day. He. said that
since January / his road had lost ten
thousand dollars :. mile in operating.
That they were struggling to keep
their heads above the water and It
was impossible at this time to under
go added expense It was the desire
Of the railroad company to work in
harmony with the people and to do
terests OF. this community. That the
service on the Shore Line had not
been contracted, in spite of the diff
culties under which it was being
operated. Rulings of the Labor
Board, wage conditions, Government
agreements and other matters that
tied their hands made railroad opera
tion difficult.
Mr.. Farris said that he thought,
however, that arrangements might
be made to change the Sunday
schedule and to put on a cheap rate
excursion that might help some.
AS time was limited, there was no
other speaking. Sandwiches and
coffee were served, after which the
return trip was made to Abita and
Vaudeville and the railroad officials
took the train for New Orleans.
AS a get-together meeting, the af-
fair was an acknowledged success
and will bear fruit in friendly feel
ing and enumeration