Milford chronicle., 1922-05-19
KENT TRACK AND
FIELD MEET TODAY
BOYS AND GIRLS FROM ALL PARTS OF
COUNTY WILL TAKE PART In THIS
BIG ATHLETIC EVENT.
AT CAESAR RODNEY SCHOOL
DODCEBALL WILL BE POPULAR; FORTY
Two TEAMS ARE SCHEDULED TO
COMPETE In EVENT.

All roads in Kent county will lead to
the Caesar Rodney School today. Boys
and girls from every school in the
county are invited to attend and take
an active part in the festivities.
The entries to date include AZ
dodgeball teams for tournament ar
ranged by classes and hatcher by
schools for their initial games as fol-
lows:
Glass I. (Boys) -Woodside plays
Clayton's 9th grade team; Houston
plays Claytons grade team; Little
Greek plays Clayton's 4th grade team;
Magnolia VS.. Frederick; Milford VS..
Rodney; Dover VS.. winner of one of
above matches.
Glass II. (Girls)-Houston plays
Clayton's 5th grade team; Magnolia
plays Clayton's 9Th grade team; Little
Greek plays Clayton's 4th grade team;
Frederick VS.. FELTON,; Milford VS.. Caes-
ar Rodney; Clayton VS.. winner of one
of above matches.
Glass III. Mixed Team)-Church
Hill VS.. Pratt's Branch; Laws VS.. Mar
vels; Canterbury VS.. Cedar Grove, Dis
trict No. IA; Cedar Grove, District No.
81, VS.. Warrens-Jumps; Rices VS.. Mill
wood; Pennington VS.. Prospect;
Blackbird VS.. Postles-Cedarfield Rose
Valley VS.. Willey's; COmegys-Oak
Grove VS.. Forest Lane-Black Swamp;
Hartly VS.. KentOn; Fraziers VS.. win
ners of one of above matches.
AS soon as one team is defeated, it
is dropped from the tournament. The
team that wins the final match will be
declared the winner. To each member
of the winning team will be given a
blue ribbon; the team winning second
hOnors will receive red ribbons; white
ribbons will go to the team that wins
third place in the tournament. Adults
are invited to witness the dodgeball
tournament. Five rings will be run
ming at one time; three rings will take
care of Glass III, one ring each for
classes one and two. DOdgeball has
become the spring school ground
game in Delaware. Last Friday at the
Sussex County Track and Field Meet |
20 teams competed in the tournament. |
Badge Tests
The badge test entries show three
hundred girls and two hundred and |
fifty boys for the bronze badge con-
tests; 25 girls and 20 boys for the |
silver badge; and one boy for the gold
badge. These tests will begin at a.
M, promptly. All children competing
are asked to be in the proper place
at the right time.
Track and Field Meet
Five hundred boys and girls will
take part in the track and field events.
This part of the program will begin
promptly at one o'clock. Boys and
girls>are asked to be alert at all times
IN order to know where to be to COM
pete in the various, track and field
events. Teachers, rural supervisors,
iisiting teachers, principals, superin-
and members of the State
Department of Public instruction will
Ill help to run the County Track and
Field Meet successfully.
Group Pictures
Promptly at 12 o'clock there will be
group picture taken of all Kent
county school children who have
'ecord in school attendance for the
rear from 80 to 100 per cent. These
children will assemble in front of
he Caesar Rodney school building for
HIS plCIuIOs AL 0CnOO4o el4 o0hCu "
lave their attendance flags ready for
he picture. A moving picture may be
AIKEN of the activities of the day.
Group Games
Organized and supervised games 7
will furnish amusement to the pri- =
nary children. +
The rural supervisors and assist i
nts will have charge of this work. +
Very child who comes to Caesar Rod
ey School on Friday will have an I
pportunity to get into competitive or v
Ocial games. =