The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-09-09
PALLADIUM CARRIERS
ENJOY KI-RO JAUNT

roads due to the heavy rains and
storms, Saturday night and Sunday
morning, the Palladium carrier
boys of Richmond and surround
ing towns reached Ki-Ro camp
Sunday morning, Sept, 3, in high
spirits and ready to enjoy the
first big annual carriers picnic.
Physical director Sidney Peters
and Assistant Director Move OF
boys activities at Camp Ki-Ro
! took charge of the days program
and the first half was run off be-
foredinner The trip through the
hills had to be cancelled on account
of the late arrival.
About l o'clock came the biggest
event of the day-a fried chicken
dinner. When all signs of the
feast had disappeared, the boys
went down to the river and watched
the swollen stream as it swiftly
carried by wreckage and brush
and watermelons from a patch up
stream. On account of the high
water, swimming was cancelled
from the days program.
Sandwich Requirements
The last half of the> games and
contests was run off in the after
noon and the prizes awarded
Then sandwiches were served the
boys after which they piled into
the trucks again and started for
home.
Winners in the events and the
prizes awarded were as follows:
The Hams, George Martindale,
captain, defeated Bacons, and the
Beefs, captained by Kenton Kimm,
downed the Forks in the baseball
contests and each winning team re-
ceived two-pound box Of candy;
50-yard dash, Frank Martindale,
first prize, football, and Wilson
Morgan, second prize, indoor base
ball; 100-yard dash, boys IA to Is,
Mel Logue, first prize, air rifle and
Lewis Carroll, second prize, indoor
baseball; 100-yard dash, boys Is
and over, Daniel Weaver, first
prize, bathing suit, and Leslie
Anderson, second prize, athletic
belt.
Paul Revere race, Charles Weaver
and Harry Hawkins, first prize,
track suit, and Daniel Weaver and
Howard Fulle, second prize, bas-
ketball pants; Swatting contest,
draw between Frank Martindale
and Charles Hodkins, prize a negro
doll; Tug-owar, the East defeated
the West and the South downed
the North, whereupon the South
took the honors from the East,
each member of the team winning
a rubber ball; Three-legged race,
Wilbur Pond and Donald Parker,
first prize, each a pair of basket
ball pants; Wheelbarrow race.
Lewis Carroll and Howard Fulle,
first prize, athletic shirt and an
indoor baseball
Contest Winners
Shoe contest, Sam Morgan, first
prize, basketball knee pads, Rob
,rt Kauper, second prize, tennis
)all; Obstacle race, Lewis Car
oil, first prize, boomerang, and
lester Baldwin, second prize, aer-
,plane. The judges were unable
o determine the winners in pea
tut scramble and the prize was the
PEANUTS of which each one of the
cramblers received goodly
mount.
Those who attended the picnic
we're: from Eaton, Ralph Warner,
ohnJones, Willard Warner; from
fountain City, Willard Hatfield;
rom Cambridge City, Herbert Hold
on; from Dublin, Franklin Griffin;
rom Mt Auburn, Spencer Morrow;
rom Richmond, Clarence Hawk
MS, Lewis Carroll, Leslie Ander-
on, Charles Weaver, Kenneth
Luther Martin Herman
ilgrim, Roland Fulle, Robert Kau-
er, Everett Lemon, Howard Fulle,
olon Coons, Joseph Hob, Paul
,auper, Charles Hassemeier, Will
ur Pond, William Sillin, Russell
ellim, Clarence VESSEL.
Donald Parker, Lawrence Cob
entz, Harry Sterling, Frank Cook,
wilson Morgan, Samuel Morgan,
rank Martindale, Charles Stod-
ard George Toler, Richard Mar
ndale, Dallas Cook, Mel Logue,
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