Evening star., 1926-04-04

Cohen, fremanship; Billy Dix, pio'
neeEtng; Robert FeSSenden, automoDll-
ing, craftsmanship in bookbinding ana
handicraft; Fred Marshall, plumbing;
Roger Marquis, carpentry. painting
and safety first; Leroy Miller, crafts
manship In wood; Kelsey Saint, SWIM
ming; Trimble Sawtelle, craftsman
ship in bookbinding, craftsmanship In
wood and cycling; Leonard Smith, first
aid to animals, painting; Alden Smell.
carpentry; Hallock Smell, carpentry
and masonry: f. n. Thuney. chemis-
try, interpreting and masonry; James
f. Weldon, mining and plumbing.
Troop 104---L. Morscher, textiles.
Troop 10S-Noble Hunter, civics and
craftsma nship in leather; Proctor
Wahlfarth, athletics and electricity
Troop 12S-Theodore NJ. Corner, cleo
tricity, first aid to animals and public
health: Donald Dudley, printing;
! Travis Hall, automobiling ana hrst
aid to animals; Charles Kadel, cleo
tricity, first aid and first aid to ami
mails. Troop 136-J. l.. Wilcoxon, 1r.,
electricity and marksmanship.
At the court of review at the VII
son Normal School, March 27. the fol'
lowing boys passed first class: Troop
| s, B. Nye and James Shinn; Troop 5o'
| Fred Varney: Troop 35, Harold free
man and Henry Maraffa; Troop 49,
| Richard Sanders; Troop A, Willlam
Carpenter; Troop 81, William Phllilps'
Those who passed second class are
as follows: Troop IS, X. Williams;
Troop 25. Herbert Siolissat; Troop TO-
A. Henderson, Troop 33, James Dun
can. Herbert Hendrick and Kari r.
| Holmes: Troop 35, Donald Aivery;
Troop 40, Richard Herman; Troop Al,
Oswald Rowland; Troop AZ, Francis
Edwards; Troop 81, Gregory Aires
Lorimer Gerard, Jack Junkin, John
Swayze, Richard Willis ana Paui
Ward, Troop SO. Clifton Good and
Eddie Graves; Troop 70, William
Lewis; Troop 12S, owen Powell. John
Kadel, Walter Kadel and Eugene
Van Pelt.
| On March 25. at the Brookland NJ
liz. Church, the following boys passed
second class: Troop II, Delman Stat
Ter: Troop 81. Chester Couch and Ed
gar Huber; Troop 10S, Alan Speile' ahc
Troop 10, Francis Blade
On March 90. at the Friends scflooi
the following boys passed second class
Troop Z, Arthur Carpenter, 1hoillas
lGillis. Frank PinIfey. Murray Prestof
and Henry Smalley.
| The LIST DIVISION HeIu IT'S SeNoiAN SA'i
nual indoor rally in the gymnasium
at the Sherwood Presbyterian Churci
on Saturday evening. March 81 TrooI
20 won the meet and the cup after a
very close race with Troops 20, anc
! 10 The result was not decided till tnt
Hast event. Winners and second place
in each event received subscription:
to Bows Life The judges We're l.. Z
Drake, X. r. Bailey, A. G. Nye, {. NJ
/ Marsh, DIR. w. II. Merrill and IL. l.
Webster. b. B. Caviston and h. +
Hartung were scorekeepers. Deput!
Commissioner c. G.. Schlaefii was il
charge Of the meet and is the donol
of the cup, which goes to the winning
troop. The results were as follows
Knot tying-Class A, first place, En-
NETT. Troop 10; second. Mclntire
Troop 20; third Quantrall, Troop 10
class B, first, Lawless, Troop 20; sec
ond. Rollman, Troop 10; third. Bean
Troop 90. Fire by friction-Ciass a
first, Brown. Troop 9; class b. first
Hengstler, Troop 9; second, Hebrew
Troop 90. Flint and steel-Class A
| first, Drummond, Troop %; second
Beer. Troop 81; third, Walfarth, Trool
1OS; class B, first, Bauer, Troop 3; sec
ond, Bates, Troop 29; third, Thomp