Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 153, 7 May 1920 — Page 9

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-MUSGItAM, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1920.

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WINERS IN UNION COUNTY PLAY DAY ARE MADE PUBLIC

LIBERTY, Ind., May 7. The school I officials have just announced the list of winners In the athletic events, held last Friday afternoon in connection with the annual play day, as follows: Girls' Events Girls Under 10, 40-Yard Dash Portia LaFuze, Liberty, first; Margaret Conner, Liberty, second: Freda Huntington, Greenwood, third. Time, 6 1-5 sees. Basketball Distance Throw Geraldine Fish, Greenwood, first; Orpha Crouse, Greenwood, second; Bessie Ray, Liberty, third. Distance, 13 ft. 9 In. Basketball Accuracy Throw Anna Schlechtweg, Dunlapsville, first; Geraldine Fish, Greenwood, second; Irene Barnard, Greenwood, third. Record 3. Horseshoe Pitch Margaret Conner, Liberty, first; Carolyn Albert, Salem, second; Fay Johnson, Salem, third. Record, 6 points. Girls, 10 to 13 ' 40-Yard Dash Neva Hudspeth, Clifton, first; Rowena LaFuze, Liberty, second; Eva Hudspeth, Clifton, third. Time, 6 1-5 sees. Basketball Distance Throw Neva Hudspeth, Clifton, first; Eva Hudspeth, Clifton, second; Juanita Calkins, Liberty, third. Distance, 31 ft. 4 in. Basketball Accuracy Throw Evelyn Fahrenholz, Liberty, first; lola Doddridge. Brownsville, second. Rec

ord, 2. Horseshoe Pitch Ruth Winters, Clifton, first; Neva Hudspeth, second; Marie Burt, Liberty, third. Record, 13 points. Girls 13 and Over. 50-Yard Dash Iiloise LaFuze, Liberty, first; Mary Hill, Liberty, second; Pearl Chapman, Brownsville, third. Time, 7 seconds.

Basketball Distance Throw Helen Dunbar, Liberty, first; Hester Setser, Clifton, second; Pearl Chapman, Brownsville, third. Distance, 3'J feet 4 inches. Basketball Accuracy Throw Mary Crist, Brownsville, first; Emma Green, Clifton, second; Fanny Booth, Dunlapsville, third. Record, 3. Horseshoe Pitch Fanny Booth, Dunlapsville, first; Edna Davis, Dunlapsvillp, second; Ethyl Hendrickson, Brownsville, third. Record, 8 points. Boys Below 70 Pounds. 40-Yard Dash Hugh Ammerman, Liberty, first; James Burke, Cliffton, .second; Clarence Kuhn, Liberty, third. Time, 6 seconds. Chinning Paul Dunlap, Greenwood, first; James Burke, Clifton, second; Italph Dunlap, Greenwood, third. Record, 25. High Jump Arthur Batcher, Greenwood, first; Raymond Johnson, Greenwood, second. Height, 3 feet 5 inches. Boys 70 to 90. 50-Yard Dash Russell George, Liberty, first; Carl Grimme, Greenwood, second; Raymond Witter, Witter, third. TTSme, 7 1-5 seconds. Chinning Monroe Setser, Clifton, first; Glenn Williamson, Dunlapsville, second; Virgil Beck, Dunlapsville, third. Recond, 25. High Jump Roy Weiser, Brownsville, first; Robert Sanders, Liberty, second; Kenneth Barnard, Greenwood, third. Height, 3 feet 9 inches. Running Broad Jump Raymond Witter, Witter, first; Virgil Beck, Dunlapsville, second; Russell George, Liberty, third. Distance, 13 feet 10 i inches. Pole Vault Carl Grimme, Greenwood, first; Ralph Boggs, Brownsville, second; Robert Sanders, Liberty, third. Height, 6 feet 9 inches. 220-Yard Dash Russell George, Liberty, first; Roy Weiser, Brownsville, second; Kenneth Barnard, Greenwood,

SHE'S DEMOCRATIC DELEGATE NAMED FROM PHILIPPINES

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Miss Bessie Agnes Dwyer. Miss Bessie Ajrnes Dwyer, lawyer, librarian and lecturer on the Philippines, has beenSpamed as delegate to the national Democratic convention at San Francisco by the Democratic party of the Philippine islands. Miss Dwyer spent sixteen years in the Philippines in the service of the insular bureau. She returned to Washington in 1919 and since then has been traveling about the country speaking before women's clubs and other organizations about the Philippines.

ton. rirst; Lloyd Retherford, Browns-' ville, second. Record, 23. J Hieh JumD Paul Jackson. Browns-1

ville, first; Ned Thompson, Liberty, second; Earl Leab, Brownsville, third. Height, 4 ft. 10 In. Running Broad Jump Ned Thompson, Liberty, first; Paul Jackson, Brownsville, second; Mark Doran, Brownsville, third. Distance, 16 ft. 6 in. Pol Vault Ned Thompson, Liberty, first; Anderson Setser, Clifton, second; Floyd Bond, Liberty, third. Height, 8 ft. 1 In. Boys 110 And Over. 440-yard dash Ralph Clevenger, Brownsville, first; Charles Fairchild, Greenwood, second; Harry Kain, Liberty, third. Time 62 2-5 seconds. ' Score by schools Liberty, 108; Brownsville, 71; Clifton, 55; Greenwood, 42; Dunlapsville, 20; Witter, 13; Billingsville, 3; Pigman, 1. School making best showing In proportion to enrollment Clifton with 1.29 points per pupil. Highest individual point winner was Peauford Garin, or Brownsville, with 3 firsts and a second for a total of 18

points.

The Closing feature of the day s activities was declamatory contest. The judges awarded John Maze, of Brownsville, the gold medal. He used as his selection "Mrs. Rastus at the 'Phone." The silver medal was given to Miss Josephine Nicoum, of Liberty school, for her conception of "Her First Trip to the Butcher's." Clifton school won third place, or a bronze medal, by Its representative, William Leonard, who gave "Take Keer of Yourself as his

number. The schools cf the county were all well represented and the judges found it difficult todetermlne the winners.

Young Diplomat

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rather obscure post of assistant) secretary of state, William Phillips j

recently was promoted to the diplomatic service and has arrived at The Hague where he will act as Uncle

Sam's representative at the court of Queen Wilhelmlna. Phillips is 42 years old, a graduate of Harvard University and of Harvard law school. As private secretary to Ambassador Choate he began his diplomatic career. . In 1905 he was second secretary of the legation at Pekin with William W. Rockhill and

in two years he was given his first post in the state department at Washington. Secretary Root made him chief of the division of foreign affairs. Two more years found him third as

sistant secretary of state, which posl-

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third. Time, 30 4-5 seconds. Boys, 90 to 110 75-Yard Dash Beauf ord Gavin, Brownsville, first; Richard Ross, Lib

erty, second; Loren Fogarty, Liberty, third. Time, 9 1-5 sees. Chinning Beauford Gavin, Brownsville, first; Clayton Bond, Dunlapsville, second; William Leonard, Clifton, and Loren Fogarty, Liberty, tied for third. Record; 25. High Jump Richard Ross, Liberty, first; Daniel Paddock, Clifton, second; Chester Plough, Brownsville, third. Height, 4 ft. 5 1-2 in. Running Broad Jump Loren Fogarty, Liberty, first; Beauford Gavin, Brownsville, second; Richard Ross, Liberty, third. Distance, 14 ft. 8 in. Pole Vault Daniel Paddock, Clifton, first; Carl Burt, Liberty, second; Wilbur Huntington, third. Height, 7 ft. 6 in. 440-Yard Dash Beauford Gavin, Brownsville, first; Chester Plough,

'Brownsville, second; Wilbur Hunting

ton, Greenwood, third. Time, 63 sec. Shotput Carl Burt, Liberty, first; Chester 1 'lough, Brownsville, second; Richard Ross. Liberty, third. Distance, 35 ft. 5 in. Boys, 110 and Over 100-Yard Dash Ted Grove, Liberty,

I nrst; itaipn (Jievenger, lirownsvuie.

second; Roma Fields, Pigman, third. Time, 11 2-5 sec. Chinning Anderson Setser, Clif- - ' - ' - JTIB

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Lion he held on!y six months, being s, ui to iAuidon as secretary of the embassy under Ambassador Reld. While at this post he was married to Caroline Drayton of New York. He was unable to get away from his duties when an elaborate wedding was arranged in New York, so his bride-to-be sailed across and they were married at Peterafleld, near London, where Mrs. Phillips had spent her girlhood. Phillips and his wife came back to

America and went to Boston, where he started to practice larw. But the state department called him again, and

again he went to Washington, where he served as third assistant secretary of state from March, 1914, until 1917, and was second assistant secretary cf state from 1917 until his recent appointment as minister to the Netherlands. Phillips, depite his 42 years, retains the complexisn and physique of a colleathlete.

Wrestling Is regarded as the national sportof Japan and there, was recently dedicated in Tokio a very large building devoted to the purpose of this sport.

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