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Show MEADOW MISCELLANY The annual M. I. A. meet of th Millard Stake was held at Meadow April 25th and 2ith, which was a grand success In every particular. All the. towns except Holden were repre tented In thla contest. All seemed to take a lively interest and the .best of leellng prevailed. Kverythlng went off without a bitch. The first was a baseball game between Kanoah and Sclplo, which resulted in a victory Ifoi Sclplo by nine point. A basketball basket-ball game between Meadow and Fillmore, Fill-more, the score belug 53 to 42 In favor of Meadow, Rodney Stott of Meadow being the star player, making 28 points. Waldo Lyman of Fillmore followed fol-lowed with 17, and Orval Stott of Meadow with 15 points. The game was a lively one from start to finish. The next event was a baseball game between Meadow and Fillmore, tbe score being nine to eight In favor of Fillmore, followed with a basketball game between Sclplo and Katioxh, the score being 21 to 9 In favor of Kan-osh. Kan-osh. Ilrosd jump, Philip liarkdull. of Meadow, first; distance, 18 feet 1V4 inches. RuMney Stott ff Meadow second place with 17 feet 10'i inches, and Kphralin Stewart 0 Meadow third place, with 16 feet RV, Inches. Shot put, J. W. Jones of Kanosh, llrst place; Oweu George of Kanosh, second place, nud Waldo Lyman of Fillmore, third place. Distance, 33 Net, 3Vj Inches. High jump, Philip liarkdull, Meadow, Mead-ow, llrst place; Leo Stott, Meadow, second place, and Kpbralm Stewart rneailow, third place. Distance, f feet, 9 Inuhes. The rub busketball game was awarded to Meadow a Kanosh refused to contest. At 10 a. in. Saturday meeting was held In the chapel. The singing was awarded to Kanosh, as no others entered. en-tered. Oration awarded to William Starley o. Fillmore, he being the only one tt nt entered. Miss Laura Peterson of Fillmore took first place In story telling and Miss Peterson of Sclplo second place. One hundred yard dash, Nelson Cooper, Fillmore, ftrt place; J. W. JoiU's, Kanosh, second place, and Kphralin Stewart. Meadow, third place. One mile race, Philip liarkdull. Mendow, first place; C. L. Watcott, Kanosh, second place, and Clifford Stewart. Meadow, third place. Two hundred and twenty yard race, Nelson Cooper, Fillmore, first place; Kpbralm Stewart, Meadow, second place, and Orval Stott, Meadow, third place. Pole vault. Rodney Stott. Meadow, llrst place; I Wade.' Fillmore, second place, and Ornell Warner, Fillmore, third place. Distance feet, li Inches. One-rourth mile race, Philip Hark-dull. Hark-dull. Meadow, first plaw; Nelson Cooper, Fillmore, second, and J. W. Jones, Kanosh, third place. One-half mile relay race between Meadow and Fillmore wa won by Rodney, OrvaL and Leo Ktott anJ ICphralm Stewart of Meadow. One-half mile race, A. C. Watcott, Kanosh, first place. Preel Gcoige. Kanosh, erond, and Fillmore third J Dances were then given I'd-lay I'd-lay and Saturday evenings In the hall Ihua ended the two days' meet. The seather was Ideal and all expressed hemselves as never attending a meet where auch a good spirit prevailed. IVe believe everybody was well cared 'or and given free entertainment. Meadow won the cup with 64 points, i'bilip Barkdull. making the highest lumber of Individual points, and en-ered en-ered In five events, taking first place n four, making twenty points to bis credit. Coach D. V. Peterson of the MlUard 8take Academy, deservea I treat credit for the able manner In ikhlch he handled the various event ind gave entire satisfaction to all. An entertainment was given last Sunday evening in honor of Elder fenry Koblson who recently returned ioiu a mission In the Central States. J t very appropriate and entertaining ( vroKram wa given and all seemed to njoy themselves. |
