Ogden Daily Standard | 1915-04-03 | Page 10 | Boy Scouts Race to Ensign Peak

BOY SCOUTS RACE TO ENSIGN PEAK SA Lake City IHah. April 3. P.ccse a number of physicians stated that a long uphill race might he injurious to some of the smaller lms it has been decided to run 20 hoys in each team In the Ensign Peak relay race which will be held bj ihe Boy Scouts of the nine wards f Salt Lake this afternoon. The route was marked out yeater lav and the stations located. There ill be twenty relays On the level the boys will be given about a block to run while uphill and on the final limb to the peak the distance in sonic -ases will be less than half a block The race will start from the Brie,-liam Brie,-liam Young monument at f P.O o clock The ISO boys, who will take part are requested to be on hand at 4 o'clock bo that plenty of time will be had o assign them to their stations. The boys will carry a relay pennant ami pass It from one io another The judges who will determine w ho s who and why." at Knsign peak i'. Ill be GeOrge E, Asper. Jesse K Smith and Henry L. AahtOD The joys after wavln? their flag will then race back to the monument. The judges of the return run from th- peak will be B. II Roberts Nephi L Morrla B P. tJrant, John H Taylor Richard Howe Oscar A. Ktrkham, B. S Hinckley and R W. Richardson III b? the timers. IkjiI buslneKs houses have bocn interested in th event and the following fol-lowing prizes have been donated Spaldings, banner; Cutler Brothers, twentv BCOUt belts; Herald-Ropubll-,an, nine troop flags; Deseret Rymna-sium, Rymna-sium, nine paaalng pennants, Weatern rms, one dozen baseballs; Z. C M-1 M-1 . Salt Ixike Hardware, pair field classes: Tribune, pair military sets: Telegram: Walker Brothers. 20 tie? oo