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FRIENDS HOLD BEACH MEET (Continued from first page) Anna B. Wilkins Suaanne Willetts Elizabeth Griscom Hilda Richmond Helen Griscom France* Brown Elizabeth H. Bell Florence Shoemaker Elizabeth Miller Lucy I.ippijicott Helen Biddle Mary Hull {' j~ Edith White Eliza J. Foulke Mildred Pool Mary A. Gatehell Lydia Lippincott Sarah R. Hayes v Anna L. Curtis Edna Parry Wilma Parry Susanna Parry Marion G. Clock {Catherine Cornel] Won by Helen Biddle. Second. Irene Underbill. EVENT NO. a. 100 YARD DASH . GIRLS (JUNIOR) Katherine Cornell Sara Pratt Elizabeth Biddle Mildred Pyle Ruth Heritage Dorothy Reeves Martha Washburne Elsie Borton Carrie Stabler Stabler

Martha Bodebender Katharine Griest Eleanor Brown Margaret Walton Marion Pratt Caroline Lippincott Caroline Biddle Esther Heritage Alice Hutchinson Margaret Vail Melissa Seaman Won by Mary Walton. Second, Elizabeth Biddle. EVENT NO. 3. 100 YARD DASH . . BOYS (SENIOR) George A. Walton Arthur C. Jackson Thomas Baldwin Josiah Russell L. Hollingsworth Wood Richard D. Williams Charles Branson , Oscar -TYson William I. Hull J. Lawrence Lippincott Arthur Griest Barnard Walton Carleton McDowell Barclay White T. H. Dudley Perkins E. Russell Perkins Samuel Bunting James Lupton Alien Bond Newlin T. Booth Walter S. Pedrick Lawrence Sharpless Philip Sharpless J. Milton Gri scorn Amos J. Peaslee Henry Underhil] Isaac G. Darlington Paul J. Furnas Howard A. Fussell * < Joseph H. Penrose John Wright J. Harold Watson William Waddington John S. Clemont . Ralph Hicks Lawrence Seaman Won by Frederic Taylor. Second, Walter Pedrick. EVENT NO. 4. 100 YARD DASH . (BOYS (JUNIOR) Henry Marvel Folwell Scull Everett Irish J. Roland Pennock Norman Jonas Lawrence Lippincott 1 Paul Town send . J

Richard Robinson Allen Thomas Macjr Irish Joseph Livezey Lawrence Vail Horace Townsend Henry Finlcy Won by Folwell SculL Second, Lawrence Lippincott. EVENT NO. 5. PEBBLE RACE GIRLS (SENIOR) Lydia F. Taylor Elizabeth S. Percey Elizabeth Andrews Louise Andrews Phoebe Seaman 1 Dorothy Young Mildred Pool Katherine Cornell Marcia Russell , Helen Underbill Wood ' Elizabeth J. Foulke i Helen E. Foulke Frances E. Smith Faith A. Leister Beartha Buckman Edith Chambers CSare Hires Anna B. Wilkins Elizabeth H. Bell 1) Florence Shoemaker Elizabeth Miller Lucy Lippincott Marcia Doan Elizabeth Worth Helen Biddle Mary Hull Won by Lucy Lippincott. "®" Second Helen Biddle.

EVENT NO. 6. PEBBLE RACE GIRLS (JUNIOR; Katherine Cornell Sara Pratt Elizabeth Biddle Mildred Pyle Ruth Heritage Dorothy Reeves Martha Washburne Elsie Borton Carrie Stabler Martha Bodebender Katharine Griest Eleanor Brown Margaret Walton ) Marion Pratt Caroline Lippincott Caroline Biddle Esther Heritage Alice Hutchinson, Margaret Vail Melissa Seaman Won by Mary Walton. Second Caroline Biddle. EVENT NO. 7. PEBBLE RACE iBOYS (JUNIOR) Henrv Man-el Folwell Scull Everett Irish J. Roland Pennock Norman Jones Lawrence Lippincott Paul Townsend Richard Robinson Allen Thomas Mary Irish Ira Francis Joseph Livezey Lawrence Vail Horace Townsend Henry Finelv Won by Folwell Scull Second. Richard Robinson. _ EVENT NO. 8. RACE BOYS (SENIOR) Won by Milton Griscom. Second. James R. Lupton. EVENT NO. Q. SACK RACE (BOYS (JUNIOR) Henry Marvel Folewll Scull Everett Irish J. RolanJ Pennock Norman Jones Lawrence Lippincott Poul Townsend , Rjchard Robinson Won by Henry Marvt-11. Second, Joseph Penrose. EVENT NO. io. R (BOYS (JUNIOR) Sen 11 and Richard Robinson

. Stoma Joaes and iSStlrish j I Horace Townsend and ha Francis | Macey Irish and La»rw*JVaiL [i Won by Henry Martell Mod Paul | Town send. fsZoond, J. R. Pennock and Lawrence LipjStaeott. t EVENT NO. ti LEAP FROG RACS BO Y8 ( SENIOR) Team from the different Yearly Meet **"' PMa. Yearly 1M stfag Walter Pedrick Harold Watson George Waitoa tow Talk Yearly Meeting Barnard WaNoa Alien Bond Maurice Griest Lawrence Stabler . Indiana and Gensam Yearly 1 aseuags

I Percy Clapp Howard Zavitx and team 1 Ohio and Hlinoii Yearly I Meetings Orthodox Team L. Hollingsworth Wood, Paul J. Furnas and; team. Won by Baltimore Yearly Meeting. Second, Philadelphia Yearjy Meeting. EVENT NO. is. HUMAN WHEELBARROW RACE ... I BOYS (JUNIOR) ) Folwell Scull and Richard Robinson Henry Marvell and Paul Townsend J. R. Pennock and Lawrence Lippincott Norman Jones and Everett Irish Henry Finley and Joseph Livezey Horace Townsend and Ira Francis I Macey Irish and Lawrence Vail | Won by Willis Satterthalte and Joseph Penrose. | Second Folwell Scull and Richard Robinson. • EVENT NO. 13. SHOE RACE GIRLS (JUNIOR) (The contestants' shoes are placed together in a basket at one end of the course. Tbey run to the basket, sort out their proper shoes and run .back to the starting point.) Margaret Walton Marion Pratt Caroline Lippincott Caroline Biddle Esther Heritage Alice Hutchinson Margaret Vail Melissa Seaman Won by Wilma Pony. Second. Faith Leister. EVENT NO. 14. CHARIOT RACE " BOYS (One man stands with one foot on each of the backs of two men. who walk or run on their hands and knees.) Teams from the different Yearly Meet ■ lugs. Phila. Yearly Meeting T. H. D. Perkins Russell Perkins Amos J. Peaslee New York Yearly Meeting Edward Hutchinson -Bernard Walton ■ J. H. Taylor Baltimore Yearly Meeting An«i Bond James Lupton Maurice Griest Indiana and Genesee Yearly ' Meetings 1 Percy Clapp Howard Zavitz and team riowara z.avu.z ana ream

Ohio and Illinois Yearly Meetings (Entries to be Announced.) Orthodox Team L. Hollingsworth Wood, Paul J. Furnas and team. Won by .ffeorge Walton, W®. Biddle, and Lawrence Lippincott. EVENT NO. :5. TUG -OF- WAR ROYS Team from Philadelphia, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana Yearly Meetinga more and Geneser Yearly Team from New York, BaltiMeetings. Joel Borton - Percy Clapp . Joseph Swain Charles Hires George Walton Dudley Perkins Russell Perkins Barclay White William I. Hull Howard Roulon Arthur Jackson Samuel Bunting Harold JVatsoa. J. Milton Griscom Philip Sharpless Richard D. Williams Maurice Griest Bernard Walton Garleton McDowell James Lupton Allen Bond Lawrence Stabler L. Hollingsworth Wood Charles Branson Harry A Hawkins Oscar Tyson Howard Zavitz John Win. Hutchinson , Lawrence Seaman Ralph Hicks Won by team from Philadelphia, Ohio, Illinois and Indiana Yearly Meetings. 1 1 EVENT NO. 16. Barrel tilting contest boys Barclay White George Walton Allen Bond James Lupton Walter Pedrick Oarleton McDowell Won by Dudley Perkins. Second, Russel Perkins. The last word fa Sea Foods and Sal- , ads at McCann's Ckfe, Good Muaie and

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