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\ § . 7 : i ] : @ i i / os eS Keen Interest Shown in Tri-City Relay Race Keen interest has been shown in last week's announcement of the first annual tri-city relay race to be run from New Liskeard to Cobalt on Saturday . afternoon, October 22nd. The race is open to all residents of the north along way. = Although the first official an week several teams have announ-| 13. Proof of age must be supplied if de- ced their intention of entering the | manded. Tace. Two or three teams have 14. Three or more teams must be entered. : 15. Entrants will assemble at Cobalt '"Y"' already donned the "gym" suit and are training for the event. Although the race will start in New Liskeard, go through Hail- eybury and end in Cobalt, much enthusiasm has been shown in Kirkland Lake, Timmins, Coch- zane, Iroquois Falls, Englehart and Elk Lake, over the proposed race. Training has already start- ed in some of these towns and many entries are assured from all parts of the North. High schools, churches, scout troops, Tuxis Squares, are all numbered among those who are expected to enter teams. When the runners await the starters' gun on October 22nd it is expect- ed that the cream 'of the North's youth will be represented. Additional information concer- ning the trophies and prizes to be awarded the successful runners is now available. A silver shield, suitably engraved, will be held by the winning team for a year. This shield will be up for annual competition. Silver cups will be presented to each member of the winning team. Silver medals will be awarded each member of the second team to finish. All prizes are donated by The North- ern News, Cobalt. The race is being run under the direction of The Northern News in affiliation with the Co- balt Y.M.C.A. The "Y" haye al- ready offered their facilities to teams in the district for training purposes. From time to time additional information concerning the race will be announced. Any person interested is invited to write the race secretary, Fred. P. Failes, 'The Northern News, Cobalt. RULES OF THE RACE 1, Race will be over course of eleven miles, starting in New Liskeard and finishing in Co- balt. 2. Entrants must be under 18 years of age on the day of race. 3. Feams will be composed of 6 runners. 4, Entrants must be residents of the North viz., along the route of the T. BN. O. Rail- TEMISKAMING & NORTHERN ONTARIO RAILWAY Train Service The Continental Limited, trains Nos. 1 and 2, between Montreal and Vancouver daily; operating through Pullman Sleeper be- tween Cochrane and Toronto. These trains use Canadian Natio- nal Railways Stations at North Bay. Through service, daily, Trains Nos. 46 and 47, between Toronto and Timmins, operating Parlor Cafe Service between North Bay and Timmins, also through Pull- man Sleeper between Toronto' and Timmins. These trains use Canadian National Railways Sta- tion at North Bay. Daily, except Sunday, service between North Bay and Cochrane trains 17 & 18, operating through Canadian Pacific Sleeper between Timmins and Montreal. These trains use Canadian Pacitic Rly Station at North Bay Local service daily except Sun- day, between Cobalt, Fountain Falls and Silver Centre. Local service daily except Sun- day, between Englehart and Co- balt. Connections at Earlton Jet. for Elk Lake daily except Sunday. Connections at Englehart for Charlton daily except Sunday. Connections at Swastika daily with Nipissing Central Railway for Kirkland Lake, Larder Lake, and Cheminis. : Connections at Porquis Junc- tion for Iroquois Falls, daily. Tri-Weekly Service between Cochrane and Island Falls Junc- tion, leaving Cochrane 8.30 a.m., arriving Island Falls Jct. 11.20 a. m., Tuesday, Thursday and Sat- urday; leaving Island Falls Jct., 12.20 p.m., arriving Cochrane 3.10 p.m., Tuesday, Saturday. é See current time table or apply to any T. & N. O. Rly. Agent for 1 particulars. ee A. J. Pave, way, north of and including Temagami, south of and including Cochrane. ~ ing two or more teams an identifying name must be applied to each team competing. pointed. his name to show on entry form, who will be responsible for conduct of his team. ibe filed before date set for close of entries. 7 any other emergency satisfactory proof must be the route of the T. & N, O, Rail- supplied committee half an hour before start of race." utive af organization which is being represent- nouncement was made only last}.; at 1.30 o'clock sharp for final instructions and to be transported to starting and relay posts. Entrants must submit to medical examination. runners to starting and relay posts. also pick up runners at relay posts. front of Speaker Office, New Liskeard. Sharp's residence. Gove School (2 mile lap) eybury (14% mile lap) Thursday and and | 5. Entrants must haye resided at present address six months or oyer. \ 6. Teams must represent an organization. 7. In the event of one organization enter- 8. A captain of each team must be ap: 9. Entries close 6 p.m., October 15th. 10. Any change from original entry must 11. In event of sickness of any runner or 12. Each team must be certified by exec- 16. Cars will be provided to transport Cars will 17. Race will start at 3 o'clock sharp in 18. First relay post will be Professor (2 mile lap.) 19. Second relay post will be Moore's 20. Third relay post will be Hote} Hail- 21. Fourth relay post will be Bucke Council Chambers, North Cobalt (2 mile lap) 22. Fifth relay post will be Mileage 104 School (2 mile lap) 23. Finish will be in front of Cobalt Y. M.C.A., Silver Street, Cobalt (144 mile lap) 24. -Judges will be placed at each relay post 25. Each team will carry a copy of The Northern News, same to be passed to relieving tunner at relay post. 26. A thirty-foot getaway will be allowed at each relay post. 27. Runners must adhere to course outlin- ed by committee. 28. Runers must remain in road. running on sidewalks will be permitted. 29. Runners must not touch or be touch- ed by any person except relieving runner. No anner. cd ax | 31. Teams will be given identifying colors to be worn' by runners, Colors fo be later Hs: any car of vehicle, nor can "be be2paced im aHt¥- m™: signated by general' committee. 32. Starter will be Mayor New Liskeard. Finishing judge will be May- or Frank Lendram, of Cobalt. $ i 33. Decision of the general committee will be final, 34. Prizes will be as follows: L (a) A shield for annual competition, to remain property af The Northern News, and held each year by winning team. (b) Silver cups will be awarded each member of winning team. ' (c) 'Silver medals will be awarded each member of team in second place. Entries must be mailed to Frederick Py Failes, Race Secretary, The Northern News. Cobalt, Ont. * History Competition in South Temiskaming The results of the Special Com- petition in history relating to Confederation are announced be- low. The competition, which was held on June 2nd, was open to all public and separate schools and four medals were awarded to each inspectorate. Many schools competed and while only four re- ceived recognition the results in many cases were exceedingly close and a number of excellent essays were received. All schools competing are to be congratulat- ed for their enterprise in so do- ing. The results: Silver Medal--Marion McCoy, New Liskeard Separate School. Bronze Medals--James Keach, Haileybury Erench Separate School; Margaret McCarthy, Haileybury English Separate School; Leonard Tucker, S. S. ' P. J. 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