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LOCAL ATHLETIC
MEET IS UNDER
A.A.U. GUIDE
By GEORGE HAWMAIC
Announcement that the Amateur
Athletic Union had given its sanc
tion to tho track and field carnival
that will be held at the Seaside Park
track on July .Fourth. The meet will
be held under the auspices of the
Service Recognition Committee on
the afternoon of the holiday start
ing at 2 o'clock. The various events
of the afternoon of the holiday will
be opened to residents of Bridgeport
only. Tho prizes will constitute gold,
silver and bronze medals for win
ners of first, second and third places,
respectively. Gold and silver medals
will be given to teams winning first
and second places.
Entries must be In the hands of P.
V. Gahan, chairman of the Sports
Field Day Committee, Rooms 303 and
304 First Bridgeport National Bank
building on July 1.
The Junior track and field cham
pionships of the Metropolitan Asso
ciation of the A. A. U., which will be
held at Stevens Institute Field, Ho
boken, N. J., on Saturday afternoon,
June 28, have aroused great in
terest. Especially among the clubs in the
local district the Interest Is keen, and
from all indications a very large en
try will be received, before closing
time at the A. A. U., headquarters,
No. 290 Broadway, New York.
