A splendid event of sports featured the annual field day held at Osgoode on Saturday afternoon. The sports programme was postponed from Civic Holiday and a large crowd attended to view the different event’s Leo McCaffrey scored in two different events capturing the 100 yard dash and long jump. Eddie McLaughlin won the hop step and jump in fine style and also finished with the honours in the high jump. Leo McCaffrey was a close second in both these events. Harvey Tourangeau was winner in the 440 yard dash, while Martin Downey       held in put long the 16 pounds. In the 100 yard dash for  E. Kelly was first.
 

Rev. Father A. Gorman assistant parish priest of St. Brigid’s parish of this city is taking over the pastorate of St. John's parish. Osgoode, it was announced yesterday. This will include the St. Brigids’s mission parish on the River road near Manotick. Rev. Father John Ainsborough who has had charge of the parish is leaving for the south for his health. Father Gorman celebrated mass in his new parish Sunday.

Highly sucessful from every point of view was the picnic on Saturday in McEvoy's Grove in aid of St. John's Church, Osgoode. Busses convoyed the large attendance from Ottawa while the surrounding communities yielded a big crowd, also. The ladies of St. John's parish were responsible for the very enjoyable high tea served at six o'clock. Rev. Father A. Gorman, the popular parish priest of St. John's arranged an excellent programme of sports in which the younger members of the community joined.

A baseball game that aroused much interest was played between Osgoode Station and Kenmore, the former team winning by seven to three. They recived a handsome trophy donated by Dr. J. G. Montgomery, Ottawa. The tug of war was won by a team of married men who were successful against the team of single men.

Other interesting events were as follows:

One hundred yards dash, $2, donated by Rev. Father Corkery won by Charles Ferguson; second, $1, donated by Rev. Father Corkery, won by Allie Ferguson; third, necktie, given by T. A. Hicks of Metcalfe, won by James Ferguson; running broad jump, $2, donated by Hugh Clelland, won by Allie Ferguson; second, $1, donated by Hugh Clelland, won by James Ferguson; third, necktie, given by O. T. Simpson, won by John Ferguson; pole vault, first, box of cigars, given by Earl Murphy of Osgoode, won by Allie Ferguson; second, necktie, given by O. C. Simpson, won by John Ferguson; third, necktie, given by Theresa Dewan, won by Lorne Taylor.