St. Paul daily globe., 1885-08-15
LAKE NEENNEToNKA.
The StOnesSchigfInaun Race--Tke
FInl,e Park German.

The event of to-day and one of the great
events of the season will be the three-mile
race between H. G. Stone and DR.. A. +.
Schilfmann in front of the Lafayette this
evening. They both came out here di-
rectIv after their race at Lake Calhoun
Wednesday and have done considerable
hard work preparatory TO their great strug-
gle tonight. The race will be started
about O'clock. Opinion has been freely
expressed in the last day or two. by those
that have seen Stone and Schitfmann out in
their shells. that Norm Wright could
best either one of them. He certainly pulls
r prettier and cleaner oar, and in some of
his two-mile spins has made remarkably
good time. III twO-mile race with Hal
Watson of the Lurline club last night, his
time was 1874: WatS0n'S time was 1890.
They lost about a minute on account of a
steamer crossing the course i'll front of
them. There will undoubtedly be a very
large crowd from st. Paul and Minneapolis
30 witness the race. and considerable money
will change hands whoever may win.
The german at the Lake Park last even
ing was the most brilliant that has been
given this season. \ large party from the
LAFAYETTE and other hotels on the lake. and
from St Paul and Minneapolis, We're pres
those that took part:
r. c. Crawford, Prof. f. L. Evans, James
c. Young, Hal and Lon Watson, c. l.. Warren,
Charles Gordon. Howard James, Mr.. and Mrs.
&. H. Finch, st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. A. Nc
Neill, Mrs. Il. G. Stone, Mrs. A. Crawford
Misses Marguerite and Lena Walker. Flor
ence Mcneil, Cora NJ. Davis, Florence
Gibson, Maud Griswold, Jessie Crawford,
Miss Finch. Minneapolis; Miss jerks
Mrs. Joseph Horner, Mrs. Springer,
Col. John 7. West, f. j.. Phelps, Mr.. and
Mrs F. b. Close. Mrs. PAIL. W. s. Stoner
Hon. Herbert Bollo, J. Walldnshaw, Mr.. Ear-
man, w. Il. Farquhar, j. N. Carmichael,
Miss Mamie Otis, Miss Bend, Thomas
Wolf, ". +. Newell, Miss Annie Jack,
Miss Annie Mailer, II, G. Bum,
L. D. Young, j. B. Ellis, Charles L. Comstock
and wife, George Montford, Frank McIver,
Miss A. McIver, John Yates, Mrs J. Yates,
Miss Yates, J. G. Jasper, J. B. Ellis, G. +.
Allen, Miss Heartie Griggs, Miss Gaity,
Miss Diekride, Miss Helen Wolfing,
Greenleaf Clark. Louis Wolff. Edith
Bend, II. W. Vermilion, Whitney Wall.
w. V. Smith, Mr.. Howe, Al Sibey, Louis
Hastings, w. f. Steele and wife, +. +.
McIver. Miss DreXel and Mrs. Carl Puczett.
The floor managers were:
W E. Burwell, c. b. EustisC. S. Langdon
c. X. Sdle, c. F. Sbley, c. J. Potts, L. f.
Hamilton, NJ. J. Boyle.
The music. which was excellent, was
furnished by the Lake Park orchestra. A
special train for Minneapolis on the Mime
apolis Il st. Louis road left at IL o'clock.
MINOR NOTES.
A game of base ball for purse of S25
and the championship Of the lake took
place yesterday afternoon at Lake Park.
between the Lake Park and the bell bows
mines. The first two innings showed the
superiority Of the hops over their dusky
competitors. In the last half of the fifth
inning. when the score stood IA to 10 in IA
vor of the bell boys the Lake Park nine
left the field, claiming that the umpire gave
an unjust decision in declaring one of their
men out. The stakeholder gave back all
money that had been put up. Head Clerk
Catferty of the Lake Park officiated as UNI
pire. Following are the names of the
players:
Bell Boys Nine-White, second base; Cody,
6rst base; Brisbin, pitcher; Knight, right
field; Rice, center field; Lynch, catcher.
Bowers, left field; w. Delmore, third base; f.
Oelmore, short stop.
Lake Parls-Jackson, pitcher; Tyler, right
aeld; Robinson, second-base; Hoffman, left
field; Matthews, third base; Freeman, catcher;
Coleman, first base; Lewis. center field; Gray
Ion, short stop.
AT the Lafayette: Louis Riebold, In
annapolis; Leu w. Hill, II. S. Palmer,
Omaha; /. Z. Howard. G. II. Goodrich,
chicago; w. w. Richardson, ST. Paul; Z.
). Cartwright, Boston: Z. w. Cartwright.
Richmond, Ind; q. a. Henry. L. 7. Watson.
IL. p. Watson. Minneapolis; C. f. Abbott.
Boston; w. p. Kline, Cleveland; J. w.
Lesk and two children, St Paul: William
Ridd, wife and daughter, Galena. ILL.,: A.
F. Schitfmann, st. Paul: Stephen l.. Hart.
Lafayette, Ind; A. b. Brisbin, ManIev B.
Curry, j. j. Sparks and wife, st. Paul: ID.
NJ. Chute, Lafayette, Ind: Miss
Kitty La Grave, Fergus Falls: DIR.
George Seller, Alma, Wis; j. A. Ferguson
Minneapolis: Morton Gould, James Blake
W. B. Smith. Whitney Wall, Miss NJ. Viii
son, Miss Pickett. j. l.. Pickett, J.I.A.
Brett, L. G. Bunnaster, st. Paul; E. F..
Palmer, Auburn, n. Y; w. j. Miller, ].
d. Kline, Chicago; James Easton, Decorah,