St. Paul daily globe., 1886-05-09
A SPORTING SYMPOSIUM.
Medley of Great Acts at the Eek ans
Wallace Benefit.

Medley of Great Acts at the Eek and
wallace Benefit.
The benefit to L. W. Eek and Brownie
Wallace, at the Washington rink in Minnie
apolis last evening, was well attended and
was pleasing affair. The opening was
boys foot race between Tom Mcnamara,
John Mcnamara and Jim Crow The race
was won by Tom Mcnamara, John coming
in on close second. The time was 2:15
The second was a half-mile race between
William Roths and Charlie Larlme, in
which the latter won in 2:13. When on
the fourth lap, Roths fell from his wheel
on the upper turn, but was not injured.
E. j. Hale and Henry Schroeder rode
two-mile bicycle race. 1t was closely con-
tested and was won by Schroeder. Hale
took the lead and kept it until the seventh
lead and kept it until the eighth lap. when
Schroeder gained the lead, closely followed
by Hale. who, however, was unable to re-
gain his lost position. The time was 6:27.
Some excellent tumbling followed by
George Garnach and Freddie Low. Their
brother act was especially well done and
was greeted with applause. The little fel
lows are wonders in their line, and give
promise of becoming stars as athletes.
Albert Schock and T. w. Eek were then
introduced in one-mile walking match.
Eek made few predatory remarks, stating
that some five years ago Mr.. Schock and he
had done considerable walking-they were
obliged to. as he put it. Both men started
off on good square heel and toe walk,
Schock slightly in the lead. Eek passed
and repaSSed him. seemingly at pleasure,
and came in on the last lap ten feet ahead
Time $50.
A quarter-mile foot race between Tom
Holly, John Fallow, John Chramont and
Tom Murray followed, which was won by
John Chlamont by about fifty feet
in 1908, followed by John Holly,
Murray third and Fallon fourth.
This race was followed by some fancy
skating and tumblng on skates by George
Garnich, his turning Somersault while at
full speed causing decided sensation.
A two-mile race, between John Prince
and Mile. Armaindo was the next event.
Prince giving the lady one lap start in the
two miles, and coming in some few feet be-
hind; time, Z minutes.
The ''only'' Patsy Cardiff next appeared
on the scene, and gave an exhibition of
striking the swinging bag. He was greeted
with cheers, to which he bowed smiling
response. While the pounding of the bag
was in operation the members of the band
under which the bag was swung. created
some amusement by climbing out and sur
veying the scene from the stairs.
A 250-yard hurdle race between John
Fallon, John Chramont, Tom Murray and
Tom Holly came next. and was won by
Chramont, followed by Murray and Fallon
The event of the evening was ten-mile
bicycle race for $25 a sde between Fred
Shaw and F. E. Dinghy, both well-known
amateur bicyclists.
minneapolis Real Estate.
The following real estate transfers were re-
corded with the register of deeds yesterday:
Lit 81, blk 2, Hillside; Asa Brown to l. A
Grant -. 81 800
Lit H. blk IA. Lake of the Isles add; S Nc
Even to Hattie K Darling. g.......... 1000
Its 13 and IA, blk l, Bakers Second add;
Robert Townsend to Martha NJ Long,. 24O0
Its 8, 9. 10 and IL, blk l. Bakers Fifth add;
II R Kennedy to Mary Morris. ............. 2,4OO
Its g 8 and 4, block l. Butler s. Kalkofs
subd Amelia Budgham to E McReyn-
olds. Observation-Disclosures. 45O0
Its l. 2 and 8, blk 2, Johnsons subd; C s
Bracket to Lizzie A Douglas. as............ IL 800
Blk q Davidson's Second add; Willis Baker
to NJ Jewett ett................... ......... s.1oo
Its 81 22 and 20, blk 8, Hillside add; IL
Grant to E S Corser. Is 900
Its and q blk 2, Ncollet add; Robert Pier
son to F Ekholm. .;........... 1,4OO
part of 1t 8, blk 8; Galpin's add J Fin
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