St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-08-27
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!, PRIZES AND DONATIONS.
Lucky Athletes at the Kansas Cit
= Il Picnic

Lucky Athletes at the Kansas City
5 Il Picnic.
Z The st. Paul & Kansas City employees
second annual picnic was held at Ken
ySh, Mimi, on Saturday, there being
nearly LOCO in attendance and most
enjoyable time spent. There was very
large prize list for sports competition,
seme of which were:
One ease of beer. presented by A. J. Shea,
for base ball match between ironworkers
and woodworkers, and won by the fronwork
ers by score of % to z; one umbrella, pre-
one necktie by Scruber for machinists' foot
race and won by CLANCY first and Granger
second; one pair of pants by Plymouth
Clothing company and nickel-plated hammer
by st. Paul Hardware company for wood
workers race, and won by S. Kinney first
and j. Murphy second; one box of cigars by
Gehan Bros for fOremen's smoking race,
won by Scott first and Corrls second;
one pair of $5-shoes by j. F. Kelly, and one
brush by ST. Paul White Lead and Oil com
pany for painters race, won by Wilson first,
Bouviue second; one stiff hat, presented by
Hudson Clothing company, and one square
by Boquet d Co., for blacksmith's race, won
by J. Birse first, and Carruthers second: six
and one box of cigars by j. j.. Mitchell,
for the boilermakefs' race, won by
Richie first. and Sehroeckenstein second;
one tea pot, by Adam Decker d Co., and two
pounds of tea by Michaud Bros, for married
ladies' race, won by Mrs. Scott, first. and Mrs.
Beckam, second: one toilet set by Erchinger.
Bros, ard one pair of kid gloves by III. Healey
for young ladies' race, won by Miss Granger,
first and Miss Hayes, second; six pairs Of
hose, by Plymouth Clothing company, and
knife by Hackett Hardware company, for
apprentices race won 9nnoot by H Earring
one box White Lily soap by John Wainnea.
and half sack Hour and one can cocoa by
Bodleson for laborers' race, and won by Ole
Anderson first and Charles Nelson second.
Three bottles of sherry wine by L. ii. Alt for
standing long jump, won by kenney. One
box of cigars from Peter Bender and one
ditto by Oelken 4 Benson, for hop, step and
jump, won by j. Birse first and kenney sec
ond Two boxes of cigars by Aid.
George Camden, for tug of war, won by iron
workers VS.. woodworkers; one caster, by
China Tea company, and one pair cuff but
tons by R. A. Lampher, for prize waltz, won
by Miss Keller and j. Berry; one satchel.
presented by H.. Norman d Co., for high
jump. won by j. Birse; twelve cans of
peaches, by c. E. Myer, for three-legged race,
by Herr Bros, for a thirty:yard potato
race, was won by Bovine, hands down /;
pair of vases by New York Tea company,
and 81 by j. Nichols for girls (under fifteen
years. race, won by Miss Goliske, first, and
Miss A. Middleton second; 50 by Hamilton
& Anderson, and ST. by j. Nichols, for boys
(under fifteen years. race, won by. James
Reid first and j. Austeid second; twelve bot
ties of wine by A. j. Shea and SIX ditto by
California Wine house for committeeman S
race were won by j. E. Murray and j. r..
Bafnhart; two boxes cigars by P. C. Lntz and
II. Hoffman and one box cigars by Gelina q
Greenwood, for judges race, were won by
MIG. Tubby and W. b. Scott.