Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-06-15
LIST OF PRIZES TO BE OFFERED.
An Eastern Authority on TrOtting Matters
States That Herdic Is Not Le-
gally ReinStated.
MORE ATHLETIC RECORDS BROKEN.
To-Days Entry List for Morris Park Races-General
Sporting News Of the Day.

The programme of tie athletic sports that
are TO form one of the attractions at the
Schcnley Park celebration on the Fourth OF
July has been completed by James Malarkey.
the manager, and is given below, together
with the prizes for the winners and the
names of the business men who donated
them.
Mr.. Malarl1ey and the athletic committee
have visited a large number of business
hou~ cs for prizes. ana where they were sue
cesSful they got better class of prizes than
were secured last year. Theathletic feature
of the celebration promises to be one OF
great interest. The exclusion of profes-
siOnals, such as were entered last year. has
stimulated the amatuers of the city, and it is
expected that all the leading athletic or
ganizations of the city will be represented
i'm the contests.
Chief Bigclow has had prepared splendid
guaTtcr-mile track at the park for bicycle
and foot races, which has been pronounced
lN competent Judges as nearly perfect as it
could he. The track is oval in shape, and
will be rolled and scTGped until it is as
The prizes will be exhibited in the show
window of Cain Il NPrner's shoestore at the
corner OF Fifth avenue and Market street
after tomorrow morning. In ADDITION TO
the pTiZcn given below, GuSkys have offered
a handsome gold and silver medal to the
winner of the most of the events. The con-
lOO-yard foot race, life size portrait of win
nCr or whoever he may designate, donated
hv The Union Artists Portrait Company.
standing broad jump, handsome photo
graph album, by Brenninger 4 Co.
One-mile walk, fine silk umbrella, Horne &
Ward.
22O yard race, silver cup, c. c. Will & Co.
Running broad jump, prize goblet Christ.
Standing high jump, first prize pair of
lawn tennis shoes: second prize, clock:
from Cain and Werner and l. L. lsaacs,
respectively.
Putting l6pound shot, pair of trousers, 1.
Jackson.
+4O-yard race, complete athletic uniform;
I.ttrpll n Co.
Running hop, step and jump, autoharp,
!. VI. Hoffman.
Running high jump, bamboo fishing rod,
!. 4. Johnston.
sack race silver walking stick. Hardy &
!ItNes.
Throwing l6-pound hammer, 100 fine cigars,
John ONcIl.
High kicking, pair of opera glasses, c. S
onc-,niIc bicycle race Chandicap), fine
viuIlu. :. Hamilton.
$50 yards foot race, fine Sevres vase, Arthur
oLe;lTy.
Pole vaulting, silk umbrella, Campbell 4
Dick.
une-mile foot race, fine revolver, Bown &
son.
Throwing baseball, box of fine cigars, W.
!. schmidt.
Reporters race, fine cup. brush and razor,
Otto IIclmbOld.
l2ayard hurdle race, silver cup by F. De
Roy.
Half-mile bicycle race Cboys), handsome
improved bicycle lamp J. B. kaercher.
Two-Iuile bicycle race (handicap), first
prize. silver ever. TPrhevden Bros: second
prize. hpN of fine cigars. W. J. McClurg.
The list for entries on all the above con-
tests will he opened tomorrow at Verner's
where the prizes will be on exhibition, and
mill Aa ,aJ 70 foo
OF - cents. This is to prevent persons enter
ing every contest on the list and then failing
TO appear on the grounds as was done by
several persons last year. The entries will
close on the lst of July, and under no cir
cumstances will anyone he allowed to enter
after that date.