The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-09-08
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Inc following is a complete synopsis of all
the prize contests, giving the winners the prizes
ana az lar as possible the records:
Tug OF war 'Longshoremen's Union vs.
Coast seamen's Union, eight on a side Win
ners, Coast seamen's Union; prize, one wears
suoseri ption to the North American Reries,
Northwest Magazine National Trfb,tns and CHI
eago Inter Ocean, by the publishers. Losers TO
receive one years subscription 20 the Forum.
the Century and the Tacoma Meas These prizes
unions.
Type-setting contest for printers-First
prize, one $40 overcoat, by Hyains, Pauson &
Co; second, one years subscription to the
Northrest Magazine, by the publishers Resulted
IN tie between d. E. Johnson. OF the PosT-
lNrELLIGENcER. and Joe Murphy, OF the Tele-
graph Rate, LOO ems per hour
Pole-climbing contest for linemen-First.
Harry Phelps, 30-foot pole, up and down. sec.
onds: prize, one years subscription 10 the Gin
eeinnati Enquirer. by the publishers; second,
subscription 10 Electrical Age, By the publishers
Cigar-making contest by cigarmakers-First,
g. A. Gosser; prize, one S hat, By Hub clothing
mouse; second, r. Burns, one rain coat by
Eastern clothing house.
Baseball, first game, Printers VS.. Long
MISUNDERSTANDING team, ,Longshoremen,
score II to 6: gets championship cup, BY A.
Hansen. Losing team gets one years subserp-
Ton to the Standard, by the publishers.
Foot race, loo yards, for men-First, Lee
willard; prize, one years subscription to DAILY
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. by the publishers Sec.
ono, William Charles: prize, one silk umbrella,
oy Kline Rosenberg. Third, Allan Esplin
prize, one years subscription to st. Louis Weekly
Republic, by the publishers. No time taken.
~, r. ot race, 100 yards for boys under Is
FIRST, Nese Nelson; prize. one years subscrip-
aion 70 Detroit Current History, by the publish
ers. Second, Thomas Bulleu: one year sub
sseription to the st. Louis Weekly Republic No
time taken.
Foot race. so yards, for fat men (over 200
pounos)-First, Phillip Ahern prize, one years
subscription to Daily Telegraph by the publish
Charles Louch.
PIN; prize. one years subscription Portland
Weesty Ore9onidn. by the publishers. second,
FFnLlip Ahern; one years subscription to the
ralrhaven World. by the publishers.
:, standing high jump, b0ys-First, Thomas Bull
nne; prize, one year subscription to Our CoHa-
try, by Boston Traveller. Second, Gerad Martin
one years subscription to Catholic Mirror, by
Standing long jump, men-First, Allan Es-
pin. feet inches; prize, one years subscrip-
S Son to Boston Our Country. by the publishers.
second Harry Moore, feet inches: one years
publishers.
Standing long jump, boys-First, Thomas Bull
line, feet inches; prize, six months SUBJ
seription to DAILY and SUNDAY PosT-INrRL-
LEGENCER, by the publishers. Second, Alonzo
Leland; one years subscription to the ST. Louis
VScAy hcpuOE, us the publishers.
Running high jump, men-First, o. O'Con-
nor, feet ) Inches; prize, one years subscrip-
tlon to the spokane Spokesman, by the publish
ers second. J. ID. White; one years subscrip-
non to the SUNDAY and WEEKLY PosT-INTEL
LIGENcER, by the publishers
Running high jump, boys-First, Fred Gill
s S, prize, one years subscription to Pecks
one years subscription to the ST. Louis Weekly
Republic, by publishers.
Running long jump, men-First, o. O'Con-
nor, 10 feet inches prize, one years subscrip-
ton TO Tacoma Daily Ledger, by the publishers.
Second, j. d. White: one years subscription to
st; Louis Weekly Republic. By the publishers.
Hop step aud iump-First, Allan Esplin,
Seattle Press Times, by the publishers. Second.
J. ID. White; one years subscription to Chicago
Industrial World. by the publishers.
Throwing heavy weight - First, ]. Muse,
% feet; prize, one years subscription to Sacra-
mento Bee, by the publishers. Second, I.
Tiedman: one years subscription to Pecks Sun,
by the publishers.
Throwing light weight First, H. Henige,
81 feet prize, one years subscription to seattle
Press Times, by the publishers. Second, J. Muse;
one years subscription TO Pecks Sun, by the
Best lady walter First, Miss Agnes Col
Inns; prize, one pair of Pingree d Smiths $500
shoes, by K. X. Tvete. Second, Grace Butler;
one years subscription to ST. Louis Weekly
Republic by the publishers.
Best gentleman Walter - First George
Clough: prize, 81 pair of shoes, by Northwestern
Shoe Company. Second, one years subscription
to Peck's Sun, by publishers
Clog dance-First, c. l. Stone; prize, one
pair mems shoes, by Popular Shoe store. Sec
ond ]. Conwell; one years subscription to st.
Louis Weekly Republic, by publishers.
Jig dance. best couple - First, C. l.. Stone
and Miss Birdie Edwards; prize, one years sub
scription 10 sacramento Bee, by publishers.
Second, J. Cornwall and Mrs. Phil Coreoran; one
rocker, by Clark & Capen.
Instead of Irish reel Willie McCann danced q
clog and was awarded first prize