The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1892-09-14
THE 87th ANNUAL FAIR.
To be Held in Wellington, September 20,
FL and 22, ,1802.-Program.

To be Held in Wellington, September 20
FL and 2s, ,1S92.-Program.
TUESDAY.
This day free TO all, as II will be devot
ed to making entries and arranging the
grounds to suit the comfort and conven
ience Of the patrons.
WEDNESDAY.
Ga. m.-Game OF base ball between
New London and Wellington. Winning
club gets $40 in gold.
0:30- Exhibition of farm and general
purpose horses.
10-Exhibition Of Durhams followed by
Herefords.
10:3O-Exhibition OF oxen, steers and
fat cattle, crosses and grades. Poultry.
Up. m,-2:4O trot, purse 800. First
$50, second $25, third $15, fourth $40.
Pacing, purse $1OO. First $50, second
sos, third S15, fourth $40.
Stake race No. Q, foals Of 1890. Sub.
scriptions $40. 10 horses entered. Socie.
ty adds $25.
Stake race No. l, foals Of 1901. Sub.
scriptions $40. II horses entered. Soci.
ely adds S25: 1I-mile heat.
THURSDAY.
ga. m.-Game of base ball between
0berlin and Wakeman; winning club
gets 500 In gold.
9:30-Roadsters and carriage horses,
followed by matched horses.
9:30-Exhibition of Holstelns, followed
by Ayrshires and Jerseys.
10-Exhibition Of draft horses and
sweepstakes cattle and horses.
10:30-Sheep and hogs H.
1p. p.m.-Free-lor-all, purse, 5000. First
$1OO, second $50 third $50, fourth $50.
800 trot, purse 800. First $50, second
$25, third $40, fourth $40.
Stake race No. 8, foals Of 1853. Sub.
scriptions $40; 0 horses entered. Society
adds $25.
One-half mile running race In heats,
purse $40. First $35, second $3.50 third
$40 so, fourth 81.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
Under the management of G. w. Horr,
of Wellington, o., II is proposed TO give in
front of the grand stand the most novel
aud most interesting athletic entertain.
ment, lasting full hour and half, ever
given on fair ground In Ohio. The en-
terIainment will commence on Thursday,
the last day Of the fair, at precisely 1890,
and the races will Immediately follow the
athletic entertainment.
Anyone wishing special information in
regard TO the various novel contests, can
Obtain It by addressing c. W. Horr or the
secretary Of the association The follow.
ing is the program;
A stick pull withsG.inch board firmly
staked between feet, First premium SO,
second 80.
Sailors cock fight: winning cock SO,
two cocks making most fun in contest 50
each. Ring TO be twelve feet In diame-
ter.
Cow boys rough and tumble: Best two
In three. This contest will take place 10
A twentyfour foot square. Contestants
will be placed facing each other on oppo-
site sides Of center line, each bout to be
won by the contestant who first carries his
opponent outside OF the large square on
The same side OF the center line that his
opponent stands on when the contest be-
gins. No striking, kicking or bunting
allowed. but the same freedom Of cllnch-
ing to be permitted as would be allowed
In wrestling contest known as "catch as
catch caa." First premium 5, second 20.
Exhibition boxing contest; 24.foot ring.
two bouts Of four minutes each, with am
pie time for resting between. II Is thought
best by the management to make radio
al departure In this boxing contest hence
they offer preminm TO the two boxers
who make the best exhibition Of boxing
for the entertainment Of the audience
points will have nothing 10 do
with the settlement Of the contest, only as
scientific boxing adds TO the interest Of
the audience. First premium, TO the two
contestants who afford the most entertain
Ing boxing exhibition, 90. To the two
two contestants affording the second best
exhibition, "a.
The next feature viii be what is known
as the sailors bear bastlng," which will
take place on A-foot square. Each
team will consist Of four contestants, three
bears and one fellow 10 "wollop" the