The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-08-30

complete List Of Prizes offered IA
Athletic Contests.

"Ptoso Lfst OF frtzes Ouefco TOT
Athletic Contests.
The committee OF arrangements on
Labor day has completed the programme
OF sports, and announce long list Of con-
tests for which valuable prizes donated by
Seattle merchants are offered. The sports
viii begin at 1 o'clock in the afternoon, &C
Madison Street park, and include not only
the ordinary athletic contests, but some
events for ladies, as we'll rs swimming
races and other water features. Prizes
will also be awarded for dancing ct the
ball IN the evening. Following is the
complete programme:
First - Football game, Blakeley w.
Seattle - Winners. silver cup by Louis
klodt and one box Of cigars by Haley
Grocery Company losing team, one box
cigars BY FortIouis 4 Co.
second-Foot race for men, 100 yards
First prize. suit OF fine underwear by
Kline Il Rosenberg; second prize. S. derby
hat by Toklas. Singerman IL TO-; third
prize, nifty cigars. homegrown tobacco, by
Hamm IL Schmitz.
Third-Foot race for boys under Is
years, seventy-five yards-First prize, s.
pair Of bicycle shoes, by L. A. Treen 81
Co.; second prize, So pair of rubber sole
tennis shoes, by George +. Raymond IL
Co.; third prize, one box of fruit, by
Northwestern Fruit Company.
Fourih--Fat mems race lover 100 lbs. }
100 yards-First prize. half dozen bottles
OF champagne, value $l2, by +. Sartori IL
Co. second prize, case OF claret, value S.,
by +. A. Buck * Co.; third prize, fifty
cigars, value 81 So by Earl Young.
Fifth--Ladies' foot race, fifty yards
First prize, one pair of vases, value SIS, by
Golden Rule Bazaar; second prize, one
vase. by w. w. Houghton; third prize.
one sack Of -four. by Novelty Mill Com
pany.
Sixth-Ladies' egg. race, twenty-five
yards First prize. toilet set. by Hyams,
Pauson a. Co.: second prize, box of tea,
by North Star Tea Company; third prize,
sack Of graham -four, by Lehman Bros.
Seventh-Girls' footrace, under Is years,
fifty yards-First prize, set of books, value
s.. by I.owman & Hanford: second prize.
i've pounds of French cream candy. by
Gordon, Bowen Il Tburlow; third prize,
one bottle of perfumery. by @. Kellogg
Il Co.
Eighth-Ssck race. fifty yards-Flrst
prize. one pair of shoes. value S. by Phil
lips shoe Company; second prize. hat,
value S.. by /. b. q. Clothing house: third
prize, salmon fish line, by n. ii. Thedinga
q Co.
Ninth--Three-iegged race, seventy-fye
yards--Eirs prize, two meerschaum cigar
holders, by A. l.. Cohen and Levy Bros ;
second prize. two shirts. by Riley Bros.
Understanding high jump. for men
First prize, derby hat. vatue s.. by Cold
stein Hat Company; second prize. fancy
shirt, by Dimock 4 Cheasty.
Notwithstanding high jump. for boys
under Is years-First prize, fishing rod.
No. 304is, by Hardy & Hall; second prize
goods, value ST. by W. J. Fox.
Notwithstanding long jump, tor men
First prize, wine set. value S.. by Harri-
a. tue arE
-four, by Lilly, Bogardus & Co.
MISUNDERSTANDING long jump for
boys under IS years--Elrst prize, travelling
case, value s., by Stewart & Holmes Drug
Company second prize, one buggy whip,
value $3.50; by Seattle Harness Company.
Fourieenth-Running high jump for
men-First prize. one case French ciaret,
value s.. by A. +. Hotaling & Co.; second
prize, one box OF cigars, by NJ. 4. h. Gott-
stein.
misunderstanding long jump for me
First prize. - pair shoes, by San Fran
cisco Shoe Company; second prize. one
case OF schiitE beer, by Hamm It SchmitZ.
Sixtecnth--Hop. step and jump-First
prize. hand bag, value s.. BY t. NJ. Rssin
Clothing Company second prize. one NUT
ton. by Denver Market Company.
Seyenteenth--Patting the shot-First
prize. dressing case. value 81. Lees
Pharmacy; second prize. fifty cigars, value
81 30. hy Gltl u diil.
MISUNDERSTANDING heavy.hammer-
First prize. silver match safe. value $3.50,
by W. G. Gilger; second prize. one box
cigars. value $3.50. by McArdle & Nc
Namara.
Nineteenth 49, Rope splicing contest -
First prize. case of port wine, value $3.50,
nv AgassiE & Mcconnell; second prize, an
ISIS ham. by Louch, Augustine & Co.
Twentlcth-Piank ripping contest-First
nj NJ
Q, value o. by Seattle Hardware Co: sec
ond prize. sack OF Hour, by +. Jobst & Co.
Twenty-frst ~ Highest kicker - First
prize. one pair shoes. value $3.50. by C. r.
Egsert second prize. one French briar
pipe, by Red Front Clothing Co.
fwenty-second- Fifteen minutes co-as-
you-please for members OF unions only
First prize. $40 prize in sporting goods. by
Gordon Hardware Co. second prize, SIS in
merchandise hy Ma Doug
20: third prize, one rug. value 81 20. By
naulton, Carrie 4 CO.; fourth prsxe. case OF
Riesline, value s., by Harms & DIckman
afth prize, one pair ventilated sporting
shoes. by Washington Rubber Go.
Water front sports on Lake WASHINGTON:
Twenty third Pole climbing contest
First priEe. one fire set. by Collins Bros
second prize, sack of potatoes, by A. f,
Ripley & Go.
u
nile with turn First priEs. s. in goods.
by the g.. q. Guy pharmacy; second prize.
bar OF tea. by J. W Hughes.
Twenty fifth Tus~of-wa on water
Winner, one box OF cigars. value 81, by A.
{. Miller
Twentv~sixth-Swtm race. one-hAn
mile with turn Frs; prize. one hunting
knife. value 81 ~ By Patrick Scallin:
second prise. a bathing suit. by Patrick
Seulan.
Twentv-seventh Greasy pole waking
prise. racer. value 50. by Ciossen & Kelly.
Twenty ighth--ieaGies' rowing race
straight sway-friss, one plush album. by
Tsasthead & CaSley.
Gate pgaKes 81 plcnie--FiEst prize. town
lot in addition 10 Kirkland. value 81 ~ BY
Harry Waite & Co. second pslxe, single
pgnsh lonnge, value sic. by Frederick &
Nelson; third prize. reed rocking chair.
value s. 10. by Nes Eagland Furniture
Companys fourth Prize, an Al driving
whip. nv George VI. Holloway: fifth prize.
arm chair value S2eS. by Lske Union
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