St. Paul daily globe., 1893-08-13

seven inches, while S. A. Ballentine
| got second on five feet six inches.
Nicholson then won the pole vault,
clearing nine feet one inch, and Nc
| MILAN was second at eight feet ten
| inches.
| The 220 yards run was won by n.
Grant, although there was some ques-
ton about the race. Cragie won the
| first heat handily. He started at the
pistol shot, but because another candi-
| date happened to get off too soon, and
because Grant failed to start at all. it
| was ordered run over. Cragie started
after his hard run ON the slippery grass
| against Grant, who was perfectly fresh.
Graut won. with Cragie right at his
| heels.
George Kehoe, the Minneapolis fire
man VINO heroically rescued a woman
from a burning building OH Hennepin
avenue, Minneapolis, the morning be-
fore, won the shot putting contest. His
mark was forty feet, and E. B. Muir
name, of Minneapolis, came second at
thirty-nine feet.
Cragie threw the hammer like a
! Trojan. He sent ii spinning through
| the air los feet, and George KehOe came
| second at 103 feet.
S. a. Balleutine won the running
, long Jump. He cleared 81 feet, and NJ.
| ID. Nicholson was only six inches be-
| hind, and carried off second prize.
| Ballentine also won the standing broad
| jump. His mark was 10 feet, and j. IL.
! PeaSe came second with 8 feet s. The
, standing high jump was won by Balen-
| tine, feet 9, and Nicholson was second
| with feet s.
The hurdle race was an exciting
event. 1t was won by G. r. T. Hart,
with NJ. D. Nicholson second. Then
! followed the mile race, and this was
| also won by Hart, NJ. A. German COM
ing in second. No time was taken.
E. B. Murnane, of Minneapolis, won
| the hop, step and jump-42 feet inches
and P. a. Egan, of st. Paul, was Sec
ond at 40 feet.
Cregier won the 1O0-yards race, with
| Ballentine second, and then there was
some excitement, for the young ladies'
race followed. The audience was held
! III breathlesS surprise, but it was only a
short wait. They all got even with the
| pistol shot. Fora McCuilOch soon took
! the lead and won over Sadie Cameron.
! w. f. MyrOn. not content with laurelS
! achieved, entered the fat mems race
and won as he pleased over James Ross
| second. Cragie again came to the front
and carried off the prize for throwing
the hammer. He sent it ninety feet.
| 3nd James Ross came second with a
record of eighty-nine feet. Mrs. Rodger
! won the old ladies' race, with Mrs. Pat
rick second.
Cragie and Balientine won the three
| legged race, with Roberts and Rodger
second. Leigh Pruden won the boat
race with Richard WIGHT second, and
| the football game was declared a draw.
| The society will hold the cup another
year.
j Pitching quoits proved long contest.
1t continued all afternoon. The open
match was won by L. Bowland, DIR. Car
! SON second, r. Hunter third and James
! Wilkes fourth. The team QUOT pitch
| ing matches resulted as follows: Row
land and Wilkes first. DR.. Carson and
| w. j. Tully second, George Cunning
| ham and j. 2. Adamson thIId, and DR..
Dinwoodie and b. Culliton fourth.
In the Pavilion.
! At Ramaley's pavilion the festivities
were opened with the piping contest.
1t was Won by 4. BeatOn, with ID.
Charleston second.
Competitive Dancing, Highland Fling
Dennis Mcknight, first; Bella Malm-
Stadt. second; Hazel Rumge, third.
Scotch Reel-Bella MalmSJadt, first;
Mabel Runge, second.
Sword Dance-Minnie Miller, first;
Nora AdamSon, second.
Shaun Frews-Betla Malmstadt, first;
! Minnie Miller, second
Spanish Dance Ella Gallon first,
Mabel Runge second.
Sailors HOrnpipe-Bella Malmstadt
first, Bessie Mcknight second.
Jack O'Tar Mabel Runge first, Ella
Gallon second, Mabel Smith third.
Irish Patinette-Bella Malmstadt first
Edith Marion second.
Irish Jig Bella Malmstadt first.
Hazel Runge second.
Quoting match for 4115-pound uuoits-
| First, L. Rowland; second, George Cum
ningham; third, j. W. Crosson; fourth.
DR.. Carson.
Quoting confined to members of st.
Andrews society-First, j. d. Roberts;
second, }. p. Adamson; third, a. Nc.
Culloch; fourth, w. l.. Hoatson.
The prizes were all given out after
the competitive dancing. and everybody
went home we'll pleased. The success
of the day was due largely 10 the efforts
of j. f. Smith, John Grant, Williami
Rodger, j. II. Ritchie, w. Maxwell and
| w. l.. HOatsoD.
The committee in charge wishes to
| thank through the GLOBE the Judges of
the games, dancing and quoting for the
aole and impartial manner in which
| they discharged their duties.