The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-09-06

Subscriptions $40; 10 horses en-
tered; society adds $25; t-mile
heat. .n
Half mile running race with
heats. Purse S70-1st $35, End
1850, Sd 1850, 4th 7.
FRIDAY FORENOON.
Al 9 o'clock, game of base ball
between Wellington and Oberlin,
winning club gets 500 in gold.
At $50, roadsters and carriage
horses. followed by matched
At 10 o'clock, exhibition Of draft
horses and sweepstakes cattle and
horses.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON.
Free.for.all. Purse S2OO-1st
500. End so, Sd 80, 4th 20. 80
800 trot. Purse S10O-lst 500,
| 2nd 25, Sd Is, 4th 10. ooo
stake race No 3, foals OF 1891
Subscription Sl0;9 horses entered
society adds S25.
All stakes divided, giving hrst
horse 80 per cent. second 20. thlro
Is and 4th 10.
Entries to all races close Sept
IL. SIX. Warner, Supt.
ATHLETIC CONTESTS.
e Under the management Of CIV
o o Horr, of Wellington, o., we pro
% pose to give, in front OF the gram
}. stand the most novel and the mos
interesting athletic entertainment
y u lasting full hour and half, the
has ever been given on fal
ground in Ohio. The entertain
ment will commence on Thursda!
ar ar the second day Of the fair, I
precisely $50.
y, Anyone wishing special INTO
Is nation in reference to the variot
es novel contests can obtain it t
u. addressing G. W. Horr or the Sc
y. N. retary of our association.
" The following sthe programm
A stick pull with 6-inch boal
firmly staked between feet. Fir
0d premium SO; second premium !
Ia, Cowboys Rough and Tumbl
me me best two in three. This conte
nd will take place in 4O-foot squa!'
Contestants will be placed facll
m m each other on opposite sides OF
u, vs. center line, each bout to be W
rn. by the contestant who first ci
ries his opponent outside OF t
large square on the same side
per the center line that his oppont
! or standsupon when the contest
'up, gins. No striking, kicking
! mat !, bunting to be allowed, but
# same freedom Of clinching to
permitted as would be allowed
,,.r wrestling contest known
as. "catch as catch can" First ?
the MUM S5; second premium BOO
y IN Grand Rope Pull Contest,
!ay% i,gs tween four teams of six each, !
For counting the captain-total wei
line of each team not to exceed
pounds. One team to be selec
,cres by Messrs. G. II. Horton
B Iiv. John Folk Of Wellington, from
. i'm, izens living in the townships
u1,i. uH1i Wellington, Huntington and
@ Cross chester. Another team to
barn selected by Sam Hastings, !.
e tents ITS Frank Foster, Of LaGrange, I
4 \ '"' citizens living in LaGrange, Ii
On, o field, Penfeld and Grafton.
other team to be selected
rcsl,. James Meridith and II. Belts
!, ETC., Pittsaeld, from citizens living
'drich Pittsfeld, Russia, Camden
! Vidsd ,S.sS Brighton townships. Ano
! free free team to be selected by VIII
Fill Clifford and f. Q. Williams
d and Creston, from citizens livin
,anev Me,I Creston, Lodi and Spencer, Q
''pp the vicinity Of the villages.
prize SIS; second prize $40.
"Lyda JUNIOR nopo e
, and boys under sixteen years oi
,ening, total weight not to exceed
on the a,nda first nrize 81. 80: Sc
] Ben poS 90 5E
,Ost Of The above purses will be
DON on the ground.
BICYCLE RACES.
,sr uary S"I i, Bicycle races for gentlem