The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-09-05

Tacoma rider, xho has not had ss much ex-
perience as the visitors, did good work.
and Was given a handicap OF loo yards
over Potter in the handicap race and took
second place Wolf vas also given IOo
yards IN the handicap and won the race
Baker. OF Tacoma, was allowed 100 yards.
but did not qualify.
In the girls, misses, and ladies' races
the little tots gave the most interesting
exhibition. Edna Harbottie was given
ten yards and Henrietta Howley and Cara
Simonds0n started at the scratch. Alter
two exciting dead heats By the two latter,
little Henrietta won by four feet
No official time was kept. Immediately
after the conclusion of games AZ $50 p. M
the prizes were distributed.
Winners Of games aud races we're:
Half-niie foot race-First, silver Task.
John Chapman; second, scarf pin. Leon
Brewer.
Throsing heavy hammer 12 pornds)-
First. stand lamp, W. II. Kersin, 81 feet
~ inches; second. fine hat, -. Langston,
20 feet inches.
Eleven-yard txo-step Quot gsme-First,
silk umbrella. John Burke; second. hair
pin. Harry Wood; third, box OF cigars,
J. r. Harbotrie
One-mile bicycle race, novice-First, BIZ
cycle lamp. C. s. Baker; second, rubber
mud guard, r. Behling-
Putting light shot. II pounds-First.
pocket knife. Frank Overman, 81 feet "A
inches: second, dozen Worlds fair glasses,
w. III. kirwin. 81 feet 6j4 inches.
One mile foot race-First. gold medal.
John Chapman, 8 minutes seconds; sec
ond, suit of underwear, ID. T. Crandaii,
Vashon college.
Running high jump-First. three dress
shirts. z. z. Cushman, 4 feet III inches:
second. Stetson hat. c. ]. Seymour.
One hundred,yard sprint race-First,
upholstered rocker, +. @. Freiberger; sec
ond, pocketknife, C.. r. Fitzmaurice.
Mcyeiiey's one-miie handicap race-Bi-
cycle-First gold medal, w. II. Wolf. of
Portland, minutes % seconds; second,
silver medal, Oscar Holland; Potter started.
Two hundred and fifty-yard trades
union race-First, gold medal. John Chap
iocket, r. Waterworth, Horse Shoers'
Union.
One hundred-yard race for girls under 10
First. upholstered rocker, Henrietta
RowIey: second. embroidered apron, Clara
Simondson; third, glove and handkerchief
box, Edna Harbottle.
One hundred-yard race for girls under IA
years-First, shoes, Cora Tintz; second,
work basket, Katie Martin; third, pair
bisque vases Ada CIode.
One hundred-yard race for boys under 10
years-Flrst. express wagon, Willie Fech-
ter; second, organ-toned accordion, Charles
Bagley; third, knife, Charles Duncan.
One hundred yard race for boys under IA
years-First, Mascot watch. Charles Row.
ley; second, knife: Herman Batschart;
third, tennis shoes, Frank Ambrose.
Haif-mile championship cup race-Bicy-
Gle, boys under Is years-First, silver cup,
George Duffy. two minutes; second, silver
medal, Leo kachlain.
One hundred yard race for ladies-First,
pattern hat. Susie Dickson: second, shoes
Hattie Lady: third, bottle perfume, Louise
Anderson.
Three hundred yard pop and pipe race
First. box cigars. {. ]. Seymour; second,
smoking set, +. o. Freiberger.
One half-miie invitation bicycle race
First, silver match box, II. +. Potter; sec
ond. cigar set, II. K. Langston.
Wheeibarrow race, biindfolded-First
fishing roo. +. @. Freiberger; second, pict-
ure frame, Leon Brewer.
Twenty-hye-yard potato race-First.
fishing rod, F. Q. Freiberger; second. stand
lamp. John Chapman.
Tug-of-war-0ne oyershirt to each man
in winning team.
Quarter-mile bicycle race-First, pair
bicycle shoes. L. III. Wolf; second, bicycle
belt, A. K. Langston, of Seattle.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sprint Iace-rirst,
upholstered rocker; second, pocket knife.
Running broad jump - First. razor;
second. initiated cuff buttons. First, E.
K. Cushman, IL feet inch; +. Broderick
tied on IL feet l inch. and in jump-off
Broderick made Is feet Il inches.
The stonecutters won the g-of- war, de-
feating the bricklayers.
In the fourth inning of the ball game
the high school forfeited the game to the
county clerks on account of darkness and
dissatisfaction