Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-20
SCOTCH DAY.
Clans Did Them
selves Proud.
GAMES Ind SPORTS
Witnessed by MinhfuI
Lads and LaSSies.
SUCCESSFUL IN EVERY WAY.
Killed Highlanders Dance to the Merry
Music Of the Pibroch.

The members OF Clan Fraser, o. 5. g.,
may feel Justly proud OF the manner IN
which they observed Scotch D1g u his
city Saturday. The games on the Dexter
street grounds were witnessed by about
1 200 people and were pronounced the best
ever seen ia Pawtucket. An account Of
ne purade ana some OF the events were
given In Saturdays issue. One OF the
features was Scotch reel by william
johnson, james McNalr, Jennie sutcliffe
and John Mcdonald
L he events and the winners we're as
folowe.
Throwing heavy nammer-J Perrie,
Canada, l0i feet, inches; }. Purcell,
Northampton, 90 feet, inches w.
White, Providence, 81 feet.
RunDing high jump. Worcber, D
feet, incnes; } Carter, 8 feet, Z inches (;
W. White, feet s inches.
Boys race (fiteen yeacs and under)--
Thomas Kippin, first; Patrick Carney,
second; Albert Hood, third. There were
fifteen entries.
One hundred yard ruoe-W. f. Dono-
van, first w. Bucklin, second; J. +. Nc
Neal, third.
SO feet Gideon Perrier, 80 feet, II inches
John Purcell, 33 feet, 10 inches.
Hop, step and jump-W. Bucklin, 43
feet, inches; w. White, Al feet, inch
j. Carter, 80 feet.
One mile race. c. McClelanu, first
1888 4 8; w. Manning, second; W. S. Col
burn, third.
Broadsword dance ia William
I,hnunp Hrgt Ih,ruag ufgItn, uapnud o
w. q. Sorley, third.
Hurdle race-W. Buoklln, first; J. Car.
ter, second; w. +. Donovan, nird.
Putting light stone-Charles CurHer, 20
feet Gurdon Perrie, I6 feet, inches; W..
White, a feet, 8 inches.
Quoting contest-Russcll OF pontiac,
first; Ferguson of Pontiac, second /;
Craigne % Webster, third.
D. Pole vault Law renee Monohau, 9 feet,
2 inches J. f McNesll, feet, 8 inches
w. White, s feet, inches.
Highland fling, In Cost me-W. Came
ron, iirst Jennie Sutcllffe, second; W.
II. Mcdonald, third.
Half race-John r.. Leavitt, first /;
W. Manning, second; w. 3. CCiburn,
third.
Throwing light hammer-G. PerrieT, llS
feet j. Purcell, ia feet, inches w.
White, l09 feet, 4 inches.
Tossing the csber-C. Currier, 80 feet, s
inches; g. Perrier, 81 feet, 8 inches; j.
Purcell, 30 feet, inches.
Sack race-James Allen, first; James
| Hood, second.
Three. mile race, hand cap, to bo run in
side OF sixteen minutes, or no prize M.
| McClelland, first; W. Manning, second, j.
| A. Leavitt, thirn.
Half.mile race Tor amateurs W. Car
| ter, first W. Cameron, second; w. Sullo.
way, third.
| Tug Of war between teams composed OF
single ana married men of Clan Fraser, as
| follows: Stngle-W William Watt, William
| Ross, Harry Main, Matthew Lang, John
Patterson, Daniel Hood and Harvey Nc
Clean; marie d--Nil lam Ferguson
Robert Knox, Thomas thompson, Hugh
| Cooper, Henry Lraigne and william Wal
| lace. The married men won.
Mixed wrestling contest between John
l.. CsttanHch and Fran DerrIck In the
catch ss-catCh can, H,rrIck won first fail
| Cattanach first iD the Grrecu- Roman, Al
the third fail was not made Ia the time
| allotted-tbree minutrs--fhc match was
declared draw by hc referee, Charles
| Currier.
First, second and third priz were Of
fcred in nearly sll ~ the events, different
articles being he prizes IN some OF the
| contests tor amateurs.
The officials were as follows: Starter
OF races, Alexander Meislejohu; referee
| David Pollard; Judge OF quoting, James
| Griersob; ring master, Robert Knox
keeper of records, Gavin ID Wilson, Harry
| Nj aims and Jrup scott.
After the return L. the hall on Park
| ~ .ce ~ few sucial hours were spent in
having vocal aud in-tfuu.iisl 7eloctiu ions
/ and "A cpIl8ttpu