The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-07-05
Patrick McAndrews, second, IS; John

Patrick McAndrews, second, S.; John
Naughton, third prize, So.
Two hundred and twenty yards race, for
members only-Two men were left on the
mark in this race. Robert Moir aud
Thomas Gemmel divided first and second
priz., third being divided between James
Cransion and Tom Jeffries.
Putting the shot, open event-John
Naughton, first prize, SS; p. ]. Griffin, sec
opd, S5 Sam d. Mclean, third, IS.
Hurdle race. feet 6-inch hurdles-Alex
den, second S.; Philip Wirth, third. So.
Hitch and kick-Larry Monahan, first
prize, IS, kicked 0 #. in.; j. B. Smith,
second, while S. D. Mclean, p. j. Griffin
and John Naughton divided third.
BIRCH WON HALF MILE RACE.
Half mile race. James Birch, first priz9,
IS; Peter Curley, second, s.; and Ben Kerr,
third, So.
Running high jump. Ben Smith, of
Wilkes Barre, was awarded first prize, he
| clearing feet inches John Naughton
and Larry Monahan divided second aud
third prizes.
Sack race-Robert Moir, first prize, Sc;
James Cranston, second, 81; James Nc
Cluskey, third, 81.
22O yards race, B. Campbell, first prize,
| $40; T. +. Hughes, second, Sc; and J. Cum
ningham, third, So.
Highland hing.-F. II. Whitelaw first
prize, IS: William Cameron, second, s.;
Fred Riddle, third, 49,
Broad jump-Won by George Brown,
Is TT. in.; Larry Morahan. second, and
John Naughton, third. Prizes were IS, IS
and SO.
l0O.yard race-Campbell, first prize, $40;
| ('un In cham apppnn Sn. (.ihhono I'd
Sword dance-William Wilson, first; j.
Lamb, second; William Cameron, third.
One mile race-James Birch first prize.
SO; Peter Curley, second, $40; Engleman,
third, s5
Sack race-Robert Moir, first prize, s8;
Wilfred Moir, second, S.; Robert Wood
burn, third, 50.
Pole vault-Hodgins won first prize with
vault Of 0 feet s inches: Larry Morahan
second. and Tom Morahan third
Solo bagpipe playing-Piper Matheson,
OF Montreal, first prize, $l2; Sergeant
Sutherland, Forty eighth Highlanders,
Toronto, Canada, took second prize OF s.,
aud Hugh Urquhart, Of Philadelphia, third
prize 81
The Scranton Athletic club was
awarded the silver cup as the Ninth
regiment team failed to appear for tug
of war. Headed by the Thistle band
the Scrantonians marched around the
ground showing their easily won tro-
ply.
Best dressed ighlander-John Pirie,
first prize, gold medal; Captain James
Molr second griZe silver medal.
Five mile race-This was the greatest
event Of the day James McHugh took first
prize Of $50. Peter Hagelmann second, $50,
and Peter Curleig third, $40. Haglemann
started quite lame. 1t is believed lie could
have won easily had he been in form.
Reels and strathspeys-W William Cam
eron, first prize, S.; Wilson, second. s.:
Lamb, third, g.
Pipe playing-John Matheson Montreal,
Canada, first prize: William Sutherland,
Toronto, Canada, second; James Il. Lamb,
Brooklyn, n. Y, third.
Sailors hornpipe-Fred Wilson, Buffalo,
N. Y, first prize; 7. H. Whiteaw, Bos
ton, Mass, second; Frank Riddle, Toronto,
Canada, third.
Little Daisy Dawson gave an exhibi-
tion dance, Sae is a marvel and was
greeted with great applause when she
appeared dressed in the Mcdonald tar
tan.
The following gentlemen oficiated as
judges: Captain ]. Moir, Donald Nc
MILAN, William Sutherland, Alex
Thompson,of Pittston; John Williams,
William Leach. of Philadelphia; john
Pirie. DR.. G. D. Murray and Professor
Goldie, of the Princeton university.
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