The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-08-31
NEwsBoYs' DAY.
a Day of Great Enjoyment at Salt
mir Beach.

air Beach.
Yesterday was Newsboy's Day at
Saltair, and a big day it was. Three
thNcsand people, 500 of whom came
from Ogden, were in attendance. and
the programme arranged and carried
out under the auspices of the news
. boys was one of the best and most
Vknjoyable which has been given at the
beach this season.
The prize list was a very long one,
and the trophies were quite valuable
and worth competing for. The races
and other athletic events were very
5nteresting, and altogether a day of
Eeat amusement was provided by the
oys for their patrons.
The newsboys were entertained to
dinner by William Turk, Jake Greene
wald and Mr.. Miller. of the lunch de-
partment at the beach.
The contests began in Salt Lake
city. The first was novel one, a new
pair of shoes being offered to the
neWsboy who would 'holler'' the loud
est for the newsboys' excursion. The
shoes were won by Joseph Mattress.
After this preliminary canter the
boys and a host of their friends took
The 1915 train for the beach and sue
ceeding trains up till evening were
well loaded.
ogden Represented.
SSSpecial prizes were offered to Ogden
people, and Miss A Nesbit won the
prize offered for the prettiest young
lady. John Hogan took the prize for
the smallest newsboy, and Peter
Kusje was awarded the prize in the
100-yard dash race.
General Sports.
The other prizes-open competition
were as follows:
loo-yard dash, aged and under
1OO-yard dash, age 9 and under-D.
Claypole
10c-yard dash. age Is and under
Harry Smith, first; Frank Claypole,
second.
1oO-yard dash. age II and under
Will Stewart.
1OO-yard dash, free for all-NIr. Rowe,
first; Mr.. Mackenzie, second
Three legged race for boys-Roper
aPd Smith.
TThree legged race, free for ali-Stew-
ant and Randolph.
4 Obstacle race-Mr. Rowe.
@ step-and-jump-J. S. Dawson.
y Broad jump-Mr. Cront.
Boat race-M.. Leicester.
Old mems race, so years and over
A. Barnes. first; Smith. second; Ma
nan, third.
Sports for ladies'
50-yard dash. and under-Annie
Simpson.
5O-yard dash. IA and under-Mabel
Freebairn.
5O-yard lash. Is and under-aTiss
Freebairu.
Free for all ladies' race-N1rs. Mel
SON.
Handsomest man-George Bill.
HOmPlaSt rNan-VTi11ia,,
Old Dominion fame.
Best bicycle trick rider-AIr. Sells
Most popular policeman-Ohicer
Carey received 521 votes.
Prettiest bahy-Edna Smethers.
Most popular gentleman-J. ].
Greenewal9.
Best gentleman penman-J. H
Lady with prettiest hand-Daisy
Newman.
Prettiest lady-Laura Katz
Widow with largest family at the
beach-Mrs. Jenkins.
Most popular lady-Mrs. Dewey
Richards.
Lady with the smallest foot-Daisy
Lady with largest foot-Mary Sur
tees.
Rrettiest lady bather-Lizzie Lisch-
Best gentleman s~altzerLMr. Collin
son.
Best lady waltzer-Miss Abbott.
Best jig poIkaists-Fred Wood and
Miss Nellie Covey.
Best varsouvenne waltzers-Mr. To-
bridge, Miss Jeremy.
The Winning Numbers.
In the grand drawing contest the
following numbers drew prizes: 1872.
20S, 4,7S5, ABS 1929. 4,1SS 4,S47, 1866.
%, 1852, 1855, 4,931, 4,042, 1928, 1897.
S, 4,945, 1894, 4.51S, 4,749, $3.50, 4.o52.
;. 3.413. 3.739. 1873. 1884 g. 1873. us.
3,725, $3.50. 1922, 4,104, s.037, 1857.
IN Lett, Charley Stanton. Jack
r. =. Guthrie, John Simpson.
l. &c Simpson and William Roper
the Judges and made the awards