Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1899-07-07
its first inning and added two more in
the fifth, making the score four to two in
favor of Bismarck.

its first inning and added two more in
the fifth, making the score four to two in
favor of Bismarck.
THE RACES.
The races were called Immediately
after the ball game. There were only
entries in the free.for-all trot, Logan's
Bob and Pierce's Clinker. Clinker would
have made it an interesting race, but
could not be kept on his feet and did not
finish the second heat. The running
races were interesting, Brownie taking
most of the money. The little horse is a
one, but was run in several races and
rather winded at the close of the free
for-all pony race, and there were a good
many at the track who believed the
Fisher horse would have beaten the last
heat as it did the second, had it been put
to its PAGES. The following are the re.
suits of the races:
Free-for-all t%rot-Logan's Bob, first;
Pierce's Clinker, second.
Green trot-Logan's Knox, first; Buck
ley's Golden Prince: second; Burt's
Butcher, third.
Free-for-all running race-French's
Brownie, first; O'Connor's Bess, second:
McGahey's gray, third.
Free. for all pony a c - French's
Brownie, first; Fishers brown, second;
Bottoms Schneider, third.
Pony race-Trammei's Little Provo,
first; Stewards Title, second; Fields,
third. Grant Call rode the winner, and
although the horse bolted the track the
first heat, good riding kept him on the
track the second and third heats and he
took them readily.
Farmers race-Frank Little, first; Bob
Cook, second.
BICYCLE RACES,
In the handicap c Albert Marcellus
and Frank Hughes were given a 275
yard handicap over I. Rovig, who started
at the scratch. The handicap was too
much for Rovig, who gave up the race on
the second half mile, and Marcellus fin
ished first, with Hughes second. Mar,
cellus collided with a young boy shortly
after crossing the line, and took an ugly
tumble, which cost him a severe shaking
up and several bruises, but no serious
damage.
In the bicycle race for boys under six.
teen, Ralph Hagy took first, with Ralph
Sanders second and Leo Cunningham
third.
In the race against time, I. Rovig went
against 2:45, and finished in 2:42.
In the pursuit race, Frank Hughes
represented Bismarck and Joe Yunck
Mandan. The riders started a quartz,
of a mile apart and rode in pursuit OF
each other. Hughes began to close uI
the gap from the start and overlook
Yunck after several laps. He has good
endurance and speed and rode a gooc
ace.
The Misses Hughes, Plants and Bur
kett took part in the quarter mile bicycle
race for ladies', and finished in the order
named.
SMALL SPORTS.
The small sports took place on MAR
street in the evening and were witnessed
by a large and interested crowd. The
pie-eating contest seemed to be the
source of greatest amusement, although
all the events were interesting. Follow
ing are the events and results:
b 100 yard dash-Geo. Dolan, first: J
Bostrom, second.
Potato race-Chas. Morris, first; r
Sanders, second.
100 yard dash, under Cormach
and White, dead heat, first; Kupitz
second.
100 yard dash-Bostrom, first: Marcel.
lus, second.
Sack race-Larson, first: Anderson
second.
50 yard dash, MISUNDERSTANDING
first: Mccormack, second.
100 yard dash-Kupitz, first: McCor.
mack. second.
100 yard dash, boys-Corey, first: Lar.
son, second.
Three-legged race-Lewis and Ander.
son, first: Morris and Moran, second.
100 ward Observation-Disclosures, fr.+.
Killer, second.
P%ie-eating contest-O'Connor, first:
Moran, second.
The days festivities closed with a band
concert and ball given by the band at
the Atheneum. There was a large at
tendance, and the dance'was one of the
most successful ever given in the city.
Supt. VIM. Moore and Miss Ethel r.
Hu1aft returna6 from, Tinto, E,.,,