The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-09-02
LABOR DAY AT TYBEE.
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Of tea, donated by the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Company.
Winners-Bernell and Hudson, first;
William Bonhan and John Bonhan,
second.
Running broad jump, open to all:
First prize, diamond cuff buttons, do
mated by Sternberg Jewelry Company
second prize one box fine cigars, do
mated by j. Pinkussohn & Co.; third
prize, one bottle Glover Leaf whisky,
donated by Belsinger & Co.
Winners A. Dukes, first; L. Nor
gan, second; John Monroe, third.
Standing broad jump: First prize,
rocking chair, donated by c. P. Miller;
second prize, fine razor. donated by H.
H. Peoples & Sons; third prize, one
sporting bag, donated by Leopold Ad-
Ter.
Winners. A. Dukes, first; John
Monroe, second; L. Morgan, third.
One hundred yard foot race for mem
bers of the assembly: First prize, one
pair So pants, donated by Royal tail
ors; second prize, one pair Douglass
union made shoes, donated by Byck
Bros. third prize. bicycle lamp, do
mated by D. A. Holland.
Winners-L Stork, first; F. Hudson,
second W. S. Harris, third.
One hundred yard foot race, open to
all: First prize, one gallon Bell pure
rye whisky, donated by Belsinger &
Co.. second prize, one pair Uncle Sam
$3.50 union-made shoes, donated by M
Blumberg & Co.; third prize, one pair
of slippers, donated by 1. Collat.
Winners-L. Morgan. first; j. A.
Dukes, second; John Monroe, third.
One hundred yard foot race, union
men only: First prize, one iron bed
stead, donated by Jones & Helmy; sec
donated by Metropolitan Clothing
Company third prize, bottle SO" whis-
ky, donated by Andy Jackson.
Winners-L Stork, first; F. Hudson,
second; w. S. Harris. third.
Fifty-yard sack race, open to all:
First prize, one dozen cabinet photo
graphs, donated by ]. H. Moore; sec
Winners: W, Riley. first; Tom
Quinn, second.
Cake walk: First prize. porch rock
er, donated by Lindsay & Morgan;
second prize, five-pound Mocha and
Java coffee, donated by the Grand
Union Tea Company.
Winners: P. ]. Finney andfN. r.
Finney, first; Florence Stork and Sa-
die Zollers, second.
Climbing greasy pole: First prize,
SO union-made hat, donated by Wheel
err, the halter; second prize, parlor
lamp. donated by Allen Bros; third
prize, two ties, donated by l. Collat;
fourth prize, hand saw, donated by y.
Lovell's Sons.
/ There was to have been chase of
greasy pig and tug-of-war, but pig
gy escaped en- route to the island, or,
at least that was the way his absence
was accounted for, and one of the tug
of-war teams failed to show up, so
these numbers were omitted from the
progra mme.
The beer and cigars that were offered
as prizes in the tug-of-war will be
used at the next smoker of the Trades
and Labor Assembly.
ZeiEIer-DougIas Bout.
One of the last events, and certain
ly one of the most popular was a
four-round exhibition boxing bout be-
tween Owen H. Zeigler and Fred
Douglas. This was held in the pas
sage leading from the dining room to
the pavilion, a space that was entire
ly inadequate to accommodate one
fourth of the would-be spectators.
Those who saw the bout, however,
and there were many women and chill
| dren among themfi saw a very clever
perfoI nance. OF course, being an ex-
hibition bout, there was no hard fight
ing, and for the same reason no de-
cision was made. Zeigler is slated for
a bout with Glenroy at the Thunder
bolt Casino Saturday night, but many
persons who wish to see the perform
auce have asked that the exhibition
be given Friday night. instead, and it
is possible that the change will be
made.
The Committees.
The sports were all conducted with
good spirit and a most commendabl BILE
promptness due, as were the other
features of the day. to the excellent
management of the following commit
tees:
w. D. Claiborne, General Chairman.
Transportation Committee-T c.
Dickson, Chairman, F. r. Walsh
Ticket Committee-W D. Claiborne,
Chairman, G. NJ. Cohen, j. A Alleyn.
Printing and Advertising Commit
tee-Ps II. Mullen. Chairman, j. K
Frizell, B. F. Smith.
Amusement Committee-W S. Har-
ris, Chairman, c. E. Stephenson. B.
F. Smith. Leo Mehrtens
Floor Committee-G NJ. Cohen.
Chairman. E. d. Deitze, Jno Witchen.
Prize Committee-F. r. Walsh, C.
: Petsinger.
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