Williams news., 1903-07-11

ana naQ not, III ally Scllse Ol IlO word, just ''butted in on no pair" They were defeated fairly, and by a little better team, and have no kick coming. It had been the intention at first to play none but strictly home men (this applying to Ash Fork and Challender as we'll as to Williams so Thursday it was agreed that all the clubs competing for the prize could get whoever they wished to play on the respective hines, and then the Williams and Railroad teams each imported a few men. Therefore, there is no kick to be made, and the audience certainly enjoyed seeing such good game of ball. The only disagreeable feature during the progress of the game was a fierce wind which contin- ually kept the air full of dust.
 Mir. F. R. Nellis contributed to the fund in the way of water do- nation (which in this country is more valuable than money), but the sprinkler could not be called a success.
 Monday morning the shotgun tournament occurred, there being but seven entries. The score is as follows:
 J. c. Phelan.. 11111111111111O11O111O111-2 Dr. Melick..........101 1011111O1111111O111111111- Ben Crowe .... 1O1111O1I1l1111I1O1111O11- Mrs. Phelan ...... ..l11Ol11OOl1111O111OO11OO 1OO1-17 E. T. Phelan. - =. .OO1 1O11O1OO1 O1111O11111O1O1-1 E. Raudebaugh. .... ..O11Ol1111101O0O1O011111 D. Raudebaugh. .1000011011111l00O0010O1O
 For the medal, Phelan and Melick were tied, the former winning out in the shoot off.
 There were eight entries in the first sweepstakes, which resulted in tie between Mir. and Mrs. J. c. Phelan, the latter defea ting her hus- band in the miss-and- out shoot off.
 The second sweepstakes event was won by J. c. Phelan.
 After the above event the greased- pole climbing was tried by several competitors, none of whom could reach the top unaided. Finally, with assistance, Vic Johnson suc- ceeded in plucking the flag from the top of the pole and was award ed the $5 prize.
 The committee at the last mo- ment were unable to furnish the greased pig, and for some reason the tug-of-war teams failed to show up.
 The egg race on horses was won by Robert Postle, William Morgan taking second prize.
 Quite a few competitors entered for the prize of $15 for the mems 1OO-yard footrace, which was won by Miguel Jurado, member of the Indian band. He won easily and was given the glad hand by the other members of the organiza tion.
 MONDAY'S RACES
 In place of the tug-of-war and greased pig events free-for-all race, with some dozen starters, was gotten up just before the dinner hour. Hicks bay won first and Wade's blue second money.
 In the afternoon the big free-for- all event, with it's $50 purse, was run. The entries were Wolf's bay horse Baldy, the Hansen mare and Wade's roan. Only two heats were run, the horses coming in both times in the order just mentioned. Baldy winning by big margin. Second money was $50.
 The big race decided, a match race then took place between Hollo- ways roan horse and Wade's blue mare. The distance was 300 yards and the roan won the race easily.
 There were only two entries in the ladies' race-Miller's Kitty and Tanners Dick-the horses being rid den by the O'Brien sisters of Belle mont, Miller's Kitty winning the race. First money, $15; second, $1O.