The Washington times., 1903-09-06
LdbO1 Is Ready
For Day of Rest

larger field from which to select its
team.
After hearing both sides the executive
committee decided that both teams, to
be eligible. must be composed wholly of
members of organized labor.
Marshall Hall Program.
The following is the program of sports
and. amusements a Marshall Hall, and
the committees in charge:
Game of baseball between the Car
penters and Painters teams. which will
begin upon the arrival of the 10 = N.
boat.
1OO-yard dash for boys under fifteen
years. Egg race for girls under twelve
years Three-legged hurdle race, fifty
yards; hurdles to be nine inches high
and ten feet apart. Sausage mouth grab
bing contest; the sausage to be tied on
line and the boys and girls contesting
to have their hands tied behind their
backs. Creased pig chase. Egg race for
girls under ten years. Three potato
races. one for boys and girls Jointly
and two for boys and girls separately;
potatoes to be placed one yard apart
in thirty yard race. Sack race for adults
and boys.
The prizes for juniors will be gold
rings. knives, vases, etc. Money prizes
will be given to adult winners.
Prize waltzing will be in order after
the arrival of the $50 o'clock boat.
Following are the committees:
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han, J. Frank O'Meara. Harry Martin,
J. K Porter.
Sports-J Frank O'Meara, W. f. Will
kinson. James H. Mitchell, W F. Moran,
P. l. O'Brien.
Order-E. J. Dakin, J. E. Collins,
John F. Mowat. J. c. Wilson. Arthur
Charles
River View Events.
Members of the Master Builders As
sociation. the Employing Contractors
Association, and the Washington Board
of Trade have been invited to participate
with the members OF the Central Labor
Union in celebrating the laboring man )
national holiday at River View. The
following is the program of athletic
games and the committees in charge:
One hundred yard race, open to mem
bers of Central Labor Union only; 100
yard race, open TO all; 1OO-yard race.
open TO boys fourteen years and under:
sack race, open to all; mile, heel
and toe walking match, open to members
of the Central Labor Union only: run
ming high jump. for boys sixteen years
and under; running high jump, open TO
all; 5O-yard race, for girls fourteen years
and under; pole vault. open to all; put
ting 16-pound shot for the championship
OF District, open 10 all; egg race, fifty
yards, for ladies, open TO all; three
legged race. open to all.
Prof Joyce Is Referee.
Prof. Maurice A. Joyce, athletic in
structor Of Carroll Institute. will off,
ciate as referee in the athletic events,
and Frank X. Raymond and B. H. Stine-
metz will serve as the field judges.
The committees are as follows:
Executive (red badge)-H. W. sher-
man, president; E. J. Ratigan, secre-
tary; J. NJ Heisley, treasurer; N. c.
Sprague. c. A. Cook.
Athletic sports Cblue badge)-John
McVey, chairman John Hamerstrom,
w Silver, r. H Cowen, John S. Kelly.
Committee on order Ctri-color badge)
J NJ. Heisley, chairman; J. c. Lynch,
5. F. Adams, G. W. Winslow
Committee on donations-C E Del
trich, chairman; J. B. Dickman, E. J.
Roche, d. Lear, J. II. Brinkman
Ticket committee purple badge)-E.
J. Ratigan, chairman; H. J. Wells, w
q Thompson, D. NJ. Desmond. Charles
Z. DIETRICH.
Floor committee (white badge)-J. A
DAILY, chairman; H. J. Laubach, d. D.
Zea. Z. J. Roche c. A Pfau
Printing committee-J. b. Dickman,
chairman; NJ. Spohn.