Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1904-08-17
HOrseshOerS' Picnic.

dred men were in the line of march.
After reaching the picnic grounds,
Mayor H. Wertheimer delivered short
address of welcome, and was followed
by Loyal II. Mccarthy, orator of the
day.
In the wrestling match between
Reinhold Schott of this city and Bert
Ames of GAINESVILLE, the local man took
three straight falls.
The list of prizes awarded as re-
ported by the committee is as follows:
MASTER HORsEsHOERs.
l. Hammer throwing-First prize,
one Champion Electric sharpening
hammer; second prize, one clincher;
third prize, one S. & S. rasp.
M. Eddington, Janesville; A. Blum
berg. Hustisfcrd.
2. Broad jump-First prize, 20
pounds of nails; second prize, Is
pounds of nails; third prize, 10 pounds
of nails.
George Chatfeld. Koshkonong; Will
liam Sarbacker Portage; F. Meyer,
Madison.
8. Fat mans race. so yards-First
prize. one keg of shoes; second prize,
25 pounds of nails; third prize, dozen
rasps; fourth prize, one pair of pin
chers.
Fl. j. Dempsey. Portage; James
Gardner, Janesville; A. F. Swantz,
Juneau; William Kunlow, Janesville.
4. Lean mans race, SO yards-First
prize, 25 pounds of nails; second prize,
J dozen rasps; third prize, one Pitts
burg Electric sharpening hammer;
fourth prize, one pair of nippers.
G. Dempsey. Portage; A. Lange, Cly-
man; A. Bergman, Janesville; +.
Meyer, Madison.
5. Bare foot race, 120 yards-Flrst
prize, one keg of shoes; second prize,
three pair of rubber pads; third prize,
one S. & S. rasp and one hoof parer;
fourth prize, one hoof knife; fifth prize,
one sharpening hammer.
A. Burgman, Janesville; George
Chatfeld, Koshkonong; A Straddle-
man, Madison; A Lange, Clyman;
G. Dempsey, Portage.
s. Hurdle race, 12O yards First
prize, one keg of shoes; second prize,
25 pounds of nails; third prize. one
hammer; fourth prize, one pair of nip
pers; fifth prize, one hoof knife.
w. Rambo, Hustisford; A Lange.
Clyman; F. Meyer, Madison; G. Gend.
rich, Lebanon.
JOURNEYMEN HORSESHOERS.
z. Hop, skip and jump-First prize,
one apron; second prize; one driving
hammer; third prize, one hoof knife.
George Gardner, Janesville; John
Gorgia, Janesville; Fred Gobs, James,
vile.
8. One hundred yard dash-First
prize, 25 pounds of nails; second prize,
one apron; third prize, one driving
hammer.
j. Brahang. Madison; B. Rowland
Janesville; A. Geusmer, Mayville.
9. Running high jump-First prize,
one pair of pinchers; second prize, one
pair of nippers; thiro prize, one driving
hammer.
George Gardner, GAINESVILLE; M.
Strobush, johnson Creek; John Hol-
linstein, Mayviile.
10. Fifty yard race for boys under
16 years old-First prize, 25 pounds of
nails; second prize 10 pounds of nails;
third prize. pounds of nails; fourth
prize, one pocket knife.
A. Howland, GAINESVILLE; r. thinner
mann, Watertown E. Briggs, James
Vile; f. Gardner, Janesville.
II. Fifty yard race for girls under
16 years old-First prize, two pound
box of bon bons; second prize, one
pound box of bon bons.
Miss Sauer, Watertown; Miss Tou-
ton, Ed gerton; Miss Schoenicke. Water
tawn, Miss Kohlmeyer, Whitewater.
12. Travelling mems race. 12O yards
First prize, two bottles of Roxhei-
mer; second prize, one bottle of Ole
Forester; third prize, one box of High
Life cigars; fourth prize, one umbrella
fifth prize, one cane.
Fred Schmitz, Fl. Hansen, F. Weden-
beck, M. Mccall, tie. Prizes divided
10 suit contestants,
SPECIALS,
Ii. The Oldest master horseshoe