Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-08-07
EAGLES FIELD DAY
Knights of the Golden Eagle Have
 Some Good Spotinf Events.
OPPOSITE POSTOFFICE. Everything in Music. Victor Talking
 Machines.

Michael J. Thompson had charge of the sports which were given at the Driving park on Saturday during the celebration of the state field day of the Knights of the Golden Eagle. The events were all we'll conducted and the results are given below.
 One accident occurred during the list of events which threw damper over the sports. It happened in the sixth inning of the ball game between Amity castle of this city and Erwin castle of New Britain. The game was won by New Britain by the score of 9, to 4. In the sixth inning J. W. Phelps. the well known society man and amateur actor of this city, was at the bat when he was struck over the right temple by a pitched ball and knocked unconscious. He was car ried at once to the office of Dr Galley where it was found he was suffering from concussion of the brain. He was then removed to the hospital where he is now resting quietly with no seri- ous results anticipated. The sporting events happened as follows: Three legged race (open to boys un- der twelve) 1st. Michael Sweeney and Charles Townsend, Waterbury; 2nd, Robert Miller and Malcolm Ford, Wa terbury. Eighty yard dash (open to boys un- der twelve) 1st, Robert Miller, Water bury; 2nd, Malcolm Ford. Waterbury. One hundred yard dash (open to boys between twelve and fifteenl 1st, Raymond Priest, New Haven; 2nd, William Hewlett, New Haven; 3rd. Michael Sweeney, Waterbury. Running broad jump (open to boys between twelve and fifteen) 1st, Ray | mand Priest, distance fourteen feet, three inches: 2nd. William Hewlett, distance fourteen feet, two inches. Eighty yard dash topen to girls be- tween twelve. and eighteen) 1st, Thora Lunden, New Britain: 2nd, Corine Benoit. New Britain; 3rd, Mable Sun. ! erbury, New Haven.
 1 Throwing baseball topen to girls 1 between twelve and eighteen) 1st \ Thora Lunden. New Britain; distance fifty-eight feet. eight inches; 2nd Catherine Brown. Waterbury, distance | fifty-three feet. two inches. Eighty yard dash topen to ladies 1 over eighteen) 1st. Catherine Brown ! Waterbury; 2nd. Lillian McPharland i New Haven: 3rd. Mrs Louis Christ inger. New Britain.
 Putting shot lopen to ladies ovel eighteenl 1st. Ruth Stevens. New Ha [ ven. distance fifteen feet. six inches 2nd. Mrs Kropp. distance thirteen fee eight inches.
 One hundred yard dash topen to all
 Ist. Jesse Norton. New Britain: 2nd George Miller. Waterbury.
 One mile relay race. 1st team, New Britain.
 Running hop. step and jump. list Henry Littlejohn. forty-one feet. thre' inches.
 OPEN TO MEMBERS ONLY. Half mile race. 1st. Willard Curtis New Britain; 2nd. August Lundren
 New Britain.
 Two hundred and twenty yard dasl
 1St Jesse Norton, New Britain: 2nd
 Henry I.Ittlejohn. Waterbury: 3rd Axel Holmberg. New Britain.
 Putting shot. 1st. Herbert R. Dews
 Waterbury. thirty-two feet
 Running broad jump. 1st. Fran
 seitz- New Haven. nineteen feet fiv
 inches
 Pole vault, 1st- John A. Peterson New Britnin. seven feet nine incne' | standing broad jump. 1st. Fran
 Seitz. New Britain, nine feet tnre | inches. = Standing high jump 1st- fran Seirz. New Britain. three feet thre . and onebalf inches