The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-09-11
Allowed Completion Of Labor
Day Programme.
THE EVENTS OF THE DAY
Were Run On at Caledonia Park satnr-
day Afternoon Before a Large
Audience-The List Of
the Winners.

No better day could have been asked
for than that Of Saturday for the post
poned Labor Day games at Caledonia
Park. Everything was carried out as
had been planned for last Monday.
Various kinds OF amusements, as the
Hairy Fairies" the Wooden Balls and
Tubs" and the shooting competition
were running in full swing Everyone
seemed to have taken an afternoon Off
for the enjoyment Of the sports and
the picnic. It is estimated that there
We're nearly 1000 people on the grounds
during the afternoon. In the pavilion
Gilbertson's orchestra played for those
who wished to dance.
The entire list OF sports was carried
out in an excellent manner. The re-
suits Of the sports:
Throwing heavy hammer; w B.
Scott, 95 feet, inches; G. Keith, %
feet, III inches; N. Mcleod, 81 feet,
1919 inches.
Putting the stone. N. Mcleod, Sc
feet, ii inches; J. McAulay, 35 feet,
6l2 inches; W. p. Scott, 81 feet, 111s
inches.
High jump: G. Phillips, feet, 6M
inches; n. Mcleod, feet, 5la inches;
Il Wright, s feet, inches.
Hop skip and jump G. Phillips, 40
feet, 81 inches; N. Mcleod, 9S feet,
4l2 inches J. McAulay, 3s feet, X
inches.
Pole vault. j. McAulay, feet, II
inches; @. Buchanan, s feet, inches;
\ M Mcleod, feet, z inches.
100 yard dash: G. Philips, 4. Wright,
1 M. Carson.
One half mile: @. Phillips, c. Blu
chanan, W. Carson.
Apprentice race, G. Buchanan, r.
johnson, G. Stewart, W. Craig.
Young ladies race Maggie Carroll,
Louis Debrune, Christine Riddell.
Married ladies' race: Mrs. VI. Milne,
Mrs. J. Fraser, Mrs. G Birnie.
| Boys handicap, Howard Wilson, Luke
Gallagher, Harry Layine.
! Quoting contest; VI Craig, j Glib,
G. Birnie.
! Shooting competition: There were
| four men tied for first place with
score Of II. In shooting of the tie
the results were. Cunningham 1st,
Nourse 2nd, and Emslie 3rd.
I'm the wire guessing contest, James
BlcMinn guessed the exact length Of
the wire, 10 feet, inches.
The fiye-a-side foot ball contest was
won by the Young Mems Club team,
with NorthheId second There were five
teams entered. y. NJ. O., Northfeld,
Bon-accord, Rangers A., Rangers b.
In the first game, Northfield easily de-
! ltxr kn
whelming score of 4 goals and 1 point
to Q. The line up was:
| N0RTHFIELD BON-ACCORD
Niehol ..... goal ..... Stewart
Summers . back ...... Craik
Clark s.... forward .... Hughes
Even .. forward ..... Mitchell
! Davidson forward . Thompson
The Y M. G. defeated Rangers 4 easily
with tile score of 4 to !. The lineup
was;
{ i. nj. c. RANGERS a
Z Robertson . goal ., Mckenzie
I Dennie .s. back ....... Gordon
81 viii ... forward .. Smith
{ Rust ..... forward ... Mcdonald
Cunningham forward . Birnie
In snappy game, Northfield snatched
their second game from Rangers b. by
the score of 2 goals and 1 point 70 O.
The lineup of Rangers was' Goal,
Cruickshank: back, Wright; forwards,
Finney, Lindsay and Mason.
The final contest between Y. NJ G.
and Northfeld was easily the most ex-
citing contest Of the day. For the first
| few minutes the play was fast and
/ furious, when suddenly the ball rose
from Rnst's foot and described a long
arc, going clean through the goal posts,
1T proved to be the only goal OF the
game In the second half, Even scored
point for Mortified, but could not
save the game.
i Time, minute halves; referee, Alex
Murray.