The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-08-17
SCOTCH SPORTS
WERE Of USUAL
HIGH CHARACTER

The annual Scottish games OF the cal
edonians at Rocky Point yesterday were
fully up 10 their usual high standard i'm
suits were as follows:
Rhode Island athletes only, ,1dhyard dash
William c. Triple. Providence first;
Charles Holloway. Manville, second; VIII
liam Cameron, Pawtucket, third. Time.
1914 seconds.
Hop, step and jump-Carl Zapre. Provi-
dence. first, 43 feet Wash Buckin. Provi-
dence. second, Al feet inches; William
Cameron. third Al feet inches.
Putting l2-pound shot-Nels Johnson,
Rumford. first. Il feet 5ia inches. William
Cameron. second 3S feet Z inches; j. Con-
aty third. 81 feet 3ls inches.
H0-yard dash-William q. Triple, first:
Floyd s. Doughty. Providence, second:
William Cameron and Hudson, tied for
third Time. 81 seconds.
High jump-Carl Zapffe, first, feet
inches; w. Cameron, second, feet 6
inches; ID. Dunlavy. third, feet inches.
Events open to the world
Boys race-James Forest, first ;J Quinn,
second; j. Brown, third.
f+0-yard dash-Frank Kanaly. Boston,
first; Bart sullivan. Boston, second; Will
liam Manning Boston, third. Time SO sec
onds.
iulllnE lb-pOuuu SnpN-NHdIits NiC-
Lean, Scotland. first. II feet inches:
Dennis Mahoney Boston, second. SS feet
5Ia inches: John Mcdonald Boston, third,
3S feet inches.
Throwing l6-pound hammer-Dennis
Mahoney. Boston first. los feet Charles
Mclean, Scotland second. % feet inches
Mcdonald third. 80 feet.
Running broad jump--Lewis Guertn
Boston first % feet Z inches: Thomas
second . inches.
William Cameron, third. 10 feet inches.
Tossing the caber-JOhn Mcdonald,
first. 80 feet inches: &. Mclean, second,
"a feet 7 inches; Mahoney, third, 81 feet
Running hop, step and jump-Guertin,
frst. 45 feet inches: Cameron, second
42 feet 9 inches; Zapffe, Boston. third AZ
Running high jump Mcdonald. first
feet 9 inches; Guertin, secohd, 5 feet
inches William Marsh, Boston, third
Tug-of-war between Caledonans OF
Providence and ST. George of Fan River
Won by 81. George.
Sack race-John Gibbons. Boston first;
Manning. second; Osborn, Lonsdale.
third.
one-mile run-Bart sullivan, first; Ka-
naly.. second Doughty, third. Time
minutes 46 secoI1s.
l0O-yard dash-Kean. first: McGevern,
Providence. second; Manning aud Halo
way OF Manville, tied for third In this
race the decision OF the Judges was not
taken with great favor by the specta-
tors. II being thought by many that Hal
loway won the event, going over the hn-
iSh line nearly a yard i'm front of Kean.
old mems race-N. Ward, first; N. Nc
Call. second: w. Galligan. third.
Pole yault-William Marsh and Guer-
inches; Mclean, third feet inches.
Girls race-Margarct Balfour first;
Belle Andrews. second; Louise Mclean.
Best-dressed Highlander-Chief Riggs
OF Boston. Caledonian club. first James
Nicnols. Highland Dress association, Bos-
ton.
Broadsword dance. adults-Wiliam
Cameron. New York, first William Sorlie
New York, second; j. r. Kennedy. Bos-
ton. third.
Sailors hornpipe, adults-Sorlie first
Cameron. second; ]. Mcfarland Boston,
third.
Highland ming. adults-sorlie. first;
Cameron, second; Mcfarland third
Sailors hornppe. Juveniles Bessie KEEP
pie, Providence. first; Maggie Sorle. New
York, second; Jessie Cameron, New York,
third.
Highland fling. juvenile-Jessie Gamer
on. first; Bessie Keppie, second; Maggie
Sorlle. third.
The sports were under the direction of
George Dickson, starter; William Muir.
ring master, and John Patterson, quot
handicapper a gold medal was awarded
the competitor making the highest num-
ber OF points.
The committee of arrangements was as
follows: President, John Mcleod: vice
president. George Dickson; treasurer.
Robert Gray; financial secretary Henry
Thomson; John r. Andrews. Hugh Ander-
son. Daniel Brown. James Andrews, Alex
ander McMurtie. Neil Hope. Thomas Nc
Lean. William Corrigan, William Arnott
David Balfour, David Graham. Marshal
John Davidson; starter. George Dickson
ring master. William Muir; quoting han
dcappcr, John Patterson.