Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1906-07-05
The 1906 tournament

Ina I2th annual tournament of the
N RI r. f.. is over and che visitors
have departed to- their homes. Look
ing bach over the events of the week
rE cam be sHld without reservation of
amy kind that the tournament Was a
grand SUCCESS. While the Weather
mrerfefed to- a certain extent with
the pleasure of the people and the,
nad roads pneYenEed NANNY fronn cuna-
ing g into town. vet each daH There Was
Il large crowd present.
I'm this weeks paper there Is pub
IIsfasd d complete wrTte-up of ALI the,
fTrenen's' races. The records made
show THAT the teams ars getting fas-
ter every year. In the wet test three
OF the teams beat. the, f0rn1er record
by over three seconds. In the Flag
race the thine WAS the fasEest, ever
Made I'M the association and cane
WIrhIn one second OF the worlds
reeuru- In the Hub and Hub race.
with a rUUgh track an6 u heavy head
wInG-, the time was CFee fastest made
for number of years The teams
were evenly matched I'm NANNY a
race the winning team only WON out
by a fracEi0n of q second In the hub
and hub, Warren and Red Lake Falls
can1e In almost together Red Lake
Falls IeadIng by less than five feet.
Ilaes number of visiting irsnef
was very large. From what We have
been able to- learn there were mors
lrenen here this yearr i'm uniform,
than there has BEEN at amy previous
uournAn1e1G- There, were owen two
hundred visiting Hren1en here.
Even tho the number was large,
they We're the eIeanesu bunch OF TEL
lows We have even SEEN. at such g1Eh,
e-Ings. They were here f0r a pun
pose and not to- have an 0rgTe. The.
boys were Well Behaved. genrIennanLy
anG of the. good fellow SOFT. We,
made the acquaintance of u Largs
number anG shall always remember Z
Them with the most pleasant necuIIee-
lI0ns.
There were. naang different suuEces
for the SUCCESS of the tournament.
One WIS the GREAT INTEREST. taken bg
| the 1reIlaen themselves Im the events.
Another was the Officials, The 0tffiic IaI:
We're CAREFUL, attentive aAd gainsEak-
1 ing Ilae starter. MIR GTBEhalaal did
his work we'll: the Judges. Messrs.
E'arrelI, Jackson and Boccfhers,, were
/ feariesfs In their decisions aad III amy
/ tIv0rIGissim WIS shown it. wBs, not, to.
/ ward their 0HMn teDRss.. The. timers.
i Mes:e=, ,I0tnnsUG kQGzeDy tBIld French.
took very accurate thine. En race
BfEeT rBcsA CheBr watches were exact,
Il lg even Ind i'm mo race did they VBry
i owen q I-,3 of u se"QnG- The official:
are to be, commended for EheIr work
Mr. J0hn>0n WAS active I'm geJCIns
i tine Eeaaas readiy to- rum so THAT II,
thine Need be lost bsGwesm THE races.
| The L0Ec:Il part of the arr;Bnge4nef11
\ f0T tine h0ldIng of the, togrmlmen
and The detail OF arrHngIn@ for TIA,
; visitors, getting the: grounds READILY
! and TN raising rhe, money t0r the e8
. penses. was I'M tine hlnds of ;Dn eYeeg
/ tive cUaIrHIELee OF tell men.. tive, c
Il whom We're Ipp0imLeG trUE2 the Com
Esrci1I CluE., and five from the Dt
puELnenE This committee was e0Gn
ri posed OF THE following nIn1ed persons
III A. B. Nels0n., C., L.. Sp auIdingy O.
TaralssGh,, Alfred SWambgr Julius ,
Uson, George Johnson. c. n Ne
= som, H. L.. Wood W. H. Brown an
6 r. LImGlSGtha IIli-; e0slH1IGLEe 1g
p0Inted other ssIf-eG eGga8nDIG teees to- Gi
Ehalal, EVERY One of the eyecuIIfy
leDnnHittees and the subcommittee:
= did GlIeir very best TO make the t0U.
nanaent the grand SUCCESS 1T WIS" bG
e to- 01r Chief, n b. NeI0sn. too, naua
praise. cam mot be gIVen~ His cu-heB
ers aided hIna. but. it, WIS Mr NeIsst
THAT, attended to the small detail