Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1907-09-19

ming handlly IN LIZ. Big CROOK was
second and Crook was third.
Sport in Mule Races.
The mule races furnished plenty of
sport, the half. mile run, in which four
mules were entered. being won by
Barney, owned by TWedt Bros, of Lee
Grand s. e., Adams mule, Jack, was
second and I. Ankrum's mule was
third.
In the novelty team mule race in
which the contestants harnessed and
hitched their team, drove them a half
mile and unhitched, four teams We're
entered The team Maud and Kate.
owned by T. w. Reed, of Toledo, altho
it did not get harnessed and hitched
and away from the wire first. got back
to the wire and was unhtched in 4:oS.
winning first money. Elmer E,dsall, or
Hartland, got second Twedt Bros, of
LeGrand, third. Twedt Bros. were set
back to third place because of inter-
ferance in unhitching.
Wheeler Wins Novelty Race.
The novelty race, which was the
same as the team mule race, except
ing that the driver drove one horse.
harnessed, hitcted and paced or trotted
a mile, brought out four entries 1t
was won by j. F. Wheeler, living north
of the city, in the time of 3:o41a. Frank
Grouse, OF Conrad, was second. and S.
w. Meyers, of LaMoille, third.
Motorcyclist Goes Mile in 1882.
Four entered in the mile motorcycle
race. which was run in two heats. and
won by H. A. Friend, who speeded the
= ~ o.. < of 4. r
e. Huber finished second the first
heat and Isle Young second in the
second heat. Both Young and T.. A.
Stehn were given one-eighth of
mile handicap in the first and one
quarter Of a mile handicap in the sec
ond heat
Hiah School Beats Alumni.
The high school foot ball team won
from team made up OF alumni of the
school and high school players by the
score of S to D. Two fifteen minute
halves were played. The alumni kicked
off. and it was on blocked punt that
Woodward secured the ball and raced
for a touchdown. The try for goal
was missed. The teams lined up as
follows:
I1iS II oSIIOOl oSieA0h AA'Ns''s..A
Smith ...... left end -. Tomlinson
Packer 80. left tackle Woodward
Herschel -. left guard 49,. Arends
Boucher 1900. center 10000. Jones
Clemens -. right guard 80. Shearer
Schmidt -. right tackle 1880. Hull
Bowman 80. right end -. johnson
Fetters ...... quarter ........ Mills
Hull ........ right half -. Mcconnell
Good ........ left half ........ Kirk
Woodward -. full back johnson
Between the events of the track pro-
gram the performances of the Rice
Dog and Pony show were put on, and
later the ponies were pitted against
one another in a short dash on the
track The Bethel band furnished the
music for the, day.
Fridays Program.
The race events for Fridays pro-
gram, the closing day of the fair, con-
sist of the 2:16 pace with eight en-
tries and the 2:22 trot with twelve en-
tries. In addition there will be the
novelty, mule and motorcycle races.
and a foot ball game between two
teams from the high school.
Parade Of Live Stock.
One of the features Of Fridays pro-
gram will be the parade Of the prize
winning cattle and horses in front of
the grand stand. This parade, which
will be led by the band and superin-
tendents and marshals, will start at
1870 o'clock. A photograph. will be
taken Of the prize winners. This will
be a good opportunity for camera
fiends to get some interesting views.