Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-08-01
CALIFORNIAN GAMES
A BIG SUCCESS
Large Crowd Accompanied the
Scots to Marshall Hall and
Enjoyed the Sport.

The sons and daughters OF the land where
the heather blooms made merry yesterday
at Marshall Hall. The occasion was the
twenty eighth annual outing Of the Gale
DOMAIN Club, the membership OF which u
made up Of Scotchnen. When the steamer
Charles Manchester made the first trip at
10 o'clock in the morning there was a good
ly nun Der on board. Many OF the members
of the club went down on this boat in order
that their wives and children might have
the opportunity of spending the day In the
country, where the cool breezee OF the
river did SO much to enhance the pleasure
of the days outing. Shortly after the ar
rival Of the steamer at the popular resort
the athletic events for the young folks were
commenced, and for over two hours the
boys and girls ranging in ages from six to
fifteen years held full sway. After the
events for the younger folk had been con-
clud ,nere was a race for single women.
follG e by one for married women. The
first vent was over distance OF seventy
FIVE yards and the second for sixty yards.
AS finale of the events Of the forenoon
and early afternoon the married and single
women entered into an event which called
for ffty-yard race.
The second trip of the Manchester was
made at $50 o'clock and largo attendance
was aboard. Upon the arrival of the boat
at Marshall Hall the main athletic events
Of the day were begun. Later an associa-
ton foot ball match was played between
teams representing England and Scotland
for prize of 81. 100 in the stock of local
mining company.
The $50 boat brought the largest crowd
Of the day. The landing was made shortly
before o'clock and in time for the high
land dance competition and dancing held In
the pavilion.
In the athletic games Of the afternoon
T. H. Young of the Gurley Athletic Club
did some good work in the high-junp event.
he clearing five feet and nine inches
The events of the day resulted as follows:
1oO-yard dash for boys-Won by H. Mcyey: FL
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6Oyard dash for boys-Won by P, Domerck;
Dan Murphy. second: c. Wannan. third. Time.
4Oysra dash for 1oys-Won by . Warren schrest;
Higgins, second; j. Douglas. third.
R. Hurley: F. Grady and J. Miller. second W
4oyard dash for girlsuwon by Goidie Wallace;
1eona Callan. second Time. OO6
Syf5s s,:a fss :'SSs Rr'st
sc Ee II Ges1 i
4o-yard dash for girls-Won by Helen Gallon;
Mabel Masoopsh resend Ella ;, Bog; third ..
75-yard handicap for ,g!rls-won BY Miss Monroe;
5O-ysrd race for Iadies-won by Mrs J. Craw-
fcrd: Mrs B. McKresie. second,
by Mrs Higgins: Mrs. Crawford. second:
1OO-yard dash-First heat. won By 8. L. Burch.
Time o. 10 3-6. Second heat. by J. NJ. Gun
ming. G. ". u: G. f. Smithson. B. A CO. second.
Time. O10 20. Third heat, won by W. Thrall. T.
II. s.: H. Royce. NJ. A. c., second. Time. o. 10 35.
Final heat by c. E. Smithson Il. A. c.; W.
Thrall. second. Time. O1O 2-5.
22o-yard dash-WOn by l.. Whiting. G. W. u;
S. l.. Burch c. H. s. second. Time. OLA 25.
44O-yard dash-P 8. Herring. Mt. Wash: A. c..
won: 4. II: Braham. Gurley A. G.. second Time.
o.53 rs.
ssO-yard-won by Paul Herring. Mt. Wash. A.
c.; $. y. Falconer. Gurley \. c.. second. Time,
2O22-5.
One-miIe run-won by e. G. wenderoth. G. W.
T.. F.. l.. Beale Belmont 4. c. second. Time,
512
Running broad jump-won by W. ThraI. 7. II.
s.. 20 feet inches: G. A. King. Gurley A. c.,
scratch. second: third s. l.. Burch, C. H. s.,
10 feet inch. -
Running high jump-won by T. n. Young. Cur
ley A. c. tscratch). actual jump. feet 9 inches:
l.. Whiting. second (5a inrhes). actual jump. 8
(3k inches,. actual jump, feet inches.
Foot ball team race: 100 yards-Won by Brem-
ner Leckle. second Time, OIL 2-5.
Race for members: 100 yards-Bremner. first;
Lecke. second.
75-yard race: over forty five years of age--Won
by W. Wannan: ]. McVey. second
Pitching quoits-Won by W. Luclus second prize,
tied.
At the close of the events the Caledonian
soccer foot ball team played two thirty
minute halves with an English team Of this
city. At the close the score was to 3. The
game was called on account of darkness.