The Black Hills union and western stock review. [volume] (Rapid City, S.D.) 1904-19??, 1908-02-21

a score OF 16-S. The slippery floor
made goal throwing matter OF
chance rather than science, but the
old timers are entitled to credit |
the way they climbed around after
being on the shelf so long.
The Athletics lined ur as follows:
Lampert, Fall, Allie Mccain, Patnod
and McLeare. The Tigers had Sa,
VILE, Burden. Crockett, Beranek
Trygstad, Mcmahon, Hull and Spayde
One of the best events of the eve
ming was the relay ace between
the School Gf Mines and High School
which was Won by the latter. The
younger squad was also the lighter
and therefore able to negotiate the
turns much more easily than their
heavier opponents.
The School of Mines relay team
was composed of Overpeck, Tryg-
F.; stad, Jeffries, Spayde and.
/ These on the High School team were
Gale, Blair, McElroy. Maxwell and
Lenhart
The boys potato race was won by
Glen lIumbert, who found the going
easiest along the outer edge OF the
slasslike surface.
Two little indians in barrels fur
nished a world of amusement fol the
crowd by their endeavors to knock
the other fellow out of his strong
hold in a so-called boxing contest
The larger boy triumphed in the en1
However the vanquished gladiator
appeared to be as highly pleased as
The one who was successful.
Under the direction of G. Y. Robe,
q squad from the Indian school gave
a gymnastic exhibition with and with
cut dumbells, 1t was fine example
OF the training provided for the
youthful redskins by Uncle Sam.
The ladies had place on the pro-
gram, their event being a peg-settine
contest Contrary to the predictions
that were freely made, all the par
ticipants managed to keep on their
feet and the race Wis a bowling sue
cess, the audience att nding to the
ho%ling part. Misses McErcy, Fer
guscn and Hough were victorious
over team composed of Misses
Mansfield, Chapman and Hartgerug.
On a former occasion a tug of
war was arranged between two
teams, one of whic:l was to be cap
tanned by Attorney Nelson, but the
lawyers squad failed to show up
when the event was called, and in
consequence We're iollied consider
ably by the other fellows. So another
| 'tug-o war contest was arranged for
| "Wednesday evening to allow the alb
'sentees to show their mettle. They
! were on hand this time. with fire IN
their eyes, but on this occasion it
was the other team that got scared
out. Volunteers We're found to pun
against the half ton Of beef on the
heavier mon won out after siren
uous battle. The Fats had Dr.. Jack
son, Nelson, Sweet, DR.. Wheeler,
and Mulleague. Mccain. Harris,
Harper, Owen and Sullivan were en-
rolled with the volunteers.
Some one with a good head for
Figures reported that the indoor base
ball game between the clerks and the
BARRIERS was won by the former out
| fit. The final score was said to be
in the neighborhood of 2S-G by sew
elal who kept tab and it is certain
that the counter jumpers got that
many tallies at least, for most of
the time they formed a continuous
l'procession moving from base TO base.
| THE BARRIERS naturally cut no ice in
'the contest They had close shave
from being shut out Charles Hunt
umpired in his own inimitable man
'ner and kept the game moving in the
most approved fashion
The participants We're: Clerks -
'Hawley, Owen, Behrens, Crockett,
llill, Beranek. Oin, Ersland and
| Waugh. BARRIERS -Hle, Wabeck
Gardner, Parrish. Mosier, Garfield,
S'eavey, Garfield and Langdon.