Bisbee daily review., 1909-06-10
ATHLETIC GAMES
 FOR FOURTH
Committee Aranges Program and Valuable Prizes for
 Winners in Contest
GOAT TiElNG AND OTHER
 LAUGH PROVOKING TESTS

4 As the result of a meeting held yes terday afternoon at the Y. NJ. C. A.
 parlors by the Fourth of July athletic
 committee. the complete program of sports for the big celebratios was | decided upon. The program is of such scope as to appease everybody
 the least bit inclined toward athletics and arranged in such clever fashion
 that there could be no possible ob-
 jection as to the sites for the various
 numbers.
 The prizes in the main. aggregate over S1oO and are so equally distrib- uted that even the most hopeless con testant has splendid chance of ge: ting a run for his money" That Lowell will have a full share of the fun is evidenced in the feature select ed for that community. the goat ty- ing contest, which will undoubtedly be one of the most laughable features of the big program.
 One of the side-sp1ittisg features ar ranged is the attempt to chase bur row through paper fence. Can any thing more impossible be imagined Following this number will be the
 boys shoe race in which Bisbee's coming citizenship will be more than well represented. h fact, from first to last, the program Is replete with the interesting and amusing features any one of which is certain to bring out that for which it is intended fun and lots of it.
 The various features will be distrib- uted as equally as possible along the Copper Queen plaza, Main street, Naco Road. Brewery Gulch and Low ell, this idea being decided upon in order that all contributors to the fund may have an equal share in the enter tainment. The complete program. an nounced for the first time follows:
 Races: Fifty yard dash. boys under fourteen years. prizes. 8. g and si; fifty yard dash. girls under fourteen .fears, prizes 8. s2 and s1: one hun cred yard dash, boys from fourteen - eighteen years, prizes, g. ?, and s1: fifty s1rd dash, girls fourteen to eighteen years. prizes, g. ?, and sl one hundred yard dash for men. prizes SEQ. $Ia and 8: fat mems race len tries subject to discretion of judges). lTizes. s and g.
 Sack race for men. prizes &: sack iaNt hOi bog o. BAASCSs r- anu rtF re lay race. \ teams representing Tomb stone. Lowell. Bisbee. Tucson. Doug las, Cananea, Nacczari, Naco and Courtland, four men each, distance four hundred yards, prizes s20 and s10; wheelbarrow race. prizes $5, and S2: boys burro race, prizes s and g; shot put by men. prizes E and s3: high jump for men, prizes s and g; running broad jump for men. prizes s asd g catching greased pig, winner takes pig; climbing greased pole. prize & gold piece on top of pole: potato race. prizes 8 and 8. Tug of war, prize $5: fat woman's race, entries must weigh 250 pounds to qualify. prizes s and 8: goat E. ing contest at Lowell, prize s25: run hing burro through paper fence. prize SIG: boys shoe race. boys pile their owl shoes in pile thoroughly mixed. first runsihg one hundred yards to the pile. The boy first finding his own . shoes. putting them on and lacing hem without missing a single hole or hook will be declared the winner. prizes $1e. s and g.
 All entries must be made by noon of July ,. the program beginning on the afternoon Of the same date. Entry lists found at the Y. NJ. c. A. and RinefraFt's drug store.