The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-07-18

Great preparations are being made
for the tifth annual outing OF the
employees of the Richmond Locomo-
tive Works. which will be run TO
Buckroe Beach on Saturday, July %.
by way of the Chesapeake and Ohio
railway. 1t Is expected tKhat the
excursion viii carry fully 5000 per
sons, mostly the employees OF the Lo-
connective Works and their families.
Events for the occasion have been
arranged as follows:
First event. II A M-The pretti-
est baby between the ages OF six to
eighteen months~~frize. one pair wo-
mems house slippers. Judges-R. \.
Strader G. c. Bartlett, a. b. Warren.
Second event, 1880 A. M.-Potato
race for boys under eight years of
age--Ftrst prize, suit boys clothes,
second prize pocket Knife Judges
J. r, Shtssler, John Brent. II. l.,
Lodge.
Third event. lf:45 4. Meg race
for women-First prize, one rug, sec
ond prize. five pounds OF coffee.
judges. A. Brothers Harry Law
renee, Il. Nj. Allen.
Fourth event. 12 M.--Apple eat
ing contest boys under sixteen years
First prize, suit OF clothes to lit; sec
ond prize, enc pair shoes. Judges
O. +. Gasser. W. l. Alley. Harry
Tucker
FiftA event. 1880 to l:3o p. NJ
The employe having the largest fam
lily on the grounds-Prize. one ton or
coal Judges--O. r. Owens. j A
Sites, r, r. Lane.
Sixth event, tao p M.-Bear race
for men, fifty yards and return on
hands and feet. men twenty-five years
and over-First prize. three quarts
champagne: second prize. one pair
of S. shoes; third prize. two suits
overalls; fourth prize. one box OF
cigars, nth prize. one pair house
slippers. Judges. Kindervator, e.
W. Bebout. y f. Woods.
Seventh event las T., Mat
mems race, fifty yards and return
First prize, shaving set; second prize,
two quarts of whiskey; third prize.
one box cigars. Judges~--B. G. Woody.
O. Hazelgrove. Ed. Schissler.
Eighth event, +. M.-Sack race
for men-First prize. one pair of 81
shoes; second prize. two quarts ot
whiskey. Judges. r. Rountree. II,
C.. Hays. George Doughty.
Ball game--Prixe, ten lunch tick
cts. TO be distributed among the mem
hers OF the winning team, the tenth
ticket to the umpire; 1000 cigarettes
to be distributed among the losing
team. Judges-~R. l.. Brown. {. Y.
Nerohr, j. II. sullivan.
Ninth event, 2:l5 F. M.-Needlr-
threading contest-Prize, woman,
lamp. man. box OF cigars. Judges
w. @, Clark. Q. Atkinson, L. w Haz-
elgrove.
Tenth event, 2:3O p Nifty
yard dash and return for women
First prize, one pair women's shoes;
second prize, one umbrella. judges
J. NJ. O'Brien, A. II. Warx. W. c. Ed
wards.
Eleventh event. 2:45 P. M-Chase
your shoes, for men--First prize, auto
harp: second prize. box of cigars.
Judges-Bruce McClelland, f. +.
Nichols, f. Y. Mcintyre.
Twelfth event. +. M.-Tug of
war--Prize, ten dozen bottles of beer
Judges-T. j. Fitzpatrick, NJ. Carson.
j. l.. Henderson.
Thirteenth event, ais p. None
hundred-yard dash for women--T>irst
prize. pair women's shoes, second
prize. box women's hose; third prize,
$40 worth piano tuning. Judges-E.
w. Farley, Alex Ross. ]. Nj. Fowler.
Fourteenth event. $40 r. M
Three-legged race for men-First
prize. one scarfpin to each man: sec
ond prize, box OF cigars Judges
George Nicholas. A. Il. CARRIER, l.. c.
NTH.
Fifteenth event. 3s45 P. M,--one
hundred-yard dash for men-First
prize. one umbrella: second prize, one
box gents hose; third prize. one quart
whiskey. Judges--F. c. NTH, T, j.
Schmitz, George Phillips.
Sixteenth event. 4 P. M.-Relay
race for men, two hundred yards
Prize, one quart wffiskey for each
runner on winning team. Judges
r, w. Seamans. \. f, Johnson. r. Il.
Eastwood.
Seventeenth event, AIS p. NJ
Dancing-Prize. one woman's UNI
brella; one mans umbrella. Judges
W. r. Ball. J. M. Brown. d. Rich
ardson.
Eighteenth event. 4:so P. M.-Base
ball.
Nineteenth event. $3.50 p. NJ
Catch the greasy pig-Prize, SO hat.
A. Doyle. Tony August, w. I
l.. Heinstein.
Twentieth event--The sportiest app
pearing man on the grounds In the
employ of the Richmond works-~Prize,
one hollow-ground razor. Judges
Tom Gallagher, G. T. Jeffries. l..
West.
Twenty-first event-AFor the Oldest
employe in continuous service of the
Richmond works on the grounds