The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-08-02
PROGRAM
For The Field Day Meet At
The Park
To Occur Next Tuesday
Afternoon

The following is the program for the
annual track and field events to be
held at Lake Hiawatha park on Tues
day, August 2. The sports will under
the supervision of Ira E. Moody, for
merely of the Michigan Intercollege-
late Amateur Association:
Calendar Of Sports
standing Broad Jump-prizes-
1st, pair of $1.50 house slippers, II. c.
Parker, the Cash Shoe Man End, soc
Hiawatha pennant-Lawler's Pharm-
acy; 3rd consolation souvenir.
2.-50-yard Dash. Age limit 10
Prizes--1st, pair of $3.50 shoes, Silas
Parr, shoe merchant; 2nd, soc tie; 3rd,
consolation souvenir.
3.-100-yard dash. Open-Prizes-
1st, $500 umbrella, j. S. Ringwalt Co.;
2nd, $3.50 Mission clock r. l. Arnold
e Co.; 3rd, consolation souvenir
4.-Shot Put.-Prizes list, $500
straw hat, Sipe & White, 1876 S. Main
street; 2nd, $1.OO Gem safety razor,
Bird Bros; $rd, consolation souve-
mir.
5.-Youths' 1OO-yard Dash. Age linn
il H. Prizes-1st, Ingersoll Jr. $500
watch, A. J. Henley & Co.; End, SOC
tie; 3rd, consolation souvenir.
6.-Running High Jump. Prizes
1st, 1925 Clauss razor, Frank E. Kirby
G. Co.. 2nd, soc tie; 3rd, consolation
souvenir.
Girls Relay. 60 yards. to
team. Prizes-1st, pair $l25 Silk
Hose, The Meyer-Lindorf Co; End, soc
bottle perfume; Bird, consolation
souvenirs.
S.-Quarter-Mile Run. Prizes-1st,
$1.5O hair brush, G. R. Baker & Son,
drugs; End, SOC hair brush; 3rd, con-
) ISOLATION souvenir.
. Professional Mems Race. Priz-
es-1st, $500 fountain pen, Il. c.
Penn 2nd, $15O umbrella, A F. Stauf-
fer; 3rd consolation souvenir.
0-Blindfolded Race. so yards
and stop. Time limit 80 seconds. lad
les only. Prizes-1st, 81 pearl hand.
> led gold pen, F L. Young, jeweler; End
81. 90 post card album, Stephan & Lor
entz; 3rd, consolation souvenir.
:, 11.-Baseball Throw.-Ladies and
: Misses. throws each. Distance and
accuracy. Prizes-1st, $1.50 corset, A
A. Dowds Dry Goods Co.; End, SOC
pair gold plate embroidery scissors
Bird Bros; 3rd, consolation souvenir
. 12.-Associational Tug-of-War. Best
2 in 8; 5-man team; S0-second pulls
Prizes-1st, 5O-cent ties; End, 5 con
+ ISOLATION souvenirs; 3rd, 3 consolation
o souvenirs.
!. 1S.-Human Wheelbarrow. 25-yart
r run. Prizes-1st, S1.00 pearl hand
v led knives, Woolson's Department
!. store; End, 2 5O-cent ties; 9rd, consola
e tion souvenirs.
+ 14-Scramble and Count. Limited
to boys of 10 and under. Prizes-1st
y 6Oc pair youths tennis shoes, Hull 1
5. Splitter; 2nd, 25c pound of candy. Raw
a linson G. Co.; 3rd, consolation sou
IS venir.
15.-5O-yard Dash. Ladies and miss
4 es only. Prizes-1st, $3.50 infant
S. cap, McGough & Dermody; End, $40
cut glass bottle perfume, Tissots dru
l. store; 3rd, consolation souvenir.
# 16-Associationa Relay. 400 yard
"A runners. Prizes-1st, 5O-cen
If ties; End consolation souvenirs; Bro
j. consolation souvenirs.
17-Obstacle Race. About 20
" yards. Prizes-1st, $3.50 porcelai
Of alarm clock, R. B. Ankney 6, Co.; 2nC
$500 Cluett dress shirt, Milton S. Lev
to is. successor to Quaid; 3rd, consoli
r. ton souvenir.
s. 1S.-The Collectors Difficulties. Fc
H. boys. Age limit 10 years. Prizes
1T 1st S5c box Morse's fancy chocolat
in candy, Thos. E. Taugher, druggist
sit 2nd, 4Oc box candy; 9rd, 25c box cal
ly dy.
19.-Indiyidual All-round Champio
nd ship. Awarded to individual scorlr
st. highest number of points in games
M day. No team scorer to count. I
lis be eligible, must take part in event
lists count 5, ends count 3, and 9r'
IN, /. Prize-$9 90 Knox Beacon hat,
US Rosenthall.
to 20. Hiawatha Lake Assembly Char
,rt pionship. Based on counts as for Il
individual campionship, to be award'
on that team or club scoring highest
ms tai, team winnings to count same
individual events.