The Washington times., 1911-07-09
PLATE PRINTERS
OUTING PROVES BIG
ATHLETIC SUCCESS
Field and Track Events Ap-
plauded by Three Thou
sand Visitors.
BABE TORNEY WINS
THE CENTURY DASH
Day Force at Engraving Bureau
Captures the Relay
Race.

The Plate Printers of Washington are
being congratulated upon the success Of
the annual excursion which took place
yesterday at Marshall Hall.
More than 1900 attended the outing,
the feature Of which was the field and
track meet (which. was started immedi-
ately after the arrival Of the afternoon
boat
The summary follows:
5o-yard dash (open to members sons under
twelve years Of age)-Won by George Borst;
second, Graham Quesada; third, Albert Watt
5O-yard dash (open to members' daughters
under ten years of age)-Won by Dorothy
Reeder; second Florence Rich; third, Myr-
tie Evans.
1Oo-yard dash Copen to members Plate
Printers Unfon)-First heat-Won by John
heat - Won by Babe Torney second. H
Batch.
60-yarc dash (open to ladies' employed in
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing)-Won by
Pauline McFay; second, Gertrude Kelly;
third, Mamie Twfford.
Final: 100-yard dash (open to members
Plate Printers Union)-Won by Babe Tor
ney; second, John Mahoney; third, H. Batch.
200-yard dash Copen to apprentices to plate
printers)-Won by J. H. McVey; second, E.
H. Honey; third, E. F. Dwyer.
Sack race (open to alD-First heat-won by
Walter c. Rathbone; second. George KRAFT.
Second heat-Won by E. H. Honey; second.
J. II. McVey.
5o-yard dash Copen to members' daughters
under fifteen years Of age)-Won by Elsie
Frisbie; second, Jennie Keller; third, Me-
lissa Borst.
44O-yard dash (open to aID-won by wal
ter c. Rathbone; second, H. Bird; third.
E. F. Dwyer.
Final of sack race Copen to aID-won By
]. H. McVey: second, E H. Honey; third.
Walter c. Rathbone.
75-yard dash Copen to members' sons under
second. r. Rich; third. Wallace Kirby.
Relay race might Force VS.. Day Force at
Bureau Of Engraving and Printing)-won
by Day Force (Platt, Diezel, Batch, and
Torney).
The officials were:
Referee-W. D. Leissler.
Judges-C. A. Baker. A. H. Mills. Ed
Ryan, Joseph A. Hardie. and A. ]. Fallen.
Clerk of course-F. Colman; assistant, c.
J. B. Baker.
Starters. Ed Beach: assistant, Al Young.
AnDouncer-Jesse Watt.
Scorers-E. ]. Meehan, S. ]. Farmer. B.
J. Kroger. J. Edwards. and A. Davis.
Inspectors-F A. Shaffer, W. F. Morrison.
G. Logan, E. J.. Nesbitt, and W. K. Bar
nett.
Custodians Of pr1zes-J. Hassett and Fred
Lipp.
The committees in charge Of the diff
ferent events follow:
Rawling-T. NJ. Roland, chairman; B. J.
Bonner, 3. 5. Kroger, C. Land. T. G. Hell
mericks, ]. Rosenbaum. r. S. Jones. L. H.
Lang, A. Budke. E. E. Meyers, F. Milo
witch, and Charles Canning.
Subcommttee-Julius Kelley, Oliver Veimey-
er. Thomas F. Quill. Charles W. Rich, R.
w. Foster. Bob Hardie, William Boyd, Otto
Brahler. Henry Batch. G. A. Goldsmith,
Charles Krener, Raymond Donahue. Joe
Robson. Charles Fass. William Spillane.
James ]. Clinton. John J. Devney. Ed Genoe,
John Waldron. Joe Holleran. George Robe
son. james Kehoe, Oliver La Beau. Frank
Schilpp, Sam Reeder, George Clearly, julius
Stats, Charles Barlow, Joe Sullivan, and
Wallace Kirby.
Messengers-R Milton and w Arnold.
Executive - William H. McCauley. chair
man; John F. Hardie, secretary-treasurer:
VI. c. OBrien. George T. Hutchison, and
George W. Tolbert.
Reception-william D. Clark, president 10
cal union, No. 2: George P. Foster. chair
man: S. F. McCulley, William Doyle, Thozn-
as r. Lavender, B. Mcclure, Charles T.
Smith, editor Of Plate Printer, and P. J.
Ryan.
AthIetic-A. ]. Hess and J. P. Murphy.