Evening journal., 1912-06-29
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Wilmington Division Traction
Co. Athletes OutpOint
Chester Friends
ALSO WIN ALLEGED
BALL GAME q tOl3

Employees Of the Wilmington d.
vision carried off the majority OF
the prizes in the athletic events at
Shellpot Park yesterday when the
second annual field day of the Relief
Association of the Wilmington and
Philadelphia and the Southern Penn
sylvania Railway Company was held.
The swat fest between ball teams
representing Wilmington and Ches-
ter was won by the locals, the score
being 20 TO 13. The pool contest
also was won by the locals and j. II.
Minnick, of this city, was high man
in the shoot, with score of "a out
of 25
The events and winners we're:
Event No. Foot race, girls under
S years Of age. First, Helen Klo-
berg. box Of candy; second, Eliza
beth Owens; third. Beulah Smead ;
fourth, Marion Griswell; fifth, Ruth
Schaefer; box Of candy to each.
Event No. Foot race. boys TO
~ years. First, Norman Bidwell,
scarf pin; second, John Bradley,
cap; third. Ralph Buckalew, knife
fourth, Howard Lewis, knife; fifth,
L. Mills, baseball glove.
Event No 3.--Foot race, girls to
u years. First, Helen Wolhar, sig
net ring; second, Mary Mclaughlin
box Of perfume; third, Mildred Klo-
berg, box of candy; fourth. Anna
Crawford, box of candy; fifth, Gladys
Smead. box Of candy; sixth, Marion
Trump. talcum powder.
Event No. Foot race, boys un-
der s years of age, First, John Bar
ringer, baseball glove; second, VIII
liam Gallagher. baseball glove; third
Francis Hensel, ball and bat; fourth
Fred Griswell. ball and bat; fifth
John Hession, bail and bat.
Event No 5.-Foot race, members
only First prize, W j. Murine
ham second, H. Henshaw, cuff but
tons; third, S. R. Hill, hat fourth
B. Strong shirt; fifth, F. Samworth
pipe; sixth, F. L. Carrow, shaving
brush
Event No. 6-Foot race. girls IL
to Is years. First, Ruth Dale, rock.
or; second. Martha Patten. parasol
third, Catherine Hession, station
cry; fourth, Catherine Kirk, perfume
fifth, Margaret Crawford, candy
sixth, Rachel Firth, candy; seventh
Edith Colt, candy
Event No. Foot race, boys IL TO
16 wears. First, Burt Stetser, field
ers glove; second. V. Topkis, catch
ers glove; third, ]. S. Mullin, knife
fourth, NJ Domohue, tie; sixth, J. W
vansant. hat; sixth, Edgar Bugless
fountain pen
Event No. s-Spoon and egg rae
for women. First, Miss NJ. farrell
comb and brush; second, Florenc
Williams, rocker; third, Mary Browr
sugar shell; fourth, Mabel MaygooC
slippers; fifth. Mrs NJ Stant. bag o.
flour; sixth, Ethel Morris. box O.
candy.
Event No. Girls race. employees
only First, Miss NJ V. Andrews
rocker; second. Miss E. E. Parsons
stand; third, Miss Ella Winchester
candlestick; fourth, Miss NJ Murphy
hat pin: fifth, Miss Mabel Brown. hat
pin; sixth, Miss 2. V. Norris. per.
fume.
Event No. 10-Foot race open to all
men. First, ]. Murine office coat
second. W. Carmine pipe; third. s
r. Hill, hat; fourth, H. p Potter
bottle of vine; fifth, H. Gulick; bottle
Of wine; sixth. 7. Hyland pair Of
/ slippers.
Event No. 11-Fo,t race for women
First. NJ. V. Andrews. rocker; second
E. z. Parsons. rug; third, Mrs J. A
Lilley. stationery; fourth, Miss Flor
ence Clay. hat pin fifth. Mrs. Jamei
Bieth, bag Of flourl sixth. Mrs. II. G
Hayes. bath spray.
Event No. 12-Ci'cling bases. First
Alfred King. glove second. c. Wood.
side. glove: third, Y ]. Murine. cuff
buttons; fourth. J. Beaumont, fishing
rod fifth. r. Jones bottle Of wine.
Event No. 13-Big mems race, oper
TO all. First, Thopas Donohue, suit
case; second, d. L. DIT. box Of cigars
third, w. H. Rob. smoking set
/ fourth, ]. McGoveIp, bottle Of wine
fifth. william Hays. hat.
Event No. 14-sboe Race, open :
/ all First. R. sidvell, raincoat; sec
I ond. Joseph Hates, pipe; third, R.Hill
razor: fourth. c. y Schaefer, cigars
fifth. W. II. Roth, 1ottle Of vine
Event No. 1S-BH ball, women EN-
ployes only. First Miss Ethel Morris
cake; second. Mbelle c. Brown
candy: third, Mis- Mildred V. An
drews. fourth, Mis- Edna E Parsons
potatoes.
The merchandise shoot held In tn
afternoon proved t'be a drawing card
numerous shooter turning out. job
II Minnick. the rack shot OF thi
city, being high m n with "a birds ou
of "a. ]. W Anderon was second wit
23 and c. H. Busl and George Spec
tied for third pla'e with p targeti
There we're thirteen prizes awarded
in all. In the shot for employees onl
W. H. Hitchcock. dthis city. was hig
man with q out his string of TWEEN
ty-fve birds.
Messrs. Wright and Davis Of thi
city carried of ths honors in the poe
> tournament, they iefeating the Ches
ter players by a eore Of so to ~, al
ter Chester beat Clifton Heights b
a total Of 80 TO 4e The days prograr
wound up with aprize dance. won
Miss Lena A Hidebrand and Dani,
Harkins, Of this ity
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