Bisbee daily review., 1912-06-20
MANY NEW FEATURES
 ON SPORT PROGRAM
Iulv Fourth Committee Makes List of Events
 Look Like Field Meet

The report of the in-town sports committea of the Fourth of July cele- bration. agreed upon at meeting last night, makes this part of the celebra- ton one of the features Of the days program. The list of events is broader than any ever held in the district, and will be in effect field meet Of Cochise county. offering at
 least two championship events. In the variety of events offered II IS a miniature olympiad.
 There are so many features of big interest on the celebration program that it confronted the in-town sports committee to arrange for a program embodying something new and novel to place it on equality with the other attractions. and the committee ap- pears 10 have succeeded in this. The Following compose this committee. Red Cannon. Oliver D. Brown, Ed
 Hicks, A. w. OLeary, Roy Benton, J. Tremlett, s. A. Golf. E. E. Wal
 lace, Dan Ketchel and ]. F. Clrk. The following program of sports Is lpropOsed by the committee: A modified marathon. free for all
 Entrance fee of one dollar required The starting point will be in Brew cry gulch at the point where the 5rieg payInc being and taa course will lead down the gulch, up Subway alley to Main street, to the Doyle rooming house, where a turn is made upa and over the hill and across School hill on Church street, down to Opera drive. around the old ceme- | tery to Brewery gulch, and over the course again as far as the west cor ner of the Phelps Dodge Mercantile
 company's store. First prize S6O; second prize S25: third prize Sl5. Hill climbing contest on Copper Queen hill. Free for all. First prize
 s25: second prize $l5; third prize SlO.
 100 yard dash for amateurs. Ent-
 rance fee fifty cents. First prize s20 gold medal: second prize SlO gold
 medal: third prize g. gold medal. Four man relay race for S25 silver
 trophy. between Bisbee and Douglas high schools This event is dependent upon Douglas acceptance Of an inVi'
 tatiOn to participate. which will be
 forwarded by the committee today. Four-cornered, 4-man relay race. [ Prize S20. Competing teams will rep resent the Fourth cavalry. Warren, Lowell and Bisbee.
 ! Medley race, 200 yards. free for all. | Entrance fee of fifty cents. First | fifty yards to be hopped on one leg; ! second fifty run: third fifty walked | and fourth fifty yards to be run witt pail of water on the head to the POO yard line. First prize SIS: second lprize $lO.
 | Pole vault First prize Sl5 in mer- Ichandise; second prize Sl0 in mer- ichandise.
 | The following events were planned | for the younger athletes and the children
 Catching greased pigs. During the | day at a, time to be named, two greas- ed pigs will be released in the croEd q and the prizes are the pigs if they can
 be caught.
 Climbing creased pole. Prize g. Dill attached to top of pole.
 Nickel scramble. Five dollars m
 nickels will be placed in a 100 pound sack of flour which will be emptie1 | on the ground. This event is for boys of 13 years of age and under.
 Shoe race for boys of IA and under. Prizes s and $2.50.
 Three legged race for boys of II and under. Prizes SIG and &. Seventy-.ive yard dash for boys Of
 l6 and under. Prizes BIO and g.. Sack race for boys Of 15 and under
 Prizes g. and s2.5O. Distance fifty yards
 Burro race. 100 yards or as far as possible. Prizes $7.50, $5 and s2.50.
 Fifty yard race lor girls of 16 years of. age or under Prizes 8 and s2.5O.
 Fifty, yard race for girls of 12 or under. Prizes g. and s2.50. Potato race for girls of n or under. Prizes g. and $2.50
 School championship relay race. four-man teams prize s10 cup. The entries will be: Central school, Tor etto academy. Lowell school, Lincoln school and Warren school.
 All prizes for boys and girls and young ladies and young men win be given in merchandise. as otherwise they might be disbarred from parti-