Evening journal., 1914-06-29
SPORTS WITH EDEN
LODGE EXCURSION
Annual Outing This Year at
Augustine Beach on Next
Wednesday

Eden Lodge. No. "a, /. o. o. r., will
take It's annual excursion TO Angus
tine Beach next Wednesday, the boat
leaving at s a. m.
This excursion Is different from
the others in that It doesn't cost the
members anything to go, the lodge
bearing all expenses. or course II y
only open to Eden members.
The committee has arranged spe-
cial program OF sports and many
valuable prizes have been donated by
members OF the lodge hence the
sports will no doubt be hotly con-
tested
The committee in charge is as fol-
lows:
Committee-Ph Philip ]. lsaacs, chair
man; Arthur p. Hudson, william A..
Lang. John Moore, A. V. Gemmill,
Thomas e. Grier. S Harrington
Jones.
Omcials-Arthur =. Hudson, start
er; Alexander Abrahams, referee and
clerk; John Moore, timer; Thomas E.
Grier. Judge; S Harrington Jones,
Judge; william A. Lang, judge; A. v.
Gemmill. Judge; William J Beatty,
Judge; Philip J. Isaac, prizes dis
tributor.
The list of events follows:
100 yards dash for men-First
prize, pair shoes by Edward W. Pyle
and Company; second prize. box OF
cigars by Edwin H. Denney
so yards dash for ladies-Frst
prize. umbrella by Crosby and Hin
Company; second prize. 20 theatre
tickets by Majestic Theatre.
100 yards dash for boys under l2
years-First prize. pair tennis shoes
/ by Abe Bachrach second prize, neck
tie. by Harry ropl1is.
so yards dash for girls under n
| years-First prize, belt buckle, by
/ Charles Rudolph: second prize q
theatre tickets by Majestic Theatre
90 yards dash for fat men-Firs
prize. umbrella, by ~ Snellenberl
and Company; second prize. % thea
tire tickets by Majestic Theatre.
Tie and cigarette race-Man'
prize fishing pole, by David A. Hay
ladies' prize, jewel case, by Millar
II Davis.
Potato race for men First prlz'
sweater. by Jas r. Mullin and Com
pany; second prize, razor strop, b
John s. Stewart
ShOt-put for men-Flrat pr ze. pa
of shoes. by Forster Shoe Company
second prize. necktie. by Edgar
Deering.
Egg race for ladies-First priz
gas iron. by Wilmington Gas Con
pany; second prize, table clcth, b
Harry j. Stidham
Shoe race for men-First prize
fancy vest. by J. Edw. Reynolds an
Son; second prize, necktie. by Ben
Wolfman.
Throwing baeeball for distance
ladies-First prize, 8 pound box {
candy by Booker, Scott and Moor
Company; second price. 20 theatI
tickets by Majestic Theatre
Quot contest for men Prize. hi
by saltzgiver and Bupp Company
prize. hat by Charles Il. Dubel
(Choice Of prizes to be decided I
contests.)
tQuoit contest for ladies-Priz
pair of shoes by WalkOyer Boot Shol
prize, pair OF shoes by HanOvef Sh,
Company. (Choice of prizes to be d
4 cided by contestants.)
Ball game, Alex Abrahams. maj
h ager: J. Harry Wright manager
4 First prize. box Of cigars by Bl
D Hive Company second prize. box
0 cigars by Oscar c. Draper: pitch
0 having most strike-outs. necktie
0 Harry Topkis; player having mo
runs, necktie by Harry Topkis; play
- having most hits. necktie by Har
? Topkis; player making longest n
necktie by Harry Topkis player ha
ing most errors. BOBBY prize by cor
: mittee.
. Dancing contest-Ladies' pril
q $3.50 gold piece by Augustine Beacl
gentlemen's prize, necktie by Har
I Topkis.
a Three mile race-First prize, de
skin rug by Delmarvia Leather Coz
pany: second prize, odd Fellow
/ charm by Melville M. Wells
s The following is the lineup of I
d two baseball teams which will contC
e for supremacy on Eden Lodge, \
"a. /. o. o. f., excursion Wednesda
July /.
j. Harry wrights team-R Boy
?. third base: r. Collins. pitcher;
0 II. Spry, catcher; ]. Larosch, fir;
l base; Harris, second base; w. Sparl
] left field Shaefer. center field; wi
0 thrup. shortstop; Clausen, right fiel
D Alex Abraham's team. Mile
l third base: w. Minker. third bas
U Williams. second base J. kelle
y shortstop; ~ Watson. left field; r
denheisen, center field; Smit
a right field; Abrahams, right iel'
Banks, pitcher; Dutton, pitcher.
n n ALL-COLLEGIANS VS.. ORIOLES
/ The Wilmington All-Collegians wi
o play on July 3 at Shellpot Park, NEE
0 ing Oriole Pioneers, OF Baltimor
o Md. Manager Novel; will likely pl'
a a. nnuu nffFhn