Evening journal., 1915-07-29
RED MEMS MEET
UNDER WAY TODAY

The big annual three days frohc
OF the Independent Order Of Red Men
got under way at Shellpot Park this
afternoon. The various tribes from
all parts of the city and vicinity ar
rived this morning and az 2 o'clock
the field sports and the general pro-
gram began. An elaborate program
comprising sporting events will he
held today tomorrow and Saturday.
on the latter afternoon the big sport
ing field meet will be held.
The sports program will include a
100-yard dash, three-legged race,
sack race. running broad jump. relay
race, tie and cigarette race, 507yard
dash for stout women; 50-yard dash
for slim women; 5O-yard dash
for girls: 50-yard dash for boys.
The following list of prizes and
the donators of each are as follows;
100-yard dash-First prize, Red
Mans hutton, donated by Raymond
Broadbent. 923 Shipley street, second
prize, pipe and case. donated by Max
Breuer. 300 Market street
Three-legged race--First prize,
sport shirts. donated by j. n Wright,
S3S Market street, and p. b. Mitchell,
second prize. two pocketknives. do
mated by w W. Bottomley. Seventh
and Orange streets. and A. c. Rogers.
Sack race-First prize Red Man
pipe: second prize. Uncle Sam pipe,
donated by S. II. Durstein, East
Second street
Running broad iump-First prize,
Red Mans button, donated by W ID.
Morrow. great sachem; second prize.
necktie. donated by James b. Nc
Manus
Tie and cigarette race-First prize
ice tea glass. donated by committee
necktie: second prize. ladies' collar
donated by committee. pipe.
50-yard dash. stout women-Firsi
prize. ice tea glass; second prize, hoS
Of candy
5o-yard dash. lean women-First
prize ice tea glass; second prize. hos
Of candy
5o-yard dash. girls-First prize
strip of tickets; second prize, striE
OF tickets
50-yard dash boys-First prize
strip of tickets: second prize. striI
Of tickets.
Sports for ladies and children vii
be called at $50 o'clock.
Baseball prizes as follows.
First prize TO club-Baseball bat
donated by Tom Finn, 307 Marke
street; second prize TO club, clothes
brush donated by Gilbert Thomas
400 Market street.
Individual prizes-Most stolel
bases. cuff buttons. donated by keit
Brothers. sol Market street. lOnges
hit, baseball glove. donated by Van
dever and Company. 500 Marke
street; best batting average. cigarette
case donated by H. l.. Briggs. Els
mere, pitcher having most strike
outs straw hat donated BY c. F
Dubell, ? East Third street: pitche
having least hits made of him. cap
donated by Springer. the halter. 20
West Seventh street. player eccept
ing hardest chance and making II
cum buttons. donated by Joseph Mont
gomery. 229 Market street.
The lineup for the teams Is a
follows
w Andastaka Tribe-T Hanna. catch
er: Stewart. pitcher: Groome. short
stop: King. first base: c. Hanna. SEE
ond base: Scarborough third base
Spence, left feld Ruth. center field
Ball. left field Galloway. right field
Bickling, substitute.
Manitou Tribe-H. Kanz. thir
base; ". Fealey. shortstop: F. Trun
FIRST base; F. Holt. second base
Proud. pitcher; c. Fealey. left field
McDonigIe. right field: Grier. cente
field Phillips. catcher; Cunningham
substitute.
II is expected to develop into a bat
lie OF pitchers.