The Alaska daily empire., 1915-07-16
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 Fiflcenih oame sunday
 The fifteenth game between Juneau and Treadwell is scheduled to be play. cd sunday at the local grounds Trcadweu is one game being luneau, having won games to juneaus i The fourteenth game. played here on Wednesday evening waa Gle, to Thane sports Big suceese.
 The track and field events held ait rhane last eyning were a bis success. a crowd of perhaps three hundred poo pie. including many from Juneau, witnessing the meet. Cash prizes distributed. The General Welfare committee of the Alashe Gastineau Mining Company had lthe arrange ments In charge C. T Jackson, Erie v Daveler. R. J. V'ulzen Jack Bay less and Spike Sweeney acted as start CTS and judges The ball games were not player, as it was too late when Che sport events were over These, with the hose races win be held later
 Canton was the hundred yard dash on the board walk with Brinkiey sec. ond lu Q field Of nine. The time was l1 s.5 seconds Prizes $5.oo, S25O.
 Malcom Wilson won the running broad jump. the second event, with a leap of 16 feet inches Jimmie Mamb was second hih jump being l6 feet 6 inches. Wilson won on his last attmept Others who competed were Vincout Barragar Kelley saionia Brlnkey. Granger and Canton.
 Jim Momb copped the standing broad jump his distance being feet l65b inches. made on his third try Vincent was second with leap oi feet. 4ik inches Wilson was third with 9 feet, Sis inches Salonka Granger Canton, Ritchie, snead' Mel son. Lewis. Mccarthy McFadden and Granville also competed Two prizes were awarded $500 to the winner and s95O to the next highest
 Vincent won a prize of S5.oo for first in putting the 12lb. shot. Hs tossed the Iron S6 feet inches Kline was second. his first burl being S6 feet inches. Slim Nelson tossed One shot s5 feet and 6 inches and Wiisoni best was a feet and g inches. Ole Honard's best effort was Sf feet inches. Kline won S2.5o as second prize.
 The obstacle race was scream The course led the entries over Q rope sling. underneath a canvas, ovei another sling suspended from frame through a row of manholes and oyei creased telephone pole At the lat ter point the fun was richest Jim Momb was first to reach tho pole, but was unable to walk ii and time and time again the runners would gel half way across. and slip. Granger won the race with Salonka second Prizes of $500 and $25O
 Four teams entered the relay race with each man running a quarter o' mile. The course was from th' tramway to Assistant Supt Jackson'' home. The winning team consisted of Linden. Hoffard. Snead and Kline the iatters being finishing man tn' four split the Sl0.00 purse. Momo' team. consisting of Smith, Vincent Hatton and Momb. was second an' divided the second prize of S5.OO- Nin cent was finish man. The third tean comprised Salonilya, Granger Brink Hey and Kelley, and the fourth Bren nan. Hewitt. Ritchle and Thorpe.
 The races were wound up with tug of war. The Lights, explained by Perry Delo, won from the Heavies explained by Huttle The winners took the measure os the losers m 59s minutes, pulling a Rnotted handker chief three feet. Thep rize of S25.01 was divided among the ten members of the Lights.