Evening journal., 1915-07-02
YELD|N whole SHOW
IN EXCURSION SPORT
Takes Six Prizes in Big
Field of Athletic
Events
SMALL BUT HAPPY
CROWD ON OUTING

While not the largest excursion Of
the season, one of the most enjoyable
was that of Eden Lodge to Augustine
Beach yesterday. About 600 Odd
Fellows and their families made the
trip.
Sporting events occupied practical
ly all of the time of those inclined
that way. c. S. r. Weldin, we'll
known as "Chiz." was the star of the
day, carrying off three first prizes
and two seconds, as we'll as featuring
in the ball game.
In some events there we're as many
as 2S entries
The summary follows:
100-Yard Dash-C. S. r. Weldin.
first; Roy Bis ell, second; Thomas
Betty, third Time, 10 "a seconds
This is fast time, considering the
road
5O-Yard Dash for Ladies-Miss
Baylis. first; Mrs. S. S. Sentmeyers.
second; Mrs. Green. third. Time, s
seconds
10O-Yard Dash for Boys Under p
Years-Henry Goss, first; Millard
Goss. second; Durant Stroud, 3D..
Time % seconds.
5O-Yard Dash for Girls Under Is
Years-Emma Drew, first; Annie
Abrahams. second; Della Bottomly,
Sd. Time. II seconds.
50-Yard Dash for Fat Men-A. p.
Hudson. first; c. H. Burris, second.
Time, II seconds.
220-Yard Dash-C. S. R. Weldin,
first Harry Groves. second; w. r.
Devalinger, third Time, q seconds.
Tie and Cigarette Race-L A. Saltz-
giver and Miss Helen Ward, first,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Watson, second.
Time, 10 seconds.
Needle and Thread Race-L. A.
Saltzgiver and Miss H. Graham. first;
Thomas Grier and Thomas Alfred
Lane, second Time, Is IL seconds.
Sack Race. S. R. Weldin, first /;
William Mink. second; ]. F. Cloud,
third. Time, II IL seconds.
Potato Race; MCMILLAN Mink,
first; c. s. r. Weldin, second; J. f.
Cloud. third
Potato Race; Ladies-Miss Cannon,
first; Miss Ella Mink, second; Miss
May Greenfield. third.
Egg Race :.Ladies-Mrs. J. F. Cloud
first; Mrs. H Lakeland. second.
Shoe Race-William Mink. first; j.
r Cloud. second; c. S. R. Weldin,
3 third. .
Shot Put-George Plumbline, first
C. S. R. Weldin, second.
Throwing Baseball; Ladies-Miss
May Greenfield, first; Miss E. chart
second.
5O-yard Dash for Children Under
Years-Roger Stroud, first boy; Eliza
beth Stroud, first girl; Clement Gale
second boy; Emma Mink, secon'
girl.
Quot Contests, Professionals-Me
Vile NJ. Wells and Norman Watson.
Quot Contest Amateurs-HoracI
Weaver and William A. Lang
Quot Contest. Ladies-Miss e
Moore and Miss Donovan.
Needle Threading Contest for La
dies Wearing Glasses-Mrs. NJ. w
Breashears.
Spot Dance-Mr. and Mrs. NJ. w
Breashears
Bucketball - Miss Bertha Elder
first; Miss T. chart, second.
Man making highest number o.
pointh-C. S. r. Weldin. p points
William Mink. second. with -.
The ball game was holly contested
! Bill buttons team leading for severa
innings. but by a batting rally in The
fourth J. w. Reeds team came across
with enough runs to tie the game up
There were several ties in the prizes
awarded for plays.
In the number of hits f. Clouser
"Chiz" Weldin and c. Toppin eacl
got two. They tossed for the prizes
. Toppin winning.
For runs. c. Toppin, J. Larosch
'Chiz" Weldin and w. Mink scored
two each. Larosch won the toss.
The pitchers fought a tight dual
Dutton coming out with seven agains
Clouser's six.
Boyd, Watson, Charsha, Mink an'
Spray made the errors In tossing TO
the BOBBY prize, Watson won.
Score by innings: RH.E
Dutton 80 0-6 6
Reed $50. ....2 0 / 6 0 % s
Batteries. Duton and Giles; Clou
ser and Phillips. Umpires, Beatt.
and Jackson.
Owing to lack of time the three
& mile race was not rum Prizes in tn
events we're offered. William KIM
winning the cut glass set; John Z
Mullan winning the rug, and Johi
Smith winning the $3.50 gold piece.
q All the events we're in charge o
Arthur P. Hudson, starter, an
q Alex. R. Abrahams, referee and clerk
ii assisted bw Harry w. Chains. Harr
Il Murdick, William j. Beatty, Johi
Moore, c. H. Burris and Elmer Clou
IS ser.