Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1919-08-28
RACE WINNERS AT
WOODMEN OUTING

The races during the afternoon
| proved a big feature in keeping the
large crowd which attended the
Modern Woodmen of America and
the Royal Neighbors of America
county picnic entertained. Here
are the results:
25-yard dash for boys, s years
or under-First (tennis shoes
William sBolIand, 933 Nineteenth
avenue, Rock Island; and (tennis
slippers), William Yeager, 1904
Fourteenth-and-a street, Rock
Island
25-yard dash for girls, years or
under-First leash So, Margaret
Carpenter, 1403 Forty-f1fth ave
nue., Rock Island; second (tennis
oxfords, Sylvia Spence, Camp
Content, Watch Tower
30-yard sack race for boys. Il
years or under-First (sporting
goods So, Sylvan Runkel, 432
Forty-eighth street, Moline; and
(hatchet), SyriI Roschi> 701 Sew
enth avenue, Rock Island.
30-yard hippity-hop race for girls
~ years or under-First (box OF
candy, Helen Todd, 1920 Thirty
third street. Rock Island; and ten
mis- slippers), Harriet Curnyn, 1924
Second avenue, Rock Island.
50-yard dash for boys Is years or
under-F'irst (men's wear So,
Floyd Shelter, 1920 Forty-fourth
street, Rock Island; and (pair silk
hose, Fred Fagenholz, Chicago.
50-yard dash for girls Is years
or under-First (silver photo
frame). Mary Collier, Camp 90,
Rock river; and (toilet waterl =.
Geneva Runkel, 432 Forty-eighth
street. Moline.
Three-legged race for men-First
(silk neckties). Floyd Shelter, 1920
Forty-fourth avenue, and Alvin
Berquist. 1900 Glenhurst court,
Rock Island; and hardware mer-
chandise), Gerald and AIDA Steele,
4015 Eleventh street, Rock Island.
Siamese twins race for girls
First (siIk hose), Sylvia Reddig.
Illinois City, and Mary Burton, 500
Twenty avenue. Rock Is
land; and merchandise So. Eve
Ign and Nellie Roschi. FOL Seventh
street, Rock Island.
Peanut race for men-First
Universal safety razor, Ivan
Histler. Buffalo Prairie; second
(box of stationery, ]. d. Algie,
1916 Twenty-fourth street, Rock Is
land
50-yard dash for married ladies'
First (rocker), Mrs. Ethel Wade,
sos Fifteenth street. Rock Island;
and (sack of -FOUR, Mrs. Louisa
Gordon, 2133 Ninth street, Rock Is
land
25-yard dash for stout men
First Cbox of cigarsD, Arthur S.
Talbot, 1912 GIenhurst court, Rock
Island; and (gold knife, W. ".
Wilson, Orion.
25-yard dash for stout ladies'
First (dry goods So, Myrtle Oberg.
405 Sixteenth avenue. Moline; sec
ond (recipe book, Mrs. II. Smith.
74315 Fourteenth street, Rock Is
land.
Backward race for men-First
(steel fishing rod, f. H. Pittman,
1900 nth-and-a-ahalf street,
Rock Island; and (auto supplies
so, Floyd Shelter, 1920 Forty
fourth street, Rock Island.
Lighted candle race for ladies'
First (dry goods So, Mrs Mary
Brandt, 2307 F'arnam street, Dav-
export; second (purse), Mrs. Mae
Albery, 2137 Ninth street, Rock Is
land.
Collar and necktie race for men
First (box of collars), ]. P.
Brennan, Cpl East Fiftenetth
street. Davenport; second drug
merchandise $2), Frank Mathews,
11O4 Eighteenth-and-a- avenue.
Needle and thread race for mar
ried couples-First (rug), Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. D. Algie, 1916 Twenty
fourth street, Rock Island; second
(sack of four, Mr.. and Mrs. F. A
Berglund, 726 Twenty-second
street A, Moline.
1OO-yard dash for men-First
Smoking set, Harry Giles, 314
Ninth street. Rock Island; second
Cbox of cigars), R. H. Robinson,
1917 Ninth avenue, Rock Island.
75-yard dash for ladies-First
(dry goods $3.50, Mildred Kerr,
1416 Third avenue, Rock Island;
second (pearI beads), Ethel Wade,
sos Fifteenth street, Rock Island;
third music merchandise $2),
Myrtle Oberg, 405 Sixteenth ave
nue., Moline.