Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-10-11
HARLAN FIELD DAY
PLEASING SUCCESS
Many Interesting Contests, Which
Showed Lots Of Athletic
Ability.

Harlan field day, which was observed
SATURDAY. afternoon at Harlan fleio, WIS
a success from every point OF view. There
wcr,. many athletic events, and the en-
trants showed that many athletes are
,mplovcd at Harlan's. The contests ana
the attendance, which was large, also
showed n spirit of Brotherhood and good
fellowship in the Harlan family. lhe
big establishment was represented by men
high in the management ms we'll as the
most humble employees, who rubbed
shoulder 10 shoulder and enjoyed every
thing with the same feeling OF pride.
Many prizes were contested Tor, m
ch,diny a loving cup offered by General
Manager +. b. German, for the tug OF
war. which was won by the boiler shop
team There was an interesting baseball
game between city and county ofhciais
and employees, which was won by the
former by a score of to /.
Following is a summary of the events:
Tup-of-war-W by boiler shop, f. %.
German trophy The team was: Moore,
Iynch. W. Buck. J. Buck, Smith, wills,
kalauski, NJ. Dooran. W. Dooran ana
Haas. Riveters, second; Rigging LOU
and Anglesmiths, tied for third.
Fat mems rare-McFarland, first;
Banks and BRYAN. scarf pin; second, Presl-
dent of Council George Lyon, scarf, Dari-
ington and Toadvine; third, Sam Morris,
scarf pin. Tom Flynn; fourth, Edward
nutton. The policeman would have won
had he not trippcd. ;.
Wheelbarrow race-tTst, lartngho,
umbrella, Lpplncott and Company; sec
ond. Anderson, silk tie, koshland; third,
Almond. flashlight, Vandever and Con
pany.
Potato racc-First. Anderson, travelling
tag. Sncllenburg and Company; second,
Foulk, bill fold, Joshua Connor; thrd,
Duffy. shirt.
Shoe race-First, TsrtaGlo, ham, Swift
and Company; second, WeldIn, gallon OF
ice cream, Firth; third, Foulk, ukeieie,
Robelen Piano Company.
Three-legged racc--FIrst, GarvIne and
Carter, IS order on ODonnell and Stern;
second. Russell and Tartagllo, pipes, <.
Breuer and Max Breuer; third, Fulton
and Nirdcn, no prize.
Mile relay-Won by keystone Field
Club, Millard f. Davis cup. The winning
team was: Wiggians, Wilmer, J. Cole and
Strawbridge; second, Harlan Appren-
tices. Carter, Tartaglio, Garvlne and
Anderson, box oi cigars, Gradys. SlS
clubs were entered In the race, but only
two were on hand.
I0O-yard dash-Open to all. First
Strawbridge, $40 gold piece, donated by
W. J. Iutz, candidate for State Senator
second, J. Cole, athletic shoes, W. W
Bottomley; third, Garvine, camera, Frost
Bros. Time, 10 As seconds.
lpo-vard dash-Harlan men. First
Gsrvine. sweater. J. i. Mullin; second, A
Carter, Tuck's hat; third, Courtney, two
tickets TO The Playhouse; fourth, Foulk
gloves, Yerger's luggage shop. Time
10 As seconds.
Horseshocs-First, Ralph Reskoort7
and Andrew Fox, shoes by Regal Shoe
,parlor and Fcnnessey's shoe store
~Quoits-First, Morris and Miller, shoes
by Boston Shoe House and Monaghan
Shoe Store.
Chicken snaring-Winners were Gar
vine. y. Discount and Carter, who each
got the chicken they caught.
5Oyards dash for ladies--First, Alice II
Krezer, waist, Bernard; second, Marie
Rubin, Eversharp pencil; third, Mrs
Boggs; candy, J. Regab; fourth, Nils:
Crawford.
Baseball-throw1ng contest for girls
First, Miss Alice krecn, tennis racke'
George l.. Winter; second, Helen Pyper
silk stockings, r. Topkis; third, Glars
Crawford. fountain pen, c. NJ. Smith
fourth. Mare Rubin, candy, sugar bowl
fifth. Mrs. G. o. MacConachIe, tolle'
water, Danforth's.