The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1921-07-08
CELEBRATING FOURTH
IN SPORT AND DANCE
TWO-DAY AFFAIR CALLS MANY
VISITORS TO SALMON, ALL RE.
PORTING PLEASURE IN ALL.

horse racing, Dali games, street
sports and dancing made up the
rounds of pleasure designed for the
celebration in Salmon, which was n
double-header, on the fourth and fifth.
The Salmon municipal band was re-
juvinated for the occasion with Lynn
Fowler in charge as director. Its mu-
sic was all to the good. A ground full
of spectators filed the race track and
about as many automobiles as ever
We're assembled in the city were here
for the two days. If the officers
found any trouble they kept il to
themselves. Not until a day or two
afterwards at least did anybody have
any Sprt of sorrow or manifest the
least bit of sorrow. There were no
fireworks or other disturbing noises
but ld1s of other diversions. In this
connection it must be forgotten to
mention an automobile parade, in fact
two of them, one each evening. Bust
ness floats particularly of note were
those of the Hot Springs. the Pioneer
garage and the Red Cross Pharmacy.
Summary of Sports.
Monday afternoons game of base
ball was the top-liner. Salmon lost to
Armstead to /. The street sports
of the morning had the following
winners:
! 50-yd race, 10 and under; Lyle Mul-
key, Sherman Smith.
/! 5o-yds, girls, 10 and under; Bessie
i Carlson, Olive Thirlkin.
50-yd, girls l6 and under: Effie
Wilson, Eva Frary.
l00-yds, boys t6 and under: Frank,
lin Mihert, Kenneth Wilmington.
100 yds., free-for-all: +. A. John
son, A. S. Heidner.
Lyle Mulkey
50-yd 3-boy relay race: LIST team
Minert. Wilmington, Steeples; secon,
team, Thrasher, Shearin, Smith.
Find the dollar in the -four: Theo
dore Shearin.
Tuesdays Winners.
50-yd. boys, 10 and under: Rufus
ibarguen, Ralph Ward.
50-yd girls and under: Anna Haifi
first; second tie between Helen Nor
ton and Myrtle Yearian.
80 yd. girls 16 and under: Lii,
Matthews, Lavinda Chafiee.
I00-yd boys i6 and under: Rudolph
Steeples, Earl Morrison.
l00-yd free for all: Franklin Min
ert, l.. +. Tillotson.
50-yd. sack race: Chas. Jacovac
Rufus Ybarguen.
! 50-yd fat mans race: Worley Lee
Harry Lee.
440-yds. bike race: +. A. johnson
Morton Havemann.
Pie eating contest: Burrell Frary.
ON TO the Races.
In harness race, first heat, &,
Pointer, first, with Cassie Il. secon,
and Bay Billie third. In the secon,
heat the wheel of Cassie BIS gig go
locked with the Cy Pointer gig an,
ther was no finish.
Half-nssle saddle horse race 10 Wa
Bride. owned Chas. Shook, Jr., riddel
by Wilmington, first; second To Teton
owned by Burdie King, Theron Bur
bridge up.
Haf-mile free for all: kregor a
Snook's McWanda and Kidd. riddei
by two Wilmington boys, first an,
Geo. Roses Santa third with Horac
Pope in saddle. Bitter Root, Nelli
and King Tiaiuana also.
Driving "A Ford car backward quar-
ter-mle, was won by Bob Mcbride
Vaughn Clark also.
Tuesday Reees.
Bitterroot, Wade Kirtley's entry
won the three furIong free-for-a all, i
3 seconds. McWanda, second; Kid. 3rt
In the exhibition harness race 70
colts, John Shearin's i5-months oil
, Robert O. G. went mile in 3:20, an
, a half-mile in ! :37. winning the mon
ey.
Quarter mile pony race: kittie. en-
tered by William Shoup, Jr.. first
. Will Win By Harry Summers, second
+ Spring Time by I'd Manfull. thir,
Time % seconds.
The smile race went 10 Dan O'Cor
nell first; Chet Rowe second. And III
slow race was won By Gleed driyin
Rose car.