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SEATTLE
the beginning of the athletic
events yesterday forenoon until
about 1:30 o'clock, failed to
dampen the enthusiasm of the
spectators who pressed close to
the finish lines of every event.
With “Fog-horn” Gus Manthey
in the role of official announcer,
and assisted by a few stalwarts,
the contests and games finished
in the following order:
Tug-of-War—Won by the U. S.
S. Chelan from City men in 35
seconds.
Mile Race—Won by J, Hughes
of the Jesse Lee Home second—
Bill Smith, Signal Corps
Running Broad Jump—Won by
Bill Smith, Signal Corps, 16 feet
and five inches: second J. Schaef
er, Cutter Chelan, 15 feet, 6 in.
100 Yard Dash—Won by Bill
Smith, Signal Corps: second—
T. W. Hatten, Jesse Lee.
50 Yard Dash—Won by Bjorne
Tollsom, Jesse Lee: second—Nick
Gardner, Jesse Lee
50 Yard Dash for girls, any age
Won by Juanita La veil: second
Katherine Little.
50 Yard Dash for girls under
12—Won by Alberta Laughlin,
Woodrow: second—Helen Skin
ner.
Potato Race, boys under 12
Won by Nick Gardner, Jesse Lee:
second: Buddy Johnson, Seward.
Potato Race, for girls—Won by
Wilma Shellhorn: second Mad
eline Sanguinetti.
Egg Race, girls—Won by Ruth
Williams, Jesse Lee: second—
Alberta Laughlin.
Bicycle Race, boys—Won by Ar
lo Hagen: second—Ephriam Kal-;
kamoff.
Bicycle Race, girls—Won by
Marion La veil: second—Juanita
Davell.
Greased Pole Climb—Won by
Donald Shellhorn.
Mile Relay, men—Won by Jesse
Dee team; second-Seward men’s
;eam; third—U- S. S. Chelan:
iourth—Seward boys.
Pie Eating Contest—Won by
rack Memak, Jesse Lee; second—
David Cuddy, Valdez.
Apple Ducking Contest—Won by
Steve Paulson, Marie Slagle and
ack Memak.
Boys Sack Race—Won by Nick
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CHICKEN DINNERS A SPECIALTY
Meals at all hours—Telephone us— Hallett & Bauch, prop.
Lucious, golden halves of the choicest
peaches grown. Packed at the moment
of full flavored, juicy ripeness.
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Gardner, Jesse Lee: second—
Davd Cuddy, the Valdez champ.
Girls Sack Race—Won by Es
ter Rosenberg, Jesse Lee: fcecond
I Wilma Shellhorn.
Boys Three-legged Race—Won
by Jack Memak and Albert Pert
erson, Jesse Lee: second—Arlo
Hagen and Nicholas Peterson.
Girls Three-legged Race—Won
by Marie Carlson and Helen
Christensen, Jesse Lee: second—
Sarah Tutcakoss and Fena Carl
son.
Wheelbarrow Race, women
stevedores and men riders—Won
by Mrs. Leonard Hopkns and
William Abbott; second—Mary
Banks and Nicholas Peterson, Jes
se Lee.
Dory Races; pulling crews of
10 men each from the Cutter
ATTENTION FIREMEN!
j The regular monthly meeting
of the Seward Volunteer Fire de
partment will be held this even
ing at 8 o'clock. -Yep! The ghost
walks.
Dune Little, pioneer resident
at Cooper’s Landng, lower Ke
nai Lake, is a visitor in the city.
- --
! Chelan—The Regulars won from
'the Shannigans by a length and
one-half.
Power Dory Race—A local boy
won; name unknown, second— i
Leonard Greenberger; third—j
Mel Holben.
The new auio strop razors and
>!ades are here. SCHALLERER’3 ,
\LASKA SHOP.
HART PASSES THRU
Assistant U. S. Attorney Har
recently appointed to the Secon
Judcial Divsion, passed thru th
city yesterday following his arri
val from Southeastern Alaska
Attorney Hart will take an air
plane from Fairbanks for Norm
E. G. Wetzler, postal inspecto:
returned Wednesday to his loca
headquarters from an inspects
trip to down-river offces.
NOTICE
All outstanding accounts up it
April 25th- due the Quality Baker
when it was operated by Mrs. Saw
yer and Mr. Flowers—please pay t>
Miss M. J. S. Rasmussen.
Signed Mrs. Sawyei
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