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|| HAZELTON HOSPITAL PARK||

| Fine Weather, a Large, Crowd, Ample Provender ae

‘| sprinted like colts,

Good Program of Sports Made Annual Affair a
Great Success—List of. Prize Winners

The hospital picnic” of: 1914 has come and gone. It Was
the usual success. Just a ‘good - homely, satisfying ‘kind.
Lots to eat, asa pienic without plenty would be no sort |
of time. The good people who supplied the provender
brought ‘‘lashins an’ lavins’?-’ plenty-for all, and of the,

S| very best. ‘To Dr. Wrinch and Mesers Little and MacCor-
@| mick, of old town, a very efficient committee, much, praise.
jis due, The ladies who were most kind and thoughtful’ and:
a a | whose good offices helped’ much, included “Mesdames Mec-.
| Lead, Newick, Kirby, Sargent, Little. and Sealy. Other

j| ladies assisted. New. and old town’ people froternized in

the most cordial’ manner. '
The baseball game. for championship of public schools of

‘| oid ard new town brought out two teains of six boys each.

Of these. several were very little fellows -who played with
| great‘dexterity and who have a working knowledge of ball
that would put some of the older heada out of court. The
match was great fun and was pulled. off amidst cheers,
whoops. and laughter. Good ball, too... Both. sides were
dead: in earnest. F. R. Law, who umpired, had to- watch
closely, for the boys were on to all the arts of the big lea-
gues. Six innings were played. - New ‘Hazelton captured
the banner and felt proud, It will hang i in that most pub-
lic: place, the Herald office. ‘This office ia a sort of shrine
for all valuable souvenirs, The score stood 16 to 5 when
hostilities ceased, Following are the teams:

New town—B, Wall, c; C.. Greene, p} R. Ritchie, ‘1b;
D, McMullen, 2b; 0. Ham, s.s., F., Cram, 8b...

Old town—E. Goddard, e; L. Wrinch, p; W- “Lynch, ib:
P. Hoskins, 2b; P. Zwamai, s.s.; ©. rinch, 8b. - .

A list of sporta and games had been provided and it
was, great fun. ‘Neither, age, sex. dr previous political
servitude made any difference. Breyone was out for . a
good time and bound to have it, .

proceedings with elegance and precision... There was. lots

sand to enter, Dr.” Wrinch propelled the lagpard into the
arena, Men who had not run, unless to a fire, for years,
The boys had nothing on their daddies,
Sure thing. Old Canada is not, slow.
it all ita own way, ‘Not. much. . Not ‘any... Not by a jug-
ful. Anyone who says that the tight skirt. isa hindrance
to rapid locomotion ‘may 8s well revise impressions.. No
rect. They got there, and annexe the prizes. “Raht for
our girls. Likewise the men.

thereof, that posterity may be advised.

Kay; 2, Lois Anderson. -
- Girls race, q years | old and under.
2, Ruby Anderson.” | -

Boya’ race, 7 years old and ander. L P: Hoskies; 2,
W. Lynch.

Girls’ race, 12 years old aid under, 1, Maggie Allen;
2, Jean Grant.

Boys’ race, “12 years ‘old ‘and under. 1 Bartell ‘Wall;
2, Cooper Wrinch.

Misses’ race.

’ Married ladies’ race.
- Married men’s race.
Stout men’s race.

. Three-legged ‘race.

ris and Greene. |
Human wheelbarrow race.
Dr, Wrinch and Arthur Wrinch. -
- Sack race. 1, A. E, Goddard; 2, P.- Hoskins.
Boys’. relay race, 1, E. Goddard; 2,0..Ham
‘100 yards, boys under 16, 1,:0.-Ham; 2, E. Goddard.
_ Sack tournament. 1, D. MeMulien, :
' Obstacle race. 1, 0. Ham; 2, E. Goddard. :

1, Fran ces Keil

‘4, Grace MeDougall; 2, Kate Ailen. - ;

1,.Mrs: F. Hall; 2, Mrs. Afflick.
1, Jag: MacKay; 2, R. Rock. . -
i, H. Smith; 2, G. E, H.-Killam. -

A, R. Rock and D, Rock; 2,

seconda; 2, Mrs, Lynch, 20 pins in thirty seconds. -
Nail driving contest, . Won by Misa A. Grant.”
Many of the eldey. winners of prizes were’.So wood: as to

this is appreciated by the manageieiit, _ The attention of
young ‘men in the district: is respectfully asked. ‘to the ac:

and, clothes, pinning. These. are. both, desirable attributes
‘ina wife, ‘anc to be considered,» “Those Mkely 10 be inter-
ested will please take notice. *

had been served was ‘won by: the Hazelton, ladies, 7

“Summer. Excursions to )_the East,

Messrs, Little and MacCormick handled. this ‘end: of the ;

of encouragement, and where any. aged contestant lacked.

Youth cannot: have

such thing. The girls fairly. fled; or; ‘flew, whichever is cor-;

Following is the list of’ the events and. ‘the winners

Boys’ and girls’ race, 4 years and unde. 1, Jessie » Mae-| :

‘Clothes pin contest.. 1, Mrs. Little, 21 pins in, n-thity .

donate the. amounts back to the funds’ of: ‘the: hospital, and |:

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