The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-05

Inc 1t1ief&c tAHae1 pfbfrA ftuhc
attraction, n usual An enormous
cr6wa congregated at the grounds near
Bells hotel. in North Seattle, and
many OF the events we're well contested
and exciting. The sports were under
the charge of Col. Donald McSregor,
OF New Westminster, y. c., and ]. A.,
| Murray and VI. Picken~ek obi1 city
The SasRs~ cemmeeced pfoneoy q
II 6kst exeuf - MIME
Ixa1Se - fgr ! quaffege elile.
1hep were four eHtfte4s :. XcEac4f
| exH, g. y. Brpun. - Ress and y =.
1f1ray. The 3atte- won by about four
fleet and was awarded the first prize Of
$50 NeEachern captured the second
pr ne Of 50
| suSsIsa Loxg Jrar
u. A. Gray, George Lindsay and W
| o. Taisord were entered for this con-
| test and Gray again took the money $40
| by a lump II T. feet and . inches.
George Lindsay made Is feet and was
award the second prize, 81 %
Hor. SKIP AND JraP.
ID. :. GRAY, George Lindsay. X. Y.
| Davidson and J. J. MeEachern were
entered for the running hop. skip ana
lump. The first prize was won by
| Davidson. who made the good record
nf 81 feet, . inches. aud Gray captured
the second prize Of g. so. covering So
feet. An intoxicated seoichmau
caused considerable nlcrriInent during
this several trials OF the contestants.
by continually shouting "A dollar on
the little - ote im y.
gTsSIss HIGH JUMP.
Entries: u. ;. Gray. J. McEachern
and ". o. Telfora. The first price OF
SO was awarded to u. $. Gray. who
made fee, 6 inches: second prize Of
$3.50 10 J. McEaehern. who made 4
feet ~ inches
FArITIsG WITH POLE
| EntricS: W. O. Teiford, Cluehey,
Theo. Baker. J McEaehern and J.
Rhodes. The first pfixs oil SO was
awarded to Telfo.d, although il was
closely contested by Thee. Baker, who
took second money, $50.
| THREE ROOT RACES.
1 Foot races, one furlong-Entries
II. Rhodes, r. w. Huntoon. Fred
Price, u. ;. Gray and " Fitzpatrick.
The first prize of so was taken BY Bert
| iiuntoon, who lei about feet; the
second prize Of $3.50 went TO Fitzpat-
rick.
100 yard foot race for boys under Il
years-fhe first prize u $40 was won
| by Tpll Kellogg; second prize OF 80,
Tom Marsh. -----------.
ffUa.oon. o'Connor.
| McEaebern, Ill. Hicks, y. Allen and
W. q. Urine. The first prize OF so
was takea by ". o. Urine hy aboet ;
feet; second prize OF $50 by Pert ".
Hnntoon.
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
Tossines heavy caher-Eutries A..
X Mci.ennon, John Todd. u. Robert
son. George Mcdonald, ]. {. Mitchell
and j. 4 Murray. 4. +. MeLennon
made record OF - feet So inehes
| ani was awarded the first prize. sla:
| second prize, 81 50. j. A Murray.
Throwing heavy hammer Entire
A. X. MCLennon. u Robertson. :. c.
| Mitchell. John Murray. John Todd
and George Mcdonald The first
prize, $40 was won by McLennon in
q 'hro9 ct ~ feet; second prize. 90 20.
John Murray, 81 feet = inches.
Tx WHEELING HATCH
Was entered by John Donaldson and
Paddy Msgher. II proved n very in-
teresting contest and the spectators
were enthusiastic. II was In fact al
most Impossible 20 keep the crowd
from closing in on the contestants.
The prise wss taken hy Donaldson
who threw his antagonist twice Ia sue.
CeSeion.
RIA GRAND FKArURE
az the afternoon was the competitive
Highland fling and sword dancing. The
sight was ~ novel a il was interest
ing. J. \. Murray won the gold
medal. and \. \. Murray the silver
medal In the Highland fling contest.
la the sword dance the iirst prize
went 10 Murray and the second to
Mcintosh.