Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-05-23
MISCELLANEOUS SPORTS.
4 Great List of Entries for the Inter- Col
leSiite Field Day-Lots of Fun Prom
ised-Interestins Bicycle Contests on

| lesiate Field Day-Lots of Fun Prom
ised-Interesting Bicycle Contests on
the Programme.
Following are the entries for the Decora-
| tion Day sports Of the intercollegiate ath-
letes which take place at Recreation Park.
| 1t will be seen that the list is q great one:
One Hundred-Yard Dash-F. B. Wilson, J.
II. Butler, /. N. Laidley, W. C. Gill, j. p
Murray, w. w. McDade II. r. Hanley, r. A.
Sterrett.
Two Hundred and Twenty-Yard Dash-L.
N. Iaidley, r. A. Sterrett, F. B; Wilson, W.
II. Coverdale, W. c. Gill, J. 7. Murray, ii. Il.
Hanley, W. W. McDade.
-Four Hundred and Forty Yard Dash-R. A.
Sterrett. John McGrew, w. c. Gill; +. i. Fer
guson, +. B. Wilson, j. A. Klingensmith.
One Nile Run-W. X. Ramsey, John Met
McCAew. - ''>-<''-' N'N'' 'o'' W 81 . -
Haif-SIiIa special-John McGrew, A. R.
One-Hmdred and Twenty Yard Hurdle
". II. Coverdale. c. a. Gillette, Ii. NJ Nc
Masters, w; W; MeDade, J. 3. Price.
Running High jump. VI. Sutton, J. W.
| Witherspoon ID. ID. DuBarry, Jules KurtZ,
W. Mach. Dorrington, John Slater, w. G..
| Leflingwell.
Letiingwell, B. \. Patterson, ID. d. DuBarry,
| W. ii. Anderson, J. B. Price.
Running Broad Jump-Frank Rhea, Ed
ward Higley, d. ID. DuBarry, W. w. Camp
Bell Harry Patterson.
standing Broad Jump = Henry Beall,
Charles Bell, II. W. King, w. L. Darragh, ID.
| D. Du Barry, j. B. Price
Hop, Step and Jump-Y. r. Stautfer, W. r.
| NcDade, +. Ii. Sapp, j. W. Witherspoon, W.
| II. CoverdaIe, Charles Bell Frank Rhea.
Putting SiNteen-Pound Shot,. r. Ellis,
! H. g. Martin, W. IL. Mcbride, E. y. Hepler,
| W. =. Potter.
Throwing Sixteen-Pound Hammer-H. G.
Martin. ". \. Blackwood, John Ii. Diehl, W.
High Kicl1-lIenry Beall, J. R. Craighead
W. Z. Nilsson, j. ID. Du Barry, b. A. Patter-
son, W. c. Letlingwell, W. /. Darragh.
Throwing Baseball-C. A. Gillette J. D.
Scott. Vi. p. McCaffrey, H. L. Striglet, W. W.
Campbell, Ii. q. Martin, j. A. klingen-
smith.
one Mile Bicycle-H H Bell, E. E. Kehew,
W. NJ. Stewart, +. H. Goodwin, John Nc
Grew.
Very elegant and suitable prizes have been
offered by the different business men of the
city fore the winners of the above events.
The prizes will be exhibited after next Tues
day. The chances are, from all present ac-
counts, that this years contests will surpasS
any of the kind ever held in Western Penn
sylvania, and many are expecting some local
records to be lowered. The l0O-yard and 40
yard races will possibly be the most hotly
contested of the races. Among others
he mentioned the jumps and
bicycle race. Washington and jefferson
have entered team of II men, and from
local accounts expect to WIN the maj lor poT-
tion OF the events: Geneva is expecting the
same honor, and is working hard and saying
little. Their men are in the hands of Mr..
Beniies, their gymnasium instructor
From tn, accounts of their preliminary
field day. Westminster may be expected to
make some brilliant records. Their men are
under the care of W. L. Anderson, of the
Jersey City Athletic Club. The Western
University viii send team of 10 men, and
expect to make "a better show than last year,
when they came out second best Mead
Vile College Will have team of u men
down. Nothing is known of their men, and
possibly they may make the other boys
hustle to get q place at all. The sport will
commence at 1880 A. NJ, and the manager
says no delays will be experienced, but ex-
poets all to run smoothly. The winners of
the above events will most likely enter the
Three AS field day at Exposition Park on