Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-06-29
ALLEGHENY FIELDDAY
A Big List of Entries for the Three
AS Saturday Meeting.
MANY COMPETITORS FROM AFFAIR
Will Endeavor to Defeat the Home Repre-.
sentatives in the Events
sEvENTY.FoUR MEN TO BE CONTESTANTS


interest taken in the Allegheny Athletic
Association field meeting. to be held Satur-
day afternoon at the SO AS" grounds,
formerly Recreation Park. The fact that
"a men have made 173 entries shows that it
will be one of the biggest affairs of the kind
ever held here, and the attendance will be
drawn not only from this city but from
Michigan, New York, Philadelphia, the
colleges of this State and Ohio. A band
will furnish music during the afternoon
and matters will be made as pleasant for
the guests of the Association as possible.
The track has been placed in the best of
shape, a cinder 100 yards path has been
| completed, and the grand stand has been
| made more comfortable.
| The entries for the events are as follows:
One hlndred-Y.rd Run-L. F. L. Pynchona,
ley Pond. D; A. G.: Charles y. Stage. g. A. G.;
MApps:lsy 4 S.;sy! 2 4. Z; Wlilism MsGss ?: E;
ss sa.fs s1saR Gardner ss ssee1s s. f. u h%
4; Charles Dillon, Unattached: William BeTnaTt
D: A. G. Edward Ryan, D. A. c..
Mitchell e. ana ch.s staTe
nell; E: E: g; G.; = D; Bachelor. 2: e. g. 9, (:
sfiihnser, II. 4. 4; Herhert Sam6y. N. A. A.;
E. % G. e.. RUFUS 4. stsrrett. ". J. 4. A.; Ash
yy,iS ley Pond, u. A. c.; John A. McKenna. unat-
Four hundred and forty-yard run-Fred S.
Mitchell h G. s.i, q A. A.; THOMAS VI Mssbitt C. A.
NJ A: A.; ). q. Eollands. m a. Il: 4. %; George n.
ddaughli3; Jr;: A; A. A.: J: Howard Fly: =, z:
Gii S.r5: W T; A. NICK sPss5; Rs@;;s
Wintringer. M. A. Club: william Metcaif.
y. Ssso,ss sSar;s; g 4 4: Snss =: Y Haley <:
& G IsHas Higgins shaIps6aFg a;
Mex. speer. Il. + I. A. A.: Harry Austin. b D. <.
2, y. 4. Wade, A. A. A; G. c. wintrinser, NJ.
MANI Mf " john %bafS g. A. T. Tes%s: !t's
Harry Austin. II s. a's a. e.; E: X. Palmer r.
unattached: nn J.; r. Wade. A: A. A.
Kress, unattached: James MeGee. D. A.C.
kPnnnE s1asbj5n high 5umPSosn WoeS f. f.G G ! N
A.: Joseph Hamilton. Washington Y. NJ. C.. A.:
=. B: McKennan. A. A.; A.; Addison Boren, e. E.
sies w. ch1.fs e. NJ wisoG Ii g. g. c A Fran: H
Harry Harry Jewett, D. A. c. G. L. n. Price, unat-
Running Broad Jumpo7John p. Wood, 4; ;o:s.
bIEE n Ross, C. A.; MckepPap .,ai.ia, A A. AZ
E G. C.: Charles 9. Miller, +. +. g. 9. &C. jar.
5ets = Ga M Wilson A 4 A.; ch.1gyy Harry
lam IcGse. p. a. &. % :a Z. n. Price, Unattached. N
an aS2 So4sa sea Sh.res s.
Miller; N E: E. G. c.; c. 4: jarrett: F. z. g. G; A.
u Pole vault: i F. 1. PynehSn. A: G. $. ~: Al
bert Deshler. Sharpsburg Y. n. e. A.; c. Close,
Putting i6-pound Shots =. Morris, sharps-
burg Y. NJ. G; Al; T.. 8. Duncan, A. A; A; Jos.
Ksna.s L. x.sa9ft0R & Goats NJ 4 p Adj f
son Roren. E. E. g; C.; g. a. Jarrett. E; z. e.
Har5y Jewe1s ~ Al Mceee P
shsrpsRprS NJ G. A.; y1s skInnn, HamiIton, Wash:
e.: Il il oca'fs g. Fry. a f. E G. oo'S0n q. 00fsn T. E.
One hundred and twenty yards hurdle-L. F Z.
Hollands. n: 4. Al. 3; McKennan. 4. 4. A.;
Wn bsiy.F Ey B. g. %S Msss seoi b p 4 o.
TqSd A. G. Nj e. q Hollands y Hs Nj j. 4 Z AJ
Theodore Luce. D. 4: G.; VIM. Bernart. D. A. c..
VIM. MCGEE, u. A. G.
l. Higbee, 4. 4. A.; 4. /. Whitesides. y; G.; g:
Gibson Ga:e E. G. &C " Y E5sDDsIs1sE 5sDs Eas,a: E e.
F. fettieord. A. A. A.: 5. G. Baieweli. A. A. A. IS.
Victor King. A!A. A.
Two-mile bicyce-Arthur L. Banker, A. A. A.;
G. C.. Samuel T. Ecces A. A. A.. w. C. Rands,
D. A. c.: Charles H. Petticord. A. A A.; b. c.
Half-mile bicycle novice-Lea Higbee, A. A. A.;
George s. Weir. Sharpsburg Y. n. c. A.; r. L.
G.: j. P. Culbertson, E. E. G.. c.: Samuel T.
Eccles, A. A. A.; Charles B. Schidecker, unat-
tached; Charles H. Petticord. A. A. A.. b. G.
Bakewell, A. A. A.; s. Victor King A. A. A.