The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-15

on the board gave way, causing the event to be
postponed. Following is the summary OF
events:
Throwing base ball-Won by G. Gregg, Whit
worth college, distance, BIB It. in; A. Hoveys
Puget Sound university, second, 3i2 Il III in.
Fifty yards dash-Non by Lee Willard, State
university, time. Is seconds: +. Atkins, State
university, second; Fitzmaurice. Washington
Standing high kick-won by Cutting. Wash
ington college, fit in; Palsor, State uniyes-
slty. second. 1t 4 III.
The ball game was pretty contes. until the
last of the fifth. when the University boys
gagged Hovey's delivery and hit him for four
singles. netting three runs. The victory OF the
University team was due 10 the fine pitching
OF Gregg, who struck out eight men in four
innings and did not allow single hit, and the
stick work OF Atkins and Andrews. Barrogar
csusht good game for the picked team. and
made the play of the game, taking a hot line
foul close to the ground The score was: Uni
yersities s, picked team l.
Standing broad jump--Won BY Laugston,
state University. 10 feet; L. Hansacker, Puget
sound University, second, feet IL inches:
Hsaton, state University, third, feet ga iachrs
University, "a feet; II. Nicely. Puget Sound Uni
versity, second. 33 feet ~ inches.
n.gn 'aEpmon 1y ff ps h sans
University, second. feet 9l2 inches.
One hundred yards dash--Won by Fitzmaurice,
WASHINGTON College, Ii Is seconds; f. Atkins.
State University, second; Langston. State Uni
versity, third.
Throwing l2-pound hammer-won by Ford.
State University, S. feet D inches; Langston,
State university, 81 feet inch.
Standing high jump-Wou by Ford, State uni
verslty, feet 4la inches: F. Atkins, State uni
onsT;es & sv State
university, O. 35 seconds: Bickerton, Washing
ton college, second: A. Hovey, Puget Sound
university, third.
Running broad jump-won by Frank Atkins.
State university 10 II. s1a in. L. Hansacker,
Puget Sound university, second, 10 it, 2. in.
Running hop-step-and- jump-Won by Frank
Atkins. State university, ii feet 6l5 inches; l..
Hansacker. Puget Sound university, second. 40
feet inches.
Two hundred yard race-Not run.
Tug -ofwarPostponed.
Baseball game-Won by State university:
score: University 5. picked team /.
The men who directed the sports were as fol-
lows:
Judges-T. McElrov, Yale SIS; J. @. Dudley,
Harvard IS; II. L. Outline. Seattle Field Club;
+. X. Strive, Ann Arbor 80, Seattle Field Clue.
Refereed. n. Baxter, Harvard IS.
Clerk of course-W. B. Goodwin, Yale SO, Sc
attic Field Club
starser-E. Coke Hill, University of Califor-
Ma go.
Umpire of baseball game-Frank B. West
ling, Harvard 81.
The lawn tennis games. forming part of the
days SPORT were played in the morning
at the Olympic Tennis Clubs grounds
AZ the corner of Tenth and Madison streets
The surprise of the day was the remarkably
good game that Crandal and Edwards, of
the State university, played against AyrauIt
and Babcock, of Washington college, who were
considered one of the best teams in the North
west. The contest in singles between Edwards
and Reed was exciting, the former winning on
good placing. The summary:
Singles--Reed, Washington college, beat Sum-
ner, Tacoma academy, 60; 60.
Edwards, State university, beat Reed, rs;
81: Cd.
Doubles-Ayrault and Babcock. Washington
college, beat Sumner and Hewitt, Tacoma
academy, Go; Go.
Ayrault and Babcock, Washington college,
beat Crandall aud Edwards, state university,
rs; Ct.
Play for second places was postponed on ac-
count OF the limited time.