The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-21

- q are: Harvard, Yale, Princeton,
tumbss. University OF Pennsylvania,
3lege ~; she City of New York, Cornell,
NrdBaIe, Georgetown, Lafayette, Univer-
~ Of New York, Rutgers. Stevens. Le-
5sh, Ssfrthmore, Amherst. Williams,
5obsrt. - yohn's, Trinity, University Of
Ntehigaa, Union and University OF YER
Doas.
College s.hletes are always better trained
y the3S ~ championship meetings than are
, thssfss who represent the athletic
cuhs a. s,pcn meetings. The coslegian
e9lns 80 training III the gymnasium IN
Ien1ary; Sax weeks Before the ail-im-
1oftant ;;ssay he goes 10 the training table.
here bis aiet Is under the supervision of
~ rotfge trainer. He has nothing TO
Aoul!e BIS mind. excepting bis studies.
nd be Gaysn't allow them TO bother him
Bfsat esstL. The club man. on the other
ND. begias 10 train. as n rule. when the
oteer allows him To get on the track.
b n.as particularly careful ABOUT his
n and fa does his training IN the hours
lean s;sate from business. The result ia
e the college meetings are more closely
nfstes than the open meetings; and
Intercollegiate championships. in par
Unlas. Furnish the closest individual eon-
- OF t..s year.
While she different events are thus likely
y elosesy contested, it seems rs though
inward in pretty sure Of taking the
Dampio.ssiiip. The crimson has always
leun azeaat strength in track and field
uA1eficss This branch of sport Is more
ppalsr - Harvard thar at any other AMI
HRssy; sssT cams are larger, n ~ we'll,
hot bss4er trained than those Of any
her us, Ssrsity. Harvard athletes have
E0hM Vk..r = h.. - s.t.. ~ e. thu aStxxSns.
Aan the a hlcies Of eli the other colleges
oEether have won for theirs.
The i..ss Intercollegiate championship
% decs,ssst in 1870. That on May ~ will,
Uerefoe@, lie the 18th annual meeting.
It'll Boz likely that many records will b
Roke,i There will be no Cary or Sherrili
the sSsst,,s and no Dow Us or Shattnck
the ssisnster And from present appear
noes eses,a u the ~coilegians il likely TO
zach Has half mile record of | minute
u 10 seiands, or the mile record of I min
oees - III seconds.
kesoFY breaking performances in the
3nsales ss'si jumps are still more unlikely
occus, na.ess. perhaps, Fearing Of IIar-
Seu is' soreed TO do his best. In he
velgh, throwing and walking contests,
eoxevsf- Il is quite probable that ali pre-
vlous Intercollegiate performances will be
ooidona.
The s.sisge Splinter who can run 100
yeras " 10 ID seconds should win that
Ssens tsaf year. With Cary. Sheriff. and
xHslnu ~ the tack the fed of hun
SStea e;saa seems rather indifferent q.
sMaR2 81 Princeton seems 70 have as
4'oaa 9s8sare 10 win the event rs any
Naef, s:st Merrill, Bloss and Thompson
h~srtssai, kamsdols and Baekhoi,s Of
- tnstefSisy al pcnnsylvania, HelAnap
s,ofnsals and Bennett aud Richards OF
- hzay ali prove dangerous 10 the
HsasssSNA man Swain took third 10
- ar F~sedenbgrgh two years ago IN
- uas+ and the irlncetonians Judge his
SSSsa e. that performance and not by
.Isos showing last year, when he MAS
YNssfsfs from Charley horse" Floss
.ssns }.s record f0E running forty
sssas, SCI II be can Keep his speed for the
SAM 40 should lie . winner. Merrill
sanes $fi'aghs 81 as a Splinter until las.
GGsaAa. = Sen he startled she college world
~taaah.s ~ yards in 2t-a secoaas.
~ 2as.ssan mith MERRILL - whether he
sac fad set suto las running quickly
Soasa aatasieli Is very fast. But he
tsssos Efsaeeton's team iasi wear. and /,
~a@as4t Aksly tAst he will cniancsr the
A~Ass s&s} ai2C& = CAauceS ia the sprtnts
seaas'S5as against swan. particularly
&c u 81 Eoai a hUrtley A. he i srrlnfsr.
1919 "a she i0r0 ne displayed At the
- ring games. April -. when he
- - Yafds referred a.. sheaii Win
Ssevss'F rather easily. i!2rvarts, like
a. :, time. however, l. akelv - lie
.At' snd. tt5ouca one II he watches
Se~@ft1 - seconds. | am mc.tae4 TO
80 $ec3atcy o. !Ae Inning. unless
was w3sa the runner. second
~ sssFs ia,2cy s8oss.1 &c b~Gxeen Swain
ssaaSssst n. BT0sn a1I Thomrson Of
IA Asnncu ansi i..ehanas 81 Male,
- As rans. Rams4e.I u the Tat.
s~4ss'y ~ Peansyavanla. Swain. Rich
oAHcr. " law '"e esss
ssa~*srs~aa,ls is IS open - tue hun
- ff1A. ~ Harvard. who Enssaed
- tAHs yeay, wll. prohSbty te tue
SssNH. thss GREAT But II lie starts
80 AslfsEI has chances OF winning
ssf2fd dash. Harvard has tvs
80 SfAs quarter mlgeTs lu Bingham
- nE*&f. s.shss al whom can cover
) II 81 seconds. Ia.s's hes:
saasss. NGo las = record OF ii