The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-14

ssi.snn. Tie games were thoFough
.as.-.. snA With the exception OF the
! is..l heiux in poor condition, there vas
- xunsba<k 70 the thorough enloymeas
/: ~ spcn.
b; ~. a sshgesic standpoint the meet
|: e. -. ensIncnsly satisfactory, nearly all
!: II ..~oeds Of the Association being
E..~ked sosse Of the new ones made be-
80 ,.narfable under the conditions
-. - : close struggle for honors be-
/ -. Whi.xorth college and the state
]; ..s.s,xify. the former coming out shade
|: ,a.ad hy WHINING the mos, first prizes.
r., athletes carried OF eight first. four
! SrDad and two third prizes, while the
;s-irsssssy had five FIRST. five second aud
= shifd pyixes. Vashon won small
]: p. 4 The pie with one first. three second
- enc third prize. while Puget Sound
u su1rarrisy was shut oIt altogether, not
i 1lk;nx even third prize.
n - individual iaarois Of the day Eel! to
4 81 Atkins, OF the state university, who
Il - art In each Of the three events in
Il sSieA 10 entered, aud with this record to
i \. s,sdis he il entitled to hold for year
4 = liver cup. Offered by the Seattle Attn
4. "a Cub "a the member of the association
1 s~uine the creates. number Of points.
/ - iime in the 51ya-d dash was
j lsaunosuenal being :-a seconds, only
ffh Of second short Of the
rasd's amateur record. held by L. {.
nrn. Although the timekeepers un-
1ecbsed.y took the time fast, 1t vas never
Hsen : splendid performance. Atkins
~ H. running high jump with ease,
/ 1uns,ne 8 feet 4 inches. after his next
/ senpstitor had dropped ont Mt 4 feet !
I,ekea In the running broad jump he
4 "a came out ahead without any diff
! eslsy. making - feet Is inches. In ali
/ NM Of the events he broke the previous
/ HeofdS
re work Of Martin, Of Whitwor,h COL
-. was scarcely whit less credlsablc
lbsa that Of Atkins. He took two first
psses. and lost the fifty yard run to At
has il what came very near TO being a
/ III heat. He did some wonderful sprint
= IN the 10, yards. covering the distance
i shs remarkably fast time of 10 2-5 Sec
SsdA He also won the 40 yards run
taadiiy, IN 81 is seconds.
Ii the baseball throwing Gregg made
1Gi<et 10 inches. beating the Association
pe0sd held by himself over thirty feet.
h the standing broad jump Langsson
- easily with feet 10 inches. which
! vutb inches ahead Of Gould, the only
en- entry.
d he twcivc-poInd shot put the ring
! ~ ii miserable condition. being in con-
oaat danger Of falling TO pieces. while the
oeles;ants did not know how to handle
ksmseivss properly. Gregg, OF Whit
soeth, Won with IS feet inches. Ford, of
- stats university. being good second
s!th Is feet IA inches.
u the twelsc-pouna hammer throwing.
hpansy. Of Whi.wor,h. won easily with
fss ~ inches, Shelton, OF Nashon,
nakiag - fee, ! inches.
b the standing high jump Ford and
Gould tied with 1 feet 81 inches, and in u
toss ~ xith coin tn get u decision Ford
xxx nsst prize
The pole vault was a pretty contest, al
tAsaxh ostrander had no difficulty IN dis
ha<ing his competitors. Laugston and
xalsAles dropped oat ut feet -. inches.
ossfander. whose style Is remarkably fine.
MT on 10 5 feet "a inches and then
Stepped xithoa, failing.
Ia the sia-yard run Martin hea. on.
randall in very close race, III which
Asassson vas a good third.
IN The sAyard hurdle t'randall took the
MY nrs. prize for Nashon. The result
nsyss Asse been different had not Alder
saa sFirpea and fallen twenty yards from
"a Asst was he gave Crandal. tight
rae sof hrst place,
lie easehali game between Whitwotsh
saa pscked ieEm from the state tniser-
w and Nashon Was called st the end ..
- 'eatth INNING by reason Of an injury
~Askins. who MAS catching fa! the picked
uam. lie had his hand hurt by Wild
fseh. and as no ore could b. found ia
nes he place the game necessarily came
"assnss. The score then stood = 10 in
"s 81 Wh!tworlh. The feature Of the
Nas Vas the pitching OF Gregg. who
'saeA cut the i!Fst three men 81 bat Tho
s~ss-ap OF the teams was as follows