The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-05-07

koARN the other schools In
1l athletics, there 10 lit
81 tie else talked Of, and
.,.rv,hins points toward some great
& ssr,syles for supremacy in the different
contests All the men who are entered Tor
20 the events are in active daily train
e.. a, the mark. The other schools who
"a, 10 ,enresented are Puget Sound uni
..-.,,v Of Tacoma; Whitworth college, of
cumner and Vashon college. of Quarter
master.
| The fact that no msn will be allowed to
.,,er more than three events is causing
eome of the good alI-round athletes to set
- work in real earnest to find in what
events they excel, and to devote their
training only in that direction. In the 100
Yard sprint Ludlow is thought to be the
most formidable entry at the university.
uuless Frank Atkins enters. The latter
rl probably, however, devote himself to
The jumping contests, In which he il un-
doub,edly the best man in the school He
viii likely enter the running high and
mining broad jumps, aud either the hop.
step and jump, or the pole vault. He is
prt,y sure of winning all of these, unless
j, be the pole vault, in which he would
hsye formidable rival in Hugh Langston,
the champion high kicker of the Pacific
Northwest. Langston is generally looked
rpon as a winner of the standing broad
lump, he having record of ten feet, made
last year. Ford has won the standing
high Jump for the last two years, and
ought TO do it again this year if he 10 in
form.
The university men are not sanguine Of
carrying of the sprinting races. Ludlow
and Frazier are rated As about the best
men q. fifty yards. Anderson won the
44lyards dash last year and will make
strong pull for it again. He and Frazier
will also probably represent the university
In the 220-yards hurdle race.
Ford won last year both in putting the
tvelve-pound shot and throwing the
tselve-pound hammer. but many Of the
college men are picking Nickels, the
sturdy young guard on the university
iootbail team, a. . winner. He has shown
lp finely in practice, especially in throw
Ing the hammer. Langston will also have
some,hing to say ~ to the disposition of
the prizes in these events.
The general opinion il that Gragg, the
pitcher of the Sumner college baseball
kam, will win the baseball throwing.
Las. year he threw 313 feet 3 inches.
Driington, OF the university. has been
doing some strong throwing. however, and
promises to push Gragg for the honors.
The full list of events in their order, with
| Tie prizes and the donors, il az follows:
One hundred yard dash-First, gold medal,
H. K strive ana +. K. Strive; second. silver
medal, Union Hardware Company; third. collar
aud cuff box. Quick Drug Company.
Fifly.yard dash-Ftrst prize, donated BY Seat
lie Athletic Club: second, silver medal, w. J.
Fox: third. photograph album, g. o. Guy.
Four hundred and forty-ysrd dash-First. gold
media. +. l. stinson: second, silver medal. Cas-
Gaze laundry; third. Macauley's history. George
Ward
throwing .welvs-pound hammer-First, Dick.
sns' works, J. II. Calvert Co.: second, ragor.
In Hooper; third, half dozen silk ties, II.
Hershberg d Co.
Raining high jump-First, gold medal, Press
,7nse: second. silver medal. Seattle Jewery
Company: third, walking cane, Goldstein Hat
4 Company.
Tarowing basebsll-First, silver cup. Barre
fses: second, spill: bamboo cane. Hardy & Hall:
bird. six months subscription to Posi- INTELLI-
h sRscRE
Putting l,-pound shot-First banjo, O. E.
Isi.ls 4 Co.; second, silver match safe, w. g.
| G.lger Co: third, one years subscription to
! weekly Press Tinles
Running broad jump-First, one years sub
se'ption to daily Telegraph: second. silk UNI
trslia. Kline & Rosenberg; third, one years
absorption to weekly Press Tfmes
Hep, step aud iump-First, suit pattern, A.
khcssmscher: second. club bag grip. 7. NJ.
kasn Co: third. one years subscription to
weekly Press Tfmca
Sanding high jump-First, one years sub
Fripton to daily Posi- ISrRLLIsENcER; second,
eslr shoes. San Francisco shoe store: third. one
FEARS subscription 10 the weekly Press Times.
Pole Vault-First, websier's Unabridged Die
tonsry. "a Friend, :" second. hat. Riley Bros. !;
alrd lawn tennis shoes, Washington Rubber
| fenpany
Standing broad iump-First, Shakespeare's
sorks, Lowmsn d Hsnford; second, razor and
step t0ha sehralu Company: third, one years
inscription to weekly Press Tisaes.
Two hundred aud twenty yard dash-First.
g. medal. Geofge A. smith; second. silk um-
l'e4a, Chester C!eary; third. razor. Sullivan
sfas
The sports will close with a baseball
fsnie between teams picked from the state
university and Vashon on one side and
i'om Puget Sound university and Whit
worth on the other. The school winning
'he most events will carry of two tug-of-
var belts offered by A. q. Spaldiug &
mos. ami which are now held from last
sason by the state university. The Seat
lie Athletic Club also expects to offer q
eophy for the school making the best
Winning record.
lNo of the judges for the occasion are TO
cone from Sumner. The others will be
Rom Seattle. The Seattle judges chosen
ae: l. ). Lippy, physical instructor y.
~ A.; EIwla Hall Warner, Seattle
FED Club; Il. N. Huri, Yale SIS, and
eeeFse r. Folsom, Seattle Athletic Club.
lie other otfi ,ers will be: Referee, u. n.
haxies, Harvard *, Seattle Athletic Club;
se'S Of course Fred X. Struve. Ann Ar
sst' Seattle Athletic Club: starter, T..
.'se hill. University of California go;
s@pire Of baseball. game, Frank b. West
aAs, Harvard s.. Seattle Athletic Club.