Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1894-06-15
Il. OIL. FitI.I Day Sports

idahn cook ,.lace yesterday afternoon.
Erar,,mng combined to make the event
an exceptionally ~uccesstul one. The
day. perfect ali he banks and bus
mess houses closed so as to allow their
employees to attend the games, while the
f.ct that the students Of the Washing
to- Agricultural college and School OF
Science at Pullma, we're to contest
nearly very event aided in bringing
out am audience Of nlly 600, nearly half
of them ladies
Tn frst event VS. the mile race, IN
which e VI. Barb.o and II. d. Martin
of the L OF l., a,d W. G. Kruegel and
F. e,nolds OF he W. A. G., we're
the nrestanrs The struggle was an
exciting one. MrErynolds winning IN
5;25. with Krueeel second. O. ID.
Thomas. U. Of brew the l6-pound
hammer G8 feet, Z inches, james Howard
L. of |. being second. J. 7. Lieuallen,
L. of won the 100 yards in IL sec
onds, it'll J. L. Glbreth, .. of l., sec
"a Tho 900 ,afds hurdle race was
aIso won Inv Tieu....en in 80 seconds, M.
w. Barnett, U. of l., being second.
Lieualon also won the prize for throw
ing the b seball With throw of BOG feet,
IL - II Arn,s,,,,g IT. of l. second
.,;,t, thrn,r ~ ost feet. "A inches.
,Tq'a .,o mia ,.ieyg,a race also went to
Han ~, d.f.,.',
Two triais were ,eeded to determine
,ha IN rord as.n i,nallen winning in
"a sgconds with r d. Thompson, W.
"A = s,copd l,rnett won the pole
y nh for heipbt handilv, with record
r7c'a, inch 4, ,rge Wagner. w. A.
- ,n',, seoond q Mix. u. of l., won
no nala vanlt for Instance. with George
W. w. saonnd Thar records were 20
faat Of inches and 10 feet G inches res
,,sati,.lr = u Thomas kicked the
f,ou,,n o. fa.t 10 inches and won
W mt fine IL Mound shot 80 feet
q inrhas derea,ipp Thomas. Lieualen
Won Tho standing high lump with rec
ard of 4 feet 81 inches. and the standing
L,aoa i,,or with q feet ~ inches Thorn
no haing sacond in both events. f. M,
Toudan w A G.. won the running
b;ob kick and McReynolds the 900
- dosb in % seconds Thomas de-
s,.,,l yVoq,nor in the kick with both
toat e., haiobt after nrolonped contest.
rrt'..,,,., ,,,,,, tho running hon. step and
-, ,,,tb q record of AZ feet 4 inches.
i A McMeekin. w. A. G, being second.
Rarher wor the 410-yard run in 025,
&c., rarv ovoitino strnpple Kruegel
,,'aa ,aoond WAGNER won tie running
I'D inn,n with record of Is feet 4
-, n II Uoagland. II. of l., being
,l
.,,+ ~ tho dav was the $50
ua1an raioy raca for a handsome banner,
u9 I've 10 lodios of the uniyer-
XIV Each collage presented a team of
Sa,,n r,nnors Idaho being represented
1T 7, Gilhretb G, d. Thomas, II. II.
Hoapland and J. T. Lieuallen, while
WaaI;arton had r NcRAynolds. II. X
n n"'i,' = w Tono and n d. Tbomp-
pu'on, ;ts nbonnio Each pair OF
SUI 90 ,roe roonired to carry wand
100 uords ond then deliver it to an
loi 80 ,rnor md so on to the finish
NJ idaho representatives showed their
.,. no IN tbe raniditv with which they
p,aos,1V tba ~ard from runner to runner
pa paeSeu g.o " .a T'iarolIan crossed the
no &c ahoad ~ NcRevnolde. was
iine III / NV, - taol, soma time before
ipvens, h' "nI or the crowd abated suf
cue en;o V4I to nerm,t the continuance Of
+ba contests
g. Iod;os ooncluded the sports
four events DelDS given up On "NOO"