The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-05-19

Provo, May 1S-The town belongs to
happy youth today-to the students of the
University Of Utah, and the students Of
the B. Y. Academy. All the morning a
deep feeling of joyous expectancy pervad-
ed the entire city.
By g o'clock the academy students had
practically all congregated at the Union
Pacific depot, and were waiting for their
visitors. They had with them their ex-
cellent brass band and stirring music, and
the moving mass of gay and blithesome
lads and iassies made things about the
depot appear decidedly lively.
4 Quick Run.
At $50, the Union Pacific special steam
- in, bearing 1856 students. wearing the
4 university colors-silver and deep red,
and il wa greeted by the Academy yell:
" Ru-rahl Ru-rah! B. Y. a. 'Cademy,
'6Jademy, 3. Y. a. Zip, boom, bah! yam!
The University students answered with
their yell: 'Rah-rah-rahi Rah-rah-rah!
Utah! sis, boom, ah! Rah-rah-rah! HUI
the L. of L. Oh, who are the stun? We
are the stuff. UTAH! Rah-rah-rah!
The Contests.
The run to Provo was made in one
hour and Is minutes. including i've stops.
The special was in charge OF Agent rag
CART.
en-, and the whole management CT the eX-
cUrsiOn was entirely satisfactory. Inc $50
students, together with other visitors on
the train and those who came down last
night and this morning on their wheels,
makes the number of visitors in the city
today other than the academy students
and many of their friends ana relatives
from the nearby towns in the county IN
the neighbOrhood of POO.
Leaving the depot, al went to the west
square, where games were at one begun
Putting the Hammer.
Contests were conducted as follows, and
with the following results:
Putting the hammer 10 lbS.-E. y. Mar
eglae, B. Y. A, 60 IT. in; Paul himbal,
L. of u, SO #. 8 inches.
Standing high kick-Bert Olsen 3. 7. a,
Z #. in; Sam Paul. U. of L, IT. 10 in.
Fifty yard dash-H. Smith and Ray
mOnd Day, =. y. A. and Z. Kenyon ana
n oglesby u Of u :oa 4 smith smith + Tqd
Putting shot, II lbS.-G- F. CARR, =. \:
a, 49 #. in; P. P. Christensen, U. of
u. "a #. 10 IL in.
Standing high jump-G: n. RICHARDS, B.
Y. A, it; Cotton, L. of T., 4 #. in.
One hundred yard daSh-Smlth ana
Naeglae, B. Y, A. Oglesby and Kenyon
ond TiueG11 seconds.
At , o'clock the visitors were banquet
ted at the B. Y. Academy.
Notes.
This is the first intercollegiate that ever
occurred in Utah.
No unpleasantness whatever marred the
day.
Scores of bicyclists were in Provo to-
day.
I, The trains from the north this morning
f@re loaded with people who came 10 al
rfYnd the field sports gwen by the stuoentS
q the B. Y. y. and University students.
- A runaway occurred on Centre street
last night. Mrs. Oliver HAYES was IN
town with a horse and cart. The animal
became frightened, demolished the cart
and ran through the central part of town.
No one was nurt. however.
On Monday night Albert Glazier viii be
rendered benedt ball in the First ward
assembly rooms. Mr.. Glazier departs soon
on a mission TO the eastern states.
Leonard Hawkins and Lille May Tan
ner came in today TO procure marriage
license. They being too young ana no
parents being present to give consent,
they were sent back To ask pa and ma.