The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-19
A TIE AT PHILADELPHIA.
California and Princeton Each Scores
EIf.sIs

Philadelphia. May 1S-The University OF
California athletes verified their pretiic-
ton of hard tussle with the University
of Pennsylvania by scoring a tie in the
field and track sports today. The points
were not reckoned as they were at
Princeton last week. when the tigers
were beaten 81 TO 81. Only firsts were
counted today. and at the finish each
team had scored Z. The threatening
weather and the steeplechase racing kept
people away, and there was an attendance
of only about 1000. The Pennsylvania
men ascribe the tie to the absence of
Ramsdell. the crack runner who was not
in condition to compete. They feel sure
that he would have won the 30 and 40
yard dashes and made the score 3 to in
favor of the home team.
Many of the contests were exciting
notably the mile walk and the 440-yard
run. In the walk, Marvin, of California,
started off with squirt and kept the lead
until the third lap. when Fetterman, OF
Pennsylvania. passed him. A moment
afterward. Davis. of Pennsylvania, was
following his colleague leaving Martin
behind. but in the last lap the California
man put on steam and won in a most
exciting finish by about four inches, Fet-
terman coming second.
In the 440-yard dash, Capt. Koch, OF
the California team. took the lead. War
rem, of Pennsylvania. pushed him hard.
and afterward., after covering about 200
yards, passed him. whereupon Koch made
a squirt and won ny about three yards
orion. of Pennsylvania. won the half
mile without any difficulty. Schell coming
second. Bradley, the Californian, was not
in It a any stage, and was so used up at
the finish that he was unable TO compete
in the mile run. which was a waikover
for Jarvis. of~Pennsylvania
The 2a0-yar1 dash went to the visitors
with ease, Pennsylvania not being IN It
from the start. Barnes finished first with
Scoggins a close second. Both the hIIr-
die races were handily taken by the Gait
fornians. In the 120 yards Dyer ard Tor
rey ran a dead heat for FIRST. Schlief COM
ing in away Behind. Tho 90 hurdles was
another close contest between the Cali
forn.an hur1le=s. but Torrey came in a
few yards in advance Of Dyer. Middleton
Of Pennsylvania taking third place,
Schlief. his partner, having fallen over
one of the hurdles.
The two-mile bicycle race ended in a
-fizzle. The starters were Dozler for Cal
ifornia and Osgooyi AMI Coates for Penn
sylvania. Cssgood. who has a record of
5.O7. took the lead and easily maintained
f. On the second lap Doz.er dropped
out of the race. complaining OF a cramp
in the leg. osgood finished IN 5.37 So.
with Coates second. The field events
were without special interest.
The officers OF the sports We're: Referee
J. w. Kelly. ir. A. A L.: track judges.
Harry Mcmillan. w. II. Recap. II. w.
Schlichter. Harold Brum: field judges. ].
W. r. Collins, \. =. Childs: timers. =. l..
Geyelin. F. II. Lee, +. b. Ellis, reasurers
DR. T. T. Ward n. w Beam, -. G. Clegg;
announcer. y. r. Young; clerk Of the
course II. e. Alexa nder assistants. c. Fl.
Parkins. W Walters, f. Engleman; judge
of walking. r. II. Murray. A. a. c; start
II he "
hundrei-yard dash--Bucholz. T.. Of F..
won: Barnes. California second: ScOg-
gins. California. and Judd. L. of P. tied
for third. Time. 10 Is.
Half-mile run--Orton, T. OF r, won s.
W. Schield, L. Of p. second; Bradley. Cal
hornia. third. Time EOS.
Putting the shot-Kntpe. I. Of P. won,
80 feet y inch :Kerch. California, second.
IS feet 81 inches.
coward hur1le-Dyer and Terry Cal
ifornia. tied for first place; Schlief L. of
Z, third. Time, Is 10 seconds.
One-rnile walk-Meryin, California, won
hv four inches: F'etterTnaT. L. Of p. SEQ
ond: Davis, L. of T., Third. Time, MIN
utes 81 seconds.
Running high tump-Wrndsor won.
feet II inches: Koch. California. second.
5 feet I0l4 inches Patterson, California,
third. feet =. inches.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
Barnes California, first; Scoggins, Cali
fornia, second; Freeman, L. OF F.. third:
Snlnan. Pennsylvania, fourth. Time.
g2st seconds.
Running broad 3umP-Woolsey. Cali
fornia. won. q feet 3as inches; Bucholz.
L OF r. second, - feet a. inches; Wat
Ter. L. Of p. third. - feet 4 inch.
The one-rnile run went 10 L. Of r. by
default Bradley was used up in the half
mile race. and there was no other entry
for California. Jarvis had a walk-over
Time Al 3-5.
Two htsnsfrez1 arx3 twenty yard hurdle
7,9~r~y. California. won: Dyer California.
ees4or1f. Milton L. Of T.. third. Time,
= IS ssrJ-flIS.
,rsvo-rnzge bicycle rzce-osgood. L % p,
won. Coates. L. ~ P. seco1ai. IooZie-.
California gave up ora the second lap
and retired Time. 5:5I Is.
-Four hundred and forty yarr dash
E-x.,h. California, won; Warren. L. % F.,
es.eoF,d. Ste~rsut. L. OF r.. TaArd. IArnns
IS 4-5 s@ccu1s.
California Won the hammer L9ToT and
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