The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-09-23
CHARGES AGAINST JUDGE.
Tacoma Club Alleges Unfairne>s In
SATURDAYS Games.

Tacoma. Sept. z. -SpsciaI-The :" Rah'
par, 'gah"' Of the Nlultnomah Club.
.asrh echoed and re-echoed through the
,saa last night and reverberated among
.ss Kills hack Of the reservation until a
lie hour this morning has died away, and
n aay today the defeated but still con-
sssnt athletes Of the Tacoma Athletic
1Tab have consoled themselves for their
ksi laurels and are prophesying great
tAngs for themselves next spring.
Almost the sole topic among the haunts
q the amateurs is the "hog-it-all' policy
rnrsu.d by the winning club This Is not
~ TO any soreness or disappointment
consequent upon defeat. but rather to the
desire OF Tacoma athletes TO keep the
ssort clear Of such tactics as were fol-
lived bv the Muitnomah men. Referee
Judge comes In for most OF the roasting.
and the club Of which he Is president is
presumed 10 indorse his actions.
Four strong charges OF unfairness. 10
Use a mild term. are laid against Mr..
Judge and the Multnomah club. The ref
cree protested Tacoma's phenomenon.
Sweeney, first, as being a nonresident
member o. the club. and secondly, on the
grounds Of professionalism. The second
charge was substituted for the first when
MuItnomah realized that Tallant. an As
iarIa man. was liable 20 protest on tho
sane grounds There was no evidence
whatever 70 Justify the charge of pro-
fessionalism. and when the committee.
composed OF three men from Tacoma and
three from Portland. took IL UP the charge
vas dismissed and Sweeney's medals are
restored 70 him.
In the semi-hnsl In the 220-yard run. Ed
die Dickson had second place up his
sleeve" But az the finish Mr.. Judge
Of Dickson. who had TO run around him.
Coyne. Of Multnomah. took second. and
Dickson was disqualified from the finals.
The two-nile bicycle race would have
hsen won by Jones but for the iockeyinC
g us three competitors from the Multi
nosah Club. They got him in a pocket
saf = was only by splendid squirt that
~ J. A. G. rider extricated himself and
tack second
Several errors as 10 Pacific Northwest
Association records were made I'm tho
seore card. which was prepared in Port
lsnd The most fragrant one was in the
lsysri dash. which eas credited 20 Fun
o. ard Bennett. OF NJ. 4. a g. 10 i-5 being
iss figures given. This record was sent
sai hT the Associated Press. and Fuller
vas credited in the dispatches with low
eFlng 4 20 ~ 3-5. MacGregor. Of r A. G..
made the record. 10 3-5. AT Portland, June
fast beating Fuller two ana half yards
and the latter simply equaied the former
tine
There was no happier man In Tacoma
hsi night than e T.. Sweeney. whose per-
faTmance. considering that he had never
irsined day in his life. was something
wonderful He made Kerrigau. the crack
Jumper Of Multnomah. exert al his pow
tfs 70 preserve his laurels IN the running
hish jump
The T n 4. trophy was 10 have been
Presented the winning club at the theater
hsi night. eight boxes having been re-
prYed Tor the victors. but owing 20 the
hiness 81 The leading lady or "'rhe Bur
Faf company there was no performance.
The following committees FOR tho ensu-
iag year were appointed hv President Cur
US 81 the = y. 4. at meeting % the
eard Of managers held last evening AT
hs Tacoma hotel
seaeiule-Gcorge T. Wnlett. First Regi-
rent A \ J : Goldsmith. :. 4. c., "
: Dawson. r. A a
Aemocfship-H r. Judge N \. 4 c..
Steincamp Ia Grande \ c.: Sol
frfaen'hal. y \ \ e.
ftl1 and reinstatement Ed Steincamp.
= 1rsnde 4 c. u r.. Judge. NJ A. y.
- g. Dawson. r \ 4
Ffotesls-S0l Prudential. J. : Gold
szih s a g.: T. NJ Gum. \ +. c.
toe NcMuville or. and Seattle Y. NJ
Athletic Clubs were admitted q
a.'aofrsair iu The =. = A.. making a to-
q ten clubs now represented.