The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-05-04

this section. a close third no.urs,s,s,a,.-
ing the terrible odds avafnxt hs-n ~.
sen Blanck ~as sli. bur ran Few laps.
Maen ne fell In faint. and was taken
from the track He vas attended IN The
ofessins ro5r5. ard 70 serious results
Nsrs anticipated One of the features of
NSo mas a faculty ~ coming down the
Iome strefcn ike q whirlwind. He may
De termed hard fnssher.~
Running High Jump.
The hrss applause k-oash. or. sn ne
rshning high Jump was when Daniels. Y.
"a - a. went lightly over the taa~ a.
l@et = inches swoffori L A A failed
-. % on MS second trial went over prei-
NY Plummer Y VI g a vert nyys-
or the first trial The k,ar was rsfaea -
Fs@t ~ inchea. and C. II. Larsen. scratch
vent over IN mis- awkward peculiar way.
As ne d3d so. Prof Van der vear said.
~ nat q beautiful jumper he would ~ y
.sssAeo. S~offord. 7. NJ g. A. failed
3hree times a. feet n inches AMI was
| out Daniels cleared feet 10 inches. but
sahed al The next rise. wFth a s-luch
naifdicap Il locked as IL Daniels ought 10
Prove winner. Larsen cleared feet
Easily Plurnrner failed az feet / inch.
! Larsen made two failures AZ 3 feet inch
and then surprised everybody nv passing
over the bar prstfily. Many expressions
OF regret were heard that Frank Atkins
the "eIl-snown Y. ". c. A. tusnper was
not IN the match. The Judges announced
fnree ties for FIRST piacse--f1wsng s inches
Daniels inches. and Pfumrner inches
Larsen. Of course. did the best work. but
the handicaps were too mgch for him 10
overcome.
In the iurnp-off to settle the question %
supremacy. Daniels with allowance Of s
inches. made an actual Jump OF feet II
inches. and took first place Ewing and
RUNNER tossed for second place and
Ewing won
Gonnor's Brave But Vain struggle.
When the f4-yard race was called only
eight starters responded. They were II.
II. Conner. s. A. C. scratch: F. Free
burger. u. A. A. and Y. NJ. c. A. IS
yards; William Ask L. a. a and Y. NJ.
&. A.. il yards; A. Jennings. T.. A. A. and
y. NJ. G. A. = yards. T. +. WHgus. Z.
a A. and Y. NJ. c. A. p yards. II. q.
BusheR, Y. NJ. c. A., Is yards: William
Myers, Jr.. Y. II. G. A. p yards; ID.
Brsce. Y. u. c. A. g yards.
Conner caught Ask on the first lap,
passed him on the second. but could not
overcome the lead the other runners had
although encouraged by music ana the
applause Of the crowd. Jennings gave
second exhibition OF good running and
really won easily in minute II. seconds,
with Bruce a fair second and Nilgus
third.
Great Running In the Relay.
The pole vault was omitted owing 10
lack OF time, and the relay race called.
When Inyerarity came our for trial
spin and ran down the track he was given
an ovation.
The first three starters were Westlake.
| $. A. c; ostrom. L. A. a. and Gardner.
| i. NJ. &. A. Nestlake darted 10 the front
| and az The fourth lap was leading By
long distance. When he passed the run
| TO inyerarity he had a quarter lap. Jen-
| nlngs made great effort TO catch In
verarity. but could not get within awenty
| feet OF him. Carter took the third trial
| for g A. G., and gave "A faar lead to Con-
nor. who fell down on the FIRST tap. and
| Andrews. L. A. A. got the lead. Jnen
| Connor picked himself up and went after
| him, and not since Common made the re-
| markahle squirt In the relay race with
Tacoma haa there been such exhibit
| tion of speed. lie fairly flew around the
| track. passed Andrews, despite remark
| able sprinting on the laeter's part. and
| won the race amid applause that fairly
| shook the old building, The time given
| out when the <. A. q. team was declared
| a winner was minutes. seconds. The
| makeup OF the teams. according 10 re-
| lays was as follows: First-W estlake. ;.
| a. c.. OStrom, L. a. A. Gardner, \. NJ
| G. a
second--Inverari ty. s. a C.; Jennings.
T. a \: Humes. y. NJ. G. 4.
| T'hird-oarter. <. A. G; Blckerton, y.
| NJ c. A.; Anderson. l. \. n.
Fourth--Connor. 5. A. C.; Upper. J. NJ.
| G. ~. Andrews. Il. a. a Won by >, a
G. In minutes. s seconds.
=. A. &. Wins at Basket Ball.
n was 1890 O'Clock before the basket
ball teams appeared for a little prelimin-
| airy practice. Every one was eager for
the fray and as the first player stepped
into the court. the atmosphere was shat
tered as though by a Wagner orehestra
IN It's finale Then Ballet held the ball
and the players took their positions. Up
goes the sphere. there Is clash and the
game is on FIRE. How they play Cal
houn just misses twice. then the Y NJ. G
A. fouls and the $ \. &. misses. Soon
the same thing happens for the other
side Phillips does pretty work and lIaw-
ley assisted by lie Gate. makes the first
goal Of the game-one for the \. Nj. {. y.
and there Is another Wagner crash.
The Y. NJ. c. a fouls. but the :. a. c.
miss again. IL Is not long. though, before
George Hurf gets his chance and the BAH
is in the basket. mai king the score even.
There are two WRguers in one at this.
The bali on being brought hack goes out
Of bounds twice. when Hurd gets IN his
pretty work once more. Now there Is
less noise. as goals are commoner- An
other foul hy the s. 4. G Is thrown by
Phillips for the association. making tie
on an association foul. when Railet
blows his whistle and the first half comes
10 an end with the score to ,. and the
Juvenile orchestra strikes ~ to socthe
excited nerves.
The second half opens with less intens-
ity than the first. although the passing Is
perhaps finer Hurd is all over and Cal
haun is with him. The association Is
holding its own however. and the game
looks like football Phillips misses A good
chance through forgetting that he IS not
in the associa ton gymra stun and towing
too long. The association fouls and Hurd.
the never-faiiIng. throws one moro goal
Philltr~ brings the score OF his side up 20
ny a clean throw on a foul He has an
other chance and Is watched with trem
bling by the :. \. G. bat fails. Collins
ended the game by a pretty throw. mai
ing the score ) TO IN favor OF the
:. \. =.
The makeup OF the teams was as
follows:
: \ c team-Josiah Collins. Dr, @. i.
NcCuiloch. George uurd Fry. J. W.
Fox r. W Calhoun, r " Halter r. W.
Sehoenle. r \ Fredericks. substitutes.
J. I. Waller (captainl. J. l. Dawson, +.
A Sufer.
Y. NJ G. \. team-R T. Hawley. +.
Hector. : NJ Humes Il r. : Phillips.
W W Ewing. r y. lie Gate. William n.
Lewis (raptainl. ~. n Smith, L. g. Pa
;nllo. suhstifutes. " Meyers. ir-. II. W.
RAYMOND J. Y \. Smith. : HoYt