Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1895-06-15
OUR BOYS WINNERS.
The Pink and Blue Waves Victorious
Over the Orange and Black
Lusty Athletes of the Agricultural Coll
ege too Much for the Idahoans'

boys Of each institution having many
enthusiastic supporters on the ground,
as was evinced by the rounds OF applause
that rent the air whenever an event was
lost, although the admirers OF the Idaho
lads were not made hoarse with cheering.
1t was decidedly Pullman day, and
representatives of the Evergreen state
carried off the bulk of the prizes, losing
only four events, the MoscoWltes taking
first only in the mile run, standing broad
Jump, hurdle race, and relay race.
The events, with winners, were as fol-
lows:
Foot race, so yards-McReynolds OF
Pullman won, Kays of Moscow second;
time, 8 seconds.
High pole ,ault-Doty of Pullman
won. Kavs of Moscow second; height 8
feet inches.
Running high jump-Corner of Pull
man won, McMeekin of Pullman second;
height, feet.
Hundred yard race-Thompson OF Pull
man won, McReynolds OF Pullman sec
ond; time / l5 seconds.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Estby
OF Pullman won, Hagberg OF Moscow sec
ond; distance so 6-l0 feet.
Putting 12-pound shot-Lowden OF
Pullman won, Clemens OF Pullman Sec
ond, Doty of Pullman third; distance,
| 81 LILO feet.
Mile race-King of Moscow won, krue-
| Gel of Pullman second time, 4 minutes
! SO seconds.
Standing broad jump-Orcutt OF Mos
COW won, McMeekin OF Pullman second; !;
distance, 8 feet inches.
Four hundred and forty yard race
McReynods ofPullman won, McCroskey
of Pullman second; time, l minute /
second.
Running high kick-Lowden Of Pull
man won Clemens Of Pullman second !;
height, feet 4 inches.
Hurdle race, 1870 yards-Barnett Of
Moscow won, Doty OF Pullman second !;
time, q 4-5 seconds.
Standing high jump-Corner of Pull
man won, Orcutt of Moscow second /;
height, 4 feet.
Two hundred and twenty yards
Thompson, OF Pullman won, Long of
Pullman second; time, 26 seconds.
Standing hop, step and jump-Mc-
Meekin of Pullman won, Nixon of Pull
sacond, McCroskey of Pullman third ;
distance, 81 7-10 feet.
Running hop, step and jrmp-Mc-
Meekin of Pullman won, Harrison OF
Pullman second, Lowden OF Pullman
third; distance, thirty-eight and eighty
five hundredths feet.
Running broad jump-McMeekin OF
Pullman won, Doty OF Pullman second,
Nixon Of Pullman third; distance, II
feet one-half inch.
Relay Race, $50 yards-Moscow won ;
time, / minute AZ seconds,
The prizes given were as announced in
the HERALD last week, i'll addition to
which the First National Bank OF Pull
man offered special purses amounting to
$25. Five dollars OF this went to Nc
Meekin, as winning the most points; $40
to McReynolds, winner of the 44O-yard
race, and $40 to E. d. Thompson, winner
of the 22O-yard dash. The agricultural
college boys won total OF 80 points to
- points won by the university of Idaho
BOYS, the basis of points being 2 for win
ming first prize, and one for second place
Cash n. Gaddis was in Moscow last
Monday.
j. H. St. Lawrence says that the
Pullman brass band will soon be in good
shape again.
Milk shake, lemonade, orange cider
and soda pop, five cents a glass at }. III.
St. Lawrence's. 30m1
The ice cream parlors in bottling works
will be open Saturday, the 18th. Come
and drink ice cold soda water and eat ice
cream. Open every day. 30
"A small office will be erected on the
vacant lot between the Webb and /. O.
O. F. blocks, to be occupied by the Pa
cifc Coast Elevator Co. 1t will be con-
structed of brick.