The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-06-23
DESfER ATHLETES BEATEN.
Inc University of California Wins. G2

Denver, June "A large crowd gath
stsu a. the Denver Wheelrner's club ray.<
thiS AFTERNOON to witness the ssf1lesSr con-
ss De1Sesn the Denver Athletic C,l1rt,
ailu eale University OF California The
~ sa1K was IN condition and the weather
pseasant- AT no time during the contest
os1 me Denver boys have a cbane. OF
winning They took only the two FIRST
events the two-mile bicycle. in which M,
Californian had entered ard ssae r.oss
yaufl- Ine score was: California 81
DefFer z. hrsts counting five points
arsd seconds two points. The only records
broken in the cont -st< were an inc nam
lner ehr0w, Edgren advancing his ressorf
from y, feet 81 inches 10 IDS feet w IL
Bldckburn, ID. a G. Increased his rerorrf
Dy feet inch, to lo4 fest 1 inch. Sew
srai 'pscycie races were run by local men.
Two worlds and one state record were
Broken. P1pspin and Hughes rode a male
on TANDEM In 21s To- while SwambaugGl
rode 1nree miles 1nIaced from a stand
ing start IN 7:45 30. both breaking worlds
records. w. ". Hamilton rode a mile
paced from flying start In 1:5s 25.
lv-yard dash--J W. ScrogefnS won T.
u Barnes second. Salisbury Smith third.
Time, 10 Is seconds
Putting 15-pound shot-F w. Koch
first, 81 feet inch. r.. W. Edgren second,
80 feet inches; John Bowler. ID. A. c..
third. 3 feet
12O-yard hurdle-E. A. Dyer first, r. b.
Torrey second. Salisbury Smith third.
Time, Is 3-5 seconds.
Following are the results:
Mile bicycle race-Class A, won by c.
G. Collins, ID. w. c.: +. H. Mccall. ID.
W. c.. second; Frank Lawton. Colorado
Springs. third. Time. 2s3i. This was rot
one of the events OF the interstate contest
and no Californians entered.
High jump-Won by VI. w. Dozier, Cal,
s feet inches; #. w. Koch. Cal, second
feet inches; +. $. Spaldlng. Colorado
Springs. 5 feet inches.
220-yard dash-Won by J. w. Scroggins.
Cal; T.. l.. Barnes. Cal. second: Sails
burg Smith. D. A. c., third. Time, q Is.
One mile bicycle race-Class p. won by
BERTHE Banks. Rambiers. C. I. Him
street. u. w. c., second: II. X. Rem
shaw. d. W. c.. third. Time. 2:4. De-
clared no race on account of slow time.
This was not an event of the interstate
contest.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Won by r.
w Edgren, California, 126 feet; Black
burn. Colorado, l04 feet inch. each break
ing his own record. Edgren threw a fol-
low i27 feet 10 inches. breaking the worlds
record.
Quarter mile run--won by Torrey. Cal
ifornia: Lockhart, u. W. G. second; Sven
son. ID. a. c.. third. Time. IS Is seconds.
The mile walk was won by Merwin,
CAL Tyler smith. ID n e. second.
Time. s:35. Score-California 2. Colora-
do Is.
W. w Hamilton, paced by tandem
team, rode mile in 1:5s 2-5. breaking the
state record
Pippin and Hughes rode a mile un-
paced. on tandem in 2:03 10. breaking
the worlds class 4 record.
SwauGoangh rode three miles. unpaced.
in 7:33, breaking the worlds unpaced
class \ record of 7:ii 3-5.
The hve-mile class bicycle race was won
by Mccall. Collins second, Kreutz third.
all n. A. c. men. Time. l2:i2 2-5. local
contest only.
The pole vault was won Dy Graeber. ID.
A. c. with 10 feet, Nervalin second,
feet II inches.
This closed the contest with victory
for California by score of O. points TO
- for Denver.
The one-half mile bicycle race. class r.
was won by Himstrol. Banks second.
Time f.fq %