The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-04-10
ATHLETES TO MEET.
Fifty-six Entries for the s. A. C.
Indoor Meet Tonight.
TO STRUGGLE FOR GOLD MEDALS
And the Honor OF Their several Clubs
IS. A. C., the T. A. C.. u OF W.,
Billiards. Club and i. NJ. c. A.

the tine IS TOW al hand when the sturdy
.snteses Of the Seattle Athletic Club. Ia
con.a Athletic Club. Y. ". c. A. OF Seattle,
University OF Washington, and the Bal
f.,a Athletic Club are TO struggle for
giory and handsome gold medals. Tonight
S amor hall will resoEud with shouts and
Taeers, for Il marks the second annual
indoor games of the Seattle Athletic Club
The entry list includes fifty-slx names,
ard from the Indications last evening all
.xcep; one will be on hand. The exception
4 Emmett Boob. one OF the best men ir
the Y NJ. c. a. ranks. While no special
pubIlclty has been given TO the matter, it
4 fact nevertheless that he was expect
"A 10 be the prime factor in the quarter
mile run. He was also looked upon az a
strong man In the Nth heat Of the 3O-yard
Dash and one heat of the relay race Robb
6Jd not go away OF his own accord. but
Simply because he II a member Of the
militia and was detailed as one of the men
Who are 70 guard the interests OF the
washington fishermen on the Columbia
river.
changes IN the Y. N. C. A. relay team. w.
N Lewis, of the " 81. c. A, said last
evening that the team would be run
follows: William Meyers. 5r.. Arthur
whalley. Frank Atkins and Samuel
Humes-
70
c. ranks over the condition OF Scott Cal
toun. the high jumper. He was clearing
The bar at : feet inches sometime ago.
and In some manner strained a tendon OF
his left les. The result was that when he
went into the gymnasium the next time
he found 1t impossible to make over feet,
inches. Ills leg did not improve and in
order 10 give 1t opportunity to come
around all right he has not been Jumping
for q week or more Yesterday afternoon
he did not dare timber up for fear of hurt
ing his chances In the grand struggle to-
night II IL reported that Frank Atkins Is
nor doing better than feet inches. He
has a record of feet IA inches. but there
does not seem to be a possibility of his
eqaalinz his best record. There Is little
doubt however. that the games this even
ing Will be interesting, and In many in
stances exciting. An intense, yet friend
~ rivalry exists and there is not man
s. out OF the fifty-six contestants who would
10, work to the top notch in order TO win
frst, and thus give his club five points
IN the club count. Second prizes count
three points and thirds count one.
Following is the list OF officials as given
cut by Duncan G. Inverarity, chairman OF
the 8. A. c. track committed:
Referee. +. Curtlss. r. A. C.
Track judges-Lieut. John l.. Hayden, u.
Of W.: @. E. Rowe. T. A. c.: G. A. Hurd.
Q. A. c.
Inapectors-E. c. Stafford. T. A. c.;E.
Russell. g. A. C.: W. NJ. Calhoun, Y. NJ.
C. A.: Prof Bechdolt. U. of w.
Tlmekeepers-Pro Van Derveer. U. of
W: J. A. Forehand. Y. NJ. C. A.; Prof.
Trenaman. s. a. c.; l. +. Taylor s. A. c.
Field judges-w. II. Lewis. Y. NJ c. A.:
T.. T. Pope, s. A. c.: A. J. Ballet.
s. A. c.
starter-wIlliam II. Goodwin. s. A. c.
Announcer-Dr. r. w. Young s. A. c.
7 A AZ
Watson. s. A. c.
Clerk OF the course-D. G. Inverarity.
8. A. c.
AssIs,an, clerk of the course-A. X.
Ffsken, s. A. C.
Marshal-Capt p. p. Hughes.
Spectators win have no trouble in iiscov-
oring the names Of each athlete. Numbers
as found opposite names In the official pro-
gramme viii correspond with the numbers
on the backs of the athletes.
The result OF the division OF entries In
different events into heats was announced
hast evening. and is as follows:
Thirty Yard Dash.
First heat-No z. r. Builen. s. A. c.:
No 81. J. u. MoNianus, U. of w: No. ~.
G. A. Harlow. Y. NJ. c. A.; No. II. II.
Hll. T. A. G.. Second heat-No :. l..
Blanck. $. A. C.; No. 30. q. l.. Andrews.
|. OF W; No. 81. ID. Bruce. Y. NJ. &. A.:
No q. II. NJ MacGregor. T. a. c. Third
heat-No. 6. A. G.. Beck. s. A. c.: No 3.
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A.: No. 6 A. q. Reck. s A. g. No. n. f
c. Legate. Y NJ c. a Third heat-No. 81
f. q. Harishorn. Il. OF w: No. 3. J. Car
ter :. A. C; No. 4s. ]. }. Lindsay. L. OF
W: No. =. Hnrues Y NJ 9 a: No. -
= g. Freehurgsr, Y NJ. c. A. Fourth heat
No II. 7. Martin. t. a G. Ne. ~ G l.
xn,fe~s' L. ef w NO a. :. u bnsheh.
u, =, a. no. :. - Saihouh' = n -
No ~ '" Niiey' > a =
Polo Nauit.
No Is. r.. Mlain. $. c; No. :. f. Su;-
Ut = a. 6. Ne. >. Mehiliah' = a. 9.
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