The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-10-11

1919 nor past performances seemed
- 800 ycung Abbott in the ieast- he
xni Icne lead TO overcome. and he pro-
Srrfol 70 get down to work from the first.
~ - she quarter throughou: az full
nnl md when he finished was In good
1olioa. ocmething worthy OF note con-
21esng What he had already done.
- u.34rd dash was won by William
800. of the Pacific school. by short
- oyer Kyle. same school. II was .
nn1tv fuco. closely contested and well
Swfh watching. Bnnker's victory ~as
mniw because he deserved to win. He
- betsar style than any Of the sther con-
&1tnnta
o. n tie hottest races OF the day was
~ b the fnAi Of the hundred. Little
c.. a. the Pacific, had won in the first
n4aI; IsIqu.st. Of ito South. In the second.
pmean. Rainier. in the third. and Benz
"a. Minor In the semi-finaf. When
onrfss Green got ready for the final he
Hun1 that his p.stoI was. bueking- This
80 pistol buetsd so many times during
- ~ that the boys got used TO II. and
ouu surprised when they did hear the
~ Taking II 81. In Ali. however. the
usu,ne vzs nrst-class. even under ad-
{suN circumstances. Duncan. Talquist
~ nennett ran well In line. with Chew q
nj behind for about ninety yards. Dun
- then increased his lead a trifie and
~ uknnset and Talquist TO tight for Sec
~ Chew was out OF 1t by this time. be-
aa1e be was running an Irregular course.
1esnefs crossed the line ,rifie ahead OF
guIeuist. who deserves special credit for
q form In which he ran.
E. 1himinichi Of the South school. might
I'M won = place in the haif-mile IL he
~ not lost his shoe . few yards from
r. etass. He ran well. however. and was
nh he bunch at the nrst quarter. Then
Dotkvfth. Columbia. and Burns. G. A..
nsAsd TO the front. and for . while II
boked - II Beckwith might win, but
Buns passed him and Was making a good
nia uh1n Abbott, Rainier. who had been
hyhg hack, cut loose and amply spurfed
suay from the field. winning as he
Dsased. On the home stretch Beckwifh
onh caught Burns. who had played HIM
~ eut. and won second place.
mi and Henry Thedinga won hrst and
0opa6 tn the Quarter-mrie bicycle race.
pl0 Anon Davis q good third Fred got
~ oess Of the start and won easily. but
- hsuther had hard time In beating out
- eosorea boy. David. who led him into
- Aome stretch.
Abbott again showed himself to good ad-
vonsass in the %. He cut out the pace
~ fan Talquist 10 standstill about ten
11fds from the finish. Talquist stopped.
~ this allowed Bennett and Graham to
~ second and third respectively.
ne quarter run brought out u big
~ Howard Cooke, Rainier. jumped
10 the lead at the pistol. and on1ay.
Dsany. and Osborne, Pacific. had al they
paa:sd 10 do to finish In second and third
lAceA without looking Tor nrst. Claude
NAies had cinch on the slow bicycle
hes.
ntAouxh Ned Hanford failed to get bet
~ sAsn third In the mile bicycle race. his
uGng VAS the special feature. There
- - many entries that Al the start
~ we're placed In two lines. the second
e1nx about 1--WE feet behind. At the pis-
y snet Hartford. who was in the second
- ran into one Of the men who was
enfunx one OF the riders IN tie first
IA This put him back so far that IL
o&ned hardly possible for him to get a
Acs TIE track vas crowded. and Il was
e1Ars 10 cents that IL man got behind
e hanch be could not work his way 10
- frcns. Hanford plodded along behind
M on the back stretch OF the hast hap
xssa Ne worked his way along the out
sse Of TIE track. until he was nearly on
zen terms with Cas-. wso MAS second /:
esfied snsi Case responded Hanford did
s1e.sss. bat he had reached hls limit. ard
80 Rot land better than a close third
0ses stcena. TIE victory OF the col
poy. Davis. vas generally appaauded.
- SuHasng broad jump. pole vaah and
Mcee were being run. and consequent
90 not attract as much attention AZ
1v deserved. The pole vault caught on
IN nsFs vas stttle midget. named O..
axfsaary. In II. He did no; look bigger
90 pint Of cider. and every time Re
VI ever the bar the crowd howsei with
100 He dropped out at Eve feet eight
nAss inches. and after thai The
Slanx went or IN silence. Folio wing are
~ runners that made up the relay teams:
laes-1iTshsm, Anon Davis. Roy Alb
-. J. naacan. Mlnes-r. Leighty. r.
ss1snsA. l. PaTr. f. Bennett. Columbia
hscSsorth. Charles caFfts. G.. Bar
A. Palmer. Queen Anne--Ss. Row
A =. Burns. II. Little ard sroshor
Is Sessrh-c. Shssniuicha. s. T.sndssrusn.
AVN. c. Mo.phy. They ran In the
named IN each list Lightly won
ass heas easily. oeaen Anne ard the
schee were iefs Way behind. and
shsivss. Th-sisnga. for Minor, held
~ had in The second lar. ba, when n
L. % TIE third yoang Abbott. OF the
I~lef seheas. made n. Others take
n Big doses. J. Duncan kept the
- Nsen AIN BY Abbott. ard shus EaiE-
vn fh~ cup offered by the Young
NaFisssan Association
49, erosd 81 attendance was very en-
Bur did net number more than
IN Tie weather WAS a tribe chilly. srsss
- re las event little rain had
i ne Tracks were In good condition.
oorFsts southwest x1ra kept tae
"a the atty and hssrsiFess back \
- Fne tine made in al sveats. cor-
& = u VAS ssla fivsi cs;sse niae-ientAs Of
asslsa.. -
Is absence ~ Referee Duncan C.
saee essssss,,s "a -
'~sorsas il summary - events.
H. So-Ysrd Dash.
I. = ses;-Won ~ Joe Grim, s: Wiz
aM q. sscassd. ~. Bowman. =. A.
y 49, sea,-wea sy William Rrsnksg
N d. eaariss ns3ncRa r ss.s,ssas Liz,
n 49, Y A tasrl. rsrns. u a.
4 s 49, a.-Non ~ wislss Davis, :. /:
srrss Ayis Fac. ana Csallsy. N. Tor
- ssa.-won y grinksr. Pse.: KYLE.
AlS so1' S-s1a. :. third. Ttnas.
1snntax RroAa Jump.
Il So e Allie ssar2ne-. $ = rec. y.
= $50 fles N5rpAy. :. se~oaA. IL Zee:
~ -. Ts>Slnas keopni. u. sss9rzs. u
ss0-fard Run.
~ II. Roy Albeit. r.. ". Beck.
III sreozS. Foster SsTas. - A.
81 sne. ~ s~A
soo-NAFd Dash.
SsAs-Won ny r-aacls CAsw, r.;