The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-07-04
AtY. NJ. G. A. Park.

Tie celebration which will take place az
TN. c. A. park commencing at 80 this
afternoon promises - be n success from
ssFy standpoint The list OF athletes who
vi compete IN the races shows that the
rsn who have won the medals ~ the last
tn athletic meets In Seattle and Tacoma
are on hand 20 show their proweSs today.
b the relay race for members OF the " NJ.
E A. every mau sili be anxious 70 do his
hss. as the event viii b. something sn the
sztars Of try-ous and will influence the
section of the team 90 represent the as
sseistion IN the future athletic meets. This
~ team Is composed az g. ~ Humes and
VILLAIN Meyers. together with =. II. fe-
ssss anf Al RruhSf The bine team will
Asss Arthur w. whaliey. Larsen Blanek.
iaek Leuont ana Jack Carroll. TIE
sAiiss will be c. iiiIi. Hiram Nelson. A.
! Faher and NJ. r.. Bruhst Harry Meyers
AZ William Myers viii act a. substitutes
m any one who cannot compete.
Ire same men will. most ~ them. CON-
pssr in che tse-yard handicap race. and
fsass contest Is expected Meyers and
aaraes have both done frc work az the
estance. as has also Larsen Blanck whiis
rrasng under s. A. G. coiors Arthur
VALLEY Is weli known In half-msie races.
~ hts chances IN a quarter race are not
ssoa- The haniicaps VIII be arranged
sfsv The mea take their places on the
ifsrk. IS II IS the intention OF the manage
ssns 20 give liberal handicaPs TO the be-
gnness
o. eourse thu greatest interest ana
srnsenasnt VIII Re taken In the CREASED niss
sAass TIE snifnal was secured az
nsnFF's Slaughter house, IN South Seassle,
sxnf before last. being selected from a
rove Of fsty hogs fusf IN from the co1a-
He j. nos too Fat. and r. haift for
FssatsF. lie IS being kept carefully cat %
axsf ~ the Z. VI. c. A. grounds sa ortlsr
oxs be may 40; become accustomed %
ssns handled ana - too easily .uwht
VII Be arranged ~ the ussnavegneas
81 the contest shall BE divided into three
assaet rounds" IN srser sAa. IRE pix
ssy net be cruelty treated. The boy who
1kkes the best showing fn the three IN
ssss VIII be given TIRE pig 40 the eonr'u-
- ~ ths performance. EVeTg fueru Der
{ he sevsboys' union Is worked M 70 a
50 pitch Of excitement ever the eveut.
- sassae rare s-aors may Ne expected
re BOYS relay race VIII bring eat three
ssfsrT teams. Wal Smith. he xrcnn4
s~HTr ~ TIE r. NJ G. A park. who has
sAieheG them train. says Re plns his fasth
: re newxboys. The broadway teAn "a
sTso<ef o Fret Hraasan. "a nevasr
- NlasEe and Andrew Eurlelxh. the
-sea2e team x ArustrorE Turner. Frank
80. Harry Benson sa8 ere other. while
= aessaoFs VIII enter as their represca-
49, jim Duncan. Otto Osrcii, irving
.ssaess and john Burke The raec VII -
Asaie. each contestant % pun quarter.
sss l@ss sFeat prior % TIE BASEBALL zarsa
- = ne obstacle race. as8 z rrnaals as
- eFse e re most inferes.ths ana sxcst-
ssentS o ;Ae 4Ay. A garve number o.
.eFssStax obstacles Ntn - arranged. Tas
49, sAss wsli BE down foF their start
= = kaesF aeaSs 20 re lac A. the renavt
assiol taey Viii rise. turn an3 ran
sA. AFsi oostse}e Niil be ladder. EATauga
.. ssesss O. @aich they mast crawl. Taea
mes; climb into the baseball r~anf
49, SIC otit tae cnraeT. From shat rciaI
~ run 20 tee stralsh t-awsy Ess-yars
- sasne they Ntg have 10 eisrss a
- - q a-sh hsrseS. s. fhrearA barrels
- ever Snt under hurdles. vun sark-
a'tF yards. raaiiy taking \ h1Eh