The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-09-20

- n va lowered ore sAeA. snd Ksrysgan
rsaee &, ~san.rg crst sSAes. wsra Atkins
sscon4 an6 (ss8ss fssrc- Atkins never
sxnpe1 a. wsa 6~sore. ard as friends
we're enthusiastic over rs work Kerr
gzr's tGr Ping attracted . G--es 1ea4 q
attention AID i ps1zzaed TIE crowd 20 a.
o>rstsr6 he's Re got oTs- he bar 50 eaSy.
Owing 70 chess DO rnsss no effort suca
a. he made wh@n IN coznS< S2sAca with rs
Oaymp4c ca-b Ensa-
One Mile walk.
Won ~ a A. 2. Yo-ag. r. A. G.: O.
P Coos~v, z ~ G. a. sec7e4 Tire.
Ia. cutting of 8 seco-1s t-on rcco-9.
which was asis by YoarG-
There ware onkv TWO entries n Tire -1.ss
walk. the eaamsian. r n B. Yo1sg. J.
A. c. zn5 g. X. Cooisg. 7. NJ G A. Tia
7. ~ G. H. man took the .sa2 froEn ths
very sra-t and he'd 8, IntI tas rorns
ssrst=h vas reached OF tie lasz quarter
naise- T-nea Young. who Is a small man.
sE11d@nly i@s OK taree nr t5Gr nnss ars2
went past Co34ey as Il ne had an engage
men; =. the saG-e's s.s71 cooley al
nc. take tiuse - FEY ''n0rsg. a8t went
after Yoang. wSo let cut st9l snath@r
Ink ana fairly se~ toward tne asisa. I;
was evident that Yoaar. although Wei
pushed. bad nc. been IN an Danger Q.
losing IN. rae. p. Hughes, the Judge
Qualifying Coossy twice sor passing rem
= wax to rim. There was considerable
ctsrsgssson a. 20 wh.ths~ Cooley holds htsgl-
SET down 20 actual walking within the
near ng % tss rules. TIE event attract
ed considerable attention. and Coolsy =
now called tie "Hals- Hala" walker. The
record vas CIR = ssconaA
Putting Ie-Ponnd hot.
Wen by ~ flanagan. NJ A. A. G,
with pat Of 30 feet inches; Scott Cal
houn. s A. c.. second
As predicted IN the Post-'n.elt- escer.
Fsannigan VAS not called upon DO his
parting. he was not feeling as vel as re
might have been. and SO did not attempt
70 break tire record
eeo-Yard Run.
FRS. hest-won by fasie Dickson. r.
A. G; H HI. Coanor. Y. III. c. A. second;
F. Brace. r. A c.. third. Time. "a sec
onds
Second h-a,-won by Fl. J. Rosenberg.
u. A. a. G.. A p. Fre~ r. A g. second.
HaEnss. 7. n c. "A. third Time. "a Is
seconds
F'ina! heat--won by Edd.e Dickson. =.
\. g. Fl. III. ConnO Y NJ c. A. second:
Fraw. r. a. C.. tlslr8. Time, 3 ~ seconds.
Il was the second greatest race u ne
day, and Dickson once more proved that
be r. the premier sprsnter Of the Pacific
Northwest. The FIRST heat was won oy
Dickson. bat 50 close id Conner press
him al the finish shat al previous caicul4-
tons as 10 Conner not being able TO run
The 80 ware upset There was not SIX
inches between Dickson and Conuor az the
tape. and II looked as II The Y NJ. =. n
man was in great form Rosenberg. II. A
A. g.. won the second heat easily, with
Frey. r 4. c. second. The Muifnomah
nsen. or ~ least a few Of them. we're n
great spirits. ard confidently expected 20
see their man win the final heat. and got
ready 10 carry him of the track til
Gmphauiiy. They were not acquainted.
evidently. with littiA Red Cap Dickson.
from Tacoma RED Cap va. odt fer
blood. and the way he aew around the
track. chased by Connor took the wind
out OF Rosenberg. who was helped of the
track by MS friends q most terribly beaten
man. Connor made a grea; run. but Re
der. who finished fresh as a daisy. with
Big margin up his sleeve.
Ieo-Ysrd Hurdles.
First hea,-won by II. r. Gould. r A.
Morgan. NJ. A. A. C: Frank Atkins \.
NJ c. A. second: Trew. T. a g ,h.rd
Tine. Is a. Atkins protested F'rew. On
the ground Tia, be vas a professional
Final hsat-Won BY the champion, &
Morgan NJ A A C: II r Gould. T A
C. second. Scott Calhoun. : 4 C.. third
Time .l6 rs Several watches caught
the time arb lower. which broke the
America this year
In the arst heat Bert Farrell VI A A
C.. was harlliRg In hesat-'a. form. well
ahead Of Could and Calhoun A. The last