The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1896-05-23
THE RIVALRY WARN.
Between the Seattle Athletic
Climb and Y. n. C. A.
ron THE GAMES At TAcoMA
Much Talk About University Athletes
Coins Under the .. A. c. Colors
baseball To-day.
Foa rHe GAMES At TAcoMA

The announcement. Of the list Of entries
from the Seattle Athletic Club for the
spring handicap games at Tacoma. May %.
caused general Harry among the athletic
members Of the r. NJ. c. A. yesterday.
Thsy do not like tho idea OF Morford and
Gran. the fast long distance runners that
attend the University OF Washing ton. TAX
ing part In the games under the s. A. c.
coiors. The chairman Of the 8. A. c. track
COMMITTEES Was given to understand that
Morford and Graf would be protested.
Gould. the high jumper. who carried or
all the honors in his line at the Western
intercollegiate meet in this city last Mon
day. completes under me coiors OF the Ia
coma Athletic Club. and also under the
eolors OF Whitworth college. Hin. the
speedy runner and ktng-pln pole vaulter,
is both a Whitworth college man and q
T. A. &. representative. Andrews. one OF
the hes; runners In the University Of
Washington. is = member of the 5. A c..
and he viii also compete a, Tacoma.
The Y. n. {. A. men claim that the S.
A. c. mas held out Inducements to Nor
ford and Graf TO Join the club. The !. A.
&. claims ~ have . right to take in such
persons as 1t sees fit. without consulting
other organizations. II. II. Common. the
fast sprintsr who used to run for the 5.
A. T., is entared under the Y. M. c. A.
coiors. but a prominent Y. III. G. A. athlet-
ic man said yesterday that he might not
run. as there was a rule about an athlete
competing for a club within year FROM
the time he severed connection with an
other club.
II appears that the Y. NJ. c. A. thought
II had the edge on the 8. A. c. whep Os-
from and Grant Calhoun decided to leave
the city for San Francisco. and the spring.
Ing OF the names OF Gran and Morford was
a big surprise The 8. A. C. will depend
upon John Carter. Smith. Andrews and
Holecmb In the ih,-ysrd dash. Smith is a
new man whose qualities are unknown
Holcomb IL out of practice and Carter Is
not running as fast as he might. Andrews
IL in good form. Good authorities say that
II Hoicomb would train hard he would be
more than an average runner.
Eskridge Is the only new man that will
fly the 2. A. c. colors In the s2n-yard hur-
ba seen. Scott Calhoun and his
younger brother. who Is student
at the university. viii also be in
the hurdles. II would not he surprising II
the s. A. c. really did score point in this
event, Frank Frcdcrieks. Morford. Graf
and Blsnck VIII try to pull the s. A. c. out
ahead In the sse-yaFd run. and one az them
ought 10 some pretty near reaching the
front Attain and Palmer win be the only
representatives from the :. A.C In the
pole vault ard will have to play second TO
I'M. Esary and Carney VIII 40 the hi
cycle racing. Gayney said the track was
az ful the las, time he was there "win
you believe IL he said. 81 actually got
stuck IN the mud"
The ful lis. OF 5. A. c. entries ts A. fol-
lows:
100 and sen-yari dashes-Carter. Smith.
Andrews. Haicnmh.
Inward hsrs}sex-Es~krttps srof, C.,
houn. Calhoun. Bianck
sp-yard run--Anfrews. Eskridse. Nor
ford
~sa- yard run--Frank Frederlcks Nor
ford. Graf Riansk
Running broad jump--Scost Calhoun
Running high 5ump-Scott Calhoun.
Pole vauit-AilaIn. Palmer
Bicycle eveufs-tsafnsy. Esary