The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-27


60. Of Former Occasions In Both
--s and Fisia Events. and
nj xew Applicants for
,,- r~e r VI. G. a handicap
fns''-sr.~s which tske place nsxt Mon
Gfssets - A. .ae 7. N &. \ PARK.
a. 49, -.steraont thSJ some good ssserf
! tssss's .saev.tlv pc expected. IL 10th
al - seI: events a!I 5se stars OF for
ffsfs - ss.xrs attn one or tao exceptions,
- .safe. Ard IL addition there will
~ - -. n nex asDiraBts for aonnfs-
- .f.sss newcomers are men who
- h. their entry blanks giin the
- T.ssysr competed n this event.
~. asrne tgnse their ability may BE-
81 ,hst % those vino are either or
e. or not far from t. IN tact, there
Z. =, o.f~r class 0g athletic Sports 90 ofsn
4 -s<s,.sne xarprlses as those "a 1hieh an
ss.srn. Is made 10 pat al on an equal
&<,ss.v by meaas % aaHdlcappine- tine
the handle ppers pencil. nased
ak blank before him or faulty kSowl-
= :. ~ .aara horses ability. may put
- 80. ner out OF ta2 race
- uuesgtalnty about the outcome OF
!. .s~anc.rnes should give them al ssffest
-. n is disappointing 20 sec an ordi
-, ,,rn%r or staEnpsw win over brilliant
ss.ss,..e~ b. virtue OF his handicap allow
- nsas II II also sxhiiafating 10 see a
....,ek mar NOW DOM the field. one By
- aas enter the home stretch on equal
/. tss;lng with The leaders
ss.,. never has been more exciting
..ssr in this city than that at the Armory
=, winter. when Don Palmer overczme
! g Ids and BIZ she prettlssi kind OF pole
,sastlng won the prize. Palmer was sfrus-
tans against odds. There was feeling
i anser,airsty as 10 whether he was equal
- the task imposed upon him. AZ the
yymxx was approached the feeling Of the
yosd v.brated between a desire 70 have
las land his colors ahead OF those who
Ihsa hsadicaps. and the fear that he might
hl When he did win, this feeling gave
Ian, 10 itself In enthusiastic cheering.
Palmer will participate in the games
lssrt Monday afternoon. and according 10
f. entry blanks he wiil have Mehanus.
Ia OF W. for = competitor. At the inter
Iso.essa:e meet recently Palmer ana Nc
Mrssas tied for FIRST place at 10 feet and
gave way Ia Palmer. Palmer
Is not reached his limit. but he did not
|ep<ar 10 BE- I'm the best possible condition
IA the intercollegiate meet He seemed to
NJ trife overturned. and the same ap-
Nsasa to Aorford although he ran we'll in
Ice relay ard half mile. n Morford and
Kramer are In condition for the coming
lanes they ought 10 ain points, but II
lesy are not up To form the hansficaps
VII work greatly 10 their disadvantage.
yTfs,d is going to try the sprints. and IL
vii bs interesting To see how ne gets along
O. general principles not much Of n show
tx xouf be expected, bat in his running
" hss always exhibited the power To
rrsi when hard pushed. so he may b.
sss 10 show that he h an al-around per-
samer
Eide Dickson. the champion, will have
pns COED men against him In the spirits.
hxzhiy McManas. Sam Husnes Barraxer
eanf Calhoun. Wesflske and veser. The
81 nentions-f Is a new man. but ne APP
ysr 70 b. conner
i TIE \. A. G. has entered A nnut,er Of
ga men. many of Them being uayicses
- a In accordance with the plan ADOPT
4 SINE time ago 20 build up team from
sasia the club rather than 10 hunt FOR
FsS IL will be noticed that William
Isysrs. ir.. is running under the s. A. c.
eso's. he was formerly connected with
- ~ - - Ntlt u ROW 4 member OF
VE A. c. There was no effort made.
Y AXE him away from the Y. NJ. G A
hat organization has no objections 10
raining under new colors.
i he 7. A. G Will have the aiI-arouni
INampions Gould to help her out I'm the
sGpinx hgFdsinE and shot putting events.
Asaifon, OF The l. of w who made such
Militant showing against Gould in the
saaiss high isinp. viii also take part.
III ne has rot fallen of IN his consi-
~ wifi make strong bid for place.
% Jack Mcmillan. Of the S. a C., who
ussaA be ere OF the best aii-around ath.
1sss IN The Pacific Northwest n he wouii
Isala. vii take part IN the shot pat and
ssn;asr throwing contests The s. A. =.
~ also have reiiahle Bob Abrams in these
esn.
y ne bicycle races will bring cut the
ran 81 the profession in this part Of tho
sa.Fy. ard AFFORD some idea If what
a. . expected during the season, The
f7Ha.Ss professional vii be- from scratch.
- o. i handicap event. as previously
i fa.awins are the entrles.
81 too-Ssrd Dash.
4 81 E, narFassr, II. r. Dick
Y e NJ j. Afanas /. o. veser.
ssataeFTaN. carl Is. afortera
III u & A. J Carroll. George T,
- Bert Coilnan. Emmett T. Robb.
~ sam Aumes. Grant Calhoun.
II Westl1ke r. Frazier. n. Vii
s<a Cart MeNsaShf.
sf't-,ara Kan.
n c--Wllis-a Meyers. ,r.. Fred NJ
sske, v Frazier
3 A I-E {. r.tder John L. Davis.
81 w NJ. ~es tnerwax, Den Pal
IN : AVN p. Hawkins. Fred n
- William = Temple. Thomas MIR
~. '. james El5er, krnme; I. Rooh
ssn-Ysrd Ran.
6 r. Il Locke y X. FaSer.
taasss Elder. Thomas Murnhf Fred
la t>-4.eonara Klts. George shark
: ID a. RAIDER John u DAVIS
II M~l~ymau +. Tasyer. (. r.. Hn
ops-uii- Ran.
6 A.-Aiero Gardner, tr., r. Il.
sse George b goolsy
s Guy Ward
Sc na8sr john 4 Davis.
81 W r. f9nl.
2=o-Nard Dash.
y G. A. = Carroll VIII y
SsAss George r rtArsa. Bert Cole
sxnms; + Robh
s-siFant Calhoun
~ u GarraE"F + K Dickson
NJ n McAianaS, I. q. Ves~r.
~ 4 Moffons
IL. i2o-tsrd iIurdles.
N c, Az. Larsen Blaack. Charles
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