Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1897-04-17

Putting the shot-Ralph Terrell, 30
feet.
22Oyard hurdle--T. Hague, 0:29f.
From the aboye table of records one
would naturally arrive at the conclu-
sion that the Corvallis school proposes
tus put itself in evidence at the
coming athletic meet.
The local contest at Salem will he
held on Saturday, May 22nd, two weeks
before the state meet, and it promises
to be of unusual interest from the fact
that there will be three teams con-
testing for honors, viz, Willamette
university, Y. NJ. &. A. and Chemawa
Indian training school.
The Y. NJ, G. A. team is practicing
very hard and expects TO carry off
great part of the .honors on local field
day. The Willamette university team
is anticipating victory in the local
field day again this year The mem
bers of the team are doing
individual training, the finances
not permitting the engagement
trainer. The contests on local field
day we'll be considerably enlivened
this year siGce team of "Red Men"
from the Chemawa Indian Training
school will take part. A meeting
was held at Chemawa Friday after
noon when it was decided to form a
team and begin active training at
once. The Indians always have been
especially "fleet at foot" and it is
said Salem boys will be thoroughly
convinced of the fact before the local
field day has come and gone.
The probable entries for each event
from the Y. NJ. G. A. and Willamette
university, appears below. A list Of
entries from the Chemawa school is
not yet obtainable but the events
and entries from the other two teams
are as follows:
Mile walk--W. u, Crossan, Garland
and Legg; Y. M. G. A., }. Evans,
Truitt.
22O.yard hurdle-W. u, c. Brown,
G. Miller, S. S. Aschenbrenner, A. f.
Bittner; Y. M. @. Al, Grilley, South
wick, Chase and Babcock.
Pole vault-W. u, Jerman, AmSler,
Crossan: 7. M. 9 A Chase, Zaenker
and Baker.
1OO-yard DASH w. o., r. w. Will
Farrar, Ed Baker, Ii. s.. Jordan.
8SO-yard run-W. U.,C. Brown. S. S.
Aschenbrenner. r, b. wilkins; Y. NJ.
IC. A. Shipp, Shelton, Buckingham.
Shot put-W. o., Byrne, Fischer;
Y. NJ. G. A., Baocock, Macy, Truitt,
GrIlley.
Emile bicycle race-W. u, Boyd
Richardson and w. Davis; Y. M. G.
| A., Riggs, Shipp, Lennon aud Moore.
44O-yard run-W. u, r. W. Viii
liams; Y. M. c. A.. Bradshaw and
Grilley.
High jump--W. u Winslow, Cros-
san; Y, M. G. A., Macy, Babcock,
Disque, Baker and Buckingham.
120.yard hurdle-W. u, Bittner;
Y M. q. A., Chase.
Mile run--W. u, G.. S. Aschenbren-
ner, r.. B.?Williams, Baxter, ,Swatford
G. Morris; Y. MIC. A. .,Shipp, Shelton
Johnson.
22O-yard dash-W. U. Williams,
IC W, LlvesaY; Y. M. 9. A., Grilley,
Chase.
Hammer throw-W. u, w. Dayis,
G. S. AschenbreDner; Y. M. q. A.,
Truitt, Babcock and Cans.
Broad jump-W. U g. @. Miller, G.
w. LiYesay and Jerman; Y. M. @. A.,
Macy, Buckingham, Olinger.
The athletic team Of w. U. has
elected R.W. Williams, captain. That
young gentleman is laboring faith
fully with the team The necessity Of
systematic training is impressed upon
the mind of each indiYidual member
of the team and it is meeting with a
hearty response The chances for
cold Willamette" to win the cham
pionship in the state contest this year
are freely conceded on all sides to be
much poorer than they were last year.
The principal competition this year
will be between the U. of o. and 0.
A. G. teams with chances highly
tiattering to the FARMERS.