The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-29

inches, and finished second n the throw
Ing OF the afty-s.x-pound shot which was
won By Champion James 8. Mitchell
Mitchell also heat the record Of rs feet
n the dIxcus-throwizs event By inches,
securing second place. Flanagan, the
worlds champlsn hanrer-thrower sent
the ball and wire handle Is feet inches.
wnife Chsdwsck AZ Yale, made a splendid
throw OF II fest inches. Mitchell vas
third with II feet { inches. while Eigren
Of California. who represented the Krick-
sTbocksr Athletic Cub. was fourth. with
. throw OF ia feet inches The latter
made a foul throw q l42 feet inches ard
Flanagan made foul throw OF I52 feet
- inches. Irving II. Baxter and two OF
BIS clubmates Carroll and Leslie. cap
tllred al the prizes in the running high
jump for the New York Athletic Club.
There was close contest for third hon
o~s IL the pole vault after Hurfbut and
Smith had captured first and second places
After several trials and ties Wilder and
Franz conceded the point 10 Van winkle
Meyer Prinztsin. % Syracuse. who was the
favorite IA the broad jump, failed 70 come
up 10 expectaffons and could DO no better
thar q feet inches, which placed him IN
fourth position The three finishing ahead
Of him were separated by only IL inches
r. 2. Bless won by half an inch from Ben
rett Of Boston who in turn was / inch
ahead Of Friesell. Of Pittsbnrg.
The summary Of the results follows:
1e9-yard dash. trial heats-Firxt heat
James II Maybury, Chicago. won; F. Jar
rs. P1ttshurg. second; ]. W. Enrich. third.
second heat-B. J. weters. world.
champion, New York wen By two yards
from ]. n Rush. second; W. A. Karni
'' Final-Bl ) Re fer won, ]. H. May
bury. Chicago and J. H Rush dead heat
for second place. Time. g 4-5
We re- ~ won o-, x two Yards and just
so-yard run-J. G. Cregan won. n. I.
Marvel second: Ward " Power, Pitts
burg third. Time: i:5s s-s.
Hanneman, Chicago. distance AZ feet 2.
inches
NE walk-samuel Liebgold; time.
Running high jump-L K Baxter New
York. feet q. inches
ID yards hurdle race-J. Fl. Thompson
IT.. IL seconds.
Mile bicycle race-L A. Powell. New
York; time. 2.s2 S-5.
Throwing 1s-pound hammer-John Flan-
agan. distance las feet inches
a 4o-yhrd dash-T Z. Burke. New York.
MI rum F. cregan. New York: time.
Throwing the disc--charies Hanneman,
Chicago A A. won. distance us feet 3
inches. James Mitchell. Pastirne A. C seq
end distance los fest sIs irchess s. Herty,
New West Side 4. c. third distance 100
ieet ~ inches Hannenan and Mitchell
both beat the American record. 100 fest.
which was made by J. Flanagan at the
y: J. A. c. grounds this year
zLt-yard hurdle race-A. C. Kraenzleir
Butalo A A. won by yards jerome
Buck, X. a G.. second: r w. Chase y
=. a c. third; y. V. Bastian. n. IA. c..
fourth Time. 20. -
20 yards final heat-w. ]. wefers. N Y
=. G.. won by yards: j. II Maybury'
chicago a. a. second. j. e Enrich. X
A G.. third Time. :2i 2-s
one mile relay-N. Y. A. c. won wefers.
burke. Lyons and Long: Chicago A. A.
Team second. Burnett. Rush Jackson ard
townsend: Knickerbocker A C.. third
LYONS. Hollander. Bernard and Ruck
Time. 81 %. The New York men led
from the start and wefers. who ran tba
last quarter In "a Is finished e wards
ahead CT Townsend. who was four feet he
Tore Buck. This time beats the record
held by Yale. which Is 3:22 2-5
Throwing ls-pound weight-Jares
mitchell Pastire won distance % feet 3
inches Charles Zimmerman. Chicago a A
6istarce 81 feet 2i2 inches second. r w
inch. third . 'ee'
Pole vault-K. L. Hurlbut tr.. n. V. A
-. Won. height II feet ! inch: O p Smith
knlckerbocker A: G., second. height 10 feet
" men, inches G. 4. Van Wrinkle N Y. A. C..