The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-05-15

.,,st sela and track games OF the
- ussssngfon intercollegiate Ath-
.--.rss,ior xilI be held this after
- ~ y. II. c. a park, cornmenc-
ngS O'clock.
- sanad that Clerk OF the Course
4 A. vesr, and MS assistant Larsen
IN push things along as rapidly
.s~x;o.e, without woTksns harasnips
- .fnIetes. II wsN not be an easy
ls,,.r 10 arrange the events so that all
- x,.l be avoided, owing to the
= $50 many Of the men are entered
vssrsi events
e ..rs,rte had been received last even
Indicate that the athletes from
s..naet.ns colleges were otherwise
= 8 excellent trim. This being the
4, that II necessary 10 develop the
- contested sports ever seen in Sc
- /. rood weather and first eiass
- considerable work has been done
s-s.sre the park for these games. but
l.sss /, il asking too much for
- <xeaiing track early in the sea-
r.r the good OF athletes In general.
- il hoped that the Iee-yard
-. and the 29e-ysrd run will be In
]. sk.pe A. 10 do away with the CON-
k.s~ss n the contestants. 10 the effect
!, shs outside runner has the ad-
x.s.x< oser the inside or vice versa.
- "a the degree of softness or hard
- q the cinders.
~ .xna.tions being favorable. the
cxs ear look for a grand struggle in
I. a uten Dickson, PSI: McManus.
sw. and Hill. Whitworth college.
ans toxsfher. Notwithstanding the
k,ys,v favorable reports that are In cir
,,.,ss,an ztouf NcManus and Hin. the
<.s- eeuaAently expects TO see Dick
- xitf ~ little red cap at the front
/ :, ~ E-yst mark II not before. Me-
| N.rss b ~ runner. strong and quick.
H.. rrxse0 Is more than an average
an ~ could make a good showing
: he T1ss 20 long az he dId not come
~ aanfctision with the pick from Yale.
eostoa. Harvard and the university OF
6oSissnis.
neaaus may beat Dickson in the %
dash. II would not be a great sur
n BE- did, because that n not Dick
d.sfance IL. however, Dickson does
hxs NeAansis more proportionasly In
y than McManus beats him in the
~ writer will simply be of IN his
nhdons.
& Hin is a good man TO keep your
- In the mile run. II he does not
4 will make the boys from Whit
e and Puget Sound university travel
~ they viii break a record III the
nm comes before the ssa-yard run,
xxf, L. OF W, ought 10 win the lat
y Asnf without great exertion. Pro-
~ hat the 40 comes first Hin and
Eked are going TO have a hard fight.
% chances slightly in favor of Nor
y Il can be seen that If Morford runs
ia standstiiI. under this supposed
atAsnT OF events. mn would be In bad
kGs3zn Tor the mile and II might slip
M ffm the u. of w.
shtaxh Purvis, Whitworth. Is looked
asa strong candidate for first hon.
. he quarter. II Is not wise 10 over
wsatherwax. u. Of w He is dark
~ with strong backing. Palmer,
u W. ought To- win the pole vault.
Esithranding reports about II. II.
ITS work and Gould apparently has n
kch On The high jumps. both standing
raaHiax. Following Is the complete
OF snfrfes:
fftT-ysf3 h-McAfanus. Palmer and
aihsr-ax. Y. OF w: Stewart. Gould
hiH WaIsworth. All Dickson. T..
rs nils rIin-MorrIson and G. r. Hin,
W Rose. Blackwell and Teter, T.. s.
pa<xftrty. Whitworth.
yak vault McMantrs. Palmer and Bur-
OF W; r. n. Hfn. whitwortih.
{ar1 3ash-~-Weat Hartsnorn
sutton, Il. OF w. Purvis and Ken
HniswoTth: Pearson and Teter. +.
ssang sixteen-pound shot-Lindsay,
and Thayer, u. of w. Gould and
ssFt. Nhitwortfl: Pearson. p = u
IsTf dash McManus. Weatherwax.
Feser, u. of w: n. III. I'm. Whit
IN Dickson +. 8. u.
1aing high iunap-McNsnus and
z OF W.; Gould and Bundy. Whit
AfaM hsirdle-Palmer and Burrows,
" Gould and Moore. Whitworth
kssasns broad )ump-kecn. Coffman
fs'msr Y. OF w; Gould and Moore.
As1fth.