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Honan, second. Time, 13 2-5 seconds.
Third heat-Platz, first; Cameron,
| second. Time, II As seconds. Platz.
| winner
so yards dash-For girls under IA
years. First prize, SO: second, 50.
Bertha Lycett came out winner:
Marion Wright. second. Time, 10 Is
seconds.
so yards dash-For boys under IL
years. First prize. So; second, So.
First heat-Charles Brickwood, first;
j. Sousa, second. Time, IL seconds.
Second heat-John, first; Nan Fong.
second. Time, 10 1-5 seconds.
Third heat-Brickwood, first; John.
second. Time, 101s seconds. Brick
wood winner.
60 yards dash-For girls under IL
years. First prize, SO: second, So.
- Jennie Bushnell came out winner.
with Emma Sheldon, second. Time, Q
seconds.
60 yards dash-For boys under 10
years. First prize. So; second, So.
First heat-Charles Hookano, first;
Jim, second Time, 1-5 seconds.
Second heat-Manuel Marshal. first:
Charles Vferra and Ohelo tie for sec
ohu. iHlS, SECONDS.
Third heat-Hookano, first; Marshal
second. Time, 8 1-5 seconds. Hooka-
no, winner
so yards dash-For girls under 10
years. First prize, SO; second, 50.
Libby Hopkins won first place. with
Flora Lyons second. This race had to
be run over twice, on account of a
disagreement on the part of the Judges
CHI A0.
second, So.
Sam Brown, first; En- Chang, Sec
ond. Distance, 100 yards. Time 46 sec
onds. -.
100 yards dash-Free-for-al First
prize, $40: second, SIS.
First heat-Moore. first; Sproat Sec
ond. Time. II seconds.
Second heat-En Chang. first: 10
ma. second. No time taken.
Third heat-Nana, first; Ahi. second.
Time, II 1-5 seconds
Fourth heat-Moore, first; En- Chang.
second. No time taken; Moore winner.
Running high jump-First prize. IS:
second, $3.50.
Entries-Coleman, Willis, Sproat.
Cummins, Hays and Kalua
The running high jump was an in
teresting event. from the fact that
among the entries was John Hays. who
was at one time connected with
Wirth's circus as a clown. Instead of
jumping in regular form he got or
the dive act and went over the line
into the sawdust, to the great amuse-
ment of the spectators When the
string got up above five feet the Judges
to the mode of HAYS Jump
ing, and stated that he would not be
allowed to jump any longer. The
jumper protested, and so did the crowd
and cries on all sides were heard for
Hays Haysi"
Charles Mccarthy, clerk of the
course, quieted the crowd and then ex-
planned as follows:
"This is a high-jumping and not a
nigh-diving contest. The prize is Of
'ered for high jumping. but since the
crowd seem to want Hays, the only
hing for the judges to do is to offer an
extra prize for high diving"
At this theI crowd cheered vocifer-
'usly and Hays continued to jump.
Cummins went out at five feet. and
<alua little later.
AT five feet seven inches, Coleman
md Willis failed to jump in the usual
lumber of trials, and the first and Sec
nd prizes were put together and d.
ided between these two contestants.
After this pole was put across for
lays to jump over, but he failed to
i've at five feet seven. However, a
pecial prize, as announced by Charles
1cCarthy, was awarded him later on.
IL yards hurdle-First prize, $40;
econd, S.
There were about a dozen entries I'm
his event. En- Chang started out
head and kept the lead, jumping clean
yer every hurdle and winning in 10
econds. Willis, second
220 yards dash-First prize $40; sec
nd, S..
(The creased pole contest began
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