The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-18

q ,..r..ea 20 the Post-Infeiligeacsr
srrIAsD. Or, Juiy i Many years
- before the Pacific Northwest
..s<s another sUch magnificent
sat.le IS took place today on
- field between tae AIi-S ash
sra Au-Orogon teams. Oregon
punb@r Of yoints scoring -
There Is no doubt thst the
..sso il the strongest or tne Cost.
- -. pae.ftc sorii4HesE and two Coast
x.rs srokcn- The stars Of the
- y.Jase Dickson. J Imy Barra-
- Davis. Don Palmer and X. y.
- 80 sor washington. and Morgan.
- Burnett, Wilbur Flanagan and
- for Oregon.
s.-.s.. beat Davis IN great style In me
- and Davis ran Burnett 20 a
e.s..Ig in the mile. which was the
race OF III dlstaace ever
Tss weather sas not bad and tie
- xere III fair condition The
- ssanA was we'll filled ana many
q. acs.1Isd the SIDE. a. y. AcAipine.
~ susrnarnss. refereed the games ia
q, 4 Gideon Rowe
"A
-. This evening both teams at
80 TIE sheater.
=, s.uu,aTy Of the events IS as follows:
RannisE High Jump.
gss Ay Bert Ksrrigau. oregon. with an
- lsa.f3 Of feet TFenkmaa, Ore
"a Gould, Washington. tied for gee
slaes Al feet 10 inches Trenkmau
= 4 the jump OF NJ 8 feet 80 inches.
IO0-ynrd Dash.
xss 5y Eddie Dickson. Washington:
- Oregon second Barrager, Wash
- sh.rd Time. 10 Is.
-s.on and Jordan mad the outside
erus. Bar.aser and Fuller. Oregon. the
,as4 Starter Ksiey got them of the
.as IN good styIe. Fuller poked his nose
~ trent D moment and that was ali.
ssas ran ike . whiTiwind. and ~ TO
!. zysrd mark Jordan. Barrages and
sss xe,e well punched. wlth Fuller n
=, Assk. Then Dickson tore loose. and
KS 10 Use for Jordan TO run the race
Is llfs The little red demon had the
= hand. and could rot be touched.
rsgs. and Fuller had a great race for
sa asd Bsfrager won by an eyelash.
s-sga vas not pushed In the last fifteen
asss ~; eggaIed the amateur Coast rec
asa his own IN the f. \. r. Dickson
paa.ssa that the track was not firm
q 4 .ap and his trainer Lang. said lie
gE n the track had been perfect his
ssr;,s xaula have run tn 10 fiat. The
Sat Of Fuller was big surprise, not 50
~ 80 from Dickson as Jordan. This
y afst time Fuller ever met defea.
rs sratch.
a ss0-snrd Run.
ser By Burnett. oregon Davis. Wash
Il s4n second Hansen. oregon third
~ u. IS, breaking =. y. \, record OF
4 saEssn Jumped 10 the front a. the pls-
ssh Burnett in second place and na-
lsifd Davis soon passed Burnett. and
i e end of the FIRST lap was sim in this
sslea. bit running like an ice wagon.
@aftatly there was Al effort on the part
s4frstt 10 quicken his pace. and IN
sx y the grand stand ne overhauiei
SFs who passed Hansen. Away wen,
Strait sllh a rush to which Davis could
s .ys2ond Burnett won by Ave yards.
0s.At-s thus lowering the + y. A. rec
4 d Lid BIZ himself from 2.Ui %.
n rsttimx the i6-Found shot.
4 Ese By Wilbur. Oregon. a. feet ~
ca, Savage Washington second. 40
= = Inches. Flanagan. Oregon. third.
s'es - inches.
sasar beat the Coast record. A. feet 81.
sass held by himself and the i. y. A.
sand. = feet g. inches held by John K.
AHss Savage without a days training.
Ff4i Up the shot and tossed 1t % feet l0ia
'ass This beat his old record. so he i.t
sgaEstie and le; her ~ again. this time
Eass q feet and over When all things
: 'aasH into consideration. Il was a Won
III performance ali around.
t:9-tard Hurdles.
\ FM By Morgan oregon kuhli. oregon,
-, Blanek. Washington. third. Time.
~ lowering +. y. 4. record one -fifth
~c5nd
predicted Morgan won easily by four
fai hshli was strong, bat knocked
W 30 many hurdles, Blanck showed
s'T.s1Sly good form. Gould Washing
l'aaPed out on account az his ankle.
Pole Vault.
W BY Don Palmer. Washington. 10
y inches, Baby Murphy. Multno-
-. ~ .Te. IS sas 80 ss ~
SSfo I; - 81 I, rs 20
III ~ - - 50