The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-08-23


Tnere IN some talk OF matching gnsser
Kelly and Dick Case. both % whom 80
s9E decision over Lon Agnez here. ea3A
certainly gave A9new mote punching fnar
hstlT. but the latter is rerYsarksa bly, sIs.f
En- especially In times % peril Kelly had
no difficulty Ia hitting F.vsrhsrds when
ever II "iiAed, but ne So 1~ed no steam
Losing pMGlltsts always have GONE excwSN
D4t Eeliy 3 left speaks for Itself II 49,
alniogf useless to him after the secora
round and IS stu in a bal condition. Case
= rocked Ufo1 a. a coming man. A ye~-
good Inc can BE- drawn on MIN. he L.
..s1sa AsneH while out OF condition an
htiiS barely Wen from Agnew while IN
PRIME TX THIS should put Case above
hsefA'afat and among the top notchers."
r Larsen Blauck captain Of the V
IA =. a. track team. has commenced get
ting ready for the Pacific Northwes.
championship athletic games and with Ms
usual energy has aroused great Interest
among ms nen. He has also discovered
some new material that will undoubtedly
help the Y. n g A retain tie neyui,so.a
10 athletics II has won during the mast
two years. A rousing meeting II TIE Y
M- g a track team was held Saturday
evening. Twsfty-three members were
present The object of the meeting was
TO determine II the Y NJ G A should ta
y A.
meet at Portland September Is TINS. &C.
eAsion was in the affirmative. bur before
any OF the members viii have the prsyi-
lege OF entering they must lake part in
"try-out meet" In speaking Of fha
meeting Capt Blanck said yesterday:
IL was decided 10 give a meet septer1-
Der Ii for Y. NJ. c. A. members ONLY.
This meet wiil be the first annual club
meet. and will decide VINO are Champions
In the respective events The meet viii
include the following events
One hundred. 220. 80 and ss1-yard run
ana f-nile run. high jump broad JUMP
la)-yard hurdles. 22l-yard hurdles. pole
vault, sixteen-pound hammer. sixteen
pound shot, 1-mile walk. fifty-six- pound
weight. and one mile bicycle race. The
records made In this meet will stand for
one year. This meet VIII also De try
out 70 see who goes 70 Portland Prof
Il. r. Green has decided upon the follow
ing standards:
Ten and two-ffths seconds for the
1a0-yard dash, % As seconds for the 20
81 seconds for the 40 2.15 for the half
mile. $50 for the mile. feet inches Tor
high jump. 10 feet inches for the broad
jump. feet 10 inches for the pole vault.
IT seconds for the Iz0-yard hurdles. n Is
seconds for the 290-yard hurdles. 100 feet
for sixteen pound hammer. 81 feet inches
for the sixteen-pound shot and . feet
Atitfit7 4pf the 10 toGf1 weight III any
member wants 70 20 TO the championship
meet be will have 10 equal any of the
above records before he is eligible TO
compete
THE team will start active training at
once under the effective coaching OF Prof
Green. The prospects OF the team are
very bright, ali the old men being On
hand with the exception of &. r. Sharpe.
the high jumper; Albro Gardner. the one
mile runner. and Tom Murphy, the foot
ball player. and ali-round man. who are
hunting gold In the far North. There
are. several new men who promise to show
up well. Among them are n J, Thomas.
a former member OF the Knickerbocker
Athletic Club. Of New York. who has
run the loo In 10 f-5 and has run the 40
in 81 seconds. He was also a member OF
the Twenty-second Regiment Athletic
Club. OF New York. William Murphy, a
brother OF Tom. bids fair TO become a
shot putter. He has been doing good
work Of late. Among the old nen who are
going to train arc Dick Bushell. Emmett
Robb. Frank Atkins. Charles Hood. Rick
Burrows, George Cooley. Arthur Whaliey.
George Hutchinson and myself.
Prof. Green VIII start the ball rolling
ia the gym September l. and expects TO
have larger classes this fail than last"
The Y. NJ c. A baseball team has dis
ndnded TOT the year
The prospects for the Y. N. c. A. foot
ball team are exceedingly bright. The
only loss from last years team viii De
Tom Murphy. who played a great game
az tackle. Among the new men who have
Joined the association and viii play on
the team are Rick Burrows, who has
played on the Il. OF w for two years:
Clarence Aspinwall. s. a c. 20 tackle:
Carlisle Indians football team in '95. A.
; Thomas who played quarter on the
Creseents A. G. Of New York in '95 and
Walter Billings. who played guard on his
school team for two years. With this ar
ray Of new material and with Carl
Clemens who captained the Stanford
team IN 20, as coach. the Y NJ c. 4.
ought 20 put team in the field that can
hold It's own with anything IN the North
west
The u OF w. football team viii start
active work September l. Capt Lindsay
reports that the team viii be stronger than
last year.
Don II. Palmer has started 20 train FOR
p y. A championship. and IL fast get
ting into condition. He viii be the only
representative Of the University Of Wash
lnEton in the championships.
The great number OF strangers arriving
in this clty. owing 20 the Klondike excite
frent demonstrates fu many wavs how
we'll Seattle Is known IN the East and
throughout the United States This seems
70 BE- particularly true AZ the Seattle Ath-
letic Club. The Seattle Athlefi- Club has
a reputation IN the East q being one -
the best equipped athletic clubs IN the
country. The following list OF visitors az
the club from 81 parts or the United
States 8 taken frAsu the las: pase O. the
cluh register fust as they appear:
r < White Victoria u. &.
81 c Brackstt. Victoria. r. 9
J. ". Acafs ElieasburE. wash.
w : nonahowcF 81 Paul MINI.
George Irving Port Huron. Mich.
W II D}ehl Everett. Mass
GEORGE a. Franklin. Providence. r. y
T. VI Harrington Dubuque. Ia.
W p Iavsn. Dubuque Ia.
Cscprre r. Adams. san Francisco.
" - Baldwin New Haven. Conn.
A Robertson Victoria y. q.
n - RfekRiv Victoria p &.
Nlr Platt charlotte y e.
" A Kerr MiHaea polls MINI.