The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-06-21

and Lyons and FeidkAmp- The clubs
cracks ia hall 3ite ass9 mile rams will in
osueie Champion George Dyton and AI.ck
Grant. CT p@nDsg s*aasz. and CreEau. Of
T'riaeatos For me hurdles will ~ VII
Hsauss Of Harvard. la addition SO Halpsn.
FelsikaEnp and Uinship. TIE weights zfll
be "a usual oge Of the strongest points of
tne team. Flanagan. the irish champion.
n. ~ cossrse tho bright. particular star
~ tsaa lot uat Ia will ~ aeii supported by
assA .Taeksn, os Pennsylvania, Chad yTb.k.
q Yale. and L.4r&iu. Carroll. the Prince
son Algh jumper viii ise Il member OF the
Sew York team and Garrett and Bot,ger.
0f tbs same Institution viii compete ia
the broad Jump Others Of the tread
Jumpers wearing The New York Csab en-
bieH viii b. Rl3ss. FelGaamp, i.yoas,
E.arktn and Y saship The pole vauife-s
win include Van Wrinkle. or Yale, ard
Padding and HuFlbgrt. Tie latest aaai-
tior 20 the progra alnses OF field events The
discus throw .ili bs pretty g :e in Ia
hands o. Garretf. the champion OF the
game orsh IN thls country and Greece
Flanagan may take part in tho discus
throw before the season Is over"
The successes OF the r. -. \. athletes
"a cutting down records during the last
year make st important 20 develop WORTHY
aucesAsora to such men rs Gould paliuer
Will .Aa-sz pass their prime or be taken
from athletic work by business. and the
present schooIboys must b. looked 20 for
the met who shall uphold the athlete
standard OF the Northwest.
That cxceIIeut material ~ already being
developed waA Illustrated 1T the inter
scholastic meet on the y NJ. G. a
grounds last September The Y. NJ e. A
people decided 30 make the meet an an
Buai affair. and the second one will take
piac. next Saturday.
" hen given last year. the idea was n.~
and I1tie advertising was done. The day
"a* bad also. ard yet an excellent per
fornancs was given and the crowd was
enthusiastic at the good work OF the vari-
ous competitors, This year the interest
has greatly Increased. The list of entries
VIII be- larger more schools Will be repre-
scented. and the boys will have had better
training.
There Is great enthusiasm among the
various schools over the merits OF their
respective teams. aud the contest for
points viii be close and exciting. Many
Of last year : winners will be missed but
new favorites viii take their places and
cndeavor To sustain the honor of their
school
The entries Will close Tuesday evening
All entries must be handed in ~ the Y u.
Z. a rot later than that time. Each boy
entering Must make A deposit OF - cents
With his blank This amount will he re-
funded II tge completes In the event. The
list OF entries will be published ia the
post-inteliigeEcer Wednesday morning.
and protests against contestants should
then be presented at once 80 that they
may be considered by the protest com
mittoe before the meet.
The price If admission 10 the grounds
will be 10 cents. and grand stand cents
extra. the receipts going for medals. This
low rate IS on account OF the large number
OF schcolboys desiring TO attend.
one additional bicycle race from the
grammar schools has been placed on the
programme this year. and two events
from the high school. one of which Is a
bicycle event. 80 that the programme will
haze added interest.
Tho list Of events is as follows:
Eiffy-yard dash. boys T. years or under:
iep.yard dash, open TO all. 220-yard dash
boys IL or under. s40-yard run open: SO
yard run, open. running high jump. open:
running broad Jump. open. pole vault
oIten quarter mile bicycle. open. one mile
bieS Gle. open. tRo-mile bicycle boys l. or
under. 4il-yard dash. high school half
mile bicycle. high school
4 small squad from Company r. went
out To their target range AZ River Park
yesterday 10 try their hand at crsedmore
The practice was confined 10 the go and
80 yard ranges. Corp Jim Wallace car
fied on the honors. with a total score OF
al out OF possible ~. Capt q. II Fort
son came second. with a score of 80. Fol-
lowing are yesterdays scores: