The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-07-19
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,.~,.t,ers II the All-Waanfrgtoa
5ss - ,eaua. which competed against
- eass.rtisv afternoon. returned fs~sEa
49, last evening TIE tran was
5n's.ss,i 10 leays at II O'Clock. but Cd
- away unfIi ] O'Clock. Everyone
s4ea,Dg well. and the CONSENSUS o.
! -, a. ali who Jaw the E4eef IVES tsaaE
8 4. washlngron boys made czsdstafie
kE-~s.e. 1nd that the meet as "aoss
b - fsr anose The average. One OF me re-
B -.sable things III connection TIIh fAs
-. xas the ng1rigg on points 6y Dun
q .nyerSrity. OF Seattle. Secretary
sau OF the T. n c, and Trainer
80 ~ NgInomah. Eacn figured that
100 gesId win e points, ard knew
5 s...4.x about the figures % the others
-, tie great battle was over King sad;
81 - soys from Washington were ; points
81 - - man | expected and I am willing
-, that on a perfect track ] think Ed
s Z. ssekson would run The hundred In ten
-. fat. He is phenomenal runner;
Be ~ s~efest little g... / ever say. IL Is
sstyorSerfu1 the way he claws dirt.
sssa Davis. the mile runner he IS a
1fsnlsing man, bur he throws his
.Sefco far behind, and III the course
SssF wastes too much energy Gould.
Snaing high jumper. has more spring
- ~ oihe. man / ever sazs. but he
@,ss 30 change mis- style 81 approaching
- ~. He runs from the side, Eys-
- u which DO Eos believe. Palmer is
s1< - pole vaulter and Jimmy Earragrr
81 = Il able 10 break his own record again
- goes trifie higher Ia the air.
q .nr way. put liz Wilbur. the great
i = ssxs pnfter on the Pacific coast. 'that
~ Sayase would be a wonder IL he did
sssy training. He has the strength and
-. the kind OF q shoulder 10 break
CORDS" This is not small compliment
srou man who has been known in pri-
ats IL put the shot s5 feet inches. Sat-
e..ag he showed II out II feet 3iz inches,
,na ,hose who were paying close atteu-
! f.sa sid that he did not get good action
Il tnst. Wilbur Is six feet tall and weighs
Id ,s1ncs There Is possibility that he
tsay 70 10 Yale this fan. Considering the
ssgay that famous institution has been fall
It2g dswn In athletics the past year the ac-
cssstion Of Wilbur would be hailed with
delight.
9 Whsn one stops and thinks Of the work
s4sse In the shot putting event At Portland
lsst Saturday ne cannot but feel that the
Pacific Northwest athletes are fast coming
10 the front. At the last intercollegiate
met when the University OF Pennsylvania
wan In total points. Robert Garrett. Of
Princeton. won the shot event with put
Of ii Zee; log. inches II Mr. Garrett had
hem at Portland he would have been COM
,,sllea 10 pat on a little more speed.
There IL no use taking. Bert kerrigan.
al Mulinumah, Is beautiful running high
temper. This may seem queer adlec-
i've 20 use. but one could not pass over
hts work without noticing the absolute
Perfection Of movement. He Is "A small
man. but since recovering from appendl-
otis has flied oct and Is much Stronger
than when In Seattle If the last cham
plJnssslp games lie runs straight ut the
tar and goes into the air without any
apparent exsrti0n. In passing over the
bar he turns and lands facing II. lie did
ss feet Saturday, bat after watching
h!m closely ] am firmly convinced that
r. can do considerably better. At the
Tss,ern intercollegiate meet this year
Nlsisor. Of Pennsylvania. won the high
Jump With six feet one inch. not much
better than out In the land called '+wooisy
West" BY the effete Fasteners.
3 one Of the features Of the day was the
ss-grsut'' OF biz Flanagan when he threw
o. hammer and IS pound weight. Al the
81 championship games II wouldn't he
sarprsing II f!annigan did an inch or
.ss better with the weigh; and = few
fse. better with the hammer. Although
III time In the quafer-miie run was - i-5
sssnds. II does n9t necessarily foii1w that
g9Sna of Mu!tnomah. cannot do better.
He I'D rot run the first part Of the race
- lsss as he could, but there Was method
b hx work. He felt certain 81 winning
sss would undoubtedly have been pleased
ahe could have helped kiS running mate
gsntnlbai into second place. lie did
srn well bu; when Pearson cut bose
isi xsat after coyne, tnen Coync showed
TX ssfc was N him. lie finished like
ss'Ea.na and while Pearson put up a
rs. ssa chase. i, did not reach the
sss d .sopardizing coyne's chances.
aissysnsng time Coyne 10 the premier
tssra M ncr III the rtei!ic Northwest.
| Rat nmeelt. Maliaomah's great dis
ban sEaher ran i magnificent race In
~ hall, und proved couciualveiy that
III sss aisyanee he Is a riuca better nlan
tsia Isasls Of Washington today. DAVIS
fsataa better than he did. bat there viii
Asss 10 be much Improvement. before he
sa b. dangerous TO Burnett. II was
+ Ne mae however. ttat Davis wss B
sting hight " her he crossed the taie
EfENT over burnett In tie mos c.
sAs snssh OF the say his friends were
y esGeDmc with Joy that they hugEed
"a 4 Wax truly great race. and
VI Be remembered for years Icy those
We Eag II. Lcng. lean. lanky john
lsfk elad IN his abbreviated costume Cf
m white cloth. walked slowly over Ia
sa start al the cali and waited for the
sfsxins, Burnett who Is shorter and
M-saraiively heavy built cane ncxL
g also wern white Then came Parks
g Aaltn0mah Fl tail fellow. slightly
E~fed. rsdsF ~ PORT Townsend WAS
sn On The marx clad I'm bleck lie
*sksa siasn compared With his ecpon-
fs2 Burnett draw the inside. Davis
- atxi lsader third ard Parks On the
ssde The crowu commences TO set
eFsSted In tie race The men kueeI.
8 Ter the sound Of the pistol is heard.
20 spring the four fast runners are
anu away ts0rpett Jumps 10 the
{ So hai 't.cng' John Davis has figured
sS FSce and Immediately goes after
MehaEnptun half miller. lie challenges
ane takes The leSa. Hader moves up
TO Davis and IS shoulder 10 shout
WIN barnctt Parks tags along
- behind the bunch Davis t. NOV
- 3 Nel-o3el cnEi-e aad II the
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