The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1898-06-20
FIELD DAY SPORTS
Of THE Y. NJ. c. A.
hlIendike, Of the School Of the Lacka.
wanna, Carried OF tlouors.


TEAM OF WHICH HE WAS A MEM
BIER WON THE BANNER OFFERED
FOR HIGHEST NUMBER OF POINTS
IN THE OPEN EVENTS-WINNERS
OF THE VARIOUS EVENTS AND
RECORDS THEY MADE-NoTEs OF
THE BASE BALL CLUB-SOME
CHANGES ARE CONTEMPLATED.
The annual field sports at Athletic
park of the Young Mems Christian as
sociation were we'll attended and
thoroughly enjoyed on Saturday after
noon. The star of the events proved
to be A. Alendike. of the School of
the Lackawanna, whose sprinting was
the feature of the meet. His team
mates assisted materially in winning
the banner offered for the highest
number of points in the open events.
Following are the winners in the diff
| ferent contests.
100 yards, open-Olcndike, s. Of L.,
| first; Mott, S. Of L., second; bcrtcl
| Nilkes-B Barre Y. NJ. G. A., third. Time,
| 10 As.
Putting l6-lb. shot Ollendike s. of H.,
| first, 31.2la; Warrington, Carbondale A. A.
| second, 3OSi2; Quinnan, Scranton Y. M.
| G. A., third, 90 27l.
22o yards, Scranton Y. NJ. G. A. only
| First heat-Ollcndike, first: Manners. sec
ond; Tarbox. third. Second heat-Col-
win. first; HOW ell. second. Final heat
| Ollendike. first; Manners, second. Time,
| p Is. Ollendlkes time in TIE first heat
was % AS.
| High Jump-Gibbs. Scranton Y. NJ. G..
| A.. first, #. 3 in; Payne, Wilkes Barre
Y. NJ. e. A.. second. It. 2 in. Third place
tied and jumped off.
| 220 yards. open-Ollcndike. S. OF H.,
first; Bertel, Wikes-Barre Y. NJ G. A.,
second; H. A. Mott, S. of L.. third. Time,
% %.
44O yards. Scranton Y NJ. c. A. only
Annerstadt, first; Colvin, second. Time,
1.2l 1-5.
THE BROAD JUMP.
Broad Jump-Payne. Wilkes Barre Y.
NJ. c. A., first, 19a4 IT.; Dryden, s. OF L.,
second 1929; Gibbs, Scranton Y. NJ. {.
A. third, 173,
| 120-yard hurdle-Payne, Wilkes Barre
Y. NJ. c. A, first; Gibbs. Scranton Y. NJ.
c. A., second; Mott. S. of L., third. Time,
| 20 4-j.
4iO yards. open-Ollendike. S. of L.,
first Kaiser, Wilkes-Barre Y. NJ. c. A.,
second: Qunnan. Scranton Y. VI. c. A..
third Time, 80 1-j.
22O-yard hurdles-Gibbs, Scranton Y. Il.
{. A, hrsi; IarOoX' D OF l'' secohu'
Mott. S. of L., third. Times.
Pole Vault-Payne. Wilkes-Barre Y. NJ.
G. A., first 10 IT.: Gibbs, Scranton Y. NJ.
G. A. second, It. G in.
Mile kun-Culhnan, scranton l. ~ - -
A. lllst, Naisen, sris w ,D,x, IT,,
% % '''''''' -
ioo Yards Scranton V NJ G. A on,v--
| oIIondrke FIRST. Tarbox. second: Colyil,
third. Time. II I-5.
Relay Race-School of Iackawanna.
first; Scranton Young Mems Christian as
sociation, second; Carbondale Alumni as
soclaton' third'
The score by points was as loilo"s,
School OF the L.ackaWahna '''''''''''''' "s 90
WIiNes-p p"r -N - - '''''''''''''' =
SantaoIo,d ,I,,ro,,t assooi,tin,,
The work OF Allendike, Tierney and
Mott, School Of the Lackawanna; Gibbs
and Quinnan, Scranton Young Mems
Christian association and Payne and
Kaiser, Wilkes-Barre Young Men
Christian association, was excellent
and all the others acquitted them
selves creditably.
Percy Frutchy gave an exhibition OF
fancy bicycle riding which was well
received
r ~ pAcr rail-. NOTES
me next saille VI o"Se p"ii az
A'hle'lc PaIh wiz We CUn'eateu .'
tween 'he houhs men CIIlStl"l NS
soclatloh team ana the l"Saor i'eue
on Wednesday afternoon at ''ov ciocN
steele VIII PIopaply Pitcn. ~