The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-11-28

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commencing at O'Clock Entries closed
saturday night, and Judging from the iiss
cOnpetif.en will D. bYisk. Many new faces
VII be seen and IL - oHt Of the question to
make even an approximate estimate OF
what VIII be done
Through this meet, Prof Crane VIII get
. good lire ON the different men under his
care ard thus be enabled 70 plan the spring
work 10 better advantage. A large number
OF the entries viii take par IN the events
which comprise the ail-zrosr3 Champion
sistp This pIeases the professor. because
II win bring Out the weak as well as the
strong points Ok the athletes.
II Is wrong idea 10 suppose because a
hoy cannot run 100 yards IN fast tins that
he II necessarily a poor runner. lie may
be able with proper training TO do the aaAr-
ter or half IN good EofTI. III H becomes ar-
parent that running IL not his forte. he
should not be discouraged BY any means
He mas jumping. pale vzEiting shot putting
and hammer throwing 20 fall back on With
= fairly good constitution. good head and
c0nscienLous work. any boy can accomplish
ct least good work In some department OF
Athletics AT the same time I; IL Dot well
to neglect general Body building. Special
end general work 70 hand In hand.
Only club members are eligible 10 COM
pete next Wednesday evening Admission
VIII be by card, which must Dc presented
5 nf the door Prizes will be awarded 10 all
B 1rsfs In addition 10 these prizes, gold, sil-
ver and bronze medals viii be awarded 10
me three contestants scoring the most
points in the all-around competition. The
al-around competition includes the zs-yard
cash. running high jump pole vault. sHl-
yard run and shot put Points VIII be count
cd az follows: First. 8; second. 8 third. !
the haEGsoTas satin club em5.ems which
Prof. Crane will give 10 winners Of trst
place In different essnts than the genera.
Frixs rf.xy. a -
bosom should mean something In the big
athletic clubs ard colleges the man VINO
sports the emblem has done something. you
may be sure. 10 win that right Any time
you see Yale graduate with a Zig r. on
his sweater II II as much 10 say that he
went TO the top in some branch Of ath-
letics.
The officials for the coming meet will be
m follows: Refaree. Prof Wander vsrr.
Of the T.. of W; starter. Prof Arthur w
Frank b. insersoli' Amos cran1er. Porsas
Baxter; field judges, o. o. Denny Charles
Beckinsham: timekeepers, l. =. Taylor.
OFFICIAL scorer. ". Miller: announcer. W.
IL Moore; marshal. Al Goldsmith.
Events and entries are as follows:
25-Yard Dash.
Two TO qualify In each heat.
First hest-Henry Perrin. Chris Bebs
Sidney Brunn. Paul Holbrook
second haat-John Geary. win Hawkins
Frank Bausa George Sohns
Third heat Sam Humes. Alfred Beck,
Frank Wilhelm Charles Sewell.
Fourth hoat-Arthur Smith. Henry Frau
enthai, j. Fl. Reaume Earl Mumford.
Running High Jump.
Henry Perrin, Chris Bebb. John Geary.
VIII Hawkins. Alfred Beck. Henry Frauen-
thai, Sidney Brnnn. Frank Baush. Frank
Wilhelm J. H. Reaume. Paul Holbrook,
Sam Humes. George sohns. Arthur smith,
Charles Seweii.
Pole vaIuf.
Henry Perrin. Chris Bebb. John Geary,
VIII Hawkins. Alfred Brupn, Frank Baush
Frank Wilhelm. J. H. Reaume. Paul Hoi-
2 brook, Sam Humes. George Sohns.
sso-Ysrd Hun.
Thirteen laps three 10 qualify
First heat-~Henry Perrin, John Geary
Alfred Beck, Sidney Brunn. Frank wa
helm Paul Holbrook. William Stirling.
Second heat--C'hris Bebh, WIN Hawkins,
Henry Frsuenthal Frank Baush. J. II.
Reaume. Sam Humes.
Putting 1a-Pomnd shot.
Henry Perrin. Chris Bebh. John Geary,
VIII Hawkins. Alfred Beck. Henry Frauen-
thai. sidney Brunn. Frank Baush Frank
Wilhelm. ]. II. keaume. Paul Ho,brook
Sam Humes.
Putting Ia-Pound shot.
Special contest
Ed Gafyncy Frank Pierce William Stir
ling. James o'nonnen.
Potato Race. 20 Yards
Henry Perrin, Chris Behb. John Geary.
VIII Hawkins. Alfred Beck. Henry FRAU
eftnai Frank R1nsh Frank Wilhelm j.
II. Reaume. Paul Hoibraok. Sam Humes.
Sack Race. e5 Yards.
Henry Perrin. Chris Bsbb, John oieary.
VIII Hawkins, Alfred Beck. Henry Frau
enthal, Sidney Brunu. Frank Raush Frank
Wilhelm. J. IL. Reaufne. Paul Hoibrook.
Sam Humes.
fT'HB Seattle Y. NJ. g A. basket ball
i team. watch went 10 Portland 10 play
She Portland y. M &. A., was defeated In
a last and extremely exciting game the
score being q 10 y in favor al Portland.
me team Portland played far ahead
os the team which represented shegu In
octoher last at the convention here. The
Seattle team is not IN tn. least dtncour-
aged BY the defeat and It's members intend
20 make things extremely warm for Port
land ON December H. when they NEE.
again TN thu armory N ih.s city for the
second game OF the series.
Portland q wire screen "a a hack
ground FOR goals and nearly all their goals
were made by playing the screen. which
from constant usage haa become. followed
OF each side OF the geal and ali a plaver
had 10 30 VAS TO throw from sbe si<l.. al
she screen which gave IL the right dlroc-
ton for the goal Every single guat made
by Seattle was made on eiean throw for
the basket. and without exception theag
work VAS good.
Elsssell Al forward played q stea fy. hard
guard. was excellent Temple PLAYED a
strong center and scored every free fArnw
allowed ON fau,s hut one IL IL cS9ncesis.l
by authorities on basket ball that a tear
ia Their o~n gymiasas TIA always has an al.
vantage over A visiting team and thfs ia,
somewhat consoles tAS beys fer their de
feat. Training VIII commence tonight stth
renewed ardor and THE return same will be
eise wei! worth seesn<
Ihe focthaB x tslie nSt we%n Portland Y
NJ. Z, a. and the AutnomAn Athlete tell.3
VAS vesy Interesting, ANA the teams seem
esi - be about stsniy matched He
ieansa had plenty oI outside talent hs,t
MalinJnah had s. shade the bAst u I'm.
part OF the argument NultnomMh ps.ysx
smith, The ioyt Townsend STAR and NJ
MILAN. aiaong Cta9E VEL kEaNu Attgnt.
Of 5sa piK&s3a. IL @as known that thu y
NJ 4. \. hal outside talent .pat ,aei,
natEes were me- learned Th- h5g TAalneAs
instan fattee Mas al anchoE At Sesagaf To-
the \. NJ. {. \. team ahd ue gaIns w.er,
made ;nrcssEA Alsu AuijrataaA snterfaq
ence saA good. tut frss{usaEty the y AE
6 \. runner had IS 80 snest os AIS eva
interfering
The weak spot on AIsltuans4h seemed .,
b~ a ieft tfsl. hut tl1ss gack a.2 n.g sas.yf