The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-06-13


-. we're bed 81 Portland Saturday On
ss.s.~orza negd % not AFFORD cause for
49, a. this state We were given
- beating, ore fnst VIII pe re-
1870 ! long tine. and which. hope,
49,. .,n ozr athletes 20 a determine
" A. s4t.er IN the future. Ont 81
1sn ~.so.s we w7g onIy three FIRST. a.
fssys ~ p.,.nsrg high lump. Gould. 5 feet
-. ruursng broad jump. Gou.d. II
r. srrfes. roie vault. Dor Palmer. 10
.-rh@s The beat Washington could
80 .ng-va-t dash was second ard
ys.rv ard Palmer holding these po-
.sersectfvsiy. kggkeG1aN. Oregon.
-. vas credited with f14-z. veser
s,.ad TO do a hundred In 10 f-5,
- vskes bis fsfeat the more crush
palmer egsalet his record ir fte
~.,,i.. ard efoald came Up 20 hts usu-
.ss nersorHaaaee r. the running high
f.nglA y AZ a stands,Ii! In jumping
~ srrnsy believe that Sc fs owing 70
s.1a h. insist upon following The
y. tsmn4rv IN the world run practically
-, =, the bar while Could runs from
=. -. Ell jumps 'n good form up 20 q
s--..,r height and that settles H. There
!. !. sn.xssou bgi thai be ought to be the
=, stusper Yn the Pacific northwest.
r~.,,sy King ~ Stanford and Multnomah
"a ,hat Gould had more natural spring
go eny other mar he had ever seen.
-. /. a.sJed King. Bert Rerrigan need
"a, ftzr him, because his style is sncar-
$50 n SCENE to be a general rule In
I'd ssats 10 run ar the bar from the
"a Frank Atkins ard Muidoon both fol-
:. thss style. ard they have never reach-
At Ter 10 inches. Ksrrigan, In ordinary
~.,asslcs. win clear the bar az : feet 10
..esex WITHOUT any apparent effort. In
several the Interstate collegiate games
.srs no, marked BY any unusually good
.evxeymanees Not q Pacific coast record
-. hyokan. The records show conclusive
= haxeyev. that there were no ringers"
- ..ner team I am glad 20 note this.
rsss sporf with fair records IS better
ssar doubtful sport with brilliant per-
smmsness.
We are far behind the ,imes In the pact-
a. ,s9sthwsSi in the matter Of throwing
sna fs~Fsstna hammer. II 81 not special
IL Interesting event. vet the active com
sSssssn among leaders in the east during
he ras, TIVE or three years has forced IL
"a me front Mitchell, OF the New York
ash,<s.e Club was the undispnted cham
vasa for nanv years Finally Flanagan.
Inc Irsh champion. arrived In New York
ssd compelled MITCHELL 10 Join the has
sssrs" At the recent intercollegiate
ssnes McCracken. OF the University Of
Pennsylvania broke the intercollegiate re-
sers by thirteen fest and on the following
aons.sv tsat Flaunigan's worlds record
b. throw % iS2 feet = inches The hes,
Faaxlgan could do was 1lg feet INCHES.
saturday however. a; the New York Ath-
l.se Clubs gaines Flanagan rea ,~serted
N elajm to pTe-emanence by tossing the
hammer is feet 4 inches At the same
rsasx Nyer Prinslein. Of Syracuse, VINO
es-ns within A fraction Of an inch OF
ksskiag me worlds record a the inter
slisssate games IN the running broad
ssrp almost accomplished his hearts de-
x-s His Jump was % feet ~ inches
shseh ties but does not beat. as was an
sanoed N dispatches the worlds record
axsngraYe. an Australian. has also
zapsd q feet III inches.
Present Indications are that Harvard
u Yale viii withdraw from the annual
zscollogiate Geld and track meet. The
IN York Evening Sun. which is conser~
ave N al matters relating go rumors,
tsses ". n Curtis. of the Spirit Of tee
frsE IN this matter and adds THAI the
nsyaHla Is unpopular among New En-
gland coll grs Pennsylvania entered nine
uen From ils dental department.. Including
Fsssshury the present i.s- yard cha NIPPON
sYrsptFr; kraeuxls!n, the words greatest
Asfsier. ari Hoffman. Looking over the
s,asries from Pennsylvania. Georgetown
ad Princeton FOR the past two years the
saes become apparent that the leading
ahlftsx we're nrst-csass men before they
i0ek part IN college athletics The captain
" this years Harvard team said recently.
~ many men who have had experience
n track athletics and who have cam
paigGed for another Of the big athletic
c!ahs has, tuned up In the 'ntcrcoiiegi-
ale games IN resent years that f. is simply
Ridiculous for uS. who depend In the main
90 sehoolboys who have never trained be-
'ose entering college. 20 try so compete
is sad that the sentiment at Yale
sfangly fsvors withdrawal from the tn
ssrcolegiate
TIE executive committee n the Queen
siy Coed Roads ClDh hold special meet
lnS Al the office 81 the president; city
semp'rosler Wal II. Parry last Thursday
sfea'ng ON behalf Of tho club. George II
hiar Was requested 10 prepare appropriate
resolutions Ga the death Of Hon. X. ]
todds who was vice president of the
esse. The transportation committee was
authorized 10 confer with rgilroad ard
steamship officials With reference 20 sccur-
ing ihe checking % - heels as free bag
tsse Chairman Cotterll. OF the path
committee. made a detailed report OF the
hsln'snsnee and construction work under
SIG charge. TIE path 10 Green Lake Is well
saAsr Ray, Worn was ordered commenced
f. an N.,s- IA