The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-07-03

riders and severely cut about the head Re-
suits:
One miie norice-ormsby won; F. A
Biackmore second. Time. 2:53 Is.
Tnree-esgh,hs II q mile. anateur-Hen-
derson won: e. c. Blackmore second
Time, 80 3-5
Half-nile, amateur championship Of Brit
ish Columbia. final heat-Cameron, Well
ington, won: Hunter. Nanaimo. second.
Time. la.
One mile. amateur championship Of Brit
ish Column bsa-Hunter won: Cameron and
Henderson tied for second place. Race run
in slower time than novice mile.
One mile, amateur-E. e. Blackmore
first. Henderson second. Time. 2:s4 As. AS
time limit Of 2:e was placed on the race
no prizes were awarded.
Two mile handicap, an,ateur-Eaton, Ito
yards first: Henderson. 50 yards second:
Ormsay. 100 yards. third. Time. 5:oa So.
c. ]. Marshall upset W. H. Eaton OF
the Lynden, Wash, Cycle Club, the win
ner, was never on a track till tonight He
has ridden, however. several road races.
One mile. profesaonal-Frank J. Cotter.
Tacoma first: Swanson second. J. Shar-
rick. Tacoma, third.
At the Wellington meet Dominion day
pursuit race, professional. Co,ter and Shar-
rick beat Barker and Swanson in los. dis
lance, half a mile. Other events were:
One mile. professional. final heat-Cot-
ter first Downing second. Sharrick third.
Three-mile lap. professionai-Cotter "A
points. Swanson 16, Sharrick Is. Downing
Is.
sen. 200 yards, first; Barker, $50 yards, sec
ond; Cotter. scratch. third. Only nine
inches divided the men. Time 1912.
Stevens and Ellis Are Winners.
The shooting tournament was brought to
close at noon. the general result favor
ing the Seattle shooters. This morning
Stevens won the Multnomah badge, with a
score OF "a out OF Is. and Ellis beat Dem
ham in the shoot-off for the individual
championship by a score OF % to 70. In
the general average, won by popular Tom
Ware. OF Spokane. every Seattle shooter
got piece of money. The tournament as
4 whole was a complete success. Sum
mary:
Event 10. Winchester match, % birds-R
l.. Pierce. Tacoma, and W. II. Williamson.
49, tied = = - -
Event 90 Smith gun trophy. 80 birds
Hood, Seattle. g. first; r. c. Stevens, Sc
attic, IS, second.
event 81 ~ OIuS-h. v. ISOWc,
Is. first: b. II. Johns, II, second
Event %, 20 hirds-R. V. Rowe, w. F.
Sheard. f. f. Young, W. l.. Cheli.s, Il.
c. Stevens. W. H. Adams. all shot 10.
Event %. Anaconda cup, 80 birds-W. l..
Chellis. Seattle. 81. first: j. b. Ware, ].
W. Considine. sc. second.
Event "a 20 birds--R. " Rowe and T.
Is. Ware 10 each.
Event %, % birds-W. F. Sheard. D.
Cooper. r. c. Stevens Hood. c. H. Smith
and c. ". Miner 49,
Event rs. 20 birds-P. n. Thompson w
F. Sheard. Williamson. Ware, 10 each
Event g. 10 pair birds. known angles
Flint first. with 10 birds.
Event Is. The Multnomah badge, %
birds. reversed traps. known angles-R c.
Stevens. Seattle. first, "a birds; second. +.
S. Mcclure. Victoria. Late holder was r.
l.. Pierce Tacoma.
brds-C. W. Miner. Victoria, il birds.
British Columbia championship 100 birds
B. H. John. Victoria, first with 10: r.
5. Mcclure, second, 70; J. ]. Lang, Van
couver. third, Y: J. c. Mcclure. Vancou-
yer, fourth. IL
A large crowd will so to Seattle on the
special which leaves tomorrow evening to
assist in the celebration Of the Fourth
]. p. PARKINSON.