Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1898-06-04
WON 4 Dewey VICTORY.
W A. G. Boys w,d Field Day
Sports from q of I.
Almost a shut-out fd h the Moscow
Athletes,

uahletes ef the agricultural college and
kachool of science won victory, la
4 pcvey victory, from the representatives
( .; the University oil Idaho yesterday, 1t
wasan awful slaughter, and after the
battle the U, OF /. colors were dragging
in the dust, while the pink and the blue
waved triumphant. 1t was victory as
complete as Dewey's.
For three years there has been a dis
Au4e between the athletic associations of
the two schools so deep that athletic re-
lations had been severed, and the annual
held day sports had been discontinued,
i,ut this season all differences had been
PATCHED up and the field day meet was
looked forward to with the greatest in
,ereet. At foot ball and at base ball our
BOYS had been the victors, but Moscow
WIS confident that in the mixed sports OF
a field dav meet they could retrieve lost
laurels.
Out of the wreck the visitors could
rake up a total of but three points, all
Else in sight, and that vas pretty much
\ everything, (33 points,, being gathered
Mn by W. A. G.
The carnage commenced in the very
first event, the 100 yard dash, when Will
Palmerton distanced the field, and won
in l0ls seconds. For second place there
was q tie between Geo. ralmerton and
Gilbreth.
Kroeyel and Sapp represented Pull
man in the mile ran, and first and sec
,ond prizes went to them respectively,
Moscow not getting III sight OF medal or
badge. Kruegel's time WAS minutes,
80 2-5 seconds.
In the so ward dash frat and second
places went to Pullman, Will PalmeEton
and Davies crossing the line ahead OF
he Moscow sprinters, Palmerton's time
Icing 4-5 seconds
Boone, first, and Rutherford, second :.
won the running broad jump for Pull
man, Boone clearing 10 feet, 10 inches,
making a new record for the two insti-
tntj0ns.
The Palmerton brothers finished ahead
OF the field in the 220 yard dash, Will
taking first place.
The l6-lb. hammer won a medal for
foomis, he making the excellent throw
OF 95 feet, 3 inches. Sapp second, al
though about IS feet short Of the throw
siade by Loomis.
1t was in event No. !, the pole vault,
that Moscow first saw the light OF vic
Tory, Orcutt vanlting 8 feet, 8 inches,
and giving the U. of /. a medal, and the
accompanying two points. Troup OF
pullman won second with an foot
vault.
Geo. Palmerton crossed the take first
in the 44o yard run, his time being 81
45 seconds. Sapp won second.
Boyd Hamilton added two more points
TO Pullmans total by winning the 9th
event, putting the. l6-lb. shot 1868 feet,
and Moscow run its score up to 3 by TAX
ing second, Crane throwing 34,3 feet.
Will Palmerton pulled down his fourth
medal OF the day by making running
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Troup second.
The mile walk was repetition OF the
mile run, Kruegel and Sapp winning
first and second places respectively.
Time, minutes, 27E 2-5 seconds.
Thorne was the only finisher in the
10 yard hurdle race, all other contest
ants failing to clear the ten l2 foot
hurdles. Time, % 1-5 seconds.
The relay race, SS0yards, four men to
the team, has always. proved the most
interesting event in these field day con-
tests, and the relay race OF yesterday
was one OF the most interesting ever run.
Heretofore Moscow has always proven
winner OF the banner En the relay, and
her runners and rooters were highly con-
hdent that the banner would again be
held. But the race wos bat repetition
OF the other events Of the day, and Pull
man Won after pretty contest. Good
sells run in this event was especially
good, and in his 20 yards he put All iron
grip on tue banner, and caused the great
est enthusiasm among tho W. A.,C. sup
Porters. The winning team in the relay
FA'e WAS composed of the Palmerton
ergshers, ioodssl and boone, their time