The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-07-23


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Iss<ase Isteress In the Events.
The contestants in the firs; events were
warmly appsaudsd on entering sns
grounds. followed N shsy were by judges.
referees and simeksepers. The jump was
made Just In front Of the pavilion and
royai bar, while simultaneously the ham
commenced at the center OF
the xrossnds II seon became evident that
the events would tie. and when the En-
elssh flag rose for the jumpers and WAS
followed By ths American success In the
hammer Throwing. both sides had . chasuce
20 give vent 10 their cheers. The three
mile Was the deciding event. and when on
the last lap II was seen that Workman.
Of tbs Oxford~rambridge team, weuid win
and England thereby gain the odd event.
there was a xes1e of wild enthusiasm. cen
esrvasfse Easlishusn and women rashing
on TO the taald To acclaim the victory. The
Immense crowd surrounded Workman.
ara i. was with great difficulty that the
him 10 the pavilion Here another scene
"a IaHGs sASssSAasHs s"Vs paAs1s s'''s''A'A
Of The Emsiisfa team rushing fofWafa 1aa
crying. well run workman. WINE on
ths hsfd he crowds snsefsa ana waved
hats ard hasid&srrhiefs workman was
led 10 the top baleory OF the pavilion and
there bowed to she enthusiastic thousands.
while cries Of .Harrah for Old England
and the song Fer He Is a jolly Good
Fellow. rent the air.
sust nehihd she ashsssl crowd. "nsts
: ter american anu aAis Auo Ha'so
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In the iaUyasd dash Blount got away
arpt and led Tor forty yards. when Qusn-
I'm ana Thomas drew even. Qainian, with
. sp,endid spart. won an exciting race by
half . yard
4 tremendous waving OF American nass
ana : shouting Of the Harvard and Yale
yell greeted the victory Of thu Harvard
mAn.
The grounds were now completely nlied,
and presented beautiful picture Tho
great quadrangle was banked On four
stdes with tiers of seats, where gorgeous
summas toilets were displayed. while the
sunshine was Just strong enough TO en-
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