The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-02-23

and fell. GLOWING Thayer 20 change the
aspect " things. Elder. :. II. :, made
q splendid effort 20 even up things IN the
last relay. bat coula not quite make Il.
having a worthy opponent in +. u. Chest
nut The rae vas run as pursuit. by
this il meant that the contest auis start
On opposite sides Of the hail. and each
tries to svertake the other. The high
school entered q protest on the ground
before the handkerchief was passed 10
them IL was not allowed.
The meet was. generally speaking. wei!
managed. Although every effort possible
was made ~ pub Of the events quickly,
IL was go O'Clock before the wlnd~up.
Thirry-Yard Dash, Handicap.
FIRST heat-won by W. II. Corson. L. Of
". handicap. fact. l.. ThayeT, L. OF w,
feet. second. Time, ga seconds Finish
Second heat-won by Don Palmer. L. Of
W, scratch, ". r. Hawkins, ;. a. G.
feet second. Time. a. seconds. Palmer
made Il brilliant dash. overnauing Hawkins
near ihe tape anu heating hlm OUT pfettIIy.
Third heat-Won by G. W. CsuikiDs l..
Of w. feet. l. .. Veser. L. of w, feet.
second. Time. As seconds. John GeaTy.
). a. G.. had hard luck in this heat. When
Starter Curtis pulled the trigger all Were
off In good form. but the cartridge was not
exploded. Although Geary won. the heat
had 10 be run over under the rules ana he
did not get place the next time. Il was
very close finish between Caulksns and
Veser.
Fourth heat-won by Stirling B. Hill L.
Of w. feet; Carl Morf0rd. L. of w. 5
feet. second. Time. 4 seconds. $ well, 5.
a. c. and :. II. :, broke over three times
and was out of il. Hariowe, L. NJ. &. A.
did the same IN the third heat.
Fifth hest-Wun by Chestnut. II. 81 w,
8 feet. H w. Barker. Y. NJ. G. A, feet,
second. Time. A. seconds II was almost
a dead heat but II there was ar advantage
First continuation by L. Thayer. u. OF
W. feet: W. III. Corson, L Of X. S feet.
second Time second. Palmer and HaW-
kins were the other TWO men In this heat.
overcome the handicap ard MS good run
ming went fer nothing.
kins. T.. of w. feet: T. n. Chestnut. u.
Of W. : feat. second Time 80 seconds
Final heat-Non by q W. Caukins, L.
Of W, feet W II Corson, L. Of W. s
feet. third. Time. - seconds. II was
pretty race. but Caulkln- showed better
form than either Of the other men who got
place. At the finish he was gaining
Running High Jump. Handicap.
Won by G. W Cau.kins. T. of w. actual
Jump. feet - inches. Including handl-
cap. feet GSs inches. Stirling r.. Iin. T.
of w. second, actual jump, fset 3 inches:
including handicap, feet inches. \ 4.
Gardner. ;. A. g ana :. III. :, third.
actual jump. feet inches, inclu@iGg han
dicap. fest inches HEl was gwen Scr-
ond place because his handicap was less
than that of Gardner Don Palmer. Carl
Mortord. - \. Ewing and T. Mcdonald
did good work in tAis event. although not
successful ~ getting place.
sso-Yard Run. Handicap.
Won lay Stirling T. Hiu. L. or W e.
yards: ". L. Morrison l. Of w second
* yards: G !. Elder Y NJ. q. a. third.
Is yards Time. s-z7. Aforford. scratch
man. dropped out lie said that y was Az
unlucky number, after things went against
him ia the high jump ~. T. Hawkins :
\. g.. made a good showing in this event
hat collapsed n the last lap. after a spirit
ri race with liill Ter first place
Pole Vault. Handicap.
Won by Den Palmer. L. Z w. scratch.
10 faet e. inches by actual tape measure
ment from fioor to har ~ center of sag:
Thayer. L, II ". second. 10 feet inches.
including ls-inch handicap. Gacaes L.
II ". and i. Caidester, Tacoma high
school. ted FOR third PLACE with a Want OF
10 feet ara :. q an inch. inclsjlag a han
Glr3p az il inches.
Palmer cleared the bar ali right at Il
feet ia inctes. but the standards being
set up n pieces or plank in order 30 eet
TIRE height slipped OF and bet me fa~
drop. spelling the record II Wa clear
:hai while the har VS. iaFred it would uot
nave failtn save for the standard Shipping
on the pieces ~ plank. IN clearing the
bar "A; 10 feet "a inches Palmer brought
1.s ind3eT record ~ - he record he holds
far The championship ~ tBa paefF. >-g~t b.
west outdoors. and 50 far rs can Ae dis
covered Aas established a. indoor record
f2r ne l'aritle coa@, and perhaps far me
TnlteS Stats.s
Relay Race. One Vile.
L o< ". ve I NJ. q. A-Thc Y. " @
4 allowed t,se race T. g. 10 the 4. ~ w
by 8etatit. This gave the T. 80 ". 5
points. an3 as There vas a desaalt. + r-st
th@ 1e;auit,ag team oaf of -ha pairts
T. would have wcn hv ron-es'fHz.
Basket nnIi. Junior Teams.
Wa1 ty Y. \ &. 4. scsrc. 4 80 f. Teams
ws-e IS f4f'ow~, = " T. A-1v + riw
a1d " ATarS. forwards Kahle center.
pf~ey su6 Prize guards : 4 Clamp
rs aH8 " Donald. forward. pehb cen
icy F'~a3e~tHai ara s 1rs guards
Rope Climbing Contest. scratch.
Non Ay Harry I5rslx. y. VI, c. A u a-s
seconds ". Il rnrson =. Of y second
Il seee0 is. 3. : Carroll. Y VI. e. \
rrirf - ze.ar.fs
Watch Relay Race.
Wau hF L = ~ =errr.f team f.a-n sal
t3~ high eehoa. lr taree ~ sar~ ,.-is
1aose minutes T-ars we~e rras- l.- 7<
t~'Hws T. at "a -f-a4sk.-s ff-.--.-.