The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-05-01

151s special features 81 the meeting ~
Ghs Pacific Northwest Association af the
Amateur Athletic rnson In tfsss city Sat
Nsday night at ste Rainier Grand hotel. ~
ttek@d Ey T. h. Cnrsett tv.. wefs sas
extreme pesfseness Of The delegates toward
eArh other. the asss<nce 81 personal tits
md the general ta,nensss Of the meeting
Ia general
The A. e.. Il. OF w. First Regiment
Athsetse club. Portland. Seattle r. ~ G.
A. and Astoria Fnofsaif CTue were repre-
scented hy delegates. A. E. Grafton. one
~ the leaders In amateur afhieslcs OF
this section Of the country WAS present AS
the representative Of the Tacoma Y. II.
G.. ~. which asked FOR admission 10 nezn@
berrhfp. There was no opposition. and
TAEoma osscs rsor~ takes Der place IN the
r. ~. A.. with Grafton ~ d member vi
the heard ~ governors ard also nf the
registration committee 1t would DC inn
possible for Tacoma 10 get better rep
yesentatsve
asofYman, O. the e. Of W.. s,roaxht up
the .uvfecs Of changing the date 81 the
championship meet from September 10
June No action was taken. but II opens
Up n sunjees that will bear discussion.
III the meet II II were held IN the spring.
II s~esHs probable now that the champion
ship meet Will BE- held at Astoria in honor
ofncsrs were elected a. foaIowv: Board
Of aossrnor~--W. II. Moore. 3. A. c. III.
G. rofYman Il. Of VI George r. Wilisst.
First Regiment Athletic Club. Portland;
Il. lewis ssa.sis T. II. G A. nui,ne-
mah will name her member The board
OF governors elected ". ~. Lewis presi-
dent, George r. WilIft. vice president and
u. G. coffmAn secretary and treasurer.
W. II Moore was elected chairman os the
registration COMMITTEES, with George r.
Wiiiett and A. r.. Grafton associate MEM
be.s.
Gus Klops, who formerly played with
Spokane and Victoria baseball teams and
who has beer before che hoard Of arbstra-
ton Of the National lseagne. owing To the
claim Of Richmond. Va. to his services.
has been sranssa his relsase: . he sisnsd
~. ]. klopf closed laM sea~on with the
Kansas City team
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The nedate, dixnis1ed, ana, above all. re-
Hable Spirit os the Times has astonlshsd
It's readers by adding handsome coiored
famous horsemen. The last issue brought
another change A half tone picture Of
Hamburg. winner Of the Realization
stakes and Brighton cup in 1855, Is given.
border Ia dark gray. The appearance 10
that OF mat surrounding photograph.
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Lieut.. In.iis, Company G. ". q, w. had
. squad out for target practice at tue
Woodland Park range yesterday. Some
s sssns s vnsa ss' and %sa sxn leading Win
each. out Of a possible rs. The scores:
Lieut. inglia %. First seTss. Hrinker. y:
eerxt. vinedgs. %. serKt. cragin. q.
Private carSsno Ia Private Johnson.
20. Private Cummings 10. Private simon
son. IL Private siIvain. II.
q q o,
Dixon Hoarsisuan IA member Of the fresh
man class al Yale. tlas created s~ilst-
ttan ~ runnins 20 Yards In the wosids
record time Of z Is seconds. This MAS
done In regular class games competition
bur II IL doubtful II the record will stand.
Hnardma bad fairly stf9nE will u
help him nionx Bernard Wefers holds
the warid's accepted rreofd for 80 yard
q I . seconds.
iIlsh scores al the Seattle Ataletie S'iab
bowling alleys last week wee an faliowS:
e. X Rossesan &C.. Daniels -. nayles. il
Cree. -. sa: Wing s.. tseiasby. d.
The bowling tournament between differ
emf thfeeeTnen clubs in the 4. 4 e AMI
seattle Bowling Club will come Ia ara end
this week. Sixteen games remain 10 DC
rctled, and 1t VIII be necessary for fare
3. II. G. men 10 overcome lead Of I've
week the q. A. G. Wen ten.
&c.
II, NJ Prince. travelling salesman for
Stewart 4 Holmes who Won the life MEN,
bership contest at the Seattle Athletic
Club recently, has resigned his position
and win return To Milwaukee,. tsis old
home. III il not impossible that Mr.
Prince may return 10 S.astle. although he
has position offered Ism ia 81. Paul,
ID q .
In enc uf .hs opening games o. the school
baseball league Saturday afternoon the
Paeisr team defeated I.atona by a score
Of - 10 This WAS tho only game 49,
ported, although Rainier and csd.liahsa,
ard Cascade and Denny were schedule
10 play.
Pupils of the puddle Schools sho take
part In the ee1ntux athletic meet Will net
sse allowed sa participate in more thar Two
events. The question Of allowing a lssy
to eater as many events as he desired WIS
brought up before meeting ef those nax-
issg IN. games IN charge ani thoroughly
discussed Perhaps u lew limit was placed
bat ~ tae tinae IL mist re admitted
that the move WAS In sa~ right direction
Athletes, as rule aessr. 20 do TOO atuen
They tire themselves aut. sometimes
strain themselves AMI The result ~ thar
athletics receive black exc Young ash~
ias~s need the restraint AMI gaisiss4g hard
ct \ eapshie Instructor II they do net
have IL tn Seattle IL Is theis o~n fault
Limiting be number ~ events sn which
tsss can cosfpsse Is aa excellent move
aud aesat 70 l'c commended by parents.
The Seattle fslelie sehos.l baseball
League has bszea organized for the pres
en- seasssa wsts she following esGc~rs;
president g " Hartfaafs <sSsretary.
y II, stafford tai< fseftTaw. Sara
fsasnes assG Raa#yf Hale we're appointed
q committed ar schedule Their report Is