The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-20

HeCOr0~Dre0k1n8 WORK.
Paris clips the p. N. A. 44o-yard running
record is OF a second, running the dis
tance In :5s 2-5. beating Torkel Monsons
previous mark of :53 3d.
Jay Humee tied Roy Heater at 10 feet
10 inches In the pole vault. thereby estab-
fishing a new p. N. A. record. Don Palmer
fell down at 10 feet inches. getting third
place.
George Paris won the 100. 40 and 40
yard dashes.
Ed BaSer. OF the 8. A. c.. won the $50
yard run.
Don Palmer won the broad jump.
Palmer was second In the l00-yard dash.
lc0-yard hurdle. 210-yard hurdle.
Ed Bader ran second in the one-mile
run after winning the half-mile run. The
g. A. c. won the r. ". A. championship
with five men,
How the Points Were MaAe.
The feid games OF the Pacific Northwest
Amateur Athletic Association took place
here this afternoon on the grounds OF the
Astoria Football Club The Multnomah
Athletic Club. OF Portland. won the pole
vault, the running high jump, the 13D-yard
hurdle. putting the To- pound shot and the
2a-yard hurdle. The Seattle club took tho
loe-yard dash. the 44o-yard dash. the rum
ming broad jump the SSo-yard run, the 10
yard dash and the relay race.
The Seattle Young Mems Christian Asso-
cation team won the one-mile run and
throwing the discus.
The University OF Washington won the
is-pound hammer throw. and the Tacoma
r. NJ. Z. A. was frst In the one-mile walk.
Trenkman Permanently Crippled.
There was but one acciden, to mar the
pleasure OF the meet. b. Trenkman. Of
the Mnltnonah team, who was deciAi ed
the winner of the running high jump.
OF his righ, leg in such manner as to
permanently disauaiify him from further
athletic contests. The track on the whole
was excellent.
Exciting Pole Vault.
The pole vaulting contest was perhaps
tho most exciting feature OF the day. The
real struggle for supremacy was confined
10 r. j. numes. OF Seattle Athletic clua.
and II. Heater. OF the Multnomahs. Of
Portland. The medal was awarded 10 r.
Heater. who cleared the bar at 10 feet 10
inches. thereby establishing a new record
of the Pacific Northwest. Humes also
cleared 10 feet 10 inches, but lost In the
jump-eff.
The one-Gaile walk resolved itself into =
iive-iap run. The opposing candidates were
j. F. HUFFMAN. OF the Muitnomah team.
and +. A. 1s. Young. OF the Tacoma Y. u.
c. A. The result was claimed as dead
heat by some OF the MutnomaA men, out
the judges awarded the first place 70
Young Thurman fell exhausted at the
minutes.
summary OF the Events.
The following Is summary O: the events.
rs~yari aash-George Paris. s A O..
nrs,: Den IL. Palmer. $. A. G.. second. Dan
Pole vauls--R. Heater. NJ. A A C.. 10
fesg - imchss. r. j. humes. jr.. s. A. G..
10 fees ~ inches: Don FL. Palmer. = A C.
third Heater and HUmes tied al to feet u
Inches. in the Jump aa Heater worNat 10
feet inches
a4s-yard dash-George psr.s, 5. A g.
first: L.ynssn r. Thayer, L. Of W, second;
q. isinmenthas. NJ. \. A. G, second. Time.
S s-S Thsyer AID Blumenthsl tieG for sec
osd place and III the run CT blumensAal
wen.
4 g. hrst. feet 10 inches: 5. Macpougat..
$ y NJ & a. second ) feet : lzeAss, Z.
r Watkins M. n n. g., tard. feet s
lss.yara hurs.es-E r Morgan. NJ. A. A.
&, FIRST; Don II Palmer. 8. A. g, secaa4. !.
II A Heater. NJ. n. A. G. third Tine.
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Running broad jssmr--Don II. Palmer. 3.
4 O. first - .est inches. r. A. Heater.
NJ A A c. ssesnd. Is feet III. !ncasss T.
] HumsS. r.. ;. A C., third. is feet Ia
inches
Ssse-yara rsn-- ESwara e BsEer, 3. 4 g,
Twxt IL Farssx E3dar = Y Nj c A ssc-
ans. O. BIurenth&s. NJ A. A. C.. third.
I~snr s3s -
TarsswsEg sixteen roun9 aa-rssr-LyTsa
r. Th2yer. T.. Of w. crst. ta ses: . inches.
= Sanders NJ A. A. 6. second - feet
Caiy two competitors tn ta.s event,
s1s-yara azsA-ssecrre Paris. y A. G.
first. Der n Palmer. s. A. -, secorS. r.
iaTarysash. ~ \. A. g, third Tsry.e.
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