The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-05-07
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At a meeting Of delegates in this city
Saturday afternoon from the Seattle, Ia
coma and Port Townsend high schools
the Western Washington Athletic Assoc
the Interschoiasfic Association. It was
decided to hold a track and field meet
In Seattle June 2.
Tacoma was represented by Myron
keohler and r. living Knapp; Port
Townsend by Harry Hill and NJ. Tibbals,
ana Seattle by Frank Barnard and Will
lam Campbell. John .Geary.. of Seattle,
presided. The following officers were
elected: President. John Geary; vice
president NJ. Tibhals: secretary and
treasurer, r. living Knapp.
permanent list of events selected, as fol-
lows: 100, go and f40-yard dashes: $50
yard run. one mile run. one mile walk
pole vault. discus throwing. putting IL.
pound shot, throwing 12-pound hammer
quarter-mile and one mile bicycle races
bicycle seaae a nst wan theme sne
taking the position that all Eastern
schools have found them to be monoton-
Gus and embarrassing. Tacoma and Port
cured the listing Of these events The
result is that Seattle enters the meet
conceding Tacoma eighteen points, as
Although Everett was not represented
at the meeting, IL IL expected she will
take part with Seattle. Tacoma and Port
townsend In the struggle for supremacy.
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1t Is evident from the number OF regis
trations and applications for sanctions for
field and track games that have been
turned in TO Judge Moore president OF
the Seattle Athletic Club and chairman
Of the registration committee of the p
n; A. of the A. a. u that this summer
will be the most active season in out
dn0T Qfhlaffrc tnn a.
experienced In years.
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Winlock w. Miller chairman OF the
athletic committee. and Al Cookingham
temporary chairman Of the house And
grounds committee of the s. a. c., have
been busy Mt work the past week maxi
ing arrangements for the summers cam
paign In field and track games and get
ting the training quarters az Athletic park
In condition for the candidates for the
team.
The call for the track team OF the 9,
a. G. has been responded to by about
eighteen candidates. Among the list IL
was discovered that there were four
record holders of the Pacific Northwest
Association. which should be very en-
couraging TO the club The club is very
anxious to meet the University of Wash
inEton Athletic. Association In a scratch
meet Mt an early date. and meeting OF
the respective officials with this end in
view will be called
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Prof. Crane. of the s. A. c.. has packed
up all the. field and track paraphernaia
and moved 1t out to Athletic park, and
will look after the outdoor training for
the summer He calls the park his s's,im-
r mer home" and seems delighted at the
TINS season When questioned about the
chances of the track team this season ali
ne VIII say Is; Well; my boys are
ready to meet any club In the Pacific
Northwest in scratch meet
The nnal game of handball for the
S s Was played Friday evening before
..eranks, and was won by DR.. q. B.
McCYlloch. The game was a regulation
Culloch winning two straight with an
parent ease. although Frank Pierce com
PEELED him 70 make several sensational
runs and back-handed drives TO keep the
Pierce won the toss at the commence
,ment q the game, but was put out quick
Chris Bebb and James Bulger played
q very pretty exhibition game. which
s wan won so,, BY the former There. was
wearing gloves during the game, but
rs there y nothing n the rules which
n men, Ms the Sss Of the same the com
hy the best PLAYERS In the country. The
doctor Il now the undisputed champion
n nanGo =, player e The club and stands
era for the handsome silver trophy. The
summary follows.
First game
Or, @. n MeCulloch -..........n
Frank Pierce ...S........,.....,,''.5
Second game
Or Pc g p 3 Mcculloch ..........-..."....1
Rsferee.-1homas Robinson.
Scorer William Meyers
idnesmen r. Homer Mcdonald b ana
George De steiger,
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The Seattle Athletic Club will give a
handioap field and track meeting NAV Pc
az Athletic park. which viii be open 10
any registered amateur athlete In the
Pacific Northwest. The entry blanks for
same viii be issued next week
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The grounds and training quarters M
Athletie park are In the best condition
since " was FIRST constructed. and Some
new reaoras should be made this year
The S.atue Athletic Club quarters are
nicely ftted ~ with secure lockers rub-
bling tables. shower bath and everytbipg
60 make Il convenient for proper train
Ing. ""'"-
y c priugle. OF Port Townsend. saws
that athletics are not on the waue IA
f0rt Townsend by any means ana fb3t
the city will keen up her good showe
,hN, Lh9or the direction OF Edward q
bader Of Port Townsend who viii proh.
anlA run asaln this year for tho ssRttle
n"S1V Ntu" team "a being trained
tot tne prospective high school meet to
hc held 90 Seattle. Il e composed ~ ne
folewing Harry tlut Maurice r1hhaIs
- W|ekon' A. Henderson ana Bert
2
" = Rigg Of Yakima caught "a four.
pound rainbow troUi iu tho %afrhrr
river last wcek, r. required forty min
utes 81 exciting work o. laud tho prize
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The Mason County lnuruai saws tt.,
Dan Frederick recently cArturrB 10
hear cubs az North has. affsg shoatfrr
the mother One ~ the ruhs Nas Kan =
BY dog, but the other has boz. n5.
great net. and follows i,s master ever
where he goes
There are couple Of English setter dog.
IN this city. well known TO az. f4rr.
from their recent winnings en- the A.r.b
who have developed a decided Antirtts-
= maltese cats Before the nclder. vrt.,