The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-02-19


afternoon and extend through the evening
1t makes no difference what kind of sport
one likes he win find something to suit
him. The peculiar feature of 1t all is that
there has been no combined EFFORT TO ar
range a varied and interesting programme
1t has been a sort OF go-as-you-please AZ
fair with unusually fine results.
Those who take interest in shooting may
go TO West Seattle where the Seattle Rod
and Gun Club will hold its outing. 1t is
not necessary to be member of the club
to enjoy the sport. All lovers of the sort
ere invited. and win receive hearty wel-
come. The majority of the shooters will
probably take the 30 o'clock ferry from
Seattle. but the sport will continue well into
the afternoon.
The big event Of the day will be the dual
scratch indoor field and track meet AT the
Seattle Athletic Club gymnasium. IL IL
I open to the high school members OF both
clubs only but Prof Crane has secured
splendid entry list. and arranged an excel
lent programme. A special invitation Is
extended to women. This is not money
making scheme in any sense OF the word
admission being free 10 members and OF
both organizations as well their friends
of the fair sex
at 1:30 o'clock sharp. After each event
President Moore, OF the s. A. c., will pre-
sent the victors with prizes. Prof. Crane
has offered personally a fine banner COM
bining the colors OF both clubs. and incl
dentally the red white and blue OF the
United States, as special prize In the re-
lay pursuit race. This event Will probably
be one of the most interesting ever seen in
Seattle.
bA mt nj ~ ~
have been training hard for the events.
which will consist OF 25-yard dash. pole
vault, so-yard run, running high jump.
12-pound shot put, relay-pursuit race and
finale Of 25-yard potato race. First and
second medals viii be awarded In each OF
the first five events.
Following are the entries:
25-Yard Dash.
8 A. CT. C. Bebb, NJ. A. Newberger,
r. Fisher, Ernst q. Geary. r. ID. Smalley.
William ID. Geary. Roy J. Knnear. Karl
Anderson. Bert Kelly. Henry NJ. Frauen-
Y. NJ c. A.--Roy c. Case. Clay Kahle.
Harold r. Crook w b Robertson, c. ..
curtiss D. r. Daily; G NJ Reitze; Ray
Pole Vault.
s. A. C-John w Geary Samuel j.
Humes, Charles f. Fisher. Ernst c. Geary,
Bert Kelly. Frank Barnard.
Y. NJ. c. A.--Roy G.. Case. Clay kahie.
Harold r. Crook. w. d. Robertson,
ssO-Yard Run.
s. A. C.-M. A. Newberger. John w
Cesry. Ernst c. Geary, X. ID. Smaley.
Karl Anderson, Bert Kelly.
y. NJ G. A..Roy @. Case. Clay Kahle.
Harold n, Crook. w. B. Robertson, G. o.
Curtiss. Max Harrison.
Running High Jump.
S. A. C.-samuel ]. Humes. william ID.
Geary, B. c. Haines. Frank Barnard. Alex.
A. Gardner.
y. NJ c. A-Roy q. Case. Clay Kahle.
Dalby, Raymond West.
I2-POuad shot Put.
s. A. C.+Samuel J. Humes. Charles r.
Fisher. Roy J. kinnear. b. c. Haines, Karl
Anderson. Alex. A. Gardner.
Y. NJ. c. A.--Harold II. Crook. w. Il.
Robertson. C. o. Curtiss. d. III. Daily.
Relay-Pursuit Race.
A team Of four men from each organiza-
ton will run this race, each contestant TO
will be awarded for this event.
Potato Race.
s. A. C.--J. C. Bebb. NJ. A. Newberger,
John w. Geary Samuel j. Humes Ernst
g. Geary. William ID. Geary, b. c.
Hsines. Kari Anderson, Bert Kelly, Henry
Y NJ. C. A.-Roy G. Case. Clay Kahle,
/ Harold X. Crook. w. Il. Robertson. G. y.
Reitze. w. r.. Hin
At the Young Mems Christian Associ-
alton gymnasium In the evening, com
mencing at O'Clock, there viii be an
international championship basketball
match between the Y. NJ. c. A. and the
James Bay Athletic Association team, of
Victoria
4 handsome silver cup has been put up
representative Of the championship, which
will be decided by two games, the club
winning the most points in both games
becoming the champions. The second
will h.. MIA sfaH 1T al
March Il
The local team expects to be somewhat
stronger than IL was when II met defeat
AZ the hands OF the James Bay boys In
city several weeks ago. Hill viii play
center Grant and Temple al goal. and
Moldenhour and Mcdonald as guards, My
ers and Kahle viii be on the substitute
list, Prof Crane. Of the Seattle Athletic
Club, will act as referee, and Gardner
and Lewis as uinpires
Those who enjoy the manly art Of sell
defense viii have an opportunity on the
same evening "a see the famous Spider
Kelley and Martin Denny box twenty
rounds az Germania hall They are in
urSt~ciass condition, according 20 most re-
liable accounts. and there is every fea-
son TO believe that fine. scientific en-
Kelley came here from san Francisco
TO meet Denny. lie IL backed Us Jack
to prove his faith in the spider" Local
spQr,iaE men think well u Denny. who
also has a fine record and II Is hard 10
say what che betting VIII 10 when the
men enter the Tiag at Gcrmania hall
Sauls. o.; tho Seattle Bowling Club. now
helds the local record fer high score in
four consecutive games, lie made ~ last
week. as follows. s. -, co s. The pre-
vlous record was held by Edward Brady.
81 the Seattle Athletic club with "a Mr.
BrAdys record has never been beaten on
the s. A. {. alleys
High scores on the Seattle Bowling Cub
alleys during the past week were az fol-
lows: Maascn. Is - Sordlie. s.; Jackson
S. e. -. SzuiS S. Il S.. - Darlington.
5 Gillette, s.. Hlhbsrd. -, Harrison.
81 81
have received letter from British
Columbia asking II Jack McAEHfte the
famous lightweight pugillss was in Africa
during ISIS In answer to This question
can simply say that I never heard OF
him making such "trip. and I have nnt
found any one in Seattle who ever heard
~ him being there The Police Gazette
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