The Weiser signal. [volume] (Weiser, Idaho) 1890-1904, 1901-06-20
Weiser College and Academy and Col
lege of Idaho Met Thursday
and Friday
WEISER WON CUP AND BANNER
Large Crowds Witness Field Day Events and
Ball Game-Reception Given Friday
Evening,

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Weser College and Academy, and
College of Idaho at Caldwell, took
place here last Thursday and Friday.
On Thursday the field day sports
were held on the old race track in
town and were very largely attended.
The day was perfect and enthusiasm
was at its height. In these contests
Weiser won, the score standing GA
to 90. This gave the field cup and
relay banner to the home team The
events of the day and winners were
as follows:
Putting 16 pound shot-White, Cald-
well, first; Reyes Weiser, second distance,
1916 feet.
Running high jump Clemens, Cald-
we'll first; Goble, Weser, second; height,
5.3 feet
Pole vault--Leonard, Weiser, first, Platt,
Caldwell. second; height, feet.
Standing broad iump-White, Cald
well, first; Goble, Weiser second; time,
seconds
One mile bicycle race-Jenney, Weiser
first; Reyes, Weiser, second; time 1853.
Fifty yard running dash--Jenney,
Weiser, first; Goble, Weiser, second time,
seconds.
Jne hundred and twenty yard hurdle
race Patt. Caldwell. first; Cupp, Cald-
WELL S, cond; time 20 seconds.
Half mile walk-Leight Weiser. first,
Updegraff. Weser, second; time, 4:l6.
Quarter mile bicycle race-Piatt, Cald-
we'll, first; Jenney. Weiser, second; time,
374
Half mile run-Keyes, Weiser, first;
Lealon, Weiser, second; Time, 2:25.
Five mile bicycle race. Snyder, Cald-
well, won; Colt, Caldwell, second time,
1J:50
One hundrep yard dash-Jenney,
Weiser. first, Mudden, Caldwell, second;
time, l seconds.
\ Sixteen pound hammer throw-U ode
graft Weiser first, Keyes, Weiser seconds
distances. go 8 feet
Running broad jump-Madden. Cald-
we'll, first; Platt, Caldwell, second; dist
ance, 16 8 feet.
Running hop step and iump-Madden,
Caldwell first; Jenney, Weiser, second
distance, 81 IS feet.
Quarter mile running dash-Madden
Caldwell first; Reyes, Weiser, second
time, 2S seconds.
Eight hundred and eighty yard rela,
race-won by Keyes-J enney-L Leonard
Goble for Weiser, time, 40.
On Friday afternoon ball gam
was held on the town diamond and
as the day before, large crowd wa
present. The game was called b.
Umpire Fred Morris for Weiser AM
Mr.. Little for Caldwell. At til
close of the second inning 1T wa
plainly seen that Weiser was out
classed, showing considerable lac
of training Curtis Burnley did I'll
pitching for Weiser, and it Wa
fumbled balls by him that ollowe
Caldwell to make bases and SON
scores. Rob Ringer, who has bee
attending Whitman College at Wal
Walla was Welser's catcher. /
did some good work and would pr
badly have done better had he bee
more strongly supported. Caldweii
battery was Paynter, pitcher al
Kelliher. catcher. They did fair
GOOD work and were strongly su
ported in the field. Some goo
PLAYERS was done on both sides, al
the prettiest feature of the gar
was the home run made by Fra
Smith. Jr, on a whizzer sent
right field. The score by lnnin
were as follows
Weiser -2-0-O-O-0-0-1-0-0-3
Caldwell-3-6-l-O -0-1-04-0-l5.
Out of five annual field me-
Weiser Academy has carried OF
majority of honors in three. In
three ball games were played, We'
winning two. Three relay RAJ
have been run, Weiser winning
each instance
In the evening banquet
given in honor of President Eos
of Welser Academy and Presld
Boone and students of the Caldy
College, at the Miriam Lee d.
A large attendance WAS present
most enjoyable evening was spe
TI,o ,,;s;tors returned home on SAT
DAVIS train