East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1905-05-12

Walla Walla, May 12. $3.50 p. m-
| Especial to East Oregonian. 1.-The
following are the results in the track
meet this far:
10O-yard dash-Cox, of Whitman,
first; Parker, of Baker City, second;
Swackhammer, of Union, third. Time,
10 seconds flat.
Shot put-Cox, of Whitman, first;
Strand, of Pendleton, second; Rich
ardson, of Baker City, third. Dis
tance, AZ feet inches.
50-yard dash for eighth grades
r. Bollerman, of Pendleton, first;
Carroll, of Union, second; Chadsey,
of Walla Walla, third. Time, 6 Sec
onds.
220-yard dash-Cox, of Whitman,
first; Parker. of Baker City, second;
McKinnon, La Grarde, third. Time,
2S 1-3 seconds.
whitman is we'll in the lead, with
good prospects of winning. A large
crowd is present, and fast work is be-
ing done.
Personnel of Teams.
This afternoon a two days inter-
scholastic tournament will commence
at Walla Walla, with a track meet
in which at least five leading schools
of this section will participate. These
are Whitman academy and the high
schools of Baker City, La Grande,
Union and Pendleton. Following the
track meet this afternoon a declama-
tory contest between representatives
of the above schools and possibly sew
eral others will be held there this
evening. Tomorrow forenoon base
ball game will be played between the
Whitman college and Pendleton high
school teams, and thus the tourna-
ment will be concluded.
The following students constitute
the Pendleton track team which left
for the Garden City this morning:
Frank Pierce, Roy Leezer, Glenn
Scott, George Strand, Harve Harvey,
r. and C. Bollerman, Cliff Turner,
Ora Jay, Albert Warner, Arthur
Means and Fred Milne.
The Baker City team consists of
Stanley Parker. Roy Sherrid, Ralph
Dotson, Jesse Richardson, Virgil
Cooper, Louis Fernald and Everett
Stellar, They passed through yester-
day.
The Union team, which arrived last
night and left for Walla Walla this
morning consists of Paul Wilson,
Chester Swackhammer, Erwin
Wright, Clay Miller, Andrew Mulve-
hill, Guy Mcmillan, Willis Skiff and
Emile Carroll The contingent is in
charge of Prof. Roy Conklin, princi-
pal of the Union school.
The La Grande aggregation arrived
this morning on No. 1, and immedi-
ately transferred to the Walla Walla
train. The members are Roy Nc
Kinnon, F. Gilliland, Herman Clark
Ben Grout and George Gilpatrick.
Owing to the fact that there are SC
many schools entered in the meet, Il
has been hard to estimate the chances
of any one team for winner. How.
: ever, the Pendleton boys are conf.
dent that they will at least be we'll w
: in the race, If they do not carry Of
the honors.
In the declamatory contest which
will be held this evening. Miss Ola
Tuttle will represent Union; Miss Lor
: enc Parr, Baker City; Dave Hill, Pen
e dleton. A large number of students
4 that have gone to Walla Walla hav'
9 done so to witness this contest, al
r well as the athletic meets.
Tomorrow forenoon a ball gam
) will be played between Whitman col
: lege and Pendleton high school teams
The former is strong team, and !
{ really out of the local teams class
: and consequently hard game is an
u ticipated. Roy Alexander will pla.
: second base for the P. H. s., and tn
rest of the lineup will be as in othe
II games