The Montana plaindealer. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1906-1911, 1907-06-14
SPORTING NOTES.

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fight Joe Cans, but 1t Is not resaIu9u
seriously by the sports. ~
Hutchinson and Oklahoma CITY
played 23 innings before OK
Iaboma won by a 2 to 1 score.
Rob F1tzsimmons denies JACK
O'Brien's statement that their hght
was a fake. Bsb says he will make
O'Brien eat his words.
Mercersburg academy OF Penn
svlyania walked away with the
versity of Chicago in~terscholastlc
meet on Marshall field Saturday
T. G. Cook, formerly physical direc-
tor of the S. A. A. c., at Spokane, mas
been appointed umpire in the Trolley
and will take the place OF Roy
Tracy.
Orvie Overall, who was the star
pitcher of the famous old Tacoma
Tigers, now with the Chicago CUBS,
has succumbed to the inevitable ana
lost a game. The first in 20 games.
Washington's eight cared crew, the
champions of the Pacific coast, have
left for Poughkeepsie to enter the
large Intercollegiate regatta there
June 26, in which Cornell, Columbia
and Pennsylvania will take part.
Fol the last four years Morgan
Adams, a native of Provo, Utah, VIII
represent the Spokane Athletic CLUB
at the Seattle track meet, has won the
pole vaults in the Utah intercollegiate
meets and won them with ease.
In the big track meet at VIC
toria Saturday the Seattle Athletic
club swept away practically all the
prizes, taking 1O4 points out of a total
of 1875. In the quarter mile race, the
Pacific coast record was lowered 2-5
| of a second by Willis Of Seattle, who
made the distance in so seconds fiat,
running a beautiful ace and being
we'll pressed by Gist and Hall of Sc
attic.
Manchester, England-In the north
ern champion tennis match here Sat
urday May Sutton of California was
defeated in the finals by Mrs. Sterry
formerly Miss COOPER, the English
champion, by 7-3, 60.
Princeton won the eastern inter
collegiate baseball championship by
defeating Yale Saturday afternoon
before nearly $4,000 people. Prince
ton this year has beaten Pennsylvania
once, Harvard twice and Yale twice.
The following constitute the best
records made among the colleges of
the Pacific northwest this year, as TAX
en- from six intercollegiate meets:
New Records for Year.
220 yard dash (curved track)-
Kelly (Oregon): time, Fl 3-5 seconds.
Established new Pacific. coast record
and tied worlds record.)
220 yard hurdle (curved track)-
Moores (Oregon); time, 25 rs seconds.
Discus throw-McKinney (Oregon) [;
distance, 12O feet SK inches.
Hammer throw-Zacharias (Ore-
gon); 155 7-10 feet.
Shot put-McKinney (Oregon); 46
feet. Established new Pacific coast
record and tied worlds intercollegiate
record.)
Mile relay race-Whitman college,
8 minutes 80 seconds.
Best Records of 1907.
100 yard dash-9 As seconds; Mar
tin, Whitman.
22O yard dash-21 3-5 seconds; KEEL.
ly, Oregon.
44O yard dash-51 2-5 seconds; Ed.
mundson, Idaho.
Half mile run-2:01; Edmunson
Idaho and Thomale, w. S. G.
Mile run-4:35; Johnson, w. S. c
120 yard hurdles-16 seconds; Kuy
kendall, Oregon.
22O yard hurdles-25 rs seconds
Moores, Oregon.
Mile relay-3:30; Whitman Barn
es, Oldright, Martin, Cox.)
Broad Jumps feet 81 inches
Kelly, Oregon.
High Jumps feet 9 inches; Phil
brook, Whitman.
Pole vault-11 feet 1 inch; Hold
man, Washington.
Shot put-46 feet; Mckinney, Ore
gon.
Hammer throw-155 feet 7 inches
Zacharias, Oregon.
Discus throw-12O feet 81 inches
Mckinney, Oregon.