The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1909-05-08
dash with Dyson close second, and
Zeigler OF Fairfield third

dash with Dyson a close second, and
Zeigler of Fairfield third.
The Officials.
II. 3. Radcliffe acted as starter and
referee of the events in today's meet
and started things with dispatch which
was fully appreciated by the specta-
tors. r. E. Chamberlin Of Keol1uk,
L. O. Culp of Biggsville and T. Sinnett
of Rock Island officiated as judges of
and finish and timers e. Kiedaisch
and A. M. Clark were scorers, with
the latter as announcer of events. The
officials did excellent work during the
with the decisions.
1oo-Yard Dash-Trial Heats.
First heat-Naddy. Fairfield, first;
Pechstein, Keokuk, second. Time, IL
seconds
| Second heat-Lewis, Pittsfield
first; Kelley, Biggsville, second. Time
10 4-5 seconds.
Third heat-Smith. Galesburg, fret:
King, Keokuk, second. Time, II Is
seconds.
Fourth -wyland, Moline, first;
| Dyson, Biggsyille. second. Time, IL
Is seconds.
220-Yard Observation-Disclosures
First heat-Lewis, Pittsfield. first:
Naddy. Plttsfield, second. Time, %
seconds.
Second heat-Smith Galesburg,
first; Steenburg, Rock Island, second.
/ Time, 26 seconds.
Third heat-Keppler Iowa City
first; Leach Macomb, second. Time,
| &c As seconds.
/ Fourth heat-Dyson, Biggsville
/ first; Zeigler, Fairfield. second. Time,
25 1-5.
This Afternoon.
TBy telephone from the field
4 The first event this afternoon was
the semi-finals of the one hundred
yard dash.
4 The first heat was won by wyland
! of Moline, with Pechstein of Keokuk
second. time 1915
i Second heat won by Lewis of Pitts
field, Dyson Of Biggsville, SECOND
time 10 3-5.
Halt Mile Run.
Nine men started in the half mile
run which was a beautiful race ant
made in exceptionally fast time consid
: ering the condition of the track
Gerald Davis of Averyville won b.
!, five yards, with Parsons Of Iowa City
! second. and Yates of Galesburg, third
time 2:14 1-5.
Z The nine men ran together until thu
/ pistol cracked for the last lap whel
: Davis jumped ahead for five yards an,
} kent this lead to the end. He is
: newspaper man in his home town ant
t practiced between working hours.
II Charles King of Keokuk was tn
r only Keokuk man in this event AM
finished eighth.
: IL Pound Shot.
The next event was the twelv
3 pound shot put which resulted as fo
: lows:
Wayland of Moline; distance
80 feet, 91a inches
Second Smith of Galesburg; dis
D lance. 81 feet inches.
/ Third Easter of Fairfield; distance
80 feet, 61s inches.
The shot put record is the best on
/ ever made in Keokuk and the recor
g for the Tri state meet. The winner
Il 1.-THE only entry from Moline. is expec
ed to be the tsar OF the meet.
Running High Jump.
$ The running high jump was tn
h ncxt event and resulted as follows:
e First-Miles of Dallas City.
r. Second-Eastler of Fairfield.
j, Third-IIitt OF Rock Island.
Heighth, 5 feet inches.
Running Broad Jump.
It AS The Gate City goes to press tn
r. running broad jump is on and wi
d probably be won by Lewis, the colo
Q ed boy, who holds the Illinois stat
D. record of % feet inches. His mar
l. this afternoon was 20 feet IL inche
e a..d no one had beaten 1t.
n Forced Into Exile.
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was an exile from home. Mountai
air, he thought, would cure fright
- y lung-racking cough that had defled a
i. remedies for two years. After S
q months he returned. death logging h
q steps. "Then began to use DR.. King
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