The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1910-06-16
LOOK TO CLASS
in DUAL MEET
Impossible for Closest Followers of
Dope to Pick Winner in Sat
urdays Games at the
Athletic Park.
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A RETURN OF THE STARS
Among the More Prominent Ones Are
Charles Hennemann, sr, Rossi
and Harry E. Radcliffe
Entries Here.
"A RETURN OF THE STARS

With the Ottumwa- Keokuk Y. NJ. G..
A. dual meet but two days off It Is
impossible for even the most studious
dopesters to pick the winner. Some
favor Ottuinwa, while the majority of
local sport followers pick the Keokuk
bunch to gather enough points to de-
feat the team from the packer city.
The Keokuk team is not as well
balanced as it might be and for this
tumwa is to be defeated. There is
extreme uncertainty about number
of the athletes who will carry the
colors of the Keokuk association.
They were capable of classy perform
ances several years ago. but whether
they will be able to duplicate their
feats with but little practice is to be
determined. If they go true to form
there Is little question but that Keo-
kuk will carry away the honors; if
not, the competition will be of the
neck and neck variety.
Not in recent years has there been
such an array of talent gathered to-
gether for a dual meet in Keokuk.
Charles Hennemann, Sr., will be out
to gather points in the three weight
/ events. In practice last evening he
toyed with the light weights and his
marks assure an even break at least.
H. e. Radcliffe, the former Illinois
hurdler, who held the indoor record
there over the high sticks, is entered
in one event-the 40 high hurdles,
and it is likely that he will capture
the race. A new man, runner Nof
some note, by the name of Rossi, has
shown unusual form and is booked to
show class in the half mile and mile.
! His speed is good in the hundred, and
| 1t may be that he will run this dash
also. Stricken is counted on strong
/ " for points in the mile, his favoSite
race, and should finish first or second.
Two other stars will be Charles
Hennemann, Jr., and Charles King,
both consistent performers who should
win many points in the field events.
The Ottumwa entries were received
today. The Keokuk entry list has also
been compiled, and both are given be-
4 low.
Complete Entry List.
4 100 yard dash-M. Long, E. Van
Gent, v. Tharp, Ottumwa; Ayres, 9.
King, Rossi, Dickey, Keokuk.
22O yard dash-M. Long, E. Van
Gent, v. Tharp, Ottumwa; Ayres, C.
King, Rossi, Dickey, Keokuk
/ 44O yard dash-Jack Phillipson, 10
seph Phillipson, v. Tharp. Ottumwa;
c. Hennemann, Jr., C. King, Smiley,
! Keokuk
Half mile run-Jack Phillipson, 10,
seph Phillipson, w. Johnson, Ottum-
| wa; Rossi, c. King, Fulton, Keokuk.
A One mile run-Jack Phillipson, Jo-
seph Phillipson, W., Johnson, Ot,
tumwa; Stricken, Rossi. Fulton, Keo.
kuk
Discus-E. Van Gent, H. Worm
handt, Ottumwa; G. Hennemann, sr.,
c. Hennemann, Jr., Keokuk.
Hammer Van Gent, H. Worm
handt, Ottumwa; C. Hennemann, ST.,
C. Hennemann, Jr., G. King, Keokuk
Shot put-E. Van Gent, H. Worm
IduuI, DOWC, OLbuliNd ". iiChiiN
mann, ST., c. Hennemann, Jr., Keo-
kuk.
Pole vault-v Tharp, L. Rowe, w
Johnson, Ottumwa; Pease, Henne-
mann, Fulton, Keokuk.
High jump Van Gent, w. Han
dell, L. Rowe, Ottumwa; Hennemann,
King, Fulton, Keokuk.
! Broad jump. Rowe, w. Johnson
Ottumwa; King, Hennemann, Dickey
Keokuk.
120 yard high hurdles-E. Van Gent
H. Wormhandt, w Hansell, Ottumwa;
Radcliffe, Dickey, Keokuk.
Relay-M. Long, e. Van Gent, Jack
Phillipson, V. Tharp, w. Johnson, OF
tumwa; Ayres, King, Rossi, Dickey
Keokuk.