The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-04-26
wAsHRURN WINS GAME.
Locals Defeat Ottawa-Show BAD
Form on Track.

Washburn made it's first showing
Monday, in spring athletics by defeat
ing the Ottawa university baseball
team by a score of to 0. In a dual
visitors won in a walk with So points
to 43.
McCafferty for washburn, who
broad jumped 20 feet and 10 inches,
the half mile in 2:10, showed the
only class in the track and field events
which preceded the ball game. BY
reason of the former football coach
tying up the spring funds. the track
team had been abandoned and no
equipment purchased, with the result
that the local school had no men in
training and those who entered work
ed in tennis shoes. AS whole the
meet would have made a good high
school match. Several of Washburn's
best runners, not being in training, at
ter they had been beaten in the first
races donned their collars and pipes
and refused to run their other entries.
Normal took practically everything on
the track while the locals got their
score from the field events.
The events of the meet and the rec
ords follow:
The meet was opened by the two
mile race, Douglas, Normal, taking
first; Ely, Washburn, second, and
Barry. Normal, third. Time-10 min
ut6H 40 40 seconds.
First and third places in the hum
dred yard dash went to Dickinson and
Fleming, NormalS; second, Karnes,
washburn. Time-10 Rs seconds.
Foster. Washburn. put the shot "a
feet for first place; Frantz, Washburn,
third.
All three places in the 220 yard
dash went to the NOrmals The men
were: Dickinson. first; Fleming. sec
oh ir6 Ill
seconds.
In the ha1f-mile. Gamble. first:
Hakes. second and Larson. third. of
the Norma1s won the total nine points
for this event. Time minutes, 10
seconds.
Again in the 44O yard dash the Wis
itors srooped all the places. The men
were: FLEMING. Nye and Barry. Time
-E5 2-5 seconds.
2 inches in the pole vault. Feheriine
Washhurn. came second. and Beard
and Chamberlain, Washburn, tied for
third.
By hurting the discus 112 and 2-10
feet. Cole Normal. won first place:
Frantz. washburn, took second, and
Foster. Washburn. third.
Gamble. Normal. won frst IN the
mile run; Fleming. Normal second.
and Heberling. Washburn, third Time
IS minutes. 2-5 seconds.
At feet inches. the high jump
was taken by Campbell. Normal. nrst;
Realm. Washburn. second and Janey,
Washburn. third. o ~
90 feet for first place: Cole. Normal
took second place, and Foster. WASH
burn third.
McCafferty. Washburn leaped 20
feet IL inches for first in the broad
1ump. Second place was won by
Campbell. Normal. and third by Davi-
son. Washburn.
The relay race was won by the Nor
NAL team, and the points in the hurdle
race were divided between the two
schools.
Tom McCampbell. third sacker for
the Washburn team. gets the credit
for Washburn's two runs in the ball
game. one of which was earned. After
a strike out in the first inning and
stole second and third and came home
on a single by Stahl. In the third
session he hit a three-base drive to
center and came in on an inf1e1d hit
by Stahl
This is the first defeat for the OF
tawa team. which goes to st. Maryss
today. Both teams played exceptional
college ball. The game was played
quickly and with plenty of ginger.
Pitchers Branner for Ottawa and Rob-
inSon for the local school were about
on a par with a shade to Robinson,
who has since signed for the semi
profesh this summer. There were no
only extra base hit being that of Nc
Campbell for three sacks. One double
play was made by the visitors, Crosby
to Martin.
The teams lined up as follows:
Ottawa. Washburn.
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