Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1911-04-14
EAST AND WEST
SELECT SAME DATE
U. of w. and w. S. G. Hold Inter-
scholastic May IL and ID.
High Schools of Inland Empire 70
Meet at Pullman.
Western Washington to Meet at Sc
attic.

TIE SdulS udJe IOi Their lHIeTSC0OIaS-
tic as w. S. c. selected. For this rea-
son the committee has received init
nations from two or three high
schools that a change in our date
would be very acceptable. Since
this date was chosen year ago, and
is so stated in the college catalogue,
the com mittee feel that they are not
usurping the date of any other in
stitution in this matter. However,
a greater reason than this why the
date cannot be changed is that Man
ball and track schedule with May 70
and 3 reserved for the Interscholas-
the meet, and SO at the present time
there is no other date available.
The question has also been raised
which meet in the championship
meet ours or the one at Seattle. AS
a matter of fact neither can be call
ed the championship meet of the
state. The meet at Seattle takes in
the schools of Western Washington
and two or three of the larger
schools of Eastern Washington. The
meet at w. S. c. is a championship
meet of the high schools of the In
land Empire. This takes in he
school of Eastern Washington Nor
thern Idaho, and Eastern Oregon,
which is, of course, larger territory
than that covered by the meet at
Seattle. The meet at Seattle can be
properly called the championship OF
Western Washington.
The state college will this year ex-
tend the usual interscolastic contest
to include a contest in industrial
arts. Two series of medals-gold,
silver and bronze-will be given as
first, second and third prizes in the
following contests:
Contest A-Manual training, wood
work. Any piece of furniture not to
exceed in weight 20 pounds, such as
chair, taboret, glove box bookcase,
fOotstoOl, etc. Articles entered must
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bona fide student without assistance.
Article must be accompanied by a
working drawing.
Contest B-Domestic art. shirt
waist suit. One shirtwaist suit de-
signed, material selected, cut and fit
to measure, and made complete by a
bona fide student without assistance
Cost limit of material, $1.5O.
In the oratorical contest the ten
best Orations will be chosen before
the meet by a com mittee of the Eng
lish department of the state college
The ten winners in the preliminary
contest will deliver their orations at
the meet.
Interscholastic Record.
50-Yard Dash--Watson, Tekoa,
1910, O:5 2-5.
100-Yard Dash-Fenn, Lewiston,
1903; ke-Ellensburg. 1910,
O:10 1-5.
220-Yard Dash-Cooke, Ellens-
burg. 1910, OPP.
440-Yard Dash--Cooke, Ellens-
burg, 1910, O:52 As.
SS0-Yard Run-Fancher, Spokane,
1909, 2:07 AS
Mile Run-Fancher, Spokane,
1909. 4:47 AS; Eckert, Lewiston,
1908.
120-Yard Hurdles, Dresser, Walla
Walla, 1909. OFT; Shaw, Lewiston,
1910.
22O-Yard Hurdles. Shaw. Lewis
ton, O:26 3-5.
Shot Put-Cook, Waterville, 1910,
"A feet inches.
Discus Englehorn, Spokane,
1909, 112 feet Z inches.
Hammer Phillips, Lewiston,
1910, 14O feet inches.
Pole Vault - Monroe, Spokane,
1909. 10 feet IA inches.
High Jump-Strehecker Garfield,
1907, feet 1-2 inches.
Broad Jump-McCown, Prosser,
1908. 81 feet.
Relay-Spokane 1910. 3:41 275.
1910 Record
50-Yard Dash-Watson, Tekoa5
0:5 rs.
1OO-Yard Dash-Cooke, Ellens-
burg, O:1O 1-5.
22O-Yard Dash-Cooke, Ellens-
burg, O:22.
440-Yard Dash-Cooke, Ellens-
burg, 0:52 As. -
SS0-Yard Dash-Schultz, Dayen-
port. 2:07 4-5.
Mile Run-Atkinson, Waitsburg,
4:54 1-5.
120-Yard Hurdles-Shaw, Lewis
ton. 0:17.
220-Yard Hurdles-Shaw, Lewis
ton, 0:27.
Shot Put-Cook, Waterville, "A
feet inches