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The Dickinson press., 1913-04-26
WHY HE WAS LATE
"What made you so later"
~, C-SlLo@~ .ne -khs

"Nhat made you so later"
II met Smithson."
swell, that is no reason why you
should be an hour late getting home to
supper"
Il know, but ! asked him how he was
feeling and he insisted on telling me
about bis stomach trouble" i
"Did you tell him to take Chamber
lain's Tablets /"
"Sure. that is what he needs" Sold
:by.all dealers.-adv. !.
The Dickinson press., 1913-04-26
Saturday evening. the 10Th.

MI. Anderson Of Dickinson was III
Oakdale last Saturday and Sunday ID
an automobile. He reports the roads
as not being the best. He boseed his
car down three times and had to have
some repairing done at the local black
smith.shop. after which he again started
for Dickinson,
The Dickinson press., 1913-04-26

TAKEN UP-Dark bay gelding. 4years old
branded IN left shoulder. both hind feet
white, white star on forehead.
MARCUS ZIMMERMAN, Richardton. N. d.
a 1881 4-199t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
CAPITAL CITY
LEAGU { MEETS
Committees Appointed Will Co.
operate With r. A. A. F. to
Secure Suitable Grounds.

The Capital city League held a
meeting last night and transacted
considerable business. chief OF which
was location Of parks for next season
Three parks have already been secured
and there are good prospects OF getting
another The affairs Of the league
were found 20 be IN good shape and.
prospects are bright for d great race
Two games q week will be played. Z
present plans hold. schedule com
uiIttee Was named which Will report
o. "a meeting TO be called by Priest
dent Dunn next week \ committee
or grounds was also named
The committee on grounds was
instructed To- attend she meeting of
-he Richmond Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton 20 be held tonIcht FOR the pun
pose % finding out whether that or
.anization would care 10 coopeTato
"a getiiu. from the CITY ala 10 build
parks "a the several sections Of the
city. these parks 10 contain cinder
tracks baseball and football grounds
Certain changes IN he rules OF the
Ioa.ie were discussed bu: nothing
aeanite was decided the whole matter
lrinc open uu;u after the meeting Of
t1c commission.
= was decided 20 continue a six
r' b. o-Eaul1a-I0n.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
RULING IS MADE
IN YANTz CASE
Release Of Player by Chicago to
New Orleans Not Upheld
by Commission.

Cincinnati. January q The VA
fiouaI Baseball Commission to-day
set aside the release Of Player Nanfz
by the Chicago National League CLUB
TO the New Orleans club. holding 10
TO - Illegal Nantz was drafted from
BirUInSharn.
The Commission also issued notice
which says shat when a major league
club desires 20 release a drafted play
or. on whom u has obtained inter
league waivers. T. must notify not only
tho secretary Of tho National AssOcid-
ton. but tho president Of the league
from which the player was drafted ana
the National Com mission II the play
or ~ claimed hy the club from which
ne was drafted or any other club ia
the National Association. the score
tarv OF that association will notify
The cl-b which drafted tho player. the
league from which be was drafted and
th. com mission within ten days after
be has received notice. providing - h.
after February ? This is FIVE oay-
after the time National Association
clubs are permitted 20 file claims for
draffcf ma ior league PLAYERS Whom
= National N-soC ;attou club claims fhc
riav~~ a. Dr~ok FOR him Or uet hc forth.
coming O. tho National Association
y .htr fvc ctr-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
R. A.A. F. TO HOLD
SESSION TONIGHT.
Mayor Ainslie Expected to Ad-
dress Members-Everybody
Is Invited to Attend.

The Richmond Amateur Athletic
Federation will meet tonight in the
assembly hall Of Neon Catholic
Union. in Grace Street. between Eighth
and Ninth 20 consider the report Of the
special committee named 20 recommend
a constitution and bylaws and 70
suggest officers for the organization
The meeting VIII be called TO order at
eight O'Clock by Temporary Chairman
f S Tousey Mayor Ainsiie - e1-
pected 10 address the meeting on Ser
vice" and John Hirshberg, member Of
the Administrative Board. will talk on
civic Helpfulness
The meeting is open 20 any and every
white man and boy in Richmond
The hall will seat about 5O0 people and
IL IL hoped that % may be hlied
committee composed OF tho sporting
editors of the four daily papers will act
as "a committee 20 examine the Gre
dentials of the representatives present
and TO count the ballots cast for the
officers nominated
Following is The order Of business .
!. Roll call of organizations present
2 Presentation Of credentials of dele
gates
g. Report OF committee on constitu-
ton and bylaws
4 Adoption OF constitution and by
laws
5 Election Of officers
6 Election Of four men mem beers OF
four organizations TO be mem bers Of
the executive committee with the Eve
officers of the federation.
= Remarks on the federation by
the president
8. Address on service by Mayor
George Ainslie
.. An address on Civic Heipfullness'
by Mr.. John Hirshberg-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
WH|TEAND BLUE IS
READY FOR GAMES
Track Men of Washington and
Lee Practicing Daily Tor
Seasons Work.

Lexington. Va. January 23.-The
relay squad Of the White and Blue
track team has satrted active training
for the rapidly approaching track sea
son.
The beginning of the indoor track
season is only three weeks on and hence
"A large number of men are reporting
on Wilson Field every AFTERNOON. me
mild weather Is enabling them TO do
out door work inst cad OF being confined
10 the gymnasium az has been the case
heretofore.
The prospects for a winning relay
team are exceedingly bright. notwith-
standing the fact that Anderton ana
Groover. members OF last season =
team are not in college tins year
Hayne. Peoples and Glass have all
been mem bers of previous White ana
Blue teams and with them as a nucleus
a fast combination should be developed
GLASS was practically the winner of
" { LIS victory over Richmond Col
lege last year. At the South Atlantic
meet ln Baltimore last
wear he SET "A new record for the quarter
mile going ne distance IN 81 l-S seconds.
lie Is the holder OF the university rec
ord for the 100 yard dash. OF the
are Dillingham; Tarleton, Waggoner,
Englebert and Harrison.
Carleton won his track monogram
al Nfonson Academy. in Massachusetts.
being one OF the malnstays Of the team
on the short runs and dashes. Waggo-
ner. from Texas. has had considerable
experience on the cinder track at Ter
rill School IN his homo State. Harri-
son, who has had training at Richmond
Academy. and Wade who comes from
Texarkana High School. both should
win places IN track athletics.
The weight men of last year track
team who are back IN college. are
Peck Miller and Rogers.
holds the University record
for the hammer throw. while Peek has
the record for the shot put. Nonan.
record holder for the broad jump.
will again represent Washington and
Lee and Thorn will run in the long
distance events
Manager Richardson has about com
pleted one of the most attractive
schedules that Washington and Lee
has ever had. lie announces that II
will be ready for publication in d few
a~:S.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Raps Prep. School League

Richmond. Va. January q
Sporting Editor
The Times Dispatch.
Sir II nave 'ead caTeiDily ne
article in the Times Dispatch OF me
3ot n signed Secretary and Treasurer
Tsr,lvtng 70 the article signed ar
PLAY and am Of the opinion that u
coenrms. rather than refutes the posi-
fion taken by Pair Play. w tha1
tho action Of the Prep school, League
in refusing TO admit the oaseoai team
az Benrdictine College. TINS season
was purely arbitrary
Il Is all nonsense 70 zugEes' no
mans for the season OF 1913 mad 30 10
Tnatured early IN January that any
Inconvenience worth mentioning Wouiu
he suffered by any OF the ASSOCIATIONS
composing the League by adinl''IIk
another Association at the time the
annlication of Benedictine College was
Ted upon. I take IL. that the 1913
hasebaI schedule had not then been
,nsde IN and 7 doubt II Secretary
and Treasurer can name single plan
amounting 20 hill OF oeans 0ha.
would have had TO be changed ny any
Of the Associations in the League u
the application OF oeheoiC''"e
had been approved
The whole thing boiled right no"i
70 brass tacks y simply TINS
majority of the Associations IN inc
prep school League did not wan
Benedictine College TO compete 'his
season for pennsnt honors- and ieaVe
n to a fair minded and disinteFesteo
public TO draw its own conclusions
Nv only interest in this matter IS 10
soe the bows a. BeuediCtine College
f,xith which 7 am IN no way connected
given an equal chance win tneT ic'
lows in clean health giving Sport an
~ docs seem 20 me that u wouid hdEe
redounded more 10 the credit OF tn'
older schools had they shown spots-
rnaniike and liberal spirit BY WaiVius
rather than hiding behind imaginary
tcchnicaiitics- , ,..t,oo.
4 don. know that Bencdictinc toiicse
cares a rap about What tho League ul"
ard l hope thai the boys OF the 1870 49,.
vrtH be good enough spoTtsmeh z" 'a~
.hc rejection Of the apphcativh
.betr baseball team good nstnteuis
7 atso hoi,c tha; the Bcnepictih'
Icec baseball team will ncSo'iatc 'o'
s.rtes OF games with each team nov ~
the Ieazse and predict that ~ 'ncs a.
sgcccs~f,.I "a. tais the team WI "sH
s.ro-se bid for the Prep Scnooi cne,"
p,onship Of Ricbmon League or u"
o. together boys. DO - you NoNiI
g ~'"' ~ Athletics
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
SOTHERN Pines
TRAINING CAMP
For PH|lllES
Doom Decides Upon Carolina
Town After Hearing From
Tom Kelly.

Philadelphia, Pa. January 2S.-Man-
ager Charlie Doom. OF the Phlliles,
to-day decided definitely TO train at
Southern Pines. y. c, this year
The exact date of the Phillies departure
for Southern Pines will be decided
later. The chances are that Tuesday.
February 25 will be selected. instead
of Monday. February "A, which has
been chosen by Manager Mack for the
going away of the White Elephants.
Doom will probably decide upon Feb
ruary Is as so to give the Athletics the
entire hTnelight on the earlier date.
The training camp question was set
tied when a telegram was received TINS
morning from Tom Kelly, al Southern
Pines stating that the contract which
President Locke had sent there had
been signed b. officials of the golf club.
According 10 The terms of the contract
the golf club there promises 10 pay part
Of the expenses for the erection OF a
clubhouse and TO have everything In
good condition for the Phillies when the
players arrive
Groundkeeper sam Payne will leave
here about February 10 to get the dia-
mond into condition. The number OF
players to be taken south by the Phil
lies has been reduced by the letting 20
Of Shultz and by the illness of Pitcher
DADDY. the 6-foot 2-inch southpaw. who
was secured from the SACRAMENTO
club. Manager Doom received let
ter from Gaddy to-day. in which the
latter states that he ia now recovering
from an operation for double hernia
Gaddy was operated upon during me
Christmas holidays and the surgeon
has notified him that he should not take
any part in any form of athletics for
several months. This may prevent
him from joining the Quakers until the
first of July. With Brennan. Gaddy
and Rixey. Doom counted upon having
a formidable trio OF sOuthpaws thls
year but he Will have TO depend upon
Brennan and Rixey To do the lett
hand twirling for the team during the
first half of the season.
Doom also announced that roots
Shultz. who has been twirllng for the
Phillies for the past two seasons. mas
been released to the Sacramento, Calls
foI MA, Club.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
BLUES-COLLEGE
MEET IS CERTAIN
Manager Crump Receives As
surances That Many Athletes
VIII Attend Games.

Though q has uoc been oennitel}
~@-.set fls- where tuc h.ues- College
indoor ,ta.A il.e- IS CD be held. nor mas
ehe date been Enslr ag-ecc lpoh. Man
axe sheppard t-aup a. trN h-~c>
= re-. .tr- s~s..-aI from o.. ~ tLe
colleges universities -lt .r-u schools
rf Ni-slria auG ta-r-rrliS states ma
-nev So nave teams H- h-re -rsr
ass.raul cs SHOULD u.c.a- .i-' - nee
: % 30 absolutely Gre -c>- ftr- ri.-
nous ve- atte1la.el g. h.erai1f- ti
.N promises hc.C 5000 = et-.-- .iar
81 athletes wlii c0r-pe-e j. - pass-g p
ma. uiG.e. relays Ell - ar----s-- iei
nc gram MAJ school lads Nt-e i.c
fo,i~ prep schools John Marsha 81 81
School. Richmond Acars-l- A-tt5 -.-e'
and Benidictiu> College ale ~-Te -n f---
riish warm competition D. me prep
school events At le-S- one az Ae
RELAYS vii De closed - these 'ocf
schools for the prep school city cham
plonshlp.
Very naturally conside--oc io'@fes-
viii attach 20 the closed events tei" rel.
The college and ne Blues Jls- " nat
these events Wtli be are not know q. 14-
the mile rum Will be one Of -heu ne
Blues are particularly strong IN this
event having as member OF in-N
squad Vaughan the crack miocle ols-
lance runner who was with Richmond
College last season and captalned me
Spider track team. y meeting VIII
he held shortly 20 definitely determine
both the time and place of the meet
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

Back from the National Automobile
show, held in New York. members of
10 the big city as the representatives
of the Richmond Automobile Dealers
show Association. are moro satisfied
than ever that the local exhibition
which will be held in the HoTsesbow
Building next month. will. IN every
wav compare favorably with the more
Naturally there will be fewer exhibits
for the reason that there - limit 70
the floor space. but every inch available
has been gobbled zip. and what might
be lacking in actual numbers VIII be
made up for in the quality OF the cars
exhibi. ed Not all Of the show VIII be
devoted - pleasure vehicles. Manu-
facturers OF .aotor trucks realize that
Richmond Virginia and North Caro-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
DIVIDE SP OILS
FRO N FOOTBALL
More Than $4,000 Received
as Result of Army and
Navy Game.

Philadelphia. Pa. January % One
check for sl2 Ol041. made payable TO
h + Stotesbury as treasurer OF the
United States Navy Relief Society.
and another for a similar amount,
made payable to Cornelius Agnew.
treasurer Of the nited States Army
Relief Society. We're drawn to-day by
Or. j. William White. chairman OF
the University of Pennsylvania com
ball game. which was played at Frank
lin Field on November 30 last
The aggregate amount represents
tickets which are allotted to the uni
versitv. and in accordance with the
established custom. was divided be
tween the two relief societies, which
look after the widows and orphans OF
the men in the two services
The relief societies were founded IN
1853 and since that time the amount
aided 10 their treasures a. q result
of the annual football game aggre-
gates something more than $4,000
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
WOMAN PROMOTER
IS TO COME BACK
Miss Edwards, Baked by Law,
Will Manage Boxing
Bouts in Future.

Chicago. January 3 II hough once
knocked out by law. Miss Fannie Ed
wards. of Vivian. La. declares she ca IA
come back and - L. expected that
she will make another attempt 10 stage
d boxing bout
Miss Edwards has always been a
sport enthusiast She j. manager OF the
town band and when that Organization
was about 70 20 into the hands OF a re
ceiver for want OF few dollars sne
decided to put on fight. ne prohts 70
70 10 the band. Everything was ar
ranged for a scrap between KID aubrey
and KID Mccormick. heavy weights.
when the sheriff stepped IN ana pre-
vented the bout -.
That setback has served only TO
arouse Miss EdwaTdsS hghting blood
She knows that when she tined 10 stage
he scrap she was operating under
borrowed charter. and this gave SueTlH
FlOurnOy an excuse 10 prevent the
match Now however. she plans 70
get a charter OF her own. and then II
Sheriff FlournOy Interferes again she
will want to know why fight IL Illegal
at Vivian and perfectly legal at Sbrcve-
port . ~
Shreveport bouts. and Is It great al rnirer
of the game. She carries her beicis INTO
practice for three OF her DrOthefs are
promising boxers
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
JEAN Elite WILL
Fig H t JOHNSON
Black Against Black Is Card for
Engagement in Paris
Next June.

\ew York January 2S.-Dan Mo
keirick. the fstic impressario says IL
Viii be Joe jeanette and not Al Palzer
vi hon, Jack johnson VIII box IN Paris
on Fun.. y ,he eve Of the Grand FriX.
should the Galveston negro be PEI
United 20 leave ms country Nc he
trick accompanied Dr Willie Lewis
"a no Will isn't Adrien Hogan. the latest
French nidGiewelght sensation. an Fafls
next month VIII san for Europe to-day
on me kaiserin Augusta Victoria Nc
ketrlck ,arrles with HIM signed iei-
Sc. from Johnson wherein the cham
rior agrees 90 meet Jeanette III "a
-x4f- v-rounG bouv IN Paris on June =
-Fl- talk about Johnson nghting
psfr-- i all rot said AIcKetrick last
r.st- Tom O RoUrko Is getting a
rl- % free advertising for Paizer out
ct d. a month ago got letter from
Paris promoters offering matcn be
tween johnson and jeanette Johnson
vs. Euarauteed SO co. win. lose or
draw immediately entered into cor
~aspouGcAce with Johnson and mere
- fonnson's agreement 10 box jeanette
Danny then flashed the Johnson
.e-ter which was written IN chicago
or. January Is. Johnson said the terms
.o~ered Mere satisfactory. and that he
- willing 20 meet jeanette IN Paris
ON June = johnson requested Nc
KetriCk 10 make The transportation
details for him. and said he VIII be
Tsadv "a san! Tor Paris soon after Dan
NfcKctrick cables that hnal arrange
nents have been made with the Paris
ian promoters
NIcKetrlclc for the friendly Interest
YOU have taken IN my present trOu-
oles.' and assures NlcketTick ne VIII
clear himself of all the charges and
be permittev to leave this country for
Paris
AIcKetrick says he has been assured
by a person close 10 the Federal au-
thoritics in Chicago that the champion
viii be able TO make the trip to Paris
When McKetrick arrives IN Paris he
VIII try 10 get Georges Carpenter. the
French light heavyweight. TO come
TO this country and meet Eddie
NIcCoortv or Leo HOuck al the Forty
fourth street Sporting CLUB.
Then Mckctric< WIFI beat II for Eng
land where ne VIII meet Bonn badier
Biuv Wells. the English heavyweight
champion. and Freddie WEIGH. the
English lightweight title holder Nc
Ketrick hopes 10 get Wells to come
here and meet Luther AICCarty in a
ien-round bout at, the Forty fourth
street Sporting club. and to get
WEIGH to box Packy Mcfarland. Joe
Rivers. Jack Britton or Leach Cross.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
TRYING TO GET
SHERMAN AND
De ORC HERE
When Two Start Their Match in
Washington, Richmond Will
Ask for Chance.

When Frank sherman ana DE gro
play their match game of pool in Wash
ington next month an effort Will be
made TO have them play at least one
of the 200 strings into which the malch
is divided In Richmond. II IS known
that the Superior Billiard Academy
contemplatcs running an amateur pock
ct billiard tournament shortly. LOUIS
Bowman. probably the best OF the
locals. has agreed to start at scratch
and 10 meet an the rest at such handi-
caps as may be arranged. ~ may
he that sherman and De orc VIII
come here 10 lnaugurate the tourney.
Such AN attraction would be an event
locally. These two men are the best
al the game in the country. De orc
recently defeated sherman. who rs an
ex-cham piOn of the world, IN New
York but at that time Frank claimed
that the Cuban won on a technlcality,
one shot turning the tide against the
Washlngt oman. ,.,,
II is also possible hat KodJi Yamada,
the Jap billiard wonder. VIII he matched
with Willie Hoppe, the young 81
Such match - belns
sought. and the Jefferson Hotel u
after having il pulled of in the audi
forum of that hosiery. Both matches
will be of Immense local interest and
will attract large crowds. Hoppe was
recently in Washington
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
D0NLIN'S EFFORTS FAIL.

Y. Ray Ho~ay. Manager, Richmond
Va.
Despite everything | could do, South
eru Pines was selected a sthe spring
training camp of thephilles by Doom
mis- AFTERNOON Richmond looked
mighty good TO me. and 4 told Doom
SO The offers YOU had and submitted
hut bore out what | said to you in pre-
yious message 10 Richmond :
ability TO take care of the club should
it decide TO train there. The hotels are
exceedingly liberal in their charges, and
the offer made by he military organlza-
ton to use its gym was mighty dppre-
ciated Doom agreed with me IN some
of the things but the Southern Pines
people came strong. and made it al
most impossi Bile TO back away from their
proposition. VI / h DON LIN.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
Y. Nj. G. A. Athletics

Entries for the indoor athletic meet
scheduled for tomorrow night are
coming ia rapidly. The regular class
work viii be conducted from 30 TO
Q IS o clock. after which the following
events Will be run on, viz. 20 yards
dash 100 yards dash. 23o yards dash
standing high jump and running broad
Jump AIemb and friends. both
men and women are invited.
At ~ o'clock to-day, a new indoor
baseball league will be launched and all
mem bers of the Association who desire
20 enter are requested 70 be present.
The Senior basket ball team viii visit
Fredericksburg on Saturday night for
a game with the fredericksburg team
Basket pail results last night
Pos. Fld. Free Pts Fis-
Ols Tbs. AVID
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
ST. LOUIS GAMES q
ARE CALLED 0Ek
Giants Not to Play Exhibition
Dates in South Because
of Schedule.

New York. January 25-The Giants
will not play the st. Louis Browns
during the training season in Texas
as last year. Manager McGraw gives
as reason that the schedule calls for
the Giants 70 get away from Marlin
about March "a As the series would
have 10 be played the week prior 20
that date - would mean that they
would not have been in Texas long
enough 20 be in good condition--in
good enough shape 10 engage in q
hard series with team OF rival league.
A IL the cautioning in the world about
taking things easy would hav~ no @ne,t
on the players once they got in the
field 20 play. For that reason Nc
Graw believes too much IS at stake for
80 early III the season.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24

Application blanks for the iutereiiF
howltng tournament which will be held
in Washington between plnspineis "4
that city. Baltimore and Richmond
have been received by Pfesidctt sam
xs-niau,s uf the Richmond Bowling
Aesoriftion ana may be had by apply
ire TO him The tourney VIII begin
February Do. but applications must &c
in me hands OF Secretary J. j. tleic.
Of me Washington city Bowling Ass"-
citation hy February 3.
Richmond expects t" srno seven
,ea,ns fhrec of which vlll enter class
a ID two in class "ls and Two IN class
"C' Petersburg has notified lresiden'
Williams that Two teams Win 80 10
Washington from the Cvvkad' cry.
Roth Of these teams Viii Zoe comiosed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-01-24
ATHLETIC PENTATHL0N

The mem bcrs OF the John N arSf 81
Athletic club cnTo-cd an all around
athletic meet fcloscdl IN the gym
rasiurn yesterday. Every event was
holly contested. but at the same time
much fun was carried on during the
event Zach member wanted his pet
event put on the list--
Anderson Cosby came out hrst; Au-
thur Bass. second Rsmond Q1aries
aud Charles Word tied for third place
Summary.
s0-vard dash-Cosov. frst; Bass
Sattcrfcid second
Basketball shooting - Qgaries. Wal
thau and Bass tied.
Rope climb "a feet time. seconds
Cosby Robbins tied. 1rst. CrUtcher.
fhird
standing broad jump-Crutcher. Il
i'm n.st. Bass. . g. 81 tn.) second
Walthau 8 -. . In third.
Ginning the bar-Quaries. 90 nrsts !
Ward 40 second Cosby. n0 third
l. The contest wss followed By basket
baIi game between Two Of the clubs
teams Athenians and Spartans. and
was won BY the latter The score. - 70 u.
In February another pentatheon viii
BE- held consisting % the following
events
Fffty-vard hurdles.
STANDING hop. step and jump.
shot put
Running high jump.
Standing broad jump.