High jump:—rst, Martin, 'O2, height, 4 ft. io4 in.; 2d, Fd
.
wards, 'oo; 3d, Cure, 1 02.
Broad jump:—lst, Norman, '99, distance, zo ft. 3 in.; 2d, Mar
'o2; 3d, Edwards, 'oo.
Harruner throw:—lst, Scholl, 'or, distance, 122 ft. 6 in.; 2d,
Cure, 'O2.
Shot put:—lst, Cure, 'O2, distance, 39 ft. it in.; 2d, Scholl,
POI.
Class Relay Race for '9B cup won by 'O2 in 4 min. 19 sec.
The points were: 7 -
I 1899 r 5 points, J9OO ' '
'' 1902 "-6 t points.
Officials:—Referee:—Dr. T. H. T aliaf er r o judges:—Prof. L.
E. Reber, J. A. Hunter, Prof. J. P. Jackson. Timers:—Prof. M.
M. Garver, J. N Sherer. Starten—j. W. Fulton. Clerk of
Course.—C. F. Sponsler. Ass't Clerks:—W. M. Schnure and H.
F. McKnight. Measurers:—Dr. F. J. Pond, Mr. L. L. Ansart,
and C. Q. Weekes. Announcer:—D. B. Wentzel. Marshals:—
G. E. Guy, B. P. Lundy, W. A. W. Krebs, and H. C. Johnson.
Official scorer:--G. E. Guy. Gen'l Athletic Committee:—G. M.
Norman, '99, Capt., W. L. Affelde, '99. M'g'r., D. D. Cure, 'O2,
Ch'm., M. R. Stevenson, '99, A. C. Pollock, 'oo.
TO an appreciative as well as a large crowd, State's team
demonstrated her ability as ball players. " Old Sol " began
early in the day to warm up the scene of the conflict, and
by three o'clock was at his best. The heat however did not pre
vent a large attendance and well were those present repaid for
their braving the heat. The play was lively from start to finish
and kept the vocal organs of the crowd at work all through the
game. Every man on the team seemed to realize that the eyes of
the fair maids were' upon him and acquitted 'himself accordingly.
Miller's one-handed stop of a high line fly was a dandy. In
fact the boys " took 'em in all ways and done up in every style."
Not only was the fielding above par but the batting was also ex-
-24 points,
..0 , ~0 os
STATU VS. CUBAN GIANTS.
-8 points,
" 190 I "