Hawkeye . rook, Iowa 38 ft. 10 a. Maggio, 1897 il lancio del martello, Johnson, D. U. 116 ft. Maggio, 1899 Discus Throw, Smith, D. U. 104 ft. 5 a. Maggio, 1900 Snider, G.Snider, G.Brown, I.Brown, I.Wilson, I. S. C.Banschbaugh, I.Choate, I.Crouch, G.Crouch, G.Iowa laico, G.Morton, I.Kiesa, D. U.Boardman, I.Brown, I.osso, I. S. C.osso, I. S. C.Howell, I.Howell, I.Grinnell Morton, I. .10 3-5 Eyman, G. .23 3-5 Cropp, C. .52 2-5 Dwigans, I. S. C. 2.05 1-5 Bacon, D. U. 4.43 Frumento, C. 1.09 Banschbaugh, I. 5.11 2-5Palmer, I. S. C. .16 3-5 L,amb, I. S. C. .27 1-5 Iowa State College 1,36 eventi sul campo Chapman, D. Palmer,

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Hawkeye . rook, Iowa 38 ft. 10 in. May, 1897 Hammer Throw, Johnson, D. U. 116 ft. May, 1899 Discus Throw, Smith, D. U. 104 ft. 5 in. May, 1900 Snider, G.Snider, G.Brown, I.Brown, I.Wilson, I. S. C.Banschbaugh, I.Choate, I.Crouch, G.Crouch, G.Iowa layman, G.Morton, I.Kies, D. U.Boardman, I.Brown, I.Bone, I. S. C.Bone, I. S. C.Howell, I.Howell, I.Grinnell Morton, I. .10 3-5 Eyman, G. .23 3-5 Cropp, C. .52 2-5 Dwigans, I. S. C. 2.05 1-5 Bacon, D. U. 4.43 Wheat, C. 1.09 Banschbaugh, I. 5.11 2-5Palmer, I. S. C. .16 3-5 L, amb, I. S. C. .27 1-5 Iowa State College 1.36 Field Events Chapman, D. Palmer, I. S. White, Penn. Rayner, C.Warner, I.Eowe, D. U.Smith, D. U. U. c. rri 11 Weiland, I. Engelke, G. ] m. Brackett, I.Williams, I. Sellards, D. U. Kettlewell T i Calmer, I. S. C.Kettlewell, l. Q^aham, D. U. Meridith, Penn. Graham, D. UBunker, I. S. C. Burrier, I.McBirney, I. S. C. Brockway, I. 109 ft. 11^ inHull, I. Boggess, D. U, 104 ft. 5 in 10 ft. 6 in.20 ft. lYz in-5ft.8X in.44 ft. 4g in.37 ft. ^Yz in-. Base B 1 1 For the first time in its history the silver bat whichrepresents the championship in the Iowa Baf-e BallLeague is in our possession. Captain Williams, theteam and the managers deserve great credit for thesuccess of the season. With a determination that thereshould be a new record in base ball at Iowa, CaptainWilliams and his men began early training. Thesuccess of our 99 football team made it easy forManager McCutchen to arrange a schedule which con-tained more games and with more formidable opponentsthan ever before. The prospective trips were sufficientto bring out about fifty men to try for places on theteam. Material was abundant and competition active.The survival of the fittest resulted in a winning team. In order to give the candidates an opportunity toexhibit their skill, a series of practice games wasarranged with the Des Moines I^eague and the NebraskaIndians. Even after these games, it was difficult toselect a team because there were several good player

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