The morning call., 1891-02-22
ATHLETIC.
Programme of Events for the Olympic
Field Day.

Programme of Events for the Olympie's
Field Day.
Should the weather prove favorable tomorrow
the Olympic Cub Will enjoy an excellent days
snort at lis outdoor grounds. Fhe programme
of games includes the following events: 12o-
yard run, open; 22O-yayd run, closed, to mem
beers of The olympic club; 440-yard run, Openi
half-mils run, OPEN twomiie luu, open; one
mile walk OPEN pole vault for distance, closed;
putting l6-p0und shot, closed; standing long
jump, closed; 12Oyard hurdle, open; 22O-yard
hurdle opeu; throwing 5G-pOund weight, closed;
running high jump, closed; quarter mile Ham
mcrsmth medal. closed. First and second
medals for each of tie above events, with The ex-
ceplton OF the last named, VIII be gwen and In
conjunction with tie above games the outd DOR
events Of lie Olympic Club gymnastic
tournament VIII take place. They VIII consist
OF the following scratch events: One hundred
yards run, one mile Iun, running broad jump,
running high jump, uole-yHult for height, put
ing 16-pOuud SHOT Special prizes viii he given
TO The contestants making Tie highest number OF
points IN each event, but Ia order 10 win special
prize each contestant must have competed in all
Tie events. indoor aud Outdoor
An Oakland exchange siys: ALtheueXt meet
Ing OF the Reliance Club II IS underst GOD that
George d. Cola VIII. submit an 0et nom Mrs.
Emily NrO0man 10 build clubhouse and lease
u 10 Tie Reliance Club for ten years. Its locH-
lion VIII be tile large lot Oh the north side OF
Twelfth slgeeI, between The MasOnc empIe and
TIE Young Meu'S CHRISTIAN Association build
ing. Tie design Will Include 4 large drill and
NAu4Itl lltll Oh lllC lIli A0OI. LOT TIE MdSDu~t
the INST and second sAOorS and basement TO be
arranged according 10 The plans OF tile Reliance
Cub.
Mike Murphy, lie noted trainer of the Detroit
Athletic club, who Was largely responsible for
john OWENS success, recently wrote to Secre-
'afy sullivan asking whether there was any
reason why lie aud Owen should not run race
al The Den oit-A. c. games. to e-held on the 22d
inst HE reply WAS that If no admission fee Is
charged Murphy and Owen could compete. De
Hoheisr luuelUter VII have The pleasure Of see
iug a JIal OF speed between the holder OF the
worlds amateur TOo-yaId record and his able
aud speedy trainer
he tnai neat of the 13O-yard handicap run of
lie Edinburgh ,EuslaucJ sew Year handicap Oh
the Hawk BIZ Grounds, was Won by w Williams
VI Newcastle. Williams had luL2 yards start.
TINS vas the FIST time he has won spunt-race.
ms best-knOwn distance beng haif 4 mile. He IS
me butt man, 20 years. old, . feet inches
Tall, and weighs lSO pounds.
Tie Berkeley UENersity Gymnasium is fur
uished with complete equipment for Iug-uf-War
contests, aud the football team. so far made up
i composed OF HYDE, Morrow, Foulks. White
II. Van DYKE, Richard, Melone, Taylor aud
Hunt Two more men and three subs" are
wanted. Tie team played the San Franchises
yesterday at Central Puk.
Harry Gent, the celebrated professional Snef-
Reid sutln er, has been seriously III with iauH-
dice. LACEY lie has Improved 4 little. During
the fali OF 1887, n ESlluElon Park Iiateshead
Gent beat HAIRY Hutcbens In a match sprint
race Of 100 yards.
a wrestling match between Martin Muldoon,
brother OF William MuldOOR, ana Patrick Brady,
at liuruellsyllle, n Y. on the 24th ut.. was won
10y BfadyI VINO TOOK TWO out OF three falls. The
stakes were $500 ana the receipts
There aie fears that Jack Clrkeek Will never
Wre-tIe again. While wrestling with his trainer
al BeiuIt., Wis he fell on a caruet tack The
point being driven INTO his knee. Physicians say
lie may lose The use Of his leg.
GeOf Ee Smith, lie Well-knCwn sprinter, is lying
seriously 90 al his home IN Pittsbugg. Smith was
attacked w-h kidney trouble, ana for time his
life was IN danger.
=. ). Farrell OF Rockville, Cogn., has issued
challenge to run any man in tile country half a
nile Tor any sum under $1,000 a side.