The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-27
CINDERS AND TURF.
Fall Field Day of the Olympic
Athletic Club.
a Small Crowd Witness the Last Outdoor
Amateur Sports Of the Season-The
University Boys Did Well

Owing to the several counter attractions
IN outdoor pastimes the fall field day of
the olympic Club yesterday was rather
SHINY attended. A more pleasant day for
atDletlc sports could not be desired. The
track and grounds we're in splendid condi
tion and the programme Of athletics, which
was shorter than usual, was carried out
with dispatch. The following is a result
OF the contests:
one hundred-yard handicap race-Fir3t heat:
ss' aana' A S: Henderson scratch, ID. Winter
well Winter second Time Ss 10 1-5 seconds. 'A
Second heat = Starters c. r.. Morse 61a
y yard. A NJ, J. Fritz yards P. NJ. Wand 21a
well. Morse second. Time. 10 1.5 seconds.
Zane mile handicap walk Starters: Horace
winner, Coffin. Time, min. l 8 1-5 sec.
Oue-Lnile run undergraduates: f. l.. Cooley
CCh9 y SO yards, II. G. Bankman $50 yards,
u; u Baird 1875 yards. f. T. Tobin 125 yards
winner Baird. Tobiu second Time, min 40
:, 220-yard juvenile race-Starters: II. Lowell
frederick Cearais, o. Plageman, C. Balzarni,
q, Ba 96ey Winner, Barney, Lowell second
Putting l6.pound shot handicap-Starters: j.
IuIcell and A Mclean scratch, L.. Z. Hunt ID
iihches T. r. Morse 5 feet inches. Winner
hunt, with put OF 81 feet inches; Morse Sec
ond, with sc feet
22O-yard handicap hurdle race-First heat
2t"rIers: William c. Patterson, IA yards; I.
RI, y; ba6eweli. II yards. Winner, BLACKWELL.
lime, 27l4 seconds.
Second heat-Starters: F. F. Foster, scratch;
Louis HIM., 10 yards. Winner Foster. Tine,
- 40 seconds. The final heat was won by
second.
440-yard handicap run Starters: C. r.
Worse, scratch; ID. Winter, yards; ii. G. Cas-.
lay, 8 yards; II. Mcintosh, 10 yards; G. ".
AlmDrusler, p yards. Winner, Morse Cassidy
ran a ore a
race and finished strong.
7, Running broad jump. handcap-Starters, G.
Patterson Is iuches. Winner, Morse, with Fl
ieet 95s Inches, North second, with 81 feet IA
inches.
Two hundred and twenty-yards handicap run
starters, A. 5: Henderson scratch Roy Barney
10 yards, z. NJ. Wand yalds. Winner, Wand,
HENDERSON second. Time, 23 Sec:
Obstacle race-Starters, Louis Him. and C. NJ.
1ates Won by Yates; no time taken
Eight hundred and eighty yards. handicap run
-StaIters +; 5; Pheby scratch II. c. Cassidy 10
win Pheby second. Time, min.
Fifty yards. potato race Starters, c. NJ. Yates
IL, u. w Afmbruster, q. Burk, A. j. FIltZ.
Winner. Yates. Time. 8 min. 2sI4 sec.
The officers OF the day were:
Referee, William Greer Harrison TO- c..
Inspectors-A. c. Forsyth %. c., III. NJ.
Collins %. c.. ID. W. DonneIly %. %.
Judges at finish-Professor Soule (U. c..
George Kavanagh %. c.. E. A. Rix %. c..
II; l. Sine %. Co..
Field Judges-Martin L. E.pinosa %. c.,
A. Mahoney(O. c., j. A. Christie %. e., w.
Timers. Elliott %. c., James Jervis
%. c.. p. Mcintyre %. c..
Judge Of walking, p. n. Gafney "a. A. A
c.; starter, G. +. Davidson; clerks of the
course-F. A. Chapus %. CO. d. J. Bar
nelt %. CD; scorer Eugene Van Court %.
e. assistant scorer, D. G. Van Court %.
O. official announcer, j. F. Larkin 70. c. ;
marshal, George S. Miehling %. c..