The morning call., 1891-05-03

on the 30th Every club of the association
should lie represented by councillors TO make
the games really interesting. This cahnot- DE
said Of the indoor championship OF nine days
ago The Olympic C0b as usual, contributed
fOur-fftns of the compeui orS and walked away
with niue cut OF eleven irsI prizes aud ike
number OF seconds. The 1000 yaids was
cOrker McCaw, the novice. IL. Nj. Collins, Es-
pnosa, Macarthur aud Skillman each did the
$50 inside 2:09. Macarthur and Espinosa bad i
hammer and tongs TO tie tape. IL was great
, race and a splendid finish.
= The Amateur Athletic Academic Associations
meeting ON The 25th uit az the .. a. Z. GROUNDS
brought prominently before the athletic Wofll
tive performances, viz: DHtton OF The Oaklahd
High School, who ran 80 yards in IVA Secanus.
THIS IS eQual to SchiIerslein's nrst appear ance
Now there will be a scramble between The atil"
leic clubs for The young man, but as there is no
championship flag In the question IL does not
mater what club viii galn him. The other pet-
Torrance was that Of q. Hoffman OF the same
school. lie established a new record for pole
Yanlting, having cleared feet 6S4 inches. IL Is
| stated on reliable authority that HOFFMAN mas
cleared 10 feet in private. lie also won Tue 42O-
| yard hurdle time 10 seconds, and tie 2l9-yard
| in % So seconds. Another very promising
| yoUlssler IS Peterson Of the Berkeley High
School. who IN the high jump cleared ieet . "A
+ inches.
Ii was noticed that many OF the appointed
( Officials al the indoor championship failed 10
! maJerialiZe on the night IN question, placing tne
management at great inconvenience and trouble
In selecting substitutes from the spectators.
| The several changes were noticed, and The aD-
] SeQleeS Freely cflliclLBu US lAOSo ~ %
holed that this neglect of duty shall not be re-
peaIed by the appointed officials for the outdoor
Championship, but that all those VINO accept
positions viii be In their proper places when lne
! bell rings up the first event.
! Ed Mays showed the way in the 75-yard dash,
| with Henderson second aad Foster TWO feet be-
hind. The winner, considering that be was pen
allied one yard, did well, and had he started
! without the penalty would have 10 do better
! time 10 win. The latter is fanced as one OF the
! coming fiat-raceTs
! Every body expected to see z. s. Pheby Of the
! University Club try his speed in the 1000 yards
! Possibly lie is holding himself back Tor the 3Oth
OF May games. Old timers think that the $50 on
/ that day VIII be the most closely contested race
for thai distance that has ever been run on this
Coast.
! P. d. Skinman and F. VI. Cooley did speedy
two miles, Cooley ran very plnckily, but was
/ not fast enough for his more seasoned cempetl-
/ tor. However. Cooley did well, considering his
| time OF 1O:1414, which is 4S4 seconds better
/ than the Coast record.
Frank Okane was al the Olympic grounds
| on Sunday and trained in his usual way. He ran
| twice round The track. This kind OF exercise
1 VIII not make BIN champion, which lie should
| be when In good FORM
| S. Y. CasaGy demonstrated that he can run
| hurdles even faster than the "blonde cyclone.
! His 3O0-yard at lie Pavilion is performance
| that he need not be ashamed Of