The morning call., 1892-04-28
BERKELEY ATHLETES.
Second Trial Field.Day of the
Spring Season.
Fine Weather and a Large Attsndance-Some
Good All-Round Performances in
the Ten Events.

There were high times at the Berkeley
University yesterday afternoon and the
students must have been particularly graft
ned at the number of The visitors, the ma
jority being Of the fair sex. who honor ed
with their presence the second trial field
day OF the spring season of 1892.
len events were listed on the programme
and each drew fair number of COMPETE
tors 10 contest for the silver and bronze
medals awarded to the first and second in
each eOmpeti ton. The programme was
arranged as kind of preliminary tryout
Tor the grand general field-day to be held
on May q. The grounds we're looking
lovely yesterday, there being many addi-
uohs and improvements thereto, including
new dressing-rOoms and new grand stand.
The officers of the day were:
heIeree Professor Bunnell: judges at finish.
Lieutenant Randolph, Professor K0wer aud Mr..
huntingdon; announcer. E. NJ. wof;. clerk OF
The course. Benjamin Weed; starter. w. IL.
nenIy; Judge OF walking. w. LuebbeIt; field
Judges, A p. Moves, Z. n. Barker and r. l..
+, henderson; tin rs, for scratch men. w. +.
Magee w. G. Morrow and +. I. TomkIns; for
nIs,-niace men, L. ). Pheby, l.. j. Richardson
A THREE-MILE RACE.
A sEree-mile race was substituted for the
mile walk. the details of the various events
being as follows:
90 yards dash-E Mays first; II. I. Woodward
second Won HARDLY by a foot Time, o As
sec.
l20-yard hurdle race-T V. BakewelI. 3 yards
nfst; ~ w. North. s yards. second. Won by Two
yards. Time, IL 1-5 sec.
Cross country run 10 Grizzly Peak For
TINS event the contestants were required to
start at the finish post. run the 1Oo-yard
stretch, thence to Grizzly Peak by any route
and return, finishing over the 100-yard
siretch "a at the finish post. The distance is
ABOUT ~ miles MP and down hill Only two
1nisned out OF the four competitors, T. c.
MeCleave first, ~ mia. 40 sec; l.. w. Lloyd
second. AZ min. As sec.
220-yard dash-First heat: r. A. Chick. II
yards, first; ID. Winter. 10 wards second Won
easily by yard and a half. Time, % l-5 Sec
second heat: II. T. Woodward, yards first;
W, w: Ii: Llnney' l3 yards, second. Won by z
Final heath. A Chick first, ID. Winter sec.
ond.
The winner dashed TO the front at the
pistol shot. and running well within him.
sell ana nnlshiDg game, breasted the tape
tnree yards in front OF his pursuerS in
% i-5 sec.
HALF-MILE RUN.
Half-mlle run-H. w. Horn, 40 yards first; N
Is. ntnekiey. scratch, second. good race. won
10 sec.
Pole vault-C. r.. Morse. scratch first with 9
Ieet men; A. IL. Map, second, with feet, III
Guiding inches handicap.
Puitlng 10 pound shot--L. F. Hunt. scratch
hrst, with 81 feet 10 As Inches; N Il. Wach-
horst, second, "a feet. including feet handicap
throwing 16-pouud hammer. +. Hunt 10
Ieet, hrst, with 80 feet l 2. inches; ii. Hay, l.
1eet, second, with 81 feet 40 inches.
Running high jump-C. Ii. Woosey inch
hrSt. with feet 3IA inches; q. II. kennedy
2L2 Inches. second, with feet inches.
Throwing 66-pound weight-W. q. Poage,
Feet hisi, With % feet Pa inches; A. Dubbers
scratch, second, with Fl feet Inches
Three mile race-E Waterman and j. ID. Rufks
started. The latter retiring after the Iftb lap.
w aIerman finished alone in Il MIN 30 sec a
very good performance