The morning call., 1892-10-09
HIGH SCHOOL FIELD DAY.
Seniors, Middlers and Juniors
Battle for Place.
Likely Young Athletes Made Records for
Themselves Yesterday on the Olympic
Club Grounds.

The Boys High School held its annual
field day at the Olympic Club grounds yes
;erday. If the approach OF The field day
had been better advertised larger crowd
of visitors might have been the result, but
as it was most of the spectators were con-
fined to the school alone. The grand stand.
though hardly crowded. yet held highly
appreciative and enthusiastic audience,
which cheered in turn and all together for
1913. '94 and 80 The senior class sp0rted
red and white as its colors "a displayed
blue and white, while the less gaudy Juniors
declined to show any preference at all and
flung out any and every color that conven-
fence would allow.
Saturday afternoon was not good day
for athletics, and the fourteen events OF
which the programme consisted passed of
under a cloudy sky and a cold southwest
wind, threatening rain, which, fortunately
for the runners, blew toward the finish
post NJ. G. Hancock acted as referee.
while Phil Wand handled the pistol; Z.
Mcintyre and J. McEroy acting as timers /;
F. F. Fosters and L. Gill we're booked as
measurers; II. Coffin, judge Of walking;
William A. Sexton, scorer, and Ill. Parker.
announcer.
The first event on the programme was the
100-yard dash, and was won by Nj. SehweltZer
'93. II. Wilbur '99 second, b. Baldwin "a
third. Time, 1914. The trial beats were
won by Schweitzer, Baldwin second, and
Wilbur, Baum second.
The 44O-yard dash came next, and was
carried off by Wilbur '93. Jannet "a second,
Baldwin '94 third. Time, 1914. The next
event was running broad Jump, ana bald
win "a, though very tired from his pre-
vious exertions. won il by jumping 10 feet
| 81 inches; Dabrosky '95 was second. with
| is feet inches, and Baum '93 third, making
| 10 feet inch.
The 100 hurdle looked as il 1t would be a
| dead heat between Quinan "a aud Sadler
| 1913, bus the former outsprnted his oppo-
| nent at the finish and won in IA "a secs. -Four
| men started in the 080-yard run. Jannet
| "a set the pace, which was very slow until
| the last lap. when be started up ana won IN
| genuine sprint, making the time 2:39E2.
| Dinkelspiel '93, who had been holding him.
| self in. ran up and took second place from
| WILDER, who fell back to third.
| The running high jump was won easily by
| Ouinan "a Baldwin "a second, Baum y.
| third. Schweitzer next won the 220-yard
dash easily, running right away from VIII
| Der '93, Pierce "a, and Hector ~, VINO came
| in the order named.
| There were only two entries In the mile
| walk. Stets0n '93 and WILDER 49, The for
| mer won easily. Time. 10:49A. The re-
| naming events resulted as follows: Put
| ting 19-pound enot, WllDer 30 HTst - icet
| Ebright 49, second. "a feet IL inches; Baum
| '93, third, "a feet inches.
| 120-yard dash Schweitzer '93 first, Bald.
| win "a second, Haley '95 a close third
| Time. II 40 One-mile run, Jannet '94
| frat. Neville '95 second, Hector '95 third
| Time. 800. 220-yard hurdle race was
| won by Quinan '94. Sadler '93 second. VIII
| Der '93 third.
The games were closed by relay race o.
| five men each, which was won by '93's team,
'94 and 80 following In order. time 4:01: and
| a three-legged race on the turf.