The morning call., 1893-10-07
FALL FIELD DAY.
Berkeley Athletes Will
Compete To-Day.
The Events on the Programme-The
ReCordS-The Men and the
Probabilities.

The regular fall field day of the State Uni
the cinder track at Berkeley. The day
comes month earlier than usual this year
on account of the championship games COM
ing Saturday next, and therefore smaller
number of athletes than usual are found
in condition for the various contests. Foot
ball also engages the attention of a num-
Der who are usually found on the feld-day
programme.
Interest centers in the mile relay race
and in the running broad jump. In the
former team of five sophomores will at
tempt TO lower the university record of 3
min. 3O% sec., held by the class of 80. All
the men have been chosen competitively
after careful training and. the record will
probably 90 under.
In the jump c. r. Morse will better the
record held by himself in conjunction with
a classmate, c. II. Woolsey.
All the events are scratch, and but one,
the pole vault for distance, is open to mem
bers of other clubs. This is the event in
hich Morse In August thought he won a
worlds record by clearing 26 feet 55s
inches. The record had been raised an inch.
however, before Morse made his jump and
has since-at the Chicago games-been
again raised to 81 feet 5 inches, which A.
Ii. Green of that city cleared.
To the class whose athletes win the most
points will be presented q pennant and the
class championship Of the university
Medals will be given to the first three place
men.
The events. the records to be lowered to-
day, or some other day, and the men who
will strive to lower them are as follows,
all scratch:
A-Track events:
1. Maiden hundred-1:15 P. NJ. j. W. Scog-
gins '97. g. W. Bauer '97.
2. Mile rum 80 P. NJ. .. c. record, min.
AZ 1.5 sec. F. S. Pheby '93, Ii. NJ. Anthony
,95 NJ d. Peck ,T '9S, F. r os Kelley 49, T G. Nc
3. Fifty-yard dash-I:45 P. NJ. U. G. record,
5$4 sec. E. B. Folsom 's9, A. W. North '95,
J; W. SeoggiIs ~, G D. Noble '96, G. R.
26 2.5 sec. G, H. Fouks '9s E. Si I. Blake t 'ss.
8. 10o-yard dash-2:15 P. NJ. U. G. record
8. 12O-yard hurdle race-2:3O P. NJ. U. c.
and worlds record 15 q sec. ". H. Henry '93.
A. w. Worth '95. Fl. B. Torrey '95.
Z. 120-yard dash-2:45 z. NJ. u. c. record
II 1.5 sec. E. Mays '93, j. w. ScOgglns '97. c.
h. Morse "a. &. w. Bauer '97, w. H. Linney
s. Three-mile run, 8 P. NJ, U. c. record. II
ex-A. A. A. A, I. c. Mct'leave '94.
8. 22o-yard dash. 3:15 P. NJ, U. G. record
% seed Mays 90. L. M. Solomons 49, CT
'97, c. A. Cross '96. w. H. Llnney '95.
10. 880-yard run, $3.50 p. NJ. U. c. and coast
record, 2 min. PIG sec.-F. s. Pheby '93, +. w.
Koch '96. p. r. Bradley '96 W. E Lloyd '96.
IL. 440-yard dash-3:45 P. NJ. U. C. record
5l1a sec. E. Mays 1913. R. II. S. Parkhurst
'96, C. r. Morse "a, ". h. Linney '95:
IL. 220-yard hurdle race-4 P. NJ. q. C. and
coast record 26 2-5 sec t. V. Bakewell '95,
w. Z. Rhea '95. Is. Miller '97.
13. Relay race-U.C. record min. 30M Sec,
class OF 80, class team of '96 men. r. h. S.
ParKhursI. P. r. Bradley, A. ID. Warner, Fred
Koch and w. Thompson.
B.-FIed events
1. Pole vault for distance-1:15 P. NJ. Open
to p. c. A. A. U. Worlds record. 81 feet
inches, A. ii. Green, September 16. 1898. q.
c. and coast record, &c feet 55s inches-C r.
Morse '94, G. Mcclellan. L. o., '95, e. r.
Morse '94. C. "A. White '96. c. a: Elston '97.
2. Running broad jump :25 P. NJ. U. e.
and C. R. Morse '94, r. V. Whiting, L. G., '95,
A w. North '94. b. Miller '97, c. Mcclellan,
L. c., '95.
8. Putting 16-pound shot-1:45 M U.C.
w. Koch '96, r. Edgren '97, E. w. Burr '94,
b. Bradley 49,
A. Running nigh jump-2:1O P. NJ. U. G. and
coast record feet 8 nches-R. V. Whiting
'93, II. V. Whiting L. G. '95. A. w. North '95,
+. w. Koch '96.
Ii5. Pole vault for heght-2 35 P. NJ U. g. and
coast record 10 feet 4s4 inches-G. j. Hoffman
's5, c. Mcclellan l.. G. 50. G. r. Morse '94, A.
". North '95.
6. Throwing 56-pound weights P. NJ, U. C.
record "a feet 11a inches-A. FL. Mau '95, r.
Edgren '97. c. L. Holton '96, q. r. Morse '94,
B. Bradley '95.
Z. Throwing 16.pound hammer-3:3O p. M.
r. Edgren '37, A. FL. Sylvester '95.