The morning call., 1894-03-25

the final intercollegiate tournament with Sran
ford was played by the University Tennis Clut
yesterday afternoon on its courts. The set.
were drawn: McChesney and Gage, Hewitt
and Whitney. Strlngham and McChesney. Byx.
bee and Hatch, Syie and Everett. Gage won
from McChesney, 6-2; Hewitt from Whitney
6-1. Ga; STringham from McChesney by de
fault; ByXbee from Hatch, 60, 6-3; Everett
from Dunn by default; Syle from Everett by
default. Gage then won from Gibbs, CO,
6-2; StrinRham from Hewitt 1-6. 81.
6-3; Byxbee from Syle, 6-1, 6-2; Gage from
StriDgham, 6-3, 3-6, 6-3. The finals be-
tween Gage and Byxbee were won by Gage,
6-3, 3-6, 6-1.
Hich School Versus Juniors.
The field day yesterday by the Oakland high
School and class of '95 OF the University re-
suited In a score OF as points to 81 points in
favor of the Juniors. The day was interesting,
but on the whole unev' niful; the two exeep-
step auo jump OF AZ fee inches. aud divers
90. II. 81 hammer throw OF 80 feet seven
feet over the U. q. record. The records do
not stand as no 9usliied coast coast ofiicials were on
in The pole vault Zone inch short of Hoffman's
yaulD fell on his shoulder and dislOeated It.
The University Band furnished the music for
The occasion. The greatest number of points
Q4) was made by Woolsey Gu. ~, the next
highest number won by Hoffman (U.C.)
The events as won are as follow:
First place counts points; second, 3 points
third, counts point.
1O0-yard dash-AIarc Antony, o. c., II Sec /;
A. Cheek, o. II. s.. second.
Mile run-E. j. Brown, o. II. s.. 5:3 1-5; sec
ono, r. LlItlrfeld. o. 81. s.; third z. r. Thay-
22oshurdle-R. B. Hoffman, U. c., % 1-5;
second. 9. J. Hoffman, q. c.; third. J. W. Wye.
Handicap, 100 yard. open to P. A. A. A.U.-
Gillobe, o. G.. 2 yards, 10 2-5 second. j. Scog-
gin. r. Q. e., scratch: third; Hnfts: yards.
440-R Littlefeld. o. II. S., 60 I-5; second.
A. Kerr, o. II. s.; third, McGIew, U. c.
Mile waik-A. Walcott o. Ii. s., 8 min. IL
Sec; second. l. Mervin U. c.; third. Rhea
U.C.
Handicap. 44O, open TO p. A a. A U-H. Z
Humphrey. q. C., 80 So.
Half-mIle run. Brown, o. II. S., 2:14 3 5 !;
second, Ii. NJ. Anthony; third, Littleheids
120 hurdle-O. North, U. C., II 40; second,
j. Wyckoff, .. ii. 5. Second heat l.. B. HOff-
man, U. c., Is sec.
Handicap mile run, open 10 P. A. A. A. u
+. w. Bancroft. .. c., so yards, 4 :43 3-5; Sec
ono, c. L. Taylor, o. C.; third. r. NJ. McCIeaye,
U. G.
220-yard race-Anthony Z. c. % 1-5, McClel-
Ian U. c. second. X. Hopper, o. H.. ). bird.
12O-yaTd hurdle (nnal dead heap II I-5 sec-
onds. Hoffman and North. Wyckoff third.
Field events-R. ii. j. Allmont U. c. 5:4s4
third.
le-pound shot uut-Bert Oliver o. H. S. s7;e.
Ray Sherman U. c. second. B. Bradley U. Z.
third.
Running broad jump -Chet woolsey U. C.
81 Az.
Hammer throw-Bert Oliver o. H. S. 50 #.
II. Sylvester U. c. second, A. Cheek o. Ii. 8.
third.
Pole vault (heighl)-G. j. Hoffman q. c. fl
8 In, - Mcclellan second j. j. Rosborough o.
II 5. inird.
Running hop, step and jump-Chester Wool
sey AZ It. 4 in, J. w. Wyckoff o. H. S. second
X. b. Hoffman third.
Race for juniors won by w. II. GOTrlll.
Another Home Burned.
Yesterday at l O'clock the residence of Mr.
Robbins Ia III Scenic Tract was totally de-
stroyed by fire eDtailiBg a loss OF $1,000. se-
cured by Sl7o0 insurance. The fire caught
from burning coal as Robbins was filling an
oil stove. The Columbia Hose Company was
early on the scene. but there being no hydrant
near, nothing could be done.