The morning call., 1894-11-22
WINGED ATHLETES
Entries for the Olympic
Field Day.
There Will Be Running, Jumping,
Weight-Putting and Relay
Racing Contests.

The list OF entries for the Olympic Clubs mid
winter field day on Saturday next is partlcu-
larry large. and this is because the young ath-
letes OF the club expect to see a large concourse
of ladies in the clubs grounds on that day.
Heretofore when ladies had to pay to enter
the grounds the attendance of the fair sex was
quite small and, as a consequence, the athletes
did not care to show themselves to the best
advantage before sparse crowd.
Judging from the great interest that is now
taken by the Olympic members in Saturdays
meeting there will undoubtedly be large
gathering in the grounds when the gong will
sound the talking horses TO the track. Fol.
loving are the entries and handicaps:
1OO-yard handicap rum. Gill, scratch; C.
MISSIONER, yards; P. Deacon. ards; c. f.
Okane, yards.
Second neat-F Foster, scratch; S. W. KEEL
lett, Yards; L. B. Wood, yards; b. Coffin, 4
yards
Third heat-P. NJ. Wand, ia yards; w. K.
Knowles, yards; r. Dunn, yards; n. Rec
tor, 612 yards.
Fourth heath. B. Woodward, az yards:
h. 7. Coffin. 4 yards; G. James. yards; W. Z.
Dunn, yards.
riftn heat-A. Hoffman, 21s yards; F. R.
Bretz. yards; j. w. Morton. 6 yards; j. c.
Eppinger, 6 yards; c. Il. Barney yards.
-, Toward maiden (scratch)-C. H. Knight, W.
w. Tomiinson, L: Bartlett, A. s. Beman.
Second heat-C. Todd. A. ". Follansbee,
Nick Biyu, Cal Ewing.
Third heat-C. T. O'Kane, Il. Justine. j. T.
gallagher, 4. A. McMlllaD.
Fourth heat-J. Eppinger, j. w. Morton, +.
q. Phillips, o. Zeigler.
Fifth heat. l.. Barnes. n. j. Feldcamp, a.
ii. Moore, g. James
est Foster. Scott Calhoun, f. w. Evans.
Three-mile race-H. Huester will run against
time TO beat the American record.
22O-yard handcap-Phtl Wand. scratch; E.
n. Rector. II yards; w. b. West, IL yards; A.
w. hellelI, & yards; j. w. Morton, 6 yards; S.
B. Wood, II yards.
Butt. 7 yards; c. r. Barney, Is yards, 7.
O'Kane, 2yards; A. Mahoney, yards.
Third heath. T. Coffin yards c. West
over 8, W; P. Dunn TO- L. B. Wood II, W. ii.
Knowles 6.
120-yard hurdle race-E. j. Dyer scratch. W.
J. Feldcamp 8 yards. 2. c, Mcdonnell 8. ID.
Dean 6, l.. a. Hilborn z, A. Cheek 8.
440-yard nandicap-B. II. Coffin scratch, S,
w. Kellett 10 yards, w. II. Knowles II, C.
Westover IA, l.. A HitDorD 7.
Mile nandlcau-C. NJ. Yates go yards, E. j.
Brown 40, j. DOYLE 90, o. A Copeland 80, ID,
Brown scratch, ii. Hunter 20, q. WestOver 90.
l.. b. Wood so.
:. Championship relay race of one mie-Entries:
Teams Of six men, representing ~. CO. of
Berkeley, Reliance Athletic Club and Olympic
Athletic Cub.
1OO-yard obstacle race-U Nj. Yates. C. Tav-
Kreling, G. James.
10o-yard slow race-Entries: j. FL. Dlckman,
+. Fuller. W. L. Geldert, c. Taylor, &. Fuller.
w. Christ, A G. Thornton
Two-mile BICYCLE. II. Dickman scratch
W. Christ scratch, 7. W. Fuller SO yards. W.
j. Geldert 70, q. Fuller rs. A. c. Thornton
100, j. Plageman 100, j. II. Cunningham 100
o. G. Weihe 125, C. Taylor 80.
Running hlgh-jump-Foster scratch, c. Wool
sey 3 inches. a. Cheek Inches L. A. Hi-
born IA inches, n. j. Fedcanip IS iuches, l..
B. Butt IA inches, F. r. Butt IA Inches, NJ
johnson II inches, E. H. Leurs Ii inches
Putting 16-pound snot-R. WILDER, scratch;
R. w. Edgren, 112 feet; d. S. Backman, 6
feet; F. F. Foster, 3l2 feet; Fl. NJ. Collins, 21a
feet.
Throwing 16-p pound hammer-R W. Edgren,
scratch; r. Wilbur, feet; FL. NJ Collins, IL
feet.
Pole vault-G. G. Lewis, scratch; E. @. Mau,
8 inches; j. j. ROsborough inches; N. j.
Feldcamp. inches; w. w. FinnIe, 3 inches;
M. Minna, 6 inches; A Cheek, scratch.
The Olympic Club has added to it's al
ready complete athletic paraphrrnalia two
handsomely constructed shuttle boards,
made by L. P. Bolander. an old ball
player. The boards were surrounded all
day yesterday by lovers Of the game.