The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1894-04-29
BERKELEY WINS.
The Blue and Gold Again
Victorious.
STANFORD'S BOYS DID WELL.
A Good Days Sport on Field
and Track.
SOME EXCITING RACES RUN.
Berkeley Breaks Two Coast and
Several intercollegiate Records.
Only One Mishap.
,TANFORD'S BOYS DID WELL.
SOME EXCITING RACES RUN.

gold still waves trumphantly above the
cardinal Coast records were broken in
two instances and the records made at the
last intercollegiate meet lie around the
Berkeley cnder path in ruins. No one
was hurt, two bicycles were bent during an
exciting collision and one man skinned
his knee, but altogether the event passed
off in most successful manner. Berkeley
was expected to win, but Stanford fully
met expectations.
The grand stands were filled, the ladies
being nearly as we'll represented as the
men, but the blue and gold predo min ated.
Berkeley" audience. Still there was
quite baZe of red in one of the stands,
and at frequent intervals the "Rah 'Rah!"
of the southern college issued Justify from
that vicinity.
In counting points for the winning COL
lege, five was given for first. three for
second and one for third. BY this
enumeration Berkeley won by 80 TO the 80
of the Palo Altans.
The first race of the day was the 10O-yard
dash. j. W. Scoggns. E. E. Edwards, W.
|. Hupp and M. Anthony for U. G. and j.
P. Bernhard and Paul Ellis for Stanford
entered.
Scoggns. who is held to be the coming
sprin ter of Berkeley. captured first place,
with Hupp second and Bernhard third. TIE
time, 10 Is seconds. beats last years rec
ord by two-fiths of second. One of the
timers had the time 10 fiat, but ii was not
allowed.
In the half-mile run F. w. Koch, Sam
Colt and K. II. 5. Parkhurst for u. G. and
w. A. Knowles and E. s. Pillsbury of
Stanford were entered. Koch won in 2
minutes and 1-5 seconds. smashing the
coast record of 2:02 1-5, and playing havoc
with last years time. Parkhurst and Colt
finished second and third respectively.
both beating last years record.
In the 220-yard hurdle, R. K. Culver. the
only Sanford man, was scratched, leaving
the race to r. B. Hoffman, E. Dyer and r.
Chestnut. Hoffman won in 27A, clipping
one-ffth of second from the time of last
year. Dyer and CHESTNUT followed in the
order named.
In the two-mile bicycle race, Rheinhardt,
U. c.. and busted. L. S. J. o.. were
scratched. and Jarman. Desmond. Osgood
and Pillsbury for Stanford and O'ConnOr
and Hyde for q. c. started. OConnor set
the pace, but Jarman and Pillsbury had
no trouble in keening close to him. Hyde,
Desmond and O>good kept In a little
bun of their own until Hyde, who was
leading, ran too close TO the edge of the
track. He swerved. and in a moment the
two Stanford men had locked pedals and
wheels, and the three riders were spilled
all over tie track. Hyde was up first. and
his wheel being uninjured. he started on.
Desmond, after some time spent In getting
on TO the new curve which the fall had
given to bis hind wheel, also mounted and
sped round after Hyde, leaving a wavy
and uncertain trail behind him. Oswald's
front W heel was bent into the shape of a
poke bonnet, and he could only crawl out
of the way. Meantime the others finished.
Jarman first, Pillsbury second and OCon-
nor third. Time, 6:25h.
In the mile-walk Turner IL. S. u won.
aoton 60. c. second aud Bancroft e.. S.
u third, with Hamilton ~. c.. the other
entry, close behind. Time. 500 1-5.
In the 44orun Humphrey ". Co. WOO,
Parkhurst u. C.).seeond and Hilborn (U.
c. third. Time. 80 1-5 Sec, beating last
years record of :52h sec.
In the mile-run. as in the bicycle race.
the Stanfords fully expected 70 win. nor
were they disappointed. D. Brown of
Stanford won in 40 2-5. beating the 4:56
of last year. Bancroft U. c. and Brock
U. CO. were second and third.
The 220-yard dash was the prettiest OF
the day. ScoEgins and Cross of Berkeley
were entered, aud from Stanford were
Bernhard and Ellis. Scoggins led from
in the last 5 yards Bernhard pulled up
from third place and finished within touch
of Scogeins. Stanford went wild over
the result, for it was by pure grit that
Bernhard won second place. and the wear
ers of the cardinal yelled themselves
hoarse for joy. The time was "a 2-5 sec.
The 120-yard hurdle, the last track event,
was run in three heats. A. w. North. U.
c.. beat r. R. Culver, L. s. o.. in the first
heat, in II 2-5 sec. e. Dyer. U. c., beat
r. B. Hoffman, .. e., in l6 10 sec. Run
10 a tryout of second run Tor place IN
the finals. Hoffman beat Culver In 16 As
Sec, leaving the field clear for Berkeley.
In the final the men finished Hoffman
first, Dyer second and North third. Time.
l6 4-5 Sec This is another record, the
old time being II As sec.
In the field events, more college records
were lowered and one coast record was
broken. The running broad jump came
first, and in that c. FL. Woolsey. q. c.. did
% feet, winning first place and breaking
Johnson. l.. S. u. third.
In the 16-pound hammer throw Edgren,
U. c.. led with 80 feet TX inches, with
Watson, L. S. o.. second and Sylvester,
u. c., third.
In the pole vault Crane. L. S. u. won
by consent Of Culver, /. S. o.. who took
second, and Edgren, U. e.. was third.
Height. feet AZ inches.
In the running high jump Patterson, o.
c., broke the college record OF ftset
inches and established new coast record
of feet 81 inches. Koch, u. G., was sec.
ond, and Humphreys. U. c., third.I
In the 16-pound shot put. the last event.
Edgren, u. c., was first, with put of 81
feet ~ inches, with Koch, U. g., second
and Orcutt, L. S. u, third.
Yesterday was the second field day of
the Stanford and Berkeley colleges and
therefore the times and distances of last
year, when Berkeley was also the victor,
we're the records to be broken. Yester-
days work has materially changed the
figures. The time made by Koch IN the
half-mile run and Patterson's running
high jump are, however, amateur coast
record.
The officials who had charge of the track
and who contributed largely to the success
of the field day were:
Referee and starter, Eugene Van Court; an
nouncer. E. NJ. Wolfe, U. c.; marshal. Myron
Wnidden. A. A. c.. scorer, Bert Oliver, 0. II.
S.. Judge of walking. Horace Coffin, 0. A. G..
clerks of course. j. Burks U. C., and j. E.
Reynold L. S. J. u; inspectors. Professor
Clarke. l.. s. j. o.. Professor Corey, U. O.. Pro-
frssor Richardson, L.. S. j. u, l.. }; Rich,
ardson, U. c.; field judges, Clark Hethering-
toD L. S. j. o.. FL. H. North, X. A. T., wal er
Henry u c.. judges at finish. Professor Marx,
L. S. J..U., Professor Sonle, U. C., j. W.
Wyckof, o ii. S.. timers. Colonel George G.
Edwards o. g.. DR.. q. I. Wood, L. 5. j. o.,
Peter Mcintyre. o. A. c.