The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-16
ATHLETICS.
Sohoolboys Who Will Race To-Day-Gaelic
Games at Central Park.

Somebody's Who Will Race To-Day-Gaelic
Games at Central Park.
Judging from the great interest that is
manifested Ia the second semi-annual field
day OF the Academic Athletic League, the
beautiful outdoor grounds of the Olympic
| Club will be crowded this afternoon with
young ladies and young men who have
become deeply enthused over the games.
| The Oakland High School won very
pronounced victory at the last meeting,
which was held in October, over the Boys
! High School, but the representatives of the
| latter are very sanguine of turning the
tables on the Oaklanders this afternoon.
| With the exception of Cheek the Oak
| land High School has lost her best men,
| namely, Wilbur, Rosborough and Little
| field. 1t is said that Cheek will enter in
| two events only, the 120 hurdle and the
shot-put. AT the last field day Wilbur
won the hammer-throw and Littlefield won
the $50 yards and mile race. Rosborough
captured the pole vault and high jump,
and Cheek led in the broad jump. 1t will
be seen, therefore, that the Oakland High
| School will not have such good chance of
victory to-day with such good material
missing. However, the Boys High School
| and the Berkeley High School will make
great bid for first place, and. as matter of
| may be expected between the contesting
schools.
One of the special features OF the day
will be an open 100-yard dash in which
Scoggins, the Berkeley University flyer, and
Leonard Gill, the Olympic Clubs cham
will give line on what Scogglns may &C
complish in sprint racing when he will
face the ''cinder diggers" of the East at the
championship meetings.
The following is programme Of the
afternoons races in which representatives
of the San Francisco Boys High School,
Berkeley Gymnasium, Oakland High
School, Berkeley High School and Ala
media schools will participate:
Open 1O0-yard dash, handicap-A. Hoffman,
Q. c.; Phil Ward, Q. c.; Leonard Gill, Q: c.;
Barnes, .; c.; J: o; sc9ggins, U. c.; F. R. Butz,
12o-yard hurdle-A. Cheek, O.H.s.;J. Polhe-
| mus, S. F. B. Il. s.; E. ]. Hoppin, B. H. S.; R.
w. Kemp, B. H. S.
100-yard dash-L. Hanford, o. H s.; w.P.
Drum, B. H. S.; F. Lippman, S. F. B. H. S.;
| C. II. Parker, B. H. s.; r. W, Kemp, B. H. S.
22o-yaTd = h9rdleIW; E. Dawson, Q; e. s; R.
L: Woolsey: B; H. S.; E. j. Hoppin, B. H. S.; R.
W. Kemp B. II. S.
| 22O-yard dash-C H Parker, B. H. S.; R. L.
Woolsey, B. H. s.. {; L. Hanford. o. H. s.; NJ. P.
Dunn, S. F. B. H. s.; ]. B. Morse B. Gym.
| sixteen-pound shotput-R. B. Lloyd, B. Il.
S.; E. J. Hoppin, B. H. 5. R. L. Woolsey, B. II.
|
S.; 7. Mcconnell, o. H. s.
Running broad jump-R. Guppy, o. H. s.;
| r. l.. Woolsey, B. II. S.; r. B. Lloyd, B. H S..
R. W. Kemp, B. H. S.; s. T. Pope, S. F. B. H. S.
Running high jump-R. B. Lloyd, B. H. s.;
c. H Parker, B. H. s.; R. L, Woolsey, B. h S.;
J. Polhemus, S. F. B; II. s.; T. Mcconnell, o. II.
| One mile run-W. H. Parkhurst, B. H S.; R.
| w. Kemp, B. H. S.; f. ]. Mccormick, S. f. B.
h: W. B. Jackson, o. H. S.; Leo Henderson, A.
ssO-yard run-w Smith, S. FB. H. s.: f. ].
Mccormick, S: F. B. H; S.; W. H. Parkhurst, B.
bourne ri b. G.; ". +. Dawson, Q. H. 5. i''0
Pole Vault. Hoffman, o. II. s.; r. L. Wool
sey, B; Il: s.; R. B. Lloyd, B. H. S.; S. t. Pope,
Two mile bicycle-D. McLaren, S. F. B.Hs S.;
W. EIDE, S. F. B. H. s.; George Brouellet. B. c.;
E. Hume, Q. H. s; w. Rode, O. Il. S. Ed Aiken,
| A. w. A.; L. Santana, A. W. A; Taft, A. II. S.
| In addition to the programme of Gaelic
| games which appeared in last Mondays
CALL, and which will be carried out to-
morrow afternoon at Central Park, the
following events have been added: A
| tug-of-war between teams selected from
| the Gaelic Association and the Knights of
! the Red Branch Rifles, as follows:
Gaelics j. O'Dowd 1876 pounds, M.
O'Dowd 1856, J. Mescoll 17S, J. Sugrue 165,
NJ. Flynn 1919, NJ. Ryan 100, T. White ITO,
II. Murray 1855.
The Knights. Rogerson 1856 pounds
| .
1876, T. O'Connell go, J. Brady 100, T. Nc
Mahon $50, M. Leonard 200.
A relay race of one mile between three
clubs of the league will be one Of the most
interesting features of the day. The en-
tries are: Parnells-J. J. Hurley, G. Brown,
w. Conroy and T. Hurley. Emmets-F.
Palmer, F. Greed, j. O'Dowd and NJ
ODowd. San Franciscos-M. McInerney,
NJ. Harrington, J. Mccarthy and M.
Lynch.
The football game will be started early,
and the following are the players who will
use their feet to good advantage on the
green sward:
Garryowens-J. Sugrue, o'Dowd, Con-
roy, Duane, Ryan, Murray, J.. Hurley,
O'Keefe, S. Walsh, Mccarthy, Mescoll,
Condor, McGurey, W. Sugrue, Slattery
Blarneys-Aherne, Ward, Kelly, Fitz-
gerald, Dunn, Harrigan, Creole, Browne,
7; Hurley, T. DAILY, NJ. DAILY, Palmer, II.
Walsh, Keleher, Lynch j. Mellott ref
cree. A majority of the games, which will
consist of running, jumping, weight-put-
ting, etc, for young and old, are open to
all those who will enter on the grounds.