The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-03-10
4 COLD DAY FOR ATHLETES.
BOYS HIGH SCHOOL GAMES At
The OLYMPIC CLUBS OUT
DOOR GROUNDS.
WINNERS WHO WIZ CONTEST n
The ACADEMIC CHAMPION
SHIP EVENTS.

Notwithstanding the cold winds which
swept over the Olympic Clubs grounds
Yesterday afternoon and made life missr-
able for the young men who were dressed
IN fimsy attire, the attendance OF ladies
was quite large. In fact, they outnum-
bered the male spectators ten 70 one. and.
as one enthusiastic schoolooy remarked,
IF the men are against rs we have good
reason 10 believe that the girls stick
by us
II was the Boys High School field dsv
and much enthusiasm was manifested in
the results OF each contest, as the winners
VIII represent the school next SATURDAY. in
the academic championship contests. The
schools that viii be represented in the big
event are: Oakland High School. Alameda
High School. San Francisco High School.
Berkeley Gymnasium, Berkeley High
School and Stockton High School.
Some fairly good footracing and bicycle
riding was witnessed Yesterday, notwith-
standing the cool weather.
The programme presented was carried
out as follows: In the 1oo-yard dash the
athletes who started were S. I. Pope, F.
Dippman, ". P. Drum, scratch. and G. P.
Godfrey, yards. The race was won by
Lippman, who caught up with Godfrey
when about twenty yards from the tape.
and beat the latter home in IL 3-5 sec.
W. B. Smith and Z. J. Mccormick.
scratch. and ]. VI. Long. 70 yards, started
in the one-mile run. This was slow race
and was won by Mccormick by z small
margin IN min. q sec.
220-ysrd hurdle, starters: 3. Ferral. P. Cas-
tlehun and J. II. Polhernug Winner PoIhe-
mus, Castlehun second. Time. 30 Is sec
One mile bicycle, heat race. First heat
Starters: W. Eide ana T. W. Aiken. Won by
Eide. Time, 8 min Il 2-5 sec.
Second hest-Starters: D. McI.aren and E T
Hill. Winner, acLaren. Time, 2 min. So As
sec.
Final hest-starters: Eide and McLaren. The
former won in min. 30 Is sec
50-yerd dash = Starters: G. P. Godfrey .
yards E Lippman, scratch; B. Honig, yards !;
Il. c: Carnage, ~ yards This was very close
finish between first and second. Winner God
frey; Lippman second Time, 81 sec.
go yard dash = Starters: W P Drum
scratch: H Webster, z yards: }. H. Polhemus,
Hsli-mile walk-starters: J. Walsh, 20 yards !;
y 4. Eckart, % yards. Winner, Walsh Time
min. l9 sec.
Putting 16-pound shot-starters: G. Brown
and H. Webster, scratch; O. W Wolf. R. Irones
and ". H Levy, 1 foot; J. N. Graham, 6 inches
winner, Graham. Distance, 81 II. 8 in. with
handicap.
Running high jump-Stsrters: 5. T. Lope
scratch; W Houston and o. Dibble, 3 inches:
7. Castlehun and J. H POlhemus 4 inches (;
\. A. Eckart. 5 inches. Winner, Polhemus
belghto II D1bble second, height 4 # IL in.
sso-yard race-Starters: W. P. Drum. scratch !:
II. Webster 20 yards. Winner, Webster Time
2 min. p 50 sec
Throwing 12-pound hemmer-Starters: O.
W Wolf. 4. Irones. E. c. Gleason, C. P. Castle
hun, c. Brown and c. Davis Winner, Castle
hun, distance 20 feet; second Wolf
The referee was L. GIL Judges, timers and
neasureTs-P. Mcintyre, Phil Wand and NJ
Collins starte-R. J. Hancock. Clerk OF
eourse-H- Boushey. Announcer-M. Dur
brow. Scorers n. Ingalsbe. Field marshal
r tn xx-hN - .y,o
successful ending OF good field day was in
great part due.