The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-06-16

out and were only overcome by numbers.
Following were the entries announced
previous to the beginning of the meet:
200-yard dash-Chicago: John V. Crum
w. C. Skillinger, T. H. Jackson. Califor-
mia: J. w. Scoggins, T. K. Barnes.
22o-yard dash-Chicago: John v. Crum,
W. c. Skillinger. California: J. W. Scog-
gins, D. Fl. Jackson. T. K. Barnes.
Mile walk - Chicago: L. T. Merwin.
California; o. w. HAZEL.
Two-mile bicycle Chicago: J. P. Van
doser G. A. Thorne, N. II. Van Sycklen.
California: NJ Dozier.
12O-yard hurdle-Chicago: w. B. Ever
ingham, A. G. Clark. California: Dyer,
Torrey, Woolsey.
220-yard hurdle-Chicago, A. Clark, John
V. Crum; California, Dyer, Torrey.
Running high iump-Chicago, V. A.
Clark, ]. A. Hess, J. Vaninwagen; Cali
fornia, F. ". Koch, M. Dozier, Woolsey,
Dyer.
Running broad jump-Chicago, A. H.
Culver, E. W. Perry, w. S. Farrant; Cali
fornia, Woolsey. Dyer, NJ. Dozier.
Putting 10-pound shot-Chicago, E. w.
Perry, G. F. Riddell; California, F. W.
Koch, R. Edgren.
Throwing 16-pound hammer-Chicago,
E. W. Perry, G. F. Riddell California, R.
Edgren.
First event, 100-yard run, was won by
Crum of Chicago, with Skillinger of
Chicago second. Time, 9 As seconds.
The victory of the Chicagos in the 100
yard-run dash was greeted with wild en-
thusiasm by the spectators, as Scoggins of
California was favorite for first place.
Crum beat him easily, however, and the
Californian was not even particularly a
good third.
The running high Jump was won at 5
feet inches by Hess of Chicago, with
Clark of Chicago second. Ridell of Chi
cago won in putting 16-pound shot at 40
feet inches. Koch of California was
second at 81 feet Az inches.
The one-mile walk was a holly contested
event. Merwin of California won in
7:49 3-5, with Hassett of Chicago second.
The 22O-yard hurdle was won by TORY of
California, with Dyer of California second.
Time, :26 LIS.
came in first, with Skillinger of Chicago
second. Time, 80 2-5.
The running broad jump was one of the
most prettily contested events. Both
teams were strong, and rooters for both en-
couraged the contestants with tin horns,
college yells and the usual amount of en-
thusiastic discord. The winner was
Woolsey of California at % feet and 2
inches, with Dorsey second at q feet
inches.
The CaIifornians dropped entirely out of
the one-mie run. The only starters were
Roster and Jackson of Chicago. The race
was won by Roster. Time, 81 2-5.
The 120-yard hurdle race was won by
Torrey of California, who was literally ap-
plauded as the first of the Westerners to
make showing. Clarke of Chicago was
second Time, 16 is.
The 220-yard race was won easily by
Crum of Chicago, Skillinger of Chicago
second. Time, % rs sec. Scoggins OF Cali
fornia ran, but was easily distanced.
The SS0-yard run was won easily by
Koch .of California, in 2 min. 1-5 Sec,
Roster Of Chicago, second.
The 16pound hammer throw contest was
won by Edgren of California with throw
of 125 feeta 81 inches Perry of Chicago
was second with throw of n feet and
inches.
Dozier of California was unable to appear
in the two-mile bicycle race and the event
was declared off, it being agreed that the
points were not to count.
The DAYS contest resulted in victory
for Chicago with total of 4S points. Cali
fornia scored SO points.