The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-06
California Flood, Oakland Y. NJ C. A., second.

California Flood, Oakland Y. NJ. C. A., second.
Time, IL Is sec.
F. R. Butz, o. c.. second. Time, IL sec
Final, won by Chick in 10 AS seconds Bern
hard and Gill ran dead heat and in conse-
quenee cast lots for second place, Gill winning
s30-yard run, four entries-won by Coffin, O.
G. thompson, O. c., second, and Dozier, o. c.,
120-yard hurdle, single heat, six men en-
tered, three started-Event won by ". C. Pat
terson, o. Z. K. X Culver, 5. u, second, and
Charles Dole, S. u, third: Time, IL.
1881 20, by G. NJ. Yates, Olympic Club. lie
made the first mile in :3S1z, second in Is SO
and finished in 24:1S1l.
220-yard dash, twelve entries-Won by Bern
hard 5. u; Leonard Gill; o. c., second, and W.
B. West. O. Y. NJ: c. A., third. Time, "a As.
220-yard hurdle, three entries-won by Rey-
nolds, 5. u: Patterson, o. c.. second, and Daw-
son. o. Y. NJ: C. A, third. Time, :2S 3-5
= Mile run, four starters-Won by Dozier, q.
81 thompson mon 0. G.. second, and Jackson. U.
= 44o-yard run, four starters-Event won by Cof-
nm, 0. G., Brunton, S. u, second. Time :53 l-5.
t West; o: T. y; NJ G; Al dropped out within
Puttlng l6-pound shot-Wllbur, r. A. c.,
nrst, with toss OF 40 feet ~ inches; Edgren
K; A C., second distance IS feet 81 inches !;
Lloyd, U. c., third, distance 81 feet 81 inches
Pole vaut-Won by Dole, s. u; Lloyd U. c.
second, and Culver, S. u, third. Height, 10
Running broad iump-won by Culver. S. U.
Koch, U. C., second; Hiborn, U. c., third.
Distance, 10 feet 10 inches.
sixteen-pound hammer throw-Won by Ed
gren, +. A. G.. with 1872 feet; Dorm, o. c., sec
ond, with 120 feet.
Running high jump-won by Patterson, O. c. ::
k so, Y: e., SECOND, ano Toombs, 5. u, third /;
Officers at games: Referee John Elliott,
olympic Club Judges-L. A. Lamory, a. A c.;
eugene Van Court, r. A. c.; A. Cheek, O. Y.
N. 9. A; Harry Germain, A. A. C. inspectors
). q; Budd, Sacramento; J. Cal Ewing, K. a. C. !;
A J. Fritz, S. Z. R. c.. o. Van Every, o. A. c.;
H. J. Snow, A. a; c. Field judges-W w. Finnie,
Timers. McElroy, o. c.; Dr. Wood, S. a.:
Colonel Edwards. .: c.; H. J. Patterson, A. A..
a. Judge Of walking-Horaee Coffin, o. c.
courseaA: ". North, U. c.. Scorer-w r.
Berry, R, A: C. Announcer-W. J. O'Kane, o
Z. Marshal-Professor AL Lean, a. A. C.
Abbrev1ations-AcmeA Athletic Club Oakland
A. A. c.; Olympic Club, San Francisco, o. c. /:
Reliance Athletic Club, Oakland r. A. c.; Sac.
ramento Athletic Club, Sacramento. S. A. c. /;
Stockton Athletic Association, Stockton, S. A.
A; Oakland Athletic Club, Oakland, o. A. c.
Young Mems Christian Association, Oakland
y. Y. NJ z. A.; St Mary's Callege, San Fran
Palo Alto, S. u; University of California, Berke.
ley, U. c.
First Football Game.
Berkeley PLAYED her first football game
OF the season this afternoon with team
from an opposing athletic club. A line-up
was called with the Reliance eleven for
10-minu.e halves. The game was short.
but full of snap from Kickoff to finish.
The ground was in the best of condition.
The line bucking on both sides was good,
but numerous fumbles of the ball pre-
vented rapid progress.
Plunkett, Berkeley's big guard, got in
some of his eld-time work on the line. and
Bert Oliver and Wilbur of the Reliances
showed up in good form. Hopper of the
U. q. second eleven made several excel.
lent tackles. Ransome and Hupp did not
play in either half, wishing to save them
selves. Berkeley came within a few wards
OF scoring touchdown in the first half
and the Reliance men carried the ball over
the line in the second
The Reliance team was made up as fol-
lows:
Center, Hector; guards, Wilbur and Bert Oil
yer: tackles, NJ. Oliver and Erskine; ends.
Sherrard and Wyckoff; backs, Mcmillan and
walton; full, Lanyan; quarter, McPike; sub
nall, Arlett; sub-quarter, Wilkes.
Berkeiey's lineup in the first half was as fol-
lows, slight change having been made in the
second: Center, Schmidt: guards, Deahl and
Plunkett; tackles Simpson and Greisbere. ends
sherman and Wilson; halfbacks Carr and Ru
bottom; quarter, Kennedy; full, Harrisburg
Manager Eaton of Stanford's football
team was the guest of Manager Lang at
luncheon.