The San Francisco call., 1896-04-12

C., 60 j. c. Ferris, e. c., '96.
Judges at flnish-J. C. Howell Jr, u c.,
c., 'e6. -' 81 y
Timekeepers-G. W. swingle U. c., 'e7; L. T.
MssFwia, u e. 9s; E. DInkelspiel' i 1as u c., 's7
Clerk OF course-F. Argyll, U. c., '96
scorer-William Nat Friend, u C., $50.
Marshall. Radelfnger. q. c., 90.
Announcer-H. Allen, q. c., '96.
Stanford Defeats Reliance.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-THE Stan
ford University baseball nine defeated the
Reliance Club this afternoon on the Berke-
ley diamond by a score OF 10 10 5. The
contest was one-sided from the first, the
Stanford nine beginning with score of
four runs in the first inning The game
was witnessed by very large crowd, the
new grand s,s,nd and the bleachers being
both crowded, and many people standing
arourd the field.
The Reliance players were as follows:
Campbell, pitcher and first base: Lanyon.
catcher; Oliver first base and pitcher; j.
Campbell, second base; Walton, third base;
Arlitt, shortstop; Dyer, left field; Ireland cen
ter field; Ewing, right field. The Stanford
players were: McLain, pitcher Jetfs catcher;
Young, first base; Harris, second base; Sharp,
third base; Taylor, shortstop; Stanbury, left
field; Strohm, center field; Thompson. right
field. Sheehan, Stanford '95, was umpire.
Another Special Election.
BERKELEY, CAL, April H. The
Board of Education is taking steps for the
funds for new schools. Two elections to
bond the town have been defeated and it
is now proposed to secure money by
direct tax.
On Thursday evening a special meeting
of the Board OF Education will be held for
the purpose of considering the matter.
Town Attorney Havpe is now preparing
raSOlntinnS aSEjno "a Cnnntry e
Supervisors to call the desired special
election.
Amateur Theatricals.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 11.-Professor
L. du Pont Lyle's adaptation of Congreve' s
comedy Love for Love" was presented
this evening in Shattuck Hall by univer-
sity amateurs. large and fashionable
audience gathered to witness the perform
ance and was liberal in its applause.
The performance will be repeated on
Monday evening. The proceeds of the
two evenings will be for the benefit of the
English department of the university and
the fund for sending an athletic team to
the East.
Junior American Mechanics.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-The local
council of the Junior Order OF United
American Mechanics gave O social tonight
in American Hall. Addresses were made
Dy Stdte COuncllor Henry 4. SChaertZer
and by Miss Porter, ex-councilor of Cali
fornia Council No. Ii, Daughters of Liberty
The committee on entertainments consisted
of Paolo Salisbury (chairman), J. G. Sher-
ratt, NJ. P. Geirrine, A. C. Pait, George
Moenning, ]. Schmidt Jr., E. J. Stewart
and Z. Hanscom.
High School Baseball.
BERKELEY. CAL, April ia game of
baseball was played this morning on the
university diamond between the high
schools of Berkeley and Oakland, the
latter winning by score of Is to 8.
New Chapter House.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-THE Cali
fornia Alpha of Phi Delta Theta, one of the
Greek letter fraternities of the University
of California, is preparing to build new
chapter house. considerable sum of
money has already been raised for the
building and negotiations for the purchase
of lot are now in progress.
Easter Music Again.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 1.-THE new
vested choir of st. Marks Church will
repeat at the regular service to- morrow
morning the special musical programme
arranged for Easter Sunday.