The San Francisco call., 1896-04-22

feel very certain of victory. McLaine's
curves and hard drives are most too mnch
Tor the ordinary batter, but if we can hit
them we shall be all right. Our infeld
and outtield are much stronger than last
year, and the Stanford men themselves
acknowledge it to be such. Our battery is
very good also.
"Worden puts good deal of science
| into his pitching, he throws with his
whole body and is very accurate. Wheeler
takes the balls well and can nearly always
be counted on. With all their points of
vantage we anticipate hard fight. STAN
ford certainly has been playing fast ball
this season, but their work has not shown
up as we'll this season as formerly and the
WORK OF our men has been much on the
improve"
The men who will represent Berkeley to-
morrow have been selected from thirty
i've candidates, who have been practicing
Tor the various positions since the latter
part of February. They have been in
steady training under the direction of
Captain Johnson and Coach Cohen of the
the coach is accredited much of the sue
cess which seems to await the u. G. team.
A souvenir programme OF more than
ordinary artistic excellence has been pro-
vided for the occasion. The new bleach
crs on the north and east sides of the dia-
mond will accommodate at least 1000
guests. Following will be the players and
their positions:
.Worden, pitcher; Wheeler, catcher;
Hennessey, first base; Elston, second
base; Krug, third base; McLaren. short
stop; Hoag, right field; Proctor, center
field; Johnson, left field.
Substitutes-Hall, Gooding, Harrisburg
and Bachelor.
Inter collegiate Field Day Entries.
BERKELEY, CAL, April 2l.-The entry
list for the annual intercollegiate field day,
which takes place next Saturday afternoon
at the Olympic Club grounds, closed last
night, with fifty-eight signatures. Berke-
ley has seven more entries than Stanford,
principally distributed in the running
weights. From the way the Stanford ord men sa
have been showing up in recent field DAYS
and try-outs it is generally conceded
among the Berkeley athletes that the
score in favor of the blue and gold will not
last. Victory is expected by the U. G.
men, but not so complete one as has
characterized every former field day
against Stanford. The chief weakness Of
the California men seems to be in the
sprints and middle distances, though these
events have been much strengthened since
the opening of the season.
Following is the complete entry list:
100-yard dash, first heat-Dickie, Koch, Cali
fornia; Brunto, Holbrook, Stanford
Second heat-Chick, Hupp, Thompson, Cali.
fornia; Bernard, Toombs, Stanford
220-yard dash, first heat-Thompson, KOCH
Dickie, California; Brunton, Toombs, STAN
ford.
Second heat-Chick, Hupp, California; Col
lier, Bernard, Stanford.
220-yard hurdle, first heat-Torrey, Califor-
mia; Dole, Stanford.
Second heat : Chestnut, Mcintosh, Califor-
mia; Reynolds, Stanford.
Mile bicycle, first heat-Crafts, Roos, Everett
California;; Anfenger, Roper, Stanford.
Second heat-Lemmon, California; Fraser
Cushing, Seyboldt, Stanford.
440-yard dash-Morse, Jones, Magee, Stevens
Hnborn, California; Brunton, Collier, Toombs,
Stanford.
SS0-yard run-Carroll. Brown, Reeve, Gish,
Koch, California; Brunton, Smith, Walker,
Holley, Stanford.
Mile run-Jackson, Reeve. Stedman, Califor-
mia: Brown, Smith, Williams, Stanford.
l20-yard hurdle race-Torrey, Bakewell,
California; Reynolds, Dole, Stanford.
Mile walk-Captain Merwin. Holton, Califor-
mia; Jack, Wilkinson, Stanford.
Slxteen-pound shot put - Edgren, Lloyd,
Koch, California;; Wilbur, Fickert, Fisher,
Stanford.
Sixteen-pou hammer tnrow-Edgren, Dorm,
carver, Hooper, California; Hazard, Wilbur,
Fickert Stanford.
Pole vault-Lloyd, Mumma, California; Dole,
Brunton. Stanford.