The San Francisco call., 1896-03-22
DENTAL COLLEGE GAMES,
Their First Field Day Held Yes.
terday on the Berkeley
Cinder Track.
Seniors Win the Most Points-Fresh-
men Carry Away the Trophy.
Close Baseball Game.

BERKELEY, CAL, March I.-The col
lege of dentistry of the University of Cali
fornia held the first field day in its his
tory this afternoon on the Berkeley cinder-
track. No records were broken, but some
reasonably good time was made consider
ing the disadvantages for training under
which the tooth extractors have been labor
ing. ALI three classes, the freshmen, junior
and senior, were represented. The seniors
won the day with 54 points, the freshmen
came in second with 43 and the juniors
scored 40. What was considered the de-
cided feature of the day was the relay race
between the three class teams for an ele-
CANT silver trophy offered by the faculty OF
the college. In the relay the freshmen
won out, and in consequence carried away
the cup.
Torrey, Koch and Lloyd, the three we'll
known record breakers, entered the open
events which came under their specialties.
Lloyd vaulted 10 feet inches, thus add
ing inches to the, record made by
himself in the freshman-sophomore field
day last Saturday, and approaching within
u inches of the coast record. Torrey ral
the 120-yard high hurdles, and because he
Koch came in for the running high lump,
and cleared the bar at feet 6 with an easy
spring.
Following is the summary of events:
TRACK EVENTS
1OO-yard dash, first heat-Stephens, '9S, first;
French, '97, second; Haynes, '96, third Time,
rodd sesSnds ss secend hass es me
IL Is seconds. Final-Thomas first, Stevens
second, Todd third. Time, IL seconds.
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Haynes, '96, third. Time, IL 1-5 seconds.
22O-yard dash : Fairweather, '9S, first;
Boeseke, '96, second. Time, 26H seconds.
12O-yard hurdle, open to o. C.-Torrey first,
Macintosh second. Time, 1871 seconds.
12O-yard hurdle-Morrison, '98, first; Craig,
'9S, second. Time, 20.seconds.
Macintosh second. Time, 27 LIB seconds.
44O-yard dash-Smythe 98 first, Morrison
'9s second, Boeseke '36 third. Time, 61Z Sec
SSO-yard run-Morrison '98. first, Roth 96
second, Carrlngton '96 third. Time, LAG.
Relay race, one mile-Won by '98 team.
'9S-Stephens, Fairweather, Morey, Hines,
'SS7-Plunkett, Harvey. Nelson. Belden.
French.
'96NBoeseke, Todd, Thomas, Raymond, Roth,
One mile run-Morey '9s first, Lnndborg '96
second, Weldon 90 third. Time, 8 min. IL sec.
1wo-mile bicycle race-Belden '9S first, Dom
nelley '97 second. Time, z min. 361z sec.
Hammer throw Q6 pounds) Harvey '97
first, Louison '97 second, Bonnell 96 third
Distance, 70 feet.
Pole. vault-Gilman 80 first, Bosqui 97
second, Bonnell '96 third. Height, 6 feet 81
inches.
Pole vault, open to o. C.-R. Lloyd, only
entry. Height, 10 feet 4 inches.
High Jump, open to u. CT. w. Koch won
with jump OF 5 feet inches.
yey, ~. Second; miller. 'ss, third. Distance.
II feet inches.
Standing broad jump = Davis, '96, first;
Thomas, '96, second; Hines, 80, third. Dis
tance, 8 feet 81 inches.
Putting 16-pound shot-Harvey. '99, first;
Louison, '97, second; Fairweather, '98, third.
Distance, 80 feet n inch.
Baseball at tho University.
BERKELEY, CAL, March 21-Tne Var
sity baseball nine made its first appear
ance of the season to-day in game against
picked team of well-known players from
various parts of the immediate vicinity.
In the picked team were members Of the
Reliance and Olympic clubs and several
men from Stanford. After nine hard
fought innings the score stood 10 to in
favor OF the visiting team. The batting
was good throughout the game, and the
errors were less numerous than ordinarily.
A large number of San Francisco society
people and visitors from Stanford Univer-