The San Francisco call., 1896-03-14
BERKELEY FIELD SPORTS,
Students Have Entered for a
Series of Athletic Con.
tests.
Josh, the College Boys Funny Period
ical, Is to Appear in a New
Form.

BERKELEY, CAL. March 13-The
sophomores and freshmen of the State
University will contest tomorrow after
noon on track and field on the unive rsity
grounds.
About forty students have entered for
the various events. A good deal of train
ing has been done and it is thought that
one or two records will be broken. Lloyd,
the captain of go, is expected to break the
university record in the shot-put, he hav-
ing already done so in practice, and he has
record very near the q. c. record in
the pole vault
Dorm of '98 has surpassed the university
record of 127feet inches in the hammer
thro by several feet in practice and he is
relied upon to repeat the performance to-
morrow.
Following is the complete list of entries
for both track and field:
Field events: 16pound hammer throw
Dorm, Hill, '95; Miller, Hooper. Jessen, Grie s.
berg, Pearley, 80
'99
Pole vault-Budd, Mumma, '9S; Lloyd, Ed
wards. Cummings, '99.
High jump Miller, Bakewen. Dozier,
MongPicn. Mombs, 49, ;ss. Lloyd claussen' Pasche
Broad jump-Dorn, Dozier Miller, '9S ;
Lloyd, Dresser, Claussen, Edwards, '99.
Track events: 100,yard dash-Dickie, Proc
tor, Munro. Baugh, Whitcomb, 49, Dresser,
Morse, Pasche, Donnelly, '99.
220-yard dash-Dickie, Proctor Jones, Dorm,
Baugh, Whitcomb, '9s; Dresser, Morse, Eng
44O-yard dash-Jones, Mumma, Brown,
Reeve, 9s; Houghton, Lloyd, Dresser, '99.
SS0-yard run-Jones, Reeve, Newhall, Ander-
son. Brown, Miller, '9S: Carol, Jackson, Stead
man, '99.
Mile run-Brown, Anderson, Reeve, New.
hall, '9S; Carroll, Jackson, Steadman. '99.
120-yard hurdle-Dorn, Jones, Baugh, Bake
well, '9S; Cummings. Castelhun, '99.
220-yard hurdle-Dorn, Baugh, Bakewell
Jones, Mumma. '9S; Castelhun. Cummings.
80.
A number of prizes have been offered
for record breakers and winners of points.
A pair of running spikes will be given by
Clabrough, Golcher d Co. 10 the student
winning the largest number of points
u. I. Allen q Co. offer a similar prize for
the breaking of a o. {. record John Elliot
of the Olympic Club will give gold medal
to any student who breaks the university
record in the mile run: a sweater will be
given by Roos Bros. to the athlete who
wins the greatest number of points on the
field, and the winner on the track will be
furnished with running suit by j. Pfster.
The officials of the day at the track will
be as follows: Referee, A. w. North, q. c.,
'96; field judges-R. w. Kemp, L. c.. RW.
Edgren, A. T.. G. R. Morse, .. e., go;
judges at finish-R. Morgan 81, JIG. Howell
Jr. 96, c. Holton '96, timekeepers-Pro-
lessor Magee, f. Koch '96, G. X. Swigle
'97; starter, II. B. Torrey '95; clerk of
course, II. Graham 90; scorer, R. T.
Chestnut 81; marshal, F. Radelfinger
'96; announcer, T. W. Henderson '97.
Inter-Class Baseball.
BERKELEY, CAL, March 13.-The final
game for the baseball cham pionship OF the
university will take place to- morrow after
noon between the dental college and the
class of so, which two have been victors
in the contests that have already taken
place.
A great deal of athletic enthusiasm has
been aroused in the dental college, and
Manager Henry Abrahm of the dentists
nine says that the whole dental college
will turn out to cheer their representa-
tives to victory. The advent of the
affiliated colleges in Berkeley athletics is
something almost new with this season,
and much satisfaction is expressed at
prominence the affiliated men have
won for the co-operati n in athletics
of the several hundred State Uni
versi,y students who study in San
francisco means that the number of
men from which Varsity teams or mines
can be selected will be much increased and
consequently that better records may be
hoped for.
The dental college nine tomorrow will