The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

He fourth semi-annual field day
'of the San Francisco Athletic
League took place yesterday at
Ii the University Of California
grounds in the presence Of large
number of spectators.
The weather was ideal for the sports
and the various events were hotiy con-
tested The teams that took part were
composed of students from the Lick.
Lowell. Mission. Polytechnic, Cogswell
and Wilmerding High schools of this city
The highest score was made by the
I,ov,eU High School. with a record of Il
noints. the Lick High School being second
with 81 points.
A number Of the league records we're
broken. In the ss0-yard dash 2-5 Of sec
ond were clipped from the previous time
of minutes Z As seconds.
The l2O-yard hurdle race record was
also broken, KohlbeTg Of Lowell Hlgh
School covering the distance in IL 10 sec
onds. the record time being 10 2-5 seconds.
The 14o-yard dash was won by Dodson
of the Lick High School in 53sz seconds,
breaking the record held by Corcoran and
SelIg Of the Lowell High School, their
time being IS 40 seconds.
The one mile relay race was the prin-
cipal event of the day and it created a
scene of excitement. The principal teams
were from the Lowell and the Lick High
schools. The runners Of the Lowell
School led from start to finish and beat
the Lick men by 80 yards. The Lowell
contestants covered the distance in 3 min
utes "a SO seconds, breaking the record of
minutes IS seconds, he'd by their own
school.
The Lick High School team filed pro-
test at the end OF the race and claimed
Iof ~
Lowell fouled O'Connor of Lick in the
first lap. The judges did not allow the
claim and awarded the race to Lowell,
the decision being met with applause on
all sides.
In the mile race De Mamiel of Lowell
led the entire distance until half lap
from the tape, when he was oyerhauled
by Maundrel OF Lowell and beaten by
three feet amid a scene Of excitement.
The pole vault was closely contested by
HotchBiss of Lick and Meyer of the Poly
technic. They tied at a height of feet
. inches and agreed to toss a coin for the
medal Luck was with Meyer and he won
the prize.
AIagerstadt of Lick broke the record in
the long jump, scoring 20 feet "a inches,
beating the 20-foot record of Bonner OF
the Lowell School. The results in detail:
Fifty yards dash: First heat-Cope OF Lick
4 first. Josephson OF Cogswell second, Naylor Of
Lick third: time, . 4-5 seconds. Second heat
Schwartz Of Lowell first. Sullivan OF Lowell
I second, Stewart OF Lick third; time, seconds
/ Final heat-SchwartZ OF Lowell first. Cope OF
| Lick second Sullivan Of Lowell third; time.
| . So seconds. Record time. Schwartz Of Lowell.
| 5 }-5 seconds.
ore hundred yards dash-Schwartz Of Lowell
first, Beck OF Lick. second. Cope of Lick third.
Time. 10 % seconds. Record time, Schwartz
OF Lowell. 10 2-5 seconds.
Two hundred and twenty yards dash-Beck
/ OF Lick first, Wiley Of Lowell second Black OF
| Lick third, Time p 10 seconds. Record
/ time. Schwartz Of Lowell. 81 Is seconds.
-Four hundred and forty yards dash-Dodson
I OF Lick nrst. Corcoran OF Lowell second Johns
] Of Lick third. Time. 53% seconds Record
! time. CorcoTan or Lowell and Selig OF Lowell,
| % AS seconds
Eight hundred and eighty. yards dash-Dod-
/ son OF Lick first. De Mamiei Of Lowell second
/ Lewis Of Lowell third Time 2:07 2-5 Rec
ord time. Dodson Of Lick, 2:O7 4-5.
Mile run-MaundTel Of Lowell first De Man,
\ iel OF Lowell second, Gibson of Lick third
/ Time. sos S-5. Record time, De Mamiel OF
/ Lowell. 1872
Two mile run-Maundrel of Lowell first Never
/ Of Lowell second. Gibson of Lick third Time
/ II 80 % Record time, Msundrel Of Lowell.
Io.4s.
One mile relay race-Lowen first Lick sec
ond, Polytechnic third. Time, 3SA as Rec
ord time. Lowell, 3:3S Runners for Lowell,