The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-18
LICK SCORES
SIXTY POINTS
Her Sturdy Youths Easily
Defeat Opponents From
Six Other High Schools
MOULLEN STAR OF DAY
Maundrell Gets Away With
Mile Race While Walker
Triumphs in Broad Jump

Licks athletes overwhelmed the
representatives of six other high
schools represented in the San Fran
cisco Athletic League yesterday after
noon on the oval at the University Of
California. Lick piled UP the score
all afternoon and at the end had so
points. Lowell had 80 points, Mission
10, Polytechnic II, wiImerding and
Cogswell and the Commercial each
Lick's score was helped out materi-
ally by the phenomenal work of Moul-
len, sturdy youth who is handy with
the weights. Moullen carried off
three firsts for total of fifteen points
and broke two records. In the pole
vault Moullen added six inches to the
record, making 1t 10 feet 6 inches. and
in the hammer throw added 10 feet
to the record. so that 1t now stands at
152 feet.
Walker, another of Lick's clever
representatives. won the broad jump
with the excellent showing OF Is feet
9 inches. He will be heard from again
in this event.
The track events, except the per-
Torrance of Maundrell of Lowell in
the mile. we're not above the ordinary.
Maundrell cut the San Francisco
academic record in the mile from
4:48 80 to 4:42 during a race in
which he led all the way and barely
missed equaling the Academic Ath-
letic League record of 4:41 2-5. Maun-
drell indicates class and if ne had
been pressed would have made mince-
meat OF the academic record. The
record for the day is as follows:
50-yard dash-SiegeI, Mission High
School, first; De Lany, Lick School,
second; Crowley. Commercial High
School, third. Time, 30 4-5.
100-yard dash: First heat-De Lany.
Lick, first; Valegra, second. Time,
10 As. Second heat-Siegel, Mission,
first; Kenealey, Lowell High School.
second. Final-Siegel first, De Lany
second, Kenealey third. Time, 10 SIS.
220-yard dash: First heat-Heit-
muller, Lick, first; Armuth, Lowell,
second Second heat-Peeler, Mission,
first; Golcher, Lick, second. Final
Peeler first. Heitmuller second. Col
cher third. Time. "a S-5.
440-yard dash - Berliner, Poly
technic High School. first; Rogers.
Lick, second; Mel, Lick, third
Time, :57.
8S0-yard run-Dodson, Lick. and |
Hayes. Lick, tied; Wilson, Wilmer
ding, third. Time. 2:12.
Mile run-Maundrell, Lowell. first; |
Hayes, Lick. second; De Lappe. |
Lowell, third. Time. 4:42.
Two-mile run-Garvin, Lowell |
first; Meyer, Lowell, second; Thomp-
son, Lick, third. Time, 1888 As.
12O-yard hurdles: First heat
Feeley, Commercial. first; Mondier. |
Cogswell, and Willcutt. Lowell, tied for
second. Time. ~ 3-5. Second heat |
Walton, Wilmerding. first; Kant. |
Cogswell second. Time, 30 3-5. |
Final-Feeley first Walton second, |
Kant third. Time. 30 1-5.
220-yard hurdles: First heat
Meyer, Mission. first; Kant, Cogswell, !
second. Second heat-Walton. Will
merding, first; Mason, Mission, second. |
Final-Walton first. Meyer second, |
Mason third. Time, 80 2-5.
Mile relay-Lick first, Lowell Sec
ond, Polytechnic third. Time, 1852.
Pole vault-Moullen. Lick, first;
Lieb, Lowell, second. Height, 10 feet |
6 inches.
Broad jump-walker, Lick, first;
Breese, Lowell, second; Mayer, Poly |
technic, third. Distance. is feet 8
inches.
Shot put-Moullen, Lick, first; Bon
nifield, Polytechnic, second; Cert,
Lowell third. Distance, Al feet 2-10
inches.
High jump-Kant, Cogswell, first; |
Breese, Lowell, second: Lieb, Lowell
third. Height, feet inches.
Hammer throw - Moullen. Lick.
first; Hotchkiss, Lick, second. Dis
lance, 152 feet.
1OO-yard dash for grammar schools
Anthony, Crocker. first; Caldwell,
Hamilton, second; Mas. Hearst, third.
Time. 11:35.
SSO-yard run for grammar schools
-Steedhan, Croker, first; Caldwell,
Hamilton, second; Maundrell, Croker,
third. Time. 2:21.
Half-mile relay for grammar
schools-Crocker first. Hearst second,
Horace Mann third. Time, 1850 1-5.