The San Francisco call., 1905-03-26

The stout hearted athletes who sport
the black and gold of the California
School of Mechanical Arts Click
SCHOOL, scored a decisive victory at
Berkeley oval yesterday in the twelfth
semi-annuaI field day of the Bay Coun-
ties Athletic League. They won the
championship with a score of As points
Oakland High School was second with
43 points. Berkeley High School scored
251a, Lowell 20 and Alameda 71a. Lick
and Oakland ran neck and neck
throughout the afternoon in the race
for points, first one and then the other
being in the lead
The schools were strongly represent
ed by their pupils and each had
some we'll trained rooters. Oakland
carried off the palm in this respect.
During the entire time of the winning
of the exciting relay race the cheering
sounded like the rattle of rapid
guns.
Oakland led for the first half lap.
Berkeley then assumed the lead and
held it until the finish, with the eXcep-
tion of one instant in the last lap, when
Lick was in front. A claim of foul
lodged against one of the Berkeley
men for cutting off another runner was
allowed and the team was disqualified.
field day.
Although Trainer Christie pro-
nounced the track fast. none OF the
running records was broken. The only
new record established in actual COM
petition was that for the hammer
throw. Moullen of Lick outclassed the
other competitors in this event and
hurled the big weight a distance of 157
feet 10 inches. The previous record of
151 feet was held by Blakemore.
Moullen also distinguished himself in
the pole vault. He finished second to
Vail, who won with vault of 10 feet
Il inch. Moullen, in a trial, covered 10
feet S14 inches, beating the former rec
ord of 10 feet 4 inches, held by Vail of
Oakland.
After winning the high jump, with a
height of feet S5s inches to his credit,
Hall went on and cleared the bar at 5
feet 1868 inches. There is a question
as to whether the record will stand,
owing to the number of trials he had.
E. Dozier of Oakland won both the
hurdle events. He is big, rangy ath-
lete and covers lot of ground in a
long. swinging stride that promises
much when he is fully developed. In
the final of the 220-yard hurdles both
Doane and Peaseley. the other starters,
fell.
Gavin and Meyer of Lowell finished
first and second respectively in the
trying two-mile race. Thompson of
Lick came with a great rush at the
finish and took third place. All the
contestants had to sbe assisted from
the track after the race.
Maundrell, the record holder, led
from start to finish in the mile event,
stalling off great rush of Mayer of
Lick at the end
The quarter mile race and the 80
yard final each resulted in a dead heat,
the judges being unable to separate
the runners. The days results in de-
tail:
SUMMARY.
Fifty-yard dash-First heat-Won by
Sites, O. II. s.. Valerga, P. H. S., Sec
ond, and Walker, C. S. M. A, third
Time, :06 Second heat-Won by Cross
field, B. H. s.; Miller, c. S. NJ A., sec
ond, and Warner, o. p. H S., third
Time, :o5 4-5. Final heat-A dead heat
between Sites, O.. H. S., and Crossfeld,
B. H. s.; Miller c. 8. M. A., third.
Time, :05 40.
100-yard dash-First heat-won by
Whitman, B. H. s.; Miller, c. 8. NJ A,
second Time, 10 3-5. Second heat
Won by O'Brien, A. H. S.. valerga, P.
H. S., second. Time, 10 4-5. Third
heat-Won by Sepulveda, A. H s.;
Johns, c. S. M. A, second. Time II 1-5.
Final heat-Won by Whitman, B. H.
s.; Miller, c. S. M. A., second; O'Brien,
A. H. g., third. Time, 10 4-5
220-yard dash-First heat-Won by
Heitmuller, c. S. M. A; Mcdonald, o.