The San Francisco call., 1905-04-02
MOUILEN TAKES
THREE EVENTS
Captain of Lick School Team
Is Star. of the Athletic
Field Day at Ingleside
NEW P0LEVAULT RECORD
Standard for San Francisco
League Is Raised Three
and 0ne-Quarter Inches
NEW P0LEVAULT RECORD

Captain Moullen of Lick School car
ried off the lions share of the honors in
the seventh semi annual field day of
the San Francisco Athletic League yes
terday at Ingleside racecourse. He won
the polevault, the shotput and the
hammer throw. In the polevault he
raised the league record from 10 feet
inches to 10 feet 81 inches. The per-
formance was especially good. as the
ground at the take-off was rough.
The mile relay race. as usual, pro-
vided the most exciting contest of the
day. Only three teams started-Lowell,
Lick and Wilmerding. Lowell and Lick
alternated in the lead, the representa-
tive of the former having the last relay
finally winning by five yards in min
utes 81 seconds. The Wilmerding run
ner on the. first relay lodged claim OF
foul against Lowell. but it was not al
lowed 1t did not affect the result of
the field day.
The Lowell High School distance run
rers repeated their victory of last week
at Berkeley in the trying two-mile race.
Lang and Garvin, team mates. had suf-
ficient lead at the finish to make it
dead heat The time was slow.
The representatives of Lick School
won eight OF the thirteen events on the
card. scoring a total of SO points.
Lowell won three races and a number
of second places, which gave 1t a total
of 20 points.
The day was blustery, and although
the sprinting events We're run with the
wind no sensational time was made, as
the track was heavy. The results in
detail:
Fffty-yard dash-First heat won by
Valerga, P. H s.; Miller, c. S. NJ A,
third; time, :o5 3-5. Second heat won
by Siegle. NJ. H. S.; Sobey, NJ. H. s..
second; Reed. L. H. s., third; time.
:05 3-5 Final heat won by Valerga, r
H. s.: Siegle NJ. II. S., second. and
Reed. L. H. s. third; time, :O5 40.
One hundred yard dash-F'irst heat
Won by Miller. c. S. NJ. A; Valerga, P.
H. s., second; Douglas, Ws S. l. A.
third; time 10 As. Second heat won
by Kenealy, L. H. s.: Heitmuller. c. s.
NJ A, second; Ellsworth. P H s.,
third; time, IL. Third heat won by
Siegle, NJ. H. s.; Johns, C. S. NJ. A,
second; Lemon, w s. /. A., third; time.
IL. Final heat won by Miller, C. S. NJ
A; Siegle, NJ. H. s., second; valerga,
P H. S., third; time, 10 As.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
First heat won by O'Connor, c. s. NJ
A: johnson. NJ. H. s., second; time, rs.
Second heat won by Heitmuller, c. S
NJ A Berliner, p H. S., second; time,
h,-
H S.; Cuenin, P. H. s., second; time.
rs 1-5 Final heat won by Heitmuller,
c. S. NJ A; Mackinson, L. H. s., sec
ond; O'Connor, C. S. NJ A., third:
time. "a 2-5.
One hundred and twenty yard hur-
dles-First heat won by Lieb. L. H s.:
Johns, C. S. NJ A, second; Kant, C. p.
c., third; time, :19 3-5 Second heat won
by Knickerbocker, w. S. L A; Meyer,
NJ H s., second: Millard, c. S. NJ. A.,
third; time, :1e 3-5. Final heat won by
Johns, c. S. NJ A; Lieb. L. H S., Sec
ond; Knickerbocker, w. S. L. A, third
time, :19 3-5.
Quarter mile-Won by Dodson, c. S.
NJ A.; Berliner. c. H. S., second: Penn
berton, NJ. II. s., third. Time :5s 90
f-mile-Won by Mayes. c. s. NJ.
A; J. Wilson. w. S. I. A, second;
Dowd. L. II. s., third. Time, 2:141A.
One mile-won by MaundrelI, l.. H.
S.; Heidenreich, W. S. l. A, second:
Garvin, L. H. s.. third. Time. 4:5o.
Two miles-Dead heat between Gar
vim and Lang, l. II. S.; Millard, c. S.
NJ. A, third. Time, 11:16 4-5.
Pole vault-Won by Moullen, C. s. M.
A., height 10 feet 9l4 inches (former
record 10 feet 6 inches).
Shotput-Won by Moullen. C. S. NJ.
A; Fay, W. S. L A, second: Kelly, w.
S. A. third. Distance. AZ feet inches.
High jump-Pemberton NJ H. s.;
Kant, c. P. S.. and Walton, w. S. /. A..
tie for first place. Height, feet 11%
inches In the jump-off for the medal
Kant won, with Pemberton second.
Broad jump-Won by Lieb. l.. III. s.:
Johnson, c. S. NJ. A, second: Sobey. M.
H, S. third. Distance, 1s feet 6 inches.
Hammer throw-Won by Moullen. C.
S. NJ. A, distance 132 feet III inches;
Holmes. c. S. II. A. second, and Mayes,
C. S. NJ. A., third.