The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19

The first meeting of the San
Francisco Boys Athletic League
to be held in the Stadium took
place yesterday. There were over
500 boys in attendance. A large
number appeared in running togs.
More than 200 lads took part in
the running races.
The sport began with a
fifty-yard dash : for boys of 8
years and under. The boys be-
tween 8 and 10 and 10 and II
ran the same distance. The boys
between II and IA ran little over
100 yards, the. boys between IA
and 10 220 yards and those of 19
about the same distance.
1t was great sport. for the boys were
out for league bars, the winner and
second in each heat getting bar.
After the running the boys were
schooled in the broad jump by Walter
Christie and Ollie Snedigar.
The official events for next Sunday
at the Stadium will be broad jumping
dIu running races ioT the boys over IA
years of age.
The officials yesterday were: Al
Coney, Thomas Boyle, Ollie Snedigar,
Walter Christie, R. s. Weaver and R.
r. PHommedieu.
THE BOYS WHO WON BARS.
Eight years and under. first heat
Lawrence Block, first; Willie Muleny,
second. Second heat-Milton Block,
first; Forrest Campbell, second. Third
h. A ~<ft H. NJ -
ger second Fourth heat-Gerald Cole
man, first: Willie Mccormick, second.
Fifth heat-George Locke, first; w.
Adcock, second. Sixth heat-Louis
ond
Eight to ten, first heat-George
Parker, first; Alfred Peterson, second.
old Richardson. second.
Ten to twelve-H. Padilla, first; Wal
ter Stoll, second.
Twelve to fourteen, first heat-Allen
Darby. first: c. Harrison, second. Sec
ond heat-Charles Wakeman. first; J.
Locke. second. Third heat-Frank
Meagher, first; Alvin Stadtfeld. second.
Fourth heat-W. P. Knfekerbocker,
first; Howard Johnston. second. Fifth
heat: Mooser. first: c. E. Street. sec
ond Sixth heat-E Hoffman, first;
Sam Blumenthal, second.
Fourteen to Sixteen-Aaron TausSig,
first; Wallace Mitchell. second
Sixteen to nineteen, first heat-Roy
S. Gourley, first; f. Og1e, second Sec
ond heat B. Smith, scratch, first; z.
Eckhardt, ten-yard handicap, second.
THREE THOUSAND MEMBERS
The success of Al Coney's project is
now without question. as the enroll
ment has reached the 1000 mark. Fol-
lowing are the names of the young
sters who signed the roll yesterday:
H S. Peters, P. warrack, G. HanIey,
II. Harvey, G. Hanley, w. leighton, C..
Reid, c. Baldochi, C. Casey. K. G. Ken
mfr, r. Reid, r. z. Belcher, S. Jacobs,
w. Sheehan, J. Sheehan, N. Clark, F.
Ewald, H. Mullin, J. Henaney, B. Ma
loney, H. Leighton, G. W. Gebhardt, H.
Heaney, j. Locke. c. Wette.. G. Locke,
]: A. Blanchard, E. Fagothey. j. Kelly,
II. Reedy, j. A. 'Sigrist, E. Fuestone, H.
Coil, A. L. Croker, j. Heney, e. Lund-
burg, +. Roberts, r. S. Garley, G. Ora
ven, c. Mavan, A. Glen, J. Ravalh, E.
Stern, S. f. Sweet, W. Meze, C. Burns,
4. Hoffman, G, Linden, g. Unger. H.
Comfort, e. Wells, w. B. Croker, B. L.
Jackson, B. Lincoln, s. French, w. Nor
gan, r. Nolan, L. Bright, e. EARN, A.
Oconar, l.. Frunz p. Franchi, s. Later,
s. Davis, f. Parker F. Meehan, ]. DO
Ian, f. Hodson, H. Johnston, L. Smith,
Bull S. Smith, j. Mccormick, L. Adams,
G. c. Terrill, G. Prichard, A. Peterson,
A. E. Raven. e. Norman, b. A. Glarner