The San Francisco call., 1906-10-21

not pressed very hard by the other
athletes.
The field events were close. but the
distances and heights made We're very
poor. To make 148 in the hammer,
when the record is 173, and to make
10 feet inches in the pole, when the
record is IL feet 1 1-5 inches, is not a
very good showing. The other field
events were the same way, nothing
startling.
FOUL IN RELAY.
The mile relay race was not run
without its customary foul The hitch
came in the first lap on the bend, when
Berkeley man cut in on Crabtree of
Lick, who was running beside him The
foul was seen bE most every one, for
instantly a cry of 'fouln was heard
This mistake crippled both Lick and
Oakland for the race, for neither team
was able to overcome the lead the
Berkeley man secured. The race in all
probability viii be protested. The boys
tackled the judges Immediately after
the event. The teams will send a writ
ten protest to the A. A. l.. committee
This would have given Lick second
place and Berkeley third.
The field day was managed perfectly
by Chairman VIII Potts. secretary Of
the Academic League, f. L. Mikel and
F. T. Barker
The summary follows:
TRACK EVENTS.
100-yard dash, first heat-Won by
Golcher, c. S. NJ. A; second, Villas. B.
H S Second heat-Won by Reed, p
a H. s., second; Smitherum, s. J. H.
second. Gray, S. r. H. s. Final heat
Won by Charles Golcher. c. S M. A.;
second, Gray, S. r. H s.. third, Read
L. Il; s.; fourth, Reed, P. A. H. S.
44V- yard dash.Won by Macaulay. A.
Kerr. S; J. n: s.; fourth, Koenig, S. c.
H. G. Time, "a 1-5 seconds
zo-yard low hurdles. first heat
L II. s. Second heat-First, Grubb,
Q; H s.; second: Raines, s. c. H. S.
Third heat-First. AIlsopp, c. S. NJ. A.;
Won by Bradley. q. H. s.; second,
Grubb. o. H. s.; third, Raines' s. c. III
s.; fourth, Allsopp, c. S. NJ. A. Time,
l6 4-5 seconds.
6hs@5sssoa & s MSn sS nfRsst Plss
fourth. Huff, q. H. s. Time, 2:os =: 4 As. a.
22o-yard dash, first heat-First,
H 8. Second heat-First, Macaulay.
A. II. s.; second, Mcdonald, o. II. S.:
third. Perkins. A. H. s. Final heat
Gray. S. r. H. s.. third, Mcdonald, o.
Il. s.; fourth, Wallach, U. II. s. Time,
"a seconds.
zzV-yafu low hurdles, first heat
First, Bradley, q. II. S.; second, Hayes.
s. J. H. S. Second heat-First' Grubb'
o. n. S.; second, Eldredge, B. III. S.
Third heat-Martinez, v. n. s.:
second Brun, S. c. H. s. Final heat
Won by Grubb, o. Fl. s.; second. Brad
ley. U. II. s.. third, Eldredge, B. III. s.:
fourth, Martinez. v. H. S. Time, 81 3-5
seconds.
Mile run-Won by Hartwell. O. n. s..
second, Hanford. B. II. s.; third, Fletch-
er, z. A. Fl. s.; fourth Briggs, s. r. III.
One-mile relay race--Won by Berke-
ley High School; second, California
school of Mechanical Arts; third, Oak
land High school; 10 fourth, Lowell High
FIELD EVENTS.
Hammer throw-Won by Cleland, u.
H S.; second, Maddox, O. H. s.. third
Bell. C. s. M. A.; fourth, Wooley. S. r.
H. S. Distance. 14s feet 8 inches.
Pole yauiIts-Won by Vail. Q. H. s.;
HIS s. and DIx0n Hs,abt s E F. "a; Il s; tie for
High jump-Won by Waring. p
H s.; Bressi, L. H. S., and Wolfe v. II.
S., tie for second place; fourth Service.
B. H. S. Height. feet Ga inches.
Shot put-Won by Harold, B. H. s.:
s. r. n s.; fourth. Poore, o. ii. S. Dis.
tance, "A feet " inch.
Broad jump-Won by Villas, B. H s.:
second, LIE. Veau, S. j. H. s.; third
Hupp, c. S. N. A.; fourth, Chapman
B. H. s. Distance. 81 feet inch.
PRUEE FAMINE IN NEW YoRK.-san Jose.
Oct. 2O.-At the meeting OF San Jose rranre
today the market committee read a letter re-
is a prune famine in that city and that pr,1nes
had sold there recently from the csr a. a 49, -