The San Francisco call., 1906-11-12
Rugby Game Looks Good to Stanford
YOUNG ATHLETES
TAKE PART IN
FIRST MEET.

The second meeting of the young
sters OF the San Francisco Boys Ath-
letic League at the Wilmerding School
yesterday brought out the largest at
tendance so far. The boys came out
early and spent the time before 2 p. m.
in running around the track pole-vault-
ing and doing other athletic stunts.
The meeting was opened by series of
cross country runs by the Columbia
Park Boys Club. These events being
over, the league boys were taken to
the infield, where a series of hop, step
and jump events took place.
The little boys OF s years old and
under were the first to show their skill.
Before the boys began to jump Trainer
Walter Christie showed the little fell
lows how to jump properly.
William Dimming, though but little
over three feet high, had the honor of
winning the first league bar. He sur
prised the experts and veterans who
were watching the sport by clearing
twenty-one feet 1t was surprising to
see the clean way the little fellow
jumped. His movements were as elastic
as those of trained athlete. AS the
boy was leaving the field Trainer
Christie remarked, There is tot who
if handled rightly will come day be
record maker
Bars were awarded the firsts and sec
won silver bars and the seconds bronze
The silver bars were given out on the.
field, while the bronze will be dis
tributed next Sunday at the Stadium in
Golden Gate Park.
Between events some of the Olympic
Club athletes gave exhibitions of run
ming There was a relay race of five
laps 1t was won by the Olymplcs
against a mixed team. Glarner, Block,
Padilla, Bromley and Srandsetter car
ried the winged o and the mixed team
was composed of Bettoli, Greeley, Lit
tie, Anderson and Vogelman. There
also was a 100-yard handicap race OF
three heats. The first was won by An
derson, the second heat by Glarner. the
third by Padilla and the final heat by
Anderson.
The league boys will be put through
a series of running races next Sunday
at the Stadium.
Following are the names of the boys
who competed in the jumping events:
Under eight years old-William
Dunning, first, 21 feet; R. Gere, sec
ond, 1S feet; B. Comary 1S feet +.
Ten Years old and over. eight.
Coleman, first. "a feet 10 INCHES; r.
16 feet inches c. Manly, IL feet ~
inches, ]. Convery, II feet 2 inches; o.
Koether, Is feet inches; P. harrington,
IA feet inches; M: Brown, II feet
Twelve years old and over ten.
Adoch, second. % feet " inches; M.
sa % fest 5nehes % Feet I i1ehee
w Mathews. 21 feet 2 inches; Q. Dus-
sen, % feet inches; L. Steiger. Is feet;
N. Wis. Is feet inches A. Freelander,
21 feet inches; c. Holling, % feet 6
L. Range, II feet 10 inches.
Fourteen years old and over twelve
e Wakman, first 2s f feet ,obss = inch Hert
Young, rs feet s inches; E. McMann,
% feet inches; E. Dakin, 2S feet 3
inches; j. Costello, % feet inches; G:
Ryan 2a feet INCHES; J. sullivan, 81 Iva aM e
inches; ]. Conaado. % feet inches. r.
Piper, 21 feet " inch; A. Roberts. 25
Guinlan f p BoE fEee inc6es dees D. carrol
feet inches: w. Hazelstein. 26 feet
9h inches; B. Barkis, 26 feet 2 in
ches; P. Arnold, 26 feet 10 inches; 9.
feet slz inches; T. Elliott, "a feet 6
inches; B. Stewart, 26 feet 10 inches;
T. Niemeyer, "a feet 10 inches; E. Hart
ches; W. Herman, rs feet inches; A.
Johnson, 26 feet 8 inches.
Sixteen years old and over fourteen
F. Ogle, first, 81 feet 5 inches; w.
Mitchell, second. 81 feet 5 inches; G.
Neuman, % feet inches; c. Street 27
feet 4 inches; D. Roberts, 80 feet liz
inches; ]. Flood, 20 feet IL inches; c..
Sullivan. % feet; c. De Haven, % feet
IL inches; E. Osola, 80 feet; F. Barkis,
29 feet inches; A. O'Connor, rs feet
inches F. Duff. % feet 101a inches;
N Neagle, rs feet 4 inches; J. Thomp-
son, % feet inches; A. Glung, % feet
inches; J. BENJAMIN, 29 feet; j. La
than, 81 feet inches.
Nineteen years old and over sixteen
e. Harrison, first, 35 feet 6 inches;
A. Cortelyou, second, 80 feet 10 in
ches; c. Morris, 20 feet inches.