The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-11-19
SPORTS
WEBSTER ATHLETIC
CLUB CARRIES OFF
THE HON0RS

The newly organized Webster Ath-
1a+ic Climb simply walked away from
the supporters of the winged % In
the dual track meet in which the
Olympic, Webster and Century clubs
competed yesterday morning at the
Alameda race track. The showing the
webster athletes made came as a sur
prise to everyone present. Their point
getting did not stop until total OF
forty-nine points had been rolled up.
thirteen points better than the score
of the Olympic Club members
The surprise of the day was Nike
willison of Webster Club, who won
the nigh lump. feet 9 inches: broad
lump. 10 feet inches; third in $40
ward dash and then captured second
Mace in the shot put. The most con
sistent work of the day. however. was
done by Andie Glarner of the Olympic
Club. who won the 100. $50. 220 and
44O-yard dashes in the order named.
beside landing fourth place in the
broad jump.
The only other Olympic Club mem
her TO distinguish himself was Otto
Wallfsch, the crack all-around athlete.
WaIlfisch scored more points than any
other contestant barring Glarner. First
place in the shot put and hammer
throw. second in the broad jump, third
in the 5O-yard dash and fourth place
in the high Jump summarize the work
done by Wallfsch. The fine showing
made by these two Olympic Club ath-
letes, however. was not enough to
overcome the conqusring spirit OF the
Webster Club
T. b. Smith, one of the best distance
runners of the Olympic Club, preferred
to run in the San Francisco Boys Ath-
Ietic Club meet in Golden Gate Park
yesterday rather than support the
winged 20" at Alameda.
Kelley and Black OF the Webster
Athletic Club also made good show
ings. Kelley ran the mile in three
hfths of a second over five minutes.
very fast time considering the strong
wind that prevailed and the slowness
OF the track. Black won the dfty-
yard dash in six seconds and took sec
ond In the 220-yard dash. The sum
mary follows:
50-yard dash-Black CIV. A. c., nrst;
Bettolt CIV. A. CO. second; Wallhsch
and Padilla tie for third Time, fiat.
Bettoli CIV. A. CO, second; Vanacks
fourth Time. 10 Us seconds.
Block CIV. A c., second; BettoH CIV.
fourth Time, % 40 seconds.
Kelley CIV: A. CO, second; Wilson CIV.
A c.. third; Padilla 20. c., fourth.
Time. "a LIS seconds.
SS0-yard dash-Glarner 90. c., hrst:
Sullivan CIV. A. CO. second; Little CIV.
a: Co. third: Norman 60. c.. fourth.
Time. 500 3-5-
Mile run-KelIey CIV. A c.. first;
Garcia 90. c., second; BOeddicker 60.
c., third; Meagher CIV. A c.. fourth.
Time. SO 80.
High jgmp-5.. wiInsen CIV. a, g.
dilla CO. c., third; Wallhsch 90. c..
fourth. Height. 5 feet 81 inches.
Broad jump. Wilson CIV. A. c..
first; Wallfsch 60. c., second: Bettoll
CIV. A c.. third: Glarner 20. c.,
fourth. Distance. 10 feet inches
Twelve pound shot put-W allflsch 90.
c.. first j. Wilson CIV. A. CO, sec0nd,
Vanacker CIV. - c., third; Flanagan
CIV. A. CO.. fourth. Distance 40 feet
inches.
TweIve-pound hammer throw=waa-
fisch 90. Co. first; Meagher CIV. A. ca
second; j. WilliSOn CIV. A Co. thi
Glarner co. CO, fourth Distance.
feet "A inches.
Ofhcials-Starter. Macaulay, referee.
Walter Christie; judges of finish. T. l.
Fitzpatrick, r. S Weaver; timers. Nc
Fariand and ID. NJ. Lees; field judge.
Douglas Irskine.