The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
New Worlds Record
Established in the
Pole Vault
Lee Brothers Prove to
Be Sensational Dis
tance Men.
Runners Representing
Lick School Win
Relay Race.

Athletes representing the principal high
schools IL California, from Ukiah on the
north 10 Los Angeles on the south. COM
peted on track and fsld at Stanford Uni
rersity yesterday 81 history making
meet
i was the first field day OF the Stanford
Iuterscholastic Athletic Association an
Organization which purposes 20 bring to
getner each year the high school athletes
OF the State in sportsInsuLike competition
The meet yesterday was promoted under
the most discOuragiEg conditions Of
weather. The track was heavy. upsetting
the form Of many competitors
Up IN the stands q throas Of the fair
acherents Of the schools braved the ele-
ments, not caring apparently whether rain
Or sunshine Was to b their lot Happily
the afternoon cleared of into one OF the
finest of spring days. and the scsnsily-clad
athletes romped about without the slight
est discomfort
The meet brought ort number OF he
roes- headed by Arthur Mum Of Oakland
aI2G lnciuo1ng the Lees OF Los Angeles
Braouer Jr- and K F.. and Harold Maun-
oreI Of Lowell School. in this city.
MINI TAKES THREE EVENTS.
Hunn was the only competitor to win
more than cne event out OF the thirteen
caroed- lie cleared eleven feet two and
three-fourths Inches IN the pole vault,
estaDlishing z new worlds record for
nlgh school boys. He rounded out his
days work b. winning the high lump
and the pole vault He won the Eneina
cup for the best individual performance
ne scored eighteen Of the twenty-one
points which gave Oakland High School
lne Stanford University Perpetual Cup
and the Sigma Sigma Cup. The Ia tier
has 10 be won three times.
HsrTard school OF Los Angeles sent q
team OF seven men under the direction
Of Kinter Hamilton, teacher Of Latin in
tne school lie was a star runner at
feIlIlsy isanla and also at Michigan His
proteSeS displayed the neatest STYLE of
running seen at the meet
X Z. Lee WIS The first of the Harvard
MINERS 70 distinguish himself He low
cred the colors Of Harold MaundrelI. who
has been considered invincibie among
hlgn school distance men. in the mile
race Aaundreil pursued his usual tao
ocs and tried TO run his field on its legs
Lee, who has a most graceful STYLE was
the only one who refused 10 be shaken
lie stayed about five yards behind until
the pair were Strengthened out on the Ia ST
Zap on the back stretch Here he cbal-
lenged gauneiy and finally passed Maun
dreil on the bend for home Both run
ners were straining every nerve and hn-
ishe1 in this order, neither being . bic +o
gain an inch
FAST TIME IN NILE RACE.
The first half mile was run in PIP and
The mile In 4-5s- This is one-ffth OF a
second outside the record held by Naun-
oreIl- The track was fully one second
slow for each quarter mile
bradner Lee Jr., as finely turned 2 speci-
men Of an athlete as his brother. beat
Mauncren in the hsIf-nIle Maundrell
started IN the second row Of runners and
found IL difficult TO thread his way out
OF the maze Of legs about him. He ran
a most determined race, but fell short
little at the end.
me total number Of points made by the
various schools follows: Lick 6. Lowell
l0h, Alameda 2, Oakland 2J TIarvsrd 10