The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
( eJhe Calls Department of eAmateme e4fElecs SxaD
By
High School Athletics
BY Herbert Hauser

At meeting of the Sacred Heart college ath-
letic association X. E. Seully. 90. was elected
president, secretary and treasurer there Wa a
hard fight between F. Sheehy, ]. v. Mcneever.
D. Doran. Joseph Callahan. ]. " McKeever.
Ihe sophomores were the strongest class pres
ent and all the offices were filed by them.
The college has Joined the Pacific athletic
association and Is showing great enthusiasm
in all branches Of sport Brother Gregory is
having a difficult time In picking out his first
team OF ball tossers- The aspirants for the
in the court. Six teams are trying out
under the leadership of President SculIy. J. X.
Sacred Heart teams pracfice erery FRIDAY night sh
al the Columbia park boys club gymnasium. He
believes that he will turn out squad that
ship.
Cornelius ConpelIy. the we'll known Dipsea
runner, has volunteered his services for the
track team. He has good material in Ed
French. Frank Meagher. R. Curtiss r. Slat-
terry. #. Latulipe and F. Sheehy. The boys
practice at the stadium every Sunday morning
Gguiere. who is playing center on the Hitch
cock military academy team, played that posi-
the experts the center for the all academic
team. He is a big, ehrysanthemum haired
youth, weighing more than 200 pounds. but in
spite of his bulk he gets around the Geld like a
stripping. is In every play and rarely misses a
Hopkins who plays right half on the Hitch
cock team. broke his right wrist in the begin
ming Of the second half OF the Oakland game.
DuI pluck1iy nnlSned Ine game Bates, VINO Is
playing left half. was on the Alameda high
team last year. He is making good showing.
being very fast around the ends Latin also is
putting up classy game
Chairman c. n. Cunningham of the Academic
league field day committee has announced the
following officials for the Academic athletic
league field day on Saturday: Referee, Herbert
Cheek; <starter, r. R. Cowles; timers. Col
Fred Koch A. f. Roth. o. F. snediear @i and R.
\. Fitch; judges of finish. A s. Cr0ssfeld. #.
f. cSamara. H. NJ Leggett. II. R. Gaines,
K. D. Huntington. Russell p. Baker and ". r.
Gaines; field judges. Claiming Hall, V. r.
Stout. t. E. Glazier. a. j. Evers. f. c. Bull
and w. D. Kant; measurers, c. W Brown, "a.
II. Dignan. a. W. Brown, L. F. Hobart and
Q. II. Boydston: inspectors. r. L. Mikel. w A.
Grubb: scorer s. A. Tibbetts: CLERK Of course.
Lin Dozier: assistant clerk of course. ]. Marion
Read; clerk of field. Paul h. YOst; announcer,
&. 5. Rathbone.
Managers of the Cogswen polytechnic college
basketball team have been negotiating with the
managers Of the Siaplamat Indians athletic club
in regard to the rental Of the latter's hall for
practice
feated the men of the registered mail depart
ment at baseball in the park Saturday morning.
the excellent pitching of Cavanagh for the vic
tors. Score: Railway Nah II Registered 6.
San Mateo high schools track team will com
in October. San Mateo will have the advantage
over the San Francisco boys, it has more
suitable quarters for training. Knox and SkilIir
VIII represent the Commercials in sprinting and
hurdling.
OAKLAND. Sept. 27.-The football teams
Of the Century club and Fremont high school
played a 90 game at Fruitvale yesterday.
Though the Century team outweighed the high
school boys the game was interesting and re-
plete with spectacular passes and runs
For Fremont. Buckholz and Burns played
great offensive ball. while Haskins probably
played the best defensive game. Strom was
Centurys star. gaining from 10 to 10 yards
by his smashes over tackle. while his defensive
game excellent Moir played his usually
cool game at quarter. Though this was the