The San Francisco call., 1908-09-21
High School Athletes
to Clash Saturday

High school athletes of San Francisco
and surrounding cities will have an op-
portunity to show their ability on the
cinder path and field when they COM
pete in the Bay Counties athletic league
meet on the University of CALIFORNIA; s
oval Saturday afternoon. The attend
ance bids fair to eclipse that or pre-
yfous events, as a large number or atm
letes have entered and the competition
will be keen.
OF the San Francisco schools which
will compete, Lowel's, Wilmerding's s
and CogswelPs chances are brightest.
as these institutions have track teams
which appear to be stronger than those
of Mission, Polytechnic and CONNER
cial. There is great rivalry between
Lowell and Cogswell and a hard strug-
gle between the two is expected.
Berkeley and Oakland will be well
represented by the teams of their high
schools and Oakland polytechnic. Their
athletes have been training faithfully
and Alameda county expects TO carry
off the honors.
Gregory Padilla, chairman of the day.
has announced the following list OF en-
30 yards. first heat-campbell. B. a. s.;
Howe. G. P. c.; Denman, G. H. s.; Harris,
second heat-Holns. c. P G.. segal. o. H. s.;
Allen B. r. s.; Poore' o. p g.
A. Hl'd f. s.. nfamsea adams. 8. P. H s.; Smith. O s.
100 yards. first heat-Caldwell, @. P. G.;
Denman; c; h. s.; Gohn; 1, Il. s.; Wyckof,
B. II. S.; Morgans, o. ii. S.
L. n s; R. Hollis, G. P. c.; wirts, o. P.
a: s.; segal. O.. II. 9.
go yards, first heat-Macauiey, A. H. s.;
nsIss second b. beat-oaldWeii. % G. P. " c.; c. wirts O.
P. H. s.; wyckoff. 3. H s.; Agezelow. L. b. s.
Third heat.Meyer, l. II. So Graf, A. Il. S;
Fourth heat@scott, B. Il. s.; cohn, L. Il. S.;
Crozier, c. s. N. A.
40 yards--Meyer, L. Il: s.; Burke G. P. G.;
Meyer. A. Il. s.; Poore. o. P. q. s.; Ageze-
low. l. H. s.; Dewi1g. B. =. s; stsinberger
Q. Il s; shattucf, o. P. Il. s.; stratton.
o. Il. g.; Harowe, 3. a. s.
$50 yards-NewsomIn, O. H s.; Sargent. O.
Nelson, o. P. 81. s.; Smith, B. II. s.; Han
ford, B: q; 81 Logan. G. b. s.; stsinbergsr. Be
Appel c. P. q: olues. &. 2. O.; Fuller,
N. q. s.; Meeker, @. s. NJ. A.; Beutler. G.
12o yard hurdles first heat-Maclise, O. H. g.;
Hendricks, O. P. c.; Lame, 1. H. s.
Second heat-Moody. @. P. c.; Tobin, L 81.
s.: Calderwood, o. II. s.
H S.; Thorpe, A b: s.; Mcosrty. o, P. H. s.;
s20fa e. Il g. huns s. n h'1i9F f. s hasf St.
Price, G. P G.; Meeker, G. S. NJ. A.; Beutler,
g. $. NJ a; Logan G. P, G.; Geranecher. 1s
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22O yard hurdles. trials-Moody, G. P. c.;
Tobin L. a. s.; Maclise. 0. h. s.; Calder
Two miies-Granecher, G. h. g.; wakeman.
I. H. s.; Horton, e.; P; G.; Lunt NJ: H. S.;
Munro, B. II. g.; McCarty, 0. p. H. s.; Hart
well, o. H. s.; Somers, L. III. s.: MacMurray
G. d. G.; Levy. M. II. s.; Rathbone, b. H. s.. !;
Boilot, o H. s.; Darch, B. II. s.; Sargent,
Shot be p put.-Macauley, M. H. s.: Holt1, O.
81. s.; Dickey, @. S. N. A.; Smith. G. s. NJ.
A.; Caldwell, c. P. c.; O. Hollis, @. P. c.;
Laine L. H. s.; Meyer, L Fl. s.; Harold
B. H. s.; Brown, B. n. S.: Smith, B. H. s.. !;
Poore, o ?. n. s.: Wilson, o. P. 81. S.;
Graf A. 81. s.
High jump-Baumbangh. W. 8. l, A.; Lame,
L. H S. Hendricks, G. P. c.; Moody, c. P. c.;
Ostrander, B. II. s.; Adams, o. P. Fl. S.;
Stratton, o. Fl. s.; Maclise. o. II. s.; Harris.
Broad jump-Lunt, NJ H. s.; Baumbaugh,
w s. l. A.; Denman, c. 81. s.; r. Hollis
c. p. c.; Snead. L. H. g.; Allen, b. H. s.;
Harold b. H. s.: Macauley, A. II. s.. Wirts
o. p H. s.; Smith, o. P. Il. s.; Stratton, o.
P. H. s.; Harris, o. P. h. g.
Hammer throw-Wakeman, L. H. s.; Klein
o. P. c.: Holtz. G. s. NJ. A.; Smith, c. 8.
n. A.; Harold; B; a. S.; Wilson. o. P. h. s.;
Pole -Baumbaugh. W. S. I. A.: Cowan,
G. 8. II. A: Klein, G. p. c.; Hendricks O.
P. c.: Wakeman. L. Fl. g.: Coffee. o. p. H. S.. !;
Smith. o. Fl. s.; Bangs. o. H. 8.
Relay race-Teams entered by o. II. s.:
B. II. s.. L. II. s., G. P. C.