The San Francisco call., 1909-05-23
STANFORD'S STARS
MAKE GOOD ON
CINDER PATH
Miller Shows He Is Master Over
Olympic Clubs Idol al
Half Mile
By HERBERT HAUSER

stanford university's little squad OF
stars demonstrated their ability 10
make good in their meet with the
Olympic club yesterday afternoon on
the University OF California oval, al
though had points been counted the
winged O athletes would have been
winners. The cardinal runners. how
ever. were always there with the
goods. The day was ideal for a track
meet and the track was fast.
John o. Miller was ethe star of the
meet breaking his own coast record
and the intercollegiate as well by one
minute. He simply ran Glarner off his
feet from start TO finish. and the Olym-
pic clubs idol is now shattered Glar-
uer said before the race that he was
ir de best OF condition and that he
would prove that my prediction that
Miller would defeat him was false but
he race demonstrated the fact that
was correct Miller is Glarner's master
AZ the half mile as was clearly shown
yesterday. and if the stanford runner
can keep in shape for the conference
meet at Chicago ] am sure he viii scalp
the easterners.
Big Ralph Rose was there with both
honors i'm these events. Crawford had
hard work keeping in the ring during
The hammer throw. and one of his
throws was more than $50 feet. but un-
fortunately ne stepped out of the ring
and was disqualified Both he and
Horton viii do better al Chicago with
more training.
Billy Garvin and Herbert Cheek both
IAN well. the former being better than
ever before and had he been harder
pressed might have broken Connolly's
coast record. Worthington was far
from being at his best and could read
ily see by the time he had gone the
first three laps that he was in distress
He had run d hard race against time
"Wednesday. doing the two miles in 10
1at which no doubt affected his run
ming yesterday. Cheek ran in his usual
good form. making comparatively fast
time without being pressed. Walter
Knox demonstrated that he was one Of
the best sprinters running here at pres
ent and had he been pressed at ali could
easily have covered the century in even
time.
Read easily had control of the fur
long event. and notwithstanding the
injury TO his lee. which happened early
in the season. viii no doubt render a
good account OF himself in the coming
meets.
Ra-mau had the quarter TO himself.
neither Glarner nor Miller competing.
while Scott showed rare class in the
pole vault and could easily have gone
over l22 feet had Dad" Moulton al
lowed him TO try
stanford did not compete in either
the broad OF nigh jumps Dad" was
weu satisfied with the showing the
team made.
The meet was poorly attended. no
doubt due 10 the many counter attrae-
tions fu the amateur athletic world.
Following are the results:
100 yard dssh-won by Knox. o: second.
Peters. :. C. c.; third. Gebhsndt, o. Time,
10 is seconds.
2ao yard dash-Wou by Read. $. second,
Peters. = C. C.; third. Gebhauit. o. Time.
- 10 seconds
$50 yard dash-Won 10y Wyman.i $; second.
Moss O. Time 81 Is seconds.
$50 yard rn-Won boy Miller. ); second,
Giarler .. Time. l:57 10.
Two mile un-Won by Garvn. o.: second,
Worthiugton. s Time 9.56
I-o yard hnrdIes-Won by Check. o.; second.
Aierrs- $; third. Resms, 5. e g. Time l6
seconds
22o yard huriles-Won by Cheek. O.; sec
oad. Morris. $. Time % seconds.
one mile run7won by McGregor S: second,
Gsrvn. %. Time 4:s5 %
Hammer throw-won by Rose. O.. I47 feet
inches; second Crawford $, lsT feet 8
inches.
Shot put-won by Rose. O.. - feet 81.
inches: second, Crawford. : 4S feet II inches.
third Knox. %. 81 feei lol2 inches
Pole vsuit-won hy Scott $; Second Knox
o. Height. u feet Az inches.
Broad jump-Won by Knox. O.; second. Baum
bsugh. o. Distance. = feet 10 inches.
High Jhmp-Won By Bsumbaugh o.. second
Snodigar, %. Height feet inches.