The San Francisco call., 1909-04-04
HIGH SCHOOL LADS
TRIM, COLLEGE
TRACK MEN
Santa Clara Youngsters OufcIass
Athletes of Older Tnsfi-
tuition
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. April s.-santa
Cara high school was victorious over
Santa Clara college in track athletics
on the s. A \. campus this afternoon.
the former piling up "a points, while
the coilegians scored but As. The high
school lads upheld their reputation as
one OF the fastest high school aggre-
cations on the western cinder path.
The college boys put up a good show
ing, considering the fact that they
have only lately taken an interest In
this branch of sport and have been
training less than two weeks
Interest in track athletics bas been at
low ebb at the college for the last five
years, but it is the intention of the
athletic powers at the Jesuit institu-
ton to develop a track team this sea
son that Will rank with the best IN the
west
Todays meet proved that there Is
plenty of good material at hand, and
that by the time the collegians engage
in their first big contest, which will be
with the University of the Pacific in
the latter part of April, a collection Of
athletes will represent Santa Clara col
lege who will carry the crimson and
white to the front
The 220 yard dash was a spectacu-
lar event. 1t was anybody's race until
within a foot from the tape, when
Peters broke the string just in FROM OF
Coshina. who led Bronson by an inch.
The 90 yard dash was also a pretty
race Alexander, Peters and Zorb
fought every inch OF the ground and
finished in the above order. The fca-
lures OF the program were the work
of Peters and Reams for the college
Peters scored 16 of his teams points,
while Reams annexed 13.
Alexander, Wilcox and Coshina ex-
celled for the high school. The relay
was splendid contest from start to
finish. Peters, for the college, ard CO.
shina for the high school, left the tape
together for the last sprint, and it was
nip and tuck until the stretch was
reached, when Peters showed the re-
suit OF his little preparation and the
afternoons work by weakening at the
tape, Coshina getting across first.
The pole vault and low hurdles were
not pulled off on account of the clang-
ing of the supper bell. Summaries:
90 yard dash--won by Alexander. S. C. H.;
Time, SO seconds.
100 yard dash-won by Peters, s. c. c.; zorb.
5. g c., second; Coshina. $. C. H., third. Time.
10 3-5 seconds.
220 yard dash--Won by Peters, s. c. c.: Co.
shlna, :. c. H., second; Bronson, S. @. c., third.
Time. % seconds
440 yard dash-Won by Alexander, S. C. H;
Melty, :. G. H.. second; Askam, s. @. c., third
Time, 90 seconds.
$50 yard run--won by wilcox, s. @. a.; Hay.
2:14.
Mile run-Won by Wilcox. S. C. H. johnson.
5. = H.. second; Swall, S. G. c., third. Time,
100 yard high hurdles-Won by Jaruison. S. c.
H. Bacon, 5. c. H., second; Morgan, S. G. c.,
third. Time, Ia seconds.
Hammer throw-Won by Coshina. S. C. H.;
Books, 81 c. H.. second; Barry, s. c. O., third.
Distance, 40 feet 10 inches.
Shotput-Won by Rea1ns, s. G. c.; Alexander
y O. IL, second; Sexton, S. c. c., third. Dis
tance, 43 feet inches.
Broad jump-Won by Reams, S. C. c.: Peters
). Q. G, second; Morgan, s. c. c., third. Dis
High jump--Won by Kearney, S. C. c.; Reams
s G. O., second Johnson, s. G.. H. third
Height, feet inches
Reiay--Won by s. c. H.; Jamison. Bacon
Alexander Clayton. Draper, Wise, Welty and
Coshina Time. 3:44 2-5.
oficiais-Referee w. Dozier; judges at finish
3. Janete. Z. Sporr aud p. McHenry; inspector
6. Mayerle; field judges, ". Crawley and III
Lying; measurers, B. Papke. L. Qtero Homer Ii.
HENDERSON and Antonio n f.t,etfer