The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
CLASSES COMPETE
ON CALIFORNIA
FIELD
Seniors Win With a Points,
While SOphOm0res Are
Second With 28

BERKELEY, March 20.--In the in
terclass track and field meet the ath-
letes kof the University of California
this afternoon the seniors won with a
score of A points. The sophomores
We're second with % points. the fresh
men third with "a points and the
juniors fourth with 81 points.
A cold track made records impos-
sible. although several events proved
particularly interesting to the 300
shivering spectators. In the 22O low
hurdles Edwards came within 20 of
second of tying the California Stan
ford record, rs 2-5, held by Horton
ming today, but he received a bad fall
on the last hurdle.
The two mile run was won by Mar
tin, freshman, and was one of the
hardest fought events of the day His
time was 1914 The California Stan
ford record is 1910 3-5 An exciting
event was the half mile run, won by
e. Smith against 80 other contestants.
The pole vault was unfinished when
It began to rain. Evans, Grimstead,
y. Brown, G. Brown, Sheridan and Bull
McGee will fight it out Monday. sum
mary:
Mile run-Won by Smith II. Erskine
'09 second. Boydston II third. Time.
100 yard dash. triaIs-First heat, AL
len and Crossfield qualified; second heat,
Johns and Woolsey qualified; third heat,
Paul and Kant qualified.
120 yard high hurdles, trials-First
heat, Donald and Edwards qualified;
second heat, III. Johns and Cowles quail
fed.
100 yard dash fnals-won by w.
Johns '09, Allen IL second, Crossfield
90 third. Time, 10 3-5 seconds.
120 yard high hurdles, finals-Won by
Cowles 90, Johns 10 second, Donald II
40 yard dash. : trials-First heat,
Calkins, Dozier. Keough and Chase
qualified; second heat, Cheney, Beckett.
Harlowe and Butler qualified; extra
heat for freshmen, Newsom, Frees and
Wray qualified.
Two mile run-Won by Martin, '12
goldman, '09, second; Gaines, '09, third
220 yard low hurdles, trials-First
heat, Edwards and Wallace qualified
second heat, II. Johns and Grubb quail
fed.
22o yard dash, trials, seven heats
Donald. Allen, w. Johns and Kretsinger
qualified.
.22o yard low hurdles. finals-won by
collegiate record. ptG, rs 5'2e rs. 'D's
220 yard dash, finals-Won by Johns,
third: Time, rs 2-5
Half mile run-Won by E. Smith. '09;
Kelly, II, second; Saxon, '12, third.
Time, 2:04 1-5.
440 yard finals-Won by Cheney. '09;
Dozier, O9. second; Beckett, '09, third.
Time. so 2-5.
Mile relay, run Thursday-Wo by
seniors; sophomores second, freshmen
third.
Hammer throw-won by Mum, II:
Gabbert. 'f2, second; Sturtevant, IL,
third. Distance. 139 feet inches.
High jump-Won by Bull 10; Stout
'0e and Taylor II tied for second.
Distance, feet il inches.
Shotput-Won by Dignan 10; Mum
II, second; Harold II, third. Dis
tance, SO feet z inches.
Broad jumpLWon by Kretsinger II;
Rathbone IL, second; Chapman IL,
third Distance, 81 feet inches.
Pole yault-Unfinished.
Ofhcials-Professor Putnam, referee;
Q. f. Snedigar f05, starter; Paul X.
Yost 0S, clerk Of course; II. Cheek,
Professor ONeill Grant de Remer '07.
Warren McKibben '09, DR.. w. c. Nor
gan, Judges of the finish; Colonel Ed
wards, w. M. Christie, Frank Boek.
timers; r. Balzari '0S. NJ. Cooley '02, T.
Glazier 'o9, Roy Woolsey '02. Charming
Hall 90. measurers: Chaffee Hall 10.
NJ. Dowd II. C. Eldredge II, I. d.
Wheeler 90, c. Whitney IL, inspectors;
Sam Hume '0S, announcer.