The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-21
CATHOLIC SCHOOL
BOYS READY FOR
BIG MEET
Large List of Entries for Events
at ST. Mary'S Stadium
Saturday Afternoon
By WILL SCARLET

is certain to be hailed with delight IN
an league circles. The boys OF the pa
rochial schools on both sides Of the
bay. who VIII assemble in ST. Mary's
stadium tomorrow afternoon now have
another incentive 10 exert themselves
in the scheduled events. The st. Marys
cup is splendid trophy, worthy OF
the Institution from which 1t comes and
the organization TO which ii is offered.
The St Mary's cup and the Mulcrevy
trophy win be contested for at Satur
DAYS meet and both cups VIII be award
ed on a point basis and not for any
particular event.
RELAY AN ATT'RA CTION
The rs pound relay ought to prove
one OF the big attractions OF the meet.
Aside from The fact that the keneher
& Browne trophy is cup that is well
schools entered for this event are en-
gagged in q friendly but strenuous ri
Ralry which is likely 10 result in a race
as exciting and sensational as was ever
run on a local track
81. Joseph's school in this city is one
Of the schools that is making efforts to
annex the kelleheT & Browne cup. The
J0sephfteS have made a speciality of
relay work. and their younger athletes
are good naturedly bewailing the fact
that there ire no special prizes offered
Tor the team winning the 50 and IS
pound relays. But with cups or with
out them. the Tenth street sprinters
intend 10 come out on top
The program promises four relay races.
one for each class OF athletes based on
weight. 50 that both racers and rooters
IRE sure to be grauhed with foar eX-
citing contests.
PRIZES TO BE WON
Aside from the st. Mary's cup. the Null
crevy cup and the KelleheT & Browne
IL
stadium viii have the opportunity of
anneXing the coveted bars offered 10 in
dividual spfinters securing first and
second places. Even should, school
fail TO secure one of the major tro-
phies IL can console itself by taking
four or five OF the bars. The bars are
more than mere consolation prize,
however. nd worth while striving for
on their own account. No bars viii be
given 10 the school taking second or
third place in any of the relay races,
but each Of the four runners securing
first place viii receive one of these
decorations.
Before the adjournment of the board
OF directors meeting last Sunday at
the Oakland college the delegates
went the round OF the stadium and de-
termined what roofing sections would
be accorded 20 the various schools The
seating capacity Of the bleachers at
81 Marv,s is sufficiently ample to ac-
commodate not only the participants IN
the events. but several hundred school
TnOIcrS ana as many OF the OlQeI ptO-
pie who are sure TO be on hand 10 wit
ness the events. Although the attend
snce Of the grownups at the meet Is
not expected to equal that OF the in
door meet Of March II, which took
place in the evening. there is reason TO
believe that the number of adults who
viii make the happy pilgrimage 70 81.
Marys viii be large enough TO keep
the bleachers comfortably filed. In
case Of emergency preparations have
been made TO seat the athletes in the
center OF the stadium and thereby al
ford more seating room in the bleach
ers TO the spectators.
SECURES SECOND BAND
The famous boys band from ST. Vim
cents can not be in attendance tomor-
row afternoon, owing TO the fact that
Bishop O'COnnell viii be given a re-
ceDtiOn on that day by tho boys OF the
Marin institution. Accordingly. the
president Of the league has secured the
services or the second band OF the Co
zion which has always maintained the
most friendly relations with the Cath
Ollie schools athletic league. The Co
lumbia park boys VIII march az the
events OF the meet viii begin.
The order OF parade Of competing
schools viii be as follows: St Pat
rick-s school of San Francisco Sacred
Heart college. St. Joseph's institute OF
West Oakland. ST. Joseph.s Of san
Francisco: st. Charles Of San Francis
co. 81. Anthony's Of East Oakland; St
James Of san r3nciscO. st. Francis de
sales Of Oakland. 81 Joseph's academy
II Berkeley. St BTigid's OF San Fran =
cisco. ST Peters OF san Francisco: St
Francis Real school Of San Francisco;
ST. Mary's of Oakland: Sacred Heart
school OF Oakland; Sacred Heart school
~ san Francisco
ENTRIES FOR MEET
The entries Tor the meet are fol-
so --.-s -,-- ,,,lsr,ftad-J FIa-netf N Q,,rran
and p Con ,sll- ST. Peters: A. : PAMELA Sacred
Heart school. Oakland; A. HOenisch. 81. Fran
parrick's San FrsBcfsco. J. AIcNsllF. 81. 10
sephs INSTITUTE. West Oakland; r. Hogarty, NJ
oakland. I. Bceddeker. St JOseph's, san Fran
cisco. u. Coleman and C. Myhan. St James
San Francisco; l. TyhHrst, H Kraft and }.
Val. 81 Joseph's academy. Berkeley: F.. Fftz-
gerald I. Mc(SoSn and J. Lucy, Sacred Heart
college San Francisco.
40 yard run. li5 pound clsss-E. McEroy,
81 Rrgfd's. san Francisco. J. Duffy. D. Prenue-
Vile and F. Barron ST. Anthony's. East Oak
land. c. Hoenisch and o. Dempsey. st. Francis
oakland: George Heminger. h Jones and E.
Grosh. ST. James academy. Berkeley: J. Sulli-
van. H. Mccullough and r. Turner. ST Peters
San Francisco; r. Bennett. p. o'Dowd and W
Croweil. Sacred Heart college. San francisco;
j. Syron- r Meyers and p Lynch St James
Sau Francisco; NJ. Costello. J. McGoven and
". Carey, 81 JosePh's. San Francisco.
IT, Thompson. St JosePh's. West Oakland; W.
Dunn and W Mcfarland, st. Brigid's. san
Heart school. Oakland; J, Lampine and P. Kor-
Ter ST. Francis school. Oakland; G Grant. r.
Stobena and A. Burgin, St James academy.
Berkeley; L. Pawleson and T. Burns. Sacred
Heart school, San Francisco: J. Coghland. J.
Trsynor and J. Barry, St Peters school. San
Francisco: c. Kleber, W Stuart and Z. Toner.
sacred Heart college. San Francisco; J. Noonan
aud J. Hurley, 81. Charles academy, San Fran
cisco: J. Linehan II. Smith and NJ. Fitzpatrick
ST. James. San Francisco; F. Kennedy. J.
Campbell and 7. Bresnshan. ST. Joseph's. San
Francisco; J. MOriarity, {. Matan and W
Weindorf st. Patrick's. san Francisco.
20 yard run. % pound clsss-J Gorevan
W Mahoney. J. Cansvsn, St. Brigid's school
San Francisco: G. Hart @. Reeves Ed Mccoy
ern ST. Charles academy; J. Schiefer p SuiIi-
van A. Lucy, Sacred Heart college, San Fran
cisco: r. Fenel0n. J. Nolan, St Josephs insti-
tute. y. Thornton Sacred Heart parochial
school. J. Brawiey. J. Loughlin, G. Young Sa-
cred Heart school. Oakland; J. Kane, F. Tray
nor 7. O'ConneIl. St. Peters San Francisco:
r. CuiligsB +. McKenns. A Van Wenmer st
Josephs. San Francisco: J. Carberry. W. Mlze
B. kennedy. ST. James school, San Francisco:
r Harding ST. ADtbony's school, East Oak
land. G.. Carson, @. Williams. ST. Francis de
Sales Oakland: ". Bstserman. r. Frick l.
Green 81. Joseph's acsdemy Berkeley.
100 yard DASH. Morse. r. PaQuetti. W
Carey ST. Peters. San Francisco: T.
Schiro ST. Brigid's San Francisco: 7
Cain ST. Francis de Sales. oakland: r.
Martin 81. Joseph's institute West Oak
land; ]. Griffin. @. Csrolan. II. Ganey. St
Josephs. San Francisco; W Rawlings II. Flood.
q Simpson. st. JOsephs academy. Berkeley.