The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-03
DECIDE ON DATE
FOR OUTDOOR
MEET
81 Wary'S Stadium Selected
as the Place and May p
as the Time
BY VIII SoarIet

The sumner outdoor meet OF the
-1caI psrochizI schools viii be held in
-1e stadium OF s.. Mary's college sat
--6ay. May -. The board OF directors
rc the Catholic schools athletic league
sscs6eS the date and place at an en-
r1zxisstic meeting at Sacred Heart
::fege yesterday afternoon. IN gen
-5tsE the same rules enforced at the in
-a165 meet OF March II viii govern this
= 5uth's athletic carnival
Track events have taken firm hold
= the Catholic Institutions on both
E.5es q the bay. and the number Of
tl1rsstants who viii qualify for the
= sSt via greatly exceed the list OF
e--Eies for the March meeting This
z-sS1s that more than 1000 school
6ai.5ren VII participate in the athletic
exercises ii St Mary's stadium
-s-5-her Gregory, the far seeing presi-
darE OF the league. has adopted meas
r-es 70 insure the comfort and con
vsu;suce OF the athletes and their le-
Sons Of friends and supporters
The board OF directors made a ruling
70 the eject that entry lists for the
r-eet OF Nay - must be in the hands
~. t5e league secretary not later than
A.
s1daor meet Of March was disregarded
sy al least one school. with the result
E-sti representatives Of the Institution
we're debsrred from the privileges OF
re track The officers OF the league
zre determined 70 enforce the ruling
his month with even greater rigor-
50 chst Il behooves every school 70 I'll
out Che entry blanks promptly. The
blanks VII be sent 70 all the schools
his week and are 10 be returned 70
Brother Y cyril 72S Fell street,
County Clerk Harry L AGIcreevy. an
a-uucus OF Sacred Heart college and
8 pzrrol Of The Catholic schools sth-
ls-ic league has donated a valuable
anG artistic cup. which VIII be com
1ste5 tor Nay - keueher & Browne.
The donors OF one OF the perpetual
trophies q the indoor games, have
again come 70 the front with a hand
Se-e cup 10 90 10 the school winning
TIE zl5 pound relay race IN the CON-
.hE. meet A third cup has already
keen. formally accepted BY the board o
directors, and there IS Likelihood OF
more trophies being received IN the
next Few days
Z The league has secured the services
- i've experienced coaches 70 look
zfEer the preliminary training o. the
pzrochfzI school boys Joseph Nil. for
Eler-E OF Princeton and St Mays col
szge, VIII give instruction daily N the
Ss1- Francisco schools The Oakland
ard Berkeley Institutions viii be under
re direction OF Otto Rittler. formerly
z rector OF the Reliance club and now
81 charge OF the gymnasium and track
rork Al s. Nays college This meas
.Ere viii enable the schools taught BY
t1e ra-ious sisterhoods 20 enter the
ret on terms OF equality with the
schools taught BY the Christian broth
ers and the Brothers OF Mary
lively discussion took place at
yesterdays meeting concerning the ad
visibility OF organizing z % pound
csaEs Of athletes for the coming meet
The board eventually decided that the
Par though excellent IN itself. coCld
rot BE reduced 70 working basis IN
tine for Nay - The 20 pound class
VII accordingly not be formed until
plans are laid Tor the indoor games
next winter
The permanent constitution and by
avs Of the Catholic schools athletic
league VII be drawn Up IN two weeks
TIE following committee has the
z(air in charge Brother Alexander
= James school San Francisco;
3rother Josephus- St Peters school
san Francisco John P Dorzn- St
Mars college. Oakland. Brother
Taonzs. St Joseph-s school San Fran
CISCO Brother Cyril Sacred Heard col
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