Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-11
MANY ENTRIES IN
AMATEUR EVENTS
P. A. A. TRACK, WRESTLING AND
MARATHON EVENTS FILLED
COLLEGE MEN FILE LISTS FOR
RUNNING CONTESTS
Program of Two Days, Including
Championships In Athletics and
Wrestling, VIII Be Held at
Ascot Park

ENTRIES IOr InS Z. a. a. "A SNSAtSi III
cluding the track and field meet, which
will be held at Ascot park Wednesday
afternoon, have been released and from
the large number of entries received
there will be an abundance of amateur
material from all parts of California
and Phoenix, Ariz. Among the schools
and colleges which will be represented
are Stanford University, U. S. c.. Santa
Clara college, Occidental college, st.
Vincent's college, Phoenix indian
school, Phoenix high school, Alameda
high school, Azusa Y. NJ. A. san
Diego high school, Los Angeles Poly
technic high school, Pasadena hlgh
school. Reliance Athletic club and the
Olympic Athletic club of San Francisco,
Los Angeles Athletic club, Broadway
Athletic club, Tucson Athletic club and
the Spanish-American Athletic CLUB.
Two solid gold, two silver, and two
bronze championship medals Will De
awarded to the first six men hnishlng
in the Marathon race Championship
medals in solid gold and silver go 10
the first and second man In each Wrest-
ling match.
In track and field events first place
winners receive a solid gold champion
ship medal; second place men the same
in silver, and the third place men IN
bronze. All winners receive the Elks
souvenir medal. Any contestant break
ing a worlds record will be awarded
a special trophy donated by the IL. D.
Whitley Jewelry company and the win
per of the Marathon, in addition TO MS
medals, will receive the Carl Enteln-
mann company's loving cup.
On Tuesday, July 13, at Ascot PARK
a hand concert will be held, which VIII
include famous bands from all parts
of the United States, also eXhloltlon
drills by gorgeously uniformed dTlii
corps, and Japanese daylight hreWorks;
Two late entries have been received
hv George w. Braden in Lelande scott,
in the pole and broad jump, and John
McGregor in the mile and tWo-mlle
event for Stanford university.
Following are the entries in all the
events:
Officials for 1s-mile Marathon
Referee. Charles Raltt; starter,
Charles Parsons; judges, Charles Ey-
ton. Harry Wycoff, Dean Cromwell ana
DR. Beach; timers, Ira B. Lathrop'
Wallace Robb, Ralph Noble and FRANK
Garbutt: head scorer, Chester Law
renee; marshal, Capt. John B. Frank
lin. .,,
Referee George w. Braden clerks,
Law Welton and Clifford Horn; timer,
I. B. Lothrop.
Track and Field Officials
Referee. Charles Raltt; starter,
Charles Parsons; clerk of course. KIM
ter Hamilton; track judges. w; a.
REYNOLDS, DIR. Beach and w. {. VII
son; field judges, Dean Cromwell
George Bush and Harry Wycon; TIM
ers- Wallace Robb, Frank Garbutt Ira
r. Lathrop and Ralph Noble marshal,
Cant. John b. Franklin; inspectors,
owen Bird and Pierce Thomas; scorers
Chester Lawrence and Wright Pugh;
announcer, Clayton Carus.
Flks' Athletic Committee
Franklin R. Pltner (chairman), Mot
lev H. Flint, Harold Moore and o. ii.
Schons.
Frank H. Garbutt, Capt. j. B.
Franklin, De Witt Van Court, W; r.
Henderson, George w. Braden, Al Ire
loar and Charles Eyton.
General manageable Witt Van
Court.
Field manager-George w, Braden.
Wrestling manager, Al Treloar
Amateur Records of the United States
12o-yard hurdles, Is 1-5 seconds,
Kraenzlein; 220-yard hurdles, 20 sec
onds. Kraenzleln; 100-yard dash, y 80
seconds, Dan j. Kelley; 22O-yard dasn'
21 1-5 seconds, Kelley and Weffers; 44O-
ward run, AZ seconds, NJ. w. Long; SS0-
ward run, l minute 50 2-5 seconds, C. H.
Kilpatrick: 1-mile run. minutes 10 80
/ seconds, T. P. Coneff; Emile run. 8
minutes q As seconds, Alex Grant;
5-mile run, % minutes 23 3-5 seconds,
E. c. Carter; 10-mile run, 81 minutes
3S 2-5 seconds. w. D. Day; 25-mile run
2 hours 20 minutes and % 80 seconds,
J. j. Caffery; running high jump, 6 feet
SIS inches. Sweeney; running broad
Jump, "a feet, IA inches, Prinzlein;
Pole vault, u feet 8 12 inches, w. P.
Gray; putting 16-pound shot, 40 feet
71-4 Inches, Ralph Rose; throwing 16-
pound hammer, 173 feet Z inches, Nc
Grath; discus throw, 1856 feet 10 inches,
NJ. ]. Sheridan; throwing Sc pounds. 80
feet s inches, j. j. Flanagan.
MONDAY, JULY 12-2 p. M.
Catch as Catch Can Wrestling
Featherweight, 115 lbs. and Under
c. w Breese, unattached, L. A. Cy-
rll Westmoreland, Y. M. c. A, L. A.
Lightweight, 1856 lbs. and Under
Jacob A. Kaplan. Y. NJ. C. A. George
Retzer. L. A. Athletic club; David
Harris, L. A. Athletic club j. B. Gard
ner, l., A. Athletic club; j. j. Huemer-
ich, unattached, L. A: Leo c. Connor,
Reliance Athletic club; j. p. Parker,
Olympic club; ]. Minchin, Tucson Ath-
letic club.
Welterwelght, 145 lbs. and Under
H. w. Kinks, L. A. Athletic club;
H. r. Maierer, L. A. Athletic club;
Herbert Duncan, Olympic club; Milton
Rapp; Olympic club.
Middeweight, 1853 lbs. and Under
George Isaacs, L. A. Athletic club;
w. Mckay, L. A. Athletic club; M. A.
Lynn, Tucson Athletic club; Milton
Rapp, Olympic club; Herbert Duncan,
Olympic club.
Light heavy, 158 to 1853 lbs
Andrew Farrell, l.. A. Athletic club;
Herbert Duncan, Olympic club; Otto
Wall Fisch, Olympic club.
Heavyweight, 16s lbs. and Over
Richard Allen, L. A. Athletic club;
Otto Wall Fisch, Olympic club.
WEDNESDAY,, JULY 14-2 P. M.
TRACK EVENTS
1OO-yard dash (No. 1)-Maurice Coop
err, unattached, L. A; Harry r. Groves,
unattached, Phoenix; j. u. Peters,
Santa Clara college; Arthur j. Carver,
unattached, L. A. p. c. Gehradt,
Olympic club; Walter Knox, Olympic
club; Ollie Snedigar, Olympic club.
8S0-yard run mo. 2)-Eugene F.
Smith, University of California; Will
lam Wyman, Stanford university; A.