The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-12
RIGID RULES WILL
GOVERN CONTEST
"S0OnerS" at the Stanford Yer.
suS California Meet viii Be
Severely Penalized
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Coll


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April IL
There are TO be few changes in the
rules governing the intercollegiate
track meet, which is to be held on the
Stanford oval next Saturday, but the
old regulations are to be more rigidly
enforced than ever before All at
temptS to beat the gun in the sprints
are to be severely punished. A pen
atty of one yard will be imposed for
| each of the first two breaks, while the
| third will disqualify. Two false starts
will disqualify in the hurdles, and the
knocking down of three hurdles will
| bring the same penalty.
Besides making these changes in the
/ rules, Captain Scott of the Stanford
| team and Captain Johns of the Cali
| fornians at their meeting decided on
| the entries for each of the events,
and by choosing alternately attempted
/ TO place their men as advanta geousIy
/ as possible in the shorter races. The
| entries in the races will be as follows:
Mile run: Stanford-W S. Porter IL. A S
! 10, A. Johnston 10, c. j. Peterson 10. Cali
fornia-BOydson. L. II. Saxon. Mcpherson.
Smith, Davidson, Wilson
100 yard dash first heat: Stanford-H. r.
\ Stolz 10 $ Brown, Is, III. L. Reed 10 Cali
foruia-Kant, Villas. RathbOne. second heat:
Stanford-T. l.. Coleman r. H. Smitherum II.
Crossded Rodda The first three men in each
100 yard hurdles, first heat: stanford-w. d.
Peaslee 10. r. v. Ruddick Is. California
| ford-E. F. Kern 10. C. C. Whitney 10 Call
| fornia-Cowles, Donald, Mimi First three men
44O yard DASH Stanford-w. NJ wyman II.
r. B. Carter ~ II. X: Stolz 10. C.. c. Taylor
/ Butler, Calkins. II. $. Johns, Chase. Levy. Har-
/ lowe.
Two mile run: Stanford-W. E. Newman IL
e. C. TempletoD 10, E Shelton 10 j. T.
Thompson II E. V. Rosenkranz 10. G. E.
/ Perry. California-S. Brown Claybaugh, Gold
/ man. Newell. SprOule. Norton.
22O yard hurdles, frst heat. Stanford-S II.
10. Calitornia-Edwards. Wallace. HaTens.
/ Second heat; Stsnford-E. " Ruddick, E. F.
Kern. C. C.. Whitney California-Grubb, Red
eco yard dash first heat: Stanford-H. smith
erqm II. H. p Reed 10, r. Andrews 10;
| heat: Stanford-T. L. Coleman r. H. r. Stolz
10. R. w Wilcox Is. California Claudius.
$50 yard run stanford-A Johnston 10. j.
B. teaman w. r. r. Ferguson g p VS., W. s. P9r
California-Kelley. Dozier. Dowd, Saxon, Smith.
Relay-Any man on list is eligible to run.
| The entries in the other events are:
Hammer throw: STANFORD E. Wooney Il.
Youker 10. California-Scott. Ready, Gabbert,
Hish, jump; StanfordPG. L, HORNE Is W.
Eyers, Taylor, HUI, Bull, Wolfe. Wing.
| California Dignan, Harold Hale. Scott.
Broad jump: StanfOrd-S. H.; Bellah 10, I.
H. Morrison IS. II. r. Stolz 10. California
Chapman Kretsinger. Allen. Villas Harold.
Pole vault: Stanford-L. Scott 10. 5. Fl. Bel
lah 10. V. Stevens Is, ]. A: Miller 13: A. NJ
ter Bull, Brown, vail. Niece. Maddox, Hin.
As a result of the series of tourna-
ments played during the last month,
| Gilbert L. Shaul 10 of San Diego,
Harold S. Morgan II of San Diego.
Horace Mann 10 of San Carlos and
| Robert L. Murray 10 of PalO Alto
were chosen this afternoon to uphold
/ the cardinal in the intercollegiate ten
mis- match with California, which is to
/ be held on the Stanford courts next
/ Saturday morning. Because of their
/ superior team work. Murray and ShaUl
/ are to compose the doubles team and
Mann and Morgan are to play in the
| singles matches.
| Miss Florence E. Allen of Los An
geles was successful in the women's
/ tournament for the championship
| trophy. This places Miss Allen first
on the women's intercollegiate tennis
team and Miss Agnes c. YOch of Santa
Ana, by winning the second try out, is
placed second on the team The
wcmen's team is to meet the Berkeley
team on the local courts Saturday
morning.
BY defeating H Mann 10 and ]. A.
Macready, II in the semifinals OF the
championship doubles handbau tourna-
ment. j. H Virgins '09 and c. w
Waugh II have qualified for the finals,
which will be played with j. J. Craig
II and c. E. Johnston ~ tomorrow
afternoon. The semifinals were very
close. resulting in score of 21-19
and 21-17.