The San Francisco call., 1910-03-01
PENSACOLA nine
BEATS CALIFORNIA
Chrisffe's Big Squad to Try Our
Today for Team to Meet
Cardinal
I Special Dispotel. TO The Call |

BERKELEY, Feb. 2S.-The Pensa
cola sailor boys won a close victory
from the California varsity nine this
afternoon. defeating the collegians BY
l to 0 score. The only tally of the
game came in the beginning of the
first frame, when Fowler for the Wis
itors was hit by Parker, was sacrificed
to second and scored on Lewis error.
For the remaining six innings of the
seven inning contest neither side sue
ceeded in crossing the home stretch,
California losing her only chance in
the fifth when Barieau was caught try
ing to steal home. Parker's work for
the varsity was the best he has done
this season and netted the visitors only
two hits. as compared to three the
Californfans took from Sarmen, slab
artist of the sailors. The entire var.
sity nine showed considerable improve,
ment. The teams lined up as. follows:
CALIFORNIA;. -: Position Pensacola
StolIer. Catcher =. :Slnhon
Parker Pitcher Saru1en
GreenIaw -; -. First base w. Scott
cay Second base :. Knowles
Smith. -. Third base E. Scott
Coaner..: Left field. Fox
Bareau -. Center aes. -. Fowler
Salisbury Right field Nalols
lolfC = Slhdtl Nv -4fn1AN II
men athletes will face the tape at ting
California oval this afternoon for the
big freshman 1tryeutS. which. will en-
able. their trainer to gain. a. better idea.
of the MEN whom. he Will. send against
The cardinal for the freshmen inter
collegiate. meet with Stanford: Z
= In; the century sprint Is of the men
will: compete The. season thus far
shows: Within ey, Taylor. Allen. Hill and
I-o,. fssii-,
other entries are AIbee, Berlinger.
Campbell Marthnan,. Cook Hams.
Jackson, .Leber. =SalfngerI Iiller,s Will
son and Havens. ):
= In the mile Sproul: Snoek, Norton.
Rhodes and Hurni are. Looked. on as
winning ma terial a4thou gh: Cobb. Cor
teIyout CohTl,~ Humphreys, Altman and
Hayne.@ who is good for $40 or: better
are, ali being watched -..* :-..
!. Mitchell, Ciausen and Herriott in the
120 yard hurdle rank much the same,
while Peart; Havens. and, CIausen are
considered among tlIe. best in the 229
yard low: with. Guy. Harms. Rice. Bak-
er and Herriott also entered in the sec
end@ event ~
.4stahl. Horner. Shields and Rossman
have: shown. speed in. the 40 yard.
other entries being Whitney, Ashley,
E. Wright and j.. Wright.
:. The half .milers of more than aver
age ability are -Delamere, Mitchell.
eortelyou. Leonard and Waters: VALID
ner.+:. .FouIke, Stahl. Gosss: Ford; Price
and Mees. are=aEso entered.
The two mile tryouts thus far have
shown Sprouf. Waters and Gaines as
the. most likely freshmen. Fobb,
Rhodes. Jacobus, SaIingeE He[de, Cass-
heider and Norton will also. negotiate
the long. route :. ., 4. II.
+. In the field events the team is weaker
as. regards number of entries. In the
hammer. e,uninane. Hampton, Boyd and
Silent Will compete. ! The high jump
has brought out only three men, Critics.
.Taxernettf and Hill, while the broad
Jump has developed Allen. HAMS, Red.
man and Critics. In. the pole Cornell.
Tayernetti. Moody, Guy and Frear are:
all of a class. The shot will be es-
sayed by. nine men. Celinger. Guilt
name, MeNefll.s Boyd, Lord, King, Dut-
ton; Stern. and Redman. ~
II; The officials for the. meet Will. be as
'follows::.
Timer alter; Christie. JudgeS--w. A.. Ed
wards H. s.: Johns: and W. g. Donald. Clerk of
course--R. X. COwles. .Starter+-A- :. Grossheld
Hammer throw-+H. g. 'Gabbert and l.: ): Ready
Sh6tptlt--p: II. Hardy and IN G. Harold Pole
yault+-AsfW Brown. and r.. g. McGee. High
jump-3A.aJ. Eyers and c. C1audius. Broad jump
G.. W. Villas. and @: A.: kretsinger.