The San Francisco call., 1910-11-06
IRVING N. SCOTT
SCHOOL Wins MEET
Young Athletes From Pofrer0
Outsfrip Rivals in District
Number Four
Standing of Schools
In District 4 Meet

Scoring in every event except the
furlong and the 115 pound relay, the
lads from the Irving NJ Scott gram
mar school captured the honors of
district No. in the Public Schools
athletic leagu meet, which was held
at the southside Fairgrounds yesterday
afternoon. The total score of the Po-
trero boys was two points more than
the six others that were entered, which
clearly demonstrated the superiority of
the team, which bids well to carry off
first honors in the final championship
meet. A great deal of credit for the
victory belongs to Track Captain
Prentice who has had his team out
every day training for the meet. Prem
tice was all the class in the unlimited
100 yard dash and could undoubtedly
have run much faster had he been
pressed.
The 40 yard so pound class relay
was an easy victory for Bernal, while
the 95 and 115 pound events went to
Irving H. Scott and Fairmount with
out any competition. jenkins ran a
good quarter and won quite handily.
The unlimited half mile brought out
a good field of husky lads who re-
sembled college men in height and
build. ]. Burns, the huskiest one of
the bunch, ran easily and won out in
good style. r. Rebulio of Bernal won
the so pound running broad jump and
showed good form for a youngster.
The meet was excellently condGted,
consuming but an hour and 20 minutes,
which speaks we'll for the league Off
cials The day was as perfect as could
be desired for an athletic meet, and
the grandstand was well filled with
an enthusiastic crowd of rooters, r.
wing NJ. Scott doing particularly well
in the line of encouraging its athletes
on to victory.
The officials of the meet were: Ref
cree, Sidney S. Peixotto; starter. Al
fred Katchinski; judges of finish. Her
bert Hauser, Mervyn M. Joy and Ray
Daugherty; timers, George Hammer,
Robert Leando, Frank Cliff and Charles
Norton; clerk of course, Ed Penaluna;
inspectors. Lee Waymire, James Cav
eny and William Prang; scorer. Eustace
NJ Peixotto; marshal Luke Livingston.
The events resulted as follows:
so POUND CLASS. 80 YARD DASH
First heat.Won by II. Eagan Fl; second,
Second heat-won by Scholz (s); second.
Dunning q. NJ. s.. Time :06 As.
Third hest-won by Caputa tM.); second,
'uNH e5 sS'' POUND CLASS. Ga So CO YARD DASH
First hsat-wGD g by ,-t1.. oDonneil a. NJ. 50;
sss9o second ff5s1he by 1s ADAMS ~ 4 So
Ond Larssn sn,-Sn 81 .,I TINS ;9s 1s Il n.su
Won by Abbott (B.); second. Deutschmen Il.
N. FNLlMiTEb 8 ii:ti CLASS, e9n 100 YARD Dash
Won by Prentice q. NJ. S.); second, Hartley
Il. NJ. S.); third. Horan tB.D. Time. IL 1-5.
95 POUND CLASS, 22o YARD DASH
First heat--Won by Bertelson (F.); second.
Ghiotto (M.l. Time 80.
Second heat-Won by Furnanz OBJ; second.
Swiger (Ml. Time, 81.
50 POUND CLASS, 40 YARD RELAY :
Won by Bernal; second, Irving N. Scott, third,
Fairmounf. Time :63 3-5.
IS POUND CLASS. 440 YARD RELAY
Won by Irving NJ Scott by default
ll5 POUND CLASS, 44o YARD RELAY
Won by Fairmount by default.
Won by Eagan (F.) second Dunning Il. NJ.
GO YARD DASH. FINAL
Won By o'Donnell q. NJ. 50; second, Adams
Il. NJ. 81; third Fortune LB. Time, :07 As.
go YARD DASH. FINAL
third Swiger faf) Time 20 As.
il5 POUND CLASS, 40 YARD DASH
Won by Jenkins q. n s.); second Griffin
Il. NJ. 81 third. Murphy (Bl. Time, I;o6.
$50 YARD RUN
Won by Burns (B.) second Hamilton Il. NJ.
81; third. Beckman (B.l. Time. 2:26 2-5.
so POUND CLASS. RUNNING BROAD JUMP
Won by Rebulio tB.) second Dunning q. NJ.
81; third. Farmbrim (M-). Distance, l5 feet
95 POUND CLASS. RUNNING HIGH JUMP
Won by Casslnelli (B.,: second. brady a. NJ.
So; third. Pires (B.D Height. feet 2 inches.
lis POUND CLASS. RUNNING BROAD JUMP
Won by Boyle Il NJ. 81; second. Spellacy
q. NJ. 81 Distance, IA feet inches.