The San Francisco call., 1910-11-02
LEAGUE OF CROSS
CADETS Plan MEET
Four Companies and Officers to
Compete at SOuthSide
Park Sunday

The League of the Cross Cadets will
hold their annual track and field meet
on the Southside Fairgrounds track on
next Sunday afternoon at 1880 o'clock.
Four companies and the staff officers
will be the competitors. The cham
pionship will undoubtedly be fought
out between Company n of Oakland
and Company A of the city, as both of
these companies number some of the
best athletes around the bay, in their
ranks. Among Ms crack men are Ed
Martin of st. Mary's college. Joseph
Ferguson, the Academic league cham
pion mile and half miller. and Frank
Smith, the Irish-American club sprinter,
while A relies upon Billy Garvin, Mer
vim JOY and Billy Hoburg, all promi-
nent members of the Olympic club
track team.
The entries and officials are as fol-
lows:
70 yard dash-First heat: Duggan, Company
A. Maher. Company b; Baumeister Company, L;
and 5or e comesnv nes9 b. pen
mis-, Company L; Olson. csmgany n Third heat;
Company L; Smith, Company n; J. r. Kelly,
staff
22o yard dashAFirst heat: woodmansee and
L; olson, Company T. second heat: l. Kelly.
Company A. Dennis and Baumeister Company
L; Ed Martin Company N McAuline, staff.-
Third heat: Lfnehan aud Duggan, Company A;
Rodgers. Company l.; Smith, Company \; J. K.
Kelly, staff.
pany A; Dennis, Company L. Smith. Company
y. Second heat: Hoburg, Company A; Rodgers,
stan Third heat: Sullivan. company A; VIII
gus, Company L; B. Lloyd. Company n.
440 yard run--Ed Martin, Joe Ferguson and F.
Smith, Company n; Joy, McAulife and Linehan,
Company A: Coghlan and Merrill, Company B;
wilgus. Baumeister, Dennis and Carr, Com
$50 yard run-Ferguson, Ryan and G. Martin,
Company \: Coghan. Merrill and Maher, Com
pany b; Hoburg, Garvin JOY, Sullivan and
Ryan, Company A; Gleason, Burns, watts, Den
MIS- Sullivan and Wilgus, Company l.; j. r.
Mile run-Ferguson, csnnbert, Merkle and
PSty co@Rahy NJ Ryan 8 B GsEye R,de
Struzia, Company L? J. R. Kelly staff.
:, Two mile runnMerkle "a and Ferguson Company
sullivan, Company L; Garyin. Hoburg. Connolly
and Black, Company A.
ray, Company b; Niece Struzia, Pulen, Me
Inerney and Sullivan. Company l.; Garyin, Ho-
burg, Sullivan Connolly and Black, Company a.
officers race-Captain NJ Kent. Colonel James
E. Powers; Captain Fl: j, Leonard, Captain
ant Z, "iiianS FIELD FI39f Events 4, Nfsuii'e'
cunning broad uSpsmt Low b. nsgon moyG ana ana
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woodmansee, Company A; Rodgers, Wilgus.
Dennis. Baumeister and Sullivan, Company L;
Maher, Company B.
Running high jump-Joy. A. Kelly, Sullivan
and Woodmansee. Company A; Smith and g.
Lloyd. Company n: Rodgers. Baumeister. Den
mis-. Wilgus and Pagan, Company l.; j. r. Kelly,
staff.
Shotput-Smith, Murray and Schirmer, Com
pany NJ Maher, Company b; Rodgers. Ade.
Smith and McClosky. Company L; JOY, A--Kelly.
Hanley. Ryan and Reynolds. Company A
Officials-Referee. John Elliott; starter George
James; timers. Herbert Hauser, Robert W. Dodd
and George Schlitter; judges Of finish. Dan
Doran John Hammersmith and James Martin;
field judges. T. P. 0'Dowd, William Minahan, J.
r. Hickey Joseph KeIleher and ". T. Flanagan;
clerk of course Ray Daugherty; assistant. Ray
ConIisk: inspectors. Harold II. Maundrell and
Rev. Richard Collins