The San Francisco call., 1910-09-02
irish VOLUNTEERS
Plan field DAY
Entry Blanks Issued for Games
at 18Th Annual Picnic i'm
Shelf Mound Park

Entry blanks were issued yesterday
for the eighteenth annual picnic and
field day of Company A, Irish volunteers,
to be held at Shell Mound park Sunday,
September IS. These games are sane
toned by the Pacific association of the
amateur athletic union and will be in
charge of William Mnahan and
Joseph P. Kelleher. The following list
of events will be run off: 176 yards, 440
yards, $50 yards, one mile, open relay
race, four men to team throwing 56
pound weight over bar, putting AZ
pounds off shoulder, running broad
jump, running hop, step and jump or
hop, hop and jump, running high jump
and relay race for SO pound teams OF
the Catholic schools athletic league. En-
tries close on Monday, September II,
and none will be received thereafter.
All events are scratch In addition to
the individual prizes the club that Sc
cures the largest number of points
will win handsome silver cup.
President Russell P. Baker of the
Alameda county subleague of the Aca-
demic athletic league announced yes
terday that the first. semiannual track
and field meet of the Alameda county
subleague will be held on the new
cinder. track of the Centerville high
school at Centervilfe on Saturday
afternoon, September "a The regular
list of events will be run off in charge
of a committee consisting of Princi-
pal Wright of Centerville, Cummings
of Alameda and Deane of Oakland poly
technic. This will be the first appear
ance of the Centerville high in track
athletics for several years. A dozen
years ago the school was prominent
factor in track athletics, but things in
that line have been on the down grade
until lately, when the building of
new cinder track SO enthused the coun-
try lads that they asked for the sub
league meet which the board of man
ayers awarded them at its recent meet
ing.
The Columbia park boys club will
hold it's annual field day at the new
Seventh and Harrison street play
grounds on Sunday afternoon 1t
o'clock. The three afternoon classes,
composed of % boys each, will be the
participants Each lad must enter at
least one event. As there is consider
able rivalry between the different
classes, a good meet is expected. This
meet will be followed next week by
similar one.
Under the auspices of the Boosters
club, the citizens of Larkspur will hold
field day next Monday at Larkspur.
The events have all been sanctioned
by the Pacific athletic association The
high school relay race has brought out
entries from Lowell, Lick, Mt. Tamal-
pals and San Rafael high schools.
The annual interclass field day of the
Oakland high school will be neld on
the st. Mary's college track at 3 o'clock
this afternoon. This will be the first
opportunity OF Manager Jimmy Todd
and Coach Frank Boek to get line
on their new material. The school lost
so many good men through graduation
that there are many gaps to fill.
The following is the order of events
and entries of the Oakland high school
interclass field day event:
Event /, 80 yard DASH First heat-wilson IA,
ssaopd SSld lS MoFfTR no. shade Manning a
dius ~, Melvin '12, Trimble '13.
Event 2 $50 yard Tqn.Chamberiaip ,1n In 10 Nh Nh
Cameron IA Jefries IA, Scott IA, Ryan '13.
Taylor II. sanborn IA,
IA Baxter '13 Bowen TO- Shade IL. Second
heat-Hlbourn IA, Todd 10, wurts IA, Trim
BILE 13.
Event 4. so yard hurdles-Hanley IA. Hil-
boqrn IA, Heisen 10. Wright II, Maker ~,
Event ), 100 yard dash-FinaI.
Event 8, one mile rum MnlsE 80 10 Nit,
IL, Hahn IL, No. MiIar .'l3, Wagner IL.
Event I, $40 yard dash-Todd 10. Stroud 10,
Cameron IA, Jefries IA. Learner '13, Hopper
'13, Sergeant II.
Event 8, 120 yard hurdles-Hanley IA. Hill
bourn IA, Wright IL. Maker '12, Calderwood
IL, Heisen 10, Bowen 10
Event 8, 220 yard dash: First heat-Stroud
10. Learner 10. Hanley IA. Shade ~ Sec
ond heat-Nold '13, Bowen 10. Hilbourn IA,
Wilson IA Third heat-Claudus IL. Cooper
'12 Baxter '13. Todd 10 Whitmore IA.
Event 10, so yard dash-Final.
Event IL. 220 yard dash-Final-
Event IL, mile relay teams from 1910,
1912, 1918, 1914
FIELD EVENTS
Event l. running broad jump-Seed '13,
Learner '13, Todd 10, Curley 10. Hilbourn IA
Maker ~, Whitton Il
Event q IL pound shotput- Stroud 10. Curley
10. Hermle 10. Albright 10, Seed Is, Cause
'13. Hilbourn IA. Hopper.
Event 3, running high 1ump-Gauze r. All
bright 10. Heisen 10, Maker '12, Cooper H.
Bowen 10. Gilmour '12.
Event f. pole vault-Cur1ey 10, Albright 10
QuayIe '18 Mccoy IA. Melvin IL, Frisbie '12
Ghristianer '12, Sergeant IL. Calderwood II:
Event s. IL pound hammer throw-Seeds '13,
Curley 10, Hamlin 10, Heisen 10, Albright TO-