The San Francisco call., 1910-04-17

Of the day. Newell. one of the Cali
fornia entries. ran three laps of the
race in most unsportsmanslike fashion.
making patent efforts to interfere with
Newman. the Stanford star. and force
4 the latter into a box. SO open were his
tactics in the third lap that Referee
Elliott warned him TO cease and he left
the track at the clubhouse. Newman
won hands down, squirting on the last
lap to a 80 yard lead over Shelton of
Stanford, who captured second place,
with Brown OF California several yards
further behind for third.
California took the half mile run in
one, two three order. with Dowd, Do
Zier and Kelley capturing the points
in the order named. Edwards of Cali
fornia set new record in the low
hurdles, while Coleman of Stanford did
/ the same in the 220 dash with d victory
by 3 yards over Rathbone and Claudius
Of California who tied for second.
The mile relay furnished the last big
thrill Of the afternoon. On the first
lap, Whitney Of California and Taylor
of Stanford fought neck and neck the
entire distance, the former leading at
the end by about two Yards. Carter of
Stanford and Johns of California re-
peated the performance on the second
relay, and a California lead of not
more than a yard had been maintained
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California took up the third lap. Stol2
ran beautiful quarter, securing a gain
OF 10 yards over his opponent and on
the final relay Wyman of Stanford out
ran Calkins by 10 yards more to fin
ish by lead of a full 25 yards.
With the hammer throw, shotput
and broad jump already completed the
Stanford victory in the relay practi-
cally settled the meet. With only nine
] n 10 vi, . int 1
of first places in both the high jump
and pole vault. Stanford was out of
1 danger. The addition of other places
/ in these events netted the points which
/ boosted the score to the final result,
Summary of events:
Nile run-Saxon CO. first Price Cs.) second
Porter IS third Time, 4:32 10.
second Rathbone co. third. Time. 10 10.
l2O yards, high hurdles-Edwards (C) and
Donald CO. tied for first, Peasee (S.) third.
40 yard dash-wyman Cs.l first Butler CO.
second, Stoltz (S.) third Time 80 fat.
Two mile run-Newman (S.) first, Shelton
/ (S.) second. Brown CO. third Time, 10:I7.
220 yards. low hurdles-Edwards (C.) first
Kern IS second, Readman Co third. Time
22O yard dash-Coleman (s.) first. Rathbone
! fC) and Claudius CO. tied for second. Time
$50 yard run-Dowd (C.) first. Dozier (C.)
4 second. Kelley c. third. Time, 80 40.
Hammer throw-Ready CO. first, Gabbert &C.
| second. Wooley (S.) third. Distance, 144 feet
/ 4 inches
/ Shotput-Horton (S.) first Dole (S.) second
Dignan CO. third. Distance. 81 feet s inches
High jump-Horine (s.l hrst Hin CO. see
1 ond, Argabrite 81, Poor 81 Evers &C., Tay
Tor CC.l and Bull CO. tied for third. Height
g feet 4 inch.
Broad jump -Kretzinger tC) first. Bellah Is
second. Tallant (s) third Distance, % feet
! l0% inches.
Pole vault-scott (S) first. Bellab (s.) sec
/ ond. Warng (Sl, Potter CO., Brown (C-), Nc
! Gee Co and Hill CO. tied for third Height
/ u feet 6k inches.
Final score-Sfsnford SO 80; California, 55 %
The officials of the meet were
Referee John Elliott (o.); starter, X. Hamil
( Ton; tmers-Dr. Frank Angel (S.l. Colonel g:
/ G. Edwards Co, Harold Maundrell (S.l, Fred
Kock CO.. Douglas Erskine; clerk Of course,
/ L. 5. Henry; assistants-E Dozier (C.), C. F.
Laumeister (s.); judges Of hnish--C. Narramore
! 50. Dave brown Co. A. Cadagon CO.; cy
! (C.l field judges-R. Woolsey (C.), d. P. Craw-
/ ford 50, Ollie Snedigar &C., Harry Bell lSl
7 Dave Martin (SD, NJ. Cooley &C., A. f. Roth
4 (S.). A. Powers Co, Joe Hickey (s), Chan
ming Hall &C., w. r. Hamilton iS.), G. J.
Presley (s.D. J. A; Beilsari 60, W; Gilmore
berton (S) marshal. II. Rittigstein (S).