The San Francisco call., 1910-09-04
AN CLUB RUGBY TEAM DEFEATS CALIFORNIA BABIES II TO 8
VARIED SPORT TO
MARK HOLIDAYS
Admission Day Track Meet VIII
Bring OHf Large List
of Entrants
By HERBERT HAUsER

The Admission day carnival OF sports
will present varied program of all
kinds of amateur athletics. starting in
at 10 o'clock on the morning of the
10th with the rowing regatta and
swimming races and followed up in the
afternoon with the yacht races over
the regular channel course and the
great track meet at the stadium.
The field day which is being handled
by John Hammersmith will undoubt-
edly be the largest meet that has been
held on the coast this season. Four
or five of the best athletes of the
Seattle athletic club which won TIE
national championships last year are
expected to be competitors. The Seattle
men have not as yet notified the local
committee definitely as to their COM
ing, and in case the negotiations with
the northerners fall through. ThroOp.
the Los Angeles sprinter, and Rich
ardSon and Mcclure, two other good
southernerS, may be brought up from
Los Angeles so as to give the local
men a good rub. Southern California
enthusiasts claim that Throop is
second Charlie Parsons and is good
for 9 40 in the hundred.
Pete Mcintyre, the stadium Superin-
tendent. is busily engaged in putting
the track in shape. The committeeman
in charge say the inside field will be
kept clear so as not to Obstruct tha
view of the spectators.
The pole vault has been added tor
the list of events.
The California American football
leag que is preparing for the opening OF
its new six league tournament the
latter part of this MONTH Rivalry
an all h. L. fr1FA ITn1-
lejo with its two teams. the old re-
liable Winged VS. and the Telegraphs.
is going to be one of the prominent
centers for the games. The Century
club of Oakland has organized for the
season and elected Harold Dow cap-
tain.
The first regular practice of the
season started this week and all the
clubs star players have shown up
among whom are Incell. whose specta-
cular playing was a feature of last
season; Eugene Burns, fuIlback: Kisers
right haIfback; William MOir. quarters
back. and the Bruzzone brothers OF
Alameda on the line. Eddie Haskins.
David Moir and, in fact. the entire
lineup of last season are again or
hand
Each team in the league will play
two games with one another so that
each team will meet another on it's home
grounds once. FROM the class or IOOt-
ball put up by the Century and Winged
V teams last year some excellent
games should be played
Lowell high school will hold two
interclass field days this fan. the first
Of which will be held next Thursday
afternoon at the Presidio grounds. It
fill be run on the weight system
with the weights similar TO those
adopted by the San Francisco subIeague
of the American Athletic league.
On the following Thursday another in
terclass meet will be held in the regu-
lation manner.
Prof. Fred Koch has been con-
Quoting an interesting handbalf tour
nament at Lowell for the Sanguinetti
cup. This is the third competition for
the cup. The contest is in doubles and
teams are selected from each room. At
the present time 1t looks as IL Leake
and Thompson would be the winners
At the completion of the tournament
this week Koch will begin coaching
the track team.
The young women OF Lowell have
taken up handbal and each day hnds
the girls courts filed during the
recess hours.