The San Francisco call., 1913-08-31
NATIVE SONS TO
co TO OAKLAND
Thirty Local Parlors Will
Participate in Admission
Day Celebration
Members Meet in Native
Sons Hall and March
to Ferry Depot

The 30 local parlors OF Native Sons
have completed arrangements for par
ticipation in the observance of Admis-
sion day in Oakland week from
Tuesday. The members of the parlors
will meet at Native Sons hall 1880
o'clock Monday evening. September 8,
and parade to the ferry building to
take the creek route ferry. enabling
them to land In Oakland in time to
join in the big electrical parade there
that evening.
The local parade will be arranged
by Grand Marshal Williams and AS
sistant ". d. Cana. All of the local
parlors will keep open house and give
dances during the evening OF the Sth
in various quarters secured in Oak
land.
One of the features of the program
in Oakland will be the eighteenth an
nua1 track and field championships
of the Amateur Athletic union. under
the auspices of the Native Sons. This
will be held on st. Mary's college
track, Broadway and Hawthorne
The sports program will be as fol-
lows
ATHLETIC EVENTS
100 yard run. 200 yard run. 40 yard run
Jack Nelson Olympic club. former American
champion; f. p Campbell, Modesto, intercol-
legiate champion.
$50 yard run--Robert Wright. st. Mary
Hoensch, Pastime club, state half mile cham
pion.
One mile run, two mile run-O. J. Millard,
Olympic club, state champion.
120 yard hurdles 220 yard hurdles-C. A.
Morris Olympic club. state champion
Javelin throw-ollie Snediger Olympic club,
worlds champion thrower -
Reggie Caugey, ukiah high school, Pacific
coast high school champion
Pole vault. A. Miller, Stanford, intercol-
1egiate champion.
Running high iump-George HORNE, Olympic
club, worlds champion.
Running broad jump-0lle Snediger Olym-
pic club, worlds champion.
Hop, skip and Jump-Tom Rogers, Sacra-
mento Athletic club, amateur champion.
16 pound shotput. 16 pound hammer throw.
Sc pound weight throw-Ralph Rose, Olympic
club worlds champion; Floyd Rice University
OF California. intercollegiate champion: Pat
Donovan, Pastime club, worlds champion.
Relay (four each run 40 yards )-Teams
from the Olympic club. Pastime club Univer-
sity Of California, Stanford university and St.
Marys college.
LAKE MERRITT PROGRAM
The program at Lake Merritt, COM
mencing 2 p M, viii be as follows:
Senior barge race championships Of the Pa
media and San Diego Boat clubs.
Intermediate barge race--Dolphins Ariels,
South End and Alameda clubs.
Junior barge raee-Dolphins, Ariels. South
End and Alameda clubs.
Senior skin race championship Of the Pa
cfc coast)-Dolphins, Ariels, South End and
Alameda clubs.
Junior skin race-Alameda Boat club 1.-TWO
crews) Junior Alameda Boat club 1.-TWO crews);
South End Boat club 1.-TWO crews); Ariel Boat
club 1.-TWO crews)
Cutter race f25 foot boat. 10 men and cock
swain) Naval training station vs.. crew of the
u. S. S Marblehead.
Swimming race 600 yardsl across Lake
Merritt for Eilery arms cup-Walter Pomeroy.
Olympic club. holds record across the Golden
gate and San Francisco bay; Ernest Smith,
University ~ California Pacific coast cham
pion short distance swimmer: Lincoln johnson.
Cogswell high school, holder of the u s.
high school record; Ludy Langour Of Redondo.
CAL, quarter mile champion; members OF the
Oakland, Berkeley Alameda and San Francisco
Y NJ. c. A.; Olympic club, University OF
California and various high schools will enter.
High dire-Willlam Pomin, Olympic club;
George Bond, Olympic club; Brand Parish,
Olympic club.
Game Of water soccer-Olympic club VS.. Surf
Beach club of Alameda. Beth teams are tied
for the Pacific coast championship.