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California Crew Shows Pink of Condition for Big THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1913/?? -: 8 CALIFORNIA CREW SHOWS PINK OF CONDITION FOR BIG REGATTA CALIFORNIA AND Washington VARSITY EIGHTS WORKING OUT ON OAKLAND estuary YESTERDAY * crew left, Washington on the right and Washington in action at the top. California varsity seated as Sutton, bow; Young, 2; Merritt,V ? *° California on the follows: STROKE '*\u25a0 3; Hallncr, 4; Williams, 5; Shaw, 6; GeTorgeson, 7; Eaton (Captain),« stroke; Coombes, coxswain. Washington Varsity occupy the slides as follows: E. Taylor, TRACK MEN FULL THE NEW ? bow; Frankland, 2; 3; A. Campbell, 4; Walske, 5; Hutlon, 6; A. C. Campbell, 7; Waller '(Captain), stroke; Schwabland, coxswain. IS MASTERED BY! Bonney, OF'PEP' FOR MEET Order of Events for Satur- ;;' - BLUE ID DOES day at Berkeley Oval Is ??... .? \u25a0 .."..' ,*'-". Announced .Washington .Crew in Great. ; California and Stanford varsity track Shape?Stanford Men. are putting in their final ° and field men : Will Be on Creek pi?-- training for the big meet Saturday -\u25a0 \u25a0 o ?-. \u25a0' -?.'.'' '?' .'--?- .-.--'." Berkeley. ?. afternoon at *?:;,.-. Today :.;?;' ;-\\ There is an air of confidence at both * camps, though both sides , agree that "the meet will be close." The athletes 3 By WILLIAM ACK; ..?... ? ! good style, The University of .Californla.-;crew are rounding?; out 'in at \ coming showed up on waters/of.the- estuary Christie's C men California the ' along with that final burst of speed . yesterday in better shape than at any that has made his; team .famous.? Dad?;\u25a0\u25a0;; time since they have been rowing this Moultori|is satisfied with the 'condition of boys and as Ifr season, and it as if- the .boys his v everything looks' . looks? the various events are going to be hard from Berkeley, have .hit" the top .'of fought. their at -the right tirhe jand The Stanford men have been ..: held condition ;no will be there give the Stanford and back this year? and there are signs to. of a men finish; " overtraining or staleness. The "a fight 'to- a Washington .crew's _ are "right," . and California '\ men will « Saturday" morning... ?-.-? ,'?'\u25a0'*.. ,r.\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-' be "right" by Saturday. There is no With Captain Art Eaton in the. stroke question on that score. ? : , young seat, the gold- have :-..; Yesterday, Herb Whitted 'and blue and men. been Urban, hopes for ..gradually showing, improvement, ?? two ?of the-Stanford .and the hurdles, Invaded the California oval every »day some little error has been ? corrected until", today? the eight "men to work out on? the turns' around are rowing in really good form, when It which Ithe low sticks will be run Sat- -entirely urday. "The two boys showed good con- is considered that the stroke-;is. dition, thouKh in the high sticks "Whit- new and that '?'. it . took "considerable ' jumps coaching to ?' away ted? was not able ? to? take the get the men from over 'or three c ? cleanly, '-knocking two the theories, .and .practice of the old flights.*?, Around the "220 yard low stroke, \u25a0\u25a0> .'° ?'..' "?''."' ° hurdles Whitted ? showed ;.? plenty of» EATON fcoOD SKIPPER -V ? .° speed/while Urban had a good workout. '. ANDERSON STOWS Eatpn has made" an .ideal -captain. | Manager Donald of California an- His trip east last year has °been of nounced yesterday that according to th* untold advantage to the crew,= and the intercollegiate \u25a0 agreement the meet will points he picked up have "been well be run off'in the "following order: .? and strikingly and ? in- ? Mile?*run, heats 100 yards; heats 120 demonstrated K.O. BROWN yard AWAY 1hurdles; stilled Into his- men.- He has the full high 100 yard? final; '120 WOLGAST FAVORED yard final; '\u25a0' * yards ;i 2 confidence of the oarsmen and students \u25a0- hurdle "* 40 ? miles .at Berkeley, and it Is hfs enthusiasm, 220 yard : low hurdle heats; 220 / yard"' \ coupled with, his knack of being ;able Northwestern Lightweight dash heats; 880 yards; 220 yard low, to impart knowledge and his great con- hurdle final; 220 yard dash final and re- Lands Knockout Wallop lay race. trol over the men othat has. been re- B'LINGUM AWAITS ? ?"/?. TO The field events will be started with? sponsible looking MURPHY . of BEAT ? for one the best crews, both in condition and form, that in Fifteenth Round the .hammer throw.at 1:30 o'clock, then high jump, ' has ever represented -the blue and gold. the shotput, broad jump and "The Washington eight had another Jim Griffin Probably be pole vault. ;; strenuous workout yesterday morning, SOUTHERN STARS LOS ANGELES, April 15.? An- " - showing up better., than the day. opre- Named Referee for the derson, the Medford, Ore., lightweight, viously. now re-_ The northerners have knocked Brown New Motorcycle as Booster of gained their land legs' after the rough Big Battle Big Home and Home Golf out;Knockout of. trip down the coast and are showing York In.? the fifteenth ? round :;of * their Country Homes all the signs that have made the crew Tourney Is Scheduled for scheduled 20 round battle at Vernon throughout ' famous the northwest. Although Wolgast fought one of the arena tonight. Just a month ago to- PERFECT VS. ALMOST SO ° ° weakest battles of his long ring career A GOOD DAY Next Sunday FORM HAVE very PLAYERS boys fought ; The motorcycle is becoming day the same 20 rounds to . They showed their mastery of the less than two ? months ago against popular with the man who desires to a draw. in the same arena. - Anderson .t long reach yesterday, the form being Harlem perfect, or as near perfect as possible, Tommy Murphy, the fans have McDONALD SPENCER had Brown all but out In the eleventh live in the suburbs but whose busi- as there are seme people claim seen fit to install him a 10 to 9 favorite ness necessitates his being the who Burlingame golfers are eagerly round of: that contest, but ? the New In heart there is no such thing as perfect .form over the same man, whom ?he meets Three First Choices Bring the Money florae ? of the city -every day. When his day's eight. year Washing- awaiting team Yorker recovered and pounded Ander- necessary In an Last the Saturday at Eighth the arrival ?of the from work is' finished it is not for ? next afternoon the son the "final ton,, boys got their bevel the minute the Los Angeles Country club ?to take Into a state of collapse In the xowner of\ a motorcycle to waste a. o water,, year Street arena. Evidently they believe or waiting in- the blades ft the. but this part moment. It was to decide supremacy half hour more for the they are .reachingIf over thjs Call's In the home and home match cars. oe out water that the former lightweight .champion Trio of Noted Bookies Cut The Selections for tonight was arranged, frequent suburban ; He Just climbs ?« c get. an In- wi#i the Burlingame Country club, and that the battle of aboard always and do not the b°evel\until was not himself when he started last his.machine and is horn© stant beforje the catch. ???"'.? "?? " ° One Big Today's much Interest is 'manifested -in r the with a? match with -Joe Mandot or Joe in time for]dinner. v « and. fhat he will vastly improved In and Is % Races at * The Stanford 'varsity 'and ""freshman show pairings speculating Rivers in May ,or July as ; the added : Fred Morse, a South Bend, ?*. Ind.. again. names ; and and newspaper many crews willarrive at the boathouse Ama- o form when he Murphy . man, Is one of the tackles prize dor today, Winner Jamestown as to the outcome. ? i" to the winner. * enjoy and it. IS probable that Coach' The York . men? who life in suburban homes lad from New be haver, must 'The- ?? Anderson had the battle safe after and ride to and from the city Pat Ot'De°a wlll both crews on the regarded southern players will? arrive ? each day as one ?of toughest, (Special -. the was 6 water this afternoon: The arrival of the the .as Dispute- to. The CsU) JOE MURPHY here Saturday? for the match on Sun- eleventh round. Brown knocked quickly and comfortably on motor- 1 light- ,: \ ..-.-:?.\u25a0.\u25a0\u25a0 during ?..?" <\u25a0 Stanford crews With their shells well oas one of the trickiest .\u25a0. * " down 10 times the battle,?. and cycles. " ?.-' .. ..... 'tfor '\u25a0 \u25a0 April Following - .will 15.Form play- ?. are the -entries and .selections day :. and the teams haveK Just been hitting "<\u25a0> V give the University of California, boat- weights In the today. won ."JAMESTOWN" . i had-no; chance with the hard business He ers recouped some today, today's races at the Jamestown track: , lad ; house Amador a busy, appearance. The of'their losses ' announced. ? ? from? Medford. ? his start with Wolgast* if?the FIRST RACE?. and a halt furlongs; 2 ' varsities will quar- .last- as three ' Looking over num- ? Officially, the* decision was that An- three rival then- be c first choices landed. in front. year? olds: ?: .;'y- * -.?> .-.'.'??'-;:>- the list the two College Baseball the roof.° ° \u25a0\u25a0" ? battle had been judged strictly on Jockey Guy Burns?came into promi- : -.-?'-r -??!? derson stopped Brown; in, the ;fifteenth tered under one' . <?? \. points. ber one -men,--Norman Macbeth, Los -'.---\u25a0-- ..- -... ~ -~- V, norsc.;-;.'v,,' ° Wt. of; ?" °° But it .was very close, and ?as nence 'by piloting -two winners, Cogs Index. ? round, but Brown was unconscious At Evanston,- RED, BLUE -, ; °] '"}..' ; 7009 "' - 105 Angeles/champion Cali- - i ?Armour institute 5. North- °? willTElJ-XD Wolgast made a : hard: finish and dis- and Merry Bulger??- ? LASKA . .of southern Eyton An- western \ Lad. .?; showed^,: a EDNA?' -..?.......'......... when Referee Charles raised 4.
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