The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, January 13, 1900, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JANUARY 13, 1900. NN\ G N OIS AT 2 I NS AN A T AN, Have Entered on the Point Lines. s the most GLAD STAR MERRY HEART CUBA OF KENWCOD Sam's EOW . DOGS OF THE GUNMEN IN TRAINING FOR THE FIELD TRIALS. brie@ +ieied +ieieieie® . o P “ Palnted by C. Tebbs From a Snap Shot of Noted Dogs in Action on the Field. s b4 OWN near Bakersfield st setters and pointers in the State, all being pre- | the noted dogs Sam's Bow and Cuba of Kenwood. The former won the all-age stake last r. . f annual fi which will commence on the 22d inst. The entries are in ex with his kennel mate in third place. Merry Heart, which is handled by R. M. Dodge, was & 1 @ of 1t work is expected wt :ck dogs meet. Birds the Derby last vear. Glad Star, which is owned by Judge McKenna, is a prominent factor in the all g 1 $ becom riven down from mountain fastnesses by recent storms. age stake competition. Cuba is again interested in the all-age and championship stakes, while Sam's € ma 4 e cover is t d it is expected the birds will not run, as Bow will be seen in the champion stake. Many sportsmen of note will attend the trials and will han- b e ¢ thelr habit tion shows the ster of Stockdale, W. 8. | dle their own dogs in the members' stake, that being onc cf the requirements. ) Pa + . s Qeioieieisieieieisieieieioreisiecoies DOLPHIN CLUB ' SHOOTING DAYS | =~id that his private business wou quire all attention during_ the p e | WINTER BOOM |RIFLEMEN ARE WILL BANQUET WILL SOON END |5 ta Tandiaate and wiil | ON THE CQURTS| ON THE RANGE certainly accept the nomination, though | he has not yet formally done so. 'For vice | : g ; Alameda Oarsmen Make Ar- Open Season for Quail flnd‘rommmlfl H. R. Simpkins of the yawl (California Tennis Club Alive|Have Already Prepared for a Tramontana |s the probable nominee. R. RiCRmenls Hirikhe RALE Ducks Will Terminate B. Hogue will rec u{.,, the nomination for | With Old and New | Season of Activity at the | asurel B C a et i reco! Race on Oakland Creek. Shortly. secretary 'and W. G. Morrow for financial Players. | Targets. For the offices of port captain . Z . 5 ers of the gun clubs which surer J. R. Savory of the sioop | ‘inter tennis Is booming at the Califcr- | The Germ in this district are pre- | Juanita, R« S. Bridgeman of the sloop |nia Club this month. The members are | Golden Gate hoots of the sea- | Thetis and J. 8. Cockerill arc likely nom- | out in numbers every afternoon, and ev uail will soon be | inees. All three were in the crew of the | the Jadles are passing up golf for their old | row oun the Shell Mound range. The list n brigade which | {jadder when she won the perpetual chal- | fyyored net and court sport. | of the Germanis nts is similar to the y after them for | After considerable discussion and oppo-| Saturday tournaments are the thing at | one of last season, which proved so suc- | me-and- he Oak- ich ‘h" a Sc Rifle thelr initial shoot | | | t Club and the nd Pis Club hold for this year to-mor- hin Swimmi their res s ev all-re rtly be m lenge cup. some months past. | sition on the part of some of the members | the presnt time. Some of them are im- | cessful. The main re-entry match will Country Club men are making efforts to | the inthians have decided to give an | promptu, with the drawings just befo.e | be fc rge crew five c h prizes of $40. $30, $35, % regatt have the quall season, which ends on the | ‘l‘('_",’_{“1_”’::':““';1‘”';‘ 15};":},}:'”‘>‘v]“;;";’;"l‘l’: f“?;:-; | the tourney begins, other prearranged.|and $20, three shot tick best ten scores of the Sc 15th inst., extended anott fortnight. | secommodation has long been inadequata | T0-day a double tournament wili be held | German 2%-ring target, to win. As an ad- s crew that ce agal Owing to adverse weather conditions the | to receive the many guests who attend |on the courts of the Bush and Pierce | junct to that match there will be five seniors on the t . rowed to Huntcrs | shooting h t been as good as ex- | all Corinthian show Che intention is to | street club, which will bring out all the | cash prizes of §16, $14, $12 and $10 for Point and back to the boathouse last Sun- | pected. Th. rin County hills are still ‘_‘“l""l"{ the clubhouse on the western side, | regulars. A general drawing will take | the best centers (5's), which will be de- - $ o Sions il “Enttalie) wi { full of bird the desire for an ex- | Foom fo P rmanent stage and dressing | place, both for the placing of matches | termined by machine measurement. Those s osby wen in which their boat traveled tension the season. This has been a | yachtsmen and others have '-njnv.d the | and the selection of teams. There will be | Shooting from tickets on the foregoing on Wednes- | will row their barge over to Oakl e arded the winners, the exact na- | Will be given five extra shots in the bull eve contest, the prizes in that event ing: Iirst, a fine medal presented b: splendid year for the birds, which have | club’s hospitalit that the members feel | prizes a had an opportunity to thrive and multi- | Sure the entert nment will be largely at- | ture of which is not yet determined. Creek to-morrow and will leave it 1 readiness for the race. If the wes S hould prove unfavorable for the row, and promises well for the sport next | nged by people willing to help the €904 | Many of the old players have returned | Captain L. Siebe; second, $iae third. 81 boat will be taken over on the ferr The wet weather has Kept many | the board of directors and . of | to the club, among them being Robert | fourth, $9, and fifth, %. The class medai 2 is Intended the publi sportmen at home while the moist ground | O'Brien, T. T. Willlams and F. F Ayres. He was formerly a devotee of the | contests will be the same as in the past. suited Oakland Cre ek is for such an | has se: 1at arrangements lden Gates have made a radical birds into the impenetrable | mon. It will be given in Nativ game and earned quite a reputation | The ( where they were safe from | Hall on February 15. The annual departu and it is hoped t e in the makeup of their list of IS Gaylord, | may be made later for the erection of a enemies, the trg tion of officers will be held on the 3lst ‘“"3""“,"';“ ':"“ ‘i‘f‘ vrlu“;“'.'o"',dl fi‘mfl",‘,c;m, i They have adopted the Victoria and ( grand stand for spectators and of dress- of ten days ago not | inst., when those already nominated will | Some of the notewor! matches of the | medal system in use at the Walnut Hil the coming | ing-rooms for oarsmen on the NAITow ducks, but obliterated | be formaily clected. The Cotinihians will | week are as follows: Miss Edna Hopkins | Mass., range. In this personal compet f the direct gauge moie, which has be ponds on the various pre- | not let the approaching yachting season | and Joseph Daily were defeated by Miss | tion is aboushed birds are again gathering in | Bo by without challenging for the per- | Georgie Hopkins and Robert Eyre, 1—6, | until they have nbers on the snores of the bay | petual cup. The general opinion is in fa- | 6—2, 6—3 and 6—2. In a three-set match | centa the marksmen shootir eached the requisite pe ten-shot scores of the he exceptio: d Creek r boat-rac- ut Mount Eden and good shoot- | vor of challenging in the Gadder's class, | Dr. Root and Ralph Bliven played a tle | In this system t ing for various r AcTIEa e ted there ..r’:-mfi‘-f’“ hook s many of the lg'nrinlhmns believe that | match, the score being 6—4, 4 and 4—4, ksman is obliged to shoot against his three-quarters of a mile course 121d " “'he members of the Olympic Gun Club | /. Pew's Truant, in thorough order | darknéss preventing the conclusion of the | own best records all the time. out by uring along the -railroad{ gid not go near their preserves last week iling trim, can beat last year's win- | third set. Joe Dally defeated B. H. John- | Besides the Victoria medals the club L track; tators can see the start as all indications pointed to there being | her- The Truant had a twisted rudder in | son, 6—2 and 6—1. H. W. Crowell won un ve other prizes for which to com- pe finish, or any part of a race, and with the | n& G B GAEANE B e e baldey | the Tace of September 23, 1899, and puzzled | easy match from Homer Parker, 6— and | pete, re-entry system. The donors are: F. bea Gres: ooms and judges' stand, Iy 4 Gegres, however, and some of the | her helmsman a good deal by the strange |4—1. L. Rosenberg took the measure of | H. Bushnell, $i% trophy: W. Unfred, §3 ey 8 erected on the mole, the various events j;.mpers will test tr . to-morrow, | manner in which she behaved. Of course | Duval Moore in a single-set match by | trophy; F. E. Mason, sporting rifle; D. W E d, and, like ' on the programme cc be brought off | Apone those who have alread i | the blame fof this attaches to those who |9— Mcraughlin, silver cup; Dr. L. O. R 1 to SWINg | without tedious waits. The will | their 1 'of being present are L. | Prepared her for the race, for, as Sir | The longest and most hotly contested | gers, a 22-caliber target rifle; E. N. Moor, watch the Alameda-South End race from i g e “ | Thomas Lipton and the New York match of the week was between Miss Ber- | combination powder méasure; J. E. Gor- itus and M. E. Unger. one of the Black Jack Club members ventured up to Sherman Island last Sun- day. They will probably close th to. a launch, which will rt about fifteen minutes before the barges, as the latter are considerably faster than a launch. The race will be started just as the train be- men agreed in saying, a 3 E nice Drown and Miss Elsiet Clark. The | man, target revolver; k. Woenne, C. M. test not merely of speed but also of con- | score of the first set was 1816, the second | Henderson and F. W. Belknap, $10 tro- un- | struction and seawortnine: 6—4, Miss Clark proving the victor in | phies. Season | At the annual meeting of the California | both. At the conclusion of the first shoot the ch men. | ging to pull away from the mole, so that morrow. Bert Patrick and Bert Wy- | yacht Club the following were elected to | George Whitney has played regularly of | members will hold their annual banquet ver kettle | Persons on board may see the beginning N “'“‘kl\:}m"n“;m“"l}"{ ;r&“r: | hold office for one y E. N. Waliter, | late, defeating the best the club could of- | at Captain Siebe's, at which the prizes b and the | of the long siruggle; by riding on on will be distributed. The i their gues 2 commodore; H. L. Martin, vice commo- | fer. | won last s " pote of | Chestnut street and getting off there it 09 J {’;}‘”i‘ ;}{f-nfii“;"‘;'rfifn’. who | dore; G. L. Wakeman, recording secre- | _————————— | winners are follows: Rifle, 200 yard later 1ow- | i) be possible to reach the Alameda |!8 o be an expert field shot, fs ex- | tary! A. C. Gibbs, treasurer; J. J. Sherr five best ten shot scores, German ring ta: stie links, | DOl 1o de In time to see the finish aud ted to bring down a big string of birds. | port captain; A. M. Clay and L. S. She OLYMPIC CLUB BOXING. | gt “champion class—First, D, W- M v sogd v " »ut for the winners. The Alameda Boat | = }:f::d“‘h»ll;ua“hh: l,;nnv un‘(i l«luflo un(: r‘nan, ‘Hrvr(l'v;fl J. (“nrrh-r. de surer; R. SR Laughlin, 1135 rings; second, F. E. Mason, h is sald to be b at its last meeting discussed the § akota to hunt big game. He will meet | L. Eames, H. L. Clapp and J. H. Clay, - |-1119; third, Dr. L. O. Rodgers, 1102. Fir mplendid | St KA e rwey neer a party of gentlemen from the Bast at | members of the regatta committee; A. | oinc Oficlals of the Olymple Athletlc [, /o firde, €. M. Henderson, 105; se He was | oMY ©70r the accommodation of sp Ogden and will be their guest for some | M. Clay, R. R. 'Hommedieu and E. N.|Club are more than pleased with the out-1 ;ng "F. W. Belknap, 1080; third, J. E. Gor- of the cele. | Juarters time. They anticipate fine sport, as game | Walter, delegates to the Pacific Interclub | 100k for their proposed boxing tournament | man, 1075; F. E. Mason won the cham- ker, Robert | “0T% o ting of the Alameda Boat Club | of all kinds is to be found there in abund- | Yacht Assoclation. The annual report of | between the crack amateurs of the East | plon’s special prize for the best single t opinlon of | 4014 jast Tuesday the following offic ers s e - a5 vhl:'-hs?vr:mry sln‘v{wml t(}m{l 159;‘ DDADAT | ana‘of this' coast. - 3. B Sulllvan, secres x;n-s‘hnl score, 24, ]nml Henderson won e b Strye Tor the oapstig BalL- corge Jackson, the well-known sports- | w orty-one active and four honorary 3 . =i the first-class special prize on 222. In this e et smith, president; B V.| man, has'goue to Los Banos to enjoy the | members on the list, and that during the | {aI¥ of the Amateur Athletle Unlon, has | ;3% ed with Belknap and it was necessary ., Chic ch ¢ tal to 103. The list has been reduced by |until after the national championships. T The best shooting last week was secur- | death, resignation and leave of absence, | These will be held early in February and | tests, fifty yards, best ten five-shot scor cd along_the bay shore. Down at Alvar. | and now stands at eighty. J. Lightfoot, | the pick of the boxers will then be sent | Siandard American target, the first was ado R. Larzalere, John H. Burfeind | secretary of the Healani Yacht Club of | on here. ‘This will do away with the | j g Gorman, 49 points; sécond Dr. L. O. ieorge Wolf made a joint bag of | Honolulu, while on a visit to San Fran- | chance of any men of mediocre ability | Rodge: 461; third, D. W. McLaughlin, John Lewis, captain; E llx Tl‘mrnnu.' re, 213. In the class pistol con- tenant captain; James Lewis, sergean Nanms. B. M. Hunter, ¥. 8. Cone and J. H. Timmons, members of executive board. The semi-annual reports of the irnaments 3 D : > The s will be held in | 4 . an board. The ! N ] ducks. cisco last year was elected an honorary | coming here. The bouts will 428. First-class, first, J. F. Bridges, 404; Ay o O o ove . betag " surplis (n the son had a try at black brant in | member of the Californias, | the club's gymnasium and will be free to | gecond, C. M. Henderson, 33; third, C. n engaged by O meral treasury and more than $150 in the Bay some days since, but condi- | Notices have been sent out to the mem- | members. They will extend over several | Roberts, 392 ub fm"n;h"' winte rbut i geheral treasury tions were ot favorable or a ‘good shoot. bers “‘f the ::“k“‘r"“ Sonas “}“'“ "‘?‘ "'r“e "‘X'*"- 4 55 blahit. will be Teia | Py return to the Washington | boat fund. le secured a dozen birds. He will have | annual meeting for the election of offi- gentlemen’s night will be held next | = ; 5 e 18 a member of the hra | atbthes Gay with e anorne. oAy e | O e will be Tipliat the cHIDROUSe: or s | THursday, when & yeried programme will | MOVEMENT> OF CYCLERS. ‘ Smith & Yeoman, who m. Bay is fairly swarming with the birds, bug | slons Bay, East Oakland, on Saturday, | be presented by Leader John A. Hammer- | ~ SAN MATEO HUNT CLUB. — | they are hard to get. They fly high and | the 20th, at 8 o'clock in the m'nnlnr. ;r owin, some of the best club this c smith. A wrestling bout, best two out of t A fine and interesting exhibitior . it requires a blg gun, heavily’ loa officers 'to be_chosen are the fol three. will be one of the features. H.|wici niial election of the Olympic Club gl ted when Alec Smith, W The place selected for the meet of th@| 1. TeA4ires & bl sun, heavily loaded, to | 50200 30 e "vice commodore, socretarys | srcllough of the Olympie Giub. welgh- | \Wheelmen was held last Tuesday evening. 8 Horace Rawlins and Ds San Mateo Hunt Club last Saturday was | The friends of George Morse, clerk of | treasurer and two members of the com- |ing 17 pounds, will meet Chris Piersen, | There was no contest, the members being MY TN . Souey the Ten-mile House, beyond Millbrae, on | the United States District Court, are | mittee on membership 185 pounds, of the Rellance Club. The Rey. | Well satisfied with the selections of the ly go to three of the the San Bruno road. The place of ren- | much interested in a shoot he enjoyed last T T S g H. W. L. O'Rourke of the Seamen's Insti- | nominating .committee, and the follow- en tournament of the Casa | dezvous, however, was so far away and | Sunday on the Sonoma marsh as a guest | ASSOCIATION ATHLETICS. |tute will have some of the apprentices | ing ofticers were instailed with appropri- of the Alameda Gun Club men. - Mr. from the English ships present. They will | ate ceremony: Presic . . 1 ‘ Ciud Redlande recently | the intervening road in so bad a condl- | Morse fells an interesting _story of his box and will also take part in a tug of “.:" B ool ;‘.'T'.”":{X‘ "'" W. Mullen; o o ;.“‘Sf":r: tion that few attended. On Wednesday | succe but his friends are anxious to| Basket and indoor ball are the two fa- | war with the strudy Olymplans. vice president, Edwin Goeller; secretary, ast the meet took place at the Home- | Jearn where he disposed of the eighty ad, San Mateo, at 3 in the afternoon. | canvasbacks which he claims to have 8 28164: W vorite sports at the Young Men's Chris- T SN captain, Thomas G. Spillane; executive - h a‘ecore of 170 | Bt SH At "will hunt the Spring | killed. According to his own story he|tian Association at the present time. On| ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. |committee, Willlam Mackie, W. H. Haley, SENE- 3-8, ';”n l‘“\nl-!(‘finli‘h’?ndm! Va country, near the Crystal Springs | never missed a shot, dropping two and | Tuesday night the Apollos of the Oakland George P. Fuller. The reports of the ofii- e o was e B T o | and nexf Wednesday the meet will | three birds at a time. None of these | branch met the Missions of this ecity in cers tor the past year showed the club to i F. G. Montealegre; treasurer, R. R. Russ. be at Burns tation, on the farther side | ducks are in evidence, hence the general | Oakland and played a closely contesteq| 1There Will be an association football | be in a most prosperous condition, and its of the lake. N xt Saturday the Lollpwers | demind Tor an explination Lrom the man | coime | e Missions finally*triumphing- by, | MRICh this stlemoon on the Presidio ath- [i¥jctorica on the oh Gugies he dcawen W Cosby made the bast gross score | Of the hunt will rendezvous at San Car- | o/ RO TR SRR R e el letic ground between the Vampires and a | Sasily proclaim it the leading cycling club men's driving contest | 10 X Clcgram has been received from F. | time Club members at Alvarado last Sun- | The Apollos met the Rushers last night | Dritish mercantlle marine team captained | \y. p. Crary, president of the Twentieth aster of the hunt, in which | day, securing sixteen birds. Mr, Maynard ymnasium of the assoc by the Rev. H. W. L. O'Rourke, one of | Century Manifacturing Company of New o e hos Shipped elght hunters, | and & friond secured a g00d ‘oint bAg on | this elty and another close batila wan | the chaplains Ot the Seamen's institute | Yori and well known to the trade, fs ex- vards. The approach | ¢ a by & new kennel man, to|the Willow Lodge grounds. Eohiedhla of bask a8 | of this city. The Vampires' team will be | pected here in a few days, en route to n for men. three balls | accompanicd by a new kennel man, 1o | U, vid Thorn and Clarence Haight will | fought. The schedule of basket ball games | made up from the following: John M- | China and Japan on a pleasurs trip won by E. C. Stirling in - A . . he field af’ - between the two local teams an the | Gaw (captain), J. D. Robertson, G. T. S. | arcund the world h by 1 dogs for breeding purposes. be in t eld after quall at Livermore O a i PRI Ly ! A Umilar contest for | A0f o breed i B about the mid- | to-morrow. Apolles of Oakland has aroused conslder- | White, A. F. Chambers, W. G. Selwood, | Baker & Hamilton, donators of the ¥ Miss Elsie Otis in | The master will be here about the mid- | "G, niming, the all-round sportsman, | able interest in.the game and both|J. 8 Bishop, C. Y. Willlamson, V. E.| beautiful twenty-mile trophy contested Bl Wil be much activity among the men who | 18 suffering from a cold, which prevents | branches of the assoclation are training | Hol:and, J. B. Duggan, J. Saundets. J. T. | for annually by the C. A C C. clubs, x contest on the ks | ¥ 08 I e his enjoying the closing ‘days of the sea- | hard for future matches. Burtchaell, H. W. Westerfeld, F. Macder- | have re-entered the cycle trade after an i ot Cinn W | o e his: In regard to indoor baseball the associa- | mid, R, W. Macdermid, G. S. McCallum, ored i3 yards 2 feet § inches B ¥Frank Maskey, who has had a lot of |tion Is in a quandary. The Olympie, Re-|A. B. McCallum and M. Turner. The kick- RN "»'.i."dh'»"“d'] %2 AMATEURS WILL PLAY. | sport after quail in the Point Reyes |llance and Stockton clubs, along with the | oft will be at 3 p. m. | Gpes in three drives, clear | jsuis country this season, went up on Tuesday | Young Men's Christian Association, were | A team of football players will visit this | ) VRS e £ an;l nale | to spend several days. He wanted to en- | to form a league early last week, but | city from Keswick, Shasta County, next | to-night for a month's trip to the south- N Riverciae ipa fon the Rubl-| The Heeseman baseball team of Oak- | joy the fine shooting while it lasted. He |there was a miscalculation in time and | month. During their stay they will play | ern part of the State in search of rest 5 the New Year's dav touinareens |1and and the Lash's Bitters nine of this | Will leave for Bakersfield shortly, where | nothing eventuated. The time fixed for |a match against the Oakland Association | and recreation. As he will stop some time e Ymve o foday tournament | T will meet on the Eighth and Harri. | he will handle his setter, Lady Rodschaff, | the meeting of the four clubs to arrange |team on Washington’s birthday and will | in Los Angeles, he will form a valuable en’s driving contest | | absence of over a year, during which time they handled only sundries. Herbert V. Ready, a prominent mem- . o - : in the members® stake. a winter schedule is next Tuesday even- clusions with the V. | aadition to ‘the Bay City colony now The Unet"xore wis ‘made by Mo | son street grounds to-morrow aflernocn.\ s b RS ing. It seems as If Stockton would With- | following Saturaay. -« opires on the | fore *including Lennie, Ostendort, Fow: | A trophy valued at §I00 and the gma- | o 4 cprreMEN DO POLIT draw from the prospective league. The PRSI e ler, Brode, Lacey, Furman and others. ————————— teur champlonship is at stake. Will Brock- | ITICS. | Young Men's Christian Assoclation and Charles Birdsall, the popular racing CAMERA CLUB OUTING. |off wil officlate as umpire. The teams | the Reliance Club are waiting for the Verein Oesterreicher. man and ball %layer of the California : will line up: | At the mesting of members of the San | Olymplc Club (o signity o desire to enter | At the annual election of the Verein (2 g,‘l““‘fi! . Sptiatell & g embers of the California Camera | _Lash's Bitters. Positions Heesemans. | Fyancisco Yacht Clu8 held last Wednes- | %triPlicate lengue and arrange a fchedule. | Oesterrelcher the following named were | ing the ~ congratulations of his T Club will have an outing in the Russian | Fager i < pomea | day George T. S. White, George D. Camp- | teams and the Reliance ' forming the | clected officers for the ensuing term: E. l friends. ver ry to-morrow. The members | TN “IFirst bas Toda "| bell and Starr Keeler were appointed a league. Stockton has arranged for a series | J-amberg, president; Joseph Lechner, vice | Wilbur F. Knapp, without whose ser- * ed some fine pastoral views there last | N ] a - 4 i ittee t o h vi president; Jullus Tarnotzy, corresponding | vices as announcer no race meet was year and expect to duplicate thelr suo. b COLins - Second base. Davis | nominating committee to prepare the reg- [ of games with the winners of the series. secretary: R. Schindler, treasurer; Robert | deemed complete, has deserted the cyecl ; Members and thelr | patn, g e Jultgen | ular ticket for the coming year. James TRt S Kifinges, Ainanclal secretary: John Kump, | irade and will hereafter diacourse wpon b © on the 8 o'clock boat by | Brockifi. L Left fietd ane | Kitterman of the launch America, who | Even when a man does have greatness | librarian; Karl Michalitschke and G. | the medicinal properties of whisky. is 1to ferry. W. J. Street is | Kuogan. Center field. ” Kiine | Was suggested for the office of commo- | thrust upon him hé really thinks he | Wipkler, trustees; Dr. Julius Soboslay, | is a distinct loss to the sport and a re- he outing committee. Perrine. -Right fleld. Thomas | dore, on belng approacl on the matter | achieve - ac physiclan. sultant gain to s new employers. )| R bet; hed h hieved it. tfng’ physict 1 al hi: 1 ¥ e : : ; : 3 | taken a personal interest in the affair and : s dss, vice president; W. B. Hinchman, il sport with the ducks now seen there, | year two members who had been granted | 12 s to count back from scores to determine | erd for the | Masss vice president; W, B, @ nan Friends sent for him post haste, saying | leave of absence were restored and fity- | Will send only the best men. He has sug | the winner, the two also tying on 219, 216, Pecretary; David Greenleaf, treasu they were securing 150 birds to the gun | SIX new members elected, raising the to- | 8ested that the club defer its tournament | Hengerson 'won by one point on his fourth ber of the Bay City Wheelmen, will leave | IFOR FREEDOM | WILL DEFEND | HIS CUP WIN | STARTS FOR GRAGE TROFPHY | Will Meet Overture, Temple, | Plough Boy, Luxo: and | Other Crack Dogs. LTHOUGH it has not been a authorit y stood that t remarkabl went to tender for next month f Pasha K vear and J Oow Freedom almed by mination to Freedom st his coming t dogs he met these stakes could ex: has been said and writ that an im: when he coursing ast and no various ler, Cas| evident th stake. Luxor will perform t Park, as will Judge P Boy, which has bee for some time an entry of ei cording to the should result | dog open stake is puppy stake A total o1 360,549 wa: Vanity Fa y will make a big has been ¥ been paid in s twenty-nine d in a total of 64%0 15 a week. Frank Cusl a wonderful table for the park ment. 1t shows the time of eac and_the distanc which to the hare. Refe to this will 3 ly sett question as to a dog's re- versal T_-J. Cre with J. Segg Frank Bak Healey of Pet tralia_immediat cup stake. He a string of good dogs. J. L. Ross, formerly of Peraluma, brought his string dogs to this and will go In strongly for cours M. B. Kavanaugh's Swedish has mated with ) P. Whiting's Rochester. J. O'Shea’s Golden_Sh » B has been my andelaria. who trains a litter of pupples to Fra: Flatterer. Golden Shore out of Wave, one of the most te whelped on this coa: Joseph Mazzinl's Pearl Fullerton wholped a litter of six pupples t Kerrigan's St. Lawrence. Three o are dogs. J. H. Rosseter, nels, has se that Firm feld and allowed to The old dog is one greyhounds ever seen here, b did type of dog. James Dean's Brilliantine has whelped alitter of six puppies to the same ow er's Moondyne. Two of them dled of 1 anition. David Dillon’s Cranuale has been mated with J. Seggerson's Candelaria. R. E. de B. Lopez's Wasted Time has whelped a litter of eight pupples to the same owner's Rochester. Five of the lit- | ter are dogs. —_—et—————— SWIMMERS AT SUTRO’S. master of Pas The swimmers entered for the weekly competition at Sutro Baths to-morrow are as follows: Fifty-yard _dash, Ju Lowenthal, R. Cook, 0. Owens, C bach, T psephs, T. Herman e H._Stellje: n, J. Laird, | Lahusen, J. Sterns 100 yar | w. Otsen, 2. Beyer, n | mick, O. Ehrman, E. Lieb E. Weils. Trick and fancy springboard diving—A. Bau- dain, H. Freeman, R. Riding, J. O'Brien | Cathcart, R. Cordell, A. Davis, O. Misner, G. Under water swimming contest. —_—————— Among Amateur Athletes. | At a meeting of the Pacific Ass of the Amateur Athletic Union held | night there were present J. R. Bockman (n the chair), H. A. Keeler, I. J. Muma. F. L. Berry, A. P. Rothkopf, W. B. Hinch- | man, W. Neumiller and J. Blum. W. B. Hinchman, as rowing commissioner, p | sented a report in which he sugg | that each rowing club in the associa | should contribute a certain s ) to be expended in the purchase of lenge cups, to be held by . | elubs. The football c: | Berry of Stanford 1 quested to prepare a report | the next meeting. It was unnoun | an indoor baseball schedule has been ranged, according to whici the teams in and around San Francisco will pl series of games, the winner ton and piay against the t | retary Keeler stated that handbook is ready for the pri will be issued early next mon | _George James, 1. J. Muma_ and Keeler were appointed members t | board_of governors of Amateur A Jetic Union. George James, . J. Muma, F. L. Berry, H. Hauser and H. A. Keeler were appointed a_committee to arrar for a fleld day (indoor or outdoer), to be given in the spring by the Pacific As- soclation. A. P. Rothkopf, J. Blum and W. B. Hinchman were appointed a com- mittee to report on the matter of a ban- | mer. to be presented to the winner of the intercollegiate football game piz Thanksgiving day. A sanction w ed to the South End and Alameds Club crews to row a five-mile race Oakland Creek on Sunday, January y good deal of discussfon fook piace with respect to the necessity of insisting that all athletes from the universities of Si ford and California be registered accord- ing to the by-laws of the assoctation. ‘ Charles, W. Douglass. ia | |