The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 30, 1900, Page 5

THE SUNDAY CALL. ~7 | 8 g rey g for g upon the minds of . r Ticlals the necessity of a new ght ¥ 1 Il giamor r future. This also is ' H ' from its high es- « dis- eb nz methods of an arch- Ling capacity of ter are the best that we have seen, special hand n w . the are well arranged, and San Francisce Club tion, headed by Pring Pacific foran, and has 1 of the Ingleside iuh es the t and Ingleside. obta e conducting the tracks 1 racing. The e new or- e Poniatow- been a happy successor to the which ck at ed a plant, The = San Tan- lease which 1 et may mean the rehabilitation of this beau- ded supervisorial tiful racing park, pr res 1ed. onsideration is obi W ing bail and horse rac- been flourishing, prize fighting has been on a slippery tobogganAn San Francisco. The sc-called arhateur clubs with four-round bouts have g d the maw and the fighters and promote has ds interest in good, clean, legitim; high- class, scientific pugilism. But there is a have Dubli chic strong hope of redemption. The Super- visors declare that they will put a check upon cheap prize fight » Iy ‘to of good s g licenses ing and high is a elub in the local field h promises the best fights In ths worid. As the Eastern field has been © ed against pug there is a s prospeet of a | 1gilistic s 1 here in San Franpeis So much for professional sports patron- ized by local enth s and devotees. Now for the amateurs, the men who par- ticipate in sport for sport's sake. Foremost among the amateurs i college athleto and Calif two universities b athietic dchicvement. As by the rivalry between ord and California, fostered by e spirit grows apace. Football, ball and track at s are the bran of sport which grip upoh the collegian. Brighs and rosy are the prospects of athletic en- e Juture of Sport in California ares and of the serves the pur- year ma game ha derstood becom which was rival foreign vy th o the allowed s¢ Y tes of Burlingame soil. Shooting a: thustasts ney con every ordinary k be found in Califo Shooters ers are just beginnirg to realize ervation of both game and fish will mean more to them than wholesale slaughter, and the Legisiature will be eg to pass restricting laws at th eral sion. o Whether he follows a spo: or as a recreation, the C. right to complain. Th one, and no matter what the branch, he is sure to sate his soul with his own fav- ored pastime during the first year of the new century,