The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 27, 1903, Page 10

THE SAN FRA 10 J1SCO - CALL SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1903 ANDLE PLEASURE CRAFT SKI FAIR SKIPPERS H ANY ladies are regular atter ants at the various cruises the yacht clubs in the bay when the weather is light and conditions favorab.e, take the wheel or tiller. Th Yacht Club for several past has endeavored to make its quarters are a turn at Francisco ye at Sausalito attractive to ladies, & fine Sundays they are to be seen in con- siderable numbers on the verandas. At all club events that are not strictly and fr are n the wives, sisters, sweethearts n Francis vac in lence. Thou the winds usually prevalent in the summer ot favorable to ornate dressing, the fair mariners contrive to combine utility wi prettiness in their costumes. They thor- oughly enjoy the brisk breezes and the flying spray. Corinthian yachtsmen and their frier will gather in force at the club-house at Tiburon to-mo™ow, the attraction being a grand aquatic carnival. The water sports will be under the management of a committee made up of Dr. E. N. Shor Lester J. Hammersmith, Stanley J. and N. A. Hewson. An exhibition of fancy diving and swimming will be giver by members of the Olympic Club under the leadership of Sydney Cavill. An at- tempt will be made to bring off a ard swimming match between E. Howard and | ex-Commodore T. F. Tracy. Rowing and | ing races for small craft will be ar- | ranged by the regatta committee, 1 The judges will be ‘ommodore H. D Hawks, Able Douglas % o and W. F. Frz LLFULLY J Gypsie by seconds filed again time wh way. The 50 o 3 ' T | | | i ( st te \ | * 1 T | ‘K i L1- r o : ; . - — — ——. - i oo - - : - —_— - YACHTSMEN WHO FIND PLEASURE AND EXCITEMENT CRUISING IN THE BRISK BREEZES OF THE UPPER BAY. l » — v — YOUNG DOGS |CHAMPIONS \ 4 runs: 1 TO COMPETE| TO COMPETE s: R nkin i m 15 b s ——— . First Puppy Stake of the|Experts in Barge, Skiff or second Present Season at Ingle-| Shell Await the Annual . oot side to Be Run To-D \'\ Regatta on Lake Merritt AR ,“ ¥ ;. . HE first puppy stake of the present ' TRIES for the annual rowing < de son at e sing Park | E championship races to be held on ¥ ® will be run to- Xteen young- Independence day on Lake Merritt 8. Stag P. I sters are entered. Frank Mc | close on Monday evening, the 9th b ¥ . n's Motto and Free From inst., at the rooms of the Pacific Associa- AT apparently, the tion in the Emma Spreckels building. . B tries. They are near the All contestants must be registered as ¢ of eighteen months. Tim Cronin| amateur athletes and must wear the uni- . R starts a promising one in Gunfi DY | form and colors of their club. The en- ¥ L. wWild lee-Palmyra. The majority will | trance fee will be returned to all who v make their first appearance on the fleld. | start in the event for which they have ¥ s V The gates of Union Coursing Park will | entered. The regatta committee, of which g s | again be thrown open to the follow of | W. B. Hinchman is chairman, will decide g ¥ the greyhounds on Sunday, July 12. With | on the order of the races and appoint of- 8 s century at | the picnic season on the wane, the rail-| ficials, such as starter, clerk of the st t Rendle, the | road officials are able to again supply the | course, judges and timers, at the meet- t of Metropolitan District | train service, the withdrawal of which | jng to'be held on Monday evening. - . L rk, has offered ‘ resulted in closing the park | There will be seven events, as foljows: e kr 1 as the| The committee of the American Cours-| Fgur-oared barge races for oarsmen of ¢ . | ing Board having in charge the Waterloo | senior, intermediate and junior standing « cup meeting has postponed for one month | gytrigged skiff races for senior and junior v the time at which bids will be opened. It| gcyllers, and shell ra for senfor and stk t | was deemed advisable to extend the Umit, | junjore,” The order in which the races g the as new clubs are being formed which ma¥, i) take pl when once settled, will bid for the meetings. The committee ha | not be changed. The captain of each club G. G other assumed jurisdiction over the American | oy phe notified of the time of starting and w da the Derby, a stake for pupples. This will be | 4y contestant who is not ready within B of a Rendle | run the Sunday after the Waterloo. two minutes of the specified time will med ccomes member of the at Freedom, which was bred on this| . gi.qyalified. The distance for all the G S Cricketers, named in |coast, won a thirty-two-dog open stake last races is one and a half miles with a turn. g g+ test of all players | Sunday at Butte. He was to have met| "mp. )y event in which entries seem E Confidence in the deciding course, but the to be scarce is the intermediate latter was withdrawn. e 3 race. The junfor barge race last Coursing men here noticed an error on| vear was won by a South End Rowing T at the Butte meeting e 1"\l Club crew, made up of F. Pallas, S. Ber- o - ould have been made by the of | ger, M. Harris and E. Pallas. This crew B w ted California to | DCials e e o ntend og |15 now of Intermediate standing. The as chosen as| oonSed to the e, 3=ie*d of | Olympic Club also has a crew which s ace 1904. The elec- | .2 ‘”g”‘“ with N 4 and Ne. 2 ran with | of the intermediate class, but this. crew s P. H. Smith of | ato 3 To add to the error the wininer of | Will enter in the senior barge race. The T na B. Brow: Bt e T s enstbind g Ao | South End Rowing Club has senior and ' Lit i the secqnd course was-placaf-sbove the | cop, s, oo’ wniin tranbin. Db Alhd s - | winner of the first course, This put-him | JFWOT Derke Cromws 1 thalning. “he Ala- femiy L piace throughout the SFM Fun-| rasees and will entar men.in avecy eveat | ORI o RN oy 42 o | of the regatta. John Lewis will pull in | James Sweeney has added two promis- | Of the regatia. John Lewis will pull in ing pupples to his string. One is by Fet- Exbibition Lacrosse Game. ter Free-Dawn and the other by Sacra- brother James in the junior shell event. Tw icked teams of the California|mento Boy-Brilllantine. They are big, | Edwin ““""‘,:”f (“”‘th"l"'e““'m "‘le"“fl' ) sse’ Association will play an exhibi- | growthy youngsters and on their breed-| meda Boat ‘l“;‘ o ane J_““!Orl‘;“ rigged to-morrow at the | ing should show class in a marked de- | SKIff race and Fred Ayres in the senlor Presidio Athletic Grounds o'clock. | gree class. No admission fee will be exacted at the | F. Bartels, a well known Colorado | oo sesns e osnsose e te. The officers of the assoclation hope | coursing man, has been elected a free-| @ to arrange a match with the | holder at Denver. Cit ower of Gold, Frisky Barbara, Master v mpion Shamrock Lacrosse| The coursing at Ingleside Park will | Rosket, Roy ughie, Bob Tt Generai De: « which will tour the No tae F mce $0-day 4 *clock. - |'wet. Mose, Royal Friend, Golden Rule, War- B ic form the likely win = ald, Peisky Boy, Pepper Jack, Black Coon, —————e——— 4 stake —C :npo‘d!r.” King QU'U Tas lnk(\,\'?llu nl:. :fllnr:( 'l;w‘mn, ‘:’Mlll‘lll, - ¥ oy, Gunfire, Ben orter, ueen’ Luxury, Pure ar enlo rince, Vattles, Trunks f‘“d Valises. Motto, Racing Glancer, Free From Flaw. Haddington, Glaucus, Jack Short, Mickey unks. vallses, dress suit cases, travel-| “Open stake—White Hat, Pasha Pleasant, | Free, Meddiesome, Firm Felow, Fenil, Van ketbooks, wrist bags, that|conroy, Tillle R, Valid, Rec Peppér, Melrose, | dal, Roxana, Red Rock, Speciai, J. C. Hee. ‘ nd are cheap.” San- Clair, Otto, Lord Granmard,” Advance | nan, Game Boy, Don Pedro, Tralee Boy, Colo rn, Vail & Co., 741 Market street, * Black Flush, Idaho Boy, Siren, Butte | ored Lady, Real Article. y | | | { TENNIS MEN IN PRACTICE State Championships Are to Be Decided on the San Rafael Courts Next Week A perts, both men and women, will contend for the championship of the State. On Juy 1, at 10 a. m., the first annual wo- men’s singles tournament for the State championship will be played. The Sutton sisters will not compete, but the event will not be entirely without cl The four players among whom the championship seems to rest are Miss Eva Varney of San Francisco, Miss Miriam Edwards of Berkeley, Miss Emma Hunter of Alameda and Miss Sarah Coffin of Newport. The latter is on a visit to the coast and is said to be a clever pl T. She has won several tournaments at New- port. Of the other three players, Mi: Varney seems .to have the best chance. If the matches were three sets out of five Miss Edwards would undoubtedly be the favorite. In their only meeting Miss Ed- vards beat Miss Varney in a five-set match. The latter took the first two sets handily and led all the way in the third. Miss Hunter is playing a strong gamé and her chances are considered good. The third annual men’s tournament for the championship of the State will com- mence July at 10 a. m. The status of Norman Hodgkinson has not as yet been determined, but the chanc: are he will be declared a pro- fessional. Dr. Hardy, the secretary of the Pacific States Lawn Tennis Association, has written to the National Association in regard to the matter. Hardy is of the LL of the best tennis players in this part of the State will journey to San Rafael next week. From Wednesday till Saturday the ex- lowed to play. The ‘tennis players one and all would like to see Hodgkinson take part in the tournament. Grant Smith is particularly anxious to have him play. Smith is de- sirous of having another meeting with the left-handed crack. The latter won by a small margin in their last meeting and Smith thinks he could reverse matters in a return match. On their previous meet- ing Smith defeated Hodgkinson easily. Professor Joseph Daily, whose place as courtkeeper at the California Club courts has been taken by Hodgkinson, has ap- plied for reinstatement in the amateur ranks. Daily is desirous of playing at 8an Rafael next week. Should he be al- lowed to play, of which there is not the slightest chance, he would represent the Stockton Tennis Club. [ i [ | Fish - Commissioners Com- mence Replenishing the Streams Throughout - State HE State Board of Fish Commis- foners has commenced the distri- bution of 5,000,000 trout fry. This of the various hatcheries. The work of stocking the streams in the Yosemite is already under way. Lieu- Infantry, acting superintendent of the park, is lending Chief Deputy Vogelsang of the commission invaluable assistance. the lakes and streams and distribute the trout over a large area. There are on hand 480,000 Eastern brook streams in the high elevations, where this variety thrives. The distribution will be general all over the 'tate. The fry plant- years, Donner Lake, near Truckee, is furnish- ing good sport at present. The principal weighing from one-half to three pounds are being taken on the fly on the Truckee between Tahoe City and Truckee. lakes is improving. C. B. Eells, Bart Noyes, A. B. Finch and Alex Vogelsang are at Big Meadows vide, M. Weed, S. Brader and E. Brader are enjoying the fishing at Castella. Mr. P. J. Tormey and W. D. Mansfield have returned from Stoney Ford, where they had excellent swort. —_— Peb AL A T represents the product for this year tenant Colonel Garrard of the Fourteenth His men in patroliing the park reach all trout, which are intended for the meadow ed this vear will be well grown in two trout there is the Loch Leven,. Trout The fishing at Webber and Independence enjoying the great sport its streams pro- Weed landed a two-pounder on Tuesday. John Butler ‘s spending a few days at ‘.Capltuln and is enjoying the angling af- opinion that Hodgkinson will not be al- forded by the streams in that vicinity. Thurlow McMullen has returned.from a month’s outing on the McCloud, which afforded royal sport. The members of the Sierra Club are on their annual outing, the Kern River can- yon being their objective point. There are many anglers among their members who will fish whenever opportunity offers. The first tuna of the season was caught some days since at Catalina. It weighed 144 podnds. The fishermen are also catch- ing large quantities of albacore on a No. 7 Wilson spoon. The members of the San Francisco Fly Castjpg Club will meet at Stow Lake, Golden Gate Park, this afternoon and to- morrow in their regular contests. With favorable weather conditions record- breaking scores in wistance casting are expected during the next two months. MAGNATES | WILL MEET ST | Important Conference of | Baseball Managers Is to| Be Held in Tacoma Monday | LR AR PE(‘IPY,E throughout the Pacific Coast who are interested in baseball | seem in a quandary as to what will become of the Pacific National League. It is now the main question be- fore the baseball public. There is no doubt whatever that something mo- n when the magnatés at Tacoma next Mon- mentous will happ meet in conference day. There are rumors of every sort afloat yet the magnates discredit all of them and simply ask the public to wait till after the meeting, when the facts will be made known. This meeting has been called for something of great importance and it in all probability will whether or not any of the clubs of the league are to be dropped. It is an admitted fact that the clubs in the Northwest are making money and that is why they are being kept up there. The. Portland team has suffered from hard luck all along and the rumors afloat are to the effect that it will unquestiona- bly be dropped from the league. It is also asserted that San Francisco and Los Angeles will_go. President Harry Hart of the San Fran- cisco club vigorously denies this and says the teams will remain in the league and will finish the season as originally planned. He admits there are some portant matters to be decided at the meeting, but adds there is no truth in the report that his team and the Los Angeles aggregation will be ousted. Mr. Hart states he will have the grounds at Ninth and Bryant streets im. proved as soon as possible and that the eattle and San Francisco clubs pen here some time in July. He says he is satisfled with the present situation and is willing to fight the battle to a bit- ter end. He is sure the Pacific National League is strong enough to win out. Charley Dryden has been telling the readers of the Philadelphia North Ameri- can about a restaurant (mythical) which the members of the Philadeiphia base ball team are supposed to patronize. He snzs: Between meals the Champlons rest their weary stomachs at an eatle: inn beside the placid lake. The hotel and restaurant food. passers are still on strike, and a largs placard “*Nothing Doing,” posted on the door of our dining-room tells of the famine there Aw ball teams on the road do nothing but cat most of the time_ the hardship is very great. Thus tar Mr. Mack and his caters have gone fairly well at'a Maxim rapid-fire lunch bat. tery on Wabash avenue. The place is the only one of its kind in the world. It fills the bij and the patient also, and he goes away feeling like @ veteran of several wars. There are ng determine | AUTOMOBILE CLUB RUN e Big Gathering Expected at Monterey During August for Racing and Touring —— RR TS are being made ‘* for 1 of the Automobile Club of California to Del Monte during h th of August. It is intend- om San Francisco to San »se on Thursday, August §, to stay the night in San Jose and to 80 on next day by wa Watsonville, reaching Del ¥ evening llowing three or four days the automobilists will make up tou ties to visit the pretty spots Monte. y will have the privi of running over the seven mile drive, and will be a le to hold a contests, either of speed, endu any other sort, they may desire. —_——— Novel Lines of Corinthian Yacht The yaeht now under constructic the Cc hian Yacht Club is expeet create a sensation when she is se j der canvas. She is fi nd only twer { ine. She has deep Th thians great faith r and hope to re; the Lipton Offers Cup for Yacht Race SAN DIEGO, June 2.—Sir . ton in a letter to the Corir Club of this city announced t " brought to the United State which he offered as a ize f races to be held on San Dieg near future and that it will t A at once from New York. e e R waiters at Maxim r its a4t a_stool-bordered . €ach stool is a keyboard S with the names of u keys. Behind and ~ tubes that suggest ® tubes the food s ¢ - the tubes fs a funnel - | small end of which is a of the diner as he s | boara | When ready to keys and the grub is sh minutes’ time and f { Pert_musfelan can tak sia that wouul swan bs used so as not and sweet milk | produce a discord coming careless a soup in the car Ing is quite popula | will keep the C? " | piek sharpene | with the waiter ympathy universal hu~ ! Eggs constitut iman food of al