The morning call., 1890-07-03

awarded in each event. President Scott and OF.
fetal Handicapped Jordan were appointed to
SUPERVISE the two amateur events on Friday.
President Scott was instructed to accept the
position on the Board OF the Amateur Athletic
Union, national institution. which had been
rendered him.
SOUTH BEACH CLUB.
The South Beach Fishing Club chartered the
tug Elizabeth last Sunday morning and made
its regular monthly cruise around thu bay.
touching at Sausato, Lime Point. Point Bonita
and Seal Rock. A substantial lunch was dis
posed Of and then the club tried its luck with the
lines aud hauled about 700 pounds Of fine fish.
In the party were John Hughes, Charles Abbot,
Ben Stone, Louis Berry, George johnson, JOS
eph Grant, Chris RulihaIsen. John Howard, AL.
bert Johnson, Joseph Lynngreen, Mr.. Steinman,
Capatin Ben Hardie, Engineer Riley and others.
The largest catches were made by John Hughes,
160 pounds: Louis Barry. Ito pounds, and JOS
eph Lynngreen 73 pounds.
WILL CHASE HAREs.
The draw for the coursing to be held to.mor-
row at Ocean view Park took place last night at
16 Third street, and resulted as follows:
p. +. Canavan's Examiner meets j. Murphy's
Lady FreestOne. I. j. Cronin's Kathleen meets
ID Edmonds' Piper Jr, al. Tlernan's Catherine
HAYES meets J. j. Edmonds' Soldier Boy aud z.
+. Caravans Spot meets NJ. Ternan's Tipperary
Girl. First prize s25. runner up SIS. j. Grace,
James Byran, P. Beehan and ID. W. Murphy;
slip steward, W. Halpni flag steward. j. W.
johnson.
THE LURLINE CLUB.
The Lurline Club held its installation Of officers
last night at its club-rooms on Bay street. The
following officers were Installed: +. McDeytt.
President; L. Ii. TaufeDbach, Vice Presdent;
w. (. Swift, Recording Secretary; A. w. ellis,
Financial Secretary; L. Heringhi, Treasurer; w.
Schwartz, Leader; d. Barley. Captain; j.
Stein, Sergeant Arms; ). Lothers, ]. Riugen,
George Dykeman, A, Rouotd, e. Beaujet L.
Mullin and c. Montana. Directors.
The following members were presented with
medals as their reward for being the hest five
runners III the cross-country run from Ross Villa
TO Lime Point and return on last Sunday: G.
STUFF gold medal; ID. supple, Il. Galveg, I. Gay
and q. Robinson were presented win silver
medals. e. Antiques OF the club will enter for
the amateur shell.race, which takes place to-
morrow. W. Schwartz Is fast getting into con-
dition for his wrestling match on the 9th inst
with V. 2. White of the California Club.
DENIES THE REPORT.
The following communication has been re-
ceived from the President OF the Alpine Club. Ii
speaks for Itself:
SAN Francisco, July 2. 1890,
Sporting Editor Call: will you please allow me
the space in your valuable paper to contradict the
article that appeared in the Daily Report OF July
LIST in regard to the Alpine Club
The statement published was erroneous In every
respect and was evidently prompted by the vicious
The club was never IN better circumstances than
the present time. 1t is constantly gain
ing good and influential members, and anticipates
moving 10 Central Park on the lSt OF August where
fine cIub-roomS being arranged for its recep-
ton In regard to the medals, 1t has been no I'M
common thing in the past when the amateurs have
had TO wait four and five months for one of the
oldest organized clubs the Coast to present the
medals won at their games. Admitting that the
clubs last hed day was not great success, yet the
club will be able to present each aud every amateur
a fine medal, something he will not be ashamed TO
The winners could not expect more from a
young club SO recently organized as the Alpine
Club remain very respectfully,
President Alpine Amateur Club.