The morning call., 1890-06-12
ALL-ROUND SPORT.
Officers Elected by the Amateur
Athletic Association.
The California Kennel Club Will HOLD q
Bench Show-Interstate Coursing-saylor
Defeats McCleery at Billiards.

The Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic ASS0-
citation met at the Olympic Club last even
ing. with Walter Scott presiding.
The first matter acted upon was the ap-
plicatiOn of the Lurline Athletic Club, but
as the roll contained the name of w. M.
SwartZ, who, it is alleged, has been receiv-
ing compensation as wrestling instructor,
the officers postponed action on it until
future meeting.
The following records made at the cham
pionship games on May Both were accepted:
22O-yard hurdle race by II. c. Motif, u.
c., and S. N. Cassidy. o. A. C.
One and three mile walks by James Jer-
Wis, o. c.
Throwing the 16-pound hammer. 95 feet
4 inches, by J. j. Mekinnon. A A. G.
Pole vault by j. Purcell, 0. G.. 10 feet
inches.
W. A. Scott was also given credit for
records made on June 18th and 25th for
$50 yards in 2:05A, and 1000 yards in
2:29 As.
The annual election was then held and
the old board was reelected, as follows:
w. A. Scott, President; I. F. Seaman. Vice
President; E. p. Moody, Secretary; p. w.
Nahl, Treasurer; George w. Jordan. official
handlcapper.
A vote OF thanks was rendered George ".
amateur athletics while a delegate to the p.
Z. a. a. a.
CALIFORNIA KENNEL CLUB.
A meeting of tile California Kennel Club
was held last evening at 436 Montgomery
street, with G. B. Lewis in the chair.
A communication was read from A. Z.
Vredenburgh, Secretary Of the American
Kennel Club, notifying the California Club
that it had been elected to membership in
the former organization.
Thomas Casey and jeremiah Vrooman
were elected TO membership, and Max
Wenzell of HOb0ken, n. j.. and prOmi-
nent member of the Irish Setter Club of
America, delegate to the American Ken
mel Club to represent the California club
A. Z. Post was chosen member OF the
Executive Committee in place of James
Sumner, who is about to leave the State,
aud 81. B. Truman. Thomas Higgs and
j. 3. Martin q committee to consider the
ACCESSIBILITY of giving bench show.
INTERSTATE CoURsING CLUB.
The first meeting Of the Interstate Cours-
ing Club convened last evening at 539 Cali
f0rnia street to effect permanent organi-
cation and arrange for match some time in
November, the date and programme to be
settled upon later. The following officers
were elected for the coming season: Presi-
dent. d. Shannon; Vice-President. Henry
Wormington; Secretary, j. b. Dickson;
Treasurer, u. l.. Nolan.
After this came the appointment as fol-
lows OF committee in the various cities
of the State, of men known to be interested
in the sport, to canvass the place and secure
su bserlptions to be used as prizes in the
match:
San Francisco-W. Stout, j. Grace, j. Doug
las, Matt Nunan aud j. Hanl0n.
san Jose-W. Mccormick, ID. Tracy and 7.
Cooney.
Santa Clara-Dr Wadams Mr.. Curtis and j.
Rock Iand-Ed o'Conneli and Charles Pierce.
Sacrameuto-Mr. Hanrahan, I. Wait aud Pat
rick Kelly.
REDWOOD City-P. Foley and T. Kinds.
Peialuma-D. j. Healy.
Oakland-P. Gallagher and Patrick Mullen.
Newark-JOhn Dugan.
Bl0Omheld-P. Carol.
Los Angeles-Walter II. Moore and Thomas
Rice.
San Quentin-W. 7. Berry.
Port Costa William McCraeken and NJ Nolan.
The President was given power, upon
the recommendation of two other members
OF the club, to appoint others to this COM
mittee in other parts of the State.
Mr.. Briggs, speaking for the Breeder and
Sportsman, stated that that paper offered
500 cup as prize on condition that a stake
OF $1,000 is raised for the match, also that
the printing in connection with the work
OF the club would be done free of expense.
THE BILLIARD MATCH.
The straight-rail billiard match last evening at
the Baldwin between Ben Saylor and McCleery
was largely attended. and many times during
the play The excitement was Intense.
McCleefy was not feeling very well last even
Ing and when he missed the opening shots there
were signs OF nervousness In his movements.
SaylOr made one splendid run, at The end OF
which the applause was ferocious.
The match was for an alleged stake of $500,
and resulted In the defeat OF McCleery, as The
following score VIII show: