The morning call., 1890-04-16
ALL KINDS OF SPORT
Lean Breaks Ungerman's Finger
While Wrestling.
Turner Will Be Visited by Golden Gate Club
Oficers-The Pacific Kennel Club
E1pels Fad Members.

The Golden Gate Club Directors met last even
ing and reported that the pugillsts now in train
Ing for The next exhibition are in good condition
Liddle, Denivery and Jameson were appointed a
committee 10 visit Turner at Stockton. The
board took under adVlsement the question Of
giving three or four ten-round contests between
some of the leading pugilsts now in this city.
The referee Tor the Turner-heiher contest Will
be selected next Monday evening.
Stockton sports will witness an exhibition al
Turner & Nye's Gymnasium next Thursday
evening The feature Of the entertainment will
be contest OF ten rounds between two local
men.
Tommy Nolan, the ex-champlOn lightweight
pugilisJ OF Arizona, VINO recently accumulated a
small fortune by dabbling In stocks, is about to
Visil England Ireland and Scotland on a pleas
ure trip. Tommy thinks that lie can unearth a
heavy weight pGgllisI in Ireland who, with care
ful teaching, should give good account of him.
self before John L. Sullivan.
AN UNLUCRY FINGER.
Lean and UngeTman met yesterday In the
Olympic Club and had bout Greco Roman on
the carpet. In trying 10 escape from a lock
UnGerman got his hand caught under his
opponents hip and broke the Top of the middle
finger OF his night hand. Tins is The second
time the finger has been injured.
Professor Watson received a letter yesterday
from g. w. Atkinson, editor Of the Sporting
Life of London, stating that the prOspect
OF "go' at the Pelican CLUB, between Young
Mitchell and TOf Wall, was very slim. Atkin-
son says that Wall is numbered among the by
gone puglsts, and that he has greatly DEF ERIC
rated rs fighter of mole. The Pelican Club
would give purse OF $1,000 aud Allen Mitchell
$3.50 EXPENSES to journey TO England if lie would
consent TO light Bill GoOde TO u fnish. This sum
would not Induce tie California midde-weight
to The pond. but If lie should succeed In de.
feating La Blanche the Pelicans may add an
other thousand to The purse.
A GOOD RADIANCE.
At a meeting of the Pacific Kennel Club Il was
decided 10 eNpel all Of the delinquent members.
Quite large number of them were in arrears to
The "Iuh- aud The clearing out Of the IN. G.'s"
WAS looked upon as a good fidGS1c5 q bad rub
Dish. The club now has about forty members In
good standing, with ten applicants on The books,
who Will be voted upon at The next meeting. Tie
Initiation fee has been reduced from $40 10
81 90. The number of the Executive Committee
was changed from seven to five.
The Field Trial Committee met last Sunday at
the Coast Review office, on Sansome street, and
appointed Ii. ii. Briggs Corresponding Secre-
tary, with j. kilgarlf Secretary aud Treasurer
The entry OF the puppy stakes was postponed
from May LIST 10 June 1st. II was unanimously
decided 10 hold the next field trials under the old
rules AT Bakersfield II satisfactory arrangements
can be made With the railroad officials. The
trials Will be held In the third week OF January,
1891. The following gentlemen were present at
the meeting: L. Edwards, Joseph Basslord, IL.
Ii. Briggs, r. d. Linvlle. W. KlIgarlf, Mir.
Schrleber and j. Durham oil Stockton.
GAME BIRDS.
Captain Morse OF tile steamer Alameda Will
bring over with him on the next trip a large num-
Der OF Australian quail, In exchange for like
number oil California game birds. Ii is said that
tie Fish aud Game Commissioners Will stock
several ranches of this State with Oregon
pheasanis. These birds have tourished In the
NebtoOt State under careful protection and the
spOrtsmen OF this city believe they will do
equally well In California.
The Commissioners Will endeavor. through
their attorney. 10 have law passed which Will
protect striped bass under eight pounds In
weight from being caught in this bay.