The morning call., 1890-05-10
OUTDOOR SPORTS.
Athletes Who Will Appear at a
Court of Inquiry.
Costumes That Will Not Please Wsll-Formed
Acknowledgement That Will Run
at Newark.

A meeting of the athletes representing the
Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic Association, was
held last evening al the Olympic Club, Walter
Scott presiding.
The application OF the Lurllne Boating and
Swimming Club for admission to the association
was referred 10 the Committee on Membership.
which consists Of Jordan, NahI and Rosbrough.
A protest was flied against Charles
Little, member OF the Alpine Club, who won
the half-mile and three-mile races at the games
held on the Bav District Track, May 4th. The
protest was entered by G. w. JORDAN In behalf of
+. l. Cooley, who charges Little with profess
sionalism. Little Joined the Alpine Club last
December and was defeated In the -one-haf-
mile run by Moody, at Harbor View, soon aft er
he had become a member of the club. Little
previously resided at Grand Junction, Colo,
LOOKING FOR EASTERN RECORDS.
The association decided 10 have photographs
taken of the alleged professional In running
costume and forward them to clubs in the East
with the view OF learning something OF Llttle's
record as an athlete willis east Of the mountains.
A Committee on BYLAWS, etc, was appointed.
AS 1t has been customary with some athletes
TO appear at an athletic meeting dressed In part
amateur and part professional costume, the asso-
citation decided to notify all of the con testants
who viii participate at the championship meeting
that their costumes must consist of clothng from
the shoulder TO the nee and that the fancy
shirts OF network worn by few OF the
at games held under the auspices OF the asso-
claton.
THEY WANT LIGHT.
1t was decided that Messrs. AL Lean, Gus Un-
german, Eugene Van Court, George Mertes and
the sporting editor OF the Chronicle be requested
10 appear at the next meeting OF the p. q. A. A.
A. ana enllghten the officials OF the club mat
ters pertaining TO the recent wrestling match be-
tween Lean and Kolb Ii Is expected tnat Gus
Ungerman will lecture on oil and how it be
applied TO wTestlers who are on the winning
cards. Mr. Mertes VIII Tell how creased ath-
lete can slip out of harms way. Mr.. Lean will
probably enIghten the board on pool-selling
Mr.. Van Court, being an experienced jockey,
can probably diate successfully on finishes on
the mat The meeting gives every promise OF
being instructive as well as highly amusing.
BOTH HAVE WINGS.
small discussion has been going on between
the Olympic and Alpine clubs regarding the EN-.
blem which viii he worn on the breasts of the
athletes. 1t seems that both clubs have chosen
an emblem with wings on either side of the ini-
tal letter OF the club it represents and unless
championship games will not be able to dis
llnguish between the hletes Of the two clubs.
ne entries Tor ihe games Will close at the
A large gathering of coursing men was pres
ent last evening at Shay's resort Folsom
street to witness the draw" for the coursiug
meeting, which will be held at Newark Park
next Sunday. Several good running dogs will
come together In the slips, and, as hares are
plentiful, good days sport Is promised. The
result of the draw" Is as follows:
T. J. Cronln's Gold Dust meets T. T. Bradys Joe
McAunne; w. BalTs Princess meets Il. T. Brady's
Mission Boy: J. Shea's Tlpperary Girl meets NJ.
Tiernans Catherine Hayes; j. Barry's Tipperary
Clipper meets T. J. Cronin's Snowflake: }. Flere's
Frisco Maid meets T. d. Bunyan's Lady Ryan; j.
Barrys Nelly Bly, meets T. j. Cronins Dan Is; T.
ID. Bunyans Mission Girl meets J. Shea's McGinty.
John Grace was elected judge and John Nc
S1l.
Professor Gleason, formerly OF the Gorilla
Alhieiic Club, has been engaged to teach boxing
az The Golden Gate Club. A match to finish
talked OF.
DEMPSEY AND THE ELITE
AN Anacorles (Wash.). exchange OF May I'd
says: JACK Dempsey the champion mIddle-
weight of The world at boxing. will give an ex :.
hibltiOn at the rooms OF the Fidalgo Athletic
Club next Thursday evening under tile manage
meDt of Mr.. Tom Barry. Dempsey is now at
Fairbayen, where lie Is getting $500 night un-
der contract. giving exhibitions recherche enough
to be witnessed by the ellie Of That burg, tie
ladies included $50 Tom saysl His antagonist
is Dave Campbell OF Portland. The exhibition
at the athletic club here will consist OF four
rounds With Tom Barry. who fought Dempsey
i've years ago for purse OF $1,000.
Professor C0rbett thinks that Joe McAulffe
can best Jake Kirain In any Kind OF a contest