The morning call., 1890-11-28
SPORTS In THE OPEN.
A Record Lowered at the Olympic
Clubs Games.
Pacing and Trotting at 0akland-Lawn Tennis
for County Cha pionship-C
Regatta on the Creek.

Owing to the several counter attractions
in this city and elsewhere in the vicinity
the gathering of spectators at the Olympic
Athletic Clubs handicap games yesterday
was not rs large as on previous occasions.
About 1900 ladies and gentlemen witnessed
the games, which were first class anu gave
general satisfaction.
The handicapping Of the events.proved
that the Handicapped had good knowledge
of tie contestants abilities. as the finishes
in every instance were close and exciting
The starting by Walter Scott also deserves
mention, because not single poor start was
recorded during the day.
The several events which figured on the
programme were carried out with dispatch.
and the spectators witnessed the final event
at O'clock, thereby giving them ample OPP
portunity TO return to their homes in good
season to enjoy a Thanksgiving dinner.
The day was most propitious for the sports.
and good running and jumping was the re-
suit. The following is the order OF events
One-mile walk, open handicap-Entries: James
Jerys, o. A. C., scratch; Albert Cooke, A. A. A
G.. 80 yards Z. f. Landmann. .. A e.. 200
yaIds; II. \. Massey. A. A. A. e.. 200 yards; C.
j. Armbruster, A. a. a. C.. 200 yards; u. w.
ArmDruster, A. A. A. c., 200 yards; j. f. Clark
A. A. A. c.. 200 yards; Ii. L. Fabry. o. A. c..
200 wards; L. NJ. Yates Jr., o. A. C., $50 yards /;
David Supple, L. A. c., 200 yards. Won by
YaIes. Time, min. 34 see. Second, David
supple.
Tie contest was very spirited. Albert Cooke of
the Alpine Athletic Club was disqualified, owing
to bis unfair method OF pedeStransm.
The second event was pole-vauft handicap,
with the following entries: Arthur keller. q. A.
g., scratch; H. Z. Head, u. Gu inches. Won by
Head. Hight, feet inches.
440-yafd (scratch) Tor hammersmlth medal, s.
V. Cassidy was the only slater. He made an eX-
cellrnt race and completed The distance in 5243
seconds.
I00-yard run open undergraduates (winner
of each heat 10 run IN final and second men TO
run a heal. winner of which shall Iun in hnaD:
First heat c. A. JeilineS. y. a. ca yards;
r. Z. Mays, A. a. A. c. yards; c. h. MOrse,U.
C., 10 yards; A. u. Nelson. q. A. c.. 10 yards.
c. r. Morse won. c. a. JeIinek second. Time,
10 l-5 seconds
Second heat j. c. kortick, Q. A. C., 51a
yards; Andrew Maiioney. A. A. A. c.. S1a yalds;
e. W. Bishop, A. A. A. C., 10 yards; II. T. Cole
man, A. A. A. e., 10 yards. Andrew Mahoney
won, j. Z. kortick second. Time, 1854 seconds
a. l.. Sheath, W A. C., yards; L. J.Armbl uster
A. a. A. C.. 10 yards; ii. IL. Gawpe, A. A. A. C.,
yards. c, j. Arm6rusler Won n. l.. Williams
second. Time, 10 40 seconds.
In The trial heat for second men, with winner
to run in final. Jeinek, Kortick and Williams
started. Ii was won by JelIiuek In 1o1s
seconds. / lie final heat was Won by Morse,
Gawne second, Jellinek third. Time. 10 20
seconds.
and f. Mcdonald. Won BY Schmidt. Time. 20
seconds.
In The wrestling contests eros won two falls
ana match ana Otto defeated Wigmore by win
ming two straight falls.
Halfmile run-Starters: R. Macarthur and
NJ. L. Espinosa scratch, W: Il; To1my forty
Toomy. Espiuosa second Time, minutes
second.
22oyard run (handlcap), for members o. A. C.,
juvenile class-Entres: w. SaalDurg. A. L.
| Mangenbeim. j. X. Baird. l.. Tuy, Z. Bernhard
Sargent E. Holmes, Walter n. Hogg. W: Rodgers.
| z. Meteafe, C. a. Kelly, L. Clayburg, +. Burgess.
| Z. J.. Lebenbaum, l.. L. Lebenbaum, +. l.. Le-
benbaum, Z. Hammer. William NJ: Lawlor. L. L.
Russ, A. Liebes, A. Landsburg, l.. Landsbnrg,
Robert Childs Jack LiDpmann. Won by Holmes.
A LandsbuIg second Burgess third. lime,
| 81 SO seconds.
44o yard run (handlcap)-Starters: j. d. Gar
rison, A. A. A. C., scratch; ,. V. Casady, y. A.
| G., scratch; c. A. Jenek, o. a. C., yards; j.
kor,'eE' O. A C. 70 ya,ds; Anarew mahoney'
A. A. e., IS yards: Z. r. Morse, U. C., 80 yards;
q. ". Bishop, A A. "A. G.. So yards; A. b. Nei-
So yards Won by G. X. Morse time STA sec
| onds; second Andrew Mahoney, third j. Z. kor-
| Tick.
Putting 16 pound shot undergraduates A.
| q. Sheath, scratch; L. X. Hewston, feet; +. u
| Okane. feet " on by L. X. Hewston, distance.
| 81 feet Il inches; second f. e. O'hane dis
120-yard hurdle race (nandicapl-F. +. Foster,
o. A. e., scratch; Arthur Keller, o. A. C.. Is
NdTuS. .. u. SltdtII, ". a. u, yaIQs. w Oh ny
| Sheath.
| One-mile run (handicap)-starters: r. Nc
| Arthur, y. A. C., scratch; IL C.. Cassidy, A A.
| A. e., 10 yards; j. ID. Garrison. a. A. A. C., 60
yards; Jesse ID. Burks, U. Csc yards; Sol
Choynssi, a; A. A. G., 50 Yards; Z. r Moody.
| C., leo yards; illiam +. ellmer. A. a. A. e.,
| 100 yards; II. A. Massey, A. \. a. G., 125
| yards; Ambrose Snow, A. o. G., 125 yards. Won
| by Macarthur, Choynski second. Time, min.
| "A 80 sec.
Professor Baird walked three-quarters of a
| mile 10 min. SO sec The record Is 4:40,
! but Baird Informed the reporters that he did not
| claim The record according to bis own peculiar
| style Of pedeslrauism.
Julian " aller and +. Schmidt and George +.
| Green and L. A. Donahos boxed for the edibca-
ton of the SPECTATORS three rounds each.
22o-yard hurdle race (handlcapl-lWorId's
amateur record, 2514 sec, J. z. Lee. Harvard,
| May 81, 1890; Paeine Coast amateur record, 90
| sec, +. 4. Foster, A. o. e., October 25 1890
-Entries: +. +. Foster. o. A. G.. scratch; A. &.
| g., Is yards; n. l.. Williams, .. a. C., 20 yards.
| Won by Foster, Espinosa second. Time,
| % is Sec
According TO the above, Foster lowers his own
| record OF 20 seconds.
The run to the summit of Mount Olympus
was novel feature of The days sports. Only
two starters appeared. namely, FL. G. Cassidy, A.
| A. A. C., and W. II. Toomy. .. A. c. The latter
| won by several hundred yards IN 2714 seconds.
| Running broad jump Undergraduates: +.
i. Foster, o. a. c., scratch; n. l.. Williams, o. A.
| c., foot; Arthur Keller. o. A. c.. " feel; NJ.
| L.. EsplDOSa, u. A. u. 11c 1eet. W on by roster,
! distance 20 feet 312 inches; second, Espnosa,
| distance 8 feet inches.
This last-named event ended a very sue
| cessfui days sport. The gentlemen who
of1iciated were:
| Referee-Wiiam Greer Harrison, o. A. G..
| Judges al fnish-E. a. Rix, o. A. c.; Ii. L.
| Sine, o. A. c.; George w. Jordan, o. A e.
| Field iudges-E. A. Kolb, o. A. C.; A. j.
Treat, o. A C.; Z. n. Galfney, A. A. A. C.
! lnspeetors-T. 4. Seaman, Acme; A. c. For
| sytb, o. A. G.; j. NJ. Hamilton, o. A. e.; p. W.
| Nahl, A. O.C.
T,mers-P. Mcintyre, o. A. c.; d. W. Don
nelly. o. a. c.; V. L. Southeastern, q. A. c.
| Judge OF walking, q. b. Baird; starter, Walter
| A. Scott, o. A. C.; clerk OF the course. John
| Elliott. o. A. c.; assistant clerk OF the course,
| +. A. Chapuis, o. A. g.; scorer, Eugene Van
| Court, q. A. c.; assistant scorer, ID. e. Van
| COurt, o. A. c.; official announcer, J. Ii. Gill
! huly, o. A. C.; official reporter, Z. r. Bernhard
| matShals-J. j. Corbett, the Olympic Club;
! George 5. Meihlng. the Olympic Club.
| The members of the Pacific Coast Amateur
| Athletic Association will BIZ recognized by
| the following abbreviations
| Olympic Athletic Club, San Francisco, o. A G. ;
| Alpine Amateur Athletic Club, San Francisco,
| A. A. A. c.; University Athletic Club. Berkeley,
U. L. Acme Athletic Club, Ga land, Acme; Re-
| lance Athletic Club, Oakland, r.. A. C.; Garden
| City Athletic Club San Jose, Il. C. A. c.; Ala
media Olympic Club, Alameda, A. o. e.; LurBe
| Athletic Club. San Francisco, l.. A. C.; Sacra-
! meUlO Athletic Eiuh Sacramento & Pasa-