The morning call., 1891-05-14
ALL-AR0UND SPORT.
List of Entries for Champion.
ship Meetings.
Walter A. Scott Has Resigned the Presidency
Of the Amateur Association Kennel
Show Was a Financial Success.

The Pacific Coast Amateur Athletic AS
ISOLATION met last evening at the Olympic
Club, Walter A. Scott presiding.
A list of championship events was made
up and the following programme has been
arranged for May 30th: 100-yard run. 300
yard run, 440-Yard run, SSO-yard run, 1-mile
run, 5-mile run, 1-mile walk, Smile walk,
pole vault for height, running high lump,
running broad jump, thrO wing 16-pound ham,
mer, throwing 56-pOund weight, putting 16-
pound shot; 120-yard hurdle, 10 flights, 3
feet6 inches high; 220-yard hurdle. 10 flights.
2 feet inches high; tug-of-war. 4 men, I'M
limited weight.
The officers of the meeting will be:
Referee-W. g. Harrison; Judges at the Fin
ish-Captain II. T. Sine, Walter MeGee aud V.
K. Southeastern; Inspeeiors-M. A. Lang, E. Z.
HiIborn, j. Anearn, James McEIroy, George w.
Jordan, j. &. Mansfield Field Judges-P. NJ.
Galney, E. A. Kolb, +. T. Scanlon; Timekeepers
of Distance Events Professor +. S0ule Jr., A.
NJ. King, &. H. Strong; and Of spring events
Peter Mcintyre, G.. g. Edwards, john Elliott;
Judge of WalKing-C. b. Hill; Starter-Walter
slsiant Clerks of COurse-A. +. Allen, ID. W. Dom
nelly, K. e. Slaats; ScOTer-Eugene Van Court;
Assistant Scorer-ProfessOr ID. c. Van Court.
SCOTS RESIGNATION.
Walter A. Scott, who is President Of
the Pacific Athletic Association and Board
OF Managers, has resigned both offices, Ow-
ing to new departure in business which
will occupy his entire attention henceforth.
The friends who insisted that he should ac-
cept a denomination will find it a rather diff
ticult task to substitute an athlete in his
place who will do as much justice to the Of
tice as the retiring young officer has 10 his
credit.
UNIVERSITY FIELD DAY
The Berkeley University athletes will
hold field day on the 23d inst. The fol-
lowing Is list OF the events, viz:
100 yards maiden race closed; l2o-yards dash
closed, Mays barred: 100 yards OPEN scratch;
220 yards open, handicap: 440 yards tclOsedl.
Mays barred; 40 yards open, scratch; $50
yards Closed, scratch; 1-mile run Open handi-
cap; l20.yards hurdle race (closed), handicap;
220-yaIds race, open scratch; running broad
jump (clOsede handicap; running high jump
(clOsedA scratch; running hop, step and jump.
Open handicap; pole vault (clOsed(, handicap;
mile walk (cl0sed), handicap; 16-pOund hammer
throw (clUsed), handicap; 16pOund shot closed,
handtcapi relay race OF one mile. class teams OF
FIVE men each; tug-Of-waT. class teams. four men
each, and one event for the Academic Athletic
Association.
NOW COMES A BRASS BAND.
The Berkeley University has organized
brass band of fifteen pieces which will fur
nish music at the field-day games on the
23d inst. There are number of events on
to the members of outside clubs.
The handsome medals for tho winners of
the recent Juvenile wrestling tournament at
the olympic Club will be given to the sue
cessfuI competitors on Saturday.
The boxing tournament at the Olympic
Club will commence on the evening of the
2Sth inst, and the Secretary desires it stated
that all entries must be in on the 23d.
THE TWO KENNEL CLUBS.
The California and Pacific kennel clubs
met last evening. The former settled up
the accounts in connection with the recent
bench show. Tho total receipts were
S3723 so; expenditures, 5000 20, leaving a
balance of Sl643 10in favor of the club after
all bills have been paid Ii. l.. Miller was
elected Secretary in place of Ii. z. Rennie,
resigned. TWENTY-FIVE new members were
elected.
The Pacific Kennel Club convened at 81
Kearny street, and the first business done
was to expel all delinquent members. The
sum of $3.50 was collected from thirty-eight
members. Applications for membership
were received and will be voted upon at the