The morning call., 1891-09-10
ALL KINDS OF SPORT.
Kennel Club Election - Boxing
and Bicycling.

The California Kennel Club met last even
ing with j. B. Lewis in the Chair, Il. l..
Miller, Secretary. The initiation fee was
raised from 81 to S..
The Treasurer reported that he had $685.
on hand. after which the annual election
took place, resulting as follows: President,
L. p. Schell: First President, }. B.
Martin; Second Vice President, w. c.
Peters; Secretary, II. l.. Miller; Treasurer,
Eugene Harvey; Execut i've COmmittee-Dr.
James Stanton, j NJ. Orndorff, John de
Vaull, d. F. Crowley, Joseph King. j. J.
JamiSOn. 3. w. Cadmau, A. B. Truman, X.
X. Ga dner, Il. Liddle, r. Ringr0Se. DR..
w. f. Eagan was elected Tie CLUBS Yeter-
mary surgeon.
The Executive Committee W as given full
power to act as regards making arrange
ments for the next bench show; and on mo-
tion of A. u. Truman, the committee was
Instructed to confer with the Pacific Kennel
Club with a view OF consolidating both
clubs if satisfactory terms can be agreed
upon.
THE PUGILISTs.
About 2C0 members Of the California Club
witnessed last evening a short series of hstic
exhibitions between Woods and Breslin, Cal
laghan and Truitt Daily and Lyons. This
WAS the latter's first appearance in twenty
four-foOt ring with a professional pugiist,
and during the first two rounds Daily was
local man, whose left glove was continually
getting the Australians nose into trouble.
Being completely out Of form Lyons strength
failed in the last two rounds, and Daily
smashed him on the nose, forcing from that
organ a stream Of claTet. Old man Lyons
will back his son to meet Daily al some
future date.
The Occidental Club has ma tched Billy
Maber and Billy Mahan to fight on the
evening of September Dist, for purse of
g l;akN H,..,l 20 re 1an
The pugiiists must not weigh more than
1873 pound at the rinG-side.
Bat Regain, the well-knOwn athlete and
weig ht-putter of Stevenson street. says that
if Paddy Ryan is looking for match he
need not wait Sullivan's arrival, as he will
be prepared to meet him at any time it suits
"the Trojan's" convenience.
The committee that visited Tom Mccarthy
and Billy Smith yesterday, reported the
pnglists as being in splendid shape, and
that they will give good exhibition on tho
10Th inst at the California Club.
BICYCLE RACES.
The Acme Athletic Club WheelmeD races
took place yesterday at the Oakland TrOt-
ting Park. There was large attendance
OF those interested in wheeling matters.
The first race, one mile ordinary, was
won by +. Waller in 1902 4-5: L. Dowdle
second, 3 :03 1-5; o. l.. Picard third, 1904 20.
A special race was run on ordinarys be-
tween j. NJ. Calhoun and l.. A. Lamory,
quarter-mile DASH Calhoun first, 40 2-5 sec
onds; Lamory, AZ 3-5. A mile safety handi-
cap was won by F. Waller, scratch, 1856:
o. l.. Picard, scratch, 1885, George Neese.
80 yards, third, 2:57 20; f. Dowdle, 80
yards, fourth, 81 3-5. A mile special by
j. j. Hanfin, safety, and A. Weber, ordi-
nary, was won by Weber; time. slow. An
exhibition of tandem safety riding, one
mile, was given by F. Waller of Oakland
and w. Foster of Alameda; time, 2:45 20.
c. L. Bowman gave an exhibition of fancy
riding. A quarter-mile dash between George
Neese and William Body was won by
Neese in AZ As seconds; Body, 4s seconds.
The prizes won at this race win be pre-
scented at the ladies' night. to be given by
the Acme Club al Oakland Theater, Octo-