The morning call., 1892-02-16
ALL ROUND SPORT.
Entries for the Olympic Boxing
and Wrestling Bouts.
Pacific Club Fistic Neutrality-suspicious.
ans Opening Day - Tennis
and Bicycling.

the Olympic Club, which will take place on
the Sth and 9Th Of March, is exciting much
interest, as the greater number of entries
are champions In their various classes. The
following athletes will appear: Boxing
William Him., 10 pounds; w. j. Kenealey,
40 pounds, four rounds; w. Cook and
William HuntoOn, 126-pound class, four
rounds; II. f, Finn and l.. Virgins, catch
weights, six rounds; II. l.. FabTy and j. II.
Kennedy, 1a1-pound class five rounds;
Frederick Britten and r. ID. Murphy, 125
pounds, give or take three pounds, four
rounds; A. Williams and E. Valente. 133-
pound class, four rounds; Frank Kenney
and L. Vinkus, 115-pound class, four
rounds; A. Lynngreen and John Murray,
125-pound class, four rounds.
Wrestling Catch as-catch-can)-E S. Van
Court and j. NJ. Brewer. 115-pOund class ;
Charles Kreling and Charles A. Reno, 100
pound class; E. W. Winslow and George w.
Mertes, 141-pound class: Gus Ungermann
and W. T. Haberly. 158-pound class.
A few more wrestlers, who have not yet
entered, will appear as contestants. All
athletes who have entered will be required
to weigh in at the club-rOoms on the even
ing OF March at $50 o'clock.
The Board of Directors of the COrlnthian
Yacht Club has selected April % and "a for
its opening day and opening cruise, re-
spectiyely, for the year 1892.
The first ield-day of the Olympic Club
this year will be held either on the 18th or
10th OF March. The grounds are being kept in
splendid condition by TTaCkmaster Mcln-
tyre, and already athletes are in training
for the events. which will be numerous.
The contests will be open to associate clubs.
OLYMPIC FOOTBALL PLAYERS.
AS the Olympic Club football eleven had
a hard time o defeat the Stanford Univer-
sity team on Saturday at Palo-Alto there is
great interest manifested in the fOrthcOm-
ing game on Saturday between the Olympic
and Berkeley University teams, which Will
be contested at Central Park. The Berkeley
University team defeated the Stanford Col
lege boys after a most obstinate struggle,
consequently the game on Saturday VIII be
the most exciting event in football that has
occurred since the season was begun. AL
though some Of the Olympic boys are nurs-
ing wounds, 1t is thought that the regular
team will not be substituted by any new
players.
The secOnd-class tournament for mem
bers OF the Olympic Club tennis annex Will
be held on March o. 1t will be for VAL
liable trophy, which must be won three
times before ownership can be acquired.
As this Is strictly a class tournament 1t is
hoped that each member OF the annex will
clltI. Auy 4ulbIulhtloU regarding IuleSt
etc, can be had from the Tournament Com
mittee, which will be selected from the
players, or A. j. Treat, the Chairman.
meeting OF the cycling members OF the
olympic Club will be held tomorrow even
ing, at o'clock, for the purpose of organic
ing cycling annex and electlng Ot1icaTs.
All interested wheelmen are invited TO be
present Some thirty or thirty-fve men,
bers have signifed their intention of be-
coming members. There will be no addi-
tiOnal dues connected with the above organ
ization until the new Olympic Building is
ready for occupancy, and then the dues will
be nominal.
PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED.
Young Mitchell and Professor Walter
Watson have dissolved partnership. Owing
TO the fact that the latter is now boxing
instructor OF the Olympic Club, he found it
a rather difficult thing TO Kill two birds
with one stone, hence the dissolution.
Young Mitchell will conduct the affairs of
the saloon, and as his friends are numerous
be expects that his business will be as
profitable in the future as 1t has been. He has
given up all idea OF fighting again, although
ne Will be always ready 10 defend the
welter-weight championship Of the Coast
The monthly enter tatnment of the Pacific
Athletic Club will take place this evening
al the New Wigwam. The event will be a
contest TO a finish between Frank Kelly and
Billy Smith, which should prove to be
rafting good contest. An event which will
create much amusement will be the meeting
between Deacon Jones and Harry Daily. If
the Deacon defeats Daily he will he pre-
senied with handsome bouquet Of flowers
by one of his admirers.
Ed Hennessey has accepted the challenge
recently issued By j. Hatch of Sacramento
to fight to a finish.
PROFESSIONAL WHEELMEN.
Prince, the famous bicyclist. arrived
yesterday. He is looking splendid,
and says that he hopes to make the
race of his life during the six days
Pavilion. He is determined to defeat How
ell above all others. and when the latter
was told Of Princes intentions he smiled
aud laughingly said: II hope he wont trail
behind me for long or else he may slip up
on his good intentions" Howell, the En-
glsh champion, O'Flannigan, the Irish
champion, and Stage, the Scotch champion,
had a long-distance ride on Sunday,
and they report that the roads from
San LeandrO TO Alameda are splendid
for road-racing. Howell. who was
of the Oakland boys who had met him on
the road, was challenged for race. 1t is
hardly necessary to say that the Oakland
wheemen felt as if they had taken a sud
den header into mud bank when they
heard afterward that their opponent was
the champion rider Of the world.
Stage, the ScOtchman, has peculiar ideas
about training and dieting, He says that
notwithstanding all reports to the contrary,
a man who IS addicted TO smoking good
old English pipe would be foolish TO deny
himself the luxury, even when training for
a hard race.