The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1892-02-28
ALL-ROUND SPORT.
0ne-Sided Foot at Central
Park.
The Olympic Team Won an Easy Victory From
the Charleston's Athletes-Cours-
ing and Wrestling,

There was a very large gathering of ladies and
gentlemen yesterday afternoon at Central Park,
1t being the occasion OF a meeting of the foot
ball players representing the Olympic Club and
the cruiser Charleston.
The contest was not very exciting, as the off,
GERS OF the war-ship had had no previous prae-
tice and were not IN condition to play collegiate
football With athletes who have been In the
swim, so to speak, since the season opened.
The Olympcs scored six points in the first half
Of he game, and in the second half they won
four points, giving them total OF ten points as
agains, 4 beautiful duck egg. which was scored
to the credit of The Charleston team.
THEY NEEDED PRACTICE.
The representatives Of the navy accomplished
sufficient work, however especially In the
scrimmages to prove that With a few weeks
practice they would make football pretty inter
eSting tor the OlympiauS, who were stronger and
more active on their pins.
The noticeable features of the game were the
splendid runs Of Pugh, the Olympic quarter
baCE, TobuS clever maneuyerS ana Ricketts, all
round play. Catln OF the CharlestOns team and
McNay did very good work, but as previously
stated, they were handicapped TO great extent
by the OiympianS, who were tuned up for the
occasion. WIN the present team in the field, 1t
is extremely doubtful whether there can be
team from any OF the colleges on the Coast able
TO cope with the athletes.
A GRAND DASH MADE.
In the last half Pugh made a grand dash
through The navy, and went inside the line I'M
mediately behind the goal, The Charleston
boys entered protest Immediately on The ground
that Pugh had run outside the west line, aud
that under the circumstances he was not entitled
TO score. The umpire, after lengthy argument,
decided that Pugh did go outside the boundary,
and the great runner was deSpOied OF an honor
which lie richly deserved, as II was the best run
made on the grounds this season. The teams
we're made up as follows:
Oympics. Positions. Charlestons.
Rtckets Full-back. Wiley
Tobiu-IaylOT la Z baC ('atlln-t
Pugh.,..,........... Quarter,back. Mcvay
Chalmers ............ Center Rush. NogelSs1ns
;. Howard. ght Guard ........... BaSSett
Wellington Lett Guard .,............ Jones
Frick..... Right IacKle........... hlle
Or. Woods .........Left Tackle ............B urae
Morse ..........-..kl ght Enu ..............Co Cole
herott............L Lett Eau Bailey
Is IT CRAwFIsH2
Mcssrs Roy Gallagher, manager, and Captain
FOuIkes, OF the Berkeley University team called
at Ihls Office last evening ana desired that the
public should know how the University and
olympic Club teams stand as regards an agree
ment entered Into between the managers few
weeks ago.
Mr.. Gallagher says that prior 10 the last game
between his team and The Olympics, Sherrard
agreed that the contests would be best TWO cut
OF three games, and condItionally he permitted
his team 10 engage In bout with the 0Ymplcs,
the result or which was TO o In favor OF The
latter.
II now transpires that the Olymplcs have re-
fused to meet the University boys a second time,
anticipating. according TO Mr.. Galsgher's re-
marks that they might tarnish their laurels by a
defeat. "Al require" said Captain FOulkes,
"iS that the Oympics Will stay by their agree
ment; otherwise we Will look upon their refusal
10 play as being game OF crawHsh on their
part"
PROFESSIONAL WRESTLING.
Tie average wrestling contest of late has been
devoid OF interest, owing to the unequal ability
or size OF the contestants, but the sporting public
will be treated 10 what promises an exciting cOu-
test between Joe Acton and ID. S. Mcleod. at the
New Wgwam, on March 10. The principals are
OF equal height and weight, Mcleod possessing
youth and muscular DEVELOPMENT while Aeton's
skill and quickneSs are too we'll known 10 need
comment. Botn have appeared before the sport.
ing fraternity ana enlisted f0lowing-Acton
from local professional clubs and Mcleod from
the Olympic aud Scottish clubs. 1t is TO be
hoped that accidents Will not postpone the event
as on TWO previous occasions.
HAREs AND HOUNDS.
There will be great cOuTSing meeting at
MADEIRA, Fresno County, commencing on Tues
day. March %. he MADEIRA Athletic Club has
given $500 toward The stake. Nominations, in
Guiding $40, must be sent TO j. Il. Dickson, this
city, on or before Friday the Goth of March,
The prizes are $500, 5000 and 500. Dogs win
Ming two courses viii receive S25. There Will
also be a consolation stake. 10 which prize Will
be given by the MADEIRA club.
The Occidental club viii give an open meeting