The morning call., 1893-03-28
ALL=ROUND SPORT.
How the Olympic Billiards
Are Progressing.
A BOatrace Arranged at .SausaIito.
Henderson and Garrison VIII
Run Again.

The first and second prizes Of the second
class billiard tournament of the Olympic
Club have been won by Martin Espinosa and
Fred McWilliams respectively. The con-
ties; for the third place. it is thought, will
be decided this evening
The following is the result of the first
class games played last evening:
Billiards, first clsss-Mitchell beat For
syth. Score. 800 to 225.
Moroney beat Viers. Score, $50 to 200.
Mitchell beat Bowie. Score, 800 to 200.
F. Russ Jr. beat c. Z. Parent. Score, 65
to so.
E. C. Emmerson beat NJ. j. Madison.
Score, $50 10 100.
D. C. Gray beat E. L. Lewis. Score, $50
to 200.
E S. EmmOns beat W. S Gage Jr. Score,
$50 to 100.
Pool tournament-Dr. o. B. Burns de-
feated f. C. Sutcife. Score, 70 to 65.
DR.. Burns beat NJ. Espinosa Score, 70
to 30.
On Wednesday evening the players who
have entered for the handball tournament,
which will commence on Sunday ut the
clubs outdoor grounds, will be paired off
Judging from the following list OF entries il
will be some time before the final matches
Entries-A. Bradley, G. Z. Eckhardt. w.
Q. Sexton. Il. G. Hanlsy, F. II. Foote, F. L.
Cooley; II: Coffin, 6. W. Elmer. J. E. Little.
J. L. MeKinnon. II. S. Russ. c. Kreiiug, &.
j.. Woolrich c. A. Sullivan. j. X. McElroy,
b. c. Ireland. j. G. Ewing r. Macarthur,
NJ. Cole. G; d. Lucy, J. Purcell, H. NJ
Johns, ). Nj. Masten, P. L. Dune. j. f.
Mccarthy and 6. c. Hooper.
Owing to the fart that John PurcelPs
record Of % feet 11% inches Tor distance
jumping, made at Balls Bridge grounds,
Dublin. Ireland, July 81. 1885, has been
disputed as to its correctness by the Gaelic
and Amateur Athletic associations, meet
ing CT these organizations will be held next
month TO pass final judgment on the per-
fOrmance.
No announcement has yet been made of
bowling tournament. II Is sad. however,
that n series of what promises 10 be sharply
contested matches is under eontem platoon.
The bowling alleys of the club are seldom
Idle during the afterno ons and evenings,
and tho boys who engage in the 'pastime"
OF returning spent balls become so CON-
pletely exhausted and worn ont after the
evenings exercises are over that frequently
they forget TO eat before rolling up in the
blankets for good nights sleep.
Among the distinguished players who are
getting Gp their muscle" preparatory 10
the big bali-pushiDg contest OF the season
are: e. C. knight, w. McDermott, c. ).
Wieland. a. g. Wieland. r. p. WieIand, T.
i. Sherman. A. Kahmann, j. o. Donneli.
DR.. +. W. Short, L. Kolh J. McEiroy. C.
ouiHNan. " w OOlrlfH, D. " COnneil, j. Nc
Giynn. Professor de Smet. j. A. Sullivan,
j. f. harmes, E. 5. Tucker and X. Near
thur.
Garrison. the sprinter who defeated Hem
dersOn in quarter-of-a-mile race at the
Bay District track. signed an agreement
yesterday to run Henderson a second race
on April Is. The place where the race will
be run has yet 10 be selected.
The boat-keepers who are In charge of
the yachts Lurline, Aggle, Ramona and
Sappho, have agreed TO race III yawls a
sweepsiake over the Sausalito course on
Sunday next for purse of $50. A race
between the same men was to have taken
place last year, but fell through for some
reason.
John Muirhead. the manager and hacker
OF Henry Peterson. will give banquet at
Z Hayes street this evening in honor OF the
arrival of James Stanbury, the champion
oarman of the world.
ShoIld Ungerman accept of the challenge
recently issued by Habsrly TO wrestle best
two out OF three falls. catch as catch-can,
the Olympic Club will offer special trophy
for the contest.