The morning call., 1893-09-06
ASSORTED SPORTS.
Result of the Olympic
Club Election.
LAWN TENNIS TOURNAMENT.
Entries for the Meet of the Asso-
ciated Cyciers at San Jose
Next Saturday.

It was not until o'clock yesterday
morning that the counting of the ballots
cast in the Olympic Club election was
COMPLETED. The official result was an
nounced late last night. The majority of
the tickets had been scratched, and that
is why it took eight hours to count the
votes.
Rivalry was keen during the election,
but only one blow was struck. William
Wagner tried to snatch ballot from the
hands of Captain James Watson and re-
eeived an Olympian rlght-hander on the
jaw for his trouble. That was the only
serious trouble that occurred during the
seven hours the polls were open.
The result of the election as anticipated
in THE CALL yesterday is correct. 1t may
also be added that all the nominees on the
regular ticket for the advisory election
committee were elected as follows: George
Bulger. 5. b. Morse. James 4. Larken.
Robert r. Russ, Joseph ID. BleNett.
Charles T. Stanley. Stanley Fay, John :.
Ingls, Al Huber. Harry g. Hanlev, J. A.
Christie. William G. Swain. Rudolph
Belan. Frank a. Vail, Henry B. Graham,
Eugene A. Beauce. j. F. Brooke. Stewart
}. Forbes, J. p. Jackson Jr, William Ii.
Flaherty, j ohm f. McGlynn.
The following entries have been made
in the Pacific States lawn-.ennis cham
pionship tournament which begins at San
Rafael tomorrow: Gentlemen'S dou oles-
Allison and Wilberforce, Bates and Dris-
coll, Magee and SanbOrn. Larken and
WILDER, StetsOn and De Long. Allen and
Smith ladies' Singles-Miss Alice Roberts,
Miss Ethel Bates. Miss Bee Harper aud
Miss Alice Hoffman.
monthly mating of no SnorfSueu'c
Protective Association last night an inter-
esting address was made by Assemblyman
Shanahan.
Several members complained that they
had been charged for taking dogs over
the Donahue read while on hunting trains.
IL has been the custom not 10 charge for
dogs on such trains. Dr. lnglehart was
appointed a committee of one to investigate
the matter.
There was a discussion in reference to
having supplementary roll books at the
various gunstOres, so as to do away with
the formality of having the directors vote
upon applications for membership. Ne
definite action was taken in reference 10
this matter.
Great interest is being taken in the races
to be held Saturday during the meeting Of
the Associated CyclerS at San Jose. AT
LeDded are the entries for these events.
which will be the most exciting ever held
in the Garden City:
One mile. novice-E. Ekman. c. G. e.; J. +.
Cavenaugh, unattached; Russell Cushing, I'M
c. j. BeIloLi, 5. J. r. c.; ". T. HobsOn. &. c.
c.; c. \. SJerlina, {. Z. r. c.; ". l..
Heller. c. c. r. C.; A. l.. Hubbard, G. C.
Sherman, H. W; BERT W. Bernhart
o. a. C.; A. Beryessa, 81. r. C.; c. II. Balm,
A. b. A. C:: WILDER Walker. Un.; L. Jalkalay,
S. j. Il. C.; c. /. Southgate. 5. j. X. c.; j. Il.
Dickman. A. A. G.; ?. j. Gundell. un.: j. SUIT
tick. ). j. r. G; E. 5. Logan. II. W: c. j. Sui
Fred Larder l.. q. w; A Cramer. Z. e. c.;
c. ". Dahlstrom, 5. J. r. c;
r. c.; W. 7. Hobson. q. e. C.; {. n. Sterlina,
{. {. r. c W. L. Heller. c. c. R. C.; A L.
Davis, &. c. c.; W. J. Edwards, q. c. c.; J. Z.
Alexander, q. c. G; Al Jaunan. q. e. C.;
3. W; Bern9art; n.a,;, Q. A; C.; W. G; smith
5; 81 j; pRn. r. e.; A. A. /; y,,,BL Biaek H.. H. W
&. N. Hamlin. c. c. W; F. Magill, A. b. and
Z. C.i j. Z. Smith, 5. j. r. c.; c. S Carson,
Un.; W. r. Lipsett q. c. G.; j. h. Drickman,
Q. A. G.; K. L. Long. A. b. and A. G.. NJ. T.
5. j. r. C.; Fred Larder, L. G. w; F. c. Haw-
sen, C. Z. c.; A. Cramer {. c. c.; c. W. Dahl
strom. 5. J. h. G.; A. Ehmsnn. c. e. c.; }. +.
naif-niie handicap-w w Needham. &. W;
Russell Cushing. IN; OTTO Ztegler. S. j. Il. G..
W. L. HODSOn, II. =. u; W. l.. Heller 4. 4.
r. c.; A l.. Hubbard, q. {. c.; T. Belloli, s. J.
Il. c.; {. L. Davis q. c. G.; W. }. Edwards,
g. c. C.; }. F. Alexander, q. G. c.; Al Jannan,
q. Z. C.; b. w. BeInhari. o. A. c.; Il. e.
Smith. 6. C. C.; o. Osen 5. }. Il. c.; A. Ber
ryessa. S. }. r. C.. A. l.. BIach, H W.;
Frank Powell. Ii. w; g. Hamlin, c. C. W.
+. NJ. Magil y. i. and a. c.; George
Neece A. A. C.; j. II. OsgOOd. q e. C.:
}. c. Smith ). j. X. e.; w. r. Lipsett. q. c. C..
Il. l.. Long. a. =. and A. C.; NJ. +. Rose, A. A
q; ?. J. GIincell, I'm; William SGttick, S. j.
A A
and c. Z. c.; Fred Larder, L. G. w: +. c. Han
sen, c. G. C.; r. ID. Mcfarland. 5. j. r. c.; c.
NJ. Srerlina, Z. e. Il. C.; c. W. DahlsTIOm. ,. j.
X. c.; c. Ii. Balm, A. B. and a. C.; c J. Belloli,
s. j. X. c.; c. l.. SOuthgate, S. J. r. C.; J. A.
Desimone, 6. e. C.; A. Elmann, c. c. c.; j. K.
CaVenaugh, Tn.
Fiye-mile cbsmpionship-Otto Ziegler, S. J.
r. c.; W. J. Edwards q. e. C.; A. l.. Hubbard.
e. Z. c.; e. l.. Davis. q. &. c.; j. E AeXan-
der. g. &. C.; AL Jaunan. q. c. C.; f. Sherman.
II. w; A. c. Smith. q. G. c.; o. Osen, 5. J. K.
G.; r. l.. Long. A. b. and A. C.; NJ. +. Rose,
a. 4. c.; G. Bell. A. A. c. and c. G. c.; A. Cra-
mer, c. e. c.; J. fl. Desimonr, g. c. c.; w. w.