The morning call., 1893-03-02
THEY WILL SPAR.
Men Who Are to Box at
the Olympic.
Entries Have Been Received for Bill
lard and Whist Tournaments.
Other Sporting Notes.

Business of much Importance to the
Olympic Club members will be transacted
this evening, and il Is expected that William
Greer Harrison. the president, viii address
the club prior TO the boxing contests on
matters pertaining to the saltwater fran
chise. e.. .. -.
The following boxers will appear for the
windup of the fistic match contests Nj.
Sullivan and b. Jackman, six rounds; W.
Everson and H. Rubenstein, six rounds :;
James Farrell and NJ. Kitchen, six rounds :;
William Reed and F. Muller, six rounds; F..
o. Smith and Alex Dana, six rounds; NJ.
German and Charles Schepler, six rounds :;
John Enright and Ed Barrett, six rounds !;
II. Hextrum and j. n. Hogan, six rounds !;
D. o. Neill and II. Mcdonnell, six rounds !;
L. Lunny and an unknown, six rounds.
The annual billiard and pool tournament
OF the Olympic Club will take place on the
evening OF the 9th inst. and judging from
the interest manifested in the results the
contests promise to be very close and eXcit-
ing. The players who have entered for the
valuable trophies that are offered for COM
petition are practiclng nightly at the club.
The following are the entries:
First-class players-J. Nj. Beatty. c. II.
Williams, A c. Forsyth. DR.. o. 3. Burns,
De Witt c. Gray, L. L. Lewis, H. Il. Russ,
F. l. TAYLOR, E; T. Krqse, j; F; MH9ropeg.
/ DutllNuuY L. - DulCliuEt IL de hltGuGll
r. j. Prince and f. VieTs.
Second elass-J. Elliott, T. G. Redding.
a. Thornton, j. p. Kelly. c. +. kinsman,
L. &. Burnett. Nj. j. Madison, L. 5. En-
mons. +. NJ. Rrnnell, w. 5. Gage Jr.. f. j.
McWilliaus.
Pool-tOurnamenten entries-Dr. O. B. Burns,
W. r. Russell Il. d. Veet. G. (. Butler. L.
G. Burnett, ,. II. Johns, Frank Bell, c. Z.
Parent, f. Refs Jr., J. p. Kelly, H. M. Col
lins, A. c. Thoront0n. (. c. Sutclffe. NJ. d.
Frank Moronsy, A. b. Moulder, c. II.
Kingsley.
The whist-team tournament, which IS
open to all members, will begin on the 18th
inst, and judging from the large number of
whiSt-players who have sIgnitied their in
tention of participating in the contests the
games will afford mnch pleasure and amuse-
meDt to the members who take an interest
in the pastime.
At special meeting Of the Gaelic Foot
ball Association held last evening the Sars-
field Club of Port Costa was dropped from
the present contest for the pennant On
this account the schedule has been revised
so that the Parnels and Emnets play next
Sunday, March 5.
AS the regular meeting Of the association
will be held on Saturday, the 4th inst. fur
ther revision of the schedule was put off to
that date
The regular meeting OF the Pacific Ken
mel Club was held last evening at u Kearny
street. u H. NaktmRn In Tue cDalT ana
tbirty-fve members present.
5. Mack, s. +. Jordan and David Sinclair
were elected members.
The bench show committee reported that
1t had engaged the Mechanics Pavilion for
the bench show, and selected DR.. F. w.
Skaife as veterinary surgeon, and obtained
special rates for The transportation Of dogs
from Wells-FaTg0 express company.
The club resolved TO give cash prizes In
each class, S5 for FIRST prize and SO for sec
ond prize aud diploma for third prize.
The matter of selecting judge for the
bench show was referred TO the committee
on circuit