The morning call., 1893-07-14

ALL=ROUND SPORT.
A Big Shooting Festival-Coursing,
Bicycling and Athletics.

The California Schuetzen Club will hold
its annual shooting festival at San Rafael
Park on the Goth and 21St of August. At
this great meeting crack rifle shots from
Chicago, New York and Omaha will par
ticipate. Between $1,000 and $1,000 will be
divided into prizes. Twenty target
stands with forty targets will be used on
this occasion. 1t is estimated that on the
opening day of the shoot $4,000 shots will
be fired at point, man. ring and regular
targets. Medals will be given to the com-
petitors who score sixty points.
The athletes who will repre- sent the San
Francisco Turn Verein and the Eintracht
Turn Verein at Milwaukee during the
great turner's festival will leave this city
on Saturday for the East. Besides con-
testing in gymnastics and general athlet-
les. some Of the representatives will en-
gage in the rifle-shooting contests.
Ungerman and Hausman are frst-class
shots, and they are satisfied of defeating
some of the best Eastern marksmen.
There has been a generous response
from the members of the Olympic Club to
a circular letter asking for uniform con-
tribution of $40 from each member, which
amount is to be applied to the liquidation
Of the floating Indebtedness. The various
amounts thus far received have been sent
to the Office Of the club by contributors.
TO facilitate the collection OF the unpaid
contributions an officer OF the CLUB has
been calling upon the members who have
not yet responded to the request of the
board, and up to the present date he has
met with very satisfactory results. Menu
beers who were not PREPARED to make lm-
mediate payments were given an extern
sion of time to meet their convenience.
Few, however, of those visited by the col
lector desired to prolong the payment OF
the assessment levied.
The members of the Olympic Club who
are fond of bicycling are invited to attend
road race from Oakland to Walnut
Creek on Sunday. the wheelmen OF the
club who have already signified their in
tention of starting will leave this city on
the A. NJ boat Sunday for Oakland.
The Pacific Coursing Club held its weekly
drawing OF dogs for next Tuesdays meet.
with the following result: Magpie vs..
Sting, White Rustic VS.. John W. Eureka
VS.. Hard to Beat. Blue Jack vs.. Glenfar-
rem. Judy C VS.. Lady Trippo. Sultana vs.
Hoodoo. Queen VS.. Yreka, Goegsblc VS..
Glenade.
Eddie Canavan will judge, John Grace
Jr. will do the slipping.
On Sunday. the 30ih inst. big Meeting
will be held at Newark COursing Park,
which will be open to all dogs.
At the regular meeting OF the racine
Fox-terrier Club John o. Miller of Bakers
field and Edwin Cawston Of Los Angeles
we're elected to membership e Treasurer
| Debenbam reported S25 on hand. 1t is
expected that this sum will be increased
to $3.50 by next bench show season. which
will be devoted to the purchasing of solid
silver cups and medals, which will be
awarded to the best dogs owned by mem
hers of this clubs at the shows at Los
Angeles and San Francisco. Joseph Nc
Latchie was elected second vice. president.
The dates selected by the Pacific Kennel
Club for its show next year were indorsed
by this club.