The morning call., 1893-10-26
FIELD OF SPORT.
The Olympic Club Will Have Its Own
Electric Plant.


The schedule for the coming football sea-
son has been arranged and is as follows:
October 2S at Central Park, Reliance
and University of Berkeley: November 4,
Central Park. Stanford and Olympic. and
on same day University and Reliance clubs
at Piedmont; November IL, Stanford and
Reliance at San Jose, and same day Olym-
pic and University at Central Park; Nov
ember Is. Stanford and Olympcs at Gen.
trail Park, and same day Reliance and Un-
iversity clubs at Piedmont; N0vember 25.
Olympic and Reliance clubs at Central
Park, and on November 80 the great game
of the season will result between ths two
college teams viz, Stanford and Berkeley.
The following are the cOlOrS which Will
be worn by the teams:
University of Calif0rnia-biue ana gold
and the emblem will be u. Z. with crossed
arrow in gold.
Stanford College-black and cardinal,
and the emblem will be large ''S'' in
cardinal
Olympic Club-red and white. and the
emblem q winged o in red.
Reliance Club-maroon and white. en-
blem white five-pointed star on maroon
ground.
The election by the Junior Olympic
Robert Macarthur; vice e-president Fred W..
Evans; secretary, Arther q. Hewitt;
leader, Harry Turner; captain, Clyde c..
Westover; directors-Pierce, Marriott,
Cobb, White, Quinan. Ensburg and Hayes.
The Olympic Club Directors met last
evening and after considerable discussion
they partly decided on the construction Of
works and having their own plant for cleo
trio light next year. The clubs contract
with the electric company will expire in
December.
The Olympic Club football teams are
determined to be in the race for first hon.
ors this year. Last evening the boys had
another practice game, at Haight-street
grounds and played we'll together.
Among the players who distinguished
themselves were Steve Cassidy and W. b.
Goodwin, who captained the Seattle foot
ball team last year. Mr. Goodwin has a
thorough knowledge of the game, having
played with Yale's first eleven few years
ago. He will in all probability coach the
Olympics this season. He is certainly the
right man in the right place. Steve Cas-
sdy met with slight accident in the
game.
The Geraldine Gaelic Football Club m ct
last night in Irish-American Hall with
Frank Curran in the chair. After initial
ing ten new members, including John Ma
loney, William Mccormick. ID. Kennedy.
u hediOI, heHIy w ASH, H. DIesiIu anu
Arthur Perry, noted Australian football
PLAYER, formerly of the Premier Foot
ball Club of Carlton. Victoria, Hugh
McInerny was elected recording secretary,
vice P O'Farrel. a committee including
Captain j. Il. Kelly. A. Perry and the
chairman was instructed to confer with
the CAPTAINS of the sister clubs for a
friendly contest for the Gaelic champion
ship of the Pacific Coast. The club will
hold its usual practice game in Golden
Gate Park on Sunday next.
Weather permitting, the Olympic Club
road race will take place on Sunday. TIE
contest will commence at 10 A. NJ. The
handcaps already announced will not be
changed, as the wheelmen were handi-
capped according to their past perform
ances on the road. Captain Russ is thor
oughly satisfied that the race will be close
and exciting, notwithstanding some re-
ports TO the contrary. ~ tasrE