The morning call., 1893-03-22
OLYMPIC GAMES.
Entries for Athletic and
Swimming Events.
Second Class Billiard Contest Draw
ing to a Close-Peterson and
Stanbury Boatrace.

The committee on swimming and outdoor
athletics was busily engaged at the Olympic
Club last evening arranging handicaps for
the contests which will be decided in the
near future.
Professors Elliott and Macarthur COM
pleted the handlcaps for the field day games
which will take place at o'clock p. NJ. on
Saturday next at the clubs grounds.
As will be seen by the following splendid
programme, the entries are numerous, and
as the handicapping has been done by the
most competent haudicappers of the coast,
the club and its many friends can look for
ward to a grand days outdoor athletics.
The following are the entries and hAndicaps:
12o-yard handicap-R. A. Suitor, Palo Alto.
yards; A. MahOney o. c., yards; L. gill. o.
G., l y yards; A. HOffmann o. C., 5i2 yards;
c. a. JellIneck, o. C., scratch; NJ. SchweilZer,
Q. C., yards; +. G. O'kanr, .. C.. yard, Z.
J. Catow. 0. C., yards: Il. +. Terrill,' Ulai..
8 yalds; q. J. GlllOny. o. c, yards; Il. J.
Woodward, Pao Alto, scratch j. (. Reynolds,
3OO-yald handicap-A Mahoney, o. c., IA
yards; l.. Gill. q. C., yards; {. A. Jellineck
o. c. scratchi +. G. O'kane o. C., yards; \.
j. CallOw, .. C., yards II. +. Terrih, Unai., 8
yards; B. II. Coffin, o. c., II yards; L. HAY
nard, Paio Alto. yards.
600yard handlcap-E. f. Trefetben, A. A. A.
A.. 10 yards; II. NJ. Collins. o. C., 10 yards; A.
Mshoney, o. C.. scratch; d. Il. Fry, Palo Alto.
10 yards; h. {. Cassidy, o. C., scratch.
IhreefOurths Of a mile hSndicap-T. w. Ban
croft, o. C., 80 yards; w. j. McGrath unst-
tAched 65 yards; II. NJ. Collins, O. c, 40 Yards;
Z. Brown, 0. Ii. s., 60 yards; B. II. Conn. o. c.
40 yards; Ii. &, Cassidy, o. C., 70 yards; d. 4.
Brown, Palo Alto, scratch
Two-mige run handlcap-G D. Baird, o. C., %
yards; Bert Il. Coffin, o. C., 90 yards; Ii. c. Cas-
One aud a half mile Walk handican-A. NJ.
Boydrn, o. Il. s., 175 yards; Il. Coffin, o. C.,
Pole vault-C. Mcclellan, Acme, 9Iuches; Il.
German, Acme, . Inches; II. NJ. Alpen s. Z.
I. v, inches; E. Crane, Palo Alto, scratch
BnTTtuu lG-nnUmn
scratch; A. Hoflmann, o. C., feet Il. NJ. AL
pen, 5. f. T. v. ieet; r. w. EdgIen, a. A. A.
A Pettee, o. C.. 3 feet w. W. oteult PalO
High jump. Hoffman,. 0. c. Inches; A.
Cheek, A. A. A; A; inches r. J. Hancock, Q.
G., scratch; W. Il. Haley. o. C., iuches; w.
Hoestmeyer, EintIacht, inches.
c.; W. Ensbury, o. C.. y. Fairweli, 0. c.
Quarter-nle novice race. c. Mestoyer, o.
& q. GlaXton, o Cj Il. Z. Coffin, o. c. L. Gill;
q. c. Z. J. Cation, o. c.
The following entries have been received
for the swimming tournament, which will
take place in the clubs swimmiug-tank on
April and 10:
Maiden race, members only, 4 lengths, JOG
yards-B Nj Wright aud A. G. Sheath.
-Four lengths, open 10 all amateurs-L P
HiDbarien, W. Wave, p. F. FuIbir, c. w. Cur
tain, C. X. MelrOse D. Thompson, A. Nippert
Long plunge FOR members ouly-A u. Sheath
and A. L. COunOr.
Twelvelengths race 31S yards open to all
Amateurs-M. II. Gay. J.. z. Hnbarlen "
Wave, P. II. Fuhlr, C. W. Curtin, e. X. Melrose,
ID. I. Thompson.
Four lengths, steeplechase, obstacle race.
members only-D. Thompson.
Diving for objects, open TO all amateurs-M.
II. Gay. L. P. HtnbarIeD. w. Wave, a G.
Sheath, P. J. Fgtnir W. NJ. Willard, A. c. Com
nor j. NJ Masren, r. Z. L-acn, A. Taylor ID.
Thompson, A Nppert.
Neatest dIve-Wfih the exception of willard,
those WHO VIII contest In the dive for objects
have entered for this event.
Clothes race, fonr lengths, m mbers only-A.
e. Dodge and E. Il. Marriott.
Tub race, Two lengths-N. II. Sheath and b. NJ.
Wright.
The second-class billiard tournament will
be concluded on Saturday. and as a conse-
Quence there is much interest manifested
among the players in the results, some of
which will be very close. The games of
yesterday are as follows:
First class-Sullvan beat Beatty. Score. 200
10 1877.
Dr.. Bowie be- Russ Score, 200 to 200 with
handicap.
Second class-Kelly beat Gage. Score, $50 to
Esplnosa beat Fuller Score, 12O to 80
McWilliams beat Thornton. Score, 100 to o..
Madison beat Kingsley score. 100 to 116.
Madison beat Thornton. Score, 100 10 8S.
Pool-IhOrnton beat Butler Score, so TO As.
1t was rumored Yesterday about the boat
clubs that Stanbury aud Peterson h ad
agreed upon race, which would be con-
tested in the latter part of May on the Ala
media course. The conditions were that
Stanbury should allow Peterson twenty
seconds start for $500 a side over the
Alameda three-mlle course with turn.
John Muirhead, Peterson's hacker, was
seen in reference TO the report, and he said
that race such as represented was talked
OF, but that the oarsmen had not vet arrived
at any definite conclusion. He thought the
race would be arranged to-day, however.