The morning call., 1894-05-13
LATE SPORTING.
The Result of Yesterdays
Football Game.
Members of the Executive Commit
tee of the State Sportsmen's
Association.

The game of association football which
took place yesterday afternoon at Recrea-
tion Park, between teams representing
Angel Island and Preside, was not a
success.
The men played well, but the strong
wind that prevailed during the game made
football nuisance instead of pleasure.
The Presidio team won the toss for posi-
tion and of course selected the side where
they had the wind at their backs
The Angels had a hard time protecting
the sticks, as the ball, generally speaking,
was kept close to their goal posts. They
played good half. but retired after av-
ing lost goal. which the Presidios won
near the finish.
in the second half the Angels were as
sisted by the wind. and although they ex-
pecyed to place two or three goals to their
credit they met with disappointment, and
the best they could do was to tie their oD =
ponents, which they did just before time
was called.
The Pacific Kennel Club will hold its an
nual election of officers ON Wednesday y
evening. 1t is expected that the meeting
will be largely attended as the prospects
weather indications.
The Fox-terrier Club held its annual
election last evening. which resulted as
follows: President, III. w. Fores; first
vice-president, c. A. Summer; secohd vice.
president. FL. Ii. Carlton; secretary, j.
McLatchie; treasurer, G. w. Debenham.
Board OF directors-A. S. Gonzales and
Mitchell of Los Angeles, John Heffernan
of Stockton and w. Ii. McFee of Alameda.
a solid silver cup will be offered for COM
petition at the Oakland bench show, to be
called ''The Breeders Cup" and which
will be presented TO the breeder of the best
fox terrier pup. This cup must be won
twice before it becomes the property of
member.
The chairman of the late game law con-
vention. in pursuance of instructions by
resolutions adopted. has made the follow
ing appointments as members of the ex-
ecutive committee for the furtherance of
the work inaugurated by the convention !:
n. ID. butcher, Livermore. Alameda
County; Dr.W. A. Norman. lone, Amador
Butte County; Walter Tryon, Angels
Hemme. Danville, Contra Costa County !:
G. f. Zentgraf. Green Valley, El Dorado
County; j. w. Reese. Fresno, Fresno
County; Seth MilliDgton, Willows, Glenn
County; A. j. Wiley Eureka, Humboldt
County; S. p. Mcknight. Bishop. 1nyo
County,; H. l.. Packard, Bakers
field. Kern County; Hon. E. V.
Spencer. Susanvile, Lassen County;
j. II. Schumacher, 107 North Spring street,
Los Angeles; III. A. Cobb, Sau.alito, Ma
rim County; Colonel William Doolan,
Ukiah. Mendocino County; c. B. Parker,
Alturas, Modoc County: c. T. Hebert,
Salinas. Monterey County; F. E. John
son, Napa, Napa County; George Fletcher,
Grass Valley. Nevada County; Harry
Babcock, 306 California street, San Fran
cisco; Frank Nicol. Stockton, San Joa-
quin County; w. S. Lewis, Paso Robles,
San Luis ObispO County; w. B. Law
renee. San Mateo, San Mateo County; DR..
III. c. Dimok. Lompoc, Santa Barbara
County; E. j. Davis. Riverside, Riverside
County; j. Nj. Morrison. Sacramento,
Sacramento County; w. p. Steinback, Hol-
lister. San Benito County; Ii. NJ Willis Jr.,
San Bernardino. San Bernafoi County:
James Copeland, San Diego, San Diego
County; George L. Roop, Gilroy Hot
Springs, Santa Clara County: George
Dennison, Santa Cruz, Santa Cruz
County: f. S. Sprague. Anderson, Shasta
County; Hon. T. l.. Ford. San Francisco.
San Francisco County; DR.. II. ID. Robert
son. San Francisco, San Francisco County !;
II. w. III. Bryan, Suisun, Salano County
j. r. Leppo. Saota Rosa. Sonoma County
S. X. Clayes. Modesto Stanislaus County
Hon. w. p. Mathews. Red Bluff, Tehama
County; E. Ell. Benjamin, San Francisco,
San Francisco County; J. S. johnson,
Visalia, Tulare County,; L. FL. Merry,
Ventura. Ventura County; T. j. Sher-
wood, Marysvile, Yuba County.