The morning call., 1894-06-10
LATE SPORTING.
Wheelmen Who Will Visit
the Yosemite.
The Dolphin Boat Club Crew in
Training Anglers Who Are
on Vacation.

A party Of wheelmen, composed of Jack
Alexander and Charles Jarman of the
Garden City cyclers, and W. Il. Haley
and Frank Fuller of the Olympic wheel
men, will start on Monday for the Yo-
semitic valley, leaving San Jose at P. NJ.
and making the first stop at San Felipe,
forty miles southeast of San Jose. They
expect to be gone about two weeks and
will come back by way of Stock ton.
Last Wednesday Haley and Fuller of
the Olympic wheelmen left this city at
A. NJ. and rode to Gilroy and return, a dis
lance Of 1914 miles. They reached home at
10 P. NJ on the same day. and the actual
riding time consumed was 49, hours.
The roads were 10 perfect conditiou, but a
severe wind blew sill of the time, making
it rather hard work. and they are both
confident that this time can be lowered
could they strike day when no head wind
was blowing.
The Dolphin Boating and Swimming
Club is jubilant over its very successful
picnic and excursion, the proceeds from
which the officers intend devOting to the
Improvement of their clubhouse and the
purchase of new racing craft.
Weather permitting they will have a
few races this afternoon. The barge John
Wieland will 60 into service and the crew
anticipate having a most enjoyable trip TO
Ocean View. The crew will consist of j.
Haussler, stroke; j. 81. Caughlan, bow
c. Farrell. waist; Charles Stutz, aft waist;
James Cronin, coxswain. The club will
be represented in the Fourth Of July re-
gatta by a frst-class crew, who are at
present in training for the great event.
I'VE are bound for the yosemite, and if
we fail to get there in this rig 1t will be DO
fault of ours" said W. Cartwright, the
Sandow of the telephone company, last
evening as be gaZed upon two spirited
looking animals that were attached to
wagon in which were seated six ble-bodied
operators, namely: T. j. Quinn, the COM
missaire; w. j. Kennedy. The cook; J. A.
Mailen. alias DaYy Crockett; F. COsgrove,
the directOT-general; W. HanTahan, the
stablemaD, and 6. j. Petty the infant boy.
The wagon contained large quantities
Of bottles and demijohns which were
backed up in place by three lOaVes of
bread and small box of crackers, upon
which the sightseers expected To exist dur
ing their two weeks outing in the country.
John Butler of Suffer street presented
the telephonsts with small keg of corned
beef. which he hoped would help to pass
away some happy hours when the inner
man pleads for something more solid and
substantial than bread and crackers
Charley Gaze and Frank Dolliver expect
to capture some large fish out of the Coun-
try Club preserve to-day by means Of the
Conqrango bitters bait which is only
known to Professor Deliver.
Frank Marcus and Horato Terry will
leave to-day for Two weeks fishing trip
to the Navarro River in Mendoclno
County. They will 90 to Ukiah and
thence to the fishing grounds by team.
Al Newman and friend left last even
ing with the intention Of returning to-day
with handsome basket of black bass.
Newman would not state his destination.
Richards Brooks will be a greatly sur
prised man if he should return from San
Jose this evening without a good mess of
black bass. Jack Lemmer has been fish,
ing on "Butlsrs Lake" since Friday and
Mr.. Butler is now smacking his lips in
anticipation of the feast he will surely en-
low