The morning call., 1894-10-13

Oliver, j. F. Frick, Charles Beck, Harry
Walton, Neddermann, }. Wychoff. Folk
ers, Sherrard, Taylor, Edwards. White
house. Sullivan, Mcmillan, Ransome, Ra-
cine, Baker, Fairbains, Whitney, Travers.
Allen and Highly 10 cb ose from the Reli-
ance is not likely to place very weak team
10 the field.
The line OF the University Club eleven
will be much lighter than that OF the Re-
lance, but il has some advantages that
may make up for this. CAPTAIN Benson
and Mr.. Gill have made up the eleven for
Saturdays game at the Haight- street
grounds as follows: Left end, Ed Sher-
man; left tackle. j. Wittemeyer; left
guard, Morton Lufts; center. a. Pierce /;
right guard. Plunkett; right tackle. Avery
right end, Collier; quarter ana captain.
Benson; right half, Ransome; left half.
Dean; full, KinZIe.
The first annual tsn-mile handicap race
under the auspices of the California Cy-
cling Association will take place to-mor-
row on the Haywards course. Wheelmen
are looking forward to the event with
much interest, and from the fact that the
contestants are the cream of all the clubs
represented in g-distance work good
race is more than assured. The lis: OF
entries, positions and handicaps are as
follows:
1. A. II. Agnew A. A. c., 4 min.
z George Brouillet. A. c. C.. min.
,. j. j. Gallagher. A. c. C., 4 min.
4 l.. q. Swain, A. G. c., 31a min,
D. NJ. Espinosa, A. Z. w, 312 min.
8. II. Z. Ramsay, o. G. W.. min.
2. .. RuizNer, A. A. c., min.
3. u. A. Hansen. A. A. C.. 3 min.
8. III. A. Goddard. B. G. w., 3 min.
II. George +. Fuller. O. G. W.. min.
II. ii. Sternberg, A. A. c.. ga min.
Is c. +. Gaes. e. c. G., 21a min.
IA. +. Hammery, A. A. g., 21a min.
IL. e N: SIegman, A. A. C., 21s min.
IL IL. w. Phillips, A. A. C., 212 min.
Is. Charles Hamberg. 4. A. c.. pig min.
-. W. E. Pnkham, i. G. W, 2ls min.
70. J; +. Cunningham, o. G. W., 21s min.
81. ID. A. Frledlander, {. G. e.. 2 min.
%. h. ii. Gum. o. G. W., 2 min.
70. e. L. Carnell, A. A. c., min.
"a Z. s. Battles. b. C: W, min.
70. George Caldwell, B. c. w. 2 min.
26. A. Schwall Jr.. S. j. r G., 11s min,
~. }. Is. Carey, &. c. c., ia min.
%. A. L. Bedbury, A. A. c., I1a min.
20. A. 5. P!ckard. A. A. G.. 11a min.
80. II. V. Ready. b. c. W.. L 70 min.
81. /. s. Hall. b. q W.. min.
80. James Wall, c. c. c.. 1 min.
33. q. T; Egeberg. O. c. G.. min.
81. w. Fl. Reid. C. G. c., min.
30. p. r. G,ffith, II. A. c.. min.
36. A. r. Swan, A. A. c., min.
81. b. MEME. b. Z. W., min.
3S. j. Il. Sampson. a. A. C., 40 Sec
39. }. Kitchen Jr., A. A. G., 40 sec
40. 5. b. Vincent, A. a. c., 45 Sec
Al. }. II. Dirckman Jr. r. A e., As sec,
AZ. e u Bales Jr., Il. A. G.. 80 sec.
43. X: Gushing. q. Z. c.. 80 see
A. w. j. Christ. o. G. W 80 sec.
40. j. w. Decker. A. A. c., 80 see.
4e. M. +. Rose. A. A. c., scratcho
Al w. A. Terrill, b. G. W., scratch,
Monkey drill is not the only thing that
is 'booming" out at the Presidio. An
AS ociation Football Club has been formed.
consisting mostly of representatives. from
the artillery and cavalry. and is in a -four
ishing condition. Twice they have be aten
the Fort Mason team, Oh the last occasion
that post being strongly represented, play
ing no less than i've mem ers of the old
combination which SO gallanty held their
own on the Pacific Coast for the past fe W
years.
The interest which General Graham and
Major kinZie have taken in the game is
characteristic OF their continual concern
for the welfare of the enlisted men. Cbiefiy
owing to their efforts the club at the Pre-.
sidiO mas been provided with a neat and
natty uniform. Maroon cap and shirt,
black Knockers and stockings. with shoes