The San Francisco call., 1895-11-13
OIL LYMPIC ENTERTAINMENT
Athletes Who Will Perform at
the General Athletic Ex-
hibition.
A ShakeSperian Combat That Will
Test the Nerves of the Fair
Spectators.

The Olympic Club will give a gem
eral athletic exhibition tomorrow even
ing to which the lady friends of men,
bers will be invited. An excellent pro-
gramme has been arranged for this occa-
sion, which will consist of athletics, vocal
and instrumental music, fencing, etc. The
following are the specialties:
Overture by the Olympic string band; rings
by Gymnasts ArZt and Brommer; trapeze and
loops by Master Walter Hogg, the clever young
all-round athlete; recitation by Miss e. n
Spinner; acrobatics by j. R. La Rue and the
Landsburgh Brothers. fencing -Shakesperian
combat-between Orchard I'D E. Lastreto
quartet; flying trapeze, Professors Hugo
and Beaulo: specialties by Henry E.
Dixey; triple bars by Stanley and
Rathborn; song by Jack Cathcart, with
J. Convey, accompaniment; balancing bar, g.
c. Pettis; fancy and statue elub-swingfng, w
Holdridge and Paul Bernhard; cello solo, DR..
Arzt, Werz, Powell, Brommer, Mues, Cathcart,
Duck, Baker, Hogg and Bernham.
A quartet from Haverly's minstrels
will sing some of the latest and most popu-
lar songs. This entertainment will GER
talnly place in the shade anything that
has heretofore been offered by the club for
the pleasure and edifcation OF its mem
bers and their invited guests.
Friday evening the prizes that were won
at the championship games will be dis
tributed TO the winners. 1t is expected
that Governor Budd will be present to
present the successful contestants with
handsome medals.
After the presentation an impromptu
entertainment, which Will consist of sing
ing, boxing, etc, will assist to wind up a
pleasant evening at the Olympic Club.
The programme that has been arranged
by Secretary Bosworth from now until the
end of the year consists of the following
events:
Football at Central Park on Saturday. the
10th inst, between the Olympic and Stanford
teams, and on Saturday, the 23d inst the
Olympic and Reliance Club teams viii line up
on the same grounds. On Sunday the 18th
inst, the much-talked-of baseball game be-
tween the Olympic Clubs amateur nine and
the San Francisco professionally nine viii take
place at Central Park. A bowling tournament
will be held in the bowling alley of the club on
Friday evening, the 29th inst, entries for
which viii close onsthe 25th inst A swim
ming tournament, open to all member will be
held on December 10. entries for which will
close on the Saturday previous During the
month of January billiard tournament will
engage the attention OF the members.
The directors of the club have announced
that Geld salt water will be in the swim
ming tank Monday, Wednesday and Fri
day of each week, and warm salt water
Tuesday, Thursday, Saturday and Sunday.
of each week.
Ben Sayler, the billiard instructor whose
services were dispensed with at the last
meeting of the directors, will present a
petition to the board who will meet again
this evening, tor his reinstatement, The
petition has been signed by several mem
bers who are desirous that Sayler should
remain IN his old position at a reduced
salary.
There will, doubtless, be large gather
ing of the lovers of the American National
game at Central Park Sunday afternoon to
see the Olympic Clubs crack nine try con-
clusions with the San Franciscos, a profes-
sionaI team composed of the best players.
Manager Kennedy Of the o. C.'s has the
utmost faith in his colts and will wager
all the small change he can place hands on
that the amateurs Will cause the profess
sionals to believe that they are troubled
with cold feet when the game is finished.
The makeup of the team is as follows:
Professional nine-Harper, pitcher; Stanley,
catcher Powers, first base; Werrick, second
base; Hulen, shortstop; P. Sweeney, third
base; Frank, left field; Lally. center field
Straus, right field.
Olympic baseball nine - O'Kane, catcher;
second base; Monahan, shortstop: Krug, third
base; Gummell, left field: Mccarthy center
field; Cosgrove, right field.
The Acme Athletic Club of Oakland,
which, by the way, is composed of active
and energetic members, will give very
interesting athletic event Tuesday evening
the 18th inst. The principal features will be
four round boxing bouts between Butler of
the Olympic Club and Kelly of the San
Francisco Club at 40; Thurman of the
Olympic and Lawlor of the San Francis
cos at 125 pounds; S. Carter and E. Sulli-
van, both of the Olympic Club. After the
boxing some good wrestling bouts between
members of the Acme Club will terminate
a first-class evenings sport.