The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-13
KENNEL AND OOURsINe.
The New Occidental Clubs Meeting Why Few
Dogs From Here Will Go South.

Dogs From Here Will Go South.
The new Occidental Coursing Club will
hold its second meeting for the season in
Kerrigans Park, and the draw is as fol-
lows:
ply; F. McCombs Stranger VS.. T. J. Cronin's
Jack Dempsey; ]. F. Duane's Captain Morse vs.
P Curtis Applause; S. A. Cummings White
Cloud VS.. P. Curtis Sly Boy; T. J. Cronin's
Skyball VS.. P. Reilly's Harkaway; G. Wattsons
Lady Clare VS.. NJ. Burfends Catch EN-; J. II
Perigo's Longfellow VS.. B. Doherty's Flying
Buck; W. Murphy's stamboul Queen vs.
Newcastle VS.. W. Murphy's Lord elf.
ton; B. Doherty's Royal Daisy VS.. R,
NJ. Wyman's Queen; W. Murphy's Dashaway
VS.. P. Reilly's Rambler; I. E. Cohen's Daisy VS.
D. Leonard's Will o. the Wisp; P. Ryans Mag.
pie vs.. E. Geary's Electric; R. Pringle's Ace Of
Spades VS.. Daily Leonard's Sweep; r. Pringle'S
Marigold vs. r. Pringle's George Dickson.
The following are the field officers for the
day: John Grace, judge; James Wren,
slipper; J. r. Dickson, slip warden; D.
Curtin, flag steward; ]. Perigo, P. Carney
and D. D. Roach, field stewards.
PriZes-First $50, second $50, third and
fourth SIS each. AS the entry is heavy
one coursing will commence sharp at
10 A. n.
AT recent meeting of the st. Bernard
Club the following sportsmen were elected
members: 7. J. Tate, II. E. Yardley and H.
]. Sarchett, of Sacramento; G. j. Adair,
L. ]. Rowell and ]. B. Wingate, OF this city,
This young organization is going forward
with a vim unknown to any of the other
speciality clubs in the country.
The Los Angeles bench show opens on
Wednesday, the 18th inst About twenty
dogs of various breeds will go from this
city to compete. 1t is probable, however,
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this quarter had the southern club been a
little more generous with their special
prizes.
Last week attention was drawn to what
appeared like clerical error in the. prem
ium list of the Pacific Kennel Club with re-
gard to greyhounds, but was a printer s
error, and the club has inserted since then,
in its premium list, under the greyhound
heading, the same offer as it gives to all
other important breeds, which is as fol-
lows: 1.-The Pacific Kennel Club offers
$40 for the best exhibit of four, regardless
of sex and age, all the bona-fide property
of the person or kennel making the
entries"
The question of cropping dogs just now
in England is causing considerable commo-
ton among all classes, and recently several
persons have both been fined and sent to
prison for the offense, and already the anti
cropping wave has reached this country
and the Canadas.
There is a stake at Casserly's Park also
for thirty-two dogs. The following is the
draw:
]. Tracy's London VS.. A. MerrilPs Jennie G,
q. J. Cronin's Best Trump VS.. C. Anderson s
Niger, J. McGlynn's Bah at the Bowster VS.. T.
Trauts Little Beauty, D. D. Roche'S Dan VS..
J. j. Edmonds' Vida Shaw, L. Herspring's Gyp
vs.. D. Burfends Tricks, T. Brennan's Red
Prince vs.. J. McNamara's Raindrop, J. SulIi-
vans Kilkenny Girl VS.. J. McNamara's Dan
OConnor, J.. Reidys Victory VS.. A. Merrill S
Faster and Faster, c. Andersons Fairy D vs.
Tom Roe's Robert Emmett, j. Bradys Wee Nell
VS.. D. d. Roche's John Mitchell, J. Deans
Rustic Maid VS.. T. Roe's MolIe Reilly, T.
Brennan's White Rustic VS.. T. Traut's Sly
Girl, T. McDonald's Gladstone VS.. A. Merrills
Butcher Boy, T. Wsltons Quickstep VS.. r. j.
Cronin's White Chief, P Ryan's Blue Jack vs.
w. CTeamers Regent, T. J. Cronin's Fullerton
VS.. j. Deans Castaway.
Judge, John Grace Jr.; slipper, James Grace
flag steward, ]. Sheehan; Stewards J. ]. Ed.
monds T. Traut and J. Sullivan.