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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-11-28
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

to handball players here. Although Fitz-
gerald hal an advantage in playing in his
own court it was not sufficient to account
for Lawlor only winning two games out of
the ten played. The final rub was to be
played in the Grattan-street Racquet Court,
Cork, August co. but the news has reached
here that it had to be postponed owing to
Lawlor beng sick. Since learning this his
friends here think that he must have been
out of condition when he played the first
rub, which would explain everything, and
they are hopeful that he will yet come out
ahead. Champion Jones of Australia and
his friends are anxiously waiting to hear
the result of the final rub, as challenge
will be Immediately sent to the winner to
play for $3.50 or $500 side. They hope
Lawlor will be the man, as in that case
there is a strong probability of the match
being played in this City.
According to the Cork Herald the games
played by Phil Casey, the worlds cham
pion, James Dunno of Brooklyn, N. Y,
and other well-known players during their
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
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past week. They are: Thomas McAleer,
w w. Hatton, ]. E. Manning, Fred Has
well, George H. Toohy, Hon. Charles T.
Conlon, a. a. Manning, w. J. Y. Ryf-
kogel, J. NJ. Pike, W. 7. Johnson, A. L.
Holling, Fred P. Simpson, E. f. Sellers.
Charles A. Vanderbos, William J. Howatt,
J. C. Weber. Edgar J. Mayors, Henry P.
Poulin, Edwin F. Sugar, Horace l.. Poulin
and S. d. Sutton. The club only needs
ten more names and its limit of member
ship will be reached.
A private road race, the result of which
will be watched with a good deal of inter
est b. the wheelmen around the bay, will
be run next Saturday afternoon. The dis
lance is from Oakland to San Jose, and the
competing teams are memberseof the B. l..
O. Club and "Our Sett," two offshoots of
the Olympic Club Wheelmen. Each club
has four members, and there has been con-
siderable friendly rivalry between them of
late as to who were the fastest riders. A
dispute on this point led to a challenge
from the club with the mysterious initials,
which ''Our Sett' forthwith ccepted. The
members of the latter club are: Wilbur f.
Knapp, w. II. Stinson, J. E. Fagothey and
L. B. Thomas. The B. l.. o. Club is COM
posed of Fred r. Butt, James w. Coffroth,
Thomas S. Mulvey and Joseph F. Coffey.
Each man will pay an entrance fee, with
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

which suitable prize for the winning team
will be purchased. As the entire eight
have regulations as speedy road runners it
is safe to say the pace will be hot one
from start to finish, and possibly the
record from Oakland to San Jose of 2 hours
and - minutes, made by 0. L. Pickard,
June 10, 1894, will be lowered.
The annual election of the Acme Club of
Oakland takes place to-day. 1t was the
universal desire of the wheelmen to have
Captain Kitchen succeed himself, but on
account of press of business duties he was
obliged to decline the honor. Mr.. Kitchen
retires after the most successful term of
Office any captain has had in the club. G..
II. Humphrey has been nominated to sue
coed and as he is very popular with the
members there will be no opposition.
THE CALL Bicycle Club will hold its first
club run tomorrow to Centerville, leaving
on Soe A. NJ. broadgauge boat. 1t is ex-
pected that about thirty members will at.
tend. The club, though only week old,
already has a membership of over fifty
and applications are coming in daily.
A. Warnekros and his son, William, ar
rived here Wednesday by wheel from
Fresno, having made the trip in two and
half days. The distance is 205 miles.
They had four punctures in their tires, but
no other mishap. The heat was very Sc
we're though.
The racing board has issued its bulletin
No. 10. dated August %, as follows:
SANCTIONS GRANTED
August 20, 80, 31-Rose City Wheelmen,
September 7-Reliance Wheelmen, Oakland.
September 9-Pleasanton Cycling Club,
Pleasanton.
September 9-order of Scottish Clans, Oak
land.
Transferred to professional class-William
Lowery, w. r. Haigh, Harvey Fuller, Heads
burg; r. S. Lomax, Paso Robes; under
clause a.
Transferred to class B-s A. Beadle, San
Jose; under clause B. r. M. WEIGH,
Representative National Racing Board
Members from the Olympic Club Wheel
men, Garden City Cyclers Of San Jose and
Reliance Club Wheelmen of Oakland will
leave tonight by boat for Stockton. To-
morrow morning they will ride to Lodi,
where hearty lunch and feast of water
melons will await them. Then they will
ride back to Stockton in time for the re.
turning boat to the City. Captain Thorn
ton of the Olympics has charge of the run,
and has had large number of applications
for berths.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club of this
City and Diamond Cycling Club of Ala
media will have Joint run to- morrow to
San Jose, returning as far as Alviso, where
they will take the steamer for this city.
Both clubs will turn out in full force.
The California Associated Cycling Clubs
meet tonight at the rooms of the Bay City
Wheelmen, AL Golden Gate avenue. The
annual ten-mile road race III October will be
discussed and other matters of importance.
The next meeting of the Associated Clubs
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
THE ANGLER.
Latest Intelligence From Well
Known Fishing Streams.

Latest Intelligence From Well
Known Fishing Streams.
Fly-fshing on the Truckee River has not
been very good this year because of a
scarcity of winged insects of a size which
the large trout are inclined only to recog-
nize. The nudge flies have predominated
SO far this season, and as it requires a
No. IA fly to properly initiate in size the
little brown-winged insects which are
prolific on the banks of the river, the re-
suits of the sport of fy-fishing have not
been satisfactory.
With a cast composed of No. II and IA
flies an angler can basket quite large
number of nice trout, but occasionally a
whopper will select one of the cast, and
for few moments the angler will be
afforded rush of pleasure: but the ex-
element of the thing is short-lived, las Mr..
Trout, when prcked by the sharp steel,
makes rush and a plunge which in
variably terminates, in the language OF the
pugilist, in a break-away.
Something more substantial than fly
OF the nudge size is assuredly necessary to
guarantee the success that anglers hope
for when whipping rapid stream such as
the Truckee. The rainbow trout is thor
oughly game customer, and in swift-run-
ming water strong tackle must be used to
successfully check his wild rushes and
plans to escape punishment.
Some expert fly fishermen-or anglers,
more properly peaking-contend that
any man who can handle rod properly
will never lose fish that is well hooked,
it matters not if the fy taken is of the
smallest pattern, provided the tackle is of
the best material. An experience on the
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
THE GUN.
State Sportsmen'S Shoot-Bagget
Items From all Parts.

State Sportsmen's Shoot-Bagged
Items From all Parts.
The State Sportsmen's Association will
have great inning at Sacramento this
year. The fourteenth annual tournament
will be hold at the State fair grounds,
commencing on September and ending
on Saturday September z. The Sacramento
sportsmen have added $3.50 to the $3.50
donated by the board of directors of the
fair, making $500 in added money which
will be competed for by sportsmen repre-
senting several of the counties of the State.
The first day will be devoted to bluerock
shooting, and among the slated events will
be an interclub match consisting of three
teams from the different clubs attending.
On the days following, ive-bird shooting
will be the order.
Three Indians who are camped near
Boca have been killing grouse q month
prior to the opening of the season. One of
the natives killed, between August l and
10. LIS grouse, which were sold to the resi-
dents OF Boca and the tourists who were
visiting that vicinity. No arrests followed
Notwithstanding that Deputy Fish Com
missioner was in the immediate vicinity OF
Boca at that time. 1t must be said, how
ever, with credit to Deputy Davis that he
was not stationed at Truckee during the
time the Indians were enjoying the
slaughter OF the innocents. Davis was in
That country only few days when he
placed under arrest an alleged spOrtsm an
for having killed several grouse near the
| town OF Boca. The transgressor of the law
was lined $40. He now reads the game
laws.
S. A. Sharpe returned last week from a
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

The State Sportsmen's Association will
hold its annual trap-shooting tournament
at Sacramento next month and large at
tendance is expected. Tie wheelmen are
interested in the races which will be held
at Sacramento and San Jose. Amateur
athletes are interested in the Olympic Club
election, which will take place Monday
evening. The largest coursing meeting of
the year will be held at Ocean View Park
on September9 9. The wind up of the Del
Monte festivities will occur to-day. Rifle
shooters, tennis-players, anglers and oars
men are having ample sport during the
present fine weather for outdoor sports.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31

recent visit to Ireland have done much te
revive handball there. The Herald says:
at is intended to hold great conference
in Cork next June of all lovers of handball
throughout the world for the purpose OF
promoting the game and drawing up q
code of rules to govern players. Ex-Alder-
man Dunno of Brooklyn, the well-known
practical admirer of the game, has con-
scented to assist in the conference"
All interest in local affairs is centered in
the Kilgallon- Bonnet match. The first
rub, played at the Occidental court on
Wednesday night, has placed a substantial
majority to the credit of Bonnet. The
clever amateur proved himself to be all
that his friends claimed, as he played a
cool and scientific game throughout. The
second rub will be played next Wednes-
day night. K1lgallon proposes training
during the week and does not consider the
match anything like lost yet.
Jim Harlow. the coast champion, was an
interesting spectator of the first rub. After
the game he expressed himself as willing
to play the winner for money considera-
ton or trophy. Either Kiigallon or
Bonnet will accept the challenge, and if
played for the gold medal offered by
General Watt. 1t would be great game
Following will be the principal games
tomorrow: San Francisco court-George
Hutchinson and Austin Hendry against P.
Kelly and J. Slattery; J. Harlow (the
coast champion) and ]. Lawless against J.
Condor and M. Dillon. Occidental court
P. F. Mccormick and Willie Jacobs
against G. ]. McGlynn and w. j. Heney;
w. w. Ackerson and P. w. McGlade
against John Purcell and T. J. Curley; T.
F. Bonnet and A. G. Hampton against J.
M. Currier and John Condor. Union
Dillon and w. Kelly against
John Riordan and T. McManus; J. Feeney
and George Hutchinson against A. PEN
meyer and r. Linehan. At this court
there will also be a walking match be-
tween E. Power OF Port Costa and John
Riordan.
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-31
FadS
And aShiOnS

Come and go in the Picture Frame
business as in wearing apparel. At one
time q particular style of molding takes
the popular fancy, only to be succeeded by
something entirely different. We keep
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designs and new finishes. AT present
nearly all oaks in good holdings are quar-
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some are decorated with small ornamented
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In fancy moldings--gold, cream and
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We have recently received several new
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