The morning call., 1895-02-08
BERKELEY vs.. STANFORD.
Intercollegiate Contests Between the
Students.
The California Yacht Club Will Have a
Night Off at the TiVOii.
Field Trials.

| Captain Brown of the Stanford Univer-
| sity athletes has announced the following
! schedule OF dates and events in which
Stanford is pitted against the representa-
| tives of the university of Berkeley: April
6, tennis at Berkeley; April ID, baseball
and tennis in San Francisco April 20, field
day and debate in the evening; April "a,
baseball at Berkeley; April q, baseball
and tennis at Palo Alto. The Carnot medal
debating contest will undoubtedly occur
on April at the Stanford University
j. Mcknight, secretary of the Young
Mems Christian Association Cycling Club
of this city, states that the report that his
club intends to withdraw from the asso-
ciated clubs had no foundation of fact.
81 have just received letter stating that
our application made on Saturday last had
been received and that the club was elected
a member of the associated clubs" said
Mr. Mcknight, "but SO far as Sunday
racing is concerned we may draw the line
there"
The following officers have been elected
by the cycle annex of the Oakland High
School: Captain, Charles Gooch; first lieu
tenant, Charles Colby; second lieutenant,
Ed Hume; color bearer, James Mahoney
delegates TO confer with other schools and
work for the information of the league,
Charles Gooch, Walter Rode, Al Kitchen
and James Mahoney.
The Crescent Club of Berkeley will not
have building erected by Mr.. Lancaster,
as was previously announced. When it
came down to the signing of the bonds
Mr.. Lancaster manifested desire to i'm
pose certain conditions on the clubs occu-
pancy of the building which the members
believed to be intolerant and unjust, and
they quickly brought negotiations to an
abrupt termination. DR.. Anthony, one of
the clubs directors, came to the rescue by
offering to furnish money sufficient to
build a first-class clubhouse, which will be
paid for in monthly installments. Pend
ing the completion of the new athletic
quarters, the club will move into the gym
nasium on Bancroft way, formerly occu-
pied by the Pacific Athletic Club.
The eDterprising young men of North
Oakland have organized club, which
will be known as the Oakland Athletic
Club AT a meeting held last evening the
following members were elected as officers
Joseph Doyle, president. Robert Neumann,
vice president; Osmond Van Every, Sec
rotary, and Clarence Sutherland, treasurer.
The present membership is sixty-five.
The Acme Athletic Club is making ex-
tensive preparations for its annual exhibit
ton, which will occur on the 18th inst.
The entrance list for the handball tourn a
ment will close on the 14th inst. The Acme
Wheelmen will have a road race on Sun
day.
On the evening of the Goth inst. the Cali
fornia Yacht Club will give one of its
pleasant entertainments at the Tivoli
Opera-house. As there is an Indebtedness
on the clubhouse the members are in hopes
that the proceeds of the entertainment will
clear it.
The Pacific Coast Field-trial Club will
hold its twelfth annual trials at Salinas
commencing on Monday next The derby
stakes will be run first, the alleged second
and the amateur stake last. There are
twenty-one entries in the derby. which
should insure some excellent sport. The
amateur stake, open only to dogs that
have not been handled by professional
trainers within six months, promises
much amusement. The president of the
club is ]. G. Edwards.
Reports from Point Reyes are to the eff
feet that fishing is very poor. John But
Ter, who was there yesterday, left this
morning for Salmon Creek with John Lem
mar and Otto Snooser. The anglers ex-
pect to return on Monday with at least
half ton of steelheads.