The San Francisco call., 1896-03-27

their diet and general training, and then
again Manage Brownsil! of the Berkeley
nine and Manager keiffer OF the Stanford
team cannot agree as to the officials.
At first Berkeley wanted Mr.. Magee and
DR.. Wood for officials and Stanford didn't
The Stanford management thinks that
because the Berkeley girls had the choice
ofplace for playing the game, the cardinal
wearers should be conceded the right to
name the officials.
Manager Brownsill does not see it that
way, and so the merry war goes on. First
it was decided 10 have two gentlemen for
officials, then it was decided to have one
gentleman and one lady, and finally it
was determined not to have man inside
the hall, but to put two ladies up for
officials. Having decided upon the sex
for their officials, they cannot arrive at a
conclusion as to who they shall be. There
is one thing they have decided upon how
ever, and that is that no man shall be
allowed inside the walls of the ampithea-
ter while the contest is on, not even a
physician 10 care for the dead and
wounded.
For a few days the players thought it
great fun to ''go into training" but since
the novelty has worn off and they have
come down to the stern reality of muscle
making they feel differently.
Will Wear the Big &C."
BERKELEY, CAL. March 26.-sixty-
six athletes at the university have heen
declared by 1.-The Athletic Association
eligible to wear the big ''C''-the emblem
of athletic distinction. The right to be-
stow this honor has been vested in Harry
Hirst '96, chairman OF the executive COM
mittee. Those who are entitled to the
nonor must hold U. c. or a coast record
won points in collegiate or Pacific Coast
a nj i,,ta ria+o
or an Eastern championship contest.
Football men who have played on the first
eleven, together with substitutes, will be
entitled to &c"
Those who have played on the baseball
team in a contest with Stanford and such
oarsmen as the committee decides deserv
ing will also be granted the privilege of
wearing the emblem.
The Athletic Association proposes to see
that no one who is not Justly entitled to
the trademark" by virtue of his athletic
distinction Will be allowed to wear it.
They intend to have the insignia prize
TO be worked for.
Old Register May Be Used.
BERKELEY, CAL. March 26-Attor-
neyGeneral Fitzgerald handed down an
opinion to District Attorney Shook this
afternoon REGARDING the Register to be
used in the Berkeley school bond election,
which Will be OF vital importance on the
day set for this election. The opinion
advises the use of the old Great Re sister
and decides that it must be used at the
next general election.
The school election in question will be
held on the 5th prox. when it will be de-
cided whether the people of Berkeley will
expend $50 900 in the erection and equip
ment of certain new buildings for school
purposes.
Big Peoples Party Meeting.
BERKELEY, CAL. March ga mass
meeting of all the Populists and Socialists
of Berkeley has been called by acting Sec
retary Davis for tomorrow night. Follow
ing is the notice which has been sent out !:
All members of the Peoples Party Club, So
cialists and others interested in the Populist
movement are requested to meet Friday night
at the rooms OF the Improvement Club, corner
of Fourth street and University avenue. All
Populists and Socialists are urgently requested
to attend, as business of Importance will be
transacted. W. w. DAVIS, Acting Secretary.
D. MCLAUGHLIN Fice-President.
Visited the University.
BERKELEY, CAL, March ga large
party of students from the Livermore
High School visited the university to-day.
They were under the care of Miss Mill
cent Shinn, U. G. '79.