The San Francisco call., 1896-11-25
Exciting Boatraces to Be
Held at the Alameda
Mole To- Morrow.
Valuable Trophies offered for
the Contesting Oars.
men.
List of Entries and Pr;z S-Pacific
Coast Records May Be
Shattered.

| From the number of oarsmen entered
| from the various rowing clubs it can be
easily seen that the boatraces to be held
tomorrow will have some exciting fin
ishes.
The men have been training diligently
for the past three weeks, and there is no
doubt that many Pacific Coast records will
be shattered.
The Penn broke and Colonel Mention will
cross the bay to-day to make survey of
the course, ard all records made will stand
as official.
The races will start promptly at 10:3O
A. NJ, and as no delays are looked for
every one attending will have ample time
to attend the football game in the after
noon.
The entries are as follows:
tAbbre viations- B. c., Alameda Boating
Club: A. X. G.. ARIEL Rowing club; D. s. d Is
c., Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club; :. r..
y. c.. south End Roating Club: ). A. a, Stockton
Athletic Associations, U. g., University of Cali
form a.
First race intermediate four-oared barge.
one and a half miles with turn-University OF
California (blue and gold). r. Teyer, w
Gibbons, 3 w. o. Blasingame, and E. Hammer
| cockswain.
South End Boating Club (red and white).
| ! GeorQe G. Poe, ? A. j. Fritz, 3 Thomas
Lynch, Walter Duplissea stroke, George w.
McGull cockswaiu.
Stockton Athletic Association Cblue and
| white), W. S. Folger, . James Burns, 3 John
Silva, George Brownfeld, w. Dolan cock
swain.
| Alameda Boating Club (red, white and
blue), Eugene Hadcock. 2 William Hansen,
| Al Webb, Fred Ayres, L. V. Hansen
| cockswain,
Second race senior single scull, one and a
| half miles, with turn, w. J. McCausland A. R.
c.: A. g. Brown, s. A. A
Third race, junior single scull, one and a
| half miles. with turn, Thomas r. keenan,, D.
| ). and b. C., and ]. L. Foley s. A. A.
Fourth race, junior ouIrigger skif, one and
hall miles, with turn. W. o. Patch, d. S. and
/ b. c.. Arthur g. Smith, NC; Henry Bode, S. Z
Matt Breen, S. E.; ]. L. Foley, S. A A.; ].
| Lewis, A R. C.
| Fifth race, senior outrigger skiff one and q
/ half miles, with turn, George Phelan, A. r. c. .:
! W. J. McCausland, A. X. c.; DIR. C. C. Dennis
A. b. c.. John Il. Caugh.in, d. 6. and B. c. {;
Frank Duplissea, s. E. r. C.
sixth race, senior four-oered barge, one and
half miles with turn-South End Rowing
! Club-1 }. E. Scully, 2 George Bates, Matt
Breen, James Palios, George McGull cock
swain; Stockton Athletic Association-I T. W
Carkeek, G. L. Chapman. 8 Carl Davis, W.
Dolan cockswain.
Seventh race, Naval Reserve. between First
| and Second diyisions-First division, gig-J
Healy coo kswain, r. Schnalle captain, J..
| Murphy, J. Meyer, Z. Murray. J. Beattie G.
Green. The second division twhaleboaD wi |
be represented by Thomas McGeorge cock
swain, Captain H. Schroeder, w. Davies, O.
| Undljen, W Johnson, Z. Donnellan, W. Oden.
Eighth race, for Old-iime oarsmen, and the
John T. Sullivan. Pioneer Club; Leander
Stevenson, A. r. c.; Wil!sm Growney, A. r.
c.; William Thomas, S. E. r. C.
| The prizes to be contested for are un-
usually elegant and costly. They are as
| follows:
intermediate four-oared barge-First prize.
! five. gold watches; second prize, five silver
medals.
| Senior single shel-Solid silver cup, pre-
/ sented by James G. Phelan.
| Junior single shell-Handsome gold medal
presented by A. T. Rothkoff
Junior outrlgger skif-First prize, solid
! gold medal, presented by William ID. English
second prize, a beautiful eie ht-day clock, pre-
! sented by Southern Pacific Company
Senior outrigger skiff-First prize a beauti-
I inl solid-silver cup, presented by William
| Senior barge-Flve gold medals.
Naval Reserve race-Handsome silk chal-
lenge flag, offered by Irving NJ. Scott.
This flag must be won three times before
the winner is allowed 10 own it. The
losing crew will have 10 give the winners
six weeks notice of their intention to race
! for the prize again.
| The old-timers' race will be hotly con-
| tested. as there is a great deal of rivalry.
Three OF the entries are coaches for their
clubs. The first priZs is an oarsmen,s
watch, offered by William A. Deane and
tho second prize, an elegant eight.dav
clock, offered by the Southern Pacific
| Company.
The following gentlemen were named
by the regatta committee to act as officer $
at the races:
! President of the day, James G. Phelar.
Mayor-elect of San Francisco; referee. Major
George H. Strong. Timers-John Elliott, Wal
ter Blake. A. R c.: Arthur MelIetz, s. e. B. G.
Starting judges-W. B. Hinchman, A. B. C. /.
| Joseph Keenan,, ID. S. ana B. G.. r. Carmona.
| S. A. A. Judges at the fnish-Leander Steven.
son, A. R. c.; George Callopy, Pioneers; j. d.
Mahoney, s. E. B. c.
NAVAL RESERVE RACE.