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COURSING.
The Interstate Club VIII Hold Two
Days Meeting at lngleSide.

The Interstate Club Will Hold Two
Days Meeting at lngleside.
The Interstate Coursing Club is making
extensive preparations for a grand inclosed
meeting, which will be held at lngleside
Park on May 80 and 81.
The ground is in magnificent condition
for coursing, and the hares, which have
become thoroughly familiar with the park,
will certainly make the grass fly in front
of the fleetest of their pursuers. Ingle-
side Park is an ideal spot for coursing.
The spectator who is comfortably seated
in the grand stand can see every twist and
turn of race from start to finish. Itmust
be remembered that the best OF order is
maintained at meetings held under the
auspices of the Interstate Club, and for
this reason large numbers of ladies are
always present to witness the racing and
enjoy the sport of kings.
A 64-dog stake at $5 dog, to which
the club will add 500, will be the
feature of greatest interest on this near
each. with an added $25. will also be run.
1t can be safely said that any person who
is desirous of witnessing tirst-class two
days outing, where the very best OF de-
corum Is observed, should not miss the
next coursing meeting of the Interstate
Club.
John Grace, the prince of coursing
judges, will be in the saddle on the two
days of the meeting and J. f. Grace, the
crack pedestrian, will handle the slips.
At the opening Of the Ingleside track on
the Sd inst. there were fully two thousand
people present, and it is expected that
twice that number will witness the inter-
state coursing clubs meeting.
The dogs that will run for the consola-
tion stakes at Ingleside Park will be
drawn" on the grounds tomorrow (Sun-
day. Immediately after the first round in
the regular stake is finished. ]. P Dalton,
proprietor of the park, will add $40 to the
stake. or course. none but dogs defeated
in the regular stake can enter for the con-
ISOLATION.
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months of the season, but seemingly the
Spring Valley water people have their own
views of this subject and can open ana
close the lakes at will
The anglers who fished the Paper-mlll
and Lagunitas creeks last Sunday caught
a first wetting, but they, did not
grum Bile at that. 1t was the delay oc-
casioned by the railroad company at
Sausalito that they growled at. Those who
travelled in the first train from Point Reyes
on Sunday evening, had 10 wait at Saussll;o
in the cold and damp weather until the
last down train arrived, when all passen-
gers were taken on board the boat for this
City, where they arrived at very late
hour in company of lot of boisterous
picnickers.
With the return of bright, sunny days,
anglers can assur dly hope for tirst-class
fishing in the streams between Cloyerdale
and Ukiah. The Pieta and Big Sulphur
creeks should be in splendid order for fly
fishing now, and in all probability there
will be many anglers whipping those pretty
streams before the month draws to close.
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turn match with Choynski. The sailor
seems to be in big demand about this time
by the many managers who have secured
permits for the holding of boxing exhibit
tions.
1t is said that Eddie Granev, Young
Mitchell and the manager of the Peoples
time boxing craze is evidently here, and
everything pugilistically will go along
swimmingly for a short time, when the
cooks" will get to quarreling, and that
will end the game of fisticuffsA
1t was reported yesterday that "Fatty"
Blodes, Spider Kelly and many other
curing permits for boxing exhibitions.
The Olympic Club is making arrange
ments to hold another boxing tournament
on August 15
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THE FIELD OF SPORT.
What the Oarsmen, Athletes and
Cyclists Are Doing.

les, to follow the route laid out
in the League of American Wheel
mems road book. His address is corner of
Powell and Broadway. City. Mr.. Brit
tain OF Los Anceles, who recently made
the trip from that point to here. says that
the league book is particularly accurate
over that part of the State, and as the
roads are all fair the trip is most enjoya-
bic il taken leisurely.
The American Wheelman, the leading
weekly cycling journal of the East, pub
lished in New York City, will begin the
publication of daily cycling paper there
on May a. In the prospectus it is stated
that there are to-day over 100000 cyclists
in the metropolitan district, and more
than three million in the United States,
and even these figures are said to be con-
servative estimates.
The Golden Gate Cycling Club will give
an entertainment and dance at Mission
Parlor Hall, Saturday evening, May %,
for which invitations have just been issued
and may be secured from any of the men,
bers.
The Citrus Wheelmen of Los Angeles
have opened quarters at Santa Monica,
and | am in receipt of an invitation to at
tend their 'house-warming" Sunday, May
10, at IL A. NJ. The club is probably the
most prosperous organization in the south,
and with their new home by the sea and
SOAtlSuOu 10 Iuo SIedD Oduld mOIllCd TdCe-
track the members will be we'll cared for.
The Olympic Club Wheelmen have two
runs called for to-day and tomorrow. A
party will go down TO San Jose this morn
ing under Lieutenant Plagemann. leaving
on the 1880 A. NJ. broad-gauge boat, to
see the Garden City Cyclers' races. To-
morrow's run Will be to the same point to
witness the shoot between teams from the
Olympic Gun Club and Garden City Cy-
clers, leaving on the 8 A. NJ. boat. A week
from tomorrow the wheelmen will have a
joint run with the Acme Club Wheelmen
OF Oakland, and Captains Fawcett and
Swain are now arranging the details.
am in receipt of very newsy letter
from K. z. Ayiward, the manager of Otto
Ziegler Jr., the crack racer, and it contains
SO much of interest I will give it in full:
LOUISVILLE, KY, May 1, 1896.
My Dear Spalding: Here We are at work
again and more pleasant place for condition
ing could not be found. San Jose is no COM
parlSon. The park and surroundings offer
attractions enough to keep the boys on the
ground all the time and they seldom go up
town, thereby getting better results from their
track work. The track is an elegant three-lap
Garden City Cyclers, only the stretches are
longer.
We will remain here until Otto is in the very
best condition, and it may be late in June
before we take up the circuit. In the mean
time we will take in several of the meets not
on the circuit. Cincinnati gives meet on the
9th inst, also on the 10th. Many of the boys
will take these in.
Cooper, who has been training here, has re-
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the Y. M. G. A., Mason and Ellis streets.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
Sacramento Sporting News.


SACRAMENTO. CAL, May 5.-The
Sacramento Athletic Club will begin a
series of competitive handball games this
, month, to be conducted on handicap
basis. Valuable trophies will be awarded
to the teams securing first ana second
places.
Under the administration of the new
board of directors the club has prospered
materially of late. The efforts of President
Anderson and Secretary Gormley have
been such as to result in rapid increase
In membership and collection of dues.
There is an important movement on foot
looking to the establishment of general
athletic club grounds at East Park, in this
city, to comprise bicycle track, Howard
cinder path, football and baseball grounds
with seats for spectators, etc., all to be in
closed. A preliminary meeting was held
last night and it Is thought that the
scheme will be perfected.
l.. A. Upson and Jerome Carroll left for
MarysVllle this morning to attend the live
bird and bluerock tournament and to take
part In the tennis games held there to-day.
The postponed relay race between the
8 tockton and Sacramento Bicycle clubs is
slated to take place tomorrow. The start
VIII be from Tenth and l. streets in this
city, to Stockton and return, distance of
IoO miles. rope, one OF Sacramento's fast
est riders, met with an accident during
practice and will be unable to start.
The Capital City blue-rock team, which
has been selected to represent the club at
the Stockton tournament, are having d ,ily
practice at the traps and are in excellent
form.
The Spoonbill Club will make applica-
ton for admittance to the California
Inanlmate Target Association, and if
granted in time it will also send a team to
the Stockton tournament. At their regu-
lar prize shoot, held last Sunday, 25 birds,
Eckhardt scored "a, Thomas %, Fitzgerald
y. Soule and Flohr 20 each. During the
day. Thomas made the best score ever
made in Sacramento County. breaking 100
birds out of possible los.
AT the Eckhardt tournament on Sunday
last Nicolaus won first money in the open
ing event, 15-bird contest, with score Of
IA. Second event, % birds, resulted as fol-
lows: Thomas 25, Newbert "a, Mierson %,
Nicolaus %, Gruhler %, Green, Webb
and Hopper 20 each. Third event, Is birds,
Webb and Thomas IA each, Soule 13.
Fourth event, 25 birds, Thomas "a Webb
% and Nicolaus %.
The tennis tournament of doubles is
slated for tomorrow with four entries.
RUTHERFORD.
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ATHLETIC.
Death OF a Prominent Athlete-The
Boxing Craze Has Arrived.

Death OF Prominent Athlete-The
Boxing Craze Has Arrived.
The Olympic Club lost one of its
stanchest members yesterday morning.
Frank G. Phillips, who held the title of
amateur champion middle and heavy
weight wrestler of the Pacific Coast, died
at his home, 1943 Howard street, of pneu-
monia. The young athlete was aiIing
only few days. He contracted a severe
cold, which developed into pneumonia,
that quickly brought his life on this earth
to an end. Phillips won the amateur
wrestling championship on the 21st of
March last at the Olympic Club by defeat
ing every athlete he competed against
Professor Miehling, the wrestling in.
structor, predicted a very brilliant future
for young Phillips. The deceased was 21
years of age.
James Williams, the champion heavy
weight pugilist of Utah, is anxious to meet
Tom Sharkey in ten-round contest in
this City. The National Club may secure
the match. Sharkey is considering q re-
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The roads in the country are now IN ex-
cellent condition for bicycling, and num-
ber of riders will take advantage OF an
outing tomorrow.
The sportsmen who are interested in
target shooting viii assemble at the Oak
land racetrack tomorrow, where num-
Der of clay bird ra ces will be held.
The anglers hope to meet with good
success tomorrow, as the streams are in
good condition, the result of recent spell
OF fine weather.
There will De some good coursing at
1ngleside park tomorrow.
In handball circles the match for the
championship of the coast between
Riordan ana Harlow is the principal
topic.
Rife shooting, rowing, cricket and all
round athletics are being well patronized.
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-09
THE OARS MEN.

Regatta Committee Appointed by
the South End Boat Club.
The El Campo regatta on Decoration
day is the only thing talked of in boating
circles. 1t has increased the interest in
rowing here to marked degree, and every
evening and on Sunday mornings the
wharves in the vicinity of Long Bridge
and North Beach are crowded with enthu-
siastic admirers OF the strong-armed
pullers of the different clubs, watching
them undergo their training and outing.
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HANDBALL.
Jack Riordan and J. Harlow to Play
for the Championship.

'e1SrN FtIOI y etsI dIIu J. r1dEIOW TO PIay
for the Championship.
The handball games to take place at P.
Ryan's San Francisco ball court tomorrow
are: K. Murphy and w. Stansbury to
play J. White and M. Edwards; ]. SIat-
terry and z. Kelly to play J. Nelson and P.
Hutchinson; M. Mcneil and W. Manion
to play P. Ryan and Robert Shea; P.
Donnelly, the amateur cham pion, and G.
Hutchinson to play T. T. Bonnet and ].
Lawiess; single-handed game for the
championship of the coast between Jack
Hlordan and J. Harlow, the game to be
the best three out of five, 81 aces.
The event of the day at the Union Court
Will be four led contest. The players
are P. 7. Donnelly and II. F. Bonnet
against ]. ]. Feeney and r. Lenihan.
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FRACTURED His skull.

Alvin A. Alexander, the eight-year-old son of
julius Alexander, 11S Ash avenue, died yester-
day morning at o'clock from fractured
skull, the result of fall the day before. Young
Alexander climbed An eight-foot fence sepsra-
ting his fathers residence from the street, and
losing his balance, tumbled to the pavement
below, fractur1ng his skull DR.. Helms was
called in, but could do nothing to relieve the
little fellows sufferings
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-09
THE RIFLE.
n. Kenitzer Has Made Some Excel
lent Scores at Rest Shooting.

n. Kenitzer Has Made Some Excel
lent Scores at Rest Shooting.
H. Kenitzer, an old-time riheman of
this coast, has been doing some remarka-
bic shooting of late, notwithstanding the
fact that he has almost reached his seven
tieth year. During the past ten days Mr..
Kenitzer has been practicing at the Shell
Mound rifle range. He has several fine
rifles, but of late he has obtained the best
results with a 32-caIiber Pope barrel, tele-
scope sight, shooting with a rest at
200 yards. Kenitzer uses black powder
with a nitro primer.
On the I'd inst. he made score in ten
shots of which he justly feels proud and
which is here reproduced, reduced one
third. lie made 246 on the 25.ring target.
This is equal TO 20 on Columbia target and
Ill on the standard American. This shows
an average of "a $40 rings. On that oc-
casion he made run of 40 shots, with
these results:
First "a "a 25 s5 25 "a % 25 25 25-246
Second ten. 25 20 % 23 25 % "a % 25 24-24O
Third ten ......Z3 "a % "a % "a "a "a rs 24-237
Total for 40 shots. 918
On the 8th inst. Kenitzer again took a
turn at the target under the same condi-
tions, and fired fifty shots without clean
ing his rife His score in runs of ten
was 2S9, 240, 237, 242, 23S 3 total, 1856.
Tnls beats w. Glindemann's rest score.
Notwithstanding the fact that these are
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-09

are making rest records on the new Colum-
bia target on the I00-yard ranges, and
when the weather permits outdoor shoot
ing, they will, no doubt, use this target for
rest records
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excellent scores for any one, and particu-
larly for one who has reached such ripe
age, they cannot be accepted as record,
because they were not shot on a rest rec
ord target. Considering Mr.. Kenitzer' s
hne shooting, it is pity the scores were
not made on record target. the Standard
American being the only target with a
rest center. In the East number of clubs
The San Francisco call., 1896-05-09
THE WHEELMEN

The Races at San Jose To-Day Will
Be a Great Attraction.
Track racing for 1895 has begun in earn
est, and from now on there will be race
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j. H. MeHEN0MY, Stalls Z. 5 and g. California Market.
MARK STR0USE, Bay City Market, 1888 to ll46
Market Street.
LEON D. stone & co., 2S6 Sixth Street
HAMMOND G BRO, Justice Market, SO and So Fourth
Street.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

Jrlano.
4rfanias.

Sertrtana. Sn BOLT SO.
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DpQen.
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@iscouNn.

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eine 80, Der onoere 26 Sup bod 1T.
Die Gajiite 1T II 6uB lang lrno ie6s
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Siele Summe Duroe BON Der Shlib
grepin9 GOmpanp, fir beren Yier
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Dem Sie9er elm Preis BON s25 suiiel.
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benn iie trug bic Yalme i'm @ettItreit
oaoon. gs 9elang ibr Die por9ei6ries
bene Siltan5 in nur q Winuten 5uriif-
sulegen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1896-08-25

merlin lit, bate ,itb YormittaQs NIT
ibrem @ruoer 6rant melt ilber Die Get=
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ibr notoem tie einen perspeifelten
Siilieruf aus9citOBen. Sbr Sruosr
befrelte lie uno bra6te lie 6elpubtlOs
sum Stranoe.
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Suo=Eafota.

- 9eri6ien, Die benz YrGIioenten
Der grlteu N0tionalbant in Nber=
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grtraa per older miro alf etna Is
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g8ie es beiBt, trGQt ii9 Elm Spnoitat
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lo9erten am Sireiieel Greef, etiua swei
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bier beeroi9t weroen.
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@ic ut oicS!

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fault Don allen ApOtbetsrn. .5sugHtiie irsi ~DerianSt.
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Wem Yorf.

- Die t~oitbarIten S6a6iiauren
oittite ein &auimann in New YOrt
beIiBen. Sic iino rein aus Sob uno
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&aItel trugen. ber9eltellt. NIf lebte=
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uno MOnitrans. 9ie guueru bilOen
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cine tDeni9ltens neue &etlNme %eriunOen,
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