The San Francisco call., 1896-04-18
THE OARS MEN.
Crews in Training for the May Re-
gatta at EI Campo.

Crews in Training for the May Re-
gatta at EI Campo.
4 keen interest is being eyinced by all
the local boat clubs in the regatta to be
given by the South End Boat Club. under
the auspices OF the Pacific Amateur Ath-
Ietic Association, ar FL Campo on Nav 30.
All the boat clubs about the bay. with
the exception of the Pioneers, have signi-
he'd their intention OF entering crews and
single-scullers in the different events. and
the men are already in training for the
contests.
The South Ends have a plethoric treas
Bry now, and will not be compeiied To
pursue the economical course with the
comElg regatta that they had to with their
last, but will give prizes that Will be we'll
worth the effort made to win.
Entry blanks have been sent to the diff
1erent clubs, and the list of races is as fol-
lows; Senior four-oaled barge, junior four
cared barge, senior outrigger skiff and
Junior and senior single-sculI races.
The entries from the different clubs will
be as appended: Dolphins, senior and
Junior crew and a single sculler; Ariels,
senior and junior crew, single sculler and
'outrigger skIf oarsmen; South Ends,
senior and junior crew, outrigger skiff
oarsmen and two slngle-scullers; Ala
medas, single sculIers and outrigger skiff
oarsmen. The Olympic Club Boating
Annex viii enter a junior crew, and it is
thought the crack crew OF the universities
viii also row.
The personnel of the ere VS., single scull-
ers and outrigger skiff oarsmen that will
contest will not be known until next week,
as the clubs are now trying-out theis men.
The committee having the regatta in
hand are: J. E. SculIy, chairman; John
D. Mahoney, secretary; Joseph P. O'Dea,
treasurer; John 4. Lenahan, William ],
0Brien and Al J. Fritz.
The South Ends entertainment held at
Native Sons Hall the other evening
netted them a tidy sum.
The Alameda Boat Club has Joined the
Pacific Athletic Association and elected
William Craigh, S. J. Pembroke ana J. ".
Aeeamson delegates to the association.
c. Il. Blanchard OF the Alamedas has
sold his ark, the Mikado, to a. P. Roth
. kopf OF the Dolphins. She has been en-
tirely remodeled and will be used as
summer residence at BelVedere.
Mr.. Pembroke OF the club, whose shell |
was cut in half last Sunday by q canoe, has |
sent her TO Rodgers shop for repairs
At the meeting of the Pacific Athletic !
Association held last Monday evening !
the following committee was appointed to |
look into the matter OF raising funds for a |
big regatta 10 be held on the bay on Ad- |
mission day, September 9: J. Nolan of the |
Ariels, =. 2. Rothkopf OF the Dolphins |
and J. LenahaE OF the South Ends. S. J. |
Pembroke of the Alameda Club was
elected chairman OF the committee.
The Dolphins have changed their junior |
crew by substituting Al Lab for his
brother Joseph. Joseph was valuable
adjunct 10 the crew, but could not con-
tlnue training owing to business demands. |
The crew at present is AS follows: E. P.
Sullivan, stroke; Al Laib, afterwaist;
Fred Woerner, forwardWaist; w. o. !
Patch, bow and captain, and George
Roach, coxsWain.
The CLUBS high jinks and regatta COM
mirtee met at the boathouse Sunday and
arranged for several aquatic events for
that day. A feature Will be the canoe race
between Judge Keogh and Lieutenant Cap
tain OF the Club Mogan.
At their picnic to be held June at Sum
set Park several attractions will be offered
IN the way of sport