The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1896-09-05

W. ). Hadcock, Alameda Rowing Club; VIII
Patch, Dolphins; T. ]. Wilson, Ariels; w. f.
Cole, University Club.
Senior shell race-W McCausland, Ariels; A
]. Brown, Stockton Athletic Association.
Senior barge race-Stockton Athletic As soci-
alton, Thomas Carkeek, bow and captain;
Charles Spencer, forwardwaist; G. W. Chap
man, afterwaist; Carl Davis, stroke; W. Dolan,
cockswain. South Ends-Hnrry Bode, bow;
Robert Macarthur, forward waist and captain
Gus Carson, afterwaist Frank Duplissea,
stroke; George Merrill cockswein. Pioneers
Fred Orr, bow and captain; George Callopy,
forwardwaist; c. ochs, afterwaist; ]. Clifford,
stroke; G.Fitzsimmons, cockswain.
Junior barge race, Pioneers-George OAR
rah. bow (captain); T. Faulkner, forward
waist; r. Callopy, afterwaist w. ST. John,
stroke; G. Fitzsimmons, cockswain. Stockton
Athletic Association w. Folger, bow; j.
Burns. forwardwaist ]. Silva, afterwaist; G..
Brownfeld, stroke; w. Dolan, cockswain.
South Ends-Joe Foley, bow; George Fox, for
wardwaist (captain); Hugh McIsaac, after
waist; Timothy Fitzpatrick, stroke George
McGrill, cockswain.
intermediate race, South Ends-Ed Tobin,
bow; Matt Breen, forwardwaist (captain); J.
A. PalIas, afterwaist; ]. E. Scully, stroke
George McGrill, cockswain. Alameda Rowing
Club Z. B. Hadcock, bow; w. G. Hansen,
forwardwaist; A. c. Webb, afterwaist; F. W.
Junior she'll race-Robert Macarthur, South
End Rowing Club; Thomas r. keenan,, Dol
phins; ]. Foley, ]. Lynn, Stockton Athletic As
ISOLATION.
The president of the day for the regatta
will be Governor Budd, who today
formally offered a cup for launch race.
The other regatta officers will be: Marshal,
Q. s. Henderson; referee, Albert Roth koff.
Timers = John Elliott, Olympic Club /;
James w. Pembroke, Alameda Rowing
Club; Bee Hart, Stockton Athletic Asso-
citation; George w. McInnes, ARIEL Row
ing Club; W. 81. Lyons, Stockton Athletic
Association; A. j. Fritz South End Row.
ing Club. Judges-W. c. EpseY, Pioneers;
John l. Nolan, Ariels; John d. Mahoney,
South Ends; Joseph keenan,, Dolphins !:
Alfred J. Bullion, Alameda Rowing Club.
Regatta committees. ]. Pembroke
(chairman), w. G. Espey, Alfred Roth
kopf, John ]. Nolan, Mr.. ShortaIl. w. f.
humphreys will be in general charge of
the regatta.
Already tho seats in the barges and
stands erected along the channel are
taken, and the races will draw the largest
crowd that ever witnessed aquatic sports
in the West
The Stockton junior crew has been train
ing In hard luck lately, and changes have
been made so often in the personnel of the
crew that 1t is feared Its chances of win
ming are not of the brightest. The Stock
ton Athletic Association will consider it.
self lucky if the crew enters the race at all.
James Lynn and ]. Foley Stock
tons entries in the junior shell race, will
have an easy race with Macarthur of the
South Ends, who is the only entry in the
junior shell from San Francisco.
The accompanying illustrations show
the three clever little cockswains who will
pilot the great crews in the regatta.
Young George Fitzsimmons, the Pho
neer's coxswain is but IL years old, yet he
has won enough races to do credit to one
much older than himself.
VIII Dolan, the Stocktonian coxswain,
has made his record both at Stockton and
on the bay, and although he is much
heavier than his opponents, he is still the
best coxswain in all Stockton.
The pride of the South End Club, is
young George Merrill, the champion cox
swain of the Pacific Coast, who has steered
the club to victory in thirty-five cut OF
thirty seven races. His uniform is Gov
cred with medals he has won ana as the
big four-osred event OF the regatta is des-
tined to be race of the coxswains, the