The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1897-05-27
Corinthians, South Ends and
Pacifcs Arrange for a
Big Time.
All Arrangements Well on the Way
for Grand Series of Water
Contests.

Corinthian Yacht Club will be held on
Monday next and the yachts will be class
flied a. follows:
Glass 1, all over SO feet In length-Clara [.
Ella q Mike 3, Rover 4, Spedweli 5, Pride Z.
36-ioot class, not over SO feet and over 80
feet racing length-Harpoon g. Emma g.
Thelma 10, Queen IL, Thetis II, Freda 13.
3O-foot class, not over 80 teet and over 25
feet racing length-Eolus IA, Truant IS, Am
igo LIZ, Mignon IL, Secret 18, Halcyon 10, Ecu
Toilet 20.
25-foot class, not over 25 feet and over 20
feet racing length-Ph9dIcia 81, May %,
Pride II 23. Ceres "a. Cisne %. Cupid &c.
2O-foot class, not over 20 feet and over Is
feet racing length-Idler 81. Venture %. Dart
20, Petrol 80, Witch 81, Kittiwake 80. Dread
naugnt 33, Phyllis 81
line.Naiad 35, Nereid SO, Arcturus 81, Guine-
we're 80, Pin Ia So
Schooner-rig class, not over 81 feet load
water-line-Wave 40. Flying Jib Al.
The course will be as follows:
Class l. So foot class and 3O-foot class-The
course will be from an imaginary line drawn
from the seawan, foot of Taylor street, to q
stakeboat anchored 1000 feet off shore, where
the time will be taken; thence TO and around
government buoy, known as Presidio shoal
buoy, lenving same on port hand; thence TO
and around Blossom Rock buoy, leaving same
on port hand; thence due north two and III ree-
eighths (2s0 miles, to and around stakeboat
anchored NJ the Intersection of continued i'm.
aginary lines drawn from Sausalito point
through Point Blunt, and from the westerly
point of Goat Island through Goat Island shoal
and around Preside shoal buoy, keeping Alca-
traz Island on starboard hand, leaving buoy on
port hand: thence to starting line, finishing
between stakeboat and seawall.
Twenty five foot-yawl-rig class and schooner
rig class-The course for these classes shall be
the same as for above classes, except that after
rounding stakeboat anchored at point of in
tersecting lines heretofore described they shall
proceed to starting line finishing tetween
stake boat and seawall, leaving stakeboat on
port hand
shall be- Starting from imaginary line speci-
fed above to and around Presidio Shoal buoy,
leaving same on port hand; thence to and
around Blossom Rock buoy, leaving same on
starboard hand; thence to starting line, fin
ishing between stakeboat and seawall, leaving
stake boat on port hand.
The committees tug will lie alongside the
seawalI. at a point 300 feet east of the Customs
Officers barge Office. foot of Tay lor street.
preliminary-At IL 40 A. M. one long whistle
will gnal the yachts TO get ready. Yachts
will regulate their time from this whistle.
The race will start at Las A. NJ. sharp.
at which time the judges boat will blow
six whistles. Yachts of the 20.foot class
will then start, being allowed ten minutes
to cross the line.
The regatta committee appointed re-.
Gently by the Pacific Athletic Association
met last evening at 208 Suffer street to
complete arrangements for the Ell Campo
regatta, which will be held On June 90
Nolan of the Ariels, 8. ]. Pembroke of the
Alameda CLUB, W. G. Espy OF the Pio-
neers, A. z. Rothkopf of the Dolphins
and J. D. Mahoney of the South Ends.
The representatives of the different row.
ing clubs decided to have three four-oared
races. The South Ends, Alamedas and
Ariels will enter crews in the senior race
In "a in tor ,ods o$o ,ty,ae xvv,l H.
received from the Olympics, South Ends
and Aries. The Dolphins, Pioneers,
South Ends, Ariels aud Alamedas will
have crews in the race for juniors. In the
skiff races the seniors and juniors will
nave entries.
The first event will be called at II M.
sharp. First and second prizes will be
awarded to the winners of the barge races
and first, second and third prizes will be
given for the skiff races. The following
mem bers were appointed to act: A. P,
Rothkopf. rowing commissioner; j. ]. No
Ian, chairman of the committee; ]. ].
Mahonev, secretary-treasurer. w. c. Es-
py, S. ]. Pembroke and Emmett Hayden
were appointed members OF the rowing
committee by the Pacific Athletic Asso-
citation. The meeting was very enthusiast
tic and great days aquatic sport is
promised.
The South End Rowing Club held a
meeting last night to complete arrange
ments for the regatta on the bay next
Sunday.
The committee in charge of the regatta
patrick and Joseph Lyons, and the fol-
lowing officers have been selected by the
com mitee: John L. Herget, referee;
William Thomas, starter; timers. Les
ter Gabriel, A. Ii. Melle,z, William Rick
ards and James Wisland; judges at
finish-William J. O'Brien, R. V. Curtis.
James Nealon and ]. P. O'Dea: judges at
stake buoy-E. P. Shortall. David Cor.
man, James Foley, John O'Gara and
James Feehan.
Crews from any of the other clubs de.
string to enter any OF the races will be
made welcomd. The races will take
place from off tho South End boathouse,
and will start at 1890 A. M. sharp. The
races can be Witnessed from the hay
wharf foot of Third street.
The order of races will be as follows:
Fly Blister (midgets) = Henry Bode, bow;
Robert Macarthur, forward waist and captain;
Gus Carson, afterwaist; Frank Duplissea,
stroke; George McGrill, cockswain. Barge
South End, new senior crew-James Pallas,
bow; Matthew Breen, iorwardwalst and cap
tain; George Bates afterwaist; Edward Scully,
stroke; "Doc" Flynn. cockswain.
second-Outrigger skiff, James Foley and
Charles Cutter.
Tnird, junior four-oared barge race-Crew 1,
barge Charles N. FELTON,; Joseph Campo
donico, bow; George Fox, forwardwaist and
captain; Hugh McIsaacs, afterwaist; 7. ].
Fitzpatrick, stroke: George McGrill, cock
swain.
Crew 2. barge Fly Blister-Will Meherin,
bow; Will Fox. torwardwaist; Alexander Nc
George, afterwaisi; James Lyons, stroke and
captain; Tommy Gifeather, cockswain.
Crew 3, barge South End-Frank Tobin,
bow; Frank Reichling. forwardwaist; Will
Mead, afterwaist and captain; Herbert Haw-
kins, stroke; Doc Flynn, cockswain.
Fourth, outrigger skiff race-Henry Bode
and Matthew Breen.
Fifth, intermediate barge race - Crew 1,
barge Fly Bister-Tom Lynch. bow; John
Mitchell, forwardwRist; Tom Lynch, No. 2,
afterwaist; Walter Duplissea, stroke; "Doc"
Flynn, cOcKswain.
Crew 2, barge South End-M. Herman, bow;
Dan Connolly, forwardwaist; T. +. barry, after.
waist; Captain Edward Tobin, stroke; George
McGrlll, cockswaln.
Sixth, outrigger skiff race-Frank DupliEsea
and DR.. Cecil e. Dennis.
Tore It's Hoof Off.