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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28

appearance. Clarence N. Ravlin is the
editor chief, and he is supported By the
best writers on the coast on the various
topics covered.
Carl Abendroth who was the crack
amateur of the Northwest last year, and
is now racing as a professional, has joined
the c. A. c. c. and recently raced under
It's rules at the Portland and Tacoma
meets. He won mile and a quarter
handicap from scratch and took promi-
nent place in every professional event
that was run. 1t is hoped he can be in
duced to come to California after the
meets there are over.
Tomorrow the Chance Acquaintance
Cyclers will go 10 Bear Valley, in Marin
County, wheeling from Point Reyes to
the fish hatchery, Country Club and
other points Of interest. A large mum Der
of ladies and gentlemen will make the
trip taking the o'clock Sausalito boat
and train 10 Point Reyes, the round trip
being but 81 in specially reserved coaches.
This is fine trip for new riders, as it is
short and pleasant. Teams will be pro-
vided for those who do not intend to cycle
Two Irish societies, the Fermanagh and
Tyrone County associations, l believe, will
picnic at Shell Mound to- m orrow, and
have advertised some bicycle races for
cash prizes. The racing board desires to
notify all amateurs not to compete in
these events as they are unsan nctioned. ana
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28

According to the opinions expressed by
leading oarsmen, the regatta which will
be held at El Campo in the near future
will eclipse, in point of attendance, any
thing in the way of an aquatic contest
that has been held near this City N years.
The oarsmen who are booked to enter
the struggle for medals and glory are
training hard and will De in splendid
form on the day of the races.
Although 1000 admirers OF courslng at
tended the meeting held last Sunday at
Ingleside, the managers OF the park ex-
pect still larger attendance tomorrow,
as the crack dogs of the coast are entered
for the contests.
The game-shooting season will soon be
on, and as a matter of fact the trap-shoot-
ing clubs are bringing their programmes
10 a close. Mountain quail and grouse
can be shot on September 1, but valley
quail and duck must not be killed until
October l.
The rifle shooters will be strongly rep
resented tomorrow at the San Rafael
ranges, as the annual shooting festival Of
the Schuetzen Club will be finished.
HandbaIl. baseball, angling, tennis,
cricket, wheeling. etc., are all popular
pastimes that carry good patronage.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28

ter by cautioning his friend not to pur-
chase imported flies as they are not sui
hciently strong in construction to hold the
fighting fishes of the Eel River, many OF
which scale ten pounds.
Fish Com m;ssioners Vugelsang and
Babcock have just returned from w bite
Rock Lake, and thew report having had
persons violating either the fish or game
laws.
Champion Fly Caster Walter Damon
Mansfield is expected to arrive from Chi
cago to-day. The Fly Casting Club will
banquet the conquering hero on Tuesday
evening. Judge John Hunt will be toast
masler on this occasion.
The United States Civil Service Commission
announces that on Wednesday. Septem Der 1,
1897, IL Will hold examinations at Washing
ton and at other cities where there are compe.
tent boards of examiners for the purpose OF
establishing register from which appoint
ments may be made to the position of fis h
cuitur1st, under the supervision of the United
States Commission OF FISH and Fisheries.
In addition to the usual educational exam.
ination applicants will be examined on the
subjects of geography and fish culture.
There are four classes of fish culturists, as
operations; (2) in salmon, trout and white
hsh operstions; ~ in marine operations; ~
IN shad and pike-perch operations. A COM
Detltor who passes AN examination IN any one
OF the above classes becomes eligible to the
class to which the examination relates, and,
by passing examinations for all classes, q COM
pet:tor may become eligible in all OF them.
From the register established as the result of
this examination several vacancies now exist
ing will be filled, namely, one at Cape VIM
cent, n. Y, salary $72O per ann um: one at St.
Johnsbury. VT, salary $500 per annum; one
in the car and messenger service of the Fish
Commission, and several Others 10 be stationed
at Washington.
So far practicable appointments will be
made from those eligibles residing in the
vicinity in which the vacancy exists.
alton should apply to the United States Civil
Service Commission, Washington. d. c., for
application blanks, full instructions and sam
nile nnaStinns
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
CRICKET CHIRPS.
Some Suggestions Regarding the
ACQuiremen of New
Ground.

I hear that the timeworn topic, the pro-
curing of a new and suitable ground for
the weekly matches, has been renewed,
and, with all others interested in the
game, I hope that at the close of the sea-
son some good will come of il. The OBJ
stacles in the way of this muc needed
acquisition ought not, surely, to be insu-
perable, even though they are financial.
Within an easy ride of town, in the direc-
ton of San Mateo, are acres of level
the way of picturesque cricket fielos.
Arrangements for renting suitable plat
on moderate terms could doubtless be
made the transportation of players at re-
duced rates is doubtless possible achieve
ment, and the necessary improve ments
could be effected slowly.
Australia is all agog in view of the ap-
preaching S Stoddart team which sails from
England on the 18th prox.
Old man Grace still keeps up his record
as a run-getter. In the Gloucesters hire
and Notts match he made 131 of the 359
which brought about victory.
PIaying for Warwickshire against
Hamps hire, Qualfe ard cambridge went
in first and were not separated until they
had put up 17S and 162 runs respectively.
Tiedemann and Hilton of the Pacifics
have both left California on business, a
matter of deep regret to the remnant of
the team.
Tomorrow the Alameda and Bohemia n
elevens will compete at Golden Gate.
UMPIRE
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
Northwest.

because the prizes are cash, and profess
sionals are also barred for the first reason
given. Suspension is the penalty for non
compliance with this mandate.
The local organ Of the L. A. W. boasts
that the Sharick brothers and none of the
prominent Northwestern riders competed
at any OF the meets recently given t ere
under the auspices of the G. A. G. G. The
organ is in error in this, as a perusal of
the events held at Tacoma last Saturday
and Sunday will show. In short, all the
best riders of the Northwest are now rid
ing under the protection of the c. A. G. G.
The meet at Sacramento has the mile
cham pions ship, and in this connection it
should be noted that while both mateurs
and professionals may compete together
for this race the prizes must not be higher
than the maximum amount allowed for
amateur events, and must be merchandise
exclusively. Further, there will be but
one medal-a gold one for the winner
none for secoud or third places The
meet promoters have therefore announced
one gold medal, and merchandise in four
prizes valued at $685. $40, $12 so and 81 80.
A week from to- morrow comes the
Golden Gate Cycling CLUBS five-mIe roau
race over the San Leandro Eaywards
course.
Next Saturday afternoon the members
of the Cycle Board of Trade will start on
c. ]. Atwater, who officiated as secre-
tary of the Capital City Wheelmen's race
meet committee so long and efficiently,
has gone East to study dentistry and
James E. Little now fills the position.
A. B. Mcdonnell, the greatest of Ameri-
can road-rlders, passed through Seattle
last week en- route to the Klondike coun-
try with his wife. In an interview he is
quoted as saying that ii Kraft could ride
in 4S :56 twenty miles with six right angle
turns he ought to be able to lower his
(McDonnelPs) straightaway record of
1901 over a good course straightaway.
The Mountain View Cyclers have
elected the following officers: George Tay-
lor, president; Frank B. Abbott, vice
president; James 6. Kennedy, secre tarv:
William M. Garliepp. treasurer; who,
with P. M. Clark, Walter Jones and H. E.
Weilheimer, will constitute the board of
directors.
The Washington division of the C. A. C.
officers: Georce NJ. Schee Ter, consul
general; E. W. McNaughton, secretary
treasurer; E. G. Dorr, racing board rep
resentative; w. E. Newton, Handicapped.
Hamiltons paced mile record of :39 is,
made at Coronado March 2, 1896 which
has wlihStood so many attacks has al
last been lowered. At Boston recently
Eddie McDuffie brought il down to 1887
the intermediate times being: Quarter.
70 seconds; one third, 81 1-5 seconds; half.
49 20 seconds; two-thirds. minute 5 3.5
seconds; three-quarters, l minute l33.5
seconds; mile, l minute 3SH seconds. On
the same day Lucien Lesna, the French
long distance champion, established new
American paced records from eleven miles
up to thirty.
The Pathfinder Cycling Club has elected
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28

the following new officers: Harry Good
man, president; T. w. flanagan, secretary
and captain; William Levy, treasurer
Joseph Iunan, first lieutenant; Andrew
BudZalena, second lieutenant.
Ed G. Toie, an old-time mem ber of the
Bay City Wheelnen, writes me from Lon
don that cycling is booming on the Conti-
Dent. He has visited every country in
Europe on mis- travels. He says that the
following prominent American MANU-
facturers are now in London: Colonel
Pope and Messrs. Yost, Spalding. Brewster T
and Gormully. Mr.. Overman was ex-
pected on the next steamer. He says that
he met the Terrill brothers in Paris. They
were doing well. E. E. Buckle ton sailed
for New York August T. Fred Chandler,
B. c. W., is in Hamburg, and Rube Van
Zant of the same club is in London.
Clinton r. Coulter, the popular Oily pic
Club racing man, writes denying the truth
of the Eastern report that he has forsaken
| the G. A. c. G. since he went back East
anu applied for reinstatement in the L. A.
w. Coulter says he is as strongly allied
to the California organization as ever and
predicts that in less than year the L.. A.
| w. will lose control of racing entirely and
that it will be taken up by an association
of track-owners and State associations
| and that California will be among the first
to be recognized.
The cycling editor of an evening paper,
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
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after bad attack OF indigestion goes on
to say that when the Bay City and I'm
perial clubs discovered that the Olympics
proposed giving a race meet in October
they set about to injure the project as
much as possible and arranged to promote
one themselves before hand to re move the
glamour from the Olympics' carnival.
What rot The fact is the first news that
the Olympic Wheelmen intended giving
race meet Was published in The CALL last
Saturday, and 1t was then only rumor,
which was verified early this week The
Bay City and Imperial joint project was
known TO select few week previous.
In a conversation / had with Judge Ker.
rigan about it fully two weeks ago he spoke
of the matter and said that the best date
world be a week after the Sacramento
meet, on Septemb ber - as the men would
be in the best of shape then.
1t Mr.. de Clark would get closer to the
fountain head of real, truthful news he
would get the facts in such matters. 1t is
hard to see how a meet held here two
weeks before the Olympic meet
could iniure it in any way. My opinion is
1t would help it, as the people would again
be awakened to the sport and the Olym-
pics saved that much preliminary adver-
tising. Everything is peaceful among the
clubs now, and any one who tries to ruffle
the harmony ty circulating unfounded
SlOilSS Will uHO III uOC water. MI
Clark had better continue caring for the
destinies of the Enc;nalites and leave the
big San Francisco clubs to themselves.
The Bay Citys did not combine with the
Imperials to iniure the Olympics, but be-
cause they wanted to bring Kraft (Bay
City, and Bozio Um periaD together on the
track at twenty miles, and it could best be
done by their com bining. Mr.. Clark should
know, anyway, that when the Bay Citys
get into imbroglios they do not ask the
assistance of other clubs. But there is no
intention to antagonize any interests in
the present case. SPALpING.
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
UNION ATHLETIC CLUB.
Moved to New Quarters on Mason
Street and Entered Football
Training.


The Union Athletic Club, composed OF
some of the most capable young athletes
in this City, has moved this week from its
old quarters on Post street. to the annex
building of the st. Georges Club on Ma
son street.
1t is fully equipping gymnasium on
the second floor. having added it's own ap-
paratus to that already in the building
On the lower floor there is blliard-room
and reading-room.
Glasses in fencing and boxing are soon
to be started. The club is in good finan-
cial condition, having small surplus in
the treasury.
Football will be particular feature of
the clubs outdoor athletics. Some of those
training for the team are: D. Atkinson
(captain), R. Ready. George Kearmann, +.
Kearmann, H. G. Bean, w. Hughson, G.
Grau. F. w. Burgess, A. Hinton, Ed
Kreiss, P. Decker. H. Mish, G. Mish, G..
Evarts, M. Steinfeldt, L. jennings, H.
Curry, W. Curry, q. Deltmar, c. O'Hare,
J. Pond, S. Simpso and H. Guittard.
Tomorrow the club will have cross.
country run from the Presidio TO the
beach, to the Cliff House and round to the
The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
GUN AND GAME.
Game Warden Mogan and the
Courts-CurIeW and Plover
at Mount Eden

The clubs hat take an interest in trap.
shooting are rapidly winding up the sea-
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shooting wild duck and quail will open.
There will be only one shoot to-mor-
row. and that is to be held under the
auspices OF the Lincoln Club at San
Bruno. Live birds will be trapped. On
Sunday, September 5, the Enciaals will
meet at Birds Point. the Golden Gates at
Alameda Junction and the California
Wing Club will hold its final live bird
shoot at Ingleside grounds. On Septem-
Der II the Olympics will hold their last
blue rock shoot at IngIeside, the Encinals
will con vene at Birds Point, the Reliance
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The San Francisco call., 1897-08-28
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THE ANGLER.
Grand Fishing Near the Mouth of
Eel River - -Dolliver'S Big
Catch.


Eel River - Delivers Big
Catch.
Latest intelligence from Truckee is to
the effect tn at the trout of the river, which
have been feeding for several weeks on
the crustaceous matter on the rocks, have
now turned their attention to the flying
insects which float on the surface, and, as
a consequence, anglers are looking for
ward to good sport in the very near future.
Among some of the prominent fly
casters of this City who will use the rod
and gun 10 good fleet during the next few
weeks in the vicinity of Boca are Senator
S. Hall, Thomas Horatio Casey, Judge
Carroll, ]. Blackburn. E. f. Preston,
James Stratton and others who will be
heard from later on.
Frank Dolliver had a magnificent days
fishing last Sunday at, Crystal Springs.
He was the only man at the lake who re-
turned with q we'll filled basket of black
bass. Frank says that shrimp did the
business, and as his veracity is beyond
question we will have to let it go at that.
John Butler took flying trip to Point
Reyes few days ago, and he informed
his friends that he caught one dozen large
trout at a point called the rockpool and
lost one six-pounCer.
Black bass fishing on Russian River
still continues 10 improve, and some
beautiful fish were taken during the past
two weeks.
San Andreas Lake still continues to at
tract many anglers. and although the
fishing has been poor this year marked
improvement has been noticed during the
latter weeks of the month.
Reports that excite the passion of lovers
OF fishing have arrived from Eel River.
Last Sunday an angler caught tifty-six
trout that ran from half pound TO two
pounds in weight and six steeheads of
good size. A letter from John Williams
OF Fortuna states that the Wilson spoon
and Benn's Royal Coachman fly are the
killing lures. The writer finished his let
The herald., 1897-07-18
Stray Chords

Mime. hansen, wife of the distinguished
explorer, will make her debut in London
as a vocalist in the near future.
Der Hochstapler" (The High-Flying
ScoundreD, a new comic opera, recently
had its first production in Leipsic.
Mr.. Clarence Eddy of Chicago gave
an interesting and highly appreciated
organ recital in the Trocadero, Paris,
June 18th.
Nine. Helen Hopekirk will be added to
the pianoforte and composition depart
ment of the New England Conservatory
of Music.
Funds are being raised for statues
to Donizetti at Bergamo, Wagner in
Munich, Mozart at Prague. and-Mas-
cagni at Ancona.
A recent acquisition to the musical
profession is Nine. Bergliot Ibsen
daughter-in-law of the dramatist Ibsen
who recently made her debut in Chris
tiania.
Budapest, one of the most musical
cities in Europe. besides the usual oper-
attic and concert institutes, supports as
many as 100 gypsy bands thirty-two
military bands, and twenty-one orches-
The herald., 1897-07-18
Among the Dramatists
dramatic Mirror


Henry Guy Carleton has contracted to
write new play for James ]. Corbett.
Theodore Kremer has sold to Charles
Dickson the rights to his new musical
comedy, "Thc Prince and the Prima
Donna"
Francois Coppee, the author Of 'For
the Crown" which was successful in
Paris and a failure here, has undergone
a second dangerous operation. His re-
covery seems to be assured.
B. B. Valentine has dramatized D.
Higbie's novel, 'In Gods Country" The
play will be called "a Kentucky Ro-
nance, or Love Story of the South"
and will be produced in October by Max
Bleiman.
Anita Vivanti Charities has written q
new comedy, THAT Man." which A. M.
Palmer may produce next season.
1.-THE Hunt for Happiness" also by Mrs.
Chartres, has been accepted for London
by Mrs Beerbohm Tree.
Henri Meilhac, the genial author OF
"Ma Cousine" and the lifelong COLA
borateur of Ludovic Halevy, has safely
passed through the dangerous phases of
a stroke of apoplexy, which few weeks
ago caused his life to be despaired of by
his friends.
Frank Smithson, who directed the
New York production Of 1.-THE Girl from
Paris" has written in collaboration with
Sam H. Peck, a new farcical musical
comedy, 1.-The Queen Of Bohemia" which
probably will soon be presented by a
prominent manager.