The San Francisco call., 1897-06-12

Paul and Charles McAuliffe will enter.
| Leander Stevenson, the clubs coach, pins
his faith on Carroll. He has had him
under his care for the past six weeks and
the steady improvement of his protege,
Doth In style and speed, is some thing phe-
| nomenal,
| The others are gradually rounding into
| shape.
Great things are expected from the
Junior crew, composed OF Archie TAYLOR,
stroke; }. Bullinger, afterwaist; j.
OConnell. forwardwaist, and G. f. Nc
Glnnis, bow. They have taken great pains
TO geI into the best of condition.
). X. Bocknan, who has had the crew
In hand ever since the beginning of their
training, feels confident he will send out a
winning team.
The intermediate crew were out for the
hrst Time last Sunday. Although a little
| late In organizing still they will give a
| good account of themselves. The crew is
made up as follows: William Howe,
stroke; Robert Ellis, afterwaist; Frank
! Wilson, torwardwaist, and ]. Nolan, bow.
1t IS long time since the Ariels have
entered senior crew and it is hoped the
| following oarsmen will aCquit themselves
well. They will row in the following posi-
tions:
William McCausland, stoke; J. Fickert.
aIterWalSt; James wilson, forward waist;
George w. Phelan, bow.
The new barge will be launched tom or
row and will be thoroughly tried out in
set oil races.
The South End crews are in the pink of
condition and are anxiously waiting for
the 10th to arrive.
-Four barge crews and four singles will
represent the club III the big regatta. The
two senior crews have decided to row, and
both are equally confident of winning.
The junior and intermediate crews are
out every evening.
The intermediate barge crew of the
Olympic Club is doing good work at
Tiburon. On last Sunday morning tney
rowed from the boa house TO Larkspur
and return, distance of over ten miles.
On last Tuesday evening the South Ends
nominated the following officers for the
coming term: President, Edward Scully !;
vIce-president, John ID. Mahoney; secre-
tary, James Foley; financial secretary,
Matt Breen; treasurer, Joseph O'Day
captain, William Thomas; vice-captains,
Frank and Walter Duphssea; collector,
George Fox; board of trustees-J oseph
Foley, Herbert Hawkins, Joe Lyons,
Tom Lynch, Frank Tobin, James Fee
han, William Mead, Frank ReichIing and
Ed Shortall.
L. l. Fitzpatrick was selected to act as
judge at the finish at the Ell Campo re-
gatta on the Goth, and Joseph O'Day is
Judge at the stakeboat. James D. PheIan,
William Brouerick and Richard l. Whelan
| were selected to act as honorary Judges
At the regular meeting of the Dolphin
Swimming and Boating Club, held
| Wednesday, June g. he following officers
were elected: President, Will D. Patch :;
| vice. president, Joseph Laib Jr. recording
secretary, Joseph S. Earls; financial sec
retary, Frank C. Stab; treasurer, a. L.
| Schuppert; sergeant-at-arms, Peter Won
Hadeln; captain, Thomas J. Kennedy; ;
Lieutenant captain, Alex Pape; executive
committee-T. ]. Sullivan, r. Bienner-
| haSsett.
! I. J. Kennedy, the new captain, is pop
! ular with all the mem bers and will make
an efficient officer, as he is both an excel
| lent swimmer and a proficient oarsman.
| lie is at present rowing stroke in the crew
that will enter the El Campo regatta.
The installation of officers will take
| place July Is.
The junior crew, composed of T. J.
Kennedy stroke, T. J. Hopkins afterwaist,
| William Meyer, fowardwaist, w. o. Patch
bow and captain, James Hanna cockswain,
row two miles every morning, after which
a mile run Is taken around the Govern
ment roads in the vicinity of Fort Mason
Alex Pape is doing his usual hard tram
| ing Tor the junior Skiff race, and the Dol
/ phlns are backing him to win, provided
Adam Schuppert does not place q bet on
| him.
Peter Won Hadeln was at the boathouse
last Sunday for the first time in several
months. He said he intended entering
| the next skiff race for the diamond medal.
/ 1t Will take several heats to decide the
| next race, as more entries have been re-
ceived than expected. The members that
are sure TO row are: Alex Pape. 7. Rich
ard Keenan,, T. J. Kennedy, w. o. Patch,
I. J. Sullivan, William Schumacher, A
! II. Pape, Little Duncan, Fred Woerner,
| Joe Earls and L. Blennerhassett.
Judge A. B. Treadwell, a prominent
member of the Dolphins. has offered the
club medal valued at $35 to be competed
for as soon as the diamond medal be-
comes the personal property OF a mem ber
Judge Thomas A. Keogh has invited the
mem bers of the club 10 a cambake to be
held at Sausalito next Sunday. Mem bers
will leave the boathouse at 9 O. clock in the
barges Arion and Wieland. Captain w,
o. Patch will be in command.