The San Francisco call., 1898-05-28
THE JUNE REGATTA
 AT FL CAMPO.

The management of the Fl Campo pic- nic ground has decided to hold a regatta for amateur oarsmen and scullers. under the auspices of the Pacific Amateur Ath- letlc Association, branch of the Anna teur Athletic Union.
 The regatta will take place on two days. June 26 and July F. On the first of these the single scullers will race on the second the barge events will be contested There will be senior and junior outrigger shfr races and race in shells for seniors: also special match between A. Pane of the Dolphin Boating Club and William McCausland of the Ariel Rowing Club. The management of Fl Campo, with the cooperation of the association, will offer soiu neoaIs Tor the various events and a hdhdSome trophy for the winner of the special match. On the second day of the regatta, July r, the barge races-senior. inGtermedlate and junior-will be held.
 crews. are going out every night pre- pairing for the Ariel Rowing Club re- gatta, which will be held on June 12 in- stead or June 5, as at first intended. For the senior outraged skiff race at the EI Campo regatta the Ariel Club will enter Frank Wilson, James Wilson and George Phelan, and H. Wtttkopf for the shell race for seniors There are several en- tries for the junior outraged skiff race at the Ariel regatta, and from the results of this race the representatives of the Ariels at the Fl Campo regatta will be selected. w Ork mas begun on the new barge for the Ariel Club, but it will not be ready for use at the club regatta
 A crew of the Alameda Boat Club tried the new bargeslast Sunday, and made fast Eugene Hadcock (bowl, William Hansen (No. 9, Atwood Webb (No. 3, Fred Ayres (stroke) and Ed Hansen (cock- swain), Is the same as last year, and is going out regularly for practice. The Alameda Club will enter this crew for the barge races at Fl Campo, and will be represented in the slngie events also. Jack Lewis will probably enter in the stand a very good chance of winning.
 Coney Ochs of the Pioneer Rowing Club goes out regularly in his sl1iff, and will represent the Pioneers in the junior out rigged skiff race at Fl Campo. The club will also enter two or three crews for the barge events.
 kins, Doc Flynn, J. Pallas, J. E. Scully, and J. Lyons were at the South End Row ing Club house on Sunday, but there was not much doing. Many of the club mem bers went out to the encampment at the Presidio to visit and bid farewell to their soldier friends.
 The weather was so rough at Tiburon on Sunday that only two or three mem bers of the Olympic Club visited the boat house, and no boats were taken out.
 At the last monthly meeting of the Dolphin Boating Club the following amendment to the constitution was of fered: That the number of members be limited to seventy-five; that any gentle man of good moral character be eligible to membership, provided he be 21 years of age or over and an American citizen; that no person who has been expelled or suspended from any other boating or athletic club be eligible to membership
 The nominating committee has sub mitted the following candidates for office: President, Joseph Laib Jr.; vice-presi- dent, Fred w. Woerner; recording secre- tary J. s. Earls: financial secretary F. c. Staib; treasurer A. l.. Schuppert; cap tain, T. J. Kennedy; lieutenant-captain, A. w. Pape; sergeant-at-arms, Count P. von Hadeln: director, w. O. Patch; ex- ecutive committee-E. H. Coney, c. M Farrell and T. J. Kennedy.