The San Francisco call., 1898-08-01
sCULLING RACES ON
 F.. NORTH BEACH WATERS
DOLPHIN BOAT. CLUB MEN EN-
 -. PERTAIN FRIENDS.
T. J. Hopkins Wins. the Treadwell ... Medal, Emblematic of the
 :: Junior outrigger skiff r <:.. Championship.

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 Ladies' day was celebrated at the Dol phin Boat Club House yesterday, and des- bite the. foggy and some ewhat indictment weather. passed: off successfully.. The first event of the progranme was sched- uled for 9:30 a. m, but It was nearly an hour later before the preliminary. heat for the. A. B. TreadweTl medal for junior F. outrfgged skiffs took place between Vic tor Cagliert and F.. J. Bartman
 On the way home E., J. Hartman ran into Cagfieri's water, struck his oarloek, and injured 1t SO that the slSin had to be lowed home. The race was. awarded to ". Caglieri, whose time. was about 4412 minutes The second heat was between T. J. Hopkins and c. M. Farrell. the for :mer wfth''the inside. and the latter.wlth the outside station After the turn, Hop kins drew away and; won by two lengths in If minutes and 15 seconds.
 In order to give the winners of, these. two heats time to rest before the flnal heat, Alex w. Pape; and his brother ,: August H. Pape, roWed a match. race 1n' sl1iffs. The former won easily. Then w 0. Patch and A. A. -Pape' roWed a Hdtcn race in skiffs which was won by Pape, A swimming race of about 100 yards with. d turn between F.. SchWarting ana E, J. BarIInan ended in a tie. *', =
 In the final heat for the TreadWeH meu- al Victor Cagneri had the inside station, and T. J.. Hopkins the outside. By--tnls time the breeze had freshened consul erablg and the water was quite Fougn' Hlgd lleri's skiff and half filled it. He same game back to: the landing stage and left :ft4p- Hop kinS to. row over the courSe'' i1opAii9 accordingly won the medal
 After some fun between Bush m a q kyack and w. O. Patch 1T iF thd oifch da1 pdFe fhe race between the Irish" and German barge crews, took place. The course was from the clubhouse around a ,senooi,eii Et ei
 sl.aaf "a return The Irish" crew had the out side station and the "German' crew the inside. The latter had the pest Sbnas eb nns start reached and rounded the schooner first and won easny by an indefinate mum Der of lengths The irish crew was made up. of C. M. Farrell bow bow, "; .9' Kennedy stroke. J. s: Earls Sockswain. The 'German" crew c2sS conssteSo- Na 1d- E. E F Woerner No. 3, A. ". Pape stroke Adam Sehuppert Cockswain. s,,T of vic
 The Dolphin penthouse was IuIi or. ara5 EisI" ttnrs all day. The Pioneer eight7@ared barge. the four -oared. barge rom tne Ariels and South Ends, and iaunchi from the Triton Club, came over. oeyerdl aI also present. An amusing swiInI1i1ig nm ,,,ao5 acS was given by A. w. Pape, who was rowed out from the shore .attired as a woman woman and upset into the water. EXhlpltl9ns of swimming and diving were also given by Cavil the Australian swimmer ana 0fhers,: At the close of the aquatic events B.. outraged .sklffsi presented the. prize To TT The following were the officials .dl in PatcR fhacBe% % q J 5ne Kennedy. egn Fred Woefner E P. Sullivan and A. w, Pape: referee. A. Rothkopf starteE g,iTa5 M S mafsaie nafs3Tef of course, E.:P Sullivan; judges, C. Roach J. Laib and. J. s. Earls: -. .:
 Adam ?Schnppert,: the cocksWain or 'the h .asCIermarl'' barge crew, entertained thes "Cermari,' and Irish" crews, the .'prfn-. eipal officials of the, day. and press rep resentatives at dinner last nlghl. =. = g ice of the Pacific Association Of the Amateur Athletic Union and many: oars. oars men being gathered together. at the pol phin clubhouse, the question Of senqlng barge crews to. Astoria to competes1n the regatta to be: held there on August l9 20 and 22 was. discussed. 1t was state1; that H Wittkopf, the Ariel sculler,- Will accent the offer of the Astoria regatta committee to provide transportation both ways and pay hotel expenses for oars; men and sduflers from San Franclsco ana will enter the shell race. ; ..... The Alameda Boat Clubs senior barge crew will also go to Astoria 1T another against 1t. If the difficulty of R, Me, Arthur's alleged professionalism. can be overcome, the South End Midget crew will probably go. If, however, the fact of R. McArthur having off1ciated as a referee at a prizefight, is held to Xitiatee his amateur standing as an oarsman, It Is possible that d sDdr Se GIG" may co made up from two clubs
 Several of the oarsmen. being idesfrous of showing their appreciation or the Historians Hberality, are ready to waive all objections against R.: McArthur- on the ground of professionalism, and thus enable the Midget crew to go Tn US entirety. The Alameda seniors and, the "Midgets" should certainly furnish a good race The regatta committee ;holds a meeting tomorrow night,sat which inc matter will probably be settled.