The San Francisco call., 1898-05-21
ARIEL ROWING CLUB
 NOW IN TRAINING

The Ariel Rowing Club will hold a re- gatta on Sunday, June g. under the man. agement of the following officers: Ref cree. Joseph Nyland; starter, P. J. En- right; timers, Walter Blake and John O'Connell; judges, J. D. Batteaux, John son Hardy, L. Waterman, G. T. McGin- ness and Edward Caveny. The following are the events and entries: Junior barge race-Crew 1: Ed Lynch stroke; F. Loth, after waist; J. Horton forward waist; E. McDonough, bow. Crew 2: Andrew Car roll, stroke; Dan O'ConneIl, after waist; H. Wilson, forward waist; Al Carroll. bow.
 For the junior skiff race there are four entries: James O'Connell, Charles McAu- life c. Sternberg and Archie Taylor.
 For the senior skiff race Frank Wilson, James Wilson and Robert Ellis have en- tered The fourth event will be a race between a pair-oared shell and a single shell; the pair oar will be rowed by D. J. Sheehan and H. A. Pless, and the single sculler will be II. A. Wittkopf. The fifth event on the programme Is an old timers sculling race, open to all, for which Lean der Stevenson, Eugene Flanders and Will liam Growney have entered. The last event is for four-oared barge race be- tween the senior and Junior crews. The senior crew consists of William Howe, stroke; R. Ellis. after waist; E. McKenna, forward waist; Joseph Hannah. bow. The
 
 Haas, stroke: H. Haustein, after waist; w. Oechsle, forward waist; B. Steffern, bow.
 Last Sunday was a quiet day at the South End Boat Club house. few men boxed or punched the bag, but no crews went out. Emmett Hayden, manager of the Fl Campo picnic grounds, says that he is prepared to submit to the Pacific Amateur Athletic Association definite proposition for a regatta to be held at Fl Campo in the latter part of June. To enable the management to offer more Sub- stantial inducements to the oarsmen and sculers he will suggest that the races should be held on two successive Sun days-the outrigger Skiff and shell races on the first Sunday and the barge races on the second All the rowing clubs are to be invited to take part in the regatta. Should such a regatta be held, the South End Rowing Club will endeaVor to be we'll represented in all the events. It has plenty of good material to select from and many members eager to take part. AS one of the midget crew Is unable to go into training the club may be repre- sented by a new senior crew and expects to be able to get a strong one. The Irish crew will meet all corners in the interme- diate barge race. but the junior crew has not yet been selected. The South End Club will also be well represented in the sculling events.
 The Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club recently passed resolution to admit none but American citizens as members | w o. Patch and Victor Caglieri have skiffs and the latter, being heavy and in good training, should have very good 1 chance of winning the A. B. Treadwell | medal for junior skiffs, which will be | competed for tomorrow. The entries closed last Sunday and are as follows Victor Caglieri, T. J. Hopkins, c. M. Far l reIl, T. R. Keenan and J. Laib l There was very little doing at the | Olympic boathouse at Tiburon last Sun | day but half dozen rooms are being | nainted and put in order for members, SC | that from this time forth greater activ- l ity may be expected.
 The Alameda Boat Club has lost an. | other member through the Hlspano-Am' | erfcan conflict, for Samuel Marston has | enlisted as volunteer.