The San Francisco call., 1899-10-10
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CHAMPION
OARSMEN AT
Ell CAMPO
There VIII Be Close Con
tests in Several Events
Next Sunday.

At a meeting Of the regatta committee
of the Pacific Association of the Amateur
Athletic Union held last night arrange
ments were made for the annual cham
pionship races to be held over the Ell
Campo course on Sunday, October Is.
The course Will be from point to the
south of the Ell Campo ferry sIip one mile
and one-sixteenth to the turn and back.
The following are the entries in each
event:
Junior outraged skift race-Dr. F. R. Axton,
Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club; Stanley
Adderley, Triton Swimming and Boating Club;
Charles jenkins. South End Rowing Club; e.
B. Thorning. Alameda Boating Club.
Senior outraged skin race-Alexander w.
Pape, Dolphin Swimming and Boating Club,
and George Baker OF the same club; Dr. c. c.
Dennis. South End Rowing Club
Senior shell race-H. A. Wittkopf Ariel Row
ing Club; E. B. Hadcock, Alameda Boating
Club James P. Foley South End Rowing
Junior shell rac-E. c. stenberg. Ariel Row
ing Club; George Lewis. Alameda Boating
Club; George p McGril, South End Rowing
Club.
Senior four-oared barge race: Alameda Boat
Ing Club-E; 3: Hadcock, bow; W. G. Hansen,
stroke; Ed Hansen, cockswain. Pioneer Rowing
Club-George Collopy. bow; Fred O'Neill. No.
Eddie Hause, cockswain. South End Rowing
I1IuoLJames Pailas bow; NJ j. Breen, No. ?;
Joseph Lyons. No. 81; J. E. scully. stroke;
George F. McGrill. cockswain.
Intermediate four-oared barge race: South
End Rowing Club-Dr. c. c. Denais bow;
Charles Skelly. No. 2: Al Hampton. No 8;
James P. Foley, stroke; Albert Sonnenberg
cockswain.
Junior four-oared barge race: Ariel Rowing
Club-Charles Wilson, bow; Charles Peters. No
2; F. Loth No. 3; E. Lynch, stroke; Roy West
cockswain.
Alameda Boating Club-Ed Halman, bow; E.
NJ. Hunter, No. 2; D. C. Greenleaf, No. s.;
George Lewis, stroke Ed Hansen, cockswain
South End Rowing Club-Dr. C. c. Dennis
bow; Charles Skelly, No. 2; AL Hampton, No
); James =. Foley, stroke; Albert Sonnenberg
| cockswain.
Naval Battalion cutter race: Second divis-
lon creW-McKee, Pierce, Clapp, Burgess
Farnham. @ Hearn. Sutton, Vannier. Cattran,
Buckley; Holdredge, cockswain; substitutes-
tries for the first division not yet made.
The officers will be the following: Referee
George James of the Olympic Club; starter
j. I. Sullivan of the Pioneer Rowing Club
ant marshal, A. H. Mellitz; timers-S. j. Penn
broke j. B. Keenan,, John D Mahoney, H w
Mass and H. A. Pless; judges-A Taylor, A.
j. Fritz T. J. Fitzpatrick, W. c. Espy, ].
Sullivan, n. Brown, c. H. Smith, c. NJ. Far
rell and P. ]. Enright.
The order of races will be follows: Junior
shell, senior outraged skfff senior shell, junior
barge relay, swimming race, intermediate
barge, senior barge.
The choice for stations: Junior shell-G
Lewis |; George McGrill. 2; E. Stenberg, g.
H. Wittkopf, 2. Junior s1iff-S Adderley, l.
c. Jenkins, 2; E. 3. Thorning, 3; DR.. r f.
AXton. 4. Naval Reserve cutter race-First
division, !; second division, 2 Junior barge
South Ends. /; Ariels, 2; Alamedas. g. Senior
barge-South Ends. l; Pioneers, 2; Alamedas,
8. The races will be started soon after the ar
rival of the 1880 a. m. boat from the city.