The San Francisco call., 1899-10-16
aNest.
PAPE IS TOO
SPEEDY FOR
SKIFF MEN
Defeats DR.. Dennis and George
Baker for the Sculling
Championship.

Fine weather and smooth water were
- enjoyed by the Oarsmen at El Campo yes
terday, but a comparatively small num-
ber OF spectators witnessed the annual
championship regatta OF the Pacific Asso-
citation Of the Amateur Athletic Union.
The surprises of the day were supplied
by Stanley Adderley, Triton Boating
Club. and the South End junior barge
crew. Adderley, after being coAXeo
against his inclination 10 enter the junior
skiff race. proved an easy winner, while
the South End junior barge crew. atter
being picked as sure winners by tne
knowing ones, failed 20 Iinish. The onLy
mishap of the day occurred TO Georse
F. McGrl of the South Ends in the
junior shell race. which vas first on me
programme. While being conveyed TO y
Campo on the ferry-boat his sheIl was
stepped on and injured. on being roNeq
down to the start IL became WateTloggeo
and began to sink bow foremost. Inc
stern was sticking up in the AR when the
small boat OF w. :. Growers yaWl Arc
tirius came by and picked McGill up
In the senior Outrigger Sluu race A; W 3.
Pape OF the Dolphin Boating Club beat
DR.. c. ., Dennis of the South Enqs ana
George Baker of the DOlphins. In the
senior barge race which was well-con-
tested event. the Alameda seniors. though
Pioneers, retained their championship. Ihe
ten-oared cutter race between Divisions
/ and of the Naval Battalion was
keenly fought, victory resting with DlNl-
sion , the men OF which tossed oars and
set a blue pennant in their cutter 5 bow
as they crossed the finishing line. Inc
crew was made up as follows: Mch,ee. nh,ee
Clapp. No. 3; Burgess. No. j; Farnham,
No. >; O.Hearn No: 6; Sutton. No =;
Bob No. 8; Buckley, starboard bow;
Vannier port bow; Frank H. Blythe,
COckswain; Caltran, J. Buckley and Holu-
redge, substitutes. The races resulted as
follows:
Junior shell race-E. Stenberg OF the Ariel
q
10 the stake and defeated George Lewis OF
the Alameda Beating Club. Time. u minutes
senior outrizger skiff race-Alexander ".
Fape, Dolphin Boating Club, Won; Dr. {. :.
Dennis. South End Rowing Club. second;
George Baker, Dolphin Boating Club. did not
finish Time, ] minutes. Baker went off at
great speed and forced the pace, but at the
Pane beat Dennis by three or four lengths.
Senior shell raCe-James P Foley, South
End Rowing Club, won by four lengths from
II. a. Wittkopf, Ariel Rowing Club. Time, i
Junior outrigrer skia race-stanley Adderley,
Triton Boating Club. won; Dr.. F. R AHton,
Dolphin Boating Club. second Z. 3. Thorning,
Alameda Boating club. third. Charles Jenkins,
South End Rowing Club, also started Time
y minues - seconds.
Junior four-oared barge race-Ariel Rowing
Club first. Alameda Boating Club second.
South End Rowing Club third. Alamedas
rowed n fast stroke. but Ariels rounded the
stake first and won by two lengths.
The Ariel crew was made up Of Charles
No. 3; T. Lynch. stroke; Roy West, cock
swain. The Alameda crew consisted OF E.
Haluan. bow; z. NJ Hunter. No. ?; d. G.
Greenleaf. No 8. George Lewis stroke; E.
Hansen, cockswain.
Relay swimming race. teams Of five men
Olympic Reds, Doe Flynn ". Bush Ed
Connolly. d. Foley and y Carroll, swan a
dead heat with Olympic Whites. Lester Ham
mersmith. Archie Taylor W. H. King, A W.
Pape and +. Duran
Senior four-oared barge race-Alameda Boat
ing Club first, Pioneer Rowing Club second,
South End Rowing Club third. Time, min
utes - seconds. The Alameda crew was made
UP OF E 3. Hadcock. bow; ". G. Hansen. No.
2: D. c. Greenleaf No. 8; F. W. Ayers stroke;
+. Hansen. cockswain. The Pioneer crew con-
sisted Of George Collopy. bow; Fred O'Neill.
No ?: George Lawson, No. 8; Fred Beal.
stroke; Ed Hause. Cockswain. The South End
crew was made up Of James Pallas, bow; NJ.
j Breen- No. ,; ]. Lyons, No. 3; J. r. SCully.
stroke; George McCiriH. cockswain
The officials in charge Of the regatta were:
George James. referee; J. T. Sullivan. starter;
W o. Patch, marshal Of the course; A. H.
Mellitz, assistant marshal; s. J. Pembroke
J. B. Keenan,. John T. Mahonev, II. A. Pless
and H. W. Mass. timers; p. J. Enright. A.
Taylor, A. }. Fritz. T. I. Fitzpatrick. W. c.
Espy. J. Klunder. a. H Schimpf. D. J Ever
EFT. 7. J. Sullivan. @. II. Farrell, n Brown
and c. II. Smith, judges