The San Francisco call., 1899-07-01
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The first prizes were evenly. divided at
last Sundays regatta; the Alamedas win.
ming the senior barge race: a md the Cni-
versity. Of california taking the. Junior.
+ barge. event. :" A: Pioneer: man was first.
i'm: the. canoe ia: South. End: man in the
senior: sl>iff =. and: a Dolphtn* man:a]in the
junior sk1ff.:: =: ~. .; -; :: =:
The. .Dolphfns' We're much disappointed,
and. still feel ggrfeYed at the failure, Of.
Victor G'aglieri,. bow: oar in their. barge"
E:crewi to present himself. at :El" Campo last
Sunday. They: think: that he ought. to
Ehave: stood by. his club and the fellow
members. of his, crew; Had he been pres
ent and ready TO row the: DoIphf1ls~ would:
+ have abStained from >tiFing themselves out
in. other events. ard: would have reserved
.theirs strehgth for the, senior barge: race.
The. Alameda. Boating. Club at. its: last
meeting. decided: to :c6ntinue.its. member
ship of: the National: Association and
also to join: the Pacific Association of
Amateur OarsIien ;. whic h|is~a bout. to be
formed. - If: the. University of: California
crew can get a Suitable barge 1t win go to
the" Astoria regatta. Through the e:infu-
ence of ex-Governor : Budd,>. 1t. may be
possible to. secure the loan Of the Stockton
i;barge on guarantee. Of compensation for
any injury that may be done to the boat.
This is one of the fastest bargeS in the
bay9and is but little slower than a. shell -
The following new members of the Ala
MEDIA Boating sGlub, We're RECENTLY ini-
tiated: H. H. HUI. Richard Halman,
w. E. Leydecker, Ralph S: Cole and W.
L. Bayley. A dozen new members were
elected a the last meeting. The following
nominations of officers to serve for the
coming term were made: For president,
c. II. Smith; vice president, H. w. Mas;
recording 6id3g secretary, 60 ". y b: ainchmani 1nal
urer, D. Greenleaf; captain. W. G.. Ham
sen; lieutenant captain, John Lewis;
members of executive board-J. H. Tim
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Captain Hunter, who recently returned
from Paris, reports the prospects for
are very promising. The jinks of the
Alameda club will not be given until after
the return of the California volunteers
from the Philippines. 49,:
S. ]. Pembroke is in receipt Of a letter
from G.. c. Fulton, president Of the COM
mittee having the Astoria regatta in
he has begun work on the organization OF
the Pacific Association of Amateur Oars
men. the jurisdictionsOf which is to extend
over california, Washington, Oregon and
British Columbia Communications have.
been sent the Portland Rowing Club, the
Vancouver Boating Club the Seattle Ath-
letic Club and the James Bay Amateur
Athletic Association. The president wishes
to know whether if the associate is
formed, the Alameda and South End clubs
will Join it. A president and secretary of
the embryo association will be elected :
at once and will hold office until the day
before the Astoria regatta when a gem
eral meeting will be, held. and officers for
the ensuing year chosen. The proposed
association will be strictly confined to
anna teurs and will follow closely the lines :
of the National Association of Amateur
0arsmen. of which the Alameda Boating
Club has been a member for two years =.
past and which the South Ends recently.
decided to enter. ~
The South: End Rowing Club at its last
meeting elected the following officers to
serve for the coming half year: Presi-
dent, J. d, Mahoney;. vice president, T. J.
Fitzpatrick; recording secretary, w. T.
Mead; financial secretary; James Feehan;
treasurer, j. O!Dea; captain, William
Thomas; vice - captain, James. .Pallas;
members of. board Of truStees-CharleS
CreightOn Charles Jenkins: Daniel Deasy,
V. Martinez and Thomas Barry :sergeant--
alarms, John: :BOgan:.. tt j. Fitzpatrick
was nomina ted for president :: but j. d.
MahoneN .deStrtng:.tQ serve a second term
Mr.. Fitzpatrick withdrew In his favor.
:. The new South: End barge.iS is ready, but
"a new set, of. oars. has yet to be obtained.
These, Will be: made, by'>.A; Rogers J.
Foley. is anxious to go to the Astoria re-.
gatta 10 compete lin the: senior outraged =
skiH race. Hitherto the South End oars ::
men: have felt|themselEes SO handicapped
by. their old boat that@they; have not cared =
to compete. in*barge races but now they .
Will enter in<all the: coming regattas. The
intention iS.tQ. procure:.a "a. new .outri gged
ski ntsaS the one the club now has, though
:of+recent construction; is: crank: -. ..@s.
The; new barge: of~*the Olympic Club
should be ready *on August L g.. -.