The San Francisco call., 1899-06-20
OARSMEN WILL
HOLD CARNIVAL
At EL CAMPO
Patch VS.. Dennis in
Outraged Skiff.
COURSE HAS BEEN IMPROVED
UNIVERSITY BOYS WILL PULL
IN BARGE RACE.
Relay Swimming Contest Between
Teams of Ten Water Dogs
From olympics and
Lurlines.
COURSE HAS BEEN IMPROVED
UNIVERSITY BOYS WILL PULL
IN BARGE RACE.

At a meeting of the regatta committee
of the Pacific Association of Amateur
Athletic Union held last night the fol-
lowing. among others, were present: w
c. Espy in the chair, ]. R. Bockman. S.
]. Pembroke, w. O. Patch, A P Roth
kopf, H. W. Mass, c. PesoH, A. NJ
Stone, E. Scully, M j. Breen. M. J. Cal
per and It. Sands. The following entries
were received for the various events to be
rowed at Ell Campo on Sunday:
Junior outraged skin race-M. ]. Breen
South End Rowing Club; George Baker. Dol
phn Boating Club; George Collopy Pioneer
Rowing Club; George Lewis and Warner Lub-
book Alameda Boating Club
Senior outraged skf race-w o. Patch
Dolphin Boating Club. and Dr. c. c. Dennis
South, End Rowing Club.
Junior four-oared barge race-ArieI Rowing
Club: E. McDonough. bow; c. Wilson NO
2; A. Haughton No. 3: E Lynch. stroke. and
Roy West cockswain. University of California
Boating Association: James Hopper, bow; A.
d. Smith. No. 2; Ray Fryer, No 3: F. p
Waggershauser, stroke, and Bert Hammer
cockswain. Dolphin Boating Club: w Bush
bow; George Baker, No 2: DR. F. R Sexton
No. 3: c. NJ Farrell. stroke, and w Everts
cockswain: substitute, Lester Hammersrnith
Canoe race-George Collopy, Pioneer Rowing
Club; A. w. Pape, Dolphin Boating Club
to Naval Battalion. men-of-war and mer-
chantmen-Naval Battalion N. c. c.. first di-
vision: j. Beattie Q: Smith o. Olsen, J.
Guaa1 Susm "A T3nS.oio I'Gue Nlck!e -, kaufer G.
p. C. Muller. A Buck h Muller and I A
Murphy. Second division names not yet
Senior four-oared barge race-Dolphin Boat
ing Club: " Caglieri. bow; George Baker, No
Everts.. cockswain; substitutes. DR.. F. R Sex
ton and c. M. Farrell Pioneer Rowing Cub
Il. Wilder; bow; F. oNeill No. 2; G. Lawson,
No. 3; c. l.. Ochs, stroke, and g. Hause cock
swain. Alameda Boating Club: J. Lewis
bow; w G. Hansen No 2; AtwelI c: Webb
cockswain. Ariel Rowing Club P. H Wilson
bow; James O'Connell, No. 2; R. Ellis, No g.
James Wilson. stroke and Roy West. cock
swain.
Relay swimming race, ten reays-Lurline
Swimming Club; NJ de Lyons G. E. Mayne
E. l.. Smith. H. Foley F. Stemberg. H. B.
Kennison and R. c. Hoffman. Olympic Club
Hobson. F. Armstrong F. Burnett D. Carroll
F. Duran. A. w. Pape. Otis Cradle and A
Taylor.
Four-oared barge race, open to members of
the Academic Athletic League and League of
the Cross Cadets-Company H. League of the
Leavey and j. Erlenheim. Architectural class
of Humboldt Evening High School: Bert
Cameron. j. w. Burke. ]. A. Burke and J.
Macintosh.
A committee inspected the course at Ell
Campo on Sunday last and decided that
the races should start from point near
the steamer Ukiah landing stage, along
the Marin shore for more than three
fourths of mile to the turn. and back to
the finishing line, the second leg of the
course being somewhat shorter than the
first. Some rows of piles which have hith-
erto obstructed the course will be re-
moved, thus enabling boats to hug the
shore more closely than heretofore
Smoother water. will be gained and spec
tators will be able to get a clear view of
the whole race from point just after the
start to the finish.
The California Northwestern Railway
will provide transportation for actual con-
testants and their boats. Oarsmen should
have their boats al the Tiburon ferry slip
$50 on Sunday morning.
The referee and A. w. Pape were ap-
pointed a committee to arrange the de-
tails of the relay swimming race, which
will take place near the shore between
two floats fifty yards apart. Another
meeting of the regatta committee will be
held on Thursday night to settle the sta
tons to be taken by the crews in, the va