The San Francisco call., 1906-10-19
SPORTS In Brilliant Game siwashes Shut Out the Commuters
AMATEURS TO GIVE
MANY ATHLETIC
EVENTS.

Athletes are becoming very busy
around the clubhouse OF the Olympies
on Eddy street a meeting OF the Pa
eihe Athletic Association was held in
the clubhouse last night
On mail vote the Amateur Athletic
Union of the United States. the 2. A. A.
has been allowed to increase its board
of managers fve members s-at-large to
be appointed from the members Of the
club in the association. President 7. l.
Fitzpatrick has appointed William
Greer Harrison. Colonel George Ed
wards Of the University Of California,
DIR. Angel Of Leland Stanford Uni
versity $ 5. Peixotto Of the Columbia
Park Boys Club and E. c. Brown OF
Oakland to serve on the COMMITTEES.
The California Occidental and Man
haitian athletic clubs were expelled
from the association for holding what
they termed amateur boxing contests
without a sanction
H Blum, the representative from the
Young Mems Hebrew Association. was
appointed a member of the registra-
tion committee
The Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club sent in its resignation TO the
p A. A. The rowing club is member
OF the rowing association, and as the
P. A. A is not doing anything IN the
rowing line the DOlphins will center all
their energies on the work IN the row.
tion body TO the P. A. A
At the next meeting or the associa-
tiOn. in the month OF November. all
those who are interested in amateur
athletics in the city Will be asked to
be present to discuss the future OF
amateur athletics in and about San
Francisco. In other words, plans will
be laid at that time TO bring the stand
ing OF the association up to higher
standard.
The entries for the handicap field day
will close next Monday evening In the
Olympic Club. At that time the handi-
caps will be made by the handicap
committee. The oficials for the field
day TO be held on the 27th inst. were
appointed last night. They are: Will
lam Greer Harrison, president of the
day; John Elliot. referee; T.. l. Fitz-
patrick, c. F. Laumeister, Robert Me-
Arthur and Al Coney. judges at the
finish; Thomas Carroll. Charles FickeFt.
H j. Irwin and Robert Elliot. Held
judges: Colonel George Edwards. WAL
ter Crystie, n NJ StFickler, timers:
Phil Wand, starter. 7. Reeves OF the
University of California. Steve Herrick
of the Dipsea Indians. DR. William
Harrington Of the same organization.
p Ibos, measurers; Douglas Ersizine.
George Bromley. Frederick Koch, ]. c.
MeCoughern. inspectors; Frederick Bur-
CESS. clerk Of the course; R. r. PHom-
medieu. scorer.
1t was reported around the clubhouse
that President Harrison will suggest
that the club give a big field day at
the Stadium on Thanksgivin Day at
the meeting OF the board OF directors
this evening. This event is expected
to equal the Fourth OF July event o
There are TO be two handball courts
built behind the Eddy-street clubhouse.
These are 10 be erected at once.
The Dipsea Indians will hold a meet
ing next Monday evening in the Olym-
pie Club. 1t will be important as the
time will be set when the bars. won in
the Dipsea race. Will be given out. The
meeting will also consider the advis-
ability of joining the Pacific Athletic
Association.