The San Francisco call., 1910-06-17
.OLYMPIANS Plan
SUMMER PROGRAM
Opening Dinner July 2 VIII Be
Followed by Roundup at
0nficeiI0 Grove
By HERBERT HAusER

The directors of the Olympic club
are planning for an active summer sea-
son for their members while in the
new temporary clubhouse at Post and
Mason streets. An opening dinner
Saturday, July 2, will be the first event.
The seating capacity will be so ar
ranged that 800 members will be able
to sit down together.
Sunday, July 10, the annual outdoor
roundup will be held at Monticello
grove. This celebration is expected to
exceed that of former years in every
respect Directors T. /. Fitzpatrick.
Fred Fenwick, William F. Humphrey
and DR.. Leo j. Mcmahon have secured
an italian chef to handle the catering
arrangements. Hitherto several boats
have been run on the day of the out
ing, but the directors have decided
that this time there will be but one,
which will leave at $50 o'clock sharp.
1t will stop at Tiburon to give those
-athletieally inclined an opportunity to
walk over to the picnic grounds.
The usual games will be run off and
all styles, weights and classes will be
given an opportunity to win prizes.
Swimming events also will be on the
program. Doctor Mcmahon will handle
gram.
The Pacific Association of Amateur
Oarsmen met yesterday in the Hibernia
building and discussed the plans for
the July regatta. 1t has been de-
cided to hold the regatta early in the
morning, probably starting not later
than 9 o'clock, in order to give the
oarsmen and their friends an oppor-
tunity to participate and witness the
various other athletic events of the
day.
Next Sunday will be Dolphin day at
Aquatic park and three junior crews
will fight for the honor of representing
the blue and white on the fourth.
The junior skiff contest promises to
bring out some keen competition. The
following heats have been drawn for
the tryouts: Steve Vicini vs. William
Harris. Henry Wellman VS.. Romeo
Rocca, Owney Gagen VS.. Peter May
nelfr. Henry Hagerdorn VS.. Walter
Stein.
The senior skiff contest will bring
together the same old veterans that
have been rowing for the last few
and Tom keenan, will meet Babe"
Burgess.
The fourth of July committee is
donor of the trophies.
The feature event OF the Marysviffe
fourth of July celebration this year
will be an amateur athletic meet un-
der sanction of the Pacific athletic as
sociation, which will be held Sunday.
July 8. The meet is being handled by
A. F. Gates of the Sacramento athletic
club and will consist of the following
events: 100, 220, 440, $50 yards and
one mile races, pole vault, running
broad jump, running high jump, 12
pound shot put, IL pound hammer
throw, mile relay for teams of fve
men and a 10 mile Marathon. Cups
will be awarded to first and Second
place men in the Marathon event and
the third, fourth and fifth places will
receive medals. In the other events
there will be medals for first and sec
ond. The winning relay team will re-
ceive a silver cup. In addition to these
trophies a handsome cup has been Of
fered to the team winning the largest
number of points, also one to the In
dividual doing likewise. and still an
other cup to the best individual per
formance of the day. Entries close
Thursday. June so, with A. F. Gates.
box SAT, Marysville.
The annual supper of the athletic
association of ST. Mary's college will
be held next Monday evening at s
o'clock in the college dining hall.