The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-08-12
THE SHORT ENDERS WON,
Talent Surprised by Some of
the Work at the COurSing
Parks.
Wayfarer Takes the Honors al
Casserly's and Fearless at
Kerrigan'S.

The short-end players had great day
at both coursing parks yesterday, in several
instances as good as 81 to l being laid
against the vlctors.
At Kerrigan's park the running was of
a high order and the betting lively.
The Alameda Kennels brought over a
crowd from the Encinal City and their
money went into the pool boxes in lavish
style. Quite a number Of ladies, who
seemed to take as much interest in the
sport as their male escorts, were in the
audience. The result of the rundown was
as follows:
t. Flynn's Empire beat V. w. Guerrero's Maud
G.; P. Ryan's Thorndale beat Shatfer StrahPs
Gold King; Alameda Kennels San joaquin
beat S. Riordan's Chicopee r. Pringle's Ace of
Spades beat w. Dalton's Famous; c. Anderson S
Niger beat J. I. lannon's Springeasily; J. I.
Harmon s Lamplighter beat j. OConnor's True
Belmont; NJ. O'HareSs Midget beat NJ.
OConnelps Ten Cents; J. ODonald's Sea
Spray beat J, McDonald's Mayo Boy;
Dashaway; c. Anderson's Fairy beat B; Stat
tery's Bob McCracken; c. C. Griswold's Dandy
Jim beat ]. f. lannon's Thornh1ll.
Alameda Kennels-Alameda beat ]. Olma,s
Freestone.
First ties-Thorndale beat Empire; San
Joaquin peat Ace of Spades; Lamplighter beat
Niger; Regent beat Midget; Sea Spray bye;
Fearless beat Electric; Napoleon Jack beat
Fairy d; Alameda beat Dandy Jim.
Second ties-Thorndale beat San joaquin
Regent beat Lamplighter; Fearless beat Sea
Spray; Alameda beat Napoleon Jack.
Third ties-Regent beat Thorndale; Fearless
beat Alameda.
Final-Fearless beat Regent and took the
first prize OF $2O.
On Saturday next at the same park a
thirty-two dog stake, 81 entrance, will be
run, and some crack dogs have been en-
tered for the running.
The sport was up to its usual standard at
Casserley's park and two of the courses
namely, those between Coomassie and
Pride of the West and Lesson and Way
farer-were fast and close. The hares were
fast and in some instances escaped the
dogs after running clear across the field.
1t was intended to have course between
large coyote recently captured while try
ing to get out of one of the paddocks and a
couple of warmth dogs, but the latter
did not show up and the event, which was
expected to be very exciting, was put over
until next Sunday.
The running resulted as follows:
H. HuI's Frisco Bog, same owners Butcher
Boy, d. CahilPs Tom Rice and ]. McDonald's
Addie d, byes. t. Brennan's White Rustic
beat 2. Carney's Annie DAILY. W. Perry's
Coomassie beat T. Ford's Pride of the West. ].
Aliens Salvador beat A. la Cunha's Ben Hur.
]. Grace's Roll Along beat T. Brennan's Queen
f. A. la Cunha's Lion beat ]. Mccormick
Cheerful B; Hsgger1ys snoTbird beat
Perry's Mabel z. Alameda Kennels Wayfarer
beat J. CoTdes' Claire.
First ties-Rustic beat Frisco, Butcher Boy
beat Tom Rice, Salvador beat Coomassie, Roll
Along beat Lion, Snow bird beat Annie D, Way
farer beat Lissak.
Second ties-Butcher Boy beat White Rustic,
Roll Along beat Salvador, Wayfarer beat Snow
bird.
Third ties-Ro1 Along beat Butcher Boy,
Wayfarer bye.
Enal-Wayfarer beat Roll Along.
John Grace Jr. acted as Judge
On Sunday next thirty two-dog stake,
81 80 entrance, will be run.