davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
A DRIVING ASSOCIATION,
An Organization for the Main.
tenanCe of Better Drive.
ways.
Great improvements on the Ocean
Beach and Almshouse High.
ways Contemplated.

The San Francisco Boulevard and Driy-
ing Association was formed last evening
in the parlor of the Baldwin Hotel. 1t is
composed of gentlemen who are interested
in obtaining and maintaining good streets
aud driveways in and about the City. 1t
is surprising how many were interested in
this movement. The room was filled to
the doors, and nearly every man is the
owner of or interested in good horses or
fine carriages. The greatest enthusiasm
prevailed, and the business was transacted
with snap that denotes purpose and de-
termination.
AT the preliminary meeting Monday
evening committee was appointed to
give the organization a name and frame a
constitution. Last evening the committee
presented the name stated, which was
adoped. The constitution was also adopted
and signed by the charter members.
1t set forth that the association is to
originate and aid measures for putting
drlveways IN the best possible order, rec
ommend legislation and municipal meas
ureS Tor the Improvement of existing roads
ano building new drives, and to assist the
! proper officials in seeing that the street
and road laws are observed. The follow
ing ofhcers were elected President,
Charles G. Bemis vice president. C. s.
Crlttenden; Treasurer, Charles Hugg: sec
rotary, Joseph Magner; board of directors,
Z. ;. Crittenden, c. c. Bemis. Charles
Hugg, Walter H. Hobart, John McCord,
Con OConnor, j. w. Murphy, Major R.
7. Hammond, Colonel w. C. Little, 8
Seymour, James Hurst, Henry J. Crocker
Grove Z. Ayre, James O'Kane and joseph
Magner.
The officers are to hold Office for one wear
and are TO pass upon the eligibility of all
applicants for membership
committee, consisting of ]. McCord
c. S. Crittenden, R. P Hammond. Con
O'Connor and Colonel Little. was an
pointed to visit the Street COMMITTEES IF
the Supervisors this morning and explain
the aims and objects of the association.
The committee will ask the Supervisors
assistance and cooperation in the follow
ing improvements. Improvement of the
Almshouse road and its approaches.
which will consist of widening the road
way and giving 1t proper grade; also the
improvement of the park entrance of
seventh avenue, which is now covered with
sand and is of an objectionab BILE grade. In
this respect much opposition Is expected
from the Spring Valley Water COMPANY
which has its large mains laid and claims
that great expense will attach to a change
in the grade. A large amount of improve
ments will be asked for on the Ocean
House road and the Ocean House
Park boulevard. 1t is desired that
proper connections of these roads be made.
Much of the work can be done by the con-
victs in the House of Correction if proper
guards can be obtained.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
STUDHORSE POKER.
A Gambler Arrested for Grand Larceny
in Using Ring With Glass
Reflector.


John Sherwood, alias D. S. Hyde, was
arrested last night on the charge of grand
larceny. The complaining witness was
R. Schrensky, who conducts a poker game
at 81 Drumm street.
Sherwood had been visiting Schrensky's
place and won about $1,000 from other
patrons On October II Schrensky was ap-
preached by friend of Sherwoods S, who
suggested they should combine to relieve
Sherwood of his money. The friend was
to stand behind Sherwood's chair and
signal to Schrensky what cards he had in
his hand.
Schrensky agreed to the plot, and they
went to Sherwoods room at 231 OFarrell
street. They played studhorse poker for
an hour or so, but Schrensky lost steadily
till he had dropped $50. Then he refused
to play any more. He became suspicious,
as when he had good hand Sherwood
would never '.call' him, but when he
tried on bluff Sherwood always raised
him and won.
Schrensky learned later that Sherwood
wore a thick gold ring with a glass re-
flector in it so that in dealing out the
cards he could tell the denomination of
each. He Immediately notified the police
and at their suggestion swore out war
rant for Sherwood's arrest. When Sher-
wood was taken to the City Prison the
ring was found on his little finger, and it
will be used in evidence against him.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Following are to-day's entries:

First race, about three-quarters of mile
sell1ng,.Huguenot 10Y, Kai Moi 90, Patriot 1917
Druseilla 1O2, Mount Roy 1O1, Gold Dust 1O1
Mosby 10Y, Vivace 1O4
Second race, fve-eighths of mile selling
DICK o. Malley 100, De Groat 100, Raphael 10Y,
u JOG, Harry Lewis 100, Kathleen 100, Abb P
Third race, fve-eighths of mile, selling,
riente 90, Claude Hill &C. City Girl Sc, Bin Nc.
Closkey 81, Zeta 80, Little Flush (flly) 50.
Fourth race: one mile, administering Child
100, Arctic 112, Sooiadain SO, Fayory lO2.
Nellie G los, Bravura 81, Silver SO.
Fifth race, thirteen-sixteenths of mile,
selling-Minnie 50, Moll1e R &c. Detective 80,
SlT richard ITO, Schnitz 1O5, Morven SO.
Navy Blue 81, imp. Ivory LOG, Brown Dick
lOS, Nervoso 81, Leonville 107.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
BARNEY FARLEY'S UPPERCUT,
He Knocked Out Man Who Flung a
Weight at His Head.

81 can whip any man of my age and
inches in this world" said old Barney
Farley yesterday, after relating an Incl
dent which came very near costing him
his life.
1t appears that few days ago man en-
tered Farley's hostelry, which is situated
on the Ocean House road, and challenged
the old Trojan to play him game OF
shuttle board. which def was quickly &C
cepted.
Farley, who is an expert at the game,
allowed his opponent to run up very
promising score, and then, when the
stranger thought that he had the old pu-
gilist cornered, Farley settled down to
Scientific playing, and, in the language of
the shuff1er, he ran the game out on the
invader.
The defeated sport grew angry, and
when Farley had turned his back upon
him he flung a weight at the once famous
pugillst, which passed within an inch of
the latter head and went flying through a
mirror that was hanging on the wall. As
the murderously intent stranger had
reached for another weight, Farley had
him by the coat collar and q rough-and-
tumble fight ensued. The aged pugilist
had much the better of the mill, knocking
his young and able antagonist on his back
with a nose broken, the result of a good
right-hand uppercut. Farley is to-day
the proudest resident of Ocean View.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
LOS ANGELES TRACK EVENTS
Zom6ro Beat the Worlds Record for Three
Year ODDS at agricultural
porL

Los ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 30.-There
was a much better crowd at Agricultural
Park to-day to witness the races. The
programme was the best given during the
week. The first event was the special 2:15
pace, in which Del Norte and Belle ap-
peared on the track hitched to big-wheeled
sulkies, while Ketchum, Harvey Mac and
Fresno Prince went to bikes. Del Norte
was a strong favorite in this race, selling
at $40 to the field S..
The second event was the greatest trot-
ting race ever witnessed at Agricultural
Park. 1t was between Zombro, STAN B.,
Jasper Ayres and DR.. Puff, with Zombro
the fayorite, selling at $50 to the field.
ZombTO beat the worlds record for 3-year-
olds. The race was the fastest for Swear
ODDS in 1895. The average time of the
three heats was 2:1325.
The polo game took place after this race
and was won by the Riverside team by a
score OF 3 10 2. In the first inning River
side took three goals to Santa Monica's
one, and in the second Santa Monica got
one goal. The game was very interesting.
The first heat of the special 2:15 pace,
Purse $1,000, was exciting. Del Norte was
a srrong favorite; Belle broke at the quar-
Ter, and Harvey Mac took the lead, finish
ing first, Fresno Prince second. Ketchum
third, Del Norte fourth and Belle fifth.
Time, 2:14H.
Special trot, purse 500, Erastus won, Gem
eral Beverley second. Time, 2:2919-2: 262l-
TFotting, three-year-olds, 2:27 class, purse
$1,000, Zombro, br. s., won, STAN B, b. c., sec
oud, Jasper Ayers, b. G., third. Time, 2:13-
Special 2:15 class, special purse, Harvey
Mac, br. G. won; Fresno Prince, blk. s., second !;
Del Norte, blk. s., third. Time. 2:1411z-2:15-
2:20.
Special 2:27 class, special purse, Carrie C,
blk. f., won; Los Angeles, b. g., second; Stella,
b. NJ. third; Porero, b. s., fourth. Time,
2:2515-2:21
The last two races will be completed to-
mnrrnW
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
THE BICYCLE ORDINANCE,
The Special Committee of San
Francisco Wheelmen Draft
a Law.
Speed, Lights, Bells and Penalties for
Transgressions Duly Con.
Sidered.

week or so ago committee consist
ing of L. r. Ebert c. A. Adams, Judge F.
H. Kerrigan, Henry Wynne and Joseph F.
Coffey was appointed to represent the prin-
cipal bicycle leagues and clubs of this city
for the purpose of drawing up suitable
ordinance to regulate and govern the use
of bicycles in the public streets. Last
evening the committee met and after con-
siderable discussion Endorsed the annexed
draft OF an ordinance prepared by Mr..
Coffey:
Section l. No person shall immoderately.
carelessly or negligently ride or. drive BIZ
cycle, bicycle tandem. or other vehicle or ma
chlne OF similar character upon or along any
public street or highway within the City and
County, or at q rate of speed faster than seven
20 miles per hour over or upon any street
crossing within that portion of the City and
County lying east OF Devisadero street, north
OF 7 Thirteenth street formerly Ridley, and
east OF Guerrero from Thirteenth street (for-
merry Ridley street, to Twentieth street. and
lying north of Twentieth street from Guerrero
street TO the waters of the bay.
Sec. 2. No person shall ride or drive bicy-
Gle. bicycle tandem or other vehicle or machine
OF similar character on any street in the City
ana County between half an hour after sun
SET and one hour before sunrise without having
attached thereto and in front thereof q lighted
lamp In good order and condition, or at the
oPtlon OF the rider, a bell or warning whistle,
Whlch must be sounded while passing over a
street crossing.
sec. 3. No person shall ride or drive bicy-
Gle, bicycle tandem or other vehicle or machine
OF similar character upon or along the side
the City and County.
Sec, 4. No person riding or driving bicy-
Gle. Dlcycle tandem or other vehicle or machine
OF the similar character shall carry on the
same upon or along the streets, highways or
puDnc grounds OF this City and County any
chlld under the age of six years.
sec. D. ANY person violating the provisions
OF TINS order shall be guilty of mtsdemeanor
ana De punished by fine not exceeding $500
or Imprisonment in the County Jail of this
CITY ana County not exceeding six months, or
by botn such fine and imprisonment.
Ihe ordinance WAS placed in the hands
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
SAN JOSES VICTORIOUS,
San Franchises Meet With De-
feat in the Central Park
Diamond.
A Good Game Is Played With a Nine
to Six Score for the
Visitors.

The San Franciscos went down before
the San Joses yesterday at Central Park by
a score of 6 to 8, with the last half of the
ninth inning unplayed. There was moth
ing particularly brilliant about the game
but there were two good double plays and
a good catch against the left-feld fence by
Mcbride.
In the first inning Riley of the San Fran
base on balls, and Frank hit to Daniels.
Lally stole second and scored on Bolan's
error, Frank coming to third and home on
Straus' hit to short. Sweeney was out on
first. Then Mcbride, for San Joses, hit out
over the sheds for two bases. Weaver Sc
cured base on balls, Niles followed suit,
advancing Mcbride to third, and Mcbride
and Weaver scored on Twitchelrs hit,
which struck the umpire by the pitcher s
box and glanced past short.
In the second inning the San Franciscos
did nothing, but the San Joses added two
runs to their score by Weayer's home run,
on four balls.
In the fourth inning the first double play
occurred, in which Sweeney flew out to
Hollingsworth, and Straus, on first, was
put out before he.could return to his base.
The other double play occurred in the
sixth inning, when StrauS flew to Nc
Bride, and Werrick, who was on first, was
touched out by Hollingsworth.
Fraser pitched good game, although he
was little wild at first. In the eighth
inning he Struck three men out, and he
held the San Jose team down to seven
base hits. Daniels also put up a good
game, but he was hit much oftener than
Fraser, though not always for base To.
day Fisher will pitch for the San Joses and
Harper will hold down the box for San
Francisco. The official score is as follows
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
ON EASTERN TRACKS.
long Distance SteepIechase Races at Nor
-;

Long Distance Steeptechdse Races at Nor
r.is Park.
MORRIS PARK RACETRACK, n. Y,
Get 3O.-This was the third and last day
of the New Y ork Steeplechase Association s
first fall nesting.
Hurdle race, two and a half miles, ten hur.
dies, Fugitive won, Maretti second, Daybreak
Hurdles, two and a half miles, ten hurdles
Caracas won, San Joaquin second, Winship
Handicap steeplechase, about four miles
Duke OF Abercorn won, Woodford second, Sam
D third. Time, Sill.
Steeplechase, about three miles, Richards
won, May Blossom second, Lafayette third.
Welter-weight race fat. two miles, Emma c
s SSa DeeFsiayeF second Kilkenny third Time
CHICAGO, ILL, Oct 3O-Sprite, at 80 to
l, was to-days surprise at Forsyth.
Six furlongs, Bob Wagner won, Semile Sec
ond, De Joe third. Time, %.
Four and half furlongs Beatrice Mara won,
Lady Doleful second, George Smith third.
Time, :001z.
Five furlongs, sprite won, Bennett Young
second, Jayta third. Time, 09.
Seven furlongs. Bowling Green won, Verdi
second, Lulu T third Time, j 1861.
Five furlongs, Magnet won Irene Woods sec
ond, Hi Hem Henry third; Time ne ;06A, .-,
Mercury won, Queen Faustus second. Startling
third. Time, 1;30.
Five and nall furlongS, DonaIlon won, Mer-
maid second. Amelia Fonso third. Time, L :09.
Seven furlongs, Amelia May won, Text sec
ond, Hessen third. Time, 1:2Sk.
Seven and half fuTIongs, Iinnette won,
Miss Young second, Outgo third Time, 1877.
One mile, Miss Clarke won, Collins second,
Tom Moore third. Time, :4213.,
CINCINNATI, OHIO, Oct. 50.-Results
at Latonia:
Six furlongs, Wild Huntsman won, Slluria
second, Morris third. Time, 1:16x.
Five and a half furlongs, MARQUIS won, La
Gascogne second, Eyanesca third. Time,
! :O9L
Nine furlongs, Black Silk won, Stsffa second,
Lester third. Time :4915.
One mile, Handspun won, Basp second,
La Creole third. Time, 1:41%.
Five furlongs, Old Center won, Tartar Sec
end, San Marco third. Time, :02A.
six furlongs, Mary Keane won. Lanoor Sec
ond, Balkline third Time, / :16.
Played a DrasCn Game.
q y OIL ~ q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Favoring Home Industries.

Several days ago the secretary of the Manu-
facturers' and Producers Association wrote to
Mayor Sutro, requesting that he order the in
terror furnishings and the bar fixtures for the
instead of sending East tor them. Yesterday
the Mayor sent an answer to the effect that he
had nothing to do with that part of the bust
ness, which is in the hands of ]. H. wilkins.
The secretary at once sent q letter to Mr.
wilkins making the same request of him as
was made of Mayor Sutro. A similar letter
was sent to Christian de Guigne, who has
charge of the finishing and furnishing of the
big Parrot building.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
BEATEN BY PENNSYLV4NIA.
Brotcn's Football Team Shat Ot6t in a
HGrd-FOught Battle.

broUhS r oOtOdU LeURI ShUt Out III a
HGrd-FOttght Battle.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct 3O-That
the Brown football team is hard nut to
crack the University of Pennsylvania men
viii probably willingly testify, since the
wearers of the red and blue scored but
twelve points against the Providence men
on Franklin field to-day. This is eight
points more than Yale scored against the
same eleven, but is fourteen less than Har-
ward made. However. Brown scored
against Harvard, but was unable to tally
against Pennsy lvania.
1t was hard-fought battle, and for the
first time this season the University of
Pennsylvania team failed to score in the
first half. Worth and Blair showed up
very poorly at halfback, and Brooke's in
iured shoulder kept him from bucking the
line until II was found absolutely neces-
sarv to risk it or fail to score. Brooke
made two trials for goals from the field,
but failed.
Worth was injured in a rough tackle
when the second half was about half over,
and Minds took his place.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Sporting Events at Home and Abroad

of Supervisor Hirsch, who will endeavor to
have it passed by the Board of Super
Visors.
1t was intended for the committee to
use of wheels in Golden Gate Park, but the
plan was changed and Mr.. Ellert and su-
pervisor Hirsch were appointed to call upon
the Park Commissioners and obtain their
views and wishes.
This committee will report back to the
main com mittee next week.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
CRICE EFT 1T LOOMS,
Placer County Beat the Santa Clara
Team.

Placer County Beat the Santa Clara
Team.
LOOMS, CAL, Oct. 80. - The Placer
County cricket team scored its third con-
secutive win by beating the Santa Clara
boys to-day. At the close of the first DAYS
play Placer had scored 260 runs and Santa
Clara "a for eight wickets
On resuming, the latter team were all
out for S4, and following on were got rid of
for So leaving Placer victorious by an
inning and 10Y runs
Butt bowled admirably, lacking seven
wickets of eighteen runs For the losers
Mayo with 80 and IS batted finely, but was
not well supported except by Knowles,
who scored 10 in the second inning.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

and Llpschutz played drawn game at the
Manhattan Chess Club to-day in the fourth
contest of their match. Showalter opened
with queens CANT bit, which was declined.
Ihlrty-tive moves were made. The pres
drawn l.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Dartmouth Ioses tn Yale.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 3o.-Yale
defeated Dartmouth at the Yale field this
afternoon by the score of 80 too. The
score by halves was: First, Yale %, Dart
mouth O.; second, Yale 10, Dartmouth 0.
Abbott, Dartmouth's left tackle, was
seriously injured in a head-on collision.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
To Remove Directors

In the case of Theodore Fox VS.. the newly
elected directors of the Consolidated California
and Virginia Mining Company, an order has
been issued demanding that defendants on
be removed from office and new election
ordered.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Hawthorne Entertainments.

The Hawthorne Society will give an enter
tainment tomorrow evening in the Y. NJ. C. A.
Auditorium. Miss Helen Kelleher will give a
dramatic reading on Shakespeare, Dickens and
Du Maurier, and there will be incidental vocal
music pertinent to the authors, under the
direction of Alfred Wilkie
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31


Cotton II, imp. Endymion 15.
I72 FIFTH RACE-one mile and seventy
- -. yards: handicap: three-year-old and up;
purse $3.50. Time, 1:4534.
Ind. Horse. weight, Jockey st. - Str. Fin.
i4o Little Cripple, JOG (Chev-
160 Charmer, 80 (E. jones'. II 121a % 21a
Ioo)McLight. ITO (Mackin).. 81 8
GOOD start. Won easily. Winner, J. Webers br.
g., by imp Pirate of Penzance-Lady Stanhope
Light TO 10.
TIA SIXTH RACE-one mile; selling; purse
L l.. $500 Time, ;421a.
Ind. Horse, weight jockey St. 10 Str Fin
l go Elmer liner fly l0l (chevalier).5 81 2h %
1ol Miss Fletcher, 1O4 &c. Will
l2s Faro lo4 (Reidyj ....:g ~ 11 p s.
,5 Jog AA Ssda1, 1ol (Coady).......s IS
lo4 Normandie, 1o4 CIV. Flynn).2 ala 8
Good start. Won cleverly. Winner, c. F. San
oers' ch. g., by Algerine-Nellie Ransom.
Betting: Ransom 5, Elmer FLY to 5, Agitato 9
10 o, Faro 80. Normandie Is, Miss Fletcher 20,
Adeante 40, Barcaldine 800.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

139 Rey Alta, 124 (E. Jones).l IL 12 AZ
IA Billy McCloskey, 109( Shaw)3 31a 51a 52
I9S Zoe Cotton, 126 (Donahue).2 43 IS 65
too Imp. Endymion, 103 (Tul-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

Cash Sloane will be seen in the saddle for the
first time at the meeting to-day. One of his
mounts will be the gray horse Sir Richard. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
Waotber sra. trocI- 60 '' ~ "

Thirty fourth day, Wednesday, October 3d.
Weather fine; track fast
l69. maidens; parse $3.50. T in5o iSa1s SEEMING
Ind. Horse, weight Jockey. st. ~ Str. Fin.
~ ~ Lady Lad Gray, 81 (Rewan); u ia y j.
81 Jim Corbett, los (Mc.
1865 PERI Faj GINA, 81 III H7oxas u u a. 81 &
Judge Tamm, 1O6 (E. Den
14a rr asGn2 ios jHinrcbsJ 81 % % e
1877 Artemus 10l lMartin}: ;.S 81 s1a
6s2 Lochinyar, 1o1 SMacklin).l 81 95
Good start. Won easily. Winner, ]. /. Kings
gr. f., by imp Suwarrow. Muta.
Betting: Lady Gray 80, San an, Marcus II to 5,
Judge Tamm 8, Jim Corbett 90, Triumph 10, Peri
Child 100.
ITO SECOND RACE-Flve and a half fur
L W. longs; selling; light welter-weights: purse
$500. Time, ;09 ".
'n sa M MsEsf ms'Sa ssbsk M hh
1o7 Miss 5ssad Pollard H,aa 1oS Dur 81 <, .,
Oregon Eclipse, ias lMc- -
ITO ny KoIsh ri DE- jones' q 3 a. s &
los Red Bird, 126 (Hinrlchs)4 81 S1a 5ia
11s 5 PsFesp srI aqe 16s IA
Good start Won handily. Winner, Terrace
stables ch g, by Powha uan-Zuma.
Betting: Moss Terry 212, Miss Pollard 8, Oregon
Sweet Briar Is.
III THIRD RACE-The vestal stakes; one
i l.. and a quarter miles; three-year-olds;
fillies; value about 5000. Time, 2:l3.
Ind. Horse, weight, jockey. ST. IA Str. Fin
lao Flrtilla, 119 &c. Jones)....3 In II u
81 Umma, 119 wv. Flynn)....1 % II ri
14s Bravura. 11s (Hennessy)..2 3 8
Good start. Won very easily. Winner A. Ap-
pleby's b. f. by Peel Faustine.
Betting: Flirtila TO 4, Umma A, Bravura Is.
ITO FOURTH RACE-Five and a half fur
L 4. longs; selling; light welter-w eghIs; purse
$500. Time, l:O814.
Ind. Horse, weight jockey. St. 70 Str Fin
(13S)Gold Bug, 126 (Madison) 80 81 SO In
(l35)Three Forks 126 (Cheva-
1SS Crawford, l26 IF. Jackson).4 81 Al 81
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

Tod Sloane will be seen in the saddle again
to-day. Starter Ferguson was prevailed upon
to lift his suspension.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31
THE BAY DISTRICT RACES,
Flirtilla at Odds On Placed the
Vestal Stakes to Her
Credit.
LADY GRAY FIRST AT so TO 1.
Little Cripple Took a Handicap, De
feating Charmer and the Hot Fa.
vorite McLight.

Triumph pnlled up very lame at the con-
clusion of the first race.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

Good art. Won ceverly. Winner, j. Hunters
ch G., by Pittsburg-Mollie s.
Betting: Gold Bug IL to 5, Three Forks 5, Craw-
1ord :, Billy McCloskev to 5, Rey Alta Is, Joe
cotton II, imp. Endymion 15.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

Base hits-San Franciscos 7, San Joses z. Earned
runs-San Franciscos /, San Joses o. Home runs
Weaver 2, Hollngsworth Two-base hits-Stanlev
2, Power. Mcbride and Twitchell First base on
errors-San Francscos 3, San Joses /. Left on
bases-San Franciscos l, San Joses 4. Struck out
BY Fraser 13, by Daniels g. Double plays-Ho.-
lingsworth to Taylor and Twitchell, Mcbride and
Hollingsworth. Passed balls-Bolan 2. Umpire
Mcdonald. Time of game-l hour and 55 minutes.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-10-31

Agitato, who went to the post equal favorite
with Elmer F in the last race, broke down.
But for this mishap he would undoubtedly
have won