The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-04-15
F|RST-CLASS COURS|NC,
A Coed Days Sport Witnessed
at Casserly's Racing
Park.
The Occidental Club Held Very
Pleasant Outing at kerri-
gan'S.

A large and enthusiastic crowd of sports
men and their lady friends witnessed a
fine days coursing yesterday at Casserly's
Ocean View park. John Grace Jr. judged
and James Grace handled the slips in fine
style. The winner of the meeting turned
up in J. J. Edmonds' handsome bitch Vida
Shaw, and T. J. Cronin's Young Fullerton
was the runner-up.
The hares ran splendid, and not more
than third of those coursed were killed.
The following is the summary:
A. Morrello's Jennie G beat J. Tracy's Sander;
T. J. Cronins Best Trump beat A. Anderson's
Niger; J. MeGlynns Bah of the Bowster beat
T. Trant's Little Beauty; j. ]. Edmonds' Vida
Shaw beat D. D. Roach's Dan G; n: Her
springs Gyp beat D. Basiend's Tricks;
]. McNamaras Raindrop beat T. Bren-
mans Red Prince; J. Sullivan's Killarney
Girl beat J. McNamaras Dan O'Connor;
A. MerrilPs Faster-and-Faster beat ]. Reilly's
Victory; T. Rowes Robert Emmett beat A. An
derson's Fairy D; D. d. Roche's John Mitchell
beat J. Brady's Wee Nell; T., Rowe's Molly
RELY beat J. Deans $, Rustic Maid; 4 Brennans
rills Butcher Boy beat T. Macdonald's Glad
stone: T. ]. Cronin's White Chief beat t. Wall
Ions Quiekstep; W. Creamer's Regent beat p
Ryan's Blue Jacket, and J. Cronin's Fullerton
beat j. Deans Castaway.
Second round-Jerry G beat Best Trump, Vida
Shaw beat Bah at the Bowster, Raindrop beat
John Mitchell beat Robert Emmett, White
Rustic beat Molly REILLY, Butcher Boy beat
White Chief, Fullerton beat Regent.
Third round-Vida Shaw beat Jennie g.,
Faster and Faster beat Raindrop, John Mitch
ell beat White Rustic and Fullerton beat
Butcher Boy.
Fourth round-vida Shaw beat Faster and
Faster and Fullerton beat John Mitchell
Final-Vida Shaw beat Fullerton and won
the stake, $25. Fullerton took $1S. John
Mitchell and Faster and Faster took $12 each.
The sportsmen in attendance acknowl-
edged on their departure that the running
of dogs and hares was the best they had
witnessed in many day.
The new Occidental Coursing Club held
its second meeting for the season in Kerri-
gan's Golden Gate coursing park yester-
day under the most favorable auspices
Judge Grace was in the saddle and James
Wren handled the leash.
There were thirty-two dogs in the stake
The summary of the run is as follows:
B. Doherty's Daisy Crest beat j. Lucy's Bro
ply; T. McCone's Stranger beat T. j. Cronin's
Jack Dempsy; j. f. Quane's Captain Morse beat
White Cloud beat P. Curtis Sly Boy
7. J. Cronin's skyball ran a bye
Catch'm, ]. IL. Perigo's Longfellow ran bye
S. A. Cummings Starlight beat W. Murphy's
STEAMBOAT Queen, W. Murphy's Lord Clifton
Daisy beat r. L. Wyman's Queen, w. Murphy's
Dashaway beat J. Lucy's Maggie L. James
Graces Rollalong beat 2. Reilly's Rambler, d.
Daisy Belle, P. Ryan's Maggie beat E. Geary's
Electric. r.: Pringle's Ace of Clubs beat D:
Leonard's Sweep, and r. Pringles Marigold
beat same owners George Dixon
Second round-Stranger beat Daisy Crest,
| White Cloud beat Captain Morse, Skyball beat
Lady Clare, Longfel1ow beat Starlight, Lord
away, Will-o'-the- Wisp beat Maybe, Ace OF
Clubs beat Marigold
Third round-Stranger beat White Cloud,
Longfellow beat Skyball, Lord Clifton beat
Rollalong Ace of Clubs beat Will-o'-the-Wisp.
Fourth round--Longfellow beat Stranger,
Lord Clifton beatAee of Clubs
Final-Lord Clifton beat Longfellow and won
the stake, $55. Longfellow took $50, Stranger
and Ace of Clubs $15 each.