The San Francisco call., 1898-12-12
SHEA'S DOCS CAPTURE THE
 ALL-AGE STAKE Young America Beats
 a Kennel Mate. FINE SPORT AT INGLESIDE ROYAL BUCK DEFEATS BoNITo
 IN A HOT COURSE.
FINE SPORT AT INGLEsIDE


 orated by the nipping air at 1ngleside Coursing Park yesterday, and they fur nished excellent sport to the thousands who visited the well knowh grounds. Half those who witnessed the days running kept warm betting on their favorites, and the men who occupied the constantly sur rounded pool boxes were suffused in per spiration.
 It was the favorites' day to shine, al- though shortenders were made happy at different stages of the game by cashing good odds. In quick order the large card was run off, and by o'clock the last course was decided.
 J. Shea. whose dogs have been run to advantage at the two parks during the past year, loomed up as the winner Of the all-aged stake. His prize-winners were Young America and Rathbone, who Both dogs experienced hard courses, but through excellent handling and good form they went the pace and won.
 n,n 4d Fa Wno es in +na game, creating quite a sensation. The former deg was played by the shortend- CTS at to 8. The dogs were run again immediately and Young America defeat ed the famous stake-winner by 5 to l points.
 Royal Buck, the possession of P. J. G. final round, when defeated by Young America. Royal Buck, after defeating Magnetic, Silkwood and Miss Alice, was pltted against Bonito, who, by the. way, was fancied by a large number of bet tors as the probable winner of the stake.
 The two dogs were slipped to a lively hare. which led the rivals first across the field to the fence, then to the escapes and back to and past the grand stand before killed. Royal Buck made the kill at the point whence they were slipped, and hay Ing the largest score was declared the winner.
 Dave Hooper's Koolawn ran two byes and won both. When Kid Mccoy was withdrawn on account of illness the for Rathbone also succumbed to Koolawn's speed later in the day. The eventual run ner-up did not score once to Koolawn's five points.
 Rahtbone "demonetized" Prince George at the usual rate of 16 to l, Golden Rus set beat Mystic "A to and Rockln Bell beat Speculation by 31 to points in the longest and most exciting courses of the day.
 Among the shortenders to land during the running were: Old Glory at 2 to | Young America at to 8, Miss Alice at the same odds and Prince George at 2ls to l.
 It is expected that a larger crowd than that which witnessed the great match race between False Flatterer and Conne- mara will be at 1ngleside next Sunday to see the match race for $500 between Pa tria and Moondyne. The dogs are well matched and have a large following. Bet ting on the race is already very heavy.
 Following are the results of yesterdays coursing:
 All aged stake. second round-D. Ford.s Bo nito beat T. F, Logan's Miss Grizzle, i4Es; E. eousba M ksll0Ss gsn ksdos Kid Mscsy beat London Old Glory beat J. P Thrift's Forgive 7-2: Russell & Wilson's Jennie Wilson beat J. P Royal Buck beat London & McCoiIough's Mag. neto. 5-2: G. Smart's Silkwood beat !. Quane's Marietta, S-6; NJ. Aliens Miss Alice beat J. Jones Red Cloud 7-2; A. Massey's Moran's Golden Russet beat J. Farley's Mys- tic, 24-S; J. Sheas Rathbone beat P J. Ken na Flyaway, 70; F. Reilly Speculation beat M. Nealons Bona Dea, H-S; P J. Kenna's 42; Joe Perry's Commodore Nash ran bye. lE4; H. A: Deckelmans Pat Kirby beat P J. c. kenna' s Jessie Moore S-5; J. P Thrlft's Forget beat White Earth Kennels Iottie M v; r Shea's Young America beat F. Moran's False Fiatterer, 5-l; H. A. Deckelmans Prince George beat D. Kahers Belle of Moscow, sHs: sion Tip. 10-2.
 Third round,Kid Mccoy being withdrawn Bonita ran a bye with and was beaten by Kooawn, 3-1; Jennie Wilson beat Old Glory 16-7; Royal Buck beat Sllkwood Al. Misc Alice beat Hattel, 4k-9; Rathbone beat Golden Russet. 6-1; Rocklin Belle beat Speculation, 2l-2; time. 1:37; Pat Kirby beat Commodore Nash, 6-1: Young America beat Forget. 6-S: Prince George beat Lightfoot l0-4
 Fourth round-Bonita beat Jennie Wilson. 70; Royal Buck beat Miss Alice, 11-3; Rath. bone beat Rocklin Belle, 4-1; Young America beat Pat Kirby, 4-3: Prince George bye. Fifth round-Royal Buck beat Bonita, 24-1s: tune, 3:0i; Rathbone beat Prince George 16-I: Young America a bye. 16-10.
 p'dS. Sixth ,, ronndniopns America beat Royal Buck, 5h-2; Rathbone ran bye with Koo- lawn. the latter winning 5-0.
 Final-Young America beat Rathbone, 1o-.