The San Francisco call., 1898-11-11
EIGHTY DOGS WILL RUN.
Great Coursing Between Great Dogs
 at the Ingleside Park To-

Eighty frst-class greyhounds will run under the watchfuI eye of the prince or coursing judges, John Grace, at the lngle- side cOursing park tomorrow and sum day. Eight hundred gold dollars Will De divided among the owners OF the success ful dogs, and that is an evidence lnols- putable that the sport is flOur1shing In the old park, and doubtless it will continue to prosper as long as fair play is meted out to the owners and spectators. The hounds that will meet in slips and the probable winners will be found following:
 Open stake eighty dogs, prizes $S0G-DraW- ing: White Earth Kennels LOttie NJ vs. r. Reilley's Speculation; D. CTonin's Swinnerton vs Penelope Kennels Los Palmos; A. & D. Kennels Victor King vs. II. A. Deckelmans Glen Roy; ?. c. Kenna's Royal Buck vs G. horan's Snapshot; Russell 6 Wilson s GIeh Rosa ve BaIteu Brothers Border Ruf1an; Dr. J. Welsh's Sharkey vs- F. Moran's Royal Prize; James Farley's Mystic vs- J. Murnane Miss Dividend. P O'DouneIPs Counterfeit vs. T. McNeTs Master Gtenkirk; ", Perry.s Cam 4tsn1eI's Goiden West vs, Larkey & Rocks Liberty Bell; T. Hughes Irene H vs. Pembroke Kennels Joy Bells; J. Desmond's Fielder Vs. A. McLaughlins Coolraine; F: G. Fenman' California vs. c. Strehrs Star Pointer O Neil & Hanrahan's Promise Me vs. Russel & Will sons Victor Queen; Russel 6 Wilson's Jennie Wilson vs H. A. Deckelmans s Old Glory; M IIerzog's Little Delight vs. J. O shea's Rath- bone; P ReilIey's Master Mat H. R. Bald- I3arteli Brothers Macs Melody: F. c. Kiein's N. Liss vs. T. M. Rodgers Olga; Fl. R. Bald %P Y 5om8soHs EGTsiye Ys Prince F Hal e8gs 1s KehRas Flyaway; Pembroke Kennels Terrona vs J: Kirby vs. Bsrteil Brothers Rest Assured: Nally G Morleys Lady Van vs. E: J: Heeney's darkaWay; G Lahusen' Wheel O Fortune Vs, J. O'Shea 8 Young America; M Aliens Miss Alice vs. John Fields Santa Bella; Pembroke Kennels Sylvanus vs W. C. Badgers Phoenix; C. smart s Silkwood Vs: P Ci- henna Law renee: r. q. Kennas Fear Not vs. Gibson 6 Saters Gripman: Anaconda Kennels Trink vs. ! Deane's Moondyre; Lowe Thompson g Phoebe vs. A. Vanderbergs American Eagle; ?. q. Kennas Flying Buck vs. T. A Fan nings Babe Murphy; F. Morans Golden Rus set J. Hurleys Jimmy Rix; H. R. Bald wins Brutus White Earth Kennels Sou brette; Joe Perry's Commodore Nash vs. J. Iteidy's Bernice; A. Massey's Hadawist vs Joe a B. Kennels Rock Island Boy Nal!y & Mor- iey's White Diamond vs. Saratoga Kennels Silverado; J. Deane's Briliantine vs, ". smiths Silverfoot; D. Hoopers Koolawn J. F.. Dougheruy's White Rocket.
 Last Friday The Call tipped twenty seven winners out of thirty-two courses in the run down of the open stake, and eight winners of the eleven courses in the puppy stake. This Is a selection of win ners good enough for the consideration of the most critical of observers. In the run down of the eightydog stake, which will be decided tomorrow, The Call se- lects as probable winners the following dogs:
 Lottfe NJ, Las Palmas. Victor King. Royal Buck. Glen Rosa, Royal Prize, Miss Dividend, Counterfeit. Campania. Liberty Bell, Joy Bells Coolraine. Star Pointer, Promise Ne. old give, Prince Hal. Terrona Rest Assured Hark- away, Young America, Miss Alice, sylvanus. Lawrence, Fear Not, Moondyne, American Eagle, Flying Buck, Golden Russet. soubrette, Bernice, Hadawist. Rock Island Boy, White Diamond. Brilliantine and Koolawn
 The probable winners of the stake are Prince Hal, Moondyne, Koolawn and Rock Island Boy.
 Courses in the run down that look somewhat doubtful are the ones between Royal Buck and Snap Shot, Mystic and Miss Dividend, Billy Gladstone and Macs Melody.