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gave an extra twist to the leather and
II cut the air for long drive down the
field. Payne failed to catch II and Eili
Of California dropped on the pigskinehf-
teen yards from the enemy's goal line.
Bang, smash came first Hall, then
Smith and the ends until the second
touchdown was imminent. The signal
was given and Han shot through the
bunch. making the score 1l-0. which was
soon changed to 10 by Kaarsberg's goal
But this did not dishearten the Ore
gonians. They came back TO the game
with fierce determination and taught the
Californians a lesson r1very inch was
battled for. and down the field they forged
their way until but twelve yards from
CALIFORNIA; goal the tide was turned and
the ball changed hands. The entire oregon
team played a;' one !,,. Possessed. f5tsh9p
dashed around HilIs end for twenty
yards, Edwards catapulted CALIFORNIA; :
line and Knop beat the California
center. 1t was gritty work. and the spir-
tied playing OF Oregon brought out cheer
after cheer from all Spoiled of touch
down late in the game, they lacked abil-
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.
Mrs. Crooks and r. G. Brown Win
Handicaps at San Rafael Golf
Club Grounds.

The heavy rains which fell in the early
part of the week and the doubtful condi-
tion Of the weather Yesterday were re-
sponsible for the small number OF golfers
women.s W. Y competitl5n against 'sborev''
played on election day resulted in three OF
the contestants making the same net
score The three-Mrs. J. j. Crooks, Miss
played of the tie yesterday. Mrs. j. J..
Crooks won. being 4 down on DOGGY. -
Mrs. r. @. Brown was second, with 10
with IL down. The prize was woman :
buckle and belt The regular fOrtnlghtly
ladies' handicap did not take place owing
TO the necessity for playing Off the tie
For the mems elghteen-hOle handicap.
medal play. there were seven entries. r..
Gilman Brown being scratch. and the rest
receiving handiCaps. The results ara
shown I'm the table.
SAN RAFAEL GOLF CLUB MEMS HANDI-
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on the west side Of the University
OF California gridiron and shouted
their throats dry yesterday at the
football game between the Califor-
MIA and the oregon elevens saw the hard
est-fought battle Of the season. The
much-heralded Blue and Gold team was
put upon its mettle and the two touch
downs. earned after the most arduous
and iercest play, bespeak a world Of
praise for the young students of the Ore
gon State University.
California is to-day the strongest eleven
in this State. and an easy victory was
prognosticated for the Blue and Gold. Ii
was anything but that. Again and again
would the stalwart California backs come
at the Oregon line. and small gains would
mark the course. oregon was l57 pounds
10 the man and California was l73. and this
in football affairs means something. Al
though the local team IS but of average
weight, the members OF It appeared gigan-
tic when faced against their much lighter
opponents.
California also rested on n football
training Of fifteen years. while the Ore
gonians are still IN the gristle. And with
all these natural advantages the Blue and
Gold could cross the Oregon goal line but
twice once. in the second half. the visit
Ors were fifteen yards from the goal posts
/ Of the home team, but there they took
root and moved no farther. II was the
only scare Of the day for California. but
IL drew forth gaSps from some and impre-
cations from others.
on the side lines Cochran watched his
men with eager Interest, and Frank SiHp-
son. formerly n tackle on one Of Califor-
Mas representative clevens. looked OUT
for the Oregonians. He has been coach
ing the Oregon eleven. and the good re-
suits are pictured in the playing Of his
team. Both elevens came in for an equal
share OF applause, as did the coaches. The
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crowds gathered in the stands and about
the field were non-partisan, critical and
honest judges. Brilliant work from either
side received equal recognition and un-
stinted applause from the leathern-throat-
ed and ebulient collegians.
The field was slow. due to the heavy
rains that have made football games mud
symposia OF late. Payne of the Wehfoot
aggregation started the game by a kick
fornia goal. 1t fell in Kaarsberg's hands.
but did not remain there long. for he re-
turned II by way OF punt to the center Of
the field An off-side play gave Oregon
a present OF ten yards. but in the two
succeeding plays they We're unsuccessful.
and Payne was forced to punt again.
Kaarsberg returned the compliment, and
the visitors. finding the California line
impregnable Of assault, kicked once more.
The pigskin was in the possession Of
California on its own hfteen-yard line.
Now was the time TO try the fleet Cali
fornia backs. and Captain WhipDle used
them TO the full. Back OF turret interfer-
ence be shot his first big gun. Kaars-
berg. Forty yards around Jakay's end
came the California charger before he
was dragged TO earth Percy Hall fol-
lowed with his old-time dash and daring
Tor twenty yards more. Then Loco
motor Smith was brought into action
and he forged through the line for an
appreciable gain. followed by Hall.
Everything pointed TO a touchdown, but
II was not TO be AZ that stage After the
second down and but seven yards from
Oregon's fort Hall fumbled and Oregon
was temporarily saved. Payne punted
the ball twenty-five yards and the on
slaught began anew. This time Womble
was given the ball and he sailed around
the Oregon's right extremity up 10 the
two-yard line before his face was buried
in the mud. dart through the center
and Smith scored the first touchdown
of the game and Kaarsberg kicked a goal.
What remained OF the first half was
utilized in much punting and some bril-
liant end running by Hall and Greisberg
oregon could not force CALIFORNIA; thickly
gummed line. and kicking was resorted to
as defense by Oregon and offense by Cali
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Minor Football Games

GALESBURG. ILL.,, Nov. 1S-Iowa, %;
Knox, O.
LINCOLN. Neb.. Nov. 1s.-University OF
Kansas. S6; University of Nebraska, 90.
State College, 0.
LAFAYETTE. Ind. Nov. 1s.-Purdue
10; Notre Dame TO-
versity. y; Ohio Medical School. o.
-WESTV1LLE. Ohio, Nov. s.-Kenyon
45; Otterbee. 0.
ANN ARBOR. Mich. Nov. 1s-Michi-
gan, Is; Case School, Cleveland. 6.
EVANSTON. ILL.,, Nov. 1s-Northwest-
ern, IL Indiana University, 6.
CLEVELAND, Nov. 1S.-University of
Buffalo 5, Western Reserve o.
NASHVILLE, Tern. Nov. 1s-Vander-
bilt University s, Texas University 0.
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PLAYED a Tie Game.

An exciting game of football was played
this afternoon between an eleven from
the Alameda High School and a team
from the Lick School of San Francisco
The game was interesting from start to
finish. Both sides were spurred on to do
their best by the pupils OF their respective
schools. who were present in large num-
bers. The teams were very evenly
matched and the game resulted In draw.
The same players will come together at
the Alameda grounds next Saturday
when they will attempt TO settle the ques-
tion Of supremacy
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Claimed His Arm Was Broken.

NEW YORK, Nov. 1S.-At the Pelican
Athletic Club of Brooklyn tonight George
McFadden, the young lightweight who re-
Gently knocked out Kid Lavigne, met
Whitley Lester OF Philadelphia TO go
twenty rounds at 1913 pounds. The fight
ended In the seventh round, Lester quit
ting, claiming that he had broken his
arm.
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KILLED ON THE GRIDIRON.
Iowa University Student Suffers {
Fracture of the Skull.

IOWA CITY. Iowa, Nov B.-In game
of football between the senior and Junior
students OF the University of Iowa to-day
w. n. Stevenson, senior, whose home is
in Des Moines. suffered a fracture Of the
skull and died before he could be carried
from the field
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Wisconsin 1e. Minnesota o.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi. Nov. ls-wis-
consin defeated Minnesota this afternoon
~ TO Q. Six thousand enthusiasts were
present The first half ended with the
score 70 .. O'Dea made two goals from
pace KICKS and was responsible for one
was then secured on a fiuke.
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The SNOWFALL football team OF Vallejo
will meet the Company II team at Six
teenth and Folsom street grounds next
Sunday. Both teams have many victories
10 their credit. This will be the first OF
series OF three games.
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Flashes of the Football Game at Berkeley and
in This CitY

close and exciting game Princeton de-
feated Washington and Jefferson here to-
day by n score of to 0. the only touch-
down being made in the second half. The
game was characterized by Princetons
heavy drives through its opponents line
and the splendid tackling OF Washington
and Jefferson
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Olympics Beat Stan
ford byScoring Two
I ouchdowns.

fornia. When the half closed the ball was
the property of the blue and gold team
ten yards distant from Oregon's goal line.
The second half gave the blue and gold
a twinge or two of doubt Repeatedly
did Oregon hold California and receive
the ball for the good work After some
rare punting on both sides Kaarsberg
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Stockton Defeated

STOCKTON. Nov. ls.-The Stockton
High School was defeated this afternoon
IN hard fought game. in which the su-
perior team work Of the California School
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The second football eleven OF Company
H. League of the Cross. will play the
Spartans at Preside Athletic Grounds
this afternoon at 2:9O The teams will line
up as follows:
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Santa Cruz *. Los Gatos o.

SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 1s.-The Santa Cruz
High School football team defeated the
Los Gatos team at Los Gatos this after
noon. Score, Is to O. Neither side scored
In the first half
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ON PRESIDE GRIDIRON.

Of Mechanical Arts counted. The score
was u to in favor Of the visitors.
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ity to force matters, and were never again
near the scoring point.
The teams lined up:

OLYMPICS THE VICTORS.
Olympics 10, Stanfords o.
Again have Stanford and Olympic met
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Continued on Thirteenth Page.
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Princeton q w andJo.

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. R.-In a
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California 12, Oregon o.

: HE people who crowded the stands
on the west side OF the University
OF California gridiTon and shouted
their throats dry yesterday at the
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IN teams started The second half with
The sun., 1899-05-17

against gambling and had told him that hs
would stand by him In everything he did.
Was any pressure brought to bear ON Won
and the Chief In this gam bling matter A.
Odd you hear of any pressur. bs,nr
exerted on anybody A.-WelI. mona WaS
brought on nre. I'd put any one out of NV
oulce who came to me with any such proposi.
tlon: recall now many Conversations with
McCullagh when he was Chief about gam bling.
put they were all about how he should suppresa
u. Jhere was no pressure on me- and IL
any to bear. w wy ohu priuH
hQ;nlpo you believe gambling is going on in
TINS city 7 Il answer that question yes, and
NO; ner,oy IL you ask me DO know It by actual ex.
Eo1b tb ask cif me d" believe gambling is going on
this city as 1t does In all cities. and It SlWaya
VIII: believe Il utterly impossible TO entireiy
suppress gambling. | do not believe II ia IN
the power OF the police or anybody else 10 an. NJ
Vpeiy stop gambling in big city like New
Q.-Do you recall Commissioner SEXTON .sl.
ing 70 have Mcconnell tran sferred T.Imst
ianlhtly took no interest in the matter
--Diun you have some conversation with
Chlet McCullagh on the matterP I.WWhenY
saw there was friction between Com missinnass :
sexton and the Chief told the lattar iSat
thought he had better arrange the tTansfer .
he could. believed that II should h. dnnn b III u
cause the Commissioner had asked Il. LII II bsS @
The sun., 1899-05-17

Eimrysq EEEesy minute he was less and less master of
vons to dsns h% 70 sss Soa for
.on Didn't decline" cried the witness. ~ IN
Chief Chief That's why I wanted Mccullash re-
The witness leaned hack in his chair with
defiant look. but through the ranks Of the
Tammany contingent In the room there went
MOSS 90
he himself couldn't be reckoned at more than q
NsEsS back to MI Fl. MHs ssS 'T III Sa sds ss
taned from him damaging confession. on He He
.o;S and Dsysry and Farrell were oil friends
against dH sSR say Ht yGa saR had nothing
Q.fou voted to remove him and now give
With 1e & g sesSsr % %
not that kind.
OH. LET Us ALL BE GENTLEMEN.
Not that kind ?" said Mr.. Moss in surprise.
,Na-a-a.a-h." snarled the witness with ca
negative" said Mr. Moss reeretfuIiy. i'''n VI ''''
"Doncher p retorted the witness. Well II
Would" S ~ A'''' more S'n'''~an'' maybe you
THE TRANSFER OF MCCONNELL.
zQ-Did you know that Mcconnell went to
Farrells poolrooml Al didn't know Farrell
kept poolroom., don't know Mcconnell. l
wouldn't know him II he came in the room
Q.-,But you asked for his transfer Why did
,.Q;--Wasnt he a good ofiiceri A-Go ask
On being directed to answer by Chairman
stories about Mcconnell. but he couldn't recall
what they roh We're; adm. 80, to,o,,ono u.c,,u.
and ask i he had transferred GcconneIlSS A."
don't remember.
he sif 06Sn'fa t2 make this transfer
so ths @ al h hi that that he Ss haG
prem; pTSH;qss to t9 fta1S sa any more Of tS Al dons
missioner, Hamilton. and the former said that
mot so ala SnS e'S A think so sna' this was
h2:t,Didp9t ,lDnI9. MeCaIIa,sh then refuse to make
p!And you i inffraduced fGd resolution into tho
board to transfer Meconnell3 A.-Yes. sir.
'eSot March ie you another
resolution Into the board ordering the Chief to
o@Why I did You do 10 thlsf 1.1oh ohes prebaSIy f'E
ne wanted 10 go to JAMAICA: .
Hh2 Hmgis yo1 "ss ss SsS Chief to transfer Capt
.,0;a,Bidpt y9a EapS him away from Fifth
the hoard cha" CHANGED? H,"Yes' Sir fuS' '' soon as
Q,-Now dc you say that the Mcconnell m at
ter had nothing to do with Frank Farrell? A
i dontkno about Farrell at all.
Q;.Didn.t Senator Suliyan come IN in the
Senator Sullivan is often in my office. but I
don't think he figured IN this matter.
Q.-Are you Hing TO have Mcdonnell tell his
story himself Al do MT care.
OFF he takes the stand what will your
board do in the matter OF his pension? You
understand he retired on disability. and his
pension is a very small one. $40 month be-
lieve. viii II affect him in any way il he goes
I'd dop
OIL supposed you'd revoke 1t. A-No. in
deed am not that kind.
York Praises McCullngh.
We'll, we'll excuse you for the present, Mr..
Sexton" said Mr.. Moss and he called Presi-
dent York OF the Police Board to the stand In
answer to questions Mr.. York said that he had
McCullagh. He helped make him acting
Chief. he said. and had frequently talked over
his duties with him. He, had advocated. on
Mp( 'ullaQh'S ba said n nio,T,
The sun., 1899-05-17
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OH. LET us ALL BE GENTLEMEN.

Not that kind ?" said Mr.. Moss in surprise.
Na-a-a-a-h," snarled the witness with ca
nine infection.
Il don't understand your enunoiation OF the
negative" said Mr. Moss regretfully.
Doncher p retorted the witness. well II
you'd act little more gentlemanly maybe you
would"
The sun., 1899-05-17
York Praises McCuIInEh.

sexton W sail Mr. Moss and m he he calIed llIfn Pres:
dent York OF the Police Board to the stand In
answer 10 questions Mr. York said that he had
and always had had the greatest confidence in
McCullagh. He helped make him acting
Chief. he said, and had frequently, talked over
McCullagh's part. he said. a strong cam paign
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-23
The Ball Ca

is- .
 The match me of base ball between the A. x $. E. and Copper Queen mines played yesterday at Naco was one of tht best games that has been played 'n thi vicinity for some time, and mana ,ers c F. Nichols and V. R. Stiles teserv credit for getting toVether such ali az gregatlon of balr players, and for sivi'., the people such bali as was played yes terday on the, ,Naro base ball ground, The game was exciting and never lacke, interest from Start to finish. With on or two exceptions both teams jplaye. as good ball as could be found in auy professional team a':, '' 2" .., H>' ....
 The pitching ot both Delay and Arm- strJng was of the very best, and the .econii base work of Telraney of tie Copper Queen team was something of tlle phenomenal order.' Such gamea of Dalf as this will always draw large crowds, no matter where played. About 800 people went down. from Bisb4e 10 see tne game.
 The following is the official score by innings. .-.,s
 1234 6 z 8 910 Copper Queen-0 Q % 3 ? 0 0 A. X s. E. K. R.-2 l 0 0 l 0 1
 Bases on Balls-Adains. Graf.
 Two Base Hits-Teianey Armstrong, Howe. ES~
 Double Plays-rehaney to Twoomey, Grat to Johnson. St
 Hit by Pitched BalAAdams.
 Struck Out-By Delaney, II; Arm strong, II. AZ
 Passed Balls-Graf 2, Adams l..
 Umpire, Rose. A9>
 Scorer, Dr. tarringt6n
 Time ot game, he Gr and 48 minutes.
 AtlendahGe, 9SO. >Tf
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-23
HE' E'' .J Spain's Greatest Need.

'@ Mir. R., P. Olivia. of Barcelona, Spain, spends his winters at Aiken $. 0 Weak nerves had caused severe, .pains in the back of his head. On using Electric Bittersg Americas gretaest Blood and Nerve Remedy. all pain soon left him. He says thls grand medicine is what his country needs. All iAmerica knows that it cures liver and kidney trouble, puriiies the blood, tones up the stomach, strengthens the nerves, puts vim, vigor and new life into every muscle nerve and organ of the body. If weak, tired or ailins you need it. Every bottle guaranteed, only 50 cents. Sold by Bisbee Drug Store and Copper Queen Store
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-23

Al Ezekiels, formerly peputy United States Marshal under w. K. Meade, anl'receItly interested in mining in the Dragoons, is in jal1 id Tucson charged with murder, he having on Saturday laet shot to death on the street m ruc son c. c. Rasmussen, an old resident of tliAt tity. The circumstances as thus far reporled would indicate that .@ih,. killing WAS utterly uhjastitiable. ,''
 Asw'i;rr in the Atlanla Consti,uiion tells tale, pfrhaps antphingraphic..', oi an author who, heing harl prassed by his, c'edltors, wrote"'to an editor for whom he had uone some work; "Piease send check at once as my gas oil is dae." Tbe candid editor replied in this brief fashion: "So is mine. Heaven help us all" my i'o''' ...f ....". a
 Gen. Shafter, on Oc;ober l6, reached the age of retiring from the army, but will be kept in command of the depart- nent of California, with his present volunteer rank as Major General, until all the volunteers are returned from Manila for muster, out and until the last of the new infantry regiments have started across the Pacific.
 The ladies of the Catholic church are to give another one of their annnal fairs during the middle of next month. The affair promises to be very grand affair. Further. particulars will b, given rom time to time as the programme is ar ranged.
The Arizona daily orb., 1899-10-23
YOUR FACE.

Shows the state of your ieelings and he state ot your healt. as well. I'm. .pufe blood rhakes itself apparent in . pale and sallow complexion, Pimples and Skin Erupionszy'ii you are feeling weak and worn out and do not have healthy appearance you should try Acker's Elooi, Eiixir.> It cures all blood disea,ss where cheap sarskpar. illas and aa called pnrauers fail; know. ing this we sell every bottle on pos. Hive guarantee. For sale 1t Bisbee rrng. Store.