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The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
WINS
A STAKE AT
UNION PARK
Still Another Victory for the
Curtis Kennels at San
Jose.

Curtis & Sons greyhound Beacon dis
tinguished himself at Union Coursing
Park yesterday by defeating II. F. An
derson's imported Crawford Braes I'm the
hnal OF the open stake. Had the fates
dealt more kindly with d. ]. Healey's
Lady Clare. she might have replaced Bea-
con In the final. She had to run two ex-
ira courses through getting unsighted,
and once ran over two minutes. She
should have met Beacon in the next TO
the last round, but was withdrawn 10
save her from possible injury.
Inc surprise of the day was the defeat
OF sweet Emma by Hot Haste. They ran
two undecided courses and at the third
attempt Hot Haste led and beat the crack
or the Kellogg Kennels handily. Auck-
iand 9 i peat Dora after running minutes
ana II seconds and was withdrawn. Blue
stone was also drawn after running 2
minutes and SO seconds with Maud S. The
latter was favorite at TO l. Lord Byron
Deat cash, which was favorite, at the
same odds. The result of the coursing in
detail follows:
Open stake-D. J. Healey's Lady Clare beat
russell Allen & Wilson's Master Clair: T.
nelfs Thornhill Comet; ]. Dicksons Black
Sess beat J. McCormack's Harebrain: T. J.
ny falr; T. and r. Scotts Lord Byron beat
curtis Sons Cash; Curtis & Sons Com
mod9re r, beat w. Trades Wandering Tom: d.
Ghella's Golden Russct beat Handy G. Smiths
victor Queen; w. G. Glasson's Terronite ran
a bye: Curtis & Sons Narcissus beat J. J.
Edmonds Morning GLORY: F. Morans False
Fls,terer beat Aeneid Kennels Agamemnon;
T.. M kellogg's Sweet Emma beat J. Segger-
son Sandelaria: J. II. Harrisons Hot Haste
beat +: McCools Fin McCool; ID. J. Healey's
Maori Land beat A. ]. Kcmps Signal: J. Car
rn Tolrs auckland beat F. Bakers Dora B; J.:
Sarrolls Bluestone beat Curtis g. Sons Maud
.; curtis Sons Beacon beat Erwin e. Lyon s
May Queen; z. ]. Mccabe's Craig Boy beat
:; hennedys Wine West; T. j. Cronins Thorn
hiii beat Dr. Leonards Master Lawrence:
curtis Sons The Fran beat Eugene Cas-
serly silence; II. F. Anderson's Crawford
Braes beat p. ]. McCabe's Sky Blue.
second round-Lady Clare beat Rose OF Ira
Zee Wid Tralee beat Black Bess: Lord Byron
beat Commodore: Golden Russet, a bye: Mar
clssus beat False Flatterer: Hot Haste beat
sweet Emma after two undecideds; Maori
Land ran bye, Auckland was withdrawn
Beacon ran bye. Blue Stone was with
orawn; Thornhill beat Craig Boy; Crawford
Braes beat The Fran
Third round-Lady Clare beat Wild Tralee;
Golden Russet beat Lord Byron: Narcissus,
a bye; Beacon beat Maori Land; Crawford
Fourth round-Lady Clare beat Narcissus:
beacon beat Golden Russet: Crawford Braes
ran bye With May Queen.
f1fth round-Lady Clare was withdrawn and
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CONEY ISLAND STAKES.
Entrance to Four Events Will Close
on january 3.

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-The Coney ISL
and Jockey Club announces the following
stakes, among others. TO close January 3,
1900. for the June meeting at Sheepshead
Bay:
For three-year-o and upward, the
Suburban. SO 900. of 500 each for starters,
Si00 forfeit. or only SIS If declared out by
February 20, 1900; guaranteed cash value,
SO 900, OF which 5000 to the second and
$1,000 to the third. Weights TO be an
nounced February l. winners, after an
nouncement OF weights. of two races Of
$1,000 or one of 5000. four pounds extra;
Of two of $1,000 or one of $1,000, eight pounds
extra: OF three of $1,000 or two of $1,000 or
one Of $1,000, twelve pounds extra.
For two-year-olds. the Great Trial, s20.-
600, for two-year-olds Goals of 1888. By
subscription OF 500 each or only SIS IL de-
clared out by March -. $50 II by April Is
or SO IL by May 10: starters TO pay $3.50
additional: guaranteed cash value. $50 600,
OF which $500 TO the second and $500 10
the third; winners of two races of $500
or one of 5000. seven pounds extra; maid
ems allowed five pounds; about six fur
longs.
The Double Event. $4,000. the first event
10 be run on the first day of the June
meeting, five and a half furlongs; the
second event TO be run on the last day
of the June meeting; about six furongs
The Great Eastern, $500. handicap, for
two-year-olds, six furlongs.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
YEARS BEST BALL GAME
BIG RACE OF BICYCLERS
BIG MONEY
GIVEN AWAY
BY TRACKS
Amounts Won by Leading
StaOles-Standing Of the
Jockeys to Date.

The season now in progress has given
owners OF horses that could win plenty
OF opportunity 10 lay away a snug sum
OF money ere the snow flies Since the in
ceptiOn OF the California Jockey Clubs
opening meeting on September . last. the
following stables have won over 500:
Burns a. Materhouse, $50, Or. II. +.
Rowen. $3.50; j. Ryan. 1850. J. q. Brown
* Co, S2S95: Pueblo stable. S2775: J. Coffey,
SZl65. NJ. Storm. S259O. Barney Schreiber,
S-550; J.. CorriEan. S2525: Alameda stable,
S2s25; ". Shields. $500; A. b. Spreckels,
$50, "a. -. Randall. S2255; J. J. Moran,
5000. u. J. Jones. $3.50; Carruthers a
shields. Slg75: j. i. Schorr, SlG25; +. J.
Baldwin. Sl5S5; True Briton stable, $3.50:
J IA. Shields $3.50: c. +. Durnell. $3.50;
l.. : Fountain, Sl505. r. Hughes. Sl455. i.
r. Mclaughlin, $3.50; J. Foley, 1890; J.
s. Gibson. SI3l5. q. Lind. Sl3J5. ". B. Sink
Jr.. Sl215. r. Mcmahon a. Co, Slls0; A J.
stemler. Sll70. q. Summers, Sll45; Cam
bridge stable. &lle0. T. r. Edwards, $lU30:
: =. Tate. slU5O. P Hldreth. SlO35. Walter
jennings $3.50; Don Cameron, $40; J. {.
Humphrey, So, Dan Honig, 500, +. NJ
linneu, 500, q. Boots, SSSU, W. l.. stan
Held. $50: 4. Moore. $50. :. +. Capps,
$3.50. Remsen stable, $500; ". Fisher, Ni5;
Miss NJ. O'Connell, $40; I. q. Ferguson.
800. r. +. smith, $40; }. J. Grant, $40:
O. Hackctt, 500. J.. q. Mcconnell * Co.
$3.50. Holman * Hollis. 500. DIR. l. w.
ORourke. S655. DOss * CO.. S555; ii. -.
Ahlers. $3.50. J. i. Crooks, s605. +. Phil
lips. 5000, .. p. Romigh, S575; Crane a.
owens. S575. e. g. White. S575; q. Denning.
$3.50. smith & Smythe, S545; +. }.
O'Rourke $50.
The money earned by the horses OF p.
Ryan was won almost entirely at Tan
fOran. as was the amount credited 10 l..
Corripan. The Spreckels colOrs were seen
only al Oakland. and with the exception
~ tloy. the amount taken by Or. Rowell's
horses was captured At the track over
the baH. Horses racing in the name OF
= u. Tate won SlWV and were trained 10y
Fred Edwards. which capable young
trainer also took SlO3O with horses rae
ing in his own name Galen Brown won
S.sE. and also trains the a. b. Spreckels
string which drew down $3.50 in purses.
The veteran Mat storm has $3.50 10 his
credit. and the $3.50 won by Jennie Reid
credited 20 r. Hughes also represents his
stable n Mat trains the useful mare.
Ia The following list OF jockey mounts.
the table is not arranged on the percent
ago basis. but according TO the races rid
.deu and the results obtained. Thorpe
heads the list, which Il follows:
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WINNERS OF THE RACES
WTHHHRESANDHOUNDS.
GOOD RIFLE
SCORES IN A
BAD LIGHT
Marksmen Shoot Years FL
nails Under a Leaden Sky
at San Rafael.

The final shoots OF the year OF the Cali
fornia Schuetzen and Verein Eintracht
Schuetzen clubs were held yesterday at
Schuetzen Park, near San Rafael. All
scores Of the CALIFORNIA; were Tailed in
separate classes. a number being worthy
OF note, Notwithstanding the leaden hue
OF the sky and the rather poor light on
the targets.
]. Utsehig, with a final score or 2Z29.
made the highest score in the first cham
pion class OF the California Schuetzen
Club. The scores in detail were as fol-
lows, all being finals:
California Schuetzen Club, hnals-First
champion class-John Utschig. 222s. Second
champion class-F. E Mason. 22l7; J. L.
Ctschig. 2ll7. First class-OttO Bremen, 2lil: +.
W. Belknap. 20l6. Second class-J. f. Cor
man. 2l4l: c. J. Walden. 2Oi7. Third class
A. Harpel 1919; r. LANCER. 1866. Fourth class
1856: J. Kulhman 1925
California Schuetzen Club. scores for the
day: First champion class. Utschig, 2lI
Second champion class-D. Il. Faktor, 22l, 2l1;
F. E. Mason. 200 First class-O. Bremen. 2l4
2OS; c. NJ Henderson 2ls. ls5: +. w. Belknap.
2O7. 1s6; II. Schroeder 203. 1s5. Second class
c. j. Walden. 20I. 205: A. Breuss. 200, l9S; A
Jungblut. 1872. ls6; Captain Attinger. 194. 1s0;
J. Tammeyer. 49, Third class-R. LANCER T76
147 Fourth class-F. A. Schrumpf 137. 14.
Verein Eintracht Schuetzen Section, monthly
medal shoot: Champion class-R Stettin. AIS
First class. Rohrer 27S. Second class-C.
Ehlinger. 34s Third class-C. T Ouer. 292
Best first shot-Captain Kuhls, 25. Best last
shot-CaDtain Kuhls, %.
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James Deans great dog Connemara di-
vided the stake at San Mateo Coursing
Park yesterday with r. f. de b. Lopez's $
Whitehead. The light failed before the
final could be run and the owners divided
rather than run off next Sunday, thus
shutting them out of another stake. Chief
interest centered about the running of E..
d. Fallon's Lily OF the West. She beat
Pepita, Motto, Commodore Nash and
Gladiator, but was beaten by Connemara
in the next round. The brace of grey
hounds were closely matched, but the
hare turned just shade toward Con, -
and he won.
He ran like a champion throughout the
day, beating Buxton, Irma, Young Amer
lea Vulcan and finally Lily of the West.
won from Rigby, the peir started up and
coursed another hare for some time.
Rosie was drawn in the succeeding round,
giving Whitehead an accidental bye. He
enjoyed a natural one in the next round,
which placed him in the final.
The dog owners interested will meet in
the Office, of San Mateo Park tonight to
discuss the question of assuming charge
of the coursing at the park. The park
directorate will meet on Wednesday to
accept or reject the conditions made by
the coursing men. The running yester-
day resulted as follows:
j. Deans Connemara beat Jeff Martinet's s
Buxton: Gus Abercrombies Irma beat X. E.
de b. Lopez's sara: Lowe & Thompson )
J. o OShea's Young America beat r. T.. de b.
Lopez's Wanda: A. Van der Wright's Master
Gordon beat w. l.. Stevens Artificial: A. =.
Bradbury's Sardonic beat JEFF Martinet's Ber-
nal Chief: Erwin Lyons Silver Wings beat
J. keenan's Fear Not, Curtis * Sons Vulcan
beat Jeff Martinets Bernal Boy: J. Perry )
Commodore Nash beat T. ]. Cronin's Depend
On Me; X. +. de Il. Lopez's Arrow beat T. j..
Cronins Iron Duke; +. u. Falions Lily OF the
West beat r. +. de y. Lopez's Pepita L. A.
McComb's Motto beat Kelly & Hawley's Baby
King; J. Deans Gladiator beat +. A. Nc
Combs Miss Skyrocket; Curtis & Sons Flying
Fox beat A. c. Bradbury's Bum: Russell Al
len a. Wilson's Julius Caesar beat r. L. de h.
Lopez's Carmencita; Connell Bros Senorita
beat ]. j. Edmonds' Go on; j. O'Shea's Golden
crombies Miss Rabbit beat NJ. Tiernan's Van
Brax; T.. ID. Fallons Armagh Lass a bye
White Diamond drawn: r. f. de B. Lopez 5
Whitehead bye, Joker drawn; J. Keenan's
Royal Buck beat A. C. Bradbury's Victor
Chief; p. McKane's Rigby beat Jeff Martinet's 9
BIZ Foster; Connell Bros Log Boy a bye
Merced drawn; Russell Allen & Wilson's Rosie
Clair beat T. Smiths Mary Black.
Second round-Connemara beat Irma: Young
America beat Prince Hal; Master Gordon beat
dore Nash beat Arrow; Lily of the West beat
Motto; Gladiator beat Flying Fox: Julius
Caesar beat Senorita Golden Gate beat Miss
Rabbit; Whitehead beat Armagh Lass; Rigby
beat Royal Buck; Rosie Clair beat Log Boy.
Third round-Connemara beat Young Amer
West beat Commodore Nash; Gladiator beat
Julius Caesar: Whitehead beat Golden Gate:
Rosie Clair beat Rigby.
Fourth round-Connemara beat Vulcan; Lily
of the West beat Gladiator: Whitehead a
bye. Rosie Clair drawn.
Fifth round-Connemara beat Lily Of the
West: Whitehead a bye. Connemara and
Whitehead divided first and second money.
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Columbia Marksmen.

The attendance OF the members or the
Columbia Pistol and Rifle Club on the
Harbor View range yesterday was as
large IL not larger than usual, and the
markers and scorers were kept very busy.
AS the year draws TO an end the interest
in the several matches is keener. num-
ber of events being closely contested. The
last shoot of the year will take place In
two weeks and at the conclusion the men,
bers and friends OF the club will assemble
at banquet at one OF the downtown res
taurants, at which the distribution
OF medals and other prizes will take place.
The recent record-breaking OF f q. Young
induced a. II. Pape TO come back from
the country to make another effort fer
the Glin1emann all-comers' rifle medal.
SO far he has not improved on his total.
The best scores on this match yesterday
were made by +. o. Young and A. T.. Dor-
rell, who scored 40 rings, Columbia target
count. In both the shot runs the bullets
were kept inside the siX-inch circle. The
scores In the class medal and re-entry
matches were as follows. rifle and musket
at 200 yards and pistol, revolver and small
rifle at 80 yards:
Rifle. class medal 200 yards. experts-F. o.
Young. IS; A. H. Pape IS Sharpshooters-G.
NJ. Borley. 112 Marksmen-G. Hoadley. 1876.
Pistol. class medals 30 yards-Experts-G.
NJ. Borley. 81: F. o. Young. "a; C. NJ. Daiss.
J. White. a. Marksmen-G. Hoadey. u; Mrs.
g. F. Waltham. 81; DR.. J; r. Twist, 70; +. 5.
Re-entry matches. Glindemann rife medal,
200 yards. off-hand-A B. Dorrell, As. 50. 50. So.
72: F. o. Young. 45; A. II. Pape. 4. s4: @.
Mannel. So. Military rife. Creedmoor count
siebe pistol medal. 50 yards-F. o. Young.
80. %; j. +. Cosgrave. SO. &c. 81. 81; Mrs. q.
Mannel. rs, 50; G. NJ. Dsiss. "a. 81. AZ. 81: @.
Hoadley, S. 80, 72. 81. 81: +. Becker. 81. g. 81,
20. II. TO- e. &c, g.. a. &c.
Lewis revolver trophy-F. o. Young. IS. 63.
60. 61 60.
Daiss % and 25-caliber rife medal. 30 yards
DR.. J. F. Twist, %. %. g. 3s 81. g. 30.
Record scores. so yards, pistol-M. ]. White
81: =. Becker. u; F. S. Washburn. SO. Rife,
go yards-F. s. Washburn. 81 100.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
A veteran Fisherman Dies.

George l.. Bradford. a veteran fisher
man OF Boca, on the Truckee. died at
that place on Friday. He was unique
figure in that vicinity for twenty-three
years. He was known as a most success
ful angler. having earned record for the
biggest catches in the Truckee River He
was never known to cast a fly out of sea-
son. but would take trout from below
Prosser dam and place them In Prosser
Lake for future angling.
"Uncle George" was at all times a genial
companion TO the boys. an enthusiastic
fisherman. and was recognized as an in
disputable authority on flies, as we'll as
all else pertaining TO the sport He was
buried at Truckee yesterday and was fol-
lowed TO the grave by many friends. who
Will greatly miss him. and who will re-
member him always as a true gentleman
as we'll as a keen. scientific sportsman.
He left no relatives
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
Shooting at Shell Mound.

The Naval Militia. Independent Rifles
and the Deutscher Krieger Verein held
their regular monthly shoots at Shell
Mound Park yesterday afternoon.
The Naval Militia shot for a trophy.
two divisions of fl6teen members taking
part. The score OF the first division was
AGO, that OF the second 475
The regular monthly medal shoot of the
Independent Rifles brought out a few
guns. The highest score was made by
Corporal Charles Snoning. AZ being record
ed to his credit; the total score was 4S7.
The Deutscher Krieger Verein shot for
bullseyes and medal. The highest score
for bulleyes was made by b. Hetzel. with
five TO his credit, and for the medal e.
Weyenmann, 3S1.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
ERNIE is FIT.
Buffalo Fighter Says He Is Ready to
Meet O'Brien.

NEW YORK. Dec. 3-Frank Erne OF
Buffalo and Jack O'Brien OF this city will
fight tomorrow night for the lightweight
championship OF the world before the
Coney Island Sporting Club. Erne II tho
favorite in the betting and both men are
said TO be trained 20 the hour.
Erne practically ceased his training to-
day, contenting himself with a short BIZ
cycle spin and a vigorous rundown. He
declared that ne never felt better. that all
traces of his recent illness were gone and
If OBrien won IL would be because he
was the better man. A good fight Is as
sured. Aside from the Lcavy-weight
championship. there has not been so much
money bet on a fight for a long time.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
Inqleside COupsinu.

wild Norah won the final in the puppy
stake at Ingleside Coursing Park yester-
day with Firefiy as runner-up. In the
open stake Benicia Boy beat Lexington
in the final in a weil-contested course.
Short-enders were numerous enough dur
ing the day TO keep the talent guessing
and Kings Borders win from Belle
Claire at to 10 put crtmp in many bank
rolls. Following are the days results:
Puppy stake. second tie-G. Beulin's Aloah
beat Corkery Hogan's Her Highness; G.
Lahusens Firehy beat J. l. OBren's Good
Time; c, Bonners Wild Norah, a bye.
Third tie-Aloah beat Wild Norah Firefy
a bye.
Final-wiId Norah beat Fireny
Open stake-Russell. Allen & Wilson's Belle
Thompsons Kings Border beat L. Wiggins'
Dexter p: James Byrnes' Battleship beat W.
Snapshot beat Frank X Foleys Sweetheart:
ID. shannon's Safeguard beat Murphy & To-
lands snN.s, Twilight will Ic,r JT j. Perig0s Belle
F. F. Chambill's Rocklin Belle beat ]. Nc
Enroes Magic Circle; ]. Maher's Benicia Boy
ington beat E. NJ. Kelloggs Hummer: H.
Lynch's Mystic Maid beat II. A. Deckelman' s
Rocker: E. M. Kelloggs Lady Gilmore beat
beat ID. Dillon's Modesty: Larkey & Rock; 5
Minerva beat J. Welch's Sweet Marie: ].
Byrnes' Eleven Spot beat Connel Bros Mamie
Pleasant: Russell, Allen & Wilson's Chicago
Boy beat A. Johnson's Lowlander; j. p.
Thrift's Grasshopper beat r. L. de B. Lopez :
beat II. A. Deckelmans Lawrence; W Me-
Carthy's Johnnie F beat J. Ferris Leah. w
McCarthy's Lily OF the Valley beat T. Nevin. 3
Nellie n; f. NJ Kellogg's Iowa Boy beat
Fleming Bros Flame.
Second tie-King's Border beat Belle Claire;
Snapshot beat Battleshp: Safeguard beat ReIc
Seward; Benicia Boy beat Rocklin Belle: Ley
ington beat Lady Gilmore: Mystic Maid bea,
Forget: Eleven Spot beat Minerva: Chicago
Boy beat Grasshopper: Maid OF the Mil beat
Johnnie F; Iowa Boy beat Lily OF the Valley.
Third tie-King's Border beat SNAPSHOT
Benicia Boy beat Safeguard: Lexington beat
Eleven Spot: Mystic Maid beat Chicago Boy:
Iowa Boy beat Maid OF the Mill
Fourth tie-Lexington beat Kings Border:
Benicia Boy beat Mystic Maid; Iowa Bow /.
bye.
Fifth tie-Benicia Boy beat Iowa Boy: Lex
ington, a bye.
Final-Benicia Boy beat Lexington.
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D-a-"@%-@%e-<@~%<@-
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Hughes /. Harvey ?.
Two-base hits-Harvey ?. Chance. Doyle. Sac
rifce nits-Shanahan. Mertes. Hulen Hughes.
First base on errors-Sacramento l. All-Califor-
mia 2 First base on called balls-Sacramento
2 All-California g. Left on bases-Sacramento
6 All-California :. Struck out-By Harvey .,
10y Hughes 5. Double plays-Harvey to Stanley
TO Sheehan; Sullivan. unassisted, Time OF game
- hours minutes Umpire-John Sheridan.
Scorer-J ". StapletOn.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
NAPA STOCK
FARM YEAR
LING SALE
Supsrbly Bred Youngsters to
Pass Under the Hammer
on December il.

A large party OF horsemen visited tho
Napa Stock Farm OF A Il. Spreckels yes
terday and inspected the big bunch OF
yearlings TO be disposed OF at Occidental
Horse Exchange on the evening OF De-
cember IA. They were chaperOned by
Manager Harry LOwden. and after Il
bounteous repast returned 10 this ,ity
well pleased with the days outing.
Among those present were: r a Hopper,
associate judge in the stand at Oakland:
Peter j. Shields. secretary OF the State
Agricultural Society; Thomas Fox. POST
master Of Sacramento: BOOkmakers Phil
Archibald and Max Cohen. Mat storm,
George Berry and several others equally
we'll known TO the turf.
Among the fOrty-one youngsters 20 be
disposed OF the visitors were especially
we'll pleased with the looks Of Belzeebub.
by imp. Crighton-Llsta Hook, the half
brother TO BambOulia. Cavanaugh. by
imp. Idalium-Lady Cleveland, was also
singled out as one likely 20 cause some
came in for much praise. as did Ravelling.
by Ravelston- -Elminta. grand looking
bay colt. Follow Me. by imp. Idalium-
Folly, had many admirers and the black
colt from the great mare Candid, by imp.
Idalium, will not lack for bidders on tho
evening OF the sale.
The full list of youngsters 10 be dis
posed Of with pedigree Is as follows:
L
2 Andover. br. T.. Idalium-Annie Race.
g. BeIlerophon, ch. c.. General Miles-Bell-
4 Boronia. br T.. Crighton- Border Lassis.
8 Floranthe. br T.. Eolo-F1Orence II.
6. Metacomet ch. G, The Judge Meta III.
T. Annesley, b. G.. Idalium-lmp Attos1-
s. PequIlIo. ch. T., Idalium-Piquante.
9. Utropos. b. c. Eolo- Umatilla;
10. Gllttering blk. C.. Idalium- Glitter
II. Melanterite. b. T.. General Miles -Melanita.
l2 Luculent ch. T., Creighton Lucille.
l3. SaccharOid b. T., The Judge-Sacharrfsa-
IA. Ravelling b. c., RavelstOn- -Elmineta.
Is. our Punch ch. c.. Eolo-Irene r.
16. Tiolita. b. e.. Crighton-Ttoga III.
II. Carrophyllis. b. T., Idalium-Carnation-
1s Grace Cup. b. T., Puryear D-Grace s.
10 Nozumbege b. T., The Judge-Norumbega
20. My Judy br. Z. EolO-Irene +.
q. Charenton, b. C., General Miles
% Follow Ne. b. C.. IdaIium-Folly.
%. Fridolin. b. T.. The Judge-Frisa.
q. GriscOmb. b. T., Eolo-Griselda.
p. George Dewey, b. C., General MILES,
26. Nelgourie. ch T.. Idalium-Nels Bell.
p. Cambaceres. blk. C.. Idalium-Imp. Candid.
2s. Peut Etre. b. c.. General Miles-Vielleicht.
%. Bride Ale. ch. T.. Eoo-Brd Veil.
30. The Ravel, ch. T.. Ravelston-T Therese.
81 Pidued, b. C.. Idalium-Pique III.
90. Peg-a-Long. b. c.. Crighton-Sweet Peggy.
a. Cavanaugh. b. c.. Idalium-Lady Cleve-
land.
IS. Pate de Fois. b. T.. The Judge-Patricia-
36. Belzeebub. b. c., Crighton-Lista Hook.
81. Sugar Beet. b. T., Crtghton-VictOry.
81 Fatum. ch- c., CrghtOn-Fatima IL
80. The Trawler. br. c.. EOlO-Tragic.
AZ. Ainder. DIX b. c.. Crighton- Abble T
Al. Limb Of the Law. ch. c.. The Judge
Agnes Il.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
Selections for To-Day.

First raoe-Diomed. My Gypsy Advance
Guard.
Second race-siiver Tone. ostier Joe. Alicia
Third race-Afamads. Potente. Mocorito.
Fourth race-zorosster. Opponent. Dr. Mem
bua.
Firth race-Linnen Stable Granger
Sixth race-G. r.. Morris. Lena. Inverary II
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
FALLING OFF IN HAREs

STOCKTON. Dec. 3.-The Interior
Coursing Club had to declare to-day's
meet on owing to failure to get hares.
The Thanksgiving meeting was snoIrad
for the same reason. The supply is short
because OF the bad weather, which makes
Il hard to catch the prey of the grey
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
WON BY ALEX w. PAPE.
Bushnell photo.

BushneII photo.
4 LEN W. PAPE. who flies the colors
N OF both the Olympic Athletic Club
n and Dolphin Swimming and Boating
Club. has held the single scull
championship for two years. To COM
memorate his victories. the officers of the
Pacific Athletic Association and Amateur
Athletic Union presented him the silver
trophy shown in the illustration. Mr..
Pape has performed brilliantly in the out
rigged sldff, a racing craft peculiar to the
waters of this bay. Next season he will
be seen in the shell races. There is a
project on foot TO bring Edward Hanlon
Ten Eyck, champion amateur sculler of
the world, to this coast. II he comes Mr.
Pape will be the man selected TO meet
him. Young Ten Eyck is anxious to come
as is also his father.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-04
Fun at the Chutes.

Major Mite" continues 10 be the at
traction at the Chutes. One OF the larR-
est crowds Of the season gathered at the
rious attractions.