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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-12
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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-12
Upton SAYS TWAS
FAIR, SQUARE RAGE

] New York. Oct. talking his de-
feat gamely, Sir Thomas Upton yet
made no attempt to conceal the KEEN
est disappointment when he talked
about the races tonight on the Erin.
II am very much disappointed. he
said. Il thought within fifteen min
utes Of the finish that We had won.
was as sure a. my life We had won.
when ! looked around the situation
had changed aud We had lost. II was
hard blow TO be so near winning
and then 10 lose. should like to have
got one race just by way of conso-
lation, II is very hard thing to he
beaten by a breath-by few beats
OF the pulse. II has been severe
strain on me. | have worked so hard
for many months now and am glad
|, Is over
"Columbias win day was fair and
square and hOnorabl, There Is moth
ing to protest IL wan. d to protest.
II. fact have a feeling IN my heart
that If there had been any error in
judgment az all It would have been in
my favor II there had been any pos
sibiiity of choice in the matter | be-
!ieve the yacht club would have given
me the race. Sometimes man has q
better boat. but even having it must
have a wee bit OF luck to win. am
very grieyed indeed. very grieved. and. -
he added. L should like to have won
one race"
Hardly had the Erin's anchor touch
yacht Corsair came alongside bearing
the regatta committee of the New
York Yacht Club. Sir Thomas met
them at the head OF the gangway. and
as he shook hands with them indivi-
hually, he said:
Gentlemen. 1t was fair beat.
want to say again that you have treat
ed me with the utmost fairness and
courtesy. You have met every wish
of mine and from my heart | thank
you."
Commodore Lewis Cass Ledyard,
rhairmau Of she New York Yacht Club.
replied: .;ir. We have never had a
truer srJ>rtsman TO deal with"
Many OF Sir Thomas guests on board
the Erin crowded around to express
their sympathy at his defeat and as
sured him VI the high place he had
won in the hearts of all Americans
when man wins heart he has won
more than the cup" said one of them.
There were tears In the Irish Baronet's
eyes when he thanked them for their
kind words. said he:
The words you have spoken touch
mo more than my defeat today. | tried
to win the cup and | have done my
best. But better than that. have the
good wishes OF this country"
When asked about his plans for the
future, Sir Thomas said; 1t is too
early to talk about my plans. About
the Shamrock, cannot decide yet what
| shall do as to challenging again; II
L. too soon to think about it,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1901-10-12

black with people from gunwale TO
In a great horseshoe. The great white
flyer came or well in the lead. The
patriotic shippers with their hands on
the whistle cords. could hardly re-
strain themselves. AS she swept
across the fiuish the din was soul-de-
stroying Whistles split the air and
steam sirsr. walled. drowning the
crash OF the bands and the cheers OF
the people. The concert of sound was
terrific Until after the gallant sham
rock. beaten. bur not disgraced. cross
ed a minute and eighteen seconds later,
whistles and sirens we're kept going.
When they died away the bands could
he heard playing Columbia. the Gem
o. the Ocean" Yankee Doodle and
other patriotic airs.
The steam yacht Corsair was the first
TO signalize the American victory by
setting tho starry banner at her mast
head. BY this time all the shippers had
had ample time 10 ransack their lock-
every vessel in the feet was alive with
American hags.
Sir Thomas Upton on the Erin did
not approach within half mile of the
finish line. He had seen his high hopes
blasted. and. probably, did not care to
be in the jubilation over the defeat OF
his champion. But. like a good sports.
man. after the Columbia went over
the line. he ran the American flag M
to the fore-peak and fired salute o!
honor. The rival crews cheered each
other as they we're towed home behind
their tenders, escorted by the whole
excursion feet.
Within q half hour after the con
clusion of the race the committee boat
In accordance with the agreement e
race daily from now on. set the sigma
for race tomorrow.
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SECOND RACE DETAILS

New York. oct. Sin gloriou.
wholesale breeze. which hecled the
big cup contestants down untiltheiy
lee rails were awash inthe foaminp
seas. THRESHOLDS white wonder. the
Columbia. today beat Watson's British
lai course Of thirty miles by two min
utes and fifty-one seconds. actual time
With the forty-three seconds which tbs
Irish sloop must allow the American
boat on account OF her larger sail plal
the Columbia won the second race oi
the series by three minutes and thirty
five seconds.
The fastest race ever sailed in a Gun
contest. II was not only royal strug-
gle from a spectacular point of view
but II was absolutely decisive as u
the merits OF the two racing machines
There Is not u yachting sharp who wit
messed the race today who Is not
firmly convinced that the defender Is
the ADLER boat blow high or blow low.
beating. reaching or runuingg. and that
:" '"on''s anu MS ''e''! hr'''e''
tars are doomed ~ return home empty
handed.
AGAIN 'he ah''rh' piece oi si'N''
which was brought across fifty years
"R"' u sa''' Again american suprem'
"'F III murine ar'h''e''"re mas been
yindicated. Sir Thomas has been wish
ing TOT pree"e lha' Wo"lu purE th'
o'a''''"'N zee ra''' ana .onaE he ha''
w. just as ne ha" " slflilar breeze IN
Tue concluding race TWO years ago
Nheh 'he 'o'"l,ip'" III "FN'hs nhish
p'"' '"' "'s' '"a'iFo'N oN'r SIN MI"
u'vs'
Tue "'hd 'o"aE was str"hs ana true
"'oM INK ap"u' ''kh''eii MINUS from 'ho
hor''"'s', ana IL every punt oi san
''S' 'N''P' p'rn'ps r"l'il'ns peiore 'h'
"'""' j" ""i," '"e "eteh"er ""S az
,e""E '"N'h '"' '''as"'' VI '"' 'h"'-
'ns'r. 'h' ,"nh'e s'nop prove" her-
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NM "i' "'h"'' an" '"''''- 'o"i S'''
ohus ue"'n" Tue "l"s -huh'e'' uii''i sh'
pm" up anu passea Tue 'rish ooa''
me- "''es "t'e' running tue marx.
NV No'"''o," pace was raster ana
SUI "'n"'e" "e''eI thaH her rival
n'''n'"s 'oI 'he hrs' Hiarh' zen
m,',' "'"h Tue Long 'saho shoIe'
VIZ" '"e VIM "o"'' 'he oe"ii'' sh'
Ha'ne" '"th,S-t"o SECONDS III the
CLOSER reach TOT the second stake she
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perry. sluping decks. and the squirting
spray was tossed thirty feet high as
they shook their lean noses free from
the foaming ,rests. On the thrash I'd
windward their decks were a smother
.. white and fountains Of foam circled
away from their graceful bows.
The Yankee victory began with thu
start. when the crafty Barr. by a sys'
TEN Of maneuvering. convinced his ad
versary that he was trying to cross ths
line first. Captain Sycamore promptly
took the bait. and. rushing his boat
into position sent her away almost In
! the smoke Of the gun. Thereupon Cap
tain Barr. having accomplished his
purpose. tackled about back of the line
and held off for more than a minute.
Then. with u flying start. he went over.
jiist before the handicap gun was fired.
Some Of the patriots were disappointed
until the experts explained that there
was no windward berth in a reach
where the boats could lay their course
straight for the mark, and that the po-
sition astern. where Barr could keep
his eye on every move Of his rival,
was the commanding one.
He could watch Sycamore like a
hawk. knowing that when the gap be.
tween them was closed the race was
man eve could tell which boat II either
was gaining. so closely were they
matched But gradually IL became APP
parent that the Columbia was over
hauling the flying challenger. Slowly,
inch by inch. and foot by foot, the
white boat gained. Both were going
a. terrific pace, The patrol fleet to
windward, steaming line ahead at in
tcrvals OF 400 yards. had no difficulty
In keeping the excursion fleet clear OF
the winged giants. Everything in the
fleet had to crowd on steam 10 keep
the racers in sight. and the gait at
which they were going left tugs and
some Of the big steamers astern. The
guide boat. which started fifteen min
utes before the racers. dug out at full
of the distance and get the float over
board before the racers were upon her.
Whila going out. the big North Ger
man liner Deutschland, outward bound
to Cherbourg. went through the edge
OF the excursion fleet half mile to the
southwark. The fest seemed anchored,
40 fast she went. looking like a big.
swiftly moving summer hotel. In
twenty minutes she was midtown on
the horizon.
As the yachts approached the outer
mark a stream OF signal flags were set
on the revenue cutter Gresham. the
flagship Of the patrol feet. instructing
them Ia the universal language of the
sea TO change direction by the right
flank. The patrol boats swung around
TO line Of west and charged down upon
the excursion fleet. The latter with
bells changing in the engine rooms for
more speed, turned tail and the whole
feet rushed madly to leeward OF the
last leg of the course.
Leaving the first mark on the star
! GARD. the racers gybeG and went
Caresning for III. second mark. the
Columbia gaining slowly, but surely.
They had covered the first ten miles
In little over fifty minutes. when
they swung around the second stake
they took In their baby jib topsailS and
hauled into the wind for the beat
home. Both yachts heeled until their
underbOdies were liftet high out If
the water and their lee rails diDDed a
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The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
INDIANS PLAY TIE GAME.
Neither the Carlisle Men Nor Their
Opponents Score.

PITTSBURG, Nov. 23.-In spite of an
all-day rain, which made the field a veri-
table mud puddle. a good-sized crowd
gathered to witness the contest between
the Washington and Jefferson School
eleven and the Carlisle Indians AS In
the game last season, neither team
scored.
ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. 2s.-Michi-
gan 80, Beloit 0, is the astonishing score
of the football game between these two
teams to-day. The strong team from Be-
lott was unable to do anything against
the Ann Arbor men. Only once, near the
end of the game, did the visitors gain
their five yards. On account of the
heavy, wet field, which was practically
pond in the center filled in with saw
dust before the game started, few end
runs were made. Most of Michigan's
touchdowns were made through line
bucking.
LAWRENCE, Kans., Nov. 23-Kansas
University IL, Texas University 0. Kan
sas won an uphill game after a hard
straight game of playing. No score was
made in the first half. in which the Texas
team excelled in punting, and in which
the ball was on Texas 13-yard line once.
The score in the second half was made
after nearly twenty minutes play.
CHICAGO, Nov. 23.-Minnesota 16,
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
SOPHOMORES WIN
THE BARGE RACE
Defeat Juniors in the
Interclass Rowing
Contest.

OAKLAND, Nov. 23.-The sophomore
barge crew won the University of Cali
fornia interclass championship this after
noon on the Oakland estuary, defeating
the juniors in the final heat by three and
a half boat lengths The regatta was
slow and all the afternoon was taken up
in rowing three heats. The attendance
was small.
The first heat was between the sopho-
more and freshman crews, the former in
the university barge being handicapped
10 seconds on account of the slow boat
rowed by the freshmen. At the finish the
sophomores were two lengths ahead In
the second heat the juniors, in the Ariel
boat, with 10 seconds handicap, won over
the senior crew by one and half boat
lengths. In the final the juniors rowed
the Ariel boat. but were soon overtaken
by the sophomores, who won handily.
The crews were as follows:
Freshmen-Amloff, stroke; GrindIey after
waist; Frank, forward waist; Hackley, bow;
Cahill, cockswain.
Seniors-Harley stroke; Kelley, afterwaist;
pinger cockswain.
Junior-smith, stroke; Pitchford, afterwaist;
cockswain.
Sophomore White, stroke; Roadhouse, after
waist; Bunnell, forward waist; Blowers, bow;
Mandel, cockswain.
w Hackley was starter, and Alex Pape
of the Olympic Club and Fred Foster of
the university club were judges at the
finish. The races were decided over a
mile course between Webster-street
bridge and Sessions basin. No time was
taken, as the judges were unable to see
the start on account of ships in the es-
tuary.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Athletes on Stanford Oval.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. 23-
The handicap field day was held this af-
ternoon on the oval About thirty mer
competed, every event being closely con-
tested. Each of the distance events was
shortened one-fourth. No time was taken
The results follow:
75-yard dash-Lyons. yards. first; Hopper
512 yards second.
so-yard hurdles-Kuhn, scratch, first; Taylor
scratch. second.
One-third mile-Davis. scratch, first; Nangle
scratch, second
SCo-yard dash-Crossman. Is yards, first
Sewer, 10 yards second.
Three quarters of mile-Swinnerton Il
yards. first; Mclaughlin 40 yards second.
150-yard dash-Holman, yards, frst Nc
Caushern scratch. second.
15o-yard low hurdes-Taylor, first; Nara
more, second.
Pole vault-Whitaker, 10 feet; Bell, feet s
inches.
Broad jump-Lyons first, 20 feet inches
Narramore second 19 feet 4 inches
High jump-Bell Hosmer and Reed tied for
first place at feet inches.
Hammer throw-Nichols first, 12S feet Finney
second 81 feet.
Shotput-Hyde first, 80 feet inches; Traeger
handicap l foot, second, So feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
WAsP5 SHUT OUT
BY THE CR|PPLEs
Apparently Unable to
Hit Pitcher Hodson
Safely.
Three Scattered Singles the
Best Uncle's Heavy Bat
ters Gan Do.

The San Franciscos were shut out yes
terday at Recreation Park by the Oak
land cripples, the score reading to O..
Uncle's men apparently could not and
certainly did not hit in keeping with their
usual success. Three singles in as many
different innings proved the net result OF
their efforts. The Oaklands proved more
successful, getting four in the sixth inn
ing, which netted them three runs.
Oakland started well. sending Francks
home in the first inning. He singled and
went to third on Graham's overthrow.
Streib hit to Krug, who juggled it long
enough to permit Francks to get home.
In the sixth inning Dunleavy hit to
right field, and with full head of steam
on finally landed at third base just ahead
of the ball. Streib was safe on Whalen's 3
tumble. Eagan sent a hot one just in
side the right field foul line that was
good for two bags. Dunleavy scored on
the hit. Babbitt hit toward first. Gra-
ham fumbled the ball, leaving Babbitt
safe, while Streib scored. Eagan scored
on Hamilton's single. Hanson sacrificed.
Hodson singled and Babbitt was caught
out at the plate on the play Mohler flew
out, retiring the side. That ended the
run-getting. The score:
<yrN
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
INSTALL CHARTA
STAKE FAVORITE
Talent Picks Curtis Dog
to Win Special
Event.

The rundown Of the open stake yester-
day at Union Coursing Park resulted IN
well contested trials. Every course was
decided on merit, and not a single "unde-
cided" was recorded throughout the after =
noon An exceptionally strong lot Of
hares helped make the going interesting.
Considering the unlocked for lorg
courses, the favorite payers had a good
day and won twenty-five of the thirty
two chances. One of the days features
was the clever work af w. H. Robinson :
For Freedom-Lawrenca Belle youngsters.
Four OF the litter were entered in the
stake and every one was returned a win
ner. Three Of the lot were short-enders--
Lord Freedom beating Melrose Girl, Pat
Freedom outpointing Alameda Lad at !
to and Bessie Freedom outworkng
Might Be Keen in a long course at TO 8.
Slipper Jim Grace a lded to his record
as fnisher. In the -ast named trial a
hare that had speed To spare worked the
hounds almost TO a standstill and proved
even a match for two relief dogs that
joined in the chase After avoiding the
LOT in the open the hare sought the home
escape. AS II passed the slippers box
young Grace by a dexterous move caught
the hare and threw it over the fence. In
the last course of the day the slipper re-
peated the performance and ended a one
sided trial.
Winners in the second round look to be:
O'Hara, Jeola, Fred Freedom, Loyal Lad,
Amedee, Kfbosh. Fine Fire, st. Ives, Firm
Fellow, Sofala, Agamcmnon, Royal Anne.
Libcrator, Fine Form, Rustic Arbor and
Lord Freedom.
IN the long odds book Freda c is at 4
to ], Kibosh at 8. Royal Anne and Fine
Fire at g. Faraway aid Firm Fellow at
Z and ST. Ives at g.
The special stake. which will be run %
Gay. has a fine lot or entries. America,
Tame Tralee, Little Sister. Black Flush,
rapioca, Charta- Rural Artist. Flora Nc
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
On Other Gridirons.

SAN JOSE, Nov. 23.-The football team
of the academic department, University
of the Pacific, and the Hoitt's Academy
eleven met on the University gridiron this
afternoon, the former winning by a score
Of IL to II.
Santa Clara High School football team
defeated the Salinas High School team on
the Santa Clara college grounds this aft
ernoon. Score, q to 0.
CHICO, Nov. 23.-The Willows football
team beat Chico Normal by a score of IL
to to-day, for the championship of
Northern California. Crothers, of Will
lows, made a seventy-yard run to touch
down.
RIVERSIDE, Nov. 23.-San Bernardino
high School defeated Riverside by a score
of to o. Neither side scored in the first
half
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL TEAM IN EXCITING GRDRON CONTEST
DEFEAT FOR YALE
IS ADMINISTERED BY HARVARD
Superb Football Machinery Of the Crimson Eleven Runs Up Score OF
D to O for Wearers Of the Blue.

football game played here to-day be-
tween the rival athletic clubs Of the city,
the Denver Athletic Club eleven defeated
that Of the Denver Wheel Club by a score
of II to 6. The athletic club made
touchdown and goal kick in each half.
the second one resulting from the rank
est kind of a fuke and the wheel CLUB
scored a touchdown from a brillianDb-
yard run down the field by Halfback
Walker, which was followed by a clean
goal on his part.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Nov. 2S.-Indiana
played too fast for the Ohio State Uni
versity to-day and won by a score OF Is
to s. The visitors had scored II points
and were on their way to another touch
down before Ohio was able to secure the
ball.
ITHACA, N Y, Nov. 2s.-Cornell van
quished Vermont to-day by the score OF
6s to 0. 1t was a game IN which fast
formations and splendid interference
were factors. Captain Warner OF Cornell
had but three or four regular men in the
line, but the substitutes pulled together
in admirable fashion and literally ran
their opponents or their feet.
WATERvILLE, Me-, = Bowdoin u,
Colby 0; Concord. Ohio-Dartmouth "a,
St. Pauls School o; Philadelphia-Home-
stead IS, Philadelphia Professionals o.;
CleveIand-Morgan Park Athletic Club
(Chicago) o, University School (Cleve-
Iand) 0.
INDIANAPOLIS-Un University Of Indian
apolis 5, University Of Cincinnati O..
Greencastle, Ind.-Depauw II, Ross Poly
technic O.: South Bend, Ind.-Notre Dame
SO, Chicago Physicians and Surgeons 0.
At Oberlin. Ohio-Oberlin II, Western
Reserve 6.
At C1eveIand-High School s, HeideSkerg
University 0.
At Delaware, Ohio-Wesleyan Is, Ghfo
Medical University s.
SACRAMENTO, Nov. pa game OF
football was played this afternoon be-
tween the Sacramento High School team
and Marysville High School team, result
ing in a victory for the former. Score,
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24
Driving Association Smoker.

The smoker which was given last night
at Pythias Castle by the Golden Gate
Park Driving Association, proved a de-
lightful affair. Almost the entire member
ship of the association was in attendance.
The evening was pleasantly passed with
songs, speeches, and a ceaseless flow of
wit and merriment The affair was ap-
propriately terminated by a banquet
Among the officers of the association who
participated in the entertainment were:
President z. II. Aigeltinger, First Vice
President DR.. Dalziel. Second Vice Presi-
dent @. L. SWEET, Treasurer E. Stewart
and Secretary Fl. F. Patrick.
The San Francisco call., 1901-11-24

HT HE Lowell and the Berkeley High
schools played football yesterday
afternoon at Folsom and Six
III teenth streets until the night
came. When the timekeepers
could 10 longer see their watches the
referee blew his whistle and both sides
scurried off the field with even honors,
for the score read 6-6.
Several times during the second half
the Berkeley team came within a strik-
ing distance of winning the game, but at
crucial moments the Lowell High School
team stiffened and its opponents lost the
ball on downs. During the last part of
the second half the game was played in
darkness, and the players were not Wis
ible 70 the people in the stand. Shouting
youth in the stand or on the bleachers