The San Francisco call., 1901-11-14
HARD COUR5|NG
BEATS S|SQU0C
ThePetaluma Greyhound
Gets Some Severe
Running.
For Glory Seems a Likely
Candidate for the Stake
HonorS.

PETALUMA, Nov I'D. ]. Healey' $
greyhound SisQuoc is no longer factor
In the open plains meeting, though
he is the most talked of courser in Peta-
luna. A gamer and more determined ex-
hibition than that put up by Healey' $
champion it is safe to say has never been
seen on any field Ssquoc opened up a
10 to l favorite against his half-brother,
the despised Slim, and ran an "unde-
cided" course after close call His
price was cut in two and another 'unde-
cided" brought the odds to to l. Then
in heart-breaking course Sisquoc cap
tured the flag.
No one looked for the great courser to
come back, but his owner sent him to
the slips again to try against Miss Will
son to get another killing run. Ssquoc
came back virtually a dead one, but went
the route again. This time st. Ives was
his opponent. A hare fresh from the San
Joaquin plains was turned loose and the
dogs sent in pursuit. 1t was here that
Sisquoc showed his gameness. Across the
held and so far away that the dogs could
hardly be seen the hare took the pair on
the long journey. How Healey's dog
Kept In the running was surprise, but
ne was there and at the finish was piling
up points, finally scoring the kill, but los
ing the course on points
sacramento Boy at one time looked to
q SiloHCC " reach LIE uHdl, DuC IN
snort course with Tiburon in the third
round he put himself out by scoring his
hrst points in the kill, while his opponent
had three to his credit.
/ Inc days sport was first class, and the
new lot of hares gave the dogs many
long, hard runs. A. j. Martin, though
Rnavlng severe going, is likely candidate
for stake honors, especially if he can
beat T1buron in his first course in the
morning. Aeolus ran great race, as did
Tom Hurlick- 1t is not believed that ST.
| fro hie- 1o-
hciently to offset these fast ones. For
Glory, with but little work to tell against
her, Is in a position to make a good
,Liberator beat Chicago Boy at to 1,
| Sleety Mist beat Roman Athlete, Royal
Archer beat America and Sisquoc beat
Fne lss Form At at 9 and R9ya Anne
/, Candelaria beat WarShip al to and
was beaten by AeoIus at to g. Hurlick
peat peal Royal Archer at to 4, The stake
Will be concluded tomorrow. The days
| results, with Judge John Grace,s official
| scores. follow:
| Second round--A. J. Martin beat Golden Gar
ter 40: Elista beat Aeneas, Ga; Fanpie Hughie
beat Evangeline 100; Sleety Mist beat Roman
Athlete. S-6: Tapioca beat Forget, 40; Royal
Anne beat Fine Form. 40; Tiburon beat Lord
| Beaconsheld, S-4; Sacramento Boy beat Rusty
Gold, 17-3; Warship beat Best Bargain, SO;
Candelaria beat Coronado 20: Leola beat On
lick beat Fred Freedom. H-5; Loyal Lad a bye !;
Royal Archer beat Black Flush so; America
beat Rustic Arbor. ST.; St Ives beat Minnie
Sankey, SO; Liberator- beat Chicago Boy, I2-4
Sisquoc beat Slim; II; For Glory beat Cour-
age, "a; Miss Wilson beat Lilac, 6-1 White
Hat beat Controller 80
Third round-A. ]. Martin beat Elista S4-1s
Fannie Hughie beat Sleety Mist. 1876; Royal
Anne beat Tapioca. "a; Tiburon beat Sacra-
mento Boy, 49, Sisquoc beat Miss Wilson, 15-S
For Glory beat White Hat 2-1; Tiburon beat
Sacramento Boy 3D.; Candelarfa beat Warship
20; Aeolus beat Leola, 1912 Tom Hurlick beat
Loyal Lad, 1910; Royal Archer beat America
l5-12; St Ives beat Liberator, 21-7.
Fourth round-A. j. Martin beat Sleety Mist
S-2; IiAuron beat Royal Anne. 3-2; Aeolus beat
Candelafla 1911; Tom Hurlick beat RovaI
Archer, l9-11; ST Ives beat Ssquoc, 22-16; For
| Glory g bye.