The San Francisco call., 1901-12-08
STAKE FAVOR|TE
IS FREEZE OUT
Talent Picks the Young
Greyhound to Win
Open Event.
Palo Alto Is First Choice in
the Union Park Spe-
cial.

Good coursing marked the rundown of
the open stake yesterday at Union Park.
Strong hares played an important part in
| the days sport and made the courses as a
rule long and hard trials. Relief dogs
were called into play on several occasions
and in more than one instance the hare
! beat the combined efforts of its pursuers.
| The talent had the better of the argu-
| ment from a betting standpoint and
| picked the winner in all but eight of the
three dozen trials
In the defeat of st. Ives, however, Ike
wise ones were given an expensive. set
back. SharmanS cOurSer was slipped
with Kelly & Hanley's Lusmagh L!ss
ana an easy victory was predicted Tor
him. When the hare was liberated st;
Ives chances were considered so good
the knowing bettors were laying 10 to l
he would get the flag, st. Ives took the
him and when the course was ended she
had the long end of a 1910 score.
Imperial beat May Hampstead, to 3
choice. Ben Kirby beat Gramercy, Warco
beat The Levite, Black Bart beat Master
Workman at to 2, Fannie Hughie bca:
Agamemnon, Miss Brummel beat Clarice
at to and Lilac beat Candelaria at
Probable winners in the second round
are Leola, Tralee Boy, Frompto, courage,
Out, Gold Bug, Rural Artist, Fair Oaks,
Minnie Sankey, Golden Garter, Fannie
Hughie, White Hat, Firm Fellow, Liber-
ator and CaStaWay.
In the long odds book Freeze Out and
Tralee Boy are even favorites at to l,
Rural Artist 6, kiberator and CaStaWay Z,
Merrimac and Firm Fellow g. With any
kind of even coursing Freeze Out should
win the stake.
In addition to the open stake finals a
special event made up of sixteen cham
pion coursers will be run to conclusion.
Palo Alto is favorite for honors at even
money, Charta is second choice at to l.
Following are the days results, with
Judge John Grace's official scores:
Open stake. first round-E, Parkinson's Ben
Curtis Leola beat o. Zahls Miss Wilson, 12-5;
A r. Curtis Kibosh beat Pasha Kennels
beat George Sharman's Chicago Boy, S-6; NJ
LAWYERS Glen Coe beat P. Doyle's Thelma
6-5; P. M. Clarkson,s Prompto beat j. W. M
Muller's Eagle Cracker. 32-0; w. c. de B. Lo-
pez's Courage beat 7. J. Cronins Rambler SO;
D; G; FTantz's Warc9 beat w e. de B: Lopez,s
R. Curtis Fly by Night, 10-2; Sterl & Knowles
Cold Shivers beat NJ Kohlander's Kings Bor-
derer, $50; w c; de B. Lopez's Jewess beat
Lynchs Black Bart beat P. H. stoddard' Mas
ter Workman. 12-1O; sterl & Knowles sieety
Carnes Imperial beat j. NJ. Halton's May
Hampstead, Al: Sterl G. Konwles Freeze Out
Clarkson's Sofala beat D. Wieland's Floranthe,
S-3; Z. Gearys Ruby Sankey beat Ed Neave's
Spiteful. 1910; George Sharman's Gold Bug
ley & Hanley's Lusmagh Lass beat George
Sharman's St. Ives, 1910; Pasha Kennels Ru-
raj Artist beat d. CahilPs Maid O. Gowrie,
1875; E. Geary's Fair Oaks beat Ed Neave's
First Foot, 81; E. Geary's Minnie Sankey beat
J; Kelley's Gov. Mack ia; L. F. Bartels
Best Bargain beat o. ZahPs o. Hara S-6; H. |
schaffer's Fair Glen beat J. D. Cardinelrs $
Union Jack. 10; c. o. Peterson's Haphazard
beat R. Strehls Three Cheers SIS; P. NJ. Clark
sons Golden Garter beat W. c. de B. Lopez's |
Sara, So; L. Geary's Fannie Hughie beat NJ |
Nealon's Agamemnon, Ga; p. NJ. Clarkson's
Miss Brummel beat H. Lynch's Clarice, 13-9 |
Chiarini Bros White Hat beat R. H. Stod- !
dard's Lady Sears, 5-4: J. d. Cardinelrs Jesiby |
beat A. Vanderwhite's Miss Nichols, Al; |
George Sharmans Firm Fellow beat ]. Hur- |
ley's Living Picture, 1913; w. Cairne's Gold |
Ore beat w. c. de B. Lopez's B. p, 11-6; z. |
Doyles Liberator beat w. H. Robinson Rosie |
Freedom. 14-S; Ed Neave's Wedding Bells beat |
F. Lees Sweet Locust, 10-5; Ed Neaves Cast |
away beat d. C. Frantz's Motor 12-5 II. !
Lynchs Lilac beat A. R. Curtis Candelaria, |
81.