The San Francisco call., 1903-01-05
SACRAMENTO BOY
WINS INAUGURAL
Crack Greyhound Shows
Speed Over His
Competitors.
Jingle Bells Beats America
in Final Course Of
Open Event.
D. Walsh's great greyhound, sacramen-

d. Walsh's great greyhound, sacramen-
to Boy. gave a taste OF his quality at
Union COursing Park yesterday by cap
turing the Inaugural stake IN impressive
style. In the all important deciding
course he met and defeated Silver Heels,
also owned in Sacramento.
While Sacramento Boy continued on his
victorious career other public choices
went down to early defeat. Champion
Palo Alto was retired his first time out BY
Real Article, the fast son OF Firm Friend
Palo Alto was a 1 to choice and lost by
a score of 9 to 6. In the next course PO-
catelH was beaten BY Silver Heels. the
ultimate runner-up. Pocateli was to
in the betting. Rural Artist was beaten
by Maid o. the Glen. against which to
was offered. Royal Archer completed the
list OF losing favorTtes in the first round.
He was to choice in the wagering.
Palo Alto and POcatelli have not been
out for some time and showed the need OF
actual competition to put them on edge
The latter is still considered the greatest
young greyhound in America. He will be
hard to beat from this time forth.
The trial which aroused the greatest en-
thusiasm among the spectators was the
meeting OF Sacramento Boy and Poca-
telli in a bye course in the semi-fnal
round Sacramento Boy had been out
three times TO once for his youthful COM
petitor and the work had probably dulled
his speed. PocateIi led up the field, and
although he stumbled he secured the first
| turn by a slight margin Sacramento Boy
| then took possession, rapidly scoring four
turns and the kill and winning.
Real Article and John Heenan had a
lodging hare to deal with in the second
round The former won. but he had to
work hard for the victory. In the next
round he met Silver Heels. They reached
the hare on even terms, but the game
turned toward Silver Heels and the latter
won
Jingle Bells won the open stake, defeat
| ing America in the deciding course. They
showed even speed TO the hare. but the
winner secured the turn and outworked
her opponent.
Aeolus made his first appearance since
his wonderful showing on the Fresno
plains. He worked his way gamely into
the senli-final round. where he was retired
by America The detailed results OF the
running, with Judge John Grace's official
scores, follow:
InauguTaIo stakeIT Burkeis John Hesnan T,
nels' Real Article beat E. Geary's PalO Alto.
9-6; W. T. Raught's silver Heels beat G..
O the Glen beat Pasha Kennels Rural Ar
fist. 1911; J. Seggerson's Cloyerdale beat j.
beat George Starr's Master Rocket, 81; ].
Shea's Game Boy beat T. ]. Cronin' Vandal.
rolls cascade. SIS: NJ c. Deiano's conroy
beat Pasha Kennels RoyaI Archer. e-6; o;
Gambit, 1913; d. Walsh's Sacramento Boy
beat c. o. Petersons Haphazard, 12-3; +.
Geary's Ruby sankey beat Chiarini Brothers
second r6gnd-Real Article beat John Heen-
las; ClOverdale beat Aggie W, 60; Game
Boy beat Little Sister, lS-I; Homer Boy beat
Conrov 81; Sacramento Boy beat Ruby san
Third round-sIIver Heels beat real Article.
81; Game Boy beat ClOverdale. II; Sacramen-
to Boy beat Homer Boy. g.
Fourth round-silver Heels beat Game Boy.
1871: Sacramento Boy. bye.
yer Heels. 1872
Open stake-E Gesry's America beat J.
CharltOn's Charming Thought al; Chiarini
Bros SemprOnius beat F.. Gearys Dathy
16-0; T. ]. Cronin's Tralee Boy beat J. Car
Free beat Pasha Kennels May Hampstead.
80: Aeneid Kennels AeOlus beat j. Segger~
sons Bella HILL so; G. o. PetersOns Silver
Cloud beat ] F. Rogers Glaucus 12-T. J.
Carrolls Lady MenlO beat F. AIurphy's Golden
Garter. 50; e Geary's Una beat F. Jones
Harlean Gladys 81: J. Dempsey's Jingle Bells
beat A Bucher's Pure Pearl. lis: j. Maher's
Emma NJ a bye Flying Pasha withdrawn: r.
Geary's Fannie Hughie beat NJ Young's Royal
beat j Biggo's Colma Belle S3: Sbes'S
Shadow beat Alameda Kennels j. y Bowhay
Al; W. H. Kochers Dear CASTOR a bye
Second rOund-America beat Sempronius
beat Silver CLOUD go: Una beat Lady MenIo
90; Jingle Bells beat Emma NJ 81: Fannie
Hughie beat Tom HUrlick. 81; Shadow beat
Dear CASTOR 40.
Third round-America beat TrsIes Boy. s-4;
AeOlus beat Una 1T-6; Jingle Bells beat Fan
ME Hughie. Cd; Shadow a bye.
Fourth rOund-America beat Aeolus a..
Jingle Bells beat Shadow. SIS
Deciding cOurse-Jingle Bells beat Arneri-
ca, 5-3s
The quarterly meeting OF the Interstate
Coursing Club will be held In Pythian
Castle on Wednesday night.