The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1903-09-19
FINE FIELD
TO MEET IN
BIG STAKE
Best TWentY-Four Grey
hounds in California
to Start at Union Park

- HE California Coursing Committee
stake. which will be run at Union
Coursing Park tomorrow. has at
tracted more champion greyhOunds
than any previous stake or its size ever
run in America.
The occasion will be a benefit for the
ccursfng commttee-the first IL has en-
loved The proceeds OF the meeting will
be used in the advancement OF cOursing
on the Pacific Coast The feetest grey
hounds in America are owned in CalifOr-
MIA and the best twenty-fOur of these
were placed at the disposal Of the mem
bers of the committee.
Many out Of town cOursing men will
make a pilgrimage to this city to witness
the running of the stake. The sacramento
delegation, headed by Dan Walsh VIII
include Messrs. Shultis, Scott COndrey,
Raught. NethercOtt and O'Brien- Denny
HeaIy and Alec Mcleod will bring down
a ALLEGATION from Petaluma. W. j. BrOwn-
ing of Tipton will also attend. Los An
coles will send Elmer Grimm, Henry
LYON and Charles Gasagne. John Heen-
an. T. Collins and Dan Maloney OF Fres-
no will be present. DR.. F. P Clark OF
Stockton will come down 10 see MS nom-
nation run.
The students OF form have figured that
Palo Alto and Pocatelli will fight 1t out
at the top Of the card. with Rector and
silver Heels the best two al the bottom
PaIo Alto and Pocatell are expected to
meet in the third round, which will be
run about the middle Of the afternoon.
The winner at the bottom OF the card
in the third round will enjoy a bye
course in the fourth round This viii
place it in the all important deciding
round.
Complimentary tickets Of Union Park,
Ingleside and OF all the parks represented
on the committee will be accepted at the
gate Special trains will leave Third and
Townsend streets at 1O:15, H. u and 1
o'clock The likely winners look to be;
California Coursing COMMITTEES stake-van-
dal Palo Alto, Pocatelh, Lord Brazen, Hap
hazard Beacon, Belle Free, Gambit Rector,
Sacramento Boy. Silver Heels. Mount Rose
Open staks-Idaho Boy 4tto iS SGNle Tsr,t &C
Yankee Boy, General Devet. Nina, Silverland;
Homer Boy. ked Fepper, Ird 49, 5 5., 49, ~
Rock. Master Rocket. Honest John, Ruby san
key. St Cam Luxury. Pomona. Bonnie Pasha,
Wedgewood. America. False Alarm.
An eighty-dog open stake viii be the
feature of the card at Ingleside Park to
day and tomorrow. The running will
morrow at 1890. The likely winners look
to be:
Silver Lass. Doreen. Royal Friend. Jingle
Bells Maid OF the Glen. Marguerite. GunpOw-
der odd Eyes Reta :. Little Plunger. Una.
Old Ironsides, Roy Hughie. Doc Burns. Fannie
Pure Pearl Fain Glen. SOfala. Hesper, Irving
ton Tralee McHenry, Bonnie Hughie, Roxana,
Kittleman. Flower Of Kerry, Gold Lily, Young
Buck Yukon. HaddlngtOn, ImperiOus. Rock
and Rye. Rienzi. TOpCey Turvey. Harlean
Gladys. Intruder. Young Johnny Rex, WattlSs-
One week from to-day the California
COursing Futurity will be run at Union
Park. This is the richest event of the
year for young greyhounds. 1t bears an
unusually open look. no greyhound stand
ing out above his fellows
7. j. CrOnin's Fair Tralee. which was
thought TO have the Futurity at his mer-
cy, will hardly be able TO start owing to
an injured foot. He had the speed over
everything in the stake. being particular
ly fast out of slips. If he does pot start
in the Futurity Mr.. CrOnin offers to
match him against the winner for $500 a
side.
Tommy Hall of MERGED has promising
candidate in Wild Bill. NJ. C.. Delano s
McVey. which will be one OF the young
est dogs in the stake, is considered the
With Fair Tralee out he is considered q
/ have an excellent chance. c. c. GriswOld s
| Mi Amigo must also be reckOned with, ne
/ having done all that has been asked oi
/ him up to this time
| Frank McComb has bought Manhattan
/ King from Victor Noble. This gives him
/ the entire Fetter Free-MOtto litter except
Mi Amigo.
w. Fl. Kocher has bought Fancy Free
/ from NJ Dillon.