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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
BRITT TOUCHES
A Low NOTCH
ON THE SCALES
California Fighter Is Al
ready Within Three Pounds
Of the Stipulated Weight
SHOWS MARKED SPEED
Confidence of the Rival Box
erS Causes Much Surprise
Among Ring Followers

Within three pounds Of the stipulated
weight $50 pounds. and within two
weeks Of the date Of the fight Of his
life. Jimmy Britt is already in fine
fetue. and his mentor. Spider Kelly.
says that If the Californian is not De-
clared the victor IN the coming contest
il wiz be because Young Corbett is his
superior az the game Of punch and
block
Britt is wiling and conscientious
worker and. being gifted with a mental
makeup far superior 20 that of the
average pugilist. profits readily by his
own experience and through the ad
vice given him by others II is
his daily custom 70 hold a secret eau
Gus with Trainer Kelly after ne has
Completed his physical labors TO discuss
the tactics ne is 10 pursue in battle on
the 18th of this month These viii not
he revealed 10 any others than his
seconds until the strife is on
For l2t minutes yesterday afternoon
Jimmy went through as much cOntinu-
Gus muscular exertion as could be dis
played IN the fercest Of twenty round
bouts. He skipped the rope. punched
The bag. yvrestled with husky Frank
Rafael. operated the wrist machine and
hurried the medicine ball with Spider
Kelly without a minutes rest, and
when II was al over appeared as fast
As ever After undergoing a rundown
al the hands Of Kelly and Rafael, Britt
do1aed his fighting togs and went out
side his gymnasium 10 pose for news
paper photographers. While the pic
-ure men were swapping their ma
chimes there was a stiff gale blowing
ard in the midst OF the wind Britt ap
peared as Ajax defying the storm.
Jimmy was in the best Of humor yes
rer6ay and supremely confident Among
those who visited his camp were Papa
James Britt. whom the little fighter
~au-ilfarly calls The Boss. and big
sam Berger. Britt is always glad 70
see his friends and extends 10 each a
warm welcome.
Ring followers are surprised al the
extreme confidence shown by the rival
boxers. That this Is not simulated Is
wen known and there viii undoubted-
1v b. one surprised boxer in this city
af-er tha fight Is over.
Carbe-t undoubtedly bases his esti-
mate 0f Brirr's ability on the latter
showing with Canole- The champion
saw him fight on this occasion and
thought there were weak points in
both his attack and his defense which
could b. solved Corbett goes down the
b entire list % Britt's fights and picks
flaws in them Britt is equally adept
Il this game and h convinces himself
that COrbett's list does not make a
record for him as 2 IRE eater.
Britt did not think C0rbett's showing
with Dave Sullivan a brilliant one al
though IL was apparent the champion
was not extending himself once he had
his opponent in distress.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
With the Transhooters-

The members OF the Pacific Coast
Trap Shooting Association VIII meet
tonight at Sc First street The assOci-
alton VIII promote a big blue rock tour
nament on the Ingleside grounds on
May % and 60
The first shoot OF the season OF the
Union Gun Club viii be held tomorrow
AT Insleslde
The members Of the Empire Gun Club
VIII open their season OF trapshOoting
tomorrow al the Alameda Point
grounds The programme is almost a
duplicate Of that OF last year. with
some minor changes in the conditions
Of some events.
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SCOUTS FROM PHILIPPINES
WILL ARRIVE ON THOMAS
New Acquisition to Army Ordered TO
Stop at Preside En- Route to
ST. Louis EXPOSITION.

The arrival Of the Philippine scouts
is awaited with much interest at the
post. There are 413 of them. exclusive
of officers. They are all natives OF the
islands Their sojourn here will be linn
tied to about two weeks. and then they
will proceed to the ST. Louis ExpOsi-
ton. In all probability Captain Car
rington will give an exhibition drill OF
some sort to show in a measure what
the new acquisitions to Uncle Sans
army are capable of doing.
The model camp. which was wreck
ed by the gale on Thursday. has now
been put back into condition to re-
ceive the troops from the Philippines
which are due on Monday New tents
and new stoves were supplied. and the
services of about 100 men were re-
uuired TO get the camp back into its
original shape
Drilling of the different troops at
the Presidio went on with renewed
vigor yesterday. While the parade
grounds were too sloppy to admit of
regimental drills, the different COM
panies were put through exercises at
their quarters
The Presidio baseball team will
cross bats with the Berkeley-Stanford
alumni team to-day at 1880 o'clock
at the Presidio Athletic Grounds. To-
morrow the Preside team will play
the Jesse Moore team on the same
grounds at the same time.
The transport Buford, with marines
for the Philippines. sailed at $50
O'Clock yesterday morning
Lieutenant Nolan V. Ellis. Eleventh
Infantry. registered at headquarters
/ yesterday
Both the Tenth and Twenty-eighth
Infantry were paid off yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Califoruia's New chief Clerk.

When the California Hotel changes
hands on April J. B. Bolts win be-
come chief clerk OF the hostelry. having
been appointed by the new proprietorss
Crane & Bettens.
Bolts is a Virginian and a nephew Of
Governor John Minor Bolts, the states
man He has earned an enviable repu-
tation for integrity and reliability
among business men on the Pacific
Coast. In addition to owning and man
aging Craig View camp. in Northern
California. Bolts was associated for
several years with the Southern Pacific.
being chief accountant AT Sacramento
and agent at ROcklin, Kesvick and
Newcastle. He was for some time a
partner in the Wheeler Lumber Com
pany OF Shasta County. and has many
strong friends throughout the State
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
BAPTISTS HEAR ADDRESSES
FROM LEARNED DIVINES
Rev. III. p. CochPane Gives Account OF
Missionary Work in Province
of Burma.


Numerous subjects Of interest came
up before the Missionary Conference
held in the First Baptist Church yes
terday. Elder A. W. Rider presided
and addresses were made by promi-
nent men in the Baptist church, and
an account of missionary work in
Burma was given by the Rev. H. P
Cochrane. who is lately from Toun-
goo. Province of Burma
The subjects of the day and evening
were: The All Powerful Command
er." the Rev. Thomas Baldwin, D. D.;
The GospeI-the All Effectual Mes
sage" Rev. H. P. Cochrane; Prayer
the All NeedfuI Intercession," DR.. C.
NJ. Hill; "Our Offerings-the All Con-
vfncing Evidence Of Our Love, Rev.
Robert Whitaker; Missionary Con-
victions-the All Powerful Character
Builders" Rev. NJ B. Slaughter;
original story by Mrs. 6. r. Alden and
address. "A witnessing Chureh-the
All Essential Instrument" Rev. H. J..
Vosburgh.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
New Orleans Race Results.

NEW ORLEANS. March 11-Crescent City
sunnsry-
First race six furlongs-Tally Ho won Mod
orator second. Lady Contrary third Time,
1-14
Second race. six furlongs-Fitzbrflier won.
sharp Bird second. HemlOck third Time.
1-13 As.
Third race sir and a half furlongs-New
MoWn Hay won. Wreath Of Ivy second Vestry
third Time. lis 2-5-
Fourth race. six furl0ngs handicap-Scorpio
won. New York second, Roue third Time,
1-12 3-5
Fifth race. one and half miles-The Mes
senger won. Nauser second, Free Admission
third Time. 2:33 3-5.
sixth race. one mile-Arachue won, John
Coulter second, Lady Mistake third. Time.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Baseball a. Presldio-

The champion Preside ball team
VIII line up against the Stanford
Berkeley Alumni this afternoon az
z-5o O'Clock on the Preside athletic
grounds. This is the second meeting
Of the TWO teams. the soldiers beating
the college men in their last game by
a score Of TO after eleven innings.
The teams were 20 have played last
saturday but rain prevented the
game. Emerson, formerly OF San
Jose. viii pitch for the boys in blue
and Parker. formerly Of Stanford, viii
mix up the curves for the coliegians-
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Racing at Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. March u--Essex
Park summary.
First race. six furlongs-Queen L won. Good
Man second. Leo third. Time. 1854.
Second race six furlongs-Niss Guido Won.
Sly Boots second Club third Time. 1:I5.
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles-E,asy sy
Trade won. e Ghor second. Louisville third.
Tine ! -4sla-
Fourth race. six furlo1g-JOe Martin won,
Budweiser second. TenneyvilIe third Time,
1.i4L.
Jake Weber second. Silver Fringe third. Time,
1-02
sixth race. one mile-Inboden won. Palm
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
BOYS CLUB ENTERTAINS
FOR BENEFIT OF CHURCH
Youthful Singers and Musicians Give
Clever Performance to Crowded
House of Friends


At oDera-house Hall, South San
Francisco, the boys of the Columbia
Park Boys Club gave an entertain
ment last evening for the benefit of
Memorial Presbyterian Church.
Under the direction of Sidney Peix-
otto the large chorus of boys sang sew
eral songs, after which the clubs band
rendered selections.
Herman Stein. Louis Stein. Louis
Weinberg, Sam Shalif. Hyman Rosen-
thai and Hyman Raphael gave a very
clever exhibition of torch and Indian
club swinging. going through the most
difficult figures with professional
unison.
Walter Roesner received great an
plause after rendering several difficult
solos on the cornet.
A comical act, originated by the
members of the club, entitled Isl Per-
kins Gets a Boy for His Farm crea-
ated rounds of laughter from the large
audience, as it was very cleverly writ
ten and we'll produced.
The cast of characters was as fol-
lows:
The employment agent. Mr. Peixotto: s,
Perkins. Harvey DukelOw: hrst boy Gus Con-
Ian: second boy George Merritt: third boy.
Ray Jones; ceaf boy. William Prang. the
midget balladist. Msstet Bert Talbotts pc
della, BY the military band
Following the troubles of ISL, and
his new boy was another skit enti-
tied Rosie. the Girl From Paris" The
farce was given as a finale to the en-
tertainment, and it was a laughing
crowd that filed out amid the strains
of Home, Sweet Home"
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Lecture by George wharton James

At the Young Mems Christian As
sociation auditOriC-a tonight at 8
O'Clock George Wharton James. the
celebrated author Of books on Indian
basketry and the Grand Canyon, viii
appear before the Young Mems Chris
tan Association in lecture entitled
..Our Dumb Animals" This lecture
is OF especial interest TO children and
viii be beautifully illustrated Ad-
mission will be free to the public.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Chicago Racing Men at War.

CHICAGO, March Thames B.
Burke. who says he is a minority stock
holder in the Hawthorne race track,
has filed a bill in the Superior Court
asking for the appointment of a re-
eeiver for the Chicago Racing Asso-
citation and for an injunction restrain
ing the selling Of pools and betting on
races at the track He says Messrs.
Corrigan and Fitzgerald have con-
spired ito freeze him OUT of his in
terests. The Chicago Racing Associa-
ton went out OF existence in 1899. but
Burke claims that his stock was trans
ferred.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
CiInord to EIght Quec.,an.

SALT LAKE. March 11.-Jack Cliff
ford OF Butte and Perry Queenan Of
Seattle have agreed to fight twenty
rounds to a decision before the Salt
Lake Athletic Club. The date is not
settled. but probably Will be the 26th
inst. The men have fought two twenty
round bouts. each resulting in a draw.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
FIeId Dav l. Postponed

The fifth semi-annual field day OF
the San Francisco Athletic League
which was 20 have taken place this
afternoon at Berkeley oval has been
postponed The league Is composed Of
the various high schools in this city
and its meets usually develop keen
competition. No date has been fixed
for the meet
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
WIN Present old onern

The well-known opera, The Mas
cot" revised by E. Jacott. will be pre-
sented at the Alhambra Theater on
the evening of May for the benefit
of the Presentation Convent on Powell
street Several well-known theatrical
people are working on the revised
opera and the coming presentation is
expected to be a marked success.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Fifth race-six furlongs; three-year-olas ana
rnoBABLE WINNERS.

FIRST race - Educate, azaraschsno.
Amcruns.
second raee-Fair Lady Anna. The zz-
waiian. Silurian.
Third raos-Idogo. Mountebank. Out
burst.
Fourth race-Amy J, Arisbe. The Mist.
Fifth race-Hainault, Lsto1a. ocyrohe.
sixth race-Jennings Stable. Bombar-
dser- Modicum.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
800 secrefarr for Ariznna

NEW YORK. March 11.--An unof-
fetal statement was made to-day to
the effect that Chairman w. Dunn of
the State Republican Committee will
be appointed Secretary of te Territory
of Arizona. No confirmation of the
report was obtainable. Dunn is a
friend of Senator Platt.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Ponr Racing Po-tponed.

On account Of condition Of track the
pony races at Tanforan have been post
poned Until Thursday. March L. and
Saturday. March Is Remember. special
train viii leave Third and Townsend
streets AZ 40 p. m on these DAYS Spe-
cial round-rrip tickets. 40 cents. High
class and interesting sporting events.
4 SIX Southern Pacific agents.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Arrcsfed for burglary.

Patrick Griffin. an ex-convict, was ar
rested by Patrolnaan J. J. Crowley last
night as he was coming out Of the base
ment Of l5s Bright avenue. He was
taken 70 the Mission station and booked
0n a burglary charge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
BerkcIey Wins Basketban.

BERKELEY. March 1.-THE Uni
rerslty OF California basketball team
defeated the Occidentals Of San Fran
cisco tonight score s2 TO 4.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
Warner TO Coach sherman Indians.

ITHACA. y. Y. March 1L-William
J. Warner. for two years captain Of the
Cornell football team and last fall coach
u the eleven. has signed q contract 70
coach the Sherman Institute team Of
Riverside. Cal. next fall.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
vanderbflt.s CoIors in Front.

PARIS, March 11.-W. K. Wander
bits Bright won the Prix de Ardennes
at the Enghien races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
FUSTIARS GAME
FINISH THRILLS
THE SPECTATORS
Is Left at the Post i'll Ascot
Park lightweight Haildi-
cap, but Wins by a Nose
FAST TIME IS MADE
Only One FavOrite Scores,
Winnifreda and Platonius
Showing Very Poor Form

Los ANGELES, March 1L-There
were many ups,ts al Ascot to-day and
the talent suffered In consequence of
them The best race of the day was
the fourth. a free high weight handicap.
and il resulted in proving Fustian one
OF the gamest horses now racing here.
Sais was the favorite at to 5, with
Z. N. Brattain second choice. Fustian
was well supported at 10 l. and later
at 6
Fustian was left al the post and
when he got Strengthened out was ten
I. lengths behind Brattain, the leader
He closed up the. gap and turning into
the stretch was a length behind. Under
the vigorous riding OF Lewis, he came
like a whirlwind and won by short
nosa from Brattain. The finish was a
, thrilling one TO the spectators. Colonel
Boget was third and the favorite
fourth The track was heavy. but Fus-
tian's time was 1;15. remarkable per
formsnce under the conditions.
Andrattus was the only winning fav-
orite. Winnifreda was played heavily
10 win the last race. but ran poorly,
as did Platonius. favorite in the fifth
race
The Ascot cup. at two miles. will be
run tomorrow. Weather unpleasant,
track heavy.
SUMMARY.
First race. six furIonEs. selIing-Japala1
100 lJacksOul. 70 I. won Judge Napton, II2
tLaWrencel. Is 10 1. second; Roitaire. lI2
tLewts). 20 !, third Time lis. Eminence
II. Flea. Capitol. Jack Rieheieu Jr Cral
Can Nell. Zenzem. The Covensnter and Ma
1Or Hocker also ran
Second race. six furiongs. selling An
drattus- les lHIIdebrsndl. even won. EIdred.
IO5 LJaekson). 1 TO l. second Rosebud los
hona Belle Meonstoue Thoth Prancer. Vic
tcria :. Meteora. Urbano. jim Gore II and
Blue Ridge also ran.
Thirf race, six fuFlongs seuing-Dorice 100
fBooker), II 70 ) won AthelrOse. I0T fGoun-
tairl. 70 1. second: Bassanio, Ice CAilesl, %
70 1. t0ird- Time i:l4i4- Dug Martin. Chief
ALoha- AzcE,lec61oe. Legal Maxim. FfzmerO.
Che-ry. Gibraltar ana TIng-a-Iing also
Fourth race. six furlongs. hsndicap-FGstian, n,
107 fJacksCn) 9 10 s. second. Colonel Bogey.
% lP Murphy Is 70 third Time. I:I5.
Gallant Sais and Waiter also
FIFTH race one mile selIiug-Cauejo, 102 a.
Lewis. II 20 . won J. Y Kirby. los fPricrl.
70 I. second I1rfctus- 1G4 CAountain). Q 70 >.
third Time. 1 -. General Cronje. Heir Ap-
parent. Erne, PiatOntus and Henry Clay Rye
also raa. s.e. s
sixth race. six turioaEs. selling -Crisscross.
1c5 f1fsuntaiu) 3 20 l. won; Toto Gratiot. I0T
fJackson). 70 1. second. Winnifrsda, 1O5
.-FroHtsbIe. Wsger. EvandeF. RIO Chico and
Thisbe also
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

Jack Martin and Bonner each piloted
two winners. Bonner is about due to
strike his gait. for a few more rides
like that on Reeves might get him
talked about
If Mike Daily wanted the opportunity
TO time Elliott separately in the handi-
cap, Willie Daily made no mistake. The
Jennings CASTOR ran a fine race under
the worst possible handling
Captain Forsee was struck and
knocked down by H. NJ. Donaldson
while ordering Jockey Frank Reed
from the betting ring yesterday. Reed,
while being showed along to stimulate
his speed. slipped and fell and began
crying. Donaldson may have thought
the Pinkerton official threw the boy
down. For his foolish act he was ruled
off the turf
The Bell stakes for two-year olds at
five furlongs with $1,000 added, viii be
the stellar attraction at Oakland this
afternoon Among the starters are
Barney Schreiber's crack colt, Pinker-
ton, which arrived from Los Angeles
Thursday night, and will be ridden by
Jimmy BoIand- Pinkerton cleaned uo
everything at the southern meeting
with the exception of Belle Kinney and
when beaten by that filly was coneed-
ing a lump of weight. Walter Jen-
nings makes no bones about saying
that he thinks Amy a high class
h1Iy and win rely on the daughter of
Bendoran TO do the trick. Napa stock
farm viii be represented by Arisbe. a
plodding, game young miss which will
possess the advantage Of having Bull
man in the saddle. W. H Hammond's s
The Mist has shown that she is game
and can go on, and with good racing
luck will be difficult to beat. The most
likely Of the others are George p. Nc
Near. Ben Eric. Meada and Peggy
O'NeiI
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
MATT HOGAN A WINNER.

After months rest Billy Magrane's
Matt Hogan came out fresh as a
spring poppy. defeating fair field of
sprinters in the third. John Bullman
had the mount on the old gelding and,
riding an excellent race. caught and
beat Piokaway out more than a length,
almost easily. Willie DAILY brought
Galanthus up in time TO get the show.
Sol Lichtenstein was indifferently han
died by Holbrook and never looked
dangerous.
Travers did not signally distinguish
himself by his plotting of File dor.
the to 5 favorite for the mile and
an eighth selling run. He rated the
mare in behind the pacemakers. The
Fretter. Chickadee and Mr.. Dingle.
when he could have taken the lead.
picked the deep going through the
stretch and was fortunate TO finish
third. Bonner, with Chickadee, pass
ed The Fretter in the run home, win
ming in a hard drive by half length.
J. 7. Sheehan also succeeded in finding
all the deep footing for Prince Blazes
and while the old fellow had speed.
this handicap was too much and he
ran last.
George Miller's Decoy is certainly
a precarious betting proposition. The
gelding enjoyed first call in the betting
on the last race and after Martin had
beaten the barrier with him he fin
ished second. The muddy going fitted
Billy Moore like a glove and we'll
handled by Bonner, he galloped in
first at AZ to L. The show fell to
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
HIGH CLASS START IN RICH BELL
KENILW0RTH LOSES THE HANDICAP
TO ARABIC, PIL0TED BY JACK MARTIN
Matt Hogan the One
Choice to Finish First
at Oakland.


Harry Stover had the claws of Kenil-
worth freshly manieured and the brown
horse looked picture. but still he fell
short one position OF winning the six
furlong handicap yesterday at Oakland.
ARABIC. a lightweight from the Jen-
nings stable and to l in the betting.
was returned first Kenilworth carried
121 pounds, but as the muddy condition
of the track was supposed to increase
his chances the books held him at 7 to
5. Soon after the barrier was released
Jack Martin shot ARABIC to the front
and he led the favorite by the judges a
length. Albula ran a close third. Ell
lott was away from the post poorly
and otherwise miserably ridden. or he
might have been a contender.
FayoFite players spent an unpleasant
afternoon, as Matt Hogan was the only
public choice TO be decorated with
brackets. Light of Day was the long
est priced winner
ZENOMAN IN FORM.
His race of last Tuesday appeared
to have keyed Zenonian up to concert
pitch, for the Sacramento horse took
the opening selection in an ordinary
galiOp. His odds fell from TO Az and
with ]. T. Sheehan in the saddle, he
led the favorite Riesca out five lengths.
Gateway again finished third. Serenity
had Sherwood for a pilot and did not
get an opportunity TO show what she
could 90.
Jack Martin. on Light of Day. out
generated ]. T. Sheehan, astride of the 6
TO favorite Bill Short. landing Jimmy
CoTey's hlfy first by head at the wire.
Sheehan struck the stretch first with
the favorite. but saved no ground on
the turn and later was edged over the
ridge. This Of course was a decided
disadvantage. and in a fierce drive
Light Of Day earned the decision. Nine
TO one was the closing quotation about
the winner. Johnny Daily managed TO
keep Golden Idol from running out and
downed Edgecliff for the show.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12
SAN FRANCISCO CALLS RACING FORM C

minute on at 2:15- sZenonian. place. 2; show,
Cat eway. show. .. Winner, b. g by Montana
Scratched-The Lieutenant MENDOZA. Orchan,
Next two driving Away well. Zeponian made
Gateway will improve Serenity weakly handled.
slow beginner. Aeynard displayed speed
furlongs: purse: 2year-oIds; value to first. 1925
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12

or at 2341 Day. place, 3; show. 10 short,
inner b.. Z by Bright PhOebus- Lux, Trained py
good Won in a drive OF two. Third easily.
on Bill Short turned wide into the stretch and
Aden Idol did not out perceptibly O-day-
ran out on turn Dr. Lego will bear watching.
ing: 4-year-olds and up: value 10 first. S325.
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-12

Tinls-:25%. :44z. At post = minute
place. 1-2; show. IL. idol. show, l.
J. Cofey. Seratchedz-Nerinne star
Winner received best handling. Sheeh
was then carried doEn the hogback
EdgecIlff a slow beginner. Escobos
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