The San Francisco call., 1904-11-24

With clear weather to-day the lovers
of outdoor sports and Dastimes VIII
have a wide range of selection There
will be high-class racing at oakland
pony racing at San Mateo, baseball,
football-both association and intercol-
legiate, coursing tennis, golf, model
yachting and Scottish bowling.
The feature of the California Jockey
Climb card will be the Thanksgiving
handicap, at one and an eighth miles,
with $4,000 added. Walter Jennings VIII
start Gold Money, winner of the Open
ing handicap, and Arcade. The DAILY
stable will be represented by Elliott and
Claude. Bombardier. Fossil and other
flyers will start.
Down at the finely appointed private
racecourse of Charles W. Clark at San
Mateo the California Polo and Pony
Racing Association will run off an am
bitious programme of races. Silver
Dick. Becky, Queen Rucker, Carlotta
and other famous thoroughbred ponies
will start.
Special stakes for greyhounds will be
run both at Union Coursing Park and
at Ingleside Park.
Two baseball games will be played
one at Idora Park, Oakland. in the
morning and the other at Recreation
Park in the afternoon
Three matches of association football
win he played. two at Freeman's Park,
Golden Gate. and one on the cricket
ground at Webster street, Alameda.
The Albion Rovers will meet the Pi-
rates at Freeman's Park at 1870 p. m
At D. m on the same ground the IN
denendents will play against the Eagles
The matches will be for the benefit OF
Todd the fullback of the Albion Row
ers. who broke his leg in the game
nlayed between the Independents ana
the Albion Rovers on the 18th inst Al
.. 40 %. m. the ball Will be kicked OF lot
a game between the vampires ana
team representing the Seamen's Insti-
tute of San Francisco on the ground dI
Alameda.
Two tournaments are scheduled TO De
nlaved on the tennis courts At the Call
fornia Club courts thirty-six players VIII
compete in a handicap singles tourna-
nent for men. Nineteen teams are en-
tered in the mixed doubles handicap
event to be played at the parh- An
mixed doubles event is the largest OF
the kind ever held in the city Ine
drawings follow:
Handicap singles. preliminary round n n.
Adams lowe 15) Duval Moore tscI1 y
{ Hookfns (15 3-6) VS.. II. Goold t5U9' IL =
Fuller (I51 VS. 3. Draueovich Go $50; W ,
Maccavin (scratchl VS.. NJ Long tsctatenI'
Tirsr round upper halfl-Al KENYON tlog vs.
u wallace (30): NJ Warner TO 5-o) vs. "
n Busch lowe 15). DR. Younger tscraicW Vs-
" G. KnowIton Q5 $50; C. G. kuehn tl9l
vs. Spencer Grant q5); r. b SoTnel .sS.t, lowe
TX 1s as9 vs. w johnson go 3-6); DR.. Noble
H5 al VS. Harry Rolfe u5)- First round
Hovrer half)-J D. MacGavin lowe 3O) vs.
NJ Tovegrove d0: Or. McChesney towe l01
- " Long lowe 15); G. James lowe I'D vs.
pani Tones (scratch): H Punnett ll5D vs. g.
Litter 15 SO: B. Nourse lowe l9l VS. A
Syhesebrough (owe 15): A Black 10 800 VS..
w Collier lowe 1o)-
Mtxed doubles handicap. preliminary round
W q, Allen and Miss Hazel HotchkiSs lowe
soa - q Dunlap and Miss z. Ratcliffe lowe
- 81 = Baker and Miss NJ Worcester
11S1crstch1 ~ vs. A. H Brabant and Miss Weed
fscratchl. r c. Noble and Miss Mary Rat
eISess lowe Is 3-6 VS.. J. r. Lewis and Miss
ST Eravenar go First round upper halfl--
n r sea and Miss Alma Sea (15 3-6) VS.. c.
: Foley and Miss A Wooden lowe 3-6l. G. l.
Halt and Miss Ida Mearns go c. ].
csriffin and Miss Bessie Valleau towe 80:
q p I.ytton and Miss A. Greenberg G5) VS..
n Hurry and Mrs. Lansberger go First
sound dover halD-R. F. Droila and Miss