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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
BASEBALL MAGNATES
PREPARED FOR WAR
VIII Leave Minor Leagues
Without Protection of the
National Agreement.
Special Dispatch to The call.

CHICAGO, Aug. 14-There is good
reason TO believe that the peaceful con-
ditions which have so long prevailed in
the baseball world are to be broken up
Trouble will probably date from the
meeting of the National Committee to-
morrow in Cincinnati. President B. B.
Johnson of the American League. before
leaving Cincinnati tonight, expressed the
belief that a split between the major and
the minor leagues is inevitable and John
son ought to know.
Johnson is after the little fellows hard
er than anybody else and he says the
ultimatum of the National Committee is
sued at Cleveland last month will be OBJ
served to the letter According to the
American League executive there is TO
be no crawfishing by the committee All
Of which means, in few words that the
protection Of the national agreement is
to be withdrawn from the minor leagues
The big league magnates will then be at
liberty to raid the small leagues and
take whatever players they can get at
any time and in any way
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
JEFFRIES MAY SETTLE DOWN
AS MINE HOST OF AN I'M
Makes Lucky Baldwin a Big Offer for
the lakewood Hotel at
Arcadia.

Los ANGELES, Aug. 14-James J. JEFF
fr1es is ambitious to become a hotel keeper.
When he left the ring he announced he had
abandoned the vocation Of beating men in
the floating ribs and clouting them on the
jaw for some more quiet and less notorious
calling. He has made Lucky Baldwin an
offer for the Oakwood Hotel at Arcadia If
he gets it Jim and his wife Will go there to
live and will run the hotel. It is understood
that SO far Lucky has refused the offer. The
hotel is now under lease.
The Oakwood is small hotel, but 1t is
considered one of the best properties in the
tourist line. 1t has the reputation of being
a Dr. Jelyl and Mr.. Hyde house. with amlable
orange picking Boston school teachers in the
daytime and gay parties of society sports Of
an evening. There have been many gay
throngs at the house and in former years
Baldwin frequently took there scores of horse
men and others for indefinite stays.
IL is said Jeffries offered more than $40 600
for the property agreed to lease II at
double the rental Baldwin is getting. Baldwin
is holding out for more money. If the deal
fails Jeffries proposes to build a hotel of his
own at some place not yet selected by him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
SEVENTH RACE-slx and a half furlongs:
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

ONTARIO, Aug. 14-The card for the races
at Fort Erie tomorrow follows:
First race one mile, maiden three-year-
-Hawtrey 115, Judge Nolan 115. G. r. James
1l5, Economist 112, Irene Brady no Theodore
40 Dorothy Dodd no. Bisque no Bernie
Cramer 10T Wabana 1O5, Storm Scud los. Awe
105
Second race, six furlongs three-y -year-oIds and
up, selling-Tony Hart 100, Snowman 100 ST.
lurian 1o0 Magic &C. Savoir Faire 49, Billy
Handsel 90, Chicarra 81 Miss Morgan 81 An
ME Alone 81, Miss Affable 81, Edna Tanner
81. Mrs. Bob Sc
Third race, seven furongs, free handicap
all ages-Hans Wagner 11s Mrs Frank Foster
lO0. Pipe 80, McIlvain 80, Pirate Polly 81
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs, two-year- -olds-
Little Mike 112, Ohiyesa 1O3. Lilita 100, Father
Catchem LOG, Herman Johnson 104, Grevilia
102, Away 80. Gittle Mike and Ohiyesa
Brown entry.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles. three
year-olds and up, selling-Baikal 112, Bell the
Cat Ill, Prince of Pilsen ITO, Ben Fonso 1o7,
Gay Ltzzette 103, Ora Viva 102 Blue Flame
101, 1 Know 80. Harry Kew 99 Varieties 81
Colonist SO, Immortelle "a.
Sixth race six furlongs three-year-olds and
up. seling-Monis 106. Plantaganet LOG, High
land Fling 104 Prestige 104. Norwood Ohio 101
Yo San 101. The Lexington Leader 101 Null
doom 80, Peggy 90.
Seventh race, steeplechas-. short course free
handicap. three-year- olds and up-Sam Farmer
1e0. Trenct the Mere 1852. Voantine 139 Sweet
Jane $40. Billy Ray 130, Scotsman 130 Dick
Willis 12S. CTrenct the Mere and Volantine
Poole entry)
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
Harness Races at Santa Rosa.

The fOur-day meeting OF the Pacific Coast
Trottlng Horse Breeders Association viii oBal
tomorrow at Santa Rosa The days pro-
gramme:
Trotting. 2:2T class SS0O-Adarn G. Frank
O. Kane. DewdrOp. OrO Belmont Don NJ Con
nors. D z. Knight Wildbell. la COrrecta.
Alma. Leroy o. Charlie T, Suomi Birdcatche-
Silver Bow Jr., KinmOnt
Pacing 20 class Pacific slope Stakes
S15OO-Little Jib. Ruby II. Miss VIM WeIla-
day, Venus Derby. Fearnot. Little joe NOrda
Mildred o, Joe Robin Uncle John Pearl SIN
clair, Doctor J. Flora G. Nellie r Anna
Turner. Argyle. Bessie Barnes. 81 Perkins
Glen.
Pacing 2:13 class. Ss00-Inferno. Crssco
Wilkes. Doctor W. Tidal Wave. Friskarina
Queen Bee Vision.
The California Northwestern viii run spe-
cial excursion each day. leaving the ferry al Q
a m. and returning after the last race. The
fare will be 81,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
FAST TINE is MADE
IN A PACING RACE
AllersOn Takes the First
Heat in 2:O6 at POugh-
keepsie Track.

POCGHKEEPSIE, N Y. Aug. IA
The Grand Circuit trotting and pacing
meeting which began at the Hudson
River Driving Park this afternoon fur
nished three good races under favor
able conditions OF track and weather
for fair crowd. The three-heat plan
was adopted. Results:
First race, PIP class trotting. purse 5000
Kid Shay won three straight heats Time.
2:Ost4, 2:1oA, 2:09la. Helen was second. Tur-
ley third Miss Gay. Horn and Major Greer
also started. Lady Gail Hamilton distanced
in first heat
2:21 class trotting. purse S1OO0-Delere won
three straight heats. Time. 2-Oo& 2:11.
211A- Leonardo was second. BOreaz zelle third.
Lee Wyclin and Edna o also started. Sister
Colett distanced in first heat.
2:OS class pacing. best two IN three. purse
S10Oo-Ethel Nc won second and third heats.
Time. 2.OI14. 2:OS1t. Alierson won first heat
IN 2:O6. Oregon Maid was third. Maud Kas-
wick. Irish and Edwin also started Miss VIII
lamont distanced in second, Bald Hornet dis
tenced in first
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
COFFROTH MEETS
THE NATIVES
Committee From the State
Order Requests a Post
pOnement of the Bout
Is UNDER AMUSEMENT
Boxers Are Due From Their
Mountain Retreats Within
Next Twenty-FOur Hours

The subcommittee appointed by the
3oiut eth Of September celebration COM
rnittee Cf the Native Sons 10 secure IL
possible the postponement Of the BRITT
Nelson fight, scheduled for that day dis
cussed the matter Informally yesterday
with Manager jim COnroth. The latter
took ID under advisemenr.
Represeuting the Native Sons were
Grand President James Gallagher, W. D.
Eynes. o. W BoXton and Senator J. H
Nelson The conference was entirely IN
formal President Gallagher said the
committee had planned 2 big celebration
al Sacramento, and il was felt the ngnt
would detract from the attendance. II
was also pointed out that the celebration
would detract from the attendance at the
night AS ii is impossible 70 stop the eel
ebrati0n at Sacramento they asked that
the date Of the fight be changed.
Manager Conroth replied that he was
under heavy expense and that he could
not give an answer ofhand. He prom
ise6 TO do so before the next meeting Of
the general committee on Saturday.
Internationally the Native Sons have
given the fight an advertisement II would
rot otherwise have received 1t is on the
same principle as that Of a book excluded
from the shelves Of a library, which Is
thus brought strongly into public view.
While the officials would not acknowl-
edge IL for the world, there is a suspicion
that many who must appear at Sacra-
rnento because Of their official positions
would also like TO attend the fight.
A suggestion has been made that the
fight be held on Labor day. 1t is thought
the labor organizations would object
strongly to this, as it might interfere
with their plans for that day. As a pa
1ilion must be built by members Of the
unions, they have an effective method OF
retaliation should they want 10 use It.
Manager ConrOth announced yesterday
that an cameras found in the possession
Of spectators at the fight would be con-
fscated. This bars both the omnipresent
newspaper artists and the amateurs. The
precautiOn is taken 10 protect the NOV
ing picture concession, for which large
amount is expected. Steps will also be
taken TO prevent an Eastern concern
which makes up moving pictures from
models from doing so in this instance
Jimmy Britt Will leave Lake Tahoe TO-
night and is due here tomorrow morn
ing. He viii probably DO some work at
the OLYMPIC Club tomorrow. On The IoI-
lowing day he viii settle down in train
ing quarters at Sheehan's Beach Tavern
Nelson is also due from Truckee to-
morrow. He viii commence his training
Immediately at Larkspur, where he has
worked for all his fights.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
PLUNGER
ISSUES BAD CHECKS
Paper Is Not Honored by
Banks. but Wife Comes
to Rescue.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

SARATOGA, Aug. H.-There is much
gossip in circulation in the cafe of the
Saratoga Club and on the hotel piazzas
this evening. The main topic has been
the report that certain checks given to a
bookmaker by a loser at the track have
rot been made good Added to this is the
story that the Chicago plungers met their
Waterloo at the track and that a legisla-
tive junketing committee has stopped off
at Saratoga in search of facts about for
estry.
There is a settlement promised in the
matter of the checks. The man involved
is prominent enough to have the book
makers welcome paper bearing his name.
He lost, and gave checks on city that
has not many representatives. The book
makers discovered to-day that these
checks had not been honored After a
lot of telegraphing word was received
that they would be made good by his
wife.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
TENNIS EXPERTS COMING.
Southern California VIII Send Her
Strongest Players Next Month.

Definite word has been received that all OF
the crack tennis players OF Southern Califor-
MIA will comoste in the coast championship
tournaments at San Rafael next month There
was considerable doubt as 10 whether any OF
the men from the south would make the trip
this year. 1t was not expected Exc hampton
Bell would compete but it is definitely known
he will be in all OF the events next month
Archie Wav and Simpson Sinsabaugh have
also expressed their intention to come north.
1t is expected Hal Braley. Eugene Overton
and one or two other experts will also be on
Miss May sutton, champion of the world.
will return in time to defend her title TO the
pion OF champions will be the stellar attrac-
tion and will meet a player IN the ehalIeISe
match who will bring out her best game Miss
Mays three clever sisters will be seen on the
courts at San Rafael this year and also sew
eral other fair experts from the south They
Miss Seymour Miss Eleanor Peralto and Miss
r. Ryan Miss Dobbins and the Seymours
while they hardly class with the Suttons they
are several classes higher than any OF the
players in this district
Rafael next month insures a successful meet.
There is a scarcity Of class among the home
the coast championship events they would
have proved the most untnteresting ever held
Bell should be in better shape this year than
he was last year when he illegally stepped
from the train TO the tennis court. A hve
days trip across the country aid not ksve him
in the best Of shape and certainly affected his
chances in the challenge match He won the
doubles championship OF Southern California
recently with the veteran Archie Way for a
partner The latter is a about so years
az age but Is as good doubles player as there
Is in the game. He and Bell will play to-
gether at San Rafael and they will be the
team beat
Miss Violet Sutton and Simpson Sinsabaugh.
the mixed doubles champions OF Southern Cali
fornia, will be one Of the strongest teams in
that event at San Rafael
While 1t is more than likely the honors will
go south this year the enthusiasts here viii
surely be glad to learn that the southern con-
tingent will be with again They are the
best sports in the world and are all graceful
losers Another reason for rejoicing is that
it will give State Champion Fred Adams a
chance to go up against some real talent. Since
his Jump to the top Adams has been beating
all Of the experts IN this city about as he
pleased. He is playing a remarkably good
game and would undeniably have a chance
against Bell. The latter is one of the great
est net players on this coast and a
player of this description Adams has not gone
up against yet. If Bell is as clever as in
other years his speedy net game will prob
ably break UP the fast back court game OF
Adams The latter will surely be the strong
est city player In the tournament. and n the
singles championship remains in the north
Adams viii be the man 20 hold the title for
the coming
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
LICK ELEVEN
IS WEAKENED
Five of Last Years Stars
Will Be Absentees When
the Team Is Lined Up
PROMISING MATERIAL
Unusually Large Freshman
Classes Should Yield
Some Clever Players
EDITED BY
r. A. SMYTH

The high schools are again in ses-
sion and already the captains Of the
various football elevens in the metro
politan district are hard az work in an
endeavor to find likely material. Every
school has lost some of it's stars. Inter-
est at present centers chiefly in the ma
teriaI on hand and in the likely can
dfdates from the incoming 1909 class.
Lick School seems to be the CHEZ
sufferer from graduation. Five OF the
champion football team of 1904 are
gone Fred Moulin. the best athlete
Lick ever had. goes to the University
OF Oregon. "Heinie" Smell. fullback:
Marius Hotchkiss. center; Chick
OConnor, end; and Brick" White,
tackle, all OF the championship team.
will be claimed by University OF Call
fornia Just who is to kick the ball.
now that Moulin has gone. Is a hard
thing to say. The honor will probably
rest with some member OF the new
class
Polytechnic will also feel the loss OF
their graduates. Out OF the team
which was the only one to give Lick
rub last year, Poly will lose Bonifield,
GoveI. Lowe. Reardon, Anderson and
probably Mckenzie. The latter con-
templates going TO Santa Clara. but if
he remains In the city he will be seen
wearing the black and red colors. A
captain for the team has not been
elected but the honor will be between
Saunders and Garibaldi.
Lowell loses only Cedric Cert OF last
years team, but more valuable man
could not be found than Cert. He was
practically the backbone OF the team
and his absence will be keenly felt.
With almost full team and better men
coming in perhaps, Lowell ought to bs
a hard team to beat. RoncOvteri has the
captaincy for this season.
Downing Peeler and Tretton are the
only survivors OF Missions team. but
with a freshman class of a hundred
and fifty to pick from. a good team
should be gathered.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
L,ATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug 1.-THE entries for to-
morrow's races at Latonia follows
First race. six furlongs, eellinE-Euba 49,
Bowling Bridge a5, Given 50. Mexicanna 90,
Dan Collins 90, Albemarle 80, Joe Goss 80,
Kleinwood 102, Gene Handlon 104, Erla Lee
1o5. Arachne, 10T, Bardolph 107, Pierce j, 1O7,
J. w O'Neill 107.
Second race one mile and seventy yards,
selling-Happy Jack II. g. Katie Powers 90,
Scotch Thistle 100. Foreigner 102, Hortensia
105, Hot 101.
Third race five furlongs, purse-Lena Good
rich 81 Kitetan 81, Addition 81. Miss Lynch
81, Lila 81 Ruby Right 1o1, Progression
101 Justi 101. Comment 101. Jacks Queen
101, Lady Waddel 1O1. Santa Lucia 10l,
Daffodi 105, Coma 109
Fourth race. one mile. ourse-Hs Ma
jesty 103 Paul 103 Stroud 103, Covina los,
Lazen los, Omealca los, Bryan 10.
Fifth race, five furlongs, selling-Henry
Hentricks 99. Toastmaster SO. Leo Bright 90.
Leiber 81. Squanderer 80, Port Worth 102,
Charlatan 107, Gary 100.
Sixth race. seven and a half furlongs, sell
ing-Danube 90, Sister Lillian 90, Brown Vail
90, Hudson 90. Grand Vitesse %, Bernice 95,
Dungannon 95, Quincy 81. Jim Tyrell 81, Apple
100 Memphian 100. Strader 100, The Laurel
100 Fleuron Jos
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
MOTORISTS AND CYCLISTS
WILL RACE AT INGLESIDE
Ambitious Programme, Including Three
Automobile Events at Different Dis
tnnces, to BE Held September 3.

The officials OF the California Associated
Cyclers and of the Federation Of American
Motor Cyclists have arranged an ambitious
racing programme for September 8 at Ingle-
side There will be automobile. motor cycle
and bicycle races. r. c. Bollo is chairman of
the committee of arrangements
c. L. McEnerney will have charge OF the
bicycle events for which he expects a record
entry. The programme includes a ten-mile
pursuit for teams of three men each, a
mile championship. quarter mile and half mile
scratch events and one and two mile handf-
caps.
The veteran c. c. Hopkins is charged with
the success of the motor races of which there
Will be three on the card. There will also be
three sensational automobile races. There will
be mile free for-al five miles for stock cars
worth $500 and three miles for cars worth
$500 or less.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-15
Military Marksmen in Competition.

army pistol competition commenced at the
national range at Fort Riley to-day with pre-
lminary shooting The possible score was
100. The twelve competitors making the high
est scores were:
Sergeant William H. Hamilton Troop D.
Tenth Cavalry 142; Corporal Michael Kelly
Company c, First Battalion. corps of engi-
neers, 140; First Lieutenant J. E Stedje,
Fourth Cavalry, 1897 Sergeant John Daerda
Troop D. Fifteenth Cavalry. 13s; Second Lieu
13s; Quarternaster Sergeant Daniel OConnell
Thirteenth Cavalry, 13S: First Lieutenant Jay
p Hopkins artillery corps. 1877: First Lieu
tenant Richard II. Pollon Jr., Porto Rico
Provisional Regiment. 49, Second Lieutenant
J. A. McAndrews, Second Infantry. 137 First
Sergeant Harry L. Black, Twenty SECOND Bat
terry Field Artillery, 1877: Captain James A
Cole Sixth Cavalry. 1856; Captain Pegram
Whitworth. First Infantry 1856.