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The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
HIGH SCHOOL BALL TEAMS
TO OPEN THEIR SEASON
Interest at the Start Centers Chiefly In
the Meeting of Lowell
and Lick.

The baseball season Of the San
Francisco sub-league Of the Academic
Athletic League will open this morn
Ing, when Lick meets Lowell at Rec
restion Park, and Cogswell clashes
with Poly's delegation upon the Pre-
sioio athletic grounds. The teams of
Mission High School and the Wilmer
ding institution viii play their open
'lne games with Hitchcock Military
Academy and San Rafael High School
on Marin County diamonds.
The most interesting game will be
the Lick-LOwell contest, as one of
these teams is expected to win the
honors OF the sub-league. Opinions
differ. however, and il will necessi-
tate several contests before anything
more than speculative results can be
determined.
The team viii be made up as follows:
Lick-white. Hall Heitmuner. Acton. Dear
in Hotchlciss Barieau Rogers Miller
LcEell-Roncovierf. Cerf Monteagle KoIh
tiion. Eisner. SperSack. Johnson. Hamilton,
-ores. Prosser-
Pol olytechnic-Deckelnan, Falconer Budd
Garlbsldi Gabrtno z. cunnen. Bliss Maher,
r. Coroorsn.
CogsVell-M -Mundue. Hoffman. Roseberrv
kenneoy.sJ. Attowe ". Attowe. Butler, Blood
Bclander.
Mlssion-csrpy. Lorigsn. Loweri. Laooste
HsFes Peeler, flaming Johnes. Batkin.
r. Evans. e Evans. Tallant. Bishop Grayson.
san Rsfael-Schsfer, Barr j. Tavlor =
Taylor, Luna Armstrong. Grant Brang Can
rennanh-
Grfseth. Rowe. Beton. Rintoul. o'connor, Nc.
Knew
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The native tossers have commenced
this season with the idea that the more
runs q ball team can hammer through
In the shortest space OF time the better
the fans and every one else VIII like the
game. It's great stunt when q club
can get away with It. and the Seals are
there all the time. Yesterdays game
was q bing-bing affair when the Seals
got under way. Score-San Francisco
il, Seattle 3.
II was a queer finish after the way
i started The Siwashes began to play
big league baseball for a while, and up
70 the fourth inning they had the ma
tives snowballe6, 8 to 0. They were
pulling of hits and run plays, eating
UP every hard chance that SKINNED on
the grass and doing several other
stunts that win ball games.
The Seals managed TO shove one man
over n the fourth, and the home fans
felt q little better. II remained for the
next spasm TO bring forth the spectacu-
lar event Of the occasion. This came in
The form Of seven runs. They were
coming over so fast that the crowd
wondered whether the Seattle layout
was trying to kid them or not.
Flash" Nealon was the main squeeze
in the batting fest. With Irwin and
Hide on the bags the kid from the
bushes swung on one that went TO the
score board. These hits are generally
good for two bags in this league, but
Joseph made his go for three. He
sprinted on those sacks like one of
Pas colts on the short end, and pulled
up at third many feet ahead of the ball.
The San Francisco layout liked the
appearance of Mr.. Shields benders.
There was no one who could not bing
him once in a while. Busher Spencer
glaumed three, as did ex-Captain Ir-
win. Wheeler landed for a double and
a single. Those who did not feel like
swinging waited and were rewarded
with bases on balls, for Shields could
not see the plate well during the thick
IF the fight.
Seattle does not play together II
viii take a lot of work and a lot OF
1ime 70 get the team ready. The play
ers dR well at times, but when the op-
posing team begins to souse the ball
and get men on the bases it is gener-
ally goodnight with the Siwashes. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Row over a Drug Store.

lgnatz BECK mas nled answer to the
complaint of DIR. S. Zussman, in which
the doctor asks that Beck he COM
PEELED to render an accounting of the
affairs of the drug store at 134S Ellis
street. the right to the possession of
which both claim. Beck says that
while it is true that DIR. Zussman was
the original owner of the store. he
surrendered his lease in July of 1894
and moved out his stock. Beck, who
had been employed by him as a clerk,
alleges that after DIR. Zussman aban-
doned the place he took the lease and
put in stock of drugs at an expense
of $4,000, borrowing money and re-
ceiving, credit in order to do this.
Zussman, he says. has absolutely no
interest in the store as it now stands
and he asks that DR.. zussman's peti-
tion for the appointment of a: receiver
be denied and that the court decree
that the title to the establishment vest
in him alone.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
MRS. BROWN CAPTURES
THE COUNCILS GOLF CUP
Having Won Two Previous Competi-
tions. She Acquires Permanent
Possession of Trophy.

In the final round of the competi-
ton for the Councils cup for women
that began on Tuesday on the course
of the San Francisco Golf and Coun-
try Club, Mrs. r. Gilman Brown beat
Mrs. j. r. Clark, 6 up 4 to go, and
captured the handsome silver loving
cup as her permanent possession. The
contest was an unusually interesting
one, as each of the players had won
two previous competitions. Mrs. w.
G. Miller had also two victories to her
credit, but was beaten by Mrs. j. r.
Clark in the semi-final round.
When the next golf season opens the
council of the San Francisco Golf and
Country Club will have to. provide a
new trophy for the Women's Annex.
Two Councils cups have been pre-
sented by the directors to the women
players and both now adorn Mrs. r. G.
Browns sideboard.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PRINCE BRJJTUS
HAS HIS SPEED
Dopns Clgayllghtey for the
Handacab IN a Dya0e.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

fair he had the mount on Harry Beck
and the gelding made a disgracefu
showing. The betting, too. wore ar
Indifferent phase. A big play forced
the odds about Beck from down to 4
but later on and meal ticket were
on tap. His running justified this
generosity. The price against Hugh
MCGOWAN opened at to 5, reached
az and was then hammered down to
to 5. Travers on the latter made all
the running, and with some shaking
up the Rowell entry disposed Of Sin
cerity Belle by couple of lengths.
Esherin ran a moderate third
The presence of Gold Enamel in the
five and half furlong purse run
caused many owners to resort to the
scratching blank. The Miller colt went
to the post on odds on cnoice and led
Ethel Barrymore across the line half
a dozen lengths. The latter filly, to-
gether with Smithy Kane, set a merry
clip and both tired a0 the wire was
approached. Fountain made tumble
at the end, costing Smithy Kane the
place.
TRACK NOTES.
Travers and Lloyd Fountain divided
the saddle honors, each riding two
winners.
The probable starters in the three
mile race TO be run one week from to-
day are: sGrafter, Veterano, Flying
Torpedo, Horatius and Orchan.
Fourteen horses owned by L. A.
Bonsack reached Oakland last night
from Los Angeles. The stable consists
Skeptic, Blissful, Brigetta, Hilona, Mai
Lowery, Jack Hennessy, Search Me,
Cotillon, Del Coronado, Judge Denton
and Exapo.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
EXTENSION OF MARKET
STREET is PROJECTED
Commissioner Aigeltinger Makes In
spection OF Easy Grade to
COrbetf Avenue

COrbetf Avenue.
Commissioner of Works Aigeltinger
yesterday went on a tour OF inspection
for the purpose OF securing an easy
grade for the continuation OF Market
street, from Seventeenth street to Cor
bett avenue and Ashbury street. Aigel-
finger acted at the request of the Su-
pervisors' Finance Committee. which
has under consideration the appropria-
ton of funds for the opening Of Mar
ket street Aigeltinger believes that
the extension could be made by easy
stages and will report the result OF lis
observations TO the committee Some
property will have to be condemned 20
carry out the Improvement.
The Board Of Works proposes to re-
pave Division street. between King
and Eighth, with the old basalt blocks
taken up from Fourth street A tenn
porary driveway forty feet wide will
be constructed, as the street must be
severed when funds are available
Complaints having been made by
property-owners that the dirt and
debris accumulating after side sewers
are built have not been removed.
Aigeltinger has hired private teams to
clean the streets complained Of
The Draymen's Association has In
dorsed the plan to build roadway on
Channel street. between Fourth and
Fifth. and AigIetinger has not despair
ed of his hope that the Harbor Com
missioners will lend their aid to the
project.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
ROSE LEAVES UNPAID
HOTEL BILL AT BOSTON
famous Athlete Is Threatened With
Arrest by the Innkeeper Who
Entertained Him.

BOSTON. Mass, March 31.-Ralph
". Rose. the worlds champion shot
putter. is threatened with arrest for
The clerk asked Rose for the money
due he referred the clerk to the Boston
athletic Association, which conducted
the indoor meet where Rose competed.
officers Of the organization have dis
claimed responsibility for the debt and
have written Rose a sassy letter
According to the usual. custom they
say the Chicago Athletic Club should
settle the expenses and not the Boston
Association. as Rose was competing
under the Chicago Clubs colors.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Agile Leads Out John smuIsIki.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, March 31.-Montgomery
racing results:
First race four and a half furlongs-Ths
Saracen won, Lieber second, Handbag third.
Time. :567t
Otto Stifel second, Miss Inez third. Time,
1:14I.
Third race one mile and an eighth-Auro-
master won. Evelyn Kinsey second. Brooklyn
third. Time, 1851.
Fourth race, the Business Mems Club, purse,
1ne mile and a sixteenrh-Agile won. John
Smuiski second. Jack Lory third. Time. :4o.
Fifth race four furlongs-William Mafhtt
won Brentwood second Meadow Breeze third.
Time, :501k.
Sixth race, seven furlOngs-Dewey won.
Forehard second. Tie Cure third. Time,
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
PARK CLUB
MAY NOT RUN THE DERBY
Fate of the American Classic Stiu
Hangs I'm the Balance.

CHICAGO, March 31-Secretary
James Howard OF the Washington Park
Club denied to-day that he had any
information about the clubs plans for
holding the American Derby meeting
at the South Side course. Reports ex-
plotted to-day said there was a secret
meeting of the Washington Park Club
directors early in the week. and that it
was practically decided TO resume
racing this season.
NEW ORLEANS, March 31-Ed
Corrigan arrived from Chicago last
night. He brings reports from that city
that the outlook for racing is much
brighter than recent reports would lead
one TO hope for. COrrigan said il con-
ditiOnS are the same on the 18th inst.
as they are at present the meeting at
Worth and Hawthorne will surely open.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Bettencourt's Protest Denied.

Judge Kerrigan has granted the Pc
tition of Mrs. Ellen Elizabeth Ewing
for a homestead on the property at
Washington and Scott streets. valued
at $4,000. Jack de Sousa Betten-
court, a minor and grandson of Mrs.
Ewing requested the court to deny the
petition for the declaration of a home
stead and to declare the property to
be. part and parcel Of the estate of the
late husband of the petitioner. Judge
Kerrigan decided against the protest
ing the home.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
March Buildlng operations.

During the month of March 244 new
buildings were projected at an esfi-
mated cost of $1.936.972- There were
SO alterations to old buildings. costing
S149.947. The fees received by the
BuiIding Bureau aggregated s24g5.
Free permits were issued for altera-
tions amounting TO s46437. There
were seven applications filed To remove
buildings.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
ARABIC Finishes Third.

WASHINGTON. March 31.-Bennings racing
results:
First race handicap hve furlongs-Rizht
and True won. Rocklands second. Arabo third
Time, :O2 lis.
second race four and half furlongs-T1p-
toe Won l. s. Martin second. Tickle third
Time .56 2-5.
Third race six and half furIongs-Bo5
Murphy won, T0otsey Mack second. Toi san
third. Time .23 Is
Fourth race, four and a half furlongs-
Belden won, veribest second. Away third.
Time SO 3-5.
Fifth race. seven furiongs-Woodshade won,
Fairbury second. Wild Irishman third. Time.
100
Sixth race one mile-Port Arthur won. Sir
Ralph second. Hagaman third Time, las Is.
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Recreo Defeats Bryan.

NEW ORLEANS. March 31--Cfty Park rae
ing results.
First race, four and half furiongsEBertha
I. won, T1shomingO second. Grove Center
third. Time, :55 So
second race seven furlongs-Recreo won,
Bryan second. Green Gown third. Time.
l: ID 3-5
Third race five and a half furlongs-Ns-
vada won. Show Girl second. Pronta third.
Time, 1:Oe.
Fourth race one mile-Harding won. Ear
kee second. A Convict third. Time, AZ SIS
Fifth race mile and three-sixteenths-
Little Grant won. R0undelay second Pathos
third Tine, 2.o1 1-5.
Sixth race. one mile-Lord Hernence won,
Leenja second. Ada n third Time 1:42.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Al C1ub 10 Hold Banouet

The Ad Club will, give: banquet at
the Palace Hotel next Thursday even
ing. April s, at Z O'Clock. Professor
3 r. Sheldon. Of Chicago. viii be the
principal speaker Talks will also be
made BY other prominent speakers.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Totals.s4 = 7 "a 21
SUMMARY
bsses-Wslters %. Spencer Hildebrsnd

stolen bases-Wslters %, Spencer. Hildebrand
- Errors-Hau %, Frary l2), James Burns
Shields, MOhler. Gochnauer, Wheeler. Three
base hir-Nea TWo-base- -hits-1aIl, Wheeler.
sacrifice hits-Kane. Burns. James NealOn
~ spencer, Gechnauer. First base on er-
rors-San Francisco 3, Seattle . First base
On called ballE-On Wheeler !. on Shields g.
Left Oh bases-San Francisco G. Seattle 5.
STUCK out-By Wheeler 4, by Shields g. Hit
p pitcher-h alters Time Of game-1 hour
81 minutes. UmDire-Davis
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Summary

Stolen base-Streib. Errors-Cook. Graham,
Devereaux, Sheehan, Eagan. Nordyke. Two
base hits-Krrger. Devereaux. Thomas, Doyle.
Sheeban Mclaughlin Hogan Kelly Sacrl-
fee hit-Hogan. First base on errors-Tacona
!, Oakland 2. First base on called balls-On
Thomas 2, of Graham 1. Left en- bases-Ta-
coma g, Oakland 9. Struck out-By Thomas
2 by Graham ;. HIT by pitcher-Sheehan.
Double play--Dunievy to Byrnes. Time of
GAM 81 umnire-Klopf.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

Prince Brutus. with Lloyd Fountain
III the saddle and the rank outsider in
the betting on the quartet starting in
the six-furlong handicap at Oakland
yesterday, displayed remarkable i'm
provement over his previous race in
public, beating Cigarlighter a neck
for the big end of the purse.
The market seemed a nervous one
from the start. the layers evidently
fearing Cigarlighter was going to start
with the unflgured percentage. San
Nicholas finally closed fayorite at .
to 5. with Misty's Pride, the top
weight, next In demand An early
rush forced the price about Prince
Brutus from 10 to :, but later 8 could
be had. Misty's Pride ran a most Pc
culiar race. For about ee-eighths of
a mile she raced out in the lead with
Prince Brutus, and then began fading
away.
San Nicholas could not oyertake
Prince Brutus. but Cigarlighter closed
strongly under McBride's urging, just
falling short a neck at the wire. San
Nicholas finished third, a length be-
fore Misty's Pride. The decided inn
provement displayed by Prince Brutus
and the inexplicably bad showing OF
Misty's Pride were the features of the
handicap.
LONG SHOT FINISHES FIRST.
Morita, 20 to l shot, enlivened pro-
ceedings by taking the opening event,
after. which four favorites landed in
front. The track will again be light
ming fast by this afternoon
{ As a rule the debut of Double Six is
attended with success, but not so this
season. Jack Follansbee's mare went
to the post 8 to 5 chance for the in
troductory sprint and was beaten a
length by Morita, the Napa Stock Farm
entry and 20 to l in the betting. Royal
Rogue held a slight advantage over the
favorite to the paddock, where he had
enough. Sammy Greenfield on Double
Six now thought he had the race won,
when little Taylor astride the outsider
came with rush on the outside, scor-
ing by length. f. E. Shaw showed a
bit of early speed.
DIR. Rowell's Best Man is a yirtuoso
when it comes to handling weight. In
the five and half furlong run the big
gelding picked up 137 pounds and, well
ridden by Travers, overhauled fhe
paeemaker, Marlborough, winning by a
neck. Redan took the show from Toto
Gratiot by a head. The winner ruled
an odds-on favorite.
Cinnabar, piloted by Lloyd Fountain
and an II to favorite in the ring, cap
tured the mile and a quarter selling af-
fair. 1t was a lucky win, for Expedient
should have had the purse.
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QIfNfNAPv

Stolen bases-Bernard, Smith Toman. Err
rors-F1ood, Smith, Dillon. Cravath, loren.
Jones. Home run-Atz. Two-base hits-Van
Buren, (2), Flood, Jones. Sacrifice hits-Spies,
Van Buren. First base on errors-Los An
geles /. Portland 2 Left on bases-Los An
geles s. Portland 4 Bases on balls-Oh loren
1. OF Jones 2. Struck out-By loren 8, by
Jones g. Double play-Toman to Flood to Dill
lon. Time-1:45 Umpire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
V HEN UNCLES
OUT BIAGLES.
Portland Keeps Up Good
Work by Giving Angels
Another Beating.
BAD FIELDING HELPS
loren Manages to Pitch
Good Ball in Spite of Bad
Support.
BAD FIELDING HELPS

LOS ANGELES, March S1.-Loose
fielding by the locals and their failure
to hit Jones at critical points is re-
sponsible for their defeat for the sec
ono time by Portland. Score, TO 2.
loren pitched winning ball for Los
Angeles, weakening only in the last
two innings. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
BARNEY DREYFUss LEADS.

Barney Dreyfuss cut out the running
for something more than mile, when
the favorite took command. Wright did
not use his whip on Expedient until
well into the stretch, and atsthe wire
only lost by neck. Flying Torpedo
had some early speed. which he failed,
however, to carry far.
Minder should confine his riding to
horses quoted at long odds, for he has
no success plotting well-pIayed ones.
In the mile and sixteenth selling af-
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
eorbett Fights sullivan a Draw.

. BALTIMORE, March 31.-Young
Corbett and Kid Sullivan fought ten
rounds to a draw tonight. Corbett
claimed a foul In the second round.
Referee O'Hara refused to allow 1t, but
gave the Denver boy five minutes in
which to recuperate.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

MOVE IN DoLBEER Casa bill Of ex-
ceptions TO the rulings of the court in the
contest OF the win OF the late Bertha NJ. Doll
beer. decided In favor OF the proponent. Eta
NJ. Warren. We're filed by counsel for the con-
testants yesterday. who purpose taking the
Gaze In the Sunrama Court.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
WINNING BALL TEAMS REPEAT THEIR VICTORIES
HORSES PICKED ON
THEIR RECENT FORM
BY FRED e. MULHOLLAND.

First race-Tannhauser Foxy
Grandpa. j. V. Kirby.
Second race-Rey Dare, File
dor, Homage.
Third race - North West,
Hainault. Red Cross Nurse.
Fourth race-Mary f, Abe
Meyer, Daruma.
Fifth race - Skinner entry.
Andrew Mack, Mindanao.
Sixth race - Gold Enamel.
Celeres, True Wing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
GERHARD HANDI-
CAP AT OAKLAND.

The Gerhard handicap. for two
year-olds, to be decided over the Fu-
turity course. will be the feature OF
the sport at Oakland this afternoon
The association adds $4,000. making it
well worth winning. The days en-
tries:
Eirzr rzce-Ona and a aixteenth miles. four
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
SIWASHES ARE BEWILDERED
MEN WADE IN And HAMMER
Seven Stars Make Trip
over the Sacks in the
Fifth Inning.
AEAL0N'S TIMELY HIT
Flash" Scores Two Runs
With Triple to Deep
Center Field.

STANDING OF TIE CLUBS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01

place. B.: show. 1. Cigar
g.: by Brutus- Princess:
good. Won. all driving.
cigarlighter received a
to offer. Misty's Pride
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RUNS AND HITS

Totals.so Il u p L
The San Francisco call., 1905-04-01
Totals IS 6 Is q 1e.

RUNS AND HITs BY INNINGS.
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Nicholas, show, out: Winner, ch
hed-Collector Jessup- Start
Roman. of. them all to-day.
San Nicholas had no apologies
family circle real early.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-21
Normal Rates Restored.

Normal rates have been restored
by all lines between Chicago, Buff
alo, New York, Boston and other
eastern points. and the Nickel Plate
road is still prepared to furnish
strictly tirst-class service between
Chicago and the east, in their three
daily thorough trains to New York
and Boston at rates as low as obtain
by any other line. Meals served as
you like, in the dining car, either
a la carte, club or table de hote, but
in no case will meal cost more
than one dollar. Our rates will be
of interest to you, and information
cheerfully given by addressing Chas.
e. Johnson. district passenger agent.
Nickel Plate road, sll Seventeenth
street, Denver, Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-21
Satisfactory Service.

When planning business or
pleasure trip from Chicago to Buff
alo, New York, Boston or any east
ern point, you should investigate
the satisfactory service afforded by
any of the three express trains oper-
ated by the Nickel Plate road.
Colored porters are in charge of
coaches, whose duties are to look
after the comfort of passengers
while enroute. Special attention
shown ladies and children, as we'll
as elderly people travelling alone.
No excess fare charged on any train
on the Nickel Plate road. Ameri-
can club meals, from 35 cents to 81
served in Nickel Plate dining cars.
One trial will result to your salts
faction. All trains leave from La
Sale street station, only depot in
Chicago on the Elevated Loop. For
particulars address John Y. Gala
han, general agent, Nickel Plate
road, lib Adams street, Chicago,
H., or Chas. E. johnson, district
passenger agent Nickel Plate road,
Sll Seventeenth street, Denver, Colo
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-21
Attacked School Children

While members of the freshmen
class OF the Greeley high school were
enjoying straw ride through tho
streets OF Greeley last Friday even.
ing they were attacked by a number
OF older boys, who with sticks and
stones pelted the younger pupils.
Ruth Hopkins was struck on tho
head with a stone which inflicted a
deep scalp wound. Will Schuster
was struck on the mouth with =
stone, which cut his lips severely.
The two injured students were
taken to DR.. Weaver's and thei,
wounds dressed. An investigation
Is being made to ascertain who the
rufhans were that attacked the marty
The Greeley tribune., 1905-09-21
PIER Bros, HARDWARE, GREELEY, COLORAq
From Fort Robinson.

Lieut.. w. A. Cornell of Fort
Robinson, Neb., was in the city last
Friday visiting L. H. Harrison and
his old friend, a. j. Luther.
Lieutenant Cornell was in. the Phil.
ippine service at the same time
that Capt. Luther was In the is
lands, and the two messed together
for long time. Cornell was at that
time captain of Company X, of Den
yer. He is now first lieutenant in
the tenth U. S. cavalry, a regiment
of colored troops stationed at Fort
Robinson.
Lieutenant Cornell is the son of
L. S. Cornell, formerly state super
intendent of schools. They formerly
lived in the Highlandlake country
where they became acquainted with
L. II. Harrison and family. Mr..
and Mrs. d. F. Creswell and Mrs.
Richard Keirnes, of Highlandlake
were also visiting Mr.. Harrison,
their brother and son.