The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1905-11-09
THE REALM
OF SPORT
Doinss of Athletes the
Wide World
Over.

Stanford, g. Indians, 4.
Harvard, 10; Brown, 0.
Purdue, II; Indiana, IL.
Portland, 4; Seattle, 1.
Yale, 20; West Point, 0.
Michigan, As; Drake, 0.
SwarthmOre, 6; Navy, 5.
Vanderbilt, SO: Texas, 0.
Cornell, 5S: Haverford, 0.
Oregon, Il; Chemawas, O.
Wisconsin. II; Alumni, 0.
Washington, %; Illinois, 0.
Iowa As: state Normal, 5.
Pennsylvania, 6; Carlisle, 0.
Princeton, u; Columbia, 0.
Minnesota, 40; Lawrence, 0.
Chicago, 81 Northwestern. 0.
Nebraska, 9: Creighton University, O..
California VS.. Stanford next Satur-
day.
Washington and Jefferson, 81; George
town, 0.
Berkeley, 10; Oregon Agricultural
College, 0.
The Acknowledgement fight takes place
tomorrow.
O'Brien predicts a great future for
Kaufman.
Basketball may become an intercol-
legiate sport.
New York is to have a garage that
| is to cost 100000
Young Corbett won from Joe Tipman
| in the eighth round.
| Gotch won a wrestling match with
Ardhal the Swede.
| Joe Cans may be managed by Cof-
| froth in the future.
The New York giants may visit San
Francisco in the spring.
The Reds" of Cincinnati will train
| in California next spring.
Mccain of New York leads the Ma
tionals in fielding averages.
The entry list for the Burns Handi-
cap this year is a record one.
The Stanford Berkeley game will be
played on Stanford's new field.
Maurice Thompson and kid" Par
ker fight tomorrow at Spokane.
E. Wheatley, who leads the English
| jockey list this year, is an apprentice.
The sale of tickets for the Stanford
ord. E
Charles O'Regan has been killed in a
| boxing match at st. Johns by Fred
| Northrup.
| Jockey League rides Beau Ormonde
/ in the Opening Handicap al Oakland on
/ Saturday.
! Fitzsimmons wants to fight O'Brien
/ for the heavyweight championship of
the world.
Honey Melody of Boston knocked out
! Peterson of San Francisco in the elev-
enth round.
Rube Wadden led every pitcher in
the American League in the number of
strike-outs.
Delaney says that Kaufman will take
| a long rest and will then be ready for
business again.
Bob Fitzsimmons will fight ''Phila-
delphia Jack O'Brien in San Francisco
| on December 90.
Kid Goodman and Young Corbett
fought a fifteen-round draw. Corbett
took the count twice.
| Full Back Grove of Stanford has
! been injured and may not be able to
play against Berkeley.
velocity won the ambrIdgeShire
| Stakes at Newmarket. Santrey was
second and Dean Swift third.
w. c. Chadaeyne of Buffalo compIet-
ed a motor cycle run from New York
City to San Francisco in AZ days, %
hours and 80 minutes.
Norman Dole, the champion pole
vaulter. has lost the second. third and
little finger of his right hand at a mine
in Tonopah where he is engaged.
The latest standing of the Coast
league clubs is as follows: Los An
geles, $50: Oakland, .553: San Francis
co, SIS; Seattle, .461; Portland, .452:
Tacoma, .421.
Ed. Bryan in a trial against the
Belmont Park, Philadelphia track rec
ord, broke the worlds two-mile record
which has stood for forty years The
time was 4:45.
The fight between AL. Kaufman and
philadelphia Jack O'Brien was one
of the bloodiest ever witnessed in San
Francisco OBrien had the best of the
encounter throughout and inflicted ter
rible punishment on his youthful OPP
ronent. knocking him out in the seven
teenth round.