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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Casey VIII Try to Beat Berger.

Next Friday evening at Woodward's g
Pavilion big Jim Casey will make a
second attempt to wrest the heavy-
weight championship from Sam Ber-
ger before the San Francisco Athletic
Club. An unsatisfactory decision at
the end of their last contest made the
patrons of the fighting game clamor
for another match and Greggains was
successful in signing the men for his
main event.
All Wing, the mixing MonroIian -
will be another stellar attraction at
the clubs show. This time his oppo-
nent will be Billy Bannon, much
better boy than Torres, who was de-
feated by Wings pivot blow. They
clash at 11S pounds.
Leo Marsh and Fred Lang. two
heavies of promise, will also be seen
in a special bout. Their try-out proved
them to be surprisingly fast and cIev-
er. They mix at 1S5.
Four excellent ring warmers have
been arranged between Harry Riley
and Gus Said at 145 pounds; Charlie
Dunn and George Ellis at 1876; Harry
McCloud and Joe Neil at lis. and
Jack Mcdowell VS.. Denny o'Connel]
at 12s. Five competent Judges have
been selected by the club to assist
Referee Greggains with his> decisions.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
TALENT PICKS
But FEW LOSERS
Greyhounds Run to Form in
First Round of Reserve
Stake at Union Park
THE DUKE Is FAVORITE
Son of Fetter Free Is Heav-
lily Played to Win His
Trials To-Day for Stake

The first round of a reserve stake
was decided yesterday afternoon. on
the Union Coursing Park field. The
talent had a good line on the grey
hounds, thirty-four out of the forty
trials run being won by favorites. The
Duke, son of the imported dog. Fet-
ter Free, ran smashing course with
Texas Hoo Hoo and is favorite for the
stake in the overnight betting.
Presto. Gold Chain, Cranberry
Sauce. Rose of Gold, Sea Lion, Conroy-
ana Tralee Boy are all quoted at 10
to 1. showing the stake has an open
look.
There is no pronounced choice for
the class stake to be decided to-day,
Duhallow, Richard Anton and Belle
Free being quoted at to 1. McVey
is at 6. Silver Heels Z and Lost Chord
8. The days results, with Judge p.
j. Reilly's official scores, follow:
Reserve stake-Earl beat Our Motto.
So; Old Ironsides beat Kittleman, 1919;
Tralee Maid beat Adams. 3-2: Medley
beat McHenry. 5-1; Presto beat Push
Away, AZ; Gold Chain beat Whoa Bill.
60; Micky Free beat Miss BrummeE.
60; Fairv Belle beat Stingaree. Az
Blaze beat Ruby Sankey. 6-3; Cranber-
ry Sauce beat Texas Mamie, 10; Rose
of Gold beat Little Dainty, SO; Muggsy
beat Fenii. 6-2; Real Pasha beat Glitter.
3-2; Sea Lion beat Apple Blossom. SIS;
Sherman beat Josie Lee, So; Mi Amigo
beat Texas Betty. so: The Duke beat
Texas Hoo Hoo. 1910; Mellinwood beat
Royal Spirit. 6-2; Yellow Tail beat John
Heenan, 40; Crawford Belle a bye.
Rocker Arm withdrawn; Big Klamath
beat Menlo Queen, 5-3; Concord Tralee
beat Fierce Fire, 10; PromDto beat
Pride of the Hill, 80; Dear CASTOR beak
Duncan, So; Angus Cissus beat Do
nestle Lad, 300 Vanda1 beat Ina Cis-
sus, 80; Bright Fortune beat Lulu Girl,
80; Raby Aurora a bye, False Alarm
withdrawn; Belle Marie beat Texas Jill.
5-1; Amandan beat Bright Future, 60;
Brewery Maid beat Rap Again, SO;
Frank c beat Nellie Nj, SO; ConrOy
beat Wedgewood, 20; My Bonnie King
beat Fortunate Dawn. 4-3; Kalispel
beat Forest Fire, So: Frisco Lad beat
Van Nora. 81; Confident beat Graceful,
ga; Tralee Boy beat Miss Rocklin, S-S;
lone Hill beat Golden Garter. Al; Or
sina beat Honest John. 6-1.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Hooiigan
A Muskoday, out a length. Hooiigan
finished fourth, behind Yada-
TRACK NOTES.

Minder and Bonner each piloted
two winners.
Like w. R. Condor, winner Of the
Burns handicap, Horatius was claimed
from a selling race.
Frank Skinner, part owner of Hora-
thus, celebrated the occasion by send
ing up a few bottles of the vintage to
the boys in the press stand. Long live
Horatiusi
1t is a strange coincidence that the
only two successful public choices, Da-
rt:ma and DR.. Leggo, were both bred
at the Napa Stock Farm and each
closed at odds of 9 to 20, according
to the official form chart.
Last year Napa Stock Farm had
the crack hlly Arisbe and this season
Daruma has all of the fillies up her
sleeve.
If big Bill" Knapp, on Dainty, had
saved some ground on the stretch turn
the result of the stake race might have
been different.
In some inexplicable manner @. w.
Trahern snapped his left hind leg at
the pastern joint and had to be de-
stroyed. Only short time ago Sum-
rners q, Co. refused an offer of $500
for the gelding.
Starter Dick Dwyer's work with the
barrier was a pleasant feature OF the
afternoons sport.
Press reports sent out would convey
the impression that rain would cause
no mud at the new New Orleans race
track. The winners time in the open
ing handicap, at mile. yesterday was
1915. That reads like mud.
Julius Fleischman, Mayor of Cincin-
natl and one of the stewards of the
American Turf Association reached
here last evening. He is, accompanied
by his wife
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Racing at New Orlean.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. n.-Crescent
City racing results:
First race, five and a half furlongs-
Dapple Gold won, Echinate second, w.
l.. George third. Time, liza.
Second race, six furlongs-Flying
Charcoal won, Antitrust second, Gis-
book third. Time, 1:22 3-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Pawtucket
won, Rankin second, Contentious third.
Time, 1:21 1-5.
Fourth race, two miles and a quarter,
the Bush cup-Curate won, Handspin-
ner second, Lee King third. Time, AIS.
Fifth race. six furlongs. handicap
Dick Bernard won, Joe Lesser second,
Fannette third. Time, LII 2-5.
Sixth race, one mile-Bellindfan won,
Evaskil1 second. Tristan Shandy third.
Time, ISL LIB.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
stanford Girls Win at Basketball.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. IL.
The Stanford girls basketball team
won the second game Of this season
this Afternoon by defeating a girls
team from the Sequoia Club OF Red
wood City. The wearers of the cardf-
nal outplayed their opponents at every
stage of the game and won easily by
the score of to 8. The recent VIC
tories OF the Stanford girls in basket
ball Is creating an increased interest
in the game and the number of fair
students entering the Women's Ath-
letic Association is growing rapidly.
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Hot Springs Racing Results.

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. les
sex Park racing results:
First race. five and half furlongs-
Pancreatis won, Jake Ward second,
Colonel Simpson third. Time, 1:15A.
Second race, five and half furlongs
Alden won. Platoon second, Joe Goss
third. Time, 1:13A.
Third race. six furlongs-Clifton Boy
won, King Raine second, VelasQuez
third. Time, 1:22
Fourth race, one mile. Vapor City
Derby, $2500-Asterisk won, Pancreatis
second, Colonel Preston third. Time,
1:53
Fifth race, one mile, gentlemen riders
-MaraschinO won, Chiloon second,
Tootsie Mack, third. Time. 2:03.
Sixth race. one mile-Memphian won,
Proceeds second. Nameoki third. Time,
1:511s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
MILWAUKEES TO BOWL
CALIFORNIANS AGAIN
Rival Teams Scheduled to Appear In
Benefit Game on Jefferson
Square Alleys.

The crack Milwaukee bowling team
has challenged the California team to
a special match on the Jefferson
square alleys. s25 Golden Gate avenue,
tomorrow night. Legarde. the man
who helped the CALIFORNIA; beat the
Milwaukees the other night, will play
with the latter team. Of which he has
been a member for some time.
Much rivalry exists between the
two clubs and a hot contest is ex-
pected. A special section of the alleys
will be reserved for ladies and their
escorts The proceeds of the game
will be devoted to defraying the ex-
penses of the Milwaukee team East.
The aggregation is scheduled to leave
this city Tuesday night.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

probably will be held on Washington's
birthday. Other shoots are in pros
pect, so the university rifiemen will
not lack opportunity to display their
abilities this term.
The pistol club has offered two val
liable medals to stimulate interest in
its work. The medals will be COM
peted for in a series of shoots, the first
of which will be given in about ten
days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Benefit Baseball Game.

The Sullivan Stars baseball team
will line up against the Independents
at Recreation Park on Sunday after
noon, the 26th inst. The proceeds of
the contest will be given to Jack Nc
Cormack, the well-known amateur
pitcher, who has been in Ill health
for some time. Jack O'Connell. the
popular umpire. will handle the indi-
Gator.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Rlue and Gold Nine Defeated.

BERKELEY, Feb. 1.-THE varsity
baseball team was defeated by score
of to in a game on the campus
this afternoon by a nine called the
independents, made UP of profess
sional and i-professional players
organized to provide opposition for
the university men. Heitmuller and
West pitched for the varsity. Schmidt,
who was with Oakland last season,
and flanagan. from Stanford, were In
the box for the Independents
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
american wins Chess Match.

PARIS, Feb. lin the eighth game
of the chess match between j. Frank
Marshall of Brooklyn and d. Janowski
of this city the American won in thirty
moves. The score now stands: Mar
shall 4, Janowski 2, drawn 2.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

1t is possible to have such good
memory that ones conversation sounds
Like ancient history.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
HONITONs GREAT EFFORT.

Honiton handled her 119 pounds
splendidly, being Tapped on the leaders
and keen contender. The time of the
race was 1:53l.-an excellent perform
ance when il is considered that the
track was not at it's best. The stake
was worth seeSe, Of which $3.50 went
X the first horse.
FavOrites fared. none too well, Da-
ruma and DR.. Leggo being the only
ones to score. The bookmakers did a
land Office business.
Daruma, the fast daughter Of Soli-
taire and Georgia VI, defeated her field
in the half-mile dash for two-year-olds
like breaking sticks. She closed a .
g 20 favorite, and, with Bonner up.
jumped away in the lead and breezed
home ahead of George A. Knight in
;4Sss. Southern Lady ran a good
third
II won't be long before Bell Reed win
Be going mile. The Captive gelding
started in the six-furlong selling num-
Der. and his price receded from 8 to
S5k TO 1 because it was thought the
distance seemed a trifie too far and
the company too spicy. Bell upset
these representations by leading from
start to finish and winning almost
easily from Sol Lichtenstein. a 10 to
/ shot Judge Denton. after display
ing q well-rounded turn Of speed. lost
tie place by half length. Best Man,
the favorite, couldn't scare up a gallon.
BLUTE PAIR FAVORITEs.
Two chances TO cash caused the
Blute pair, Tim Hurst and Tramotor.
coupled, to be installed favorite for the
Futurity course purse event. There
was so much Sad Sam money in sight,
however, that the half breed later on
supplanted the entry, his price being
forced down from 21k to to 5. AS
usual. Sam outbroke his field. starting
off with the best Of intentions. All
went well until the paddock was reach
ed, where his ia pounds began telling.
Here, under the vigorous riding of
AIinder, San Nicholas got up to the
leader, and in a driving finish beat him
nearly q length. The show went to Mrs.
Eckert's Rector Tim Hurst and Tram
otor were both outfooted from the
start.
IIainault didn't even get a piece Of
the crust in the mile and a sixteenth
selling affair, for which he ruled an to
; favorite. Second turning into the
stretch to Cincinnatus, the gelding be-
gan fading away and finished fourth.
Stilicho. an TO 1 chance, well ridden
by Wright, came with a cyclonic rush,
disposing of Esherin without effort by
a couple Of lengths.
Charley McCaffrey's Derby candi-
date, DR.. Leggo. scampered off with the
mile purse for three-year-olds He was
coupled with Big Beach apd the ring
took no liberties with the pair, 9 to 20
being the closing market quotation.
Billy Cahill's Yada shaped out the run
ming for seven furlongs. DR.. Leggo
then picked up the pace and, with
plenty in reserve. led the 10 70 shot.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

Has a lot of good points-a paper Of
pins.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
HoRATIUs A GOOD BET.

Horatius, with Jog pounds to nego-
tate, looked a plausible betting propo-
sition, and from 31a the odds fell to 16
TO 5. and even lower. Ananias had sup
porters, and so did Honiton, but Veter-
ano and Foncasta were practically
friendless. The start was perfect, with
Jake Jones at once taking Honiton out
in front, followed by Ananias, Knapp
drawing his whip on the favorite at the
first turn, playing for third position.
On the far turn Knapp, unable to wait
longer, moved with the favorite, and
turning into the stretch was second TO
HonitOn.
Three-siNteenths from home Knapp
perceived Afin6er, astride Horatius,
crawling up. and sat down to ride in
earnest. At the paddock Dainty had
the measure taken of Honiton, but
HOratius. which looked beaten at the
eighth pole. was coming again under
Minoer's furious riding. Seventy yards
from the wire Knapp drew his whip,
the favcrite responded and he then re-
sorted 10 hard riding again. Horatius
took his punishment without fiinching,
and as Dainty swerved opposite the
Jockey board Horatius forged up on
even terms. AS the wire was passed
the judges saw his nose first
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

Six years ago became afflicted with
severe sore leg which continued to grow
worse, gradually, until the entire leg
from the knee to the foot was one solid
sore, which was very offensive. spent
over 81 600. 90 on twotrips to Hot Springs,
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

vALDosrA, GA, September, 1900.
Swift Specific Co., Atlanta, Ga
DEAR SIRS-I want to tell you about
my case and the good S. S. S. has done
me. Something like rising came on
my instep, very small at first, not at all
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
Darunna Annexes
TWo-Year-OId
Scramble.
DR.. Leggo Is Not
Extended in
His Race.
BY FRED E. MULHoLLAND.

Walter Jennings great mare Dainty,
carrying 124 pounds and ridden by big
BIZ Knapp, was beaten nose on the
Wire by Horatius. from the stable of
Skinner & Co, with Minder in the sad
de for the valuable Palace Hotel
handicap yesterday at Oakland track.
The aristocratically bred Honiton,
pacemaker for the greater portion of
the mile and furlong journey. finished
q snug third, only half length behind
the two leaders.
1t was the first time since the incep-
uon Of the racing season that the cli-
matte conditions had permitted of
Dainty fulfilling a stake engagement.
Superb weather and the prospect of
once more seeing the horses race over a
fast track drew a large attendance.
Both Claude and Elliott were absentees,
and thinking Dainty could take care of
the five left in Walter Jennings
scratched Rockaway. Dainty, of course,
was enthrOne5 favOY-ife al fO
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

Index Horse and Owner.
t7Si5) Bell Reed. CFitzgrld & Cree
1856 SOL TAchtenstein, 6 (Davidson)
1892 Judge Denton. 4 (Bonsack).
1888 Budd Wade g Baker City 81
154T Clausus. 3 IT. H. RYAN,
t7S5J) Best Man, q CH. Z. Rowell) 4.
co.'s Ebony, i CW. E. Cotton)
1868 Sunny Shore, 8 q. DUNN. ...
1913 Cigarette, a IS. Whitman).
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12
HOnitOn, DiSputing Every Inch of the Route, Runs
Close Third, After Cuttiny Out All the Pace
SAN FRANCISCO GALES RACING FORM CHART.


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Drua utc he coupan and h to "A
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Six ole sll frs
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-12

'Pulled up. Time-:24A, :49A, l.:
Horatius, place, /; show. 2-5.
ner. b. h. by Odd Fellow-Kind;
lott, Rockaway. Start perfect.
less than a furlong from wire, b
swerved at the number board,
Too much weight for Ananias
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

a driver for the Harlem branch Of the American
News Company, set upon by three lIlel:
thrown from his seat OF. the wagon and terrlpiy
beaten. At the same time the man norses. W. pc
came frightened and ran away. Al Hotn,s,. e =.
dashed into an elevated road pillar. ana one %
the animals injured that II had 70 pc SU st
Some time later Patrolman Flynn. OF the Els.
o4thst. station, made two arrests me men en- "a At
James Rafferty,. eighteen years Old or No leo f-a
106th-st who has been Identified by WeoneI az
one of his assailans. ard James itiilire seVeil.et
years old. of No. 1888 2d-aNe. Inc ponce cape
to arrest the third man later ,, ,...- ~
Weber is treasurer OF the Harlem chapteI -
the Mali Drivers Union. He left the company ;
stables in 102d-st. and had just turned the ceTre
when he was showered with bricks Whicn seei ~
to come from all directions He was hit ON Ine
head by one of them and fell 70 the paVelebiirIt e
There he was set upon by two of the men WIZ l.e
a third ransacked his pockets tindlns no nlonT3
the aSsdiiants fed leaving NvpOei gyms
scious in the street. -. 49,, ,,r.s+ed are
The police say that the two men aTrestso sft
members Of the Harlem Market gang who t hous ~
Wehber would his pockets piled with niT
&C = result of the meeting OF the Mali DriNei'
Rsffertv and Hiliire were arraigncd before Mas1s
trate WahIe in the Harlem ponce, court la'7''
Each was held in s2,oo0 bail for trial
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

open There is generally boy runnlng ene ere
vator. Ajoining the elevator Is the s.ail Wy az
While the elevator is running nc one Vs. 'ie
stairs. All a. clever crook has 10 40 10 " INV
what apartment is temporarily ui!oCCupleu' 90
up by way Of the stairs when the elevator Is not
at the first floor and take all the time ne wants
to break into apartment on the iootS dpoNe
the first.
/ would be willing to make wager mat L
can go now to an apartment mousse where am
a stranger to the boy on the elevator. go up
by the stairs, and, if l can succeed IN gaming
an entrance to the apartment load the owner
valua bles into valises or trunks, ring the bell.
come down in the elevator with the boy. no
questions asked, go out the front door, stand
on the corner. and hail cab or a wagon and
drive off.
The protection which the owners OF these
apartment houses should give would be an in
telligent man at the door to notice those who
enter or leave the building, and who would be
acquainted with the tenants.
In the matter of robbing private houses in the
residential sections of the city, the up-to- date
methods are for the thief to use as a base of
He can go through the door Of the apartment
house with q small stepladder ascend boldly to
the roof. without exciting any suspicion, lay the
ladder across TO the roof of the adjoining
house, and easily open the scuttle and rob the
house at his leisure. coming back by way of the
apartment house
Where a private house is entirely unoccupied
If the thief can once get an entrance. preferably
by the scuttle, the police have means of
as long as he wished There is no possible
vigilance that will enable them TO know of the
presence of the thief in house under these cir
Cunstances
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09

The precinct making the poorest showing Is
the 3lst Precinct. known as the west I-o'h-sI.
station This precinct is now in command OIL
Acting Captain James F. Thompson, his preoe-
oessor being Captain McGlynn. In the year
1903 there were thirty-three burglaries ana noO
an arrest. In 1904 there were ffty-slx nurs-
lsries and only two arrests, and this year lhere
were thirty-three cases reported ana IouE az
rests a total of 122 cases and only six arrests
Following is the statement. in part. as issued
by Mr.. McAdoo:
desire 10 call the attention of the public to
.ha conditions against which the police have TO
contend Apartment house robberies are not
more numerous now than heretofore, but they
are sufficient TO call for the utmost poIce vigil
ance II is only right. however, TO the police. to
state the conditions in apartment houses.
Most Of the apartment houses doors are wide
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
uAppY FAMILY is NO MORE.

baby pig objected to a hug by monkey a,
the Bostock wild animal show at Coney ls'ahu
yesterday and bit the monkey lali OIL III 90"
80 Ill seseo, have heen three monkeys, hairless
dog and baby pig. All have been on good terms.
Skip the little ringtaed monkey, took a greae
fancy the curled stump OF inc pig cdtl' WIN
fatal results The happy family is no more.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
MADOO'S CRIME FIGURES
Incidentally Tells Ho7c He Could
Poh n Flat.

Commissioner McAdoo OF the Police Depart
men; has had prepared a record showing the
robheries. burglaTes. etc, during the period
from July to September 6, inclusive. for the
years 1908. 1904 and 1905.
The record covers only the precincts embraced
In the boroughs OF Manhattan and The Bronx,
and shows, by precincts. the number OF roo-
berries and burglaries during the periods men
toned. the number of arrests and the percent
sge OF arrests.
The totals are as follows;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-09-09
AWARD TO rELEPHoNE COMPANY.

Because of its attention 10 the comfort of It's
women employees. the New-York Telephone Com
PAW received an award at the International eH-
position at Liege. Belgium. according to caoe
dispatch received yesterday The award was the
ArFt made TO an American company The exhibit
Of the New-York Telephone Company included Il
strations Of its work relative to the care OF Ihe
teIenh0ne girls It's central offices are provided
with comfortable sitting with plenty Of cur
rent literature. and dining rooms in care OF ma
irons where tea coffee and milk served free
of cost
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HELD UP AND KNOCKED FROM WAGON
Driver Hit with Brick, but Had No Money
Two Arrests.

What the police say was most daring hold-up
and attempted robbery occurred yesterday morn
ing at lO2d-st and 2d-ave.. when James Weber.
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CHAA1BERMAIDs. cooks. mattresses.
maids, nurses, houseworkers. buffers,
couples, white ana colored good wages.
Mrs. COLLIER'S :, 122 West 23d-st.