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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1905-09-01

The farmer loves the rolling plain,
The sailor loves the sea,
The girls they love their lovers
And their Rocky Mountain Tea.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
WINNER JUST
MISSES RECORD
Frank Galley Covers Fifty
Yards in an Olympic Club
Race i'm Remarkable Time

Frank Galley of the Olympic Club
swan fifty yards in the club tank last
night in 27 AS seconds, just one-fffth
of a second outside the American rec
ord This was done in the final of the
weekly handicap race, which was run
in seven heats owing to the large num-
Der of starters. There was the usual
large attendance to applaud the clever
pupils of Sid Cavill. The race resulted
as follows:
First heat-won by II. Ashley. l. Grey sec
ond, j. Berg third. Time. 40 Second heat
F. Galley first j. Wise second, d, Day
third Time :2S. Third heats Herrick
first ]. Barry second. Time, :3S Fourth
heat Bacon first. A. kellogg and E Fay.
dead heat for second. Time 30 First semi
anal heat-won by j. Wise. F. Galley second
Time "a Second semi -flnal-Won by c. Fay,
]. Barry and A., kellogg, dead heat for second
Time 49, Final heat-Won by F. Galley, j.
Barry second c. Fay third, j. Wise fourth
and A. kellogg fifth. Time, 20 4-5.
The officials were: Starter. Sid. Ca
will: timers-C. Yates Jr. and F. Veg
ener: Judges. Scott Leary, F. Hooper
and r. Gelinas.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
Luck Seems Against the Californian When the Balls
Are in Position for a Good Rum
PRIZES ARE VALUABLE
The Winner Receives Artis-
tic Cup, a Fob and Other
Trophies to Mark Event
CONTESTANTS CAUTIOUS

CHICAGO, Feb 10.-Charles r. Conk-
lin of Chicago became amateur billiard
champion of the United States tonight
by defeating w. II. Sigourney of San
Francisco, 300 to 231, in an extra match
to decide the tie result Of the national
amateur billiard tournament. Conklin
gets the Brooklyn Eagles cup. In adj
ditfon to the cup, which Conklin will
have to win three times at different
tournaments to be the permanent pos
SCISSOR. jewelry valued at $500 goes to
the winner of the present tournament.
Conklin also won the prize for the high
est run made during the tournament.
His high mark was Is. Conklin and
Gardner are tied for the individual av7
erage of the tourney, each having a
score of IL 1897. They will meet in an
exhibition game tomorrow night to de-
eide who shall receive the prize that
goes with this honor.
The second prize, won by Sigourney,
is diamond ring valued at $500. Gard
ner had the highest grand average dur
ing the contests, and will receive a
handsome jewel. Gardner also won the
third prize. Fourth and fifth prizes
went to Norris of New York and
sThreshie of Boston, respectively.
The game tonight between Conklin
dLo OlSOuInGy, WHICH QeClQGQ the
championship, lasted more than three
hours. Both players were so deliberate
and SO careful in their playing that the
game grew tiresome at times. Conklin
took the lead at the start and kept it
through the contest. Sigourney played
good billiards in spots only and seemed
to weaken at critical moments. On sew
eral occasions luck seemed decidedly
against him when he had the balls in
position for good run, and he failed
of several easy shots. Conklin played
the more consistent game of the two.
and kept well in the lead throughout
the contest. Following Is the score Of
the game.
Conklin-Total, 300; high run. 81; av-
erage, 6 44-46.
Sigourney- Total, 231; high run. 40;
average, 6-45
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
TRAPSHOOTERS PREPARING
FOR AN ACTIVE SEASON
Opening Tournament Will Be Held at
Ingleside Grounds on Wash-
ingtOn'S Birthday. 5

The opening bluerock shoot of the
year will be held at the Ingleside
grounds on Washingtons birthday. 1t
will be under the joint auspices of
the Union and the Golden Gate Gun
clubs There are six events on the
programme and others will be ar
ranged if time permits The events
follow:
First, 15 birds entrance ST. three moneys,
Rose system; second 10 birds, entrance 81
three moneys, class 50-30-20; third 20 birds
entrance 81 20, four moneys, Rose system /;
fourth 20 birds, entrance 81 25 four moneys
class 4O-30-20- 10: fifth 20 birds entrance
81 20, four moneys Engart system: sixth. 10
birds, reverse, entrance 81, three moneys
The officers of the Golden Gate Gun
Club for this year are w. S. Wattles,
president; E.s Gamble, vice presi-
dent; Edgar j. Forster, secretary
treasurer; w. + Murdock E. j. For
ster and T. l.. Lewis directors.
The members have been divided
into the following classes.
Champion class-C. c. Nauman. Emil Hol-
lings. NJ. o. Feudner r. G. Reed, J. w,
land. E. J. Forster. George Sylvester, E.
Klevesahl, Clarence A. Haight, w. A. Robert
son and M J Iverson; first class-E Gamble,
w j. Golcher w s. Wattles W. E. MUIR
dock s'Slade"s John Potter Ed Donohoe
Jules Bruins DIR. c. C. Payne and Thomas T.,
Lewis: second class--H. Klevesahl A. M
Shields c. d. Laing. E. Jacobson, P. Knauft
Turner. L. Cuneo, E. Bowen, Bert Patrick and
J. d Virgins.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
Athletic Meet at stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb.
10.-To- morrow will be a busy ath-
ietic day at Stanford. In the morn
ing there will be field meet between
the classes. The track is in fair
shape and the time made in the
events will give Trainer Dad Moul-
ton an idea of the strength the car
dinal track team of 1905 possesses
Such freshmen as Miller, Horton, Da-
Wis, Gartzmann, flanagan and Severy.
all youngsters with first class prep
school records, will be watched eager
ly by the veteran trainer, as he thinks
Stanford's hopes of again winning the
field meet with California depend on
these freshmen. In the afternoon the
varsity baseball team will line up
against the San Jose professionals.
Coach Cowden will use his three new
pitchers, Rook, Thiele and Menardi,
as the veteran Sales is still unable to
play on account of an INJURY received
in practice recently.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
INDIAN FOOTBALL HERO
A VICTIM OF THE GAME
Pedro Lugo, Sherman Institute Quar-
terback, Dies From the Effects
Of an Old Injury.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 10.-Pedro
Lugo, the Indian football idol of Sher
man Institute and one of the best play
ers in the West, died miserably and
alone three days ago on an isolated
rancheria between San Bernardino and
Rialto. For two years he had suffered
from the effects of a kick received dur
ing a football game, and the last week
of his life was one of indeseribable
agony He had practically no atten-
tion. the few scattered Indians in the
region ignoring him as he lay dying il
an old shanty.
For two days the body of the famous
quarterback, admired throughout the
State for his cleverness and skill. lay
unburied and uncared for, no doctor
being willing to issue certificate Of
death To-day some of the Indians sent
a message to the Coroner of San Ber-
nardino County, who investigated. He
found death was due to a kick acci-
dentally received while playing foot
ball. This afternoon the remains of
Lugo were carried to San Manuel In
dian Reservation and laid in the soil
of his fathers. Lugo was the second
victim of football to die in Southern
California 4.sa->.s --~-.f
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
PETERSON ADDS
TO CONQUESTS
Hard Hitting Welter Has
Frank Mayfield at His
Mercy in Four-Round Go

The fight fans who saw George Peter
son batter and buffet Frank Mayfield
at Woodward's Pavilion last night had
to admit that the slender blonde youth
is the king Of amateur welters in this
village Peterson's opponent showed
he is a fighter and a game boy, but his
strength and aggressiveness were
doubly discounted by the generalship
and stiff wallops of the victor.
The mill was the climax to the Hayes
Valley Clubs show. Both men com
menced to mix when the bell brought
them together. Peterson showed his
superiority in the initial spasm. land
ing lefts and rights at will, while Nav
field struggled and roughed it for a
chance to punch. Peterson opened
Mayfeld's eye with stiff left early I'M
the second round and the dark haired
lad was then at disadvantage He
showed sudden flashes of speed and
came back with a rally at the end of
the round that brought forth the cheers
of the multitude.
The third round was faster than the
previous two and here Mayfield came
strongly. He staggered Peterson a
couple of times in the mixups, but the
more the blonde was hit the faster he
came. The windup period contained ali
kinds of fierce milling. When the bell
tapped for the last time the boys were
mixing it furiously with Mayfield
groggy, but still fighting. Peterson re-
ceived the unanimous verdict of the
judges.
Johnny Grove was never more clever
than when he met Jack O'Brien in the
next important event. The latter did
not have a look-in till the last round
when he brought haymaker over on
Groves jaw and put the clever one to
the floor. He was up in a twinkling
and suffered but little from the effects
OF the fierce wallop.
Harry Tenny slowed Jimmy Carroll
away with a right to the jaw in the
third spasm of their mixup Up to
that time Carroll was fighting cleverly
and looked to have a chance. Abe
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
Boys VIII Meet ON Tennis Courts.

A handicap singles tennis tourna-
ment will be played on the Golden
Gate Park courts to-day by the boys
of the Golden Gate Junior Tennis
Club The competition will be for the
Reed & Barton trophy. Forty-five
boys entered and were drawn as fol-
lows:
Preliminary round-L Levy as 1-6O vs.. 3
RosanthaI Q5 $50; w Martin 90 VS.. r.
Crane u5 Id; B. Marsh 15 $50 vs.. R. Van
Vliet (scratch): H. Garcia Q5 1-6) VS.. n.
Strachan (owe 13; F. Kahn 800 VS.. E. Easton
go: r. Lorentz d5 1-6) vs.. H. Getz lowe
Is 2-6) B. Torrey O5 1-0 vs.. ]. Straehan
C3-G); g. Morris (5-6) A. Martinez love
2-6); j.. Hammond go VS.. l.. Levinson towe
2-6): W. Mitchell 90 VS.. A Goldsten
as SO: L. Nettor $50 vs. H. Lange lowe
$50: T. Riordan (4-69 vs. n. Abbott d5 3-6s
r. Smith Q5 2-6) ). Rudee as 1-6l.
First round upper half-C. Sonntag Q-0
VS.. F. GalIegOs (scratch); G. Maundrel
Q5 1-6) VS.. w Patterson (scratch); r Maggs
(5-6i vs. H. Rosenshine 05 3-6) r. Brunn
900 r. Drezel Q5 3-6l; W. Rugges
Q5 1-6) a bye.
First round lower half-H. McLane lowe
$50 vs. A Trillanes (15 80: M Mclaughlin
lowe ,;O) vs. r.. Cumming 900; v Butler
(seratch) vs. II. Norris (scratch); E. Garcia
It's $50 VS. II. Havens do; M. Morris O. 81
VS. r. Yates as To-
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
YETERANRIDERS
ON POLO field
While the Star Players Are
at Del Monte an Interest
ing Game Will Be Held

While two teams of crack poloists
made up Of Burlingame Country Club
men and the visiting English players
are enjoying their favorite pastime at
Del Monte the field at Burlingame is
not idle.
Two teams have been made up and
match game will be played to-Inor-
row on the club field. The available
players include such veterans as w. P.
A. Brewer, Z. W. Howard, w. S. Ho-
bart, John Lawson and Charley Dun
ply. Robert Dunphy and Paul Clag-
stone will also play. While some OF
the players win be short on ponies they
will be long on enthusiasm and an ex-
citing. game is expected
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
Racing at Hot Springs.

HOT SPRINGS. Ark. Feb. IO.-Results OF
to-day's races:
First race. FIVE and a half furlongs-The
C-sr.tain won. Golden Age second Temerity
third. Time, 1-l4#-
second race. one mile-Annie Chapman won,
NuptiaI second. ImbOden third Time. 1:513 u.
Third race FIVE and half furlongs-Jigger
won. Thisbe second Harfang third. Time
1913.
Fourth race, four furlongs. Businessmen S
sta kes-Bretfv Nellie won. Minna Baker Sec
ond Lady Charade third. Time, .53&
Iriffh race. six furlongs-GUs Heioorn won,
Alden second Myrtle third. Time. 20.
sixth race six and a half furlongs-Fra
FflUpo won. Celebration second, Juvenal
Maxim third Time. 30.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
new orleans Racing Results.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 1O.-ResultS Of the
races.
man second. Bannock Belle third. Time.
.-3 3-5.
second race mile-Redman won Bay
wood second Merry Acrobat third. Time,
81 -
Third race. four furlongs-Filatory won.
chief Archibald second, Blue Grass Lad third
Time -53 3-5-
Fourth race. one mile-LampOon won. Fitz-
hrfIlar second, Spec third. Time :54Ik
Fffth race six MISREPRESENTATION won.
Fiorai Wreath second, Mary Worth third.
Tire %
sixfh race one mile and seventy yards
knowledge wen. Dixie Lad second. Plautus
third Time. 1874
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
JOHN l.. CHALLENGES
CORBETT TO A FIGHT
Californian's Reply Is One That
Friends of the Old Gladiator
Will Applaud

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 10.-After an alb
sence of more than twelve years from
the ring John L. Sullivan tonight
publicly challenged J.. j. Corbett to a
return match.
In reply to the challenge Corbett
telegraphed from Cincinnati late to-
night:
My answer to Sullivan's challenge
is as follows. | wish he had the
health and youth to be able to fight
me or anybody else. That's all the bad
luck I wish the poor old fellow
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
FREE HANDICAP
is WON EASILY
Cigar Lighter Leads Out
a Field of Sprinters at
Ascot Park Race Track

LOS ANGELES Feb. 10.-Three fa-
vorites. one second choice and two
third choices won first money to-day
at Ascot. Wee Girl, coupled with
Father Catcham at 2 to L, Fustian at
s to and Montana Peeress at 8 TO D
were the winning favorites. Rub1ana
at to 1, Cigar Lighter at 3 and Hell
gerson at to 1 were the other win
ners Cigar Lighter won the free
handicap at six furlongs in 1:13R,
beating a field of sprinters in easy
style.
Fustian was in good form to-day and
led a good field from start to finish:
Montana Peeress was heavily played
fer the last race and won hanolly from
Patsy Brown and Great MoguL
weather clear; track fast. Results:
First race. four furlongs-wee Girl, 121 (Ndc-
DanieD to s. won: Silver Sue, 1O6 CIV;
Dugam, 15 TO ], second; Sandstorm LOz "
CWalsh). 5 to 1, third. Time. :49A. Father
catcham. Silver wedding Czarina, Sizz, Sain-
dora and Avonella also ran
second race one mile-Fustian, l0l (Duganl.
E 10 5 won; Panique, i05 (Fuller), 8 70 l.
second: Ralph Young 11O (Adiller), 8 to 1.
third Time, 1:4I George Berry. Gorgalette.
Crater and senT sIaSeon aaSo
90 (McDaniel). TO l, won; Mart Gentry "
CMoriarityl, to l. second; Sweet Kitty ,6el Bel
iairs, 90 dorsey, s to /, third. Time: :l0ss.
Ben Lear. Dora ]. Tyrolian. st. Winifride,
Iaurietta, Jer1sha. Dan Collins and Anona
also ran. -
Fourth race six furIongs-cigar Lighter, 81
(McDanieD IA TO 5. won; Martinmas 112
6Kunz) to 1. second; Princess Titania, lo5
agoa. Taxer. Kenilworth and Sincerity Belle
also ran
fng-Helgerson 81 (Moriarity) TO L. won
Position 96 fMcDanieD. TO 1, second Golden
Light 105 fWaish). to l, third Time, "a.
Watercure. Bugehorn and Sheriff Bell also ran.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Montans Peer
ess 100 tMcBride). TO 5. won Patsy Brown,
"a tMoriarity), Z 10 1, second; Great Mogul,
1O7 walsh % 70 L third Time. .42. Nam
tor. Aminte. Albert Enright, RicefuI, AlSels
and Elloa also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11

Label beat George Curran in three
rounds. Curran was winning all the
way till Label came through with a
telling one in the third and had Cur
ran gone so far that the referee stopped
the bout.
Jack Murray of New York was too
clever for Eddie Carr and won easily
in four rounds. "Tanglefoot McGov-
ern'' got an earned verdict over Pier
pcnt Ordway. while Frank Wells OUT
boxed frankie Smith in the curtain-
raiser. Young Frank Mcconnell, the
crippled boxer, was introduced and the
spectators showered money on him.
Jack Johnson started the shower and
then kept his hand in by refereeing the
Grove O Brien mixup.
The San Francisco call., 1905-02-11
VIII Pace at oaklawn Track.

HOT SPRINGS, Feb. 10.-The
thirty-one days race meeting at Essex
Park will close tomorrow Oak1awn
the 100000 track just completed by
John Condor of Chicago and by
Daniel Stewart. will open on Monday
for thirty days meeting.
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Prize winning Collie Dies.

NEW YORK, Feb. 1O.-Sefton
Hero, by many dog fanciers consid-
cred the most typical and greatest
collie ever shown, is dead at the ken
nels of j. p. Morgan in Highland
Falls, N Y. The dog won many cham
pionship ribbons here and in Europe
He was brought from England nine
wears ago and was Is years old. The
animal was valued at $4,000.
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Kid Rroad Is Defeated.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 10.-The sec
onds of Kid Broad of Cleveland threw
up the sponge in the tenth round of
his fifteen-round bout tonight with
Kid Sullivan of Washington. 1t was
Sullivan's fight from start to finish.
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MILWAUKEE, BOWLERS TAKE
FINAL EXHIBITION MATCH
Picked Team Loses Three Straight to
the Club That Will Soon
Go East.

The Milwaukee bowling team waded
into the cracks from the various alleys
of the city last night and gave them
quite a beating on the California
alleys. The team that will represent
this city in the Milwaukee tournament
took the three games without a break
and each man on the lineup bowled
like a real champ.
Lagarde as usual was the high man
of the night, scoring 225, 205 and 215
respectively in his three games. The
Milwaukees bowled over 2S1S pins,
while the picked aggregation piled up
2705. The Milwaukees will leave for
the East on Tuesday night to take
part in the big tournament. Follow
ing is the score:
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Nearv and sayers Box Six Rounds.

MILWAUKEE,. Feb. 10.-Maurice
Sayers and Charles Neary, both of
Milwaukee, fought six fast rounds to
a draw before the Badger Athletic
Club tonight. Young O'Leary of
Milwaukee got the decision over
Tommy Hermann of San Francisco in
six rounds
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WILLIE WISE AND TOMMY TUFF
Try to get Simple Sammy into trouble.
In next Sundays comic section.
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r,or,,es Fights Draw with Cobb.

ALBION, Mich. Feb. 10.-Harry
cobb of Buffalo and Clarence Forbes
of Chicago fought ten rounds to
draw tonight before the Albion Ath-
letic Association.
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TRACK NOTES.

THE TRIPLET BOYS.
Freddie. Eddie and Teddie, interrupt
uncIe's nap. In next Sundays comic
section.
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1t is officially stated that the popula-
ton of India. under British rule, in 1901.
was 2s1. .S99, ,507. The portions under ma
tive rule had a population Of 81, ,461, ,549.