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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-21
NO BASEBALL
FOR TODAY
League Holds Up Games
Until Trustees
Decide.

The latest development in the base
ball situation is the calling OF of to
days games by the league. The
Oahus were to have met the Honolu-
lus and the Kamehamehas the Puma
hous It is probable that no games
VIII be played pending the announce
ment of the findings Of the trustees
who are al present investigating the
game played a week ago between the
Honolulus and the Kamehamehas.
The league met at noon yesterday
in the Office of Frank Richardson,
present being Frank Richardson.
Frank FaIk. Jess Woods, George De
sha. L. Lemon, Harry Bruins, Pat
Gleason and F. E Steere
Richardson acted as chairman of
the meeting and Steere as secretary.
On the motion of Steere. seconded
by FaIk it was decided that no games
be played today and that the entire
schedule be moved back a week. II
was also agreed that similar action
should be taken provided the trustees
have not arrived at a decision before
Saturday next
There is a growing opinion in the
community that the investigation by
the trustees Will have a very salutary
effect on baseball in Honolulu. 1t will
clear the atmosphere of clouds of sus-
picion which have existed since the
beginning of the second series ana
will put a wholesome fear of expo
sure into the heart of any player who
in the future may be tempted TO play
other than his best
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-21
WANTED AT ONCE.

A little forethought win often save
no end Of trouble. Think OF the pain
and suffering that must be endured in
case Of an attack of pain IN the stou-
ach or cramp collie when medicine must
be sent for Every family should have
a. bottle Of ChamberIain's Collie. Cho-
Iera and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house. II is sure 10 be needed sooner
or later and when that time comes. II
viii be wanted at once. Buy It now.
It may save life Sold by Benson,
Smith & Co. Ltd, Agents for Hawaii
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-21

Nicely-furnished Cottage, situate on
Miller street will be rented at a small
rental 10 right party for or months
WILL E. FISHER,
Agent.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-21
THE FAVORITE GROTTO.

Short orders are given special
attention at the GROTTO. Try
one OF our juicy mutton chops
and you will declare that it is the
best that YOU ever ate.
Today's lunch menu is as fol-
lows:
SOUP-PUREE OF SPLIT PEAS
BOILED CORNED BEEF AND
CABBAGE
CHILL CON CARNI Y TORTILIERS
BOILED POTATO
STEWED LIMA BEANS
PICKLED BEET SALAD
25c.
With Beer, Wine, Tea or Coffee.
Open all night.
r NJ KILEY. Prop,
Cor. Hotel and Bethel Streets.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1906-07-21
WHITE ROCK
GOLF ENTRIES

Following are the entries and handf-
caps in the White Rock golf tourna-
ment 10 be played at Moanalua to-
morrow, the draw taking place at 1870
a N promptly, in the clubhouse at
Moaualua:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
BELMONT PARK EvTaIeS.

H15N YORK. oct. IL-Foiln7rfng are the
entries and weights Tor t0no.rons races at BEL
meat Park-
Firsf rfce- one mile selling Winning Hand
l0l. Go Gen Wine iOi. CloisfereSs l0l Homo
selle lol- Cherry , Ossoms i0l Frills I01 An
rcipsti3n l0l. Josie Hampton i0i Marie An
toinetfe 100. Niss Lison Ns Lady Avis aS
Second race six fur,onrs. handicap- Rqfanfst
l2G. Curriculum i2i. Toddies l1a. George :
Davis IL, Oracuium 10. Stray III, Storm los
Acrobat f0S.
Third race. six furlongs tile Manhattan han
oicaff- kosehen l4T. Security I22 Prince Ham
burg -. Hanlzarra 112. Sufrlgp III Destseh-
lend 10. Patcr l05. PrfEia ae Akhar as Oas-
lawn %. Aoy Fanuii So Adar1 tfo, % Guiding
Star -. pinke-ton 90.
Fourth race. ono mile. the Dixianna- Or Gard
neT l25. Hallovnas ll5 Hot Teddy 49, Zfrnsn
loe. Monterey 100. Pafcr loo. Athlete 100. san
fara 100
Fifih race. six furiongs. two-vear-olds selling
-Bsringo io5. II Tovar 102. no Grande fna
Mexican Silver -. Princess Kartna as OraersI,,Tn
~ Cirmcuts -. Joyful 81 Lady Vera a3 H.-,,-,-
boie 81. Nancy 81. Ben Strong So Acrobat 50
Maripnsa Sc
Sixth race. one mile. selling -Iafsariop 100
a Nustoday 1Q5 ouiun Brady ~ ffynertrr1 -
Hacus Poems -. Mandarin 81 Anna smith os
Giov7nui Bsierio ~. Macy IT. 81 Slr Ren ~
NeT YORK a5 John r. Ahearn rs Warer rsne
~ Azc-Ina -. Carcw %. Panioue Q9 Nfiiisi-
49, Consideration 92. Meddiiug DAISY 81 Dejz1-
bar S. Mcr.iago IS, Euripdes IS. Opficlan SS
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
IorTsvIILF ENTRIEs.

LOUISVILLE KY. oct lI.-FollowinC are
-he entries and weights for tonerr0w's races;
Firs; race. orc mile. selling Bitter Brown -.
Sailip = b ~. Teiepatiy - Anna. Day 9e.
Mac Lynch gS Lady Ethel IS Ruby Right
ln2 0ddoleffa io3. Miladi Love 103 sheen f03.
Marvel Il JOG. Athena 1oI. IuteusP io1. Suzanne
Rocamora 1c7. Ducilo 107. Revolt III
Second race. fre and one-haf fgrlonEs selling
Bitter Anne -. Frances ~ Npilette ~. At
fen-iOu -. Iipaugo ~ Marion Rose l0i. Earl OF
Leicester IoI. Frank Flesier 1nl. Caper I01.
Rchorval l02 King Leopold l02. Tom nolan
les Soiir II ics. Camp lCs Chase los. Light
ming Conducfor los.
THIRD race. seven caionEs-I'sliry 20. Re
rrouaU -. Edwin Grm e. Pouiotoe 81 Angleta
- Mamie Aicol -. Fedsrsl % ShawanH "a
Envoy in0 Hector lol. Pretension ioC. Car
RET Wilson TO.
Folr-fi Rae. steeplcchase. short rprrse-Scops
70. Tda NcriTnre 10. Piee 132s Gas Iaaka 1872
Lady T0oeIvn iss. 81 Tolma I34 Pontotoc 10
Re5ecfahif 10. New Amsterdam 10. Evander
ffa NarcrirE ~. C-polin 100
Fiffi race. siy fIrlunCs. spiiiUg-Ksss "a
Rubaivat 81. eueen Caroline o. Topsy Robin
E0n 10l. Marco lf2. Rsnsonhurss 100 Mona u
i02 Room Mate to1. Prestige 705. AiIista l0T
Roscoe ic9. Butinsld no ingolthriff 40 Miss
leeds ne. Incle ucrrr III. Msfador li6.
sixth race. one mile. saliinc-Comment o.
20. Taiamund 9G Pentag1n nc Tsarone 81 Ban
shaw -. Sanction i60. Tohoccau fu2 Joe les
ser ~. petit Ete lo5. Whipp9ornfn l05.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
COLD WAVE BREAKS
ALL RECORDS.

WASHINGTON. Oct. ia cold wave
swept over the East and South today
and broke al records for tAis season
IN many sections. but tonight the
Weather Bureau announced that. while
the temperature would rise only
slightly tomorrow, there would be
warmer weather Saturday. and BY sun
day seasonal temperatures will again
prevail east and south. In many sec
tions the severe cold snap was iaceonl-
panied by snowfall. and a fall OF snow
and sleet that ragged in Upper New
York State particularly caused great
dana ge, Down along. the Blue Ridge
Mountains in the two Virginias was the
coldest of the country, and az Mount
Weather the mercury was. down 70
freezing. while 4 below zero was scored
at Elkins. W. Va North Of Lake Su-
pe-sOr was anOthCr cold section The
official forecast Issued tonight says,
The storm in the lake region has
abated. although a. 6i~ ~turbed~ condition
still exists in the s.. Lawre1csss Valley
anI New England - baron uetric de-
the whole of the Rocky Mountain and
plateau region. the reg on Of lowest de-
preston being north OF Montana.
in Eastern districts ar area Of .hsyh
pressure and extremelv cold westhrr
continues TO be the Dominating 'eature-
The temperature has sris en- IL the Mis-
souri, Valley and the pla ms States and
has fallen on the Atlantic Coast II is
now u TO 90 degrees Below the seasonal
average from the Mississippi VallsJ
eastward
pair weather is indicated for Friday
and Saturday n Eastern di:Ericts."
RTFFALO. Oct 1.-THE snow and
sieet which swept over this i'art Os the
country last night and today was the
worst In many years Telegraph. tele-
phone and trolley lines were D p-ostratec
in an directions The damage to the
rich fruit belts OF Chautauqun. Niagara
and Orleans counties is meal l.ulable-
Whole orchards OF peach trees and
other small fruits were crushed to the
ground by the wet. clirging snow,
which fell steadily for many hours
Tonight the weather is clear and cold
Lines OF communication are being
slowly re-established. The damage in
this city alone is not far from a quarter
of a million dollars. and two deaths
occurred which were directly due to
the effects of the storm All night the
telephone and electric light systems
were paraIyzed- The streets were Ht-
tered with broken wires
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
VETERAN REPUBLICANS
REGRGANIZE THEIR LEAGUE
Committee Appointed by the army and
Navy Men in Camp
rrirne

OAKLAND. Oct. 11.-Camp 8, Army
and Navy Republican League, John La
Blanc. commander, has reorganized. Its
committees follow
Camp Counoil-D. NJ. Briggs, senior
vice commander, chairman Comrades
D. H. IIarkins. c. B. Mead, T. f. Geh-
ring, J. w. Evans. w. ". Bennett. w
III. Collins. N. Webster, ]. c. Ellsworth,
w. ]. Quigley. H. II. Woodruff. X. prin-
gle, S. G. Happ. C. b. Davis and Il.
Brantes.
Campaign Committee-Ex-M Mayor W.
r. Thomas, chairman; Comrades III. ID.
Hyde, George ". Hoguet, George w
Ldngan, S. NJ Carr. George McCord.
Committee on Hall and Public Meet
ings-J T. waTling, chairman; Com
rades ]. c. Little, T. H. Merithew, the
commander being an cx-oe1cio member
of each committee.
Ward Visiting Committees First
Ward, Henry c. Wells. James Taylor
Fl. H Woodruff; Second Ward. r. c. j.
Adney. J. III. Smith, ]. W. Nalenger;
Third Ward. George W. Hoguet. John
c. Little, J. T. Walling Fourth Ward
Charles p. Davis, Charles L. Pierce
George Lambert; Fifth Ward, B. F.
Cary. w. J. Stanley, G. II. Harmon;
Sixth Ward. Noah Webster, Charles
Mitchell ]. E. Clark; Seventh Ward.
ID. NJ Briggs. D. II. Harkins. John
Taylor
Resolutions have been adopted sup
porting the Republican ticket through
out
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
Editedf
RIA ESInyfh
THOMPSON TRAINS
WITH ENERGY AT
SHANN0NS. * :
Ely r. -. Snlyti1.

Billy Shannon's near San Rafael -
filed TO overh0wing with athletic
young men who are preparing Tor en-
ragemerts in the prize ring. cyclone
Thompson is putting in the hardea
work at present. as he IS billed 20
meet Dick Hyland at Colma next We'd
nesday night. He has opportunities or
puttinz on the gloves with such stars
as Joe Thomas. sam Berger and Jimmy
Britt.
Thompson does not go much on style
in THE ring but he puts IN lot OF en-
ergy He trains as he fights hitting
hard and often. and his sparring part
ners are continually on their guard
TO prevent a knockout. His regular
s2arring partners are Jack Cordell and
Bob Johnson. and they have their work
cut out for them. It Is give and take
from the start and those who have
watched his peculiar style OF getting
away from punishment and at the same
time delivering shOrt-arm JOlts which
sting wherever they land are con
vinced that he will give Hyland the
fight of his life.
Thompson gets in close. blocks welI'
and sends in blows with steam enough
behind them 10 put out even heavier
men than Fighting Dick 1t IS win or
die with him from the start without
regard to whom his opponent mag BE-
In speaking Of his coming match
Thompson says:
..Dick Hyland is a good boy. He can
punch hard and 7 give him credit for
IT, but he viii have to show me more
than he did at Los Angeles. or I will
knock him out and escape myself with
few bruises His blows failed TO hurt
ne and. as I will be in even better con-
ditiOn this time than I was before. he
will have 10 fight fast to win This IS
all r care 70 saw Z will meet him in
the center OF the ring when the gong
sounds and you can gamble that he
will not have TO do any Of the chas-
ing"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
ECCENT 8 MINE
YIELDS FORTUNE.

GRANTS PASS. Or, Oct 11-A large
chest of almost pure gold, being a por-
tion of rich strike made on a prop
erty near the Oregon California line.
was brought into this city yesterday.
Six hundred pounds of the stuff shipped
TO the Selby smelter a short time ago
brought returns of $4,000, or moro
than $40 a pound. The chest of gold
sent in is displayed by c. L. Mangum
president of the Grants Pass Miners
Association. The exact location of,
the hole from which the gold is being
taken is kept a secret. but 1t is known
10 be somewhere near the Salmon
River country OF Northern California
and the Briggs district of Southern
Oregon.
The ore is almost too rich to be
called quartz 1t is studded with pure
gold. some of the pieces carrying $1,000
and more. 1t is said that the eccentric
owner of the property has more than
100000 worth of the gold -giittering
stuff under his bunk in the log cabin
of the claim and that there is fully
100000 worth of the ore in sight 1t
is the most remarkable strike made
in this section since the Gold Hill
and Steamboat strikes of fifty years
ago.
Besides the fortune kept under his
bed. the owner of the property has
$4,000 worth Of ore on the dump of
rock that viii run into the hundreds
q ton. His cabin Is built of mammoth
logs. hewn square. with heavy doors
and double compartments so arranged
as to, be practically inaccessible. The
treasure is being brought out secretly
and shipped to the re1neres for re-
duction
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
HUNTER HANDICAP
CAPTURED BY
ZIENAP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Oct 11-This was
about the coolest day OF the season at
the Belmont Park tract The Their
mometer hovered around the freezing
mark. A very interesting card OF six
vvell-flied events was on tap this aft
ernoon. There was only one fixture.
the Hunter handicap. for fllies. Swear
olds. at q mile but Il was reinforced
by FIVE other races Of general excel
lence.
The talent pinned their faith TO H
y. Whitney's Brookdale Nymph 10 win
the Hunter handicap. and sent her TO
the post a prohibitive choice at odds
Of TO & The best Brookdale Nymph
could do was 10 finish third, the race
going 70 Zienap. a. 1O-to-1 chance. Zte-
nap rushed 10 the front soon after the
start and set hot pace. She made
al the running and won by three parts
OF a length from Belle of Pequest.
which beat Brookdale Nymph length
and a half for the place.
Summary.
F3rst race. seven furlones. selling-Gambrinus
woa. Deutschland second Runnels third Time
second race. Steeplechase. about two miles-St.
Ferin woa Mr. McGann second, Sentus third
T,,ir5 race. SIX furiones-vox Popum won,
IIardsiot second. Derraan third. Time. I:l6.
Fourth race. one mi'e. the Hunter handicap
Zienar won. Be;ie ~ Pe0ueSt second. BrOokdale
Nymn. 'lird. Time. l.Ss 50. ,,-
Flfl race SIX furlonss. selilng-N onenJum
won. Monitor second. DoiAc Dollars third.
Time. 1.is 30
sixtl race. one snd p sixteenth Iniies-Saiior
By won. Miss crawford ss2ond l9iil.h. Naa,
6el third Time 40 Guiding Star finished
f-Sf b-- was discua ifel for fouiing-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
MARTHA G0RMAN
WINS THE FEHR .
HANDICAP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE GAIL.


LOUISVILLE. KY. Oct. 1L-Bright
Sunshine moderated the weather some-
what today and the attendance was up
10 the normal The track was fast The
card was q good one, with the Frank
Fehr handicap as the feature.
Martha German. the favOrite, and
Frontenac carried the bulk of the
money. Outpaced in the beginning Of
the journey. Martha German closed
through the stretch gamely and just
got up in time TO beat Hannibal Bey TO
the post The latter and Frontenac
were the pacemakers. running head and
head 10 the furlong pole. where Front
enac showed in front and looked like
& winner. He weakened at the end
and was crowded back. else he might
hsve been second Summary:
First race. six furlongs. seling-Malta won.
Lady Timont second. Refined third Time,
1.14 10.
second race. Eve and q half furlongs. selling
Ethel Day won. Mansard second. French NUn
third. Time. I.n7.
TIi7d race. one miie-Tbe Borgian won. Mari
tus second Azora thirl Time. 40 3D.
FOURTH race. six furiongs Prank Feir handicap
Martha German wou. Hannibal Bey second.
God Mate third. Time 1913.
Fifth race one ana a half miles. selling
Elliott won. Miss Rillie second, Shining star
third. Time. 9.34 4-5
sixth race Une mile seliing-Cul won. Red
Thistle second. Fair CALYPSO third Time. ] a
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
CHAMPIONSHIP GOLF GAMEs.

WET NEWTON. Mass Oct 11-Four
MATCHES. two wen fought and the others early
decided narrowed tho fed IN the third round
of tho womens national golf championship at
the Braeburn Club today 10 four vetersn players
Miss Mary p. Adams of the Weilaston Coz
Cub. B3sfon. Mrs =. H. Barlow OF the Marion
Country Cfuh piiladei h'sia: Miss Harriet s
Curtis nf the CorntTv cab. Boston. and Miss
Anita Ihipps Of Springfield. The players viii
meet in tllat order tomorrow IN the semi finals
Miss Adams found a strong ounOnenf IN Miss
Frlnces C. Criscon OF the Marion Country
Club. Philadelphia the 1s9a champion.
Mrs. Barlow won her match easily from Mrs
r. W B1tche,der of Boston. and Miss Curtis
had no diffcuty IN putting ont Mrs. W. Eel
owes Morgan ~ the BglusTol Club. iu the New
YORK district. but Miss phipps was Obliged 10
play sixteen holes i'm order 10 defeat her 0p-
ponent. Miss Florence y Ayers of Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
RAnoN GRATT.N WIS RAcE.

LEXINGTON. Ky. oct. lin straight
pacing event today at the kenfucky Trotting
Horse breeders Association track and estnb-
lishei bis claim as the champion aged pacer
~ tie season The 2:I0 class post
poned until tomorrow. after Morone had won
two heats and Van Zandt two. Results:
2i5 class. pacing, purse $1,000. three in five
Brsta1,lcr won three straight heats and tie race
in posi-. 2.c9h. 2.n9h.
The Wes. 2:29 class f-o:ting. value $1,000
three in fve-Exton free strasght heats
and The race in 2:1Iia. 2:11ta. 2.10a.
2:cT class. pacing. purse SI2ep two IN three
Eesta Bty won the second ard third heats aud
the rnce in 2:O5A. 2:0T. Alfalfa the first
heat IN 2;05.
2.O0 pacing. purse $500. two in three-BarUn
Grattau won tive straight heats aud the race
IN 2:O2R. 2.05i5. Angus Pointer. Bolivar, La
cunda. Ecstatic ard Graft also started
2.I0 class. tT1tting. purse $1,000. three in
I've Observation-Disclosures the first and
ond heats IN 2fSa,. 2:c9@s. Van Zandt won
the thfrf and fosr;h heats in 2s1c. 2:10h.
Special 70 bcat 2:a2 trottinc-Sweet Marie
lost 40 time taken.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
WARDANDLANDERS
FIGHT TWENTY
HOT ROUNDS.
SPECIAL DIsP1TcH 70 TIE CALL.

VALLEJO. Oct. 11.-Frcd Ward and
Fred Landers fought q desperate TWEEN
ty-round draw here tonight in the
presence of d great crowd of spectators
Although Referee Bob Macarthur did
not name a winner. the disinterested
spectators thought the honors should
have gone to Landers The San Fran
cisco boxer was an to 10 public
choice. and on the showing he made
he justified this price.
The boxers had up a side bet OF
$1,000 each and in addition there We're
several thousands of dollars wagered
on the outcome. The San Francisco
delegation, which was an unusually
large one backed Landers to a man.
The fight was pronounced the fastest
and best ever seen here. and there is a
desire to have tho men meet again and
settle the question of supremacy in a
decisive manner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12

fered in the game, both Wilson and
Bliss pegging perfectly to the bags.
Graham pitched his first good game
in so long that the fans refused to be-
lieve it was he when they beheld him
on the rubber. He, like Welch, had
everything, including the glove, smile
and gall The Seals never could take
the twists out of his benders with men
on bases. though in a couple of spasms
they started of by banging safely
twice.
Umpire Derrick made another hit
with the fans by calling down both
Wilson and Van Haltren when they
started in to scrap. They imagined
that the umpire had forgotten all about
yesterday and on two occasions they
ran up and made the stall to pan the
boss of the game. But he showed
again that he would not tolerate rough
work. so the eloquent captains quit in
Jig time. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
OF LICK
HOPE TO RETAIN
THE CUP.

The students of the California School
of Mechanical Arts held their usual
weekly rally yesterday in the assem-
bly, hall of the institution. The af-
fair was marked by unusual enthu-
sasm, due to the fact that the Brit
tain cup, which the Lick athletes won
at the Bay Counties Athletic League
field day last Saturday, was formally
presented to the school. To date Lick
has twice won the cup and the Oakland
High School has won it once. All the
Lick track athletes have to do is TO win
the next B. C. L. field day and the cup
will remain in their possession for
good. Captain Golcher on behalf of
the track team, thanked the students
for the way they supported the men at
the last two field days.
While track affairs took UP consid-
erable time, football was by no means
left out. The opening game of tire
sub-league season viii occur tomorrow
afternoon between Lick and lowell,
and this fact brouG hit forth speeches
from Captain Merrilees and Mana ger
Harry Dearin. Both expressed de-
sire TO see the game we'll attended,
the Academic Athletic Leagae has gone
on it's own resources, having declined
to follow the colleges in the Rugby
football matter. TO have the sub
league a financial failure would sure
ly kill football. so e;.cb man empha-
sized the necessity OF the students be-
ing on hand.
Others who made speeches were Car
roll Rochester Of last years football
squad; Robert Weber. this seasons
quarterback; Gregory Padilla one of
Lick's distance men; Ted Everett, left
end on this years team.
The remainder Of the time was spent
in the practice of school yells and
songs.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
FAIL TO BREAK THE AUTO
RECORD FROM THE SOUTH
Franklin Car Makes Splendid Record
and Has Previous Times Beaten
When Tires Give Out.

The team that went south in the SIX
cylinder Franklin automobile, which
failed to beat the record on account of
dishing a wheel started TO come home
yesterday against time They made
splendid progress all the way up to
Paso Robles and would have arrived in
San Francisco fully two hours ahead of
schedule time had II not been for tire
trouble.
From the time they left Paso Robes
they sot one puncture after another,
and ran out of inner tubes and finally
pulled into Gilroy running on the rims.
1t was hard luck for they had the rec
ord in their pocket up TO late in the
afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

b. the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-NinBIng Hand. Josie
Hampton. Marie AntOinette.
Second race-TOddIcr. Geo. =. Davis
HO1anisf.
Third raee-Roseben, Suffrage, Adora-
ton.
Forth racc-Dr. Gardner, Hot TOddy,
Ss-afara.
Fifth rnce-BarinGO, Mariposa, Orae-
uIUm.
sixth race-New York. NibIfck, Macy
Jr.
Weather clears track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
GOWAN DEFEATs DELaNo.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. H-Bv de-
fcating r. 3 Delaa0 '0S Of New Bedford Mass
in the final round of tie singles intereiasS ten
MS tournament yesterday. A. J. Gowan 90 Of
Los Angeles won the right 70 the championship
Of Stanford University. and brought home to the
snphonores the honor of supremacy in the Eng
Iish game
De'ann. champion of TIE juniors. met the
representative of the seniors and defeqted him
in stra light sets G0wan met the best Of
tie frtSH class and ;ri~iHphet. - W.
WIFI be entitled to represent Stanford in out
side matches.
The scores for the match were close and De-
lano was Only able 20 capture set. The
scores are 81, GA. 20. 6-2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-12
opEAT FLocks oF pucKs.

VALLEJO. Oct 1I--Cireat aocks OF ducks
that VIII gladden. TIE helrfs OF the iiaaters IN
the vicinity OF the Sussun msTshes AMI those
along the Napa Greek above this city seen
in the vicinity 81 this city daily. and the
transportation men about san Pablo Bay report
that they have neycr seen 50 many OF the
birds a. this season of the year The batting
Of ponds will not be freely indnlged in this
season owing TO the high price OF the feed.
Reports from the local Sp0rismen who have
preserves in tho Sonoina m srsh say that in the
vicinity Of Reclaim 1tion there thousands OF
ducks hut that is about tic only place in
thai vicinity whore tho birds Plentiful