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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22
JOCKEYS WILL PLAY
BALL WITH THE
NEWSBOYS

OAKLAND. Dec 21.-Newshoys OF
Oakland and jockeys from the race
track will play baseball sunday after
noon at Idora Park. Robert DAVE rem
resents the newsboys and big Bill-'
Knapp has the riders IN hand. Lively
interest IN the game has been aroused
The line-up is as follows.
Newsboys-B. Rider. first hasa.
Silvers. second base: e. Ines. third
base; Ed Morse. left field: Jim Rurle
center field; Ed Kramer. catcher r.
Mensor. shortstop: j. Driscou. right
field: #. Burns. pitcher.
Jockeys-w. Knapp. right field.
Brown. center field: L. Williams, left
ned; Robinson hrst base: Sandy. Sec
ono base Lawrence. shortstops Durnn
pitcher. W. Miller. third hases R~,sSs~ -
catcher. =. -
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22
Al Kaufman Defeats Gardner
N the Fourteenth Round

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 21.-The fight
tonight between Al Kaufman of San
Francisco and George Gardner of
Lowell, Mass, which ended in the four
teenth round with a victory for Kauf-
man, was slow and amateurish heavy
weight contest. Neither man showed
any class. Kaufman had Gardner all
but out in the second, and again in the
eleventh round, but the latter's ability
to cover up and hold on saved him
from a knockout. Gardner appeared
very awkward in the ring. and his
blows were slow and without effect
when landed. He showed some ability
to box and landed numerous blows on
Kaufman in several of the rounds, but
they were not of sufficient strength to
stagger his opponent In the early
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22
EXPRESSES
HIS OPINION OF
RICHARD
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

BOSTON. Dec. 21.-Battling Nelson
visited the newspaper offices today and
relieved himself of large grievance
There were no preliminaries about the
matter.
Say. did you see that fellow Rick
ard. says I have been begging him for
a match with Cans out in Goldfield,''
exclaimed the fighter. Il have good
mind to hike over to New York and tell
him what I think Of him. He may be
Offering $4,000 purses for Jeffries and
Johnson. but that lets him out He
can't come back with any smail-size
offers for me- If he really means his
offer to Jenries, then he will have to
make 1t $4,000 for me to fight Cans
This Richard Is a four flusher He
said was chasing him for another
match in Goldfield. Well, he doesn't
own the State of Nevada and there
is plenty of money in other places
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22

rounds he seemed to lack confidence.
and while he showed some aggressive
ness in the latter rounds he was evil
IDENTIFY very wary of the San Francisco
man. Kaufman had a strong punch,
but fought with very little vigor. and
the crowd hooted his efforts through
out the fight. Kaufman was warned
several times during the bout by Ref
cree Tommy Burns for unfair fighting.
Kaufman's weight was 1S5 pounds
and Gardeners twelve less
The blow which ended the fight was
a stiff right to the jaw, which rendered
Gardner helpless and caused his sec
onds to throw a towel into the ring
Gardner was so weak during the last
round that he fell to the mat twice
from sheer weakness and took the
count of nine each time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22

Jockey Brussels suspension came to
END yesterday and he will probably be
seen in the saddle today.
Bonaventure and Mohawk have been
placed on the schooling list on account
OF bad behavior at the post.
Yesterdays scratches: Libertinus,
Maia. Lady Laughter.
Billy Oliver is not racing a string
this winter. but is running theater
in New York
FL Cazador. one of the Baldwin string
at Ascot Park. is highly regarded by
the horsemen who have seen him per-
form.
James Blute expects to win at least
ten more races with Bill Curtis at
Ascot Park during the winter
1t is probable that the New York
State Racing Commission will refuse
license to the proposed new track at
Binghamton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22
BRITrs FIGHT Declared OFF
Fitzgerald Cannot Make the Weight
Dictated by the Californian

After travelling across the continent
Willie Fitzgerald learned to his d =
may that Jimmy Britt would not rs e
him owing TO misunderstanding
about the weight Fitzgerald said that
he received a wire from Willie Britt
saying that the weight would be 135
pounds at o'clock. but last night
Jimmy Britt would not consider any
weight except 1873 pounds at o'clock.
The Eastern man said he could not
do this weight in a weeks training.
but that he could do so in two weeks.
AS there is not that much time avail
able the fight was called or
The club officials will try TO bring
Harry Lewis on from Denver TO fight
Fitzgerald or else they will try TO
make up card here. They have in
view fffteen-round fight between Tim
Callahan and Fred Landers and a
twenty-round affair between Joe
Thomas and Al Neill-
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22

this city next week for a brief visit.
I mean to ask the Jockey Club officials
at San Francisco for reinstatement. !"
he is quoted as saying, but my visit
viii be more of a pleasure jaunt than
anything else. During the past two
months have been very successful and
nave added $4,000 to my bank account.
since coming TO New Orleans / have
won more than $4,000 playing from
the ground"
The standing of the twenty leading
Jockeys from January / to and incfud-
ing December Is is as follows.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22

OAKLAND. Dec 2i-David Runhan.
stable boy in the employ Of H. 4.
Rowel,. a horse owner at the Emery
Vile track. petitioned today to have
Augusta hnefer. foreman for the stable.
made his guardian The lad Is Is years
of age. hts mother Is dead. his father
has left him and he wants q protector.
Ahnefer promised Judge Harris that he
would see to 1t that the boy was given
an education. In court as witnesses on
this occasion were Rowell and his som
in-law. Lester Rein. formerly famous
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-12-22
Gossip of the Track

Doc Roweli purchased Mansard from
Keene Bros yesterday for $500 and
ne old geiding viii run in the last
acc today. coupled with Phaianx as
the Roweu entry Aansard has been
s consistent performer since the OPEN
ing OF the meeting. having already won
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WEIGH NAY ne RErEREE

ToNoPAH. New. Dec 2I-No answer
has yet been received from Jeffries az
TO whether he will referee the Cans
Herman fight. Manager Riley has given
him until midnight to reply. Riley says
the referee must be a coast man. He
has left it to Nate Lewis. Herman
manager. TO pick the man If Jeffries
declines Lewis not being allowed to
pick Siler. will pick Jack WEIGH
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three races. After buying Mansard
de Lis stable. and the new owners of
the horse made a handsome cleanup
on his victory in the third race. This
is the second instance within short
time in which Trainer Buxton has won
out a horse on the day that he made
the purchase. Marion Rose having been
the horse in the previous case.
The selling race feud between W. B.
Jennings and W. W. Elliott broke out
afresh yesterday when Elliott boosted
Jennings James NJ from $500 TO $500
after the gelding had broken his
maiden by winning the first race Jen-
nings let the horse go, but there will
probably be sequel.
Owing 10 the inability OF Jockey
Brown to make the weight. Mcbride
will ride Mary F in the Santa Bella
handicap today. Sandy will have the
mount on King Cole. Walter Miller will
ride Princess Titania, Graham will be
up on Sir Edward and L. Williams will
probably ride F. W. Barr. Jockey
Horner arrived from the East last
night and viii ride Blue Eyes.
Charles Walter, the we'll known New
York bookmaker, arrived from the East
yesterday. via New Orleans and Los
Angeles. and has decided to cut in this
afternoon. He considers the game here
greatly superior 10 either of the other
two winter tracks at which he
stopped or
When Prince Nap returned 10 the
stand after the first race his mouth
was covered with blood. which led TO
the report that he he'd bled during the
running of the race. AS matter Of
fact. such was not the case. the blood
having come from a wound made in
his mouth by sharp bit
Barney Schneider yesterday received
a letter from Henry Brandt, the trainer.
who is IN charge OF the choice Schneider
yeariiugs at Woodlands Farm in Mis-
souri,. seeking permission to race the
youngsters at Hot Springs instead OF
taking them 10 Memphis for training,
probably aconiesce in the proposed
change of plans and says that he might
himself 20 East for the Hot Springs
meeting il he did not like California
so well from every standpoint AS he
enjoys the California climate and en-
tertains a high opinion of the way in
which racing is conducted at Oakland
he viii probably remain here until the
very end of the meeting.
Washington James. a well-known
turfman. died at New Orleans a few
days ago at the age OF IS of cancer
OF the stomach. James was one of the
old school of trainers and left Cali
fornia when quite young with string
of trotters that he ran on the grand
circuit. Later on he became a trainer
OF runners
Bookmaker Jim Davis. who is de-
barred from operating at the Fair
Grounds track New Orleans because
he is under the ban Of the Pacific
Jockey Club, VIII return to his home in
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Gus H. KIIborn and J. Emmett Hayden
Claim the distinction OF opening the
hrst modern saloon since the fire at 20
Music
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F. W. Barr Will
Meet Classy
COntenderS
The Calls Selections

BY u. r. Jeffery
First race-The Mighty, Bell
Reed, Hersafn.
Second race-yan Ness, e. M.
Brattafn, Royal Rogue.
Third race-orchan, Benvolio,
Graphite.
Fourth race. w. Barr, Sir
Edward, Mary F.
Fifth race-Gov. Davis, Watch
full, j.. c. Glenn.
Sixth race-Ruby, sugarmaid,
Ocean shore.
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Ex.soLprrR HANeEp-s,,sm

z1--Henry Hose. ex-soidfer was hanged to-
Gay for the murder of NfAdge Doyle in Portland,
logging house Hose cut the vouan'S thrcat
>ncau1e he feared ane va about to leave him
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Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness and AIcAllister st.
ss.5o. $3.50. $500. p
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Entries for TOday's Races

The entries and weights for today's
races at Emeryville are as follows:
: FIRST RAcE-six and half furlonss four
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Bookmaker Jim Davis. who is de-
barred from operating at the Fair
Grounds track New Orleans because
he is under the ban of the Pacific
Jockey Club, viii return to his home in
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lt.3e. {
.A MONTH: y | D \ ! ! On. |. I
!. AT.|A A.N'T|C) | |
Dc An
With Entire ship Converted
Into Smallpox Hospital
81 and Crew III.
STORY or WHALING BRIG
Fear Takes Possession Of the Crew
and Brig Drifts Like
sl VIZ III Ell
g Deserted Ship.

New York, Feb. 12.-One month on
the Atlantic ocean with the entire
ship converted into smallpox hos
pital and quarter Of the crew i'll
with this disease, was the experience
Of the whaling brig Sullivan Of New
London, Conn. The story Of the small
pox outbreak on the whaler was told
today by Mrs. Haggerty, wife Of the
captain Of the Sullivan, who arrived
here today from Rio de Janero on the
steamer italian Prince The whaling
vessel put into Rie de Janerio after
two of its crew had died of small
pox and seven others were i'll with
the disease and thirty-seven of the
remaining members of the crew fran
tic to get ashore. The cruise began,
Mrs. Haggerty said, last October from
the Island Of Fayal In Azores. After
the brig had been out some time, the
smallpox started with one case The
disease spread until nine sailors were
Ill. Days followed when owing to
fear which spread among the members
of the crew the brig drifted almost
like deserted ship. Mrs. Haggerty
on board the vessel with her two
children after landing at Rio de jan
eric she remained until the disease
had been stamped out on the Sulli-
van.
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ATTEMPT TO BURN GIRL.
Young Negro Builty Of q Dastardly
Outrage.

ST. Paul. Feb. 12.-Knocked down
and robbed, then set on fire, was the
fate of Mary, the 9-year-old daughter
of Joseph Steindl, 1876 Valley street, st.
Paul, who was attacked by two negro
boys about IL years old while she was
on her way to make some purchases at
a nearby store.
The little girl carried a small hand
bag and it was evidently the intention
to rob her. The boys came up be-
hind and knocked the little girl over
and grabbed her handbag.
"Cut her up" one boy cried and the
two stood over the PROSTATE form of
the child. The other suggested that
they burn her up and they then started
to apply matches to her clothing. Sew
eral matches were applied, but the lit
tie girl had on velvet coat, which
could not be ignited very easily.
Had the negroes succeeded in gett-
ing to the girls dress, which was Of
lighter material, they would have un-
doubtedly set her on fire.
The frantic cries of the child fright
ened the negro boys away after they
had made several attempts to burn her
up. The case was reported at once to
the police and an effort is now being
made to locate the offenders.