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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-02-22

~ y Prescott. Tor several yaars
IN tho service of the Northwestern
Steamship company. has been ap
pointed 90 the position OF rate
clark Nth the NaFth-rn Pnciii,
company In the local trafflc offices
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
PHILADELPEIAs JACK O.BRIEN
~ CAN GET MATCH. IN ENGLAND
National Sporting Club Would Like To
Have Him Meet Gunner BIOir =,
in RoxinE Contest. 90,

s LONDON. Nov Manages BiIlison
OF the National Sporting Club declares.
IF Philadelphia Jack O-BrieE WIN
come over here and fght Gunner Mofr
plenty Of money VIII be put up The
fact that O'Brien is their champion as
a .middle-weiEht shows that the Amer
leans are not particularly strong n
heavy weights. themselves AS regards
the. lightweights. Joe Cans Is excep-
tionaily clever. II. Abe Atten cares 20
visit. us i have no dQubtsa good purse
could be secured. for ~ him. to- fight
Sorers. .'.'~'' :. 50. ~.
e:.-. When Owen Moran: our present
bantam wei iEht champion; was N
America he beat two, OF. the best men
there and could n0s get another match.
Among our amateurs - Captain
Craven and POplev OF. Cambridge could
hold their own against any heavy
weight in the world. including Jim JEFF
fries r.. -. ~ ~.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

the threads OF which held them fast
ril- tine ninth inning. when triple by
smith aub single hT Heitmuller
broke up -he winning combination and
saved Oakland from the humiliation Of
a shutoUt
The work of Brown was great 10
Esze upon. Ee had everything a pitch
~ needs 10 rwist around the neck
81 s. barsmau. His control was perfect
and he kept up rapld-Gre pace all
the ttrne, never giving rhe Commuters
chance ru spar Toy an opening
Brown WIS fauitlessiT hacked up in
tire .felc and this also aided in the
undoinE o the Commuters.
The best work with The willow was
done ny lfr-le Spencer out Of fye
grips 70 the plate. be gathered four hits
Irwin copped OF couple % double
-0ouf and Wheeler also bingled safely
twice g.. =: .....
Up.-to rbe ninth inping Van Haltren
was the. only n&u or The oakland
reEu who scoui6 solve me 'mvstltziuE
times safely TWO 1of his hirs being
doubles: -.In -rhe sixth ne clouted one
away above Eirrs head IN oeep center
old Van ger ra-tle6 At the second STA
ming al lbe way arOuuC::s
- The game was one: q. the most re-
flisrsatLe 81 the seasoTz.in. one respect
any. member of 3aklaIads s :outheld: II
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
BY r. r. I,Ho17n1edieu.

Automobile owners are. still after the
record TO Los angeles. The Cadillac
started on the return trip yesterday
morning at o'clock and; got as far as
Santa Maria; when q spring hanger
broke. The party then returned to Los
Angeles and will make another start
Last night. at 10 o'clock. A. Van valin
left this city in J. A McCarthy's Stude-
baker for the south. . The trip was at
first planned as a sort Of tryout TO get
acquainted with the roads, but guide
was found and il was decided to go
after the record. The preparations are
not as complete as If they were going
expressly for the record
In the car will be Chester n. Weaver,
A Van valin. Allen, W Welch and
DR. H F. Wilson.
Homer Boushey OF the Hovey-B Bolt-
shey Company has hsnkering after
the record He will send two of the
1907 Popes after II just as soon as
they arrive. He is going TO send "a
Pope-Toledo and a Pope@Hartford- =
Fred J. Linz, vino had been connected
with the Rambler: agency for several
years. has severed his connection. win
that house and has started out for hi11I-
self. He has the agency for the Max
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
EKPECTO LOWER
THE C0L0RS Of
VANCOUVER
sPEcIAt DIsPiAlToB u TIE CALL.


ST AMP or d. .llI = z1ElSIsTT. Nov L.
The reversal OF form which was SO evi-
dent in the play. Cf the Stanford var
zi-T TesrerdaF -flas- taken the spirit of
con f0ence oift- OF the hearts Of the
cs-din ma fans. ''
The NeW. Zealand. rules wtEich were
adhered - yes1erdsys. may in some de-
gree account -for the wooden Indian
Hrz-le displayed *fy the. cardinal for
wards Stanford IS backs were the only
re'deeuiliE feature IN the opinion OF
the per5s- The cardinals only. showed
speed 5T bursts.
i The. NHncduEer players predict a fast
and furious mill when the rival unl-
f-ersirles meet upon the 10th. HOnOrs
are. even AZ present they declare
3 Because o. 1sle ill-feeling stirred yes
tcrdaT -he second clash OF the teams
Saturday is looked forward 10 by the
rolIeEfans as a game that viii long be
remembered Things VIII move when
The cardinal l;aes up against the play
ers srom the north and the rooters 70 q
man predict the lowering Of the Van
'coDver colors.
T.le teams nrac1iced-7 tonight on the
same held and gave evidence that hard
feeling has nor fingered TO any extent
iu tne rival squads The Vancouver
men are being entertained a. the Stan
ford fraternity houses
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race; i've and half furlongs selling
Miss Alert %, Nedra ~. Bonnie Kate 81 Sallie
Suter sI Buren Arnold 81, Rose Marion 97.
Family Talk 81. Ionic 100. Lady Arion 107
Beau Brummel 1s7. Margaret. Morris 1o7. ca.
hore 1O7. The Golden Bird 107 San Arlo 11O.
Leo PAU no Golden Pheasant l07
Second race. six furlongs, sell,nE-D' e,rtnont
9S Piebeian 40, Marco So An Brown 80 Fu-
gIirtha 90 Belle Of Shelby 20 Skyte 20 Floss s
&C. Daring 102. Red Ruby 102 Sylvan Belle l04
Platter 1O4, BAIL 1Q4, Bensonhurst 1o4 Gailithca
104- Dresden 104
Third race. seven furiopgs-Ioe Covne 90 The
Clansman s3. Dr. SprTill 100, Old Stone I07.
Martha .C0rmHn 400.
Fourth race steeplechase Clubhouse ceurst-
Harlequin 125s Full of Fun 12s. Room Slate 1oS
Squsnderer 130. Barnes 14D. Reiectable IA Del
Leath 40 Maverick 1f5 Sam Farmer I4R .DaU.
son 149 Lady Jocelyn 154
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Oasis a. NJ
Dulcie 99 Verbest s9,' Red Coat 102 Miadi
Love 104 AliistH 1o4 Aiizzen Mast I04 Ida
Davis IO4. Raviana lo4 Adare 104 Lady Lavish
1oz, Frank Bill 104. Adbell 107 McChord JOY
Clifton Forge 101 Toboggan 10.
Sixth race. milo. sellinE-sHappy Jack 100
ROYAL Legend 102. Knowledge 1o2. Sncerft.
Belle 1o2, Chanida 1O2. st. Tammany 1o2 Falk-
land 100 Intense 100. Queen Esther 1Oo Mathew
Gault 1O2, Rebounder so5. Albuls 100. Uncle
Henry 1o5, Red Thistle log. Elliott H., whiT-
poorwlll 1I2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
ROSEBEN CRIPPLED
BY HIS RACE IN
THE MUD.
SPECIAL DIspArcH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Nov 1-Real winter
weather prevailed at the course this
afternoon The thermometer hovered
around the freezing mark and race
goers who neglected TO provide them
selves with heavy winter apparel were
very uncomfortable. The refrigerator
like grandstand was practically de-
serted. nearly all the spectators putting
In their time inside the inclosedo betting
ring, which afforded shelter from the
cold winds which blew in from Jamaica
Bay
The track was a trife slow, not
having fully dried out from the
drenching il received Wednesday. The
attendance was slim.
Barbary Belle was heavily played
in the Packer stakes, her price re-
ceding TO Z to at post time. Miller
had the mount but second was the
best she could do, and the talent quit
with another defeat.
Barbary Belle rushed to the front
right after the start and opened up
gap OF half a dozen lengths on Loring
and looked all over an easy winner
In the stretch she began TO back up
and Loring. closing strong. went TO
the front and STAYED there to the end
and galloped under the wire an easy
winner by a length and a half from
Barbary Belle. Dollie Dollars made
up lot OF ground in the run to the
wire and finished third
AS result of ROseben being run in
the mud yesterday with 14S pounds UP,
his of fore hoof spread badly, and
today he hObbled and limped about his
stall painfully. Experts claim Rose
ben viii not sport silk again this year
First race. six furlongs-Voorbees won Jack
Bolan second. Gamhrinus third. Time. 1I7.
Second race six furl6ngs-Malacca won. Aero
bat second Animus third. Time. ZIG 10.
Third race. mile and sixteentfi-Gold Coin
won Tipping second. Giovanni Balerio third.
Time. LOO 40.
Fourth race. Packer Stakes. hve' and a half
tnrlongs-Loring won. Barbary Belle second.
Doliie Dollars third. Time :oS.
fifth race. mile and a quarter-Chimney
Sweep won, Lonsdale second Pirate Polly third.
Time 2:O8.
Sixth race. mile and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
won Markie Mayer second Stole third. Time,
! %
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

well and. .st:Louts cars and. the 1Fr-eench
RsnauIt...- = - - :. - - :.
The new 1907 24-25 horsepower Co
lumbia- has arrived al. the sa1esrooms
of the Middleton. Motor Car ~Compzng
II is very snappy looking. car.
painted deep. green with. red ruuuin z
gear 1t has many fnprov vements over
last years car II came. from. the East
by express. r.-
The Boyer Motor Car Company..iss eI-
hibittng the new 1907 Franklin. II has
a. twelve and twenty fiorse-p power car
on exhibition at the warerooms The
cars are painted a rich deep blue this
year.
Mrs. Jiles. Gabriel. secretary. Of the
California Women's Automobfle Club. is
getting the membership list in shape.
There are quite number of the mem
.bers whom. she has not. been able 60
locate: As soon as the list is complete
she will issue q call for a meeting FOR
reorganization; and election Of officers
for the coming year. +: 3.
The new 1907 .Oldsmobile. which ar
rived a couple Of days ago BY express.
has been. greatly admired by the many
enthusiasts 'whe. have. visited. the Pio-
neer. automobile Company S. 'salesroorl.
THE. company has already booked a
number of. 45rders.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
I;iToNTA sEIECTToNl
.IAMAICA ENTRIEs,

First race, one and sixteenth miles-A Mus
koday. 19T. Fortunate es, Macy Jr. SO. Novena
es
Second race, six furiongs. sellinE-Alencon 10,
The Cure 10T Brush Up 106, Rusk 100. Consid-
GRAFTON. Io4. Peggy 100. Mfntia es CassaRdra
%. cofnRune 81 Avs 95. Aster Dor 90 Aze-
lima %
Third race one and a sixteenth miles selling
-Rather, Royal los Delmore JOG. Red Light
l0slt Bowling Bridge 103. Delphie 103, Lucketi
f1a,.: sIuretts 1o3, Paniqne 103, Dazzle 100, Co
lunlhis. Girl 80 Hattie Carr es, Givonni Ba-
lerEb 90.
Fourth 'race. SIX furlongs. Revenswood Handi-
cap--Halifax I25i Hot Teddy I1e. Jacobite 1l6,
Lotus 1l2. Rye 40. Athlete es. Yves 9s, Zienap
~. Ben Ban %, Bill Phillips so.
Eiftr <ace- and q sixteenth miles handi-
cap--4fartin Doyle l24 Cressina Id. Tommy
n addell IFS. Master Of Grafs 10 Athlete i10.
Sailor Boy los Cederstrome ee, Banker 9s Mar
athOn 9S Tiieing %. G / NJ o.
Sixth raee, Eve furlongs. selling-Atfens 100.
Belle OF lrosgois 100. Donna .El7ira 100. Big
Store: 100 Manila 100, Conjecture 100. Irvine
fD0t. Gitrona 100 Aianana 100. Fire Opal 100.
Belle. or tile Bay 100. Mimic's Daughter 100,
Cora Price 100, HiEEinbotham 95. Illusion %.
:. Seventh race. I've furlongs sellinr-Beggar
Maid 100, TaEnt 100. Dainty Belle 100 Red
Garter zoe. Viva Voce 100. Lady Karme 100,
Sailor Cir roc, Plaud 100 Plush l0D La Rose
loo, Our OvTn %. Alta Farola 90. Mitre %.
HandmsidSn 90
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
OUTSIDER WINNER
OF HANDICAP PAT .
LATONIA.'
spEGlAL DIsPATiiCH. 70 THE CALL.


CINCINNATI. Nov IA good crowd
attended the tenth dayls. racing al
LatoniR. An excellent card of. six races
was offered >=<.
The case OF Bookmaker .i,Homme-
dieu, who is charged with bribinR
Jockey Fischer: viii not be heard FOR
several days: -LHommedBeil mas i1ad
q denial Of the accusations
While being warmed up for the sec
ono event Earl Of Leicester. ran away
three miles and was. ordered. withdrawn
by the jndgeg.
Lady Henrietta. an outsider in the
betting. jumped 10 the sfront al the
start and was never headed winning
the handicap in drive by neck from
the favorite Hazelthorpe. Stoner Hill
was third
Finsf race, six fl1-lonss-zsold Proof won.
King Pepper second. Lightburn third. Time.
ia 50.
Second race Eve and half furlones- -Crattv
won Artful lsodgeT second, All Ablsze third.
Time. los %
Third race mile and fTrlonx-Bndlev srop.
Beloen second. Gladiator third. Time. Isss %
Fourth race, handicap six furIonRE-I,ads
Henrietta won. Hazelthorpe Second Stoner Hill
third Time 1-I3 z-5
Fifth race mfie=$at b won Auditor
seennc- Granada third Time 40 2-5,
Sixth race. mile and a sixreenth-A theus won
Minnehaha second The Mate third Time
~ 2.5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
REFEREE PRAISES
WORK OF RUGBY
PLAYERS.

William Unmack. the Australian au-
thority on Rugby football, is enthusias-
tic over the aptitude shown by the
college players of Stanford and of
Berkeley in picking up the Rugby game
in. the. short time they have had for
learning it's rudiments. He is anxious
TO help in developing the game on this
coast and is eager to explain any of
his rulings as referee. in order that
players and spectators alike may be
educated in the finer points of the
game.
In explaining an incident OF Wednes-
days game at Stanford. he said. In
the first half of the game. when the
Stanford rooters thought their team
had scored a try and the ball was
brought back for a serum, the facts
follow: The ball was passed forward
by Vancouver, touched another Van
couver man. and from that Stanford
secured possession. The rule states that
a serum be formed for a throw for
ward but another rule provides that
If the opposing side gains the advan-
tage the play shall continue
II sounded my whistle as soon as ]
saw Stanford had lost the advantage
This happened when the second Van
couver man touched the ball. and con-
sequently a serum was necessary at the
spot.
II penalized Vancouver twice during
the game for not kicking over the
mark Their action shows that even
experienced men can make this mis-
take. which puzzled the spectators at
the intercollegiate game between the
freshman teams.
:On Wednesday Bispham apelogized
for his unspor6smanike conduct, or
otherwise j would have ordered him off
the nels 1T is claimed flanagan OBJ
jected to the ruling relative TO the for
ward pass from which his team
thought IL had scored. If flanagan OBJ
iected he did not do so to me- Even
If he had done so ] would not have
changed my mind / have found Lana
gan a true sportsman in every sense
Of the word. and ] am sure he would
have asked me about my decision had
he thought 1t wrong.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
kEENE wILE ASSIST RADTKE
TO sECURE REINsTATEMENT
seIIe4-es That Bad Associates During
Idle HourF CHu-ed Downfall Of
me crack Jos.Izey

NEW YORK. Eov John Oliver
KeeBe who had much 10 do with the
development OF Jockey Herman Radtke,
VIII assist in the movement IN behalf
of rhe rider - SECURE his restoration
50 thaf be may be permitted 10 ride
ID California during Lhe winter meet
ing
Keeue who as az t8e Memphis track
with gsinber OF yearlings believes
thai bad associates during Idle hours
caused the downfall Of the crack
clzey. rather than any shortcomings
ou the track
It Is understood that keene has been
asked from semi-nfiicial sorzzsoss ot the
Jockey club c0ncerIoing certain habits
o. Radtkes
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
CANS AND HERMAN
TO BATTLE AT &
TONOPAH.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CHICAGO, 2 Nov. 1.-The Joe Cans
Kid HERMAN match is now assured
Word was received from. Matchmaker
NJ W. Riley OF the Casino~Athletic Club
of Tonopah. New. today accepting the
match for New. Years day.
Riley wired that as soon as Cans and
Herman can come together TO sign final
articles the club viii post the $4,000
offered for the match with the leading
bank there and wire transportation
and training expenses.
Cans is in Cincinnati where he rs
doing theatrical work. He wired that
as soon as the club accepted the match
he would cancel all engagements and
start work for the battle.
Herman and his manager will leave
for Cincinnati tomorrow TO make the
final arrangements. Riley wires tirat
Tonopah is wild over the prospects OF
holding a championship battle there
and every man for miles around is
talking fight.
Cans has as great following in the
West as Herman.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
LADY STUDENTS AT STAMFORD
ARRANGE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
Twenty Of Them VIII Engage In n
Contest for Championship Of
the Inixrrnff4
ETANFORD TNINERSITY.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, NOT. l.
Twenty young ladies OF STANFORD Uni
versity viii compete this year in the
tennis tournament for the cha mpion-
ship OF the university. The matches
viii ali he played. from. scratch and
several interesting contests are 'ex-
pected, as the fair athletes are .ac-
credited with being clever with the
racket. The first round will be played
Saturday morning.
The entries are as follows Misses L.
Pearce '0T. E. Owen 'Q7. J. J. Zschokke
Dg. ID. French 'so7- N Baker 'OS. NJ
Montieth 'OS NJ Little '08. c. Travener
'08: T. Howell '0S, II. Kuch 'o9. L Wells
'0s. r. sterne '0s S. E. Bundy 10. e
Borough 10. F., Bu-rell 10, r Gerard
10. M Miller 10 Il Thompson so. A
Chapman 10. =. Stone 10
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
Edited by
R. A. Snyth
RUNNERS RECEIVE
PRIZES WON IN
HARD RACE.

The Olympic Club resounded with
the cheers OF young athletes last night
when Big Chief Tim Fitzpatrick OF
the Dipsea Indians presented the
prizes won recently in the annual
crOSs-cOuntrv race over the Marin
County hills. J. G. Hassard. twice win
ner Of the race. was the hero Of the
occasion. He finished first from a short
handicap mark. and also made the fast
est time in the race With his other
prizes he took the Al COney challenge
cup offered this year for the first
time He VIII hold II until another
wins the race
John Little OF Lick School won the
second prize. Ee also won the prize
offered for the first high school boy 10
finish
Salvatore Estrefia. a 15-year-old
student OF the POlytechnic School. was
loudly applaudeo when ne received
fourth prize
President William Greer Harrison OF
the Olympic Club gave the boys com
mon sense talk on the value OF attn
letie training 70 develop strength and
character. He said the value OF any
thing is in the purpose which directs
il. and urged his hearers 10 take a
high stand for sporrsmanship IN al
their competitions. He urged them 20
support Al Coney IN the great work
he has undertaken in organizing a
school boys athletic league he praised
COney warmly for the bsneficieut work
ne has underta ken. saving he has
found his real life work n providing
outdoor athletic grounds for the boys
of the city
Captain Bromley OF Lick School. a
grandson OF Uncle George Bromley.
made one OF the hits Of the evening
with his speech. He hoped the athletes
OF this coast would continue 10 hold dis
tance races uurilo Shev deVefnu q bow
race
Al COney. the father OF the Dipsea
race, was cheered when he announced
that the race would not be abandoned.
but would continue an annual fixture.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
BALTIMORE ENTRIES.

First race. two-vear-old maidens five furlours
Doc Kyle 100. Brittanbv 100 Tschonie TOO
Private Stewart 100. Diebold 100 Isadore
Hirsch 81 Meddlesome Boy 81 Mamnynoo .77
Beidemo %. Grumbline Saph ~, Carriers 81 MIL
stone 81.
Second race, mile and twenty yards-HyperjoB
H. Thistle Do III. Sonema Belle III Fdrplv
Jog. Faetotum 103.' Cha!fOnte 9S Nonsense 81
Euripides 81. Grevilia "a Sir CariIthers 9l
Third race, one miIe-Graziallo 10 Harding
112 Webourne 10T 0ptician no Garment 1O5
Fourth race. steepectase about two miles
Palm 137. Precise 1872, Mr.. Mccain 1872 Acolyte
I32
Fifth race. five and half furIongs-Farlv
K 10. Nancy 107. St Jean 107 Melting
10Y SuEannah 107. Sea Water 1O2. Emiuola 1O9
Betsy Bnf0rd 102. Sanscrit 102
Sixth race seven furongs sellng-Duke az
Kendall 116. Incarnation 113, Verness iI3 No
TrIImper 113. Pleasant Days III. Cabnlosa. 1nG
s.ackev los. Jack Adams los Redmoore 10G
Conde '104 Anna Smith 1o3. Sir Car1Ithers lo3,
Henry warinE 10s
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
MEDICAL STUDENTS CLASH
on THE PRESIDIO DIAMOND
SOphomOres of Cooper College Defeat
Freshmen .bE Score Of Is 10 10
60. After Exciting Game.

One of the most: exciting amateur
baseball games Of the " season vraB
played Yesterday bE the freshmen and
sophomore classes Of the Cooper Med
ical College -ol-. the Preside recreation
grounds. The game was won BY the
latter The score was. s 70 h.
Several. hundred: spectators yelled
themselves koarses as the. college .~cup;
which has been. in. the keeping II
the sophomore. class for sevsraI veaBs.
was again intrUsted: 70 the Keeping ~
Manager a Shade OF .that team: The
lineup was as follows -: ;.. s.-. - :
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
SPORTS
Slug His Offerings at viii
and Win Game Easily.
By William +. SIattery.

Everything Eli plate yesterday afternoon
welcomed by the Seals They leaned up against the shoots
Of FL fifteen times before the little mixup end and
wne The waopng fest registered
Had wished they could have had Them
ht they seemed with they let at that for
she day.
And while his busy riding the offerings OF
oae Brown eangng up The Comnuers web OF mystery.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
NAMES ATHLETIC COMMITTEES.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. -
The executive committee of 'the Asso-
ciated Students of Sta nford University
last night named Dudley d. Sales 'o6.
of Denver. Colo; Z. p. Stott fO7. of
Portland. Or, and r. ". Barrett 'O4. of
jackson. Miss. TO constitute the San
ford portion of the Intercollegiate ath-
Ietic committee. which will meet in
January and draw up the athletic
agreement between Stanford and Cali
fornta for. the ensuing year.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
wIIh PLAY FoR CHAMPIONSHIP

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Nov. L.
The sophomore and freshmen girls .6f
Stanford University who play basket
ball will clash tomorrow. afternoon in
the first of the .interclass games for
the championship of the university
The match will decide the supremacy
OF the two lower classes The juniors
and seniors viii play at latter date.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
WOLTERS
SHUTS OUT THE
BEAVERS.

.: FRESNO Nov HARRY welters
shut -out. the Beavers today in. a pitch
erst battle. that. lasted ten innings.
arthur :SchTmpf, VINO was on the. .ffring
line 10r the Webfeer, pitched a lucky
game being saved several times by
excellent fielding. Fresno scored her
winning &. run>i the tenth inning. sco+e:
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
CTvCINNATI SIGNS Hrrr.

(, CINCINNATI Nov. billy Hit, the
lest- handed pitcher OF the Pacific Coast
League; has signed a contract for next
season with the Cincinnati National
League management Hit is said 70 be
about the best piteher@ n the Pacific
Coast League 5.-.... .t. X
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

is long time since anything like this
happened on z California diamond. or
any other diamond for that matter
Nearly every hit which the Seals sent
skimminE along went close to the
ground fv balls being few and so far
between that the fans could not re-
member them The score
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

Any yOungster who can hold pocket
knife can learn how to produce wonders
from cast-Off: piece Of wood II he
makes friends with Jack Knieff in The
Sunday Call
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
CLIFFORD TO. MEET CORDELL

EVANSVILLE. nov. Jack ClhODd
and Jack Coroeu have been matched
for = tweurv-round boxing contest
before the Phoenix Athletic Club here
e1ovember IL They are 70 weigh l35
pounds at the ringside.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
HART WIRES FOR
"A MATCH WITH
AL KAUFMAN.
sfECiAI DIsFATCH 10 THE CALL.


CHICAGO, Nov, Marvin Hart the:
Louisville: heavyweight boxer. has
wired for "a match with Al kaufman.
who was returned the winner over sam
Berger. Russell. Hart. is handling the
interests. Of his. brother and he asserts
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02

ne is going 70 make. a a-@stEong. effort
10 get the match. 5artss last appear
ance on the coast was several months
ago. when ne lost. 10 Tommy Burns in
a hard twenty round. contest That
was his last long .Gzht....~' ......-:- e.
The San Francisco call., 1906-11-02
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