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after racing Earl Rogers and z. NJ.
win by five lengths. The favorite was
an easing up second, length in front
of Neptunus, who ran over several of
the firing leaders In the stretch. Water
Thrush dogged il on being unable to
get to the front. Magrane was one
of those who suffered In the mixup al
the start and ran last with Ebel
Thatcher all the way. With an even
break Dollie Dollars would probably
have scored an easy victory. as she
was evidently much the best. Jockey
Scoville rode the winner, who came
from the Keene stable.
William Hawkes. clever mare North
west won the closing race of the day
in a romp as an odds-on favorite. The
distance was seven furlongs and she
trailed her field for half a mile. Sandy
moved up with her on the turn and
she only had to breeze to run over the
leaders in the stretch. The boy was
pulling her up at the end. Nina Glib
son, a 100 to 1 shot. shocked the talent
by taking the place in a drive w6h
Sahara and Princess Wheeler It was
a close thing for show, but Sahara Sc
cured the decision. Laura NJ, held
at short price. stopped to a walk in
the stretch when she looked to have
a chance to be a bangup second.
Jockey Brown carried off the riding
honors with two winners, Graham,
Sandy, Scoville and Gross accounting
for the other four.
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TEAMS WILL MEET At
BASKETBALL TOMORROW

The high school athletes that have
been out trying for the haskeCball teams
VIII take the INITIATIVE i'm academic
sports tomorrow afternoon when the
team from the Wnmerding School OF
Industrial Arts will line up against
the team from the Polytechnic High
School
It is the purpose OF the league on
cials to have this branch Of their spring
sports concluded first that the contests
may not interfere with the athletes
striving for track honors. All the sub
league games. including the semi
final and final game. viii be played by
March 80 The only track events to
take place before this time are the
San Francisco and Bay County field
days, and basketball Is thus insured
good financial support
The game tomorrow will be held IN
the gymnasium Of the Young Mems
Hebrew Association at 8 o'clock
and should prove a lively contest II
the Polytechnic boys should defeat tha
aggregation from Wilmerding they no
doubt Will win subleague hOnors, az
the Wilmerding team is at present
considered the strongest team on this
side OF the bay.
Mission will not have a team this
year, as 1t was expelled from thu,
league. Even If Mission should de-
velop team. 1t is doubtful whether
/
last years champions have left schooL
Wilmerding has most OF her LAST
years team, Braunagal. Patterson and
Edlliard are crack" basketball players.
They are the holdovers. Wilmerdfnz
also has Stadfelt and TrOwbridge. two
players with whom It expects to sur
prise the spectators, and with Baum
baugh and Surryhne for substitutes
it's prospects are promising.
OF the Polytechnic team little Is
known. outside OF Korbel and Harrison.
Polytechnic viii have a fighting team,
however, which will keep things hum
ming.
The second contest will take place
Tuesday afternoon. same time and
place. between Lick and Lowell
The teams will line up as follows.
Wilmerding - Forwards. Braunagal
(captain) and Patterson: guards. Stada
felt and Trowbridge: center, c. Hii-
lard: subs, SuTryhne and Baumbaugh.
Polytechnic Forwards, Hays and
Northamp; guards, Harrison\ and
Jacobs; center, Korbel; subs, Singleton
and Meheien.
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Selling platers of the cheaper sort
will furnish the sport at Emeryville
this afternoon. Large fields will be in
evidence in four of the events and
picking winners looks lie an extreme
Iy hazardous undertaking. Memorize
and Irish Nike will probably fight it
out for the big end OF the purse in the
opener. a four-furlong dash for two
year-olds Chenowee aud Lenordsdale
look best of the balance
Ink and Lady Fashion We're second
In their last starts and are the most
likely contenders among the bad lot en-
tered for the second. ghe third is a
spit of the second and'a equally bad
lot will run. Vincentio is possibly the
most promising. The Missourian might
do in this cheap company.
AndreY Mack, Lueian and Orchan
should finish in the order named in the
fourth. Lucian is in good form, and
which is by 20 means improbable, in
asmuch as he has troublesome legs,
-Lucian is likely to win Orchan runs
best after letup, such as he has had
for a time.
The fifth, a highweight affair>over
the Futurity course. issa tough looking
betting proposition. Golden Rule,
Judge. Titus, Aaron ! and Hersain all
appear to have a chance
Gemmell is considered to be colt of
some class and should be able TO take
the measure OF the ordinary field with
which he. win run in the cloSing race
of the day. Triumphant~ and Louise
Fitzgibbon are the lillelfest2 2eontenders.
Malitah's recent form has been poor.
Furze has an outside chance
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
Gossip of the Track

Handicapper Egbert announces the
weights for the Waterhouse Cup at
two and a quarter miles to be run as
the feature event of next Saturday S
programme as follows:
LogistilIa I16 Ostrich ia, Nealon 113.N Dusty
III Msrius II 1Io. Edwin Gum no. Mamie AL
gol 109. Borghesi los. Lubin los. Reservation
los, Arnstt's sat0n los; sonfriere 1o7. Tn The
Cambridge 1O5. Corigan 100. Gltsten 1o4. Be
knighted 1oz Red Leaf 1O4. Standover 103. True
Little ioi. The Borgian ioi. Tom Roberts 100.
Rey del Mundo 100. Lisaro 100, CRATER 100.
The Captain 100 Benvolio 100. Harbor 100,
Rubric 100 Circus 100. Jocund 100. veterano
100 cloverland 100. Blue Eyes 100. Ramus 100,
Huston 100. Chancellor walworth 100, Bob
Flitner 100. DoliDda 100, Atkins 100, Komoka
100. W. B. Gates 80. Iras es, Woodsman 9S.
Marshal Ney ss orchs1 a. ss Scotch o. Iniss,e ~.
dale s7 File 81. Daniel G 87. Epicure 81. Elwood
81. Sandstone 81. Beechwood 81, Elevation 81.
Pontotoc 81 Bombsrdier 81. Graphite 81, Little
Joker 81, Tenordale 95. Kenova 90, Queen Alamo
e5. Tony Faust %. Fred Mulholiand 95, Nina
Gibson 50. Blondy SO.
c. e. Durnelrs California Derby win
ner Temaceo is now at Ascot. Park,
where he will be rested up for a few
days prior to resuming the trip to New
Orleans. in order to reduce the risk
of the long journey on the cars af-
fecting the condition of the colt.
William Walker has decided TO re-
main here with his useful and consis-
tent string until the close of the local
season. He will ship east about May
so as TO reach Toronto about week
prior to the opening of the spring
meeting at that place.
Del Fountain thinks that Water
Thrush will win some races for him
when the track gets fast He believes
that with a little more racing the mare
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Racing Stewards Suspend Dusty Miller
Bazbus Wins Santa Barbara
Stakes at Ascot Park
! SPECIAL DrspAToH TO THE CALL.

Los ANGELES. Feb. 27.-A large
crowd saw the racing at Ascot Park
this afternoon. The weather, was clear
and the track fast and they got their
moneys worth. The feature event was
the Santa Barbara stakes, at four and
half furiongs, for two-year- -olds.
with $1,000 added money. Balbus won
1t. The rest of the card was made up
of four selling and one purse event.
Three good priced horses finished IN
the money in the opening race. Chief
OHayers at to l, won; Talavera, at
los l, placed. and Bankara, at s to
l, showed. Piquet. at 5 to 1. won the
second race; Hi Caul Cap. at 16 to g..
was second. and Phyz showed at the
juicy ODDS of 100 to 1.
Jockey G Koerner will leave for
Oakland tonight. Koerner will not
finish the season at Emeryv1lie, but
will go to New Orleans, where he will
ride in the Derby on March 16. Jockeys
Fischer and Keogh expect to finish the
season at Emeryville. Koerner had
a mount In every race today.
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running feat by taking the last two
bases when Stott allowed a fast one
to slip away from him.
The varsity came back In the
eighth sufficiently strong to win Scott
drew base on balls. stole second and
reached home when Dick Egan threw
wild to first on a hot one from
Owens bat. Captain Presley then
drove owen In with a long smash to
left field.
The work of the cardinal infleld was
replete with brilliant flashes. Fenton
handled several all but impossible
chances, and Cadwalader covered the
short field in classy style. The
bleacher contingent was highly en-
couraged by the exhibition of today.
The teams lined up in this order:
Stanford = Stott, catcher: Theile,
pitcher: Presley (captain), first base:
Sampson, second base: Cadwalader.
shortstop; Fenton, third base; Owen,
left field: Scott. center f1eld: Gore.
right field. All Stars7Dashwood
catcher; Schimpf. pitcher: Williams.
first base; Adams, second base; Nc
Kune, shortstop: Egan. third base;
Heitmuller. left field: Kelly, center
field; Spencer, right field.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
.sTANFORD's TEAM WINS
FAST GAME OF BASEBALL
Varsity Players Defeat
Heine Heitrnuller's
Professionals

& STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. ~
Heine Heitmuller's fast crew Of pro-
fessional ball players were defeated
this afternoon by the varsity team in
the fastest game of the season. The
score was 2 to l. The cardinals out
fieided and outhit the leaguers, and
their showing was a surprise in view
of their poor work during the last
few games. Theile proved teo much
for the professionals, and their only
run was scored on as pretty piece
of base running as was ever seen on
the campus diamond. Spencer hit out
a slow one to the infield and stole
second while lStott was returning the
ball to the pitcher. The fast little
fielder then completed his daring base
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Edited by
R. A. Smyth
KELLY TO MEET WHITNEY
IN THE DREAMLAND RINK
VIII Take Place of Jack
Mclaughlin in Four
Round Bout
BY r. a Srr1yth

The management OF the Manhattan
Club has found a substitute for Jack
Mclaughlin In Joe Kelly. who has
agreed to meet Kyle whitney. the
snowy welter-weight, in one OF the
bouts on the clubs programme tonor-
row night IN Dreamland Pavilion. The
other bouts on the card seem TO prom
ise lots OF action. Johnny Murphy,
who enjoys the excitement OF competi-
tions Is to meet an old opponent IN
Willie Conroy. Phil Knight, who is
considered one OF the best boys IN his
class. will hook up with George San
fanson. Cherries Mayer. the Eastern
heavyweight. will try out new can
didate for honors IN the ring IN Fred
Sommers.
Jimmy Britt and Corbett are stin far
from being matched. owing chiefly to
the fact that the Californian wants to
see II something better than an en-
gagement in Nevada cannot be OBJ
tained here when boxing Is resumed.
Corbett is training at MOanO Springs,
near Reno. and will be in the best pos
sible shape If the match is made.
frankie Warren. who claims thu
amateur boxing championship Of New
York at $50 pounds. is in this city at
present and is anxious to get a match
with some boxer In his class. Spider
Kelly has him IN hand and thinks he Is
promising boxer He has had two
fights on this coast, knocking out Al
-Conners in three rounds and Dick
O'Hara in seven rounds. He IS pro-
nounced hard hitter and has all the
gameness any boxer needs in his busi-
ness. He is being managed by Jack
Ryan Of 2O24 Sutter street.
n Lew Powell is trying to get a match
with Dick Hyland and Jim Griffin, who
represents him. offers 10 put down a
substantial side bet. Hyland seems to
be In strong demand and with all ths
offers of matches he should be busy IN
the ring for some time.
Battling Nelson expects TO be back
In Amefica next month. He has been
showing to big houses in Liverpool re-
Gently The Goldheld fight pictures are
10 remain on the other side until July
having been booked that far IN adj
vance, The strike OF the concert han
artists In London interfered with Nefs
sons plans, as he was drawn into tn
controversy through no fault OF his
own. 1t is expected that before Nhe
passing of this year Nelson viii meet
Cans in the ring again. and he may
coneede Britt return match The
Californian is anxious to try. .cOnclu-
sions with him.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
RESULTS AT NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 27.-Fair Grounds re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs. selling-No Quarter
won, Alliance second, Bert osra third. Time,
1:16.
Second race, mile and seventy yards, selling
Grenade won, Paul Clifford second. Bellindian
third. Time. / :46 As.
Third race, five furlongs won Fancy
Dress second, Soprano third. Time. 1:01 As.
& Fourth race. Carnival stakes four and half
furlongs-E. NJ. Frye non, Blue Lee second,
Lady Caroline III third. Time, :55 40.
Fifth race, six furlehgs- Refined won, Royal
Sixth race, selling six furlongs-Bertmont
won Cutter second, Impertinence third. Time,
Seventh race, selling, mile and seventy yards
Donna won, Sonoma Belle second, Happy Jack
third. Time, AS.
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will get over her habit of stopping in
the stretch.
Mamie Algol, who made a new rec
ord for threesmiles at New Orleans last
week, is on the way to EIperyville
and will be q certain starter In the
Thornton stakes at four miles two
weeks hence. II she arrives here in
time there is a possibility that she may
makaS bid for the waterhouse Cup
on Saturday.
Jack Keene was a greatly surprised
man when his Juvenal gelding Ponto-
toe romped to the wire an easy winner
In the fifth race. He not only lost the
opportunity of winning a bet on the
horse, but actually laid top price
against him in his book and paid out a
considerable sum as a consequence. The
horse, although he showed speed in his
last previous start. has not amounted
to much since the Hot Springs meet
ing year ago.
Twenty nine bookmakers went on
in the big ring at yesterdays cutin.
The Arizona and New York clubs went
of, but their places were taken by
the Christopher and Owensboro clubs.
Indications now point to a fast
track for the running of the Water
house Cup on Saturday. The condition
of the course was wonderfully i'm
proved yesterday.
r.. r. Rice Jr. has purchased the two
yearold Lenordsdale from H. T. Grif-
fin.
Cottontown is in training for the
Brooklyn and Suburban handicaps.
1t Is pojitively announced that there
will be no spring meeting at Memphis.
Yesterdays scratches: Yellowstone.
Corn Blossom, Nigrette Harbor
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
JOCKEYS co ABROAD

NEW YORK. Feb. 27.-The exodus
Of American jockeys to Europe began
yesterday, when Willie Shaw sailed
for Germany, where he will ride for
the Weinberg brothers.
Danny Maher and Lucfen Lyme will
sail for England today to- ride during
the approaching season for Lord
Derby and Lord eCarnavon, respec-
lively This will make Maher's sixth
season in England. during which time
he has won more than 500 races.
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RESULTS ave HoT sPRINGs

HOT SPRINGS Feb. 27-Results,
First race four, furlongs-Rustle won. Fyar.
ney second, wautauga third. Time 40 10.
Second race. Eve and half fnrlongs-Jini
Time, ;08 49,.
Third race. four furongs-Ida May won. Colo
mel Bob second, Follow third. Time. 40 4 B.
Fourth race. mile aud seventy yards--Beiden
won, Stolen Moments second. Matador third.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Miss Affable. won.
Oasis second. Balshot third. Time ZIG 2-5. :
Sixth race mile and a auarter-Bendigo won.
Match second, AggIe Lewis third. Time
2.1O Is.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
BROTHER IS SEARCHING
: FOR 4 MAYNARD SISTER
Los Angeles Man Travels
- Over All the West in
His Vain Quest

RACINE, Wis, Feb. 27-There ar
rived inN Racine last night we'll
dressed man. who gave his name as
McRees, and he said that he came in
search of his sister. Miss Eta McRees,
l9 years old. He ascertained that she
was here three days ago and had de-
parted for Chicago. McRees said that
his father and mother were lost in. a
steamboat wreck near Vancouver ISL
and. At that time he lived in Los
Angeles, California. His sister became
wayward and mysteriously disappeared
from the home of her aunt. He was
sent out to find her.
He traced her to San Francisco, up
the coast to Portland, thence to Min
neapolis, Milwaukee and Racine. Should
he find her it will be his effort to take
her back home to Los Angeles, the aunt
there being well to do.
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scored victory
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
JocKEY cLUB,s CHIEF pEAp

Conner, president of the New Louisiana
Jockey Club, died today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
FOUR of EVENTS WILL
HAVE LARGE, FIELDS
Selling Platers of Cheaper
Sort Will Furnish
Sport Today
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

First race Memorize, Irish
Mike, Chenowee.
Second race--Ink, Lady Fashion,
Ara.
Third raee-yincentfo, Trapskt-
ter, The Missourfan.
Fourth race--Andrew Mack, Luz
clan, Orchan.
Fifth race-Golden Rule, Judge,
Aaron j.
Sixth race-GemneII, Triumph-
ant, Louise Fitzgibbon.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

INSURANCE SUIT FILED-charIes KeiIus &
Co. dled suit yesterday against the Rhine and
M0sele Fire Insurance Company TO rceee eer
s157T.16 on stock Of clothing destroyed In the
April IRE.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28

sTEALEY PLEADS GULTY-Horace stealey.
accused of having obtained $3.50 from b. H. b.
Shepard a cigar dealer on a worthless chesk
drawn on the Bank of California and signed W
its passer. pleaded guilty TO charge of OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses yesterday and
was ordered to appear for sentence today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
Ascot Selections

First race-Dr. Logan, Decline,
Thaddeus.
Fustian, Money Miss.
Third race-Jack Adams, HI
Caul Cap, Freesias.
Fourth race w. Ri. Carey,
Tartan, Ormande's Right.
Fifth race-Turnaway, CaTman
entry, Waterbelle.
Sixth race The Roustaeoat,
Bauble, Chancellor Waiwerth.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
Inconsistent Running of Van Dusen;s Horse
Results in Ruling BY Turf Officials
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

oAKIANp wednsdsy
582 FIRST RACEFOu
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West
showed
ridden
ran smr race but found it too NJ
10 & o a
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Ascot Entries
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

Anls
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463 26
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ArAvoRIrE LEFr Ar POST

fifth race was marred by bad
stay Doilie Dollars, the favorite, be-
ing LETT at the post with two or three
others. She closed an immense gap
and overhauled everything in the race
except the 10 to ! shot Pontotoc, who.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-28
Today's Entries

The entries and weights for today $
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE -four furiongs selling; maid
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ss 50 s 20 OF
could
spec
5S3 SECOND
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4 ow
50 Dollars 90; IL
driving High agne
OF the leader the lead
Battan
a TO wal former
dxaleto
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= n.e 70 s I wna 15 % a.
by j. NJ.
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\ Lew Powell is trying to get a match
with Dick Hyland and Jim Griffin, who
represents him. offers 10 put down a
substantial side bet. Hyland seems to
be In strong demand and with all tha
offers of matches he should be busy IN
the ring for some time.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1907-11-30
GEORGIA PLANS
ELECTRIC LINES

The Georgia and Alabama Indus
trial Index, Columbus, Ca, says:
Unchecked and undisturbed by the
recent financial furry, now practi-
cally but a recollection, the industri-
al development in Georgia and Ala
bama conutines with steady stride.
Indeed, it might almost be said that
the pace is quickened, for the past
seven days have witnessed the pro-
lection and the undertaking OF some
of the largest enterprises Of the past
several weeks Investments, large OF
themselves and of far-reaching con-
sequence, are being made without in
terruption Conditions were never
more prosperous and the outlook so
promising in Georgia and Alabama as
is true today Contract has been
awarded for the entire construction
of an electric railway between At
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about 200 miles This line will fur
nish both freight and passenger SER
vice, and will help to upbuild as
could nothing else, the section
through which it will travel.
cat Americas, Ga, construction
viii begin early in January, next, OF
power plant and electric street
railway system in which S250,,O0O
will be invested, partially by Phila-
delphia capitalists. A land company
with capital of $4,000, has been Or
ganized at Augusta, Ga"