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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
DICK HYLAND IS WILLING
TO BOX YOUNG C0RBETT
Denverite Agrees to Make
Lightweight L Limit for
Californian
By r. A. Sri7yth

Whlie the boxing promoters or this
city are waiting against the time Wnen
tiie menace of the Hartman Dill Will
not be hanging over their heads, the
nghters are amusing themselves by
discussing the possibility OF getting
the Reno promoter, wants an opponent
Tor Young Corbett and Harry Pollok,
VINO represents the latter, is trying
to ind a suitable man.
Britt is the first choice, but he is a
h1gh-priced attraction and does not
care TO go into Nevada to fight for a
percentage, preferring a guaranteed
purse so that he will know just what
TO expect when he calls for his check
after the fight. Pollok made propo-
sition to Britt which the latter did not
regard with favor. They are to meet
again tonight at Manager Jim Cof-
froths office, when they will discuss
terms Pollok knows the wishes of the
Keno man and virtually represents him
In the negotiations.
Pollok met Sam McClintock who rep
resents Dick Hyland, yesterday and
they agreed upon the terms for a
match To the surprise of McClin-
tock, he was told that Corbett would
agree TO do 133 pounds at o'clock on
the day of the fight. He weighs 142
pounds at the present time, but he is
sure tnar In the dry air of Nevada he
can come down to the lightweight limit
without any difficulty. He worked for
weeks in the East and the lowest point
he could touch was 143 pounds.
While the majority of the men in
terested in the proposed Cans Britt
night at Tonopah have abandoned all
nope OF the match taking place, Ben
Selig, who represents Cans here, said
yesterday:
Il am willing to go on record as say
ing that the fight will take place on
April 10, as Mike Riley said it would
when he postponed it from st. Patrick s
day." q
Selig seems confident of his ground.
although he will not say that he has
any assurance from the Nevada man
to the effect that he intends to make
good his word. There is a growing i'm.
preston here that, with the resump-
tion OF boxing in this city, the bout
would be a profitable one for both
fighters If 1t We're brought to San Fran
cisco, especially if it could be decided
on holiday.
Billy Jordan, the veteran announcer,
is preparing to visit the East for the
first time in many years. As he will
be In Philadelphia and other cities
where boxing is permitted, he probably
VIII be prevailed upon to display his
talents and his big voice
Bob Ward, the heavyweight who has
beaten all the boys in his class here
abouts in four-round bouts, has re-
turned from mining trip to Nevada
and is anxious for match with Walter
Schulken or any of the big fellows in
his class
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
BRIAR SWEET HANDICAP
TODAY's FEATURE EVENT

The Briar Sweet handicap at a mile
and a sixteenth will be the feature of
today's card at Emeryville. This event
has attracted small but high class
field. Sir Edward has been assigned
top weight, but looks able to handle
it and come home the winner. Ramus
and Rubric are the likeliest contend
ers. Beechwood likes light weight, but
Conway, who will probably ride him, is
a detriment rather than help, and the
horse cannot be expected to do much
under the circumstances. Dusty Miller
apparently has an aversion to heavy
track
Billy Watkins and Bravoure probably
will fight it out to the wire in the first
race. If Pajaroita has a good boy up
he might be hard to beat.
Mechant looks best in the second and
the probable contender is not easy to
pick.
Head Dance is good now and seems
to be in a soft spot in the third.
In the fifth Byronerdale may make it
four straight. The old gelding is in
rare form and is meeting Jake Moose.
the contender, under more favora BILE
weight conditions than when he took
his measure by a head on Monday.
Morendo has been racing at Ascot Park
where he won his last out, and might
upset things if he is as good as in the
early days of the meeting.
Billy Mayham ran a swell race his
last out and looks best in the closing
race of the day. Grasscutter dislikes to
have anything race out with her and
may not be in the money If Mayham
gets off well. Entire Nous and Brush
Up appear most promising of the bal
ance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20

1t the post 3 minutes. on at 4:2S-
Cotillion, 6-5 place; 1-2 show Cad
Trained by J.. Curl. Scratched-El
start, was never headed and won es
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
ASCOT SHARPsHOOTERs
BRING DOWN THE CAME
Land on Carthagenian and
Reservation and Both
Make Good

Los ANGELES. Feb. Good
things" were on the menu at Ascot
Park this afternoon and the sharp
shooters succeeded in bringing down
game in several Of the events. Cartha-
genian, in the second race, was backed
down from 20 to II and won in a hard
drive from Ed Tracy. Reservation
odds were cut two full points from the
opening quotation Of to / In the han
dicap and he delivered the goods in a
head finish, the long-shot Wrenne be-
ing the runnerup.
Bribery, In the third race, and Gio-
vanni Balerio, In the last race, were the
winning favorites.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
Gossip Of the Track

Jockey Hildebrand protests his inno-
cence Of any wrongdoing in connection
with his ride on Aaron J and will ap-
peal for the lifting Of the suspension
put upon him. He claims to be able
to produce evidence not only of hav-
horse himself, but OF having advised
his most intimate friends to do the
same.
Jack Keene's efforts to engage
Radtke to do his riding proved fruit
less. He received a telegraphic reply
from Ed Peters yesterday to the effect
that Peters needed the boy to ride his
horses at Ascot Park and would con-
slider no offer for Radtke's services.
Several Of the Derby candidates
worked yesterday between races. c.
E. Durnell's Temaceo covered a mile
in 1:45 and a mile and an eighth in
159 Rudolph Spreckels' St. Elmwood
was sent a mile IN 1:46 and the mile
and an eighth IN 2:001k. Al Lindley
covered a mile IN 1:51 and went the
full distance Of the race, mile and a
quarter in 2;18.
c. c. McCaferty claimed Fiesser, the
hot tip Of the second race, from Matt
Reiss for S725, and was offered an ad-
vance over that figure soon afterward.
The stewards yesterday conducted an
inquiry into the recent trasaction in
which c. E. Durnell and S. c. Hildreth
were involved with the horses Van
Ness and Laura NJ 1t was ascer-
tanned that the transaction was en-
tirely regular.
R. c. Brien, breeder and part owner
Of Kercheval, has returned to Nash
vile from San Francisco. He says
that Trainer Conran will leave Cali
forn8a for New York early in March
with Kercheval and that he expects
the Burns Handicap winner to give a
good account Of himself in the East
this year.
Jack Atlkin, who has been booking
at Ascot Park for Barney Schreiber,
has quit the ring and is taking a rest,
after a highly successful season
S c. Hildreth and c. E. Durne1l, in
whose respective names the horses
Tony Faust and Nealon were entered
in the Brooklyn, Suburban and Brigh-
ton handicaps, though Barney Schrei-
Der has a partnership interest in each,
have been granted permission by the
stewards OF the New York Jockey
Club to correct the entries on a pay
ment of fine of $40 each, as pro-
Vided by racing rule 81.
WiImore has been sold by H T.
Griffin to c. Helfers-
Jockey Finn. who has been riding
st Ascot Park, made his debut at
Emeryville yesterday, but failed to
cut much Of a dash.
Jockey w. Dugan's contract with the
Keenes has been Cancelled and the boy
has gone to Ascot Park to ride.
Z. J. Ramsey says that he bet $500
on Judge to show In the race in which
that horse failed to exhibit any speed
on Monday.
Jockey Sandy is indisposed and may
not be seen in the saddle for day or
two.
Yesterdays scratches: Henry Kelly,
Inflammable, Huston, Darthula-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20

Tiuie24 "a 40 1:15, 1.42 Baerio places 3-5 show
dichOn As show Winner blk g. by POntiac-PandOra-
1lota. Lady King, Mohur- Giovanni BalerO got flying
asify COton closed stoutly Cadichon made ground
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20

engagement TO ride the colt on account
Of sickness. st. Francis acted very
badly at the post and stopped to moth
ing after showing speed to the head
Of the stretch. Martinmas was never
prominent.
The first race OF. the day, two-year-
old affair, brought its surprise when
Leroy Williams landed Sam Hildreth' S
Montana colt Gage Taylor, a 9 to
shot. at the wire a clever winner by
q length and a half over Barney
Schreiber's Irish Mike. who. with Miller
up. was the well-played favorite Of the
race. The Hildreth colt was off flying
and ran a very creditable race. The
favorite beat Wilmore head for the
place. Uncle Sam stopped after show
ing speed to the stretch.
The talent received another shock in
the second race. Matt Reiss' Fiesser,
a recent arrival from Ascot Park, was
one OF the hottest tips Of the season.
There was such a rush to get aboard
when the bookies chalked up 20 to l
against the good thing that nobody got
on at better than to 5, to which the
price was Immediately cut. The horse
broke in front and opened such a gap
IN the first quarter that his hackers
thought il was all over but the cash
ing- On the stretch turn, however. he
backed up so fast that everything in
the race passed him before he reached
the wire. Brown was in closest pur-
suit Of the good thing when it quit,
and took advantage of his opportunity
by sending Dainty Morsel first past the
Judges more than a length IN front
Of Avona and BERTHE A Dainty Morsefs
victory was not especially pleasing to
the bookies, as she had been played
down by a select few 10 Is, from 80.
Fiesser, the good thing, had been
played in poolrooms throughout the
country by his stable connections.
The race for maiden jockeys brought
out Mentry, Nutting, E. Clark, c. Smith.
8IcLau ghlin, T. Rice, Gallndo, J. Wright
and Rolleri as aspirants for the coveted
honor OF plotting the winner. The
public divided its support between An
ss5rsw Mack, ridden by Nutting; Jack
fun, with Mentry up, and Isabelita, Nc
Laughiin UP. Jackfull went to the post
favorite, but was never prominent.
Andrew Mack broke in front and won
all the way in a big romp, Nutting
pulling him up TO a walk at the end.
Isabelita was second nearly all the
journey and easily took the place, with
cheripe third
W B. Jennings Jocund scored an
easy win in the fifth as an odds-on IA
vorite. leading from wire 70 wire
Mandater came stoutly in the stretch
and was easily second. four lengths in
front Of Avonalis, who beat the poorly
ridden Beechwood a nose for third
money. Conway gave Beechwood a
very bad ride. Fulletta could not un-
track himself at any stage Of the race.
Although there was a disposition to
play Blagg heavily William Walkers
Edwin Gum went to the post favorite
in the final race. Going to the front
at the half-mile pole he won with
ridiculous ease by six lengths. This
was Gums third straight victory and
he seems to be a pretty shifty horse.
Blagg was easily second. after having
been excessively used in chasing out
after Little Minister, the early pace
maker. Blue Eyes came TO life un-
eNpectedly and showed at long price.
Miss Rillie apparently disliked the go
ing and was beaten off.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
Yesterdays WINNERS

IN addition to favoring them in his b
The Ballyhoo handicap, at six
of the best played horses Of the day
the advantage which he gained at tn
sequence he won easily by four lengths
at the post, closed an immense gap a
stable boy Earnshaw, who was put l
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
Ascot Entries

LOS ANGELES. Feb. 1s.-Ascot en-
tries for Wednesday:
FIRST RACElThree and half furlongs
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
4MIKE. poNLIN ROBBED

CHICAGO. Feb. 19.-Michael Donlin,
a member of the New York League
baseball team, was robbed of $500 In
cash last night by a stranger who gave
the name Of T. P. Smith Donlin had
invited Smith to share his room for the
night. Smith was later arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
SIXTH RAcE-Five furlongs; purse.

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
Talent Pcrpehates a Joke When It Plunges
on a Watch-Breaber Named Flesser
BY j. r. Jeffery

Three Emerve yesterday change
and there who had survived the disastrous
Jockey Walter Miller
each circle at the
them losing from $1,000 $1,000 each Alfred Andrews otherwise known
"Devyi
profit of nearly $5o of having bet several of the winners
and half furongs the feature of the card by Sir Ba
start was too great for Of the other overcome In con
practically
finished third and fourth Ocean Shore inaequate ridden by the
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20

INDEX. HOTse ana UWutf
All lGiovanni Balerio, 4 Mrs. CurD
40S lCotfllion, o.. A. Bonsack). &.
All lCadichon, 4 II. Blalocki..
405 Pr. Ching. a (Mrs. MAXWELL. .
399 Josie's Jewell, 4 (NewmanRS.) }
400 IL. Rosington, 3 (MOther). =.
-. capable. a u. Donlen) -.....-
3s3 lAvontellus, fElmwoOd FL.
3S5 *. Mccarthy, 3 (Orange v. 81
Ala Golden Green, 8 Bryant)
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20

It the post 8 minutes. or at 2:46.
Antara, 9-10 place; 1-3 show
maid. Trained by @. A. Ross.
Bribery was pounds the best tod
way and won pulled up. Antar'
took the place from Belchamber.
race may do her good.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
Ascot Selections

First race--Adrian, snapdragon,
Reno.
Second race-Illusion, Winsome
Ways, Lady Kitty.
Third race-Eimdale, Lord Ros-
sington, Banlada.
Fourth race-Revolt, Stoessel,
Gold Spot.
Fifth race-Antara, Bauble,
Kinsman.
Sixth race-Libertinus, Reeves,
TramotOr.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-20
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The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

AsCor PARK
presiding judge j. Hoffman starter weather clear
RAcE-Five
Cañon City record., 1907-11-07
HUNDRED
CARS OF MELONS

The report Of the number OF car
loads OF cantaloupes shipped from the
field of Rocky Ford during the season
Just closed shows that it was the best
that the district ever had, and this is
something of surprise. 1t was sup
posed that the unfavorable weather
would affect the crop of melons and
cantaloupes as 1t had the fruit, but
1t has been found that this in mis-
take and that never in the history of
the district was such profitable year
enjoyed. 49, ll
The report shows that 1924 cars Of
cantaloupes were shipped out Of the
district during the season and "a cars
or watermeions, making a grand total
of 1913 cars. In 1906 a total OF 925
cars left the Rocky Ford district. and
in 1905 I'll cars were shipped. In 1904,
the second best year, 1882 cars of
melons and cantaloupes left the dis
trict, and in 1903 7O1 cars.
These cantaloupes go all over the
United States and the Colorado visitor
to New York. Pittsburg and other east
ern cities during the season is sur
prised to find his favorite melon men
toned in a prominent place on the
bill Of fare
Cañon City record., 1907-11-07
CONGRESSMAN HAGGOTT
HERE on SATURDAY

Congressman Warren A. Haggott OF
Idaho Springs. was n visitor in Canon
City Saturday afternoon and met a
number OF people here with whom he
discussed matters Of political concern.
Congressman Haggott has always
taken deep interest In this section OF
the state and has shown a disposition
to assist II In procuring needed legis-
la;Ion. both in the state legislature
and in the national congress. His
visit here on Saturday was for the
purpose OF acQuainting himself with
local Industries In order to be in a
position to act intelligently upon any
measures that might come up In
Washington affecting their welfare.
Congressman Haggott Is a capable
Official. and that fact coupled with his
able man for the people at Washing
ton. He will leave for the national
capital in the course OF the next ten
days or two weeks IN order to be there
for the opening of congress. which
takes place the first Monday in De-
ramher
Cañon City record., 1907-11-07
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB
INSTALLED IN NEW YORK

New York. Nov. Upon taking
possession OF its new quarters in the
Hotel Knickerbocker last night the
Rocky Mountain club will become a
fixed feature OF New York City life.
Organized only last January. the club
has grown in membership to such an
extent that 1t was found necessary to
have room in which to expand. Ac-
cordingly magnifcently furnished
suite on the parlor door OF the Knick-
erbocker has been leased for term
of years. Membership in the Rocky
Mountain club Is limited to residents
or former residents OF Alaska, Wash
ington. Oregon. Idaho. Montana. North
and South Dakota. Wyoming. Cali
fornia. Nevada, Utah, Colorado. Ari-
zona. New Mexico. Texas and Old
Mexico. There are now $50 on the
membership list John Hayes Ham
mond Is president
Cañon City record., 1907-11-07
ARE PUSHING WORK ON
THE GUNNISON TUNNEL

Montrose. Nov. 4.-Work on the
Gunnison tunnel is being pushed for
ward at a rapid rate. The official re-
port for October shows that the great
est progress in any one month has
been made since October. During the
month just closed the tunnel has been
driven 600 feet. This means an average
of about 20 feet per day. This leaves
a distance of sSS5 feet between the two
headings yet to bore. and at the rate
the work has progressed in the last
month the big hole viii be finished in
February of 1909. This will give sew
eral months to allow for unforeseen
difficulties and then be done in time
for the crops of 1909. The workmen are
in solid rock at both ends at present
which makes it unnecessary to timber.
The W ork OF concreting is also pro-
crossing nicely, total of 1850 feet being
now complete.