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Emeryyille Entries

The entries and weights for today S
races are as follows;
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; purse two-year-
olds:
444 ''wuerzberger (Keene) ............. .1o1
492 ss%Love of Gold (Hildreth) ......... lilo
''"Gage Taylor Is. c. Hrdreth) 49,. .1os
Br. c. by Montana Felonia.
-. Slater Or. F. Carman) .........,.... 104
Ch. C. by Solitaire II-Hazel Mae
Follie L (W. B. Jennings) JOG
B. f. by Imp. Mimic Sister Geneva.
Alta Rose 1T. H. Williams) ........- .106
@'Boggs (Keene Bros.1 106
b. g, by Royal Flush HI-Meggie Mer-
rills
''Keene entry. '.'Hildreth entry.
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Ascot Selections

First race-Otto Price, King
Ahab, Lady Kitty.
Second race-MerlingO, Nib
bick, Cicely.
Third race-Bribery, BeIvoir,
Desmages.
Fourth race-Reservation, Ci-
EarIfghter, z. II. Fryer.
Fifth race-Prince Frederick,
Elota, Matte BumPpO.
Sixth race-Mandarin, Ormon-
de's Right, Livius.
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Ascot Entries

LOS ANGELES, Feb 12.-Ascot en-
tries for tomorrow:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling; three
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said that the continued rains had left
the coast roads in such condition that
racing over them would be impossible
for at least one month and possibly
two months.
The latest purchaser of model IN"
Winton is A. e. Mcfarland. His ma
chime will arrive at the end of the
week
Oliver Hirst has purchased from the
Pioneer Automobile Company a So
horsepower Thomas Flyer"
Joseph Altieri purchased last week
model "A" Oldsmobile.
The Pioneer Automobile Company
has just placed orders for eight addi-
tional Thomas cars for Tonopah. This
Will make twenty-four gold hunting
Thomas Flyers" in Nevada.
Word was received yesterday by
Darcy, Scott & Co. that their Dragon
cars had been shipped by express and
would be here in time for the show.
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by eAmours
Taineb Aderkel
$ npoi
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Form of Horses
Carded to Go
Today
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

By u. r. JeffSry
First race HiIdreth entry,
Leonardsdale, Keene entry.
Second race--Judge, Lacene, DR..
Scharff.
Third race-EIizabeth f, Pick
away, DarthuIa.
Fourth race---Dusty Miller. st.
Elmwood, FulIetta.
Fifth race - Gateway, Van
Ness, Romaine.
Sixth race-FirebaIl, Grass
cutter, Hector.
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g % DebaES S
Boy got through ttchur
in the strides Luck
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portion of his string at the northern
track in the future
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inner br by uasB lance
!
a TO gets going bu
Tped
sos SECOND
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ByronerdaIc and Nlgrette Place Long Ends
of Two Purses to Ouner Cra11es Credit
San Francisco Calls Racing Form Chart

OAKLAND Tuesday, 19O7-Seenty
Hopper. presiding Judge Richard Dwyer. starter.
504 FIRST RAoEFOur furlOng selling
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cataract, more than thirty different
readings being found in he writings
o. the various early explorers and
geoeraphers.
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scouts. Walker Russell, in the midst
Of the darkness and confusion, had
covered the General with his pistol,
being within a few feet Of him, and
supposine he WAS one Of the enemy.
was in the very act Of firing when
Hampton, having discovered the mis-
take, gave the order to cease the
struggle. Thus a terrible calamity
was narrowly averted.
That Wade hampton was born, as
has been we'll claimed. "a military
genius" no man nhc saw or studied
his career III tie war between the
states could doubt for a moment.
He was not military bred or educa':
ed, but seemed 10 understand the
science of war rs if by intuition. E'-
er calm and flied, even in great
emergency and a'tl::St the mot lii:
minent danger, his was a perroDsi1l!N
that inspired couro3e ana imp:rtsu
the utmost confidence to his follow
ers. In addition to these distinguish,
ing and marked characteristics, as
we'll as that Napoleonic "foul
o'clock in the morning courage,' at
tributel to the "Little Corporal' as
a test of true bravery in the soldier
Hampton possessed other qualities as
military leader in large measure
He was eminently kind and humane
10 his men-the private as we'll as tc
the subaltern officer. 4 single IN
stance will amply illustrate: On on
occasion of a raid far over in tht
! Yankee lines, on a midwinter night
1852, the weather quite cold ane
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more last night.
fighters put up their hands as to which
style Of rules should govern the bout. Lowe
wanted the PHILADELPHIA style of not hit
ting in the breakaway Lowe held out for
this style until Manager HEREFORD threat
ened to call off the match and give the
spectators their money back. This served
to make Lowe change his mind, for he
jumped into the center of the ring and de-
clared he was Willing to battle 1t out at
any style. the straight Marquis of
Queensberry rules. which Sullivan held out
for was agreed upon.
This was not loves favorite style, so he
was compelled to keep on the alert to keep
Sullivan from getting to him. There was
q contrast In the style and the ring tao
tics of the two boxers. Lowe. long and
lean. was only at home in the milling at
long distance. while Sullivan. short and
rugged. was the better at the short range
To STAY the fifteen rounds Lowe was COM
PEELED to keep far away from Sullivan. who
was continually after him. He could not
get near enough to do any damage to his
long-range rival. for Lowe did the dance
act at almost every interval In the
clinches was where Sullivan generally got
In his effective work.
In this manner he pounded on Lowe,
but Lowe withstood the gan remarkably
well.
The twelfth round was the hottest of the
mill. and was the only time that Sullivan
had Lowe really tired. He went at Lowe
hammer-anu-tOnRS tommy Il DIT
worried at the end. In the thirteenth, how
ever. Lowe came back strong. and held out
pretty well until the finish. When the de-
cision was rendered Sullivan was presented
with a big bunch OF flowers which had
been selected by Washingtonians to be
given to the winner of the mill.
Jim Janev failed in his attempt to stop
Alex Brown in five rounds In the semi
windup but the men made a tough mill.
A side bet of 500 had been made by the
Washington friends of the two colored
boxers that Janey could turn the trick.
but though Janey fought for all he was
worth he could do nothing with Brown as
far as stopping concerned. In the
other preliminaries Young Cans and Frank
Hunter fought a four-round draw. Black
Bill beat the Black Demon In four rounds.
while Kid Page won from Kid Aul in one
round.
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to Nicors weak finish. The time was
1925
Goldfnn to l. swept home a winner Of
the last race, also for maiden two-year-
ODDS, five and half furlongs, passing
the judges two lengths in front of Ram
page, backed down to Z, who lasted long
enough to beat Milford to 1. oy nos
tril The latter was handled In an In
ferior manner by Troxler, while E. Dugan
never got Alex Grant, Biol tavorite,
out of the ruck. The time was los.
The Summaries.
: First race, handicap; purse; 1920 added; for
SANDY, to 2. won; Veil. liz MILLER, 5 to 2
second; Prince aI i i2i Eaa,ksl; e
p In.us Handzarra and Monet also ran '
second race, selling, steeplechase purse 81. 900
straus. 1873 lMcAfeel, to /, second; amanda T..
low low On, Iecnia and Guardian also ran:
Third race, the Flatlands: 81 500 added; for two,
iIowel, is to s. won; Magazine 1902 (Burnsl to
l. second; Ella oNeil 90 Finn,. 4 to !; third
Tame sn H. BsSSy lyon Ane:
To TODD Bounding Elk and Creation also ran. 'p,e
add edi'f for fa al w and
Dandelon. 1ls lNieep. to 5. won; Running
KaSsts izf 10 To e. to Ss 3
Light and Cabochon also ran .,-
ods nan and " Upward one G and onesnteenth miles
Smiling Tom 90 walsh, 7 to l, won; Hyperion
II. lo1 Dugan). 8 to /, second; zpango. 100 tSan'
dy) 8 to I, third. Time 1.47 Alpenmarchen.
Tom Dolan. Arimo, Campaigner, Robador and De
kaber also ran.
Sixth race. purse; 81 900 added for maiden two
year-olds; five and half furlongs-Eari's Court
Ito Miller. to /, won; Kings Plate. 1O7
Swain. to l: second; Fuitonville ITO tN!eoD.
to g. third. Time, Los 25. Miss Norfolk Win
ming Star. Rosimiro. Cali Boy, Zagg, Waldorf,
sukeys Son. Colgate and ngraham also
Seventh race. for maiden two year olds; ave and
one-half furongs-Godfim 107 lRainor,. 8 to 1.
won; Ramgase, ITO Horned; 10 to l. second; Mil
lando, Norbitt. Dorante. La Tona Golden Buckle
Alex Grant, George Degg De Kalb and Scottsdale
also ran.
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RUBINSTEIN LIKELY
TO WIN CHESS HONORS

CARLSBAD, September IT, - Experts
competing in the international chess mas
ters' tournament contested the. twentieth
and sem!-final round yesterday. Maroczy
was left behind and Rubinstein assumed
the lead with a clear point to spare. The
Russian not only won against Oland, but
also scored the unfinished game with
Tschigorin from the nineteenth round.
Maroczy. on the other hand. only drew
with Chotimirski. First prize is now gen
orally conceded to Rubinstein, who needs
merely draw In the final round with Wolf
today in order to finish in the lead.
Leonhardt maintained his hold on third
place by winning from Duras. while Vid
mar dropped owing to a defeat at the
hands Of Cohn. Other results were: Mem
sowitsch l. Tschigorin o: Janowski 0.
Schlechter /; Tartakower /, Marshall o;
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SULLIVAN GIVEN
DECISION OVER LOWE

BALTIMORE December I7-At the end
of the fifteenth round OF fast mill Kid
Sullivan was handed the decision over
Tommy Lowe last might at the Geruauia
MaennerChor Hall. II WAS the opening
bout of the season promoted by Manager
Al Herford of the Eureka Athletic club
and the matching Of the two Washington
boxers evidently a popular Nov for
there was big turnout Of the boxing fans
many coming over from Washington TO
witness the battle.
1t was clearly Suilvan's battle. hUf Lowe
fought remarkably clever battle. wien
the conditions of the match are cnps.i red
Lowe. acting as a substitute. had but three
days to train for the mill ana MAS mot in
his real form. while Sullivan had weeks
to prepare.
There was long wrangle before the
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Louisville Cincinnati indianapolis, st. Louis
and Chicago. Dining cars. a Ia carte service.
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Lexington and Louisville Compartment sleep
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Week days 100 An An to 500 PM
!s - % tii e g 20 nf 20 g
800. IS os. $50. tsoo. $50 tt7oo 500 ts.so
1000 'iosS, 'il-So , .1Iss ;m
GiNeNSar1 D. ST. IoGs and 'G l561isvrLLn
%: 10 am: .4:O5 pm, 1870 nsht:
PITTsBURG. 1910 am, 'l.22. '9io pm.
CLEVELAND, .elo pm
COLUMBUS. Cd. 30 pm.
WHEELING. .s.Io an. $50 pm:
E ERk6EFiGK t;Go Phi
HAGERsToWN. 1910 am. $500 pm.
Daily. Except Sunday: ssunday only
Of fare etc, viii be quickly furnished BIZ TELE-
PHONE at all of the following Ticket Offices: l4l7
st. NV. Telephone Main 1901: 8is Pennsyl
vanilla Ave, Telephone Main 27s; Station; New Jer.
AGI Information Rureau East 1914
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-09-17

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