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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
Sports Clever Youngsters Entered for Undine Stakes @sh
Britt VIII Hurry to NeUada
to Czmch CorbeH Match
BY r. a. Sn1ytt1

Jimmy Britt will leave for Reno.
carry he will remain there until after
his proposed ring engagement with
Young Corbett either late in this
month or early in April. 1t is not SO
long ago that Britt was counting on
fight with Cans at Tonopah for
$4,000 purse on st. Patrick's day, but
Mike Riley was not able to carry out
his part of the affair and all negotia-
tions were declared off.
The Reno promoters seem gamer
than Riley and they are going about
their preparations for the match in
businesslike way. A club has been or
ganized to handle the match and the
$4,000 guaranteed purse will be posted
once the articles are signed There are
some minor details to be settled. but
it is not expected they will prevent
a meeting between the old ring rivals
Corbett wants an Eastern man to ref
cree. while Britt wants some Pacific
coast official. Britt will undoubtedly
prevail. and 1t is expected Jack Welsh
viii be chosen. He stands well with the
Nevada sporting men, having refereed
up there to their satisfaction.
Corbett is training with grim
earnestness for this fight and has a
well balanced staff looking after him.
lin MCGrdln Is at MS camp, out ne
has been suffering severely from rheu-
matism with which he was seized be-
fore he reached Nevada. He will be
able to direct Corbetts work. Roger
Cornell, who was the trainer for the
Olympic Club in this city for years, is
also assisting in the conditioning Of
the Denver man. Tim Callaghan, the
clever boxer. Is on hand to play the
part of sparring partner
Britt has not selected a man to box
with him yet. but it Is known that Tiv
Kre1ing will direct all his work for
the fight. Willus Britt, who will ac-
company his brother TO Nevada tonight
agreed with Harry Pollok. who repre-
sents Corbett. that the $4,000 purse
should be split 60 per cent to the win
ner and 40 per cent to the loser.
The arrival of Battling Nelson in New
York in advance of the time he was
expected to return places a different
complexion on the situation among the
boxers in the lightweight division. The
Battler will be the drawing card the
managers will all want to sign for a
fight and then viii come the quest for
a suitable opponent for him. The most
likely ones in sight are Cans and Britt
The availability of the latter will be
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
HORNETS No. 2 DEFEATED
Team From Capital City Wins AssO
citation Football Game

ALAMEDA, March 3.-Rings were
PLAYED around the Hornets No. by
the Sacramentos in an association foot
ball game on the Webster street field
this afternoon. The team from the
capital city shut out the Hornets by a
score of s to o. The visitors were
faster in all departments of the con-
test than were their opponents and
the pigskin sphere was for the greater
part of the play in the SINGERS ter
ritory. Mccartney and McCuen spark
led In the Sacramento lineup and each
scored two goals.
In the first half the capital city
boys drove the ball into the goal five
times and in the final period three more
goals were scored. Arthur Wilding
refereed the game, which marked the
first appearance and victory for the
Sacramentos in the series that is now
being played for the Challenge cup.
The teams were made up as follows:
Sacramentos-Thorr Mccartney Button, Sell
low Eals Turner, McCuen, Bowden, Falk, Rob-
ertson Smith.
Hornets No 2-OConnor. Householder, Won
Helms. Green Frances Tolles. Lowell, Rams
den Jester. Constable. Bowden.
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Edited By
r. 4. Smyth

determined by the outcome Of his meee-
ing with Young Corbett.
Cans should be an easy man to do
business with, as reports from the East
are to the effect that he has run
through with all the money he made
last year, both in the ring and on the
stage. This seems reasonable. as Cans
Is bigehearted and cannot refuse an ap-
peal for aid. he has the gambling pro-
clivities of the people of his race highly
developed also. which has been another
factor In separating him from his
money.
Manager Kelly, who represents Cy-
clone Thompson. has until tomorrow TO
post his $500 forfeit for his fight with
Dick Hyland under the articles Of
agreement he signed some days since
If he fails 10 come to time Morris Lev
will have to get another man for Hy-
land. frankie Neil has been suggested,
and. although he would have TO give
away some weight, he IS willing to take
on the match
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Junk DEALERS ARRESTED
Agent Charges Them With Swindling
Him Out of 5000 Worth of Iron

A. B. Drossman of 1854 Eddy street
and A. j. Knodlock of Fruitvale were
arrested yesterday on warrant sworn
to by Eugene Breese, who accuses them
of swindling him out OF 5000 worth of
iron Breese claims that the men ac-
cumulated a large quantity OF scrap
iron from the ruins and then contracted
to sell 2100 tons to the California Iron
Company, through its agent. Breese.
He declares that the accused received
payment for the iron prior to its de-
livery and that he discovered later that
there was shortage of $500 worth of
iron in the lot.
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The card for today at Emeryville. while
of ordinary caliber, promises interest
ing racing, as several of the events ap-
pear to be we'll balanced. In the opener,
fve-furlong sprint for three-year-
old fllies, Anna Karenina looks best,
with Sachet as the probable contender.
Miss Turtle had speed her last out and
may turn out to be troublesome.
In the second Ethel Day, Billy May
best chances, although the race has an
open look. Native Son would have a
chance on his races early in the sea-
son, but his recent performances have
been poor Earl Rogers and Grace st.
Clair have chances of the outside sort.
If Vincentio runs back TO his race of
Saturday he will win the third from
Black Prince and Bonar. The others
in the race appear to call for little con-
sideration-
The fourth is likely to be a hotly
win it on his last race, when he ran Sec
ond to Sir Briilar. E. NJ. Brattain is
due to run good race He will like
the track better than those on which
he has run of late. Magrane, Supreme
Court and Pontotoc viii fight il out for
third money.
Ed Sheridan looks a bit the best of
the field in the fifth. Rotrou, Cardinal
Sarto and Ismailian are the others who
appear to have chance.
In the sixth Sahara looks to be placed
where she can win. Nina Gibson's last
race was the best she has run here
and gives her a good chance. Gold
Heather may show. The distance will
probably be found too far for Water
Thrush. La Rose has speed and has an
outside chance.
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Fastest 7Uo Year Old Colts and Gelduags
IN framing at En1eryuille vii Contest

The principal feature at Emeryville
I'LL week viii be the Undine stakes
Tor two-year-old colts and geldings.
which is on the programme for Sat
urday. The race is at four furlongs.
There are siXtv-tWO eligibles. among
tbem some very clever youngsters. The
list includes Firestone, Raconteur.
Bunker Hnl. Heather Scott, Pajaroita
and sand Piper
The 1000 starlight handicap will
also be decided Saturday. IL is at a
nile and a quarter FOR three-year-old
and upward. A good field is sure to
face the barrier.
The Gold Lace handicap at five and q
half furlOngs is carded for tomorrow,
and on Wednesday there viii be the
81 brina handicap. al q mile and a six
reenth. with value OF $1,000. The
OrInda handicap viii be the attraction
on Friday.
The popularity OF long distance rae
inc was shown by the attendance Sat
urday when the Waterhouse cup was
the attraction. and one OF the banner
crowds OF the season is expected on
saturday, the 18th inst. when the ia
NOUS Thornton stakes at four miles
wiu be run. Mamie Algol. the mare
that was shipped from New Orleans
especially for the race. viii make her
appearance. as viii also Los AngelenO.
rhe horse that won the Ascot cup. 9th
er eligibles include Ramus, DR.. Leggo,
B0rghesi. Jake Moose and Edwin Gum.
The ease with which Ramus won the
Warehouse cup on Saturday makes
m loom up as a formidable candidate
for the Thornton.
Winning mounts were very evenly
distributed at Emeryville last week.
Brown led with 1--WE. Graham, Koerner
and Hunter had four each c. Williams,
sandy and Scoville three each. and Nc
Tntyre and Borel two each. Leroy
Williams was astride only one winner
during the entire week. The riding
record ior the week, In detail. is as
follows.
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form. The big brindle led the Eastern
hound. Mr.. Brindle. in the first course,
which showed he was running in his
best form. He was lucky. however. in
getting into the final round, as he had
bye races in the third and fourth
rounds. After two rounds Of the open
stake were run II was postponed until
next Sunday. The results follow:
Glass stake-Reckiess Acrobat beat Panoche,
LADY Kelp beat Lady Honesty. Barge beat Lazy
Leeds. Fetterless beat -Four Paw jim Lamb gsaa nsa
Finnegan beat Richard Anton. Clyde beat Wild
wood Golden Tralee beat Princess iagntIoos s, ,e-I
second round-Reckless Acrobat beat Lady
bye Rear 1dmirsl withdrawn, Dan Finnegan a
bye Golden Tralee withdrawn. Clyde beat Agile
spurf Real Rocker beat Friendless Boy
clyde beat Jim Lamb. Real Rocker bye Dan
finnegan Withdrawn.
I,nHnshed open sfake-Young Rocker beat
Rosie McNey Our Porto beat Busy Boy. Queen
of the south best Young Gersldine- Presto beat
Billy Mutually. OTTAWA beat The Limit, Sampler
a bye. X. ". Withdrawn. Stanley beat Rose
Of Gold, Russell bye Zera withdrawn Eilbe
Royal beat The Pe0dlar la Rose beat sanger
man Amandan beat Blooming Dutchman. Miss
Flora beat Fair Flying.
Second rouDd-Our Porto beat Young Rocker,
Queen Of tbe South beat Presto. ottawa beat
sampler Russell beat Stanley r.. The la Rose
beat Eilba Royal. Amandan beat Miss Flora.
Third round-Our Porto bye. Queen OF the
south withdrawn. Russel beat OTTAWA, La
Rose beat Amandan.
Fourth round Russell beat Our Porto. Ia
Finsi-is Rose beat Russell }.
Open stake. drst round-Primrose beat Mora
Alto The Mist beat Butt In. Young Johnnie beat
Iron House Mora Alto beat Old Peach. Mi
Amigo beat ID. r.. Hudson beat Freeport, Onon
dagO beat Myrtle. Mabel beat Miss Buneritero,
Golden Feather beat Madame Dunyea. Wild
Mamie beat Cuban Star, Footsteps beat Princess
savoy Free Rock beat Royal Gold. The Roman
beat Bright Flower. Mt. Eagle beat Bouton-
mere. Grace HIN beat Die Walkurie, Golden
Rule II beat Ragged Actor
Second round-Tbe Mist beaf Primrose, Mora
Alto beat Young Johnnie. MI Amigo beat Hud-
son. Onondsgo bye. Mabel Withdrawn,
Golden Feather beat Wild Mamie. Footsteps beat
Free Rock, The Roman beat Mt. Eagle, Golden
Rule IT beat Grace Hill.
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WANTS MATCH WITH CANS
Battling Nelson Anxious TO Meet His
Former Opponent

Battling Nelson Anxious TO Meet His
Former Opponent
NEW YORK, March S.-Billy Nolan,
who looks after Nelson's ring affairs.
said today:
I'VE want to fight Cans. We will
only insist on him weighing in once.
f3S pounds three or four hours before
the contest. We will fight him winner
take all or cut the purse any business
like way that suits him.
We will stay here two or three days
and then go down to Mexico to give Bat
a chance to boil out and take a good
rest. When the rest cure is over we
will begin to talk business with Cans
and the fight promoters"
Then Nelson entertained the crowd
with his experiences in London.
How about that story that you are
matched with a little English dancer
said one OF the party. eyeing the minia-
ture of pretty girl that Nelson wore
on the lapel OF his vest.
The Dane expressed wonder that such
a story should have got over here
Isn't she Miss De La Rose, and
didn't you follow her from Manchester
to Dublin?'' was asked.
Yes, yes; it's ell right. She's an
awfully pretty one, said the Dane.
and only II years old You will see
her here some day, too, for her troupe
is coming here"
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
CbRR0LL'S GREYHOUNDs
DIVIDE STAKE HONORS
Clvde and Real Rocker Are
the Fastest Dogs in
Class Event

u was a bad Gay for favorites at
Ingleside COursing Park Yesterday. The
greyhounds which carried the bulk OF
the coin were bowled over with un-
usual regularity. la Rosa, a 4 10 j
shot defeated the favorite Russell
IN the final OF the unfinished stake.
The class event honOrs were divided
between Clyde and Real Rocker. As
both hounds belong TO the same ken
mel the final was not run.
The speed displayed by Clyde
against the fast Wildwood IN the FIRST
round Of the class stake was one Of
the features Of the day. In a short
run up TO the game Carrolls hound
showed IN front TO the surprise OF the
spectators. who figured that wildwood
would lead.
In the next round the son OF Rocker
led Agile Spurt several lengths. Jim
Lamb and Barge, which met Clyde
in the succeeding course, were never
IN the race.
Real Rocker also showed improved
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SHOOT FOR MEDALS
members of California Schuetzen Club
Compete at the Range

The members OF the California
Schuetzen Club held their regular
medal competition yesterday on the
Marjn County range The scores:
Medal score-G. NJ Barley 22Q. 2I2 A. j.
Brannagan. ZIG. 2ll:. g. Nolte. 2i2, 19s: l..
Willie. 2Oe 201; ). Frei. 204, 19s; A. Studer.
900 1856; c. von Hartwig. 19S 1876; f. f.
Carson 1874. IT'S; #. o. Bertelsen, 1872 1877: J.
C. Waller. 1S9: r. woenne, 1Ss; T. ]. Povey.
1ss 1872; IL. Diehl, IS7: A. Won Wyl. 1877 I6a:
A. Rahwyler. 1s7: +. Suffer. ls5. 1s4; j. Tar
notify ls5. i72: A. Hennngs, 1T9. no: f. C.
Hagrup. ITO; r. Jacoby 1T5; NJ. Reubold. 1G6.
134 W. Weiss. 1853; j. Geitzer 14I; 81
Pistol scores-A. J. Branagan, o. 81: f. i.
Poyey S9 So; G.. NJ Barley 50. 81; f. J.
Carson 81 49, +. o. Bertesen II, 65: Z. .
Diell. a.
swiss Rifle Club medal shoot--.A. Studer. 2I2.
232; John Frei. 2o4. 2l2; l. Hanser. 19s 100:
r. Sutter. 207. 116s A. Won Wyl. 1s7. ls5:
John Lehtenegger. Is2. 172: ]. Sehelbli. iss'
170 o. Imdorf 100. Isl; J. Bachmsn. ISL. $50.
Monthly bullseye shoot-First ]. LeutenecQer:
second, A. Won Wyl; third. A. Studer; fourth
c. Mueller; NTH o. Imdorf sixth. John Frei
seventh. f. Sutter; eighth, j. scheibli; ninth, L.
Hauser.
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SHOOT AT LIVE PIGEONS

The California Wing Club held its
initial live bird shoot of the season
Yesterday. There were about twenty
gunmen at the Ingleside traps, and
some good scores were made during
the day. Some of the experts that sue
ceeded in killing their twelve birds in
the club race were j. Turner, Otto
Feudner, A. j. Webb, Harvey McMurehy
and w. J. Golcher.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
ALL-sTARs DEFEATED
santa Clara College Baseball Team
Proves Too strong for Them


Proves Too strong for Them
SAN JOSE. March 3.-The Au-Stars
from the bay cities met the Santa Clara
College baseball team at Santa Clara
this afternoon and We're defeated by a
1875 score. The game started with both
teams playing like machines. but the
pace was too much for them and errors
and long hits became q feature after
the end Of the second inning. The Wis
itors started the run getting by get
ting FIVE men over the plate in the third
inning. The college men at the end Of
the inning had piled up seven tallfes.
From that time on the collegians were
able TO hit Schimpfs delivery at viii
and to make runs with almost the same
ease as they secured hits. Kilburn
pitched good ball for the college team,
but was poorly supported at ali the
critical stages OF the contest by his in
nelders
TwohE, the second baseman. sprained
an ankle while practicing this morning
and WI be out Of the game for several
DAYS NJ. Schaefer was shifted from
behind the bat 10 SECOND base and
PLAYED good ball Jimmy Byrnes took
Schaefer's place. The score:
r. H. F..
santa Clara College ....-.l2 9 4
All-Stars .......-.-...... 6 7
Batteries-Schimpf and Bliss; Kill
burn and ByrDes.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
NEEDS SCHOOL TEACHERS
Sonoma County Shows a Lack o
Educators for Children

SANTA ROSA. March 3.-Sonoma
County is in need of school teachers.
The trustees OF many districts are ap-
pealing to County Superintendent Of
Schools De Witt Montgomery to assist
them in securing teachers. At the
present time he has seven schools in
the county for which teachers are
wanted.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

Pendieton cup on the Golden Gate Park
courts yesterday. Forty players en-
tered the competition. The scores fol-
low: P. Hardeman (15) beat III Levin
t15 2-6), $40. 6-4: n. Martin (3-6) beat
II. Cameron (15 $50, So. s-s; T.
schwarz (15) beat F. Finn (15). s-1. s-3
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

NOTORIOUS RESORT RAIDED-Jane Fo-
garty who conducted a notorious resort at the
corner Of Larkin and O'Fsrrell streets was ar
rested early yesterday morning By Policemen
Walsh and Carpy. Four inmates Of the house
and i've visitors were taken 10 the sfation
where they gave bail. The Fogarty woman was
booked two complaints. for which she fur
nisbed $3.50 bail
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Ascot Selections

First race-La Chata. Lone
Hand, Lillian Ayres.
Second raee-Antara, JOyner,
EIfn King.
Third race-OrmOnde's Right,
Niblick. Jetsam.
Fourth race-StOesseII, FOn-
casta, Bucrece.
Fifth race-Ifne Of Life. Win
some Ways. Nuns yelling.
sixth race-Red Bill, Jersey
Lady, Belchamber.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The owners OF Churchill Downs and
Douglass Park. the rival racing plants
at Louisville. have pooled their inter-
ests in a holding company. Matt j.
Winn is TO be general manager The
agreement provides that for the next
five years the spring meeting will be at
Churchill Downs and the fall meeting
at Douglass Park.
Financiers performances at Hot
Springs lead to the belief that he will
develop into star of the 2-year- old
division.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
SEALS WIN PRACTICE
CAME At BAKERSFIELD
San Francisco Ball Team
Scores First Victory
of the Season
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BAKERSFIELD. March Sin the
first practice game Of the season today
the san Francisco Seals defeated the
Bakersfield team by the score OF s 10 3.
Evart and Hickey did the pitching for
the winning team. The former twirled
three innings. Bakersfeld's runs were
made OF him. Esola and Street alter
mated behind the bat. William played
FIRST Mohler second base McGee short
stop. Irwin third. Hildebrand left field
Spencer center and Schofeld right.
Hogan occupied the box for Bakersfield.
The score.
r. H. r.
san Franci sco.. 9 >
Bakersfield ......... 9 5
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uNKNowN MAN D

UNKNOWN MAN DIES-An unidentified man.
evidently a sailor, was found lying unconscious
last night on East street, between Howard and
Mission. pedestrian summoned aid at the
Harhor Emergency Hospital. but the man died
before the ambulance reached the hospital.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
WELL BALANCED FIELDS
WILL FACE THE STARTER
Emeryville Card Promises to
Furnish Some Interest
ing Racing
The Calls Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

First race-Anna Knrenina,
Avona, Miss Turtle.
Second race-EtheI Day, Billy
Mayham, Sea Lad.
Third race-ViDcentio, Black
Prince, Bonar.
Fourth race-ROmaine, Z. Nj.
Brattain. MaErane.
Fifth race-Ed Sheridan, RO-
trou, Cardinal SartO.
Sixth race-Sahara, Nina Glib
son, Gold Heather.
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By j. r. Jeffery.

den three or more winners since the
opening OF the meeting now stands as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The principal changes in the list OF
winning owners at Emeryville the past
week included the advancement of
william Walker from fifth 10 fourth
place and the Installation OF T. H.
Stevens & Son in tenth place. as re-
suit Of the victory of Ramus in the
waterhouse cup. The list now stands:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
NEW YORK WINS GAME

LOS ANGELES. March 3.-The New
York Nationals today defeated the Los
Angeles baseball team in a practice
game by score of to 3. The hitting
and baserunning of Brown Of New York
was the feature. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The record of the horses that have
won five or more races at the meeting
stands as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
AUTOMOBILES VISIT
THE PARK AND PRESIDE
BY r. r. l'Hor11nnedietl

The majority lof the local auto
mobilists spent yesterday in the park
and Presidio. A few of the more en-
thusiastic, undaunted by bad roads.
went as far south as San Jose. They
took the road on the other side of the
bay, not daring the trip on this side.
On their return they reported the roads
in fair condition considering the wet
weather of the last few weeks.
The Pioneer Automobile Company re-
ports the sale of a sixty-horsepower
Thomas Flyer to J. B. Daniel of Reno,
New; also one to S. Koshland of this
city. The company has sold Olds-
mobiles to S. Meyer and Willie Nelson.
son of Fernando Nelson. An Oldsmo-
bile was shipped yesterday to A. ID.
Nash of Tonopah. Uri B. Curtis, who
ordered a specially built Oldsmobile.
was shipped from the factory Saturday.
1t is the fourth Oldsmobile that Curtis
has ordered within the last six months
for the Tonopah district. He uses
them in his mining business.
The Linz -Sanborn Automobile Com
pany shipped a big Maxwell and a st.
Louis touring car on the steamer Cor
ona, which was wrecked. The ma
chimes were purchased by F. W.
Smythe, the Eureka agent, for resi-
dents of Eureka. J. ". Leavitt & Co.
also had two cars on the steamer.
W. F. Hunt. the San Jose represen-
tative of the Pioneer Automobile Com
pany. reports the sale of sixty-horse-
power Thomas Flyer, two four-cylinder
Oldsmobile touring cars and a big Win
ton.
Mr.. Church has purchased the four
cylinder Buick that was exhibited at
the show from the Howard Company.
Within the next ten days there will
be a new motorcycle club formed in
the Mission. Joseph Holle. the agent
for the Torpedo motorcycle. reports the
following sales: H Kohl. Galleti Xir-
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William w. Brackett. president OF
the Automobile Company which han
dies the Stearns cars. has bought out
his partners and is now the sole owner
of the agency.
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The officers of the California Woman 5
Automobile Club are considering the
matter of taking up track racing If
the dealers association turn the propo-
sition down.
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Emeryville Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The Linz-Sanborn Automobile Com
pany reports the following sales: To
r. ID. Logan of Salinas, a Maxwell run
about; to Mrs. DR.. Adeline Brown, a
Maxwell runabout; to George Schilling
of Santa Rosa, a runabOut. and to r.
ID. Head, a runabout. The company
has received a carload OF four-cylinder
touring cars.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

Within the next ten days there will
be a new motorcycle club formed in
the Mission. Joseph Hole, the agent
for the Torpedo motorcycle, reports the
sales: H. Kohl, Galleti Vir-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

Mr.. Church has purchased the four
cylinder Buick that was exhibited at
the show from the Howard Company.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04
LICK To MEET LOWELL
IN CAME OF BASKET TBALL

The second game of the subleagus
basketball tournament between Lick
and Lowell will take place tomorrow
afternoon at $3.50 o'c.ock at the Y NJ
H. A. gymnasium, on Page street. near
Stanyan. Both teams have indulged in
many practice games and are in good
condition.
The two institutions have about equal
chances of winning. and the success OF
either team will depend largely upon
the size and the support given by the
roofing sections The teams will line
up as follows:
Lick-Forwards. Everlett and Gardner; guards.
McHenry and Worth: center. George Bromley;
substitutes. Eaton and Bume.
LOwell-Forwards Noble and Hammer:
guards Jones and Kotani; center. Massie. sub
stitutes. Read. hos and Gilbert
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gilio, DIR. ]. p Jaegling, ]. Donovan.
Ernest Hueter. Albert Kahl. A. Schnut-
enhaus. c. Johnson. c. Ehlinger. C.
Auer and Charles Cort.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-04

The record Of the boys who have rid