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The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
RENO BOXING PROMOTERS
FAIL TO RAISE PURSE
Negotiations for Corbett-
Britt Match Are De-
clared OFF
BY r. A. SnaytFa

The proposed Britt-Corbett match Is
OF. Thus another Nevada hght-pro-
noting bubble bursts and another bud
ding promoter joins Mike Riley in the
ranks OF the men who failed to make
good Willis Britt returned from
Reno yesterday and said that all nego-
tiations were of. as Charlie Kohl was
unable to raise more than $4,000 OF the
promised $4,000 purse. The gamblers
of the town would not help, as they
felt that 1T would be aiding a rivals
business II they made 1t possible to
promote the fight.
The Reno case parallels that OF Tono-
pah. In the latter town the moneyed
man among the promoters died and his
partners could not go on with their
plans. It was the same at Reno.
where Kohrs partner Wellin, died two
weeks ago. The partnership is being
wound up and Kohl is unable to carry
out his plans. From present indica-
tions, Corbetts trip to Nevada will have
been fruitless with the Britt match
OF, no other opponent is likely to be
considered. Kohl would have handled
the match on a percentage basis. but
this plan did not meet with the ap-
prova1 of Britt.
Owing TO the failure OF the Nevada
match LlS IOllOWeIS OF boxing LQlS
city viii see an important fight soon.
1t is not believed that Cans and Nell
son can be brought together. so the
promoters will bend their energies
toward matching Cans and Britt. The
Gans-Nelson situation gives promise at
the present time of becoming a bat
tie of managers as much as OF boxers
Nolan and Selig have shown much
cleverness in handling the affairs OF
their principals and apparently IL viii
be difficult to reconcile their differences
as to weight and the division Of the
gate receipts.
Tex Rickard came down on the same
train with Britt. Speaking Of his plans
for another fight. he confirms the i'm
preston which prevailed here that he
had not matched Nelson and Cans. The
only step he had taken had been to
post $4,000 IN the bank at Goldheld as
a guarantee of good faith that he was
willing TO make the match. He ia
vored Britt and Cans lighting here and
said he would then go after the winner
for a match at Ely on July 4.
Rickard has learned much of the
fight game since he handled the light
field and he has been quick to see that
he would have a big task on his hands
TO bring Cans and Nelson together. He
is in no hurry to make the match as
he does not want to stage IT until July.
He apparently figures that after the
lapse Of a month or so the men viii
be ready to take a reasonable view OF
the situation.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
HORNETS AND ROVERs
TIE FOR FOURTH TIME
Rival Football Teams Are
Unable to Gain an
Advantage

OAKLAND, March 1o.-For the fourth
time this season the Albion Rovers and
the Hornets played a tie game of as
sociation football today. Thew met in
the cup competition and at the end of
the play each team had two goals to its
credit. Early in the season they had
played a match which resulted in
score of L to 1. and both of their games
in the league competition resulted in
the same score.
The largest crowd of the year as
sembled at Freeman's' Park this after
noon. When the match got under way
the Hornets commenced what proved
to be a nonproductive siege of the
Rovers' goal. After Elliot had missed
by inches the Albions got together and
transferred the scene of action to the
other end. Anderson was conspicuous
with a good try which caused Nc
Ritchie some anxiety. Play ragged in
midheld for a time thereafter, but the
Rovers again got busy and Patrie
singlehanded took the ball down TO
within shooting distance of the goal
A corner was the result of his effort
and Milne grazed the cross bar with
the kick.
The Hornets from a similar play were
more successful Elliot forced corner
kick which was assigned to McLachlan
to take. The little halfback planted
the ball directly in front of goal, and
Mckenzie finished the operation with
neat header which scored the first
point of the game.
In the concluding period rain con-
verted the field into a pond and the
players had difficulty in keeping their
feet. McKiernon with a nice shot
from the touch line. tied the score. and
Petrie soon afterward added a second
point. His was one OF the best plays
seen hereabouts in some time. Re
ceiving the ball twenty yards from
goal he deceived the backs and with
directed shot placed the sphere
right between the custodians legs.
Ten minutes from time Elliot tied the
score with a long, low shot from the
right wing and at two goals apiece the
whistle blew. The teams:
Hornets-McRitchie Gore. Waeber. Meachim.
Mckenzie, McLachlan. Elliot, PodmOre. McKeu-
zie, Garter and Scott.
Albion Rovers-Marra woodend. McCubbin,
McKfernon, Munroe, A. McCubbin. Milne, Petrie,
Anderson, Corktu and Mcleod.
Referee-Fewster. Linesmen-Robinson and
Bryson.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
MAN BADLY MANNED
BY SWIFT TROLLEY CAR
Joseph Reilly, Aged Boilermaker,
Run Down at Seventeenth and
Kansas Streets

Four broken ribs, and one Of the
splintered bones penetrating his lung.
were the Injuries sustained by Joseph
Reilly, an aged boilermaker, who was
struck by a streetcar at Seventeenth
and Kansas streets shortly after 10
O'Clock last night. Reilly is at the
Central Emergency Hospital and his
life is despaired of.
The Eighth and Eighteenth street car.
outbound. was going rapidly down a
grade when Reilly attempted to cross
the track In front of it. The motorman
was unable to stop. and the man was
struck with terrific impact.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
ThOr g TurfEIU went
Long Distance Horses to Run
Ouer -Four Mile Course
BY J. r. Jeffery

Fischer. Flannery, Grote. Hildebrand. J.
Hayes. Harty. Jarrett. J. Kelly, Lauby,
W Kelly Mclaughlin, Nutting, Powers,
Redfern. W. Smith, Wiley. A. Walsh,
T. Walsh.
Since the opening Of the Emeryville
meeting l52 horses have won two or
more races. William CahilIs Noladay
still heads the list with eight Iirsts out
OF nine starts. The list follows:
Eight races--voladay
Seven races-Jake Moose Ocean Shore. Sir Ed
ward. Tony Faust, Van Ness
Six races-Andrew Mack. Cloudlight. Mansard
Five races-Beechwood. Bur,eiSh, ByrOnerdale,
Dorado, Lord Nelson Monte Lucille, Prestige.
-Four races-Blanche c. (. 81. Brattain. Edwin
Cum Gateway. Governor Davis. Grace @, Hec-
Wolf. M0rendo. Marion Rose, Mabel hollander,
0rchan- Princess Wheeler. Proper, Rubric
Three races-Avonalis, Al Lindley. Abba, Bolo-
man, Blagg, BsnpOsal, Creation. Comilfo, Dr.
Leggo Duke OF Orleans. Fulletta. Firestone.
Gypsy King. Golden Rule, Graphite. Hooiisan
HerSain HaDpv Rice Iras Innarnmable Ingham
Invader, Jocund Kokomo. Logistilla. Love OK
Gold Metakatla. Mary It, Mandstor. Neptunns.
yer Sue. ST. Elmwood, Shot Gun. Sngarmaid
Temaceo Eox Populi W. B. Gates, Yellowstone
Two races-Atkins, Anvil. Abbey, AGena, Blue
Eyes. Baker Bogohams, Bravoure BurDolette,
Boss Captain Burnett Chief Whitman. College
Widow, Collector Jessup, David Boland. Dr
Sherman Dusty Miller, Dutiful. Dolinda. Ed
Tirebam GemmeIl calvestonian. IIuerfano
Handmsiden Heather Scott. Hulford. Head
Dance, I'm Joe, Kercheyal. Lisaro. Malitah.
Major Tenny MasSa: Martinmas. Misty's Pride,
Magrsne Meada Native Son. Northwest, Peer
less Lass Plausible. Pescadera. Pal. Ramus.
Ray Rotrou Salable. St Francis. Sam Barber.
viucentio. watchful, watercure. Wool Sandals
WilmOre.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

their friends.
Floyd Beebe and Chester Mcdonald
were the speakers for the students who
were opposed TO giving the desired
decorations to the fair basketball
players, After two hours of argument
Murray, who championed the cause Of
the latter, emerged from the oratorical
struggle victorious, having been sus-
tanned by a two-thirds vote Of the stu
dent body.
The girls who may wear the coveted
decoration are: Misses Hazel Eddy,
Florence Murray Edith Edmiston,
Hazel Curtiss, Sarah Snee, Bertha
Sieber and Edna Woodard.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

letes and that It was never contem-
plated that the fair students should re-
ceive them. no matter what distin-
guished services they had rendered
their school on the athletic field.
This idea seemed likely to prevail
until Al Murray took up the fight In
behalf of the young women athletes
of the school In addition to being a
great football player, Murray is con-
sidered the most forcible speaker in
the school. The question was con-
sidered of so much Importance that
convention of the student body was
held and the assembly room of the
school was crowded with students and
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
Sports

The Thornton Stakes at four miles
which will be the feature event OF
next Saturdays Emeryville card, prom
ises 10 provide one OF the best races In
the history OF this famous long-ols-
rance event Horses that have shown
10 advantage over a route are canoi-
dates for the race, and high-class
field viii go TO the post Among the
eligibles is Mamie AlgOl, the mare that
broke the three-mile record at New
Orleans recently. She was shlppeo
across the continent expressly 10 start
IN the Thornton. Los Angelcno, win
ner OF the Ascot Cup. is another likely
starter. as he was added when the
stake was reopened for entries on
March i.
Ramus. winner OF the Waterhouse
Gun. viii carry the colors OF T. h
Stevens Borghesi has been receiving
special preparation for the race at AS
cot Park. Among others entered are
nv lego. Reservation. Iras. CRATER,
Bvronerdale. Miss Rillie, Neterano,
Graphite Huston. Supreme Court. In
fammable and Jake Moose.
The Thornton viii have a value OF
more than $4,000. Much interest is be-
ing taken in the race, and there Is sure
10 be a tremendous attendance, as long
distance contests are popular.
at q mile or more, with the exception
OF the special three-cornered race be-
tween FirestOne, Smiley Corbett and
Boas or Raconteur. The Patricia Handi-
cap for three -year-olds and upward on
Saturday viii have value OF $1,000.
The Sslome Handicap is on for to-
morrow. while on Wednesday the Ace
Of Hearts Handicap, with value OF
$1,000. viii be decided The Tea Rose
Handicap is announced as the feature
for Friday.
Jockeys Koerner and Scoville tied for
the saddle honors at Emeryvtlle last
week. each riding six winners. Brown
and Hunter were their nearest rivals,
each with four hrsts. Graham ano
Leroy williams followed with three
each. and r. Davis with two. Sandy
rode only one winner out Of twenty
seven chances. The riding record or
the week in detail is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
FREIGHT WRECK DELAYS
NORTHBOUND PASSENGERS
Travellers Take Trolleys at
San Mateo and Reach
San Francisco

A northbound freight train on the
Southern Pacific coast division was
ditched on this side of Baden yesterday
afternoon, and delayed traffic for sew
eral hours. The passenger trains from
the south were stopped at San Mateo
and Burlingame and the travellers des-
tined for this city continued their
Journey by trolley car. arriving little
the worse for their delay.
The wreck was caused by the un-
stable condition OF the roadbed. due to
the recent heavy rains No one was re-
ported injured IN, the accident
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
NELSON TO HOLD OUT
FOR EQUITABLE TERMS
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

CHICAGO. March 1O-Battling Nell
son. accompanied by his manager, Billy
Nolan, reached this city last night and
went Immediately 10 the home of his
parents at Hegewisch. where he will
remain for several days. After visit
here he will start for Hot Springs
Both Nolan and Nelson are confident
that the latter will have no trouble in
arranging another match with Cans.
Nolan claims that Nelson is the only
opponent for Cans who could attract
an OFFER of a $4,000 purse Nolan says.
however, that Nelson must have his
share of the receipts on an equal basis
with Cans and that the latter's pro-
posal to take rs per cent OF the re-
ceipts. win or lose. is ridiculous. Nell
son will not enter the ring on those
terms.
Nelson is willing to have the weight
set at 1s3 pounds ringside-
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
STREET RAILWAY MEN
STRIKE Al LOUISVILLE
With the Exception of Suburban
Lines and Mail Cars Traffic Is
at a Standstill

LOUISVILLE, KY, March 10.-With
the exception of the suburban lines en-
tering the city and a few cars carrying
United States mail to and from one
postoffice substation, not street car
moved in Louisville today. The strike
of the union employees of the Louisville
Railway Company declared yesterday
became effective at o'clock this morn
ing.
The men operating the few cars were
not molested in any way. The details
Of police had nothing to do.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
BowLERs FAVOR sTAHL

DENVER, March 10.-Alderman An
drew T. Stahl of Denver will be elected
president OF the Western Bowling Con-
gress at the annual meeting tomorrow,
according TO George Morrison Reid.
also Of Denver. The only man men
toned as Stahls opponent was Reid.
The latter said that he would not vol
unfairly enter the race against the
Denver Alderman, but his friends may
vote for him anyway.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
Regulars
Yanigans
FIsHERMAN FINDS BODY

EUREKA. March 10.-The body of a
man, believed to be that of J. Ander-
son, the missing quartermaster of the
wrecked steamship Corona, was picked
up yesterday by Indian Jerry,
fisherman. 1t was firmly wedged be-
tween two jagged rocks of the north
jetty, Just south of the stern OF the
steamship Corona
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

paraffin in place of petrol SO far, it
is said, the results have been remark
able, and in all likelihood the appIi-
ance soon will be placed upon the mar
ket An ordinary motor fitted with this
carburettor is alleged to start just as
easily with paraffin as with petrol, and
to give better results.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
YOUNG PITCHER CLAFLIN
MAY PROVE TO BE A FIND
Bakersfield Lad Is Given Tryout
With the Seals and Shuts Out
Opposing Team

BAKERSFIELD. March 10.-In a
slow. uninteresting game the San Fran
cisco regulars defeated the Yanigans
this afternoon by a score of IL to 3.
The work of Joy and Claf1in. two of
the regulars pitchers, was the only
redeeming feature of the exhibition.
Although in poor condition, Joy showed
that he was a pitcher of class Clafiin,
the local lad, was the only twirler to
shut out the Yanigans during the three
innings assigned to each slabster Long.
who arrived this afternoon from the
north, was much impressed with the
boys showing. The score:
r. n. E.
Regulars ..s.----... II 10
-.
Street. Joy and Esola; Evart and More; Hickey
and Sholden; Herrod and Sholden. Umpire
Burke.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
CLEVER MUDLARKs co
At EMERYV|LLE TODAY
Card Gives Promise of Good
Sport Despite Moist
Conditions
The Calls Selections
RX j. z. Jeffery

First race-Adrian, Gage Taylor,
WiImOre.
second race-Petit Due, Pelham,
Bright Albert.
Third race-GaIvestonian Avona,
Mechant.
Fourth race-Andrew Mack, The
BOrgiaD, Mandator.
Fifth race-Ed Sheridan, Rotrou,
Hooligan.
sixth race-Security, Billy May
hmm, Whisky King.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
GIANTS DEFEAT ANGELS

Los ANGELES. March 1O-The New
York National team defeated the Los
Angeles baseball team today by score
of to l. The game was slow and un-
interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

The list Of winning owners remains
relatively the same as IL did a week
ago J. .. and 9. IT. Keene. William
Walker and s. q. Hildreth were the
principal purse winners of the week,
but their winnings did not change the
order Of the list, which is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
Ascot Selections

First race-Lone Hand. Buckett,
Ny Choice.
Second race ZeIina, Royal
Ascot. King Ahab.
Third race-San AIvisO, Star of
Runnymede, HaltOn.
Fourth race-LfIIie b, Piquet,
Elmdale.
Fifth race-Antara, EIOta, Merry
Sport.
sixth unacceptable, Yellow
Kid, VincedO.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

The Following jockeys have each had
one winning mount: Conway. Fair,
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

Important experiments are being con-
Quoted privately in Paris with a new
form of carburettor for the use OF
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
AUTO DEALERS PLAN
RELIABILITY CONTEST
By r. r. I'F1o11nedieu

The automobile dealers are consid-
ering the project of bringing of re-
liability contest as soon as the roads
become passable. 1t has been pro-
posed by President J. w. Leavitt to
have it take place over course of 200
miles. One of the routes suggested is
from this city to San Jose, then up the
Alameda side of the bay until near
Oakland, returning over the course to
the point of starting. Plans will be
discussed at the meeting to be held
on Wednesday evening, when the deal
ers will receive the report of the show
committee.
Ralph Owen, when he drove an Olds-
mobile from New York to Florida,
made a new record for Goodrich tires.
The weight of the car with its passen-
gers was about 1000 pounds. and the
roads over which he Travelled were the
worst in that part of the country.
When Owen arrived at his destination
the wheel chains were completely worn
out while the tires were in excellent
condition AS, there were no serious
punctures on the trip the air with
which they were inflated in New York
was carried over the 1900 mile course
to Florida.
new automobile bill has been in
troduced in the Pennsylvania Legisla-
ture 1t fixes the speed limit at thirty
miles an hour and prohibits the run
ming of an automobile by any one under
IS years of age.
Important experiments are being con-
Quoted privately in Paris with a new
form of carburettor for the use OF
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11

The standing Of the boys who have
ridden two or more winners at the
meeting is as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
EmeryviIIe Entries

The entries and weights for todays
races are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; selling; two
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-11
Ascot Entries

Los ANGELES. March Io.-Ascot en-
tries for Monday:
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~ O5 8n. 4 90 Rm.
90 gn. IS 90 9lm.
g o. Bm. 70 o. Tr.
10 90 gm. 8 90 Sim.
I'll 90 Sm- ~ 05 SIM.
slI O5 BIN. *9 O5 3m.
IL 90 gettss. IL 80 Nm.
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So 90 BmL 1 45 Rm.
8 10 gm. *3 90 Hn.
Fl 90 gm. 8 45 0rn.
2 % Nm, 50 90 gn.
- 90 8m. 3 % SIN.
IS Bul. ~ 90 seuh.
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IL IS BIN. IL 80 Sim.
RI 90 8m.
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