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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
ALBION RovERs TRIUMPH
Defeat the scotias by a Score of Five
to Two

ALAMEDA, Feb. lin their first
game the Scotias were defeated today
by the Albion Rovers No. l and put
out of the running for the post series
cup offered by the Association Football
League. The contest took place on the
Webster-street field before a large as
semblage of spectators. When the
whistle sounded the end of the second
half the Albion Rovers had scored five
goals, while the Scotias had to their
credit only two. both won in the first
half. The Rovers got two of their
goals in the initial frame.
In the final period the Rovers played
rings around the Scotias and the sphere
for the greater part of the time was IN
the territory of the losers. Addie and
Armour shot the two goals for the
Scotias. Milne and Petrie each scored
two goals for the Rovers and the fifth
gsaI was shot by McCallum Tho
teams were made up of the following
players:
Albion Rovers-Mara woodend J. McCubbin.
McKiernon. Munroe. McCubbin Milne Petrie.
McCallum, McCloud. Anderson.
Scottas-Buchanan. Campbell, Disher. Briggs
LivingEon. Mcdonald. z. Disher, Addie Reid
Armour Balm.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
HAWXHURsT MAKES HIGH
SCORE ON RIFLE RANCE

OAKLAND, Feb. 17.-SeveraI mem
bers of the Golden Gate Rifle and Pistol
Club used the ranges at Shell Mound
Park in practice shooting this after
noon. L. Hawxhurst led with the un-
usually high score of 231 on the 200
yard range Other scores by the same
shooter were. 220. 218, 224 A. B. Dor
rell followed with the excellent scores
of 225. 225 and 224. E N. Moor's best
score for the afternoon was 225. w
W. Housner made 205 and EOS.
Lieutenant Dennis, using the regu-
latfOn revolver on the ffty-yard range
made the best score of the naval militia
officers today. 1t was 49, As. Other
scores made were: BY Lieutenant Con-
lin. 4S, 81; Lieutenant Commander KAN
merer. 49, SO; Lieutenant Jardine, So,
26; Lieutenant MCGEE, 43. 80.
The team from the University OF
California. using the ranges on Satur-
day afternoon. made the following
scores: j. W~Gilliam, 42; H. L. Davis,
Al; W. B. Mel. Al; E. W. Cleary. 40: w.
B. Parker, Al; c. c. de Wolf, 40; j. NJ
Montgomery, SO; Z. S. Brown. 81; G.
Hunt. 81; ]. H. Hook. 81; c. E. Mason,
81; r. W. Phelps. So; W. Barman. 36.
c. Hook. 35; G. Honson, 80, and A. R.
Tylor. 81.
The following clubs will shoot on
Sunday next: The Gernania Schuetzen
Club in it's annual competition and
bullseye shoot: the San Francisco
Scheutzen verein. monthly bullseye
shoot, and the Golden Gate Rifle and
Pistol Club in it's monthly medal shoot.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

vantage in the stake division and can
go route. Colonel Jack, a colt that
has been successful at Ascot. repre-
sents W.. H. Holland, who also has
Kilter named. Other eligibles include
vox Populi, Temaceo, Wool Sandals,
Woolma, Ocean Shore, Blondy. Arimo,
Blagg. Miss Officions, st. Elmwood, Ma
tive Son. AL Lindley, Huerfano. Alta
nero and J. r. Laughrey.
There will be number Of other In
teresting features during the week.
The Ballyhoo Handicap at six and a
half furlongs is on the programme for
tomorrow. On Wednesday there will
be the Briar Sweet Handicap at one
and a sixteenth miles. 1t is for three
ar-olds and upward and will have
value of $1,000. The $1,000 Sinaloa Han
dicap at a mile and fifty yards will
be the feature on Saturday
Jockey Miller came out at the top
of the heap as usual in the struggle
for saddle honors at Emeryville during
the week with seven victories to, his
credit. Tommy Sandy was close sec
ond with FIVE and Hunter stood third
with four. Williams and Brown both
made a disappointing showing. The
riding record for the week In detail
was as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
MEN HONOR THE MEMORY
OF LATE HARRY C0RBETT
Flowers in Profusion Bear
Mute Witness to His
Popularity

Men from every walk Of life paid
the tribute Of tears to the memory of
Harry Corbett ssS-cs csterday at his late
home on O'FarrelI street Judges, law
yers. doctors, Senator's. police and fire
oficials and men OF more humble call
ings made up the thrOng which called
TO offer words of sympathy to his de-
voted daughter and to the other mem
hers of his family
The rarest OF flowers in profusion
were there and every petal seemed to
bear mute witness to some unostenta-
4ious act Of kindness performed by the
dead man From the blind daughter
was an open book with the words
.'Papa's book is closed" During the
day she received many kilograms from
men in the East who had known her
father IN his lifetime.
The pallbearers who viii act at the
funeral today are: Colonel Martin
Brady, Richard Dwyer, Matt Larkin.
Or John Gallagher, Judge Charles F.
Conlan. cress Unger. Andrew Buerk,
II. I. Baggerly, w. W. Naughton, Jack
Wolff Richard Welcb. Percy Hender-
son. George Lowenberg, Captain John
Martin, Thomas James. Frank Nc
Quaide. Fred Salter, Joseph Stevens,
John shannon and Jack Thompson
The cortege will leave his late home
at 1864 O'Farrel street at 8 a m;
thence to St Dominick's Church. where
a high mass win be celebrated The
interment will be at Holy Cross Gene
terry ia the family plot beside his
father. mother. brother and wife.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
Sports
RENO PROMOTER ANXIOUS
TO SIGN JIMMY BRITT
Needs the Californian to
Fill Out Match With
Young Corbett

No progress was made in the nego-
tiations for match between Jimmy
Britt and Young Corbett yesterday
owing to a misunderstanding as to
the hour at which representatives
OF the boxers were to meet. Charles
W. kohl, the Reno sporting man. who
IS trying 10 make the match, left for
home on last nights train. He was
accompanied by Tim Callaghan. who
VIII assist Young corbett in his train
ing whenever match is made
!. Manager Jim Coffroth, Harry Pollok
] and Jimmy Britt made a second ap-
pointment to meet at midnight to dis
cuss the proposed match, but this
meeting also failed to take place.
When the Reno promoter left here Il
was with the understanding that he
would determine what sized pure he
could AFFORD to offer. He was inclined
70 think that the boxers should fight
for & percentage Of the gate receipts,
although he estimated that they would
draw $4,000 at the gate Coffroth sug-
gested that he offer a purse of s17,5O0.
which would amount to nearly so per
cent Of the receipts, the amount usual
( y allowed fighters.
Kohl can get Young Corbett at his
own terms, but il is different with
Britt, who can hold out for a liberal
purse, as he does not need TO fight tn
keep the wolf from the door, AS the
match with Cans has fallen through.
Britt would like to meet Corbett and
would accept what he considers fair
compensation for his services.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
WOMAN FAILS IN SUIT
AGAINST JAKE HOFFMAN
Her Claim of Marriage to
Racetrack Man Is
Proved False
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

\ CINCINNATI Feb. 17.-Louise Bull
Jock, or Louise Bullock Hoffman, has
come to grief in her litigation against
the wei known racetrack starter. Jake
Hoffman. Her suft viii be thrown out
OF court. She Instituted suit against
Hoffman in the Kenton Circuit Court OF
kentucky last fall, seeking to recover
heavy alimony, claiming that Hoffman
had married her in Los Angeles on
January %, 1906, and later had deserted
her
At the time the suit was fled in the
kentucky courts the plaintiff claimed
that the evidence of her marriage to
Hoffman. the marriage certificate, was
in the possession of her California at
torney, Earl Rogers, in Los Angeles
Upon a preliminary motion for alimony
she took the stand and testified as 10
Holtman's financial resources. declaring g
him TO be worth about 100000, but
when Holtmans attorney, Harvey
Myers. started TO interrogate her as to
the time and circumstances of her mar
riage the court sustained the objection
Of the plaintiff to the line of interroga-
tion because she had not testified to
anything concerning the marriage
Attorney Rogers deposition was filed
yesterday in court, and he denies the
wOman's statements in toto. She may
now be prosecuted for attempted ex-
tortion. One of the woman's letters
given in the deposition was written
from Christ Hospital, Cincinnati, and is
as follows:
Dear Mr. Rodgers-For Gods sake, X not
for mine. send me some sort Of evidence Of this
marriage. Anything viii go, they tell me,
and win swear l gave you the evidence witt
the letters.
had an operation in September and another
- August. Send q letter and tell me what
Hunty Los Angeles IS in- and send me q blank
? marriage certificate. II you won't send anything
else Direct to the Palace Hotel Cincinnati.
Perhaps II you can DO this I get all OF
the money I want 10 get TO California
LOUISE BULLOCK HOFFMAN.
Hoffman swears that he never saw
the woman until the date of her ar
rival in California on January %. and
saw her but a few moments on that
occasion.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

OF the horses that have been run at
tn, meeting, only three have won all
their starts-President Williams crack
colt Firestone and Scharetg & Co.'S
clever mare Sugarmaid, each with three
victories to its credit. and S. C. Hill
dreth's two-year-old Hiacko, who won
his only out.s
This will be Jockey Miller's last week
in the saddle at Emeryville. as his
manager, James Fitzsimmons, is plan
ming to take the boy East shortly
after the running of the California
Derby on Friday. Miller has been en-
gagged to ride Temaceo if President
Williams is not represented in the race
The boys farewell appearance prob
ably will be made on Saturday. He will
have rest of about month at New
York prior to resuming his vocation
at the Bennings spring meeting.
Abbey and Early Tide. who won the
two-year-old stakes at Emeryville and
Ascot on Saturday Tor Tommy Griffin,
were both sired by Peep o. Day.
William Cahill was anxious to have
Miller ride Voladay on Saturday, but
s. c. Hildreth had engaged the boy
for the race and declined to give him
up Cahill then wired to Los Angeles
for Koerner, offering him fee of 800
and expenses, with the proviso that his
Zee would De increased to $500 should
he win the rich purse. Koerner re-
turned to Los Angeles yesterday. but
may be back to ride in the Derby on
Friday His employer. W. o. Joplin, is
planning to bring his horses to Emery
vile, and it is within the possibilities
that the boy will finish the season here
Expedient had a tendon cut in his
last race at Ascot Park and may never
be sent to the post again.
Nashville will have a seven DAYS
meeting at Cumberland Park without
betting. Breeders and prominent turf
men will guarantee to meet any de-
ficiency that the gate receipts fail to
provide for.
Jockey Callus has been ruled off the
turf for life for having used an electric
battery on a horse at Hot Springs.
Matt j. Winn has asked NJ. j. DAILY
to set a price on Elliott, whom he Is
desirous of buying for the Kentucky
Breeding Bureau.
Eugene Wayland will race Tartan,
Ampedo, ]. F. Donohue. Ebony, Azora.
Antara and other horses at Seattle the
coming summer.
Al Goodin, James Coffey, w. A. Cush-
man and the Elmwood Farm will be
represented at the coming Seattle
meeting.
Nat Ray has abandoned his idea of
riding in England and will again pilot
steeplechasers from the Hitchcock
stable the coming season.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
.GUNMEN OPEN SEASON
AT THE INGLEsIDE TRAPS
Emil Holling Cracks Ninety
Eight Clays Out of
One Hundred

The Golden Gate Gun Club opened
the bluerock season at the Ingleside
traps yesterday under auspicious con-
ditions- More than forty gunner par
ucipated in the trials at clay birds
IDEAL weather helped to make the
opening shoot the most successful in
the history of the organization.
Considering the fact that it was the
first competition OF the season, the
scores made by the gunner were very
good Emil Holling did some wonder
ful shooting in the 100-bird event Out
or possible 100 he shattered 90 clays.
The events Of the day were four
medal contests, in which the partici-
pants were classified. and the regular
club shoot at 100 birds. S. A. Huntley
of Des Moines took part and displayed
great skill with the gun He was
classed with the champs" The scores
follow:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
SHARMAN's GREYHOUNDs
CAPTURE BOTH STAKES
Dan Finnegan and Jim Lamb
Are the Winners at
Ingleside

The greyhounds of George Sharman's
kennel continue to get the long ends
of the purses at Ingleside Park. Dan
Finnegan and Jim Lamb captured the
class and open stakes yesterday. The
feature attraction went to Dan Finne-
gan by default. as B. Freemans entry,
Wildwood, met with an injury in the
preceding round, which necessitated its
withdrawal in the final
The largest crowd of the season was
present and the betting was unusually
brisk Favorites Jared well.
Dan Finnegan displayed his usual
cleverness in his several races. In the
first round Freeport showed In front of
the big brindle to the game, but after
the first turn Finnegan ran all over
his competitor on a circling rabbit.
Wildwood had the speed of the field.
but was unfortunate in wrenchihg his
leg in course with Mr.. Brindle in the
seminal round. Had he met Finnegan
on even terms Wildwood undoubtedly
would have led Sharman's entry.
Jim Lamb displayed his best form and
disposed of the field in the open event
without much difficulty. The only close
call the stake winner experienced was
in the semi1nal round against Sanger
man, which held him on equal terms as
Tfar as speed was concerned. The re-
suits follow:
Glass stake, first rpund-Rocked Asleep beat
Ksss KeeSless acrobat agile Squirt beat Mr. Parton.
Walla Walla, Lady Honesty beat Barge -Four
Paw beat Flower Girl Mr.. Brindle beat Hurno,
Freeport, Mr.. Blue beat Belmont Real Rocker
beat Presto. The Crowd beat Lady Kelp
Asleep wit6drawn5 wildwood beat wild Gus,
-Four Paw beat Lady Honesty. Mr.. Brindle beat
D.. hGo ReaI
Third round-Wildwood beat Agile Spurt Dan
Ffnnegan beat Four Paw, Mr. Brindle beat The
Fourth round-wildwood beat Mr. Brindle,
Dan Finnegan bye.
Final-Dan Finnegan won by defatlt fWild-
Open stake. first round-Rosie Mcyey beat
Kerry Pippin. Gallant Boy beat Blooming
Dutchman. Honest Girl beat Footsteps. Russell
beat Busy Boy. Madame Dunyea beat Nj
Amigo, Amandan beat Renegade Apache Fox
Sampler beat Fair Flying Bright Flower beat
The Mist, Tom Fitz beat Grace Hill, Nora Alto
Time. Sangerman beat Boutonniere. Argyle's
Best beat Billy Mutually. Dave Reese beat Lady
1 Savoy beat Ottawa, Pongenie beat Queens
Beauty, Golden Rule II beat Rocker l., Stanley
Rosa.
4 Second round-Rosie Mcvey beat Blooming
4 Dutchman. Russell beat Honest Girl Amandar
1 beat Madame Dunyea. Jim Lamb beat Foxhunter
! Sampler beat Bright Flower, Nora Alto beat
Tom Fitz, D beat Young Geraldine, Sanger
man beat Mora Alto, Dave Reese beat Argyle's
Best, Princess Savoy beat Preside Boy. Colder
/ Rule II beat Pongenie, Stanley beat Miss
Buneritero
Third round-Russell beat Rosie Mcvey. jim
Lamb beat Amandan, Sampler beat Nora Alto
( Sangerman bent D r, Princess Savoy beat Dave
Reese. Stanley bye Golden Rule with
I drawn)
! Fourth round-Jim Lamb beat Russell ]. San
german beat Sampler, Stanley R beat Princess
Savoy
Fifth round-Jim Lamb beat sangeman. Stan
/ ley r a bye.
/ Final-Jim Lamb beat Stanley r.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
wARKsMEN PROVE CLEVER

Good scores were made by the mem
bers Of the California Schuetzen Club
yesterday at Schuetzen Park. The Of
fetal scores follow:
O. Bremer 100 J. Frei 121. H. Bornholdi
4s5 II Dfehi 2s5 NJ Reubold 336, c. Meyer
$50. r. J. Povey 5O7 A. J. Brannagan 543. A.
Sfuder 70I " Weiss 73U. c. Won Hartvig SD.
A Hepnfnrs $50. o. Indorf 947, J. Tornotzy
97e n Roller 1885. #. o. Bertelsen 1893. A
Ssrecker 1886 A. Won Wyl 1l9S. p. G. Eagernp
1909 Juncblut I2s6. A. Rahwyler 1871. g.
M.AIarley l4ss J. c. Waller 1882. l. Thier-
Dc l522. A. Bertelsen 1850. o, Noite 1ol6, A.
J. Attter 1869, +. Sutter 1s5s. J. lten l5o2, l.
Vile 20G0.
Cadets-W. Thierbach 1925. g. Thierbach 245s.
Candldate-F. +. Carson 54S-
San Francisco Grut1 Shooting Section, bullseye
sh0of-First prize. John -rei: second prize. A.
WY: third prize. W Weiss; fourth prize,
g. r. Hauser; fifth prize, A Stpder; sixth prize,
O. Imdorf; seventh prize, John Baumsn; eighth
prize. John Leutenegger; ninth prize, F. Suffer-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
STANFORD's NEW C|NDER
USED FOR FIRST TIME
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. II
The track squad planted its spikes in
the cinders OF the new track yesterday
morning for the first time, and in a
few days the work of constructing the
bleachers viii be begun. The course
well repays for all the time and effort
put into its construction. Experts pro-
nounce 1t to be the best cinder path in
the West and for natural beauty and
location 1t could not be bettered.
The field will be of heavy turf and an
effort will be made to keep it always
green and free Of weeds The bleach
ers VIII be built on the plans of those
on the football field and are calculated
to seat about $500 persons. A feature
long needed is the 22O-yard straight
away course.
In the future all meets will be held
on the new path sndit is hoped to have
the bleachers completed in time for the
interscholastic meet on March 3.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
IS California Derby to Be Run at Emeryvle on Friday
Three Year-Olds vii Stnue
for Championship Honors
BY j. r. Jeffery

Interest of the local turf this week will mainly
the California Derby which will be the Emeryvi
Friday Washngton birthday The best threeyearods
eligible the open appearance
The Derby and quarter miles and will have value Of
than $35OO
Among the eghty-six egbes horses that have
displayed brilliant form Oakland Faust
will the of Sam Hildreth to adj
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
MAckAY STILL CHAMPIoN

TUXEDO PARK. n. Y, Feb. rs
Clarence H. Mackay of the New York
Tennis and Racket Club. by defeating
George II. Brooke, formerly amateur
champion of the Philadelphia Racket
Club, in three straight sets today on
the courts of the Tuxedo Tennis and
Racket Club, retained his title as
amateur champion of the Eastern
States for the gold racket Mackay
today won the third leg of the gold
racket which now becomes his prop
erty. The scores were 1873, 1873 and
1912.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
SIXTH RACE--one mile; purse; three-year.
WoLcoTT AS JUNGLE TONI
Barbados Demon Will Make His
Debut as a Stage Star

BOSTON, Feb. 17.-Joe Wolcott, the
black demon, for many years fighting
champion but now looked upon as a
has-been, is about to desert the squared
circle and take a chance behind the
foot1ights as thespian- Joe will make
his debut in the role of Uncle Tom, in
a company to be sent out from here
Wolcott's ambition to play Uncle Tom
was fired years ago, when he witnessed
a production of Uncle Toms Cabin" in
Oshkosh, Wis.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

Exactly a dozen horses have won
five or more races at the meeting.
Voleday, winner of the Palace Hotel
and Family Club handicaps. must be
accorded the palm for consistency, as
he heads the list with eight firsts out
of nine starts. Tony Faust and Ocean
Shore are tied for second place, each
with seven victories. Sir Edward is
the only horse with six wins to his
credit. The list follows:
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The p.incipal change in the list Of

The principal change In the list of
winning owners during the week was
the moving up of William Cahill from
eighth place to third as result of
the victory of Voladay in the Family
Club Handicap. H. T. Griffin s. victory
in the Gunst Stakes on Saturday ad-
vanced him from thirtieth position to
twelfth S. C. Hildreth still retains
his lead of about $4,000 over w. b.
Jennings. The list now stands as fol-
lows:
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

Alameda courts on Friday The cham
pionship of Alameda County will come
upi for decision and there will be a
great struggle for the honors All OF
the best players in the bay counties
will participate in both singles and
doubles.
Il handicap doubles tournament is
scheduled for Friday at the California
Club but II it is found to interfere
in any way with the Alameda event
play will be postponed until Sunday
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
PATIENTS MAY ESCAPE
Surgeon General Asks for Fence About
San Diego Quarantine Station

WASHINGTON. Feb. 17.-Surgeon
General Wyman has asked Congress
for an appropriation to build fence
ten feet high around the quarantine
station in San Diego. He testified that
1t was desirable that patients should
not have an opportunity to escape and
wander over the country. He also said
that the army and navy had establish
mentS near the quarantine station. and
that It was advisable that a fence
should separate them.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
SAN JOSE STATE LEAGUE
TALENT GIVEN TRY0UT

SAN JOSE, Feb. 16.-The baseball
game at Santa Clara College yester-
day afternoon between San Jose anna
teurs, under the mana cement of Emile
Mayer, manager of the State League
team. and the Santa Clara College ag-
gregation resulted in a victory for the
local representatives by a score of to
5. 1t enabled the managers and the
fans to get a line" on one or two
men who in all probability will be
signed TO play with the San Jose State
League team during the coming sea-
son.
Ellis. the Hayward catcher, who is
being tried out for the 1907 team, was
behind the bat and took everything
that came his way.
Five double plays, nearly every one
one of which came in time to prevent
scoring, eniivened the game. Chase
figured in two of these. Both times he
took fast grounders. touched second
base in time and threw the batsman
out at first. The score:
R. H. E.
Son Iren q
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
CHESS MASTERS PLAY DRAW

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 1.-THE chess
game between DIR. Lasker and Frank
Marshall, which was adjourned Satur-
day night on the forty ninth move
after six hours play, ended in a draw
today.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
Ascot Selections

First race-Bryan, j. c. Glenn,
Elfln King.
second race-Banward, Gigana,
MacsII.
Third race-BaubIe, Piquet,
Chancellor Walworth.
Fourth race-StoesseI, Invictus,
Freesias.
Fifth rnce-Copfessor, Line of
Life. The Roustabout.
Sixth race - Foncasta, Prince :
Frederick, Bologna.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

The record of the most promising
two year -olds that have been uncov- :
cred at the Emeryville meeting to date
lis as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
WELL BALANCED FIELDS
CARDED At EMERYV|LLE
How Today's Entries Look
to the Man With the
Dope Book"
The Calls Selections
BY u. r. Jeffery

First race-vioIa b, Mechant,
Pimkin.
Second, ,race--Memorize, Bonheur,
Katie Gleason.
Third race-Dr. scharff, Judge,
Princess Wheeler.
Fourth race-Van Ness, MAN.
sard, Princess Titania.
Fifth race-Byronerdale, Jake
Moose, w. b. Gates.
Sixth race-Ruby, Lord of the
Vale, F. Neugenf.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18

The record of the boys who have
ridden three or more winners since the
opening of the meeting now stands as
follows.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-18
EmeryyilIe Entries

The entries and weights for today's
races are as follows
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