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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
ITALIAN MARATHON
RUNNER VICTOR TN
NEW YORK
DOraHdO Pietri Beats John j.
Hayes in TWenfy-Sfx Mile
Madison Square Race

MADISON SQUARE GARDEN, NEW
YORK. NOV. 25.-Dorando Pietri OF
Capri. ITALY. defeated John j. Hayes
- dhis city in the renewal of the Mar
athon race at the Madison Square gar
den tonight The distance was 26 miles
5A5 yards, the same as the Olympic
Marathon, which Hayes won at Shep-
herds Bush, London. last summer Do
rando then fell from exhaustion and
was helped across the line. but was
disqualified. He proved to be Hayes
master tonight. as he held the lead
almost from start to finish finally
winning by about Go Yards Hayes was
ln .lhe lead I'VE times during the race.
Dorandos time was 2:44:20 20, and
Hayes 2,45:05 Is.
The last few miles Of the race We're
exciting In the twenty-fourth mile
haAes made another of the jumps TO
The front that he had been springing at
intervals, but DOrando. running tong,
easily resumed the lead. This was re-
oeaseo hair mile farther on. Dorsndo
gain proved the stronger. The twenty
fifth mile was finished in 2.36:37 1-5.
HAYES WEAkENs
Hayes weakened in the last half mile
and <he Italian won handily-
The specially arranged dirt and Gin
DER track was IN fine condition. It
measured 10 laps TO the mile, with 262
laps and 80 Yards for the winner 10 go.
..tne starting line being 33 yards be-
hind The finishing mark.
Hayes was the first 10 appear on the
t.ack and got 2 JumultuOus reception.
Dorano3 appeared d few seconds later
and was wildly greeted by the Italian
tlemeBt
I'D was s:lS:45 p. m. when Richard
Croker fred the pistol that sent the
men away The multitude watched in
silence for moment and then a cheer
Went up from the italian contingent
as DOrando shot into the lead Both
men We're running easily. with Do
randQ slightly in advance the Italian
being yard ahead OF Hayes at the
end Of the first lap. So they went to
the mile. with the same distance of a
bare yard between the, men. Hayes
hanging on just behind DOrando and
permitting his rival 10 make the pace.
The time OF the first mile was 5:27.
when 10 miles had been covered the
relative positions Of the men were un-
altered. Dorando still held the lead
but only by the same three foot mar
E.n. The time for 10 miles was ! hour
ard g 10 seconds.
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GOOD nudder Of the selling platter class Rear
don expects to remain here throughout the
winter.
J. T. Hoppas was arrival at Emeryyihe
yesterday with Lassen. Doctor sherman and
Fifteen yearIings by Solitaire. Marius and
The gudge from A. b. Spreekels Napa Stock
rerm viii be sold I'm the Emeryville saddlinS
saddock December s. These youngsters are
said 10 be as promising lot as were ever
s,.,,sd,,led 10 enter a sales ring the coast.
william CahiI characterizos As unfounded a
report in circulation al EmeryTiiie YESTERDAY 70
~, cerar, thar he had some idea Of transferring
his operations to the English tnrf The coming
resr Chill ia commenting on the rnfnor
declared that he had several years ago turned
,io,yn fempfing offer to 90 abroad with the
yriSI,ard Vanderbilt racing outfit. for the rea-
son tnat lie was convinced that be would not
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and things congenial on the other side Of the
water.
Cahin still entertains the same view. aud
for him. even though the outlook for his
favorffe sport Is not as roseate as 1t might
be in this country. cahll Is one OF those who
have faith that there viii lie an Improvement
in the American rscug situa tion before long
Henry Freylinghausen is reported 10 have bet
$4,000 on Sewell yesterday at odds ranging from
is to IA.
Emil Hansen and .-swede sam two hig
betfors from Montana. were among the new
comers at the Emeryville track yesterday
Johnny Nilln will continue to train and race
such of his horses may not fnd purchasers af
his sale to be held next week. Min will
likewise continue TO act ~ Jockey Kirschbauun's S
manager, even though he disposes Of his entire
stable
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JENKINS TO MEET yuzzrr

Special Dispatch TO Tie CaII
NEW YORK. Nov. 25.--Tom Jenkins,
ex-champion wrestler of America, will
tackle Yuzzif Mahmounr. the star of
the suItan's long string of champions,
in finish catch as catch can contest
at Madison Square garden tomorrow
night Jenkins is wrestling instructor
for the United States government at
West Point. and is In flne condition.
The match is to be finish affair. best
two out of three falls. and All holds
allowed even the deadly strange" :"
Gym Ragley has been selected to
referee the contest.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
OLYMPICS TO MEET
BARBS ON FIELD
TODAY
Rival Teams viii Seffie Rugby
Championship of the
Pacific Coast
BY William Unnack

The Rugby football club champion
ship of the Pacific coast viii be fought
at . O'Clock this afternoon between the
Barbarians and the Olympic ffteens at
Berkeley. Besides the championship.
the valuable bronze statue presented
by l. A. WOlfr is also at stake. and the
game is attracting a good deal OF in
terest
The weather during the last two
days has not been the best for Rugby
but. rain or shine. the battle will go
on. The ground at Berkeley Is heavy
from the recent rains, but II no more
rain falls today and the wind OF last
night continues. the ground viii be in
fair condition
The Barbarians will introduce an in
novatlon that will be greatly appre-
ciated by the spectators. and every one
viii be able TO follow the play and nick
our the different players with little
difficulty. Each OF the Barbarian play
ers will have number on his back.
and this will correspond with the mum
Der against that PLAYERS name on the
program.
Schaner will be unable TO take his
place in the Barbs pack. His absence
will be a big loss TO the serum. and his
work In the loose will also be missed
New alters will take Schaner's place.
Webster was last night elected TO
lead the Olympic team. He is an eX-
Lowell high school boy and gained
much prominence as a player of the old
game. and since his introduction TO
the Rugby fold has made good.
After the game the Olympic club
will entertain both teams at the club
house in Post street at a sumptuOuS
dinner. after which the OlympicS Will
be the guests Of the Barbarians at
theater party at the Valencia. Referee
Blair OF the Rugby referees union will
have charge OF the game. and F. smith
and A. Cameron will be the touch
judges. Walter Christie and J. LAT
ferty will be the time keepers and
Charlie Voltz will look after both
teams in his capacity OF trainer. The
Lineup:
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Yesterdays Winners
Gossip of the Track

Jockeys Sailing and Powers. who have been
the leading riders at Emeryville since the
Los Angeles both boys being under engage
nIent 70 ride az the opening Of the Arcadia
track TODAY Both Of them VIII come back here
intervals during the season. Powers PROB
ably wlil be- back within g week or two 10
STAY bot Shilling is unlikely 10 come except
upon occasions when = C. Hldretb has some
Sake candidate which ne Is desir0us or having
shilling did not ride yesterday. as expected
Frainer George Reed. who has had him in
charge decidiug scratch both The Thomas
ilor-es entered overnight. and declining 10 let
him ride any outside mounts Tor fear Ihat
there Iaicht be a repetition OF the firenah
Shilling has made wonderfully good SHOW
ing since the season opened and local race
eoers NiIl watch his work AZ Arcadia with keen
powers also has earned for himself an ex-
iensire following a. result Of the steady re
liable form that has marked his riding through
our his local engagement
TOenfg-six book makers iook stands IN the
iig ring 81 Emery vile at yesterday : cutin for
ihe succeeding three DAYS 3bls represented an
Increase - nye over the previous eutin and
viii bring the total strength Of the books that
wiz cater TO fbe big holiday crowd expected at
snrcis Charles Meyers +. g. Grosnau and
Iolrn-e Glenn made up the list OF Yesterday :
sdSifions 10 She y IN line al The previous
rr-fn Tho ring mace much greater loss
80, fi,s,,i mis- is one ~ the big days OF the
sosson The Leaviest losers yesterday were
~ r. Engstrom. ". F. Applegafe Jr. and
Penny Talk eli Of whom dropped IN the vicinity
s0f s. s0o spiecc.
Former Jockey A. Williams has left The cm-
rlor "a H q Redwel. and other owners at
20 track have been warmed against hatboring
ne -alorod lad. Last year Bed"eh bought
Wfflisfne contract from J. ij- .isrannpn- resoid
81 Ia n Rice aad subsequently repurehased
4, 1he bov has done no riding 70 amount %
anything FOR some nine.
William T. Reardon reached smer{flhf yes
irrd-r from krnfurky with aockef 'iasnff p
liri.f,rri,i,f of zoin, promise. whom he holds
80 contract, and the mare Katie Powers,
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OlympieS
- -
s4.eeo PAID rOR RACER

LExISGTON. Ky. Nov 25.-At the
sale today of the famous Freeland stud
of Ed Corrigan. INN. Marta Santa. II.
b. b.. by LuxetHe-MarIey. was bought
by Charles Hughes Tor II. NJ. Zeigier
of Cincinnati for $4,000.
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that enabled him to stall of the clos
ing rush on Mabel Hollander. the un-
lucky fayorite, which had been caught
in a jam on the first turn and lost
many lengths in consequence Jockey
Rettig landed the so TO l shot Tampa
drome in the money
Lady Alicia had the luck Of the nth
and scored a victory which would have
been credited to Bellmence with hetter
luck at the barrier. Bellmence came
within half a length Of winning after
making up world of ground. The
Englishman was taken into long
early lead by Jockey Powers, but, back
ing up badly as ii short. had all he
could do to save third money.
SEEKS TO ENJOIN RAILROAD
CHICAGO, Eov. 25.-Suit was started
in the circuit court yesterday by Viii
liam O'Brien, John p Powers and J. F..
Wagner, owners of the Worth jockey
CLUB. TO enjoin the Wabash railroad
from removing their tracks at the old
racing place A contract was made
with the railroad company In July.
1900. it is said. and train service was
to be maintained between Chicago and
the track for 20 years. terminating in
June. 1919. Notice was served on the
complainants on Sunday that the com
pany will remove its railroad tracks
and material from the Worth race
track December /.
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SEEKS TO ENJOIN RAILROAD
"oUTLAWs" RELENT
Teams Will Join the California
State League January l

Los Angeles, Nov. 25.-The CaIifor-
MIA state league outlaws" are to come
into organized baseball January 1, 1909.
This is the news brought back from
Fresno by Henry Berry of the Los
Angeles ball team, who returned yes
terday.
Berry declares that the outlaws viii
be with the Coast league from now on.
With the possible exception of the
stockton team, they are ready to come
into tse fold now and would probably
make formal application this week but
they desire to await the coming of
President Ban Johnson of the American
league and the other big league mag
mates who are to visit the coast with
him about December 90.
Barney Schreiber did not go 70 Los Angeles
for the opening at Arcadia and win continue
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

Barney Schreiber did not 90 TO Los Angeles
for the opening at Arcadia and win continue
10 book here during the greater part Of the
season
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Enleryyill

oaeE wt agared ne oan haneap lndeated
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
AFTERMATH, ST. WON

1gIY ONE HORSE A DAY-No MoaE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

William T. Reardon reached EmeryFllle yes
ierdsr from Kenfurky with aockey Giasnes 2
lichtu5 ighf Of some promise. on H.hoia '.' n'ios
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

refund money il sou md my message
contains anything but ONE HORSE. You
can't beat 8 a day. can't give you infor-
nation ON races What give yOu Is Of
positive character and gets the money
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

'ime-:24 10. 40. l:0l 10 III 10 Al post
out show. May, 90 place, % show; Stocki
Not. Trained by ]. Freters. Scratched-I
Start good. Won cleverly. Second easily. 4
Blue 40o ST. Francis had q track made te
field safe without much trouble. May Amc
Taplin allowed her 70 fall out Of IL at last
stonned In nnal furlong others no chance
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery
Ratings muddy Deduct point for each pound overweight
JOE ROSE-PALO ALTO-ROSAMO
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Remarks
voladay outclasses this field and his re-
cent race should benefit him sufficiently 70
enable him to win here MSgranc looms
the sure contender. Prestige runs well fresh.
Elevation is likely TO improve.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

OAKLAND Wednesday. Weather
G. presiding srd Dwyer starter
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26

Jnderstand this, please ] CIV 2 b UNF.
SELECTION A DAY ALL TOLD. Ny ONE
BEST BET No FULL CARD no EXTRA
SPECIALS. and thc horse I adv. Is the Only
one | give WIN OR LOSE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
$3.50
half furongs selling; oids: value FIRST sse5.

ime-.24 20 So .0s l-5. Al post 2l5 minutes
show: Righ1easy. place. IL show: Orc, show
Trained by r. NJ. Taylor. Scratched Haziet Sir
driving. Third easily. High price-Scheswig
Mozart y. Sehleswig good mudder. He RAJ
stretch. where he took the lead. winning handil
tired in the going and stopped at the end.
ran good race. Wamboro fair race
Mozsri DO mudder
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-26
ELLISON ENTRY-DORANTE-
COUNTY LERK-NADZU-LADY ALICIA
SAINVOKE-WAP-VON TROMP

Remarks.
Sanvoke ran cIeverly her last start has
big pull in weights and should last ID out
in this company. Wap looks the likely
tender Won TromD will have better rider
up than in his recent starts. Lord Provost
Is ready aud will like the going
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.
Road Tax Now Due.

The law requires every able bodied
man, between the ages OF t~wenty-one
and sixty years. TO annually pay a
road tax Of three dollars or, In lieu
Of such sum, to labor on the public
read three days. Sec. s, Cahpter So,
Acts OF the 37th Legislative Assembly.
The supervisor of Road District No{
3. comprising Precincts Nos. IL and
20, which precincts include the city
Of Albuquerque. accepts the onice
without compensation and Is devoting
time ana energy to the discharge OF
the duties of the office to the END
that proper use be made OF the road
fund and hat we have good roads.
The character OF roads to be built
and the line OF work are determined
Gy the Good Roads Association.
Mr.. S. NJ. Porterfield is authorized
to receive payment of the road tax
and for the convenience OF the public
will make calls when he can do so or
payment can be made at Porterhold
and Co, 216 West Gold avenue. The
law will be strictly enforced.
w. II. GILLENWATER,
Supervisor.
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IL YOU ARE IN NEED or ANY
THING DAINTY IN THE GROCERY
LINE YOU CAN ALWAYS FIND 1T
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SECOND,
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Now York. sept 2l-Ncvcr before
in the history of baseball has the home
stretch in The race for the pcnuants of
the two major leagues been reached
with the leading clubs so closely
punched and with the followers of tho
game excited to such IA pitch of acute
interest. I'm both leagues the leaders
New York in the National and De
troit in the Amorican-hcld the honors
tonight by n point Chicago. i'm sec
ond place in Tho National, is seven
points ahead of Pittsburg, while Chi
cago I'M the American, is but three
points behind Cleveland for second
place, to which position tho latter club
fell today through the defeat of Phila
dolphia by Detroit.
The standing of the clubs in the two
leagues. including Sundays games,
follows
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The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1908-10-22

Two women had been shopping near
~ all day and were as warm and weary
NJ the circumstances warranted. As
they were handed their change at the
last counter one exclaimed: Now
for an ice cream soda and homel"
-Not for me-" returned the other,
with a martyr-iike expression on her
face. I'm going to buy a hat
"A hat; why. you're all tired out
and your hair is coming down"
u know Il. and that is the very
reason. when you start out well
brushed and fresh almost any hat will
look good on you. but one that looks
decent on me ms am now Is the hat
want. That viii be a true test. I
always buy my hats when am looking
little worse than usual So you go
for your ice cream soda. while I choose
between a Merry widow and a Soul
Kiss"
-No, no." protested the FIRST. I'm
try on few. too. just to cheer my
self up"