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ring against the American Will give
him better line on Attelrs style. Ac-
cording to Harvey, there is great in
terest in the coming fights, both in
gladiators who will take the leading
roles in the fistic tournament are SO
well known in the east and abroad
that the sporting fraternity in general
is barking to the news from their
camps, and the fact that two cham
pionships are at stake adds luster to
the carnival.
Harvey was in England to witness
the Olympian games and returned from
abroad only a couple of days before he
left New York for this city. He says
that the Yankee athletes had every
thing their own way, except that the
officials were running for the British
ers at every stage of the game. Har-
Yey attended the contests as the guest
of James Sullivan of the amateur ath-
letic association
While in England Harvey visited
Birmingham, the home town of Moran,
and was extended a cordial welcome
He says that the sports of that city
him to be the greatest fighter of them
all. They take SO much interest in
the coming battle that they will re-
ceive the returns by special cable.
Harvey will go to San Rafael this
afternoon. He has been reading about
the great condition of Moran and is
anxious to see for himself. 1t is likely
that Harvey's bet will be aflarge one.
for whenever he wagers he makes it
worth while. He will hold off until the
last minute to get the best possible
odds.
Moran took an automobile ride to
Santa Rosa yesterday morning and
saw the circus. He was the center of
attraction in the Sonoma county
metropolis and enjoyed the trip inn
mensely He did just enough work to
keep him below the required wenght.
He intends to do some road work this
morning, and upon request of his
friends will box again tomorrow after
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BATTLER Has BusY Day

Nelson awoke weighing 1s5 pounds yesterday
morning. and as this a good sign he decided
to celebrate by doing some hard work. He
sprinted eight miles on the road in the morning
and when he returned he switched from his usual
game of roke and indulged in a handbail setto
with JEFF Perry, which lasted half hour.
In the boxing life he devoted his attention to
Red Cornett and Kid Dalton, the tough Los An
geles youngster Both of the latter went four
rounds with the champion, and the further they
went the faster became the pace until Manager
Willis Britt was compelled to call halt lest the
Battler so too strong and injure himself at the
critical moment.
Britt is very well pleased with the champion s
weight. He is just right now-in fact, he is in
the physical condition that Britt has been striv-
ing to bring him to for the last couple of weeks.
Lively boxing today and tomorrow afternoon will
ft him for rest on Monday, and hG can swing
in again Tuesday with just enough to balance
him properly.
The Dane will bold open house Sunday and he
invites all his friends and boosters to be the
job and watch him in his last big performance
before he goes into the ring to defend his hard
earned title. He will go about 10 rounds, and
he will go fast in order to convince them all
that ne is better than ever before during his long
ring career.
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Two Great Greyhounds
in Match Course

One of the grandest fields of grey
hounds that ever coursed in this state
will run in the Grand National cham
pionship stake. which will start tomor-
row at Ingleside coursing park. 1t will
take seven weeks before the event is
hnished and the winner will be looked
The first pair of dogs that will race are
Carmel. the crack brindle from Jerry
O'Shea's kennel, and Walla Walla, one
of the best on the coast.
picked by a committee of experts. They
We're evenly paired to produce close
racing. The winner of the first round
Will. be paired for the second ties
sNGreat interest centers In the show
ing of Carmel, as many leashmen are
frank in declaring her the best grey
hound in California today: Rector, her
sire, was a speed marvel and won a
lot of money in his day. Her dam is
Mamie Pleasant which ran some clever
races Carmel runs with the same low
stride as her sire, and. beside bein 6
unusually fast, she is game and clever.
Walla Walla has raced throughout
America and proved his merit. In the
big meeting at Salt Lake City several
months ago he defeated every rival
He has been the biggest money win
ming greyhound on the local sward for
two years, and has a record of havin e
won four consecutive stakes.
Many clever judges of greyhounGs
declare that 1T is too much to expect a
young greyhound to defeat such sea-
there are just as many leashmen who
favor the chances of the daughter or
Rector.
Nearly half dozen years ago the
last Grand National was run. 1t
brought out field in which We're such
fine performers as Barge, Pocatello,
Richard Anton and other fast ones. The
championship was captured by Barge,
trained by Louis Largomarsino. In the
present event Largomarsino has two en-
tered--Tralee's Best and The Crowd.
The betting is even on the result be-
tween Carmel and Walla Walla.
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Kiamesha II Shows His
Heels to BOoger Red
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BUTTE. Sept. 4.-weather clear: track fast
FIRST RACE-Four and half furIongs.
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT St. Str. Fin.
S-5-Bill B'well CIV. P'ersu03 . u "a
2-l-Jesebel e.. MiIlerl .1O2 25
Time, :55ls. Wool Soap. Mabel Reed, villa
waw. Hop Queen, Governor O'TooIe, Jim Dris-
coll haished as named Winner .ch. g. 90 by
Second easily, third driven Jezebel backed
from to 2. came to life. but was not fast
enough.
4 SECOND RACE--Four and a half furlongs.
Selling. year olds and upward:
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
s-l-kuropatkIn tcaIaghan)1os u
6-l-Glendenning IN; Nson)104 y h
Belle BRADY. Mistys Pride. AnsIeses. Psindina nfi
finished as named. Winner, eh z. (3) by
Ra1cocas-siildred Jqhl. Start good. Won in
drive OF four kuropatkin closed strongly
coming from far back
THIRD RACE-Four and half furlongs SELL
ing. year olds and upward:
4-i-Maud 5 1 Van n'1 Dasen) los los & sx % N
sGFasscgttsr slG5ns giSson E Eshs;na s,vap)1o4
Gregg. Hersain, Rose DAILY, Ray Egan. finished
as named; Winner: b. f. by Cesarian- Helena
Start good: won driven; second stopping third
easily. Grasscutter tired badly.
Z FOURTH RACE-One and one-sixteenth mile
S selling, year olds and upward:
ieaneti9s pdds meFiG snd Iocky W St Str Fin
s-5-Kenova CYAN Dusenl .107 3
32-Hi Caul Cap (NIorse) .-107 Z az
Time, 1:50. King Brush, BenvoIio, CotiIlfon
All Right, Belden. Boundclin, Rey Dare, fin
ished as named Winner, b. m (4) by Wax
Therma- Start good: easily: second and
third driven kenova showed sudden improve
ment
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT St Str Fin
6-1-Kiamesha III (Fischer)1O6 2 21s
5-2Booger Red (K'hbaumlI12 % "a
5-2-Chariey Doherty CPostl1o4 3h 3 ls
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Time, 1:Os15. Mabel Hollander Canario
Neva Lee. Billy Mayham. finished as named
Winner. b. N. (5) BY Cliford-Aranza H. Start
fair. won easily; second the same third driven
SIXTH RACE-Five turlongs selling, year
olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str. Fin.
z-1-Trocha (KirSehbaum) 81 n -
41+Yolo (Callahan) % .
5-1-Jim Hanna (E. Stuart)1O2 1 . &
Time, 1:0133- Jolter, lPOncisna Cavalens
finished named. Winner, b. f. BY Solitaire
Clifdey Start good; won easily; second driven:
third easily
Z SEVENTH RAcE-Mile selling year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St STR FIN
45-C OF Dia,nd &c. Svan)1OO 4 II ii 3
6-1-Miller's D'ghter (Otis) 1O6 L ;
10-1-Furze tShrtnerl ----.---1O5 3n h
Time. 1.42~ Salpeari, Lord Rossin=fOn. Red
Era. finished as named Winner en- e. f4l Lv
HoratioSaucy Eyes. Start good: won easily.
second the same. third driven. SanpearI quir
as the betting Indicated he would. He was
the natural favorfte. 1t was a bad looking
race.
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RUGBY RALLY AT STANFORD

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept. 4-The Rug
by football season at Stanford university was
started with a vim tonight when rally was
held in the clubroom of Encina hall Eight
hundred men made the walls of the big place
ring with college songs and cheers. They were
addressed by all of the leading football men.
James f. flanagan. for four years head coach and
for the last year advisory coach, was cheered
to the echo. He told the assembled collegians
Of the task confronting them artt@Aealled for
each to do his share George J. Presley. head
field coach was given an ovation second only
by Dad" Moulton, who warned all candidates
to heed the training rules. Captain d. p. Craw-
ford urged the freshmen and upper class men
to come out for practice. Following the speeches
the men signed the training rules, more than
100 old men and large number of freshmen
sgnifed their intention of trying for the varsity
Is
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MITcHELL WINS GOLF TITLE

NEWCASTLE, N S. W., Sept. fl. r.
Mitchell of Edinburgh won today the Irish golf
championship contest which being played
here defeating H. n. Cairnes of Ireland by /
up and to play.
luInbia. Neb., last night saying that he would
be here Sunday night or Monday morning at the
latest Goodwin In Europe three weeks ago,
but when he realized that the hour of battle was
Drawing near he forgot all about the charms of
9ne ga old world and his thoughts turned toward
San Francisco. Goodwin has been at the ring
side for most of the prominent fights in this city
In recent years, and knowing that his reputation
as regular was at stake he simply had to make
!. The betting dropped another peg In favor Of
the favorites last night, both Nelson and Attell
selling at 10 to 61a. Wagering on the Ketchel-
fapke mill In Los Angeles is at standstill,
everynody believing that it will be only warm
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CANS AND ATTELL REST

Cans did work yesterday. for the reason
that he was down to 134 pounds and did not
want TO take chance of sweating off extra
ounces. The big crowd that Travelled across the
bay was bit disappointed when the old boy,
everybody by announcing that he would give a
grand exhibition in the open air tomorrow after
noon with Attell, Murphy and anybody else who
might put in an appearance Jim Hayes. the old
Harbin Springs manager wired to Benny Selig
last night that he would be at the ringside with
dozen or more Lakeport sports. Joe made
quite a hit with Hayes during his visit to the
springs and Hayes wants TO be here to him
go.
When Attell learned that Cans had decided to
declare Roman holiday. he did likewise aud
called of the work after going out on the road in
the morning Abe has been under weight right
along and has cut the boxing TO certain ex-
tent for the last few days. He says that he
will go on again this afternoon and tomorrow
Nat Goodwin, of the greatest fight faps
who ever lived. Is speeding as fast as steam car
carry him to be here on time to see both fxhts.
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Del Monte Cup Won by
Miss ChesebrOngh
San Francisco Expert Defeats
Mrs. Lane of the Sacra-
nenfo Country Club
spEc1A1 p1spArcH no rHE eALL


DEL MONTE, Sept. 4.-In the maj
round. over is holes. of the eompeu-
tion for the Del Monte cup for women:
Contested TO-DAY by Mrs. G.. w. Lane OF
the Sacramento country cIuD' VINO
ceived a handicap of two stroKes' 1nu -
Miss Edith Chesebrough OF the san
Erancisco golf and country club, the
latter won, 3 up and to play az the
sixteenth hole Miss Cheseorousn
played a steady game, recovering wen
when she got into trouble, while tne
loser, though she drove longer OdAi'
was not so accurate in her snort SdinS-
Miss Chesebrough took the nrst two
holes. lost the third, won the fourth'
halved the fifth, sixth and seventh, won
the eighth and lost the NINTH oeinS
up at the turn She lost the tenth, IN
which Mrs. Lane received a stroke. won
the eleventh, twelfth and thirteenth
making her 4 up. lost the fourteenth,
halved the fifteenth making her DOR
mie 3, and halved the sixteenth, WIN
ming the match. Miss CheSe brOugn
went out in As and came back in As,
total IS. while Mrs. Lanes score was
46-45, total 81. Miss Chesebrough
wins the Del Monte cup for women
and Mrs. Lane takes the runner up
trophy.
A match over is holes was played
this morning between teams of 16 men
representing northern and southern
California for a trophy presented by
the management of the Hotel del
Monte, to be won twice by the same
section of the state. OF the 16 matches
the northerners won nine. halved three
and lost four, winning the first leg on
the trophy. to 4. Each match, no
matter by how many holes it was won.
counted one point in the team score,
which follows:
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- - - MAKES
-. -. -. ALAsTING ST I sII CURE

There certain mineral medicines which will
of the
system for awhile but
Then the loatsome of
falling
the disease has made rapid the internal and
the constitution and general health Of the sufferer S. s.
the remedy that he used perfect
Blood Poison and with the that lasting will
result medicine
disease and by purifying the blood
enchng and Strengthening the circulation
the trouble does hide disease
drives entirely
future outbreaks Home with valuable
medical advice desired to all who
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
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war orders Issued

From United States army headquarters
at Paso Robles Hot Springs TO Uncle
Sans soldiers encamped near by at
Atascadero. Run down over the holi-
days and see how great battles are
conducted. Low rates during Septem-
Der and October via Southern Pacific
See agents. S8z Market street, IA Pow
ell street, Third and Townsend streets;
and Thirteenth and Franklin streets,
Oakland.
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British Fight Fans Eagerly Awaiting
the MOran=Attell Battle

Charles Harvey Owen Morans manager and prominent
sporting of New York, arrived last night be hand
second his great little fighter when he into the ring with Abe
Attel Monday afternoon. The New
chunk of the Britshe and he
several prominent and Engshme Naturally Harvey
believes that Moran will be returned the He
faith in his little fighter this time than before that
ditions will him. Harvey believes Moran will
his
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Montreal Races

MONTREAL. Sept. 4.-Results:
First race, i've furlongs-Tasley won. Gunshot
second. Ballet Girl third. Time. :ol 2-5
Second race. seven furlongs-Heine won. Nib
lick second Marposa third. Time. :26 %
Third race, one and an eighth miles-Bouuuet
1852 i-5.
Fourth race. six furlongs-Park Row won.
Berwick second. Purslane third. Time I:l3 Is
Fifth race. steeplechase, short course about
two miles-Deicanta won. Mutt Blanche second
Finn MacCool third Time 4:04
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-Sir Alive
scot won, Edwin L second Serenade third Time
l:07 3-5.
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Montreal Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-MabeI Henry, Ger
rymander, Joe Gaitens.
Second race-LeOnard Joe Hay
man. Besterling, Lally.
Third race-St. Nick, Ell, By
zanffne.
Fourth race-E1izabeth Har-
wood, Joe Gaitens, Dan de Noyles.
Fifth race-Severus, Huck,
Nibiick.
Sixth race-Dr. Holzberg, JoI-
ly, Tony w.
Seventh race FunfcuIafre.
Northampton, King Cole.
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HARKER WINS AT TENNIS

DENVER, Sept 4.--Don Harker defeated ].
w. Morey in the final of the tennis singles al
the Denver country club this afternoon. Morey
won the first set6 62, and led at 81 in the second
before Harker awoke Then Harker took eight
straight games. Harker will play G. A Graham,
thea winner last year, for the state champions ship
In the doubles Morey and Hughes won the de-
Gliding set, 7-5, from Hanke and Harker aud
will play Graham brothers tomorrow for the
state championship in doubles
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RETURN OF THE LADY MAUD

SAN DIEGO. Sept. z.-The yacht Lady Maud
which represented the San Diego yacht club 10
the ocean race TO Honolulu. arrived In port this
noon. II encountered bad weather on the way
from the islands
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BASKET BALL OFFICERS CHOSEN

BERKELEY. Sept. 4.-rhe university basket
ball association has elected the following officers
Manager, Ralph r. Matthews; president. Il. p.
COrteiyOu; secretary treasurer. +. A. Wagner:
directors. 5. A. Hart, o. II. Bailey and c. 81.
proutr.
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HuNTERs IN QUEST OLE pEER

SANTA CRUZ. Sept. 4.--The~ deer season
opened In this county September 1 for a period
of 10 days. Fifty sportsmen took to the noun
tains. but returns are coming in slowly. Cy Toof
of Valencia brought down 14O pound buck
The use of dogs is prohibited.
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o inJo Club improves
at atte
Seattle Selections
BY j. r. JEFFERY

First race-Anna May, lamar,
Nagazam.
Second race-Tonic, Peggy
0'NcaI. Maxtress.
Third race-StanIey Fay, Cadi-
chOn, VOx POpuIi.
Fourth race-Security, Toupee,
Ida May.
Fifth race-Standoycr, Day
Star, Margaret Randolph.
Sixth race-High Gun, Giovanni
BaleriO, Captain Burnett.
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NORTHERN VS.. soUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Eighteen couples took part in
holes, medal play. Miss l. HOrnby OF
Redlands and A. ]. owen of the San
Francisco golf and country club re-
turned a net score of So, as did Mrs.
G. w. Lane of Sacramento and W.. T.
CARLY of the Claremont country club.
These two couples will play OFF the tie
over Is holes.
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NO BETTING AT CHARTER OAK

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. 4.--No gambling or
book making will be tolerated at Charter Oak
park next week during the state fair and grand
circuit meeting, according TO both Chief OF Po-
lice Gum and Secretary W. II. Gocher OF the
fair association
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Charlie D Takes Pace
in Straight Heats

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 4.-Governor's
out a crowd of 5000 persons Charlie
D, John G. Kilpatrfck's bay stallion.
won the feature event, the 2;20 class
pace, valued at $4,000. in three heats.
time made at the meeting-2:07% j.
Thompson handled him with great
skill and held him in reserve all the
wilhswork out in sensational time
within a month, he is Improving
daily.
ond race of the day after a choppy ex-
perience, the event being characterized
by bad breaks and form reversals.
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Time 1:45. Start good. Won galloping. Sec
ond and third driven Legal Form Is. Red Ball
y, Palenon 10, Doc Craig 40, Millie 10, Pin
aud 8. Baboo go. Dr. White 10, FL chihuahua
l.. finished named Salable. outrun the first
part by Bsboo and Chihuahua. was interfered
with at the far turn, but easily went around the
leaders and WAS by far the best. Yellowstone
was always forward contender. Dame made up
ground from unlucky break. Sslable. place,
1-2 show; Yellowstone, place, 80 show; Gra-
eious, 1 show.
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IlIEl- 10 sum E0OU- Won easII!- SEC
ond and third driving Bosohama 20 Auburndale
80. Bonheur 10, Head Dance 90, St Adams 20,
Sadie GO, La Rose S, Humero s, slippery 9.
finished named. Rose spreadea gled her field
from start finish Birdie and Bonaventure
lnaCe up ground from poor beginning. Bogo-
mama showed a nice turn of speed, but weak
ened Sadie and Dance quit early Rose Go
place. 80 show: Birdie, place, ! show; Bona
vegitgre, So SHOW.
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Time, I:l3 4-5. start good. Won easily. Sec
ond and third driven. Bon Ton 4, Plausible S,
Lord Provost Is. Aftermath s. Belle Grinon 11-5,
Maxim Gorky 80. finished as named. Work
saved ground after having been outrun in the
early stages by huggng the rail in the stretch
when the leaders swung wide. Tromp forward
contender throughout. Pepper closed stoutly
from sluggish beginning. Bon Ton closed
big gap after encountering early interference.
Plausible and Provost quit Grifon out at
the stretch turn. Work. 3 place. So show;
1romp, place. 80 show; Pepper, show
1923. SIXTH RACE-Mile and 40 yards
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