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pearance of a two-hundred-po FOUNDER.
The weight of the other players is as
follows: Jones. left end, 1853: Meyer.
left guard. ISL; Slingluff, center, 1884,,
Wright. right guard. ITO; Leighton. right
tackle. 10: Reifsnider. right end, 1873;
LANCE. quarterback, 1872; Dalton. left
halfback. III: Clay. right halfback. 1853;
Richardson. fullback. H..
The good work of the Army team
against VillanOva last Saturday has con-
WINGED those connected with the Navy
team that it will take the hardest kind
of work to win from West Point Satur-
day. Still. the confidence of the friends
of the local team has not diminished, for
it is believed that the Nays represent
atives are prepared for the game of their
lives.
Penn in the Country.
PHILADELPHIA. November o4.-The
Pennsylvania foot ball team Yesterday
went to its country camp, the White
Marsh Country Club. near Chestnut HILL
The players were ordered to be at the
training house at 2:3O O'Clock. and wnen
they arrived Mike Murphy told them to
PACK their grips and prepare for a trip
TO the suburbs. 1t was made known that
the trip was to be for the hardest of
training. The squad stayed in the coun-
try last night. and those who have classes
Will return to this city every day until
the day Of the game with Cornell on
Franklin Field. Those who took the trip
were DR.. Carl s. Williams. Craig Mitchell
George II. Brooke. DR.. Milford Mike
Murphy. Capt. Hollenback. Bunny Rea-
gan, Allie Miller, Kid Keinath, Jack
Means, Owsley Manner. Hunter Scarlet,
Dick Braddock. Tom Crooks. Dexter Ora
per. Harold Castor. Ernie Cozzens,
Marks. George Dietrich, Rob Lamberton,
c. II Pike, Pearson. Erwin, Charles Sum-
mers Young. Terrier. Burns and Manager
11N- rvyfn
of town until Thursday. when the play
ers will go to the training house for
liSh, lunch before the game with Cornell.
Cornell in Poor Spirits.
ITHACA. n. V. November 24.-With a
prospect of several members of the varsity
being trained to the limit and in danger
of going beyond the keen edge. the out
LOOK for Cornelrs chances with the Quak-
ers next Thursday is anything but rosy
The coaches are rather discouraged and
fear they have only to look forward to
the same old story.
A hard signal drill was ordered yester-
day afternoon and 1t was expected that
a scrimmage would follow. During the
preliminary work, however several of the
regulars showed that they were not in
fit condition. They started slow, their
charging was sluggish and they ap-
peared to he in poor spirits. Fearing that
the scrimmage might prove serious to
their form the coaches called the practice
to an early close.
The regular coaches and the large staff
of graduate assistants who have been
present for the last week held a long
conference last night They had nothing
Of an encouraging nature to give out
afterward. They have not yet decided
what members of the team will be taken
to Philadelphia and will not know until
this evening. The players and coaches
will leave tonight for Wayne. Pa, where
they will remain until Thursday morning.
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AMERICANS WIN TWICE.
Defeat the Waseda and Keio Base
Ball Teams in Janan.

TOXIC, November 24.-The American
base ball team followed up its victory
over the Waseda University nine Sunday
by winning two games yesterday. the first
from the Waseda players by a score of
Is to I, and the second from the crack
team of the keio University, who was
defeated by a score of to O. There
was great attendance at the games
and much enthusiasm was displayed.
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Arthur Irwin. who is the official scout
for the New York Americans. says re-
garding the minor league trouble: mo
more wars for me. l have been a live
wire in all the past base ball wars and
player alone has benefited. and he only
in the way to put veterans out Of the
business
The fans are putting up an awful howl
over in the bean burg over the report
that l.. Criger may be sold to c. Com
iskey. When Cyrus Young hears the
news he will keep the telegraph wires hot
In his demand that Lou be kept right on
that Huntington avenue lot The grand
old man never shows his real class unless
Criger is there with the big mitt Our
one best bet is Criger will still be pack
ing in the culture fruit and brown bread
On Saturday nights.
Although X. Elberfeld and G. Stallings
have hung their lids on the same spike
for many years, and are still good old
side kicks. we can hardly let any one
Jimmy into our think tank that Norman
will be cavorting on the pasture up on
the heights next season. A depoSed chief
never comes through with his best goods
on the squad he once led, let 1T be victory
or defeat. A berth in Washington will be
about what's coming to the Kid. Grand
Leader StalllnSS is SAID 10 De working
the wires to trade Elberfeld for one of
the few live ones J. Cantillon has on his
staff.-New York Journal.
Will there be any Sox in 1909? Fielder
Jones says it's a sure thing that he won't
be back. Dougherty says his oil wells
need his entire attention. Donohue says
his health will keep him out of the
spangles. Isbell wants to stick with
Wichita Tannehill is after the South
Bend Qnd) Club. George Davis desires
to become an Eastern League boss. Sulli-
van is through But springtime will see
a lot of changed plans.
Barney Dreyfuss is already talking
about the chances of the Pittsburgs for
next season. He says that Manager
Clarke will probably put Abstein Of Provi-
dence on first base and that the latter
ought to make good. If not Kane Or
Storke will play the bag as Gill will be
released. Barney declares that he has
three promising outfielders in Hyatt Of
the Vancouver Club of the Northwestern
League, Tate of the Marion Club of the
Ohio State League. and Landreth. another
good minor Lacquer. The other positions
on the team will be filed by the old
vets. who were all pretty good last
season. Dreyfuss is enthusiastic about
his new ball park. which he says will
have accommodations for 10000 specta-
tors and will be ready for use about
July 1.
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FINAL SCRIMMAGE
FOR HATCHETITE TEAM

At the conclusion of the scrimmage yes
terday at American League Park Coach
Nielsen, with appropriate remarks, dis
missed the faithful scrub team from
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ON THE LAST STRETCH.
Blue and Gray Squad Preparing for
Final Game.

Only two days more and it will all be
over at Georgetown as far as the pigskin
is concerned But those two days mean
a whole lot to the boys on the hill, for
in them they are going to do their utmost
to wind up the season with victory.
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CUBANS PLAY FAST
BASE BALL CONTEST

HAVANA. November c4-The Cubans
played another fine game of base ball
| here yesterday. The Almendares nine de-
feated the Cincinnati Reds of the National
League by score of 4 to 3.
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FOOT BALL NOTES.

Saturdays games will practically wind
up the foot ball season.
This years games have really been the
most unsatisfactory in number of years
The victorious teams have kept clear OF
the forward pass and onside kick as much
as possible. as it is really impossible to
perfect these plays in the short period al
lowed by the season.
Straight foot ball really carried the Yale
team to victory over Princeton. and the
same style of play virtually enabled Har-
ward to beat Yale.
There are two real big games on the
schedule for the week. The first con-
test comes Thursday afternoon, when the
Penn and Cornell elevens meet at Phil
adelphia. and the other between the Army
and Navy teams. also in Philadelphia.
Unless all calculations are upset the
Quakers will conquer the Ithacans. while
the Middies will finish ahead of their
great rivals from West Point
The Yale people are thinking Of appoint
ing Howard Jones. who has been sue
cessful as instructor of the Syracuse elev-
en- this year, as head coach for next sea-
son. He played end for the Blue last
season, but has proved far better teach
The Blue divided $4,000 with Harvard
! 500 900 with Princeton and $1,000 with
Brown. These were the big items of the
receipts this season. After the cost of
erecting new stands and improving old
ones is deducted the Blue will probably
clear $20,O on the season.
| The Syracuse eleven ertainly wound I'm
| its season in blaze OF glory by easily
defeating Coach Yost's Michigan eleven.
The team played a tie with Princeton
and only lost to Yale by one score.
The Navy players are very happy be-
cause they made the best showing against
| Harvard of any team this season. They
played a tie game. 6 to 6, with the Grim.
son, the worst that the Cambridge men
got out of their schedule, which included
victories over such teams as Carlisle
| Brown and Dartmouth. and last, but not
| least. Yale.
Corbett's- work in the backfield was one
of tue features Of the Crimson team
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''Ty'' Cobb is playing with the New Or
leans Eddys, one of the best known semi
professional teams in southland. He
pitched four innings in Sundays show
with the Bracquets and allowed a single
hit. But the game was lost before ''Ty''
was called on.
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playing The generalship displayed by
Cutler at quarterback was also another
thing that helped the Crimson to carry
the day.
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In the seven years silk OLoughlh
has umpired in the American League III
has not missed a part of an inning. B!
actual count O'Loughlin declares tina
he has participated in 1,123 games.
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King of the Cubs is given credit for
being the greatest throwing catcher in
the game. but according to the Official
fielding figures Doom of the Phillies is
also something of a pegger. Doom has
191 assists to 40 for Kling.-EXchange.
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GOOD MATERIAL FOR HARVARD AND YALE NEXT YEAR,
GREAT ENTHUSIASM OVER THANKSGIVING DAY GAMES

ably the reason he refuses to close with
Garry Hermann.
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Yost Is Helping Army.

WEST POINT. y. Y. November IL
With the scrubs facing them the var
sity was drilled in breaking through yes
terday and blocking Hyatt's attempts at
a forward pass. There was no scrim-
mage. but the signal drill was long one,
and the men ran through the formations
with snap and dash Reyes. who got into
the Nlllanova game at quarterback for
the first time this year. is drop kicker
of ability, and he placed some over from
various angles.
With the cadets so completely over
what might be termed a slump of the
past two weeks, the Army adherents are
very optimistic.
The coaching staff was augmented by
Hurry Up" Yost yesterday, who ran
down Saturday after the Syracuse game.
Lieut. Thompson and Lieut.. Boyers both
old Army stars, also assisted. All the
men are in fine shape, and the work of
the coming week will be carefully ar
ranged. so that no injuries will result a.
this critical time. Pullen was in at right
tackle i'm practice and BesSon went over
to the Scrubs
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The Harvard and Yale foot ball forces
are now casting about to see what ma
teriaI they have for next year. and it can
be said that the outlook at each place is
bright for strong team. Twelve months
can put a good many calculations out of
joint. but from this distance both the
Crimson and the Blue look good for next
season. The players Oh the Harvard
squad who will be graduated next June
are Hoar and Burr. the guards: NOurse,
center: Cutler. quarterback: White. half
back: Kennard. fulback. and Wilmington.
guard. This is more men than Yale loses.
but except in the middle of the line there
substitutes in sight good enough to
fill the vacancies so that the absentees
will not be missed. e.
The hardest places to fill will be at
guard and center and quarterback. Dun
lap. who understudied Burr and did it
Capably. will be on hand again for one
guard vacancy, but to fill the places of
Hoar aud Nourse won't be easy,
Nourse being one of the best centers of
the wear Leslie. Smith and Yer Wiebe
of the backtield will be back and of serv-
ice in providing for that department.
Hadden. substitute center also will be
back. and so will Crowley and Browne,
the regular ends; Fish and Mckay, the
tackles-a strong par-and COrbett, the
best of the Harvard backs.
OF the Yale players all will be in line
again except Burch. end; Brides, tackle:
Biddle. center. and Wheaton halfback.
This leaves both of the guards. Andrus
and Goebel the best pair of guards of the
year: Hobbs. tackle: Logan. the best end
on the field last Saturday: Corey and
johnson. the quarterbackS: Phi1bip, half
back. and Coy, fullback. Besides there
are Lillev. the tackle: Haines, the end;
Coonev. the substitute center. and Muir
ply. Field and DAILY of the back field. In
addition there will be Fitzpatrick and Nae
dele. two firSt-class ends, who were laid
up by injuries this year.
From the freshman team comes
Vaughan and Savage. promising ends, and
Joree. 214-pound center. Savage is a
big man and may take on enough weight
by next wear to make him valuable a
tackle. Merritt of the freshman eleven is
good quarterback. and he and Howe of
the same team will be in line to make
the place harder to win than it was this
year and therefore see that it is more
efficiently filled. Messenger. fullback. is
promising player Harvard has a likely
freshman squad to draw from too. so that
altogeth her the outlook is promising for
another titanic scrap in 1909. Improve
ment may be looked for from pretty near
ly all of the leftover players. Meanwhile
both colleges are settling down to the
even tenor of their way. In New Haven
last Saturday night the took its vic
tory quietly, the other its defeat with
good grace.
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Continued on Twentieth Page
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
FRUITvALE REAL EsTATE-con.

FOR sale-A home in Frritvale u Of an acre,
being the face of the block and streets;
story double boarded modern house with high
basement; basement has laundry, servants
room, wineroOm and workroom complete with
tools. floor cemented, ceiling plastered. The
first floor has hall, parlor, sitting room, dining
room, bedrooms, Kitchen large pantry, hath
long, divided by hand painted japanese screens
into billiard room, sewing room, library and
den The billiard table is a BruRwek-B ike
Collender standard. The house sets back from
the street. has large porch, magnificent
view Of mountains and bay, well kept lawn
and Climbing roses flower garden l00x20 1T.
filed with flowers, separated by grape trel-
lis a small fruit garden 100x20 1t. of straw
berries, currants, ETC.; by a trellis OF berries
the vegetable garden 100x20 IT. There are
over 40 varieties of fruit and nut trees. or
anges, lemons. etc, in bearing.
Model hen yards fully stocked with fowls.
thoroughbred Belgium homers. The stable 25x
40 TT. has box stalls, open and covered car
riages and a horse that any lady can drive.
The water tower is GO It. higl, tic well go
#. deep and an electric motor gives Il supply
of clear spring water The house has gas,
water, electricity. sewer connections, set tubs,
bowls, hot and cold water every floor, gas
range, open ireplaces, etc. All the furniture
rugs. dishes, beds. bed linen. table linen,
china, glass and kitchen furnishings. ncrse,
carriages, ETC., are to BE sold. everything ex-
mediate possession given the owners busi-
ness calls him east.
Close to schools, churches and electric cars.
The climate Of this foothiu is everything TO
be desired. Price SIS, 900. For further par-
tculars address box 2220. Call office, oakland
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
oAkLAND REAL ESTATE
wISKHAaf HAyENS, INCORPORATED.
MR. RENT BUYER.

WISKHAsf HAyENS, INCORPORATED.
Mr.. RENT BUYER.
The greatest source of wealth is Real Es-
tate-improyed-rent paying Real Estate! By
paying rent you are making some one else
rich, making your landlord a monthly present.
Some say it is more cheerful to give than TO
receive, If you think so keep paying rent.
BUT wouldn't you rather be making monthly
present TO your wife and childrenf And,
seriously, don't you owe II to your loved ones
Think OF the future. Stop minute-really
think We viii show you where your monthly
rent can be applied so that it Will be paying
for your own home, where Ii be applied
TO better advantage than in Savings Bank or
Life Insurance. and where YOU will benefit
from the certain Increase in value OF your
property. This is no idle talk. This is as
true OF the buying SO, 600 bungalow
as of the buying q sos, 600 mansion.
Speaking of bungalows we offer this week a
little Pippin." coy new, room bunga-
low, with all modern Improvements. The
price is only 81, ,250-very easy terms--lot is
40x125, fine view of bay and Piedmont hills.
Two car lines on either side. The new Key
Route street built will put you within 35 min
utes Of S. F. A place at a price we recon-
mend and stand back Of May we show II TO
you? Larger houses easy terms at various
prices DON'T BE RENT PAYER.
WICKHAM HAvENS, INC.
Oakland Office 1912 Broadway. Phone Oak
San francisco oface IS Geary ST. Phone
Kearny 1924.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
FITCHBURG REAL ESTATE

NOTHING down: have houses located within
/ block Of streetcars. on lot 30 #. and 30 #.
each; 1 can sell a payment down OF only
$40; the price is $500 and $1,000 each; here
is an opportunity to get a home by paying
rent. See me quick. they won't last.
]. 7. KINGSTON. East 14th and George
ctc ifcl,l
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
ELMHURsT real ESTATE

ELMHURST REAL ESTATE.
81. Goa fine. modern 4 room cottage IN best
part OF Elmhurst: l block from car line
lot 40x134: this is a snap and will sell
quickly.
s.. .SoO-A new modern cottage Of rooms on
lot 5Ox120: splendid location: street work
and sidewalks free to buyer: terms.
50 .G00-3 acres: suitable for subdivision; in the
heart of Elmhurst; along the line OF the
Southern Pacific; chance TO double
your money very soon.
Lots in Elmside park 50x120 and deeper, from
$500 TO $50; all improvements free TO buyers;
terms? 10 per cent cash and SO per month: inl-
proved and unimproved property In all parts Of
town. See Us before you buy.
Open Sundays.
HOOD & BREwINGTON.
Cor. Jones av and F. 14th St
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-30
HAYwARD REAL ESTATE

HAYWARD REAL ESTATE
S7.0OO-12 acres with Improvements; mostly in
orchard and vineyard; room house; good barn
farming implements; horse and buggy; cow,
etc. in Castro valley.
S3.200-l6 acres good land 215 miles from
Hayward; $500 worth of gum tree wood or
place: no Improvements, except a barn; good
spring water.
$3.50 acres in Castro valley on which IS
$500 worth of wood
TOWN PROPERTY
$4,250-Home OF rooms on st. close in
lots T5x200; covered with fruit trees; a great
bargain.
Several business corners for sale at low
figure in fast growing Hayward; streets now
paved
HAYWARD REALTY CO.,
Castro ST near A.
S. c. SMITH. Manager, Hayward
ONE acre, 4 room house, tank and windmill, :
miles from town; 81 100
room house, lot 5ox10o, well located
Some orchard. 8 acres good land; s275.
Town lots, 5000 up.
]. ID. ARMSTRONG,
029 Castro St. Hayward.
MELROsE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.
1 room house, 13x1S; lot 1o0x100; price $3.50.
8 room house; lot 50x116; good well; price
Three room cottages; lots 25x12o each; price
FOR RENT.
room cottage; newly painted; near high
school and carlines; partly furnished.
]. n. KING. 1925 T. 14th St. Melrose. Cal.
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BERKELEY REAL EsrATE-con
HAROLD HAvENs,

HAROLD HAVENS
2l15 Shattuck ar
Ott1CE OPEN On SUNDAY, to o'clock.
$1,50o-This lot has large fruit trees: faces the
w west: street improvements all in; is only
70 1eet south of Ashby av. on Wheeler
St, two blocks from Ashby station; this
i III eeiow The market value for property in
front foot two years ago for same prop
erty; figure it out for yourself what a
snap this is: size 4Oxl00: Just the place
Tor home, apartment or fats.
S-s0VV-Large piece Of ground, 55x130: one
dock east OF College av.. Russell
walk; this low price includes all the
street work and sidewalks; if you are
familiar with this section you vii appre-
eiate what bargain this is; you may
BUY 1t on terms; other lots in vicinity
.. - held at $1,000 and no larger or better.
SS'eoVZA southeast corner in Berkeley, north
OF the university; size 60xI35; this is a
grand spot II you like a commanding view
OF bay. ocean and mountains; fine homes
all around this section and streetcars
only one block away; transportation TO
San Francisco four blocks from the lot;
at higher figures than we can sell this
corner for; we have it only for a few
HOMES
$S,lOO-Cash $1.600 balance $25 monthly; a
very pretty bungalow OF 3 rooms near
Alcatraz av.; cars and Key Route sta
tion: large living across entire front
OF house; size of lot 37:6xI35; 30 minutes
from San Francisco.
Sz,a50-Terms half cash; G room two story
home near Claremont Key Route station:
south front; size OF lot 35xlO0: this IS
brand new; Claremont park only two
blocks hardwood foors and finest kind OF
$14 4500-A splendid home with large grounds,
l50xl4s; 10 room house, finished with
beautiful wood: this viii appeal TO the
Spectator as well as homeseeker. because
il is sure bargain; nnimproved property
on same street at very low apprasemenI
HAROLD HAVENS,
2115 Shattuck aT.,
Berkeley.
we SELL THE EARTH."
JUSTER & BAIRD, PIT SHATTUCK AV.
CRESCENT VIEW TRACT
(Brooklyn Township
Inls beauutul subdivision of land is located
at the end OF Maple av., near FruitYale. Sloping
gently 10 the southwest It Commands an unob-
structed view from Mount Tamalpais to the
Santa Clara valley. hence the name. Many OF
the lots are covered with beautiful oaks and other
trees.
The prices range from 5000 up and have been
placed at the lowest possible figure in order that
the purchaser may reap the benefit when pro-
posed transportation in this vicinity is completed
The terms are 10 per cent down and $40 pei
Maps can be obtained at this Office with
our local agent Mr. G. ]. Ernst, at Hopkins and
Fruit avs, East Oakland.
In Claiming way near College; room house;
there is So. 500 mortgage that can remain; jus,
the place TO bring up and educate your family.
5.0O0.
In Regent near Alcatraz; good room house;
lot 4oxIS0; terms, 81. 500 cash, balance monthly
81 $50
New, room bungalow near College av.; loi
40S1O0 only 81 600 cash, balance monthly.
JUSTER & BAIRD, 2177 SHATTUCK AV.
Phone Berkeley 1547
OWNER leaving town; sacrifice sale OF modern
new room house, just completed; within il
minutes walk 10 Q. c.; y block from Tele-
graph av., on Stuart; terms See owner, 232l
Stuart St. Berkeley