The San Francisco call., 1908-07-08
Charles McCaffenfy
knifes Bookie
Troublesome Horscman Sus
pended for Assault Upon
George Linden
By J. K. Jefery
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


y McCafferty, widely known among
iorsemen as the owner of the Burns
handicap winner, DR.. Leggo. was to-
day indefinitely suspended. and was
oruered TO forthwith remove his stable
pI horses from The Meadows, because
ne assaulted Book Maker George Lin
den with a pocket knife in a disnnte
over so bet he had made in Linden's
oook' After the first race, McCafferty
presented ticket on Mintia at the
JOCKS. claiming that he had told the
money taker he wanted to bet on AL
LIhdIey, the winner of the race Lin
uTn ~ N refused to allow the claim and
HIcCaHerty, after some hot words had
passed. drew knife and slashed twice
at the book maker. The knife cut Lin
oeh clothing in several places and.
generating the skin, inflicted trivial
tiesH wounds. Bystanders Immediately
InIerIered and the track authorities
elected McCafferty from the grounds.
win d warning never again to return.
McCafferty has figured in nersona;
encounters on other tracks and If will
PROBABLY be long time before his
suspension will be lifted, if at all He
mas been in poor favor for wears with
racegoers on account of the manner
IN winch his horses have run at short
Jus ouos' ana ms elimination from the
- "AA- AOl ne STleN6Q over.
The racing today continued normal
and favOrites accounted for hair the
card. '-0
Barney Oldfield scored his fifth con-
secutive victory since the opening of
the meeting, defeating with ease the
pest held that he had yet encountered
ana demonstrating beyond cavil that
ne can negotiate route as well as
sprint. Monte was the single surprise
jockey & Sullivan hac
10 take no more mounts. because OF
ms suspicious looking ride on Lady
Kitty yesterday.
Summary-Weather clear; track fast.
2s74. FIRST RACE-Three-quarte of
mne, selling, 3 year olds and up:
sSi Indley apo AFchiSsa 1SifSs Eca M5 s. str Fin
a6I-Sg 6ISs"qs@aI Bonausf aaARe AlsFiel6a lds $S$
lime 1:l512. Start good. Won all driving
GapitanZo 20, May Pink 20. Mintla 1875. Miiiie
90 Fisher Boy 10, Santo Gitsno 200 Uncle
May Pink and Al Lindley raced out in front
head and head, TO the stretch, where May weak
ened Lindley then gameIy stood off Beautiful
horses bore out in the stretch which enabled
Ny Bouquet to finish closer up Lindley 40 place
Bouquet, show.
2s75. SECOND RACE-NIne and so yards
selling selling 3 year olds and up:
5-1-st. Kilda (B. wil}on). Io7 / / z
I-1-Colbert (Rettig) .......I09 23 2
Time. 1:44 Start good. Won on In drive of
two. Third easily. Wuerzberger 4, Sachet 90
1sTa5 GaTthageRla5 R,15. 10 Br9mina g. finished as
gradually. Colbert right there throughout. Tonic
lost all chance when he almost knocked
world of ground. wuezberger and Bromina had
speed the first half. then stopped Kilda SIS
place 40 show; Colbert, place, 60 show;
Tonic, IA show.
2S76 THIRD RACF-Tbree ouertnrs of n
mile. selling, year olds and up:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
1I-1-N. Lucille (Archibald). ..1O9 l II 2
4I-Aunt Polly Gynchl :: .lO9 / - 81
El chihuahua II. Elmdale 40, Emma G :, Rud-
abek 20, finished as named. Domo waited
with to the turn and came like fash when
called upon Monte Lucille in front until the
final sixteenth Polly weakened IN the stretch
after showing customary speed. Emma tired
with Monte Lucille the first half. Don Domo.
20 place. 1-5 show; Monte Lucille, place, SIS
show; Aunt Polly, IL show.
2S77. FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth
miles miles selling 3 year olds and up:
S-I-B oldfsd field. (Arcn7loaIdI90 Ar
1o-1-Fred Bent &C. Sullivan Ill 9 2 8 q
Time 1:4e. Start good. Won easily. Second
l6-5 Janeta 10, st: Elmwood Is. finished as
named. Barney Oldfeld drew away in the
Nate to tbat POINT point T Fred Bent keen con
tender throughout. Brookleaf always dlstanced.
st. Elmwood had a fash of early speed. Bar
ney Oldfeld. place, show; Black Mate, So
place, 40 show; Fred Bent, show.
2S7s. FIFTH RACE-A mile and 80 yards.
selling, year olds and up:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. St. Str Fin.
6-1-John Hayes .......121 u u
9-2-Col. Warwick (GangeD. 1922 y 2 q
12I-My Pal (Lynch) 80: .l2l 81 90
All Ablaze r. Be Thankful %, Eckersall I.
The Englishman 5. finished as named. John II
was hopelessly pocketed on the last turn where
he luckily got through the rail. The Eng
lishman stopped IN the final quarter after fol-
lowing Colonel Warwicks pace closely Pal
came from behind in the last part. John II,
60 place, 3-5 show; Colonel Warwick, 9-5
place, AS show; Ny Pal. 50 show.
2s79. SIXTH RAcE-Three-quarter of a
mile, selling, year ods and up:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
20-1-Nonie lynch JOB l 2
6-1-Cobleskin u. McIntyre) 100 10 4 2I
3-1-Picksway (Wslsh Iii 1 l 3 q
Time. 1:13 Start good. Won all driving. Mel
lie Racine s, Weber 20. Peggy O'Nesl 6, Cap
tain Burnett 10, yiyant 5. Bonheur u, Romar-
of II, finished named. Monte. far back in the
first part came from behind with Cobleskill in
the final quarter and moved the leaders down.
Pickaway had the foot of the field and weak
ened only at the very end. Webber a keen con-
tender until the last sixteenth Monte, place,
4 show; Cobleskill, SO place, 80 show; Pick