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x/IRGINIA.-IR the Clerks Office ofthe
Corporation Court Of the City Of Aleran-
,lria, on the 2lst day Of July, 1908.
Mary z, Faulkner I
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Gentlemen Jockeys at
Belmont Park Track
Jimmy Lane, Most Remarkable
Sfeeplechase Horse i'm the
World, Wins Again
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BELMONT PARK, Oct. 12.-This was
amateur day and large crowd of men
and women interested in cross country
sport turned out to see the gentlemen
Jockeys initiate the professional saddle
pilots. The Corinthian handicap steeple-
chase at two and a half miles was the
incentive for the deeds Of daring of
the riders! After a good contest the
race was won by Harry Page, who rode
Jimmy Lane.
The race was shorn of considerable
OF its interest by the withdrawal of
seven of the nine original entrants.
Only two horses, Jimmy Lane and
ner, is the most remarkable steeple-
chase horse in the country. He has
Won "a races, to say nothing of in
numberable second and third prizes.
This year he has won II races, just
half the number of victories that he
achieved during his previous five years
chase field.
Another two horse contest the one
between ETHEREAL and Wise Mason In
the third race, produced a stirring fin
ish. This pair Of year olds were en-
tered in the Rancho Del Paso stakes.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-For maiden year olds, purse,
S400 added, six furlongs straight:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Golden Legend, ITO (Clement) t)................. /
Lady Selma, lO7 (McCarthy) )........-..........2 2
. - 10
Time, lib 8-5. Dandy Dixon. Spanish Prince,
Gus Helm, Amri, Guatemotzen, Cowen. Merry
Widow, La Belle, Agnes. Mr. Jorrocks, Emily G.,
Autocrat, finished named.
SECOND RACE-The Corinthian. open steeple-
chase handicap, year olds and upward, to be
ridden by gentlemen riders, $500 added, about
two miles and half:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Jimmie Lane. 1872 (Page) e)......................1 1
Grandpa, 160 (Hayes) )...................... 2
Time. 5:39 2-5. Only two starters
THIRD RACE-The Rancho del Paso year
olds, nonwiDnsrs of $4,000, $500 added, six fur
longs straight:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
ETHEREAL, 100 (McCarthy)
Wise Mason, 100 (McCahey) ey)--.................2
Time, 1872 4-5- Only two starters.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap, for year olds
and upward. $500 added. mile and half;
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Gowan, 106 (Upton) 1
Beaucoup, 06 tMcCarthy(
Pins and Needles, 104 (McCahey) ..............3
as named
FIFTH RACE-For all ages $500 added, seven
furlongs main course:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Falcada, 1O1 tGilbert) t).........,.............
Fashion Plate, 95 (Upton) )..........-..........2
Footpad, 95 Oand) ).............--......... 8
Time, 1:25 1-5. Tony Bonero also ran.
SIXTH RACE-For year olds and upward.
nonwinners at this meeting, selling, purse, $3.50
added. mile and quarter:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Milford, 100 tMcCar thy i
Whip Top. los (McCahey). Observation-Disclosures 2
Juggler, 10S (W. Miller) r).....................a q
Time, 2:06 1-5. Animus, Sailor Girl, finished
as named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Ty Cobb Qeft) and Hughey Jennings
PA. Aboard Suspends
Cogswell Athlete
Track Captain Moody PenaIized
for Assisting Lowell Man
in Hurdles

At a meeting of the registration
committee Of the Pacific athletic asso-
citation held yesterday morning, Track
Captain Moody of the Cogswell poly
technic school was suspended from COM
petition for three months for assist
ing Tobin of the Lowell high school
in the finish of the hurdles. The judges
disqualified him at the time. but the
suspension by the athletic authorities
Will probably prove quite surprise.
For some time the registration COM
mittee has been warning athletes
against this very thing, and the dis
ciplining of Moody will do much to les
sen this in the future.
The matter of Eby, the Hitchcock school foot
ball and baseball player, was brought up and
he was granted a registration card Eby par
ticipated in some summer ball games. but proved
he went unrewarded. so therefore was given a
clean bill OF he alth.
Frank 0'kanc. the well known Olympic ath-
lete. has Just returned from Los Angeles and
had been asked by the southern California COM
missloners regarding next years championship
at Los Angeles. The various matters were dis
cussed and will be put clearly before the
southern committee.
According TO the rules of the Amateur Ath-
letic uniou championships limited to resi-
dents Of the district holding the meet, so an
effort will lie made to have the Pacific North
west association hold their championships with
the Pacific association. thus making 1t coast
championship in which all registered amateurs
on the Pacific coast can participate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
LEXINGTON RESULTS
The Eel Is Winner in the Wilson
Stake for PAGERS

LEXINGTON. KY, Oct. 1.-THE trot-
ting and pacing contests were resumed
today, the weather conditions being
decidedly improved and the track good.
Saturdays program, postponed on ac-
count of rain, was carried out, the
entire remainder of the meeting having
moved up one day.
The Wilson, stake event of the day.
while hardly a contest, was interesting
in that The Eel, defeated last Tuesday
by Jerry B, easily won over both Jerry
B and Hal Raven. Summary:
The Wilson stake, 2:12 class pacing, 81. 900,
three In five-The Bel three straight heats
in 2:05 2:0511. 2:04A Jerry and Hal Raven
also started.
2:l4 class trotting purse 81, 600. three In five
Directum Penn won. the fourth, fifth and sixth
heats in 2;13h, PIG, 2:12h. Nelcyone won the
second and third heats in 2;1o1z. 2:I2A- Dema-
rest won the first heat in 2:I2%. Dan K Mon
tell, Reuben S. Judge Lee. AIix Edgar. Robert L
and Medium Line also started.
2:1O pace, 81, 900. three in fve-Elsie won three
straight heats in 2:09&, 2:0S1z, 2:0815. Sham
rock. The Dude, Tax Title, Real Foot, Helen
Gould, B. Diamond King, William NJ Golden
Coin, Bettiini Brent and Ruby Lacy also started.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
LOUISVILLE ENTRIES

First race, selling, six furlongs-Gresham,
90: Camille NJ. 81; May Celia. 81; vansel, 81;
Lizzie Mclean, 81; Robin Hood. l0T; Marbles,
los; Deuce, iO9; Merrick, 1o7; Financier, I1o.
Second race, selling. six furlongs-Wheat
Bread. 100; The Nnssus, 100; Tenorett. 100;
civits, lo2; Automatic. 1O3; Azo, 1O5; Florea,
105; EIysium. los; Dearle, 1o5; BoadIcea, 1o5;
Admonish, los; Elizabeth Harwood, 107; Mrs.
Sewsll. l07: Peter Pender los.
Third race, selling. mile and seventy yards
Ethel Carr. 9s: Wine Merchant 9S; Queens
Daughter. 9s; ogbent. 1O3 Banrda, 1o3: Top
lofty. los; Coaster 103; Virginia Maid, 104;
Western Knight. 1o4; DR.. simrall, 10e. -
Fourth race, selling, six furlongs-Canada,
81; Lady Hapsburg, 81; Banagher, 1O2; Royal
Jack. 102; Father Downey 102; Lady Vie, lO2;
Mhisk Broom: 1o2; Tarquin, 1o2; Rexall 1o5;
King Folly, 105; Barnesdale, 110.
Fifth race, purse. five and q half furlongs-
Lordship. es; Andy Ginter, 9s; Mapleton, es;
Fabersham, IS; Ramsy, 100; Anne MCGEE, 100:
semproni, 103; Mezzo Soprano, 105; Irrigator,
100; Melissa. 109; Alice George, 100; Jeff
Bernstein lis.
Sixth race, selling. mile and a sixteenth
Raleigh, 9S; Seyerus, 90; Albert Star, 102;
Hughes i04; Arrow Swift IO6
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Officials Are Named
for Rugby Games
California and Stanford Fresh
men Are to Meet Next
Saturday

The weekly meeting of the Rugby
referees union was held last night at
the Olympic club. A letter was re-
ceived from the graduate managers OK
California and Stanford universities re-
questing that a referee and two touch
judges be appointed for the freshman
game next Saturday. t. ]. Lanerty was
appointed as referee and H. Elliot and
A. Cameron as touch judges These ap-
pointments being all satisfactory to
the universities. the men were notlned
officially.
Other referees were appointed as fol-
lows: Stanford VS.. BarbartanS, w. IN
mack; Olympic vs.. University or Ne
vada at Reno. G.. Cameron; ST. Mary's
VS.. San Jose, at San Jose. j. O. Mofrat.
After the election of referees the ex-
aminfng board met and j. c. Monat
was questioned on the laws or the
game. All the questions were given
satisfactory decisions and he was duly
elected on the recommendation or the
board.
on Wednesday the Olympic team
plays Stanford varsity. The winged .
men are taking a strong team down,
as follows: Fullback. Briggs; three
quarters, Webster, Cavanaugh, Koch,
Snedigar; halves. Kerrigan and Nails
forwards. MolfnO. Hickey. Clark, Brom-
ley. Matthews, Brennan, Minturn and
Thorpe
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Amateur Baseball

The RambIers won one of the most exciting
baseball games Of the season from the fast
score of to 2. The victors will meet the
Claremonts Of Oakland next Sunday on the lat
ter's grounds.
By speedy playing on the part of every man
on the nine. and good slab and stick work. the
Hanley Ryes the honors from the Clippers
yesterday morning by score Of 4 to q Drewes
and Bagala played well, Smith held down the
inheld in good shape. Holden. Guillmard and
H. Drewes played errorless ball, and the three
out6elders, Lind, Brumheld and J. Drewes
played a good game. Country teams desiring
games should address nsaa Edward Smith, manager
the Hanley Ryes' 2s2s Bryant street. city.
The Cardinals, as usual. came out the victors
in a game with the white House nine Sunday
McSweagan of the Cardinals would like to put
his team against any nine 13 or ID years old
Address A. Mcsweasan, ll3 shotwell street.
The EImhurst Reds defeated the Harolds Of
Oakland in Elmhurst Sunday. This makes the
third game won from the same team. The
Elmhursts scored IL hits and runs. while
dress all challenges to W. ]. Wildly. Eimhurst.
PALo ALTO, Oct. 12.-The mer-
chants nine went down to defeat be-
fore the Outlaws yesterday by a score
of to 1, but the former athletes played
Indicate. They hit Yount freely and
pulled off some good plays through
Saunders, Manaton and .Congdon.
NAPA, Oct. 12.-The Napa baseball team won
close game from the Vallejo team Sunday
afternoon. the score being TO O. Cooper pitched
an excellent game for Napa, striking out eight
men and walking but one man to first base.
The batteries were: Napa-Cooper and French !;
ValIeio-Emerson- and d. Ward pitchers, Earle
catcher Napa made s hits, Vallejo hits.
The Napa high school baseball team won from
the Vallejo high school team Saturday after
noon at the East Napa grounds. The score was
10 to s, Napa winning by timely hitting. Napa
made 8 hits Vallejo hits. The batteries
were: Napa-Doherty and Mayfeld; Vallejo
r. O'Hara and Carleton.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Rounding Into Shape !
for Rugby Contest

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct IA
With the installation OF the strict
training table for the 19 picked ath-
letes of the Stanford freshmen Rugby
squad the final week OF the season has
been launched. In the next six days
the first year men will be closely asso-
ciated at meals and will be under the
constant supervision OF the coaches and
Trainer Moulton- In this manner it is
expected the cardinal 15 which meets
the blue and gold babies on Stanford
field Saturday Will be in perfect fight
Ing trim.
While the team has not been picked
at this late date the men who are on
the training table will constitute the
personnel. and from this number 1t is
possible to practically pick the team
with a few questionable positions. On
the list are the following men: Corbet.
CrandaIl, Schaupp, Rodgers Doran,
Hubbard. King, Macready. Erb. Whit
ney, 7. Sanborn. A. Sanborn. Kennedy,
Everett. Brown. Sundell, Hatch, Dickin-
son and Smith.
The players on the training table are
many OF the well known high school
football players who have made good
at the new game. Probably the best
known Of the players in this locality is
Rodgers of the Lick school This
husky athlete. who captained the Tiger
team of the San Francisco school with
his accurate place kicking, is sure OF 4
the team Brown of the Harvard schooIN
OF Los Angeles. who played at full
back during his prep school days, is
equally sure Of his place in the back
field
Erb at serum half comes from Cam
ada. where he was a veteran Rugby
player. The two Sanborn brothers and
Hubbard are all RedIands high boys
and on the Rugby team OF that school
were well known throughout the south.
Everett and SundelI. who come from
the Lick and Alameda high schools. are
promising young men for the back
field Both were players OF repute in
the leagues about the bay. The other
lads come from widely separated
schools
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Chicago Has Reversal
in Form, Says Bat
By Battling Nelson

IHIcAGo, Oct. 1.-THE Cubs
displayed a reversal of form
. today and instead of doing
most of their heavy work in
the eighth and ninth rounds, as
was the case in the opening bat
ties, they made a weak sort of an
attempt to carry the fight TO the
Tigers in the fourth inning.
The Tigers, who showed tend
ency 10 sidestep the onsIaughts of
the champions leads I'm the pre-
Iiminary skirmishes, came back
today and carried the fight right
into the Cubs corner almost from
the very outset. Big DIuIIin, the
Tigers most scientific heavy
weight tOsser, was in prime con-
ditiOn, and outside of the fourth
round he forced Chances cham
pions to break ground in painful
fashion.
The Tigers recovered from the
effects of the hard fourth round,
and after. staIling through the
fourth and fifth rounds, answered
10 the call of time in the sixth,
appearing much refreshed. They
got after Pfeister early. and every
member of the Jennings band
took a healthy telling swing at
his left hooks.
The Cubs, forced on the defen-
sive, fought gamely, endeavoring
TO cover up, but IL was useless.
Five big runs counted on as many
clean hits and walk tells the
tale of this winning round.
Again I'm the eighth the Tigers
counted heavily on Pfefster's ribs
when two pretty knOckdowns
came over. CObb's heavy swat to
left, ROssman's bunt, CoughHn's
uppercut and Mullins clean hook
through Chance did the damage.
Both mines sailed out of Chi
cago tonight ticketed for Detroit,
where the battle will he continued.
tomorrow. The clever MOrd
Brown will do the leading for the
Cubs and Mr.. Bill Donovan will
oppose him there.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
High School Athletics

The league officials have called the football
game between Lick and Wilmerding no con-
test, owing to the fact that Wilmerdfng has en-
tered protest. The game was fast and
snappy one and to all appearances was played
touchdown. but neither tb reAs side Scored. This
game was the second of the season. The game
between Lowell and Polytechnic was also called
on. The Lick Wilmerding game will be played
November 6.
The Lick eleven will play the Belmont school
tomorrow The game viii be played on the
The Oakland Polytechnic school will meet, the
California School of Mechanical Arts OF this
city Saturday on the Alameda recreation
grounds.
James Holt, Lick's halfbaek, had his ankle
broken in the game with Hitchcock military
school last Saturday.
The track meet that was to be held Saturday
between Commercial and San Mateo has been
postponed.
Commercial will meet the ST. Ignatius col
lege team this month and will also meet Cogs-
always made good showing in former meets
and should DO SO in these contests
The managers of the wilmerding School Of
Industrial Arts football eleven and the Polytech
mic high schools team have been negotiating
with the athletic officials Of st. Ignatius col
for the next subleague game The game. which
will be played between Wilmerding and Poly
technic, was scheduled for next Saturday, but
the officials have been endeavoring to change
the date of the game Owing to the extreme
scarcity of rooters and students at the sub
league games held across the bay between local
academic teams, the managers of the Wilmer
ding lytechnic eleven are trying to secure the
St lgnatius field for Wednesday afternoon. and
the other high schools may follow their exam
Polytechnic's basket ball team is at practice
at the stadium. The boys rounding into
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
. q q CURES
- ~ ~ SKIN DISEASES

When the blood and healthy
from all blemishes and eupns but takes
1ot IN the is quickly manifested
disease its
rom the blood When becomes
can longer preserve the healthy
by Its ac impure continually tate and nfes
cuticle
cannot reach the blood and therefore
o ability
10 cure skin trouble the blood must be purified
trouble
SO that the skn instead of being nourishd v
healthy cooling goes the Circulation and
particle ofmpure
the blood to normal condition thereby curing every skin
osea or aneou Book skin diseases and
al VINO wIe. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA, GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13

yfor
Tigers Earn a Victory by Outhitting
Frank Chances Confident Cubs

CHICAGO, Oct l2Detroit became real contender for the
worlds baseball championship today when it defeated Chicago
decisiv fashion, % g.
Manager Jennings achieved the result with change his line
bench efficient Schaefer, who
shifted third
Coughn occupying the third sack This shakeup however
said have had material effect
neither Schaefer Coughln hit while Coughln bungd
Of his Thomas placed behind bat
place Schmidt with better effect, for his scored
Oueru
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
LOUISVILLE RESULTS
SVHIF Oct I2-ResuIts.

LOUISVILLE, Oct. 12.-Results:
First race, six furlongs-GoIdproof won Robin
Hood second. Bitter Sir third. Time liza 1-5
Second race, five and half furlongs-Almena
won Splendida second, Procla third. Time, :0S.
Third race, one and a sixteenth miles-St
Valentine won, Maid Militant second, Miltiades
third. Time, 1:4S 4-5.
Fourth race, one mile and 40 yards-Pinkola
won, Car second, Old Honesty third Time,
1:44.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half furlongs-Gerry-
mander won, Enfield second, Miss Crittenden
third. Time, 1:0S.
Sixth race, one mile and 20 yards-Topsy Rob-
inson won, Dunyegan second, Beau Brummel
third Time, ]: :46 3-5
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
FIGHT DECLARED OFF

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-When Governor
Davidson stopped the fighting game in
Milwaukee it applied in equal force to
all of Wisconsin. The Thompson
Memsic battle, which was scheduled
for tonight at Racine, was declared off
this afternoon, and the young fighters
noon after 1t was known that the or
der was no joke =
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13

L. Blasingame reached Emeryvile yesterday
with Little Jane, Stilicho Johnny White and
Colony, which horses were turned out during
the summer at Fresno. Johnny White won
several races at the Hanford meeting last
week and is said to be very speedy young
ster.
The good handicap horse, Martin DOYLE
which Amos Turhey will bring TO the coast
is seriously sick with fever at Hamilton
The Empire City and Jamaica meetings will
be run off as scheduled. despite reports to the
contrary that have been in circulation.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
BAKERsFTELD RACES

BAKERSFIELD. Oct 12-The first
county fair held in Kern county in 15
years began tonight. H A Jastre.
chairman of the board of supervisors
and member of the state fair commits
sion, made the opening address.
Tomorrow a program of motorcycle
and automobile races will be run. while
horse racing will constitute the after
noon sport thereafter until the closing
day, Friday. F. Free will attempt to
lower the worlds autOmobi1e record
on a half mile track tomorrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
wALLA wALLA RESULTS

wALbA wALLA, Wash, Oct. I2.-Results at
fair grounds:
First race, four and a half furlongs-Blue Bot
tie won, Godfather second, Mail third. Time, 80.
Second race, I've and half furlongs-Sid Sill
yer won. Lancashire Lad second, Brush Up third
Time, i:oSk.
Third race. SIX furlongs-Booger Red won,
Blondy second, Abbey third. Time, l:13Js
Fo1rth race, seven furlongs-Cardinal Sarto
won Al Lindley second, Colonel Bronston third.
Time :2s
Fifth race. one mile-5filler's Daughter won,
Redmont second. Jerusha third. Time, 1:42Jz.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
Louisville Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-MarbIes, Merrick,
Efnancier.
Second race-Elizabeth Har-
wood. Peter Fender, FIOreaI.
Third race-Dr. SimraIl, Ethel
Carr, Queens Daughter.
Fourth race-Barnesdale, Whisk
Broom, Banagher.
Fifth race-Jeff Bernstein, Alice
George. IrrigatOr.
Sixth race-ArrOwswift, Albert
Star, Raleigh.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
RUNS BY INNINGS

Two base hits-Cobb. Thomas Three base
hit-Hofman. Hits-on Pfeister, u IN eight
innings. Stolen bases-Evers. Steinfeldt Chance
2. Cobb ?. BOSNIAN. Double plays-Evers to
Chance; Hoffman to King; Schafer to Rossman;
0'Leary to Schaefer 20 Rossman. Left on
bases-Chicago 3, Detroit G. Bases on balls
on Pfeister 3. Of MulIin l. Bases on errors
Chicago 2 Struck out-By Pfeister J. by Null
lin s. Time OF game hours and 5 minutes.
Umpires-O'Day and Sheridan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
GUILTY of AssAuITING UMPIRE

CHICAGO, Oct. 12.-Robert E. Can't
Wen, an attorney. today was found
guilty In Judge Fosters court of as
saulting John KERN, an umpire In the
American baseball league. on Septem-
Der ~ over 9 decision of game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-13
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Polytechnic's basket ball team is at practice
at the stadium. The boys are rounding into
good form.