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to the bat he held back and allowed
Murphy TO come on and wallop him.
This is the way the fight progressed
during the 20 spirited rounds
Murphy has no right hand wallop'
otherwise he would have been the only
man in the ring at the conclusion OF
the tenth. Time and time again he
mixed IL with his brindle haired OPP
ponent. and as many times did the lat
ter leave his stomach absolutely UNI
guarded. but on these occasions Muir
ply was too busy playing for the head
and Powell was jerry TO him.
POW ELL DIDN'T LIKE CAFE
Powell showed the fans many a classy
punch with either hand. but when II
came to taking the gaff and coming
back and hammering his man he was
never there. He was game enough. but
the spirit Of carrying the battle 10 AIS
opponent and forcing q victory for him.
self did not predominant. He held his
reserve strength too late TO 90 any good
for himself
The majority thought that Murphy
should have been awarded the decision
and had Referee Roche made such
ruling but few Of the nonconcerned fol
lowers OF the game would have any al
verse criticism TO offer. for surely Muir
phV was the aggreSSor throughout. an0
the only times when Powell was forcing
the leading was when Murphy had done
his share and was resting UP. Murphy
executed as pretty q knOckdOwn punch
In the fifth round as any ran ever saw
IN a local ring AS Powell was coming
10 him he whipped the left right TO the
pit Of the stomach and Powell rolled
over on his back. He was up in a mo-
ment, Nightly gamely, but he proved
very weak and was barely able TO stall
the round out.
Powell did not strike his gait till
after the tenth round. Once he Waded
in and showed the crowd that he has a
nice short punch in either hand. Every
body cheered for him and encouraged
him along. But when it came TO q
question Of gameness and mixing il
with the hurricane johnny. Lew fell
short by many points and went back in
the betting.
MURPHY NOT HURT
Murphy, as usual. suffered slap on
his injured lip which brought the blood
early. However. the tender member did
not produce its usual stream and failed
10 bother him once his seconds got busy
with it, Johnnys nose also suffered
from frequent contact with Powell's
right and left mitt, but none of these
blows landed solid enough to do much
damage.
For the last three rounds Powell
fought like the proverbial demon. He
slammed away at Murphy with both
hands. and the latter. instead Of forcing
the lighting as he did in the earlier
stages, seemed content with meeting
Powell and doing the best he could with
counter punches Powell clearly out
generated his man in these miXups.
Both men claimed victory after the
mill Each pointed out where he had a
big lead, and, incidentally, ciamOred for
return match. Referee Billy Roche
said he did not see where either had a
shade and advised both to sign up for
weight championship strictly on its
merits
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Workouts al. EmeryyiIle

Roalta-Mile in :43.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in /: SO.
Firestone-AIile IN :46
Rosevsle and Rubia Granda-Fire -eighths in
1:o6.
Be Thankful-Three- quarters in 1:17
Rubric-Five-eighths in 1:06
Yakima Belle-Five- eghths in :06
Creation and Tom Hayward-Five -eighths in
:02 "A.
Force-Three quarters in 1:2o.
Achieve-Half in :52.
Instant Eleven sixteenths in 1872.
Nedjram-Half in :52.
Cloudlight egliths in 1903.
Righteasy-Half in 81.
Aunt Kit, Duhme and Gretchen G-Half in
SO As.
Lady Irma-Five- eighths in 1:o2 %.
Bubbling Water-Fi ve-eighths in :03 2-5
Private Queen-Half In 80 2-5.
calera- Three eighths in 81 1-5.
Purse Rose-Three quarters in 81
Altamor-Fve- eighths in :06.
Judge Nelson and J. R. Laughrey- Eleven-six-
teenths in I'LL %.
Billy Watkins-F'iye -eighths in l.o9
Rhinock- ve-eighths In i:0S 2-5.
Captain -Fiyeeighths in ! :o4 20.
Chipmunk -Five-eighths in l: 02 As.
Rosy Light-Half In :53l5
County Clerk-Mile in ! :46.
Perjuicio-Half in AS So.
Torbellino-MiIe in f:51.
nyside-Half in 80.
Johnny White -Five-eghths in :06
Elameless- e-quarters in 1:15.
ornate-Three- eigbths in 81 Is.
Dollie Dollars-Half in 20 3D.
Burning Bush-Half in 40 %.
Warning Five-egiths in 06.
Anna May-Half In :5i %.
Wap and Fireball-Half in 30.
Gene Russell-Five-eightfs in / :03 3-5
Downp atrick-Half in 80.
The Englishman- in f:4S 80.
St. Avon and Eilerd-Five-eighths in / .o3 IN
Toll Box-Five-eighfhs in i :O4
Little Jane-Three-e ighths in 81
Spring Ban and Lazell-AIile in 1916 So
Cadichon-Seve -eichths IN ! 20 %
vibrate- Five-eighths in .o2 Is.
Baboo-Five-eighths In 1 :05 2-5
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Merry Gift Loses Race
in Her Getaway
Card Is Made Up of an Ex-
ceIIenf Class of Running
Horses

JAMAICA RACETRACK, Oct. 29.-It
was cold and dreary here this after
noon, but the strong breeze dried out
the track considerably and 1t was in
fair shape The card was made up of
an excellent class of horses and had
four well filled fields. The attendance
was light.
The start in the opening event was
poor Merry Gift got away last. but
she raced up second near the far turn,
then dropped out and was never promi-
nent thereafter. Opal off in front,
moved away and opening up a lead
was never headed, winning ridden out
by scant length from Yankee Daugh-
ter, which was closing fast
Halifax and Dolly Spanker with
IranSvaal made the early running in
the second race to the stretch, where
Transvaal, both of which We're we'll
up, came on with a rush and the former
won in drive by a scant length. while
IranSVaal got the place by a length.
Monfort was the best in the fourth
race and won easily. He broke in
front, but rounding the first turn he
dropped back to the last place and
ran along after his field to the far
turn, where he began to close. Round
ing into the stretch he got through
ana, drawing away, won easily by two
ieISt ms from TllefnS, which was hard
ridden to get the place from Far West.
FIRST RACE-six furlonss. 2 year Olds. sell
ing, titles, $500 added:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
opal, 30 (Creevy)
Yankee Daughter. 1o1 (Schmidt) ..... .
Garland so (Urall Observation-Disclosures
Time. Zig s-5. Merry Gift ran fourth.
SECOND RACE-six furlongs, selling. year
olds and upward, 81 800 added:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
Saracinesca, 100 (Schmidt) ................ 1
rlansvaai lo4 tSumter) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Time, 1:1o 10. 0kenite, Battle Ak. Halifax
Dolly Spanker, Yorkist finished as named.
THIRD RACE-One and half miles, year
oldS and upward, selling, nonwinners of $500:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Milford, 102 (Bergen) !
Tivoli, 81 (Creevy) Observation-Disclosures. 2
Winning Star, 81 Lynch) Observation-Disclosures. 8
Time, 2:36 3-5.
FOURTH sRACE-one and a sixteenth miles.
all ages $500. handicap:
Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
Monfort, 107 (Notter) Observation-Disclosures.
Ille1ng, log lSumter) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .
Far West 105 (Cullen) ...............-..... 8
Time, :46 SO. Tony Bonero. Question Mark
finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furIongs. 8
year olds, selling, $500 added:
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Queen Marguerite, 106 Cullen ............. /
Fancy, los (Holmes) Observation-Disclosures. .
Time, 1907 SO. Ardri, Select, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and half furlongs, .
year old maidens, $500 added:
May River, 105 (Creeyy) Observation-Disclosures. /
Cbaftinch, los (Holmesl Observation-Disclosures. .
Glucose, los (Notter) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3
Time, los Secret 8Service. Bliss Carmen.
Merise, Merry Widow, Betty Vincent, Baltic.
Miss c, Divota, Distract, Newbury, finished as
named.
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PIMLICo ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs-Babble 1o7. Ballet
Girl l07. Puddin 107. Racing Belle 107, Pesca
tore LOT, Boz 107, Louise Bell 107, Spanish
Prince 107, Ed shuster 10, Gus Helm 10
Nethermost 10, Glen's Falls ITO. King Com
moner no. Toddington ITO, FL Orc ITO, Har
old Junior 10, Buxton 10. Brighton Jack no
Flatfoott no.
Second race. one mile selling-Queen of the
Hills 81, Trey of Spades OF. King OF Bashan
l04, The Clown 100, Ontario 100, Lally 107
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Gow nga
los, Oscar 10s, Mamma lib. Tillinghast 1i3
Profit lib, Bob Callahan Jr. 112. Beggarmar
LOG.
Fourth race, Electric Park steepIechase. about
two miles-Wayside 1877, Amiabe 1877, Rufus
l42. Meddlesome Boy l42, Warrior 14S, Hazel
Fifth race. the Severn purse, five and half
furlongs, selling-Babbe 80, Constellation 90
Grania 90 After All 90, Hilltop 104, Cunning
lo9, Aralia 100. Hurlock 100, Court Lady 10y,
Lucille 109.
Sixth race. one mile selling-Alex Grant go
Trey of Spades 80, Kempton 90, Baby Willie
49, Ivanhoe 1903. King of Bashan 103, Belle of
the Bay l03, Minot 1O3. New Year III 103.
Raining; track heavy.
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Powell and Murphy Battle Twenty
Vicious Rounds to a Draw

Johnny
Coliseum Referee Billy Roche
bh
cling nights fell
places had either taken advantage of half the opportunities overlooked
fight would have 10 rounds
Murphy the sluggish aggressive little fighter old
Powell The
line Of punches various times but when he should
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FIELD DAY OFFICIALS
p. A. A. Selects Men Who Will
Handle Meet Tomorrow

The field day committee of the Pa
cific athletic association has announced
the following officials for Saturdays
meet: Starter. George James; referee,
Sidney S. Peixotto; judges of finish,
Brother Joseph, Frank Book, James f..
flanagan, A. J. Cloud, Herbert Hauser,
timers. Frank O'Kane, John Hammer
smith, Walter Christie, Dad Moulton,
John Elliott; field judges. Fred Koch,
Robert Weaver, Charming Hall, Will
liam Minnehan, William Powell; in
spectors, Nick Prendergast, Fred Bur-
CESS, Herbert Roth: clerk of course,
Joseph r. Hickey. assistant, r. Retolli
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CINCINNATI, O.. Oct. 2e.-Latonia
results:
First race, five and half furIongs-Home
Run won, Olive Ely second, Plume third. Time
.OS 10.
Second race, six furlongs-Merrick won Sew
erus SECOND. Lady Carol third. Time "a Is
Third race, seven furlongs-Grande Dame won
Snake Mary second. Camille NJ third. Time 1 81
Fourth race, one mile-Hanbridge won Miss
Sain second. Lens third Time. 80 So.
Fifth race. one mile-An Red won DISPUTE
second, Alice Baird third Time. lao.
Sixth race, mile and three-sixteenths-Rea
Gauntlet won, Hughes second, Oronoka third
Time. 1:5S 2-5.
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Pettingill'S Name Missing From List
Of Jockey Club Stewards
By j. X. Jefery

When program initial week Of racing at the
Emeyve appearance yesterday became known
that the California jockey clubs list OF officials for the approaching
season had been revised important respect despite previous
that would identical with former
Last the board acting stewards which performs
the important junction of passing all OF suspicious nd
ing suspected fraud of of racing and similar
phases OF the sport composed C. Hopper Martin Nathan
son. Louis Lissak c. H. Pettng Fred Muhoand and Horace
Egbert According the list officially published yesterday in the
book Mers Hopper Nathanson and Lssak will cons
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McCLOSKEY RESIGNS
No Successor Announced to
Manage St. Louis Team

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 29.-JOhn McClOskev.
in a letter received here today. dated
Louisville, Ky, announced his reSig-
nation as manager Of the St. Louis ma
tional league baseball club eff
fecttve December 81, had been accepted
Roger Bresnahan is the man most men,
toned as McClOSkey's successor
President Robson thinks McClOs-
key is great in getting players and de-
Veloping them, but a poor mana ger.
McCloskey's friends say he would have
manag ed satisfactorily if he had been
given a freer hand
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LONG RELAY RACE
Y. M. G. A. vii! Run From This
City to San Jose

SAN JOSE. Oct pa SO mile run
ming relay race will be run on Thanks
giving day from San Francisco to San
Jose between picked teams of the Y.
NJ Z. A athletes of the two cities for
silver trophy. The start will be made
at 10 a. m. and the course viii be down
the peninsula. the finish to be at the
I. NJ c. A. building in this city
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SALT LAKE RACES

SALT LAKE CITY, Oct. 2s.-Fafr
Grounds results:
First race five furlongs. selling-Zella G won
Jim Mallady second, Mabel Fountain third.
Time. /: 04.
Second race six furlongs seling-vafencia
won. Black Domino second. Glendenning third.
Time, 1:1S%.
Third race. four and half furlongs selling
Platoon won- F. E. Shaw second, Katie Crews
third. Time, 57as.
Fourth race. four furlongs selling Happy
Chappie won. Lady Adelaide second Balreed
third Time. 80.
Fifth race. one mile. seling-Belden won.
Nabonassar second. Ellie third. Time 1916
Sixth race. five furlopgs, selling. W Fuller
won. Sainrida second. Mrs. Neugent third Time.
1:041i.
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DOMESTIC LOSES vALUABLEs

BERKELEY, Oct 29.-While' absent
from her room to mail a letter to her
daughter, Mrs. Bessie Stahlcup, a do
mestic employed by Mrs. M. j. Frick
or 1923 lie Conte avenue, was robbed of
a gold watch and coin amounting to
81 The burglar entered her room and
made away with the valuables.
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obtained. The speed limit of 20 miles
per hour has been set.
MIDDLE WEIGHT wREsrrYxc

CAIRO, Ill. Oct. 29.-George Baptiste
OF st. Louis. middle weight wrestler.
defeated Joe Acton. middle weight
champion of England, here tonight
winning two out of three falls.
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TrOtting Men to Honor
Memory Of Smyth

Big preparations are now under way
by the San Francisco driving club for
their testimonial benefit to the family
of the late Bob Smyth and the driv-
ing club members expect large
crowd at Tanforan Sunday afternoon
The light harness men have ar
ranged an unusually attractive pro-
gram in which all of the finest horses
In the various classes will participates
Three races will make up the program
and in each race are entered some of the
best steppers in the various classes
There will be five heats to a race
the best three out of five winning in
each event.
The program will open with free
for all race at mile for green trot-
ters and PAGERS. The entries are:
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Latonia Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race--Zarapc, MaIecon,
TapiOca.
Second race-EtheIda, Alice
George, Alice.
Third race Canada, Earrs
Court, Stoner Hill.
Fourth race-AI Muller, Col
Iocuy, Miss Sain.
Fifth race-StiIl Alarm, Bran
cas-, Granada.
Sixth race-Anneta Lady, Hart
ing, Financier.
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Pimlico Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-BalIet Girl, Ruxton,
Harold Junior.
Second race-Queen of the Hills,
Ontario, Trey of Spades.
Third race-Beggarman,T ilIing-
hast, Oscar II.
Fourth race-Pontotoc, Way
side, Rufus.
Fifth race-Cunnins, Lucille II,
AraIia.
Sixth race-Ivanhoe, Trey of
Spades, MinOt.
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PimlicO Races

PIMLICo, Oct. 29-Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs, purse. $500
added, for maiden year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
20-1-Star Emblem, 1O7 (Pohonka) ... /
10-l-Croydon. 1o7 McCabe) :..-............ ,
7-2-Judge Ermentrout, 1O7 (AIcCahey) ...... 3
Time, 1:19. Bolsndo. Peep In. wyckof Mar
garet, Mansfield Charivari. Acrostic. John Lee
Black King. Adroit finished named.
SECOND RACE-Mount Washington steeple-
chase No l, about two miles, for year olds
and upward, $500 added
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Sr Wooster. 149 (Davidsonl .,.....
5-1-Rye Boy, lat (Dupee) Observation-Disclosures. 2
7-1-Lizzie Flat, 149 Dallen) .......... 8
Time. 4;4s. Sandy Creeker finished fourth
ing, year olds and upward. $500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-d-Aster dor, 1l3A (Nicoll ...........a. 1
30-1-Kempton. .104 (Krause) ............. 8
Time, 1:49 3-5. Lally. Sparkles, Killichan,
The Clown. New Garter, Octopus, finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Mount Washington steeple-
chase No 2, about two miles. for year olds
and upward, $500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
7-10-Rufus, 142 OR. Simpson, ............... /
2 1-Paprika. 155 Henderson, .......... ?
4 Palm, loo (Williams) 8
Time. 4:47 80.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
purse, year olds $400 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
7-2-Statesman, III (AIcCarthy) .......... /
2-5-Trance. Ia (Upton) ............2
1o-1-Michael Beck, 1o5 (Goldstein) ........ 3
Time, 100 3-5. Ruxton. silk Hose Summer
Night. Endymion, finished named
SIXTH RACE-The Stafford, purse. one mile
added:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
f-2-Berkeley. liz (Goldstein) .........1
3-1-Pins and Needles. liz (AfcCarthy) ..... 2
6-1-BIack Sheep. los (McCahey) ......... 8
Time 4S 40.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile purse s4O0
added, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-10-Gridiron. 105 (MeCarthy 1..........
4 5-Horace Il. 10S- fUpton) ............
Time, AS 15. Only two starster
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Az ENDLEss CHAM

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tunities offered there today.
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bat" ASkSW hyShOuld
lie Fight Mcfarland

BOSTON. Oct. 29.=Concerning the
prospect of a fight with Packey Nc
Farland. Battling Nelson, who is now
showing in Boston. said tonight:
when Packey McFarlands name is
mentioned 10 me I have nothing to saw
other than what I have said before.
one to cause me to fall over myself
TO meet him. l haven't received any
purse offers for a fight with the Chi
cago boxer that are worth considering
I'm looking for my own end and do
not propose to box for little or MOTH
ing just because Mcfarland wants
me to-
Cans is the best lightweight in the
game. barring myself and l have a
right TO say that with all modesty.
having twice beaten him decisively.
Why doesn't Mcfarland show HIS class
by beating Cans? When he does. then
may consider him, but just now I am
not fighting"
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obtained. The speed limit of 20 miles
per hour has been set.
The distances from the start at San T,eandro
have been officially measured. as follows: West
ern PACING railroad crossing. mile; Southern
railroad crossing. IL miles; tank corner 2 8
miles; West San Lorenzo. "a miles: Monnt
Eden. ~ miles; Southern Pacific railroad cross
ing. 9-S miles; Alvarado. 1913 miles; Southern
Pacific railroad crossing. 11.5 miles; crossroads
49, miles; CenterEile. 1873 miles Irvinrfon
1875 miles, Southern Pacific railroad crossin-
] 81 miles: Mission San Jose, % miles; Southern
Pacific railroad crossing. % miles: Western pa
CHIC railroad crossing at the steel bridge Ok q
miles; Niles. 26.2 miles; Southern Pacsec -a,i
road crossing. 264 miles: HAYWARD "A ,,s,aa
San Leandro back to the starting point "a 4
miles. f' 'o'o
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Do You Want $500

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Applications for stalls continue to come to
Secretary Treat. Boyd Hincken Of Brooklyn
writes from Cincinnati for stalls for Mann
heimer aud Cloisteress. two horses that he Is
racing at LatonIa. ClOisteress IS one Of the most
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