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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
POULTRY ENTRIES MADE
Show at Idora Park Promises
to Be Success

OAKLAND, Nov. 14.-Entries in the
fifth annual exhibition of the Alameda
County poultry association, which is to
be held at Idora park. in this city,
from December l to 6, are coming in
from all parts of the state, and the
management of the affair declares that
cess has already been assured for
the event
The National single comb buff orp-
ington cluo has selected this show as
the one at which it will hold the west
ern division meeting of the association.
The latter organization comprises all
the states and territories west of the
Rockies, northwestern Canada and Brit
ish Columbia. This feature of the exhi-
bition. It is believed by the poultry as
sociation, will be the means of attract
ing a large crowd to the park during
the days of the show. Another inter-
esting feature of the six days event
Will be the Matching of chickens by
electricity This will he in the hands
of various incubator companies which
have reserved space at the park.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
MULTNOMAH VICTORIOUS
Weight Decides Game Against
Whitman in Clubs Favor

PORTLAND. Or, Nov. 14.-In by far
the best game seen on the local field
this season Multnomah amateur ath~
letic football team defeated Whitman
college II today II to 5. The victory
was due to sheer force of weight. the
college boys playing by far the fastest
and best game. Whitman's score was
in the first half. Martin. halfback,
caught punt and broke through the
Multnomah line and was not tackled
until close to the clubs goal line
Multnomah secured the ball and
fumbled. The ball rolled back Of the
goal line and Martin fell on it,
Twice after that in the first half
Whitman succeeded in working the ball
10. Multnomah's five yard line, only TO
be held there by Multnomah's superior
weight In the second half Shaker
Muitnomahs halfback, twice broke
through Whitman's Is yard line and
went over the college boys goal for
touchdown. Stott kicked one goal and
failed the other.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Plan to Award Prizes
for Fine Poultry
Exhibition of BIOOded Birds TO
Be Held i'm PefaIuna AWakenS
Much Interest
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PETALUMA, Nov. 14.-'List and
Rules" for the poultry show which is
to be held under the auspices of the
Petaluma poultry keepers association
at Dreamland rink. Petaluma, Decem-
ber Is to 49, The following is the list
of the prizes:
LIST OF SPECIAL PRIZES
Cup for the best bird in show, presented by
I Petaluma egg exchange.
$40 in cash for largest number of entries in
show. presented by the association
Cup for best display in show, presented by the
Bank CT Sonoma County.
Cup for best collection of white leghorns, pre-
sented by the Argus.
Cup for best collection in Mediterranean class
other than white leghorns, presented by Peta-
/ luna national bank
Cup for best collection barred Plymouth rocks
presented by H. r. Campbell
Cup for best collection American class other
than Plymouth rocks, presented by Wickersham
banking company.
Cup for best collection in French class, pre-
sented by Petaluma savings bank.
Cup for best collection in English class other
than bun orpingtons, presented by visiting Tan
ciers of 1907.
Cup for best collection bun orpingtons, pre-
scented by the Courier.
Cup for best collection in Asiatic class, pre-
sented by L. l. Camm.
Cup for best collection Polish and Dutch
classes presented by George II. Croley.
Cup for best collection ornamental bantams,
presented by Petaluma Poultry Journal.
Cup for best collection of ducks turkeys and
geese, presented by Ross Brothers.
Silver medal for best collection of pigeons,
presented by the association.
Trophy for best cock. cockerel. hen and pull
let in novice class. presented by Carl Gregory.
Must Hatch incubator for best display in novice
| class presented by Must Hatch incubator COM
pany.
Twentieth Century perfect automatic gate for
best display from SOnoma county, presented by
A. J. Bloom.
The National White Wyandotte club offers set
of extra fine ribbons for one each for best cock
hen cockerel and pullet exhibited at this show
by club members. For further information re
gardfng club address +. s. Hawn, national sec
rotary treasurer Youngstown, o., Mrs. {. d.
Hubbard. state secretary San Fernando. Cal.
Cup for best display of Plymouth rocks of
other varieties than barred Plymouth rocks pre-
sented by George Deunt
Trophy for the best pair of Houdans, presented
by l.. S. Chopard.
High grade bicycle for the best pen of white
leghorns in the novice class, presented by Nc
Near garage and machine works.
Challenge cup for best S. c. W. leghOrn cock.
cockerel hen and pullct. To he three times
TO become the absolute possession of the winner
Presented by Lippitt e. Lippitt.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
GRAY AND DUNCAN WIN GAMES

The counter attractions yesterday
Kept many of the members of the San
francisco Scottish bowling club off the
r1nks at the park, but a number OF
good practice matches were played No
matches were contested in the different
tournaments. In the best practice game
or the day James Gray and ]. NJ. Dun
can won from G. c. Patterson and Rev
w. J. Fisher by a score of 21 to 10. All
Iour bowlers were in good form and
every point was we'll contested
The scores follow:
Thomas Millar and A A McVicaI
beat Robert Park and Judge Lucien
Shaw. Fl to 19; MabndreIl and George
beat Higginbotham and j. X. Jones. p
to is; j. 5. Webster and ]. c. Moffat
beat Rev: a. c. Bane and Rev w. J.
Duncan beat @. c. Patterson and Rev
W. j. Fisher. 81 to 10; j. Deasy and J
5. Webster beat c. Mc1nnis and j. M
Duncan. 21 to IL; Rev. w. ]. Fisher and
}: {. Moffat beat James Gray and J.
McLachlan, 21 to 10; Rev. A. c. Bane
and J. Stott beat G. c. Patterson and
Rev. Mr.. MobIey. 21 to IL.
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Victorious StOCktOnS to
Exhibit PennantS
Oakland Forfeifs Last Two
Games TO Champions by
Not Appearing
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI

STOCKTON. Nov. 14.-Just before the
game is called tomorrow. when Fresno
and the champions will assemble at
Oak park to give an exhibition game,
the five pennants won by Stockton will
be raised to the masthead to the strains
OF military band. At the head of
the string will be the 1908 banner, won
today by reason of Oakland forfeit
ing two games to the champions by
not appearing on the grounds at the
scheduled time.
The other pennants will represent the
victories of 1903. 1905. 900 and 1907.
The last four pennants have been won
successfully. establishing worlds rec
ord in pennant winning circles.
Another world breaking record estab-
lished by the champions during the
season of 1908 lies in the fact that
in the "A games played the highest
number of runs made by any opposing
nine was four Many of the
games resulted in complete shutouts
for the opposition. and many more of
the contests ended with less runs to
the credit of the opponents than the
high score quoted.
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Britt Has Offer to Fight
at National
BrifOnS Want TO See Jimmy and
Summers i'm Twenty
Round Battle
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LONDON, Nov. 14.-Jimmy Britt OF
San Francisco and Johnny Summers
of England probably will meet again
early next month. before the National
sporting club. Since their last battle
at Wonderland. when Britt was given
the decision, Summers has been urgent
In his demand for another match. and
the National sporting club has offered
the pair $1,000 for a 20 round match.
summers has already accepted the
orer and after Britt is through with
short engagement in the music halls
he probably Will agree TO the match.
There has been much wrangling over
Ihe last battle and the followers of
Summers viii not be satisfied until he
Is given another chance at the Cali
fornian.
Britt has secured several engage
ments In the London music halls and
the sparring every night will keep him
In good condition.
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MAY INVADE SOUTH
Morley Offered Franchise by
Los Angeles Men

Los ANGELES Nov IA Stockton commit
Tee headed by A. J. Gardiner. iumberman,
heid a conference with Jim Morley. former man
arer Of the Angel baseball team. late this
afternoon SO this city.
Strong pressure was brought 70 bear upon
Morley 10 assume management q an "utla"
iaeehau team a. be placed in Los Angeles.
Morley said that ne would not negotiate regard
ing such proposition long as Henry Berry
reTnsfned as manager Of the Los Angeles club.
According 10 Morley the visitors intimated
fhst II he did not see ht 10 do business there
were others in Los Angeles anxious to become
interested.
worlev told the Stockton people that II sufh-
cent inducement were offered be would manage
IN outlaw team to be placed IN san francisco.
reached.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
PLANT YOUNG TROUT

SAN ANSELMO, Nov 14.-Acting for
the state fish commission the Cali
fornia anglers association planted
100, 900 young trout in Paper Mill creek
during the early part of the week.
Through the generosity of J. j. Geary.
general freight and passenger agent
for the Northwestern Pacific, the COM
mission was given special train to
transport the young spawn to the
creek The fry were planted at a mum
ber of places along the stream so they
could have greater chance of finding
food The stream is we'll stocked. and
reports from the vicinity show that
trout planted previously have thrived.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
FOrfeitS Posted for
Marathon Race
Representative for Hayes and
DOrandO Bind Match for
Thanksgiving Day
srEcIAL DIsrArcH mo- rHg cALL

NEW YORK. Nov. 1.-THE forfeits
were posted today for the Dorando-
Hayes Marathon race which will b
run at Madison square garden OF
Thanksgiving evening. November 2s
with Sheriff Thomas r. Foley as the
stake holder. Hayes signed an agree
ment several days ago TO race the Ital-
ian and the stipulation called for the
promoters OF the race and the contest
ants 70 post a forfeit of $1,000 each
Sheriff Foley was selected 10 hold the
money.
This clinches the match and early
next week a meeting will be held to
select the officials for the contest. This
meeting will not take place until the
arrival of DOrandO. who Is on his way
here on the KrOu Prtnzessin Cecile
which is due TO arrive here next Tues
day
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

The Los Angeles racing association
Is having trouble over the disposition
of its field book privileges. Recently
1t was announced that Cy Myrick, the
poolroom man, who has previously had
the privilege, had lost out. Now NY
rick threatens to keep his Los Angeles
poolroom running all winter instead of
closing II when the racing season be-
gins in southern California, as in the
past George Rose, Barney Scheiber
and Myrick will have conference on
the matter as soon as Rose arrives
from the east.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
cur FOR LIGHT car RACE

NEW YORK. Nov. 14.-Announce
ment has been made by the AutOmo-
bile club of America that a cup valued
at $500 is to be given as a prize t.
the ear winning the light car race tc
be held on the day before the granC
prize contest at Savannah November
26. The cup. not being a challengt
trophy. will go outright to the success
full contestant.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
SAN JOSE 3, sACRAMENTo ,

SAN JOSE. Nov 14.-Darkness closed
the Sacramento and San Jose state
league game here today at the end of
the twelfth inning, the score standing
to 3. After Sacramento had scored
twice in the first frame with the as
sistance of a walk and a passed ball.
and once in the third on walk and a
wild pitch, the San Jose battery. VOL
ter and Thomas. steadied down and the
visitors never had chance to score
thereafter. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Cofro Proceeds Prepare for Fight Britt May
Fight in London McVey Wins His Fight in Paris Ball Games
COffrOth Proceeds to Arrange the Big
Battle for the Mission Arena
By T. p. MagiIIigan

fight had been switched from the manage
ment of Jack Gleason to the hands OF James
w Cofroth caused little short of a sensation
IN sporting circles yesterday and wherever one
found a group of fight fans he was sure to find
them discussing the change OF promoters
Jack Gleason, who originally had the match
was still nonplused, and while he was greatly
agitated he did not seem to have any definite
plan OF action regarding the course he would
take He is still trying to get the match back
but from present indications his case is almost
hopeless.
When O'Connor decided 10 call the match
off he wrote Gleason a short note, advising
him OF his intention, and since that time
Ketchels manager has disappeared as COM
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TRIBUNEs
AND HIIS BN INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run--Moly Three base hit-Bliss. Two
base hfts-Perkins Cooper. Westphal First base
ON called balls-On Henderson ). of Conway :.
Struck out-By Conway ;, by Henderson 4 Hit
by pitched ball-Breslauer. Double plays-Bres-
lauer TO Murphy; Adney to Zamloch.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Railway Players Win a
Snappy Ball Game
United Railroads Team Defeats
the CaIkins Nine by Score
of 8 to 8

OAKLAND Nov. 1.-THE United
Railroads team won a fast and snappy
game from the Calkins at Freemans s
park yesterday afternoon, the final
score being to in favor of the rail-
way men. The game was without fea-
ture Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
Amateur Baseball

The annual baseball game between the teams
of st. Ignatius college and the Young Mems In
stitute represented by Ignatian council No. 30.
will take place this afternoon on the college
diamond. The Fifth infantry hand, n 6. c,
will render selections before and during the
game. The Y. NJ. l. team is composed of bona
fide members of st. Ignatan council. so q vic
tory win mean additional honor to the society.
Many members of the society team play with
the bay cities league and they will be hard to
defeat. Captain Watson has decided to open the
game with Neil in the box. The lineup of the
teams will be as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
CALKINS
Summary

Three base hit-(;aribaldi. First base on called
bas-On Bloomfield T. off Saracco Z. Struck
out-By Bloomfield Z, by Saracco 3. Hit by
pitcher-HalIian Double play--Sayers to Muir
pry TO Atthowe. Wild pitch Bloomfield. Time
of game hours UmDire-Britt
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SUNNI

Two base hits-Coffn Houghton Sacrifice
hits-Broderick (2). AIuhl. Nicholson. Mitchell
Rurns First base on called baIls-Holis Ron
ham 2 Struck out-By Benham H. by Hollis (
Hit by pItcfer-Pomeroy t2), Yeazelle. Passed
baIl-Broderick. Wild pitch--Hollis. Time of
game--l hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-Nealon
and O'Connel.
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IMPERIALs THE yICTORs

BERK ELEY. Nov. lin a one sided
game of ball the Imperials defeated
the Tribune nine here this afternoon
by a score of to 2. Conway pitched
a good game for the Imperals and al
lowed the Tribunes only four hits.
Score
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Ketchels manager has disappeared as COM
% & as though % The land had Gpend & and gqRd d m & doTh b n
them Some that OConno has left the city and a
his opinion Joe was Hiding others there they
oConor may hidden tracks we'll that him
OCoNNoR WELL CONCEALED
be & @ e P9 SeP9T & ' & Sa Situation o ss M e the hs h hand @
though he is ready to unoc j yet
While OConnor keeping himself well concealed there IS no back
dn the OF Promoter Cofro and when the light fans oed
ns that P6Ie and Kehe would hold their II little & debate at Cof
% & % @ street @ arena on M the a9Fn0on Of IaTsgVihg & & day Sor
their ums and beat the refresment make
the papers and learned that the idle illusions but cold and
eayed sigh o them
o 5e know @ that .q oGnR05 nor Will will be cry bs ISL & around Ra
burst forth his glory Tom Jones and together with him
CoFFRoTH BILLS THE FIGHT
Mission % Street 9H % s @ the that Sa S @ calmly a s an lesd e2Pfi S be m 6
gives at his Mission Street on
of @ t tk nd & 2 With u @ great @ Po @ @ ncredniu @ Gu WIN T
vii 5g the Mission arena: posters intended to keep
me public posted What are they tor and why are they posters they don
post people. ana and VINO, VINO ever he heard 4 poster lie lie H. - IL; .
though he shed the sally Right the aTrayed phalanS
Gleason has it At any there least merry
war of the roses England. causes laugh
pushing ahead with serene force and
@ 6 @ ap on gd & along all make @ e kqefS G that M are sasesp5 5 tP
% @ % % @ ss @ & 9 R 1 fd @ shift # 9 g9 n with n an thar antxq @ to TS @
WILL SEE BATTLE THROUGH
the yesterday.
Gleason which
fight and propose
will
If Gleason
doesn't well
engineered Cof
roth guarding his carefully Willie there chance for
Willis talks would though had principals
CLEVER BOXERS TO FIGHT
.5a s 3Pss ssi +3si5. i:
speculation fight followers gather
IS rounds look Bton ty
ham Without question OF doubt Atel the cveres
that Welsh faster than the shif Able and if this assertion is
zen Able will be it.
other fighter the world has anything Able for sheer cevene
and before they will believe Welsh
they Wi. to be shown
KAUFMAN DUE
# Al kaufman arrives this morning will trip
Rafael and with Billy Ppke this afternoon The blacksmith
Angeles he
with Ppke San Rafael this afternoon the fight
did his work
viii the real hard grind for the Kehel when
before the fight delaying doing any
pending the
with the big fellow than with
Stanley fight wish to see him work at
MIe afternoon with exhibitions with his Mike
Charley He will of
working form up
splendid exhibition this afternoon
Jim CORBETT IS IN CITY
former the world will
today where he will begin engagement
The medium through WHICH Corbett will exploit his his
light comedy entitled Facing the
aTNrC NON
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15
TRANSFORMATIONS GLUE MINIS

The Transportation club defeated
the Wiley B. Aliens at Recreation
park yesterday in a very classy and
interesting game by score of 3 to 1
Both Hollis and Benham pitched classy
ball The score:
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Rus ANp HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Earned runs-San lose 3. Two base hits
Smith, Three base hits-Woter. First base on
called balls-on Wolter ., of Whalen l. Left
on Sacramento IL, San Jose >. Double
pIay-Raylner to Neaon. Struck out,-By VOL
ter G. by Whalen 1. Wild pitch wolter Passed
balls-Thomas t3). First base on errors-ASacra-
mento .. Time of game hour and 40 minutes
Umpire Brown.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

PRINCETON. n. j., Nov. 14.-Prince-
ton defeated Yale in a close gun shoot
here today by the score of 1856 to 1Sd
Princeton led from the start. Hyatt OF
that team making the highest score.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Henderson & Hogan, W S. Williams,
w Y conran. J. A. Bennett and Ed
a lvev are among the latest arrivals at
Arcadia Archie thinner and others
arc expected from Latonia this week
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San NIATEO. Nov. I

SAN MATEO. Nov. 14.-The junior association
football enthusiasts who have organized under
the name of the Western football league will
start their official schedule of games tomorrow.
when the following matches viii he played San
Mateo vs. Olympics. at San Afateo: Golden West
vs. Humboldt school. at park stadium: Wasps
a bye. number of byes have resulted from
from the league. which made a revised schedule
necessary. All OF the leagne games are sched-
uled to commence at IL o'clock.
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WEAK MEN

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The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

The Young Brooklyns. football team. chal-
Ienges any % pound team the Spartans pre-
ferred They have played several games this
season and always victorious They are
practicing daily for their game with the Hamil-
tons team composed of the pupils of the
Hamilton grammar school. Address w Shea
1912 Lyon street, city.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-15

Stanford. parlor's baseball team will play the
National parlor's team on the Alameda grounds
at 1880 o'clock this morning No admission fee.
A very fast and interesting game of baseball
was played on the Golden Gate park grounds last
Sunday between the mines of Hesperian parior
No. 1877 and Olympus parlor No. 1s9. Native
Sons of the Golden West. Both mines TO
enter the auxiliary league of the Native Sons
baseball teams. Fast playing was shown by
both mines and they Will make very strong
fight for the trophy which is to be offered. The
game was by the nine from Olympus par
lor by score OF to 8. The lineup of the
teams was as follows: -Olympus-R. Cleveland.
catcher: William Boyle. pitcher; H. Hansen.
second base; W. Rosemund fcaptain) shortstop:
J. Foster. left field; G. welch. right field;
Charles White. center field; E. j. Enright third
base: Z. Vandor. first base; ]. IIanley and l..
Helbng. substitutes; A. b! Wilbrand manager.
Hesperian-W Bray. second base Darbey, third
base; Bolton, catcher; Bettou, first base; Nor
man. pitcher McGreaon, sbortstop; Mcdonald.
center field: Fletcher, right field; Smiley, left
field: James II. Roxborough, manager. Both
parlors will be pleased to hear from any anna
teur baseball nine of the Native Sons or others.
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Mission high school viii have one of the fast
est teams in the league this year If the mer
play in games like they do in practice. The
men of the other teams have taken TO baseball
so the coach and captain have plenty of good
material. McCauley. the former Lowell player
will be captain, he has had plenty of train
ing McNear another good player, probably viii
do the pitching. Next Wednesday the Lick team
will play Mission.