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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05
Amateur Baseball

What promises to be the most exciting game
Of ball ever played between teams Of the Native
Sons will take place next Sunday afternoon on
the Fort Mason grounds between Castro parlOr
and San Francisco parlor. Castro parlor has
never been defeated and the San Francisco
boys have been moving down all teams since
they reorganized. Each team will be supported bv
a large force of rooters. The teams win line up
as follows;
San Franciscos-Rigney. pitcher; Byrnes.
catcher; Kelley. first base: Richardson. second
base; De Martini, third base: Dwyer, shortstoD:
Cohey, left held; Richardson, center field; Go
teln, right field.
Castros-Huheim. pitcher; Sundbery. cateher
Dolan, first base; Flanagan, second base; Mitch
field; Bullard. center field; McGovern. right field
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Abe Attell Easily Defeats
Eddie Kelly

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 4.-Abe A.
tell OF California found no dif1cuItv in
retaining the feather weight champion
ship when he met Eddie Kelly of New
York IN a scheduled 10 round bout be-
fore the Southern athletic club tonight
Kelly's seconds threw UP the sponge in
the seventh round
Kelly stood up with his opponent
with fairly wen divided honors until
attack more vigorous and landed :
number OF lefts TO face and BODY. and
gave Kelly plainly the worst of If
When Kelly came up for the seventh
round Atteil sent MIN TO the floor four
times in quick succession. and his Sec
onds. seeing that he could not las,
longer. gave up the fight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05
Montana Sentiment Against
POOlrOOmS
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

HELENA. Mont. Feb. 4.-Without a
dissenting vote, Senator DOMAINS anti
poOlroom bill was passed by the SEN
ate Wednesday on third reading. and is
up to the house for consideration. AS
amended the measure provides that it
shall be unlawful to sell pools on races
or other sporting events conducted out
side the state of Montana, and limits
the number of racing days in any one
county TO six days in the year. 1t is
probable that the house will pass the
Donlan bill amending it to permit 30
days of racing, but the sentiment is
distinctly hostile to the poolrooms and
their operations will be limited to
Montana tracks, which curbing, il is
believed, viii practically sound their
doom.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05
OAKLAND PROMISES
CRACK BALL
CLUB
Waiter Secures New Talent and
Commuters May Have Chance
TO Win Pennant

Oakland. If baseball dope counts. VIII
have a formidable baseball team this
season, which should be in the pennant
race all the time. President Walter
is procuring a lot OF new talent, and
Il the players live up 70 the reputa-
tions which precede them, the Com
muters figure to have an excellent
chance to fly the pennant on It's held
at the end Of the season
scissors" Nelson. the lengthy south
paw who did such good slab work for
the oakland team last season. yester-
day seat in his signed contract to Pres&
dent Walter. With the signing OF Nelsov.
the Commuters have five pitchers on
their stan. Nelson, Christian. Tonnesen,
Marie and Johnson. Nelson played
with TOnnesen in the Northwestern
league TWO years ago.
A California college player who has
made good in the east is Harry krause,
formerly OF ST. Mary's college, Oak
land. Connie Mack Of the Phtladel-
phia Americans signed krause lasI
year, and farmed him out 70 the Har-
risburg team OF the Tri-Slate league
krauSe's record with the Harrisburg
team was phenomenal. out Of the n
games which he played he lost only
four OF them. He is expected to prove
one of the pitching sensations OF the
American league when ne plays Win
the Philadelphia Athletics.
Charley Doyle declined a liberal offer
made by the Tacoma team TO play in
the Outfield this season, and yesterday
ne signed a contract with Graham 70
pay with the sacramento team.
The Knights OF Columbus and other
Catholic organizations are planning 10
give Joe Corbett a sendoff when he
pitches his opening game OF the regu-
lar season A committee called upon
Cal Ewing. president OF the Pacific
Coast baseball league, yesterday and
made a request that he set aside a day
which would be known as COFbett
day, SO that his friends might have a
chance TO go to the ball park and
give him a reception. The COMMITTEES
asked that Corbett be allowed TO pitch
the opening game, but Ewing did not
give the committee his promise.
At a meeting OF the directors of the
San Francisco baseball club yesterday
D. W. Long and r +. Revalk were
elected members of the board
Jimmy Lewis, an Outfielder whom Long
secured from the Waterloo team OF the
Central association, has signed his con-
tract TO play with the Seals this sea-
son and forwarded it to Manager Long.
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State to Pay the Funeral
Expenses Of Hannibal
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The CaIn

ISpecidI DIspdfch to The Call
HARTFORD. Conn, Feb. 3.-A reso-
luton was introduced in the legislature
yesterday that the state of Connecticut
pay the funeral expenses OF Hannibal.
the old Yale colored mascot. as he was a
veteran of the civh war with a clean
record. Hannibal was one of the quaint
historic characters of Yale. He taught
Jack Johnson, the present heavy weight
champion, being himself a clever boxer
Hannibal took hold of Johnson when he
was an indOlent ne'er- -do-Well, spending
his time lounging around cafes and
shooting craps. Under HannibalS tute-
lage Johnson began to brace up and
started in the ring career which gave
him the championship.
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RACING COMMISSION ron TEXAS

AUSTIN, Tex, Feb IA COMMITTEES
of the lower house of the legislature.
after many hearings. has decided
favOrably to report a bill creating a
state racing commission, which is to
pass upon all racing matters. Race
meetings are to be limited to IS days
under the auspices Of any one assOcia-
tiOn and to 80 days within one county
An absolute ban Is placed upon pool
rooms and on selling information to
pOOlrOOms within the state The COM
mission is TO control the betting. (which
must be under the pari mutueI sys-
tenn The percentage. however. is TO
go to the association holding the meet
ing
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Bats 'LefHaB Scissors Hook
PAGES a Way to Championship
Chapter No. ID
1905, by Battling Nelson.)
By Battling Nelson

the preceding chapters of blow
OF this blow largely responsible the
champions this deadly
the championship
another
The half
the opponents liver The bowis always and
painful almost effect That blow
claimed
But will take that later
dealt with OF
of
withdrawn, under the right
a the blow delivered
HITS WITH SIDE
OF
inches and the
liver To this blow
the
little forward To be explicit the the
inches
that will send a shooting all the the
heap The spectators
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FAMOUS BALL PLAYER DIES

WALTHAM. Mass, Feb. 4.-John
Clarkson, famous as a baseball pitcher
in the days when $4,000 release prices
began to be paid between National
league clubs, died at the Mclean hos
pital here today, following long i'll
pneumonia. Clarkson's fame developed
with his work as pitcher for the
Chicago club in the early eighties. His
release was purchased for $4,000 by
the Boston club in 1887. CIarkson was
4S years old and married.
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SANTA CLARA WINS BALL GAME

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. A.
The varsity baseball team went down
to defeat this afternoon in the frst
game of the season before the heavy
hitting aggregation of Santa Clara coll
lege- The Catholic cOllegtans made two
runs to one for the local men, The
features of the game We're the hitting
and pitching Of Frien. who twirIed for
Santa Clara. and the clever fielding
upon the part Of the cardinals.
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conend myself
Jots
the round all right He
Here
rouged with him furousy Round three Mr. bleeding
pretty badly and relate breaking like This
all had him foul doing
0
round uncorked left
sides 1t shame take
wind which
Of the fight all Think Of i'll handed down $500
dollars My
well So there stood rather carried of the
$1500a small AS mmed
o home mother
$4,000 THAT
This signal victory concluded work
$4,000 besides of much side bets year
fighting SIS ended by-earning $500 n ne
Though the ended and still long from the light
fame and fortune had learned deliver the half
to fight vent homes and dtooka
long determined fresh top
honors
Upon requested to come
to the public school and talk the boys physical
Ito Be Coninued)
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FOR AMERICAN GAME And FI4c

FRUITVALE, Feb AT a meeting
of the students of the John c. Fremont
high school Tuesday afternoon it was
game of football was to be PLAYED In
preference to the English game The
students declared that the American
flag to live under and the American
games to be played were good enough
for them.
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sOPHs WIN AT BAsKF;r BAII.

BERKELEY, Feb. 4.-The basket ball
five of the sophomore class of the Uni
versity of California defeated the
Berkeley high school team in a hard
HneupS:
University of California sOphomores-Pierce
Frees. forwards: Bell center; Bowman. Jones
captain. Maddox guards.
Berkeley high school-Daniel Drake captain
D. Bogardus. forwards; Mel CORVALLIS. center:
Embury. Davis. guards
Referee-Eugene Kern-
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PROGRESS MADE IN BIKE RACE

KANSAS CITY, Feb. AT the end of
the fourth day of the six day bicycle
race the eight teams are in the same
relative position that they have occu-
pied for the last two days. The dis
tance covered at the close of the racing
tonight was: Fogler and Root, Hill and
Demara. Bardgett and Mitten, Moran
and Kramer and Walker and Palmer.
all 751 miles 5 laps; Devonovitch and
Mackay and Wiley and Cameron, ISL
miles 3 laps.
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SIGNS WITH CTNcTNNAT1

CINCINNATI, Feb. 4.-Shortstop VII
liam Moriarity, who belonged to the
san Francisco club. although recently
playing with the outlaw California
league at Stockton. was today signed
by the Cincinnati National league team.
MOriarity some time ago applied to the
national baseball commission for rein
statement His application was today
granted.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05
Weights Arranged for Palace
HOteY Handicap

Jack Atkin is top weight, with King
James and Restigouche next in line in
the list for the Palace Hotel handicap.
$4,000 added, mile and eighth.
weights for which were announced
Wednesday by Handicapped Nathanson
% folIoxuS.
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ENTER TENNIS TOURNEY

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 4.-Melville Long,
Pacific coast champion: Maurice Me-
Loughlin. former champion. and c. r.
Gardner have entered the Coronado ten
mis- tourney to be played on the Coro-
nado court February 1922.
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PORTRAIT OF LINCOLy

The front page of The Sunday Call
will contain lIfesize bust portrait of
Abraham Lincoln, to which is given
the color of life. 1t Is a rare picture
and every home viii want to preserve
a copy of 1t. 1t makes a splendid SOU
venir ON his one hundredth birthday
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developed incidentally,
There
who will tell what them
USED EFFECT
o half
deadly Then The
blow Mnsic, and
Milwaukee November of
Memsc
husting scrappers
the of the
trimmed We hoe
received fighting
by block had the battle been
longer would have hung his scalp Knockout Closet hang
Cnoe Eddie Hnon Aa Herrera Young corbett with couple Of
Clifford, make the complete
have Negro Cans with awful dark aes anybody would
70
than twenty-five we'll battered and
dried
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LINCOLN NUMBER

The Sunday Call will be In effect a
lincoln number. Besides splendid
full page portrait of the martyred
president. fl will contain two pages of
unusual photographs of him and his
family and places connected with him,
illustrating articles by Major Edwin
A. Sherman.
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accepted. The battle ground was
chosen at St Joseph, where he made
his headquarters.
Again packed up my Spalding fight
ing shoes and my dear old green tights
and hustled Missouriward We were
to go the same route, and English
and his friends figured that l would
be easy over that distance; however,
found that / had won hundreds of
friends in Kansas City by giving the
famous English such a brushing up
previously, and imagine my surprise
and delight when upon my arrival
there | was met at the station by
Johnny Webster, the most famous
brother Eagle that flies, and a hundred
Kansas City admirers. The odds at
ringside were 3 to in favor of Eng
lish. Despite this my Missouri friends
went down on my end hook, line and
sinker for all they had They said,
'Bat, old boy, if you lose to this
fellow we'll have to foot 'er all the
way back to Kansas City. Be nice
boy and trim him right" l did, all
right. and my Kansas City friends to
this day are spending the money they
won on that battle
English tried to smother me with
series of lightning swings from the
very outset He was determined to
outslug me as we'll as use his splendid
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05
LEAsEs RECREATIoN PAnk

ALAMEDA, Feb. 4.-Joseph III. Krfse
president of the Alameda county base
ball league and manager of the Kriep
& Halton team Of this citv. has sec1,raS
a lease on Recreation park for the com
ing season. Last year the grounds vera
used by the state league.
The San Francisco call., 1909-02-05

Indications point to a small field. 1t
is likely the starters will be recruited
from this list: Arasee. Early Tide,
Dorante. King James, High Private,
Clamor, Light Wool. and Ffrestone.
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CALIFORNIA AND LINCOLN

California is peculiarly related to
Lincoln. 1t IL well to learn this on the
one hundredfh anniversary of the
great president. Major Edwin A. Sher-
man gives mnny bits of stirring. hifb-
erto unwritten history I'm the forth
coming issue of The Sunday Call.
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CHOYNSKPS WICKED TRICK

and they have an idea that the fighter
who falls is quitting or laying down"
CHOYNSKI'S WICKED TRICK
discovered how to use this dead
ly punch from watching Joe Choyn-
ski. He had wicked habit of placing
his fingers on an opponents breast
while in the clinches of fight as if
TO talk to him.
With the tips of his fingers touch
ing the other fellows right nipple he
would say, Now, old fellow, you want
to be good" Then before word
could be said in reply, by the mere
movement of the wrist, he would
plunge the heel of his right hand into
the mans liver When man doubled
up from the unexpected pain Joe
would whang him in the jaw and the
fight would be over. To try that blow
put the tips of your fingers on any
object and see with what force you
can bring the heel of your hand down
on the same object without removing
the fingers. Try this once and see
what you think of it.
AS | have said, was always try
ing to learn something while kid.
] saw Choynski do this a couple of
times and | began a study of the anat-
omy. | got a chart of a human BODY
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LICKS CLARENCE ENGLISH

Mr. Clarence, whom IS rounds of pre.
bad City June challenged for return and
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-27


M. J. Fullerton of Fargo, who has
charge Of this territory for the l.. Q
Smith & Brothers Typewriter Co., IL
in the city in the interest OF his ma
chine.
j Mr.. and Mrs. Foley left on No
Sunday for Z few days visit In st
Paul. 2. Il ..-# r.. :
General Passenger Agent A., M
Clelland of the Northern Pacific, was
a passenger east Sunday. He says the
bulk of the travel now is to Wash
ington and the Pacific coast exposi'
ton and irrigated lands are the at
traction.
-Washburn Leader,23d: Mrs. A.
M. Hardaway and her mother, who
has been visiting her since the hol1-
days, passed through Washburn on
Tuesday, from Minot to Bismarck
where they will visit for few days
at the Taylor home.
After spending a few days with
her husband in Bismarck, Mrs. Zu'
ger, wife of the assistant attorney
general, returned to Valley City and
Mr.. Zuger spent Sunday at his Val
ley City home.
-Alert:5e Sheriff D., J.ssMcG ellis OF
Burleigh county, was in the city last
week, and was one Of the class OF
candidates who took the antlers IN the
Elks lodge initiation.
Attorney J. B. Kerr of the N. P.
Headquarters on the Pacific coast,
was a passenger east Monday.
Judge Marion Conklin of James
town, was in the city for few hours
Monday afternoon visiting his son
+. L. Conklin.
DIR. v. La Rose of Mandan. was
in the city for a few hours Monday
afternoon.
State Auditor Brightbill returned
yesterday from a business trip to
the western part Of the state.
F. l.. Hagen of Valley City, was in
Bismarck Monday afternoon and call.
ed on some. of the officials at the
capitol building. .-.'.~ ~
Judge Winchester goes to Napol-
con this afternoon to hold court for
Judge Burke.
-Archdeacon Jones is attending to
oficial business in southern Morton
county.
Attorney B. Anger went to Dris
coll today on q business trip. !
Mrs. H. C.. Rhud returned Friday
from q two weeks visit with friends
and relatives at Nome, n. D.
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BLANK WILL BUILD ROAD.
Valley City Capitalist Will Have =
Street Car Line.

Samuel Blank, q. Valley City man,
Is at the head of the company that
will build and operate the new street
car line at valle.., City, and is In the
Twin Cities at present making the
final arrangements for the building
OF the line and to secure the car that
will be operated. The new line. as
stated exclusively in the Tribune on
SATURDAY. morning, will run from a
point about where the old depot is
located to the new station on the
high line. and will be put in opera
ton as soon as the high line is OPEN
ed for passenger traffic, which will
be May q. -. n..
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GOVERNMENT 6OoD ROADS
engineer IS IN BISMARCK
ASSISTANT ENGINEER VOSHELL
WILL HELP OUT THE LOCAL
TALENT.
Was Over Proposed Route Of Model
Road-Wili Test for Proper Build
ing Material.

James T. Voshell, assistant engineer
of the Office of public roads in the
department of agri ulture, arrived in
Bismarck Monday morning and will
remain here for couple of weeks in
connection with the work that is to
be done on the model road to be
built in the vicinity of this city.
In company with State Engineer
Atkinson yesterday Mr.. Voshell made
a trip over the proposed road and got
The work of the engineer Is to ad
wise the local men as to the kind of
material that is to be used and some
of the general plans that have been
used to advantage in other parts Of
the country.
He will investigate the land and the
soil and determine the proper material
to be used in the building and instruct
in the best methods. The work here
will be done with convict labor and
it is impossible to secure this as
sistance just at present so it is mat
ter of considerable conjecture as to
just when the work will be started.
It will require the services of a num-
Der Of teams and as the prison teams
are busy just at present putting in
the crops it will be some time before
the actual work can be started.
In speaking of the good roads
movement throughout the country,
Mr.. Voshell said there has been con-
siderable more interest taken in the
past couple of years than at any time
in the past and that great deal of
good has resulted from the agitation
in favor Of better highways. Mas
sachusetts is the most progressive
state in the union In the matter of
good roads, having the largest per-
centage of improved highways, while
Indiana has the most miles of i'm
proved roads. There are a number
of states in the country. that are now
building model roads such as the one
here will be.
There has been a general impress
sion throughout the. state that the
Burleigh county proposition Is in the
nature of an experiment, but that
idea is wrong as the theory has been
worked out and found to be practical
and the roads to be built in the vicin-
ity of Bismarck are to be "moder'
roads, and not experimental" |
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Mandan, N. D., April 26.-Two New
Salem financiers, Geo. Leonhard, and
John Bloodgood, bought a large tract
Of Montana ranch land last week
The land is located near Deer Lodge
and consists of $4,000 acres, with ex-
cellent buildings and stocked ~, with
1900 head of horses and 800 head of
cattle. The consideration was nearly
half million dollars. The invest
ment is said to be very good pros
pect. The deal was one of the larg-
est of the year.
At a special meeting of the school
board NJ. D. Sutton was reelected as
principal OF the Mandan high school
for the ensuing school year.
Every Indian CT the Standing Rock
reservation received nine dollars the
first of the week. This is called the
annual payment, provided by the gov
eminent, and pays the redmen for
lease of reservation lands, pay for
hides and interest money.
Advertising matter Is out announc-
ing matinee races to be pulled off at
the fair grounds ON May 2. Ed. john
ston's name appears as manager of
the meet and an interesting program
has been arranged, including several
Bismarck horses in the races besides
local speeders. ...
The DeMars hotel changed hands
this week, Mrs. Ed. DeMars disposing
OF her interest to Frank P. McQuil-
Ian, formerly Of st. Anthony, The
new proprietor took possession i'm
The stockholders Of the fair ASSOC
citation met recently at the city han
and elected directors for. the big fair
this year. They are: Chas +. ELLIS.
c. L. Zimmerman, c. L. Holt, q. B.
Furness, D. r. Taylor, c. G. Conyne,
J. r. Gilbreath, Ed. More" A. Boley,
F. H. Massingham and H. H. Harmon.
A large, amount of stock was repre-
sented at the meeting and enthus-
lasm was displayed by every attend
ant. #1,@s :&s; #Els' g, ~
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-27
HORSE Stealing CASEalN
. JUDGE PlERCE'S COURT
CASE WAS CONTINUED UNTIL
MAY "a BY MUTUAL ), ,
CONSENT.
Parties to Trial Reside Twenty Miles
West Of sterline-Many Witnesses
to Be Called. &E 2

John Baroni, who lives twenty
miles west of Sterling in this county.
was arrested on the charge of horse
stealing and had his preliminary
hearing in Justice Pierce's court on
Monday afternoon.
The complaint was sworn to by
Herman Sachs of the same part Of
the country. BY mutual consent the
case was postponed until May "a, as
there are large number of Witness
es to be called and it was decided
that it would be hardship on the
farmers to force them to leave their
work at this season of the year.
Bonds for the prisoner were furnish
ed in the sum of $3.50 and all parties
to the case have returned to their
respective homes.
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.AT THE GEM

!. The Gem theatre has two great
acts to present to its patrons the
first end of this week. The Myster-
ious Franz Ceaser & Co. are certain
ly mystifying the public with their
marvellous feats in magical perform
ances, and their production. this time
equally marvels that Of their great
trunk act which they presented here
some months ago., - <
Forester and Lloyd the singing and
talking comedians, are also headlin-
ers on the BILL Their production of
the celebrated Merry Widow" waltz
brings them great round of ap.
plause at every performance.
These two acts will be presented
again tonight and the program will
be augmented with a complete change
of animated pictures.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1909-04-27
ANOTHER PROPERTY EXCHANGE
Remington Purchased ouinlin Proper
ty on Broadway.

P. c. Remington has purchased the
Quinlan property on Broadway east
Of the property recently purchased at
auction and the new buildings Will
be built so as to include this proper
ty. The old building has been sold
to s., s. Clifford. who will move it to
Avenue F and Sixth street, and will
make 1t over into a double house for
rental purposes.
This purchase gives Mr.. Remington
fine piece Of business property and
q building will be erected that the
city will be proud of.