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The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
THREE TENNIS TOURNAMENTS
WILL BE COMPLETED TODAY
By GRANT SMITH

Three tournaments will be completed
on the Golden Gate park tennis courts
today, the bay counties championship
singles and doubles and the handicap
singles tournament begun about a
month ago. Three teams remain in
the doubles tournament, while the
singles tournament for the bay coun
ties championship is down TO the
finals.
winner in the singles, and with Reuben
Hunt also has the doubles title at his
mercy.
Foley went through the singles with
out meeting q first class player and
he has had nobody to beat and it is
hard TO figure just how his present
form would compare with his form of
about three years ago, when he was
at the top of the heap.
At that time Foley held the bay
counties title and every other title,
with the exception of the coast cham
pionship. He will no doubt regain the
title. but there viii be little or no
glory go with ii. In the matches he
but the few times he did let himself
out he seemed to play the game as well
as ever.
The situation in the doubles is even
worse than the singles. The default OF
George. James and Percy Murdock in
the first round left the field to Hunt
ana Foley. They completely outclasS
the other teams and ought to win as
they please. They will oppose either
Mann and Jordan or Batkin and Finni-
gan in the finals. When the last mem
toned teams come together in the semi
finals this morning good match should
result. There is little to choose be-
tween them
Jordan and Mann are two old Stan
ford players who have played good
tennis in the past Batkin and Finni-
gan look trifie stronger than their
opponents, but will probably have their
hands full when they meet the former
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
PHILADELPTIIA'S THIRD SACKER
SIGNS CONTRACT WITH CUPID

went to school together. Both were
born in the same town and grew up.
Baker had Miss Tschantre's promise of
her hand in marriage when he made
good" in the world and she patiently
awaited that time
Baker made good and then some.
Last year he was one of the sensations
of the American league. He worked
his way right to the top and was one
of the factors that helped keep the
Athletes in the pennant race up to
the very last He became star in
fast baseball company and he kept his
word with the girl of his choice. The
rest was easy.
When Baker learned that he was to
come to the coast with the Athletics
he told his bride to be and she de-
cided that she would precede him and
wed him here Miss Tschantre arrived
here a month ago for the PortoIa cele-
bration- Baker came two weeks later
and they agreed TO marry quietly in
Oakland. where the young lady was
stopping with relatives.
Among the interested spectators in
the grandstand yesterday afternoon
was Mrs Baker She cheered for all
the Athletics. and for her husband in
particular. Baker seemed to realize
that she was watching his every move
ment. for he responded with four
singles out of five trips to the plate
and stole the only base Of the game
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
Opering Card
At Emeryyille
Is Announced
NafHanson Has Arranged Pro-
gram to Attract Well Bal
anced Fields

The program books for the first six
days of the racing season at Emery
Vile We're issued yesterday and train
ers have an opportunity of studying
the conditions and deciding where TO
place their horses. Martin Nathanson
has arranged a program that should
bring together well balanced. fields the
first week.
Particular interest centers in the
card for opening day. which will be
next Saturday. The feature is the
opening handicap at one mile for all
ages. The purse is s40O and it should
attract some of the best horses at the
track
In line with the announcement of
President Williams, no purse less than
$3.50 is offered and there are two 5000
purses.
Ins addition to the opening handicap
the events are:
First race--selling. 3 year oIds and
upward, six furlongs.
Second race year olds, five fur
longs.
Third race-Selling, 3 year olds, five
and a half furlengs.
upward, one mile and 20 yards.
Sixth races year olds and upward,
Futurity course.
The San Pablo handicap at five fur
longs for all ages is announced for
Wednesday, November "a.
The Thanksgiving handicap at mile
and an eighth will be the attraction
Thanksgiving day and the Oakland
handicap at six and a half furlongs
will be run Saturday. November 81
AS horses continue ITO gather from
northern and eastern points Nathanson
will have an easier task in arranging
programs that viii provide Interest,"
ing racing. Most of the horses are
ready to face the barrier and liberal
entries are expected.
Glass, the boy who came west to ride
for Andy Blakeley, has improved
greatly since the clever trainer secured
his contract and his services are likely
to be in demand here. His experience
on the eastern tracks has given him
much confidence.
Blakeley brought some good horses
from New York and if they retain
their summer form should be heard
from frequently during the season.
Max Hirsch. who raced at Emeryville
last season, plans to race his stable
at Juarez, according to a report from
New York.
William St Vincent left Lucy C. in
British Columbia. She will be bred to
imp Cyclades The ST. Vincent horses
are among those delayed by the -cavein
of the Shasta tunnel
Barney Schreiber is expected to ar
rive from Latonia in time for the OPEN
ing day across the bay.
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Frank Baker, star third baseman of
the Athletics, has furnished the ro
nance of the barn storming trip of the
team Last Friday morning he slipped
quietly over to Oakland and an hour
later he returned to this city with
Mrs. Baker. who. up to that time, was
Miss Ottilie Tschantre, a popular and
charming young girl of Cambridge, Md.
Baker took his boss, Connie Mack,
and all his teammates by surprise. He
did not tell any of them what his mis-
sion across the bay was. Everything
had been carefully planned and was as
carefully executed. After taking out
the marriage license in Oakland Baker
met the girl of his choice by appoint
ment. took her to the home of Rev. DR..
Webber of the Methodist Episcopal
church and there the marriage cere-
mony was quietly performed.
1t might still be secret had not
some little bird begun whispering yes
.terday. One of the first to hear the
good news was Connie Mack and he
quickly told all the others. after ex-
tending his congratulations to the bride
and groom. Baker blushingly admit
ted that he was a benedick and proudly
introduced his wife to his teammates
The marriage of the popular ball
player and the Maryland girl is the
elimination of a pretty romance which
began many years ago when the pair
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
HITCHCOCK OR POLY WILL
MEET ALAMEDA CHAMPIONS
By HERBERT HAUSER

three games this season to decide the
supremacy.
The winged V organization has been
playing together for many years, and
each year has shown marked improve
ment. 1t is not heavy team and it's
members rely upon the speed of its
players to win the games. The Cen
tury eleven has changed from last sea-
son. William Moir, the quarterback, is
now captain and he will probably be
the fastest man upon the field. The
team is a stronger aggregation than
last year and the contest with the
boys from the navy yard town should
be worth going miles TO see. The
officials for the contest will be selected
by the American Football association.
The Academic leagu is making
great mistake in holding it's swimming
tournament at Sutro baths. and unless
it's committee has made some pretty
soft arrangement with the mana ge
ment of the baths it will find it diff
cult job to make the tournament pay
expenses. The Sutro baths are a long
way off on wintry night. and while
it is much better place for competi-
tion, the present condition of the
leagues treasury does not warrant TAX
ing the chances of financial failure;
whereas. meet held at the Olympic
club under any circumstances would
mean money in the treasury and prob
ably a good profit al that.
The basket ball teams of the various
high schools are now getting in trim
for the approaching season. Each year
seems to find more and more people
interested in the game. Among the
high schools Oakland will have five
that will probably be in class of it's
own a. far as school teams are con-
cerned. The city schools will be pretty
evenly matched with the championship
probably lying between Wilmerding
and Lowell, though Lick and Polytech-
mic expect to have first class teams
The Pacific Athletic association will
meet Wednesday night and many mat
ters of Importance will be. taken up
among which will be the discussion
as to the manner of conducting this
years basket ball tournament.
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SCOTTISH BOWLING

Three tournament matches and
number or close and interesting prac-
tice games were played by the Scot
fish bowlers on the park green yester-
day. j. K Jones put an end to the
winning streak of Thomas Millar. who
the handicap and scratch events Jones
beat him by n narrow margin, the
score being 21 to 10. The other two
matches played in the handicap singles
tournament resulted in a victory for
Judge Lucien Shaw over John T. Dare
by score of p to u, and a victory
for James S. Webster over j. c. Jones
by a score of 21 to Is.
The best of the practice games re-
suited as follows: Al. l.. Grove and w.
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college players. Neither team is given
much chance against Hunt and Foley.
although either one will force them to
play good tennis to win. The final
match viii be three, sets out of five,
and will be played Immediately after
the completion of the finals of the
The finals of the singles will bring
together the veteran Foley and w
Tobbtren nbr "a an IN, 9ntried PLAYER. who was
tournament. He made a favorable i'm
preston on the opening day, when ne
peat three veterans but fell down in his
seminar match with M. Rosenberg last
sunday. He managed to win out by
narrow margin, but did not begin to
show the tennis that he was exDe%aoti,
to in view of his previous good form.
iaet iae was Si,5a snnering u from stage fright
over II by today to make it interesting
Tor 10 ,E,n F,1ley; II he plays his best garne
ne ne, VIII Keep the former champion on
he viii again suffer from a case of
nerves. The match will be played at
isoo, ana Will consist of three sets out
The final match of the handfcap
ss,Ing.cs tournament will be between w.
receive 2 handicap of 80, and. although
ne viii be up against steady man in
foiey, ne ought to put up good fight
with such liberal odds
Nothing has been heard from Maurice
Mclaughlin and Melville Long. othAr
than that they played a few practice
matches at Honolulu and failed 10
make much of an impression on the
natives This is not surprising in view
or the fact that they probably had not
lost their sea legs and did not stay
long enough to timber up and get into
any kind Of shape. With the three or
to practice in Australia they~will be at
their best. and their best will open the
eyes of the Australians, the same as it
did the easterners
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All Nationals Win HandiIy
Over Angels
Lspeeiol Dnealeh o The CeIIl

LOS ANGELES. Nov. l3.-The AL
Nationals defeated the Los. Angeles ball
team today by a score Of TO o. Cur
It's Of the visitors pitched mastery ball.
ana while eight hits were secured off
his delivery they were so well scattered
that the Angels were not dangerous
competitors at any stage of the game.
The Nationals made a spectacular fin
ish, scoring seven runs in the last in
ming. Easterly. the former Los An
zeles catcher. made his reappearance
back OF the bat for the Angels and
was given quite . hand by the fans on
posed 70 him in the same position was
Meyers. known as the $1,000 beauty
OF the New York Giants. Score
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.tTo DRIVERS ORGANIZE

CHICAGO. Nov 13.--With intent to
aid in enforcing existing laws govern
ing the driving of automobiles and the
prosecution of reckless chauffeurs. the
Auto Drivers protective association
was organized last night with 115
members. The association will give
legal aid to all of its members when
arrested and medical attention when i'll
or suffering from injury.
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
riM MELVILLE SICK
Seeeial Dispateh 70 ne CaIIl

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 1S.-James Mel
vile, golf instructor at Del Monte, who
has been here for some weeks giving
Instructions in golf at the Sacramento
country club, is lying very i'll with
pneumonia at the Sisters hospital.
"Jinl" Melville is known to all golf
players on the Pacific coast
The San Francisco call., 1909-11-14
PuebIo's Big Ante

PUEBLO Colo, Nov. 1s.-Fred Dixon
well known sporting man, today
wired James Jefries that he would
bid 100000 for the Johnson Jeffries
boxing exhibition to be held in Pueblo
1t is understood Dixon has the backing
OF we'll known Nevada mining man.
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lined up as follows.
GIRLS. BASKET BALL FINAL

The deciding game for the girls
basket ball championship OF the ANA
teur Athletic league for 1908 will be
played between the teams from Lowell
and Santa Rosa high schools next Sat
urday afternoon. November 20. at the
Y. NJ III. A. hall. Page and Steiner
streets. These two teams PLAYED for
the championship in May of last year
but owing to irregularities the league
officials ordered the game to be played
over
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Football Scores
Nev Haven Yale L. Princeton o.

~ New Haven--Aale u. Princeton q.
At IfhiCo-gornnil G. Chicago a..
A. Annapolis ~ Western reserve 6.
a. Philadelphia Michigan Z. PENNSYLVANIA g.
Joseph colieEe. Eaii more q.
A. Cambridge e-iisrvard freshmen 81. Yale
freshmen o.
A. saington-fieorgetoTn 0, University Of
Virginia =.
Al Columhia. Mo.-Nissouri -. Drake s.
"a Aadisen-M Minaesota -. Wisconsin IS.
81 Grinueh. Ia.-f"xa state normal - Grin
neil C.
A. Albuquerque University ~ New Mexico
Is, New Mckee military Institute ,.
81 Colorado SIrings-Siate University g. Colo
rado college O.
A. DenTer-Rsskeu Indisns :, Denver univer-
Eity s.
Agricultural college ~ Montana o.
~ SEATTLE lincoln high Seattle -, Spokane
tiEh o.
Al Portland -University Of oregon -. rnirer-
Al Corvallis. ore.-oregon agricultural college
p. University of Washington -.
A. Williamstcwn, Mass. Williams Il, Am
herst q.
Al New Brunswick J. Rutgers II. Haver-
ford @.
At Durham. \ H-New Hampshire state H.
Rhode Island state 3
At Providence. Il. L. Brown Il. University OF
Vermont o.
At South Bethlehem. Ps.-Lehigh g. New York
university g.
Al Pitfsburg-U nversity of Pittsburg II.
Washington and Jefferson 3.
At COiiegevilie. Pa rsiuus 3. Swsrthmore o..
Al lows City-Towa is. Ames o.
At Iafsyette. Ind.-Purdue "a, Rose poiytech-
A. N,e,- orfesns 7,exas ~ Tulane 10
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Big Eastern Games

Cornell and Chicago tied. e--s, AT
Ithaca.
Harvard oufcIaxsed Dartmouth. !.
rs. ~ Cambridge.
Pcnnss downed Michigan, f2-s. at
. FIsftaslcTgsfa.
NaNy defeated Western Reserve.
1T. af snar rotfs.
4t Chtca aE0-TiI5nois -. Northwest
eru q.
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P. Higgenbottom beat ]. Elder and J.
I: Dare, .21 to 20; James Gray and d.
OBrien beat Hugh Forgie and ].
Deasy, q to IS; ]. C. Moffatt and J.
Joe Gray and G. Patterson beat T. K.
Jones and Rev. A. c. Baur. 21 to 19
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FOOTBALL SCORES

At Walla Walla-WhitWOrth college
of Tacoma 0, Whitman college 0.
At Wichita-Ottawa university So
Fairmount college 0.
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ALL NATIONALS
Runs AND HITs BY INNINGS
SC AItiAEl

SrmmaF.--JaTse hsfc hit--I.oss. Two base
fssx-Dayle I.cnnox. Sacrifice iif-Egan. Salen
i,zses-Beai. Ioylc. Ells. SaOdgrass 81 First
fssc 81 called bails-of Curtis ,. OF Tiiorsen
!. Strnri cait--lsy Cut1is :. by T1lorsen g.
Double play EaGan 70 DOYLE 70 Konefcby
Passed tall-EasferIy. Wild s,iisbl~C Curtis hit
~ pftcllod ball--SnodgraSs ca. Time Of game
I h0ur - minutes umpre-TonlaD
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men.
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Neither Side Scores

Los ANGELES. Nov. 13.-In a slow
game today on Bovard field. neither
the University of Southern California
L. s. Z. made the better showing, the
ball being in Pomona territory most
of the time. Decius. right half Of
L. :. c. was the star of the Meth
Odists. and through several of his long
runs that team made its best showing
Ickes, quarter back for L. :. g, also
gave brilliant support. Davis, CEN
mona, made the best showing for their
team Score: L. 5. G o. Pomona 0.
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Minnesotans Champions

MADISON, Wis. Nov. 13.-Minnesota
Clinched the Western conference football
championship today by decisively de-
feating wisconsin. % 10 G. Minnesota
played one Of the most brilliant and
successful games ever seen on a
western gridiron.
For p short time I'm the first half
Wisconsin held Minnesota and took
the lead by to after Minnesota had
scored the first touchdown
In the last 10 minutes of the game
Pickering and Rosenwald zach smashed
through the wisconsin line and ran 15
Yards for q touchdown
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