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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

December 10. from his late residence, SGT Do
lores street.
o'GRADY (Iass)-A solemn requiem high mass
Till be celebrated at st. Psuls church,
twenty ninth and Church streets Satur-
day. December IL, at 10 a.. m.. for the re-
pose OF the soul of the late Rev William
OGrady, formerly assistant pastor of ST.
Paufs church Friends respectfully in
vited to attend.
RADANoyICH-In this city December s. 1909
kristo Radanovieh of Oakland, beloved brother
of Louie Radanovich4 a native OF .Mokrene
Austria. aged 10 years.
members Of the Servan Montene gro Benevolent
society are respectfully invited 10 attend the
funeral tomorrow friday, at / o'clock o. m
from from the parlors OF McGinn Brothers. 1876
Eddy street. lnterment Servian cemetery.
sCHMIDT-In this city. December 8. 1909.
Peter ID. Schmidt. native of Hanover. Ger
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow Fri
day. December 10, at II m. from the
street between Twenty-dfth and Twenty
sixth. interment Cypress Lawn cemetery by
l1:3o a. m train from Twenty fifth and Va
lencia streets.
sTEELE-In this city, December s. 1909
Thomas J.. Steele. beloved husband Of Saidee
Steele. father OF Thomas W.. Steele. son Of
brother of Charles d. and William j. Steele
and Mrs. John r. Lynden native OF County
and 10 days A member Of Occidental lodge
No. p, F. A. NJ. tPittsburg papers please
The funeral services were held yesterday
"wednesday December 8. 1909. at 1870
o'clock p. M. at Golden Gate Commandery
Hall. Sutter street between Steiner and Pierce
under the auspices of Occidental lodge No
%. +. & A. M. Interment Cypress Lawn Gem
etery. by electric funeral car from Thirteenth
and West Mission streets.
6TRAIGHT--In this city December 8. 1000
Charles NJ Straight, native OF California
aged ~ years. A member OF Golden Gate
camp No "a, Woodmen Of the World
Remains at the mortuary chapel OF the
Golden Gate undertaking company, 2475 Mis-
sion street near Twenty-hrst-
STRAUSER-In this city December 7. 1900
Sophia, dearly beloved wife OF Leopold Strauser
aud loving sister OF Samuel Holtz of DAYTON
o., and Mrs. Matilda Friedman OF San Fran
cisco, native of Baden, Germany aged 70
years months and days.
THIELE-In this city, December Z 1909. Dora
beloved wife of Otto Thieie, daughter Of
Emma Dahnhar6, and beloved sister Of John
Vermehren and Mrs. McDonough a native of
San Francisco, CAL, aged As years and 7
months. member Of Verein Eintraehf ana
Turn Schwestern.
Friends and acquaintanees are respecffuIv
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow eFri
day., at p. M. from the pariors Of II y
Suhr & Co., 2919 Mission street between
Twenty fifth and Twenty sixth. Remains az
near Thirteenth. until 10 A. m. tornorrou 1Fri
day.. Interment Cypress Lawn cemetery bv
carriage. -
wARD-In Mill Valley CAL December : 1000
George Billings Ward. beloved son Of Mr. and
Mrs Roy c. Ward, native of Mill Valley
Cal. aged years months and days
Funeral and interment private.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Rain Causes POstpOnement
of InterschOoI Game

The weather yesterday prevented a
match between two of the baseball
teams of the Catholic schools athletic
league at the St. Isnatius college
grounds. The boys from st. Joseph's
school, Tenth and Howard streets, and
st. Josephs institute. West Oakland,
who were scheduled to play, have post
poned the game TO Sunday afternoon
at the st. Ignatius college grounds.
Both Josephite teams played well in
the league tournament last spring.
They clashed for the first time during
Portola week at Freeman's park, when
victory favored the San Franciscans by
the close score of 3 to z. Sundays
game viii give the Oakland Josephftes
an opportunity to break even with their
local namesakes, in which event third
game must be played to settle the SUI
premacy.
The interschool series has aroused
considerable interest among the boys
belonging TO the Catholic schools ath-
letic league, and both parochial teams
are assured of a host of sympathizers
when they meet Sunday afternoon. This
game Will mark the first appearance of
Smith, the new West Oakland twirler.
The game will be called at 2 O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Promoters to Blame
For Fight Criticism
They Must Shouo Public Where They Stand
In Queer Deal
BY WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

NE followers the fighting Francisco hear
much from the lips Of Jack Gleason his arrival here Saturday
night Gleason will be from the
the
h and nssmuch he supposed have with
looks though the affair
In has Chicago Gleason bemoaned the
that the looking That probably went
According dispatches Gleason in
landing the prize He OF the first workers from the moment
credit of heading
California syndicate Next they had his linked with that OF Sam
The third supposed joined ce OF
CoOth and this practically admitted Last but not least Gleason
coupled Rickard a half
SHOULD HAVE MUCH TO TELL
%
tell stands
Workers He all hypnohzd mesmerzd but
y his beautiful line
and
with Rickard
of
n his
STRENUOUS EXPLAINING NECESSARY
It viii take lot OF explaining and lot of straight honest talk to
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Fight Promoters Must Explains Barney Oed Breaks Record in
Thrilling Drives Prize Cats Will Be Show Today Lyric Hall
|OLDfIFLD BREAKS
50 MILE RECORD
NJ axes Daring and Spectacular
Drive at Dallas, Tex, Over
Frozen Track

+. 4 DALLAS, Tex, Dec. s.--With his face
wrapped in wooden bandages and wear
ing heavy fur gloves and fur over
coat, Barney Oidheld drove his 12O
horsepower Benz racer in the teeth of
a Texas norther this afternoon and
broke the so mile worlds circular
track record, which has stood for over
five years. He covered the distance in
47:1S, as against the old mark OF
1910 1-5, made by himself in Fresno
Cal, in 1904. Oldfeld got inside the
previous record at 80 miles and broke
every mark from 80 to so.
Oldfield's drive was most spectacular
as the track was frozen in places and
the radiator of his car was filled with
alcohol to prevent freezing. At the
finish of the drive, Oldfield's hands had
to be pulled loose from the steering
wheel by his assistants, having been
affected by the intense cold at so high
a speed.
E. III. r. Green member of the Amer
lean automobile association board, acted
as referee. AS the meeting was sane
toned the record will be accepted
a official.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Con Connolly Runs Over
Ocean Shore Track

With Walter Christie, University of
California coach and trainer, Con Con-
nelly, Johnny Hayes and Jimmy Fitz-
gerald, all on the job to see that the
course is properly measured, work was
started in the Ocean Shore lot yester-
day on the track over which Hayes.
Connolly, Fitzgerald and Soldier
King will run their Marathon race next
Sunday afternoon. No sooner was the
route laid out than Connolly tried it
for five miles. which he breezed in 2S
minutes.
Hayes and Fitzgerald did not try the
new track, but took little jaunt to
San Mateo instead. The roads were in
miserable shape and they were running
in the face of a driving rain most of
the journey. So the time made was
not fast. Later. Hayes called on his
friend, George Cohan, the comedian
playwright, and advised George to have
a good substantial bet on him to beat
the field.
There is a possibility that Harry Nc
Lean, the Arizona Indian, will go to
the barrier with the others in the race.
McGrath has been corresponding with
the red speed marvel and Harry is
willing enough If he can reach this city
in time.
Mayor elect P. H. Mccarthy is slated
to start the race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Wednesday. December s;
ARZINO-SEIBERT-Fred Arzino. 3d. 621 Sew
enth St, and Madeline Seibert, Is, 24l6A MIS-
sion st.
EN-SINZINGER-Emil w Benthien,
80. se0A Fourteenth ST.. ana Minnie E. Sin
ringer. 45, 5SSia Haight st.
GLICKFEID-FiRoHMA GIickfeld; 20 ~,
Philadelphia, and Gertrude Frohman, "a, 2oO
Second ave.
LDSToNE-LEvY-Leo w. Goldstone. q.
and Mabel A. Levy, Is, both of Normandie
Hotel
-cRoAsDALE = Edward A.
Gottesburen %. and Clara n. Croasdale. Fl,
both Of IT'S Eddy st.
HIcKEY-w wALSH-william Hickey, 81, San
Francisco. and Katherine Walsh 80. 1881
HoLBRoOK oOK-yANCE-Charles H. Holbrcok Jr..
81. 1851 Fillmore St, and Minnie E. Vance, is.
Hotel Jefferson.
ooLHoRsT-THYssEN- Hoolhorst "a.
1888 Ellis St. and Maria H. Thyssen, l6 1431
Thirteenth ave.
HUBER-ToNNELIER- Huber. 2s, 1900
Pacific ave, and Fernando Tonnelier, p, 1905
Pacific ave.
HUGHES CURTIs-Arthur c. Hughes, 81. 319
Fifteenth ave-, and May Curtis, 2s, Dublin,
ireland.
JoHNDAHL-NELsoN-Harry G. Johndshl p,
1925 Thirty-ffth ST., and Dorathy C. Mel
son, 90, 10 Gladys st.
KRYGE-KoFOLD-Max l. P. Kryge, "a,
Fruitvae, and Mamma K. Kofod, 26, Modesto.
RMAN-COHN-wiliiam Lieberman. so,
and Bessie Cohn. "a, both Of $50 Second ave.
SHEIRDAN-vANDEvEN = John Sheridan.
43, Gallup, N. NJ, and Ida vandevener, 81,
Marshfield, Ore.
SAfITH-SMITH-Henr p. Smith. 80, and Vic
toria A. Smith. 26. both Of San Francisco.
vANcE-HoEFLER-c A. Vance, 81, Ho-
tel jefferson, and Edith Hoener, Is, 130
Haight st.
GHT-MARQUEHASSE--R z. Wright,
36, Carmel Valley. and Emilia c. Marque-
hassc, 40. Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
RFCOUPS
ON GREAT JUBILEE
Good Thing at Tampa Bay Gives
Opportunity After Number
of False Tips

TAMPA. Fla, Dec. S.-Great Jubilee
was the good thing at the Tampa bay
track today. furnishing one of the best
opportunities the public has had to re-
coup from false favorites in the last
two days. Charlotte Hamilton, a much
fancied one in the third, furnished an
upset when she was beaten by Sere-
made. The weather was warm and
clear, with a rapidly improving track.
The attendance continues to increase.
Results:
First race. selling six furlongs-RebeI Queen,
70 1. won; Joe MoSer. 3 10 2. second; Occi-
dental. to 2. third. Time. I:1s So.
Second race, selling. hve and half furlongs-
Inspection. > TO 2 won. Smonette. to ;, sec
ond; Diato, 10 ]. third Time. 1:i3 10
Third race selling. FIVE MISUNDERSTANDING, 2
10 I, won: Charlotte Hamilton. TO ;, second
MHlcon. 10 70 1. third. Time. Loo 2-5.
Fourth =race, five and half furlongs, selling
CassOvary. 70 J. won: Ametus. 5 10 /, second
Caltha. 10 l. third. Time, 1:13.
Fifth race. five furlongs, selling-The Clown,
10 1. won; Smith. to ], second; Albus II, 7
20 J. third. Time, :05 3-5.
Sixth race. mile selang-Great Jubilee )
10 I. won Kings Guinea, 10 to l, second; Lille
Turner, il to 10. third. Time, I:49.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Faculty Will Entertain
Rugby Team at Banquet
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Dec. S.-The Santa
Clara college Rugby fifteen will be the
guests at the annual banquet tomorrow
to be given by the faculty in the college
dancing hall.
Speeches will be made by Rev. Father
Gleason, s. j., president of Santa Clara
college: football Captain Barney Jar
rett: Coach Harry Mckenzie; Athletic
Director Beimann Budd, S. j., and Man
ager George G. Boles.
During the evening football captain
for 1910 will be elected. Barney Jar
rett. this seasons captain, has proved
himself a capable leader in every re-
spect and has won the admiration Of
his followers. He will be graduated
next June, however, so he Will not be
advanced A spirited contest for the
honor is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Klaus Backs Out of Match
With Hugo Kelly

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-Silvie Ferretti.
manager of Hugo Kelly. received word
from Boston yesterday that Fred Klaus,
the Pittsburg middle weight, had
backed out OF his match with Kelly. set
for December IA at the Armory athletic
club Of Boston.
Ferretti received an offer from Match
Maker Dime Of Pittsburg for six
round no decision bout between Kelly
and Klaus at Pfttsburg December IA.
and wired his acceptance. He also re-
cefved an offer from Tommy Walsh,
who is managing the New Orleans club.
<for 2 match between Kelly and Papke
New Years afternoon.
To tie latter Ferretfi wired. saying
Kelly was ready 10 meet any middle
weight in the world and that II Papke
would consent the match was on.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
PRIZE CATS GO ON
EXHIBITION TODAY
Second Annual Show of the Pa
cifc Club Brings Out
Great Entry List

The second championship cat show,
under the auspices of the Pacific cat
club, will open this morning in Lyric
hall. Larkin street near Eddy. Though
cat shows are novelties in San Fran
cisco all indications point to sue
cessful exhibition this time. When the
entries closed 10 days ago 175 blue
blooded specimens of the house pet va
riety were on the rolls of the exhibit
tion list. This far exceeds the entry
of last year.
Among the exhibitors are prominent
cat owners from every part of Cali
fornia and several from other states
San Francisco. of course leads, but Los
Angeles and the south in general will
be well represented. as will also be
Oakland and the other tranSbay cities.
Mrs E. e. Besse of Chicago, one of
the most noted cat authorities in the
United States has been. selected to
judge the various classes. Mrs. Besse
arrived several days. ago. In her
opinion the show will compare very
favorably with any of the exhibitions
recently given in the east She has
The prize list will total something
like 100 trophies for the various classes
and grades There will be first, second
and third awards. The hall has been
specially fitted up for the comfort and
convenience of the cats and the exhibits
VIII all be carefully marked and num-
bered. officers of the club will be on
hand all day to welcome visitors.
The show will continue for three
days and judging in the various classes
will commence this afternoon. 1t is
expected that the task of selecting the
winners will be a difficult one. Com
petition among the owners, Of the an
ticipated prize winners is very keen,
especially in the cases of those who
competed against each other last year
in the inaugural show.
The show will be directed by the fol-
lowing officers of the Pacific cat club
and its directors: President, Mrs. B. E.
Weaver; secretary, Miss c.. Burton;
show committee. Mrs. A. w. Deane,
Mrs. A. H. Abbott. Mrs. X l.. Burns,
Mrs. H. Ryfkogel. Mrs. A. H. Brod
Mrs NJ. Dietschy; cage committee, Mrs
j. Marvin, Mrs. E. L. Cross Mrs L.
Mowry, Mrs. c. Remington, Mrs. L.
Mooney; transportation committee, c.
II. Congdon. Oscar j. Korn, A. J. Oliver
F. Berget: show treasurer. B. E. Weav-
er; reception committee, Mrs. H. c.
Kinds, Mrs. E. L. Terry, Mrs. 1. Thomp-
son, Mrs. III. Newton.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

ell admirers apparently is not disturb
ing the boys. They have their hearts
set on Attell, and apparently they are
going to back him while they have a
dollar left in their pockets. He's an
other local idol
Though Webster looks to be bit
drawn about the face, he claims that
he can make the required weight 1l6
pounds, at o'clock without the slight
est trouble. He did lis when he met
Atten in Los Angeles last month, and
though apparently handicapped he
fought a hurricane battle and stood
toe to toe with the little Hebrew for
ten grueling rounds.
Webster has made quite an impress
sion on the fans who have watched
his workouts at the beach He is a
fast little fellow and apparently has
a good punch in either hand. He
fought Wolgast s rounds in Los An
geles a year ago last September, and
though the conqueror of Powell had
seven or eight pounds on him Webster
made a very good showing. He was
Denver Ed Martin lin his day one
of the cleverest of big men) has Joined
the ranks of the rejuvenated maulers
and is looking for a chance to get on
month. Denver Ed will fight Jack
Burns or any other medium class heavy
weight who wants his game. Ed is
still as grand a boxer as he ever was.
but it's a question If he can go the
route. However. If he has anything
left he would beat Burns in short
fight.
name of Young Fitzsimmons. He's
a middle weight. is Young Fitz, and he
bears q striking resemblance TO the
once mighty Cornishman. Young Fitz
will fight any middle weight and fight
reasonably, too. just to show US what
he has.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Coffroth Takes Steamer for
Trip Abroad
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Colll

NEW YORK, Dec S.-Jarnes w. Cof-
froth. accompanied by Charley Harvey
the local sporting man, sailed for Eng
land on the Lusitania today. There
was delegation of sports to wave
them good luck.
Coffroth is bound for London and
Paris to arrange for the production OF
the Ketchel fight pictures and
probably to make arrangements for
the pictures of the Jeffries- johnson go.
The California promoter said he
thought there would be no trouble in
pulling off the big fight Charley Har-
vey will be gone about month He
will probably bring back with him
Jern Driscoll, the champion feather
weight of England. who may be
matched with Abe Attell. and Owen
Moran, the English lightweight, who
may face Battling Nelson.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
Two Games Scheduled for
St. Mary's Diamond

The midwinter baseball league has
a double header billed for Sunday aft
ernoon on the st. Mary's college dia-
mond. The Gantner & Matterns and the
Phoenix players will play at 1880
o'clock, and later in the afternoon the
Olympic club and the Shreves will clash
for their initial game in this years
series.
The league has planned a series of
games which will extend through jan
uary. February and March. Most of
the games will take place on the Oak
land college campus, though it is likely
that a few games, particularly those
in which the Phoenix players do not
take part, will be played in San Fran
cisco.
Thus far only two games have been
played in the midwinter series. In the
first the college boys defeated the
Olympics and in the second the Cant
ner & Matterns and the Phoenix team
played a no score game.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09


closed door sessions and the two sets
of articles are ugly reminders of ring
fiascos Of days gone BY. The amount
Of money involved is another bad
feature.
II Cofroth is not going TO be in on
q share Of the profits Of the hight, II
seems strange that Gleason and RICK
ard already are talking OF pulling II
of al the Mission street arena, the
property Of Coffroth. Il does not seem
likely that Co1roth would let them go
ahead on his own private battle ground,
especially as he has several big matches
In view for the coming year. Even
now COfroCh is on his way 10 Europe
for the purpose of signing up the star
British boxers and bringing them over
10 this country TO compete against the
best men in their class here. Ihen
why should he allow his rivals 70 make
capital for themselves by using his
arena. especially as he is down on the
list as one Of the defeated wouid-be
promoters
There are more angles TO the Jeffries-
Johnson match than a contest TO seat
q United States senator with several
out for the job. It's too bad that they
mix I'D so much politics with present
CAV prize fights The fans had enough
II this at the recent municipal eiec-
tion What they want now is q night
and not a debate nor frenzied hnance
CemOnstra ton
from the way things are looking up
Monte Atten is going into the ring
zafnsr Danny Webster a very heaNy
fsvOrite next Friday night Every one
- the fans who likes TO have bet
down on ring contest likes Monte.
The verv fact that Webster fought At
tell TO q standstil on two previous
occasions does not seem to count It's
an Atten with them.
The betting is 10 TO right now,
with nrscticallv no Webster money In
sight. The recent cleaning Whlcn the
few Wolgast followers gave the Pow
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
YOUNG WOMAN ARREsTEp

CHICAGO, Dec. S.-The first woman
to be arrested by the police on the
cago was taken into custody yesterday
She is Miss Laurel Johnson, also known
as Laura Nelson. She and Harry Dud-
ley were arrested by detectives from
the central station as alleged handbook
operators.
Detectives found the man and woman
IN Dudieys cigar store and took them
to the station. where both gave bonds
for appearance this morning. A formal
charge of keeping a gambling house
was entered against them.
Miss johnson is we'll known in the
vicinity under the name of Nelson. She
is a bout 25 wears of age.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
LONG SHOTS TAKE
RACES AT JUAREz
Right Easy Captures Feature OF
the day, a Handicap at
Six FurIOHgS

W-AREZ. Mex. Dec. S.-The talent
Rad bad day today. not favorite
winning. Long shots were in evidence
and the book makers had profitable
dav. chief interest centered in the
handicap at six furlongs, which was
won bv II. G. BedwelI's Right Easy by
2 head from Enfield in l:l4 30, the
fastest time Of the meet Results:
55-a. FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
ODDS. Horse Weight and Jockey I'm;
s-I-Good Intent, ioS tAleoahey $4,000 !, !
15-l-lfike M0lrff. 10 fSimmonS) ---.-----.- Z
Tiu,s-i 90 4-5 Lord Clinton BrunhiIde Lady
psurhira eorzo and Ed Keck finished named
$3.50. SECOND RACE-seven furlOngs; sell
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5i-NcNally 1O3 lPickens) )---.-...-...-.--.
: 52-Dredkin. 9S (Garnerl l.....-..-.-....--.,. 2
sf-BrIce los CMcCahey) y).----..-.-.-...--.. 3
Time I:30 Tihis. Miss Gratitude. Aqua
swing Landlord, wineberry and Sensible I'm
isbed as Named.
55sL THIRD RAcE-Five and half fur
. Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
= Light Knight, l06 lMolesworthl ----
ll-lo-sevenfgA leG &; wilson '----.-------- z
1sme-l:0s Is. DR.. Mack Lady Adelaide.
Conai. RudyoIa and True Six finished as named
s5s2. FOURTH RACE-sx furlongs:
ODDS. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
s.I-R5ght Easy. lo2 lKennedy) .-...------
IO-I-Marchmont. 105 fI.ouder) ...---..-...- 3
Tirne~l.I4 8-5 King Cobalt, Pedro. La Dex-
ira Little Usage Lomond and Gresham finished
IS named
s5ss. FIFTH RACE-one and a sixtes nth
Odds. Horse. weight and Jockey I'm.
5-I-Tbe Wrestler. I02 (McCahey -.-.--..... !
3-l-Fred Muholland, 100 lSmalp p-.------.--
6-l-The Thorn Jos fAustin) --.....-.----...- 3
Time .49 4-5. Miss Alert, Moliere, Arcourt
and Servile finished named.
1854. SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
I2I-Kopeck. I05 fRice) --...----- $500.
S-l-Anne McGee. 30 u. WilsOnl --.-----...
4-I-E 81. Fry l03 (NcCabeyl .-.-...-.-..-. 3
Time-I.l6 30 Confo. Cheswardine, Wander
and star Thistle finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
wHEELMEN ELECT oFFICERs

BERKELEY, Dec. S.-With the dis
bandment for the winter of the Berke-
ley Wheelmen, a popular organization
GERS have been elected for the ensuing
year: President, S. Whitehouse; vice
president, Elliott Moore; secretary. L.
Sheetabeck: treasurer, r. Mahoney,
captain of the relay team. Thomas Tay-
1or
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
eithef of the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name aud residence OF persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
MARRIAGES

HAUN-McLENs-In this city, October g. 1909,
5y the KEY. ,; y ;; droxeli' os pastor Epworth
and Mary c. McLens. both of San Francisco.
WILLIAMS -ROsENBAUA--In This city. De-
cember Z, 1909, BY the Rev. Edward X. Strong
Silas Edward Williams of Oakland. Cal. and
Mrs. Rebecca Rosenbaum of San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
PITCHER WILLIE HoGG DIES

PUEBLO. Colo, Dec. S--Information
was received here today by relatives
that Willie Hogg, pitcher for the
Louisville American association base
ball club, died this morning in New
Orleans Hogg was with the New York
Americans for five seasons. He was a
pueblo boy and began his baseball
career here.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
RUGBY IN HIGH SCHOOLS

SACRAMENTO, Dec. S.-Rugby foot
ball is to be played at the Sacramento
high school and perhaps in all the high
schools in the valley next year, the
American style of the game having had
a very poor season this year. The
local students have instructed the board
of education to name a physical di-
rector who can coach the students in
Rugby football. The valley schools will
decide the question at meeting jan
uary II.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09
BIRTHS

REICH--In this city, December s, 1909. to the
wife of Frederick w. Reich formerly Tile
Gibson).
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-09

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