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Tampa Results

TAMPA, Fla, Dec. 10.-Nose finishes and a
dead heat characterized todays card. Osorine
and Forese furnished the excitement when they
under the wire together. the Birtsehell
colt coming from behind and nosing Osorine right
at the wire. Five bank rolls were dssipated
yesterday when five faVortes and heavily
played second choice came home in front. but
there others TO take their places today
and the layers had another chance to get even
Whim closing at l TO 2, was the big upset of
the day, being easily beaten by Autumn Girl
Results:
First race, five and half furlongs, selling
Pirate Diana, TO 5. won: My Love, IL to 2,
second; Gordon Lee. to L, third. Time 10 4-5.
Second race. five furlongs, sellng-Autumn
Girl 3 to /, won; Whm, l to ., second; Lou
Lanier. Z to l. third Time 1:05 2-5.
Third race seven furlongs, selling-osorine.
to 10, and Forese, IL to TO- ran dead heat;
Kercheval, 40 TO !, third Time :33.
Fourth race. FIVE and half furlongs selling
Charlotte Hamilton, TO L. won; Alice Mack,
20 p second; Baleshed y to 1, third. Time
1:13 1-5.
Fifth race. FIVE furlongs. selling-Jack Den
Merlin, to /, won; Eva Tanguay, TO 1, sec
ond; Layeno, TO l, third. Time los 40.
Sixth race, seven furlongs, sellng-Ben Howe
10 2, won; 0kenite, 10 to /. second; B0nebrake
TO 1, third. Time / "a 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
ST. IGNATlUS WINS
AT BASKET BALL
Red and Blue Triunphs Over
Sturdy Team From the Mis-
sion High School

The red and blue of ST. Ignatius'
basket ball team flashed in triumph yes
terday at the college gymnasium when
the boys of the college team defeated
the fast team from the Mission high
by a score of SO to 2S. The game was a
well contested one, and spirited play
ing, with many spectacular throws. af-
forded a large crowd of enthusiasts
some good sport.
The red and blue of the victors was
in evidence throughout. Their inside
work and clever passes had their ad-
versaries guessing from the outset. and
it was not long before the st. Igna-
thus boys had nice lead.
The Mission lads put up a gallant
struggle. and it was only the finished
work of the red and blue team that
brought about their defeat. The game
was noticeable for its clean work and
signal passes The ball was sent up
and down the field with unusual rapid
ity and accuracS. and several goals
were thrown at long distance.
The victors played together in ma
chine like fashion, which was admired
by the gathering The st. Ignatius
team lined up as follows: Rottanzi,
center; Flood and Evans, forwards;
Knight and Dorland, guards. The win
ners have games scheduled with some
of the best teams around this vicinity.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
ARCHIBALD MAKES
GOOD AT lUARFz
Clever Jockey Pilots Enfield TO
First Money in Exciting
Finish of Handicap

JUAREZ, Mex. Dec. 10.-Enfeld, un-
der Archibalds good ride, won the
handicap at six furlongs today. The
finish was so close and exciting be-
tween the first three horses that the
public was unable to tell which won. En-
field, the favorite. cut out the pace to
well into the stretch. when King Co
bait and Marehmont challenged and
a fierce drive resulted, the three horses
finishing noses apart and in the order
named. Summary:
5sOs FIRST RAcE-Fiye and half fur
longs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Doctor Mack, ia tSmalb .............. l
5-1-Dubioa, 107 tStrongl ............
Time-1:1 %. Star Thistle, Elder Lady
Adelaide, Chan Belle and Comal finished
5eO4 SECOND RAcE---one mile; selling
odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
121-Lista. 103 tBenescotenl ;;...... I
Time~1:45. Dredkin The Thorn, Meiange and
sos. THIRD RACE-Fve furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
15-i-Master Clarence. 105 (Youngl ........ .
I0-1-Miss Hardly 105 (AIorse) .............. 5
Time-1:04 4-5 Henry Mann, Odd Rose, Henry
Williams Steel King, Muxlaw. Ilusiye, Henry
Belton Jack Hayes and Red Campus finished as
5sos FOURTH RAcE-six furlongs; handl-
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-l-Enield. f1O (Arehibald) d)-.....-........- l
4-1-King Cobalt, 100 tCreery) .........-....
7-l-Marchmont. 1o4 tPiekensl 3
Time-1:151-5. Orbicular, Dr. Waldo Briggs,
Finaneier and Bellwether finished named
5607 FIFTH RACE-0ne mile; selling:
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Servile 101 (Molesworth) .............. l
5-f-Hands Around. 102 (Garner) ........... 2
12-1-Sabado 107 tPrendergastl ............. 3
Time 40 Lady Ethel r. l. Smith, John
Sparks, Doctor Nash and Dalesman finished as
named
560s SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
1-1-Gold Finn, 113 (MeCahey) ............ I
3-l-E NJ Fry % (Garner) )..,.............. =
4-1-Force 105 (Piekens) acknowledgements. 3
Time-1:16 Is. Patrick and Kopeck finished
as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco Friday, December 10, 1909:
ARLT-HARRISoN-Th Thomas NJ. Arlt, 26, and
Alice G. Harrison, &C. both of 1179 Oak st.
ARTON-LANINI-Jo Arton, ~. Fort Mley,
and Ethel Lanini, 81, Loleta Cal.
O-PITERA-Giuseppe Dulbeco 26,
1867 Green ST., and Della Pitera. 81, SIS
Green ST.
EVERETT-W ELISCH-Grayton W. Everett 2I,
San Francisco. and Caroline Welisch, is, %
Park Hill ave.
PRIOR-REAAIES- William Prior, 30. 1899
OFarrell ST., and Anna Reames, 81, 1854 Val
lejo st.
TRIPPLETT- TT-KRETH-James NJ. Tripplett. %,
Seattle. and Anna A. Kreth, 81, 1445 Thir-
teenth ave-
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Neck and Neck Finishes Mark DAYS
Sport of Kings at Emeryville Track
JUDGE QUINN wins
TIE LODI HANDICAP
Six 10 Five Choice Takes Up
Running al Last Turn and
OutdOeS Fast Field
By E. w. CLARKE

a DAY OF sunshine proved that the
only thing seriously operating against
the success OF racing at Emeryville
has been the wet weather The crowd
was considerably larger yesterday and
The betting livelier. Three favorites
and second choice gave the talent
better than an even break with the
layers and a brace OF neck, finishes
made the sport interesting
The longest shot TO score was John
II. Sheehan. against whom the unwar-
ranted price of 10 to ! was laid, and
the big sprinter, off seventh, simply
romped over his field. Inclement was
an easy second and Fordello third.
Creston. the favorite. was nowhere.
The days feature was the Lodi
handicap. at seven furlongs, for >
year olds. Judge Quinn was a 6 to 5
choice. and Miss Picnic was supported
around threes Binocular, al to J..
had quite q following. Tom O'Malley,
with BinOcular close UP, cut out the
pace. and Buxton choked the life out
OF Binocular trying 10 take-him back
10 IliTa p0SlLlOn Inc colt quickly
dropped TO the rear, and Judge Quinn
took up the running on the last turn.
he won handily from Miss Picnic, who
closed well under an adverse ride. Bal
ronia was third
Eddie Dugan had the mount on Bano-
rella in the maiden event which
opened the card. and she was odds on
at post time. Nicely rated. she took
the lead in the stretch and won by
neck in a drive with Elodia B. Gram
ercy was third. John Whalen was left
at the post.
Sainotta. under heavy play, became
slight favorite for the second race,
bun Illusion, repeating her good race Of
the day before. breezed into the lead at
the paddock and won handily. Sainotta
took the place from Silver Grain by
four lengths
GossIare, at TO ., simply romped
from wire TO wire in the mile affair,
opening a gap of 10 lengths and win
ming pulled u2 from Cataline. a long
shot. who beat Sir John a neck for
place.
Ampedo ruled favorite for the clos
ing sprint. with Father Stafford and
Titus I'll freely backed. Nav Pink
showed the way from the barrier, but
her fash was short, and Doctor Rowell
took turn at the pace. He too gave
up and Titus II and Old Settler. both
coming from the ruck, took first and
second places with Ampedo third.
r. J. Farris sent to Juarez for a
jockey and though unable TO land the
lad he wanted, succeeded IN securing
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Braden Elected Captain of
Santa Clara High
TSpeciol Dispatch 10 The Call

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SANTA CLARA. Dec. 1O-At a meet
ing of the Santa Clara high school
Rugby team, held this afternoon, Ross
Braden IL was elected to fill the posi-
ton of captain for the year 1910. The
balloting showed Braden 10, Draper 4,
Clayton 2. The last season was Bra
den's first experience in the Rugby
game, but his brilliant playing as a
front ranker brought for him the lead
ership of the Santa Clara schools ff-
teen.
Clyde Alexander, who led the 1909
team to victory in every enga cement
this year, except two. these being tie
games, was given a great reception
upon retiring.
Prospects for another team as good
as this years, which by default of the
Polytechnic high school of Los Angeles
claims the championship of the state
in the high school class, loom up prom
Using, and Braden should be able to
captain a winning team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE Fla. Dec 10.-Today S
players received jolt in the opening race when
Harvey F, heavily played to 10 favorite, was
beaten by Cindy. whose price at closing time
was IL to .. Acrobat, the strong favorite at 1
to 10. in the sixth, beaten by ST. Joseph.
which carried fairly good list of hackers at
to ].
First race six furlongs-Clndy. IL to 2 won;
Harvey F. to 10, second; Diction, TO l, third.
Time 1:16
Second race, six furIongs. selling-Ethon, 9 to
., won; Home Run to ,. second; Woodlane,
to l. third. Time /: IA 40.
Third race five and half furlongs selling
Pantouie to L won; Tom McGrath. 8 to J.
second; Jacobite, 10 to /. third Time 1907 81.
Fourth race seven furlongs, handieap-Ros-
trum, TO /, won; Takahira, to /, second
Center Shot. to s. third. Time 1:2S 3-J.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Rubia Granda
6 to 5. won; Topsy Robinson, 8 TO >, second
Tivolini, Il TO l. third. Time ZIG.
Sixth race. mile and a sixteenth, selling
ST. Joseph, to /. won: Campaigner to /,
second; Acrobat, to 10, third Time 40 SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
Oregon UniVersify's
Baseball Squad to
Invade California
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

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PORTLAND, Dec. 10.-Man-
ager Jamison of the University
of Oregon baseball squad is
negotiating with the colleges
and athletic clubs of California,
and at present it looks very
much as if the Oregon men will
tour California during the
Easter vacation.
Games are being arranged
with Santa Clara college, ST.
Ignatius, Stanford, Berkeley, ST.
Mary's and the Ireland Inde-
pendents of San Francisco.
Coach Father Tom" Kelly of
California, who made such an
excellent showing with the
green Oregon squad last year,
will coach the lemon yellow men
again this season.
College baseball managers of
the Pacific northwest will meet
in Portland tomorrow to ar
range conference schedule.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
DEATHS

ALLEN-In this city. December 10, 1909, Siaude
b. Allen. daughter Of OriIla l.. and the late
William n. Allen, and sister of Mrs. James
Mainland and Sara II. and Huber H. Allen,
native of San Francisco
BACIGALUPI- this city December Q. 1909.
Nilda Bacigalupi, dearly beloved daughter
of Stefano and Palmira Bacigalupi, a native
of San Francisco, aged l6 years months and
u days.
BRoPHY-In East oakland CAL, December 10.
1903, Emma Frances Brophy, beloved wife of
sroob Brophy agfap ptnsr s Of sephen
and sister Of Mrs. III. ID. Veirs, James H.
Whitaker Jr.. Benjamin f. and Charles =.
Whitaker, Mrs. Frank Peters, Arthur Whit
aker and Mrs. II. Scovel, a native of Taun-
ton. Mass, aged 40 years months and 10
days.
A. Burke, native of Ireland, aged GA years.
Captain William colo beloved husband Of
Aargret Colby, and stepfather Of Mrs. Louise
Sweden, aged IS years 6 months and 10 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday, Deceml-
ber 13. 1909. at o'clock a. M. from the
family residence, 1902 Spruce street thence To
St Joseph's church, 1000 Addison street. where
requiem high mass will be celebrated for the
repose of his SOUL commencing at $3.50 Il. M.
Interment st. Mary's cemetery
CoLLINS-In this city, December Z 1909. AIary
7 Collins. beloved mother Of Michael and John
Moran. a native of Limerick. ireland. aged
45 yeaps 10 months and 81 days
coNKLIN-In East Oakland, Cal. December O.
1900. Frank g., beloved husband OF Adelaide
Conklin, father of James F. and Alice ]
Conkiin. and brother OF Platt u. and Charles
p. Conklin, native of New York, aged 67
years member of Brooklyn lodge No 225
r. & A. NJ
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral services taday
fSaturdar) December II. 1900, at 2:So o'clock
p. M, at the family residence, 1926 Fourth
avenue. Intermcnt private.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

Pico BIanco. the green colt from Mo-
lera & Josephs stable. will bear watch
ing The youngster was off ninth yes
terday and finished fourth, running
over colts in the stretch. He seems to
have the making of a racehorse in
him. Another green youngster, John
Whalen. duplicated his first start and
refused to break from the barrier.
Jockey Merepal was up.
Plunger James MacManus bought the
miller. Mr.. Bishop. from Joe Mason yes
terdaY for $500.
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meeting might run the scheduled 80
days, it would probably be at loss.
Jack Keene, who returned from Rus
sia some weeks ago, arrived yesterday
from Lexington and will take part in
the local game with his brother Ham.
His movements are uncertain, bGt he
viii probably stay at Emeryville until
after the first OF the year. II is not
likely that he win go to Argentina, as
was reported.
A letter from Starter Jake Hoffman
at Ell Paso announced that he would
reach here Sunday. He will supersede
Dick Dwyer at the barrier on Monday
and oficiate for three weeks.
Del Fountain has bought the contract
on Jockey Selden from W. NJ Cain.
The little lightweight has been riding
in fine form lately.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

MACEY-MINER-I this city, December g.
1909 by the Rev. William RAIDER, Robert Al
exander Macy and Anna Frances Miner, both
Of Lafayette, Contra Costa county, Cal
REMTHIEN- this city Decem-
Der S, 1909, by the Rev. Ebert r. Dille
D. D. Emil William Renthien and Minnie
Elizabeth Sinzinger, both of San Francisco.
REYNoLDS-EHELER-I this city, December
3 1909 by the Rev. William RAIDER John Har-
vey Reynolds and Jennie Bell Eheler, both of
San Francisco.
BERTSON-oTTEN-In this city, December
8, 1909, by the Rev. ]. Fuendeling, James
Robertson and Meta Often, both of San Fran
cisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
ROUND AND RoUND-vALosKI-JoHN
REY HINDOO-THISTLE BELLE-RALEIGH

the services of Tony Smith. The boy
viii ride the clever sprinters in the
Frazier & Farris barn, including Fer
nando and Thistle Belle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
BIRTHS
MARRIAGES

WELTON-In Oakland, Cal. December Z, 1909
to the wife of w. B. Welton, daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

Jockey Eddie Taplin was at the
track yesterday, having come from
Fresno. where he has been detained by
his mothers illness. Bedwen's crack
little rider showed symptoms of want
ing TO stay with the game here and it
was rumored that all was not har-
monious with the boy and his contract
employer. He does not want to ride at
Juarez.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

r. J. Farris sent to Juarez for a
jockey and. though unable TO land the
lad he wanted. succeeded IN securing
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

Matt Reiss, who early in the season
had thought Of shipping his string to
Juarez. received a letter from the
Mexican track yesterday telling hlm
to stay here. His correspondent said
the weather was cold and the attend
ance dwindling, and that while the
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

is1c-:24 40 - 90 Al post minutes.
place show: Ampedo. - show. Winner
Trained ~ G. r. Mcneil. Scratched-JJSS
sfr rIioh price--Titus 21-s. Ampedo ,.
running . game race Old Settler closed
= hif Stsfford closed well Bowell ran
viii do from now ca. Others up against Il
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

Titus. SIS place. 7-1O show: Settler.
Bloomsbury Sister 10 Ruth Ryan.
le Start good. Won in drive Of
fast on the outside and just got up.
Ampedo in worst going and hung
!. The race viii fit Redondo and be
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

post = minute on at 3:0Olh Quinn. 1I-20
r. Balronia out show. Winner, ch- g. by Ravel-
Bianchi Start fair Won easily. Second and
3. Walsh waited with Judge Quinn to the three
II and the horse was afterward in any
closed stoutly in final sixteenth. outgaming Bal
J. Tom O'Malley stopped badly in final three
q anchored. Binocuar under wraps first
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

I7nJs--25 -. 20 30. 1:l5 40 1.82 3-5. AT
place out show: Cataline place. I show;
(larfnin Trained by 5. Judge Start good.
driving High prfce-Rosslare 4-5. Rossla
6eld an lie way winning easing up. Cata
wav Sir John outgamed Orilene at the end.
aufrIaeepd
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11
The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

win be skipped daily
Friday Dcemterl 1909 Iheen
j Hopper presiding judge Richard DWyer starter
N black faced
sSc7
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meeting might run the scheduled 80
days, it would probablyebe at a loss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-11

Time-.24 Is s}-5. III 30 Al posi- minutes.
clement 4 place 3-2 show; FOrdello II
Trained by J. Dixon Scratched-55ST Ben
driving. High price-tordeLo 4, Creston
p hand ride. Inclemenf ran a good game
after rhe start. WAS far ont Of it. but closed
saved ground by a short stretch turn but
speed. but dogsed it badly after running
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place Out show: Picnic, 6-5 place IL show.
sfor-Lady WadswOrth. Trained by o. A.
third same High price-Judge Quinn 10.
furlaug pole where he took him 10 the front
9anger winning as he pleased. Miss Picnic
ronia which in worst going on the rail
furlongs. Good ship ON rail- al the way and
quarter and then died away 10 a walk.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-04-10
PRIZE-WINNINC
White leghons and White wyandottes

won In iss IN competition open 10 tho
" lBi.p. at Memphis. Dallas, Ter. and jaca.
son. sara In Cssh Prince. ard fes~ Silver Csps
sghn 50 y scss NJ ~ sssass As.fAsl sss ., Sys
hes assss 20 handsome co~kerels Tor sale al =
20 y each. rsss. O., o. and y, rer IA r. and =
got A. Incubator eTss o. por TOO. rrairio State
incuea,ufs al tacsnry prices. Ca,alox and
mating ia, tree ". C. TAYLOR
SD capitol ~. JACKSON. htsa
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-04-10
THE MOST PROFITABLE TYPE
OF MULE.

There are still those assuming
the responsibility OF advising the
Southern farmers regarding what is
the best size and type OF mule and
what they ought to breed. who stick
to the old idea that the farmer ought
to breed the medium small mule be-
cause II is more active
II is safe 10 say any man. no mat
ter what he is producing. should try
to produce the product that will sell
for the most money. Well. here Is
the ST. Louis mule market quotation
of a recent date:
Fourteen-hand mules were
quoted from SIS 20 sI25. l4h
hands. SIS 10 sl35: Is hands
si25 TO &i75: i5,a hands. $3.50
TO s225: i6 hands. si65 20
$3.50; l6h hands. from sis5
Ia s275.
Which sort do You wish 10 pro.
duce. the is-hand animal for from
SIS TO sl2s. or tho &c y hand mule
ut from sis5 TO s2757
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-04-10

follows: feed work mules on, say
liz quarts oats and one quart OF
wheat bran and one pound OF cotton
seed meal with fodder or hay at q
feed. My mules fatten on this, and
keep sleek. with short hair: they
she'd Immediately when fed on the
above.
Il have also fed mares and colts
on meal. hulls. bran and oats mixed.
with the best results. think this
combination for brood mares is the
best feed that can be had. since It
produces more milk.
The same rs also the best feed !
ever fcd 10 colts: they thrive and
grow stronger and faster on It than
on any other feed ever saw.
You should encourage stock pco-
pic 10 try this feed. Il should be
used. oven ~ {; were not cheaper
than any other feed. because Il r.
tho best"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-04-10
500 from Three Turkey Hens.

McAsrs Editors in 1905. with
three ~. II. turkey hens. 40 raised
aud sold So worth aud hare on hand
seven young turkeys worth SIS.
making a total Of SEQ. or ss5 each
tor tho hens. Nc sold and gave haAy
tao siItings OF eggs ilow IL th!s
TOR euccoba wlgh turkcYAs
4 small al Ia Tho Southern farm
Gar~ttc sold them. and wc could have
sold 100 more !! NC had had them
No~. OF course. there Mas some
expense. but II waA not great. There
ia more clear money iu turkeys tnau
there II In cotton. aud would advise
farmers to raise more iurkoyH ~
all means raiho tho pure breeds. AS
they are easy TO raise aud wsll BRING
better pricca. as no one wants any,
thing but full blood 20 breed from
G.. ". PRESLEY.
Ethel. MiHa.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1909-04-10
Csoo other Poultry ads on page e


why should you spend si2oo TO snoo Tor a
bruoder that will Give you lots OF trouble
heating and keeping heated when you can
buy a Capon that will care for your chicks
better. and nature would have 1T our
Capons are guaranteed to carry chicks and
NC claim they are even better than the
mother hons. We still have feV LETT cur
price Ia stun each. VIC are also breeders oi
= g. Rhode Tsland Reds. winners at Monroe
Poultry show. white wyandottcs. Hun y.
Rocks brown tnghorns. Indian Games and
tmucftal Fckin pucka- Give us \ trial order.
MtRt&Ft.ts 4 IIEWtS. Hayou Goula. la