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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Baseball Notes

If Charley Graham, manager Of the Sacra-
mento team does not throw a lasso the
men he has selected for his team he will find
himself shy few when the season opens. The
latest one of his stars to get away from him is
Jimmy Byrnes, former big Lacquer, who caught
for last years Sacramento team when 1t was an
outlaw team.
Byrnes has been won over by the manager OF
the Santa Cruz outlaws. Yesterday he signed a
coming year byrnes was about 20 sign win
Sacramento. but the Santa Cruz club offered
more money and that is what got James to
change his plans.
Julie Streib, one of the old guard of the Pa
cifc Coast league, viii play with the Santa Cruz
team Hopkins, the southpaw pitcher, will also
become Sand Crab this year:
- Manager Long announced yesterday that Ralph
Willis, who pitched with the Seals last year
and was one Of the clubs mainstays, had I'm
ally agreed TO play with the local club this
season Willis turned down Longs contract. as
be stated that he wanted more money than he
offered. A dispatch from San Jose states
that Willis telephoned to Manager Elmer Strick
lett of the San Jose outlaws yesterday that he
was ready to jump and that he would report at
San Jose Sunday aud play In a game scheduled
to take place at Luna park.
Pitcher Browning will be on the ground Mon
day. He has notified Long that he viii leave
Mexico Immediately and Will be ready to Jump
into harness on his arrival here
II the attendances at the ball games at Recre
alton park this year can be forecasted from yes
its banner year this season from financial
standpoint.
No line could be had on the playing capabili-
ties Of the new the local team from yes
terdsy's game. None of them had chance to
glitter in the limelight. and the chances they
had in the field were all easy. They did not
shine very brightly with the willow.
Flanagan made a beautiful throw from center
in the eighth and bis hurl TO the plate pre-
vented the Seals from scoring. Williams on
third, tried to beat a long iy home. but Flana-
gan sent the ball back with such speed and ac-
curacy that he nailed Nick easily.
Two of the old guard OF the Coast league
Cravath and Dougherty. who with the
SOx did nice work with the willow Cravath
lined a beautiful drive to the clubhouse In the
eighth. which went for three bases and Dough-
erty scored the first run with two sacker.
Bodie leaned up against one Of Sutor's offer
ings and it went up against the right center
fence with a smack. The ball quickly
helded and it only counted for single
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06

coaching the athletes hailing from ST.
Brigid's school in this city. has called
attention to matter of deep interest
to all schools billed to take part in the
meet of March IL. Kelly took occasion
yesterday to weigh a number of the
entries in the 80 pound class and dis
covered that several of them were con-
Siderably over weight,
The lesson which athletic directors
in all the schools should draw from
this fact is obvious. The average boy
really doesn't know how much he
weighs. He has a weakness for cling
ing to his former weight in pretty
much the same way as some of his
elders cling to their former ages, with
the result that investigation will prove
him to be several pounds heavier than
he had supposed.
Now, as the rules of the Catholic
schools athletic league declare that
any competitor found overweight will
be disqualified from taking part in any
of the events, 1t is of supreme impor-
tance to have the boys weighed some
days before the official weighing in at
the Auditorium. Attention to this
matter will prevent numerous disap-
pointments on the night of March IL.
ST. Charles athletes are still very
much in the game. Midway, topograph-
ically between st. Joseph's school and
st. Peters. they appear to have shared
those institutions. Daily practice for
short periods is the order of things at
st. Charles.
George Hart, ST. Charles track cap
tain, confesses to an unlimited admira-
ton of the beautiful Kelleher &
Browne trophy and can see no reason
why his team mates should not capture
1t on the night of March II. The Kel-
leher & Browne cup goes to the win
ner of events in the 115 pound class.
For the benefit of the students of
st. James, st. Peters, st. Charles and
St. Francis Real schools several of the
cups to be contested for at the big
meet will be put on exhibition today
at Harney & Gallaghers in Mission
street. Later on they will be exhibited
In other parts of the city.
An important meeting of the board
of directors of the Catholic schools
athletic league will be held at Sacred
Heart college tomorrow afternoon at
o'clock. Delegates from every school
enrolled are urged to be present. as
the final details of the meet will be
discussed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK. March 5.-Eighty- nth
day OF the winter meeting OF the Los Angsies
Track fast
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs.
odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. St Str. Fin
4-1-Uncle Walter (ButwelD 105 2 n
5-l-Good Fellow (GOldsteinl105 10
Tl@s@;os 2-5. Ii SIS. :2s 4-5. Al Is. -,
1:06 3-5. At post minutes on at go. Right
Sort. Force. PelIeas. signor, Little Nose Sir
Baby. finished named Value TO winner S325.
Winner br g by Griron- Londrino Trained
SECOND RACE-seven furIongs selling;
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St. str Fin.
10-1-Ed Ball (ButwelD ..--116 3 In
2i-sen. lHa BARRETT Sat'SSSss Ssecaheyiiie 5isi
Time-;12 2-5. :23 as. So 2-5. IS. 100 %,
1;1S As. I;26. At post minutes, OF at 2:2T.
Pickaway, Day star. Sainwa. Bellsneker. Ale
vator, Bitter Sir. Josie $. finished named
Value 70 winner S325. Winner eh C. by Verge
dOr-Niobe. Trained BY W. ID. Millard.
THIRD RACE-Cne mile selling;
Odds. Horse and Jockey. . VT. St. Str Fin
+l-Ida May lRussilD ..-.. 80 1 Ia
i5-1-Round & Round (wlschJlO6 AZ 81
1;12 i-5. 1;24 45. I:5s 2-5. At post 8 minutes
on at 2:49. The Thorn Hasty Agnes, finished
m. by Charade- Forelock. Trained by j. Tigus.
FOURTH RAcE-six and half furlOnss,
SeilnE-
odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin
s-5-Pri1ee Ahmed tNIusgrv) IL I IL
1O-1-Tony Bonero Cullen. .1t2 5 y 3 =
Time-:O6 80. rs. % Is. 40 AS. :53.
1 :O5 45 lis 2-5. At post minutes. on at
3:17. Lady Irma. Green Seal. Pal. finished
as named. Valse to winner S325. Winner ch.
h. by King Hanover-Percit Trained by G.
Baker
FIFTH RACE-one and an eighth miles.
Odds. Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. str. Fin.
20-I-Third Rail walsh ....1 .1O2 1 1111
3-1-Beauelere (SIeGeel loo 1l52 IA
4-1-Alwin (Quay) .........101 1 2 IS
Time-;13. SO As. 40 1;Of 2-5. 1;11 AS.
1:27 3-5 1:4O. 1853 is. At post minutes
on at 343. Crack Shot. Smirker. st. Kilda.
winner $325. Winner b. z. by Bannerman-Idls
Days. Trained by owner
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. mares, 4 year
oIds and upward, beaten nonwinners at the
meeting. selling:
odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2O-1-Miss Fairbanks 1O1 wilson .......... I
lola Chata. los tGOldstein) .............. ?
Time. 800. Columbia Girl. KOrosllany. Velma
c. Soprano Number one GOSsiper II. Auburn
dale Sirenlo, Turnaway. Esther NJ. finished
named.
SEVENTH RACE-One and an eighth miles,
selling, year olds aud upward:
Odds Horse aud Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
1-1-NIiss Ida (NIusgrave) .1O5 8 ? 3 Is
30-1-Needful (Shriner) ....107 "a %
21-AucasSln (POwerSl ....109 I In 315
Time. 1853 3-5. At post minutes. on st
4:40 HOgarth. Ozanne, IvanhOe. Manila s, sky
lark finished as named. Value to winner S325
Winner h. m. by Ogden Minnie Saleshery
Trained by G. c. Baker.
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Jockeys Scoville and Sulli=
van Are Suspended

AS an aftermath of the closing 80
of Thursdays Emeryville card Jockeys
Scoville and E. Sullivan were yester-
day indefinitely suspended by the
stewards of the New California Jockey
club 1t was officially announced that
Scoville's suspension was on account
of a series of recent unsatisfactory
rides on short priced contenders, cul-
minating in his failure to land Work
box in the money as favorite Of the
race in which the big killing was made
on Blagg.
Sullivan, 1t was announced. had been
suspended for the reason that he had
ridden Blagg In the race IN which that
horse made poor showing few days
prior to the killing and also because
he appeared to have willfully inter-
which Blagg won. The theory which
Judge Hopper and his associates
formed was that Hereafter was IN the
race for the purpose of helping Blagg
to victory by herding dangerous con-
tenders. 1t was reported that the off,
Gals were informed that Jockey Sulli-
van had called to the boy on Blagg to
come on when he had made an OPEN
Ing for him at the head of the stretch
by carrying Workbox wide.
Jockey Scoville. whom Frank Doss,
owner of Workbox. charged with hav-
ing disregarded his riding instructions.
claimed that he was prevented from
doing as Doss desired by Jockey Sulli-
is scheduled to run again today, and
his performance will be watched with
interest.
Scoville is under contract to j. O.
and G. II. Keene. His contract has
only about a month more to run Sui.
sey. 1t is unlikely that either boy will
be seen in the saddle again this season
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
PRINCE AHMED WINS
FEATURE EVENT
AT ARCADIA
Miss Fairbanks, One oil [ongeSf
Shots of Season, Takes Sixth
From La Chafa
[speeial Dispatch 70 The CaIl

I
Los ANGELES March 5.-Prinee
Ahmed performed with enough consist
ency today at Santa Anita TO win the
feature event. a sprint at six and halr
furIongs. after long rest. and he did
IL so handily as to leave no doubt that
he was back to his best FORM Riaito
was second, but never could get close
enough to work the winner. Ida May
showed Improvement when she out
footed the speedy Adriuche at every
jump In the secondary feature at mile'
winning easily.
Ed Ball, one Of Pop Millard's PERIOD
ical good things. got down in front In
time to nose out Daruma at the wire IN
the second. Musgrave rode a poor race
on Daruma and should have won. but
Butwel unfinished him for the de-
cision.
Alvin. another false alarm from the
Anderson stable. failed to deliver the
goods in the fifth race after being
played nearly of the boards. Third
Rail, ably piloted by Walsh and heavily
backed by the stable. collected, Outstay~
ing Beauclere at the finish
Miss Fairbanks. one OF the longest
shots of the season, won the sixth race
from La Chata- The latter was best. but
Miss Fairbanks broke running and was
on her way before La Chata could get
started. Miss Ida. fairly classy
horse from Latonia, rounded TO FORM
and won the last race from Needful,
held at so to 1.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
COLONEL CHINN In
CITY AFTER LONG
ABSENCE
Visit of Kentucky Turfman Re.
calls His SquabbIe With
Lord Talbot Clifton

Colonel Jack Chinn, state racing COM
missioner of Kentucky and one OF the
best known horsemen in the country,
came back to San Francisco yesterday
after an absence of 15 years
Colonel Chinn runs a string of horses
at Emeryville and Arcadia. but old
timers will remember him better as
the winner of the Spreckels handicap
al the Bay District track. when Lissak,
named after Judge Louis Lissak. bore
his colors to victory. The Spreckels
handicap has since been known as the
Burns
Chinn, it will be remembered, once
was challenged to a duel by Lord Tai
bot Clifton in the heydey of the Palace
hotel. when the titled Englishman was
astounding this western metropolis
with his prodigality at the table and
his daredevil gambling experiences
Chinn had a horse named Caesarion
which he accounted a cheap selling
platter. Clifton bet the colonel that a
horse OF his stable could OUTRAGE him.
The bet was for s2.5OO a side and was
decided at the Bay District track. Chinn
won the bet easily.
Later the two got into an argument
which resulted in a quarrel. The lord
challenged Chinn TO a duel with swords.
pistols or any weapon of his prospec-
tive opponents choosing The meeting
was arranged for at Burlingame, bur
never occurred.
Chinn was of the old fghting Ken
lucky type. and remarked that it would
be a shame to do damage to the bibu-
lous Britisher. And so the matter
ended.
Chinn will be here two weeks.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
MALoNEY WINS MARATHoN

NEW YORK, March 5.-Matt Ma
won the Rye to Manhattan Marathon
race in the fast time of 2:36:26 LIS and
the amateur indoor Marathon at Madi-
son Square garden two weeks later,
easily defeated Paddy White. the Irish
champion Marathon runner, in a Mara
thon race tonight in the Sixty-ninth
Regiment armory. Maloney finished
the 26 miles 3S5 yards in 2:57:23. The
prizes for tonight's race were $500 to
the winner and $500 to the loser
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
oLYMPIC swIMMING CoNTEsT

The annual swimming tournament of
the Olympic club last night resulted
as follows: so yards for Olympic jun
iors, won by Ackerman, Lewis second,
time 81 4-5; 33 yards, club chamnion-
ship. won by Cooper, Dawson second,
time III 4-5: blindfolded race, won w
Pomeroy, Schultz second; 220 yard race
won by Bond, McWood second. Brom-
lev third. time 2:42; 100 yard handicap.
won by kellogg. Watkins second. time
los 4-5. fancy diving. won by Pomin
Day second: obstacle race. won by
4unt: creased pole contest, won by
Leo Meyer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
FLY CASTERS, BANQUET

had a reunion dinner Thursday night at
the ST. Francis hotel. at which papers
were read by Charles 5. Wheeler and
Archie Treat w. d. Mansfield acted
as toastmaster. John Dempster Nc
Kee. Donald Y. Campbell and Henning
Berg were elected new members. Among
the honored guests were Archie Treat,
+. B. Taylor, F. A. Denicke H. p.
Fessenden. Frank Greenwood. LINDSAY
Scrutton and r. c. Copeland Fortv
members of the club attended the ban
quet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
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Arcadia Selections

First race-MOOrish King. Law
ton Virgins. Guy Fisher.
Second race-Jane Swift. Tim
O'ToOle. Kerry.
Third race-Far West, vOx Pop
uli, John Carroll.
Fourth rnce-High Private, Har-
rigan. Guy Fisher.
Fifth race GlOrio, DomInus
Aroi, COIIOquy.
Sixth race-Grande Dame. Ar
court. Captain Burnett.
Seventh race-kinG of the Mist,
MOlesey, Prince OF CASTLE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
DEATH BLOW TO TEXAS RACING

AUSTIN, Tex, March 5.-Horse
racing in Texas where wagers are
made received a death blow tonight in
the legislature when the senate passed
the. Robertson anti book making and
All EFFORTS. to amend the bill faiIed
The measure has already passed the
house. Prediction Is made that should
the governor sign the bill the state
fair at Dallas and numerous county
fairs where racing is a feature will
decline.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
WILL MEET SANTA CLARA TEAM

BERKELEY, March 5.-The varsity
will cross bats with the fast Santa
Clara college team on California field
tomorrow afternoon Either Christen
or White will be in the box for the
California aggregation, while Friene
will be the opposing slabman Moulton
and Stoner, backstops, may get into
the game. Shafer Will be on the re-
ceiving end for Santa Clara. Other
members of the California team are:
First base, Captain Myers; second base,
Lewis: shortstop, Anthony; third base,
Smith; left field, Forker; center field,
Steele; right field, Allen.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
HOME AND HOME GOLF coNTEsT

The home and home contest between
the Clarenont country club and the
San Francisco golf and country club.
which has been postponed a number of
times on account OF wet weather. will
be played today The first half of the
contest will be played at CIaremont
this afternoon. The second half will be
played at Ingleside next Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Team No. ? Beats Angels

Los ANGELES, March 5.-The White
Sox team No. 2 today defeated the Los
Angeles Coast league team in the first
game Of the series by a score Of to g.
Tozer who pitched for Los Angeles
was wild in the first inning. and the
balls. an error by Smith and a hit by
Purtell They scored another in the
two more in the eighth on a walk. a
bunt and a two bagger by Bader Los
Angeles scored a run in the fourth
inning of Altrock, who replaced Miller
and two more in the sixth. Armstead
replaced Altrock in this inning after
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
Stanford Defeats St. Vincent

Los ANGELES. March Stamford
university defeated ST. Vincent's col
of ball by a score of 8 to 3. The fea-
ture was the pitching of Schofeld for
the northern team, who struck out 10
of the Saints. Buckles, the former
Pomona high school twirler, who was
on the mound for the losers, struck out
eight The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
FIGHT TWENTY FIERCE ROUNDS

SAN BERNARDINO. March 5.--How-
ard Baker of Boulder. Colo. and Clar-
ence English of Omaha fought 20 fierce
rounds to a draw last night before
were 1000 spectators. The features
were the infghting of English, and
Bakers science. Both were badly pun
ished, but finished strong.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
CHICAGO
Ks AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Matticks, Bader Sacrifice
hits-Ross, Howard, Smith First base on err
r0rs-Los Angeles l, Chicago l. Left bases
Los Angeles q. Chicago g. First base on called
balls-On Tozer 3 on Olmstead 3, of Hosp l.
Struck out-By Tozer ,. by Miller l. by AltrOck
], by Hosp I, by olmstead ?. Double play
Dillon 10 Delmas. Hits-On Altrock I. off TOzer
,. OF Hosp 4. OF Olmstead . Hit by pitched
ball-Miller Time OF game hour and so min
F-mnfrn-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
WELSH KNOCKS OUT BRONSON

NEW ORLEANS. March 5.-Freddie
Welsh of England knocked out Raw
Bronson of Indianapolis in the thir-
teenth round of what was to have been
a 20 round bout before the West Side
athletic club tonight,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
STANFORD
SUMMARY

Home run-Shute. Three base hits-Shute.
Ybarrando, Sampson. Sacrifice hlts-Sampson,
Bell. Scott Hickson. First base errors
stanford 3. st. Vincent 3. Left bases-Stan-
ford 3. St Vincent f. First base called
balls-0n Buckles 4. OF Scnofeld g. Struck
Out-By Buckles s. by SchoheId 10. Hits-on
Buckles .. OF SchOf1eld 1. Passed balls-O' Con-
nor /, Canterberry l. Wild pitches-Buckles 2,
SchoheId /. Time Of game hour and 45 min
utes Umpires-Toman and Lane.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-06
SUMMARY

Innings pitcbed-By Scott T. by Griffin G. by
Sutor 3. RuDs-0n Scott o, OF Griffin 2 of
Sufor o. Hits-On Scott O. OF Griffin l. OF
SutOr J. Three base hit-Cravath Two base
hIts-DOugherty. Hahn Sacrifice hits-Parent
Kelly. Atz. First base on called balls-OY
Scott g. OF Griffin ,. of Sutor 4. OF Spencer 8
Struck out-By Scott 3. by Griffin 2 by Sutor
2 Hit by pitched ball-Tenant by Sutor
Double plays-Griffin TO Williams TO Curtis 10
MOhler, Flanagan 20 Owen. Time OF game
hour and - minutes Umpires-Sheridan and
Mccarthy
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sax FRANCISCO
Runs AM HTS By TNN1Nes

Slated for sutor in the eighth.
Evening star., 1909-01-24
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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-04
JACKSON HOLDS
STORAGE LAW GOOD
Bessemer Case win Go to the
Supreme Court
EARNEST FUNERAL TO-DAY
Sentiment Divided In Bessemer as to
Provoeation That Had Been Given
the Boy-Personal and
General News.
EARNEST FUNERAL TO-DAY
Bv j. B, HOUSTON.

Bessemer, March 3.-(Special.)-Th
anti-storage ordinance passed by the city
council on February 16 was declared valid
by Judge William Jackson of the city
court of Bessemer today.
The case came up on an appeal from
the mayors court of city VS.. w. S. Edge.
who was fined 800 and costs. Judge Jack
son held the ordinance valid but as
sessed the fine at $50 and costs.
1t will be Remembered that upon the
passage of the ordinance the place of
Edge was searched and case of whisky
was found in storage room back of the
soft drink stand. Edge was arrested and
fined 500.
Notice of an appeal from Judge jack
sons court was given and case will go
to the supreme court.
The defendant was represented by At
torneys Thomas T. Huey and Pinkney
Scott; the state by Solicitor Ben G.
Perry.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-04
Personal and General.

Mrs. E. d. Pugh entertained the choir
of St. Johns church at her residence on
Avenue E last night. The choir under
the direction of Mr.. Robert Totten re-
hearsed the music for next Sunday, also
several pieces of Easter music. After re-
hearsal. Mrs. Pugh served a delightful
salad lunch. Nearly all the members were
in attendance.
The dance to be given by the ladies of
the Amphion club to the male members
promises to be a notable event in the
history of the club. Elaborate prepara-
tons are being made and an enjoyable
time is anticipated.
Miss Opie Clements of Athens is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. E. r. Fields, on
Avenue d and Eighteenth street.
The Rev. Alex Crawford, Phi. D., and
family have moved to Hilltop, where they
will reside for the present
Miss Maud Scott has returned from
Livingston, where she has been visiting
her sister, Miss Edith, who is at school
at that point.
Miss Viola Eberlaid and Mr.. j. N.
MCGEE were married last night at Tuxedo
by the Rev. l.. M. Hartzf1eld The we'd
ding was a quiet affair, only a few rela-
tives and friends being present
At the business meeting of the stewards
of the Methodist church held last night
Mrs. Paul Wright was elected organist.
Miss Claire Bishop of Midway, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. M. fl.
Cowart, at Shadyside, will return home
Thursday.
Owing to the illness of his little daugh-
ter, Katherine, Judge ]. NJ. Donaldson has
had to postpone his intended trip to Okla
homa
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-03-04
Sentiment Divided,


Sentiment seems very much divided in
the deplorable tragedy which took place
in Jonesboro yesterday afternoon, when
A. M. Earnest was shot and killed by
his 16year-old son, whom he was chas-
tizing. 1t is said by some that the faith
er was Ill natured and hard to get along
with and that the boy being young was
driven to desperation, while on the other
hand the boy is condemned by some who
say no punishment would be too great
for him.
Tho tragedy is deplored by all and much
sympathy is expressed for the whole fam
lily.
The funeral will take place Thursday
morning at McCalla. The services will be
at the Jonesboro Methodist church at $3.50
in the morning, the Rev. j. M. McClesky
officiating. The Odd Fellows will conduct
the services at the grave and all members
of the Jonesboro lodge are requested to
meet at the hall at 8 o'clock.