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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

Judge Hopper's lecture prompted the
boy to drop out rather than risk
ruling off that would keep him off the
New York tracks next season.
Gossip and hope are both running
in the same direction, with the owners
at Emeryville regarding the chance of
meeting at Arcadia following the
season across the bay, Basing their
predictions upon the apparent success
of Williams experiment the turfmen
are inclined to take two views of the
situation-one. that the Emeryville
meeting will be extended into the sum
mer, the other that Williams will re-
ciprocate on the Arcadia nagements
help at this meeting and let the tail
end of the season go to the southern
track. Every one admits that the tour
ist clieptele and the fast course would
make the southern meeting a success.
and there is probability that the
track would draw horses from both
Juarez and Florida. Barney Schreiber,
who is one of the chief stock holders
in the Arcadia track, might be depend
ed upon to bring his star performers
from Jacksonville. 1t is fact, how
ever, that spring meeting at the
southern track has not yet been Off
cially considered.
Nagazam, once horse of consider
able caliber, and who fiipfopped last
week to win sprint at long odds, will
not wear the orange and black cross
again The Keene brothers have sold
the son of Mazagan to F. NJ. Hopper
Terms not published.
Five bad actors have been added to
the starters schooling list They are
Phillistina, Lena Lech, Herliana. ePre-
tension and Hi Caul Cap. 1t is rumored
that Herliana's trainer thinks she is a
well behaved filly and that her failure
to get away has been due to the un-
usual activities of the assistant start
ers. Madison has complained to the
judges of the treatment his entries
have had on the back stretch starts
Dick Farris paid S55 for colt hy
Illawaho at the Slower sale and saws
he bought the youngster as a joke and
under the belief that he was by Kenil-
worth. He named him Kiefer, after the
hottest town in Oklahoma, where Fra
zier, the partner-in in the firm. lives
With track more to his liking. but
with an impost of lis pounds, Boggs.
the game little horse from the Keene
stable, viii have a chance to prove his
ability at "a mile today If Bubbling
Water gets hustling ride, she NAV
press Boggs, and Del Fountains Rose
vale and Andy Blakeley's Blackford
are able TO put the result in doubt.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Olympics Finish Card For
indoor Field Meet

The athletic committee, of the olym-
pic club has announced that the an
nual indoor field night of the club will
be held at the Auditorium on Friday
evening, January %. An attractive
program of events has been arranged
and should draw a first class list OF
entries.
The following is the program: rs
and 800 yard scratch races, rs yard
dash for old timers of the club, so yard
high hurdle and rs yard low hurdle
scratch. sc pound weight for height;
500 and $50 yards and one mile run.
handicap; high jump. pole vault and
shotput, handicap; three legged race,
football team; high school relay for
five men, each to run a lap, and an
open relay for five men teams
Entrance blanks will be out TODAY
and can be obtained at the club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Eddie Dugan Stops Riding Across the Bay
tIILDRETn'S JOCKEY
QUITS IN A HUFF
Peeved by Reprimanding Given
Him for Dumping Rey
Hind00 on PaIO Alto
By E. w. CLARKE

Eddie Dugan, in the first fight of
American jockeys and with bee in
his bonnet for future honors on the
English turf, has decided to drop out
of the game at Emeryville. He will go
on a hunting trip ard otherwise dis
pose of his time until Hildreth, his
contract employer, needs him next
spring on tire metropolitan courses.
Dugan could have had his choice of
mounts at the track across the bay.
There is no disputing dis ability as a
rider. Neither is there any question
of the lads propensity to ride roughly
in any kind of a race. Mixed up with
more boys of his own caliber, the
rough riding might be taken as part
of the game. but Dugans past MASTER
ship in that direction was even appar-
ent on the Canadian tracks, and he
found himself in disfavor
Across the bay, with lot of second
raters and apprentices against him, the
methods of Hildreth's boy stuck out
like a sore, thumb. His worst offense
was the humping out of Rey Hindoo
Saturday, and achieving a win with
Palo Alto. 1t was under the very noses
of the judges and it is presumed that
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
RED AND BLUE WILL
CELEBRATE VICTORY
ST. Mary's College Students to
Hold Big JoIlifCafion Rally
and Banquet

The formal celebration of the foot
ball victories scored by the red and
blue fifteen this year will be held by
the students of St. Mary's college
Tuesday evening. December 21. I'M
mediately after the big Thanksg giving
day game the ST. Mary's boys held an
informal triumph, but the more elabo-
rate celebration was, by general con-
sent, postponed until Tuesday week,
the day on which the semester closes
at the Oakland college.
Plans for the big event were dis
cussed Saturday night at a supper
given to the Rugby squad in an Oak
land cafe by Peter j. Mccormick, a
graduate of the college and one of the
donors of the Mccormick and Nc
Brearty trophy. A committee was ap-
pointed to prepare artistic souvenir
menu cards in which the photographs
of the fifteen Rugby players will be
displayed.
The student committee of arrange
ments plans to have Brother VeIesian.
president of St. Marys college, and
several representative members of the
faculty present at the coming BAN
quet to be rendered the Rugbyites.
Among those scheduled to make
Joseph, moderator in athletics at ST.
Marys; George c.. Faulkner, Rugby
coach;. John Z. Doran, graduate man
ager. and Spence Dickson, captain of
the 1909 team.
Professor Frederick Schorcht, direc-
tor of the college orchestra, is pre-
pairing a special musical program for
the occasion. The program will in
clude a repertoire of college songs and
vocal solo by Michael J.-OCennen,
one of the Rugby players who is like
wise a prominent member of the col
lege choir.
The banquet of the 2Ist will
be attended by the entire student body
of the Oakland college. Besides be-
ing a celebration of the victories of
the 1909 Rugby team, it will be the
beginning of the Christmas festivities
which are held every year at St
Mary's.
The following students are members
fof the several committees making
preparations for the event: William
Donnelly, Regis Starrett, James NJ.
Smith. Regis C. Starretts Eugene j.
Riordan. William c. Hughes. Sylvester
N. Apdriano, Clifford A. Russell, WILL
lam f. Burke, George Miller. Elmo
Leonhardt, Francis Dunnigan and
William Wallace.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By E. w. CLARKE
CURRICULUM-VELM C-BLANCHE c

upward; selling:
Remarks.
IF not sulking.
Can if she will.
Has a chance.
May wake up.
Last race good.
Others an average.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
MAY SUTTON-EMMA G-CRESTON
r RACE-six furlongs; 8 and year olds; selling.

apprentice allowance
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
His ion Turn Tables On
ST. IgnatiuS Team

In close and exciting game the
Mission high school basket bali team
turned the tables on the St. Ignatius
five by q score Of . TO 20 yesterday
afternoon.
The contest was close and at no time
were the winners more than two points
in the lead. The first half ended with
Mission 10 St lgnatius 9. Three min
utes before the close OF thes game the
score was tied. Captain Bunt threw
an easy goal from a penalty Joseph
Dornan. formerly fullback on the Sc
attic high school football squad, did
very effective work for the pink and
green quintet
The lineup. Mission high-Lunt and
Dornan. forwards. Barbara, center,
CoRstock and Parker, guards ST Ig-
nattus-Flood and Ebans, forwa rds !.
Doelan. center; Biggs and Knight,
guards.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Jnarez Results

JUAREZ. Mex. Dec. 14.-Gloria. carrying top
weight, lis pounds. easily the handicap at
TO ) favorite and was ridden by Pickens. Gloria
lay OF the pace TO the upper turn and then took
the lead and won by hve lengths. This was
ladies' day and big crowd Of the fair sex
5sSs. FIRST RACE--Six furIongs: selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight aud Jockey. Fin
4-1-Jolter. 102 (Mordanl nl-...-..-...........
is-5-Bright skies, 81 (Garnerl .....:..-..... 2
lo-1-Joe Enrich. 1O7 CArchibaldl. .-.-....... 3
Deck, Little SIS, Landlord. Restitution, Clint
Tucker, Meltoncloth and Mollie Bohn finished as
1884. SECOND RAcE-one mile; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin;
2Reep Moging 10y .s, los sAustinl J.
s-5-W ander. 90 (Garnerl l.....-..-..-.-.-...- )
Time-I: Az 4-5. Gladys Louise Lighthouse.
56s5. THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey; Fin.
6-1-Good Intent. 104 ~. WILSON, ......... 2
7-2-Rustem 104 (Benescoten) ..-........... )
Time-1:os. G. A. Lehman. Brunhilde, Lady
Paret. Illusive and Picl, Point finished as
"A5sss. 5sss. FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs;' han
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1l-5-Gloria. lis fPiskeIlsl ;;---.-.----. 1
aciEadS ciEady Esther tss To- los ksnnesg1 sgefl9'
Time-1:2a. Right Easy King Cobalt. j. Fl.
''ts ssS7. III FIFTH RAcE@six furionss; selling:
odds Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
11-5-Gold Finn. 113 (AicCaheyi eyi.---.......... I
3-1-Ocean Queen. 110 (Archibald) .--...-...
1G-5-Marse Abe. los (Garner) ..-........... j
Time-l IL Blagg. Don Hamilton and L. NJ.
Echert finished named.
563s. SIXTH RACE-One mile: selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2-Arcourt 105 (Pickens) s).............-
5-2-The Thorn, 100 a.. WILSON, .............
T-1-Miss Ida. 105 Warren -.-........... 2
Time-1:44 10 Posing: Black Hawk. Gun,
Contestee. Maud Sigsbee Pastoriza. Doctor Nash
and Dalesman finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
Hans Wagner BalkS at One
Of Those SpiketaiIS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


PITTSBURG, Dec. 14.-Hans Wagner
mas decided not to go to New York to
take seat at the banquet table with
the rest of the baseball lights, who
will eat and drink tomorrow night at
the expense of the Pittsburg club as a
result Of the Pirates having won the
worlds championship.
NO: I've holed up for The winter
and I'll stay in" said Wagner TO-DAY.
Barney Dreyfuss, Fred Clark and VIII
lie Locke have been trying to get me
down there, but one Of my dogs is not
well and the carbureter of one of-my
autos is on the blink and | can't get
time TO get away. What? Me sit with
one OF these spiketail uniforms for
three hours and feed, huh? Nix MEN, .
There Is rumor that Dreyfuss had
planned TO make presentation to
Wagner at the banquet and that he
brought Fred Clarke all the way from
Kansas TO make the presentation
speech and that Wagner getting next
to this balked beyond recall
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
FANS WARMING UP TO
ATTELL- WEBSTER GO
ON FRIDAY EVENING
Kctchel Making Ready to Sail for Australia,
Where He Hopes to Meet -Four Men
And Earn a Fortune Quickly
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

- championship bantam weight
Francisco and Danny vebster OF Los Angeles
holds the interest fight The little fellows will
90 20 Dreamnd pavilion Friday night Alter the
expenses promoting have been paid by Ed Nolan the
profits will be turned Johnny Murphy lightweight
aid It's worthy cause and good show
why should not be realized Tor MuF-
Though Johnny couon inscribed the
books the bantam weight champion OF the world he has never
gaining the meantime has been tumblns
that he the legitimate ng
o the little lighters At all events he VIII surely DC PT0'a a @
he successful @ in 5iPosing g,1 G WS3 on Ga' night
Up the little southern boxer in Los Angeles
three ago looked invincbe at least far as
Vas gne ready to seek other when he Webster The
he a'5 p5sea 50a Ts @ made the ni think little Danny
& % on @ T e % new W one @ to the San Francisco fans and for
@ % he & Is s % Quite o i9 % crowd % Of them % %abed
more tie Wolg3il than ta clever . bossT T
He taller Attel and has longer reach and apparently m & he
mined when e uai9ps from lis5reys
club and four with Jimmy little Los
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BoREs INTO PARTNER ON woLGAsT STYLE
fellow apparently very willing keep going
had te oat hans
weighed lis pounds Tom G9rbetts scale: Yesterday 3 day alter
The men are TO weigh IN on them FI5y enmg & So te bny eoG
o and Austin weeks good hard
with @ @ IS @ a % a9s 3 % A 7 sss @ "fe %s9, and FsP s s hs @
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At did boxing yesterday afternoon principally for the that
suddenly called
illness OF his father Attel will work with the
he that right any extra work may
10 70 He j taking chances this
lS pounds but weight with
rs and 6 pounds little He
lie fight knockout usual but he has
the who made interesting Tor MIN on two previous occasions
Stanley making ready long them
while the land
tie Tommy
and Jack john
on put he O him nearly a
ketcle Afonso realm
planned but he has longing the historic anyhow Nobody
might be hit with practice but those fight bulls for
heoh packed Up all ms boxing gloves and punching bags and
friends
his home Grand Rapids within After spending
holidays with HIS folks middle New
York and from there he will take steamer for Spain
the to
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Burns his Waterloo to he
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Since the Johnson fight the Michigan lion has
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Freddie Couture Oakland 10 before CITY club
IN the northern city on the evening OF January 80 will
land immediately setting with southerner.
Another Portland club to
with Jockey Bennett
has though promoters will come
the - ~ H'
They that the boxing coming strong in Portland
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
o,coNNELL BEATS .sTRANGIERY

PORTLAND Dec. lin a wrestling
match here last night Eddie O'Conneii
won from Strangler1 Smith in two
straight falls. taking the first in IS
minutes and the second in ] hour and
is minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
DouBLY CHALLENGED

NEW YORK. Dec. l4-Calvin De-
lnarest. the billiard champion, must
fight to retain the 1872 balk line lau-
reis which he won at the recent Madi-
son Square garden tournament. Willie
Hoppe and Ora Morningstar are anxious
TO meet him and have agreed to play in
a match elimination contest for the
privilege Of challenging.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
WESTERN "TRIP CANcELED

proposed Pacific coast trip of the Ann
Arbor, high school football team has
been cancelled because of the adverse
decision OF the superintendent of the
Seattle schools
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-15
pr.AN BIG ATHLETIc MEET

meeting of the athletic committee OF
the Illinois, athletic club last night,
Official action was tal1en~on the hold
ing or a monster athletic meet in the
coliseum early next spring.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
Eagles Supreme
Officer Praises
Effort of Omaha
Commends City Preparation for Con.
vention and Ryder Says They Are
Not Worrying About Cafes.

Secretary j. J. Ryder OF the Eagles con-
vention is not apprehensive that
there will be any trouble in taking care
of the big crowds here for the week OF
September l3, and scouts the suggestion
that there will be difficulty In feeding the
visitors.
Love will find a way" said he. I'VE are
not worrying particularly as to facilities
for feeding the crowd. All who come will
be fed; that's a cinch, because there is
money in it.
And they ought TO be provided for at
fair rates. The Eagles are free spenders
willing to pay any reasonable price. A
great many OF them are experienced travel
ers and amply able to care for them
selves under any and all circumstances.
III the worst should come through unex-
pectedly large crowds. Wen ask that the
women and children be waited on first, be.
cause all Of the grand officers nave tier
ated and reiterated the warning, Take
care OF the women first This goes for
entertainment and everything else. 1 am
worrying about good, comfortable sleeping
quarters for the crowd. That there will be
eating for all. / feel very sure"
In a circular sent out by Grand Worthy
President b. J. Monaghan from Philadel-
phia, the efforts of Omaha to prepare for
the convention are printed as follows:
80 far as / have personal knowledge, /
do not recall that any convention city has
put forth a greater effort to receive ex-
pected visitors than has the city of
Omaha. Its committees are composed OF
its very best citizens, the active officers of
which are men representing the highest
type Of manhood, who have a thorough
training; their every act is done in a bust
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granted. but demand that every pledge
that was made to the grand aerie on behalf
of its representatives when they asked for
the convention. shall be fully redeemed.
and. in fact. exceeded. This is. indeed. to
me pleasant news, as l know it must be
to you"
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
OMAHA FOURTH IN GRAIN
It is C~rowding St. Louis as Third City
in the Country.
THIS is GOVERNMENTS REPORT
Kansas City IL Now Far to the Rear
r Being Two Points I'm Rank Be-
low the standing of h
Gate City.

Omaha continues in fourth place as a
grain center among the cities of the coun-
try, but 81. Louis, which is third, had
best look to its laurels, for Omaha Is
steadily gaining.
For the month ending June 30, the bu-
reau OF statistics. Department OF Com
merce and Labor. has just sent out its
report. This shows the relative rank Of
the leading grain centers unchanged, but
with Omaha only $1,000 bushels behind the
Missouri town. Kansas City is far in
the rear.
The figures for total receipts for this
x,on4h are aa follows.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10

the boys father, who wishes to see him,
can be brought into court.
Other -arraignments made in criminal
court were William NJ, Galbraith, who
pleaded not guilty to forgery, and william
Sampson, who pleaded guilty to stealing
clothes from a secondhand dealer and was
given two years in the penitentiary. Two
charges against Rose Mann, for selling
liquor without a license, were dropped.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
YOUNG MAN ADMITS CRIME
Walter McGuire, shot While Attempt-
ing BURGLARY, Pleads Guilty
10 Judge sutton.

Walter Mcclure, the young burglar who
was shot when attempting a robbery sew
eral weeks ago, pleaded guilty to two
charges OF breaking and entering before
Judge sutton. Sentence was deferred until
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10

changed the situation regarding cotton ma
terially, and 1t is now believed the yield
will be considerably larger than had been
expected. Cotton had about ceased grow
ing and the outlook was the most discour-
aging In many years.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
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Omaha daily bee., 1909-08-10
Rain HeIps TOM Crop..

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over the state yesterday and last night
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Praise for the Armour Grays.

When the Armour $4,000 prize
team was in London, England, they
created a sensation, and among the
things printed about these wonderful
horses was the following:
"The Armour grays made their first
public appearance in this country at
the horse parade in Regents park,
where, of course they were the OBJ
served Of all Observers Their driv-
er, Billy Wales, as he drove into the
narrow ring saw the opportunity for
what he himself called "a parlor
trick To the establishment Of judges
and spectators he swung his six-ton
team with the 8 1-2-ton wagon be-
hind them in a complete circle round
the narrow enclosure and did the ex-
traordinary feat almost entirely by
word of mouth"
The Great Sells-Floto shows have
secured this exceptional feature and
these wonderful animals are now
being toured over the United States
with this big circus. They are the
genuine Armour grays, and all of the
valuable trophies, prizes, ribbons, etc,
will also be displayed when the circus
comes to Pendleton June rs.