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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

auiey San Jose. FIRST: Musselman. Polytechnic.
second Time. 1925.
65 yards. high hurdles: Final-Macsuley
Wskeman. Loweii. third. Hall, Healdsburg,
fourth. Time. 10 175.
10 yards. low hurdles; First heat-Scatena,
Headsburg. first; Adams. Petaluma. second.
Time, 10 10.
20 yards. low hurdles: Second beat-TerkeI-
sen. Polytechnic. first; Bowhay. Lowell, second.
Time. 10 So
75 yards low hurdles: Third heat--waIhsch,
WiImerding first; Mussleman, Polytechnic, sec
ond Time. 10.
Final 75 yard dash - r. Hollis. Cogswell,
first; Malott Wilmerding. second: Adair, Poly
technie, third; Rogers, Lick. fourth Time,
:0S 80.
22O yards dash: First heat-Tooker Lick. first
Dorroha. Petaluma. second Time. :2s 20
200 yard dash: Second heat-Cohn. Lowell,
first: Doss, Petaluma, second. Time 80 10
go yard dash: Third heat-AgOzelOw. Lowell,
first: Rogers, Lick. second. Time. % 10
Final 800 yard dash-Cohn. Lowell. first;
Tooker Lick second; Dorroba. Pealuma, third;
Agazelow. Lowell. fourth. Time. % 10
$50 yard run-Thorpe. Alameda. first; Fergu-
son. Oakland manual. second; Brown, Petaluma-
third. Time, 2:13 %.
RELAY race. grammar schools half mile: First
heat-Crocker, first; Bergerot, second Time
2:03 2-5.
ond heat-Horace Mann, first; Spring Valley
second. Time 2:O3
Two mile run-Lunt. Mission first; Bell, Lick
second: Greenwood Oakland third; Richardson
Lick fourth. Time. 1I:14.
Shotput-C Hollis. CogswelL first; Ofdeld.
San Jose second: Seatens. Healdsburg third;
R. Hollis Cogswell. fourth. Distance, Il feet
2iA inches.
Relay race. half a mie-Won by Olympic
club. Gerhardt Craig. Glsrner, Miller. Time
40 yard dash: Finsl-Meyer, Lowell, arst;
Sampson HealdSburg second; Agazel0w. Low
ell third Krueckel, Oakland manual. fourth.
Time 100 2-j.
Relay. high school: Final-LOwel first. Ssr
lose second. Lick third Petaluma fourth. Time
;5S.
Mile run-Thorpe. Alameda. first: laedrics
San Jose. second: Somers. third. Smith. Peta
luna fourth Time. 5:10-
Grammar school relay: Final-Horace Mann
first. Bergerot second. CrOeker third. Time
2:01 As.
High jump-Smeltzer. Lowell first: Brannun
Healdsburg second; Brown San Jose. third
Street. Oakland, fourth. Height, feet.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
TWO SCHOOLS REINSTATED IN
CATHOLIC ATHLETIC LEAGUE
By WILL SCARLET

Sacred Heart College. this city and
st. Joseph's Academy, Peralta Park,
Berkeley. were reinstated in the par
ochial school division of the Catholic
Schools athletic league at a meeting OF
the league executive board at Sacred
Heart college last evening.
This action of the league officials
enables Sacred Heart college and st.
Joseph's academy to compete for the
Archbishop Riordah trophy at the audi
torium on Friday evening, October 15s
Originally Sacred Heart college and
st. Josephs academy were to have
participated in a collegiate depart
ment" meet, which was to have been
held at the Auditorium in November
This meet was to have been five cor
nered affair, and had the league di
rectors' plans borne fruit would have
promoted competition among the ath-
letes of st. Mary's college, st. Ignatius
college. Santa Clara college, Sacred
Heart college and st. Joseph's academy.
Unfortunately, however, the directors
plans did not bear fruit, for last Tues
day evening Santa Clara college and
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

st. Ignatius college declared their in
ability to be represented in the No
vember carnival.
AS a result of this decision Sacred
Heart college and st. Josephs academy
found themselves withou1 any inter
scholastic competition. AS a dual meet
between the two schools was an i'm
possibility and because both inStitu-
tions have aided very materially the
successful formal tion of the athletic
body the league directors voted Sacred
Heart and St Joseph's back into the
paroehial branch. To insure perfect
satisfaction and harmony in the league.
however, the directors consulted with
the school athletes before enacting &
their reinstatement legislation. The
school athletes, cognizant no doubt of
the fact that neither institution can
make very strong bid for the Arch
bishop Riordan trophy or any other
trophy under the new weight regula-
tions. unanimously approved of the
reinstatem of the two competition
less schools.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
INCELL PLAYS WITH BERKEI EY
AGAINST WILMERDING TODAY

BERKELEY, Oct Berkeley high
and wilmerding will meet in American
football tomorrow morning on the Re
creation park grounds in Alameda.
Both sides have fast elevens that will
vie with any of the prep school teams
about the bay. The game is scheduled
for 10 o'clock
Contrary to rumor former Captain
Incell of Berkeley high will play with
the Berkeley boys tomorrow. Incell sig
nifed his intention several days ago
OF disseminating his work at Berkeley
high in order TO begin A course of
study at Santa Clara college, where he
intended to play Rugby.
Although the matter was thought
settled when IncelI made trip to Santa
Clara Wednesday in response TO the
oVertures of the Santa Clara men, he
returned TO Berkeley yesterday and
said that he would continue his work
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
HARTLEY RECoMEs coAcH

BERKELEY. oct. IA Hartley, the
fast quarter back of last years Berke-
ley high school team. left yesterday for
Auburn to enter the professional field
having accepted a position a 8 coach Of
the American football team of the
Auburn high school.
Hartley played four years on Berke-
lev high, captaining the state cham
pionship team in 1907 and in his FIRST
year playing on the 1905 championship
eleven In that year he made the all
A A /. tea m as picked by all the crit
les, several of the latter naming him
as captain OF the eleven.
Hartley viii remain in Auburn for the
remainder Of the season and will also
coach the basket ball team of the
school
Akburn is at the ton Of the ncyhern
- ff<4 -
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at the high school. Upon graduation
in August Incell will go to Dartmouth
college. He is one of the fastest backs
that has ever played on a western high
school team. Incell has played on
Berkeley high four years, captaining
the team last season
Coach Dave MacAndrews will be on
the field for Berkeley tomorrow for the
will now devote all of his time to
coaching Berkeley. Lack of funds pre-
vented the preps from securing the
Dartmouth man at the first of the
season, but the amount of money made
in the vaudeville show last week
prompted the executive committee of
the Etudent body to make overtures to
MacAndrews, who has accepted the Of
fer Professor Lowell of the school
who has been coaching the team UP to
this time. will continue as assistant
coach to MacAndrews
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
BLACK CHAMPION Is
STILL STANDING PAT
Ketchel Puts in Busy Day at Training Camp
While johnson Takes Layoff
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

Although Willis practically
Johnson Ketchel battle moving
bring about the black
He mmovabe yesterday
delegates
His
like lunches
or ood omen, and nobody him.
awakened the realization that II they
off
he
show Black Jack where he would be
the he On a
handed out blank refusal
should be switched In this he
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
PITTSBURG PIRATES FAVORITES
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES

that he believed the odds were simply
the result of this popularity.
IF the Pittsburg and Detroit teams
were compared man for man there
would not be a difference worth men
tioning," he declared. The strength
of both clubs lies in attack. and there
is no telling when either will cut loose
a batting rally that will end the con-
test If Pittsburg has 1t on Detroit a
shade in batteries. Detroit has it on
Pittsburg in worlds series experience
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

ST. LOUIS. Oct. Bank rolls are
active and real in the betting here on
the result of the worlds baseball cham
pienship series between Pittsburg and
Detroit. Plenty of 3 to money for
two figures was in evidence that Pitts
burg is going to win.
Pttsburg has been the most popular
team that has played here in either
league this season, and Eddie Wray.
the local sporting authority. said today
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

The game scheduled to be PLAYED at
San Jose between the local high school
and the Lowell high school has been
postponed on account of the bad state
Of the playing ground at San Jose.
The Stanford lineups are as follows:
varsity-Horton. Fitting. Mciregor or Cheda.
Hubbard. Pemberton. Crawford, Dole, Thorpe.
forwards: Scott Obear Turner half: Roth and
Stanley Mitchell, fves: Cook. Mckenzie, center;
Kern and Drew. wings: Brown. full.
Freshmen-Bly. Frank. Fyfe Duryea. Baum
gartner. Belcher. Lul Murlin, forwards. Wors
wick. half; Thoburn. vickery. fves; ARIEL, CEN
ter: Bayley. -Cass. Wings Ellis. full
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
LOWELL is FIRST IN
INDOOR FIELD MEET
Local Athletes Easily Lead Their Rivals With
33 Points to Their Credit

Lowell athletes indoor
of the Academic athletic league Auditorium that proved
the 10 other schools different OF the
the The of the sturdy Lowell
scored BY Jose high school,
seemed be Lowell night The OF the school
plentiful Probably the
the school
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
MRS. SCOTT PRESENTSCUPS
FOR GOLF AT BURLINCAME

played at 10 o'clock Sunday morning.
Players are to choose their own part
ners Mrs Scott has presented two
handsome trophies for the winners of
this event.
A 16 hole medal play handicap golf
tournament for the women of the Bur
Iingame club will be held on the links
at 10 o'clock Wednesday. October 3.
Mrs Scott has also donated a beautiful
contest.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
. q q PURIFIES
o.oeo -. BAD BLOOD

blood responsible ailments
trouble
it fud which forces its
impurities through the skin evil
dence bad blood is and ulcers which break out the often
blood
healthy the place would heal at but being infected with impurities
the fbres and tissues are and the continues until the
made entirely from herbs and bark It the
vitality and steadily tones up the entire s. neutras
nent Eczema Tette Salt Rheu Bol and all other skin
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA CA
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

BURLINGAME. Oct. 1.-Golf tourna-
ments seem to be the fashion at the
Burlingame club at present. There was
a golf tournament and also a putting
contest on the links last Sunday and
now comes the announcement of two
more tournaments. both for cups pre-
sented by Mrs. Henry T. Scott.
A handicap mixed foursome golf
tournament of is holes for members
of the Burlingame club only will be
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02

meeting in the various events. The
points made by the different schools
follow:
Lowell SO.
San Jose 171z.
Heaidsburg 1871.
COgswell 13.
Wflmerding IL.
Alameda 10.
Polytechnic o.
Lick s.
Mission q
Oakland Manual Training Z.
Petaluma o.
A burden of the honors fell to Meyer
of Lowell. and Potter, another fleet
footed representative of the school,
helped out to a great extent. How
ever, Meyer seemed to have the class
in any event in which he started. In
the relay he gave a fine exhibition of
speed and pluck. Taking up the last
lap of the relay when San Jose run
ner had nice lead, he ran him down
10 yards before the finish and came
home in front.
The representatives of the Garden
city proved a plucky lot of athletes
and their showing was credita BILE. They
were always contenders and they never
gave up without a hard struggle.
The relay for grammar schools was
the contender. In the relav race the
Olympic club runners defeated the rep
resentatives of the Reliance club
INtSultS-
so yard dash: First heat-Terkelsen. Poly
teehnic first: Dickson. Lick. second; Langen-
boch. San Mateo, third Time. 06 25.
30 yard dash: Second hest-Potter. lowell,
fret: Mslott, Wilmerding second; Hollis. Cpgs-
well, third. Time :O5 As
80 yard dash: Final-Potter. Lowell. first :;
Mollatt. Wilmerding. second: Hollis, Cogswell,
third: Terkelsen Polytechnic. fourth Time. :O6.
% yard dash: First hest-Cohn. Lowell,
hrst; Harris. Mission, second Time. :oS @ 10
20 yard dash: Second heat-MalOtt, Wilmer
ding. first: Adair, Polytechnic, second. Time,
:0S %.
75 yard dash; Third heat-Rogers. Lick.
first: Hollis. Cogswell. second. Time. :0S %
40 yards. low hurdles: Final-Scatena.
Healdshurg. first: Wallfsch. Wilmerding. sec
ond: Musselman. Polytechnic. third. Terkelsen.
Polytechnic fourth. Time. 10.
65 yards high hurdles: First heat-Wake-
man. Lowell first; Adams. Polytechnic second.
Time. III.
g. yards, high hurdles: Second heat-wall-
isch, Wilmerding. first; Hall, Healdsburg. sec
ond. Time. 10 2-5
90 yards, high hurdles: Third hest-Mac-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
TRIMBlE,s CHANCES SLIM

BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Oct. lone
chance in fifty to live" was the verdict
given privately to President Bryan and
Head Coach James Sheldon yesterday
by an indianapolis specialist on blood
diseases after he had examined big
Duke" Trimble. the Indiana football
tackle, who is at the hospital with
was not caused by injury received
while at practice but by blister on
the heel rubbed by q new shoe.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
GAME Ar HrrcHcock,s

The American football teams of
Boones and Hitchcock's S military aca-
denies Will line UP on the Hitchcock
grounds in San Rafael tomorrow MORN
ing.
Boones defeated Lick last Saturday
by the close score of s to 3, although
the victory was a decisive one for the
Berkeley boys. ~
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
Batting Ability Is of No Avail
for the Team That Makes
Six Errors
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Los ANGELES. oct. Los Angeles
administered a beating 10 Vernon to
day, the score being 4 to l. The pecu-
hsrity Of the game was that Vernon
got seven hits while Los Angeles got
but two. Six errors in the Vernon
column tells the story. j. Smith for
Los Angeles engineered a double play
all by himself while IL required four
of the Vernon players TO pull off one
OF the same for Vernon. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
LOCAL GAME POSTPONED

The san Francisco Sacramento game
was postponed yesterday. afternoon on
account OF the rain. Manager Danny
Long had the canvas out on the dia-
n1ond last night and il the weather
continues at all fair this morning the
teams viii line up this afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
81 IATAR'

Struck out-By Carson ,. by Wigs I. by Nell
son 2. First base called bslis-Oh Carson /
OF Wigs 3, Of Nelson ?. Two base bits-John-
eou. Hogan Dongle play-ort TO Olson. Sacri-
zee hits-Johnson. Cameron. Stolen hase-Olsoh
First base errOrs-Oaklsnd ,. Portland 2
wild pitches-Nelson f2l Left on bases-Oak-
land 8, Portland s. Innings pitched-By Wigs
3 and fraction. Nelson finishing. Basehits-
on Wigs 3, runs !. al bat II. Time Of game
! hour and 35 minutes Umpires-Tonan and
Esn Hsltren.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
CAVES NND MEETS POSTPONED

BERKELEY. oct lon account OF
the rain all games and meets scheduled
for the campas Of the university To-
morrow have been postponed. Manager
Merritt making announcement to this
effect today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
Portland 4. Oakland O

PORTLAND, Oct. Oakland lost to-
day's game through the wildness of
Wiggs and Nelson. The score:
OAKLAND
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
TAIAfARH

Three base bit-Stovall. Two base hits-Mott.
Goodwin BroWn. Sacrifice hif-Gcdwin- Stolen
bases-Msrtinle. Mott. Brown. First base on
called bsils-On Breckenridge I. OF Thorsen
= Struck out-By Breckenridge 3. by Thorsen
8. Double ys-BrackenridRe TO Brown 70 J.
smith 10 Howard; J. Smith (unssssted). Time
~ game-I hour and % minutes. Lmp.re-IrWin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-02
RUNS AND HITS by II

'Hearue butted FOR Mott in ninth. ''Hsley
hstted for Breckenridge in ninth.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
COMMERCIAL CLUB ROOMS
ARE NOW INADEQUATE
BUSINESS OF RETAILERS AND
THE CLUB ASSUMING LARGE
PROPORTIONS.

II has at last become necessary for
the Retailers Association and the Com
mercial Club to have larger quarters,
and at the meeting of the former on
Friday night at the city hall the room
was not able to accommodate those
who would attend
The business of these two organi-
cations being conducted from the
same offices, and with frequent meet
ings of both bodies, the present rooms
are entirely inadequate. Then also
the business OF each has very great
ly increased within the past two
months and q, requires all and more
of the time OF Mr.. Spaulding and his
assistant, Mr.. Banker. to properly look
after the business. During the past
week both have worked many hours
over time in order that the work
might not accumulate. The best part
of II is that for the members, every
one is beginning to actually see re-
suits.
The retailers are more than pleased
with their organization and are adding
to the membership daily, while the
Commercial Club has grown into the
biggest and busiest organization in the
city, with the responsibility of work
ing out some bg problems for the
city.
Larger quarters are absolutely nee
esary and ii is the general opinion
that large ground floor room be
secured. where private offices might
be had, that will enable the secretary
and his assistants 10 work with the
least interruption and at the same
time have place for a permanent
exhibit of the resources of Carter
County, and whore also. an auditorium
with seating capacity of at least
POO or more might be had for meet
lngs of a general and business nature.
IL is expected that a joint meeting
" the directors OF the Commercial
Club and the officers OF the Retailers
Association will be held early next
week to make arrangements for sccur-
ing other and larger quarters.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
THE ARDMoREITE LEADs-oTH.
ERS FOLLOW

with more than twenty-five peO-
pie on IT'S payroll besides large
force Of newsbays and carriers. the
Ardmurcitc is one Of the large in
dustrios Of the city. II Is now turn
ing out book containing nearly
200 pages. containing course of in
struction In the state normal schools,
an issue OF 5000. II has within tn
past three months printed and de
liycrcd $4,000 form blanks for the
state superintendent of public In.
struction, 10000 copies of book
containing the courses of study IN
the public schools of the state;
$4,000 books containing tn school
text books. large issue Of q book
for the state examiner and inspect
or containing difficult tables and
figures. a $4,000 issue Of emergency
bills of the last legislature; a $50
page book for the state Odd Fellows,
and scores OF other blk jobs.
1t is doing a large amount Of all
kinds of small work, such as any
first class job office turns out.
There Is sim some work that could
be done at the Ardmoreite Office
that is going out OF the city This
Is largely due TO the fact that D.
has not become generally known
that this class of work could be
done here.
All that the Ardmorcite asks IL
that the same kind of work pay
the same price az when sent away
from home. It is prepared to do al.
most anything in the printing or
book making line The paper Is
also extending and adding to it,
news gathering facilities. II grows
with Ardmore and will continue
to do so. II Is for anything that IS
for the upbuilding Of Ardmore. II
was the first and always has been
the leading paper Of the city. with
the largcs paid city and country
circulation and the largest paid ad.
ycrtising patronage of any paper IN
the city and will continue to lead
IL always has
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
THE BEST INVESTMENT.

Ardmorc real estate Is becoming
recognized by Oklahoma experts a
the most promising OF any To be found
in the new state. There are two rea.
sons assigned for this belief. one is
the well known fact that Ardmore Is
one of the handsomest and most pro
gressiye cities TO be found in the
state, and the other is that prices
have been kept at an extremely low
level A great increasing in values
Is predicted on the strength OF the
many improvements which are now
assured for the balance of the year
1909
The long talked OF railway TO the
west is at last assuming tangible form
the line being beyond the paper stage
financiers having been found not only
ready but eager TO furnish the money.
The company is organized, the sur
yey will be started next week and ac-
tive work will doubtless begin before
fall.
Then there are various industrial
enterprises which are already making
plans to develop the marvellous min
eral resources of the county. all OF
which will go toward making a big
city OF Ardmore. A railway in
direction is also pos.
sibility TO the near future.
Add to all these reasons the enor.
nous amount of building improvement
which is to be done OF a public and
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
MUSIC IN OUR SCHOOLS.

To pass the week without special
mention of the musical advantages
which the public school children of
Ardmorc enjoy. and the efficiency and
devotion to her work on the part 1f
Miss Van Wormer. would not be
either good manners or show due ap.
probation.
Ardmore can build city without
good many things. hut Is can rot
build Il city that We would be proud OF
without some of the higher things.
aid music Is one Of them. In Miss
Van Wormcr the school board may
consider itself particularly fortunate
tC have such an instructor. In her
work shown durins the past week,
much favorable comment has been
heard, and on Friday night when her
graceful leading OF the orchestra and
OF the singing. when she seefed to be
an inspiration To her own self and tu
those who followed the cadenccs OF
her baton. there seemed nothing left
To be desired \ Libcrtai could not
have directed his players with more
enthusiasm and sometimes eagcrness
aud Sousa could not have afforded
more pleasure to an audience.
Miss Van Wormcr must pardon for
our comparisons with mere men. but
We do not recall, at this time one OF
her sex. who Is a musical eXpositor. or
who wiclds a baton In the same line
of work
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1909-06-06
HERE'S A NUT FOR THE
LOCAL BANKERS TO CRACK
If WORKING FOR CHEAPER GAS
WILL DOUBLE DEPOSITS, WHY
DON'T THEY GET AT 1T.
Sha,Unee O.

The Ardmoreite has been request.
ed 10 give publicity to the follow.
ing from wen known public spir.
tied citizen. which We are more
than glad to do. The writer wishes
his name withheld, but his letter
and signature is on file at this
office.
To the Bankers of Ardmore,
Aidmorc. Okla.
Gentlemen -Au effort is being
made by The people of Ardmore u
raise money 10 get sufficient sup.
ply of natural gas in the vicinity o,
Ardmorc to enable us to give man.
ufacturers very cheap rate, and
thus build up our city. have been
informed that the money has not YET
been entirely raised, and that there
are some few people in the city who
are not inclined to aid i'm the effort.
II is immensely conceded that II
We can get factories i'm the city
We can double our population i'm Il
short time To double our popula-
tion in a short time means TO dou.
Bile the bank deposits in the same
length of time. This Is true, be.
cause the recent statements of the
banks in growing towns of the state
show that their deposits are i'm
menSely larger than are those OF
Ardmore
understand YOU think deposits
are worth 10 you three or four per
cent per year, and are willing to pay
that amount for deposits. The dcpls-
its of ArdmOre now aggregate ST.
100000 II We can double them u
a short time it will mean am i'm
crease of 81 600, 600, and this will be-
worth 10 YOU. and | think YOU would
he willing 10 pay per cent. pr
year to get It done, . per cent.
OF 81 900 0n0 is 100000 If the banks
would give one-siXteenth of this
amount towards doubling the popula-
tion of the city they could probably
get their deposits increased 81 900
600 at one-tenth of what they are
willing TO pay for them
reasoning?
II any person doubts the correct.
ness of the figures, let them writ
To the growing towns and the banks
there and ask them their expert
enCc.
II this is the case, would II not
also pay them as body to get out
and work cnthusiastica'l! for the
SO that their influence
as well as their money shall count
To get cheap gas for the city OF Ard
more, get factories here, get people
here. get new money here 10 make
the town grow and prosper as our
neighbors are doing in other parts
Of the state?
A CITIZEN.