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Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

Two-an! Now comes the final test.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-08-15

The games today viii be record-break-
ers in more ways than one.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
FOUR NEW CLUBS
NOW MEMBERS
OF P. A. A.
Association Plans to Introduce
New Boxing Ordinance
in Near Future

-Four new amateur athletic organiza-
tons, the Columbia and Portola ath-
letic clubs. the Wienawski gymnasium
and the Columbia Park pioneers were
admitted to membership in the Pacific
athletlc association at its monthly
meeting last night, increasing the to-
tai membership TO 45.
committee consisting of Sidney L.
Hubbell was appointed to look after
the financial affairs of the association:
fhe boxing committee announced
that within the next 10 days it would
present new. boxing ordinance before
the board of supervisors and that the
committee had the assurances of a
number of the boarc that the same
would have no trouble in being
adopted.
The association indorsed the aquatic
park provision in the new bond issue,
Cronin. Charles Mimic and Robert Dodd
was appointed to further the interests
OF the movement
Chairman Erskine or the registra-
ton committee reported that 443 ath
letes had been registered during the
past month
The following organizations were
represented at the meeting:
Stanford university stanford interscholastic
fornia association football league. Boys baseball
league. academic athletic league, Pacific lacrosse
association, Stockton athletic association, United
Railroads athletic club Dreamland athletic club
metropolitan club, California athletic club, Cen
tury athletic club. Columbia Park boy'S club
soeiatlon, Olympic club and yistacion Valley
athletic association.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
AMATEUR ATHLETICS

VALLEJO. April 21.-Everything is in readi-
ness for the dual meet to be held here Satur-
day afternoon at the Cycodrome athletic grounds
between the high schools representing Soano
and Aolo counties. Vallejo high is expected to
win the largest number Of events. 1t is con-
ceded that Connolly of Vallejo will win the %
and 100 yard dashes AIullaly the 300 and
40 yard dashes. while Fitzgerald will quite
likely annex the $50 yard dash well the
mile The o'Hara brothers have an excellent
chance of winning first and second places In the
broad jump and the pole vault, aud Gatewood
is expected to win the high jump handily.
PALO ALTO. April 21.-The track squad of
the high school expects TO give a good account
of itself al the annual field day of the Pacific
athletic league. which viii be held the Uni
versity of the Pacific grounds Saturday after
neon. The following entries from the local
squad have been announced by Captain Stillson:
Mile run. r. Rogers, c.. Branner; half mile run
I. Angel r.. Rogers a yard dash. S. Voorhees,
}. Ihoburn: 20 yard dash, W. Thoburn; 30 yard
dash, W. Thoburn; 220 aud 100 hurdles. r.
Sweet. II. Templeton; two mile run. G. Gill:
high jump. J. Thoburn X. Tempeton. B. Ris-
ling; broad jump. y. Rising J. Thoburn; shotput
b stillson, A. Miller. Il. olson-sener; hammer
throw. B. Stillson. A. Miller, X. OlSbn-Sener;
pole vault, a. Miller, H. Benson. C. Boulware.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Racing in Tia Juana Will
Begin Next November

Los ANGELES. April 21.-Confirma-
tion OF the report that ". c. Creveling
had obtained from the Mexican govern
ment concession to establish a race
track at Tia Juana i'm Lower California.
with the privilege of conducting horse
racing and book making. was forth
coming today in statement By CTeve-
ling himself.
According to Creveling. who pro-
moted the Santa Anita track and who
is in Los Angeles, work viii be- COM
meneed within 10 days upon a SS3e. 600
racing plant near Tia Juana. which is
just beyond the reach of the new Cali
fernia anti-racetrack gambling law.
The course will be owned and con-
trolled by the Tia Juana jockey club
the incorporation papers OF which
We're drawn up by Attorney w. A. AL
derson and forwarded to Sacramento.
The concession, which is signed by
President Diaz. covers a period of 20
years" said Creveling. "and permits us
to conduct races and allows book max
ing. The first meet will open Novem-
Der j. 1909. according to present plans"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Personal Breyities

DR.. II. c. Wells of New York is at
the st. Francis,
Clio Lloyd of Santa Barbara is stay
ing at the Manx
w. p. Hogatt of Alaska is registered
at the st. Francis.
". g. Hughes of Los Angeles is stay
ing at the Fairmont.
M. II. Grover, lumberman of Santa
Cruz, is at the st. Francis.
A. S. Cox. a banker of New York.
is guest at the St. Francis.
4 Adjutant General j. B. Lauck of Sac
ramento is guest at the Fairmont.
James Wakefield, capitalist of
Honolulu. is staying at the st. Francis.
r. NJ Shackelford. q real estate man
OF Paso Robles is a guest at the Manx.
L. A. Mares. an oil operator of
Fresno, IS at the F'airmont with Mrs.
Mares.
Winfield Scott Proskey. mining
operator of Nevada. is registered at the
r. Lindenberger and w. w Wilde,
salmon packers OF Alaska, are at the
St Francis
6. y, Hamblin, a mining operator of
Union Square.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Fast Bouts Scheduled at
West Oakland Club


OAKLAND April 21.-A program of
fights will be offered at the West Oak
land club tomorrow night. In the main
event George Green. a veteran Of the
squared circle, will make his reappear-
ance in six round bout with Brick"
Burgess. Years ago Green was looked
upon as the best man of his weight in
California, but his hackers boosted him
TO the fore too quickly and before he
had fairly served his apprenticeship
with the gloves he was pitted against
Joe Walcott and Tommy. Ryan. both of
whom were then in their prime. The
veteran believes he. is in condition to
hold his own with the new generation
of fighters. The balance of the card is
as follows:
Sam Nelson and Anton Lagrave,
Terry Keller and Joe McGurn and
frankie Edwards and Jim Foley. A
six round and four round preliminary
will precede the special six round
events
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
LAUREL HALL CLUB
NOMINATES OFFICERS
No Opposition to the Present
Head of the Organization

The members of Laurel Hall club
spent strenuous afternoon yesterday
in nominating officers who are to be
voted on two weeks hence The MEM
bers balloted for the candidates for
nomination, the two receiving the
highest number of votes being put on
the ticket.
The result was as follows: Presi-
dent Nine Emilia Tojetti Gncumbent)
unanimously nominated; first vice
president. Miss Christine Hart; second
vice president, Mrs. John Perine. Mrs.
A. Wenzelburger; recording secretary,
Mrs. Charles Willets; corresponding g
secretary, Mrs. Nelson Bird: treasurer,
Mrs. Allen B. Evans: directors. of
whom five are to be elected. Mrs. John
Martinon, Mrs. A. L. Lucas, Mrs. AL
bert Hechtman. Miss Mabel Freeman.
Miss Jessica Briggs. Miss Henrietta
Stadtmuller. Mrs. Henry Allen, Mrs.
A. u. Henderson. Mrs. William B. Nor
ris and Mrs. A c. Freeman
The Forum club held current topics
day yesterday, the program being in
charge of Mrs. Frank H. Abbott Ed
gar Peixotto was the speaker of the
afternoon and he told a series of hu-
morous anecdotes under the title of
"reminiscences of the District Attor-
ney's Office Afterward there was
some delightful music by the Jadas-
Sohn quintet
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
New Workers Cable Money
To Bet on English Races

NEW YORK. April e1.-As an out
come of the restrictions imposed upon
betting in this state by the HART
Agnew bill several of the most promi-
nent traekmen of this city have ar
ranged to transfer their operations to
England.
y number have established cable
communications with betting commits
sioners in London. and already wagers
said to be in excess of 100000 have
been placed.
II is known that a number OF Wall
street houses having London connec-
tions have eabled large sums to be laid
on horses entered for the Derby. the
City and Suburban and the Great
Jubilee. Most of the money is on such
horses as James R. Keene's Ballot and
Colin Louis Winans' Sir Martin and
August BeImonts Norman III.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Mi ssion Club Holds Initial
Boxing Exhibition

The Mission athletic club held its
first amateur boxing show i'm it's club
rooms at Market and Fourteenth
streets last night and big attend
ance enjoyed a series of good bouts.
The affair was strictly invitational and
many prominent citizens were in the
audience.
The feature event of the evening
was the scrap between Emil Knott and
Jack Griffin, 15S Founders. The con-
test was bitterly waged and .honors
went to Knott, who scored Knockout
in the third round.
In the 142 pound class Frank Ed
wards won from Fred Foley. The bout
was stopped in the third round In
the other contest Walter Scott was
given the decision over Leslie Mudde.
Mudde made an excellent showing and
the officials of the club decided to give
him special medal. Kus Roster
refereed
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Local Brevities

TRAMP SENT TO JAIL-Leon r. Livingstone
the = No. i Tramp" was sentenced yesterday
Judge Deasy for malicious mischief in iefacIng
the door of William Finngan's saloon, IS Eddy
street.
MEAT LAW VIOLATED Warrants were Is
sued yesterday for the arrest OF {. +. Hornung
ON charge of selling meat adulterated with
bolates and ''.ohn Doe Ecklon and John Doe"
Metzger for selling meat aduterated with sui
phtes.
BOARD OF TRADE ADOPTS CONSTITUTION.
The California state board of trade held its ad-
journed monthly meeting yesterday afternoon
and hnally adopted its new constitution and by
laws. which will allow the board to extend the
scope of its work
HoTELMAN SEEKS CITIzENsHIP-carl
sword sword assistant manager of the st. Francis
hotel. yesterday in the United States district
court applied for final naturalization papers
Sword was born in Sorbytorp. Sweden and came
to the United States before he of age.
WARRANT FOR CONTRADICTORY W T.
Williamson. member of the City construction
company, charged with withholding 10 per cent
ircm their laborers wages, bad not surrendered
Shortall issued bench warrant for his arrest
yesterday.
BANKRUPT STUDENT-A F. carnIan. stu
dent OF oakland nled petition in bankruptcy
His liabilities are 1884 with no assets 4 "
Morse, miner in Butte county. filed petition
no assets
TROUBLE OVER SALOON Richard H. on
perman. 81 Hermann street obtained Warrant
from Police Judge Conlan yesterday for the ar
rest or j. II. Busch on charge or obtaining
$3.50 By falsely representing january ~ that
his saloon at 1Ss East street free from in
cumbrances.
NEW ARGENTINE CONSUL-The chamber NJ
commerce received notification yesterdar that
the Argentine republic which has so long been
without consular representation in San Francisco
has appointed Boutwell, Dunlap to act IN that
capacity. Dunlap will he located in The First
liz ational hank building.
HER LIFE IN PFRIL--Catherine Ma,uuar
hart. a seamstress living az 1622 Gearv street
was almost suffoeated in her home Yesterday /
morning ty Illuminating gas. The woman was
found unconscious in her room. She was re-
moved to the central emergency hospital and
may die Mrs aisr'luarhart is 62 years old.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
GRAND TRUNK PACIFIC
TO SPEND $4,000, 900
Enormous Sum to Be Invested
i'm Construction

WINNIPEG. Man., April 21.-General
Manager Chamberlain of the Grand
Trunk Pacific railway arrived here to-
day after trip over the system from
the Pacific coast. He states that the
company will spend s10,00000O this
year on construction.
The first 100 miles east of Prince
Rupert, the Pacific terminus. is now
under contract and will be finished by
September /. On that date a contract
will be let for 140 miles farther east
which will take the road into the noun
tains. Between Winnipeg and Prince
Rupert there are only 260 miles not yet
under contract.
Trains will be running from Fort
William to the Rocky mountains this
fall, distance of 100 miles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
wHEELMEN's ANNUAL MEETING
! Especial Dispatch b The Call

SACRAMENTO. April 21.-Word has
been received here from the secretary
which governs bicycle races in this
state and Nevada. that the annual meet
ing will be held in Sacramento May 1.
to be held here under the AUSPICES
of the Capital City wheelmen Sew
eral of the coast wheelmen who will
be en- route for Salt Lake City will
also stop over and participate in the
Sacramento races. Teams from the
Bay City. Oakland, Garden City. Cen
tury and Berkeley clubs will compete
in
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
SANTA BARBARA MUST
HAVE OIL DOLPHIN
SO Decide Powers That Be in
Washington

WASHINGTON. April 21.-Acting Sec
retary Oliver of the war department to-
day issued permit to the Union oil
company of California to build a pipe
line from its works at Santa Barbara
1000 feet into the Pacific ocean and to
erect a dolphin at the outer end to
pump the oil into ships. Citizens of
Santa Barbara had protested that the
proposed line would prove a public
nuisance, seriously impairing the at
tractiveness of the city. but the attor-
'ney general. as well as the judge advo-
cate general of the army and the en-
gineers of the war department, decided
against them.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
MANTELL BEATS RuBE SMITH
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, April p. Frank
Mantell of Pawtucket r. L.. beat
down Rube Smith of Denver in 1e
rounds of scheduled 20 round
go last night before the Buffalo club.
Smith never had a chance to win, and
for four rounds was at Mantells mercy.
In the preliminaries Young Sharkey
and Kid Hammersmith went six rounds
to draw and Young Seiner and Kid
Ryan to the same length, Seiner get
ting the decision. Kid Curry of Marys-
vile lost to Frank Ryan on foul in
the fourth round.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22


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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Cofroth Amues Win Bunch
OF Great Fights on His List
'Nelson-McFarIand Card Looks Like the Pick
of Bunch Says the Promoter
By William J. SIaffery
Coffroth's Championship Schedule

MAY Papke Kelly middle weight championship Is rounds
MAY 2eNelon Hyland; lightweight championship IS rounds
JUNE 12Aonte Atel Couon; weight championship 25
rounds
JULY Nelson nd match vs. Mcfarland; lightweight
championship, As rounds
OCTOBER 12Jonson Kchel heavy weight championship 20
THANKSGIVING DAYAbe Atte vs. Dscol feather weight cham
nionshn 5round
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
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With a record breaking bunch of
championship matches tucked away in
his pockets. Jim Coffroth. recognized
as the foremost fight promoter of the
country. arrived last night from Chi
ca so. On his list Coffroth has every
class of tighter from the bantam weight
to the heavy weight and unless all
signs fail each and every fight on his
championship schedule figures to be
pulled off here during the coming year
Incidentally, Coffroth has broken all
worlds records for the number of
classy exhibitions arranged for in one
fight arena He stands out alone with
out a rival.
Leaving this city - days ago with
the evident intention of signing up
KetcheI and Johnson for the heavy
weight championship, Coffroth man
aged TO clinch the following matches:
Kelly and Papke. May Is, for the mid
die weight championship; Nelson and
Hyland May so. for lightweight cham
pionship; june 10 Monte Attell and
CouIon for bantam weight champion
snip; July ). winner of Nelson-H -Hyland
match with Mcfarland. for lightweight
championship: October y. Ketchel and
Johnson. for heavy weight champion
ship; Thanksgiving day, Abe Attell and
DriscolB for feather weight champion
ship
The first thought of the promoter
upon his arrival was of his Johnson
Ketchel fight. Strangely enough, he is
one of the few men in the sporting
limelight who did not want Jeffries
to come out and declare himself at this
particular stage of the game. In fact.
Coffroth all but wept tears when he
heard that the big fellow had gone to
the bat and declared himself. 1t all
happened while the genial James was
-, .l,o t.ais, bop,auard hound
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

There scarcely how and healthy
who does need this particular With the first
of sppghme almost begins feel bad Some have
particular ament but debaed weak and their entire
system in state OF disorder Little physical irregularities the
perfect working of the blood the fails digestion the
energies depressed and other unpleasant symptoms give warning
that the physical machinery ou of gear needs heah
stimulating assistance build normal and perhaps ward off
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
PHILLIPs aIITs ANGELs

LOS ANGELES April 21.-Pat Phil
lips. formerly a star pitcher for ST.
Vincent's college who showed up so
well with the Angels. has been dropped
from the team. Phillips injured him-
self while playing during the winter
and has been i'll recently Reluctantly
Berry decided to release him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
OTTO AND BRITT WILL FIGHT
SnccinI Dispdfch 10 The Call

PARIS. April 21.-Young Otto viii
meet Jimmy Britt for 20 rounds at the
Cirque de Paris between May and 15-
Experts here believe Otto is sure to
beat Young JosephS for the English
title. and the New Yorker
is slight fayorite in the betting.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
ROSE Noo,E WINS BrG EyENT

PARIS, April 21.-The PriX Dutch
man was run at Tremblay today and
won by Herman Duryea's Rose Noole
W. K. Vanderbilt had Gangachata and
Tusquehanna in the Prix Barbelo and
the Prix Sultan. respectively, but
neither horse placed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
TRACK souAp BANQUET

track squad banquet will be held in
San Francisco tomorrow night when
the track captain for next year will
be elected. Graduate Manager Ralph
p. Merritt will preside as toastmas ster
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
WINS BATTING TROPHY

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. April 21.-Iee S.
Scott was last night awarded the batting trophy
offered by the Skull and Snakes Honor society to
the man on the varsity squad with the highest
batting average Scott comes into the possession
of the silver loving cup with average OF .27S.
The other batting averages of the cardinal
squad have been compiled They are as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
PTGIIsr GOES INSANE

BEILINGHAM. Wash. Aprils 21-
Jack" Timms. one OF the best known
pugilists and athletes in the Pacific
Northwest. was committed to the
asylum. for the insane al Mount Yer
+ non. Skagit coHnfy. today. Tinlms was
captured IN a cabin in the delta OF
the Skagit river which he had occu-
pied alone for some months. Timms
was found rigid in his bunk He had
te be carried 10 the jail and appar-
entity can not move.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
WINS TENNIS cHAMp1oNsHIr

WINS TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP - Stanford
University. April 21.--Miss F. Burrell, junior
registering from Oakland. has won the right to
the championship of the university in tennis,
and with the title silver trophy cup. Miss
Burrell this afternoon defeated Miss S. Bundy,
sister of the Los Angeles tennis player. in
straight sets. The cup offered was formerly the
property of the local golf club.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
sl.cLE JOINS BALrIMOREs

BALTIMORE, April 21.-Outfielde.
James +. SIagle has been secured BY
the Baltimore eastern league baseball
club from the Boston Nationals Slagle
played with the Chicago Nationals last
season.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
WRIGHT WINS roURTH GAME

NEW YORK. April -I.-By a score of
400 to 800 Harry a. Wright OF San
Francisco won the fourth game of the
national amateur 1872 balk line bill
lard tdeirnament from Clarence jack
son of Chicago. at the German Lieder-
kranz club tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

Elf the dam of Broomstick is al
Barney Sehgeiber's Woodlands farm in
Missouri ard has been bred to Sain
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owns the mare.
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