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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1909-07-08
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CHAMPION SOCCER
PLAYERS WILL
CONTEST
Game viii Decide Composition
of Team That viii Invade
the North
By Bob Shand

What gives promise OF being one oc
the most interesting soccer games OF
the season Will be played on the
grounds at Eleventh and Mission
streets this afternoon The teams VIII
be composed OF the best players drawn
from the nine teams comprising the
California league. and the game has
been arranged in order 10 give th@
association an opportunity to see the
lads at work before finally selecting
the team which will invade the north
at the end of this month
The cfassfest players in California
will be seen ia action this afternoon.
and as this is the first soccer game
TO be played at the new grounds the
promoters are hopeful of putting the
game on a substantial footing in tho
locality by providing the best article
OF ball possible. The IL players who
shape up best in this game will be ths
ones who will make the northern trip.
The team will leave here March q
and Will be gone two weeks. during
which time seven games will be played
with the northern soccerites- sam
foot ball association, Will be in charge
Those who have seen the Vancouver
teams playing are emphatic IN their
declaration that the California BOYS
viii be able to play rings around their
hosts.
1t is expected shat the cup competi-
tiOn viii be advanced to the semi
finals before the team leaves here, and
that on the return OF the bows the
remaining games viii be played or
and the competition decided before the
exDiratton OF the regular season
Inere rs more sorrow SORROW IN the IhiSIie ,S'
Vampires had the league championship
cinched the Albion Rovers came to the
rescue, and by defeating the leaders
gave the Scots chance TO draw level
with the AAlamedans All the Thistles
had to do was to beat the Hornets. and
II was the consensus Of opinion that
games OF the season for the sturdy
Scots. The teams met last sunday
and the Thistles lost by I goal 20 o.
The Vampires were on hand TO root
for POmerOy'S men. and there was
much noise from the Vamps' corner OF
the field when the dnal whistle blew
have thus won the league champion
ship after striving for seven years to
get TO the top. The Alamedans have
finished second on several occasions
vernon ShOweu and his piucky bunch
OF athletes the full credit for the vic
tory
The Albion Rovers have regained the
form which made them the most feared
team at the beginning of the season
and II is up TO the other clubs TO be-
titiOn.
BY losing to the San Franeiscos last
Sunday the Burns are relieved from
further competition in the major COM
petition and the lads will have to take
their football from the sidelineS for
the balance OF the season
The players who take part I'm the big
game today are requested to report 10
their respective captains. III. r Elliot.
reds; and L. Perkins. whites. at the
Grand Central hotel. Polk and Market
streets. at o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Prize Shoots Are Scheduled
For She'll Mound Park

OAKLAND, March 6.-With a big
prize shoot and bowling tournament
Shell Mound park viii open its gates
for the picnic season tomorrow. The
prize shoot is the principal attraction,
as it is always attended by the best
marksmen Of the state. the many val
uable cash prizes acting as a magnet
TO some OF the shots who do not ap-
pear regularly at the ranges. Two
hundred dollars will be distributed
among the rife shots. the first prize
being s25 and the last prize is So
There will be special prizes for the
first and last bullseye both in the
morning and afternoon. The competi-
tion is open to any rife not over As
caliber and with any kind of sights.
The pistol shots will shoot at a
standard American target for $50 in
prizes besides a number of special
wards. Several of the best known
Jnarksmen of the hay cities have signi-
fed their intention of taking part in
the competition.
The bowlers will contest for prizes
orth SIS and specials for the best
cards and the most strikes.
The following clubs will hold their
monthly bullseye and medal shoots.
Shell Mound pistol and rifle club.
Deutscher kreiger Verein. Oakland tur-
ner schuetzen. Maccabee rifles and IN
dependent rifles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Gossip of the Track

Jack keene Is planning TO leave Californis
within few days. He has under consdera tion
an oner 10 train stable of thoroughbreds in the
Argentine republic for j. B. Haggin and Will &c
eSst AT once TO confer with Haggin concerning
the matter. IL he does not enter into contract
Win haggin he will proceed forthwith 10 Russia
Where he has Tentatively arranged TO open a pub.
lie training stable. Accommodations are being
reserved for him at Moscow for about 80 horses,
heene Is thoroughly familiar with the racing
game IN Rnssta, having trained there very sue
eessfuuy some years ago. IL he goes to Russia
ne probably viii take couple OF American
jockeys along 70 do his riding.
Presiding Judge Hopper had a seance with
Jockey beogh Yesterday concerning the sudden
sinh1p IN ms riding form. Keogh had not ridden
winner IN several days and had suffered defea
on several fayorites. He had only two mounts
Yesterday and succeeded in winning with one OF
them. -
starter Dwyer expects to exchange places with
Jake Jake Hoffman week hence Dwyer has been ia
splendid form since he returned from Arcadia
nye @ weeks ago, and his work at the barrier has
iett nothing TO be desired.
Colonel Jack chinn. chairman Of the Kentrc,v
stare racing commission, was an honored c1lest
at the Emeryvile track yesterday and took keer
delight IN renewing old friendships contracted
Nnen MS coiors were prominent on the coast
afternoons events Colonel Chinn was entertained
IN the pagoda by Presiding Judge Hopper. will
whom ne IS on exceedingly intimate terms.
The Emeryville ring would have received a
screening had May Amelia won instead of finish.
ing second yesterday. The mare was backed
down TO from an opening of 10 notwithstand.
ing That the inexperienced apprentice rider.
hlng. Was up, and she was beaten BY only !
narrow margin. o'
Very nearly all of the % book makers ,vbo
iald odds at EmeTyyille Yesterday found II nm.
prontable to operate. Frank Balm was rho
heaviest loser He dropped about So 600.
$ c. Hildreth IS reported to be negotiating
for the transfer of r. f. Carman's contract on
Talamrnd. the property Of p. Perez. was
hopelessly cut down during the running Of the
race which Barney Oldfeld won. The horse was
jumped on at the first turn.
Mark Boasbergs appeal from the findings Of
the lower court in the Locke law case win coma
before the supreme court of Louisiana April r
Boasberg is still booking at Emeryyille.
Harry B. Hawes. former police commissioners
and prominent politician is behind movement
for the organization of a jockey club at ST.
Louis composed of prominent business men
Delmar park is proposed the scene of the
meetings. which are TO be on limited scale
Tod Sloan has applied for renewal of his
license TO ride the English ttAf and it is
rumored that King Edward has interested him
self in Sloan's behalf
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Arcadia Gossip

Los ANGELES. March Colonel G. n.
Bibbins. the Spokane millionaire. who came here
from San Francisco for the purpose II betting
on High Private sent in several large commits
sions on the FOrSythe geiding and stood 70 win
some solid amounts. After the race. in which
lee was roughly messed about throughout the
journey, Colonel Bibbins offered little comment,
only 70 say that the best horse finished third.
A. @. Blakeley today shipped back 70 Emery
vile the horses Of Sam Emery that have been
racing here the last two weeks.
Jockey i. Rice. who was slightly injured when
him mount fell last Wednesday. was again in
the saddle today.
The local officials have received word from
the Pacific jockey club OF Jockey Monte Pres
tons restoration TO good standing Preston who
is under contract 70 j. Breedleve. has been cxcr-
cising bis employers horses and can easily make
100 pounds. he viii resume riding next week.
Ed German. for 10 years In charge Of the late
Lucky'' Baldwins breeding establishment 1t
Puente. died at his home on the Santa Anita
ranch last night.
Frank Farrar who has several horses IN train
Ing al Emeryville, a visitor today.
Twenty-Five books hung up their states az to-
days cHtin. The Missouri club was the only
withdrawal. while Nose Raphael the only
accession.
Joe Madden winner OF the Los Angeles derby
was named for enc OF the of the we'll
known owner John f. Madden The colt was
purchased from Madden. BY whom he was hrrii.
sam Hiidreth teiegrsphed congratulations To-
Madden after the race. He also wired 70 W. A.
PinkertOn at Chicago.
r. T.. Thomas will sell at auction n horses
OF his extensive string next Friday. In the lot
will be several CaesariOn colts and geidngs He
IS beginning 60 weed our hiS stable before start
ing the eampa ign IN the east
The entry Of Dixie Lad. owned Or Stuart Polk
will not be accepted In future. the judges being
dissatisfied with his last race. when he shovel
such improvement over previous efforts.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07

Chicago Men Break Worlds
Bowling Record

PITTSBURG, March 6.--The Lipman
five men team of Chicago broke the
worlds record for bowling at Duquesne
garden here tonight, rolling a score of
2's5S. The record previous to tonight
was 2,927, made by the Bonds team OF
Columbus, O., last year at Cincinnati.
The highest scores of the individual
events this afternoon are:
". b. Brown GPittsburg) So George A.
Young tPittsburg) 81, +. Hoener (Pittsburg)
55b, 4. +. Underwood (Pittsburg) 54s r. III.
Hummer lPittsburgl 500.
In the two contests this afternoon the
following are the highest scores
Pnaum- -Groyer lPittsburg) 1859. Seals Baker
california, Pa.) 1,057, Dempsey Roll (Pittsburg)
1O46. Underwood -Tessmer (2ittsburg) .032
Hlleman-H Huseman california, Pal 1.025 Schu-
ler-Miller lPittsburgl I,025.
Individual contests-L. Ebener (Pittsburg)
6l5, Locks {Braddoek. Pa 597 Martin pitts
burg 593, Mccormick tToledol $50
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Hard to Convict Hunters
Without Licenses

SAUSALITO, March Cit developed
Friday in Justice Renner's court that
it was almost impossible to secure a
conviction for a violation of the hunt
ing license law. 1t has been demon
strated, attorneys declared, that the
state can not prove that a defendant
has hunted without license unless
every county clerk in the state is called
as a witness.
II. NJ. Zamboni and A Siora, hunters,
We're arrested several days ago and
charged with hunting without a
license. The defendants contended that
they had obtained licenses in another
county and that they had been lost.
Under the law the state is compelled
to prove their guilt, and in order to
accomplish this it would be necessary
to call every county clerk in the state
in-order to determine whether licenses
were ever issued TO the defendants.
Upon this showing the cases against
the two men were dismissed.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
HIGH PRIVATE NOT
GIVEN CHANCE
TN DERBY
Rough Riding Jockeys Cheat the
FOrsyfhe Colt OF Victory
and Are Punished
Especial Dspdtch 10 The Call

lSpecIdl DLsPdtch 10 he Call
Los ANGELES, March s.-After the
most fragrant exhibition of continual
rough riding ever witnessed here Joe
Madden won the Los Angeles derby
this afternoon in a desperate driving
finish with Guy Fisher and High Pri-
yate over a muddy track in fair time.
From the moment the barrier arose
until the field passed under the wire
High Private and Jockey J. Lee. the
negro pilot, We're bumped, pocketed
and tossed about the. track until It
seemed miraculous that either got
away without serious injury
Powers on Guy Fisher and Shilling
on Joe Madden were the chief offend
ers, but it seemed that all the white
Jockeys had formed a combination
against the negro rider. as practically
every one of them took a whack at
Lee and High Private The latter ran
so pounds the best race and with a
fair chance would have won easily.
As the barrier was sprung High Pri-
vate was caught in sandwich style and
forced to pull up last. Lee foolishly
tried to go through the bunch at the
nrSt turn and was slammed across the
track again. He worked his way
through the field on the long straight
away going into the back stretch and
the field opened up to let him in a trap
on the rail, where he was pocketed
and held until turning into the stretch.
NACi z 1t SOl dHOIHSI S1dUiIulnE anu
had to pull UP next to last TO keep
from falling In the stretch run Lee
came to his senses and took to the
outside, but he was so far out of it
that he had no chance to win and was
lucky TO be third
Guy Fisher and Joe Madden had it
out and the latter, through a superior
finish by Schilling, got a nose victory.
High Private was third, four lengths
back.
After the race the stewards had
meeting, after which the following
rulings were announced: Jockey
Shilling suspended indefinitely for
rough riding in the derby and for sus-
picious riding in other races; Jockey
Y. Powers fined $3.50 for rough riding
in the derby and Jockey McGee fined
500 for rough riding in the same race.
F. A. Forsythe, owner of High Pri-
vate. took the defeat of hts gelding
much to heart and expressed himself
accordingly. Forsythe added that if
the Los Angeles jockey club would Of
fer a derby renewal he would start
High Private and stake his life that
his horse would easily beat the field
which he met and finished third in
today.
Waterbury beat Conoquy handily in
the Swift handicap at FIVE furlongs
and Car beat Far West, the good
thing, in the Redondo handicap at nine
furlongs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
TENNIS SCHEDULE TN
AN UNSETTLED
CONDITION
Doubt Concerning the Revival of
fhe Alameda County Cham
PfOnship Event
By Grant Smith

The tennis schedule for this year
seems 10 be IN an unsettled condition.
There seems TO be doubt as to whether
the Alameda county championship event
VIII be renewed this year. but it is
likely it win The present plan is TO
hold IL at Berkeley in the courts on
the Berkeley tennis club the fore part
OF next month. This organiza ton IS
by long ODDS the strongest in Ala
media county. and as the courts are be-
ing put into first class shape the college
town seems 10 be the natural place
10 hold the event.
The Berkeley tennis club has been IN
existence for a number OF years. but
up 10 a year or so ago never seemed
10 thrive Many enthusiastic members
have joined the ranks of late and the
club bids fair to take its place among
AAe largest and strongest clubs in the
west. A revival Of the Alameda cham
slionshlp event on its courts would give
lne club big boost. as all the promi-
nent players IN the bay counties have
been In the habit OF participating in
this tournament. which was the hrst
championship event OF the year
~ the Alameda county event Is held
during the first week OF April there is a
chance for a conflict. as the annual
oJ2l valley tournament viii be held
april i, 2 3 and 4. As only Two play
ers at the most viii make the trip
70 ojai the conflict. If there is one
should not prove very serious
Inc Two local players who cOntem-
plate taking IN the Ojai valley tourna-
1nent THIS year are Coast Champion
Melville and Carl Gardner The latter
Won The tournament last year and
mas his name inscribed on the cup
twice. Another victory viii give him
me trophy for all tine.
The class singles tournament COM
menced al the park courts last sun
oay VIII be completed today Mau-
rice Mclaughlin has the first class at
OF the BInnigan- -Knowlton match IN
the finals, and it is hard 10 conceive Of
MS losing 70 either one.
There should be more OF Z contest for
the honors IN the other three classes.
in the second class F. J. Curley will
row and +. 3. Miller viii come to-
Eether IN the finals OF the third class
IL G. HobSOn qualified for the finals in
the fourth class last Sunday and viii
meet the winner of the match between
1. ii. Kaiser and E. NJ Cameron
The new tournament committee OF
the California tennis club is figuring on
starting continuous tournament IN the
near future. Events OF this kind held
IN the past have not been attended with
any great amount OF success.
Maurice Mclaughlin and Robert Stra-
chan completed their final match in the
junior handicap singles event during
the week The score last Saturday
stood set all and &C. The third set
was played over on Tuesday, and Stra-
Strachan received odds OF give Is and
over Is. which proved too big an i'm
post even for Mclaughlin, who IS the
handicap king
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
YaChtSmen Preparing for
Coming Season

All around the bay the yachtsmen
are hard at work putting their boats
ia commission. The scene OF the great
est activity is probably in San Leandro
bay. where the members OF the Aeoliau
yacht club make their headquarters.
Tho new clubhouse OF the Alameda
yachtsmen is rapidly nearing compile
tion and by the frst Of next month the
members viii be able 10 scrape their
spars. fx skifs and scrub sails in the
new house The building is a two
story affair with dance hall, stage, la
dies parlor and directors room up
stairs, and lockers, showers and small
boat room on the ground floor. also q
keepers room Next TO the house of
the san Franciscos il viii be the best
on the bay
The members and officials OF the Aeo-
Han club are enthusiastic over this
seasons outlook. for the feet has
grown in numbers and now contains
some of the best and fastest yachts on
the bay
Corinthian sioop Speedwell from Tom
Jennings and viii hy the Aeolian flag.
George and Herbert Postel. Sidney VIII
son and Ben JOst viii be the crew.
Walter McDOnough and Byron Priest
have purchased the Corinthian sloop
Edna from A. J.. Meyer and she also
Will De dlaCQ 10 lLG AAdllEQa meet.
Rosseau's Merry Widow, the champion
25 foOter, Is now on the Aeolian ways
and Rosseau has applied for admission
10 the club Harry Craig and Henry
Steinbach have bought the Golden Gate
slOOp Thetis and A Davis the sloop
Dawn, all OF which will fly Aeolian
colors, so there viii surely be things
doing IN the Alameda organization.
The yawl Corsair is now being
turned into g power boat by Harry
Badger. The sloop Dixie of the Cor
41~r .-1r n &c Ntc.fr7
lian beach Commodore Strom's Nau-
illus is now on the Aeolian ways being
fitted out with all the latest racing
over at Tiburon the Corinthian
members are somewhat worried at the
action Of the railroad company in TAX
ing of nearly all the ferry boats on
that run Plans are now being talked
OF for securing one OF the Vallejo
boats 70 make the Ilburon run during
the summer months Nothing will be
done tais season regarding a new club
house. but plans viii undoubtedly be
drawn up and handsome structure
At Sausalito the San Francisco club
IS planning some additions TO its al
ready comfortable clubhouse Most of
the boats are already being put Ia COM
mission. Port Captain John Marshall
wants 70 dispose Of the Phoneicia so
that he can get larger boat. and Roy
Barney is also anxious TO dispose of
his yawl Jester for the same reason
Neither the Golden Gates nor the
CALIFORNIA; are doing much as yet but
expect to get busy soon. The Caiifor-
Mas are going TO make some needed
improvements 70 their clubhouse The
Vallejo yachtmen are deyoting most OF
their time to power boating and expect
10 turn out some fast boats. = The Sac
ramento boat club members are after
speedy power boats this season. AL
bert Elkus. viii have a new speed
burner. while if is rumored that II III
Mitchell. Governor Gilletts secretary,
has purchased one Of the fastest motor
boats in the east. the General II
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
Two Fast Bouts Scheduled
In Capitol City
[Spceial Dispatch to. The Call


SACRAMENTO. March 6.-There are
two fights slated by Sacramento clubs
Tor the month of March which the
fans are eagerly awaiting. The first
rs 20 round bout between Billy
snailham, the San Francisco feather
weight, and Joe Reilly, who fought
the Montana Kid a draw here last
month Snaiiham is already here and
in training for the bout, which comes
off March IS.
The other fight of the month will be
between Frank ManteIl of Pawtucket.
K l., and Kid Williams of Stockton. The
stockton boy has been out of the game
ror some time, but is confident of
The Shasta club of Redding has
matched Red Cornett brother of ollie
Cornett, the heavy weight, and Mon
tana Kid for the latter part of March
Crockett with Kid Harrison
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
BASKET BALL TEAMS CLASH

BERKELEY, March 6.-Next Tues
day the basket ball teams Of Oakland
aud Berkeley high schools viii cIash
At the Piedmont rink in Oakland. The
Oakland boys are confident that thev
viii win. but the Berkeley quintet is
equally sure and its record backs them
I'D as their game with the Columbia
Park pioneers last night registered
their first defeat OF this season. The
lineup viii not be announced until
Tuesday. when q rally will be held IN
the assembly hall
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-07
PENNSYLVANIA WINS RELAY

WASHINGTON. March 6-At the
eleventh annual indoor meet OF George
town university. held here tonight. a
mile relay race between teams rep
reSenting Cornell. Pennsylvanfa and
Yale was the feature 1t was a nip
and tuck race between the two last
teams, PENNSYLVANIA winning BY a ward.
The University OF Virginia won from
Georgetown a I mile relay race for the
championship OF the south. Johns Hop
<ins university defeated the Carlisle
Indian school In I mile relay race.