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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-02-02
Arcadia Gossip
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Feb. LA Gloria the speedy
rick that has won so many races for Dick VIII
halns IN two years, has broken down and been
sent to Resemead ranch. The breakdown will
emu her usefulness for the present season, in all
probability As it amounts to badly split
moor, Williams has little hope of further racing
iof her TINS season. La Gloria will he missed
by local race patrons, as she was of the
most consistent horses.
It became known officially today that Guy
burns suspension had been lifted by X. f. Car
man, bis contract employer, and that the boy
would be seen in the saddle again this week.
burns was disciplined by Carman nine weeks
ago. The New York horseinan had specific
complaint against his Jockey except that he con
ciiueu the 10y was getting stale in the saddle
ami That. rest would give him renewed viear
and rebound TO his advantage when he resurlsad
ridlng. Dm'ing his period of rest Burns has nor
Tad d leg over single horse and has not even
exercised one belonging to the carman stable.
Tim Mccall. the well known book makers
cashier, who underwent an operation for appen-
alcitis several weeks ago. is on the road to re-
eovery.. During his illness his employer. Abe
Levy has shown that his heart is in the right
iiace. ana through his Kindness Mccall has been
able TO have many of the Injuries Of a sickrooni
that otherwise would have been impossible.
After Ida May won the third race ..Friseo,,
6ardner boosted her to $500 oyer her entered
selling price. Owner Matt Reiss on hand
however, and protected bis clever mare with
the customary 50 bid.
Next Wednesday will be Elks' day at Santa
Anita and excellent program has been ar
ranged. II is expected that the record racing
crowd in the history of racing In the south will
attend that afternoon. and horseInen generally
nave shown comrnendable spirit in offering to
run their best horses to add attractions to the
card OF seven races.
Colonel w. T.. AppIegate has requested tina t
eight stalls be reserved for his stable which he
intends, m shipping to Santa Anita soon As stall
Ing room Is at u premium. 1T may be some time
before the Applegate string will be shipped from
Emeryyllle.
All OF the Santa Anita jockeys winning one
OF more races tomorrow will be enabled to wit
ness the Welsh Memsc fight Tuesday night free
OF charge Manager Tom AIcCarey of the Pa
enc athletic club has decided to give each win
ning rider pass to the battle.
Matt Reiss has become tired of waiting for his
rider W. Kelly, to be reinstated and has en-
gagged Jockey G. Russiil. The boy. who arrived
mere today will pilot the Reiss horses in future.
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Plan Big Reception

Elaborate arrangements are being
made 10 entertain the '-Wallabies" in
banquet viii be given, and Stanford
and California universities are making
extra efforts TO show the team atten-
lion. Al Berkeley the Australians will
Zoe entertained on the day of the game
and that night they viii also be guests
at a big smoking concert. stanford
early train.
The committee in charge of arrange
laents FOR the "a me February 13 met at
the St Francis last night The celors
OF the All-CalifoTnia team were decided
on.
a special meeting Of the Rugby
union viii be held at the Olympic club
tomorrow night TO consider several
recommendatiOns OF the committee
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EXPERT GOLFERS IN
CONTESTS AT
CORONADO
George Sfurges Wins Gold
.HedaI for Best Score in
Qualifying Rounds
By Arthur IHkersIey

CORONADO. Feb. i.-Thirty-six play
ers took part 81 the qualifying rounds
over Is holes medal score of the 9Th
annual competition for the mems golf
championship OF the Coronado country
dub oa the links here this morning.
Thirty-one returned their scores, the
gold medal for the best score being
won by George Sturges Of Chicago and
Coronado. with 81. 80, total r. PEREZ
"a. Thompson Of Chicago also made the
fl,st round ia 81. which was two strokes
BELOW boEey. The scores are shown IN
the fOiloying table;
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battle, to take place at Ashland, Wis,
July "a
We SHE'D our castors," as the
pugilistic writers say, into the roped
arena, both fit to go a long route. [
had knocked out Larry Mcdonald in
four rounds at Harvey, H., and fought
Clarence English grueling fifteen
round draw at Kansas City, Mo, the
week previcLs. AS a consequence, /
was in fine condition Again we fought
every inch of the way from gong TO
gong, and from round to round. He
would have the edge on me for a.
round or so, after Which ] would put
:on steam and battle him up and down
and around. finally landed couple
OF those old famous left hooks and cut
his eye He was bleeding freely, and
my right wind sinller seemed to take
all his steam away Here the police
stepped in and stopped the fight, pre-
venting me from scoring what | be-
lieve would have been a clean knock
out over Mickey. The club manager
handed me $50 wrapped up in a neat
little package for my pains.
The battle was fought in the
evening al. the Eagles carnival.
The fight fans, many of whom had
viewed our other two battles, were
dissatisfied because the police inter
fered, and right there urged that the
entire party take the train for Hurley
and have the fight settled once and
Tor all time. Policy La Page, the
manager Of the fight club in Hurley,
Wis, was among the. spectators, and
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ENTER FOR THE MARATHON

Tim McGrath. who is promoting the
Marathon race to be held in the Coli
scum on the night of February 10. an
nounces that he has secured the entry
of four classy distance runners. Sol
der King. a winner of many medals
for distance running; William STANLEY
of Los Angeles s. j. Hills of Alameda
and George Muller, an unknown" are
the men who have signed the entry
blanks. The distance will be 26 miles
and 3S5 yards. and the athletes viii
run on a track made of linoleum and
canvas. Entries will be received for
the race UP to and including Friday
night
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fight the following
Ny Teddy Murphy and
ground the following while Mickey and his Milwaukee
attend business They following
ready for the fight of lives.
funny incident happened the club officials hadn't provided
Riley and ready
send of old After hall hours
old had been used Paddy Sullivan
Mississippi City, Miss, in 1882,
gladiators gloves
stirred cur blood up to fighting pitch and how did maui and slam
will old
district OF Hurley Wis After fifteen rounds the grueng well
bloody milling the battle
the referee at its conclusion called draw amidst tremendous applause
fought all told thryone rounds with Rieyfour
battle with Mickey
in
SSS4l
white lightweight championship of the world we'll Jimmy Britt
S255S %
by
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Australian Rugby Team Is
Speeding Toward City

NEW YORK. Feb. Thirty mem
beers Of the Australian amateur Rugby
football team en- route TO California,
were on the steamer La Gascogne when
il arrived today from Havre. Within
an hour after they had landed they
were On a train bound for California.
IA California. it is stated. they viii
play the All-Californlans. the Leland
Stanford and the University of C8li-
fornia teams. They viii sail from
Vancouver. =. G., on their return trip
10 Australia
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arHLETE NUNN RETURNS

BERK ELEY. Feb. ALBERT Nj
the n1ainstay of the blue and gold
the field events al the intercoNeeia
contest last year. returned TO cOllege
today. There is joy in the hearts OF
the students over the return OF Mum.
who captured nine points last year. and
on him depends the result of the inter-
collegiate contest. MUM is expected
to take first place in the high jump.
pole vault. shot put, and is believed t.
mer throw
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BERKELEY. Feb. Ralph r. But
Ter. varsity football captain last year.
is in a quandary as to whether he Oan
play baseball this year. Butler has
found thai in order to register he viii
be compelled to take at least 10 units
of work. All of these must be finished
satisfactorily for graduation dt~the end
of the term Butler has q position open
TO him April Is, and he viii have 90
quit college before the end of the.term
TO accept the offer.
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HUNTING LICENSES DECREASE

SACRAMENTO. Feb IA falling OF
gilmore than $4,000 in the receipts from
tie sale OF hunting licenses by the
state WAS noted today when Controller
Rye completed the figures on the sales
for the first six months in 1908, which
amounted 10 S96,433.6S. as compared
with Si05.358. 81 ia the first six months
that hunting licenses were placed on
sale fn 1907
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FINANCING a srArE rEAM

LSFcctdf DNpoIcn % ne Z al
SAN JOSE. Feb 1.-The committees
soliciting funds to- finance the State
league baseball team here met tonight
and reported that more than 500 had
been subscribed. The committee was
organized with T. G. Barnett as chair
and IL. D. Anderson secretary In April
a ball at the Auditorium rink will com
plete the attempt TO secure coin.
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ABUM." THE MASCOT. IS DEAD
T Special Dispaich 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, Feb Bum" the mas
cot of the Santa Clara college baseball
and football teams. is dead. and as a
token of their affection number of
the members of the senior class here
have shaved their heads and adopted
resolutions of regret
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coEDs' BAsKET BALL scHEDULE

BERK ELEY, Feb. 1-Announcenien
was made by the executive committee
of the goods, as a result of a meeting
of the student body this morning. that
the first intercollegiate basket bal
game with Stanford would be held AZ
Stanford March s. The second game. a
week later. will be held on the camnns
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wILMERDING WINS GAME

The second game of the ~ A L.
basket ball schedule which was played
between the fives of the Wilmerding
and Lowell schools at the Young Mems
Hebrew associations hall last night.
was won by the former team by score
of 10 to Is. The game was fast and
exciting from start to finish.
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NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 1.-Freddie
Welsh las wired from San Francisco
1aat he has accepted the terms offered
for a fight with Young Corbett here
February 2n. The bout is scheduled
Tor - rounds, the men to meet at
catcA Meight-
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TURK WINS IN STR aIGHT FALLS

CHICAGO. Feb. 1-Yussef Mahout
won from Raoul de Ouen. the French
man IN wrestilng mat t; al the Sew
straight. falls.
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English needs no introduction to the
readers, for he was lightweight Of
national prominence during the year
1908 | persistently logged him for
a 20. and finally, thinking me soft
picking, he accepted.
AT that time one of the best
friends<that | had was big Jack Pow
ell, the giant pitcher of the St Louis
Browns As the fighting game was
iourishing in Missouri, | was anxious
20 get a 60 with Clarence English at
one Of the St Louis clubs / tried
Charley Houghton's West End club,
but was unsuccessful They couldn't
see me as drawing card. Jack Pow
ell took a big interest in the matter
and tried to persuade Houghton to
put me on and assured him that If
were given the chance | would make
good.
H6ughton was stubborn, however,
and said Nay nay to everybody
There was nothing to be done but go
to Kansas City. Clarence and fought
there on the evening of June d.
| surprised English and all his
friends early in the fight by almost
knocking him out of the ring with a
vicious right upper cut He had held
me cheaply up TO that, and my, how
he did begin to back up whenever
] started one Of my now famous
rushes.
| stood toe to toe with him. and
snapped blow for blow, and at the
conclusion of the fifteenth round
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Ilalred matches.
The Coronado team won by i points
- 8, OF bysa margin Of II points.
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Nelson Tells Hol0 He Fought
-Four Battles With MicRey Riley
Chapter No. II
Copyright, 1908, by Battling Nelson.)
BV RsffI;r0 Nelson

I'd hear that song called Hurrah for Mickey Riley?
Well, whether have written honor of Nil
y nia iat; 11i $500 he go 80 icons I4e
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All OF the Santa Anita jockeys winning one
or more races tomorrow will be enabled to wit
ness the Welsh Memsic fight Tuesday night free
OF charge. Manager Tom McCarey of the Pa
enc athletic club has decided TO give each win
ning rider pass to the battle.
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Colonel w. e. Applegate has requested tina
eight stalls be reserved for his stable, which HI
intends shipping to Santa Anita soon. AS stall
ing room is at u premium. 1T may be some tim,
before the Applegate string will be shipped iron
Emeryylle.
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Matt Reiss has become tired of waiting FOR his
rider W. Kelly, to be reinstated and has en-
gagged Jockey G. RussiiI. The boy. who arrived
mere today, will pilot the Ress horses in future.
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Mrs. 2. d. Lewis. Mrs William Collier
and Miss Marie Collier, all of Washing
ton.
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COUPON

Mrs. P. D. Lewis. Mrs. William Collier
and Miss Marie Collier. all of Washing
ton.
AIr. Samuel Hooper and family. former
~ Of College Park. are now occupying
the Hayes property on Madison avenue.
Mrs. Walter r. Harris of Washington
was the guest Of Mrs. Joseph a. Blundon
Saturday last.
Mrs. S. l. Eidridge OF Washington is
spending several weeks with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. William Fl. Chase, East River
dale.
Mrs. H. i. Overstreet and daughter,
Dorothy. of Washington spent Saturday
last with Mrs. Alfred e. Clark, Columbia
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank A. DeGroot will en-
terrain at their home on Adams avenue
Tuesday evening next the Citizens Asso-
citation and the Ladies Auxiliary.
Mr.. Clarence +. Bright and family have
returned 10 their home on jefferson ave-
nue. after spending the winter IN Wash
Ington.
Mrs. John Hanford, has recovered from
her recent illness.
Mr. Edison and family are now occupy
ing their house on Adams and Arthur
avenues.
Mrs. Mary f. Birchett of Adams avenue
is spending several days with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. George w. Cox. at the Van
Courtlandt.
Mr.. Saunders of Washington has pur-
chased the house formerly owned by
Robert c. Mangum.
Mr. and Mrs Dana White, jr.. left
Thursday last for Seattle Wash. where
they Will stay for the exposition. On
their way they will stop at St. Paul.
Mimi. and visit relatives of Mr.. White
Mrs. Bridges of Washington was the
guest of Mrs Charles E. Steinmeyer, Cha
teau Dawn
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Miss Frances II. Nye.
iugton. guests at the Cairo, left the city
Thursday for their home in the west,
where they expect to spend the summer.
Mrs. Alexander Stewart entertained at
a luncheon yesterday in honor of Mrs.
Sherman.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. H. Danforth. 2433 18th
street northwest. have as their guests
their daughter, Mrs. F.. II. Wrishtson
of Pittsburg. Pa and will be pleased
Mrs. Thomas Martin of Richf1eld Park.
n j.. who has been spending a month
with Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Martin in the
Lexington. will return home today.
Mrs. Benedict F. Campbell OF Denver.
Col, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. R. NJ. Gulick. at 1907 Wallach place.
delightful surprise party was given
last Monday evening to Miss Eunice c.
Dessez at her home by the members Of
the Brightwood Athletic Club. Music,
games and dancing were enjoyed during
the evening. Some of those present were
Misses E. Grant. f. Murphy. A. Caffery.
L. Bergman, E. Horner, X. Frease. E.
Simonds. NJ. Simpson and S. Hart. and
Messrs. c. Stewart. w. Bergman, NJ.
Seitz. George Seitz. B. Moore, c. How
ellis. E. Grant. A. Wesley. L. Holman. ].
Long, NJ Lyd d F Gos Gray D; smoot; A.
Baldwin, Mrs. Seitz and Mrs. Grant
chaperoned the party. Supper closed the
evening.
Mrs Gerson Nordlinser entertained the
Friday Afternoon Bridge Club last week
at her home in Florence Court. In the
party were Mrs. Meyer Fellheimer Miss
Bertha Jonas OF Nashville. Tenn; Mrs.
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MRS. CLIFFORD S. WALTON,

of Mrs. Norman Williams. 1927 10th
street. before joining her husband at his
hotel Her visit here may cover several
weeks.
Last Thursday in Chicago Mrs Mac
Veagh and Mrs. J. NJ Dickinson. wife OF
the Secretary of the Navy. were enter
tanned at a luncheon of eighteen covers
by Mrs. ]. J. Glessner. The guests were
the members Of the board OF the Fort
nightly Club. and later large reception
was given. at which there was program
Of special music.
Mrs Bertha CoblenZer will be at home
today at 14Oi 18th street northwest. Mrs.
Coblenzer and daughter. Miss Eliza Cob
enZer will sail for abroad April IA from
New York to spend several months In
travel.
They will visit DR. and Mrs. Ladislaus
Dete in Budapest. Austria. The latter
was formerly Miss Lillian Coblenzer.
whose marriage to DR.. Dete, the noted
scientist. took place in the early fall
in this city.
The wedding of Miss Irene sommers.
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Som
mers of Georgetown. and Mr.. Sidney
Guegenheim of this city will take place
this evening at = o'clock at Freund's.
Miss Lillian Sommers. sister of the bride.
will be the maid of honor. and Mr.. Her.
bert Guggenheim will act as best man
for his brother
The ushers will be the Messrs. Joseph
Bendheim. Milton Kronheim. Bernard
Sackerman and Charles kronheim. Rev.
DIR. Louis Stern and Rev. DR.. Abram
Simon of the Eighth Street Temple will
perform the ceremony. The wedding will
he small one for the family. After the
ceremony dinner will be served
The Misses BuXbaum of Chicago, ILL.,,
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Meyer
Hanlen of Sth street northwest.
Miss jeanette Ganss. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Ganss, and Mr.. Wallace
Luchs of this city will be married at the
home OF the bride, 1856 FaiTmont street.
Wednesday. April II.
Mrs. Nathan Kaufman. who has been
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Blu
menthal OF Georgetown. returns to her
home in Providence. 2. L.. tomorrow.
Mrs. Karl kaufman of St. Gall, SWitzer-
land. who has also been the guest Of her
parents, leaves tomorrow for a visit in
New York. but will return here before
sailing for her home.
Mrs. Sol Minister entertained the Sat
urday Night Bridge Club at her home
on Ontario place last night.
Mrs. Nye and Miss Nye, wife and
daughter of Representative Frank NJ.
Nve Of Minneapolis. Mimi, who have
--~~~r'',,.r tho winter IN Wash
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RIVERDALE SOCIETY.
correspondence OF 1he star

Special Correspondence OF 1he Star.
RIVERDALE. Md, April ,. 1909
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter r. Frey Of Cleve-
land Park spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs John Hollingsworth. West Riverdale
Miss Mary Chapalear Of Benedict Md,
and Miss Stella Latimer OF Washington
were the guests of Mrs Joseph A. Blum
don
Miss Helen Frey and Mrs. j. r. Halves
are stopping with Mrs. John Hollings-
worth, West Riverdale
Mrs. Harry T. DeGroot OF Jefferson
avenue is visiting in Hunters, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Mckee have re
turned 10 their home on Madison avenue
after spending several months in Wash
inston.
Mr. William Russell and family have
moved from their late residence on Pierce
avenue To their new one OF Johnson ave
nue., Hyattsyille.
Mr. Harry J.. Smith mas returned 10 his
home on Washington avenue after ex-
tensive trip through the south.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Wagner, AIR md
Mrs Warren Wagner and MIR. and Mrs.
home on jefferson avenue after spending
the winter in Washington.
Mr. and Mrs c. A. Meyer OF Adams
avenue had as their guests Sunday last
MIR. and Mrs. William Senft. Mr.. and
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Salvador S. Richard, Mrs. Samuel J.
Steinberger, Mrs. Sol Minister Mrs A.
Sigmund.
Mrs. A. Rosenthal of Florida avenue
has returned to town from a ten-day
stay in Atlantic City.
The Undecim Club will give an in
formal dance Thursday night, April 8.
Mrs B. Wexel has returned to her home
in New York after visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Cohen of Biltmore street.
Mrs. A. Herman and family have given
up their home on Calvert street and have
taken an apartment in the Oakland, CO.
lumbia road.
At the Tuesday night card party at
the Mercantile Club last week the bridge
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Miss jeanette Ganss. daughter of MIR.
and Mrs. Samuel Ganss, and Mr.. Wallace
Luchs of this city will be married at the
home OF the bride, 1856 Fairmont street.
Wednesday. April H.
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tea at her home Thursday afternoon by
the ladies of her sewing circle in compli-
ment to her departure for Pittsburg.
Among the guests were Mrs. G. kleeblatt.
Mrs. Ernest Gichner Mrs. Louis Kron-
heimer. Mrs. Oppenheimer Mrs. Caro-.
Mrs. J. Refs and Mrs. Eli Blondheim.
Mr.. Wade III. Ellis. assistant to the At
torney General. entertained the Ohio dele
cation at dinner last night The guests
included Senator Dick. Senator Burton
and Representatives keifer. Longworth,
Cole. Taylor. Kennedy, Douglas, Johnson.
Hollingsworth. Rowland. Goble, Thomas
and Joyce.
A pretty wedding took place Wednes-
day. March "a. at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. X. X. Burr. 9O4 B street south
west. when their attractive daughter,
Effie b., and Mr.. ]. Otis Moseby of Indie
Continued on Third Pagel
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Miss Helen Frey and Mrs. ]. r. Halves
! re- stopping with Mrs. John Hollings
worth, West Riverdale