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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Annual Golf Championship
On Card for April

Golfers in this vicinity are busily
preparing themselves for the annual
championship event which Will be held
on the links Of the San Francisco golf
and country club at Ingleside beginning
April i. Entries VIII be restricted to
members OF clubs affiliated with the
Northern California golfers association.
The present champion is j. c. Newton
4 of the Claremont country club. New
ston also won the championship in 1907
u is doubtful If he viii participate this
kHear. The present champion has proved
beyond doubt by his two victories that
lie is the cleverest golfer in this part
OF the state. If he fails 10 play in
April the title viii fall TO a worthy sue
tcessor. as the best players in the bay
counties are OF high order.
on April Il the qualifying>round over
- holes medal play viii be held. The
55est l6 scores viii qualify for the match
play. the first round OF which viii be
played in the morning of the 18th. The
second round VIII be PLAYED IN The
afternoon Of the sameday and the semi
1nals on April p. These rounds Will
ala be over is holes. while the final
match. which is scheduled for April 25
viii be over 80 holes
mel - " IA dlrU 1t a consolation event
PLAYED on April IS for those who fail
10 qualify and for contestants who fail
10 reach the seminal round. 1t will
be handicap medal play tournament
over SO holes
Entries for the Championship event
must be made through the secretary
) 81 the club Of which the entrant is a
member. All entries must be ia the
hands Of Arthur J. owen. 4s4 California
street. on or before April IA
The Northern California golf assocfa
ti0n VIII hold its next regular handicap
event on the Claremont course next SAT-
urday This event was originally
scheduled Tor 1he Ingleside course hut
as The championship event is 10 be held
lhere the switch has been made SO
shat the course on this side Of the bav
VIII be in first class shape for the big
event
The second event Of the Northern
California women golfers association
VIII be held on the Preside links Tues
day. il VIII be an IS hole haudfcap
event. entries for which close Monda =
night tt is expected the coming event
VIII attract a much larger entry list
than the last association tournament.
hich, owing 10 the long continued wet
weather, proved anything but success.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
RIsLING is STAR OF NEET

PALo ALTO. March 2O.-The PaIo
Alto high school athletes lowered the
colors of the Mountain View track team
this morning on the Stanford univer-
sity campus by score of Sc to a.
Although there We're no startling per-
formances the prep" school boys made
a good showing for this time of the
season B. Rising was the star OF the
meet, taking first place in the high
jump, 220 dash. 100 yard dash second
in the 90 yard dash and tleing for first
place in the broad jump
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Commercial Men Lose Ball
Game by Quitting

OAKLAND, March 20.-Less than
eight innings Of baseball, which prom
ised TO end in a rainstorm. suficed for
elers' association when they crossed
sticks with the Oakland association at
Freeman's park this afternoon, and
lost by default. The score at the mid
die of the seventh inning stood to 6.
with- the San Francisco men carrying
the short end.
Oakland had its chance at the bat in
the seventh, and San Francisco played
better in that Srame than in anv other.
When the travellers made the third out
they quit. and the umDires declared
Oakland the victor.
The San Francisco battery was
Wentmier and Harris; that of Oakland
was Valentine and Mason. Lewis and
Wicker umpired
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Senator's Nose St. Mary'S
Out in the Ninth

SACRAMENTO. March 2O.-The Sac
ramento Coast league club was lucky
in nosing out the Phoenix team of
ST Mary's college today by a score
of 2 to l. The coIlegians had the sign
on the locals up to the last frame,
when southpaw Hart was found for
three hits. one by Levy netting two
runs after two hands were down. For
eight innings Hart was an enigma.
allowing but two stingy safeties
Baum, although found more frequently.
kept the hits scattered. First Base
man Arnold of Fresno made his initial
appearance and showed up we'll Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Eddie Dugan RefuSedLiceuSe
to Ride ia England
[Speeial Dispaleh 10 The Calll

NEW YORK, March -CabIegraTs
from England say that Eddie Dugan,
the young jockey under contract to ride
Harry Payne Whitneys horses in Eng
land this season, Will not be granted a
license by the English jockey club stew
ards.
No reason has been advanced by the
turf authorities abroad for this lack of
mans rider, but it is understood from
hints dropped by men in close touch
with the stewards that Dugan's reputa-
ton as rough rider brought about the
rejection OF his application for permis
sion 10 ride
Whitney said tonight that he had not
been informed that Dugans application
had been refused and that he was not
in position therefore TO discuss the
Snhierf-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
SOx Again Wallop the Los
Angeles Pitchers

LOS ANGELES, March 2O.-The Sox
regulars took another fall out of the
Angels today. That the SoX intend to
keep up their fierce hitting indefinitely
seemed apparent by the way they went
after Tozer and Briswalter today. swat
ting the ball for a total of 16 hits, in
Guiding three bagger and two doubles.
Los Angeles played a poor fielding
game some of it's eight errors being re-
sponSible for runs
Comiskey today denied the report
that he has offered Fielder Jones
$4,000 to rejoin the team and act as
manager. He says he will not make
such an offer. The score:
Los ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

The Bay Shore Greens and tho Southern
Heights win open their season this morning at
O'Clock on the Twelfth and Mission street
Iot. Both teams have a strong collection OF
players and fast game IS looked FOR.
The members Of the swastIka basket ball
team which made such creditable showing
during the winter months are rl training
for the baseball season and expect 10 have Il
crack nine in the field during the coming month
Tie employees Of W Davis & Sons have
reorganized FOR the season Of 1909 and ready
To meet teams composed Of employees Of any
wholesale house in the city or vicinity. Ad-
dress communications 10 J. J.. Flannery, 2040
Howard street The lineup Of the team is as
follows: Doody, shortstop, Jiminez. first base;
Mccormack pitcher; VeYoda, catcher: Jensen.
second base Davis. third base: Sandborg, left
field: Becker. center held; Flannery. right field;
Williams. substitute.
The Glmon baseball team has recognized for
the season Of 1903 The Gihons have been in
existence for three seasons and are now ready to
play any OF the fast country teams preferably
Santa Rosa. Petaiums Livefmore, Byron and
Grass Valley The team had q successful sea
son last year and played in the winter series
in the CsremOnt league Of Oakland winning
the series with the high percentage Of 100
The team has been greatly strengthened this
season and will line up follows: Johnson
pitcher: Hons fcaptainj. catcher; Hazelton. first
base: Boardman. second base; Schwartz. short
stop; Brownie, third base; Schwerin. left field;
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
ATHLETIC FINANCES IMPROVE

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March 90.
BY a recent report Of the finances OF
the student body il appears that STAN
ford IS In a better position than for
some years. Manager J. L. Stewart
Says in his tabulstion OF receipts and
expenditures that the last athletic sea
son Of Rugby has netted the cardinal
big returns. that All debts OF any size
DaNc been met and that there is a
balance of S6.446.19. During the last
month the student body has expended
S3.f5e.9I, but a portion of this was
paid 10 the board Of control and is
held ir trust 10 defray the expense Of
erecting new buildings on the track
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
BoNHAG BREAks REcoRD

NEW YORK. March 20-George
Bonhag of the Irish-American athletic
club broke another record tonight at
the indoor meeting of the Twenty
second regiment. Bonhag ran in a
seven mile race against a relay team
consisting of F.. G. Bellam, New York
A. G., and j. A. Lee. unattached. He
covered the distance In 80 minutes
30 30 seconds, which takes l minute
and 32 20 seconds off the old record
of SO minutes 81 seconds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
Flynn Is Willing to Give
Papke Another Go
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, March 2o-Bin
Papke. suffering from the sting OF de-
feat by second rate fighter. will be
given another chance by the Pacific
athletic club to demonstrate his ability
to whip Flynn.
The match will be staged some time
in April, Flynn having signified his
Willingness to take on Papke again.
According to PaBke's friends Flynn
was much over his stated weight. No
one saw the fireman weigh and while
he said he tipped the beam at 1877 he
looked heavier.
Papke believes he gave away at least
Is pounds and attributes his defeat to
Flynn's superior weight.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
STANFORD
SANTA CLARA
SUMMARY
= NM . +

First on called balls-On Trene 4, off Thele I.
Left ON bases-Santa Clara s. Stamford 10. Wild
pitches-Thiele 4. First base errors-Sants
Clara . Stanford .. Struck out-By Friene Z,
by Thiele ). Double plays-Dooling to Peters;
Friene to Meeoyern to Peters. Time OF game
hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-Rutledse and
Gallagher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
CHURCH FAvoRs FOOTBALL

COFFEYVILLE, Kan. March 20
The matter OF footballs for BaKer unit
versity was again taken up at the ses-
sion of the south Kansas conference Of
the Methodist Episcopal church today,
and after a Ions hSht the conference
voted against restricting the game.
The vote was so against restriction TO
4S to restrict. Yesterday the confer
ence voted against permitting the sport.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

81 the form of g Marathon. Wnlch VIII
be run across country.
Sacra rleuso. ike All other cilles, hAs
i'se mara thonitiS so the citizens COM
,-,frfea has decided on a seven or eignt
mile race. calling II a Marathoh- Ia
order TO make this great attIac-
zion the Pacific athletic association,
sfnder whose sanction ait tne events
Win he PUN. viii be asked 10 make
fhfs iIs official s sross country cha "a
ploushfu event The apUilc&tioh Tor
Ere sanction VIII be acted on at to-
.sro-rov'S meeting Of Tire registration
cammittee-
The regfstration committee Of the
17lcfA a. athi ietic association al It's meet
-ire tomorrow will take up the case
tof 81 National Guard basket ball team
Of ifEerrlore. for sometime past
.leamS going 10 LiVermore 40 play,
larn canDla med OF their treatment at
rre Ilancs of the country team ana It's
manager Tile treatment accorded the
Columbia Park Pioneers last week was
Srrh frar Lhe association has been
1o-ced to take the matter up anu
discipline rle country soldiers ihe
Inanagar was notified to appear before
Fne committee tomorrow and explain
1is act ions. a failure 40 appear VIII
mean THE severe disciplinilg oI the
J.irerEore team and the country boys
vTI ind than ff they want 10 play al
all. they must play fair
Elr ~laaN DalA l.lAAtR BIB lttN 40
domic athletic lesgne is a regrettabie
feature that crops up quite frequently
fn nFGl school athletics. Oakland feels
put orr ia the matter ana 50 does Viii
Ilerd5ng. From all :. am able 10 ascer-
1aiu most OF the fault in the mlNup
ias with the ieagues committee.
While J believe the game should have
bepn PLAYED on q neutral court, con-
sideI that Tire Piedmont ccurt is just
g neutral To Ca klaud the Audi
1orium or Young Mems Hebrew assO-
CiatiOn tGDouf tre only TWO available
local COURTS would be 90 WMmerding.
nd J 90 not think the local boys
should feel put out on that account.
.but from MerrilIs 5 statement that the
team was not given sufficient notice,
sthere is undoubtedly good ground for'
a kick.
The schools OF the Academic lea que
would De much better of ii they had
regular student delegates 10 the league
board Of managers instead Of proxies.
MANY of these proxies never think Of
reporting 10 the schools. and the result
IS understanding between schools
and committees This viii probably
De overcome when all the subleagues
are reorganized-
Everything is I'D readiness for the
Public schools athletic league meet.
which VIII be run of next Saturday at
rne stadium. Secretary George Schlft-
Ter has been busy for the past two
weeks selecting officials for the meet.
Crockcr. John SWEET and Spring Val
lev an figure on repeating their former
sict0ries. The John SWEET team has
been weakened considerably by the
Joss Of SmelIzer who Is now attend
,ng Lowell high. while Spring Valley
has lost its captain and crack
sprintcr Scratena. 50 that ii looks as
- luck should favor the Crocker boys.
Every day finds groups OF youngsters
ar the stadium in active training. 50
All the contestants viii undoubtedly
Dee in great shape.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
SACRAMENTO MEET
IS ATTRACTING
ATHLETES
CsrniVai al CAPITAL Ciiy-iE A prH
VIII Be Big Event for
Amateurs
By Herbert Hauser

Thek interior Of
the state Is getting
fhe amateur ath-
letic fever. as is
shown in the inter
est that is being
taken ia the ath-
Ietic carnival. which
will be held al
= AGRA m G n [ 0 on
ADrIl "a Every
kind Of sport VIII
be taken care Of,
and i viii all be
amateur. The run
ming events Will DC
held 0n the state
fair grounds. with
the exception of a
long distance race
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
SACRAMENTO
20 out Wien winning run was made
Runs AND HTS BIZ INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Wallace. Two base hit
Wilcox. First base errors-St. Marys l. sac
ramento /. First base ON called balIs-On Hart
., on Baum /. Left on bases-St. Marys .. sac
rsmento g. Struck out-By Hart .. by Baum g.
Time Of game hour and % minutes. I'm
pire-McHale.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
WILL FIGHT TWENTY ROUNDS
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO March 20. = Kid
tell will fight 90 rounds before the
Buffalo athletic club at the old pavilion
IN this city Friday night. Both have
been working hard.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Mainland, center field; Coleman, right field; +;
Burke. substitute. ANY fast country teams de-
string dates can be accommodated by addressing
}. Herzoe, s43 Santa Clara avenue, Alameda
The game between Dolores parlor and South
San Francisco Darlor Of the Native Sons league,
which scheduled FOR the South San Fran
cisco grounds. viii be played this afternoon at
O'Clock at the Golden Gate park diamond
instead
The editorial department of The Call has
organized basket ball team, which is ready
to meet any 135-140 pound teams composed Of
employees of any local or Oakland dailies. The
team viii meet the fast Scorpions at the park
stadium this morning. Following is the lineup
of The Can five: Wallen, center; Randall
right guard: Newton, left guard Chandler, right
forward; Wren captain, left forward
A program has been arranged for the gymnas
tic contest 10 pe held at the Presidio gymnasium
next Friday evening under the auspices of the
Army Young Mems Christian association. Il
VIII include acts by the junior tumblers from
Berkeley. Scotch dancing by Pray and Winsor
Indian club swinging by H. NJ. Strickler and
other ike events. IN addition, vocal and
instrumental concert will be rendered.
san LEANDRo, March 2o.-san Leandro won
the seminal game in the championship series
OF the Alameda county grammar school baseball
league by defeating the Allendale nine at Hay
ward yesterday afternoon Score, to ?. Begier,
San Leandros pitcher, struck out IL, gave l
score: r. II. T..
San leaudro Observation-Disclosures 3
Allendale ....................,.. 2 10
The lineup:
San Leandro Position AIIendale
NJ. Cardoza. Catcher -............. Tuler
b. Begier (eapt.1 Pitcher .........B. Henderson
o. Bodtn. First base. "A. Snider
]. Furtado. Second base r. Dawson
NJ. Rose. e......... Third base. e...--.....- j. Rupp
A Reid Shortstop. A. Scott (capt.)
r. Garcia. Ieft held W. RnpD
NJ. Silyera. Center field. .-.....L Madsen
E. Frates- s-.....-. Right field. II. Foster
Lee Hodge. Substitute +. Baumgartner
SANTA ROSA March 20.-Aluch interest has
been aroused here over baseball game, 10 be
played Sunday between teams representing the
Santa Rosa and San Francisco parlors Native
Sons of the Golden West. The proceeds are
to so toward the furnishing fund of the club
rooms of the new building OF Santa Rosa parlor
The lineup for the game viii be as follows:
Santa Rosa -Robberson, catcher; Smith.
pitcher: Sanborn, first base: Loughrey second
base; Weir, shortstop; Neurauter, third base /:
Mcnamara. left field Towey. center field: :
Pedgo, right field Jacobs. extra.
San Francisco parlor-Bryant catcher: Rig
Dey, pitcher; Kelly, first base: Richardson, sec
ond base; Dwyer, shortstop; De Martini third
base; Kenny, left field; Richardson, center
field; Nightingale, right field; Canaan, extra
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
cuIco scHooI WINS

RENO, New March 2O.--Chico normal
school u. University of Nevada s, was
the result of football game here to-
day.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
CHICAGO
Total ......42 10 1e 81 10
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-sullivan. Two base hits
Howard Atz, lsbell, Goodwin. Sacrifice hits
Tannehill. Sullivan. First base on error-Ios
Angeles =, Chicago 3. Left on bases-Los An
geles 8, Chicago Ia. First base on called balls
on Tozer 4. off Sutor ., off Briswalter g. of
Smith .. Struck out-By Tozer A. by Sutor 2
by Briswalter l, by Smith 2. Double play
Atz to Isbell Passed bail-SuIlivan. Time of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-Perine
and Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21
WEAKMEN

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unnatural discharges in "a
hours. You feel an Improve
menr from the first dose We
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our treatment that we ofYor
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

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or the prostate glands and an ofSs,s
terrible effects OF seif-abuse or sS
cesses. which lead to consurnption ana
death- positively cures the WORSE casa~
IN old or young of that mortifvfnr CO..
dlton, quickness of discharge Ssn+
sealed, 81 per bottle, bottles IS e.nsr
anteed to cure any disease
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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

The second game OF the newly organized
Associated Catholic league viii be played this
afternoon at 2:S0 The ST. Ignatius stadium.
nMcAllister and Shrader streets, between the
crack Knights OF Columbus team and the Young
Mems Institute nine. They VIII line up fo.-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-21

sEPARATE PARLORS FOR PRTVACY
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
TOPOGRAPHERs
READY FOR WORK
Eleven Mapmakers viii Begin
Operations on Kauai and Be
Pau There by July.

The eleven topographists who came
down on the Mongolia, Monday, to be-
gin the work of mapping tine Islands,
expect to start in on the active work
of the enterprise within a few days.
For the present they are familiarizing
themselves with local conditions and
porting over the maps and surveys in
the surveyors office.
The chief topographer, who is in
charge of the party, is C. H. Birdseye.
He will, however, take more than a
birdseye view Of the Islands. The
other members Of the staff are
H.. L. Mcdonald, P. A. Ogle,
L. F. Biggs, j. L. Lewis, o. G. Taylor,
w. H. Barringer, A. E. Bungay and
Sidney Birdseye, the last named a
brother of the chief.
Mr. Birdseye is making his headquar-
ters at the office of Superintendent
Marston Campbell, who is to look after
the Territory's end of the work. The
party will probably remain in town
from ten days to three weeks, and will
then go over to Kauai, where the actual
work OF mapmaking is to begin. The
topographers expect to finish up this
Island by next January, and shortly
thereafter the public works department
will be in possession of good photo
graphic copies of the map. The en-
craving for permanent use, however
will be done in Washington.
The map is to be made on a scale
of two inches to the mile. In the
lower levels the contour interval will
be ten feet and in the mountains fifty
feet.
Two of the members of the party, in
Guiding c. H. Birdseye, are accompanied
by their wives. The entire party is
domicied at the Hau-Tree at Waikiki.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
POLICE THINK He
STOLE THE GRIPS
Sam HaIsey Is in Jail Facing a
Charge of Larceny in the
Second Degree.

Sam Halsey is thought to be the lad
who made off with the hand luggage Of
Doctor Uchino Monday, and he was
locked up last night in the tanks at
the police station pending an investi-
Cation. Later in the evening charge
of larceny in the second degree was
placed against his name. The police
are certain that Halsey is the man and
they expect to make the charge stick
without trouble.
Doctor Uchino, who is a distinguish
ed japanese public official, arrived on
the Mongolia Monday. He turned his
hand luggage over to a lad, expecting
that it woud be carried out to a wait
ing automobile. The doctor reached
the auto but found no luggage. He
waited, but no luggage came.
Finally the doctor reported the mat
ter to the police, only to discover that
the sleuths knew all about the lost ar
ticles and were only worrying about the
| owner.
1t appears that the luggage
lad, instead of carrying the grips to
| the auto scooted uptown and jumped
on tram car, riding out to the Ia.
| mehameha Girls School, where he
| alighted The conductor of a car which
passed by shortly after noticed the lad
opening the bags in the shelter of the
wall, and jumping eff his car, confs
Gated the luggage. He turned it ovel
to the police.
The police started search for ht
llght-fngered one just as soon as thu
bags were turned in, but without avail
After getting a description from Doe
tor Uchino they made renewed effort
to find the culprit and yesterday after
noon Halsey was arrested.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
JAS. w. PRATT,
AUCTIONEER.

At the Partisan Art Co s store. Bere-
tania Avenue. next to Dunn s hat store,
Harrison Building
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
THEY LOVE NOT THAT
MILK LEGISLATION
County Fathers Are Not Anxious
to Try Further Monkeying
With Lacteal Fluid.

The ghost of the milk ordinance will
not down. Aylett has some new plans
for such law and Supervisor Logan
has suggested that some effort might be
made on the part of the county govern
ment to get together with the terri
>torial officials. Milk legislation is
proving pretty ticklish ground for the
lawmaking powers of the county, and
some of the minor solons are now treat
ing the subject with a respect which
was conspicuous by its absence earlier
in the year.
Certain of the supervisors who at
first looked upon milk legislation as a
pleasing pastime, have discovered that
their constituents have other views on
the subject, and kicks which were al
lowed to go unheeded in the abstract
are looked on in a different light wher
each unsatisfed one may mean one les:
vote at the next election. There vii
be no more hasty milk legislation.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1909-12-29
ABE GOT PROFANE.

Thomas Abe, Japanese, who served
as policeman under former Sheriff
\, N. Brown, got into an argument
with his nephew's wife yesterday and
used brand of language which is not
ordinarily approved of in the best
REGULATED families. The younger Mrs
Abe took exception to some of the
remarks and swere to a complaint
charging Thomas with using vulgar
profane and obscene language. The
warrant was duly served and Abe wa:
taken into duranee vile.