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The San Francisco call., 1909-02-26
RAcFTRAck is sOLp

POSTON. Feb. 25.-The Readville
rscetrack has been purchased by A. j.
Nelch OF Hartford. Conn. irom the
association. Tie change of manage
nent is expected 10 insure the continu-
ance Of first class racing at this track.
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ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK, Feb. 25.-seventy-
ninth day OF the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. w. Hamilton,
presiding judge. J. j. Hoffman. starter Wealth
clear Track fast.
FIRST RACE-seyen furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. WI. st. Str Fin
IisTfs Beisnisker MeGss CPoxersJ Iii IL
Time-:I2, % 80, :S5. AZ SO. 80 So.
1852. Mary F, Bonton tpulled up. finished as
named. Value TO winner S325 Winner b. 2.
by Bowling Green Erla dor. Trained by O..
Brosius.
SECOND RACE-Four furlongs. selling
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T., st. Str. Fin
1-1-Sepulveda (fcGee) .-.ll2 5 p h
% d-5-Kiora Ai -, Powers p Ill ~ I12S
Time-:12. % So 80 Al 20. At post 8
minutes or at 2:16. Helma S, Lady shaler,
ner ch. e by Prince of Melbourne -Dinawick.
Trained by X. Patterson.
THIRD RAcE--slx furlongss. selling:
Odds; Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
4-5-Jane Swift (Kennedyl .io4 2 1h2
6-i-Belle of iroquois tRnssll lol ~
Ifme-:l2, :2S. :35. AZ 10, 80 Is, i:12. At
post minutes. or at 2:39. Tamar Albion IL,
Decklaw Belle Strome. Mollie Montrose. skye.
finished named Value to winner 1925. Win
ner b. f. by Sempronious- Clarmie. Trained by
FOURTH RAcE-one mile, selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
I5-I-Alleviator (Butwe) lib u L z
5l-Pickaway tshlIlingl .-.rl5 ? l 1872 h
3-1-Mad Of Gotham tWlsh) "a II /
Time-:12, :23 30, 30 Is, AT 20. 100 ID,
1:13. 1:26. 1:s9 10. A post minutes: on
at 3:05. Manila 5. Lady KITTY. Charley Paine.
Progress 0tllo. Wise Child. Harcourt, finished
as named. Value to winner 1925. Winner CHI.
&. by AiYescot- Alleviate. Trained by G. Sum
mers.
FIFTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles,
selling:
odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. str Fin.
3-1-A1bert Star walsh .1o3 1872 1h
6-1-Rubric (Shillingl los II
Time-;13, 20, 81, 40, 1:o1 80. IA, 1927,
1;39, 1:52. At post minutes. on at 1888.
John Louis, Oberon, Crack Shot, Areourt. finished
as named. Value to winner 1925. Winner CHI.
&. by Salvation-Sweet Caporal- Trained by
owner
SIXTH, RACE-seven furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-2-Spohn (Howard) .......106 3 . l h
6-5-Galves (Powers) .109 1ia
5-1-Prince CASTLE tMusgrav) 100 8 u 3
Time-:11 3-5, ID 3-s, "a. :46 2-5. :59 l-5,
1872, :25. At post 4 minutes on at 359.
Rey del NIundo, Haber. Captain Burnett, Mar
garet Randolph. Needful, finished as named.
o. Day-Smirr. Trained by ]. Dimond.
SEVENTH race-Five and a half furlorgs,
selling:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str Fin
6-1-Shirey Rossmore (Pwrs) 100 Is 21a
7-1-Mad. Musgraye (Walshl101 l 11s2
2-1-Tim o'Toole (McCarthy) .119 . 5 =
Time-:06 S-5, II 1-5 :2s 3-5, 40 80 Is.
Mimic, McChord Tramotor. Blue Bottle, Re-
formation finished as named Value TO winner
s325. Winner ch by Bendoran-Tardy
Trained by l.. Marion.
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NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Louis Ritter of the
Brooklyn National league was released today and
the old time catcher will pass 10 the minors
going to the Denver Western league team
George f. Brown the Boston right fielder was
promulgated by John Heydler, acting president
of the National league.
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MEETINGs-LegaI-coutInued

ANNUAL meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Oceanic Steamship Company will be held on
TUESDAY, March 0. 1909. at the hour Of II
O'Clock a. M, in the office OF the president OF
the company, 90 Clay St. San Francisco, Cal
for the purpose OF electing directors FOR the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting. Transfer books viii close
on February p, 1902 By order OF the presi-
dent. ri w THOMAS Sec-starv
Dated February 20. 1909.
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NATIvE SONS TO PLAY BALL

San Francisco parlor No. 40 of the Native
Sons will play Stanford parIor No. 76 on the
Fort Mason grounds next Sunday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Doc McMahon of Stanford will have
charge OF the Stanford rooters, while the Mazzini
hand. which scored such hit at the game last
Sunday, will again lead the San Francisco outfit
Catalan and Mckenpa will be in the points for
Stanford. while Rigney and Byrnes will be
the battery for San Francisco.
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Arcadia Selections

First race--Teo Beach, Korosil-
any, Altnr Boy.
Second race-La Petite, Ma
ternus, Chester Krum.
Third rnce-Lady Trina, Guy
Fisher, DIR. HoIzberg.
Fourth race-Green Seal, Red
Gauntlet, Gowan.
Fifth race-MaItbie. Old Timer,
Aninius.
Sixth rnce-BiIly Bodemer, Uncle
Jim, AImena.
seventh race-Taxer, Illusion,
Merrill.
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DoRANDo LOSES TO sHRuBB

BUFFALO, n. Y. Feb. 25.-Albert Shrubb
easily defeated Dorando Peitri In Is mile race
here tonight. Hfs time was 1:24:O6 As.
Every American Indoor record I'm such races
was smashed. The times for the 15 miles were:
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LOST AND FOUND

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advertiss
1t here. It viii be returned 20 you II an
honest person dnds il. Remarkable recoy-
cries are brought about every day through
this column.
IF you FIND ANYTHING bring Il 70
the
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Get claim check. Have il advertised.
Reclaim it if the owner does not.
TIE LAW-People who fnd lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict in requiring them 70
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise and that 4 failure to do
20 if proof can be shown involves a
severe penalty.
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With turkey dinner object. the junior
class baseball team u Stanford university. which
recently won the championship OF the college.
viii cross bats with the soph0mores. The game
VIII he played Saturday afternoon on the varsity
diamond.
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IRIsn MARArHoN pLANNEn

STANFORD UNIVERSITY Feb. 25.-An Irish
Marathon race wiz be run March II II will be
conducted under the auspices Of the Quadrangle
club the senior honor society. The distance
viii be 13 miles. Twenty-six men will be on
ID IS tle intention Of the club TO have each class
enter a fun team.
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sIEETINGs-LeEai

MEETINGS-LeGai
THE annual meeting of the stock holders OF the
Hakalau Plantation Company viii be held 90
Wednesday, March 3. 1909. At the hour OF
IL o'clock a M. at the Office OF the company
26S Market ST.. room 210. San Francisco Cal.
for the purpose of electing directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration and
transaction Of such other business may come
before the meeting. Transfer books viii close
on Saturday. February 20. 1909. By order az
the president. H. ". THOMAS, Secretary
Dated February 10. 1909.
THE annual meeting OF the stock holders Of
the Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company will
be held on Saturday, March G. 1900 At the
hour OF IL o'clock M. at the office OF the
company. 26S Market st. troom 2lOl san
Francisco, Cal, FOR the purpose OF electins az
reetors for the ensuing year. and for the con
sideration and transaction OF such other busi-
ness as may come before the meeting.
Transfer books will close WEDNESDAY.
February "a. 1900
Dated February 10, 1909.
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ODD PROCEEDING

The final race was attended by an
unusual proceeding and one that
aroused much comment IN connection
with the angles that the betting as
sumed- Jockey Keogh. who had the
mount on Fancy the favorite. brought
That hlly back TO the judges stand
after going to the post. with the ex-
planatiOn that she seemed lame. AS
The hlly had been delivered into the
starters hands, there was nothing for
the judges 10 do under the rules but
10 order Keogh 10 20 back TO the post
and do his best
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santa Clara defeated the Stanford baseball
team today By q score Of 10 =. Sco@:
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BAsEBALL STARS TRANSFERRED

shrubb's lead at the finish was %. laps.
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} STILL MARKS RACE

- A long sequence of IS losing favor
ttes was broken when Amelia Rose won
The year old race. Center Shot also
scored as faYorite and form players
nave hopes that the hoodoo has been
effectively broken
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryyilI'

lme--:24 1-5. 81 2-5. I:i0 S-5. At post 9
Settler, place, 1875 show; Brush. 2-5
psgo. Trained by NJ. Garity. Scratches
Next two same. High price-Antigo l3,
tigo came from behind in final sixteenth
Deutschland drew clear in last so yards.
ground. but was in worst going last part
Sevenfull stopped at Eve furiongs. Pla
chance and Transmute fell over him.
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SANTA ANITA PARK, Feb. 25.-seventy-
ninth day OF the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association. A. w. Hamilton.
presiding judge. ]. J. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er clear. Track fast.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
TRAVELLING MAN
 Is ENTHUSIASTIC

DOUGLAS, Sept. Especially
 H. A. Hoyt, representing the Win chester Repeating Arms company is in the city boosting for the territori- al shoot at Tucson and hoping that the Douglas Gun Club will send a team to compete. If his boosting can bring about the result Douglas will be represented.
 It has already been announced that the Tucson club had put up S1000 of added money. Mir. Hoyt states that recently $150 more has been put into the purses so that the added moneys amount to S1150 divided into live monies.
 The shoot will be at the new park two miles cut and free transporta- tion will be furnished to and from the grounds. In addition to this the Tucsonites are ready to entertain ther visitors royalty.
 As the shoot is to be held during Chautauqua week the railroads are expected to make especially low rates.
 MT. Hoyt says "Of course it is nothing to me, except to boost tha sport, but Douglas ought to send a good delegation for the benefits Il will bring the territory. I am sure bopa fba,- uy.u Sand tho hiopeS1 visiting team.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
FOUL MOUTH HAIRED
 DEMOH-CANANEA GAME
Special Correspondence

LA CANANEA, Cept- I5.-The first two games of the tournament were taken by Canaaea and Fl Paso, by one-sided scorer.
 Cananea deft ated Bisbee for the reason that it was impossible for the Muckers to connect with Gutter rez's puzzIing assortment of curves. A couple of hits by McCann and two bingles by Peebles, was all that the Bisbee boys registered in the hitting line although they outfielded Cananea- The work Of Earthman and Ward was a feature, while Truesdale for Cananea hit the ball all over the lot. It was a good, clean game, with no wrangIing to mar it and no kicking at the Umpire. The Bisbee bunch made a big hit here, and their play ing is classy and without any lack of ginger Peebles has pitched too often, though.
 The real excitement and fireworks came of in the Fl Paso-Douglas bat tie. The Sockets sure did hit that Kane horseshoe in the toe with a big axe and sendth eseveredpieces to the four winds Generally, when a pitcher gets his bumps, he is taken to the bench or walks out from the diamond with becoming grace. Not so, this world famous and invineible CD Kane. He started in with a string of profanity and, as the umpire was near at hand, he caught lot more than he should have stood for Then Edmunds, a man of Kane's age go this square in the face by an epithet that guns have been drawn to re sent. In less time than it takes tC tell, the man with the unclean mouth was running around the diamond with the Fl Paso captain at his heels. The
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
SAYS CANANEA IS
 BASEBALL CRAZY

R. B. Jones traveling passenger agent for the Pennsylvania lines, witt headquarters at Denver, arlrved in Bisbee yesterday and is registered at the Copper Queen hotel. Mir. Jones has been making a trip down the west coast of Mexico. and came here from Cananea.
 Tt is almost impossible to do any business in Cananea right now, be said. Everything is closed up on account of the ball tournament and the town is enjoying three day pa cation. Nothing will open until after Thursday. A traveling man from Nogales, whom I know went to Cana. nea on the same train with me and took the next train out, thoroughly disgusted because he was unable to accomplish anything in his line until sitter the tournament was over"
 MT. Jones, who has been making the trip in the interests of his rail road, reports business as picking III all along t..r line. This year the Pennsylvania lines conducted !; through excursion from the Pacific coast to the Atlantic, the first time anything of the kind has ever beel uHedeTtaken.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
GRAADSTAND GOSSIP

Eddie McGoorty the middleweight, VII meet Art AIIard at Calumet, Mich, Sept F.
 The Boston Nationals seem to have landed a crackeriack pitcher in Curtis of Milwaukee.
 "Old Si Hcskins" Lake still thinks his Boston Speed Boys" have a chance to win the Amer can league penant
 How the mighty have fallen. Look where the Washington team was last year at this time In seventh place, and still alive.
 "Bresnahan's Cad.nal Comedy Com pany and McGraw's Morning Glory Burlesquers" is what one New York scribe calls them.
 The Chicago White Sox are wo-k- ing hard to close the season in the first division and prospects appear bright for their success. Mcintyre, Rucker and Lennox os the Brooklyn team will accompany Frank Baneroft's team to Cuba at the end of the season. Willus Brit has it figured out that Stanley Ketchel will whip both Sam Langford and Jack Johnson and then |, proclaim himself champion of the world. Oh, you wilIus! The record of the Detroit Tigers in making a clean sweep of all the games played at home with the Sas. tern teams will no doubt stand for good many moons to come. i Greensboro won the Carolina as- sociation penant and Wilson the eas tern Carolina league flag, which gives them the honor of being the first baseball champions of the sea son.
 The next diamond doings booked fo Bisbee will occur Saturday and Sun day when the Muckers will endeavo i ,o do to the Manana outfit what tL, latter did Tuesday, only Bisbee's going to do it twice.
 PitcheRNgoods of Ellsworth. Kan as is on the way to join the Muekers He is a rangy right-hander, and wi. go direct to Cananea. Should he a- rive in time. he will probably pitcf the last game Of the tournament.
 A Cleveland scribe has doped out the best base-steal.ng team in the American league as follows: Walsh, Mullen and Arellanes, pitchers; Kle.- now, catcher; Isabel, first base; Col lins, second base; Moriarity third base; Bush. shortstop; Dougherty, left field; Parent. center field, and Cobb, right field
 It is rumored that First Basemal McCann has been signed up by Fran Harbuck and that he vii play first fo Shreveport, La, next year, reporting
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

there in the spring. If he does not play with Shreveport he is reported to be slated for the Memphis team Q. the Southern League, in which Har- buck also has an interest.
 Pitcher Wilkins was released Tues day morning by Manager Woods be- fore the team left for Cananea. Since the arrival of outfielder Teddy Bear Wilson, who accompanied Pitcher Jack Root, 1t is hinted that one of the outfielders is also slated, and that Godfrey is the man. Corr will be kept at right and used for emergency catch CT.
 Corr had the first chance behind tae bat in the game with El Paso Monday He is an old timer at the back stop game. and the way he held Hoes chelle. and his coaching, were reveia tions. Corr caught for the EmpalEie team early last winter, and has back stopped about the Cactus belt for the past two or three years. When not in use as catcher. he can fill abo''' any other position in the infield "i outfield. He can pitch, too, if nc essary, and Bisbeeites may see hiG in, the box one of these days.
 Ed Mackey who was formerly q member of the Bisbee fire depart ment, and now connected with the Fl Paso fire department, stopped off al his former home yesterday on his way to Cananea to attend the 5atI games. Something, however, besides mere interest in the sport hied him tf Sonora's biggest town. Since leaving Bisbee Ed has attained considerable reputation around Fl Paso as an um fire, as we'll as hosehandler, aro went to Cananea yesterday to hoil the indicator in some of the remainm2 games of the baseball tourney.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
Breaking Thiras.

4 certain weli-known member of congress has house down in Wash ington One of the fixtures of the place is an old negro servant named Sally Ann. In the congressman's pres ence one Sunday morning she broke big cut glass dish at the sideboard,
 What have you broken now, you black mushtingers?" vailed the mem. Der. who possesses very expressive vocabulary.
 Sally Ann was quite unnerved, but she replied, very humbly:
 "'Tain't de Fo'th Commandment, press de Lawdi"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
Eonundrum.

4 good conundrum is like an man innate object, because 1t cannot die. A correspondent of the New York Sun recalls one propounded by the poet, John Godfrey Sake. Although of repu- table age, it has not been much in print. Can you tell me why a hypo- crite's eye can better decry than you can. oI I, upon how many toes pussy cat goes?
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
Way to Internatlonal Peaes.

.he nations can have perpetual peace if they will, and without the cost of eternally preparing for war. They can arrange for 1t by binding in- ternational agreements, and that would be the common-sense way to proceed and the eminently practical way.-Yictoria (B. C-) Colonist
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
ARCHITECT DEAD.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-Charles Fol
 len McKim, head of the firm of MIG
 Kim, Mead & White, architects, died
 suddenly today at his country home in St. James, L: l., of heart disease He was 62 years old.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

police closed the argument and Cliff ford finished the game for Douglas, Kane going to the bench. The incl dent is regretted by all, though no one planes Edmunds for what he did
 With the exception of Kane, the en- tire Douglas bunch is popular here. Roland Wolfe is prince, and o'Dono- van is above reproach. But any man who will use the obscene language Kane resorted to, is unfit to be on ball field where ladies attend, and en- tirely out of place with team of gentlemanly ball players. A month ago, Kane had large number oE friends here; he has none now.
 The scores.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

It takes the world a long time to discover that bigness is not great. ness.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

What frost would do for a flower accusations will do for love"
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-El Paso 5, Douglas l. Three base hits-Pelkey, Ozee. Two base hits-Ford, Clancy. Anderson 2. Left on bases-Douglas f, Fl Paso 5. First Base on Errors-El Paso 5, Douglas l. Base on balls-on Kane 3, of Anderson 3. Struck out--By Ander= son 6, by Kane l. Hit by pitcher Sanderson. Wild pitches-Kane 3. Passed balls Wolfe, Edmunds. Double plays-GaIloway to Ozee. Hits Of Kane Il in 4th inning, Cliff ford in things. Umpire-Armend- ariz.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

IIV pnssiUaf DeauIy can compensate for an explosive temper.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

Learn to see things with a bal anced brain. not with your preiu- dices.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16

Tohorrow will occur the final games. Bisbee plays El Paso and Douglas clashes with Cananea. Should Douglas beat Cananea, the two teams will be tied for first money, and a game will have to be arranged to settle the matter.
 Should El Paso win, the Sox will also be in on it. as each will have won twice. By it's defeat today Bis bee is out of t..e money, no matter how tomorrow's game may go. Should the Muckers be at Fl Paso, then the winners of the Douglas-Gananea match will take down first and sec end money Ca1anea is the favorite and is being lacked to make it three straight Reardon will prohab- ly pitch for Cananea and Kane for Douglas.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
The Balance Wheel

Look inside your watch mtnent- The balance wheel is making 1S,00o vibrations an hour, if it is in good condition. If the movement is slug gish, there's something wrong. It will move S,55S miles in year. and requires less than one-tenth Of a drop of oil to make the run. But it needs that little badly The least increase of friction on the bearings alters the motion. Don't take chances. Let me clean and oil and put your watch in order for year. It will pay and. satisfy you.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
BISBEE.

Totals 80 0 1 24 8 ? sBatted for Wilson in 9th inning. Runs by innings:
 1884 67 S9 Cananea ...11OO O101 "-5 Bisbee .. -....-0 0 0 0 0 O-O
 SUMMARY.
 Earned runs-Cananea f. Home runs, Goliath. Three base hits-Trues- dale, Goodman. Left on bases, Can anea 8, Bisbee 6. First bast on errors -Cananea 1, Bisbee 4. Base on balls-OR Gutierrez, 3; of Peebles l. Struck out-By Gutierrez 3, Peebles 5. Wild pitches-Peebles. Double plays Gamble and Guynup; Truesdale and Guynup Umpire Armendariz.
 FL PAso-cANANEA.
Bisbee daily review., 1909-09-16
DEMONS WALLOP OMEHOPESAT
 CANANEA
tspecial pispatch to Reriewl

Special Dispatch to Review)
 CANANEA, Sonora, Sept. 15.-For the second time during the tourna- ment series here. Bisbee went dowA to defeat, and today's victory was al overwhelming one. and all the more bitter because of the fact that it was administered by the swat-sticks of those Douglas Demons. They hit Hoschelle almost at will, wai,e W2!s- CTS, the Arkansas Rube, gave taam but seven bingles. Douglas totaled 16 runs.
 At that Bisbee scored five tGilies. but that was but a wee mite in the face of the overwhelming odds piled up by the Demons Bisbee's five foozles also came at the right nom ent-for Douglas-and assisted ma terially in their run-getting
 Cananea now looms up as the most serious contender for the tourn- afnent prize. Fl Paso was the vic tim in the second game this afternoon. Thomas famed 13 of the Sox. Gal loway gleaned home run from his delivery. Thomas allowed nine hits in all, but kept them well scattered, while Cananea's total of 10 coupled with Fl Paso's misplays. netted five tallies and the game. The scores:
 R H K Douglas --.. -....-~.....-l6 fl Z Bisbee .... .... ........ 5 5 Batteries -Hoschelle, Corr and Woods. Walters and Wolf.
 Second game.
 R H E Cananea .-.. ..--.. .. 10 Fl Paso ....-.- ..... ..~.-
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