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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
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ten unS an ben fri6srsn uniDsriitdts=
rector T0rp esrihteteu Gnreibeu, 0as
Go0ts Secrstdr ii6errsidie, iast GOOt,
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

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siHs WssotrgtHsiuns batisn. et0polo
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rang Notwithstanding 9ouis 96is
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

FDentsn ber5alieR psr0sn, bleibl ab5us
partsn. Nlaori3 III Der Aniitt. baB
& nit eftraoa cine @trfdnoiguns
irsffsH fam. 1tm amsricaniihsn
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ltaot Gin Nppea I'm Shub Dor ben
@ef0Issmdnnern 3elana's 5u~sssanssR,
bic Elm nabres acknowledgement ems
sefubrt hobsH iolen. Sic oppeaireu
an bic 6alfs 4merico's.
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

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ben driittihm 80lierH raubsn p0usn.
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Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
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manfaen mir Ron 0er5sn allen unis=
ren Ge6sn QeItrn p0n Rab uno 5srn.
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ientr pa6rs. bimmiilds 5risos ben bic
eneelsi5aaren ON erFisn 8eibnadtss
fsfs rr 4eit nerilnogten!
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
Der SOnntagsbOts.

uricIsc tgtne rosl-once 81 bnvaukee VIZ
auo admitted Tor Transmission LIopfB she nAA
"a Eeecnd-east fateGl
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26

IA Sat Gin WnHr tin mli.ssl asssn
Sic Sculr;s srfarSsr- IS q orsEsn
@siag itnesa ziaS1
Der Sonntagsbote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1906-1912, 1909-12-26
HIlsrIsi Intsrsssantss.


$4,000 3ug%elsnHets. bic an tina
Is Giisnbabnsn 0ftlih o0m miHiFipbi
beitdftlgt Inn, baden eur1 Bedmie
hires 8srbanoes sine 9ohnsrhohuna
i'm 5 BIS 40 groceri psrldnoi. Eie
iooaen bis sum 20. 5anuor auf cine
4ntiDort uarien. uHe lie bofTen. OAR
Gin Streif osrmieosn pkrben Tam.
Der Wsitsnft1ernrtit i'm Roros
neiten se.st Hoa INNER pasIslbe @es
F1t. geos Qartsisn Dtrfuten fh oss
snieitia dus3uhuHssrn. Die Sfreifsr
b~shauDisn, 0dB 0as Jraab9d6dft uoh
INNER ira Iiese. iDdbreno biz gobns
asislihufisn psrfdxrH. baB lie Srahf
Arisnon. ipsnn lie aud sussbsn. San
osr @sVidrnt ni5t ouf allen Qinisa
normal ii.
Cardinal Satoni in Rom b. sin,u
i5wersn RIdfan pou Risrsnsniaans
Dung erlititH. g ssigi Fh tins an.
B~srcrosE.Iihe ShRatt netf bsuftcsn
DisesresllrieH, 10 Dab BIZ Qer3it sintn 7
i0eillasR Aussons bsfir6sen.
lie 9%ssiaane Spauisn'g otbt S.
ran, nit Ssm GaiieaH unitr6onolaa
gen rtsen 4bdRotruHs oss genfors
BATS s0n 1851 ansutnapfen, n,.5ss
tiHtH Der ecupartitel I'M libsr,tsn
gr0sIamm kosuist. GrE6er. Rsrais
4siHiftrtesIrstis bctteu oas glt
~'sas Ssas Ssiss szia5
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
CONNOLLY IS READY
TO RUN AGAINST
DORANDO
Mission Athletic Club Hopes to
Promote the Great Mara
fhOn Race Shortly

Con Connolly. the great Irish Mara
thon runner, has at last decided to
take to the professional game and yes
terday afternoon he signed a contract
with the newly organized Mission ath-
letic club to race any opponent selected
for him prior TO April 80. President
Thomas O'Day of the club at once
wired to Dorando in Buffalo, and it is
likely that the far famed italian and
Che sturdy Celt will meet shortly in
tie first professional Marathon race
that San Francisco has ever. known.
Sid Hester, secretary of the club,
signed Connolly.
The Mission club will make every
effort TO bring off the proposed race
since Johnny Hayes won the great
event in London last summer the
American sporting public has been be-
side itself over the sport, and the
chances are that if Dorando and Con-
molly meet here it will prove one of
the big sporting events of the year
the race at night in the Coliseum,
though it is barely possible that the
baseball park may be secured and the
race staged on a holiday afternoon
AS soon as Dorando wires his &C
ceptance to Connolly's challenge, Presi-
dent O'Day of the club will go ahead
with his. arrangements for the contest.
Connolly's entrance to the profess
sional field will come as a big sur
prise to many. When his name was
mentioned as a possible contender in a
Marathon race some weeks ago he de-
MED the story as false, though Willis
Britt had previously announced that
he had taken the great Irish runner
under his wing and would challenge
any man in the world.
Connolly has placed himself under
the management of. T. p. O'Dowd one
of the foremost boosters of athletics in
the local Irish-American athletic club.
ODOwd will make all Connolly's
matches in the future, and proposes to
pit him against the greatest runners
In the world If he is successful in beat
ing the Italian.
The great Irish distance man has
long been recognized as the most for
midable Marathon performer on the
Pacific coast, and there are many who
believe that he has a chance to beat
Hayes, Dorando, Longboat or any of
them. In the recent Marathon here
he was in class by himself and he
also showed up them all in the first
famous Dipsea race several years ago.
Provided that 1t is successful in
pulling off a race between Connolly
and Dorando or some other famous rum
ner the Mission club will continue its
efforts in this line Offers will be
made to Hayes and Longboat and
other runners who happen to crop uD
in the meantime. Connolly has signed
exclusively with the Mission club un-
til April 80.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
MARKSMEN READY
TO CONTEST FOR
FINE PRIZES
Shell Mound Rife and Pistol
Club VIII Open Season With
a Large Trophy List

OAKLAND, Jan. 2.-The Shell Mound
rifle and pistol club will inaugurate its
annual program tomorrow at the
Emeryville targets. and with a num-
ber of expert shots added to the mem
bership the club looks forward to the
best shooting season in its existence.
The competitions tomorrow include
pistol, so yards range; % caliber rifle,
so yards range, and rifle shooting at
the 200 yards mark.
The prize list this year is the most
pretentious in the history of the club
more than $1,000 being offered in cash
awards alone. A score of valuable
trophies have been presented by mem
bers and friends Of the club to be COM
in the ordinary yearly competitions.
Among the donors are Colonel Theo
Gier, William Glindenmann, E. A. VOL
litz, y. Schierbaum, r. S. Wixon, Cap
Henderson, o. Bremen, G. Holstein and
Edward Niehaus.
The following changes have been
made in the rules governing the year
In rifle range, best seven 10 shot
scores will count instead of best seven
20 shots as hitherto.
Baby class with 22 caliber rife
Eleven and twelve rings will count
on pistol target, having been elimi-
mated for experiment last year. Cen
ters will count j 2 instead of 10.
Ten best ten shots will count on
pistol target instead of IA best 10 shots
The following clubs also will shoot
at the Shell Mound targets tomorrow
Oakland turner schuetzen, Deutscher
club, San Francisco schuetzen verein
and the Independent rifles
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
COrbett Says He's Tempted
to Fight Johnson
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LEADyILLE, Jan. 2.-As result of
the statement, which apparently was
wired all over the country last night.
that James ]. Corbett was thinking of
re-entering the ring in an effort to
wrest the heavy weight title from Jack
Johnson, Corbett has been besieged
with kilograms asking if he is sin
cere in his determination. Corbett to-
day said:
81 wish to state that did not make
il as strong as my interview would
have it appear. / simply said l couldn't
think of any white heavy weight
capable of turning the trick; that l was
so averse to having the championship
held by a negro that was tempted
to go into the game and try to bring
back the crown to the white race
And I mean that. Pugilistic fans
may laugh at me and say / am too old
and have been too long out OF har-
ness to think seriously Of fighting
again. Certainly. 1 am getting along
in years, and could not expect to be
as good as ] was once. But am con-
fldent / have nor lost any of my knowl-
edge of the game and little of what
ever cleverness / may have possessed.
And still am a firm believer in the
theory that cleyerness is a more valt1-
able asset than a punch.
Il would not think of going into the
ring with Johnson inside of six
months
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
Emeryville Results To Dat

trailed his field to the turn. He closed
an incredible amount of ground in the
last half mile and almost got up Rose
vale, never far away from the pace,
flashed into the lead at the last turn
and was not thereafter headed Jockey
Gilbert's powerful finish was a factor
favOrite. made the pace in the early
running, but was inclined to hang
when R0sevale wrested the lead from
him in the stretch and barely lasted to
Keep Footloose out Of the money.
MAKES RUNAWAY RACE
Senator Beckham. fresh from Ar
cadia. made a runaway race of the
fifth. Despite the horses failure "a
show good form in his races at Ar
cadia. several commissions from the
southern track were executed on him
in the local ring. and the sharpshOOters
who were given the tip. took a con-
horse at is to /. The apprentice
rider Wood was up and made no mis-
takes. Fulletta, the favOrite. ran more
than ordinarily close up to the pace all
the way. but in spite of a determined
end bid could not get nearer than two
lengths of the flying pacemaker. VIOLA
day, whose odds scared to so from an
opening quotation of Is, displayed keen
early speed for the first time in tive
seasons, and captured third money. 10
lengths behind the favorite- Fantastic,
the second choice, was seemingly un-
able to raise a gallop, and was in the
ruck from first to last.
PUTS UP GREAT FINISH
Jockey KeOgh put up a finish in
winning the closing race with Duke OF
Orleans. the equal OF which has sell
dom been seen hereabouts- Backed
down TO from s. the horse found
track and weight conditions exactly &c
his liking. and coming through the
stretch with a whirlwind rush under
Keogh's vigorous urging. moved down
the leaders one by one. and, getting on
even terms with Dainty Belle a few
yards from the finish outgamed her BY
half length in a terrific end drive
Jockey NOtter was on Dainty Belle
which was a favorite of the receding
sort and exhibited a greater amount
of vigor in handling her than he hith-
erto had on any mount since he began
his California enga cement Notter
was riding with might and main from
start TO finish. and at the paddock. aft
er he had gone through several tight
places and saved ground, ii looked as
though victory might reward his ef
forts. Saracinesca was able to show
in consequence of Sevenfuu's stopping
to walk. after having made the pace
to the stretch Yank's odds had beer
hammered from 10 down to z. but he
failed to make even respectable
showing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

Los ANGELES, Jan. "A. F. Dayton is the
latest owner to forsake Santa Anita for Emery
vile, having today shipped his entire stable OF
nine horses to the northern track. Luck has
been against him at the local track and as he
has number of mudders IN the lot Dayton con
cluded to ship north where track conditions are
more suited to his horses. The best known of
the lot are Jack Nunnally. Neva Lee Tom
Shaw and Husky c. Miller went along to do
the riding for the stable
Because they were excluded from the bettiag
ring yesterday the splaters employed at Santa
Anita, about 10 in number, went on strike To-
noon and announced their intention of not re-
turning to work until the order directed against
them was vescinded.
Jockey Musgrave has been placed on the
ground because of Indifferent work In the saddle
His employer, Ed Alvey. the Louisville poolroom
in training with Grover Baker in charge. sent
word lay NIusgrave on ft cauId not he
idle permanently not. but the boy is viewing
the rncss from fhe paddock irclosure.
Twenty-nine book makers answered rollcaIl at
todays cutin. This Is an increase of three over
that of the last lineup. The newcomers were
Jake Marklein. kid" Rogers and Joseph James.
George Rose was in his accustomed place in
the. big ring today
Sixteen horses, the property Of Offutt &
Wright were sold at public auction in the mad
dock today, the total price realized being sl23i5
MaItbie, which has a number OF stake engage
ments here. commanded the highest figure and
Carmau bought Roy I for $1,000 and Taylor
went tc $. A. Clopton for S1150 The re-
mainder brought fairly good prices.
The selling race war goes merriIy on Jake
MarkIcln was out with the new halter again to
day and bid up Harry Scott TO sso5 after the
also got busy and claimed Harcourt for sRoT
after the Thomas horse finished in the third race
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03
.GLORIO CAPTURES
FEATURE RACE
AT ARCADIA
Defeats MeeIick and GemmeH i'm
Seven FuriOng Event, the
Time Being I:24
Especial Dispatch to The Call

LOS ANGELES, Jan. 2.-One handi-
cap event at seven furlongs and five
ordinary races made up the card today
at the Arcadia track, and although a
good sized crowd saw the sport, there
was little worth particular mention.
The feature event at seven furlongs
was taken by Glorio, from Meelick and
Gemmell. Pinkola and King James were
scratched. The time was 1:24, and this
could have been lowered with tighter
Phil Chinn's John Carroll finally
came through and won a race at mile
in 1:3S. The fields were fairly well
balanced but no phenomenal time was
made.
First race, maiden year olds. six furlongs.
purse-yalley Stream tShilling) to 20. won
J. +. Crowley (King} 20 to 1. second; Bliss
oarman tMcGeel. 80 to l, third Time. lib.
French Cook. Gray Owl. Fielder. Hardly Son.
finished named
:, Second race, three furlongs: purse, 2 year old
FLIES and geldings-virgie Case (shillings, 16
TO ). won; Helena S (Howard). 9 TO 5, second
Oswald .eI ale Musgrave1. 10 to l, third I Time, Inn
kora Ell Mary vsn Buren sSs
Mrs. Frank Hogan. finished as named
Third race, mile, selling-John Carroll
Powers). TO D won: Harcourt (Shillingl, 19
TO ). second: skye tMcGee) to l. third Time
1888 2-5. Shasta Max. Summer Cloud, vanen,
Canique, Ed Ball. finished named.
Fourth race seven furlongs Sunny Slope han
dicap-Glorio tMcGee), IA to .. won; Meeliek
fShillingl. IL TO ). second: Gemmell CLARK L
TO !. third Time. 1:24. Prince Ahmed Critic.
Mark Anthony IL. finished named.
Fifth race. and an eighth miles. selling
Harry Scott Clark. = to l. won; yesme (How-
ardl. 6 to ,. second; Matte Bumppo (Wiison),
Is 10 ., third. Time. 1858. Sam Bernard, Csta-
line. finished as named.
Sixth race six Surlongs selling-EnfeId
tMartin). TO l. won: Jane Swift tShiIling) 0
to l. second; Lord Nelson (Powers1 q to-. D
third; Time. 1:l2 30. Kerry. Creston Canar-
do. Bemay. Fleming. finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-03

SAN MATEO, Jan. AT recent
meeting held by the San Mateo foot
ball club. which is at the head of the
Western league, composed of Junior
soccer players. the following officers
were chosen. w II. Roberts, presi-
dent; H. j. Hippen. second vice presi-
dent; e. G. w. Small. secretary man
ager. Fl. ]. Hippen. treasurer; T. w.
Alton, captain, b. c. ". Small. Robert
Scales. Western league delegates; M.
M. Cousins. W. Welsh. California foot
ball association delegates; P. Lyons.
COMMITTEES; e. G.. w. Small, III. J. Hip
pen. p. Lyons. w Welsh. NJ NJ Cousins
executive committee. Subject TO per-
sonal approval the following honorary
officials have been chosen: Charles w
Clark. Walter S. Hobart Thomas A.
DriscoH. J.. s. Tobin. Francis J. Caro-
Ian, John Lawson, Richard NJ Tobin.
A. p. Giannini and John II. Coleman.
honorary presidents; George Parsons.
honorary first vice president.