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The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
MANY TO COMPETE
In THE RELAY
CARNIVAL
Big sc" of California University
Arranges Good Program
for Track Events

Under the sanction of the Pacific
athletic association the Big C society
of the University of California will
hold its annual relay carnival on the
college track Saturday afternoon, April
8. 1t will be the second annual meet,
and corresponds somewhat to similar
meets held by eastern colleges.
Relay racing is the most exciting of
all track events. and as every class of
amateur athletes from schoolboy to
club athlete will have a race, a large
entry list is expected. Elton Nc
Namara and Archie de Mamiel are
handling the meet for the society. The
following is the list of events:
One mile relay race for the coast champion
ship for five men, each run 352 yards.
One mile relay race for the high school cham
pionship for five men, each to run 352
yards.
Half mile relay race for the high school
Championship for four men, each to run 220
yards.
Half mile relay race for Catholic 1chools and
colleges for four men, each man 220
yards.
Grammar school relay race at COO yards for
six men, each to run 100 yards
The interdepartment championship Of the Uni
Yersity of California
Besides these events there will be invitational
events at 900 yards. 100 yards, $50 yards for
high schools, pole vault, etc.
The prizes will be as follows:
For event No. there is the California alumni
cup, 10 become the permanent property of the
team first winning it three times.
For event No. there Is the Roos perpetual
cup, to be held by the winning team for one
year.
For event No. there will be cup to become
the permanent property Of the school first win
ming Ii three times.
For event No. there will be a trophy, TO
become the permanent property OF the team first
winning 1t three times.
For event No. there is the Big CO. banner,
perpetual trophy.
For the invitational events cups will be given
the winners
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Races Annat@ur Balls College Athled5cS
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Mount Tamslpais military academy opened its
baseball season Saturday by winning both games
OF a double header, the first 3 to . game with
a Il TO victory over the Alumni team The
outlook for the cadets is bright this year and
Coach Roesch looks 1or good showing in the
series with st. Matthew and Belmont Captain
Webb at first and Refs in the box will be the
mainstaFs Of this years team. Harvey, fresh
man from Corning. is making good at short and
won the game with Boone's by timely single
through short with the bases full
The Owl baseball team of Alameda journey ed
TO Santa Rosa last Sunday afternoon and took
inning contest to 5. Orr for the Owls and
Anderson for the Burkes pitched great ball and
were well supported. Next Sunday the Owls
viii play the Ukiah team at Alameda All
country mines desiring dates should address man-
ager +. R. Mcdaniel, Alameda.
The Brooklyns have been banded together for
the season and would Ike to hear from any 16
year old outfit here across the bay Tor Satur-
day afternoon games. ADDRESS commuuica lions
TO Manager Carlos johnson, 226 Grattan street,
city.
The Tom billions are in the field again under
the management OF r. o. Pierce, l6 Palmer
local OF country teams on Sunday afternoons.
The Army and Navy parlor nine OF the Native
Sons league won q double victory on the Pre-
sidio grounds last Sunday afternoon, defeating
the Olympus parlor team, to 6, and the Pre-
sidio team o to 0. They will play the fast
Stanford parlor outfit next Sunday afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
RESENTS PROPHECY
OF CALIFORNIA;
TRAINER
SfanforTs Track Captain Says
Christie Is Too Sanguine
Concerning Opponents

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March g.
The prophecy of Walter Christie,
trainer of the Berkeley athletes. as
published in Blue and Gold, the college
daily. and In the San Francisco morn
ing papers. has brought forth an an
swer from the local track captain.
Harry Horton.
In his prophecy Christie tells of the
great difficulty the Berkeley men should
have in winning the meet. while Horton
believes it to be just the opposite.
Christie is altogether too sanguine
of our victory says Horton. His
statements have undoubtedly served
their purpose of reducing overconf1-
dence among the California athletes
and student body. but his intentions are
so obvious that they have deceived no
body who has read the prophecy care
fully"
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Arcadia Gossip
Especial Dispotch to The Call

Los ANGELES. March 3.-With the death Of
E. j. Baldwin the Santa Anita racing associa-
tion is without an official head. meeting Will
be held In a few days TO elect president
OF the association The office will IN all proba-
bility be rendered to j. l.. Holland, the vice
president and his acceptance would be pleasing
to everybody connected with the Santa Anita
track.
Benny Levy, we'll. known book maker died
suddenly in his apartments at the Alexandria
hotel In this city yesterday Levy booked on the
Texas circuit last fall and came here shortly
after the opening OF the season. Lung trouble.
from which he was suffering upon his arrival
here. finally carried him off. Sig Levy his
brother, has been notified and the remains will
be shipped to Kansas City.
The body of Jockey Woods, whose death was
caused by Mondays accident was shipped TO
HIS parents at Frankfort Ky. today for burial
In charge Of one of the employees of Phil
Chinn, who held the contract upon the boys
services.
Sam Lazarus the millionaire horseman and
breeder of Texas. will arrive next week for a
visit TO southern California and TO see some Of
his horses
the accident on Monday, are getting along
nicely.
The Emeryville division OF the f. J. Bald
win stable arrived this morning from the north.
Barney Schreibers Animus and Sam Hildreth S
Montgomery were shipped today to Emeryrille
in charge of Trainer John Powers.
w. B. Jennings will not be able TO ship his
stable to Emeryville until Saturday, owing TO
shortage of cars.
Frank Weir shipped today to EmeryviIe the
small string he has been racing here for the
last three weeks. Among the number are Rose
ben and Bookstore. With the departure of Rose
ben all hope OF running of the Speed handicap
and bringing the three crack sprinters together
in match race has been abandoned. 1t is be-
lieyed that the race would have been run had
not Roseben injured himself In a workout yes
terday.
turf writer's. died at the county hospital In this
city His home was in GAINESVILLE. o.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Gossip of the Track

r. A. Forsythe departed yesterday for Arcadia
with the California derby winner High Private,
be run az santa Anita saturday jockey Lee
VIII 80 south Friday and viii have the mount on
here having passed with the decision OF ForsyIhe
10 withdraw Dorante from the Wsterhouse cup
Forsythe expects 10 return north Immediately
after the running Of the derby
George Neal plans 10 go 70 Baltimore with
Jockey DeTerich for the Pimlieo meeting the
and A Muskoday. wiz be shipped 10 Canada
wish william Walkers stable, and Neal VIII
put in the summer on the Canadian circuit
w. 4. spence sold coppers 70 Edward Trotter
prior TO the running Of the race IN which that
horse scored ar - 20 ] yesterday. Trotter
failed 10 take advantage OF the opportunity to
win the horse out but the purse went a long
way toward paying FOR him
Barney schreiber's horses. Moorish King and
Fair Annie, which came north 70 carry J. J.
Walsi's coiors in the Oaks. went 70 Arcadia yes-
terday in the car with High Private.
H. C. BedweI swapped Lord Rossington end
Senator Beckhsm 70 Nose Goidbiatt yesterday
for Be Brief ana Hampton Beauty.
T. H. Williams good horse Big Chief Is stili in
training and breezed a mile At Emeryville yes
terday. following his arrival from Arcadia. The
trouble with the horses ankle is not so serious
feared. and il IS unlikely that he viii
have 10 be thrown out of training.
OrmuZ. the gnr1nLcr that Nose GOl0Dl0ft pur-
chased from W OBJ. MacdOnOugh here last
season. is IN active training az Lexington for an
early campaign over eastern tracks Goidblatt
was forced TO FIRE the horse for q bowed tendon
after he had started but once in his eolors In
the east
Nadzu. one Of the Waterhouse cup candidates.
worked a mile and a half in 2:47 yesterday in
preparation for SATURDAYS long distance contest
Charlie Bowman and the Palace club dropped
out of the Emeryyllle ring al yesterdays cutin,
lesving p books IN line:
Big Bow was worked out an extra half mile
a. the close Of the race IN which he ran yester-
day as part Of his preparation for the Water
house cup.
Yesterday was the one hundredfh day of the
Emeryville meeting. Just 40 racing days re-
main before the Nalker-otis bill viii go into
effect.
The directors OF the Kentucky association will
nsk for racing dates at Lexington fer May / 10
s. inclusive. II IS thought that the kentucky
state racing commission VIII sanction return
10 book making and that betting viii be by
that method Oh al the Kentrcky tracks this
seesoa instead Of by the -nutucl plan
Jockey Mulcahey suffered a fracture OF the
skull 81 Tampa recently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
HARRIGAN FIRST IN
DERBY TRIAL AT
ARCADIA
Price Maker Oxnard Charges
Judges With Permitting BEf-
well to Pull LawfOH WiggfuS
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, March 3.-Harrigan
won the derby trial, the feature event
at Santa Anita today, in a mere romp,
doing the nine furlongs in 1:52 with
Ia pounds up and running under
wraps practically all the way. Donald
Macdonald was second and easily the
best of the others, but even with three
pounds in his favor he could not worry
the winner. Guy Fisher, which prob
ably will be the Schneider candidate
for the blue ribbon event Saturday,
showed continued Improvement, and
was close third.
After the finish in this race George
Oxnard. official price maker in the
ring, stood on the ground near the
stand and arraigned the judges in the
presence of a large crowd, charging
that they saw Butwell pull Lawton
Virgins and allowed him TO get away
with il. lie win defend himself before
the stewards tomorrow or be ruled off.
Gowan neatly trimmed Maltbie in the
fifth. going TO the front on the back
stretch and staying there TO the wire
with comparative ease. Maitbie had
no excuses and never could get up,
although beating Norbitt for the place.
With Roseben and The Bear scratched
in the last race. il was a walkoYer for
ColloQuy, which won breezing in 1905
for the five and half furlongs.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Jockey Cricket Kelly Is
ReinStated in North

Jockey Cricket" Kelly. who was
suspended a the Seattle meeting last
summer, has been reinstated by the
stewards of the King county fair as
sociation. J. +. McElroy. manager of
The Meadows, who is spending a few
days here, made announcement to that
effect yesterday. Kelly was galloping
horses at Arcadia during the winter
for Matt Reiss, to whom he was under
contract when his suspension took
place. Reiss' contract on the boys
services expired in January but may
be renewed If the boy succeeds in OBJ
tanning a renewal of his license. He
viii make application to the Pacific
Jockey club for a license, with what
prospect of success remains to be de-
termined. The boy is still light and
can easily do 101 pounds. Matt Reiss.
who has been here for a few days
turned to Arcadia last night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Miss Florence Ives and Miss Edith
Chesebrough carried of the honors at
the san Francisco golf and country club
yesterday.
IN the finals Of the is hole match
play tournament for the Chesebrough
cup commenced Monday Miss Ives bea.
Mrs. Frederick Kohl. 4 up and TO play.
THIS makes the second time the cup
has been won by Miss Ives.
In the finals OF the Council cup
tournament. commenced several weeks
ago. Miss ChesebrOugh won easily
from Mrs. Shields The winner finished
s I'D and 6 10 plav.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
sWIMMTNG RECORDS BRoE<EN

PRINCETON, \. J.. March 3-Two in
fefcOlIegiate records were excelled in
the swimming meet between the var
sity and freshmen here last night. The
meet was won by the first year men by
the score of 30 10 23. In the 100 yard
swim ". Q. Chambers OF the varsity
went the distance in 81 3-5 seconds.
which is 3-5 seconds better than the
intercolle legiate~Tecord held by himself.
In the relay race the freshmen swan
the SOC foot course in 2:34 As. which is
2 fifth Of a second faster than the
irfercnlleQiafa record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
Arcadia Selections

First race-Liberto, Cheripe,
Tendercrest.
Fox, DeImas.
Third race-Ethon, Fleming,
Grande Dame.
Fourth race-Lady Irma, Julia
Powell, Maid of Gotham.
Fifth race-County Clerk, Lord
Stanhope, King of the Mist.
Sixth race-CrestOn, Tim OiToole,
Jane Swift.
Seventh race-Tco Beach, Miss
Oficious. Brancas.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
HULL WINS TWO I.vIsNTs

OXFORD, March AT. the oxford
university sports today /. c. Hull Of
Michigan, a Rhodes scholar, won the
100 yard dash and the quarter mile
His time for the first event was 10 3-5
seconds and for the second 81 seconds
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
NoTrER SAILS FoR GERMANY

NEW YORK, March 3.-Joe Notter
who headed the list of winning Jockeys
on the Metropolitan tracks last year.
sailed yesterday on the Kaiser Wilhelm
II to fulfill a contract made to ride In
Germany this year. During the season
he handled 149 winners.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
FOR cRoss COUNTRY RACE

race of the Academic Athletic league
will be held Saturday morning at 10
o'clock and will start and finish at the
end of Grove street in North Berke-
ley. Centerville, Oakland Manual
training. Wilmerding, Sacred Heart
Mission, Polytechnic and Cogswell
schools will have entries, and at least
so starters are expected. T.. c. Wise
carver has charge of the race.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04


Angeles racing association A w. Hamilton
presiding judge. J. J. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er cloudy. Track fast.
FIRST RACE-SeTen furIongs, year olds
and upward, beaten nonwiHners at the meeting,
selling:
ODDS; Horse and Jockey. W.T. St. Str. Fin.
slSsa6; sl-S!asf. NSeafsg 5caiisn, 'Wal.a,. lz
4-l-Third Rail tPowers) .-1le IS 81
ia Is, 1:2G Is. At post minutes. OF at
l:54- Chaplet. Paumonok. Dredger, Tammany
Han, finished as named. Value &c winner 1925.
Winner eh- e. by Rubieon-Anita B. Trained
by J. J. Flanagan.
SECOND BACE-Three and q half furlongs,
year olds. purse:
7-1o-Flying Squirrel (ShllnglI12 I Il IA
41-Sureget lkennedy) .-.IoS Al 2 h
e5lmc. 81 H. H. Psttsn Powers Sc lo9 z
post 8 minutes on at 2-2O. Mike Molett. j.
n Stokes. Medallion. Play Boy. finished as
BY cessrion-Katie W. Trained by H. Nc
THIRD RAcE-sl1 furlongs. year Olds and
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT St Str. Fin.
6-l--ToD McGrath (Powers) .1l3 12 II
s-I-W. T. oyerten walsh .ll2 2152 IL
Time-;l2, .2S "a 80. ~ Is, 80, I:i2.
At post minutes. OF at 2:44. Rosegal. C.
". Burt, Margaret Randolph, Sir Edward an
ished named. vslue to winner $325. Win
George ?. Brazier.
FvD t-Ah uASE-Ohe ana an eleHtn miles, .
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. ST. Str Fin
I-2-Harrigan (Kennedy) .-.114 l 2lk1 ~
6l-Don. Macdonald tShlng)1u 3 l ? u
1o-I-Guy Fisher Powers ia FL 3 2ik
Time-:l2 %, "a 2-5, :S6. AS Is. 100 1-5
1:13, I.2e. iI:3s 4-5. l:52. At post minutes
OF at $40. J. II. Reed. Lawton Virgins
FoOtp6d, finished as named. Value TO winner
1925. Winner ch. c. by Plaudit-Dorothy Hamp-
ton. Trained by II. r. Brandt.
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles,
year Olds and upward nonwinners OF $500 since
November 26 purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
5-2-GOwan (McCahey) -.... 90 i l.
s-9-Maltbie tBurnsl .---.- -1uz "a
Time-:i2 Is. "a :S54-5. AZ 4-5. 100.
ZIP 4-5. 1:25 %, lbs. l:51 3-5. At post 3h
minutes. 0n az 3:33l5. Cloyne. GrAen Seal,
finished as named. Value to winner 1925. Win
ner eh. m. by Armeath II-Meadow Ley. Trained
By +. j. Lawler.
SIXTH RAcE-one mile. year old colts
and geldings. selling
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str Fin
s-5-stringeney tshilling) .-11o 4 "a
1o-i-French Cook (Henryj 10 s % 81
Tirae-:I2 Is -23 40. :35 As, AS. LOO 3-5,
1-13 As, 1926 35, 40 is. At post 51z minutes.
OF at 4:oli9. Azo. Allen Lee, Uncle Jim,
Solus. Nasmerito, Parton. Erbet finished rs
named Value TO winner 1925 Winner b. e. hy
SEVENTH KACE-Fire and half furlongs 3
year oids and upward. purse:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
I-3-colloquy tPowers) -...I09 1 1h1 21s
ioi-GneIe Gcie'F waiter llssHS 5McGeej .1os 5H
Time-.oe To-. IL 2-5. :2S As. 40 20. SO.
1:06. At post 31s minutes. OF at 4:23h.
Shirley Rossmore, Grotto. finished as named.
Value TO winner S325. Winner b. m. by Rus
selI-La Tour. Trained by j. Blute.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
LOST AND FoUND-coutrnuea

IF YOU LOSE ANYTHING-Advsrtis
It here. It viii be returned TO you II
honest person dnds il. Remarkable rscov-
eriea are brought about every day through
this column.
IF you FIND ANYTHING bring it to
the
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San FranciscO CALI
Lost and Found Bureau
Third and Market Streets
-~~>---~~~->>~->~~->-~~~--~~S
Get claim check. Have IL advertised.
Reclaim it if the owner does not.
THE LAW-Seople who and lost arti-
cles are interested in knowing that the
state law is strict in requiring them to
seek the owners through advertisements
and otherwise and that a failure 70 do
80 if proof can &c shown involves .
severe penalty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
ARCADIA RESULTS

SANTA ANITA PARK March s.-Eighty-
third day OF the winter meeting of the Los
Angeles racing association A. W. Hamilton.
presiding judge. J. ]. Hoffman, starter. Wealth
er cloudy. Track fast
FIRST RACE-SeFen furIongs, year olds
ana upward, beaten nonwiuners at the meeting,
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

lost AND FOUND
FoUND-Gold watch Sunday in Golden Gate
Park. Inquire at sos Webster st.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

MEETINGS-Legal
THE annual meeting Of the stock holders OF
the Paauhau Sugar Plantation Company win
be held Saturday, March s. 1909. at the
hour OF IL O'Clock a at the Office OF the
company 26S Market St lroom 21O). San
francisco, Cal. for the purpose OF electing d.
siderati0n and transaction OF such other bust-
ness as may come before the meeting
Transfer books viii close WEDNESDAY.
February "a, 1909.
Il. W. THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February 10. 1900.
ANNUAL meeting OF the stock holders OF the
Oceanic Steamship Company VIM be held on
TUESDAY March o, 1909, at the hour Of IL
o'clock A. M. in the office OF the president OF
the company. 90 Clay. St: San Francisco. Cal.
for the purpose OF eleeting directors for the
ensuing year and for the consideration aud
transaction OF such other business as may come
before the meeting. Transfer books VIII close
on February 27. 1909. By order OF the presi-
dent h W. THOMAS. Secretary.
Dated February 20. 1902
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
The CdYS Handicap Forecast
By J. e. Jefery

Ratings good point pound
OLLIE JAMES-ALDER GULCH-HARRY GROTHE
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryVille

IN gredh Il is in
year and pwa o
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Yesterday was the one hundredth day of The
EmeryTille meeting. Just 40 racing days re-
main before the Walker-Otis bill viii go into
effect.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Charlie Bowman and the Palace club droppes
out of the Emeryyllle ring al yesterdays cutin
iesTing - books IN line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Big Bow was worked out an extra half nile
st the close Of the IN which he ran yester.
day as part Of his preparation for the Water
house cup.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Nadzu. one Of the Waterhouse cup candidates
worked a mile and a half in 2:z7 yesterday i
preparation FOR Saturdays long distance contest
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

ormuz. the sprinter that Nose Goldblatt pur-
chased from W OBJ MacdOnOugh here last
season Is in active training az Lexington for an
early campaign over eastern tracks. Goidblatt
was forced to FIRE the horse for bowed tendon
after he had started but once in his eolors In
the east.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04


by
a n
her rusalspe began final a drae.
can Up showed Ace Of amndsno chae
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04
wIN rToNoRs OF COLE LINKS

Jockey Mulcahey suffered fracture OF tn,
skull 81 Tampa recently.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

Barney Schreiber's horses. Moorish King and
Fair Annie. which came north 10 carry J. J.
WaIsh's c0lors IN the oaks went 70 Arcadia res
terday IN the with High Private.
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

)ff at 3:57- Eyebright. As
Winner eh- g. by Rubicon-
A. Gargantua. Curriculum.
me. High price-Cressina 7.
there Butler made his run.
'essina had the early speed
ony Faust came from behind
first half mila-
The San Francisco call., 1909-03-04

George Neal plans 70 go To Baltimore with
JOCKEY Deverich for the Pimlico meeting the
latter part Of April. His two horses. Serenade
and A. Muskoday VIII be shipped Canada
wish william Walkers stable, and Neal VIII
put in the sumner the Canadian circuit
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-09-24
Un cornpanero
en- San Juan,

Nuestro distinguido companero
en- la prensa Sr. Juan Pericas Diaz,
de Mayaguez, Sc encuentra en- esta
ciudad desde aver y permanecera
aquf algunos dfas. LIE deseamos Ia
mas grata estancia en- San Juan al
estimable compatriota y quito 6 ilus-
trado compa1ero.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1909-03-10
Insurance Statement
STATE OF IOWA
OFFICE OF
Auditor of State


OFFICE OF
Auditor of State
Des Moines. Iowa. March, l. 1909.
Whereas. The German Fire Insurance Com
pany located at Pittsburg in the State of Penn
sylvana has filed in this office sworn statement
of its condition on the thirty-first day of Decem-
ber 1908. in accordance with the provisions of
HAPPIER 4, Title 8. of the Code of Iowa. relating
to Insurance Companies. and whereas. said state
ment shows that said Insurance Company has
complied with the laws of this State relating to
insurance.
Therefore. In pursuance of law. l. j. L. Bleak
ly. Auditor of State do hereby certify that said
Insurance Company is authorized to transact the
business of Fire Insurance in the State by agen is
properly appointed. as required by law. until the
first day of March. A D. 1910.
LIST. The actual amount of paid-up Capital
of said company. Dec. 81 190s to be. $500 600 "
End. The aggregate amount of the assets
of said Company Dec 81 1908 to be-. 81 093 PAS. 69
3rd. The aggregate amount of Liabilities
of said company. including the amount required
to safely reinsure all outstanding risks. Dec 81
The aggregate income of said Company
for the year 1908 to be-. $751;. 004 g
5th. The aggregate expenditures of said
Company for the year 1903. to be-. $500. $40 81
| In Testimony Whereof. have here
unto subscribed my name and affixed
the Seal of my office the day and date
above written.
JOHN L. BLEAKLY.
| Auditor of State.