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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1909-11-07

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The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
BY BOB SHAND

BY defeating the Vampires last Sun
day the Thistles reached the top of the
league ladder and if the Draw laddies"
continue to display the same form it
viii take mighty good football team
to yank the Scots from the top of the
heap.
The victory of the ThistIes was no
fiulSe, although the game was awarded
them in 90 minutes from time. on ac-
count of the refusal of Jack Mckenzie
to obey the referee. The Vampires
never had a lookin at any stage of the
any longer. the Scots would in all prob
As it was Tom Woods boys built up a
have McFarlane to thank that the
media custodian was at the top of his
form and gave one of the grandest dis
plays of goal keeping ever seen in this
section. Time and again the Scots
beat all opposition, except McF'arlane,
but when they tried to slip the ball in
the net the man from Helensburgh was
ever on the job with the ready hand or
foot
Mckenzie talked back" and delayed
the festivities to such extent that
the crowd demanded his removal from
the field. This was also the way Few
ster looked at it and he admonished Nc
Kenzie to HE himself to the pavilion.
Mckenzie could not see the pavilion
from any angle and raised his hand as
though to strike the referee Few
ster gave him two minutes to make
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
ATHLETES DECIDE
TO JOIN TIE P.A.A.
Sunday Schools League Passes
Resolution Recommending
That Action Be Taken
By HERBERT HAUSER

The Sunday Schools athletic league,
consisting of nearly all the Protestant
Sunday schools in the city, is now
local amateur athletics. The organi-
zation held an enthusiastic meeting
last Thursday night and the delegates
passed resolution recommending that
the league join the Pacific athletic as
sociation.
This is a step in the right direction
and will help to solve many intricate
problems for the young organization.
There have been a number of little
registration conflicts that will be
Strengthened out when the league joins
the 2. A. A.
Next THURSDAY night a benefit enter
tainment will be held at Grace church
at which a select program will be rem
dered. The proceeds will be devoted
TO preparing the new basket ball
quarters which the league expects to
take at the corner of Van Ness avenue
and Geary street.
The second semiannual indoor field
night will be held by the league at the
Auditorium January 81, and the follow
ing list of events have been decided
upon:
Fifty yard dash for juveniles, 10
years and under.
In the so pound class there will be a
so yard dash and quarter mile relay,
while the 80 Founders will have a so
yard dash and 440 yard relay.
In the 100 pound class boys may
enter the IS yard dash and the running
high jump There will also be a quar-
ter mile relay.
The 100 pound class will have a 100
and 220 yard dash. an $50 yard run
and relay and a standing broad jump.
The boys. of unlimited weight Will
have 100, 220 and 440 yard, one and
two mile races, one mile relay and
u pound shotput.
Silver bronze and copper medals will
be given for first second and third
places.
Each school is entitled to three en-
tries in each individual event and one
team in each relay.
From the interest shown at Thurs
day nights meeting the coming meet
should eclipse the successful one of
this year.
Though the Pacific athletic associa-
tion lost seven members by the organi-
zation of the southern California
branch. it has received four new appIi-
cations to replace the lost ones.
The Barbarian athletic club was ad-
mitted last month, while the Mission
and Pastime clubs and the Sunday
School athletic league viii probably all
be in by this time next month
The board of managers of the p. A. A.
meets next Wednesday night and many
matters of Importance will be dis
cross country race and the securing of
permanent quarters will be among the
most important matters to be decided
upon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
St. Mary's Juniors Capture
Basket Ball Title

OAKLAND, Dec. 1.-THE interclass
basket ball tournament at St Mary S
college was concluded yesterday when
the juniors defeated the first academic
players by the score of 81 to IS. The
victory gives the IL men the college
championship for the season and puts
them in possession of the Hub basket
ball trophy.
The good work of the juniors at
tracted the notice of George Faulkner,
the basket ball coach. and it is safe to
say that this years varsity five will
be recruited largely from their ranks.
George Miller is probably their strong
est individual player.
All efforts at the Oakland college are
now centered in the work of picking a
basket ball five to represent the col
lege in the winter tournaments. The
st. Mary's players will meet teams
representing the University of Califor-
MIA, Stanford, Santa Clara, the Y. NJ. c. A.
and the Reliance club.
Arrangements have been made
whereby a basket ball game with some
outside team will be pulled off every
Saturday evening in the alumni gym
nasium. The weekly games proved an
attractive feature of college life last
year.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
PLAY OFF TODAY
BY MEDAL WINNER
Experts wiz Compete on the
Preside Links With Gus
fOmary Handicaps

The annual play off of the monthly
golf medal play winners during the
year will be played on the Preside
links today instead of December ss as
originally scheduled. Eight players
will participate. They will be as
signed the same handicaps that they
played with in the monthly events
A number of tournaments have been
planned foc Christmas and New Years
day on the LEGAL links At the Pre-
sidio the Christmas cup tournament
VIII be held December 25 and the club
championship January /. The winner
of the latter event will receive the
club shield
The San Francisco golf and country
club will hold an 1S hole bogey handi-
cap the morning of December 20 and
an Is hole medal play handicap four
somes in the afternoon Entries for
the latter are to be made in pairs
and matches to be drawn
At the San Francisco club. January
l. SO hole medal play handicap event
Will be played. The is holes plaved
IN the forenoon will determine the
club championship and to the winner
Will go the Liverpool gold medal, a
perpetual trophy Prizes will be
awarded for the best SO holes gross
and the best SO holes net
The Eyre brothers have presented
the Preside golf club with two cups
to be competed for at the Presidio next
Saturday. The first association tourna-
ment of the season will be held on
the links of the San Francisco golf
and country club about the middle of
January.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

it 20 the wire. Ed Ball closing stout
ly beat John Louis by neck for the
place.
DUCAN CRIMPS TALENTS MONEY
The combination of clever Eddie
Dugan and a game colt like Palo Alto
put crimp in the talents roll in the
final race. The colt beat the gate and
the boy sent him along TO enter the
stretch three lengths TO the good. Rey
Hindoo began eating up the gap and
reached the leader at the paddock. but
when IT came TO the final drive Dugan
outrode Cavanaugh and won. Madeline
Musgrave was third
The Morgan string of five horses
may come 10 Emeryville from Juarez.
Morgan has written inquiring about
accommodations.
Three castoTs of the Rosemead
stable We're offered at auction in the
Emeryville paddock yesterday. The
old cripple Ingham, which won a race
recently. was sold to Charlie Stanford
for 500 Del Fountain paid $500 for
Chalfonte. clever performer over a
distance on the Canadian tracks. There
was no bid for Paul Clifford. notwith-
standing reports of fast workouts on
the inner course.
Jockey Gross. a clever saddle artist.
has been exercising, having been re-
instated by the jockey club at Seattle,
Horace Egbert two years ago. Jockey
Manders. set down at the same time,
has been reinstated Gross went to
New York TO ride the Spreckels string.
but was refused permission to ride un-
til he had been reinststed at Seattle.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
KangarOOs ReOrganize For
Basket Ball Season

The Kangaroos of the central Young
Mems Christian association OF this city
are reorganizing for the coming sea-
son. The final sitting out OF the play-
ers will be made next Tuesday night in
a practice game with the Swasckas.
Among the veterans left from last
years team are Hildsbrand, SWANSON
Dray and Parsons.
The Kangaroos will be strengths
ened by the addition OF Toepke. for
merly of the Polytechnic high school
team: Winters Of the sherman team
and Fried of the Redwing athletic
club. At a recent meeting Swanson
was elected captain and W. Logan
manager. L j. Schantz. the welf
known local athlete. Will coach the
team and expects to develop some
promising material.
All teams avera ging $50 to 135
pounds wishing games should write To-
W. Logan. 1920 Geary street.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
THISTLES ARE NOW AT THE TOP
OF THE LEAGUE LADDER

himself scarce and also appealed to
Aleck Mckenzie a brother of the Of
fender, and captain of the Vampire
team.
Brother Aleck refused to order John
from the field. although the majority
OF the Vampire players told him to
beat it." At the expiration of the
two minutes Fewster blew his whistle
and awarded the game to the Thfstles,
which was in strict accordance with
the rules OF the game.
This is not the first time that Nc
Kenzie has been in trouble with the
football association. and it is time the
people in charge of the game took
some action to prevent such f1asco
as he caused last Sunday
The Burns played a plucky game
against the Albion Rovers and sur
prised the Oakland folk by defeating
Jesse Moore's players by a score of
2 to l. The Scots played an uphill
battle and thoroughly deserved to win.
or course the winning goal was scored
from a penalty kick, always an unsat-
properly penalized for his actions
The United Caledonians took another
drubbing. This time the Barbarians
made a meal of the Scots. defeating
them by score of to 0. Ed Nc
Cauley, the Alameda high school
sprinter, appeared for the Barbs and
made a creditable showing for a be-
ginner. He is fast enough and once
he learns to control the ball on the
run and shoot for the goal he will be a
yaluablef player. Pomeroy also tried
out several other new men, but Nc
Cauley was the pick of the bunch.
The San F'ranciscans gathered at the
expense of the Independents. The To-
Gals showed much improved form over
their recent displays and if they keep
up the good. work some of the more
fancied teams will have to be on the
for fro
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

A.
QUITS TRYING FOR
GAMES IN SOUTH
Default of Polytechnic of Los
Angeles Gives Northern
School Supremacy
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

lSPecIot DisPdfeh 10 ne Cdtt
SANTA CLARA. Dec 11.-All nego-
tiations pending between Los Angeles
teams and the Santa Clara high school
Rugby fifteen TO play a series of games
in the southern city have been declared
by Manager Clayton of the local school
10 be practically OF.
Santa Clara's demand OF $500 guar
antee seems to look too steep to the
southerners. and a Santa Clara stands
firm to this proposition il looks as IL
no agreement can be reached. Captain
clyde Alexander of the local high school
team has discontinued practice.
BY the forfeiture OF Polytechnic high
school of Los Angeles of the proposed
game with Santa Clara on December IT.
because of Intervention on the part od
the Polytechnic faculty. the Santa Glars
boys have claimed the high school
championship of California.
Ross Braden. the newly elected cap
tain of the 1910 team. gives every
promise of being a capable leader. Two
stars. Alexander and Steinhardt. both
of whom graduate in June. win be
greatly missed from the ranks OF the
local school next football season, but
Braden is in hopes OF starting practice
early next spring and developing raw
material 10 MI their places. A big re-
ception Will be rendered the new cap-
tain in the near future.
Harry Mckenzie coach of the Santa;
Clara college Rugby team and OF the
Santa Clara high school Rugby teana
during the last season, has decided nou
to accept these positions for anOthee
year. Mckenzie intends to remain.
however, at Santa Clara college and
pursue his post graduate course ta
matricuIate next June.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Final Prizes Awarded AT
Chicago Horse Show

CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-THE greatest and
most successful horse show ever held in
Chicago came TO close last night at
the international amphitheater. So
.ciety turned out in full force to wit
ness the final events.
c. w. Watson's beautiful pair, Kit
tie Gray and Norena. driven by Mrs.
Frank Winterbotham, captured the
ladies' class for pairs, defeating Judge
Moore's Phyllis and Amaryl1is in
class "a.
The Fairnont farms Lord Baltimore
and My Maryland took the blue ribbon
in class 26 tandems over Is hands, from
Judge Moore's Lady Seaton and Auck-
land. The New York millionaire main
tanned his ratio of first prizes by vim
ming the coveted honors In the road
teams, four in hand class
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

game Eelding ran around MS field and
set sails for the flying leader. then two
lengths TO the good Mentry and Glass
both drew their whips and a grilling
drive ensued in which Boggs proved
victor by three-Quarters Of length.
Fryer was Tapped on Blackford al the
end. II was the fourth straight win for
Keene's clever horse. which has shown
himself the best Of the handicap bri-
gsde st F1meryville.
Incidentally Boggs was the lone favor
lie 10 score. the defeated choices be-
ing Sonia Grace @. Lord Of the Forest.
Al ] TO . Jim Gaffney at L TO ! was
the longest priced winner.
FLYING START HELPS WINNER
A dozen year olds lined up for the
first event with Sonia an even money
fsEorite and Lady Elizabeth a well
supported second choice Lady Eliza
beth got OF flying and Anderson took
her out eight lengths in front. Sonia
MADE a game effort TO get UP. but was
beaten of 10y two and a half lengths
Biased was ., far away third.
Grace G and Cvmbal We're both
heavily backed for the second AT twos.
with Balnade receding from TO in
the betting. Bslnade got away first
and was never headed. Grace 9, off
badly. ran over her field in the stretch
and finished second. Blacksheep got
the show.
Darlington, opening at ; and reced-
ing 10 IS 10 3. accounted for the third.
beating David Warfeld and Lord Of
the Forest in z stretch drive.
Jim Gafnev was the good thing in
the mile and 20 Yards trip taking the
lead in the first furiong ana keeping
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Rugby Given a Tryout On
New York Gridiron

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-THE Hamilton
and Ottawa, ont. football teams. two
an exhibition game of Rugby this aft
ernoon before noted American football
authorities. Hamilton won, IL to s.
The rules committee or the Ameri-
meets in this city during Christmas
week, and 1t is expected that it's mem
bers, nearly all of whom witnessed the
game, will consider a revision of the
rules bearing in mind the Rugby game.
There seemed to be consensus of
opinion that the open play and entire
absence of mass plays In the Rugby
game is responsible for the few ac-
cidents which have resulted
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Football Receipts Are Up
To Expectations
Special Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SANTA CLARA, Dec. 1.-THE fourth
meeting of the associated student body
of Santa Clara college this semester
was called to order by President P. Ar
thur McHenry in Scientific hall to-
night
Receipts from the ST. Mary's SAINT a
Clara Rugby game on Thanksgiving
were read ont, and although not made
public 1t is understood they were fully
up to expectations.
Football uniforms for the next Rug
by team have been ordered and will
be here in a few days The sweaters
are cardinal with. the white letters
s. C. in black. Those who receive their
monograms for the first time are: Deg
nan, Hogan. Tromatola. Porterfield, Nc
Cabe. Details, Ford and Degnan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
Surging
Red Blood
REVIVED IN MEN AND WOMEN
TOO

TOO
Health and strength hitherto
unknown will be felt surging IN
rich red blood through the ar
teries and veins and life's great
est ambitions may be realized as
never before. If the following
special treatment is followed by
those men. and women, too, who
are stricken with that most
dreaded Of all af1ictions. nerv-
Gus exhaustion. accompanied with
such symptoms as extreme nerv-
BUSINESS. insomnia. cold extremi-
ties, melancholia. headaches. con-
stipation and dyspepsia. kidney
trouble, dreadful dreams OF dire
ful disasters. timidity in ventur-
ing and a general inability to act
naturally at all times as other
people do. Lack of poise and
equilibrium in men is a constant
source OF embarrassment, even
when the public least SUSPECTS it.
For the benefit Ot those who
want a restoration TO full. bound
Ing health and al the happiness
accompanying IL. the following
home treatment is given. II con-
tains no opiates or habit forming
drugs whatever. Mix 10 at home
and no one win be the wiser as
TO your af1iction-
The treatment Is simple, thor
ough and correct. Leading drug
gists supply the main tincturss.
extracts and essences In ona
ounce bottles, ready to mix Get
three ounces syrup SarsaparfIia
compound, mix with one ounce
compound fluid balmwort, and
stand two hours. Add one ounce
compound essence cardiol and
one ounce tincture cadomene
compound (not cardamom). Shake
well and take q teaSpOonful aftsr.
each meal and one at bedtima
The ingredients are used Tor
various prescriptions
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
B0GGS WINS FEATURE
IN THRILLING FINISH
Keene Entry Again Shous His Class
By Defeating Fast Trio in
Sacramento Handicap
By E. w. CLARKE

TN besides the gambling feature
WAS of the
handicap sixteenth miles The crowd-and
Emeryvile-began to cheer when
cheering until the four
the horse and
Jockey when they returned @ the stand
PRETTY EXHIBITION HORSE RACING
It ha been across the bay Tor many a
tarteBoggs weight and odds
and the lightly weighted
r Fryer Merfngo Dvye them like chariot
Jumps the lead On the
and the pace uong
Then quartet and and raced terms up the back
stretch.
LEADERS TO FINISH
cd and shoulders OF Black
back Keene
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
SOCCER AT SANTA CLARA
Special Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA CLARA, Dec 11.-Through the
efforts of Edgar Pomeroy. the well
known soccer enthusiast an exhibit
tion of that game will be played here
tomorrow afternoon between the Bar
barians and Independents of San Fran
cisco
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
SOCCER GAMES TO-DAY

SOCCER GAMES TODAY
Independents and Albion Rovers, Fruitvale.
United Caledonians and Vampires Preside
grounds, San Francisco.
Burns and San Francisco. Alameda.
Thisties and Barbarians, Freeman's park, Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville


slow
E60q a 10 frs
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

7r7e--23 -. AS % I:07 - A pos
show: HindOo. % place ont show :
Roseo-n1onde. Trained by q. Strate.
6rirfng Nexf two easily. High price
40 PsIo Alto went quickly 10 the
shIv in the stretch. bDt held him sa
bothered nv paio Alto. Clear Of interi
her present form Francis showed
closed well. Others never dangerous.
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

I ~ = minutes on at S.55k Palo s. place, ~
Seratched-55Ss Thistle Belle Start good Won
-Palo Alto 6. Hindoo 40. Musgraye g. Raleigh p ID
front. set fast pace. rouChed Rev Hindoo
fe closing strides Hindoo hung the after being
ference he would probably have Musgraye ran to
early speed, but dogged 1t in final furlong caDardo
The San Francisco call., 1909-12-12

minutes. on at 2:37I2. Darlington. GO place.
rest. - show. Winner b. b. by Toddington-
1855 Blanche c. Start good Won easily Sec
-DareingtOn a. Lord Of the Forest a. Redeem %
rhe front, galloped Lord of the Forest in
Dugan made too much Of Lord of the For
Others showed little.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
CHURCH NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal church, Wilbur Fisk, pastor. Sunday school at 10 am, F. H. Simmons. superintendent A full attendance of all the members of the school is urged. Public wor- ship at II am. Preaching by the Rev. pr. Treadgold of Michigan. The pastor will hold services at the Ky rene school house at pm. Epworth league services at 6:45 pm Public worship at 7:30 A cordial invitation is extended to the public to attend these services.
 There will be regular services at the Baptist church Sunday Sunday school at 10 am. R. A. Windes. sup erintendent. Preaching at II am. and 7:45 pm, R. L. Creal, pastor B. Y P. T., pm. Miss Anna Pail, presi- dent.
 NJ. F. church south, usual services Sunday. Sunday school at 10 o'clock followed by preaching at eleven and the regular evening services.
 Episcopal church. Regular Sunday services at half past three at the Congregational church.
 Remember that the Baraca and Philathea classes of the Nj. E. church south. Sunday school meet at 10 o'clock am, Sunday April 18th All members should be there and all strangers are urgently invited to come
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
GLASSES MEET
 AND ORGANIZE
A Full Attendance and a Fine Interest
 Displayed in Both.

The Baraca and Philathea classes met Thursday evening as was an nounced and a complete organization was perfected. The Baraca met at the home of Harley Hall the teach CT. A good crowd was present, not withstanding the fact that some of the members were attending the dis trict conference at Cartwright The following committees were appointed: Hustler and literary, Edwin Cum mings. Paul Tyler, Joseph Cosner and Vim. Turner; social and music. H. O.. Hall, Wesley Dimes. Roy Painter, Rev. $. NJ. Cheek; membership, Harry Garner, Don Turner, Chas. McClel- land, Cecil Starke, Dan Harris and Clyde Miller. It was also decided to hold a business session on the first Thursday evening of each month and to also hold q social session once a month.
 The Philathea met at the home of Mrs. J. E. Mclean to transact all un- finished business. The attend ance was twenty-three, the largest of the two classes. The following chair man of the various committees were appointed. Visiting, Grace Hudlow; membership, Ada Dunigan; reception, Bessie Rice: devotional, Mrs. Hall; entertaining, Juanita Painter.
 The classes then met at the par sonage where refreshments were serv- ed and a jolly evening spent.
 Those who are not members of either of these classes are urged to attend and will be given a hearty welcome into membership.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-17
RUNAWAY ACCIDENTS
 FOLLOW EACH OTHER
TWO THURSDAY EVENING, AND
 A YOUNG LADY HURT
Both Were Fortunate in That the Results Were Net More Serious.

There were a couple of runaway accidents Thursday evening in which Tempe people participated, but fortu- nately there were no serious results, though one of the participants is laid up with a broken ankle.
 Price Brown and his sister-in-law Miss Bessie Brown, and his two chil- dren were riding on a hay rack. MT. Brown left the team for a moment leaving Miss Brown on the seat and the two children on the rack. During his absence the team started to run and Miss Brown was unable to con- trol them. She jumped to the ground and so doing sustained a fractured ankle and a bad bruise on the head. The two children remained on the wagon until it collided with a tree, when they were both thrown off, but neither was in the least injured. pr. Brechan was hurriedly summoned and dressed Miss Browh's injuries. It is not thought that the accident will result in a permanent injury.
 Miss Georgia Tomlinson was the victim of the other accident, but she was fortunate in not being in the rig at the time. She was just preparing to leave her school south of Mesa for home and in untying her horse. the bridle slipped from its head. The animal taking advantage of the situa- tion, tore down the road and almost totally demolished the buggy before it stopped. It happened oppOrtunely that some friends from Tempe passed along at that time and Miss Tomlin- son was brought home by them.