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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

IItenbure. Sier perf6i.b i'm
81. 2ebensiabrc Gyseaen5 Wirilidsr
@ebeimratb8 opsl, bormoIiser Stootss
rotb. Dor fsinsr 8%.rufuns ms
Stoatsminiiterium mar er eriter
Spreder bss 9iirserpurftanbes, Mitz
glieo bes 2%anotases unb Director bes
bieiigen &rebitpereins. SIM Sabre
1875 lpurbe er OILS Winiitertalrotb in
oas Miniiterium berufeu.
ia. Sier ipurbe cine @Iettriz
3itdtsz8 neutrality-suspicious. be-
s%rinoet. Die @bgeorbnet.n ppn 36
Ganbeemeinben erflGrten i'm Nomen
Der bon ibren psrtretenen SrtItoften
ben 8eitritt gu Der 0enoKeni6ofi.
Oas &apital bieier Ieusriinbung Be-
trd9t 100000 Marf. ,3fped Der Grim
bung 1T bic 9%erforsuns Der 2anbaes
meinben nit gelettrisitGt au arafts
unb 8eleuItungsapeden.
Selb b g. SIM benad)borten
9oIabouien tonnte bas 2eit'ide Gtes
boar bos ieIt.n. Set Der biamontencn
!SoGSeit feiern.
q u1tabt a. b. 8. Der Spors
taHenosrein beipi1iete gum Rotbbouss
neubou 1000 Mort unb our Inter
bringing 8eoiirftiser in bas 8lDbens
unb Siehenbeim in Ipolbo 1000
Wort. 9urb bic reuerlide 3utpenz
oung tit Der 5onoS gum Rotbbuuss
neubou ouf 10000 Wart anaepahien,
10 Dab nit benz umbau in ndd,Iter 3eit
begonnen tperben fann.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
Nraunf@wei8. An6aft. Sippe.

8raun d M g. Der Subn
bes Snpuliben 9einri6 Wabmus in
8ebbireen polte Spasen idieben unb
botte ouf einen Qusenblid bas seIos
oene @epebr an ben 2ebnitubl Iein.s
9aters geitelt. YlDbli4 tradte Elm
Shub, Der alte Mnnn bait. bur6
cine 9spesuns bic Woffe CUR @nts
looung sebradt. gr iant. in'3 Sers
setroffen, tpot in ben Sehel auriid.
0ef q II. 9ie ftdotiA)sn Stiff
tunsen 9eNaus baben Stsenpdrti9
einen Wertb pon runb 6,75O.00O
Wort. Daneben beitebt nod bic no
rip b. Gobn=S ttftuns nit iib.r 1,000,z
900 Wart unb bic GbaponsS tiftung
nit $4,000 Morf 8apital. Die
@ohnzS ppenbeimz Stiftuns Der bic
fiaen iiraeIitiI9en &ultussemeinbe tez
Iibt 5,500,000 Mart on @erm09en.
9 il d eburs. prin3 Iriebrid
gu S6aumburez 2ippe bat Iid nit
prinsefiin Intoinette Inna bon On
balt perlobt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
Slrftem6era,

9 9 t. Hn9 eircr Itatis
'tiihen 8erehnun1 fommen in Wirts
temberg i'm 8onium ouf ben 3r?f Der
8ebDlterune i'm Sabre 169 Otter Bier,
1901 Giter Wein, 41.8 Otter Stits
mott, 1856 Gitcr 8rnnntpein. Gbams
pagner, Yeerlpein unb 2un'tmcIt I,nb
bier nift nit einbesriifsn. - Die bic
ii9t SehniIGe 5o@id)ule bat bic OBJ
'iht tunogegebsn, eiren 2ebritubl fit
2uft'hifffotrt cinSuriHten. Grof
3eppeIin 5sist lebbafte5 SntereEe fir
ben plan unb lpiro pobri9einl;1 &C.
le9entlid @orleiunsen boIten.
3 D d n g Der Don bier 9es
biirtigc, in Der !Seilbronner Runit It.
anftaIt Don 8rudmonn & GDbne aus
sebilcete MobelIeur gueuit SGuBner
in Berlin bot bel cem Mettbererb I'M
ben Gntrurf zines 25spfa.zS tiids
ben eriten preis ben 2o00 Mort En-
bnlten.
z ii bi n II. profeNor Gorips
rius Dot bic gerufurg an ros preus
biihe Oberlanbeseeritt o%rgenommen.
II | nj. Der 2onbtoaSabaepronete
fir Him, R%e@tsonpolt Wloper, lit, SO
Sabre cit, 9eItorben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
0f0enGmra.

OIbenburg Ser ~olbenburs
glide 2anotag bat bic 8abIreforms
portage iiber bas %aIsemeine, ssbeime
unb birette Wablredt onsenommen,
pas eleide Wdblre4t ober nit 90 ees
gen q Gtimmen abgelebnt. Cine
3peite Stimme erbGlt jsber 40 Sabre
aIte lpoblberedtiste @runos uno
Sauseisentbiimer, Der iein Giscntbum
felt penisitens brei Sobren beiibt,
unp ieoer 8eamte, feIbiftdnbise 2anbs
lpirtb cber @eperbetreibeno..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
Me6feM6nra.

g d ip r i n. Die BON ben 2ibez
ralen in lImlauf seiebten Petitions
bosen ouf Ginfubruns elmer asitsemds
ben @erfaHuns fanben in ben medlens
burgii6sn 2anben bis Dor Rur3em
$4,000 llnterf6riften.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
8aoen.

8arlsrube. Der 9ir9srauss
i4ub bot ben Mntuuf res !SoteIs
TrieoriAsh3Es in 9aoene 9aoen gun,
3ipet ner Grrihtung zines @eneIuness
beims ~9eucbmist; Der aoltenaufipn,o
betrGgi 155,000 Marf, bic burd)
SGentunaen getedt iinb.
5reiburg. Sn @i9ba9 tnmen
beim 9rnnee cines Saules brei ainber
bes 4rb.iier5 Weilsr i'm Glitter BON 8,
8 uno 7 Sabren um's 2eben.
2orro4 . Sn G0rrad) ion aum
10. Wai ndfiter Sabres, gun, $50.
@eburtstag Sobann petsr Sebets, bem
alemannii6en Sanger Elm D.ntmaf
.rriGtet perben. I'm Elm mSalinit
le6ensgetreues Bib bes Oibters Al
erbalien, ridtet oi. Oenfmalsfommiis
iion an geIiser bon SebetsY iloern Die
Bite, iie ibr lei6Teiie gu iibsrloTcn.
Dffenburs. 3u lebensIInae
lidjem 3~ud,tbaus bat Ger @~rcbE.rsoo
pon 8aoen ben Characterization ri.
lipfon aus RuBlnnb b.s!sabiat. Ser
iuesen Morbes uno rdu6eriIden
ueberiol.s pom Sdpurgeritt in Sf.
fenburs gum Sobe perurttsilt fporcen
mar. Jilipfon bate atuei in Cries.
bad am 8luspalbiee i'm babif6cn
SHtporatpaIb lpeiIenoe 8uraGit. bi.s
terriids III raiibsrifher Ibiidt iiters
follen nno ben einen bon ibren, ben
aoufmann Gmsteimer aug a1tn,
oura eln:n Repolseri4uB setSbtst uno
ieiner 8aorThaft beroutt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

ton Gnnnen!" - aellner: sic met.
iicn mobl Gnmcntboler2 ?" Gait:
IRA natiirlid: ober sbaler giebt es
Ia feline ntebr.."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

trenn man mid, crit fertncn gelcrnt
battc, bann f1noe man bic 3enoniiic
sernoe5,i el%dn;eno!"
Naipitdt. Bauer in Der
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

Serihnappt. &od)ltaplcr
tolls ibm Der aeIlner bci'm Ansiebeu
eeS @aletctS bilit): Ger pubt.
Den itebnien mir"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
SGipeis.

Bern. Die 3obl Der Musipons
berer aus Der Shpei3 nod iibers
ieeiifen 2dnpern b.trug I'M Sabre
1908 1866, eeeen 671O i'm Sobr,
1907. - Sn Bern lit Der InngiGbriat
9unoesrotb Soiepb 3emp, Der olld,
mebrmals bic Stele zines prGiioenter
bes 8unbesrotbes b~etleioete, eeItortcn.
Grei burg. Die llniperitGi
Jreiburg ipiro i'm l~aufenben Dinters
feme1ter bon 568 immatrifulirteY
Stub.nt.n beiuht. Der Shpei3 aes
bOren an 1a1 Stubent.n, bon uusldns
bif1en Stooten iino am itdrfit.n psrs
treten 9eutldlano nit 80, NuIiiI6s
polen urb 2itbouen NIT Sc, Srontz
reid nit 70 Stubentea.
9 t. y ALLEN. Riir5li6 lit bus
G%tider6eint aling i'm Sbouasen,
9a6Iat. bolIitdnbia n%bgebrnnnt.. Gin
babies Dubenb Stifmafdinen eineen
al Grunbe. Der Sausbeiibsr fommt
feiner Jrau ipurben tpssen Branoitifs
tung nerboftet.
y ro b Il n b II. MroIo bat
bsuer cine gfdns.nbe SaiIon. gum
eritsn Male, feitoem bieIer Ort Dins
te~rftation sefrorben III. bat er bic GAIL
BON 1000 @dfen pro Wo1e iitsr=
fdritten.
Sci | n. Der Setter bes oIters
relhiIten Observation-Disclosures .rs
itarlnfe ben 2ehrer an Der fantonolen
3ance!sidule in Bslin5onn, Mario
poaano. sum trirtlthen 2sbrer an ber
6ane.lsfettion Der 5aneels> unb nau,
tifhen @tabemie in 1riei. /,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
0eferret6.

f1entt bat.
0eferret6.
Wien @dmmtltde IIopiihen
MitgIi.ber bes Observation-Disclosures,
nit aleiuiser Iusuabme Der poIsn,
hoben cine Slaipifhe Union esbilb.t,
ip.lde nitt penissr ols 125 Stimmsn
umfabt. Gs 1T bies nunmebr bic
ltGrtit. partei bes Reidsratbs. - Der
bsrporroesnbe DIterrsidii6e Suriit
Dr. Seinrih 2ammoid, profeHor an
Der llniperiitdt Wien, 1T gum Dor
iibeno.n bes S6isbsseridts ernannt
lpprbeu, bos iiber bic NeufunbIdnber
Giihereifrogen enti1eioen iou. -
2eopolo @obptpstp, Der friibsr in Gbis
eaeo ipobnte uno in ben lebten Sabren
na6 Berlin i~iberseTeoelt lpar, bat bic
Steluns zines Directors Der &lapiers
lehrsrsS tbule an Der &aiIerliden unb
&Dnigliben Mfabemie Der muIifaiis
f6en unb bramotiif)en RiinIte in
Mien, al relfer er BON &aifer Gron3
Sofepb e%rnannt iporben iuar, aness
npmmen.
8ubopeit. 81. @enbarm.rie
perbaftste in !Sapba 8oes3o.rmonD
ben besiiterten annbipirtb Soief 5etete
inter benz 0erbadt ber 8unfnotenfGls
fduns. 8ei elmer !6ausfudung iprrs
ben bret preHen our G%r5euouna bon
1000, 90 unb 20s&ronennoten ges
funcen. Ssfete ipor Gbef elmer peit
p.rsipeieten Sdli1erbanbe.
9ur. SIM Mbraum beg Gleono>
renfhohtes in 2obcpib ipurbe Der
2oidbrise Mrbeiter So1ef 3obrubstp
bur1 niebersebsnbes Materiol pers
fdiittet unb inn bic MirklfGule ses
brpdben.
Gaer. Der 9unb Der OeutId)en
in 8Dbmen bat I'm 10000 Gronen
bon 5rnu GIiiabetb 9nrtel bos Gut
Ilbre1tsrieo bel 9er9reibeuNein i'm
8obmerpolo bebufs @rrihtuns elmer
oeutifen Wo%iientolonie eetauft.
9ros. Der profehor bes Strafs
re6ts an Der llniperiitGt in @ros, S,is
Illus 8arebo, lift bel Der aettiire Don
Rofessers ,!Seim9orten" i'm @raser
8lub plobliA om 9erai4Ias acitors
ben.
s rnsbrud q. NGdit &oiIers
purben bic SrtSbeipobner 2orens uno
&Dn ron elmer 2otpine perihiittet;
e~riterer lit eerettet. aol NOR toht.
Rratou. !Sier tpurbe Elm Munn
Ramens Sobonn &nitiG perbaftet, Der
i'm @eroadt itebt, fir Rublanb Spios
mage 9etrieben gu baben.
en- berg. prina &oiimir Sos
piebos &obersti, Der Glteite Sobn bes
saIisiiden Siriteu Wlabislom Sns
pieba aoeensti, Grbe rieIisen @runbz
beiibes in Gali5ier. bat nabe Santa
Gru5. Senerifa. bur9 @%rtrinten ietz
men Sob sefunoen.
g a g. @esen ben g(bseorpneten
alofoc, einen ber fdlimm item Robous
brilber i'm Reidsratb. 1T in pros llnz
terfuduns iuesen Mnjei.Gtss Yelsibis
guns eingcleitet porben. nadoem cine
&orrefponcena NIT 8eiblog 9slegt
iporben mar, lpelde fir 4Ipfoc toms
promittireno mar. @ud sessn ben
tfdedifden Giibrcr Gbor III Elm 9srs
fabren besonnen lporben, unb slpor
ipesen Iufrsi5uns gu 5sinpieIisfeiten
geaen cine anbere N~ationolitdt.
g Of 10 q 3. Die 5irmn Sol. gnt.
!Subl in SdpGs, Grite 9iroler Wnjos
Iitens, Steinguts unb Sbonpnorene
fabrif. be9ing Dos Self hires 10OjGbs
rieen 8eItanbss.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

Stanfe beriibrt ourd, llneeid)id einc
&louiertaitc. @isbolo: .Scrricb,
ipielen Sic aud STARTER? Bauer /:
nSa, oas mert' id, iest aud erit!"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

erfmiirai q. ySebr en-
no iino Sbrc 3euaniiic geraoe
I~ienitmdod)e,l Werfwiir-
mo meine leete Iabame iaete,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

9IoB! ~6omoieS @eib, oic
GrIopsfo! Nnii3irt, reiiet, oid)tet,
%antelt, compcnirt, fdbrt 2uitifiii!
Chr Oatte bngegeu einiad) 5u nid)ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

NUT" 80, mas treibt oeun ocr?"
rNidtS, ser iutIc acrl snblt
biob!"
9esbalb. Gait: Cine For-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12

& olmar r. Inter benz Oerbdnte
bes 2nnbesnerratbs ipurbc Der poit hier
itam-eaS. @Gpend in Wilbauf.n
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1848-1918, 1909-03-12
~rrnnistt 3ttrTHnle,,.

M Il n er. Der dIteife Weteron
bes bier in @arniion itebenben ID.
Snfanterie=R egiments, ber Rentner
nnb friibere Gabrifbefiter WilheIm
Hauieittr in 2Dttmnrirsbauien bei
Wei1ece. 1T I'M 4lter BON 1O3 Sobr.n
eeItorben. Gr ipar 1885 als GiniGE.
rig.r eingetreten.
. or TN n b. Die @tabt BORT.
numb bat benz 2anbtretfe Dortmunt
cine @etbeilisung an benz itdbtifher
@feftrisitdtspert einserdumt; be,
Rrsis bot Bis gum l. Npril 1909 eir
Rnpital bon 100000 Mart ein5u.
iahlsn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
MAY LOSE LEAD In
LIST OF WINNING
OWNERS
HiIdreth'S Record al EmeryyiLe
Meeting Is Closely Pressed
by F0rsyfhe
By j. X. Jeffery

S. c. Hildreth is in imminent danger
of losing his lead in the winning own
ers list for the Emeryville racing sea-
son. f. A. Forsythe has been winning
races with such frequency of late that
he is only a few hundred dollars be-
hind Hildreth. who has held the lead
from the beginning of the season, but
has been adding little TO his stable
winnings here of late. In fact, Hill
dreth has ALLOWED several local stakes
to go by without shipping any of his
formidable eligibles north from Ar
cadia, where his extensive racing es-
tablishment is in training.
Before the season opened it looked
as though Hildreth might have things
pretty much his own way in the stake
fixtures, with the formidable material
that he had available for all sorts of
races Several of the Hildreth cracks
dreth's plans have been seriously dis
arranged in consequence OF the nine
stakes that have so far been decided,
Hildreth has won only two, the Oak
land and Sacramento iandicaps. taken
respectively by F'itzherbert and Resti-
gouche. There are still many valuable
fixtures TO be decided. and Hildreth is
likely to get into his stride when he
returns from the southern track with
his entire racing establishment in the
near future, notification of which in
tention he recently impaired to Secre-
tafy Treat of the California jockey
club.
III. G. Bedwell succeeded during the
past week in easing his lead over
the other owners for the honor of win
ming the greatest number of races at
the meeting. The standing of the AZ
owners whose horses have won in eX-
cess of 1000 to date is as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
McLOUGHLIN WINS
TENNIS GAMES In
STRAIGHT SETS
NJ. Rose, Playing From Scratch
However, Looms as Dark
Horse of Tournament
By Grant Smith

Play was resumed yesterday in the
handicap singles tournament, COM
meneed on the Golden Gate park courts
last Sunday. Excellent progress was
made, one match being finished in the
third round and all except one in the
second. Maurice Mclaughlin, the
most heavily handicapped player in
the tournament. and holder of the cup
which is at stake, won his matches in
straight sets, and is still in the compe-
tition. Il. Curley, of the junior club,
was the only contestant to qualify for
the semifinals.
NJ. Rose, playing from scratch looms
as the dark horse of the tournament
he has won all his matches with ease.
While many of the matches were
close, they did not prove of sufficient
interest TO induce all the spectators to
remain long and brave the cold The
concluding rounds viii prove more in
teresting.
The scores follow:
Preliminary roundM. Rose (scratch) beat
y. NJ Gurrin lowe 15) G-1, 6--1: H. Mann
towe $50 beat Il. NJ. Cameron Us $50 by de-
man 10 $50 by default; NJ. Z. Levin (owe
Is 80 beat ]. Schwarz t2-6l 4-6, 6-3, 1--3
=. u. Delano $3.50 by default w G. Knowi-
ton lowe 10 SO beat L. C. Henry t15) I,y
lowe go beat II P. Curtis (So) by defauit
K. g. Cahll (scratch) beat J. r. Cahill (4-G)
3-6. To. CO; W. Smith (owe 10 2-6) beat
A. H. sun 10 4-6l Cd, Sc; L. Whistler
towe 10 800 beat T.. Jordan (15) by default;
NJ Ferry lowe 10 4-6) beat W. A. Ross (a9l
Sc. 60. T-5: w. A. Marcus (owe 2-6l beat
D. Hemmingway (15 4G) 3-6. 6-1. CO: n.
IT, Martin tcwe $50 beat W. r. Jacques $50,
4--6. Cd. 6-:,.
First round-R A. orrett (owe 3O) beat G..
II. Pearson tl5 1-6) 6-1. 6-3 q. Lytton
(scratch) beat t. Merguire (I5) 6-3 6-f
Rose beat Mann by default; yensano beat j. Il.
Levin I'D. 6-3; Mclaughlin beat Nj. e. Levin
6-3, 10S; Knowlton beat sparrow Cd. 10;
CahlIl beat Strachan TO. Sc. TO; Whistler
beat Smith by default; Miller beat Ferry 6-1,
l0--S; Marcus beat Martin 6-S. 6-3; L. w.
Kaiser (owe 10 3-6l beat A. l.. Jacob 90 46)
by default; l.. L. Jacob beat Il. Newlands by
default: Curley (owe 2-6) beat Burroughs
to 4-6) 12-10. Cd; w. Fl. Hoyt lowe 3ol
beat +. Cunningham $50 2-6) by default.
Second romd--Foley beat Overt 1-G, G-3.
6-2; Lytton beat Johnston TO. 6-3; Rose
beat Vensano 6-2. 6-1; Marcus beat Miller
Cd. e.; Kaiser beat Jacob by default; Cur
ley beat Hoyt ca, So; McLougln beat
Knowlton c.. T-5
'rd round-CurIey beat Kaiser Ga, Cd.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
EVANS MAKES FAST
BOAT WITH HIS
OWN HANDS
Local InSuranCeman'S Trim Craft
viii Fly, Flag of Ae0Iian
Yacht Club

James Evans, we'll known local in
suranceman, has built and launched a
comfortable cruising launch and chris
tened it the Coquette. 1t is 50 feet
long, with foot beam and has a
20 horsepower Scripps engine, and can
hit up q L to IA knot clip. 1t Will
fly the flag of the Aeolian Yacht club.
Evans deserves great credit for the
excellent boat he has turned out and
every bit of work on it was done dur
ing his time when free from business.
T. W. Oliver of the Vallejo yachting
and boating club has turned out the
20 foot launch, the Ajax, running 1t
with a I 4 horsepower Knox engine
a number of other power boat en-
thusiasts have boats under construc-
tion and an active season is looked for
ward to.
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
UP COUNTRY HOUND
DEFEATED BY
THE ROWDY
Jim Sweeney's Dog Wins a
Popular Victory at IngIe-
side C0nrsing Park

The colors of the greyhound owner,
Jim Sweeney. were carried TO popu-
lar victory yesterday at Ingleside
eoursing park by The Rowdy. the hand
some SON of the noted sire. Mcvey. in
the unfinished open stake. The Rowdy
showed to his best advantage. and after
taking the measure of Keepsake
handily. Sweeney's dog beat the Sac
ramento favorite, The Governor, in the
final course.
The Governor was unfortunate in
having hard running. He met Little
Wedgewood, and after running an un-
decided race with him, came on and
won the next race in limit trial
The sport throughout the day was
that scored. A. ]. Martin landed an
other juicy one. He put MAY Boy over
at 10 l. Martins entry showed rare
burst of speed and outstayed Tralee's
Best. at to 1 in the betting.
Turkeys Best, Jerry O'Shea's crack
greyhound, hooked up with Cheyenne
in the semi final round of the unfinished
class stake, and beat the latter decfs-
lively in course all over the field
In the open stake. POngenie and
crystal reached the final. and they will
run for first money next Sunday The
results of the races follow:
Glass stake, first r0und-Rear Admiral beat
Colonel North; Ring Lady beat Country Girl;
beat The Crowd l. NJ NJ beat Mr.. Lonjers;
Curry beat Anna Belle Sister beat Go Ashore;
Carmel beat MaInstay; May Boy beat Tralee' 3
Last: Speedway beat Georgetown; Royal Gold
beat Onandago; L NJ beat Tralee Lad
Second round-Rear Admiral a bye Ring Lady
withdrawn; Joe Dempsey. bye; Golden Tralee
withdrawn l. II beat Curry: Carmel beat
Sister: May Boy. bye; Royal Gold withdrawn;
Speedway beat l.. NJ
Third round-Joe Dempsey beat Rear Ad-
nlFal: Carmel beat l. NJ Speedway, a bye;
May Boy withdrawn.
Fourth rdund-Carmel beat joe Dempsey:
Speedway. bye; unfinished
Unfinished class stake. fourth round-Turkey 8
Best beat Cheyenne; Golden Rule. bye; I'M
finished.
Unfinished open stake fourth round-The
Governor beat Little Wedgewood: The Rowdy
beat Keepsake:
Final-The Rowdy beat The Governor.
Open stake. first round-Our Porto beat
Rail beat Rabbit Jenkins; Wild Bug beat
Young Johnnie; Crystal beat Gentle Anna; Orby
beat Winnie O'Connor; GolcOver beat Lady Kelp;
Ironhouse beat Queen ID; Merry Widow beat
Master Lane: Hollywood beat Young Cloverdale:
pengenie beat Wild Mamie; Billy Delaney beat
ductor heat Beldame; Eilbe ROYAL beat The
Widow: Jack Kevelin beat Dolly Bishop.
Second round-Galtemore beat Our Porto
Wild Bug, bye; Third Rail Withdrawn; Crystal
beat 0rby: Lady Kelp beat Ironhouse; Merry
Widow beat Hollywood; Pongenie beat Billy
Delaney: Conductor beat Sequoia; Jack kevelin
beat Eilbe Royal.
Third round-WiId Bug beat Galtemore; Crys-
tai beat Lady Kelp; Pongenie beat Merry
Widow; Conductor. a bye; Jack kevelin, with
drawn
Fourth round-CrystaI beat Wild Bug; Pom
genie beat Conductor: unfinished
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
FIFTY TWO BATTERS
TANNED OUT in
TWO GAMES
Emerson Makes New Record for
Bush TOsSerS by Winging
Twenty TO Bench
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

All previous records for strikeOutS
in bush ball circles went a glimmer-
ing at Fruitvale yesterday when no
less than 50 batsmen fell for the shoots
of four pitchers in two nine inning
games Elmer Emerson. one time star
slabster for the Tacoma team. when it
was in Coast league company, winged
20 of the Fruftvale tossers to the bench,
but still barely won his game. 3 TO p
Harkness for the Wiley B. Aliens,
famed 15 of the Gantner & Matterns-
Both games were interesting and held
more than 5000 fans until the last
ball was pitched. All four pitchers
were in fine form.
In the second game the Fruitvales
scored their two runs on errors.
The Fruitvales tied the score in the
eighth. Bartell singled and advanced
to third on passed bali BarteI scored
while Holmes was being run down
between first and second. In their
half of the ninth the Knitters scored
the winning run. Radford singled and
stole second. Connors famed. Whalen
singled to right field. scoring RadfOrd-
Umpire Nilsson was hit by foul tip and
Knocked out for five minutes. The
scores:
The San Francisco call., 1909-01-11
liraney Will Referee the
AtteIl=WeekS Bout

Eddie Graney has waded into the
game again. He was selected Saturday
night to referee the fight between Abe
Attell and Freddie Weeks, which is
billed to take place at Goldfeld next
Tuesday evening. Eddie will also be
kept busy here. He is named as the
third man on the stage when Jim JET
fries does his sparring stunt with Sam
Berger at the Wigwam.
This bit of information will come as
a surprise to the followers of the game.
for Graney was said to have been
blacklisted forever as a referee in this
city at the time the grand jury started
after the prize fight trust. Whether or
not Graneys approaching job is looked
upon as a bona fide referees position or
merely a near referee job must be de-
termined later.
Jeffries has finally settled with Sam
Berger and agreed to engage the
erstwhile promoter as his sparring mate
at the Wigwam theater. Sam will be-
gin training at once in order to put up
a good front.