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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
NEW MEMBER WILL
WEAR CROWN
OF CLUB
{. L. Void Surprises Red Men
by Carrying Off HOnOrs
al Shell Mound

OAKLAND, May S.-The annual prize
shoot of the Red Men schuetzsn club
which was held at Shell Mound park
last Sunday resulted in surprise. c. l.
Void, new member. Carrying oft the
honors. and he Will be duly crowned
king of the club at a meeting to be
held at Veterans hall this week
Void who is connected with the Cali
fornia schuetzen club. made his initial
appearance at Shell Mound in the big
king shoot and the victory of the man
from the San Rafael targets is source
of much qualification TO the men who
shoot at the Marin county targets. The
new king is considered one of the best
marksmen in California and has
whole trunkful of trophies. gained IN
many stubborn contests. Last summer
he made a trip to Europe and brought
back a dozen prizes which he captured
at the leading shoots in Germany and
England.
The annual prize shoot of the Red
Men will be held at the Shell Mound
targets Sunday. May Is, and the work
of the new king will be closely watched
in this competition.
Tomorrow will be busy day at the
EmeryviIle targets, five clubs being
scheduled to pull off their monthly
medal and bullseye shoots. The shoot
ing will begin early in the forenoon
and will continue throughout the day.
The following clubs viii be seen
in action San Francisco turner
schuetzen Germania Schuetzen club.
Golden Gate rifle and pistol club San
Francisco schuetzen verein and the In
dependent rifles.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09

tournament will ue almost duplica
tion Of the Alameda championship
event. A few Of the lesser lights who
participated across the bay will be
missing. but about the same number
of lower class men from this side of
the bay will keep up the entry list. 1t
tween Mclaughlin, Long, James. Gard
ner and Strachan, with the odds very
much in favor of the first mentioned
player.
Announcements are out for the an
nuaI tournament for the women's S
championship of San Francisco. This
time as the mems. Play will begin at
10 a.. M, Saturday. May D. on the
Golden Gate park courts. A challenge
cup has been donated by a. G. Spad-
ing Brothers. while the first and sec
ond prizes will be furnished by the
club. The challenge cup must be won
three times.
The announcement states that the
tournament is open to all women play
ers who resided in San Francisco at
least three months next preceding May
y. 1909. If the tournament is to be
sanctioned by the Pacific states lawn
tennis association. the governing body
in the west. restriction of this kind
would not he countenanced, a cham
all players. As the association has
oeen anything but strict in the past it
is quite likely the restrictive clause
will be overlooked.
In limiting the contestants to resi-
dents OF San Francisco the only player
OF any prominence whom it affects is
state Champion Hazel Hotchkiss The
latter probably ranks next to Miss May
Sutton on the coast and outclasses the
local women players. Miss Hotchkiss
Is resident of Berkeley and there
fore viii not be eligible
The committee in charge of the tour
nament is Miss Annabel Vodden. Mrs.
T. Fletcher, Miss F. Mclaughlin and
Miss Ida Mearns.
w ha
pionship tournament will be held this
year is a question that is perplexinR
fonowers of the game and is no nearer
solution than 1t was when the an
nouneement was first made that the
coast cham pionship doubles would he
played on July t.
Strong pressure is being brought m
bear 10 have the event held on the
Hotel Rafael courts. The new manage
ment is most anxious to get the event
and has had the two courts recovered
AS tournament has not been held
at San Rafael since 1905 it is possible
the excessive heat has been forgotten
ny the older players and is something
the new croD has not been up against
if the tournament were set for the
early part of October, San Rafael would
be an ideal place to hold it. but those
Mgo tbink hgnLe iniee on hafo participating should
II at san Rafael in midsummer
II is rumored that Miss May Sutton
Will spend most Of the summer at the
Hotel Rafael but after the agony Of
suspense she caused the local entfiu
siasts last year when she almost came
half dozen times in two weeks.
they will not take much stock in the
story until they see the former worlds
champion on the ground
The handicap singles tournament be-
gun last Sunday on the park courts
will be completed today. The third
round matches will be Schwarx (3-s1
vs.. Rose (owe 3-6); Marcus (scratch5
VS.. Smith t15 4-6); Adams (owe Is 3-6)
VS.. Bonfeld f15 4-s). yoorsanger (3-sl
qualified for the semifnals last SUNDAY
and viii meet the winner of the
SchWarz- Rose match
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Sports Brevities


TUFTS LosES-Hartford. Conn. MAY 5
Trinity defeated Tufts in the dual track games
here today. n to 5S-
INDIAN RUNNER INS-PhiladeIpnia. NJ
s--Al Nash. the Indian runner. today won toe
professional Marathon race hers. Nash's tine
was 2:54:14. There eight starters.
YALE WINS AT TENNIS-New Haren
Conn. May S.-Yale defeated Cornell az teunfs
on the Law clubs courts today. There were six
matches. four in singles and the Others in
doubles
TIGER FRESHMEN WTN-New Haven. Coun
May S.-The Princeton freshmen defeated the
Yale freshmen in the track meet. 575S 60 4slb
SMALLwooD BEATEN-wheelinx. w. Va
May S.-Percy Smallwood. 1unning Is miles
against three local men. defeated here 10
day by Patrick Burke. who overlook him tn the
last i've niles Time. so
FIREMAN SHOWS CLASS-Chicsxo. Nav :
Fred Hcpp- a giant fireman. may be new
recruit TO Captain Frank Chances Aggregation ~
heavy hitters He announced his intention yes-
terday OF making application for position with
the club. Hopp has played with the team % the
iremen for several seasons and his batting has
been the cause OF much talk
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
American Fighters Make
Debut in Paris

PARIS. May SANDY Ferguson of
Boston made his first appearance in
Paris tonight at the Cirque de Paris.
where he met Herbert Hall, former
champion of the London police. in
fight which lasted less than two
minutes.
The men had hardly put their hands
up when Hall fell to the floor from a
push, not a blow. His head struck the
boards with great force. knocking the
former policeman unconscious and he
was counted out
Honey Melody of Boston also
made his first appearance in what was
to have been a 20 round bout with
Willie Lewis of New York. Melody
went at his opponent viciously, but
Lewis met him with straight lefts, pun
ishing him badly. In the fourth round
the New Yorker sent Melody to the
floor FIVE times and there he finally re-
mained, unable to respond to the call
The winner of the bout received $4,000
and the loser 81 600
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
SCOTTISH BOWLING

Despite rather unpleasant weather
yesterday afternoon the Scottish bowl
ing green at Golden Gate park was
crowded to the limit and many of the
players had to wait their turn for a
rink.
The following practice games were
played:
Judge Shaw anl David Brien beat A. II.
Mcdonald and G c. Patterson p to 8; Joseph
Gray and G. Mclean heat J. Stott and H l..
Tickner, Il to 8; j. Dessy and Rev. MIR. Logan
beat A. Oates and T. Millar. 21 to IA; ]. c.
Moffatt and A. A. Mcvicar beat r. Park and
A. Med. Hardy, 81 TO IA J. Deasy and W.
Higgenbotham beat II. Holt and Rev. j. c.
Thomas. 81 to Is; w. Maundrell and H. A.
Brown beat Deasy and Patterson, Il TO is; Mof-
fatt and Mcvicar beat Park and John McLaren.
Fl to 10; Rev. D. A. Mobley and Rev. W. J.
Fisher beat Rev. A. c. Bane and Rev r. Logan,
81 to S. A. Foreman and A. Hardy beat r..
Park and J. McLachlan 21 to Is: Brown tied
C. G. Patterson. 81 TO IS and 10 to 81; Deasy
and Foreman heat Logan and j. " Elder. II
10 1e Mofatt and Gray beat A. Wilkie and f..
peua-. ~ ~ -
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Northwest League

SEATTLE. May s.--Seaton's pitching
and SeattIe's sensational fielding and
timely hitting were a combination that
Aberdeen could not cope with success
fully. Score: X. n. =.
Seattle -.-.-------.4
Aberdeen .--..--.... o
Batteries-seaton and Custer; Most
VANCOUVER. B. C.. Nav Slack
Hickey was good today and the visitors
could do nothing with him. He famed
nine hitters and only allowed four
scattered hits. registering shutout.
Score. X ri. r..
Portland ......... ..-......n
Vancouver ..-....-.. , o
Batteries Chenault and Murray;
Hickey and Stanley
SPOKANE, May S.-A narrow de-
cision at the plate in the ninth gave
Tacoma close exciting game. Baker
and Holm both pitched grand ball.
Score. r. H. T..
Tacoma ...........3
Spokane ....-.........2
Batteries - Baker and Kellackev;
Holm and Ostdieck.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
TENNIS EXPERTS
FACE MANY
EVENTS
HENS and Women's Champion
ship Tournaments SChcd-
uIed for This Month
BY GRANT SMITH

Now that the championship season
has been ushcred in. the tennis cracks
will be kept busy until we'll away into
the fall. Almost as soon as the Ala
media county championship is disposed
OF the tournament for the champion
snip of San Francisco will begin. This
annual event comes up for decision on
day 30, and has always been played
on the courts OF the California club.
The tournament will probably begin
on May -, and the challenge match
0-ill be played on the 30th. The event
win also take in the 23d and 29th. on
Which last named date the finals VIII
.r0hably come up for decision.
The san Francisco championship
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
SIX TRACK RECORDS
AT LOUISVILLE
BROKEN
Series of Performances Never
Before EquaIed on Any
RacefraCk

LOUISVILLE, Ky. May Six races
were run at Churchill Downs this aft
ernoon and in each event the track
record was broken which establishes
d worlds record. as similar perform
racetrack.
Each OF the six winners showed
dazzling speed and the finishes were
close in the majority of the events.
The most notable record shattered was
I'm the last race, when Belleview ran
a mile and quarter in 2:06 Is.
which is twentieth OF a second faster
than the time made by Lieutenant Glib
son. the Derby winner on May 8, 1900.
Turf Stars record Of AZ 1-5 for half
q mile broke the mark of ~ "a made
by Autumn Leaves on April 80. 1901.
In the third race. JEFF Bernstein
won by a nose ia 1:1l rs for three
quarters Of mile. and Miami beat
Arctic at a mile and a sixteenth in the
fourth race the Clark handicap This
lowered The Mink's record made on
First race. five ami half firrIongs selling
Enfield straight Sal %. won; Madmsn. place
$3.50. second: Marbles. show 500 third
Time ! 05 3-5. Breaks track record
Second race. four furongs. pnrse. year old
fliles-Turf Star. straight S1ol0. won, Zarab.
place $50. second: Granny Dismal. show $23-I
third Time, AZ Is.
Third race six furlongs. haDdcap--JeT Bern
stein straight s1045. won: Hanbridge. place
s.. SO second: Plate Glass, show $3.50. third
Time I'LL 2-5
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles, the
Clark hsndicap-Miami. straight $3.50. VOL;
Arctic. 80 place, second; Huck. third Time,
~ 10
FIFTH race. four and half furlongs-Joe
Norris straight $3.50. won: King solomon.
-la Dlnau show
fine. - 4-5.
sixth race one and quarter miles-Beile-
r,e straight SI1.25 won Nadzu. place $5.05.
second: 0roonooka, show $500. third. Time,
2-O6 l-5.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Glarner Leads a Long Run
At Santa Clara
[SpeeioI Dispatch 10 Ihe Call

SANTA CLARA, May s.-Andy Glar-
ner, the crack half miller of the Olym-
pic club, led the Santa Clara athletic
squad over a five mile cross country
run this afternoon All the boys
showed up well and Glarner expressed
himself as satisfied with their condi-
tion. Swall led at the finish. with Han
son second and McGahn third.
The Santa Clara boys are training
for their big meet with st. Mary's
college, which will take place on May
29 while Glarner is getting into con-
dition to run John o. Miller at Berke-
ely in the big Stanford benefit track
meet.
The following Santa Clara college
athletes have signed the training list:
Peters. Zorb. Mullin. Swall. Kearney.
Reams. Morgan, HENDERSON. Ready,
Donovan. Askam. Lying. Schrezer. Bron-
son. Hanson. Castruccio, Mccain, Muir
ply. Barry. Posey, Goetter. Hardy. Ben
nett, Dozier and Gallagher.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Chicago Defeats Wisconsin
In Dual Meet

MADISON. Wis. May S.-Coming
from behind with tremendous finish
the University OF Chicago defeated
Wisconsin by the score Of 81 to So in
the opening dual meet of the western
outdoor track season.
The sensational work of Crawley
snatched victory from Wisconsin.
Crawley far oveTshadowed his fellow
athletes with total of 81 points. He
was first in the low hurdles and nigh
hurdles tied for first in the pole vault
and high jump and was second in the
shotput. The majority of his points
were scored near the end of the meet.
Osthoff was next in the total number
of points scored He won the shotput.
discus throw and broad jump.
In the half mile Timlin of Chicago
was disqualified for the alleged foul
ing of Iillotson of Wisconsin.
One of the best performances was
Stopplett's work in the two mile. He
ran alone most of the way and finished
in 9:57
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
Secretary Meyer Sees Navy
Grew Win Regatta

ANNAPOLIS Nd. May s.-seated on
the bow of the torpedo boat ManIev.
the referees craft Secretary of the
Navy Meyer today saw two navy
crews nose out their opponents in
beautiful and stirring boat races on
the Severn river. The navy varsity
beat the exceptionally good crew of the
Columbia university. The distance was
two miles. and the navy seniors went
the course in 9 minutes Sc 3-5 seconds.
The navy fourth class crew and the
eight of the Central high school of
Philadelphia went over the same
shipmen winning handily in Z minutes
- % seconds
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
PimIico Races

PIMLICO May s.-Resulis: First race. sell
ing four and a half furlongs -Reybourn, Y TO J,
won: Compton to ;, second; Busy. TO D,
third Time, SO.
second race selling. six furOngs Momentum.
10 l. won: George W Iebolt. TO l. second:
simple Honours to >. third Time. liza 4-5.
Third race Merchants handicap. mile and
so vards-I.ad Of Lsngdon, % 10 1. Sis
kin 90 10 l. second; GoEan, . 10 l. third.
Time I:44 3-5.
Fourth race the Chesapeake steeplechase. sell
ing about two miles-Water Way. 70 :. Won
Touchwood. 10 2 second; DR.. Keith. 10 TO ],
third Time. as
Grsnde i 10 20 won: Aster dor. TO ;.
second: Perseverance. 20 10 l. third. Time.
i.43.
sixth race. selling. mile and GO ysrds-Qneen
Of the Hills. = TO .. won: Gus Holm. 4 10 2,
second: George g. Hall to J. third. Time.
:4e s-5.
seventh race. selling. mile and 81 yards
Court Lady 1 70 J. won: Great Jubilee. to /.
second: High Range. Is TO /, third Time. 46.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
College Player Reported
Dying in South
[Specioi Dispcioh TO The Call

lSpeoI0i Dspctch to The CALI
SANTA CLARA. May S.-A telegram
received here this evening states that
Mervyn Schafer, the speedy little can
tain and catcher of this years santa
Clara college nine, the intercollegiate
champions Of the coast is dying at the
home ~ his aunt in Los Angeles
According 10 the wire. Schafer was
suddenly stricken few days ago while
visiting relatives in the south and it
adds that the doctors have given up
hope OF saving his life.
schafer is one Of the greatest hall
players that the famous college has
turned out in many years. He cauvhf
al the games which the college nine
PLAYED this year and finished IN The
season os playing in the game with ST
Narys. which decided the chanlpionsbin
OF April Is
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
HARKARp a2. nARrrorrn >.

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Nav >S.-Harv-
ard was overwhelmingly superior TO
Dartmouth in the annual track meeting
today. capturing 10 events. tieing in
two others and leaving the visitors huf
one victory. The final score was Har-
ward %. Dartmouth 25. The sprints and
the distance events were the features
Foster OF Harvard taking both the
former ia fast time. while jacques of
Harvard captured the one and two
rifle runs without difficulty
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
WESTON MEETS TROUBLE

TOPEKA. Kan. May s.-After reach-
ing the western outskirts of this city
and being delayed by the sickness Of
one of the men accompanying him,
with heavy roads ahead and rain
threatening Edward Payson Weston,
the pedestrian. tonight turned back and
is now staying In a local hotel He
will start again tomorrow night just
after midnight on his westward jour
neE.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
DEFEATS es MARArHo,ERs

LONDON. May S.-H Barrett who
finished nowhere" In the Olympic
Marathon last summer today defeated
2 string of 6S competitors over the full
Marathon distance of 2s miles 3S5 yards
in hours 42 minutes 81 seconds. The
competitors were all amateurs and rep
resented most Of the nations of Eurone
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
sHRITBB BEATs LoNGBoAT

MONTREAL, May S.-A1 Shrubb, the
English distance crack. run away from
Tom Loneboat. the Indian runner, in a
Is mile race today on the grounds of
the Montreal A. A. A. and won by near
ly a third Of a mile in 1:23:57.
Longboats time for the distance was
1886.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
FITZGERALD BEATS CARLO

NEW ORLEANS, May s.-Young
Fitzgerald of Milwaukee won the de-
cision over Bert Carlo of New Orleans
in 10 round bout here tonight at the
Royal athletic club. In the third round
of the seminal Sailor Jimmy Fanon
of the United States battleship Missis-
sippi knocked out Kid Lewis of Cleve-
land
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
rArHrINpER IN NEW MExIco

ALBUQUERQUE N. M. May s.
The flag to flag pathfinder car which
left Denver eight days ago en- route to
Mexico City reached here at $50
o'clock tonight from Santa Fe. n. M
The car Will remain here over Sunday
and will leave Monday morning for
Terrence. N. NJ. whence II will proceed
70 Eel Paso.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
NAVY 81. CoLuMRrA sa

ANNAPOLIS, Nd. May s.-The naval
academy athletes defeated the teams
of Columbia university, New York. to-
day by "a to SO points. Three acad-
emy records were broken-the 22O ward
dash and the broad jump and pole
vault.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
TEN STARTERS IN
SEAPLAMATS
BIG RACE
Indoor Marathon Draws the
Resf Distance Runners IN
Many Clubs
By HERBERT HAUSER

The event OF tic
COZ in = week in
amateur athletics -
the marathon r&e
to he CIV n %
wednesday eVeniaE
al the Auditorium
rink under the aus
pices OF the popular
Siaplamat Indians
There viii be ten
starters. and as
eve-v on = j = 3
faithfully
Cor the chtest "a
most exciting race
can he looked for
ward 10
Arthur Burns pl
The Spokane athiet-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
PASSES ron MINISTER'S

PORTLAND. May S.--"For some time
have been thinking about it. and ]
have al last decided / will give to each
minister in Portland a season pass to
the baseball games is the announce
ment of Judge w. W. McCredie. owner
of the Portland teams in the Pacific
Coast and Northwest leagues.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
COLLEGE BASEBALL

Ar New Haren-Yale 2 Andover j.
At Worcester-Hoiy Cross j. Harvard g.
Af Madison Nis.--Chicago X Wisconsin / .
batteries Page ana Paul: knight and Afuckle-
stone
Al nnapoiis-Annspolis s. naEF u
A. Philaoesofi1--Pen pennsylvania 4 Princeton 3.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-09
FOOTBALL RECEIPTS ARE
SALVATION OF ATHLETICS
Rugby Game Keeps All the
Other Sports AfIoaf

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. May s.
Surprising and interesting figures
have been complied by Manager ]. f.
stewart who has charge of all the
nnanceS of Stanford university.
According to Stewart during the last
year. which has been a good one in All
branches of sports. his returns show
that OF the four principal intercolIe-
gfate sports of football. baseball track
and rowing. the Rugby season is the
only profitable one. and IL it were not
for the big dividends netted from this
source the student body would be un-a
able to continue the other sports Hrs
returns have caused quite a stir. The
figures follow