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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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TRAP SHOOTERS
SEEKING RANGE
Local SmoofhbOre Experts Com.
peHed to 90 Across Bay
for Sport
Bv FRANK o'DoNNELL

Local sportsmen interested In trap
shooting. particularly those who 1aVor
blue rock target smashing, have about
come TO the conclusion that there Will
be no targets shattered in San Fran
cisco county this season. As the situa-
tion stands. local exponents OF blue
rock smashing who formerly shot at
Ingleside have no grounds of their
own. They may, however, decide 10
shoot with the Carnation club members
in San Mateo county or join some OF
the shooting organizations on the east
side of the bay
Since the closing of the season or
1909 which was marked by the aoan-
donment of the old Ingleside grounds
very little was done toward securing
site for powder burning functions oy
local shooters. 1t was not until the
recent duck hunting season was nearly
over that the California wing club orn-
cials commenced to look about Tor
new location. Several sites In san
Mateo county were considered, but Tor
VARIOUS reasons all of them were
turned down and grounds were finally
secured at Siege in Contra COSTA
county. A set of ground traps was IN
stalled on the new grounds, prepard-
tions for the installation OF an under-
ground system, such as was in use at
ing white flyer" shoot was scheduled
for today 1t developed at the last
minute however that the program
could not be carried out and the shooI
was postponed until next Sunday.
When the wing club decided 10 move
across the bay the blue rock smashers
of the Golden Gate gun club, who have
always been in a measure dependent
upon the former organization for shoot
ing grounds, began to ask each other
what thew would do. An attempt TO
interest the members in a proposition
TO establish a shooting park at Easton
in San Mateo county failed and other
projects that it was believed would
give an impetus to the sport were also
turned down. The, organization there
fore is unable to commence the season
in anything like reasonable time
The blue rock season will be for
mally OpOned across the bay today by
the Bay View gun club on the clubs
Bay Farm island grounds near the foot
of High street, Alameda This Organt-
zation pusters a membership of about
40 and there is always a full attendance
at the opening shoot. Next Sunday
the Oakland gun club will start the ball
rolling with shoot on the Alameda
side near the Webster street bridge.
1t may be that the apparent lack of
interest in trap shooting among local
sportsmen is due to the fact that wild
goose hunting is still worth while. The
upper end of the Sacramento valley is
visited regularly by local hunters. who
report geese still plentiful.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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Catholic League Baseball
Season Starts

Interest is at present divided in the
Catholic Schools athletic league be
tween the conclusion of the basket ball
tournament and the start of the base
ball schedule. Next Tuesday will mark
the beginning of the latter, and, unless
the unexpected happens, the conclu-
sion of the former. On that day the
mines from st. Patricks and st. Peter S
schools will pull off the first official
baseball game of the season, and In
the evening the Antonines and the St
Peters boys will meet in Siaplamat
hall for the second championship game
in the basket ball series.
The St Peters lads will clash with
the Patricians in the first game of the
lea que baseball season Tuesday after
noon The parochial school leaguers
will play ball through March and
April. both the class A AMI the class
B divisions pulling off two games a
week.
The official schedule of the class A
games on this side of the bay is given
herewith:
March S-St. Peters VS.. st. Patriek's.
March lost. Ignatius grammar VS.. st. James.
March 15-Sacred Heart grammar VS.. st. 10
March list. Peters vs. St. James.
March 22-Sacred Heart grammar VS.. st. Pat
March 24-st. Ignatius grammar VS.. st. JO-
seph's
March 29-Sacred Heart grammar vs. ST.
Mare March s1-st. Ignatius grammar St. Pet
snril st Joseph's VS.. St Patrick's
April sacred Heart grammar vs., ST. Pet
er's.
April 14-St. Ignatius grammar VS.. st. Pat
rick's, -
April 21-Sacred Heart grammar VS. st. lS-
April 2GMSt. James vs. ST. Patrick's.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 5.-The Everett
hotel handicap. feature of todays card was
productive of a keen upset Summary:
First race, four furlongs purse-Jack Denn-
man, II to ), won La Mexicana, 5 to l. sec
ond Blue Mouse, 10 to l. third. Time. 80
Second race, five and half furlongs, selling
Mystter, IL to 10. won; David Nicholson, to
l, second; Marie Hyde, to /. third. Time
1:12 So.
Third race, five and half furlongs, selling
Jane Swift. to ), Won; Miss Loris 6 to L. sec
ond Pin Oak, 20 to l. third. Time 1:12 1-5.
Fourth race, furlongs, Everett handicap,
Font, 8 to l., won; Charlie Eastman. to 10.
second; Eyebright, 8 to =, third. Time. l 81 SO.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selng--Gold Dust.
to /, won; Lotta Greed. to /. second; Ad.
monitor, TO l, third. Time. IT 2-5
Sixth race mile and sixteenth, selling
Great Jubilee to l, won: Golconda. IS to s.
second; Vanen, 10 to |, third. Time. IA 4.5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
To Resume MidWinter
Games Today

The Midwinter league games will be
resumed this afternoon at 2:SO o'clock
on both sides of the bay. The local
game at the Ocean Shore grounds will
be played by the Castro Parlors and
the Shreves.
The Phoenix team will take on the
Gantner- -Matterns on the St. Mary's
college diamond.
to the league by Shreve & Co. At the
present time the Phoenix collegians
are in the lead in the race for the cup.
having up to date no defeat chalked
up against them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Tampa Results

TAMPA, Fla. March 5.-one of the best
cards Of the meeting today. Five of
the finishes were apart. Summary:
First race, three furlongs--Godacre, q to g.
won; Newcomer, to 1, second; NJ. Depres,
10 to 1. third. Time. 3S 4-5
Second race, FIVE and half furlongs-Belle
Of the Ball TO 2 won; Jessica, to /, second !;
Creuse, to 1, third. Time, Ill 20
Third race, five and half furlongs-Judge
DundoD to 3, won; Harriet Rowe, to /,
second; Mantle, to /. third. Time. III 2-5.
Fourth race, five and a half furlongs-Tal-
lowdip, to 1, won: Sis Ashton. even second ;
Ramon Carona, S to S. third Time, Iii 1-5
Fifth race, five and Il half furlongs-Casso-
wary, 4 TO ], won; Ben Howe, to 5, second ;
Beth Goodwin. 10 to L. third. Time, I'LL 1-5..
Sixth race, six furlongs-Flora Riley. to /,
won; Carondolet, to l. second; Escutcheon, 3
to J, third. Time 1:I7 So.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Book Making in Florida
Attacked by Woman

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. March 5.--In-
formations were filed today against the
sociation and various book makers
here by County Solicitor Gray.
This action is the result of the arrest
of Mrs. Laura Gilmore on charge of
libel.
Attorneys for Mrs. Gilmore charge
the ractrack law in Florida is uncon-
stitutional and that book making is
illegal
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
INSANE MAN TRIES
TO COMMIT SUICIDE

OAKLAND, March 5.---While out of
his mind last night Alto Bonacina of
1861 Twelfth avenue tried to commit
suicide by inhaling gas in his bedroom
He had closed the door and window ana
had turned on the gas when members
of his family detected the odor and
broke into his room. He was rushed
to the receiving hospital and revived
there. After being restored to con-
seriousness he was held to await an
investigation as to his sanity.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Bungalow Club Cross
Country Run

The Bungalow club will hold the ini-
tial cross country run today. The
course will be about seven miles long,
over the Big lagoon, starting from
Manzanita about 10 a. m. While they
do not expect to break any records on
their first run, it is certain that the
members will put up good showing.
A list of the runners is as follows:
Dawson, Copt, Dufour. Lennon, Keat-
ing, Hubner, Stewart, Hawkes., Joy,
Cassidy, Johnson, Mitchell and Rice
Fair and Holland will act as judges.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
GOLF DATES ASSIGNED

CHICAGO, March 5.--The following
assignment of dates for the coming
season was announced today by the
directors of the Western golf associa-
ton: Western amateur championship,
Minikahda club, Minneapolis. July 25-
80; Western open championship, Bev-
erly country club. August 81 to Septem-
ber 2: Tom Morris memorial trophy,
June 16.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Catholic Colleges In.
Basket Ball Final

The basket ball teams of st. Ignatius
and Santa Clara will meet Wednesday
evening on the court of the Pastime
athletic club. This is the deciding
game of a series of three, each having
victory to its credit. A preliminary
has been arranged between the Ponies
and the Berkeley high school,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
MISSOURI RELEASES COACH

COLUMBIA, Mo-, March Sit was
announced last night by the athletic
committee of the University of Mis-
souri, that the request of Edward Dill
Ion, former Princeton quarter back,
that he be released from his contract
to coach the Missouri eleven next fall
had been granted
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
OVERALL SIGNS WITH CUBS

VISALIA, March Scatter holding out
for more salary for some time Orval
overall, the giant Cub pitcher, came
to terms today with President Murphy
of the Chicago National league club.
Overall, who will leave tonight to join
his teammates at New Orleans, has
intimated to friends here that this may
be his last year in professional base
hall
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

VIOLATED PRoBATIoN-Oakland. March o.
DEPUTY Sheriff Reilly will leave today for Los
Angeles to bring back to Oakland Thomas
Mahon burglar who was recently placed
on probation. Mahon has broken probation
by leaving Alameda county.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
BACKING FOR ALERTs

ALAMEDA, March 5.-There will be
a meeting tomorrow evening in the
office of Justice of the Peace z. f.
Johnson for the purpose OF forming a
managing organization for the AIerts,
the crack local baseball team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

CHARGED WITH BURGLARY-oakIand. March
5.-PoIice Judge Smith set the preliminary ex-
animation of Stanley Shadow, charged with
burglary, this morning for March o. Shadow
was arrested in the street at the request Of
Randi Singh, Hindu living at 43O Sixth
street, while wearing Randjrs suit aud jewels
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06

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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
BIG RAILROAD SYSTEMS
Il. 81. IN KEEN COMPETITION

CHICAGO Nov. 17-Indicatfons ofthe
quickened competition between the New
York Central and Pennsylvania lines for
the passenger traffic between Chicago
and New York expected to result from
the extensive terminal improvements In
the eastern city were seen yesterday by
railroad men in the announcements by
both big systems of new train service
to be inaugurated on November q, the
date of the opening of the Pennsyl-
vania's new $1OO,000,000 terminal and
tunnel into the heart of Manhattan.
The opening Of the new tunnel under
the Hudson river upon the arrival or
the fast trains leaving Chicago on No
vember 26 and the two slower trains
leaving here on November rs, the Penn
sylvania will for the first time secure
direct entrance with its rails to New
York city proper, eliminating the neces-
sity of a ferry trip from Jersey City.
The Pennsylvania is thus in sense
invading what the New York Central
has long considered it's stronghold, as
II is the only road to reach the heart OF
the city with it's passenger trains.
On the date of the tunnel opening
the New York Central lines will put on
an entirely new 21-hour train, to be
called the LaSalle Street Limited, as a
compliment to the Chicago bankers ana
brokers that will constitute large per-
centage of its patronage, while the
Pennsylvania will reduce the time of it's
Chicago limited traio Westbound from
"a to % hours.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
WAR WITH JAPAN IS
PREDICTED BY ROGERS

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.-H. H. Rogers.
son of the late Standard Oil fnancier,
whose hobby is the study of military
affairs, has just returned to New York
from long trip Of observation in the
army centers of France and Germany.
He brought home with him the unpleas-
ant prediction that japan will provoke
a war with the United States some time
before the Panama canal is opened for
business. This is not only the belief of
Mr.. Rogers. but the consensus of opin-
ion, he says, of the military men whom
he met during his visit Of seven months
abroad.
Mr.. Rogers is a captain in the I'D reg
iment of the national guard of New York,
and a military enthusiast. While abroad
he talked with officers from the lowest
ranks to the highest and found them
all of the belief that the United States
would be dragged into a war with japan
by Japan, and that the United States
would be badly beaten in the fight
Summing up what he hGd cleaned
abroad, Mr. Rogers says:
They have a high regard in Europe
for the strength and the clever fighting
ability of our navy, and so have the
Japanese. but they look upon our army
as a joke"
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
3O0-POUND SHERIFF HAS
THRILLING TRAIN RIDE

JULIETTE, Ca, Nov 15.-Sherift
Hutson, of Spalding county, who is one
Of the biggest men in the county, weigh
ing fully 800 pounds, had very thrill
ing experience Friday night in an eff
fort to capture a negro and land him
in the Spalding county Jail. The negro
was wanted for intent to murder.
Responding TO a telephone message
which he received Friday night from
Sheriff Holland, of Monroe county,
Sheriff Hutson went to Miner to meet
northbound passenger train on the
Central railway. which carried the ne
gro wanted by Sheriff Hutson. Finding
all the doors to the negro coach fas-
tened, there was nothing for the sheriff
from Spaluing county to do but to
ride on the small rods near the steps
on the side of the coach.
For several miles Sheriff Hutson rode
in this position, the cinders striking his
hands and face, and the cold wind
piercing him. Because of his great
weight 1t was very difficult for Sheriff
Hutson to remain on the train. as it
was going at a rate of 40 miles an
hour. When the train reached Orchard
Hill however, Sheriff Hutson was able
to enter the coach and capture the man
wanted by him. West Keown was the
name Of the negro, who was safely
landed in the Spalding county Jail. The
sheriff said that never before did ne
have such a terrible experience in trying
to land a criminal behind the bars of
justice.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
STUDENTS TO GET CREDIT
IN DIFFERENT BRANCHES

NEW YORK, Nov. 17.-Columbia uni.
versity is preparing a scheme for Civ
ing credit for student activities out
side of the class room, such as work
on the college newspaper and maya
zines, debating and membership in lit
erary societies. Athletics, however, will
not be allowed to count.
year ago President Butler recon-
mended that such credit be given to stu
dents who were active IN non-athletics
which are Of educational value.
The students who will chiefly profit
by the new plan are the members of
the editorial board of the Spectator, the
college daily newspaper, and the editors
of the Literary Monthly. When the
plan is fully worked out 1t is probable
that students who take part in college
shows will also get credit for their
work.
Although the amount Of credit that
will be allowed for the various forms of
student activities has not been fixed by
the committee in charge, 1t is probable
that each student will receive from one
to four hours credit a year for work
done under the system, and the number
of credits that would be continued to-
ward a degree will be between four and
eight out of total of ia.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
TO CHARGE LESS TOLL FOR
UPPER PULLMAN BERTHS

WASHINGTON, Nov. H.-Reform Of
sleeping car abuses by a governmental
requirement that less toll shall be ex-
acted for an upper berth than for low
err is expected by students of railroad
problems to be the eventual outcome or
proceedings now under way before the
interstate commerce commission. Already
the first federal move in that direction
has been made by such a change ordered
by the committee on sleeping car service
between Chicago and st. Paul and St.
Paul and Seattle and other points. The
sleeping car companies under decision
of Judge Grosscup enjoined the enforce
ment of this ruling. The three cases OF
Lotus against the Pullman company, in
volving this question, along with the sep
arate cases of the states of Indiana, Okla
homa, Kansas and Arkansas against the
Pullman company, involving same prin-
ciples, will be heard before Interstate
Commerce Commissioners Lane and Clark
at Chicago on November 80.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-11-18
VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT
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Stuart. Democrat candidate for congress
from the Ninth Virginia district, at last
Tuesdays election. gives out a statement
here in which he declares that while on
the face Of the returns his opponent
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