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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
JOCKEY GILBERT
SUSPENDED AGAIN
Questionable Handling of Good
Thing ChehaIiS Is Climax of
Series of Offenses
By ]. R. JEFFREY
[ [SpecioI Dispatch 10 The Call

CHICAGO, Jan. For what they
termed generally unsatisfactory riding
the judges at Jacksonville this after
noon ordered the California jockey Gill
bert not to accept any more mounts at
Moncrief park meeting.
The particular ride that brought
about Gilbert's suspension was his ham
ding of Chehalis in the Breeders purse
today. Chehalis was supposed to be
the good thing of the race, and came in
for strong support.
Gilbert, seemingly, made no effort to
win, and Chehalis was never a factor at
any time during the running. The Off
ciais took the view that the jockey was
at fault.
Several poor rides had been marked
against Gilbert. one of which was on
Elfall. and getting left at the post with
La Gloria, a hot favorite, yesterday did
not help his cause any.
It was only a few days ago that Gill
bert was restored to favor, after hav-
ing been suspended for unbecoming
conduct.
At the annual meeting of the Mary
land jockey club, held at Baltimore to-
day, the officers of the club were re-
elected. and it was decided that appli-
cation would be made for the same
racing dates as those of last year
These dates are from april "a to May
12. in the spring, and .rom October 23
to November in the fall.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
FIGHT IS ON BETWEEN
COFFROTH AND HESTER
Sunshine Jim's' Friends Said to Be Out
Against Mission Club Promoter
Bv WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

friends all along the line, and they
are all out boosting for him. This il
good sign at the outset.
Griffin wants TO make a live match
for starter. but he realizes that his
time is limited and that. there is no
chance for him to put on a pair OF
champions lie is now angling TO get
Jack Burns and Jim Barry for a 20
round setto on the evening of January
2S or %. Griffin wired Barry in Chi
eago last night. and expects a favor
able reply this morning.
Burns is only too willing to take a
fling at the big fellow from the Windy
City. The Californian is anxious. am
bilious and game. and for this reason
ne is beginning to look like a good
card. He fights Tim O'Neill in Oakland
next week, but ne prOba bly, will M
il easy TO beat the latter to a decision
in 10 round mill.
Griffin probably will use Dreamland
rink to pull off his fight He has had
offers from various persons who seem
willing to erect a big pavilion for the
use of the various fgntIns eiubs-
In addition to putting on the big
fellows. the new promoter intends to
sign up bunch of good live prelim-
mary fighters.
Lew Powell will leave for Los Ange-
les this morning on a pleasure trips
Powell viii not do any more lighting
for another month at least. He feels
that he is still i'm need OF a good. long
rest and he does not want TO take any
chances. The Wolgast affair taughr
him lesson which he probably Will
not forget for many long day. He
is wiser young man now.
Griffin made Powell good offer to
fight Cyclone Johnny Thompson this
month. but the auburn haired lad
would not even consider il. He says
that he viii be back in time TO chal-
lenge the winner of the Nelson Wol-
gast affair. If he does not get this
one, Powell plans TO take a trip east
and indulge in some of the six round
bouts, which seem to be very profit
able.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
New Badges Ordered for
Game Protectors

Owing to the fact that a number
of unauthorized persons throughout
the state have been posing as special
fish and game commissioners. the board
has procured a new badge, and same
viii be issued as fast as the old ones
can be recalled.
The new badge for regular depu-
ties is siN-pOinted star with small
rounded points and. bears the inscrip-
tion Deputy fish and game con1m'h-
sion," while that TO be worn by Isl >
cials' is shaped like a shield. with "a
small star in the center. bearing the
same inscription and in addition the
figures 1910"
Besides the issuance OF the new
badges. the commission has issued In
structions to the effect that each "spe-
cial" shall file a report each month,
failure to comply resulting in the re-
vocation of the authority.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Sacred Heart Rugbyites Are
Awarded Numerals

Glass numerals have been awarded
sophomores at Sacred Heart college in
recognition of their effective playing in
the sophomore freshman Rugby game
held toward the close of the season at
the stadium. The following students
have been awarded numerals: A. Moi
teret, S. Chatard. d. Williamson, J.
Dunn, W. Conley, ]. Balzeh, F. King,
L. Mcdonald and II. Heilmann.
The ranks of the Fell street athletes
have been strengthened recently by
the matriculation of James Riordan
and George Meagher at Sacred Heart
college. Both the new Corners are
likely to distinguish themselves in
their new surroundings
Basket ball is Riordan's speciality,
and there is a strong possibility of his
making the first team this year
Meagher, a rela tive of Frank Meagher,
the captain of the Sacred Heart track
squad, is a half mile man of reputa-
tion.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Jan. THE book max
ers got decidedly the best of II at Moncrief park
this afternoon only favorite, Sister Phyllis
in the first race, winning. There a heavy
play all the favorites. One of the big upsets
of the day was when Greenbrdge won the last
event at 10 l. defeating the heavily played
faTorite, Paradise Queen. SUMMARY:
First race Breeders purse. Eve furlongs-
Sister Phyllis, TO 5, won; Harold Jr., TO 1
second: Rose Arkle, IL to /, third. Time
:02 Is.
Second race. seven furlongs, purse-Yama, 13
TO 5, won: Woolspun. 8 10 /. second; Melodeon
Q TO /. third Time, 30.
Frank Purcell, TO /, won; Tempter. IL to 2
second: Mr.. Smarty, TO l, third. Time
los 1-5.
Fourth mile-Jack Parker. is TO ., won
Sager. IL 10 !. second; DR.. Holzberg, TO l.
third. Time, 1:41.
Fifth race. six furlongs, selling-Furnace. to
n. won: Seymour Beutler. o to ), second Snow
balls 20 to 1. third. Time. IA
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, selling
Greenbrdge, TO l. won: Polar Star, 30 TO l.
second; Paradise Queen, to s. third Time
1:49.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

The baby race was the only salve to
the wounds of the form players yester-
day at EmeryvfIle. The youngsters
unwise in the tricks of the track and
knowing nothing but how 10 run TO
their ability. performed according TO
expectations. The five other races were
.upsets. with AT least two horses, in
soft spots, overlaid by the men who
make the memory bets.
Among those that the LAYERS took
liberties with was Daddy Clip, hereto
fore proclaimed the best year old on
.the coast. Daddy Clip. with Kederis
riding. opened at 10 and receded TO
SKIES for the Larkspur handicap, for
which a quintet of the best 3 year olds
in training faced the barrier.
Turret. with Dugan in the saddle
went TO the post a to favorite, and
Ladv Eliza beth. on account of her early
speed. had a host Of hackers AT TO ,
Chester Krum. with shilling riding. got
z lively play that drove his price from
! 10 to ].
Dwyer gave them ragged start and
Lady Eliza beth quickly got to The
front DdtuA ZIP nuns oii ~ ~
awhile. backed up and came on again
TO win as he pleased. with Turret fin
ishing second under the whip. Ches-
ter Krum was strong in the last jumps
and beat Lady Elizabeth a head for the
show. Coppertown was hurt in the race
and ran last.
The baby race was a repetition Of the
New Year event for Frank Ruhstaller
Lavena C's good black colt broke thiro,
but shot TO the front like a fash and
was six lengths ahead into the stretch
He was three lengths in front of Media
at the wire. the sister 10 Daruma beat
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
DADDK GIP AN EASY
WINNER OF HANDICAP
Frank Ruhstaller Shows Up All Others
In the Two Year Old Scramble,
By E. w. CLARKE

ing the other Spreckels entry, Indora,
for the place.
Tony Faust Bedwells most uncer-
tain performer, ran one of his queer
races in the opener. lie got away
first. quit dropped into the ruck, then
took notion TO run in the stretch and
won by a neck from Steel, with Do
valta third The heavily played No
Quarter, with Yosper riding, was
booted into the pace, but failed TO last
and finished fourth.
AS good as 8 to l was TO be had
against Miss Ohicious in the mile and
an eighth event. for which Miss Naomi
was a hotly played favorite. Mat Refs
and the followers of Hederis cashed on
the first named mare. but, after run
ming d game race, she came out with a
spread hoof and bruised ankle. Char
ley Paine was third and Cataline, the
pace maker was a distant fourth
The fifth race at mile was double
surprise. Delmas. with only 81 pounds
in the saddle and to l laid against
him. ran to his class and Jockey Meri-
pol. who rode his first mount, St. Avon,
to victory. achieved further fame by
hooking up with Kederis in a drive and
beating him to the wire. Kederis had
the mount on Contra Costa. Trocha
was a bang up third.
Fordello once a great sprinter, but
now credited with disabling knee,
found himself in the softest spot of
his life in the last race over the fu-
turity course.
The old sprinter opened at y TO l
and was backed down to by the play
of Yanke who had wagered on him for
three starts. Fordello shot out of the
bunch in the last sixteenth and won
easily from Roberta, with Bedweli S
Radiation a nice third. Yanke is cred
tied with S., 900 win on the race.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
A. A. U. to Minimize Danger
OF Hammer Throw

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Of1cers of the
Amateur athletic union announced to-
day the adoption of new rule in re-
lation to the official hammer for ham
mer throwing events. The rule is de-
signed to make the event less danger
Gus and is as follows:
The head shall be a metal sphere
and the handle shall be made of wire.
such wire must be of best grade
spring steel wire not less than one
eighth of an inch in diameter. If a
loop grip is used it must be of rigid
construction. The length of the COM
plete implement shall not be more
than four feet. and its weight not less
than 16 pounds"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

With the Nelson Wolgast match made
at last Manager Sid Hester of the Mis-
sion club is now turning his attention
to securing the permit to pull the big
battle off in San Mateo county Wash
ingtons birthday. He has been as
sured that the permit would come his
way and acting upon this information
he began TO cast about for the match.
Now il has come 10 light that Hester's
application is liable to be opposed by
Supervisor Jim Casey of the San MateO
board
Casey. as everybody knows. is Jim
Coffroth's friend. OF course. CoffrOth
does not want TO see live one like
Hester crushing in his territory
He has had the field all TO himself for
more than two years and he has made
a lot of money. Conroth did a lot of
politics down in San Mateo county.
Casey always stood by him and it is
naturally supposed that Casey will do
all in his power to place obstacles in
Testers path when the latter seeks to
get his permit signed.
1t is said that Casey has been very
much opposed to fights recently and
that this is the reason why he is out
against Hester this time. If Casey is
not in favor of the lighting game he
terest in it for an outsider. He scarce
ly ever missed contest at the COffrOth
arena. The fans will wonder how il is
that Casey has suddenly taken such
dislike to the manly art.
Casey. it is supposed. heads the fac
ton that is in favor of granting Con-
roth a renewal of his license The men
opposed to Coffroth are willing to give
Hester a permit, and if the present ar
rangement is carried out. both pro-
moters viii be on the job. CoffrOth
has made many enemies we'll as
many friends among the residents of
San Mateo county, and he will have to
fight in oFder to have his license re-
newed when he returns from Europe.
The San Mateo supervisors viii hold
their next meeting a week from Mon
day, at which time Hester will either
be rewarded with permit or thrown
down by the county officials For the
good of the game all the fans are pull
ing for Hester, and the chances are
that he will be returned winner.
Nelson wired Hester yesterday aft
ernoon that he had cancelled all of his
theatrical dates and would start for
this city on Monday morning. He is
in Minneap polls now. but will return
to Chicago today, attend TO some busi-
ness affairs. pack his trunk and start
Tor san francisco lie prODaDIy VIII
arrive about next Thursday evening.
With Nelson on the gorund the in
terest i'm the great fight will start TO
accumulate day by day The fans look
upon this match as one of the best that
has ever been made in California. If
the weather holds out. it should draw
the largest house that has been on
the cards since the fire. Cans and Britt
pulled the banner crowd The receipts
were $4,000.
Jim Griffin's new fighting organiza-
tion will be known as Broadway club
and it will start in business this month.
Griffin is one of the best known sport
ing men in the city and there is no
reason why ne should not make a
good fight promoter He has hosts of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
Tampa Results

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. THE feature of the
meeting today was the victory of Dr. Crook a
western owned horse. which has been entered
several times but whose performances did not
warrant his being picked good thing. He
won cantering with good to / against
him at times. Four favorites won. Summary;
First race. five frrlongs-7Jack Laxson. s TO 5.
won; Necklet, to L. second; Sally Savage, to
l. third. Time. :06 2-5.
Second race. five and a half furlongs--occi-
dental to ], won; Sorrel Top. to ), second
Bonebrake. 20 TO L. third. Time. ~ To-
Third race. i've and half furlongs-Alvise, s
to 5, won; yepadium. to ], second; Jupiter, 4
to 1. third. Time, I:I3 3-5.
Fourth race six furIongs-Acolin. 2 to i, won;
Clolstoress. / to ., second, Uncle Jim, IS to ],
third Time. ] 20
Fifth race six furlongs-Dr. Crook > to l.
won: Nebulosus Z to 10. second: Cassie Ar
greggor to /. third. Time. 30 80.
Sixth race, one mile-Descomnets, d to ,. won;
+. T. Shipp, s TO s. second; Bsnnock Bob, TO ],
third Time. AS %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
BelIingham Gets POrtland's
Northwestern Franchise

BELLINGHAM. Wash, Jan. Pres
ident Lucas of the Northwestern base
ball league today rendered the Port
land franchise to Bellingham and it
was accepted. Grounds have been Sc
cured within three blocks OF the cen.
ter of the city and the local company
only awaits formal award of the fran
chise to begin work on the ball park
and to complete arrangements for Sc
curing A manager. The team has al
ready been selected.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
LangfOrd Barred From a Big
Hotel in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Jan. For the first
time in % years, according TO fol-
lowers Of southern pugilism, colored
fighter applied yesterday for the ac-
commodations at first class hotel and
was refused sam Langford. the Bos-
ton negro pugilist. who arrived for
matches here. had his first experience
Of this kind in the south. but made
no demonstration.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
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Special book Rheumatism containing vauabs
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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
MAGEE SHOWS ENTHUSIASM

PHILADELPHIA, JAN 7-when
Sherwood Magee heard of Charley
Dooins promotion he got on a train
for Philadelphia, hunted up Doom and
said: Charley, l came here solely to
tell you | am going to play my head
off for the Philadelphia team next sea-
SON."
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
RoHER TO COACH TIGERs

PRINCETON, Jan. 1.-THE faculty,
committee on outdoor sports last night
ratified the appointment of William
Roher OF as head coach of the 1910
football team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Ham Keene returned yesterday from the Cana
agricultural resources of the country He has
an option on some wheat land there and If the
deal makes good he viii likely drop the racing
game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Iim p a Fodeno2
b by W. John
d Nn 'et. same h High price FtGdelo
yran
Guch
~a a "a logged afer
gd
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
M-BUBBLING WATER
Inn GAFFNEY-ROY JUNIOR-ROSEVAL
REY HINDOO-ROSSLARE- E-BINOCULAR

ar olds and upward: purse;
Remarks.
If his hoof has healed.
World of speed.
Very shifty colt.
Curing q cold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

Jim Grifins new fighting organiza-
tion will be known as Broadway club
and it will start in business this, month.
Griffin is one of the best known sport
ing men in the city and there is no
reason why ne should not make
good fight promoter. He has hosts of
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

pos minutes. or at 3:2s Delmss place Is
2; rrocha. 40 show. Winner ch. e. by Luke Ward
atch ed-5e05 Mossback 1853 Special Delivery. Start
same. High price-Demas TO- Contra Costa 3
tn rough on the inside and outgsmed Contra Costa
Con ira Costa his Trocha closed we'll
d. Meltondale stopped to walk final furlong.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

10 allow viii be skipped daily,
gured n
uday
Hopper
year ads pwrd:
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TTme-:25- .50i-5. i:I6 2-5. 1913 2-5.
show. Contra Costa. 30 place. T-1C
Coiita. Trained by X. J. Farris.
good. Won driving. Second and
Birth 10. Delmas. outrun early.
~ the end running game "a
So did Bryce. Redwood hung 81 Z
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

i aIancf-
II 2:IGia RuhstsIlcr. out place and show;
sh oyv No separate entry betting Winner blk. C.
A. Bianchi. Start good. Won easily. Next two
r ebert Balm TO- Frank Ruhstaler ran away from
ar city much as he pleased. Media good
We H. Eddie Mott made promising showing. All
n and viii likely improve.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-08

nj nutes. on at 1929. Faust, 50 place. 30
1t a. show. Winner br. h. by Sain,St Rose.
IN reigh 575l Novgrod. Start good Won driv-
g price-Tony Faust 81. No Quarter 4, Colonel
n Faust came from far back and outgamed his
,p ped TO "a walk. Stafford was running strong