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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
MIDDLE WEIGHT BELT
ENCIRCLES SPACE
kefchefS Death Leaves Four
Pugs Claiming Right 10 Wear
Championship Trophy

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE death of
Stanley Ketchel. the pugilist. at
Springfield Mo-. Saturday. has precipi-
tated the middle weight championship
into more or less of a muddle.
Four claimants to the title stand out
prominently. and of these three. have
faced the former champion In the ring,
while the fourth would have had the
opportunity before long had not Ketch-
els life been ended.
This last is Eddie McGoerty of Osh-
kosh. Wis. The others are former
Champion Billy Papke of Kewanee,
Ill. now in Australia: Frank Klaus OF
Pittsburg and Hugo Kelly of Chica go
Papke claims the distinction from
the fact that he was one of the very
few that ever beat Ketchel. Papke
knocked him out in the twelfth round
of a bout at Los Angeles two years
ago. This is the one decisive beatin g
the past champion suffered in his ca
reer. although he was down for the
count in his battle with Jack johnson
at Colma a year ago
One of these claimants for the cham :
pionship will probably be eliminated
when Klaus and 1MeGoerty meet in
their bout at Milwaukee, which was
scheduled for last Friday night, but
postponed on account of McGoerty :
condition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
STANFORD TO PLAY
. NEVADA SATURDAY
Cardinal Squad viii Invade the
Stronghold of Sagebrush
Rugbyifes This Week

For the first time in several years the
Stanford varsity football team will play
the Nevada university on the. Mackay
field at Reno on Saturday next. These
universities did not meet last year at
all and 1t is possible that Manager Bur
bank will arrange a game to be played
on the Stanford campus as we'll as the
game in Reno The Stanford contfn-
gent, 90 strong. will leave for Reno
next Friday.
Clarence Mackay will not be able to
keep his engagement to bring the Ne
vada varsity down here to PLAY the
Barbarians Mackay is bringing a
party of eastern football enthusiasts
out to see Rugby and the Nevada uni
versitv team in action and has asked
that the Barbarians be the opponents
and that the game be played between
the 25th and 29th of this month In
Reno Later in the season the Whole
student body will be brought to San
Francisco to witness the Nevada var
sity play. probably for the game
against thesCalifornia varsity, though
Mackay will not be able to accompany
the students.
Graduate Manager Burbank has ar
ranged with the Barbarians to meet
the Stanford varsity on November g.
This game is to fill the vacancy caused
by the Vancouver Rugby union team
not being able to make the trip this
year. Burbank still has another date
vacant due to the same cause and he
will have this filled in before the end
of the week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
LADELPHA Wins THE FIRST GAME OF WORLDS SERIES FROM CHICAGO
Hark, From the Tomb
A Doleful Sound

NEW YORK. Oct. 17-'Young Cor
bett." former lightweight champion Of
the world. will make an effort to
come back" to the squared arena on
Thursday night at the Longacre club
here. He will face Willie Beecher. a
local lightweight. in 10 round bout.
Corbett has been in active training for
several months and reports say he is IN
good condition Corbett made a SINH
lar effort to re-enter the ring two
years ago. but was forced to abandon
the work after a short time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Champion Basket Ball
Team Coming Here

Company F basket ball team of the
national guard of Wisconsin, for two
years champions of the United States.
will make the greatest tour ever taken
by basket ball team in this country.
The soldier team win leave its home.
Portage, Wis, on December l and will
play number of games in Minnesota,
North Dakota Montana, Idaho, Wash
ington and Oregon, reaching this city
about Christmas. The team expects to
be in California for several weeks and
is making arrangements for games
with all the best teams in the state.
From here the team will go to Salt
Lake City. Denver, Topeka, Kansas
City, st. Louis, New Orleans, and will
finish the season on the Atlantic coast.
Captain G. r. Goodell is manager and
teams may arrange games by communi-
eating with him at once at Portage,
Wis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Louisville Results

LOUISVILLE. Oct. 1T.-Beginning this after
noon the purses were increased by the jockey
club from $400 to $500. The fourth race. hand
leap at six furlongs, resulted in great sur
prise. Melsande, winner over Jack Atkn last
Saturday finished third. T. NJ. Green getting the
verdict by head in front of Royal Captive. The
last named was second, a nose in front of Meli
sande.
First race. six furlongs-Ada Meade. straight
$3.50. won: Home Run place $50. second
Second race. six furlongs-Detect. straight
$3.50, won; Beatrice place $3.50. second
Third race mile and 20 yards-Topand
straight $3.50. won: Colonel Ashmeade, place
$3.50, second; Fair Louise, show $3.50. third.
Time 1:42.
Fourth race. six furlongs-T. NJ. Green.
straight $40. won: Royal Captive: place S.. 80.
second: Melisande. show 90 third Time. L: IL.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Labold. straight
$500 won; . CreS no 9 place & s2a 80. second; Amy
sixth race: mile and sixteenth-Pirate Diana.
straight $3.50. won: Queen Marguerite. place
$40 second; Claudia, show s4.90, third. Time,
1:47 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
u. c. Varsity Rugbyites
To Enter Training
TSpcciol Dispatch to The Coll]

BERKELEY, Oct. 17.-Strict training
rules for the varsity squad will go into
effect Wednesday. Trainer Christie an
nounced today that the rules this year
will be carried out to the letter and
that any infringement would cause the
dropping of the offender from the
squad.
The training table will probably be
opened next Monday. 1t is quite prob
able that the table at first will include
a small number of men. but this number
will be gradually enlarged as the big
game draws near.
Coach Schaeffer has told the follow
ing freshmen to report for varsity
practice from now on: T. H. Dills, w.
N. King, H. Fleming and f. NJ. Emer-
son. The varsity went through hard
practice this afternoon in which Coach
Schaeffer devoted a great deal of time
to a systematic drill of forwards and
backs. A game with the Barbarians
will be played next Wednesday after
noon, and the rooters will have a
chance to get line on the varsity
team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Pimlic0 Results

BALTIMORE Oct 1I.--Love Tie. at odds of
4 to 8 easily won the Oriole handicap, the day q
feature at the Pimlico track
First race FIVE and a half furlongs-Chilton
squaw. i3 TO 5. won: Miss Jonah, to l. second;
Rvestraw g to &. third. Time. los 2-5.
second race. one mile-Joe Kenyon. 8 to I.
won: Dan Hill. 8 to /. second; Huetamo, Q to
S, third Time, 1:41 SO.
Third race. one and sixteenth nles-M. Cam
hon. I to 2. won: Grania. 3 to 1. second; Black
ford. II to 10. third. Time. AT 3d.
Fourth race, the Junior steeplechase. two
miles-Meadow Boy, 3 to 2. won by 10 lengths:
The Speaker. to 5. second: Gloper. IL to 1.
third. Time, 4:11.
Fifth race, the Oriole handicap. six furlongs-
Love Tie, to ), won: Cohort. to 1. second;
Fauntleroy. 10 to 1. third. Time. :13.
Sixth race one mile and 40 yards--Sandrain.
4 to l. won; Uncas Chief, to 5. second; So
temia. 8 to 1. third Time. :43 1-5.
Seventh race. five and half furlongs-Rogon,
4 to s. won; Blue Mouse. to 1, second; Whin.
Z 10 Q. third. Time. / :01 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18

went to third on Collins sacrifice and
came home on Bakers second hit, a
single to left. Davis struck out.
In the next inning Schultz got to
first on balls and was out stealing
second. to the delight of the crowd.
The other two batters were easy outs.
When the Philadelphians came to bat
they found new pitcher in the box.
Overall, in his three innings, had been
touched up for six hits and for a total
of three runs. Mcintyre, the new
conner, showed excellent form. Murphy,
the first man to face him, went out on
a grounder to Tinker. Barry also fell
1t was the first inning that the local
men did not get a hit.
The fifth. sixth and seventh innings
passed without anything sensational.
Both Bender and Mcintyre were work
ing in championship form and not a
man on either side saw second base.
But in the eighth the Americans added
another run to their score. Strunk
and Lord, the first two men up, failed
to reach first, but Collins was given
a base on balls. Collins, who is the
champion base stealer of the American
league, failed to worry Mcintyre, as he
took long lead off first base. Twice
the Chicago pitcher shot the ball to
Captain Chance to catch the f1eetfooted
most had him.
Then Mcintyre tried again and this
time threw wild and the ball rolled TO
the bleachers. Collins was off in an
instant and did not stop until he
reached third. He scored a moment
later on Bakers hard drive to the
right field fence for two bases. Davis
hit to Mcintyre and was thrown out at
first.
The ninth inning was the most ex-
citing of the entire game. As Bender
walked on the field the crowd, which
had started to leave, called on him to
shut out the Nationals, but it was
doomed to disappointment
Tinker, the first man up, hit to CEN
ter field for single and took second
when Strunk fumbled the ball. Killing
singled and Tinker scored.
With one run in and one man on
base, no one out, the crowd became
anxious, but the Indian did not waver
Beaumont was sent in to bat for Me-
to send a weak grounder to Collins.
out amid tremendous cheering. Schultz
drew his second base on balls and then
up came Hoffman, always a dangerous
man at bat.
With two on the bases, a home run
over the fence would tie the score, but
Bender. still calm, tightened up and
the fast center fielder sent grounder
to Baker. The latter stepped on third
and Kane, who was running for King,
was forced out, ending the game.
Brown probably will pitch for Chi
cago tomorrow and Coombs for Phila-
delphia. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
New York Americans
And Nationals Tie

NEW YORK, Oct. 17.-The local Ma
tional league and American league
teams battled 10 innings today, and
when darkness stopped the see-saw
ling plays time and again saved the
game for both teams, one hand
catch by Devore spelling a home run
for Cree with two men on bases. The
postseason games stand; Nationals,
two won; American, one won. and one
tie game. Score:
r. II. f.
Nationals ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 Is
Americans ............... : s
Batteries ersndaii and Myers; Ford Hughes
Warhop and Mitchell. Umpires--Evans and
Klein.
(Game called tenth inning on account of
darkness.)
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Jules Dohrmann Wins
At SWITCHBOARD

Jules Dohrmann was returned a win
ner in the Switchboard tournament, de-
feating a field of 50 entries In the final
Dohrmann met the Mission crack, Jack
Ahearn. and defeated the latter easily
Dohrmann won the championship In
straight games, Ahearn being unable
to win game. Dohrmann showed from
the outset that he was the classiest
player entered. defeating the best men
in the tournament Mike Ganey, Andy
Ratio and several other cracks went
down before him.
In the opening game Dohrmann won
by a score of 81 to 16. In the second
game Ahearn had a good early lead, but
Dpfrmann showed his merit when the
tide was against him by playing game
ly and winning out. The score was 21
to 10. The winner was presented with
gold medal, and loving cup went to
the runner up.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
BENDER'S BENDERS
BAFFLE THE CUBS
Redskin Moundman Scalps Opponents,
While Overall Is Routed

lHlLADELPIIIA Oct I'm played
Philadelphia American champions defeated the Chicago Cubs
the Shbe
the hrst of the decide worlds championship Nearly
10000 persons the game
To Charles Albert Chippewa indian
Baker the third baseman Philadelphia largely victory The chief
never showed better form than he did when he faced the Chicago this
afternoon
Americans found Overall after the third Manager
Chance retired The
stopped the Athletics held without the
Baker hit field wall for
Bender who Athletics
Nationals the worlds 1905 allowed the Chicago three
hits the by Schultz
reached
Tnk foul fly ninth would
disposed little
clean single second Strunks tumble
The big Indian steady clock appeared
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
NATIONALS
Bstted for Mcintyre in ninth.
AMERICANS

SCORE BY INNINGS
Nationals - 0 0 l.
Americans ...0 2 / 0 0 0 K 4
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Baker (2). Lord. Hits-Of
Overall. 6 in 3 innings; of Mcintyre, 1 in 3
innings Sacrifice hits-Davs. Collins. Stolen
haseSMurphy. Left on bsses-NatonaIs 2.
Americans t. First base on called balls-Of
Overall Thomas; of Mcintyre. Strunk, Thomas
out-By Bender. lSheckard 2. Horman Zim-
norman ?. Steinfeldt. Mcintyre, Schulte); by
Overall Davis; by Mcintyre, Thomas and Ben
der Time of game-1 hours and 81 minutes
Umpires-connolly and oDay; Sheridan in
right, Rigler in left.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
TURKEY REDS WIN

The Turkey Red baseball team took
the scalp of the Braley Grote team in a
Ia inning game of ball Sunday after
noon on the Presidio hospital grounds.
This defeat was the first the Braley
Grotes. who hail from the eastern side
of the bay have had in 10 games
Lyons and Briggs did the battery
work for the Oakland team. while Car
ter and windlan did duty for the Tur-
kew Reds Carter gained his reputa-
ton while enlisted at Fort Baker.
where he has been pitching for the last
five years.
Next Sunday the Hanley Ryes will
tackle the Turkey Reds at the Preside
grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18

James Mckinney tTo. o. Foley) ,...1 1
Night Owl fPl. &C. McCormick) ........2 2
Lloyd tPl. derry Aker) ................4 8
Laura (T), (CarrolD -.................3 4
Time-2:43, 2:42.
220 class trot
Auget Baron Up. ]. Chalmers) ..........1 1
McDougald tE. Kemp ....................2 2
Tme-2:21. 2:25
Free for all pace:
T. ID. w IT, Kemp Observation-Disclosures 1
Blanche A tJerry Akerl ................2 .
Time-2;24. 2:19.
2:30 class. mixed:
Linden Girl wv. A. Nance) ............f 1
One Better (Pl. P. ]. Chalmers) .........2 3
Ben Walker (P). Dan Leigingerl ..........3 2
Time-2:27 20, 226.
Two year old trot:
Grace Chalmers (P. J. Chalmers) ...... [
Monochrome tW. A. Nance) ........... .
Florana Oh X. Meyers) ................ 8
Time-2.49.
Judges. n. Jones (starterl, Thomas Rea
Fred II. johnson. j. W. Miller
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING

Chicago-Shecksrd first up. With two
strikes and one ball called. Umpire oDsy called
policeman 10 put one of the moving picture
men from behind the plate Sheckard struck
out Schultz placed beautiful single TO left.
Schultz was out stealing second, Thomas TO Col
lns. Hoffman went out a grounder Collins
TO Davis and the crowd yelled.
Philadelphia-Strunk, the Athletics center
fielder was thrown out. Steinfeldt TO Chance.
Lord lifted a high one to Hoffman. Collins was
given a great cheer when he stepped to the
Mate He drove single 70 left and was out
on an attempted steal of second, King to Zim-
norman. No runs.
SECOND INNING
Chicazo-Chsnce was given a warm hand
erounder to Barry and was out at first. Zim-
base. lifted a high foul to Baker and sat down.
Steinfeldt gave Baker chance snd was an easy
out TO Davis. No runs.
Philadelphis--Baker drove two base hit to
the left field crowd and was sacrificed to third
by Davis, the latter going out, Chance to Zim-
norman. Baker scored moment later on Muir
PHYS eingle-+o left and the crowd almost went
wild Murphy stole second Barry was thrown
out Steinfeldt TO Chance. Murphy going to
third. Bender drove hit between first and
second Murphy scoring. Strunk was the third
out on a ny TO Sheckard Two runs.
THIRD INNING
Chicago Tinker was retired on beautiful
stop and throw, Collins to Davis. chicagos star
catcher. king. was the next man to face Ben
der. With three balls and two strikes on him,
be lifted high hy. which was taken By Ben
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
St. Mary's II Wins From
Oakland High

OAKLAND, Oct. 17.-St. Mary's COL
lege second football team won from
Oakland high school this afternoon in a
game on ST. Marys college campus;
score to o. This was the second game
in series of three games which the
teams are playing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Tokay Pennant Race Is
Growing Exciting
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STOCKTON, Oct. 17.-Great interest
is being taken in amateur baseball.
and the Tokay pennant race is quite
close. The Pohono Braves of Stockton
yesterday jumped to first place. which
Lodi had held for several weeks. The
league season will close Sunday, No
vember 90. 1t is developing some good
players. The league standing is as
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
coLUMBrA CLUB FIGHTS

The Columbia athletic club announces
a boxing show to be held in the club
rooms. Ala Castro street. October IS.
There are eight bouts on the card. Al
Schrier OF the Metropolitan club meets
Bill Haake, welter weight. Phil Moo
nan boxes James McMenomy. Dan
Riordan boxes Harry Barlo ". There
are several other good fights on the
card
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-18
Guy Vernon Equals His
Record at Stockton
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

STOCKTON, Oct 17.--Guy Vernon
equaled his former record of 2:06 2-5
at Agricultural park yesterday. The
races generally were good. The sum-
mary follows:
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1910-09-06
THE COMING OF THE 500.

Within the next forty-eight hours
the 500 construction crew will have
laid rails to this city, marking new
epoch in the history of Bemidji.
Over these bands of steel ponder
Gus locomotives will drag heavy
trains of lumber, farm produce and
stock to the markets of the south
and east bringing in commodities to
be used here, and, ultimately, trains
de luxe will whiz passengers from
Winnipeg to Chicago. ---,s 49,.
1t would seem entirely fitting that
the business men of Bemidji 1ecog-
nize the Importance of the Soo's
coming, and the suggestion that
some sort of a celebration be ar
ranged in the honor of the coming
visit of the high officials of this
company should, and probably will,
receive hearty support.