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Evening journal., 1910-05-03

Practical Poesy.
The bluebell and the daffodii
Have had their day
And made our pulses gently thrill
In roundelay.
But they are hackneyed, and the bard,
II really seems,
Such vegetation should discard
For newer themes.
In fact. the time is now at hand,
Or so / ween,
To sing about the carrot and
The kidney bean.
Louisville Courier-JourDaf.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
DIVIDEND.

Mt OTICE-DINIDEND
~ ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK.
500 Market street, Wilmington, Delaware.
May 2. 1910.
The board OF managers have declared
the regular SEMI-ANNUAL dividend of
two per cent. to depositors, being for the
six months ending April J. 1910. Deposi-
and after May to have dividends en-
tered. ROBERT d. KEMP,
May2-l2t Treasurer,
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
oEEIcERs.

Ohio Nowland, President.
E. Bringhurst, Jr., ce-President
J. I. PennypaclSer,
Secretary and Trust Onicer
Richard Reese, Treasurer.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ORANGES AND FIGS ARE THE BIG
money crops. Growers I'M Calves
ton Houston district realize from $500 to
Sln0 an acre annually. Write to-day for
nun particulars how you can, without
leaving your present home or occupation,
participate in these large profits, and how
you can later become the owner OF
bearing FIG and orange orchard, should
you desire TO make your home in this
beautiful country. The company Is COM
posed OF leading bankers and business men
Of Houston and South Texas. Your in
vestment absolutely secured. No chance
for loss; no speculation. Highest indorse-
ment from bank officials and reliable busi-
ness mon. Booklet and literature describ-
ing entire plan free. American Loan and
Mortgage Company, I07 American Bank
Building, Houston, Texas. May3-10
Evening journal., 1910-05-03

NJ OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the stockholders Of the city Market
House Company will hold their regular
annual meeting on Wednesday May nth
1910, at I30 D. m, at the Fame Hose
building.
j.. J. HUGHES, Pres.
N. w. SMITH, Treas.
W. II. REEVES, Sec.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
NOTICES

Said Bonds VIII be redeemed at the Of
fee of Security Trust and Safe Deposit
Company Trustee, Wilmington. Del, June
/, 1910. at los and accrued interest. In
terest on said Bonds will cease on the
FIBRE COMPANY. Wilmington. Del.
Apr2S-14t.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03

NJ OTICE-ALL MEMBERS OF HOPE
~ Lodge. No. 81 I. %. r., are re-
Quested 10 meet on next wednesday even
ing. May 4. 1910, at L30 instead of 3
o'clock, so as to not interfere with the
contests Of the other lodges
GEO. F. WARREN. Noble Grand.
Nav2-3t
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
Cottage at PennS
Grove.

One of the best cot
tages on the beach,
completely furnished.
Owner win leave city
and has no further use
for it. Value S4O0.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
Here's Another Chance.
100 ". s5th ST.

A three-story frame
house with s rooms and
bath, porch, heater, city
water, stable, carriage
house, chicken house.
corn crib, fruit, &c.
Must be sold to close an
estate. Value $1,000.
Evening journal., 1910-05-03

7 QST-.TWO DEPOSIT BOOKS ON
- - Wilmington Savings Fund Society. No
81 l,50l, in name of Annie f. Booker. and No
9l,5u5, Annie Il. Booker. for Helen N
Combs Notice has been given and new
books applied for NsS-lO-i7
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
PERSONAL,
WANTED

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF ALI,
w kinds. highest prices paid for pari
or entire households. Hotels. restaurants
office fixtures, roll top desks, safes
a speciality. All kinds OF stoves and car.
pets sold or exchanged. Second -ha nd
tools bought. Good secondhand clothe9
bought Ovsrcoats ans pants a speciality
Club room chairs 10 hire.
Phone, Dennarvia, no. 23i3
CHARLES S. HURLOCK.
Jan7-tf. Seventh and Poplar SITS
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
FOR SALE.


FOR SALE-WHITE WYANDOTTE
eggs: A. L. HARDNESS,
Npt@-eou-lmo Greenbanlx. Del
TOR SALE-TWO AMERTcAN RON
4 ball alleys with 4-year park privileges.
Address B. B., this office. Ma2-st
Evening journal., 1910-05-03
LOST AND FouND-


7 OSI-ON BROOME STREET NEAR
- Fourth, hand-painted min in hlue belf
reward. los Broome street
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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
NELSON'S SPARRING
PARTNER DEFEATED
Joe Craig OufbOxeS Dick
Wheeler After Four Rounds
of WhirIWind Fighting

Fighting Joe Craig defeated Dick
Wheeler in four rounds last night be-
fore the West End club at Dreamland
rink The fight was a whirlwind af-
fair throughout, but Craig appeared to
be too fast for Bat Nelson's sparring
partner. The contest was the best of
the evening.
Ed Madison. the shifty lightweight.
proved too fast and clever for Danny
Sullivan, and after punching Sullivan
at will the bout was stopped in the
second round and given to Madison.
Al Kreiger was awarded the decision
over A. Nelson in the heavy weight go.
1t was slam bang affair, with clever
ness being eliminated Nelson took a
good drubbing without finching. The
other fights were we'll contested
George Temple easily outboxed Bob
by Johnson, the old time bantam, in
four rounds. George Kirkwood, the
Missouri fighter, made Eddie Lennon
quit in the opening.
Soldier Jessie Clarke handed the
sleep producer to Joe Karpilow in the
opening round. Nick Harding knocked
out Johnny Doyle in the third frame
Roy Landers was given the decision
over Joe Miller after four rounds of
fighting. Eddie Hanlon was referee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
NELSON AND WOLGAST ARE
BOTH FIT TO ENTER RING
AT A MOMENTS NOTICE
Milwaukee Lad Continues Rough Work,
While Battler Holds Himself in
Check for the Fray
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

wv Left which complete their training for their
w championship Nelson Ad Wogast
~ sning every minute of the time The
men are weight practically
Neither and consequently there
worry only laughs when anybody
that WOg will on him while Wolgast assures all
his friends and that he will the lightweight champion before
sen Tuesday
Wogast work harder than the Dane
In fact the which Nelson has adopted this time has done much TO
puzzle many When he laid off few days account OF his
& & o3e 4Gns 3 them % sgeed ] a 8 o g @ n Gg OF %
denoe and that the little fellow would catch HIM m mapping & and h. feels
t & he He sdG works @ G5 than Bat 10 & % % has W Rs fear OF 4t
e He believes IN emng the @ e @ % a d I % @ a egf for @ the
that he is a natural FOUNDER he ringside
AID HAS BEEN GOING TERRIFIC PACE
Several days ago Billy 3 Ds o .d Rf yfTap 5 to as Se w wa so@e 3
Strength Ell m bell time next Tuesday But Ad only partly
work and going through his various gymnasium
man @ mas around @ P the @ e 0 eah @ Toigast naturally active little fellow and
'3 % net & 1 % TO ST f o d % % I'm @ ms he % loof far better than
% that % % @ a nc to o make G the SS 6ste on his lie on s fst night
% ANYTHING & ne m has gs @ now % @ % decisions @ since @ nd eveTy time % Ggr
WINS The % oang @ picture mem paid the little German yesterday
o 3 for % & 3 6n m s6snR @ % a a HOBO 5 nf 6ogh " @ ouG G T
on the Job to take take peek & at the & Tsuf9 5 % M fe d M m
within many "a him perform before
manager John Robinson
can beat % Robinson and did before
where be wanted him and Bat finally
NELSON IS DISPLAYING HIS USUAL FORM
his a Ss0f 9@ 25d s Hs s s @ coming %ue
started @ n he he % M % work foT the moving picture machines this afternoon
his blaze OF glory He intends to
Is rounds show all the
skeoica1 ones he Is the old invincible Dane
F
Britt and the Baer old time
70
time Britt Nelson's father shall be the
the
MONDAY always important fights
ADVANCE SALE SEATS HAS BEEN HEAVY
I 6 % % @ @ 5 @ & I block f had On ssn s Something s5sFfi f
5000 the box % ao are 5 dao Naos Sap w snd
Orders all these
lint odate1 sal has close $4,000
Richmond the big battle Prominent at the rlngde
OF Arnold members the
council and prominent who will boxes Everybody
Richmond will
the thriving Contra Costa
will attract hundreds OF persons who never before have
setfoo in s
at o O.
betng lively
the
Angeles All of them
bet money on hm just
they'd the he beat Powell
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Seniors Win St. Mary S
Class Meet

The seniors won the interclass track
meet held yesterday afternoon in the
St. Mary's college stadium. The 10
men secured 43 points. with the juniors
and the freshmen tied for second place.
each of the latter classes scoring pre-
cisely IS points The sophOmOres
came out third with % points. and the
commercial department. brought up the
tail end of the intercIass procession,
being able to annex but points out of
all their entries. Tie tabulated results
follow:
100 yard dash-First heat won by Starrett and
Leonhardt; second heat won by Martin, I.atuGpe
second. Hughes third: fnal won by Starrett-
Leonhardt second. Martin third. Time, 10 -.
220 yard dash-Won by Starrett, Martin see
ond. StoIz third. Time, - 10
High hurdles-Won by Hughes, DonneIy sec
Ond. Wheaton third. Time. 10
Low hurdles-Von by Starrett, Hughes second,
DonneIly third. Time, :2s l5.
40 yard dasl-Won by Stolz Martin second,
Arata third. Time. IS.
Half mile run-Von by Mcdonald. Scholten
second. Smith third. Time, 2:16 2-5.
Mile run-Won by King, Schoten second. Mil
Ter third Time. 5:24 2-5.
Hammer throw-won by Wheaton, Bonnetti
second, Walker third. Distance, 131 feet 5
inches.
Shotput-won by Dickson. Walker second.
Wheaton third Distancs. Al feet II inches
Broad iump-WOn by Dickson. Starrett second.
Leonhardt third Distance. 21 feet.
Pole vault-Won ny Dickson, Walker second.
Wheaton third. Distance. IL feet.
High jump-WOn by Dickson, Starrett second,
Horan third Distance feet.
Half mile relay-Won by seniors, freshmen
second juniors third
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
NATIONALS ADOPT
154 GAME SEASON
League Magnafes Finally Fix
Schedule, but Stretch
Time to October Is

NEW YORK, Feb. 1S.-The National
league tonight adopted playing sched-
ule calling for 154 games for the com
ing season.
Though wishes of the America n
league for 154 game schedule were
met, that leagues interest were disre-
garded when it was resolved to stretch
the schedule out to October Is.
The American league schedule ter
inmates October 3, although all lea que
contracts with players call for service
until October Is. Ebbetts of Brook
lyn and Murphy of Chicago insisted
on using their players up to the con-
tract time.
Barney Dreyfuss of Pittsburg was
concessions, and he saved the lea que
from what seemed to be "a hopeless
deadlock
Pittsburg was scheduled for six Sun
day games in Cincinnati, where there
is no opposition and where such dates
have been exceptionally remunerative
ST. Louis was scheduled for six Sunday
games in Chicago and four of these
were when the champion Detroits of
the American league were to play Chi
cago. st. Louis and Chicago objected,
holding that Detroit would draw the
big crowds.
Then Barney Dreyfuss with his
worlds champions stepped in and of
fered to take three of the ST Louis
conflicting dates The matter was set
tied by changing St. Louis to Cincin-
natl and Pittsburg to Chica go, so that
Pittsburg or Detrottsis the more popu-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
TWO TENNIS MEETS
SCHEDULED TODAY
Doubles Handicap at California
Club and WOn1en's Radke
Cups Singles at Park
By GRANT SMITH

Two tournaments will be played on
the local tennis courts today.
AT the California club the experts
will meet in handicap doubles tourna-
ment for cups presented by Doctor
Younger and Douglas Grant. AS these
artistic trophies have to be won only
once, instead of the usual three times,
there will no doubt be large entry
list and keen competition.
Besides the six teams entered up to
last Sunday, the names of Melville and
Herbert Long were added to the list
during the week. These two clever
brothers, who will represent the Uni
versity of California in both singles
and doubles in the intercollegiate
championship matches, will no doubt
be the most heavily handicapped team
in the tournament Harry Wiehe and
S. H Adams, the former Stanford team.
were slated for the position of honor,
but the old timers will have to give
way to the present day champions.
The tournament committee will have
it's hands full when 1t comes to the
allotment of odds. Tournaments have
been so few and far between at the
California club in the last two three
years that the teams entered in most
cases have never met. 1t is, therefore,
difficult to get a line on them and there
is bound to be some dissatisfaction
when the smoke of battle clears. Play
will commence at 1880 o'clock.
AT the park the young women ten
mis- players will meet in a handicap
singles tournament for the Radke cups.
This event was scheduled for last Sat
urday, but as it was a holiday, no
courts were available and a postpone
ment was necessitated. These cups,
which must be won three times, have
been won twice by the following play
ers: Miss Golda Myer, Mrs. Griffiths,
Mrs. Neimeyer and Miss Annabel Vod-
den. Twenty players will partici-
pate in today's event. This is an un-
usually large entry list and it is not
likely the tournament will be com
pleted today. The drawing and handi-
caps follow:
Preliminary round--Miss A. Greenberg lowe
10 3-6) vs.. Miss H. Fromfeld (9-6l; Mrs. Fletch-
15 1-6( vs.. Miss E. Joost 90; Miss NJ. Rick
ards (5-6) vs.. Miss Coda Myer lowe 40 and
give 49,; Miss NJ Green (15 3-6) Miss B.
Chase t5-6); Miss NJ Speakman tscratch) vs.
Miss B. Upham t4-6); Miss B. Gully lowe 3-6l
vs.. Miss l. Norman (461 Miss L. Bolton (36)
vs.: Miss N. McLoughlin (4-6).
First round, upper haif-Mrs; Griffith lowe
4Of VS.. Miss J. Brown Us 1-6); Miss A. Vodden
lowe 40) VS.. Miss l. Northrup Us $50.
First round, lower half-iiss B. Gardner t15)
vs.. Mrs. Herndon lowe 15l Miss A Myers lowe
10 $50 VS.. Miss G. Saylor $50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Holiday Golf Matches
Promising Card

Tournaments will be held on the
links of both the Presidio golf club
and the San Francisco golf and country
club on WashingtOns birthday. At
Ingleside in the forenoon the qualifying
round of a council cup tournament will
be played and in the afternoon the
first round of the match play will be on.
Tuesday viii be Army day al the Pre-
sidfO. The officers of the post will
be the guests of the club and will
participate in the tournaments. In the
morning an is hole eclectic bosv
handicap tournament will be PLAYED
In the afternoon there Will be a four
ball match over IS hOIes-best bail
against bOgy
The morning event will start at 10
O'Clock and the afternoon event at
o'clock. There will be a first prize for
each tournament.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Cricket Clubs Prepare
For Season

The annual meeting of the San Fran
cisco county cricket club held Wednes-
day night was largely attended. A
large number of new members were
enrolled, and officers for the ensuing
year were elected as follows:
President T. ] A Tiedemann; vice presidents
W. s. McGavin and H. B. Richardson; captain.
H. Renwick; vice captain, f. Petersen; dele
wick and II. c. Ramsay; selection and emergency
committee, f. SWAIN V. Smith: A. Sterling. T.
J. A. Tiedemann and H. Renwick; ground COM
mittee, T. j. A. Tiedenann. H. C. Ramsay and
F. Loney; honorable secretary and treasurer, W.
6. Philpotts.
The Golden Gate and Barbarian clubs
have announced their meetings for next
week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
MAGNATfSCOM[ TO
MURRAY'S DEFENSE:
Directors Issue UIfimafun1 to
Philadelphia to Explain
Broken Contract

NEW YORK Feb. 1s.-After a two
hours session the board decided that
it had jurisdiction of the Murray case
and accordingly notified the Philadel-
phia club that it must explain within
Is days why Murray's contract was
broken.
The answer of the club will be sent
to President Lynch, who will forward
a copy to each director. 1t will then
be decided whether another meeting of
the board shall be called or whether
the case shall be finally adjudicated
by mail vote.
The league members tomorrow will
continue the consideration of proposed
constitutional changes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Decide for I68 Games
Olympic Clubs Party
Ready for Jaunt

The Olympic club party for the Yo-
semitic valley trip will leave tonight on
their holiday jaunt. Among those who
will make the trip are DR.. Leo J. Nc
Mahon, T. l. Fitzpatrick, w. r. Berry,
r. Burke, j. X. Burke, w. F. Hall,
w. p. Kabu, J. C. Costello, w. f. Dunn,
Earl Fisher, Charles j. Fay. Phil Fay,
j. E. Garthwaite, j. P. Hargon, Charles
Loesch, j. o. Long, Walter Lowe, K A.
Lundstrom, A. E. Meussdorfer, J. E.
Stott, M. O'Brien, C. M. Solari H. J..
Schoeber, H. J. Stafford, H. P. Stafford,
c.. H. Stafford and j. ]. Rankin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Stanford's Lineup
Especial Dispatch to The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 1S.-
The varsity nine is slated to meet the
tossers from Santa Clara for the sec
ond time this season tomorrow after
noon, and with the additional practice
that they have had and the good show
ing that has been made they hope to
even up the 60 score by which they
were defeated in the first game
Stanford's lineup:
Stanford-Catchers Ball and Cochran: pitcher
Reed; first base, Ganong; second base. MeFadden
shortstop NJ. Mitchell; third base, S. Mitchell:
outfeld. McGregor, Beeger, Gragg, Obear, Childs
Cochran and Cass.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Another Victory for St.
Anthony's

Not content with walloping it's oppo-
nents in Oakland, the st. Anthony bas-
ket ball team met and defeated the
quintet from the grammar department
of Sacred Heart college yesterday. The
game was played on the East Oakland
court, the score being IA to 6. From
the time the ball was first put into
play until the referees whistle sounded
the finish the score was close. The
superior team work and strength of the
Antonines won the game
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Cardinals VIII Try to
Defeat Jesuits
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SANTA CLARA, Feb. 1S.-After win
ming nine straight games, Coach Kelly S
Santa Clarans will line up against the
Stanford cardinals at Palo Alto tomor-
row afternoon
Gallagher, the snappy little catcher,
Is out of the game as result of in
juries sustained in yesterdays battle
with St Ignatius. Jacobs will take his
place. Zarick will come in for Jacobs
place in right field. Agnew will pitch.
The second Santa Clara college base
ball team was picked tonight They
are:
MalIen and Details, pitchers; Cartruccio.
catcher Irillary, first base; Ford, second base !;
Hogan, third base; Sargent, shortstop; Taylor
left field; McCabe, center field; Long, right field;
Young, extra.
At recent meeting Louis B. Ford
was elected captain and t. F. McCor-
mick MANAGER
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Danzig Accepts Terms
Of Sacramento

SACRAMENTO, Feb. 1S.-~Babep
Danzig, the big first baseman turned
over to the Sacramento club by the
Boston Americans, today came tosterms
with Manager Charles Graham and
wired that he was ready to report at
once. Danzig is in Oswego N Y. The
new Kripp ball park will be informally
opened March 8 by game between the
Senator'S and the Chicago White Sox.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Athletic Club to Open
New Quarters

The Traffic Athletic club will hold
forth in its headquarters. Jefferson
Square building, tonight. for the hrst
time
All the local transportation men have
been invited to visit the up to date
gymnasium and headquarters. and a
large gathering of railroad and steam
ship men will be in attendance.
The Traffic club will have a team in
the Three c league. Games will be
played at Santa Cruz. Salinas. Monterey.
Watsonville and San Jose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
TEX RICHARDS ARRIVAL
IS EAGERLY AWAITED By
JACK GLEASON AND JEFF
Question of Battle Ground Should Be
Definitely Settled Within
Next Two Days

disputed
hmte He
early last evening but the stalled OF the
his Gleason,
coming till this afternoon the earliest
With all of the principals Johnson the ground there
why they together and let the public where
stand Gleason positively that everything will be settled
the satisfaction of all parties concerned nobody
Rckard
during the last months that everybody puzzled and cnch
clear to spring soon as he hits Market
JEFFRIES AND BERGER SIDESTEP BURNING ISSUE
Both Jefre
time they explain that they have nothing do with the battle ground
and that this question positively be settled between Gleason and
also limited the
limits matter what concessions made.
ST.
hotel
known headed by John T. Clark The big fellow seemed d
he OF his the old
Its be back here again said Jeff sapping Clark the back
village during feel home and feel
more like lighting when am among old pals will be glad when
After looking the Jeff and his repaired to Chick
fellow delight Clark This
had several spirited with hono jeff
play g t%Fk b b Ier g 1 games ] f21 d p ~ Of = 4 the Princess
The of Kolb Dill always did Jeff and last
night exception He enjoyed hearty laugh and alter the
show behind the and had long talk with the German
comedians, whom he has known for
CHAMPION TO GO INTO MOUNTAINS AND ROUGH IT
i coming
That will do good than anything else in the world
intent keeping his mind off the ring till the hour OF his battle with
Sam is competent a good line of it
Nelson night agreed efries show the ball
will
will include
Abe Sveman Myers Nelson himself
there many who would rather see him than Jefies.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
a q a THE ONLY REMEDY
FOR BLOOD POISON

Inc h symptom OF Contagious Blood Poison usually
blood becomes fully infected
frequently
ant1dote Blood
at the trouble
circulation; s.
OF
S.
aid
special
valuable
aid
will
Al VINO "fi'e. THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
TENNIS MATCHES rRoGREss

BOSTON, Feb. 1S-F'fve matches
were played and there were three de-
faults in the national amateur racquet
championship tournament today. bring
ing the event down to the second
round. Decidedly the best match of
the day came when H. F. Mccormick
of Chicago, title holder. defeated Will
liam Stackpole of New York in a four
match game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
STANFORD MEET
SET FOR APRIL q
Board of Governors Fixes Date
for InferschOIaSfiC
Track Contests
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 he Gall
STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. IS
The date of the annual interscholastic
track meet has been set for Saturday,
April %, by the board of interscholas-
tic governors. c. L. Schaupp IL has
been named as the successor of c. B.
Bradford '09 on the board of COVER
nors Associated with Schaupp are J.
r Holman '09, A Z Roth 'Oe, ]. R.
Hickey '0S, II. Fitch 07. w. H b. Fow-
Ter '05 and J. F. Lanai gan 90. The Off
GERS are: II. L. Horton 10, president;
NJ NJ Mitchell 10. vice president; r.
gell is the representative of the fac
ulty and treasurer.
The final game OF the tenth annual
'handbal tournament is to be played
ters 09 and NJ. II. Hughes '13 are to
meet. The winner of this game will
compete with J. II. Virgins 10 for the
championship belt during the coming
week.
Tomorrow morning the second pre-
liminary track meet of the season is to
be run for the purpose of getting A
better line on the men who will be
picked for the freshman track meet to
be held at st. Marys next Saturday and
the varsity team that is to take the
southern trip in the near future. No
distinction is TO be made between
freshmen and varsity athletes in this
meet. and the full distances will be
run in all the events.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Carl Gardner Entered In
Indoor Tennis

NEW YORK, Feb. 1s.-Sixty-four
players, the record entry for the event,
were drawn tonight for the eleventh
national indoor lawn tennis champion
ship in singles. Theodore Roosevelt
Pell, holder of the honors, does not ap-
pear because of illness. Among the
prominent entries is Carl B. Gardner.
California. Matches will begin tomor-
row.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
RELEASED FOR SACRAMENTO

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-The following
bulletin was issued by President B. B.
Johnson of the American league today:
Released-By Boston to Sacramento, b.
+. Hunt (optionaD.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
Ninety Lexington Horses
Bring $4,000

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 1s.-Ninety
head of saddle and trotting horses were
sold today for $4,000. The top price
was: Red Harrison ch. h. 10. King.
2lse-Miss Allie, T. A. Thomas, Atlanta,
Ca, $6l0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-19
FLORENCE SUTTON WINS

LONG BEACH, Feb. 1s.-Miss Flor
ence Sutton defeated Miss Golda Meyer
of San Francisco in the first match of
the tennis tournament, which began
here late today. The score was 6-1,
6-4