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The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

DR.. Frisby Bates returned to Har
risburg, Pa, last week.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

DR.. L. A. Cornish, of this city, mad
a business trip to Cincinnati, Ohio, las
week.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

Mrs. Martha Thomas and Mrs MAI
torv are now in Jamestown va
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

Do you want frst-class job work
done? Call and send for estimates.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

DR.. w. T Vernon left the city Mon
day for the East.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

Rev. w. H. Marshall, of Harris
burg, Pa, will spend his vacation in
this city.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

Prof. L. G. Gregory. of this city,
was in Charleston, S. c., last week.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

Miss Eva Blanch Gibson and Mr.
James S. Thomas were united in mar
! riage at high noon Wednesday at
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19
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We carry a most comprehensive
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The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

fore the mighty onslaught of the boys
from the Capital City by a score of
81 to o. The home boys were con-
fident of victory, and had advertised
"a championship game, but the laurels
remained at home. The game was
always Howard's, and their goal was
never threatened.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS.

Hon. Charles Stanley, of Laurel;
Hon. R. Hugh Perrie, of Westwood;
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19
Scored Until the Last Quarter.

Before three minutes of play, Gray,
part of that machine in the back
field, had carried the oval over for a
touchdown. Anxiety seized upon the
loyal Shawites, but Terry "the Ter
rible" added three more in the next
two quarters and kicked one goal, pill
ing up 2I points. Howard's goal was
never in danger, although Coach Mar
shall put five subs in the game.
Sam Jones, the handspring of the
home team, could not come back. His
boys were unable to make a first
down through the line, while the Wis
itOrs constantly downed him in his
tracks. Capt. Cheek and Joe Brown
deserve special mention, on account of
their nard playing, but they were help
less before II warriors such as faced
, them. Capt. Allen marshaled his men
well, and Brice, the little quarter.
played his first game with the champs
behind. His work won him many
friends, even among his opponents.
Gray's stiff arm and defensive work
was spectacular, while Terry's punt
ing and line plunging were first rate.
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19
SAD BLOW TO SHAW.

Howard Inf1icts Severe Beating-Out-
played at Every Point.
One of the biggest surprises IN the
history of football at Raleigh was
sprung last Friday when Shaw fell be-
The Washington bee., 1910-11-19

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drugs and chemicals, together with
complete modern equipment. We are
able to do perfect compounding, but
with all must have time; frequently
more is required than is anticipated.
We use the utmost care and dis
patch.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
LONG Shot POLLS
DEFEATS HARRIGAN
Jockey KeOgh's Good Ride on
Winner Helps TO Beat
Juarez FaVOrife

JUAREZ, Mex, Dec. 11.-Pous, neg
lected in the betting at Il to 1. and
admirably ridden by Keogh, easily won
the La Libertad handicap. one and one
eighth miles, at Terrazzas park today.
Keogh allowed his mount to race along
in third position to the upper turn,
rigan, and catching him at the last
furlong pole, won going away by a
length.
Results:
First race. selling year olds five furlongs-
Lady Tendi, 100 Is. SMITH. IL to 3 won:
Agility. Jos (Keogh). IL to 10. second; Soon.
Red Lass, Beechmont and Joe Wells finished as
Second race. selling. five and half furlougs.
to l. won; Mark Kennedy. 100 (S. Smith. 4
10 l. second; Creston. ia (AndersOnl. 6 to 3.
third. Time. 1:07 1-5 He Knows Doc Allen.
Cathryn Scott. Yankee Mic and Florence A I'm
ished named.
Third race. handicap all ages. six furlongs-
Angelus. 70 (Ganzl. TO TO- won: Frank Null
pin. 102 (Benescoten), to 1. third Time.
1:lS 10 Spohn and Dr. Smooth finished as
named
Fourth race. La Libertad handicap. mile and
an eighth-PoIls, no (KeoghI, 12 to 1. won:
Harrigan, I25 (Murphy), s to ;. second :
Meadow. 115 CIolesworth) s to 5, third Time.
1852 The Peer, Taboo and Green Seal finished
named.
Fifth race, 2 year olds. five furlongs-Nettie
Marchmont. 103 (Molesworthl, 4 to l. won:
jora A 1O2 (van Dusen) to 1. third Time.
100 2-5 Uncle Ben. Dubois, SaIali and Union
Jack finished named.
mile-Bad News. ia (Ganzl. 13 to s. won:
Kopek. 1O7 6Molesworth). to l. second: Light
WOOL f13 (Keogh). to ?, third. Time. 40 s-5.
Penrote, Pilot Bay, Invergarry and Misprision
finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
SOLDIERS ROUTED
ON SOCCER FIELD
San Francisco Players Take
Long End of 4 to
Score
By BOB SHAND

The San Franciscos took the soldiers
into camp in the soccer game held at
Freeman's park yesterday afternoon.
diers made their best showing in the
first half when they broke into the
score sheet first. Aitken being respon-
sible for the point, and holding their
opponents down to to ! score at the
interval Glass and Sherwood scored
for San Francisco in the first half.
The second half was stubbornly con-
tested, the soldiers fighting every inch
of the way. From corner kicks taken
by Glass the San Franciscos annexed
two more goals, while the military
men were unable to do any good for
themselves. The teams:
San Francisco-Clements Gates
Spencer. Watson, Perkins. McKenna,
Glass, Bastow, Hyland, Sherwood and
Haig.
soldiers-Lynch. Kelly. Monahan.
Delamare, OHara. Rutzler and Barton.
Referee. J. Farmer.
The Thistles scored a handy victory
over the Barbarians at the Alameda
grounds, winning by a score of to /.
1t was even up at l apiece at the in
their opponents in the last period.
Scott and Aitken scored two goals each
for the winners and Morrison annexed
one.
The Vampires were lucky to win
from the Pastimes at the Presidio
grounds and they have their goal
keeper, McFarlane, to thank The
wearers Of the bat emblem finished on
the nice end of a 2 to 0 score, but the
Pastimes did not deserve to lose. The
first goal was put through in the open
ing period. Hunter scoring from a free
kick. Selkirk handled the ball inside
Hunter scored from the resultant pen
anty kick.
The Albion Rovers and Corinthians
schedule OF the Bal Counties BODY the
Rovers defeating the Oaland to ! at
Alameda, while the Corinthians earned
to 2 victory over the Alamedas on
the Fruitvale grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
TAMALPAIS BEATEN
BY ST. MARY'S FIVE
Basket BaIIerS of Oakland Col.
Iege Prove Too Fast for
Military Academy
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OAKLAND, Dec. list. Mary's -inde-
pendents journeyed to San Rafael Sat
urday night and in a close and spirited
contest defeated the basket ball five of
Mt. Tamalpais academy. 1922. The col
iege team took the lead from the start
and was never headed. although Tamal-
pals took squirt in the last half and
ran up the score by means of clever
goal shooting. A return game will
be played some time in January in St.
Mary's gymnasium.
The semihnals of the interclass
basket ball tournament start tomorrow,
when the freshmen line up against
the first academic class. In the week
passed the freshmen won easily from
the bankers, while the academic class
in q hard tussle managed to defeat
the sophomores 1912.
The two teams playing in this game,
with the seniors, are looked upon as
the best in the tournament and this
contest will do much TO determine the
standing of the classes:
The players will be:
Freshmen-Otis and Diller forwards: Fftz-
simmons, center: Mallon and Benjamin. guards
First acsdemic-Winsby and c. Smith for
wards; Clinton, center; B. Smith and Malloy
guards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Veteran Leashmen See
CourSing Races

1t looked like the old days at IngIe-
side coursing park yesterday, as there
was present a big gathering of leash
men who followed the sport In its
palmy days. Among them was the
veteran 1eashman, Tim Cronin, who
has raced some Of the greatest grey
hounds that ever ran in California.
Cronin had two entries in yesterdays
stakes and both of them took down
second places in the stakes
Cronin's great greyhound Tra1ee's
Best was brought out of retirement
and the black dog showed that he Is
still shifty performer. He ran some
fine races and was only beaten in the
final by a narrow margin by Lady At
fridge. which ran a sensational course.
Tralee's Best showed the speed.
In the champion stake Myrtle re-
versed the decision on T. ]. Cronin in
the final course. Results:
Champion stake nrst round-Master Bishop
Label; Lady Portola beat Miss Hudson; Black
Bird beat Royal Gold; l. NJ. NJ. beat Teddy
Blue: Go Ashore beat Turkeys Best; Myrtle
beat Scamp: Mile Rock beat Peralts Boy
Bishop: Black Bird beat Lady Portola: L. NJ.
NJ beat Go Ashore; Myrtle. a bye; Mile Rock
withdrawn
Third round-T. J.; cronln beat Black Bird;
Myrtle beat L. NJ. NJ
Open stake, first round-Beacon Rose beat
Theodore NJ: TraIee's Best beat Betsy Brown;
Lady Attridge beat True Wing; May Queen
Second round-Lady Attridge beat Beacon
Rose: Tralee's Best beat May Queen,
Final-Lady Attridge beat Tra1ee's Best.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Dolphin Is Defeated in
Barge Race

The first winter event of the Dolphin
boat club, a barge race around Alca-
traz island to the clubhouse. was won
by the six Dared barge John wieland
from the four cared barge Dolphin yes
terday morning. A crowd of several
hundred followers of the aquatic sport
witnessed the event, which was a close
and exciting one all the way.
The Dolphin barge was manned by
Bill Harris (stroke), Tom Harris, E.
Reynaud, Gus Bertrand and Coxswain
Bill Johnson. The Wieland crew con-
sisted of Pop Farrell (stroke), Charles
Mizenmeyer. Ed Oden, Frank Borden
ave, Herman Gerdes. Bill Ehlers and
Coxswain James j. Cronin.
The members of the Wieland barge
were more steady and consistent. and
this accounted for their victory. They
went over the course in the good time
of 27h minutes and were closely fol-
lowed all the way by the Dolphin barge,
which vainly tried to make up time
near the finish.
After the race the members of the
rival crews. together with a large
party Of their friends. sat down to a
banquet at a local cafe.
The next event on the Dolphin pro-
gram Is scheduled for next Sunday
afternoon. when the members of the
club will hold their annual run and dip
in the surf.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
CENTRAL ME-. five
Wins SEMIFINALS
Exciting Basket Ball Played in
Sunday School League on
Y. M. c. A. Courts

The semifnal games of the Sunday
School basket ball league played at
the Mission branch of the Young Men
Christian association Saturday nigh
furnished some close and exciting fir
ishes. The game between the Trinit!
Presbyterians and the Central Metho
dists in the unlimited class was full OF
hair raising play and the action see
sawed from one to the other through
out the game.
The final score gave the Central
Methodists the victory by one point,
the Methodists registering 35 points to
the Presbyterians' 81. In the 125 pound
class the United Presbyterians defeated
the English Lutherans by 10 to s.
In the game between the girls teams
of the Central Methodists and the
Young Women's Christian association
the Methodists were returned winners
with score of q to Is.
A rally is to be held at Lowell high
school this afternoon for the purpose
of presenting the block L to those men
who won the letter in the track events
during the last season. The trackmen
are the only ones to receive the COW
eted emblem this year.
The Public Schools athletic league
is making preliminary arrangements
for the holding of basket ball tourna-
ment for both the boys and the girls.
There will be two classes for the boys
The lightweight division will be up to
95 pounds and the heavier boys must
not tip the scale at over 125. In the
girls division the weight is unlimited
and teams of any weight can enter.
The Irving M. Scott school has at last
decided to organize a basket ball team
and will probably enter the lea que
tournament. Last year this school had
team, but did not enter the tourna-
ment. Vincent Lovett has been elected
to captain the team.
The girls of Mission high school
have organized a basket ball team that
is to be known as the Tam O'Shanter
club. Games will be arranged with all
the girls high teams of the city.
The Sunday School league tourna-
ment is now drawing to a close and in
three of the divisions teams are tied
for first place. In the 140 pound class
the Grace Methodist five leads and it is
hardly likely that it will be displaced.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
0ldfie1d Lowers Record
On Muddy Track

Los ANGELES. Dec. 11-Barney Old
field broke the Pacific coast mile auto
mobile record over a circular dirt track
at Ascot park today, clipping fifth Of
second from his own time OF 50
seconds. made on the same track a
year ago. Rains during the week had
made the track heavy, and in view Of
its condition Oldfelds achievement was
one Of the most daring and thrilling
of his career. Prior to his record
breaking feat Oldfeld made a remark
able mile with Jim Jeffries as a pas
senger. doing il in 531s seconds. A
large crowd saw both performances.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

end Of the score until yesterday. when
they did il with a vengeance, winning
by 1873.
The score does not depict the game,
however. as there was not much differ
ence between the teams
The only points in which the Oak
land boys were better than their op-
poneuts were kicking and handling of
kicks and il was due to the Vallejo
back fields inability TO catch punts and
the slowness Of O'Brien in getting OF
his boots, that the Centuries were able
TO get in a position TO kick three field
goals and make a touchdown.
Tue defense OF both terms was too
strong to permit of any consistent
gaining by straight play. There were
number Of pretty forward passes
made By both sides and a great deal
of kicking. These two styles of play
were used nearly altogether by both
teams. The Centuries surprised every
body by scoring a place kick in the
first three minutes OF play.
The Vallejo boys kicked off TO
Century. and the latter. after two un-
successful plays. punted. The ball did
not quite reach the backs, and Century
feil on it.
after two more plays they kicked
again. and when the ball was dropped
by the Vallejo back a Century man
made a clean place kick.
At the end Of the first period
Weiborn, the Century guard. broke
through the Vallejo line and blocked
a kick. which he recovered on the 20
yard line. InceI made a pretty drop
kick from a difficult angle and the
score stood Century 6. Vallejo 0.
At the beginning Of the second half
Vallejo got together and by some
prety forward passes carried the ball
close enough to their opponents goal
10 make a place kick and register
three points
There was no scoring in the third
period. both sides resOrting to kick
ing game InceIl tried a drop for goal
but fell short. and Vallejo by a long
punt put the ball out OF danger.
Inceu tried for another drop kick
in the fourth period and failed. The
Century team kicked and once again
the Vallejo back dropped the ball and
Il was quickly fallen on by an Oakland
player. Kiser was then sent over
tackle for 10 and IS yards, and Incell
made FIVE more. With 10 yards to go,
quarter back Noir made a short for
ward pass to Stewart. who ran four
wards for a touchdown. making the
score IS to 3. Time was up just after
The bali was kicked from the center of
the field.
Steinback at guard and Hampton at
tackle playe da fine game in the line
for the Centuries. Inceu and Kiser
were towers Of strength.
Fred Martin, an old time Olympic
player. went in the first part of the
game for Vallejo and played a good
game making some hard old time
tackles. Castignette, as usual, was cool
and did some pretty long passing.
crowd Of several thousand people
witnessed the game, and each team
had its section Of rooters.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
YIN. c. A. toLaunch Into
Winter Athletics

The Young Mems Christian associa-
ton has decided to start activities in
all branches of athletics at once, and
with a view of getting matters started
a meeting of the physical department
will be held tomorrow night. Last week
committees were appointed to report
on athletics, handball swimming
basket ball and gymnastics and the
physical department will act on the
suggestions of these committees at to-
morrow nights meeting. The basket
ball and handball will be got under
way first and tournaments will be ar
ranged. The Young Mems Christian
association will not hold any inter-
association basket ball games this year,
but will enter teams in the Pacific Ath-
letic association championship taurna-
ment, which is to start next month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
CaddieS to Play Golf at
Christmas
TSpeoial Dispatch 10 The Call

BURLINGAAIE, Dec. 1L-Society is
keenly interested in the Christmas golf
tournament. which viii be given for
the caddies Of the Burlingame club on
the local links Monday. December IS.
Several members Of the Hillsborough
and Burlingame set have donated prizes
for the tournament among the donors
being William II. Crocker. George A
Pope Miss Jennie CrOcker. George
Armsby. Captain A II. Payson, Walter
=. Hobart. G. Templeton Crocker, Henry
T. scott and George A Newhall
Among the little carriers of clubs
who VIII participate in the contests are
Frank Bettencourt, Ray Flynn, Philip
Gfttings, oscar Hansen. Clarence Krug,
Walter Krug. Edward Paulson, Arthur
Riordan, William Sheehan and Arthur
Young.
Arthur Young and Edward Paulson
carried off first honors at the two pre-
Vious tournaments.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
MARKsMEN CHoosE oFFICERs

The Bay Counties club OF the United
States revolver association held a
meeting Friday evening and elected the
following officers: President. @. W. Lin
der; vice president, DIR. Dudley Smith.
secretary treasurer, r W. Jones: di-
rectors. Joe r. Trego and H. A. Harris.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Johnny Coulon to Meet
frankie Con1ey

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 11.-Johnny
coulon. claimant of the bantam weight
championship of the world, today
signed articles for fight with frankie
Conley before the West Side athletic
ley is expected to sign in Chicago to-
morrow. The articles call for 20
round bout, both men to weigh in three
and half hours before the fight
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
WINGED VS. ARE TRIMMED BY CENTURY FOOTBALLER
VALLEJO ELEVEN LOSES
FIRST GAME OF CAREER
Oakland Players Excel in Kicking and the
Handling of Punts, Scoring IS

The best American football that has been played this
Oakland The practically for the local championship the
northern California The club
VS. Vallejo holders last years
championship
they they The
rivals and occasions last they bated
long
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Motorcyelist Smashes
Worlds Record

SANTA ANA. Dec. I'm ]. Graves
in the motorcycle races here today
clipped 11-5 seconds off the worlds
dirt track record for mile. making
II IN 80 2-5 seconds There was bad
mlxup In the second lap of the five
mile race between Graves and Bake.
Both riders were thrown and the rider
less machines struck two small boys,
seriously injuring one The riders were
were unhurt. but their motorcycles
were badly damaged.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Stanford to Have New
Training House
[Seeeial Disealeh 70 The Call

As soon as sufficient funds can be Sc
cured to put up a building to cost about
IS 900 a new training house is TO be
built for the benefit Of the men who are
out for football This building viii be
built at the eastern end of the turf
field and will contain much more room
and more adequate accommodations
than the present training quarters. In
addition, it is planned TO put large
swimming tank in it, Plans for a new
turf field which is to serve as an aux
iliary field are also being considered.
Here second team contests and practice
matches can be played when the other
field is ia use.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Baseball Week Begins
In New York
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

NEW YORK, Dec. 11.-This. will be
baseball week in New York Within
the next four days club owners of the
three leagues-two OF them mator-will
meet here in annual convention, elect
officers, discuss amendments to the
rules and make out plans for 1911.
Two leagues-the National and East
ern-wlll elect presidents. In the
American Ban" johnson sfiII bas 10
years TO serve of a 90 year term at
$4,000 year. Thus far there has been
little talk of opposition to Tim"
Lynch. president of the National.
The National will meet Tuesday and
the American Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

The best field of two year olds that
has started this season at E,meryville
will line up at the barrier today in
the third race Jim Basey. J. Schreib-
er's crack two year old, is given the
post of honor. He is asked to carry
11S pounds, which is some burden for
a yOungster. However. he has. handled
115 and beaten Edmond Adams and
some other fleet ones. Pay Streak. the
Kenilworth youngster, which has not
met with defeat thus far in the meet
ing, and the winner of three races. is
in the field with los pounds. There
are dozen starters carded to go to
the barrier.
The main attraction at Emeryville
this week will be the Oakland handi-
cap TO be run next Saturday. The
event is at six furlOngs for two year
olds and upward. and there are 66 eligi-
bles, among them some Of the best per-
formers at the track
The list includes Bubbling Water.
Pluvious. Arasee. SpellbOund. Sea Cliff.
Jim Basey, Rosslare, Rocky O'Brfen.
Coppertown and Duke of Ormonde- The
weights will be announced Wednesday.
The Firenzi handicap at a mile and
a sixteenth for all ages will also be
run Saturday.
The Rosinante handicap at five and
a half furIongs is announced for to-
morrow. Wednesdays attraction will
be the Libertine handicap at a mile.
The Kenilworth handicap for two year
olds at six fUrlongs is carded for
Thursday.
Harry Payne Whitney's racers won
S69,795 on the English turf last season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

After young man succeeds in
printing one kiss on the lips Of a pretty
girl he isn't satisfied until he runs off
a large edition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

When q woman doesn't look good in
e stylish hat she always says it is be-
cause her hair isn't fixed up right.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

Ihe girl who says she wouldn't marry
the best man living is, lucky II she
doesn't eventually capture one of the
worst.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

A Kentuckian who speaks from ex-
perience says it is just as easy to get
hilarious on water as it is on land.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

Some pedagogues attempt to teach
the young idea how to shoot with an
unloaded gun.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12

A mans idea of economizing is to
have his wife make over her old hat.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
Shilling PREMIER
JOCKEY OF week
Crack Saddle Pilot Boots In
Nine of His Mounts 10
Victory
By JOE MURPHY

Carroll Shilling carried ef the riding
honors during the week at Emeryvilis,
the clever rider landing nine winners
during the six days OF racing. Garner
was his nearest rival, being first past
the wire seven times. Kirschbaum was
in good form, being third with four
winners.
While Garner was not the leading
rider of the week. his work In the
saddle was exceptionally brilliant. par
ticularIy on long priced horses. He
managed to bring home number OF
mounts which were not considered as
likely winners.
On the other hand. he had poor luck
with favorites. He was beaten on three
odds on choices. but these horess
seemed TO be lacking in speed.
Shilling's riding has been OF the
brilliant order since his arrival at the
transbay track. The premier saddle
artist seems to be in a class by him.
self when it comes to getting a horse
away from the post. His alertness at
the barrier and his ability To put W.
a strong finish makes him a jockey
without a peer among the present day
riders
Following are the winning mounts
Of the riders during the last week OF
racing.
The San Francisco call., 1910-12-12
IPTAIN RURNETT- SEEKER-]


Apprentice allowance.