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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
BARRY FINISHES
SMITH IN NINTH
Right Hand Uppercuf to the Jaw
Puts the GunbOaf Down
and Out

Gunboat Smiths short but sensa-
tional ring career was rudely nicked
last night in Oakland in the ninth
round by big Jim Barry of Chica go.
Barry caught the Gunboat with right
hand uppercut the latter rushed at
him. Smith measured his full length
on the floor and Barry fell over him, SO
hard was the blow delivered. Barry was
up in jig time. but Smith quickly de-
cided to remain on the mat and be
counted out by Referee Eddie Smith.
Some say he was knocked stiff, while
others believe he stalled.
It was a fast mill from the outset
and Barry took no chances. AS great
things were expected of him, the Chi
90 heavy weight appeared to be a bit
nervous in the earlier rounds. lie
showed his gameness by taking many
a straight left and right cross to the
jaw, which did not bother him in the
least. The Gunboat was fast on his
feet, dancing around his opponent like
a wee lass whirls around May pole.
All the time Barry appeared to be
waiting for one haymaker. and he saw
his chance in the ninth He had, rushed
Gunboat started to come out. He left
his chin unguarded for just a second
but it gave the shifty Chicago bruiser
the desired opportunity. He brought
up terrific right uppercut flush on the
point. Down went Smith and down
went Barry on top of him. a la Johnson
and ketchel. Barry regained his feet
quickly and set himself, anticipa ting
the comeback of his man
But this was not necessary. The Gun
boat turned over again and the referee
kept on counting. Some of them yelled
for Smith to get up and fight, while
others only shook their heads and said
He's gone. Just as he was being
counted out a policeman stepped into
the ring, and then everybody went
hoine. Smith was quickly revived by
his seconds.
The other fights resulted as follows:
Johnny O'keefe got six round decision
over Kid George, Joe Leahy and
frankie Harris fought six round
draw. Chuck Larson knocked out Frank
Murphy in the third, and Kid Rowe and
Kid -F'renchie fought four round draw
The fights too place at Piedmont paw
lion. under the auspices of the Oakland
Wheelmen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Lick Sophs Wi in the
Interc1ass Meet

The semiannual interclass field day
of the California School of Mechanical
Arts was held yesterday afternoon on
the stadium track before a good sized
crowd of enthusiastic students. The
sophomore class carried off the honors
through the good work of Holman
in the field events and Dunshee and
Lenzen. The events resulted as fol-
lows
80 yard dash--won by Tocker 10: second.
Maynard y; third. wallhsch H. Time, :o5 40.
Tooker 10; third. Holingberry II. Time.
10 40
Tooker 10; third Randall IL Time %.
$40 yard dash-Won by Lenzen 'l2: second
Smith u; third. Randall II Time, SO So
Henderson II; third. Hall '13. Time. 2:Is 2-5.
Mile run-won by Wallace ~; second Marco
10; third. GiIlland 10. Time. 5:o6
ond, Holman 10; third, Hollingberry II. Time,
ond. Holman II; third, Hollingberry IL Time.
Field events:
Pole vsut-won by Dunshee IL: second. HuIsc
u: third Chapman II. Height feet.
Broad jump-Won by Corker TO- second Hol-
lingberry II; third, Beetz u. Distance 10 feet
inch.
between Rogers I3 HoIlingberry il and Dun m
shee 'l2 Height. feet inches.
shotput-Won by Holman u: second. Sexton
inches, Inc s.'''' Ni'' "'iu - instance 40 feet
Hammer throw-won by Haffn 10: second.
Holman -; third. Lenzen Il. Distance 10
n lRelay-wpn by 1912: second, 1911; third.
score--sophomores So juniors SO 2-s. seniors
20. freshmen - I-:}.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SAN JOSE WINS
FROM SANTA CLARA
College Pitcher Wild and Is Hit
Hard by State League
Team
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

SANTA CLARA, March 9.-Hartman,
pitcher. tried out by Coach Kelly
against the San Jose state leaguers in
a practice game this afternoon. put
Santa Clara on the short end of the
Z to score. Hartman lost his nerve
before the San Jose onslaught and was
wild as a March hare.
The Garden City boys lit on him
with a vengeance, hammering his
shoots for nine hits. Willis tried out
a trio of slab artists, Logan, McGregor
and Yates, in turn. Logan twirled for
three rounds, and was the only mound
er that displayed any form in the San
Jose line UP. McGregor Jared little
better than Hartman and was bumped
all over the field. Alligaert and Agnew
are being saved by Kelly for the SEN
ators at Sacramento Friday and the
Olympic club nine in San Francisco Sat
urday.
Tomorrow afternoon the Santa
Clarans< will line up against the Sacred
Heart aggregation on the st. lgnatlus
grounds in San Francisco at 2:5O.
Thornton, the big first sacker, VINO
also shows class on the hill. will pitch
for the locals.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
STANFORD WOMEN
TO MEET U.P.FIVf
Fast Girls Basket Ball Teams
Will Clash at PafO Alto
This Afternoon

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March p
The first match game of the season
for the women's basket ball team is
to be played tomorrow afternoon. when
the Stanford team will meet the team
from the University of the Pacific. This
is the only game to be played before
the match with the University of Cali
fornia, which will be decided in Berke-
ley next Saturday morning.
The teams will line up Thursday as
follows:
University of the Pacif1c-Forwards.
Misses Kago. Kuykenhau Chatheld; =;
centers, Misses Kahl, Minson. Holder
ness; guards, Misses Baugh. Griffin and
Nesbitt
acknowledgements. Misses Haigg.
Yoch. Bland; centers, Misses Whelan.
Alderton, Overman; guards, Misses
Woodhead, Piggott and Hayward
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Dog Fanciers Form an
Independent Society

A new organization known as the
National Dog. Breeders Association of
San Francisco was formed last evening
at meeting of prominent dog fanciers
The purpose of the association is to
foster the breeding and development of
high grade dogs Its membership will
be limited. About 40 fanciers have al
ready signed the roll. The new body
will not be affiliated with any kennel
club, not even the American kennel
club, the organization which directs the
affairs of all the prominent dog clubs
throughout the country. In other
words. the National Dog Breeders as
sociation of San Francisco will be an
independent order in every sense of the
word, but it will not work in oppo-
sition to the San Francisco kennel club
or the American kennel club
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Four Round Fighters
Pronounced Fit

The boxers who are to appear at
the Dolores clubs show tomorrow even
ing were examined by Doctor Hill last
night and pronounced physically ht-
Interest centers in the main event, in
which George KirkwOOd and Johnny
Roche are to battle for feather weight
honors. Roche. a local product. bested
Jimmy Melville less than week ago.
Pat Cornyn. the hard hitting welter.
is scheduled to meet his Oldtime rival.
Billy Uulrich, at 145 pounds in the
special event. Cornyn and Clrich
have fought three times in the no
decision bouts
Eddie Madison will tackle Joe Leahy.
while Frank Edwards clashes with
Walter Scott at the feather weight
limit.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Sacred Heart Swamps
Polytechnic Nine

The Sacred Heart college basebal II
nine smothered the lads from the Poly
technic high school i TO , yesterday
afternoon in the first league game of
the season at the Ocean Shore grounds.
Gin was pounded pretty much all over
the field and the scorer had consider
able difficulty in keeping track of the
Narious plays. OHair had his oppo-
nents guessing during the entire time
ne WAS in the box. and Byrnes. who
relieved him, also held the black and
red players well in hand
The eighth inning was a disastrous
one for the high school boys, their op-
ponents scoring eight runs
The teams lined up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
CogSwell Juniors Win
Swimming Meet

The Junior class of the CogswelI
Polytechnic college carried off the first
honors of the fnterclass swimming meet
at the Lurline baths yesterday after
noon through the clever work OF Gil
bert, the captain. who took three first
places. The sophomore class was sec
ond. with Salfield as its star
The results were as follows:
so yard dash--Won by Gilbert II. Saylor 10
second. HeIbngs II third. Time :s53
22O yard dash-WoD by Gilbert IL Deutch
- second r. Morgan u third. Time. 3-32 A.
100 yard dash Won by Gilbert II. Dentch 10
second Saylor 10 third. Time. l:i7 Is.
$50 yards-won by Sslhed u. Beck IS sec
ond. Mayo II third. Time. 1925.
SO yards-WoD by Saiheld IL. Mayo II sec
ond. Morgan II third Time, 7:24 As.
The relay was won by the 1912 team.
consisting of Bowley, Drews, Andrews,
Deutch, Salf1eld and Downie.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Three Games Carded in
P. A. A. Tourney

Three games will be played in the
P. A A basket ball tournament this
evening at the Pastime athletic club.
AT o'clock the Mercurys will play
the Comets of the local Young Men S
Christian association at 10 pounds.
At o'clock the Columbia Park boys
club. 120-pound team winners of last
years championship. will meet the
Orioles, while at 10 the Olympic club
will close the evenings program with
a game against the Young Mems
Christian association army team at $50
pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Jeff MAKES READY
FOR REAL TRAINING
Big Fellow to Pitch Tent at Rowarden-
nan Within the Next Three Weeks
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

carefully by
Rowardennan the
OF the Cruz mountains Already plans
which the big fellow will
punching and other routine work Most of his
png will the job when Jeff while
the Others willie n relays he them
MOUNTAINS OUT
Sam Berger manager undeead perfected
the yesterday
pitch fellows training Rowardennan 1t was
but fellow the decided
tsins fered b. the seashore
modern be
maker Then there will be efries
buildings will distance
Will be
ready for he April l.
CRACK WRESTLERS ENGAGED
Armstrong
mates already Angeles and will lead the advance guard the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

raining camp. Berger wired Farmer
Burns Frank Gotch and Doctor RoIler'
the wrestIers. yesterday. instructlnS 3
them TO be on hand by the first OF April
Jim Corbett viii not put in an appear
ance till the first Of June
Jenries intends to DO plenty OF work
with Gotch. Burns and Roller. lie has
discovered that this form of exercise IS
or ereat benefit TO him and he will do
more of II probably than any other
fighter who ever trained for an i'm
po~taut ring contest. With three Of the
best I'm The business to work with he
.eurcs To set plenty of this valuable
exercise.
Although Jeff is TO have one Of the
tl-rst Gylnnasiums ever fitted up FOR
sr Fighter. ne plans TO spend most OF
.ss slime in the mountains He could
not pick out better location than the
santa Cruz mountains. for there he
viH Joe right in his element and he
V-iiI have thf adTautagc of mountain
,t-.nbiug. ocean bathing and ali sorts
.f fishing and hunting
ft,R&ER ~ CHARGE
Berger. oC course. VIII have complete
charge OF the training camp, and he
,yiG a-campsnv Jefries 70 the place
..I remain right with him Till he is
l edy 10 clima into the ring with John
SON at rmcrykille an July I. Berger
VIII also t2ke his regular turn at box
:r- with the big fellow. lie has been
doing tlis for more than a year and
knows his style better than the others.
"Jenrics VIII be better trained than
any man who ever entered the ring.
said Berger last night. He viii have
jhe adranta ge Of an ideal location and
The best training mates and sparring &
partners vllat money can buy. Roger
Cornell. Jhe old time Olympic club
trainer and n corps of assistants will
sec that all the details of the camp are
complete.
As everybody knows. Jefries is
early ready for battle right now, but
lie viii be 200 per cent better by July
g. once he settles down at his camp
he win remain there till the day of the
battle. There viii be nothing TO worry
or bother him. Just wait till ne faces
Johnson in the ring. He viii surprise
even his most intimate friends"
According to reports. Jeffries left Los
Angeles yesterday afternoon for a three
weeks hunting trip in the mountains
back Of Bakersfield. He is accompanied
BY r party of friends and he figures
that this rough outing viii do a whole
lot toward putting him into condition.
Immediately upon his return he will
pack UP and make for the Santa Cruz
mountain
Just when Johnson intends to enter
into his training stunts is not known.
but the chances are that he win lay off
on his theatrical enga gements now that
Jenries has made up his mind to start
the ball rolling. Unless he changes his
mind the black champion will do his
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Phoenix Nine Defeats
University Team

OAKLAND March 9-The Phoenix
nine of St Mary's college defeated the
University of California team at base
bah this afternoon by score of 10
TO 4. The game was played at the old
state league grounds. Harry VOTERS
was umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ST. ANTHONY WINS
. THE CHAMPIONSHIP
Defeats ST. Peters Basket Ball
Team i'm Catholic Schools
Athletic League

The ST Anthony's basket ball team
of East Oakland won the championship
of the Catholic Schools athletic league
yesterday afternoon by defeating the
ST. Peters aggregation at Siaplamat
hall by a score of SO to 34-
The game was one OF the most
keenly contested of the series. and was
characterized by hard playing on the
part of both teams.
The ST. Peters players gained
slight lead in the first part, but the ~.
Anthony's lads OverCame this and
forged two points ahead
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Irish Americans Plan
For Field Day

An enthusiastic meeting of the
Irish-American athletic club was held
Tuesday evening at the club rooms,
.1O1 Church street James J. Barry,
William Minahan, Thomas P. O'Dowd
and Thomas Mcmahon were appointed
committee to secure grounds for the
clubs semiannual field day and games,
which will be held on May s.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ALAMEDA soPHs WIZ

ALAMEDA, March 9.-The sopho-
noores of the Alameda high school won
the field day yesterday and were
awarded the silver trophy cup offered
by the faculty OF the school. The win
ners scored 35% points. The seniors
scored % points. the juniors 21 and the
freshmen 1872 points.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
CLuBMEN TO MEET STANFORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March g.
The local boxers and wrestlers have
received assurance from San Francisco
that the most expert of the Olympic
clubs boxers and wrestlers will appear
in the Stanford gymnasium tomorrow
evening to try conclusions with the
local athletes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
LOCALS TIED IN
REVOLVER SHOOT
Golden Gate Team Even With
Springfield Pending the
Decision of Ties

SPRINGFIELD, Mass. March 9.-The
last match in the regular schedule of
the Indoor revolver league has been
shot. and pending the decision of ties
and final verification Of scores the 10
leaders stand as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
AGAIN HOPPE DOES Ir

CHICAGO, March 9.-Willie Hoppe
defeated Ora Morningstar tonight in
the third block of 2.400 points OF the
1871 match, 400 to II. Hoppe made a
runaway matter of tonight's pIav tax
ing but IA innings to finish.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

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;ses In abandon his mining interests In Neoraska
to helm the New York Highlanders to win the
American league pennant
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

training at the Ocean beach, where he
prepared for his fight with Ketchel.
Promoter Jim Griffin thinks it will
be a good idea to put on a big fight
in this city two days before the Jeff
ries-Johnson mill. and with this idea in
view he wired Stanley Ketchel an offer
to meet Sam Langford Ketchel is due
to box Frank Klaus six rounds in
Pittsburg tonight and it is barely pos
Sible that he viii accept Griffin's offer.
Griffin figures that there there will be
thousands OF sports from all parts of
the country here two days before the
big fight, and that he can very hand
liz pull off another one that will draw
out an immense crowd If Ketchel
does not accept his offer, Griffin will
endeavor to secure Papkc or Al Kauf-
man as an opponent for the Boston
black.
Cyclone Johnny Thompson is hot on
the trail of Lew Powell When Thomp-
son and his manager. Charley Cleaver.
learned that Powell had posted $1,000
as forfeit to meet any lightweight in
the business. they Immediately covered
the money and started after the local
lad Powell. however. has not shown
disposition to accept Thompsons Of
fer
thompson is one or the most Willing
fighters who ever appeared in any ring.
He viii fight any man in his weight,
yet he fiends ii extremely difficult to
get match for himself. He is desirous
Of getting on with Powell this month
AT the lightweight limit, and ii is un-
derstOod that Louis Blot will promote
the match If Powell says the word.
Jack Perkins viii leave on the first
of the month for New York with his
protege. frankie Burns. the clever lit
tie Oakland lightweight. who finds it
impossible TO get on with any of the
boys in his class here. Burns has been
promised a match with Johnny Mario
in New York some time during the
middle of April He should make a
big hit in Gotham.
Perkins tried to pit his man against
One Round Hogan. the highly touted
local short distance performer. but Ho-
gan and the man who handles him
shied like a couple of flighty steeds.
Burns IS one of the classiest lads who
has made his appearance in some time,
and if he gets away to a good start in
New York he will be heard from very
shortly.
n
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Want Dawson as Referee

CHICAGO, March 9-Members of the
Chicago athletic association are circu-
lating a petition to have George Daw-
son, boxing instructor at the club. and
one of the best lightweight fighters of
his day. referee the championship bat
tie between James }. Jeffries and Jack
Johnson a Emeryville, Cal, on July A.
Many wealthy men of Chicago have
signed the petition.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Inc Great Western harness circuit now rivals
The Grand circuit in prominence. The sun IF
s49i-vo0 VIII be distributed To harness horses
tne coming season on the Western circuit
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

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circulation Of the uric
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its head, and by re-
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

training at the Ocean beach, where h
prepared for his fight with Ketchel.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ELTONDALE-MR, BISHOp
BLACKFORD-THISTLE BELLE-DAREINGTON

0Ids and upward:
Remarks
The class IL ready.
Seems to be at her best.
Might run his real race.
Wonder on his last race.
Might do well here.
Must be considered.
shown little.
No line.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By e. w. CLARKE

KID NORTH-PRIDE OF LISMORE-ELEANOR
3 and
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
OK WRESTLERS ENGAGED

tron big black who of Jefs training
adv Angeles and will lead the advance guard the
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

cam lined up as follows:
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-10-13
MONDAY WAS COUN.
TY Court DAY
And an Unusually Large Crowd
IN Town, Both Buying and
Selling Stock

Last Monday dawned clear
and bright and brought an unu-
sual crowd to town for the time
of year.
On the streets could be seen
crowds buying, selling and trad
ing mules aud horses. On Main
street just in front of the Court
House a doctor selling headache
medIine was. alternately enter
tanning a large crowd with an
entertainment and selling his
medicine. He had the crowd
and sold the medicine.
But little was done in County
Court before Judge Henderson
save the attention. given some
roads and bridges,
Mayor C f. Weldon qualified
as administrator of the late JEFF
Craigbcad estate
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-10-13
Meat Prices Here And Abroad

How the price of commodities
is affected by protection as com
pared with free trade is shown
by the price Of meat in Germany
and England. In Germany the
Agrarians land owners- by
means of a highly protective
tariff and all sorts Of restrictions
upon imports of meat, have so
increased the price as to make il
prohibitive for the poorer class
es.
In England the price of meat
and cattle. upon which there are
no import duties, has varied bat
slightly during the past three
years. The London Economist.
which publishes a monthly index
number Of the price commodities
in its September issue gives the
index number for meat on Sept
ember LIST as 143; the index num-
Der for May l. 1907 is also given
as l43. so that the price is the
same today as it was three years
Great Britain imports cattle
and meat from the United
States, the Argentine Republic,
Denmark. Holland, France,
Canada. Australia. and New
Zealand, and the price is fixed in
this free trade market according
to the law supply and demand.
As the price has been stable in
the English market for three
years it is fair to assume that
the supply has been ample;
for if there had been a shortage
competition would certainly have
advanced prices.
In the United States, as in
Germany, with our protective
tariff the price of meat has adj
vanced and will remain high UNI
til we let down our tariff pro
lection bars and allow COMPETE
ton as England does.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1910-10-13
HON. MO. W. BLUE NOMINATED

After the adjournment of
Court at noon completing the
business for the term. The
Democratic Comfy Committee
met and presided over by Hon
Marion F. Pogue the County
Chairman, nominated by ac-
clamation. Hon. Jno. w. Blue
for County Judge.
Mr.. Blue is one of the best
qualified men for the position
perhaps in the congressional dis
trict and if elected the people
will have a man well qualified to
grace the Circuit Court bench
for their County Judge. Mr..
Blues qualifications will never be
questioned, for what ever Office
he may offer, neither his record
as an eminent lawyer or his
character as a clean spotless
Christian gentleman.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Orme
spent a few days in st. Louis
last week.
Don't forget to call on Mrs.
Lottie Tinsley for Coat Suits.
They are nice and the latest.
Go to Mrs. Lottie Tinsley for
your Millinery goods. Her line
is large and compile in every de-
tail.