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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
GAlVESCA SURPRISES
BY WINNING FEATURE
Victory of Kinda in Baby Race Furnishes
A Win for the Talent
By E. w. CLARKE

the decision of
calculations OF the wise brigade
splenddly Canada took the measure of
year odds of L. Hiackc making
his initial
mile sixteenth event
the first time in her
The youngsters work had
Old Rapid Water who scored Satur-
day of the day brackets
Daddy
demand and Gilbert Rose was
BedwelShng combination What chances
his running uongs
before the the head of
gilmg finish and the
scored by d H. a show.
BUNCH SENT on RAPID WATER
bunch in Rapid Water for
attendance and
length Gnnadeane closed stouty
intot I'd position
furlOng dash and the field
douy notable Kinda The
saIi from off flying and
the stretch Kinda wide
caught the leader at the
Pes Acoua out Tor the first
iickO off his field in the stretch
MACKENZIE FAF0RTTE AT LAST SCORES
Rod Mackenzie the post for the fifth
the French Cook and
considerable backing French Cook made all the and
while 5ucAthon RIDDEN "ash
had nothing left when called on for his
In stretch He finished third.
Elizabeth choice the event
speed Myes OConnel and Lewiston provided
Carks by won D.!
lengths Lewiston second head in of Lady Elizabeth
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
BIG COLLEGES TO
CLASH ON COURTS
ST. Wary's and Santa Clara to
Meet for the First Time
at Basket Ball

The first game in the basket ball
series between Santa Clara and st.
Mary's will come off in st. Marys gym
nasium Saturday afternoon at 5 o'clock.
The series, which starts Saturday, will
be the first basket ball contest in which
st. Mary's and Santa Clara have ever
opposed each other
Each of the Catholic colleges is
backed by numerous and enthusiastic
alumni association. and the interest
manifested in the basket ball series by
the graduates of the two institutions
is already keen.
The associated students of St Mary
college held a meeting yesterday after
noon to arrange the details of Satur-
days intercollegiate contest. Francis
Clinton was elected yell leader for the
occasion, with the option of selecting
his own assistants.
DopeSters are considerably at sea re-
garding the relative merits of the two
varsity basket ball teams. The ives
of both the colleges played the Ponies.
and both We're defeated by small
margin.
James M. Smith, president of the ath-
Ietic association at st. Mary's, is chair
man of the reception committee that
will tender the courtesies of the occa :
sion to the visiting collegians.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Sunday School Basket
Ball Schedule Fixed

The results of the Sunday school ath-
were played at the Mission young mems
Christian association, were as follows:
Trinity Episcopal. 40 pound team de-
feated Sunset Congregational, SO TO s.:
Calvary Presbyterian, 10 pounds, de-
feated Trinity Presbyterian, 40 to d;
Lebanon Presbyterian, 125 pounds, de-
feated Trinity Presbyterian. AZ to 90;
the Grace Methodist girls forfeited to
the Lebanon Presbyterian; the unlim-
tied Central Methodists defeated Leban-
on Presbyterian, As to so.
The revised schedule for the next
two weeks is as follows:
February Is. p. M. 10 h., Westminster VS..
Grace. NJ. f.; p. IN. girls, First Christian vs..
1 TRINITY rrespyterian; p M. unimi.ed' trinity
limited, Wesley NJ. F. First English l.uth-
Gran.
February 10. IL a m, 40 h.. Calvary Presby.
terrain VS.. Sunset Congregational; . p: M, 10
lib, Trinity Presbyterian Trinity Episcopal;
p. M, 10 lb. Park Congregational VS.. Wesley
NJ. E.; y. M, 125 h.. ST. James V. st. Steph-
ems; p M. girls, First United Presbyterian
vs.. Hamilton NJ. E.; 10 p. M, unlimited, FIRST
United Presbyterian VS. Trinity Episcopal
February %. Z p. M, 10 H., St Stephen vs.
Grace NJ. f.; D. M. 12o h.. Calvary Iresby.
terrain VS.. Central NJ. E.: p. M. girls, Central
Central NJ. +. VS.. st. Stephens Episcopal.
February 26. II a M, 40 lb.. Calvary Presby-
terrain VS.. Trinity Episcopal; p. M. ITO h..
Trinity presbyterian Sunset congregational
p m, l25 h., Grace NJ. +. vs.. Trinity Pres
byterian; p. m. 125 h., Hamilton NJ F. VS.
Howard Presbyterian; p. M. girls, Grace NJ: e..
vs.. Westminster: 10 p M. unlimited, Hamilton
NJ. &. VS. Trinity Presbyterian.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
PENINSULA LEAGUE
ADOPTS SCHEDULE
HIGH Schools South or San
Francisco Arrange for the
Spring Athletics
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PALO ALTO. Feb. 1.-THE peninsula
league. which has as it's members ali
of the high schools between San Fran
cisco and Los Gatos. has arranged it's
spring schedule for athletic contests.
The following dates for baseball have
been arranged:
March 12-PaIo Alto v. Redwood, st. Mat
thews VS.. San NTateO; Mountain View vs. Camp
bell
March 10-Palo Alto VS. St Matthews; Red
wood -. San MateO Mountain View vs. san
Jose.
March 26-PaIo Alto vs. San Nsteo: St Mat
thew's IS. Mountain View; Campbell vs. san
Jose.
April 2-PaIo Alto vs.. Campbell; Redwood "
ST. Matthew'S: san MateO Mountain View
April 9-PaiO Alto san lose: REDWOOD
vs. Campbell; San MsteO san lose.
April l6-PalO Alto Mountain View: -
Matthews vs.. Campbell; Redwood vs.. Mountain
View.
April 2S-Ssn Mateo vs. Campbell; Redwood
The girls basket ball schedule for
the following teams was made out;
March 12-Campbeli santa Clara; Noun
tain View VS.. San Jose.
March 19-Campben san Jose; santa Clara
San Jose.
March 26-CampbeII vs.. Mountain View Santa
Clara san Jose.
The tennis tOurnam ent is TO be held
in San Jose on May :, beginning
a. IN. The schools TO be represented
Will be San Jose. Santa Clara, San Ma
teO, st. Matthew's and PaIO Alto
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
BERKELEY BEGINS
Tennis TOURNEY
viii Determine Defenders of
Blue and Gold Against the
Cardinal Players

BERKELEY. Feb. 1i.-Tennis enthu-
siasts of the campus have begun both
singles and doubles tournament TO pick
the singles player and doubles team
which will play in the intercollegiate
matches against Stanford this year.
Melville and Herbert Long have been
allowed by the committee in charge to
both in the singles and doubles, and
the present tournament will determine
the singles player who is to be the
third member of the trio in the singles
against the Cardinal and for the
doubles team which with the Long
brothers will compose the California
doubles team.
The drawings and preliminary play
have resulted as follows:
Preliminary round upper half-Sayege won
PLAYED: Berry won j. Kerr, 6-3, 60;
Briggs VS.. Myers. not played Elkus won over
Lower haIf-Waldeck vs.. Moulton, not played;
Beckett won NJ. Kerr, 60. Go; Whelan
wofsohn, not played: Russel VS. Frees, not
played byes, Stringham, Powell, Shields and
Mills.
The following matches are scheduled
for the second round:
RAIDER VS.. Savage, Berry vs.. winner of Haas
WE'LL match: Elkus winner of Briggs Myers
match; Beckett VS.. winner of Waldeck Moulton
match; winners of Whelan-W olfsohn and Russell
Frees ma tches.
Third round-Winner of RogerS-haneko match
PLAYS winner of Rader-Sayage match.
Doubles matches have been drawn as
follows:
Moulton- Briggs vs.. Elkus Clinch Berry Beck
EFT vs. Whelan- Shields: Gerr brothers VS. RAIDER
Little: Torrey-AIyers vs. Frees-Powen Rogers
Savage and Waldeck- Stringham drew byes
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
West Pointers Plan to
Wallop Navy

WEST POINT. Feb. Tin the inter-
walls of working out desirable changes
in football rules, Lieutenant II. M.
Nelly and other men at West Point
responsible for army football have been
devoting a lot Of time to planning
for the compaign of 1910. Their sole
object as in the last two years, will be
q victory over the navy.
There is a regular board of football
strategy at the military academy, with
Lieutenant Nelly as its chief. Pullen,
captain of last years team, will prob
ably return in the fall as q graduate
coach.
The coaches declare themselves very
much impressed with the members of
the entering class last year. No class
for years. they say, has contained SO
much football material of promise and
they believe that the next team will
be composed largely of names now on
the football roll of honor
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
TRACK GOSSIP

Manager George Berry Of Napa stock fsrm
greatly pleased when Kinda. sister of Or.
Lego, her first yesterday. Il would
rather have won that race than the futurity "
he remarked after the fly had gone to the
stable. The victory confirmed Berry's Judgment
Of the value of PuTyear ID a sire. The old
horse had been a failure when Berry sold him
for 800 Then Sevens dropped colt by him
that proved wonder 1t WAS DR.. Lego, who
won the Burns handicap and among other fests
won two derbes and two other races within 10
days. An effort made to repurohaSe Puryear
H. but the owner wanted $4,000 for him. Berry
waited five years and finally bought him for
81 500 The first of his second crop of colts arc
at the track. Three have started and all
three-Rinda. Adrian and KoCmak-are winners.
Berry said that when ne saw Kinda hook -"
Salad in the stretch he knew that her number
would he hung out, because she would hang on
and finish like her famous brother
Dr. E. L. Forester of Fresno will ship Sir
Irenus. year old by Kismet out of Bonita \,
to Emeryville for racing:
Jockey ]. Rsnsch who won great honors
abroad and is spending his vacation in Califcr-
mia, was at the track YESTERDAY
W. $. Rogers claimed Aks-Ar-Ben out of the
fifth race for $500.
In order to make the stake events TO be run
at Latonia attractive the stake features
will be increased. The Derby, which has been
the feature race of the LatOnia spring meeting
for many years, will be increased from $500
to 81 600.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Referee and umpire Ray Daugherty.
lem Driscoll Soon Has
Hayes Bested

LONDON. Feb. I4.--Jem Driscoll to-
night defeated Seaman Hayes Tor the
feather weight championship of Eng
land and a purse of $4,000 before the
National sporting club.
Driscoll soon had Hayes at his mercy
and the referee stopped the contest in
the sixth round to avoid a useless
knockout
The twenty round bout between Dig :
ger Stanley, the bantam champion or
England. and young Pierce, an Amerl-
can negro, ended in draw.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
WILLIs-BURNS GO
SHOULD BE LIVELY
Winner Will Challenge Beggar
Sam LangfOrd After Bout at
WheeImen'S Club

Ad Wolgast, challenger of Battling
Nelson for the lightweight champion
ship of the world, will be chief second
in the corner of his faithful sparring
partner. Hobo" Dougherty. when the
latter tangles up with Abe Label for
six rounds before the Oakland wheel
mems club next Thursday night
Label thinks the battle will termi
nate with Dougherty hitting the canvas
with an awful thud before half of the
rounds have passed: and his friends
are prepared to back up this opinion
with generous wads of mazuma.
Jack Burns and Joe Willis. who are
slated to provide cle main event of the
evening. are finishing a hard course of
training. Burns. who is training over
at Crolls gardens has been entertain
ing a couple of hundred Oakland fans
every day. while scarcely less than
that number visit Willis headquarters
at Al Whites camp in Freeman park.
Both of these men are more than
usually anxious to win, as the victor
will probably be given a chance TO
show the San Francisco fans what
he can do next month. Each has sig
nified his Willingness to tangle up with
Sam Langford.
Besides these two bouts the wheel
men have provided three other six
round contests. Ray Baughman of Pet
aluma will tackle Kid Barnes of Los
Angeles; Young Attell will go half a
dozen periods with Jack Ryan and
Harry Miller will try conclusions with
Paul Moore.
Eddie Smith, who will referee all OF
the bouts. says he will start tn curtain
raiser promptly at Sis o'clock. just
after the arrival of the first Key Route
special. which leaves the ferry build
ing at 7:20 in the evening. \ large
crowd is expected at Piedmont pavilion.
where the bouts Will be held.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Jockey Taplin's Mothel
Asks Guardianship

FRESNO. Feb. 14-Mrs. Annie Tap
lin was this morning appointed by
Judge Austin of the superior court as
guardian of Eddie Taplin, the noted
Jockey, now riding at Emeryvllie,
whose home is in this city.
1t was stated by Mrs. Taplin In her
application that her son is minor
bond of $1,000 was required by the
court and this was furnished by sure
ty company.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
MANY BoMLING ENrRIEs

DETROIT. Mich. Feb. 14.-AIl rec
ords were broken here yesterday by the
bOwlers when Secretary Langtry opened
his mail. a total of 40 FIVE men teams
having sent in their money for the
tenth annual tournament of the Ameri-
can bowling congress. One thousand
doubles and nearly 1000 individuals
will roll in the present meet.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Cardinal Baseball Card
For Week Full
Especial Dispatch to The Call


STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. IT.
Five baseball games are scheduled for
the week, four of which are TO DE on
the campus The first will come OF
tomorrow afternoon, when the varsity
meets with Ireland's Indepeade nts. On
Wednesday the varsity plays St Mary
at Oakland and same afternoon the
juniors win meet the seniors in tie
interclass series. Saturday the winDcr
of the junior-senior game viii play the
sophomores for the interclass cham
piOnship. while the varsity is to piIr
on the campus the same afternoon.
The Stanford lineup tomorrow after
noon will be as follows:
Catcher. Cochran; pitchers. Jones
and Kelly; first base. Ganong: second
base. McFadden; shOrtstOp. NJ Mitchell.
third base. :. Mitchell or Jordan; leu
field. ChildS: center field. BeegeT; right
field. MeGregor.
AS result of the meeting of the
intercollegiate debating agreement
committee at Berkeley Saturday the
annual debate will be held on the even
ing preceding the track meet instead
of the evening of the meet al formerly.
The judges will also be allowed 90 sit
in any part of the hall they may wish.
while before there were strict rules
governing the seating of the Judges.
p. j. Batkin 10. j. z. shelton 10 and
@. F. Morgan 10 comprised the COM
mittee that represented stanford in the
conference.
BY defeating Fl. Mann 10. III. S. Nor
gan u won the first of the singles
tryout tournaments now being held on
the Encina courts. In the mixed
doubles tournament one more match
has been played. in which Miss r.
Allen Is and c. S. Grace IL defeated
Miss F. Legge II and III. S. Morgan II,
SIS and 81.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Carman Will Ship His
Stable to Tampa
Especial Dispatch to The Call

CHICAGO. Feb. 14.-R. F. Carman,
who got into an imbroglio with the
Jacksonville management. will trans
fer his stable of II horses TO Tampa
instead of shipping to New York. Car
mans horses outclaSS those that have
been racing at Tampa. where Tom Shaw
is running a syndicate ring.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
LADS OF HORACE
Mann WIN GAM.
Turn Tables Or Washington
School Players i'm Hard
Fought Contest

The preliminary basket ball games
for the Call trophy in the Public
Schools athletic league were wound up
yesterday afternoon at the Pastime ath-
letic club when the quintet of the
Horace Mann grammar school after
having the score 10 to against them
in the first half turned the tables on
their opponents from the Washington
grammar and beat them "A to l6.
The lineup and score was as follows:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Poly High Tossers Win
Alameda Game

Polytechnic high school baseball
nine surprised the Alameda high school
team on its home grounds on Satur-
day afternoon by the score of 8 to T.
Polytechnic lined up as follows: GILL;
pitcher; Hind. catcher; Thompson, first
base; ANYWAY, second base; Pickering
stort stop; Stealey. third base; Quin-
lin, left field; Estrella, center field, and
Dakin, right field.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
RockEFELLER SELLS HOUNDS

GREENWICH, Conn, Feb. Twill
liam C. Rockefeller, whose hobby has
for years been the breeding and train
ing of beagles, has retired from the
sport, selling his dogs. which are
housed in an $4,000 group of kennels
here said to be the finest in the country.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
- ~ "a RIDS THE SYSTEM
OF CATARRH

in
membrane receives its 9o4shment and kept in hahu condition
blood
tissues become diseased and Catarrh oood in the The
stuy feeling the head way buzzng noises the
while nalatons
exciting
blood all catarrhal
attacks the disease at its head
blood and allowed heal instead of
catarrhal Special
medioaladv free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

;. Atticum, 81 place. ITO
Winner Oh. r. by Salvation
Second driving. Third easily
Metropolitan 6. Sal Atticum
the stretch. but as soon as
ease.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

tTo allow numbers fr ii e daily
can L14d.ap Is indicated in black face
aoId Eel. I I zty E
I,FFer
efQE sndup Q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
6fs5

Tine2 At min
by good
end Sir Barry failed
90 RACE den dds value
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15
Emeryville Entries

Following are the entries at Emeryville for
Wednesday. February IS:
FIRST RACE-Futurity course; selling; year
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

4-5. As 20 100 80 post nutes. on
show: Lewiston SIS place show: Eliza beth ,2-5
Wilma. Trained by W. s. Heath start good. Won
Is good colt. lie was carried very wide by Levi
be clear simply smothered the leaders wlnnlI
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

, outo
price Il Vague
good horse Green : al
tee badly I
B how some
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

4 show Barr y
by T. II
4 a
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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-02-15

3 year olds; value TO first SEQ
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
LIBRARY PEOPLE
TO HOLD meeting
Virginia Association Will Have
Two Sessions in Richmond
Next Week.

During the sessions of the big edu-
,cational conference in Richmond next
week, the Virginia Library Association
will hold two meetings. This hody
usually holds it's sessions contempo-
graneously with those of the teachers
and school workers.
one OF the two meetingsswil be gen
.eral, including members of the educa-
tional conference, EX-GOVERNOR A, J:
Montague will preside. A number OF
practical addresses will be delivered on
the existing library situation IN Var,
glnia, the need OF more school ana
community libraries, the success o.. the
work of stimulating interest in libra,
rles and the plans for an extension O
the campaign.
phases of library develop.
ment as an integral part OF school and
community life will be discussed by
Superintendent 4 p. Eggleston, Jr,, of
president w. M, Black, of the Virginia
Library Association; Professor j. G,
Metcalf, of Richmond, and probably
State school Examiner G. G. Maphls.
A second meeting Of the Library As
ISOLATION will he held for the election
of officers and the transaction of busi-
ness. and for the consideration of topics
OF special interest to librarians and
those directly or indirecT1y associated
with library nroETess s.. I'll II
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
MANY LANDLAD|ES
DUPED BY THIEF
Charles Hewett, White, Believed
to Be Man Who Robbed
Boarding Houses.

Charles Hewett, white, who has long
been wanted by the police, was ar
rested yesterday morning by Detec-
tive Sergeants Wren and Wiltshire
and locked UP on a charge of being
drunk on the street. No other charges
had been preferred against him last
night. but 1t Is alleged that he is
wanted for many boarding house rob-
berries. warrants for which will BE-
sworn out probably to-day.
Hewett, 1t Is alleged, applies 5 very
successful method of winning his way
into the confidence of boarding house
keepers. He rents room, it Is said,
to work at night, and leaves a call
for o'clock or some other time dur.
ing the afternoon. In one instance the
boarding house keeper fitted up his
room very nicely, feeling sorry for q
man having such bad hours. He left
q call for 2 o'clock. When she went
TO his room to awaken him he had
gone. So had most of the bed clothes
asld much property from other rooms.
property went together ana
acquainted the police with her suspl4
cion. They agreed with her. Then
came other reports of like robberies.
Hewett. It is alleged, had done work
OF this kind on previous occasions. and
the finger of suspicion was pointed at
hin. When Sergeant Wren caught
ocle. LIN his possession was found
some of the property alleged to have
been stolen. He was locked Mp in the
Second Police Station
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-11-15
VIRGINIA s BIG
INCREASE IN CORN
Leads Southern States in Aver
age Yield Per Acre-Makes
Large Gain.
.sHEWEY LEAVES SERVICE.
------
Resignation Is Accepted--Sta-
tistics as to Fraternal
Societies.
sHEWEY LEAVES SERVICE

Governor Mann was much elated yes
teroaY to learn from the Department
Oh Agriculture at Washington that
virginia leads all the other South At
lantic and Gulf States in the average
yield of corn per acre. He was also
pleased to note the increased total
State yield as compared with last
year.
The department gives the increase IN
the production of corn for the nina
States at 15S,2940oO bushels, which
amounts to As per cent of the total
gain for the entire country. This In
dicates. as much as anything could do,
the Wonderful advance in agriculture
being made in the Southern States.
In Virginia the average yield per
acre for 1909 was 23.2 bushels, which
has grown to 25.5 bushels in 1910 In
ten years the average yield in this
State has increased from 22.7 bushels.
Second to Virginia in average yield
Is Louisiana. which has gone UP from
23 bushels in 1900 to 23.6 bushels in
1910. Georgia is the lowest, but is I'M
proving, having increased from 1873
last year to 14.3 bushels this year.
The total crop in Virginia last year
In bushels was 47,32S000, which has
gone up to 54.621,oo0 bushels in 1910.
This is a gain in one year of T.2o3.O0O
bushels, or 15.4 per cent