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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
one MORE Tennis
TOURNAMENT LEFT
Bay Counties Championship Is
Most Likely Longs, With
Foley a Contender
By GRANT SMITH

One more tennis tournament, with a
championship title, is all that is left
for this year. and that will be the bay
place the first of next month on the
Golden Gate park courts Melville
Long has captured both the state and
coast championships without much of
a struggle, but little Charles Foley who
was looked upon as one of the bright
particular stars of the coast tennis
players. says that Long will not have
such an easy time taking the bay
counties title away from him as he had
in the other two events. Foley is the
present holder of the title and is get
ting into the best possible condition to
defend himself.
Foley has not taken an active part
in tennis affairs of the last two years
and has rarely been seen on the courts
until the last month, when he started
to get into shape for the October match.
He was capable of good game when
in his prime and great things have
been expected of him. He has been
practicing faithfully every day for the
last three weeks.
Long, in case of McLoughIin's con
tinued absence, looks like not only the
winner of the tourney, but also the
i i
form and there will not be anybody
entered who is, strictly speaking, in his
class.
The state and coast championships
were a walkover for him and so should
this be.
The juniors this year will take part
in the bay counties championship for
the first time Play will start in the
junior championship for the Shreve
n..4n nl@.a- i
day and Sunday from a. m. to / o. M
and during the week days following
The final match will take place on the
same day as the finals for the men.
There will besides the championship
cup, be prizes for the winner, runnerup
and the losers of the semihnals in
both the championship and consolation
events
All Junior players under 10 years of
age and residing in the bay counties,
who have never won an open event,
are eligible TO enter.
In the consolation event only de-
feated players, who have not reached
the semifnals will be allowed to com
pete, and these players must have been
defeated in actual play and not by de-
fault
Entries can be made with S. r.
Marvin. "a California street. up TO z
-. H., ocpleHiOCi All entrance Zee
of so cents will be charged each player.
The Golden Gate club will continue
Its class tournament today The third
and fourth classes played off two
weeks ago and the first and second
will be decided today.
Play in the first class will be inter-
esting to the old followers of the game
as a number of the boys who consti-
tuted the champion class of two weary
go have entered.
1t has been some time since the old
familiar faces of Charles Foley, Bob
Whitney, Fred Adams, George James
and Reuben Hunt have been seen in a
tournament. There was a time when
no tourney was complete without them.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
TWO CARDINAL TEAMS
BLANK ADVERSARIES
Varsity Makes Debut By Walloping Winged
0 and Babies Swamp San Jose High
ISpccioI Di,potch TO The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept. IL
Two victories, and those by scores
large enough to leave no doubt as to
the relative merits of the contending
teams, was the record made today BY
the cardinal varsity and freshman fif
teens. The varsity was opposed to It's
old rival the Olympic club team, which
went down to defeat by the score of
II to o; while the freshman walloped the
San Jose high school lads to the tune
of 33 to 0.
The varsity game was of particular
interest in that it gave the first oppor-
tunity of the season to see the Stan
ford fifteen in action. The contest was
practically between the opposing for
wards, the backs being given little
chance to show what they could do. In
the first half honors between the two
oposing scrums were nearly even, with
perhaps a shade on the side OF the
Olympics, but as time went on the bet
ter condition of the Stanford men began
to tell on their rivals.
Coach Presley tried an experiment
in shifting some of the old men to new
positions At the beginning of the
second period Brown was shifted from
fullback and placed at center three
quarters. Erb was taken from his old
position at half and put in at full, Cass
being put in at half.
Apparently the experiment was sue
cess, Cass filing the difficult position
of half very creditably, and Browns
speed and general elusive qualities
making him particularly valuable at
quarters. Erb's attractive kick
ing made him a valuable man at full.
The first half took the form of a con-
test between the forwards, with fire.
quent kicking duels between Brown and
Goodell, the opposing ful1backs. Near
the end of the half T. Sanborn received
the ball on pass and rusaed it through
almost the entire Olympic team for
try, which was converted by Erb and
Brown. Score at end of half. to o.
At the beginning of the second period
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Trotters Excel in Year S
Record Breaking

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE records
kept by the jockey club here show that
trotters have done an unusual amount
of record breaking this year, while
among the PAGERS the breaking of
records has ben confined to the per-
formance of Minor Heir, son of Heir
al Law. Minor Heir first lowered Star
Pointers mark of 2:O01z to . minutes
at Galesburg, H., and at indianapolis
a week later he paced the mile in $50.
Yesterday at Indianapolis he brought
his record mark down to 1889.
The new worlds records of the trot-
ters are:
Uhlan. 1:5S2t.
Fastest staIlion-The Harvester, from 2:O2A
to 2c02.
Fastest gelding -Uhlan. from 1:59as to 1:5ss4
Fastest year old colt-Colorado E, from
2:O634 to 2:061a
Fastest mile to wagon-Uhlan. from 2:O3ss
to 2:01
Fastest mile ip race for stallionnThs Har
2:o5A.
Fastest three heats The Harvester, from
Fastest green stanion-colorado E. from
2s0T& to 2:063s
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
MARKSMEN Will
Hold TITLE SHOOT
National Outdoor Championship
Will Be Decided During
Coming Week

The national outdoor championship
matches of the United States revolver
association will begin today and last
for a week. The local matksmen will
do their shooting at the Shell Mound
targets and record breaking entry
list has already been received. Be
sides the championship events the
Nationals and the Oakland turner
schuetzen will hold their regular
monthly medal competitions across the
bay today.
The Shell Mound pistol and rifle
club will hold its annual theater party
at the Oakland Orpheum Monday even
ing. October II. The evening will be
known as ''sharpsheoters' night"
Following is the standing of the
marksmen in the special bullseye shoot
of the Shell Mound club.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
PALO ALTO HIGH
TROUNCES LOWELL
Peninsula Players Display Good
Form; Oakland High Beats
Manzanifa
SGD Dispaleh o The "a

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept IT,
'outp1ayed and outfought at every stage
of the game. the Lowell high school
Rugby team went down to defeat at
the hands OF the PaIo Alto high school
fifteen this morning with the over
whelming score OF 26-0 marked up
against them. The PalO Alto high
school boys played a truly remarkable
game for a high school fifteen, their
goal never once being in any real dan
ger. and their victory is all the more
deserving o. credit when II Is consid-
cred that they have not as yet secured
a coach for this year.
Although the forwards OF the Palo
Alto team were undeniably good. IL was
the playing OF the backs which won the
game for them.
Lowell played gamely. even against
the overwhelming odds, but the visit
ors never had a chance. the Palo Alto
boys surpassing them both IN knowl-
edge OF the game and the ability to
apply that knowledge.
The teams .lfD0d m az folIovva.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Tom Williams Promises
Extended Meeting
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK, Sept. 17.-President
Thomas II. Williams is at the Waldorf
on his regular annual trip to interest
horsemen in the coming winter meeting
OF the New California jockey club at
Emeryyiile, scheduled to begin on
Thanksgiving day and continue at least
100 days
Williams has promised that the meet
ing will be protracted to $50 or 200
days If the attendance warrants.
He says that altogether the outlook
for the Emeryvnle meeting is good.
It Is improbable that George Rose,
Barney Schreiber, the Baldwin estate
and the other heavy stock holders in
the Los Angeles racing. enterprise will
open the gate of Arcadia track next
winter
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

the ball was rushed into Olympic terri
tory where it remained until Partridge,
the big cardinal side ranker, received
it on tumble and carried it across for
try. The kick from a difficult angle
failed. Long runs by Sundell and Tho
burn were responsible for the two re-
naming tries by the cardinals, and
both kicks failing, the game ended with
the final score 4 to 0 in favor of
Stanford.
The lineunS
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Silent Brigade Breaks
Trotting Record
Especial Dispatch TO T'hc'Coll1.

LEXINGTON, Sept 17.-silent Bri-
gade, a colt by Silent Brook, broke
the worlds trotting record for 3 year
old stations at the fair yesterday, maxi
ing the first mile in a winning race in
2:1lL The record was held by Tramp
Fast, 2:121a. in the Futurity here three
years ago. George Todd, a 8 year old
stallion, trotted the first heat of a
winning race in 2:0934.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
WIS. HARRIS WINS TITLE

GLENCOE. Sept 15.-Mrs. Thurston
Harris of the Westward Ho golf club
won the eighth annual championship
of the Women's western golf associa-
.tion at the Skokie golf club, defeating
Mrs. Harvey l.. Pound of the home
club, 8 to at the final hole
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
AFFILIATED FIFTEEN
BLANKED BY HUSKY
CALIFORNIA "BABIES''
[Seecial Disp0tch 70 The Call
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFl

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Sept.
17.-Freshmen q, Affiliated Colleges O.
The freshmen Affiliated college game
{ was fast, but was not marked by sensa-
tional play on either side The fresh
men showed much better form than in
their game against Berkeley high last
"Wednesday. The backs showed a ten
dency 10 pass too frequently when their
supporting players were out of position
and unable TO get up TO them The
Affiliated college team was not the one
which administered defeat to the baby
team two weeks ago. but was consid-
erably weaker in both the forward and
back divisions.
After the kickon play seesawed in
the middle Of the field until the fresh
men forwards made a long dribbling
rush onto their opponents territory.
From q loose ruck Smith secured and
scored the first try of the game. Hale
converted.
Play continued fast and three more
scores were made before the end of the
half Hale converted one Of these tries,
and the score at half time stood: Fresh
men is, Affiliated colleges 0.
The second half opened with rush
and some very fast play by the backs
marked the opening stages. Wing For
ward Bailey scored after run from
the p yard line. Hale converted
Shortly afterwsrd another score was
added Play continued brisk and the
game ended with the ball in rnidheld
The line I'd.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Anaconda Results

ANACONDA Mont Sept I7-Warfare and
Tramotor sweryed stumbled and went to the
ground in a bad start Of the third today
and Zick Abrams romped in from what was left
Of the field Many scratches in the feature
race, due TO the heavy track, led TO its aban-
donment and a FIVE furlong selling special was
substituted. The prettiest performances OF the
day were by Madeline Musgraye in the second
event and Young Belle in the last race of the
Anaconda meeting. both coming from behind
and winning by great stretch drives. Results:
FIRST RACE-Six furlongs, selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
5-1-Cool. Ill (Callahan). ...-...-.-........... /
s-1-Capewell. 1o4 E. Fogarty) .............. .
I5-I-New Capital 81 .(E. Cottonl ....-,,....- 3
Time. 1:l7 %. Zoe Young. Lee Harrison
H. Sir Angus, Emma G. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs
selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
7-2-Madeline Musgrave, 100 (W. Gargan). 1
4-l-Del cruzador. 40 CIV Cotton ).......... 2
1l-5-Thistle Belle, I12 tCoburDl ...-........ 3
Time. 1903 10. Native Son. Donovan, Sake,
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight aud Jockey Fin
S-1-Sainest 100 (Rosen) n).........-.......... 2
5o-1-Big II Dorado. 1o3 COREY. :......:.... s
Time. ! :03 20. Sainfox Kfnfolks, also ran.
Tramotor and Warfare fell.
FOURTH RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling;
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
lo-lo-IlllDKnaSl llU tIoDufuJ :
5-i-Abe Slupskey. 90 (CaIahan) ..........
9-2-Mossback, 100 (Fischer) ...........-..-. 8
Time. 1:0s FL Perfecto. Captain Burnett,
Bsnlady Aduiline. Ben Stone. Robert Mitchell,
Babe Neeiy. also ran
FIFTH RAcE-0ne mile and 20 yards. selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
lO-1-Howard Pearson. 100 tRooney) .-.....
2-1-Ramon Corona. as fSelden) ............. .
T-1-Tugboat. 107 u.indhorstl tl.............. 3
Time. :47 80. j. G. Clem, Sir John, Miss
Picnic Roy IuBior, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Seven furlongs. selling:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Young Belle. IS (N GargaD) ............ l
i~e-Thonas Calhoun. I12 lCoburnl ........... ?
S-I@Gouvent Bell 1O4 tRosenl. ............. 5
Time. 81: Gramerey. Gossiper III. Rey eI
Toxar. McNallv. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
The lineups:

The freshmen managed to shut out
San Jose high school while piling up
a score of 33 against them. The first
year men were bigger than the high
school lads, and this, together with a
fuller knowledge of the game, was re-
sponsible for the unequal score The
freshman backs We're good. as they
have been for first year team all sea-
son, and the forwards showed a great
improvement over their game of last
Wednesday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

Manzanita hall and Oakland high
school clashed Immediately before the
PalO Alto-Lowen game. but IN the light
of the other contest theirs was a poor
exhibition of the game. The Oakland
high players finished with a score Of
s to in their favor.
Following are the lineups for this
contest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE. KY. Sept. 17.--AIinor Heir. the
crack PAGER. made n now worlds record at the
state fair grounds this afternoon. when he lrego-
tiated the half mile IN the fast time Of I:0l9,
which is the record for half mile track
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Salem Results

SALEM, Ore. Sept. Summary Of today's
Free for all trot, purse sl,ooo-Daybreak
2:41 e'
2;l5 pace, State Fair purse sl.ooo-Lou
Miller won. Dan Patch Jr second Cantain Al.
person third Best time. 2:31.
:. 2:i2 trot, consolation purse, sl.Ooo-Henry
Gray won Lady Sunrise second, Lady Malcolm
Six furlongs running. purse $iO0--Rena w
won. Cocksure second Hector third Time J.1s
Five furlongs. purse Sl00--Prfncess Viola uon
Miss condon second, Cliff Rogers third. Time.
won. Sister julia second Foxey third. Time
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.LThe New yort
printers today defeated Chicago IL to o. and
thereby Won The championship for 1910 in tIIs
Union Printers National Baseball league.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-18
Western League

At ST. Joseph-St. Joseph l. Omaha .
At Lincoln snecIn q DeS Moiaes o.
At Denves-2srgef 3. Wichita 1 tsix innings;
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28
WITH OUR EXCHANGES,

Canon City Record: Mrs Harry
Burnett of Grand Junction. who runs
the St Regis hotel there and the
Glenwood hotel at Glenwood Springs,
registered at the Strathmore yester-
day for short stay in this city while
she visited her daughters at the con-
vent. She is on her way to attend
the convention of the Rocky Noun
tain Hotel Mems Association, which
is in session in Denver this week
Glenwood Avalanche: Engineer
w. NJ. Conterney left for New York
Thursday to accompany his wife
home to Grand Junction. They will
spend few days visiting in Cardiff.
....A number of Denver gentlemen
who have been in Grand Junction.
where they attended the state con-
vention of the Sons of Hermann. are
here, and expect to organize a local
branch of the order in this city. In
the crowd are August W. Lange.
grand vice president: John G. II.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28

Bangerd. grand secretary; Peter
Clemes. grand treasurer. Albert No
theis. grand trustee. and Bert Pless-
ner, grand escort.
Steamboat Pilot: Senator Bristow
of Kansas. an insurgent republican,
a month ago at Grand Junction, ex-
posed in public speeches of blistering
invective the manner in which the
tariff on rubber was advanced by the
new tariff bill and the resultant pro-
fit to the Guggenheim family. Sena-
tor Aldrich and his son. who are all
heavily interested in the rubber
trust. The increase in the price of
rubber goods of all kinds after the
bill became a law soon enabled the
trust to declare extra dividends of
large amounts-the consumer and
the retailer foot the bill.
Montrose Press: Between trains
Tuesday Father Ryan of Ouray and
Father Bruner OF Telluride spent sew
eral hours in this city. At this point
they were joined by Father O'Farrell
and Father Richardson of this city
and Father Kipp of Gunnison, and
all left on the afternoon train for
Grand Junction, where they are at
tending the conference of the priests
of western Colorado.
Montrose Empire: Mrs. Clara
Troglen came in from Grand Junction
yesterday. James Farmer was in
Montrose between trains yesterday,
while on his way home from Grand
Junction, where he had been on busi-
ness. Harry Mulnix was in this
city for short time yesterday. on his
way to Telluride on business, having
come from Grand Junction this morn
ing. He stopped over at Olathe on
business for an hour or so. and made
the trip from Olathe to Montrose by
auto in just As minutes.
Telluride journal: C<E. Kracaw
arrived home last night from Grand
Junction, where he went several days
ago to have his eyes treated.
Grand Valley News: Mr.. and Mrs.
M. II. Streit were in Grand Junction
Tuesday, giving their attention to
their business interests there.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28

Judge Joseph p. Sweeney solemniz-
ed the ceremony yesterday which
united Marcus Frankie of Cripple
Creek with Miss Maud Cogswell OF
this city. They will leave today for
an European tour.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28

Hon. Frank w. Overs. Judge OF
the Seventh judicial district, is here
today from his home in Leadville.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28
GHOST DANCE.

Sheet and pillow case ball by l.. A.
to B. of L. F. & E. Monday next at
Auditorium. Admission so cents.
Spectators 25 cents.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry X. Bogart and
the latter's sister. Miss Mitchell, are
down from Plateau valley.
The daily sentinel., 1910-10-28
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO TODAY.
From The Sentinel.
Monday. October cS.

w. G. Lee, of Galesburg. H.. first
grand master of the B. of R. T. was
in the city Saturday
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-04-23
DUEL WITH WHIPS
FOR WOMAN'S LOVE
Jealousy E4strangesZ Two Old
lime Friends and Desperate
Fight is the Result.
THIRD MAN THE VICTOR

PARIS. April 23.
Two cab drivers. Jean Thibault and
Pierre Roux, who occupied the same
stand in the Boulevard des Batig-
nolies and had been on excellent terms,
quarreleI last week on making the
hapless discovery that they were in
love with the same washerwoman
Neither OF them had proposed to
Marie Eiamard. the all-unconscIous OBJ
tect of their affections and they de-
cided to fight the matter out 10 settle
who had "a better claim before either of
them approached the object OF their
affection.
combat took place In quiet street
IL was duel on totally novel lines
There were no seconds. and the
weapons used were whips, with which
the cornhatants merctiessly dashed each
other.
They were exhausted aud ba<4ied in
blood when n policeman arrived on
the, scene and took them to the police
station. Yesterday morning they We're
dismissed with caution. and happily
their enmtty has been again turned to
friendship, for the washerwomau. on
hearing OF their story, FASTENED 10
their cab stand. where she expressed
her regret at having caused the frou-
bic, and added that she had ALREADY
been engaged for some time to a
plumber.