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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-10-27
BALL CAPTURES
TIE STEEPLECHASE
Best Racing OF the Week at
PimlicO Track.

Baltimore. Oct. 26-The best card of
the meeting was on for decision at PIN
leo this afternoon, and while scratches
Were large IN several of the events, there
was enough horses LEFT in each race 10
make the sport first class in every way.
It was again a bad day for the form
players, although much better than on
the previous. day, as three OF the IA
vorites rewarded the faithful
The Pimlieo Selling Stakes was only
a galop for the fayorite Superstition.
who made all the running Beauclare.
who was sent from New York to take
part in the race. did not arrive until
near noon and his owner decided not TO
start him.
a. II. Higginson. who races under the
name of Mr.. Chetland. purchased Sam
Ball before the running OF the Steeple-
chase, and the horse won the event IN
easy fashion.
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The Summaries.

FIRST RACE-Six furlongS Troy Weight. l0
tbrCoksl % 10 /. won. Il Bart lf8 Davis. y TO J.
secoad; Bourbon Bean, 10 lang 10 l. third
Time, ia S5. lvytaa, Wrap, Footlishts. Mr.
specs, Day Bel, jersey man, and Castania also ran
SECOND RACE-SIx fIrlongS Bosom. ll2 (Me
Cs6e. 10 2, Won Rsstigouche 10 Shilling. ID
10 second Guy Fisher is dang IS TO I. third
Time. lip 81 Field Aouse Black Mate and Dan
field also un
THIRD RACE-Oue and threefOlrths miles SUI
Verstiton ia Shilling 70 10 won; Cintrella Q,
Davis. Z 20 I. second High Private III Gilbert
Il 20 ). uiTd Time, 3a2 IS. MaIigot and VII
ton LAckaye also T4n.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechase two niles San
Ball. 80 tLynehl. 4 10 5, won; Judge Cronin. IL
tdeiderl, 10 = second: Prince. les tAfcKinneyl.
10 /. third. Time. 415 Is. Chopper. Thames. and
Bel u Mountain also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Six furlongs ". W IAttiston
i0 Davis. TO !, won Leah. lo3 (Gamerl. 10 70
I. secJBd Adams Express. los tShillingl ! 10 .
third. Time. lis SIS. Amalh. ADtenor, Adrian.
and Chiffon Equaw also ran.
SIXTH HACE-One ard three-sixteeuths miles
Question Marx. los Shilling - 20 s. won: Gay De
ceiver, 100 (Groesi, toll, second; Dull Care, l0s
Grand 10 :, third, Time % 81 Layninster
Dixie Knight. Camrairer. Harvey T.. Tasteful
Golconda. and Lad Of Langden also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Sn furloDgs Idle Michael lG7
tGsrnerl. ; IN ]. won; Patton. 10 (Shilling 5 TO 5
second; Annie sellers. los Davis z 10 l. third.
Time, IA % seconke, fApTelle. Aetna Patrick s.,
Cod Bug. Barney lgoe. and Hecubs also ran.
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SMITH HACE-Nayiand United Hunt Purse.
tgecyesr ODDS and upward that started two or more
times I'D q steepllcAase. one ana one half miles on
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
YOUNGSTERS START
SINGLES TOURNEY
Thirty=three Are Entered i'm the
Regular Monthly Contest
at Park

The regular monthly tournament Of
the Golden Gate junior tennis club was
started on the park courts yesterday
and attracted an unusually large entry
list. Thirty three youngsters partici-
pated and only one default was re-
corded. 1t is handicap singles tourn-
ament and the odds We're so skillfully
adjusted by Manager Marvin that a ma
jority of the matches played required
three sets. Play was completed down
to the third round, eight contestants
still remaining in the competition. The
tournament will be completed next Sat
urday. The scores follow:
Preliminary round-E. Griffin lowe I5) beat
Pohli t30l. Cd, 6-4.
40l, -, Cd; Mclaughlin (owe - 3-6l beat
Han (15), 6-3. Cd; Hudson l36l beat Brunn
lowe l5l. 6-3. 4-6, -; Derrick (l5) beat
Johns C30) 6-4 i-6. 6-3: r. Martin 900
15) beat &. Roberts 10, 2-6, 6-2, ca; Ly-
man lowe 15l beat Strachan Especially, 3-6 by
default; Strauss (3-6) beat Griffin, 6-4, 6-3;
Sonntag lowe 400 beat Arendt go, Sc. a.
6-3 GO; Nathan rs 800 beat Johnston (spe-
call, 10. ca, 6-2; Greenberg towe 40l beat
Thomas 800. 4-6, 6-1, CO; T. Foley 600
beat Bull (scratch), 6-1. &c, CO; T. Roberts
tl5j beat La Montague (15), by default; Karsky
il5l beat CGrley Especially, 81, Is, SO,
$40. default; Cole (2-6) beat Leyinson (owe
.SOl. 6-3, 6-1.
second round-Bard beat Mclaughlin. 20.
Cd; Detrick beat Hudson. 6-1. -; Pritchard
beat Martin 6-1. 6-4; Strauss beat Lyman.
4-6, G-3, -; ]. Martin beat SOnntag, Go,
Foley beat Roberts. 6-1 Go; Cole beat Kar-
sky. 6-3. 3-6. 6-3-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
STANFORD DOWNS
OLD TINE RIVAL
Rally i'm the Eleventh Inning
Blasts the Hopes of Santa
Clara Nine
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call


SANTA CLARA. March 5-Playing
like stars through IL innings of ball
that would do credit to the major
league, Stanford hoisted the cardinal
pennant above the red and white of
Santa Clara on the baseball field this
of the national game played here this
year by a score of to s. Reed,
although found for nine hits, kept them
well scattered and deserves great
praise for his work.
Alligaert dished out professional ball
for Santa Clara and would have won
in a walk had not his mates given
him poor support at critical moments.
Stanford was the first to do things,
starting in the fifth. Ball walked,
advanced to second on fielder's choice
and scored on NJ. Mitchell'S hit.
Santa Clara tied the cardinals in
their part of the frame, Tramutola
reaching first on a third base error,
stole second, and scored on Porterfields S
hit McFadden started the tallying for
Stanford again in the next frame with
neat hit. reached third on a juggle
of Ganongs grounder, and Berger
brought them both home on a center
field hit.
McGovern walked in the sixth and
came home on Thornton's three bagger,
making the score read Stanford 3.
Santa Clara 2. In the ninth AIligaert
walked, stole second and scored on
Searricks hit, tying the score.
The cardinals conquered in the
eleventh. when McFadjen walked, stole
second and scored on Salbergs wild
throw Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
SCOTT SKATERS
POLE VAULT MARK
Captain of the Cardinal Team
Breaks Coast Record With
II Feef 3 Inches

Los ANGELES. March 5.-Stanford
won from the University of Southern
California at the track and field meet
al Bovard field today. The score at
1he finish was, Stanford "A. L. S. c. ~.
captain scott Of the Stanford team
shattered a coast record when he vault
ed , feet inches. Trotter of L. :. c.
made new southern California record
bv putting the 16 pound shot 4S feet
10 inches
Throop of the University of Southern
California won the 100 yard dash in 10
seconds fat.
IN the mile run Newman. Stanford.
won: Hail. L. :. &. second; Porter,
stanford. third. Time. 4:35 35.
Wooley. Stanford. won the hammer
throw; Horton. Stanford, second; Rich
srdson. L. :. -, third. Time, 129 feet.
Lennon. L. :. &. won the l20 yard
hurdle. Baker. L. :. G. was second;
Keon Stanford. third. Time, Is seconds
$40 ward run-Wyman, Stanfc-@. won;
Stokes. stanford. second; Hin, [. =
third. Time. 50 2-5 seconds
mile run-Newman, Stanford, woni
W-heelan. L. =. C.. second; Porter, stan
lor5. third. Time 1881
210 ward dash-Throop. L. :. C., Cole
man stanford. tied. Smithrum, Stan
foai tmrd Time - 2-5.
S2a vard hurdlcs-LennoN L. ;. G,
won. Stine. 4. =. c.. second, Keen. stan
ford third. Time. % 20 seconds.
Shotput-Trotter. L. :. G.. won; Hor
ton stanford. second; WOoley, stan
ford. third. Distance. 43 feet 10 inches,
a new record for southern California
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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Sophomores Are First in
Berkeley Meet

BERKELEY, March 5.-The sopho-
mores won the annual track meet with
the freshman class this afternoon on
the university oval by score of 73 3-5
to 49 %. The second year men car
ried off everything in the shot and ham
mer except third in the shot and first
in the 220. 40 mile, half mile. high
hurdles, pole vault and relay. The re-
suits were as follows:
100 yard dssh-Won by Cooley 'l3: Claudus
u. second; Allen 13. third, Time. 10 80
220 yard dash-Won by Claudius Il; Ber-
linger l3. second; w. S. Whitney 'l3 third.
Time. .23 10.
40 yard dash-Won by Chase 10; Newsom
L. second: Miller Is, third. Time. "a.
$50 yard run-Won by Saxon '12: Votousek
u. second: Folk Il. third. Time. 2:05 %
Mile run-Won by Mcpherson 'l2: Haltman
'I3. second; Ledwick II. third. Time. 4:50.
Two mile run-Won by SprouI 13; Meyer '12,
second: Buddel II, third Time. i0:4s
I20 yard hurdles-Won by Wallace '12; Hyde
~ second; Mini '13. third. Time. III.
220 yard hurdles-Won by Haven '13; Red
l3. second: Lumbard 13. third. Time.
% 3-5.
Broad jump-won by Allen IS: Critics 'I3.
second: Harris '13. third Distance. p It. in.
High jump-Won by Hill '13; Wolf II. sec
I3 Clandius 'l2 tied for third. Height, ) IT.
pole vaul.-won by MCGEE 10; Potter '13
and Freer 'l3 tied for second. Height, 10 ft.
Reiay-won by 1912. Time. s:1e.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
SANTA ROSA BOYS
SHOW GREAT FORM
First InferCIaSS Field Day of the
Season Develops Number of
Promising Youngsters
| Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, March 5.-The spring
interclass meet of the, Santa Rosa
high school was held this week at the
Santa Rosa racetrack. The meet was
won by the seniors, who scored IS Il
points to the juniors 81 points. The
sophomores secured third place with
81 u points, and the freshmen secured
15 points. All the records made were
exceedingly good, considering the
small amount of training that has
been done
Hudson. a senior, made the most
points, winning the 50, 100 and 220
yard dashes, and winning a lap in the
relay. He tied the school record of
10 1-5 seconds in the 100 yard dash.
Miller and McDaniels, also seniors, did
good work, winning four first places
between them. Lambert, junior, did
good work in the pole vault, vaulting
10 feet 3 inches.
Santa Rosa will enter a full team
in the northwestern subleague of the
Academic Athletic league meet which
will be held March &c in Santa Rosa.
1t will undoubtedly be able to send
team to the academic meet on April
and also to the Stanford meet ON April
23. The results of the interclass events
follow:
so yard dash-Hudson 10 won Grove 10 see
ond. Connor II third, Kinslow IL fourth. Time
:o5 SO.
100 yard dash-Hudson 10 won. Wilson 70
second, Grove II third, Mcintosh IL fourth
Time. 10 Is.
220 yard dash-Hudson 10 xon Mcintosh II
second, Wilson IL third, Kinslow IL fourth.
Time. :24
440 yard dasE-Clark II won. Potter 10 sec
ond. Connor IL third, Wilson IL fourth. Time
:35 40.
$50 yard run-Aliler 10 and Lockhart 10
tied for first Williams 10 third. Leggett '13
fourth Time 2:20 81.
Mile run-Miller 10 won, Leggett rs second
SNYDER IL third Lockhart 10 fourth. Time,
5:14
100 yard high hurdles -McDaniels 10 won.
Mills u second. Lambert II third, Petersen
Is fourth. Time rs.
220 yard low hurdles-Gore IL won Petersen
IS second. Madison 'l3 third, Mills 10 fourth.
Time. % :i-5.
Mile relay-Class of IL won class of 10 sec
ond. class of II third, class of IT fourth.
Hammer throw-King '12 won Drake II sec
ond. Abeel IL third, Webb 10 fourth. Dis
lance. 1856 feet 6 inches
Broad jump.-Potter 10 won. Mcintosh IL see
ond Grove Il third. Bryant 10 fourth. Dis
tance. 10 feet inches.
High iump--McDaniels 10 won Miller. 10 and
Gore IL tie for second, Mills IL and BagIey
'l2 tie for fourth Height. feet 2Ja inches
Pole vault-Lambert II won. Petersen 'I3 Sec
ond. Potter 10 third, England IL fourth. Height
10 feet 3 inches.
Shotput-Abeel II won Clark IL second
Lambert IL third, Miller 10 fourth. Distance
80 feet 3 inches.
Discus throw-Drake IL won. Bryant 10 sec
ond Lockhart 10 third, Webb 10 fourth. Dis
tance S6 feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
CALIFORNIA TAKES
FIRST SOCCER GAME
Blue and Gold KickerS Put Up
Fast Exhibition i'm Contest
With Stanford

In the first intercollegiate soccer
game ever played between the two uni
yersities, California yesterday came out
victorious over Stanford by a score of
1 to o. The game was played on Cali
fornia field and attracted a large gath
ering 1t was lightning fast exhibit
tion of the association style and the
rooters on both sides had many oppor-
tunities to give vent to their feelings.
The first half was nip and tuck all
the way through, but California took
advantage of an opening left by the
Stanford backs and Vosberg scored.
The cardinal lads tried hard to equal
ize before half time. but Hubbard and
McCready had hard luck in failing to
find the net 1t was 1 to at the in
terval
The second half was considerably in
favor of Stanford, but the stone wall
defense of zuill. Evans and Vosberg
kept the ball from finding resting
place in the net. The Stanford for
wards, well led by Hubbard, were per-
sistent in their attempts to get through,
and on several occasions the CalifOr-
MIA goal was saved only by accident.
There was no scoring in the last half
The teams:
Stanford Davidson. Stone. Craig, Larkin Sher-
man, Lacey. Stark. Mantaner, Tuckler. Hubbard
and Mctready.
California-ZuiH. Evans, VOsberg, Phleger,
Ball. Seligman. Markwart, Montgomery, Der
werte and Smith
Previous to the big game the Bar
barians and CalifOrnia's second team
hooked up. The contest resulted in a
win for the Barbarians. to ,.
The teams:
California-ohnemuler 0'Connor Randolf
AIolaSti Wheeler. Weber. Wales, Mcmillan
Pandi, Wood aud Barnett.
Barbarians-Stevenson. Buckingham. Bird Will
liams, Young, Rolph. Slater Saul. Phillips, C..
Pomeroy and Bernard.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Stockton High School
FiveDefeats CogsWe1l
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, March 5.-The stockton
high school five won the championship
of the Amateur athletic league tonight
in the final game with Coggswell Poly
technic of San Francisco by a score of
"A to 27.
Stockton scored % points fin the first
half, CeggsweH,16 The lineup:
Stock kton-Ferguson and Dodge forwards
Munter, center; Engelhardt, Dickey, guards;
Brueck, Davis, extras
Observation-Disclosures. center; MacAffery, for
ward; Miller, Hellings guards.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
New Leader In Detroit
Bowling Tourney

DETROIT. March "a new leader in
the singles and a tie for the lead in the
two man events were the results of the
longest siege of bowling yet scheduled
American bowling congress.
Max Unger of Cleveland is the new
leader in the singles with 694
In the two man event Robert Zim-
merman and Claude Campbell of South
Bend. Ind. rolled 1908 and went into
tie for first place with Cooke and Crew
son of Urbana, o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Fine Weather Attracts
Scotch BoWlers

The pleasant weather yesterday at
tracted the largest crowd of the year
to the Scottish bowling green at
Golden Gate park.
The scores follow:
f. Blair and NJ. l. Grove beat ]. MacIachan
and James Gray, 81 TO 10 and p to s: j. c..
Moffatf and Rev. w. J. Fisher beat John Duncan
and j. Il. Dare II to IL; Fisher and Duncan beat
Dare and Mofatt, 21 to 20; Dare and G.. Me-
Lean beat w. T.. Higginbotham and A. r. Pat
terson. 21 to Is; H. A. Brown and Il. Etter beat
Rev. A. G. Bane and J. n Jones. II to 20; W.
MaundreH and r. Park beat Fisher and J.
Deasy. 21 to 10: II. ". Holt and Brown beat
Rev d. A. Mobley and d. o. Brien. u to IA:
Brown beat Mobiey, 21 TO ~; Joseph Gray aud
IIigginbotham beat Patterson and 0Brcn. q
to IS: Park and Dcasy heat Judas T.. Shaw and
Mclean, 21 to is.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Japanese Government
Buys Thoroughbreds
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

WOODLAND, March 5.-Thorough-
bred horses purchased in this city at
the Mackay sale will be shipped to
Japan, they having been purchased by
DIR. f. Oikawa, a eterinarian, for the
Japanese government. They will be
shipped from San Francisco on a
steamer soon to leave that port.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Sacred Heart Beats The
Winged 0

In fast and snappy game OF ball on
afternoon the Sacred Heart baseball
team defeated the Olympic club nine
by a score of to 4. The score was
tied in the ninth, when Captain O'Eair
of the college nine lined out pretty
hit over short. which broke up the
game.
The Olympic boys were dangerous on
several occasions. but the steady box
work of Thietle held them safe. The
score: II il p
Sacred Heart ....5 .
olympic club ..............4
Batteries-Thielle and Reardon: Hol-
lis and Grimcell
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
American Petroleum Product

il is the report that the American
petroleum company produced during
1903 l.250.0OO barrels of oil from the
six wells on section 80, 20-15. the aver
age being really the production Of four
wells as at times only three were flow
ing The figures are surprising, as
showing an average daily production
Of 575 barrels for each well. or about
5 500 barrels daily during the year for
the six wells. Considering the number
Of wells the American Petroleum is
probably the largest producer in the
1feld The property is included in the
S25. 600 600 merger Of the American oil
fields comma rN.-EXcha
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
independents w allop
Blue and Gold

BERKELEY. March 5.-Ireiands IN
dependents PLAYED with the California
varsity this afternoon, teasing the col
legians for s runs. while the students
7lard work netted them but /. Although
Harris allowed the visitors 10 hits, II
YVES the ragged support Of the men be-
hind him that was responsible for the
big score. five errors being charged 10
ihe blue and gold players Gosilnsky
and Noskiman. the Independent twirl
crs gave six hits and Were accorded
better support. three being charged TO
The men behind them.
The teams lined up as follows:
7ndeDendents Position California
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
ST. JosEPH,s FIVE WINS

The boys of St Joseph's academy.
Berkeley, are jubilant over the victory
of their second basket ball team yes
terday. The academy 110 Founders
took the crack RooSevelts of Berkeley
into camp to the tune of 81 to 4. 1t
was a game that went st. Joseph's way
from the first toot of the referees
whistle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
St. Ignatius Outplays
Gas Nine

81, Ignatius added another victory
30 its record Yesterday by defeating
the crack san Francisco gas and cleo
tric- team by score Of > to ]. The
college players showed UP in fine form,
McGrath. Dorland and Kirby being the
:particular stars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
UMPIRE WANTS A JOB

Joe Zanher, the well known umpire
and former king of the Chicago news
boys, is in town looking TO get on in
the State league or any of the country
leagues. Zanher has had lot of expo
rience in the smaller leagues all over
the country. He worked around Sc
attle last year and had a chance to go
to the Northwest league this season,
but preferred to take a,chance in Cali
fornia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Oil Lands Valuation

An oGer of 100000 cash from Los
Angeles oil operators for the north
west 20 acres of section 6, North Mid
way. has been refused by the directors
Of the Union oil company of Los An
Eeles.
This valuation-sI0, 600 an acre-is
believed to establish a new high record
for California oil lands.
The company leased the property in
November. 1903. for one year with an
option TO buy. The option will he
executed next week.-Los Angeles
Herald
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
VIII Join the Agency

Twenty-Five oil company viii soon
become an agency member, commit
tee having been appointed by the di-
rectors 10 prepare the necessary papers
for signing.
The British Consolidated will become
= member of the agency. 1t is under
skood that the papers are on the way
]
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
PLAN SKATING CONTESTS
Disnntch 10 The Coll ]

/ opecI0I DIspdich 10 ne CAL
PETALUNA March 5.-A six day
roller skating race is being planned
COR Petaluma at an early date. An open
challenge VIII be issued to all skaters.
nobody barred
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Laborers Charged With
Slaughtering Deer

oRovILLE. March 5.-Reports from
the upper Feather river are to the ef-
feet that laberers employed on con-
struction work for railroads are
slaughtering deer in great numbers
Game wardens and other officials have
been appealed to.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
Oakland High Wins At
Baseball
I Special Dispatch to The Call

OAKLAND, March 5.-The Oakland
high school baseball team defeated the
University of California second team, 5
to A, this afternoon on the University
of California campus.
The game was won in the last of the
ninth, when Dill and Grant came home
on Rowland's sacrifice hit, which was
thrown away at home.
First Baseman Brown of the high
school was the strongest on the lineup
with the bat, while fielding stunts of
high order were pulled off by Menges,
Rowlands and Dunn
The teams lined up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
STAMFORD
SANTA CLARA
SUMMARY

Earned Funs-Santa clara 3, Stanford ,. Three
base hits-Thornton. ReaIns. First base On called
balls-On Alligaert J. off Reed 2 left ON
bases-Sants Clara s. Stanford 6. First base on
errors-Sta ford /. Santa Clara 2. Hit by
pitched ball--Ball t2), Obear. Mitchell. Struck
out-By Reed IA by Alligaert g. Time of
game hours. Umpire Townsend Scorer
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-06
DAY SCHOLARS WIN
special Dispaieh 10 The Calll

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA CLARA. March 5.-Alameda
high school baseball team lost to the
Santa Clara college day scholars on
Sodality field, San Jose, this afternoon
by the score of Z to 2.