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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
GOOD PROGRAM IN
STORE FOR MEET
Star Athletes Attracted by the
Series of Events Arranged
for Sacred Heart

The students of Sacred Heart college
are making active preparations for the
indoor meet soon to be pulled off on
April %, in conjunction with the
original Gaelic dancing club. Be
sides the distinctively athletic num-
bers, the members of the dane
ing club headed by Joseph P. Kelleher,
will give several exhibition and COM
petition dances. The evening will close
with an hour or so of social enjoyment.
For the athletic events large num-
Der of local organizations have already
sent entries, including the Olympic
club Acme club of Oakland, Erin's
Hope football club, Gaelic hurting club,
Catholic Schools athletic league and St
Mary's college
Following is partial list of the
dash. $40 yard run, $50 yard run. relay
races for Catholic colleges, high
schools. hurting and football clubs, Sa-
cred Heart college alumni, Olympic
club and the 95 pound runners in the
Catholic Schools athletic league.
The following committees have
charge: General committee-Joseph P.
Kelleher. chairman; James P. Reilly '0S,
corresponding secretary; Richard j.
Curtis 'O9, financial secretary; Brother
L. Gregory. treasurer. Press and ad-
vertising: Brother U. Gregory. p. J..
Kelleher. James Barry, Isadore Byxbee.
Vincent Brennan. Music-James Barry,
Daniel Cotter. John ]. Walsh
A special attraction will be calls
thenic drill by squad of boys from st.
Joseph's academy, Berkeley. This part
of the program is under the control of
Thomas Reilly, president Of the Acad-
emy athletic ASSOCIATION.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Johnson Gives His Ideas
Of Training

NEW YORK, March ga letter
from Jack Johnson, heavy weight
champion, to a friend in this city. pub
lished today, gives his ideas of train
ing.
II am not hiring any one to tell me
how to train" Johnson wrote. "Of
course, I will have large staff of so
called trainers, but they will do what
I instruct them to do. In the actual
preparation for the Jeffries bout will
follow my own system. My training is
all based on how / feel and perform.
If | could hit as hard, be as fast and
feel as well. l would not care whether
l weighed a ton or $50 pounds.
But common sense tells me that 1913
or 200 pounds Is enough to be at my
best. / do not expect to weigh an
ounce more than 19S pounds when 1
meet Mr. Jeffries. 1t is not that I don't
need training, but that / don't need
trainers"
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Big Golf Tournament
Opens in South

PINEHURST. y. g, March ga SO
hole medal play, four ball best bali
match, amateur and professional,
opened the tenth annual united north
and south golf championship tourna-
uent today.
The best cards were William 7. West
OF Philadelphia and Alexander Ross,
who made I41. The best morning round
was a - made by Willie Anderson and
the best afternoon card was Il, made
by Alexander Ross
The field is a brilliant one, including
National Amateurs Champion Robert A.
Gardner of Chicago, former British and
American Champion Walter D. Travis
OF Garden City.
Mrs. c. II. Vanderbeck of Phila-
deIphia in the final round i'm the an
nual united north and south gold cham
pionship for women defeated Miss
Mary Founs Of Pittsburg, l up on the
home green.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

'Snow on ground, II inches.
The following maximum and minimum tenn
peratures are reported from eastern stations for
previous day. Chicago, 1856; New York, 1915; !;
Omaha, 5000.
SYNOPSIS
storm has developed the Pacific coast
and high northerly winds are reported from the
Farallones northward. Light rain has occurred
in the Sacramento valley and conditions are
favorable for heavy rains within the next "a
hours most of the state, and heavy snow
In the Sierra and Siskiyou.
It continues cold throughout the Great valley.
Easter day will be one OF unsettled weather
over most of the state.
The relative humidity at Red Blufr was Sc
per cent and at Fresno IS per cent
Forecast for San Francisco and vicinity for
the 80 hours ending at midnight March 27:
San Francisco and vicinity-Unsettled weather
with rain Sunday; high north winds diminishing
Santa Clara valley-Showers Sunday; brisk
south wind.
Santa Clara valley--Rain Sunday. with snow In
the mountains; high south wind.
San Joaquin valey-Rain Sunday-brisk south
wind.
Southern California-Showers Sunday: brisk
south wind.
A. G. McADIE. District Forecaster
Daily River Bulletin
SACRAMENTO. March 2s-observations taken
ar q O'Clock a. M.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
FORT BRAGG BOYS
LEAD ALL RIVALS
Two Records Are Broken i'm the
Northwestern League Meet
at Santa Rosa
TSpeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, March 26.-Fort Bragg
won the field day here of the north
western subleague of the Amateur
Athletic league today, Santa Rosa se-
cured second place and Healdsburg
finished third. The points scored by
the respective teams were: Fort Bragg
AZ. Santa Rosa 80, Healdsburg 20, Will
Its "a, Ukiah 22h, Mendocino IL.
Benicia 8, Petaluma 5, Analy 2.
Two records of the league were
broken. Scatena of Healdsburg, who
held the previous shotput record of AZ
feet inches, exceeded that distance by
A feet ~ inches Young of Heads
burg broke the league record in the
pole vault. going 10 feet inches
against feet inches.
There was a large crowd in attend
ance. The meet was marred by several
slight rainfalls during the afternoon,
while cold wind prevailed at times.
The summary:
so yard dash--clay.. w. first; Crooks. B..
second; Early. P. third; Young. H., fourth.
100 yfFq E.S hrst CLAY
22O yard dash-Hudson, S. R., first; Mcintosh,
s. r.. second; Scott. W, third; Gibson, o..
44o yard dash-Huriey. NJ. nrst: Gibson. u,
second Banks, u. third: Auiin. Ft- B., fourth.
Time. 81 sec.
;, $50 yard dash--Aulin, TT B.. and Dean, Ft.
B., tied for first and second; Miller. S. R.,
third: Schulz, H., fourth. Time. 2 min IT 1-5
sec.
Mile run-ware, Ft. B.. first: CLARK, u, Sec
Sqd: Dean, Ft b. third; Smith. H.. fourth.
:, 22o yara g. huEdles-pean, g Ft- B., ana Hurley.
third; Roth. W., fourth. Time, 27 4-5 sec.
l20 yard hurdles-Dean. FIT. B., first; Van
dyke, u. second: Mcdaniel, s. B.. third; Rowe.
W., fourth. Time not given.
Pole vault-Young, H., frst; Steele, W.. and
Endicott, W., tied for second and third places
Cox. U.,. Eldridge, H.. and Cox, u. tied for
fourth place. Distance. 10 feet sA inches.
Broad tump-Dean, Ft. B., first: Rowe, W.,
second: Van Dyke, u. third; Virgins, A.,
fourth. Distance. 10 feet 81 Inches.
Discus-Swisher. H, first; Scatena. H., sec
ond: Thomas. u, third; Golden, Ft. B., fourth.
Distance eS feet.
Hammer throw-King, S. D.. first; Taylor.
Ft. b., second: Thomas. o., third; Drake, s. r.,
Shotput- -Scatena. H.. first; Thomas, u, sec
ond: Golden, Ft B., third: Hayes, H., fourth.
Distance, 46 feet ~ inches.
Relay raee-santa Rosa, arst: Fort Bragg.
High jumpaRowan. w, first; Mcdaniel. 8.
R., second: Brunson, H., third; Endicott w,
fourth. Height, 8 feet inches.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
CARDINALS DOWN
SOUTHERN RIVALS
Track Team From Orange Belt
Fails by a Score of 90 TO 29
TO Annex Palm
LSpcciol Dispatch TO The CALI

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March 26.
walked away from its rivals from the
University of Southern California by a
score OF SO to %. The southerners
failed 10 live up TO their reputation.
ThrooP. the speedy little sprinter who
captured both of the sprints, being the
only man whose performance was at
all creditable. The cardinal team is
developing new and valuable man for
the mile in W. S. Porter Jr.. who COW
cred the distance this morning in
s.3S:02
The Stanford squad suffered a loss
in the meet when Smitherum, the
stocky little sprinter, who has been
showing UP so well since the begin
ming Of the track season. broke down
in the 220 yard dash when he was run
ming well up with the leaders.
The results Of the different events
follows:
90 YARD DASH
Won by ThrOop u s c.; 7. l. Coleman 'l2
second; Martin IL. s. c. third. Time ID %
HIGH JUMP
Won by ". M. Argabrite Is. at feet 10
inches; G. L. HORNE 'I3 and wahlber 10. S.
c. tied for second Height. > feet inches.
HAMMER THROW
Won by y. P. Crawford '09 40 feet inches:
,. F. Woolley II. second. l3s feet 3 inches
A. u. Peske 10, third. I20 feet inches.
SHOTPUT
Won by n. P. Crawford 'G9. ~ feet 6A
inches; H L. Horton 10. second. ~ feet eh
inches; Trotter (U. 8. c. third, 43 feet inches.
POLE VAULT
Non by :. II. Bellah 10. IL feet liz inches;
L. Scott 10 aud Richardson 90. S. c. tied for
second, ii feet 6ia inches.
BROAD JUMP
Won hy :. A. Bellah 10. q feet l a Inches
c. H Tallsnt II. 81 feet; B. H Wallace IL
third, 20 feet 6S4 inches
RELAY
Won by stanford (StOlz. Coleman. CrarE. Car
ter and Wymanl: u. = C (Gower. Martin. Wal
lace Etine and Lennon second. Time, 3:2l-
Won by ". S. Porter II: Hall CU. s c..
second: L. n. Price 13, third. Time. 4:3S 20.
100 YARD DASH
Won by Throop 10 :. o.; T. L. Coleman -
secund: II. Smitherum II. third. Time, 10 20.
40 YARD HURDLES
Won By ". D. Pesslee '09; E F. Kern Is
second: Lennox fU. 5. c.. third. Time. :l6 So.
40 YARD DASH
Won by B. r. Stolz 10: c. c. Taylor IL,
second; Wallace &c. :. c., third Time ;52 nat
TWO MILE Run
Won by P. e. Templeton 10; c. T. Newman
-. second; T. ". Harvey ~ third. Time,
0:20 40.
30 YARD HURDLES
Won by Lennox 10. S c.; ". D. Peaslee 'Oe,
second: +. +. Kern 'lS third. Time, 20 nat.
HALF MILE RUN
Won nv A. Johnston 10: Walton Q. 5. CO,
second; J. 3. Leamsn 70 third Time 200 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Ketchel'S Sparring Mate
Now a Champion

CITY OF MEXICO. March 2e.-Jack
ConneI Of Canada, former sparring
partner Of Stanley Ketchel, will fight
a IS round battle with Sailor Williams
Of England at Salina Cruz during the
first week in April for the champion
ship of Mexico. Connell is the new
champion, of Mexico, having won that
title last Sunday night by defeating
Jim Smith. the negro, and by the fur
ther reason that Mitchell, the former
champion, has left the country and re-
fuses to meet the Canadian.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Rocky Mountain Rifle
Club at Top

WASHINGTON, March 2s.-The
Rocky Mountain rife club of Butte
broke all records for the interclub rifle
shooting league matches this week, the
team scoring grand total of $50 out
of a possible 1,000. This club and the
Winchester rod and gun club of New
Haven, Conn.,, now are tied for first
place in the tournament, each having
nine victories and one defeat
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Yachtsmen Form New
Organization

A number of prominent yachtsmen
met last evening at the office of DR..
M. E. Simon in Grant avenue and
formed a new club to be known as
the Sausalito yacht club.
Plans have already been submitted
for a clubhouse. which will be erected
on a piece of land recently leased near
the Sausalito shore line, Just north of
the ferry slip. L. F. Secor is the tenn
porary president and w. l. SoutherIand
te1nporary secretary. The following
temporary committee was also named :
M. E. Simon and H. L. Lacoste, rules
and bylaws.
L. M. Secor and H. P. Mas, emblem
and flag.
Al Rubold and A. C. Lee, furnishings
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Hoseman Has Foot Crushed

James Cavanaugh, a hoseman on the
freboat Dennis Sullivan, had his foot
badly crushed yesterday while he was
saving the life of Chief Engineer James
Ward, who had fallen overheard from
the fireboat
Ward was about to go ashore from
the Dennis Sullivan when a lurch of
the vessel threw him into the bay. Cav
anaugh jumped overheard and, grab
hing Ward by the neck. hauled him on
board of the tug, but in doing this the
tug threw him against the piling, with
the result that he is probably hurt for
Cavanaugh is at St Luke's hospital
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
REDWOOD CITY CLUB.
Especial Dispotch TO The Call

IOpeCInI fIISFuIlff 10 Z TIC 0dIII
REDWOOD CITY, March 26.-To en-
courage the national sport in San Mateo
county, the Redwood City baseball club
today filed articles of incorporation
with County Clerk Nash. The organ
ization has a capital stock of $1,000
divided into 1000 shares at 81 a share
Redwood City is named as the princi-
pal place of business. A. l.. Lowem, A.
Mansfield, ID. r. Stafford, H. c. Tuschen
H. w. Taggart P. P. Chamberlain and
r. +. Chilcott are directors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Johnson Will Come To
Coast Earlier

CHICAGO, March 26.-Jack johnson,
who is scheduled for a fight with
James J. Jeffries in California July 4,
decided upon his return from New
York yesterday to change his train
ing plans and go to the coast at an
early date. After talk with Promot-
er Jack Gleason last night he prom
ised the Californian that he would
start for San Francisco April IA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
SENATOR'S WORRIED
BY PHOENIX COLTS
Coasters Finally Nose Out 5 to 4
Victory on Danzig's Drive
Into Left Garden
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, March 90 The
frisky Phoenix colts of St. Mary's led
the Sacramento Coasters a merry gall
lop for a time today, but were finally
nosed out in the ninth inning by the
score of to 4. Babe" Danzig's drive
into left. scoring Van Buren, in the
final frame. broke up the tie which
lasted from the seventh inning
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Summary

Stolen base-Simpson. Hlts-On Wilcox 5,
innings pitched 5; OF Cam 3. innings pitched 4:
OF Hunt 2, innings pitched o: OF Brown B. inn
ings pitched 4. Two base hits-Guigne (2). Hunt.
Sacrifice hits-Wilkinson, Van Buren. Perry. First
base errors-Sacrameuto g. First base on
called bals-On Hunt 8. Left bases-St.
Mary's s. Sacramento 2. Struck out-By Wilcox
1. by Cam 1, by Hunt 3, by Brown 2. Hit by
pitched ball-Wilkinson. Double play-Guigne to
Fitzsimmons to Wilkinson. Passed balls-Smp-
son, La Longe. Wild pitch-Wilcox.' Time of
game hour and 50 minutes. Umpire-Zamlock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Baldwin Given Decision
Over Lauder

NEW ORLEANS, March 2s.-Tn a
slow 10 round bout at the New Orleans
athletic club here tonight Matty Bald
win of Boston was given the decision
over Leonard Lauder of Los Angeles.
Baldwin was the aggressor at the start
and at no time was in danger.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
STTMNf4RY

Stolen bases-Peters. Mensor. First base on
called balls-On Smith I. of ThOde 2 Struck
out-By Yates 1, by Logan 4. BY Smith 3. by
Thode 1. Passed ball-Langley. Time of game
1 hour and minutes. Umpire-Kellar. Scorer
Anderson Hits-On Yates 3 Innings pitched
Thode 3, Logan 8. Yates 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Johnson Rides Air In
Curtiss Bip1ane

SALINAS. March 26-Frank r.
Johnson of San Francisco riding a
Curtis biplane made four successful
flights from the Sherwood park race
course this afternoon His greatest
height was so feet and his longest
time in the air was eight minutes.
Eight hundred persons watched the
flights. Johnson will attempt to break
the cross country record tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Tars Far 0utclassed By
01ympianS

The tars of the British warship
shesrwster proved no match for the
Olympic club soccer team in the game
played at the Preside grounds yester-
day afternoon. The sailor lads seemed
to expsrience difficulty in finding their
sea legs and the local clubmen romped
away with the long end Of to 2
score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
LEAVE TO INVESTIGATE
MYSTERIOUS DEATH
[ Special Dispatch TO The Cali

ANBURN, March 26.-Coroner Bisbee
and Sheriff McAulay have gone to the
vicinity of Newcastle to investig gate the
strange death of an unknown man
whose body was found near the Kenni-
colt ranch there today. 1t Is said the
body had been in the brush for several
days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
COWBOY ISSUES CHALLENGE

Ell PASO, Tex, March 26-Bert Weir
of Monument, N. M, tonight posted a
$1,000 forfeit for a steer roping con-
test for the championship, now claimed
by J. Ellison Carroll Carroll's time in
2S steer contest was IT seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Won't Break My Date,
Says Black Sam

LOS ANGELES. March 26.-Sam
Langford denied today that he would
break his Philadelphia date to fight
Stanley Ketchel in San Francisco next
month.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENcE

ARRIVED
Saturday, March 26
Bktn Kohala. Anderson, 10 days from winslov.
via Port Townsend s days; ATT piles, 81. .OOo
crossarms, $1,000 feet lumber to Hind, Rolph
DOMESTIC PORTS
EvERETT-Sailed March 26-Stmr Hornet.
for San Pedro.
ISLAND PORTS
H0N0LULU-Sailed March 26-Schr Robert
Levers, for Puget sound.
OCEAN STEAMERS
NEW Y0RK-Arrived March 26-Stmr Lam
rentic, from Liverpool and Queenstown.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
BarbarianS VIII Meet
Sacramento Stars
TsseeioI Dispotch 10 The Call

IDpCCIoL LL5FJult1I 70 4 III NuItI
Barbarians' soccer team of San Fran
cisco will tomorrow meet the pick Of
the Sacramento soccer clubs in a match
game in this city. The game was
originally scheduled for Washington's
birthday. Edgar Pomeroy will lead
the visiting players. The local club
will be chosen from the Rovers of
Sacramento.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Modesto Takes Honors
In Track Meet
rSoccial Dispatch 10 The Cail1

Especial Dispatch 10 The Coll]
MODESTO, March 2s.-The annual
field meet of the San Joaquin Valley
subleague of the Amateur Athletic
league was won today by the
Merced high school with total
of 42h points. The standing of
the other schools was as follows: Tur-
lock, 35; Modesto, 27; Oakdale, 10; New
man, 8; Stockton, ". All of the events
were hotly contested, but slow time was
made owing to the cold wind.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Santa Clara Lassies Are
Champions
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, March 2e.-In q some
what one sided game on the local courts
this morning the girls basket ball team
OF Santa Clara high school won the
championship of the Peninsula SUBJ
league Of the Amateur Athletic league,
defeating San Jose by the score of 25 to
:. Misses Evelyn Hubert and Irene
Downey were the stars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
MAHoMUT A WINNER

CHICAGO, March 26.--In a one fall
wrestling match at the Chicago ath-
letic association tonight Yusoff Ma
homut threw Raoul de Rouen, in 2s
minutes and "a seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
San Jose J, Occidentals o
1Speeidl Disedtch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE, March 26.-Pitcher Thode,
a recruit from Red Bluff. showed the
critics more than any OF the other
youngsters have exhibited in game al
Luna park today in which the local
State leaguers defeated the Salt Lake
Occidentals Z to o. Logan also pitched
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
IsRELL Buys DURHAM

WICHITA. March 26.-Frank IsbelI
of the wichita western league baseball
team has purchased Pitcher Jimmy
Durham from the Louisville club.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

TACOMA, March 26--Arrived. Steamer Hilc
nian. steamer Missourian, steamer Umatilla, fror
San Francisco.
Departed: Steamer Hilonian. for Honolulu.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
CALIFORNIA

Stanford ....... 5 o 0 2 o o o is
California ....... 0 O 2 0 o OF
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Gilfllan 0. by Reed 8, by Har-
ris Z. Left on bases-Stanford 5. California 0.
First base on called balls-Oh Gilhllan T. of
Reed A. of Harris 4, of Smith 1. Time OF game
. hours and 35 minutes. Umpire king Brady.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
CADETS BEST FENCERs

NEW YORK. March 26.-The naval
cadets from Annapolis outpointed all
other teams tonight and won the inter
collegiate fencing championship
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

The Belmont cricket club of Phila-
delphia has made arrangements to tour
Canada next August Theeschedule fol-
lows: August Is, Pittsburg; I6, Cleve-
land: II, Detroit: II. Hamilton: I9 and
90 Toronto; %, Toronto; % and "a.
Ottawa, and 20 Montreal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

In exhibition games the Hot Springs
map.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
MICHIGAN BEATS CORNELL

ANN ARBOR, Mich. March 26.-
Michigan defeated Cornell in an in
door track meet here tonight "a 1-3 to
II 2-3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27

Coast Record for II Hours. Ending
d. m.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
ST. MARY's
SACRAMENTO

'Guigne out IN third for not touching first.
MILLER batted for Cam in eighth.
SACRAMENTO
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-27
Weather Report

United States department Of agricultI
Weather bureau, San Francisco, March 20,
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OBSERVATIONS

WITH Washington, New Orleans, San Francisco and
elsewhere beating ton-oms for the Panama expo of 1915,
it beooves little San Diego to work her Scrpps Spreckes
Spalding horse fiddle with both hands.
BRYAN is collecting Zoo for Lincoln Already has a
tomcat and monkey. If he could only rope such
rampageous democrat Tom Taggart he d have what
might be considered booming old start.
AN auto at Detroit while being tested, jumped Is feet
into the air. killed two men, crushed trolley pole and
exploded its tank all ward precinct. What it could
have done after being sold is wholly matter Of conjec-
tuTe.
REPORTED that Taft is considering Gov. Hughes for
the United States supreme bench Strange but just
shows signs of being brave, big and strong
the proposition sprung inter him in the supreme court
OHIO has discovered way to speedily increase her state
Special grand jury sessions have been called
and number Of state officials discover that their
sciences will longer permit them to hold to illegally
drawn fees.
AND there's testimony that that Lloyd party didn't
reach Mt Mckinley's summit any more than Cook did
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