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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
TWELVE STAKES OFFERED FOR COMING EERYVHE RACING SEA
WHEELMEN TO RACE
FOR Berg TROPHY
Relay Teams viii Cover Fifty
Course on San Leandr0
Triangle

The local wheelmen will hold race
meeting today on the San LeandTo tTt-
angle. The race will be Is mile re-
lay for six men teams. each man to
ride eight and a third miles. 1t will
be for the Bay trophy. which is a three
win cup.
The trophy has been raced for on two
previous occasions and was won both
times by the Garden City wheelmen.
and should they be returned the winner
in today's race the cup will pass INTO
their permanent possession.
Four clubs will be represented in the
race. They will be the New Century
wheeImen, Golden City wheelmen. Gar
men.
The first relay will leave the starters
hands at 1 .. m promptly.
The following are the entries: New
Century wheelmen-W. Rhodes. w.
Haywards G. Hummitt, e. Buttleman,
A. Sangalli and G. Holmes. Golden
CITY wheelmen-A-M Mcdonald, J. Martin.
E Mclaughlin. ]. Frerichs. F. Nugent
and Jerry Coughlan. Garden CITY
wheelmen-A. Moore. p Castro. w.
Walther. c.. Baxter. c. Chaboya and H.
Waltz. Oakland wheelmen-R. de Cas-
sin L. Goodin, w. French, H Hartman,
z. Carroll and G.. Nelson
The California Associated CycIlsts
have a movement on foot that will help
greatly TO bring wheeling back TO its
own.
The association will hold a meeting
next Wednesday night at the Bay City
wheelmen's clubrooms and the asSocia-
ton will at that time admit to member
ship the dealers of the different towns.
The dealers will be represented on both
the executive and racing boards of the
associa tion and will furnish all the
trophies for races and endeavor to
boom the sport.
Several minor changes will be made
in the bylaws of the association and
the offices of secretary and treasurer
will be made separate.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
have Won "a OUT
Of 10 CONTESTS
Speedy Amateurs Are Anxious
TO Secure Games With
Fast Rivals

The record of the Clarion baseball
any other amateur team in the state
The local collection of ball tossers has
met some of the fastest teams in the
state and downed them in decisive
fashion. Manager Kane is desirous of
playing any amateur club in the state.
The club will go to Benicia today to
play the country tossers
The Clarion team has engaged in 16
diamond combats up to date and but
two of them have been reverses. The
last defeat which the local clothiers
sustained was when they took the
short end of the score against Peta-
luna on last Sunday. The Clarions are
not satisfied that the Egg City lads are
their superiors at the national game,
and if given a chance Kane's tossers
think they could turn the tables
The Clarion club is going right along
accepting challenges and it intends to
establish a record for the other anna
teur clubs to shoot at
II. Lorenzen is the business mana ger
of the team and clubs desiring games
can send challenges to him at the
Clarion, SCI Market street.
The Clarions have an able battery in
Dolan and Fusco. The former is an
exceptionally clever twirler
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

he Sl.s00. Of which $3.50 to second and $50 TO
third Weights to be announced Thursday, De
cember % Winners of other than selling
purse after the announcement of'weights TO carry
i've pounds extra. To he run Monday, January
:, 1911. One mile and furlong.
Lissak handicap cf S1,5co-A handicap for 2
france $40 ana $50 additional to start The New
California Jockey club 10 guarantee the value to
be $l.5Go. of which $500 - second and $50 to
tMrd Weights 10 he announced Wednesday.
January IL. Winners Of other than selling
pnrse after the announcement Of weights to
Janusry II. 1911. One mile
Andrew selling stake of s1,2oo-For , year
olGs and upward at time of closing Entrance
SO and $40 additional 10 start. The New Cali
iornia JOCKEY club 70 guarantee the value 70 be
$1,000. of which $3.50 to second and $3.50 to
third. The winner to be sold at auction: 81. 400
weight for age, one pound allowed for each 5000
70 $1,000. then ono pound for each 500 to $500
Winners OF race of $500 or of three races
other than selling after the closing of this stake
10 be entered for not less than S1.100 Starters
entry box the day preceding the race at the
usual hour of closing. and those named to be
liable for starting fec. To be Saturday.
January 2s. 1911. Six and haif flrlones.
Palace Hotel handicap of sl,sco--A handicap
tor ? year olds and upward AT time of closing
Entrance so and $50 additional to start. The
New California jockey club TO guarantee the
value 10 be 81 500. Of which $3.50 To second and
Sl50 70 third. Weights 10 he announced wedncs-
day. February /. Winners IF other than sell
ing purse after tue announcement If weights TO
carry I'VE pounds extra. To ne run Saturday.
February !. 1911. Que mile and furlong.
WsteThouse cup of sl.500-A handicap for 2
year oids and upward at time of closing. En-
trau SIS and sI5 additional 10 start. The New
California jockey club to guarantee the value TO
bc $500. Of which $4oo 10 second and 5000 to
third and fourth to save starting fec Weights
to be announced Wednesday. February S. Win
ners Of other than selling purse after the
ncuncemelt Of weights 10 carry FIVE pounds ex
ira To be nn Saturday, February II, 1911
Two and quarter miles
California derby of s2.sco-For ; year olds of
1911 q year olds at time Of closing). Entrance
Si5 and $50 additional 70 start. The New Cali
foTnis jockey cub 10 guarantee the value to be
$1,000. of which $500 to second and $500 to
third Winners OF a stake for 3 year olds in
1911 or OF four stakes for year olds In 1910
hre pounds extra. Nonwinrers at any time of
stake OF $1,000 or two races of $50 each al
lowed i've pounds: Of 5000. eight
pounds maidens. IA pounds. To be run wednes
DAY. February -. 1911. One and a quarter
miles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

Opening handicap Of 81, ,ooo-A handicap for ?
year .olds and upward at time Of closing En-
trance $40 and $40 additional to start The New
California jockey club 10 guarantee the value 10
be 81 coo, Of which 5000 10 second. 500 TO third
Weights TO be announced Wednesday November
mile.
THANKSGIVING handicap of Sl.5oo-A handicap
for , year olds sud upward al tine Of closing.
Entrance SO and $50 additional to start The
New California jockey club 70 guarantee the
value 70 be 81. 800. of which $500 TO second and
$50 70 third Weights 10 he announced Monday,
November 2I- Winners of other than selling
purse after the announcement Of weights 10
carry Eve pounds extra. To be run THURSDAY
November "a 1910. One mile and furlong
Croker selling stake of sI2oo-For 5 year
olds md upvsrd al time of closing Entrance
SO and $50 additional 70 start The New Cali
fornie jockey club n guarantee the value 10 he
81 200, Of which $3.50 TO second and $50 10
third. The winner 10 be sold at auction $500.
weight for age one pound allowed for each 500
70 $500 Winners Of race OF Seee or or two
races other than selling after the closing of this
stake 70 be entered for not less than SLIGO
Starters, with selling prices. 10 be named
race. al the usual hour Of closing. and those 50
named TO be liable for starting fee To be run
Saturday. December 3. 1910. One mile
Sacramento handicap of S1.200--A handicap for
> yesr olds and upward At time Of closing. En-
trance $40 and $50 additional to start. The New
California jockey club 10 guarantee the value TO
be 81 200. Of which $3.50 TO second and $3.50 TO
third. Weights TO be announced wednesday.
December Z. Winners of other than selling
purse after the announcement Of weights 10 carry
nve pounds extra To be run SATURDAY. Decem-
Der 10. 1910. One and sixteenth miles.
Oakland handicap Of SI,2oo-A handicap co. .
yesr olds and up at time Of closing. Entrance
SO and $50 additional 20 start The New Cali
fornis jockey club guarantees the value To be
$1,000, Of which $3.50 To second and $50 TO
third Weights 10 be announced "Wednesday
December a Winners of other than a selling
purse after the announcement Of weights TO carry
i've pounds extra. To he run SATURDAY. Deem
Der II. 1910 Six fuTlones
Christmas handles, oF. A hspSicer for
year Olds and upward time Of closing. En-
trance SIS and $50 additional 10 start. The New
California jockey club 10 guarantee the value 10
Be s.. .000. Of which $500 20 second and $3.50 10
third. Weights To be announced Thursday. De
cember y. Winners Of other than selling
purse after the announcement of weights to
cary five pounds extra. To he run Monday De-
cember 26. 1910 one and E quarter miles.
New Year handicap of 81. 500 handicap for
year olds and upward at time Of closing En-
trance SIS and $50 additional 10 start. The New
California jockey club 10 guarantee the value TO
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Gossip OF
The I TUIlrf

". 7. Anderson. who had = successful season
ct Emeryvile and later won many races at Salt
Lake City. win be among the owners at Louis
vile for the fall meeting. Anderson is racing
his string at Saratoga under the nsme of the
Victoria stable and he has applied to Secretary
Lyman Davis for 10 stalls Among the best in
his stable are Helen Bsrbee, Jacauelina. Spohn
and Weymouth. Jscquelina finished second to
Cherryola in the yasssr stakes at Saratoga.
sam Hffcreth paid only $400 for Dalmatian
81 the sale OF the Perry Belmont yearlings at
Sheepshead bay two wears ago If Dalmatian
the metropolitan tracks he Will be strong
contender for honors on the other side The
events 80 which he will race all long races
and this is just what this colt loves. for be is
always running when his rivals are tired.
Hndreth won more than 2o.ooo in stakes and
purses with Dalmatian and hesitated TO part
with him. He said that the present condition
Of racing and the tempting o1er made caused
The victories Of Dsimatian included the Brook
Ign derby III 6iravesend. Coaey Island ockey
club stakes. at SheePshead bay: the Sea Gate
and Iroquos stskes aud the Yonkers and En-
pre city bandcaps at Nonkers ana the Trayers
stakes at saratoga
Fred Luzsdor has arrived al Louisville with
the horses Of j. r. Wainwright. which were
raced at Saratoga. This is the FIRST stable to
reach the Downs from the Spa. In the string
are Royal Captive. Alice Geoyge and Gallant
Pirate. Dr. Waldo Briggs. Sfooner and Ron
F4omnpe which were +iIrned ont have been taken
up and viii also be trained by Lnzador. Jockey
Kennedy accompanied the stable from Saratoga
and viii DO the riding.
Raleigh Coston thinks that Waldo VIII train
sound as a year old after a fall and partial
winter resi-. The foot which troubled him is
better and the leg he favored appears sound.
According to n G. Bedwen II cost him $500
for the expense Of a detective In running down
Keil Williams. the negro stable boy who made
affidavit that failed 10 cut any weight with
the Kentucky state racing commission.
Wayne Joplin, who was on the coast two
seasons ago with Jockey koerner. bought Watch
Ne oh Ef nd
shipped her 10 Louisville for The fall meeting
According to q report from Saratoga. Fitz
Herbert somewhat lame after breezing
half mile in "a seconds at Saratoga Monday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
REVIVED FIXTURES
ATTRACT TURFMEN
California Derby Washington's Birthday
Heads List With $500 Value

ECRETARY PERCY w TREAT yesterday announced the u stakes
California Emeyvile
~
the
the
performers The valuable will be the
derby will be $500 1t will be Wangtons
birthday.
No stakes last the meeting somewhat of
of the
good horses likely stables
willie TO he
flowing is the lis OF
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
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I also cure Contracted Disease. rAr,,t.
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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

Bashti. the FLY for which Harry Payne Whit
ney paid $4,000 at aucton, bred at the
Miilstream stud in Kentucky. being by Adam
Disadvantage She only met with one defeat
and that was on the occasion of her first start
when she got away poorly. The instructions
Whitney sent by cable to his bankers were
Buy Vashti. Disadvantage. her dam. was
bred by Mrs. j. B. Ferguson and her son in law
Phil Chinn at Kingston stud. She is by St
George, and was sold yearling to A. Feath-
erstone, winning number of good races early in
her career Later she bought by Charles
Hill. manager of Clarence Mackay's farm and
then sold to the Millstream stud.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Butte Results

BUTTE. Aug. 27.-Harlem Maids victory in
the fourth race, the handicap event of the card,
the wire by neck to the good in one of the
most spirited finishes of this meeting. Results:
FIRST RACE--Futurity course selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
0-5-Father Stafford. 107 tPage) ............
lo-1-9bor' 1os Zines, ,9
Time, LII; Platoon, saipest, Bnocuar, Big
SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs,
| odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-5-Jim Basey. 100 (yosper) ............... s
Tme ss A. sn Mt Helen Hawkins
selling:
6-5-Arionette, 104 (Selden) )................
12-I--Thistle Belle, no tcoburn' ......-.......
e sy q magsa sis P0rsl sso Marian
FOURTH RACE-one mile. Montana mandi-
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
21-Harlem Maid. es (selden) ..............
5-2-ocean Queen. 1o3 lKirschbaum) ....-....
Time. lao. Jack Paine, Roy Junior, also ran.
FIFTH oBaa RAcE,-Fgturity course. selling: ~
lo-1-oswald B. lo1 (Togarty) .......-........
5-!-Emn1a G, lQ9 Wosper) ).---... 2
Time. iii. Burieigh, Lady Adelaide, Royal
Stone. Jessupburn. also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Sfx ad a half furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
5-1-Jack o, Lantern. ITO (yogt). ............
1o-1--Swede SAM 109 (Fischer) ........... 2
15-I-Cabin. 104 (yosperl. -. ......... 8
Time l:20 3-5. David warfeld Ornate. Ham
meraway. Santhia. Camera. Rather Royal. Jen-
MES Beau. Albion H, also ran.
SEVENTH RACE--0ne mile sellings
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
20-1-Afike Jordan. ITO Denny ........... /
3o-1-Tom Reid 107 umesl observation-disclosures.
9:2-Joe Stokes, 100 tFischer) ,.-........ 8
Time 1:42 2-5. Sir Angus, Frieze, Silver
Grain, John J. Rogers. Spring Ban, also ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
Three Balled Favored to
Give Batter Walk
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27.-changes in
the baseball rules by curtailing the
number of balls necessary to get a base
on balls from four to three is advo-
Gated by President w. L. Curtin of the
Sacramento Coast league club.
The change, argues Curtin, is neces-
sary to protect the batter and he points
to the low batting averages in the
Coast league to show the need of such
protection.
THE pitcher today has all the ad-
vantage" said Curtin, and things
should be more equalized by permit
ting him to throw but three wide balls
to the batter under penalty of issuing
a pass. This would encourage the
pitching and make the game faster.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
NEAR WORLDS RECORD

DIES MONIES, Ia. Aug 27-Lady
Maud c, owned by M. w. Savage, won
the mile pace at the state fair races
this afternoon in 2:05 3-5, one second
above the worlds record for half mile
track. Gano was second, Minor Heir
third, Hedgewood Boy fourth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28
EVANS BEATS PAUL HUNTER

LAKE FOREST, III, Aug. 27.-
Charles Evans Jr. of the Edgewater
club won his second big golf tourna-
ment of the year today. defeating Paul
Hunter of Midlothian, 2 up in 81 holes
in the final for the Mayf1ower cup at
the Onwentsia club
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-28

A motorcyclist approached an enthu-
siast of that sport the other day ana
said, IF a miss is as good as a mile.
broke lot of records yesterday"
His friend asked s.'1ow SOP" Well"
replied the rider. II rode about four
miles and had fully a thousand misses
that makes about 1,004 miles, don't
it?-all inside of quarter Of an hour"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
PREMIER CAR FIRST
IN GLIDDEN TOUR
Chalmers, Maxwell, Premier,
Glide, and Cino Finish
Next in Order.

CHICAGO. July "A - six cylinder
Premier touring ear, driven By Ray r
1IcNauara, is the winner cf the sew
euth annual reliability contest OF the
American Automobile Association for
the Glidden trophy, after completing
with the best score the most trying
endurance event.
with cIeau lead over its com
petitors this big car proved itself the
victor i'm an event which not only in
Siuded a most rigorous road test o.
nearly 300 miles. but 10 passed, with
flying colors, a severe technical exam
ilation.
4 aimers-Derr0ir, driven by Boil
GEL, ls placed second. a Maxwell dri=-
en- rs walls third another Pre- uier-
handled oE BaIiuEer. fourth Glide.
only Gilodeu tour contestants Of the
fourteen starters to finish
The tour technically finished on
THURSDAY but the Chalmers Company
entered protest against The P-emier-
ST meeting here. however, tue pro
test was dismissed by Referee WI ting
as being cuc Of order. inasmuch SIS b
was not made In accordance with the
rules % the association
The result Of the technical examina-
ton did not change the standing OF the
machines as they completed the road
test
The score OF the cars is as follows.
Prenie-. McNamara. go Chalmers. Boil
ger. lI6. Maxwell Walls. Pos Premier.
BalliuEer. So Glide. Castle. gZf-- CIE0.
DOunelly, -rflA
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
SUBMARINE PICKED
FOR ENDURANCE RUN
Boat Salmon Will Sail This
This Week From Quincy
on ?, Sophie Voyage.

BOSTON, Mass. July "A submarine
trID which is likely to be watched with
especial interest by naval officers and
constructors. not only ln This country
but throughout the civilized world. VIII
be the oversee voyage OF the salmon
from Quincy this week
Tie underwater lighting machine
VIII travel 800 miles before returning
TO Quincy and all the way VIII be
'scIf-sUpporting.' that is. she viii
travel under her own power all the
way.
The salmon VIII put out f-om Quincy
edneSday and VIII proceed 10 Ber-
mGda, run OF between 200 and $50
miles
At an economical speed this FIRST Les
Of the voyage should De made inside
Of three days IS the supply Of fuel
on IS small in Bermuda the TUG IN
derwriter VIII follow the Salmon with
a sufficient supply so that the submarine
may replenish at Bermuda
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
POPE'S HEALTH GOOD:
BAD NEWS REFUTED
Suspension Of Private Audiences
Due TO Series of Religious
Exercises.
.XeTCISeS.

ROME. july 2.-Notuithstsudiuz re-
ports 10 the conrrarE-, the health Of the
Pope Is excellent Recently he suspend
ed private audiences TO participate ia O
series Of religious exercises which he
himself established by decree His cE-
ceUeHcy rerls rked today that the
weather recently had uef % 1aIigl-Ifully
cool and INST he felt .I the best Of
spirits and herI-I- The religious serv-
ices are ATTENDED by the Pope aud
about thirty eccleslastics at tHe Esti-
can Hereafter they are to take place
every three months They consist
chiefly OF sermons bv the Jesuit Fa-Ler
Turchi, two services il the morning
and two IN the evening
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
EGAN COMMENDS
IRISH PILGRIMAGE

toulau now serving rs minister ri
Copenhagen. Tss given his hearty i--
dorsemeut 90 the movement of the
Irish-fFome-C5in- Association 4 let
ter from DR. Eear on the subject has
been received rs Francs J. Kilkenny
uresid aut OF the as-urll ton an1UE
other things Dr E-al sa-~- 1T seems
TO me that pilgrimage ike the one
you contemplate VIII have the CIV -rt
Of enabling intelligent persons 90 com
Uare notes. TO examine without passion
or prejudice and % drl- the ties closer
between the two countries-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-07-03
WATCHING TO GET
SISTER FROM SHIP
Wabby Joseph, Believing
Woman Forcibly Detain-
ed, Enlists Aid.

PORTLAND. Ne, July 5.-Wab5y Jo-
seph. a travelling salesman, brother Of
sarah Joseph, the Syrian sirl who, a
few weeks ago, was said to have been
f0Fci5Iy detained on Elijah" Sanford's
yacht Kingdom, but was later freed BY
the court and permitted 20 Join the
yacht, today placed the case OF his sis
ter IN the hands Of Lawyer James \.
Comedian
The brother drst heard Of his sisters
plight while on a business trip 10 Phila-
delphia- he learned that the Kingdom
would put IN az Portland some time to-
day, and immediately started for this
city Fishermen all along the coast
have been instructed 10 keep a sharp
lookout Tor the yacht. When she ar
riFes the sheriff viii board her immedi-
aFely and serve the papers