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The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
ST. MARY'S PLANS
RUGBY SCHEDULE
Athletic Moderator at Oakland
College Outlines the Season :
Before Resfgning
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

Although St Mary's college does
not open till September.::.5 arrange
ments are well under way. for. 1.-THE
schedule of Rugby football games to
be played. Brother Joseph: athletic
director, has scheduled games with
both California and Stanford freshmen
and has also arranged a game with the
Nevada university team to be played
in Reno. Besides these games fixtures
have also been made with other col
leges playing Rugby and the number
of games to be played by the team is
far larger than IN any previous year.
The ST. Mary's second team. will be
scheduled against all the principal
high school teams. The st. Mary's var
sity team VIII also meet the second
ffteens of both Stanford and Califor-
MIA and managers Of both universities
have agreed TO these games.
Footballers and athletes in general
win be sorry to hear that Brother Jo-
seph. who has earned an euviable rep
utstion as being one of the fairest
minded men following athletics in
California, has decided to relinquish
his position as moderator of athletics
at st Mary's. To Brother Joseph in a
great measure belongs the credit of
placing athletics at CT Mary's college
in the high position it occupies today.
misunderstanding between the Oakland
college and Santa Clara college was
strsightened out and the annual con-
tests resumed.
Brother Joseph has placed his resig-
nation before the officials, as he feels
that more Of his time should be de-
voted to educational endeavors.
The st. Mary's schedule as at pres
ent arranged is as follows:
<epfeu7her 24-Tg Stamford freshmen at
September 2s-vs. California freshmen at
October 5-vs Stanford freshmen at Oakland.
October e-Vs. Nevada university at Reno
october ll-Ns. California freshmen at Oak
THANKSGIVING day-vs- Santa Clara college al
San Francisco.
Cogswell polytechnic school appears
TO be divided over the intercollegiate
and the Rugby games Of football. The
school opened yesterday and a discus
sion among the players informally
showed that there is a difference of
feeling over which of the games should
be played. Last years veterans. are
anxious to retain the intercollegiate
code. though there are a number of
students who favor the Rugby game.
Manager MiIlington and Captain
LalIy of the Mission high school Rugby
team have maze a call loI lile Ioolpall
men TO report for practice at the Do
lores park grounds this afternoon.
This will be the first team out for
football this season and the Mission
lads are going to do everything pos
sible TO win the .honors of the Aca-
denic league competition this year. H.
Renwick. who coached the team last
wear. will again have the team in
hand. There will be about IL of the
%eterans from last years team back
ia school. The serum will ayerag
about l65 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
FAST HEATS PACED .
AT DETROIT MEET
Grand Circuit Racing Opens I'm
der Ideal Conditions, but
With Small Fields :.

DETROIT, Mich, Aug. I-The. OPEN
ing of. Detroit driving clubs twenty
sixth annual blue. ribbon. meet, which
covers the. second week of the grand
circuit season, was favored with racing
conditions little short of ideal. i
Fast time was made in all the events
and the last race of the day. the 2:05
pace, brought out the two fastest heats
of the year.
All races were won in straight heats.
The .Horseman and Spirit of the Times
FutuTity for year olds. proved: some
thing of disappointment in both the
| trotting and pacing divisions. The
fields were small in both groups, only
three accepting the issue in the pacing
end of the stake. = i. .:e
| Alice Roosevelt was .faxorite in the
All trot, but Major Strong, second
tchoicei had the speed and took the race
in straight heats. + - =
Emily Ellen was the: big winner. of
the day, taking the large end of the
rich Futurity for year old trotters, in
which Eva Beflini. was ,favorite. The
third heat in this event developed the
closest finish of the. day: Behind the
winner. Charley Direct, Eva Bellini
and Bergen came to the: wire under the
whip and nnlSned so close together
that the spectators could mot pick their
position. The $4,000 stake was divided
as follows: - :.
| : Emily Ellen. $500. :Chatty Direct
! 81 200. Eva Bellini $500, Bergen and
Bon Vivant $500 each. In addition.
David. M. Look of New York. nominator
of the dam of Emily Ellen. received
| $500 and a. handsome. silver cup valued
at $500. :: =.
In the 2:e5 pace, Walter w met de-
| feat for. the first time since. he. was
taken.in' hand by Pop Geers,~ In. the
| first heat: with Snow driving Walter
w in :the lead went. into the air at
the Head OF the: stretchI when Ross K
pushed him and the Geers horse barely
escaped the distance flag:
In the second heat Ross Kwent right
| to the front and: led all ztfie way. THE
| time of this race was the fastest so
| far this year. Summarizes; q
2-11 trot SO. 900, three; in fxe-Major Strong
| Won. Alice Roosevelt second, NIeIva ] third.
| Best time, 2:0S14.' i :
| Three year old trotting- Horseman and Spirit
of the Times futurity: guaranteed value $1,000.
| three heats-Emty Ellen won. Chatty Direct
| second. Eva 'Belllnl third. Best time 2:1OA.
| Three. year cid pace. Horseman and Spirit OF
! The Times futurity, guaranteed. value $4,000
three Twink ling Dan won. Joe second.
| Nell Gentry third. Best time, 2.10H-
/ 2,05 pace 81 .00O two in. three-r-Ross won
/ Jennie; W second Walter W third. Best time
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
.BEDWELL MAY GET ].
ANOTHER HEARING
Detective Unearfhs Stable Boy
Who Says He Gave Dope
to Horse Nadzu
I Special Dispatch to The Call

lOEeCidt L/tSPdtCH 10 nc Ndu
CHICAGO, Aug. 1-Seymour Butler,
well known racetrack detective, has
secured an affidavit from a colored sta
bic boy named Kiel Williams, at
Sheepshead Bay, to the effect that the
latter was responsible for the doping
of the horse Nadzu, for which H. G..
Bedwell was suspended in Kentucky.
Ia the: affidavit,a which has been for
warded to the Kentucky state racing
commission, Williams said he adminfs-
tered a.powder to the horse at the re-
quest. of. an unknown man, who prom
/ ised to: put down good bet for him.
He swQre that Bedwell had. nothing to
do with the condition of the horse, but
that was a stable boy who informed
Bedwel1 as to what had been done. Will
lianls says that he will never return
- The Kentucky state racing commits
sion, which ruled Bedwell- off. will be
asked to reopen the case. on the
strength of the affidavit. :: -.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
SUSPENDED
Splendid Buck Bagged
On Maloney Ranch
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


HALFMoON BAY, Aug. 1.-Supervisor
Joseph NJ. Francis, Tax Collector. John
Debenedetti and a party of friends
went deer hunting on the Maloney
ranch near the stone dam yesterday
morning and Francis succeeded in
bringing down the largest buck that
has been shot in San Mateo county for
years.
According TO Debenedetti and the
other members of the party, the kill
was wonderful, as Francis shot when
the buck was running across a knoll
200 yards away. The tax Collector
shot first, but missed and Francis
opened fire and brought down the ami.
NAL with the first shot.
1t was a four prong buck and
weighed l65 pounds dressed The head
was taken to Chase Littlejohn in Red
wood City for mounting, and the anna
teur taxidermist declared it the finest
speciment that he had ever SEEN
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
"OLD SCAR BACK
FELLED AT LAST
Phantom Deer That Had EIuded
Marin Hunters for Years
Finally Killed
[Seeeiaal Disea.sh 70 The Call


SAN RAFAEL. Aug. Every hunter
on this side of the bay is discussing to-
day the death of ..ord Searbaek," the
phantom buck of Marin county, old
scarback.~ who was famed for his
cunning and luck in escaping death
from one end of northern Marin to the
other. was shot by Maurice Emerald,
son: of Deputy Sheriff oscar Emerald
in Lucas valley yesterday morning. The
old buck was known TO every expert
enced sportsman of this territory by
the. many scars on his tanks and back
made by bullets, and most particularly
by. one deep scar that creased his right
flank.
& DR.. T. l. c. Barr was with young
Emerald when "Old Scar back" was
killed. With Doctor Barr his brother
Waiter and young William Barr, En-
erald Invaded the depths of the region
near Niger hill The Barr brothers
know all the tricks of the hunt and
when. they came on the tracks of the
buck they gave Emerald position OF
advantage near a cleft in group OF
rocks that offered fine hiding place
fora deer. Emerald remained secreted
i'm a..cllimp of bushes while the chase
was in progress.
Suddenly a twig snapped. there was
the flash. of a tawny form. and with
hardly a sound the fleeing animal dis
appeared between: the :boulders. Emer-
aid did not move save to: level his gun
at the outlet of the cleft. The beauti-
full head of "Old Searbaek" appeared
cautiously He saw the hunter, but too
late. s. =
The old stag weighed but 116 pounds
dressed, but proved unusually long Of
limb and had a fine four pronged set OF
antIers. His back and TANKS were a
mascot. bullet scars.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
HAS INFANTILE PARALYSIS

WASHINGTON, Aug l.-William
Hinrich, pitcher of the washington
American baseball team, is a patient
IN the Georgetown university hospital
here. suffering from fnfantile paralysis.
a disease which rarely attacks adults.
Numerous cases of infantile paralysis
have been reported here among children
recently, and three. cases were discov-
cred today. Hinrich. who is 21 years
old. went to the hospital five days ago
for treatment for his arm, which ap-
peared paralyzed.
Today DR.. s. Clifford Cox declared
the young man would not be able to
plav ball again this season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Auto Speeders Warned
With Arrest

PALo ALTO, Aug. There is woe
among the automobile drivers in this
vicinity and the. city Golfers have been
largely benefited during the last two
days by a number of arrests for speed
ing.
The city ordinance has been inter-
preted rather literally in the past and
the joy riders in this vicinity had
taken advantage of the. city's leniency
by scorching along its highways at
speed burning rates. But now Chief of
Police Noble has decided that speeding
will be debarred and that the former
warnings will now be succeeded by ar
rests. with heavy penalties attached.
: Five arrests for fast. driving were
reported yesterday and Saturday also
furnished an unusual quota of "red
devil' cases.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Stake Race Divided

CLEVELAND, Aug. 1.--Owing to the
large. number of entries for the
Tavern stake the new grand circuit
event for 2:f6 class trotters, which will
be run for the first time at, the North
Randall meet here next week, it was
decided today to divide the race into
two divisions. There are 40 paid up
entries in the race, and instead of the
guaranteed purse of $4,000 the event
will be worth close to $4,000 The first
division will be raced Wednesday and
the second Thursday, under the best
three in five system.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
- "a e FOR 5CROFULA
o.o.o. NATURES PERFECT CURE

Swollen
usual which the
In
miserable suffering while
Sickness the Of
safe medicine for
blood
blood
medical advice all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

The Calcutta sweep is the largest racing pool
of the kind in the world. almost 100000 tickets
being sold In all parts of India and the east.
weH as in England. The tickets. which cost 10
rupees or about IA shillingsQ each. keenly
competed for and syndieates buy up Large num-
bers and subpool the result. Even to draw a
starter in the race means large cash prize, and
: the second and third horses draw amounts in pro-
portion TO the first prize
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Central California League
STANDING oF::THE CLUBS

RICHMOND. Aug. 1.-The home team lost
q hard luck. game to the. Cherry Pickers yester-
dag. Ward allowed but two hits. but errors
of his teammates gave. the visitors ALL the runs
Score: - r.. H. E.
San Ieandro o.......-..........: -. 6 2
richmond -: T. Is d
/ Batterios.Arlett and Moore. Ward and Snow
ALAMEDA Aug .1.--RusseiI had everything
and allowed but two hits to the visitors: Healon
allowed but four hits. but received poor sup
port from his team Scorf: II. II, f.
Alameda ....... 3 q.
Brackets ................:0 )
Batteries-Russell and Ryan; Healon and
Jones'.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Alameda Wins Half

At meeting of the board of directors of the
Central California league held yesterday. the
Alameda team officially declared the win
ner of the first half seasons schedule. The
second half begins next Sundays and ends Sun
day, November 6.
Berkeley was admitted to the league as a
hope team and Fruitvale and Elmhufst were
made travelling teams, while San Rafael was
cropped for the balance of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

: HAMBURG: Aug. Frank j. Marshall. tha
American: champion drew with Duras today in
the twelfth. round Of the International chess
tourney. The leaders scores: Schleichter, won,
o. Niemzowtsch, 81 (; Dtiras and Marshall :;
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02

II PARIS. Aug. 1.-The Prix Memoir. run at
Tremblay today, was By Frank ]. Gould's
Renlendade.
The San Francisco call., 1910-08-02
Harness =Horsemen Hold
E. ... :. Final Matinee 4.
[Spceiai: Dispatch 10 The Call


:. STOCKTON, Aug. THE san
Joaquin Driving: club yesterday held
the last matinee for several weeks; as
several of the local horses WIFI be
taken: to San Jose next week to start
in. the. circuit "A large crowd attended
the races and much interest was mani
tested in the various contests. The
summary: ::
First race. running. half mile dash:
SalnaE 10. Greening) 49,. I
Hu1terny w: Gfeening) -. ...........,.:......:2 2
Wine Bell ~. Greening). .:-............... 5
:: :. Time. :53: ::
Second race; 2:5g class, mixed
Mickey (F. A. Murray :...: ......:..-: L. 1
Black Beauty GFriedberger) '...........:,.. q: 3
Laura D.: Carroll & LAWN .... 3. ?
Time. 2:4s, 2:5S
Alta Genoa Jr (Peirano} .-....:. T.: 1
Noble lHelm) '.................. >
=: :Time-2:15, 2:15.
Fourth race 2.3o trot:
Bob Ipgersoil- (Afarengol ...,........: T. i
Doc Mckinney tNancej ...-.......... 8.
=. Time-2:35. ga.
Fifth race, free for all pace
Beauty Dick tPerane) ........... 3 Q
:; Time -2:15, 2:15lk:
Sixth race 2:20 class mace:
newport: taiofrlst ..-s..-............. 10 1
Modesto Mac tHelm) ......-......... 1..3
Tme-2:20, 2:1S .2:o3Is
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
Football Schedule for 1910.

Manager r. B. Jackson announces
the following schedule of games for
the William and Mary football
team:
September "a. University of Vir-
ginia at Charlottesville; October l.
University College Of Medicine at
Williamsburg; October s. Norfolk
IIish 5CuOoI AZ 1TIuIamS Sburg. Ocro-
Der IS. V. M. l. at Lexington; Octo-
Der q, Norfolk Blues. Norfolk
October %. Hampden-Sidney al
Williamsburg; November S. Ran
dolph-Macon at Williamsburg; No
vember II. Fredericksburg CoIeg,
at Williamsburg; November IS
Richmond College at Richmond
November "a. Roanoke College a
| Newport News.
Mr.. J. MerTil Blanchard. Williar
and Mary's new coach. was early 0
the scene. having reached William.
burg last week. Mr.. Blanchar
coached for William and.Mary Sc
eral years ago. and did some veI
fine work. For the past year or
he had been on the Pacific Goa
i, where he coached western COLES
hanrnc
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
Creamery to Have Exhibit

The Williamsburg Creamery Co.
will have an exhibit of butter at the
State Fair, SO Williamsburg and the
farmers of this section will be repre-
sented, Manager O'Keeffe will send
some prints as well as some tub but
ter to the great Fair next month.
The creamery is keeping up wei
and doing a good business appar-
entity. President Harris has beer
sick this week. but he is keeping 4
close touch with the plant, and Man
ager O'Keeffee is producing tn,
goods" to the entire satisfaction o
the hundreds of customers. 1t ha
gotten to that point where the WI
liamsburg public demands the cream
cry product. because it is the recog
nized best"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15

The white-faced. white-hsired,
man who had drawn the
piercing outcry upon himself by the
defence of his trends. never finch
ed. He looked the crowd over
from pit to dome.
You evidently are not well &C
Quainted with the State committee. +"
be said. but the kissing smothered
his remark except TO those near
him.
Some organization man started to
cheer, but that only added fuel tc
the noise of reprosch.
In all his long lie as the main fig
ure in Virginia politics. Senator Mar
tin for the first time found himself
face to face with a body of men who
cared not a snap of a finger for hi,
utterances, and who did not hesitat,
to use the most mocking form of dis
approval to tell him so. But he wa.
apparently the coolest man in tht
crowded theatre and when the stern
had passed he brought the men whC
had decried him to their feet cheer
ing by declaring that he stood no
only for a full investigation of tn
primary by the State committee
but that be thought the charges O
fraud that had been made were O
sufficient gravity to warrant the al
tention of the grand Jury.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
Examination for UnSklIIed LabOTGrS

The United States Civil Service
Commission announces an examina-
uon to be held at Nerfolk and New.
port News. Va. in October for the
position of unskilled laborers (male
and female) in the Federal Service
at Norfolk. Newport News. Ports
mouth. Fortress Monroe. Hampton.
and vicinity. Information and sp-
plication blanks may obtained from
the Board of Labor Employment,
either at the Post Office at Norfolk,
or at the Custom House in Newport
News. Applications must be re
ceived by the Board by the close oi
business On October /. 1910.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
GETTING
INFORMATION,
Preparing Report:
on Creek,

S. II. Yonge. Of the United States
Engineering Corps. was here Mon
day and Monday night. securing
data on College creek. or Archer's
Hope rivef TO submit 70 the depart
nent at Washington preparatory 70
recommending a survey for the
dredging Of that stream for which
Congressman Lamb has secured an
appropriation Monday. Mr.. Yongs
net a number Of business men about
he matter. and was also taken down
he stream by launch.
a mass meeting was held Mon-
lay night to arrange for securing
iata that would enable the engineer
Tho will be here in a few days. 70
make a report to Washington. Mr..
". L. Jones was elected chairman
and Mr.. B. r. Wolfe secretary Of an
organization whose object is to ss-
cure reliable information.
Mr.. Yonge stated his object here
% be simply to get information as to
the possibilities Of the river as A
-arrler OF commerce.. so that he
could report TO the proper authorities.
This uat2 VIII cover past. present
and prospective value Of all freight
received here which VIII show the
commercial value Of the EiyeE. and
Ehether even a preliminary survey
Sil DC made. Mr.. Yonge's data
sill DC sent 70 an army officer. who
Nill meet the people here next week.
'r before the 23rd instant. according
% present arrangements.
Il The chairman appointed the fol
, owing committee 10 secure the infor
!, nation desired. who is to report a
. once 70 the secretary: J. c. Oar
iington. Capt. c. NJ. Inman. J. w
\. Casey. Jr.. r. Houge. and II. K
:, Graves.
a committee composed Of r. Il
=, Ball. K. L. Spencer and 4. "
:, WaTburton was named 10 meet an
:. entertain the engineer expected nez
!. week. A vote OF thanks was tende
a ed Mr.. Yonge tor bis interest in Il
= matter.
y. The people of Williamsburg vi
81 have to show to the satisfaction
!; the government engineer that 4
\, stream IS of commercial value b
tore even the survey viii be crderer
=. therefore. if you have any inform
~ ton, come forward and give il witho
= delay. The dredging of this Gre.
will give Williamsburg water tzzr
,.s portahon for heavy freight. such
Dd coal lumber, etc. and Will save
y. thousands of dollars annuzlly.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
Church Services as Usual.

On next Sunday at Ills a. N.
the Rev. Edison K. Odell. OF the
Methodist church, will fill his regu.
lar appointment at Warwick Chapel
and Rev. w. (. Roach viii preach
at Williamsburg.
Mr.. Roach has made for hinSsli
a good name ia our city ana nA&ny
viii be sorry to learn that he bcsves
Us finally the 18th of this month.
The services of next Sunday vii
therefore be his farewell address anc
the public IS generally invited &c
hear him. The pastor VIII preach
as usual At 8 p. m.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
Jones for the Senate

Norfolk. Sa pt. l2.-It was stated
mere last night among those who are
heading TIE Democratic insurgency.
which has arisen IN an attempt to
overthrow the old party leaders IN
this city. this congressional district.
and in the State. as well as to cham
pion reforms IN government. that
William A. Jones. representative in
congress from the First Virginia
disTiSs. would oppose Thomas S.
Martin for the United States senate
when the senator comes up for re-
election.
The insurgents are in hunor 20
wage a bitter warfare on the eseab-
lshed party powers. CongTesSma2
Jones was at Old Point Comfort 10
day. bat ieft there this afternoon fox
an aAknown destination.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
HIN0Od Children to 90 10 Home.

Before court adjourned last week,
Judge D. G. Tyler ordered the two
little daughters of Mr.. M. Ellwood
committed to the care of the
Children's Home Society. The court
was satisfied that this course was
necessary for the best interests oi
the little ones.
Mrs. Ellwood is suing for a di.
vorce and the husband ishiving apart
from her. The divorce trial vii
come up at the October term oi
court
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1910-09-15
TOanO Topics.


Toano. Va. Sept. lS.-Mrs.
Brown and children. Of Roanoke.
is visiting her father. Mr.. A. S.
Barksdale.
Misses Lucy and Mary Smith are
the guests of Mrs. D. Warren Mars
ton.
Three members OF DR.. Stephen
sons family have been very SEX
for the last week. DR. Stephenson
and little Elise are better and out
again but Mrs. Stephenson and
Early are still quite sick.
Franklin and Herbert Martin. Of
Lanexa. are attending the high
school here.
Miss Ada Lee. of Norge, return
ed to school on Monday.
Mesdames II. II. Richardson and
Minnie Richardson. of Richmond
the mother and sister Of Mrs. J. NJ
Geddy have been Mrs. Geddy'.
guests during the week.
Little Willard Meanley. son o
Mr.. K. S. Meanley. had the mis-
fortune 10 cur his foot badly and ha
suffered a great deal Blood poison
was feared at one time bus be is bet
ter now.
Miss Matte Wynne is quite sick
Mr.. Warren Marston has instaneI
both light and water ia his home.
Miss Eloe Peasants left Wednes
day to attend the Massey Bushes
, College. Richmond. She will tax
a nine months course.
= Mrs. Andrew Richardson. {
Richmond. sister of Mayor Richard
son. IS the guest of Mrs. J. Pows
| - "
Mrs. Cornell and sister. Mi
Cobb left Wednesday for their hon
S at HowaTdsville.
Mrs. n. w. Tyler viii visit b
j. husbands mother at Bumpas
l. Louiaa county.
; The infant daughter Of Mr.. w.
IS Stewart. is very III.
Mrs. P. r. Drisooll and little so
d have returned from a delightful Vi
% to Charlottesville.
r Miss Blanche Taylor. OF Ric
IN mond. was the guest this week
er Mrs. Ada Allen.
Mrs. Harriet Richardson.
a Williamsburg. spent the week-e
ay with Mrs. N. V. Hankins.
ot Mr.. George G. Hankins will co
no mence this week the fourth and
y term at the Medical College of \
ginia. We wish him the great
success. He has successfully pa
ne ed the State Board for the III
n previous years.