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The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
ST. MARY'S MAY
HAVE TWO fIYES
Oakland College Has an Alum
dance of Good Basket Ball
and Football Material

The abundance of good material
among the indoor athletes at St.
Mary's makes it very likely that the
Oakland college will enter two basket
ball teams in the tournament held by
the p. A. A. The candidates for first
team honors are so numerous and cap
able of putting up so superior brand
of basket ball that George c. Faulkner
has decided to utilize two fives instead
of one.
The varsity basket bail five is likely
to enter the 130 pound class, all of its
prospective members tipping the scales
at about 125 pounds Among them are
Andriano, Burke, Russell. King. Nc
Donald, Gochuico and Love
The VictOrs, the crack 10 pound
team of the college. has undergone
several changes in its personnel for the
present season. Manager Bill Thorps
discovered that several of his last
years vets were considerably over
weight. and accordingly eliminated
them in favor of more 1.-THE and slen-
der aspirants. Captain Winsby, Weber.
ChiIes, Gochuico and Smith remain from
last years colts. while the new men
will be picked from Love, Maher,
Schwartz, Boro and Cuneo.
Last season the Victors had a splen-
did record. They won 27 straight
games in an intercollegiate and general
amateur contest that made them for a
while the talk of the bay counties.
Thorps thinks that his colts are in
even better shape for the coming
schedule.
A series of practice games, in which
all available material is being tried out.
is preparing the way for the fntercol-
legiate series with the universities and
Santa Clara college. The Santa Clara
series, to come off about the middle of
February, is regarded as the premier
event in basket ball at both the Cath
olic colleges.
Among the upper classmen trying to
make the basket ball five are several
members of the junior class. all Of
whom show remarkable speed. OF
these "Parson" Shea, Joe Callahan,
Doc" McCarty and Frank Latulipe are
the most promising. Other candidates
for first team honOrs are Greeley, Otis,
Benjamin and Tiny Leonard
The CoIIegians, the second team Of
ST. Mary's college, went up against the
Phoenix ball tossers yesterday after
noon in the first practice game of the
season. The Phoenix men won out with
the score to 1.
The second team was strengthened
for the occasion by several of the more
recent additions to the Phoenix ranks.
Eddie Burns, who is to coach the first
team this year, was in evidence and
demonstrated that already he has the
college tossers well in hand
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued IN
San Francisco Wednesday, January Is, 1910;
BENSON Benson. 80, and
Mary Kaufman 80, both of so Webster St
BESCoVICH-JURICH Bescovich, "a
and Grace Zurich, is, both of II Peralta ave.
DoNLoN-aIURRAY-J Z. Donlon, 80, Ok
nard, and Margaret V. Murray, IS, Dublin,
Cal.
GEDNEY CARLISLE NJ. Gedney
81 Hobart Mills, and Bernice r. Carlisle, 23,
1860 Sacramento ST.
HILTON -NANCE-F1oyd A. Hilton. %, and
Carrie Nance, %, both Of Santa Maria.
JUDD-SPRACKL LEN-George W. Judd, 20, and
Edith Spracklen, %, both Of Fftchburg.
KRAAfER-PRICE-Ed Kramer, 81, and
Mabel Price, 2S, both of Vallejo
NSkI-REID-August G. Krushanski.
D. Presidio, and Jennie V. Reid, a. San
Francisco
IAHoNEY-wEBER- Cornelius Mahoney, II,
and Mary Weber, is, both of 61515 Grove st.
-HUGHES-Fredrich Nunemann,
2S, PinoIe, and Nellie Hughes, is. Rodeo.
RoSCHECK-J NJ. Rosheck, 2s
446 Castro St, and Marie c. Jacobsen, %,
1859 Plymouth ave.
SAIITH-FRoST- Henry o. Smith. 20, and
Frda NJ. A. Frost, 20, both Of 1870 McAllis
ter st.
wERTHMAN- N-SdARRIs-EIis H. werthman,
81, Bradford, Pa, and RosaIie Harris, is,
Menlo Park.
WOODS BURKE Thomas II. Woods 81 and
Della Burke, 81. both of 407 Devisadero st.
YoSHIAK AKA-FUKUsHIMA - shuzo Yoshiaka
%; I21 Haight St, and Misaho Fukushima. 23,
1911 Sutter st.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
SANTA CLARA nine
IS AGAIN VICTOR
Defeats Charley FrieneS' Picked
San Jose Team for the
Second Time
[Speciol Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Jan. 19.-Charlie
Frienes' picked San Jose team was de-
feated again by the Santa Clara base-
ball nine on the local field this after
noon by score of to 1. a marked
improvement over last weeks play was
displayed by the Frienites in all de-
partments of the game. their inield
playing being noticeably good.
Reams of Santa Clara and Bowers OF
San Jose carried of batting hcnorS
with two singles each. The fielding OF
Dooling of the Jesuit team and the
spectacular one handed stab of McGov-
ern's drive by Cotton of San Jose wera
the features of the game.
Coach Kelly had three pitchers on
the firing line in the course of the
game, giving them workout. They
were Agnew. AIlesaert and Barry, the
latter, who is TO face the Stanford car
dinals Saturday, making fine showing.
For San Jose Courtney twirled good
brand of ball for seven innings when
a sore arm forced him TO retire IN
favor of Garvin. >
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
KAUFMAN NEARLY
PUTS O'BRIEN OUT
Ring GeneraIsfip Saves Confess
sOr From Terrible Beating
and Ten Second Sleep

PHILADELPHIA, Jan 10. - Jack
O'Brien's ring generalship tonight saved
him from a terrible beating and
knockout at the hands of AL Kaufman
of San Francisco in a six round bout
before the National athletic club to-
night At the close of the fight both
men were bleeding from nose and
mouth and oBrien had badly swollen
eye. Kaufman, however. was in far
better condition than the Philadelphian.
There was a tedious delay in getting
started because Kaufman insisted on
the gloves being weighed. O'Brien once
defeated Kaufman in San Francisco,
and the Californian was a trife too
anxious or he might have duplicated
OBriens feat.
When the bell rang for the opening
the men rushed to a clinch and in the
breakaway o'Brien sent two straight
lefts to the nose. Kaufman rushed his
opponent around the ring, but O'Brien
would stop suddenly jolt hard right
or left to the face.
There was little damage done in the
first round, but in the second Kaufman
drove his right under O'Brien's heart
and crossed a left to the jaw, causing
Jack to clinch.
The minutes rest refreshed O'Brien
wonderfully and he had all the better
of the third round. His exertions
seemed to weaken him, however, and
had it not been for his clinching in the
fourth round O'Brien probably would
have been knocked out. About the mid
die of this round Kaufman drove a
wicked right to the wind and hooped a
vicious left to the chin. O'Brien
dropped to his knees and when he
arose rushed to clineh. His clever
footwork saved him.
In the fifth and sixth rounds O'Brien
would not allow the Californian to get
set The Philadelphian would jab the
nose with left and then rush TO a
clinch before Kaufman could land with
effect In the middle of the sixth round
Kaufman caught O'Brien coming in
and almost lifted him off his feet with
a right uppercut. O'Brien clinched and
saved himself 1t is doubtful whether
O'Brien could have lasted another
round, even with his brilliant footWork
Kaufman gave his weight at 1876
pounds O'Brien said he weighed 165
pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Additional News OF Sports Events
NELSON TO Fight
WOLGAST IN SOUTH
Baffier in Memphis Receives
Word That Hester Viii Not
Get Permit

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Jan. 19.-The fight
for lightweight title between Bat
ting Nelson and Ad Wolgast Feb
ruary % will take place in Los Angeles
instead of San Francisco. This change
anticipated for some time was admitted
tonight by Nelson. who has received
information from the coast that Sid
Hester, who was awarded the match
for his Mission club, will not be able
to secure permit Tom McCarey will
get the match. Nelson and manager
said they had stuck to Hester as long
as possible, as Hester day acted .18
karat" in the face of adverses. The
Los Angeles purse, it is said, will be
the same as that offered by Hester,
with Nelson getting the usual cut"
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
BIRTHS

BAUMsTEIGER-In this city, January 10. 1910.
Albert dearly beloved husband of Anna c.
Baumsteiger and loving father of Sebastian
" John H.. Albert S., Catherine H.. Caro-
line Anna and Maria Baumsteiger and Mrs
Theresa Mitchell, native of Aachen Ger
many, aged so years Kindly omit flowers.
(Petaluma papers please copy.)
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Saturday, Janu-
ary % at 9:15 a. M, from his late resi-
dence. 35OS Twenty third street thence to st.
Anthony's church, Army street, where a re-
quiem high mass will be celebrated for the re-
pose of his soul, commencing at 10 a. M.
interment Holy Cross cemetery.
BERTIN-In Eureka, CAL, January II, 1910.
p Fernand Berth, beloved son of Mr. and
Mrs. A. Bertin. loving husband of the late
Alice Bertin, father of Marie Louise Bertin
and brother of Gabriel Bertin, Mrs. E. Char
tier Mrs B. Sandoz and the late e. Ber-
tin. native of San Francisco, Cal, aged
al wears and 2 months.
Notice of funeral hereafter.
CARRoLL-In this city, January 1s 1910. Pat
rick beloved brother of William Helena
lanes and Daniel Carroll. native of County
Cork. ireland. aged so years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today (Thurs-
day) at $50 a. m, from his late resi-
dence c8f Florida street thence to ST
Charles Borromeo church, where requiem
high mass will he celebrated for the repose
Of his soul. commencing fat Q a. IN. Inter-
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
De Gro Gives Exhibition at.
The Graney

More than 500 billiard enthusiasts
crowded the Graney billiard room last
night to witness the first three cushion
game of the De ORC series. Erness
Lehner, coast balk line champion. was
the easterner's opponent and although
he lost so TO 40. put up a remarkably
strong game against the veteran
De Orc was little out of form, noe
having had a billiard cue In his hands
for some time. He warmed up to his
task after a slow start. however. and
finished with a highly spectacular ex~
hibition of his skill. He made two or
three pretty runs of five and high run
of six of the prettiest three cushiOu
shots ever executed before the local.
fanciers of the game.
Tonight his opponent viii be Guy NJ
Lyons. a local erackajack.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20

TAMPA. Fla. Jan. l9s-Book makers had
their innings today when efery favorite, as wei
~ heavily played good thing" was knocked
down IN succession and lightly played second
and third choices got the money. summary;
First race. about three furlongs-Goiden Ruby,
Is 70 3. EllaDette. TO :, second Louise
B. 9 10 2 third. Time. 81.
second race. i've and a half furlones, maiden
-Necklet , 70 >. won; Elizabethan, to ),
second: Catrine Monteur, > TO j. third. Time,
1:Il 3-5.
Third race i've and a half furlongs-ormuz.
10 , won; Fleming, 9 10 ?, second; Esther
RroVp $ TO l. third Time, I'll.
Fourth race, six furlongs. haDdicap-Warner
Crisaell 10 1. won: Mettie Beraud, even, sec
und- C,loisferess to J. third. Time, 1:17 20.
Fiffb race seven furlongs-Merise. TO ],
won. Otogo 3 TO l. second; Claiborne, 10 j,
third Time, ] .33 Id.
Sixth race. seven furlongs-Rebel Queen. 5 to
. won. Grace Kimbsll, 10 1, second; Alice,
10 . third. Time. 1s33.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Capt. Hackett Remembered
Friends in Will

OAKLAND. Jan. 1S-An estate of
about 100000 is disposed of by the
will of the late Captain John Hackett,
which has been opened and will be
filed for probate tomorrow.
Captain Hackett's three brothers and
sisters are remembered in the will and
large legacies are left also to his three
friends, Henry ]. Kelly, j. S. Nc
Anany and James NJ Brady of Oak
land. The former two We're associated
with Hackett in business for MANY
years. Brady was once city clerk OF
Oakland. The will names him executor
The estate consists chiefly of the
ranch and stock farm near Walnut
Creek and a controlling interest in
the Pacific dredging and reclamation
company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Fla, Jan. 10. - Moncrief
book makers received a drubbing today as FIVE
heavily played choices won. Summary:
First race. three furlongs selling-Decency
II 10 3. won; Lady Ormieant, IL to 8, second
Bendaga, to 2. third. Time, :36.
Second race. five and half furlongs, purse
Carroll. 1 TO 3. won; Martin May, 30 to L, Sec
0nd: Dress Parade II, l. to 1, third. Time,
1:Oe.
Third race. six furlongs, selling Furnace 4
to .. won: Ben Double 3 to 1, second; Wapo.
noca to 1, third. Time, 1:12 40.
Fourth race. General Lees birthday confed-
crate handicap, mile and eighth-Taboo,
Is TO g. won; Wooiwinder, even, second: Pinto
TO J. third. Time, :J3 3-5
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling -Jacobite, 6
to 3 won: Tossn dor. TO >, second; Yama
1e to 1, third. Time, 1913.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth. selling
Sfoneman. to !. won: Camel. to 1. second; ;
Splendida, $50 TO 1. third. Time, las 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
zBYszsKo DEFEATS DE ROUES

BUFFALO, N. Y, Jan. 19.-ZbyszskO,
the Polish wrestling champion. last
night defeated RsOul de ROuen. the
French champion. The Frenchman lost
the first fall being disqualified for
clfnging to the mat. after 26 minutes.
In the second bout the Pole threw his
man over his head to a bridge, which
he broke in 2S minutes. 1t was rough
wrestling and the Frenchman gave the
Pole a terrific battle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
P.A.k.F FROWNS ON
FIGHT PROMOTERS
Applications for Membership of
Amateur Boxing Clubs Are
Turned Down

The board of managers of the Pacific
athletic association dealt the promoters
of the amateur boxing game hard
blow last night at its regular monthly
meeting. Thirteen applications We're
received for membership in the asso-
citation and but one was granted, that
of the Pastime Athletic club, a legiti-
mate organization, that is in no way
connected with the boxing game
Chairman William t. Reid Jr. of the
membership committee reported that
his committee was in favor of rejecting
all the boxing applicants but the Do
lores club, which one was to receive
further investigation.
BRIBERY HINTED AT
For the past week the membership
and registration committees and the
officers of the association have been
pestered from morn till night by the
applicants and their political friends,
and it even went so far that overtureS
were made by applicants to the Of
ficials of the association that if sane
tions were granted and clubs admitted
the fayors would not be forgotten"
Remuneration was even hinted at and
interests in clubs offered Most of the
applications were signed by profess
sional fighters and promoters whose
gymnasiums consisted of possibly a
shower bath, punching bag and a couple
of pairs of boxing gloves.
The only applications which receive
recognition by the association were
those of the Golden Gate South Side
and Buffalo clubs. These applications
were laid over until the next meeting
in order to give the membership COM
mittee. which consists of William T.
Reid Jr., Alfred Skaife and Thomas
Dooling. an. opportunity to thoroughly
Investigate as to their legitimacy
Two clubs were rejected with but
little ceremony, the Hawthorne and Pa
cifc.
WILL INVESTIGATE CLUBS
The board also decided to investi-
gate the boxing clubs that are now
members of the association, namely, the
Auditorium, Dreamland, United Rail-
roads, Mission and Portola athletic
clubs. The officials of these clubs have
been notified to appear at the associa-
tion headquarters, room 405, 133 Geary
street, next Saturday evening at 1880.
accompanied by their minutes and
treasurers' books and inventory of club
property with lists of members and
officers
The committee that will handle this
investigation is composed of men fa-
mlllar with clean sport and noted for
their fairness. William T. Reid Jr.
is chairman and will be assisted by
John Elliott, Alfred Skaife, Frank
Boek. George James and r. w Dodd
Herbert Hauser, Alfred Katchinsh
and r. Z. Dickerson were appointed on
the banquet committee for reception
to president Sidney S. Peixotto, who
returns from Australia next month
The annual cross country race for
Pacific Athletic association champion
ship was awarded to the Century ath-
letic club. II will be run off next
March over the East Oakland hills.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
BARBER CUTS McGRAw's FINGERS

NEW YORK. Jan. 1s.-John J. Nc
GraW, member of the New York Ma
tionaIs, was seized with an unfortunate
inclination last night to scratch his
nose at the same time that barber
was doing some effectual work in the
same neigi1borhood.
As result, McGraw today wears two
fingers of the hand that sways the
bleachers in a sling.
He came within a fraction of an
inch Of amputating both fingers" said
McGraw today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Santa Clara Girls Win
Basket Ball Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. Jan. 19-The girls
basket ball team of Santa Clara high
school scored its second victory of the
season over the University of the Pa
cific five at College park this after
noon by score of 20 to S. The feature
of the game was sprung in the second
half by Lillian McKinnon of Santa
Clara. who threw goal from the center
The University of the Pacific stars were
Misses Kajo and Windsor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Sacramento Club Cuts the
Salaries Of Players
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 19.-When the
members of the Sacramento ball club
receive the contract which Manager
Charles II. Graham has mailed them
they will find a general cut in their
salaries offered for the 1910 season
The players enjoyed war salaries last
year when Sacramento was in the heat
of the battle with the outlaws. E. p.
Talent, former outfielder on the STAN
ford varsity team, has been mailed a
contract by Graham.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
viii not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the published. Notices
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
SAN MATEO SUPERVISOR
CALLS COFFROTH A HOG
Does Not FAVOR TtOo Clubs, but Hester May Still Gel
Permit Despite Another Setback; Johnny Thompson
Arriues to Meet Mccarthy

hog" McAvoy when
interviewed his Mn Park 4 tired OF the
conducting fights everything However
having in would
act on Heers application for permit until the cofroth matter settled
which before the board February p"
With McvOy unable the meeting Of the board owing to
illness Supervisor Supervisor Casey doing
@ a & @ I @ shut % Rfs Mission out club of to the break sGnn o there e % @ % n @ % for
meeting called the
nS On H psss5 R s sF but @
p hs c9s back m from Los m Angeles @ & 3 p fSs spa
man is said to be endv With co9Tb bu1 as there are two other members
the board who are disposed be friendly to the promoter the Mission
may fan in Ine as he has nothing
Supervisors Francis and Blackburn republicans and Coleman is also of
general belief is that the Mission club will eventually
loss OF the Battling Neison-Ad wOlgast match
has gone to great to get get the nh % and @ @ % 0 @
& Nelson has stood pat for RI the & Mission Sob and has waited hoping @ a
I d 3s - 10 pun on ms & ent h @t @ mos st TONE Ncrsrev TO land the
oOFrROrH INDEPENDENT OF SAN MArro
far cGrot is now he in position m to % be pdDn@sn ]
as6ans
:. f1 'Isss' 1'
whose asns ~Gr os that 3 he has DsS P
by jim Grimm Broadway
hghing in
has @ recent ss & for psss 9a%ssr p. e 'ssr. ns ses sas
TEey of
TRAINING PICKED
Tho4on is undecided ] as to s T % me % @ % Te aeRng there
Mccarthy had been training at gymnasium % the Mission % % but ne
sullivan family of Montana is getting ready for his
with
round affair between Anton La Grave
IN Frank
tgiut AXE
talking fighting ground
he
far ] n not 5
rdstu
he
Gallo outth
recalled where the governor called
battle between Jim corbett and Charley
vastly different from what they are IN
big
the promoters of field where
Il battle will opposition
And Still Rickard Talks
ISpcanl 10 The Call
j. Jefre will be given
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Notable Deaths

DR.. ALPHoNsE oLINGER, MISSIONARY
New York Jan. 19.-Dr Alphonse Olinger, an
aged missionary and French philanthropist, IS
dead. He spent his early days in missionary
work in Oregon and California.
ROBERT LOWRY. Ex-GovERNoR-Jac
Miss, Jan. i9.-5sx- Governor Robert Lowry,
governor of Mississippi from 1851 10 $50, died
tonight after n long illness.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
BIRTHS

BRADLEY-In Pescadero, Cal, January 3, 1910
to the wife Of Charles p. Bradley (nee Nc
Cormack), daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
MARRIAGES

BoRAfANN-- this city Janu-
airy IS, 1910, by the Rev. Herman Gehrcke.
Ernest Cleveland Bormann and Nellie Emma
Cal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
TrapshoOting Averages for
1909 Are Announced

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. 19.-The Off
cial Interstate association list of trap
shooting averages for 1909 was made
public today. Averages for single tar
gets are based on minimum of 1000
for amateurs and a minimum of 5000
for professionals.
The ten leading trapshooters in the
amateur and professional classes re-
spectively follow:
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
Juarez Results

JUAREZ, Jan. 1e.-Fred Mulhoiland at to
] proved big surprise when he easily won the
closing event at Terrazss park today he was
practically neglected in the betting He traiied
his field usual until well into the stretch
when. be came with rush and won by two
lengths from good field, Summary:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
13-5-Slscus. 1O4 (ShiIing) ............--...
91-Cesarilsss, 80 (Quay) -........-...-.-.
Time. 1:oI Is Judge shortalI. Dixie Gem.
Virginia Lindsey. King Rover, Cherokee, Red
$40. SECOND RAcEGsix furlongs; selling
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-1-Y ohoome los (Molesworth) ............
s-l-Anne McGee, los (Benescoten) ;;.... 3
Time. lib As. Congo. Lighthouse, Airs, L.
NJ. Eckert. Stendal also ran.
5s4l. THIRD RACE-Three furlongs; 2 year
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-1-Rue, no lShilling) ....--.....---...-.
s-1-Coed. 10 (Garner) ..........-..-...-.,-
Time "a As. Exactly. Morning Song. Leap.
Miss Brunette. Lithogene, Ban Ann. Columbus
Queen San Francisco Maid, also ran.
5s42. FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
4-1-Early Tide. 113 (Rice) ....-.....---...-
b-5-PajarOita, 116 (Shilling) .-........-....
4-1-Rustem i0I (Garner) .................. 3
Time, 1:l3. Jolly also ran.
5s4s. FIFTH RAcE-one and sixteenth
miles; selling:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
3-1-Buna, 81 (Garnerl ....-.....-......... /
3-1-Duchess of Montebelo. 102 lSmalD 49,. 2
Time, 1871 Melange, Margaret Randolph
Captain Burnett, Niblick, Gull Cuban Boy. also
5s4z. SIXTH RACE-one mile: selling:
ODDS. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
s-I-Fred Mulholland, Jog tSmall) ........... 1
6-5-Fantastic Jos tBenescotenl ............- 2
4-l-Howard Pearson, l02 81. wilson,. ....... 3
Time 1889 %. Ethel Day, Arcourt, Lista
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20
FAIRMoNT TEAM WINS

The Fairmont basket ball team, un-
limited. defeated the Everett team by
a score of 81 to 10. The playing of
Nelson. Bruskaber and +. Rienecker
were features.
The San Francisco call., 1910-01-20

AVERAGES FOR SINGLE TARGETS Amateurs
Name and Address PET
j. h. Young, Chicago ..-................. $500
w. II. Clay, st. Louis .--............. $500
Peter Baggerman. st. Louis ..-........... 1882
voolfolk Henderson. Lexington, Ky. ..... .94ST
Homer Clark, Upper Alton. Ill.......sA.. a4s5
j. r. Graham. Ingleside. Ill. ..-...... 1924
William Wettleaf. Nicholas, Ia ....... 1921
T. G.. Fuller Mukwonago. Wis. ...... 94fS
Harvey Dixon, Oronogo Mo. ........ 94I7
Fred Elliott, keithsburg. H. ......... .91l4
PROFESSIONALS
c. G. Spencer ST. Louis s............ .972o
W. H. Heer, Guthrie, Okla .........-.. .9T17
j. NJ Hawkins, Baltimore Md ..... 1861
L. ). German, aberdeen, Nd. ...'........ .O63T
W. E Crosby. 0'Fallon III. ............. .e5T9
F. Gilbert, Spirit Lake. Ia. .......... 1864
T.. OBrien, Florence. Kan. ......... a592
j. X Iaylor, Atlanta, Ga. ...-........... .9471
u D. Freeman. Atlanta Ga. ............ .943I
w. Hun, Macon, Ga ..--..-............ .9421