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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1910-08-05
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al $4,000.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
ALAMEDA Will NOT
PLAY HITCHCOCK
Row With A. A. L. EnSues and
Lick Is Substituted In the
Championship Game

Alameda high school has refused to
play the Hitchcock military academy
for the American football champion
ship OF the Academic athletic league.
on Thanksgiving afternoon and the
league oficials have named Lick school
to take its place.
There is a great deal of feeling in
football team and the league oficials
claim to be in the right. Alameda
claims not to have been treated right
in the matter of preliminary games and
as result the athletic association is
in bad financial condition. The team
school for Thanksgiving day about a
month ago and will not break faith
with the country boys. who have al
ready done much to advertise the game
around their city. making It the big
event of the holiday in Fresno.
On the other hand, Chairman Hill
of the football committee and Presi-
dent Archie Cloud both maintain that
Alameda has shown a poor spirit
throughout the season, claiming that
the school knew all the time that the
final game was to be played on or about
Thanksgiving day. 1t was necessary
for the league officials to secure that
date so as not to conflict with the
final Rugby game or the ST. Mary's-
Santa Clara game. Furthermore the
league officials state that Alameda has
been playing a student under an as
sumed name on account of parental
objections, a direct violation of anna
teur rules; that Kiser merely returned
to school to play football, and that
Haskins was induced to transfer from
Fremont high merely to bolster up
the team in orders to win the lea que
trophy for the third time and gain
permsnent ownership of it. In the
meantime. Alameda is threatening to
withdraw from the league, move
which the league officials claim will
work no hardship on them
The Lick school eleven is enthusias-
tic over being given another oppor-
tunity to win the championship and
judging from past performances a con-
test between the local lads and Hitch
cock will prove much closer game.
By Thanksgiving day Lick will be at
its best. Is Wetmore and Hollingberry
will be back in harness. Hitchcock
has engaged Pete Smith to look after
the team until the game.
Captain Gill has had his team out
twice a day and the team will be at
its best by Thursday. The game is
expected to draw a record bTealxin e
crowd. as both schools have a large
following
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
winged 0 BOXERS
OFF FOR CAPITAL
Amateur Pugifists Hope to Win
HOnOrS i'm .P. A. A. Channs
piOnship Tourney

The Olympic clubs representatives
championship boxing tournament left
last night for Sacramento in charge of
Professor William Leonard Six of the
clubs best boxers comprise the team,
all of whom are exceedingly clever
men. J. o. Long will participate in the
heavy weight class, r. McAllister and
Larry Sbkes in the welter, Charles
Bocha in the 135 pound class, and Mat
Toomey and Roy Nolan in the 1875
pound class. The tournament will be
held Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
nights under the auspices of the Sac
ramento athletic club.
The Olympic club Is making great
preparations for the annual wrestling
championships of the Pacific athletic
association. which will be held in the
colonial ballroom of the St. Francis
hotel Entries have been received from
Vancouver Seattle. Portland. Sacra-
mento, Los Angeles and from all the
local athletic organizations, and from
all accounts it will be the largest tour
nament ever held in this city. Prelim-
mary matches will undoubtedly be nee
essary the day before the finals, which
are to be held on the night of Novem-
Der 29
The club has decided to make the
evening a ladies' night. Owing to the
limited accommodations the club has
decided to give members of the club
the first opportunity of making reser-
vations. A number of attractive fea-
lures will be presented in addition to
the wrestling events.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Golf Journeys Start
Thanksgiving

A number of tournaments will be
commenced on the local golf courses
Thanksg giving day. At Ingleside 36
hole bogey handicap for the Shreve
cup, one time trophy, and also an Is
hole bogey handicap for trophies put
up by the club will be held.
The San Francisco golf and country
club will hold the qualifying round OF
council cup tournament. This tro-
ply has been up for several years and
has been won twice by a number of
players. AS several of them will par
ticipate it is possible the cup will be
disposed of permanently.
The 96 hole event at the Presidio will
be played Thursday. Saturday and Sun
day. The contestants can play the
entire SO holes Thursday or IS holes
-on each of any two of these three days.
The Shreve cup is a handsome one, and
the full strength of the club will be
in the competition.
The Claremont Country club is plan
ming a big tournament for the first and
second Saturdays and Sundays in De-
cember, similar to the event held AT
Ingleside last month This tourna-
ment attracted the largest entry list
in years, and the transbay club ex-
poets to equal this record. AS in the
Ingleside tournament the players will
be placed in flights of 16 as they finish
in the qualifying round 1t will be an
invitational event for members of the
Northern California golf association,
and all of the clubs in this part of the
state viii be represented.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
YALE AND HARVARD PLAY SCORELESS GAMI
MICHIGAN DOWNS
MINNESOTA eleven
Two Forward Passes Bring Vic
tory TO Wolverines at the
Games End

ANN ARBOR, Mich. Nov. 1s.~--The
maize and the blue floats over the ma
room and gold tonight. for Michigan.
by to o. captured the western foot
ball championship from Minnesota on
Ferry field this afternoon
Two cleancut forward passes did II.
It was in the last quarter. Neither
side had been able 70 shatter the
other's defense and the spectators had
resigned themselves to no score tie
game.
1t was Michigan's ball in the center
of the field Wells ran out and sent
the ball straight to Borleska. This
was one OF the few successful forward
passes of the game and it netted 2s
yards.
Michigan lined up quickly. The
same play was hardly 10 be expected so
soon cnd in exactly the same way. Yet
that was the strategy. Wells ran to
the side as before and threw diaSo-
naIly down the field as before TO Bor-
leska-
Michigan now had four yards to go.
Wells was hurled against center. but
the whole Minnesota team got into
defense and stopped the play almost
where il had started. The next attack
was deceptive. Wells found hole at
fell upon him furiously they were too
late. He twisted across the line.
Conklin kicked goal.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
EVers Viii Coach Navy
Despite Chance

CHICAGO, Nov. 19.-John Evers, sec
ond baseman of the Chicago National
team, will coach the naval academy
oasebaH squad at Annapolis next win
ter and spring, whether he has the
consent of Manager Frank Chance or
not.
rms was the announcement he made
yesterday after he had looked over the
terms of the contract received from
the navy athletic board
L can't afford to turn down the navy
people" Evers said. Their offer is a
liberal one and 1 am going to accept it.
Will go to Annapolis in February and
remain until | am through work, and
that probably will be some time in
May / think Chance will see my end
or 1t and that there won't be any
trouble But / would rather lay off all
season than pass up my Annapolis op-
portunity."
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Here Are the Sturdy Sons of Old Eli
And Cambridge Who Battled to Tie

on a beautiful forward pass Smith
carried the ball to the center of the
field On a double pass Corbett made
2 yards
MANY CHANGES MADE
Wigglesworth tried quarter back
run for no gain. An on-side kick gave
the ball to Yale on her 80 yard line.
Corey made yards around right end.
Vaughn took Brooks place Smith
took Perkins place in Harvard line.
DAILY kicked to Wigglesworth, who ran
the ball back to the so yard line, but
on the next play forward pass was
attempted and Harvard lost yards:
Then Wigglesworth kicked out of
bounds on Yale's 40 yard line.
Howe punted out of bounds on Har-
wards 25 yard line on the second
down. On a fake kick Corbett was
thrown back for a loss of yards. He
was compelled to kick from the IS
yard line. Gardner took Wigglesworth's s
place at quarter. Minot kicked out of
bounds on Harvard's 50 yard line, where
DAILY tried goal from the field, the
ball going wild.
Corbett made 10 yards. There the
game ended in scoreless tie.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Oakland NeWsboys' Nine
To Play Me1rose

OAKLAND, Nov. 1s.-The baseball
team of the Oakland newsboys will play
the fast team of Melrose at the MeIrose
ball grounds Sunday afternoon, begin
ming at 2:30 o'clock. Sunday, Novem-
Der 27, they will play the Emeryville
team at Emeryville.
The lineup for tomorrow will be as
follows:
Oakland Newsboys - William Cinnamond
pitcher; II. r. Cinnamond catcher: Roy hrst
base; Scotty. second base; Martin third base I;
Duty. shortstop Harris, right feld Norris
tute.
Melrose-Carroll catcher; Simmons pitcher:
Ramos. first base. Sill. second base; "Baggv''
Carroll. third base; Fitchburg Red shortstop:
Chanter right field; Rose. center field; Pedro
left field
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Dawson Tennis Champ
At Stanford
[Spee;oI Dispatch TO The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Nov. 10
II. W. Dawson IA this morning won
the title of Stanford tennis champion
by defeating H s Morgan 10 in the
finals of the fall tournament. The
scores of the three sets played were
SO. SIS, 81. This match was per
haps the best and most closely con-
tested ever played on the local courts
Nearly all Of the games went to
deuce. and in the last set Morgan at
one time led by a score of 40. 1t
was. however, in just such places in
the play and in deuce games that Daw-
son showed up strongest.
Dawson, although only a freshman
already has the title Of junior coast
singles champion and also holds the
state doubles championship with Mel
vim Long of Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Bugs Raymond Signs
Up With the Giants

CHICAGO, Nov. Ia" Bugs" Ray
mond will go back to New York The
pitcher was cornered here yesterday by
John McGraw. manager of the New
York Nationals, and was secured for
next season.
II swore I would never work for
New York again" said Raymond last
night, but McGraw got me and I'll
never pitch for the Bloomer girls again
I'm going back to New York and be
good. I think I can pitch good ball and
McGraw seemed satisfied.
NO, there is no arrangement to have
a keeper for me next season. I won't
need one"
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20

Then Wendali, on a fake kick.
plunged through to the 80 yard line
for a first down. Corbett made two
yards outside of tackle and WendaH
was called on for another of his wig
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
FORMER Jockey DIES

ALAMEDA. Nov. 19-Joseph Mar
vaez, former jockey. died suddenly 70
day at his home, 1924 Mound street.
Death was caused by pneumonia Mar
vaez, whose wife died three months
ago, was Ss years of age. His mother
lives In San Jose, to which place the
body Will be sent for fnterment
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
Peta1uma Basket Ba1lers
Beat Sebastopol
Especial Dispatch. to The Call

PETALUMA, Nov. 19.-The basket
ball team of the Petaluma high school
won a hotly contested game at Sebas-
topol last night from the basket ball
team of the Sebastopol high school.
The teams were evenly matched but
the score was 3S to 16. Clare Peck
captained the Petaluma' team.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-20
The lineups:

Referee-H h Hackett West Point ur1-
pire-F. Hinkley, Yale; field judge-Endsley
Purdue: head linesman-R Starbuck Cornell: !:
touchdowns. Wells goal kicked ConkIin: time
OF halves, S5 minutes
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
CALLS BLEACHED FLOUR
BREAD HARD To DIGEST
Chemist from University of South
Dakota Only Witness
at Probe

KANSAS CITY, June 2.-J. H. Shep-
ard, a professor in the chemistry de-
partment of the University of South
Dakota, testified in the federal court
here today that bread made from
bleached flour was not as nutritious as
that made from unbleached. He was
the only witness during the day in the
"bleached flour" case.
The professor said he had digested
the bread he used in making tests for
the case with a fluid composed of
hydrochloric acid and pepsin. Bread
made from unbleached flour d1gested
quicker than that made from bleached
flour, he said, and some of the bleached
flour bread never digested.
THE failure of a part of this bread
to digest was due to the presence OF
nitrogen PEROXIDE" said the witness.
1t is the governments contention that
nitrogen peroxide forms when flour is
bleached by the electrical "AslOp pro-
cess"
The government charges that the pro-
cess used by the millers in bleaching
flour adulterates it in violation of the
federal pure food and drug act. 1t is
charged that elements are introduced
into the flour which destroy its bread
making possibilities and when taken
into the stomach form gases which al
feet the lungs and attack the blood.
Attorney Smith, for the defendants,
claimed that bread made from bleached
flour did not have this effect.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
Creditors Will Sacrifice Thousands
of Dollars at 10 West Third
St. Friday and Saturday
Cash Must Be Raised Regardless of Loss

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Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
FINAL VOTE ON POSTAL
BANK BILL ON FRIDAY
Democratic Attitude Uncertain.
Insurgents Against 1t

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The re-
porting of a rule on Tuesday next for
a vote in the house on the postal saw
ings bank bill about next Friday with
out any opportunity for amendment is
the present plan of the house leaders.
The rules committee probably will be
called together Tuesday to arrange for
expeditions disposition of the bill,
which will be reported at once to the
postoffice committee.
The bill, which is part of the presi-
dents legislative program, already has
passed the senate.
The Democrats in the house have not
had anything to do with the making
of the bill, and it is not known what
attitude they will take.
Chief interest centers in the resolu-
tion of Chairman Weeks, asking for
consideration of the bill in the house.
The rules committee may limit debate
and prohibit entirely the offering of
amendments.
Much doubt is expressed whether
such a rule would be adopted by the
house. Many insurgent Republicans
would vote against it, and these, COM
bined with the Democratic vote, makes
the proposition uncertain.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
INSURGENTS ROUTE
NICARAGUAH ARMY
General Chamorro Takes 400
Prisoners and Captures
All Field Pieces
200 WOUNDED CARED FOR
United States Will Recognize
Neither Party Until a Firm
Government Established
200 WOUNDED CARED FOR
rAssociated Press1

WASHINGTON, June 2.-Senor Cas-
trillo today received cablegrams sent
by Secretary of State Diaz from Blue
fields via Colon, saying the armies of
Generals Lara and Cooley were de-
stroyed. Senior Castrillo received ca
BILE from Minister Rivera, reporting
that Chamorro took 400 prisoners, great
quantities of arms and ammunition
and all the field pieces the Madriz
forces possessed. More than 200
wounded were taken by the provis-
ionals and cared for.
Owing to the character of the coun-
try, the fight of the government troops
to the base of supplies at Rama must
be up the river, because an overland
journey at this season would be impos-
sible. Before a junction Of the rem
nants of the government forces can
be effected there Senor CaStrillo be-
lieves General Mena's force can take
what Is left of the government army
at that place.
The United States, 1t was officially
declared today, has no present inten-
ton of assuming protectorate over
Nicaragua or in any way interfering
or recognizing either party to the con-
troversy until one faction or the other
has obtained full control and is in a
position to meet national and interna-
tional obligations.
The decree issued by DR.. Irias, in
command of the Madriz war vessel,
Venus, that no vessel should enter the
port of Bluefields after June 1 without
the permission of the Madriz govern
naent and without having customs
rules at the Bluff. will be disregarded
by Captain Gilmer of the U. S. s..
Paducah, and should DR.. Irias attempt
to prevent American vessels from en-
tering that port, prompt steps will be
taken by Captain Gilmer to prevent
anV Interference.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03
LET PLANT ROT BEFORE
POLICY Is CHANGED

LONG BEACH, June John F.
Craig today asserted that the ship
building plant here was not affected
seriously by the walkout Of some OF
the metal workers yesterday, and as
serted today that he would let the
plant rot before changing from the
open shop policy"
He estimated the number of strikers
at forty and said that the efforts OF
pickets to induce others to quit today
met with small success. Six men quit
today. but the same number of new
men were employed. The contracts
for the steel steamships now building
were made subject to strikes.
1.-The Union Iron works of San Fran
cisco has given the unions sixty days
more to unionize Southern California
or lose their eight-hour agreement In
the north" said Mr. Craig. THAT eX-
nIains the present strike. With open
shops the southern firms are able to
underbid the northerners."
Los Angeles herald., 1910-06-03

Later the city may have to construct
a municipal electric railway from the
Plaza to San Pedro and operate 1t at
cost to preserve the rights and prop
erty interests of this city"
The committee making this report,
Messrs VIII D. Gould, F. NJ. Coulter,
]. H. Bullard and Octavius Morgan,
was asked to continue its work and to
aid the association in laying the plans
suggested before the proper authori-
ties.
A resolution was adopted asking the
CITY council to reconsider it's action
refusing to pay one-half the expenses
of ornamental street lights on Main,
Spring, Broadway and Hill streets.
Another resolution was adopted op-
posing any change in the custom of
granting twenty-one-year spur track
franchises.