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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
SANTA CLARA GETS
NOSED OUT, 8 TO 5.
One Sidedness of Varsity-Barbs Game
Robs 1t of It's Interest
[Speeiol Dispotch to The Cali

PALO ALTO, Oct s.-The Stanford
freshmen and varsity ffteens today
registered a double header victory over
their opponents, the Barbarians and
the Santa Clara college teams. The
varsity defeated. the Barbs by the de-
cisive score of 81 to %. while the fresh
men defeated Santa Clara with an to
8 tally.
With their contest with the Califor-
MIA babies only one week distant the
freshmen rather redeemed themselves
for the exhibition they put up in the
game against St. Mary's on Wednes-
day. Their play today was. snappy, the
forwards were on the ball all the time
and the backs were fast, although at
times their passing lacked accuracy.
Their kicking was noticeably good
Gefss1er especially gained much
ground by well directed kicks to the
touch Geissler and Harrigan still con-
tinue to be the stars among the backs
of the Cardinal babies.
The team that played today was
practically the same aggregation that
will take the field. against California
next Saturday, Boulwar and Olmstead
among the forwards and Geissler at
wing being back in the game, after be-
ing out for the last few contests
Lineup:
Freshmen. Position Santa clara
Boutw are. ....... Forward. Kentlehener
Gard. ............ Forward. .......... 0anap
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
NEVADA DEFEATS
ST. MARY'S FIFTEEN
Oakland C0Hegians Make Fine
Showing in First Half, but
Altitude Tells
By WILLIAM UNMAcK
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

RENO, Oct. S.-Governor Dickerson
of Nevada and his staff today saw the
Nevada university defeat the ST Mary S
to 8. The game was splendidly con
tested and was one of the fastest and
cleanest played games ever witnessed
on the Nevada campus. Up to half time
the ST Mary's team had scored points
to nothing, and the playing all through
this half was of the exciting and spec
tacular order. -
The ST. Mary's players We're the ag-
gressors, all through the first half but
the defense of the Nevada men never
faItered and they kept the Oaklanders
from further adding to the score after
Hughes had made his try Diavala
failed to convert. Toward the end of
the half the altitude noticeably i'm
paired the playing of the st. Mary's
boys and a number of them were on
many occasions temporarily incapaoi-
tated No. further score was added in
the first half by st. Mary's, though
they threatened repeatedly.
In the second half the st. Mary's team
again started the attack, but the Ne
vada team was now thoroughly aroused
and the roofing of the preachers and
the noticeable effect of the rarity of
the air soon began to have its effect
on the ST. Mary's boys. Just before the
team blew up altogether, Scott scored
a fine try and Diavala converted, max
ing the score s to O.
That was the last chance the ST.
Marys men had, and after q determined
attack by Nevada, Randall scored 2 feet
from the touch line. With the wind
against him and at an almost impos-
sible angle, Fletcher converted won
derful goal, making the score s to 5
in st. Mary's- favor. Soon after this
the best passing rush Of the day oc-
CURED. Randall ran through the whole
field for 40 yards, transferred to
Charles, and the latter sent the ball on
to Bennett, who scored a good try.
Fletcher converted the goal, making
the Nevada men leaders by 10 points
to s. No further scoring was made and
time was called soon after.
fAII -
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Williams and Burgess
On Next Card

: In addition to the main event between
"One Round jack Hogan and Antoine
Ia Grave at Dreamland next Friday
night, Manager Eddie Powers of the
Golden Gate club has secured an auxil-
iary main attraction in Rufus w Hams,
the local Sam Langford, and Brick
Burgess. the auburn haired middle
weight.
They will step four rounds and the
winner will take the entire purse.
There is no question that the bout
viii be a rafting fast one The fans
have been waiting to see Williams in
action for some months. but. till Bur-
CESS was secured it was impossible to
find any of them who were willing to
take a chance against the hurricane
black.
The rest of the card will be as fol-
lows:
Walter Scott VS.. Willie O'Neill- lbs pounds;
Ray Campbell vs. Charley Rogers. $50 pounds;
'sBowwow'' Flanagan VS.. Willie Meehan. 125
pounds; Tony Earle vs. Sid Russell. 125 pounds;
George Sullivan VS.. Ernonds. 130 pounds.
Eddie Hanlon will referee all con-
tests
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
gh. California Freshmen.
Central League Adds to
It's Circuit

The Central California baseball
league will add to its circuit next sea-
son. At the annual meeting of the
officers. held on Thursday afternoon, it
was decided to take in Antioch, Mar
tinez and Crockett teams next season,
The present season will close on No
vember 6.
After the meeting, the retiring presi-
dent, Charles S. Wieland, was the host
at banquet in a downtown cafe to
the incoming officers
The following officers were chosen
for the ensuing year: President, E. P.
Shortall; vice president, Charles S.
wieIand: secretary. w w Bracket;
board of control, Charles s. Wieland.
w. ". Brackett. w. r. Luce.
The games for tomorrow are as fol-
lows: Berkeley at Richmond. Alameda
at san Lea 1dro. Fruitxales and Elm
hurst at Freeman's park, Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

NEW YORK, Oct. SACK Johnson Is now
full dedged registered automobile racing
driver The champion pugi1ist. who sspires to
steal Barney Oldfeld's speed crown. has been
listed by the American automobile association
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Wheelmen VIII Hold
Championships

The wheelmen in. this vicinity will
hold their annual western champion
ship races under the auspices of the
California Associated Cyclers on the
stadium track today. There will be
one, three and five mile championship
events and also IL mile sprint race
for six men teams.
In the latter each rider will ride
three laps and must sprint twice on
each lap. This viii do away with the
customary lOafng and make it a race
from start to finish instead Of a sprint
the last 100 yards Five points will be
allowed the winner OF each heat. three
for second place and one for third place.
The main event on the program is
the one mile championship race. Riders
have been entered from the Golden City
wheelmen, Bay City wheelmen and New
Century wheelmen of this city, College
City wheelmen of Berkeley and Garden
City wheelmen of San jose
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

Junior Tennis Meet Is
Advanced

The junior tennis players made good
progress yesterday in their first an
nual tournament for the championship
ters the semifina1 round was reached.
Ray Greenberg won place in this
round when he beat Lipn1an in the
third round.
Greenberg lost the first set, which
went to 81, and took the second after
26 games had been played, the score
being 14-12.
The strain told on Lipman and he
deciding set,
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Oct
s.-California field was the scene Of two
hard fought games this afternoon. when
Palo Alto high defeated California
freshmen, SIS. and California varsity
defeated the fast Olympic club team by
a score Of 1910.
The Olympic team augmented by the
addition Of several strong players, put
I'd their best game of the season and
were prevented on several occasions
from scoring only by the strong defense
OF the varsity backfield. The game
was largely between the forwards OF
the two teams. the backs rarely having
an opportunity to start passing rush
and when such an occasion did occur
the opposing forwards quickly blanked
them.
The game, too, was a rough one and
resulted in a number Of minor in
5uries Harry Mckenzie. the speedy
Olympic club three-quarter, received a
cut upon the head, which required five
stitches to close. Numerous other play
ers were retired with minor injuries
For the varsity, Elliot and Allen We're
the most brilliant in the backheld, al
sponsfble for many long gains
Dwiggins at fullback played his usual
top notch game and got his long kicks
TO touch in fine style. Rodgers. who
replaced Dwiggins in the last part OF
the game, handled himself we'll
California's forwards were in the play
all through the game Jordan was the
pick OF the forwards and his try came
as q result OF a fine rush, in which the
Olympic backs showed a tendency TO
avoid rather than tackle him.
Markwart and II. Phleger. in the
front rank, were very good in secur-
ing the ball. and California secured
the ball in every serum. Ashley and
swartz played well in the loose and at
times made long gains by dribbling
rushes Harris was the best man on
the lineout, and did not have any
trouble In securing the ball when it
was thrown in from the side lines. He
was responsible for many of the pass
ing rushes, started by the California
backs.
For the winged 20" men. Goodell. Nc
Kenzie and Aguirre were one of the
best teams the Olympic club has put
into the field. Skov at fullback was
very safe. and was never tackled with
the ball in his possession. Molfino and
Trowbridge hooked well in the serum.
but were unfortunate in not having a
particularly good pack behind them.
The lineup;
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

Olympic. Position. California Varsity
Ssov (GoodeII) 49,. .FulIback- -Dwigg4ns (Rodgers)
Sharp ...... Three quarters. Butter On. Allen
Never -.-..... .Three-ouarters. C. Allen (Pesrt)
Lunt -.------.. Three quarters. Harlow fkehoe)
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
Paid Coach Causes Row
At Oakland High
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

OAKLAND. Oct. S.-The faculty of
the Oakland high school has declared
that the football team must not have
professional coach. The students say
the team must be coached by pro-
fessional, and Coach McAndrews is
the man on whom the hopes of the
school are pinned to win victory. A
clash of serious import has arisen be-
cause of the controversy.
According to some of the students,
the objection of the teachers to Mean
drews is that he uses profane language
while teaching the boys how to play.
This is denied by Principal Keyes, who
says that he is opposed to profess
sional athlete on principle Keyes says
that the team can not play If pro-
fessionals services are used.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

California freshmen met defeat at
the hands Of Palo Alto high this after
noon on California field Both teams
were evenly matched, but the high
school boys won by playing the ball
hard throughout the whole period Of
the game. Although the California
freshmen showed flashes of class at
times, on a whole their exhibition was
not encouraging. They were up
against the best high school team that
Is playing Rugby in this part Of the
state, and the sturdy little players
from down the bay had the baby team
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
BILL Hinrichs Coming
Home Sick Man
TSeeciol Dispatch 10 The CALI

WASHINGTON, Oct. S.-"Bilr, Hin
richs, the young California pitcher of
the Washington baseball club, whose
career was cut short by an attack of
infantile paralysis, was so far recov-
cred as to be able to leave for his Cali
fornia home this evening. Dolly
Gray, southpaw, who also halls from
California, will accompany him to his
home, which is at Orange, about 80
miles from Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

In the varsity game Stanford play
ers had such an easy time disposing
of their opponents that they had little
chance to show what they could really
do Only in the serum could the Bar
barians be said to be their equals, the
Stanford backs being too fast being
able to pass too we'll and kick too ac-
curateIy for the Barbs.
The Ifneup:-
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09
sPoTLIGHTs ON SPORTS

TOKYO. Oct. s.-The University of Chicago
baseball team which is touring this country,
met the Waseda university nine today and de-
feated them second time, to 0.
OAKLAND. Oct S.-The crack nine of the
Seminole club of Oakland will play return
game with the Fort MacDowen team Sunday
grounds, Fifty-seyenth and Grove streets.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-09

.'Plunger" James MacManus is among
the turfmen at Fort Erie. When Inn
print, owned by S. A Clopton won
Tuesday. MacManus bid her up from
$500 to $500. She was retained. Clop-
ton retaliated by claiming Muff. E. c.
Condran claimed Moncreif in the same
race.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
fRr LIee Hamilton.l

In what will undoubtedly be one of the best wrestling exhibitions ever seen in Bisbee. Emil Anderson will tonight hook up with J. T. Hazard of Courtland. at the old opera house.
 Hazard arrived in Bisbee yesterday. and last night both men took final workouts at the Y. RI. C. A. flag ard says he was never in better con dition. which may also be said of Anderson. The latter has been work ing out at both Lowell and the Y. NJ C. A. for several weeks. Ander- son has been doing considerable road work. winding up yesterday by talk ing a hike to Naco and back. He has also been training with Charlie Stone until the latter went to Phoenix sev- eral days ago to join the Nat Reiss Carnival Company.
 Considerable betting was done yesterday John Twomey and sever al others have wagered considerable money that Hazard will not tnro~ Anderson in the required time. Haz- ard r,oney ss also in evidence. bat there are no odds being offered. So far. the betting is at even change. Jim Gum, himself wrestler. will referee all bouts. Sunday night a deal was made with Paul Arthur and John Pearee. the former of Calumet Mich. and the latter Of houshton, whereby these men will so on ia the first preliminary. Cornish style. This win be the first Cornish style bout that B,sbee has witnessed in some time and should prove interesting tc the large number of Englishmen wao are here. Both are scod men. with string of victories to their credit back In the copper country of Mich iEan.
 Doris and McAllester are known
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
BASKETBALL DATES
 HAVE BEEN FIXED
eISBEE GETS FOUR GAMES AT HOME WITH TUCSON AND DOUGLAS.


 At last the high school basketball schedule has been issued and Bis bee high school gets all the best of it. two dates here. with Tucson high, and two dates also at home with Douglas.
 The first team has not yet been selected. but will be some time this week. fThe girls teams from the towns mentioned below will play the local co-eds at the sane time as the boys clash. and the events will be foi- lowed by social gatherings at the high school or in one of the ha.is big enough to accommodate fni- loving bunch of young people.
 The schedule now frames up a. follows:
 Jan. 2S-Dougias high at Bisbee.
 Feb 5-TucsoB at Bisbee.
 Feb li-Bisbee at Douglas.
 Feb. 1s-Bisbee at Tucson.
 Feb. l9-Bisbee at Tucson, Uniyer- sity Of Arizona.
 March 5-Tucson at Bisbee.
 March 12-Douglas at Bls6ec.
 March i9-University of Arizona at Bisbee.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
LIVE STOCK MEN IN SESSION.

DENVER, Jan. 11.-TheS American National Live Stock association began it's thirteenth annual cohvention here today in connection with the national stock show now in progress. The at tendance includes hundreds of promi- nent stock raisers. commission men representatives of the packing indus try and others interested in the breed ing and sale of live stock. During the three days it will be in session the convention will discuss the tariff on hides, railroad rates and regulations. the forest service in regard to graz ing lands. and a number of other questions of general interest and i'm portance to the stock growers. Presi dent H. A Jastro called the gather ing to order today and presided over the opening session.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
MAT CONTEST
 TONIGHT WILL
 BE WARM ONE
Many Think Anderson Wifi Stay With Hazard the Full Hour Without Being Thrown -other Bouts On. .
FACTS ABOUT ANDERSON HAz-
 ARD BOUT.
Anderson.

Weisht-Hszard, ls5; Anderson. 1S7.
 Terms-Hazard to throw Anderson twice in an hour.
 Preiiminaries-Paul Arthur and John Pierce in bout. Cornish style. Doris and McAllester ia exhibition catch-as-catch-can.
 Match starts at s o'clock at old opera house.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

Wilcox when he broke into the ware house Of J. F. Crowley ana took a large quantity of liquors and cigarz, entered a plea of not guilty.
 Tom Harris, who was indicted for the crime of burglary. alleged to have been committed in Courtland. entered a plea of not guilty.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is not a common. everyday cough mixture. it is a meritor.ons remedy for all the troublesome and dangerous complica- tions resulting from cold in the head. throat. chest CT lungs. Sold by all druggists.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
IF NEW YEAR SLIDES IN

and there is no coal in your cellar you won't need is for it will be hot enough at your house. Better be sure than sorry. Stop in and order ton of our free burning stove oo2 That win insure a good dinner fo you and a good temper for you much better half. Avoid a hot tiT1 by making sure of plenty of coal
 INDEPENDENT FUEL & FEED CO.
 co enc 235. p. O. Box 627. Office Main st Opp. Palace Stables
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

to all followers of the game locally. It is no secret that they are chums, room together and train together, but they can always be counted upon for a good. clean exhibition.
 The Copper Queen band will 5c present and furnish music all through the evening. preceding the first pre- liminary with a concert outside the theatre.
 Everybody Is looking for his moneys worth when Hazard and the Dane take the mat. and 1t Is predic.- ed that without doubt the bout will go the full hour limit There will be no .intermissions during that time unless a fall is scored.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
RIFLE CLUB ELECTS
 NEW OFFICERS
SEVERAL MATCHES BEING AR RANGED FOR THE NEAR Fu- TURF AT WARREN.

At a meeting of the Bisbee Rifle Club Saturday officers who will serve during 1910 were elected as follows:
 esident. M. W Mitchell; vice pesi- dent Bassett Watkins; secretary. Dr. Hawley; treasurer. F. C. Hurst; exec utise officer. J. W. Fissher. range of- ficer. Nj. J Cunningham.
 Arrangements have been made for a match with the Shotgun club uiem- bers February 6. in this contest the riflemen will exchange weapons with their opponents and use shot guns while the shotfan men will shoot on the rifle range.
 Another match which Is contem- plated is one with Phoenix on Feb ruaTy 22. This has not been defi- itely arranged. however
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
STRIKERS ACCUSE POLICE.
(By Associated Press1

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. il.-IaeTeas iBg rioting and charges of police bru tality made by the striking shirtwaist makers and their suffragete allies. marked the progress of the strike to- day in this city Among those ar rested Is Oscar Dornebloom. focal strike leader. who was arrested while escorting Miss Eleanor s. F. Pue, a young society woman. Investigating strike conditions She declares the manner Of his arrest an outrage.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
WORTHY CASES FOR
 CHARITY COMMITTEE
MANY PERSONS ASK FOR TEMPO RAaY HELP WHILE LOOKING FOR WORK.

Many aYp.seas:oas are being re- ceived each day by tho charity com mittee Of the Bisbee Board Of Trare from persons who are not asking for charity, but only wish to secure sup port for a few days until they can procure work of some kind. One of the principal drawbacks in many cases to securing employment ig the lack Of clothing in which to make a fairly respectable appearance.
 For this reason there is a great demand on rhe part of applicants for clothing. and donations of gar ments are thankfully received by the charity board. In case anyone has clothing they wish to donate. a tele- phone call will Se answered by a messenger who will take them 70 the charity board.
 There is at present much suffer ing in the city as the result of thc cold snap. which caught many unpre- pared. During its sway. heavy clothing and fuel were chiefly sought after by those asking aid of the or ganized charity workers.
 In the entire history of the char ity organization there has not been 8 penny of actual money given any applicant Meals. clothing and en. ployment have been given. and In some cases. money expended. but this Is done under the direction of Miss Cummings. charity worker for tie. board The organized charity aims principally at aiding people by teaching them to help themselves
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Jan 11.-Cattle receipts estimated 19.O00. Market 10 to I5c lower Reeves, s4.15 to 7-90; Texas steers. s4.00 to 300; western steeis, S4.15 to s.15; stockers and feeders. s3.10 to 5.15; cows and heifers. s2.15 to 5.15; calves, s7.50 to $50.
 Hogs-Receipts estimated at 35. 900. Market 5 to loo lower. Light $S.25 to $40; mixed. ss.20 to s.e0; heavy. sS.20 to S.s0; rough. sS.15 to $40; good to choice heavy. sS.40 to s.60: pigs. s7.25 to S.15; bulk sales, S.35 to S.55.
 sheep-Receipts estimated at 1S.- n00 Market weak Natives. Sf.e0 Go SIS; western. s4.00 to 6.20; year lings. se-25 to S.15: lambs. native, S625 to 800; western. s6-25 to 800
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
Taos. F. WALSH BETTER.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1.-The conJi- ton of Thomas F. Walsh. the Col orado mine owner. seemed so much improved tonight that his physicians now have little doubt of his ulti- mate recovery. Mir. Walsh was dan gerously ill and some anxiey was felt for him during the last day or tive
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
TO EXEMPT MORE eMPLoYEs.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 1f.-Employes of express and sleeping car eompan- ies to be accorded the same exemp- ton from the anti pass provisions of the interstate commerce act as are now accorded to railroad employees and their families, according to bill introduced by Senator Elkins today
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
WARREN GOLFERS ARE
 BEATEN ONCE MORE
DOUGLAS WINS TWENTY-mAN GAME LAST SUNDAY BY LARGE MARGIN.

The Ooug-as Country Club sent a twenty-man team to Warren Sunday, and the result was the same old story-Douglas won The wsrrcn country club won three matches and Douglas seven. of the ten form bal matches played. and the score by points was still more one-sided. War ren having four points ana Douglas fifty-seven.
 Next Saturday the Fl Paso country club has a match at Warren with the local club and on Sunday they will play Douglas at Douglas.
 Sundays matches were as follows:
 Dougias-Shippe and c. Smith, O.; Thomas and Holden. 9; Cuthbert and R. L. Scott. g. T. N. Smith ana For tin. Q: Rosland and Reno, 1; Speed and C. R. Scctt. 0: Drake and French, | :. Kirkland and Robinson. 21: Todd and Hooper. 4; George and Butler, 12. Total. g.
 | Warren-Pelton and Lewis, 2: Doug | las and Harrington, 0; Sherman and Hamilton. 0; Chapman and Gohring h.; Allen and Zeismer. 0; Notmal and Sawyer. 1: Taylor sad Brophy, O; Roessler and Sandon, 0; Curry ana Poppen. 0; Adsit and Boswell. 0
 Total, 4
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12
Eiahter Comes to Grief.

Attempting to start fight in the Coolrado saloon last night. white man. too drunk to give his name to the police. was arrested and locked up by Officer Henry Hall and Deputy Sheriff Norton about il o'clock The fellow attempted 10 hit several people, but only fell and cut his hand when he tried to infict damage upon the others.
Bisbee daily review., 1910-01-12

LoST-Back comb. between Orpheum theatre and Royal hotel Initial A. s. NJ. and inlaid with gold Re- turn to Mrs. Mcdowell. at Royal theatre and receive reward.