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The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
Driving Club Ends Race
Season Tomorrow

The San Francisco driving club offers
track tomorrow as the closing event of
the season. Six harness races between
the classiest matinee performers of
these parts will start. Owing to the
length Of the program it will be neces-
sary to start the first race at II a. m.
sharp.
The Bell cup, an unfinished event,
brings out a good field. This will be
a mixed field and some fast performers
will start. The following are the Off
GERS of the day: Starter, w. J. Kenny;
assistant starter, James Finch; judges,
James Lombard, Jack Welsh and John
Nowlan; timers. E. T. Ayers, John
Deschler and H. Schottler.
Free for all race, Bell trophy-D. Campbell
Ginger, H. Frellson's Jack, c. James Rey Nc
Wsser wkes p kohn Alfred Don
nelly's Mollie Button, J. Kramer's Celia 4, J.
o'Kane's King V.
cupSeF L. Matthes' Walter 6, W. Higginbot-
toms Siesta, NJ. NJ. Bates Lassis NJ. W. P.
Hammers Clara w G Passi's SIS Steve ?; B. J.
Joseph McTigue's Darby Nc F. l. Matthes to
Third race, 2:24 pace, Rolkin cup-R P.
S, H Cohen's Eden Vale. II. NJ. Ladd's Ring
rose n. Csmpodonicos Baldy Mitchell, S. h.
Fourth race, 2:ie trot, San Francisco Driving
Club cup-F L. Matthes' Raymond NJ, 3. Do
menichinis Reno D. V. Galindos Harold K,
Kelly, Il. G. Ahlers Sunset Belle
Fifth race, 2:1S pace, John Nowlan cup-W. J.
kenney's W K, F. Periera's Little Medium:
opitsah. George Giannini's George Gin.
Sixth race, 2:24 mixed, Judge Melvin cup
sr.,s Prince Alma. ]. Kramer's CIoudiight, Tom
Corcoran's Caiiente Girl
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Double Umpire System
Gets the Hook

The baseball season of 1911 will open
on the afternoon of March 2s and close
in the last week in October after 80
weeks of action. This was decided
upon at the meeting of the magnates
at the st. Francis last night. Vernon
will open with the Seals here; Portland
opens at Los Angeles and Oakland at
Sacramento.
The double umpire system was quick
Iy voted down as was also Oakland's
plea for more games. The transbay
city will have the usual two games a
week just as in. the past.
Cal Ewing was chosen as the repre-
sentative of the league at all confer
ences of the National association.
Following is the schedule for the
holiday dates:
Decoration day-oakland at Portland. Los An
Seles at San Francisco Sacramento at Vernon.
July 4-Sacramento at Portland Vernon al
San Francisco Oakland at Los Angeles
Labor day-Portland at Sacramento. Vernon al
San Francisco. Oakland at Los Angeles.
Admission day--Portland at Sacramento Yer
non at San Francisco. Oakland at Los Angeles
Discovery day-San Francisco at Sacramento,
Vernon at Oakland, Portland at Los Angeles
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Freshmen Win Class
Meet at u. c.
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BERKELEY. Nov. 4.-!The. first an
nual fan interclass track meet was
held yesterday afternoon on the uni
versity oval. and although a couple of
events We're postponed until Friday,
the freshmen are far enough in the
lead at the present time to be declared
winners. The final score up to date,
leaving out the shot put, hammer
throw and relay. which will be held at
1 o'clock Saturday afternoon, is as
follows: Freshmen 40, sophomores "a,
juniors %, seniors 6.
Woods record of 4 minutes 36sz sec
onds in the mile was one Df the best
performances of the day. This time
is within 3 seconds of the California
Stanford intercollegiate record.
Beeson, the crack hurdler. had no
difficulty in distancing all competitors
over both the high and low sticks.
The results of the different events
were as follows:
One mile-H. Woods '1s first Malte IA sec
ond: Hayne 13 third. Time ABS %
40 yard hurdles-Beeson IA first Clausen ia
second Wallace II third. Time, :1s.
40 yards dssh-Levy II first. Newsome 10
second Smith '18 third Time. :53.
High jump-Anola IA first. Wolfe II sec
cnd. Hammond '13 third. Height, feet 6
Two miles-crabbe IA first. Hum rs second,
l. Rathbone II third. Time. 11:o4.
90 yards dash-Claudius II first. Guffn IA
second, Bssye IA third. Time. ID %.
$50 yards run-H. Wood IA first, David IA
second. Arnott 13 third Time. 2:o1 3-5.
Pole vault-Abrams IA first, Reische IA sec
oDd. Bruce 'l3 third. Height, IL feet 4 inches.
Broad iump-Allen 'l3 first Douglas ~ sec
oDd. Kretsinger II third Distance 20 feet IL
inches.
200 yards hurdles-Beeson IA first. HaYens rs
second, Grubb il third. Time, 20
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
By WILLIAM UNMACK

Today will witness the final practice
games for both California and Stan
ford varsity teams, and the opposing
teams are expected to give them the
hardest tussles of the season. At
Berkeley the blue and gold team will
meet the Nevada. fifteen. In previous
years this game has always been well
contested and the men from Nevada
are fighters from the start. The team
to meet the California varsity was
announced by Manager Kennedy last
night, and though much lighter than
the blue and gold team, is said to be
an exceptionally good team. The
Sagebrush men are out to win If possi-
BILE and declare that if they can not
win the California team will certainly
have to fight to get the decision.
Coach Scha effer is taking no chances
with these rabbits from the wilds of
Nevada and the team to meet them is
the strongest that has represented the
blue and gold team for some time. In
cluded in the lineup are nine men who
are practically assured Of places on the
California varsity team to meet Stan
ford next Saturday, and all the other
players have fighting chances for po-
sitions. OF the back field there are
five of the varsity team included and
four of the forwards. To get away
with this strong aggregation the Ne
vada team will be- called upon to show
to its best advantage.
The Neva ada-California game is to be
played at $50, and after this contest
the remaining varsity men will line UP
against the Barbarians. The men to
form this team also have a good chance
for some of the doubtful places on the
varsity team. A large delegation of
rooters will arrive from Reno this
morning to encourage the Nevada team
in the game The lineup:
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COFFROTH Offers
ATTRACTIVE CARD
sunny Jim" Seems TO Have
Found Just What Local
Fans Want
By JOSEPH MURPHY

When Promoter Jim Coffroth landed
aBttling Nelson and owen Moran. the
British boxer, he secured a fistic nnorseI
for which the fans have been clamoring
for a long time. This is one OF the
sweetest plums on the boxing tree, and
Is sure to draw a banner house.
Cohroth was too wise to allow Nelson
to get away from him when but $500
blocked the match. The Titan haired
promoter knows bette rthan the others
the drawing powers Of the Durable
Dane. for he has often shared in the
coin of the realm which Nelson has so
frequently brought 10 the boxing pro
moters.
Moran and Nelson should put up an
ideal contest. The Briton is a great
ring general He is a fellow who knows
the atr OF hit and get away as Is taught
by the masters of the profession
Moran is a master boxer and he likes
to mix ii. He is action all the time
and against Nelson the Britisher will
not meet a fellow who will not decline
the issue.
Nelson's real ability will be truly
known after he battles with Moran
victory over the Englishman would
mean that he Is the same lion hearted
Dane who has toppled over SO many
formidable men in his class
Nelson plans to take a rest before
going into active training He is hgur-
ing on spending a week or so with
friends in Calistoga, doing a little hunt
ing and enjoying a spell Of outdoor
life.
Moran is expected to start for the
coast very soon. 1t has long been his
desire to meet the former lightweight
champion and the chance has now come
TO him. +
In all probability Moran will train
at Shannon's resort. San Rafael. where
he has conditioned himself for nearly
all his battles IN this city and at
Colma-
Jim Coffroth did not act too soon in
landing the Nelson Moran match, for
right at his heels came an offer from
T. ]. Cotterigh Of New Orleans, who
offered the boxers a guaranteed purse
of $500 or privilege of 50 per cent
to box Cotterigh appears. to be a new
man in the game in the south.
Mel Moffett Of the Oakland Wheel
mems club is looking for a card and
he is after brace of lightweights.
which If he secures them, will make a
banner attraction He is on the heels
of "One Round" Hogan and some other
good boy Johnny Frayne or frankie
Burns would suit MonHett as OppO-
nents for Hogan, and in all likelihood
he will match Hogan with either OF
them
In the event that he secures a card
the contest will be for 10 rounds and
will be held November IL.
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lowell TO PLAY
MISSION FIFTEEN
Rival High School Rugby Teams
VIII Settle City Champion
ship Today

The local high. school Rugby cham
pionship will be decided this afternoon
at 2:3o o'clock on the Presidio athletic
field. when the sturdy Lowellites will
clash with Mission. Every indication
points to fast and spirited game, as
each team has expressed extreme con-
1dence in its ability to carry away
the coveted honors.
The performances of Mission and
Lowell show but little. The Lowell
team has probably accomplished a bit
its showing does not necessarily in
dicate that it is the superior team.
Mission has been handicapped to
some extent by injuries to some of its
stellar players, and there has been
some strife in the team, but this
trouble has been settled.
Lowell is primed for a hard contest.
Captain Jack Tufts and his team have
been putting in their best 1icks in an
ticipation of victory, and there will be
no excuses to offer If defeat is their
share Wolf will be the only man of
the regular lineup who will be miss
ing. An injury to his knee will keep
him out of the game. In Scalione.
Hoffman and Wolf, Lowell has some
able substitutes. In the back field
Esola. Somers and Maggs are strong.
Tufts work during the season has been
sensational
Mission is probably better prepared
for this game than it has been for any
other during the season All the strong
men are in the lineup and harmony
prevails now.
Millfngton, Stafford. Guerin and
Waymire will be in Missions lineup.
All are strong men. HEM, Hall and
christensen will be held in reserves
There was a big rally held at both
schools yesterday. At Lowell short
talks were made by attaches of the
school and members of the team. Out
at Mission similar rally was held.
Joseph O'Connor. the principal. gave
a short address, and Seth Milling
ton. manager of the team, also talked.
An air of confidence existed at the
rally. The teams line up as follows.
Arisson-aH -aHllington wing forward; Skelly.
Nasterson. front row; Vinegar, Gueriu. second
row Meyers. Lslly. Lean, third row; McMnrty.
halfback: Waymire, inside i've eighths: Stafford,
outside five -eghths: YoeIl left wing three-qusr-
ters; Middleton center; Paladini or Armstrong,
right wing: Bell, fullback-
LoweIl-Nathan, wing forward; Butler and
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the game. The lineup:


The game will be refereed by Palmer
Fuller of Stanford, who has been giving
general satisfaction this year as an
official.
The California team to meet the
Barbarians will be as follows:
Fulback-Price.
Three e-quarters-Harlowe. Mini Dills
Five -eighths-Eliott, Campbell.
Halfbaek-Morris
Forwards-Pauly. Kessler. Waldner, Wylie,
Ashley, Jordan, Swartz, Brant-
Down at Stanford two games will be
Varsity team will line up at o'clock
and the st. Mary's team will try con-
clusions with team that will include
the candidates for some of the doubt
full places on the final varsity The
game with the Olympic club is looked
upon as the final criterion of the ability
of the cardinal men.
The lineups are:
Varsity-Cheda ARIEL, Dole, Minturn oIm-
stead. Frank. Partridge. forwards; Sundel, wing
forward; Erb half; Hsrrigan and Reeves, ives;
Thoburn. center; Geissler and Kern, wing;
Brown full.
olympcs- -Molfno. Hickey. waIlfsch, Trow-
bridge. Dolan, Webster. Aguirre. forwards; Mil
ler wing forward; Parker, half; Tunt and
Fletcher. fves: Roth center; Mackenzie and
Second team--Sanborn, Giesy, Whitaker Hub
hard, George. Belcher Peck. forwards: Boul-
ware. wing forward: Worswick. half; King and
Bergman. 5ves; Bailey. center; Donovan and
Smith, wings; Ellis, full;
st. Mary's-Hart, Mccarthy, Cam, Fiberting,
Tognazzini. Roth. Bell. Greedy, forwards; Dia-
valla. half; Hughes and Scott. fives; Cooney,
center; Starret and Roth, wings; Leonhard, full.
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jamestown Results

NORFOLK vs.. Nov. 4-In spite Of bad
weather. fair crowd was in attendance at the
jamestown Jockey club meeting today Al
though tle track was very heavy. the racing
WAS good and favOrites and outsiders were
equally II evidence ia the finishes. In the sec
Qnd race Cnrfyhunk. heavily played faTorlte.
won I'm a close finish Results:
First race. one mile-Arondaek. to ;. won;
Dracoola- - 10 ]. second; Tom Melton, 10 10 J.
third Tine, ~ p
Second race six furlones-Cuttyhunk TO 20
won; Trovweight . 10 /. second; Idle Michael,
l3 10 ]. third. Time. 1:17-
Third race. five furlongs-Fair Miss. 10 l.
won: n ng Pin 2ls 10 J. second; Bendsga, . e
T. third Time. 1504.
Fourth race I've and half furlonss -onager.
even. won; J. H. Houghton. 10 >. second;
Chltou Queen 10 J. third. Time l,o9.
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs-Flyinc
squirrel. , 70 ]. won: WOolcasta, 3 TO ], second
Huda's Sister. 10 4. third Time, 1:l0 10
Sixth race. one mile and 20 yards-Ihe Monk
fo =. w0n: Henry Monroe, TO !, second
Temper 10 I. third. Time. "a 4-5.
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Santa Clara and u. of P.
VIII Clash Today
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
SANTA CLARA, No. 4.-The annual
game between the Tigers Of the Pacific
and the Santa Clara college varsity will
take place on the S. A. A. campus to-
morrow Afternoon at o'clock: A very
large crowd is expected 10 witness the
game.
The Tigers were over to try the field
this afternoon and mark out all the
incky spots. The student body held
their rally last night and today sew
eral OF their enthusiastic hooters are
nursing sore throat.
The lineup is as follows:
Santa Clara eolege-Forwards voight. Jar
reit. Barry, Patten. Ganahl, Kantelener. Tradich,
Guerrero. backs. Best. Sims, Ybbarando. Gal
lager. Kelley. Fitzgerald; fulback, Detles; subs
Ramage Byrnes. Lying.
University. Of the pacifc-Forwards. Read
Prouty, Kay. Bsrkley. Shafer. Ray Needham,
Jereva. Trevorrow tcaptainl backs. P. Cannon,
G. Cannon. Sheldon. Roy Needbam. Witbrow,
Douglas; ~fullbaek, King subs, Walton, Dunn,
CoTan. A-4------
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REVOLVER DUEL IN
HONOLULU STREETS
Nine Shots Are Fired and Man
Nav Die

HONOLULU. Nov. I'm a revolver
duel. during which nine shots were
fred. W. NJ. McQuaid and ". c. Driver
of this city were both wounded today.
the former seriously. Domestic difficult
ties have caused hard feeling between
the men and when they met on one OF
the principal streets today they opened
fire McQuaid may die.
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Hungarian Quail Sent to
State Game Farm

HAYWARD, Nov. 4-Superintenden
J. r. Argabrite of the state game farm,
maintained by the state fish and game
commission near here on the Mount
Eden road received yesterday a ship
ment of 1000 fine Hungarian uuails,
larger and quicker than the valley
quail, from Pennsylvania
The farm has proved a great success
this year, thousands of game birds
being shipped to restock barren dis
tricts.
Next year the farm will probably be
increased from AZ to 100 acres in size,
which viii enable many more birds to
be raised and distributed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05
.sIx nAY RAGE srRENuors

BOSTON. Nov. 4.-The six day race
in the arena was contested tonight by
two equal divisions Of five teams each,
the Jokus-Schiller team during the
evening having regained three laps,
which brought them on even terms with
four other combinations in second place.
At the end of the fifth days racing
the leading five teams had covered
LIZA miles laps.
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Unusual Type
of Franklins

Maggs, sront row; Somers, side rank: Dfnkel-
spiel, side rank; NIarwede1. rear rank: Bell
lock; Kneass, rank; Gordon halfback
Parker. inside fveeighths; Tufts. outside FIVE,
eighths; Esola. center quarters: Smythe
wing three-quarters; Ranoshof, center three
quarters: Heacock, fullback.
j. Cameron will referee
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VARSITY TEAMS TO
PLAY final GAMES
Blue and Gold and Cardinal End
Preparation for InfercoI-
fegiafe Today
Rugby Games to Be
Played Nearby Today

Berkeley high VS.. Fruitva1e high,
10 n. M, Oakland
California varsity vs. Nevada
varsity, 2:3O, Berkeley.
California varsity VS.. Barbarfans,
$3.50. Berkeley
Stanford varsity VS.. Olympic
club. d. M, stanford.
Stanford seconds Va. st. Marys,
3 p. M, Stanford.
ST. Matthews VS.. Palo Alto high,
10 a. M, Stanford.
Lowell VS.. Mission, 2:30, Preside
athletic grounds.
University of Pacific VS.. Santa
Clara college, p. M, San Jose.
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PUBLIC SCHOOLS
MEET AGAIN TODAY
District No. 4 VIII Hold Semi
annual Games This
Morning

District No. of the Public Schools
athletic league, with contenders from
the Bernal. Irving NJ. Scott. Bay View
Monroe, Glen Park. Sheridan and Fair
mount schools, will hold its semi
annual track and field meet on the
Southside Fairgrounds track at 2
o'clock this afternoon.
Irving NJ. Scott and Fairmount are
favOrites for first honors, as both have
large entry lists
The heats and order of events are
as follows:
50 pound class. 80 yard dash: First heat-C
o. Malley- Bernal; ]. Cannon. 7. NJ. Scott; C
Wolf Bay View; u. Brown. Monroe A Havens
Glen Park; II. Egan Farmount- Second heat
X Jones Bernal; r. Dunning, I. NJ Scott; A
McWflliams. Bay View: A Brown Monroe: f
Moran. Glen Park; II. Scholz. Sheridan. ThrC
heat. Randig, Bernal; r. 0'Hara. J. NJ
Scott; ). Caputs Monroe: s. Bush. Glen Park
A kelleher Fairmount: F. VERIFY. Sheridan
20 pound class. 60 yard dash: First heat-A
Fortune. T. Horan. Bernal: J. O'Donnell. l. NJ
Scott: W. Gunley. A. GrosWird Monroe; F. Lar
sen sheridan Second heat-D. Drscon. Bernal
II. Adams. \. Saggnettii- l. NJ. Scott; J. Collins
Monroe; ". Schildkret. Fairmount
22Q yard DASH - pound class: First heat
J Hackendorn. Sheridan: C. BerteIsen Fair
mount: ". Oft. ]. NJ. Scott; r. Reilly. Bernali
1. Ghotto, F. Narney. Monroe Second heat
]. CuDferman. SheEidan; F. Milan, Bay View:
! Furnanz, W Phipps. Bernsl; L. Swigar
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AMERICAN FoorRACERs WIN

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The American
team of Hans Holmes and William
Queal won the 20 mile international
footrace tonight at the Madison Square
garden in the worlds record time of L
hour 20 minutes AZ seconds, minutes
234-5 seconds better than the previous
mark. The Canadian team OF Fred
Meadows and Abbie Woods was second
and the Swedish team of Gustav j.
Lungstrom and John Svanborg was
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- MrLE RACE TopAY

NEW YORK. Nov. 4.-The next ma
tional a. a. e. championship feature
viii be the 10 mile outdoor run TO be
held in this city tomorrow. The race
has furnished some sensational running
since it was established three years ago.
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ening device used on Republic truck
tires is sufficient to hold the tire under
any conditions. and that the tread gives
ample traction"
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Republic Tires
show Worth

company, who was in Boston during the
contest.
"At Newburyport a five ton truck had
backed off the road and the rear wheels
were mired in the mud nearly to the
tires, but In spite of the greatest eff
forts on the part of the driver the truck
wouldn't bulge. A three ton truck
equipped with Republic standard truck
tires was passing and the driver volun-
teered to pull the larger truck out of
the mud. A rope was. fastened and
without the slightest effort or even so
much as slipping either of it's rear
wheels the big truck was pulled out of
the mud and back on the roadway
"I consider this very gratifying evil
dence," said Swinehart, "that the fast
The San Francisco call., 1910-11-05

II oCSiOA.
One of the most enthusiastic owners
of Ford cars, and one whose experience
shows TO better ad-
Daily Run of vantage than that
Doetor's Ford Of many who are
strenuous service, is DR.. W. B. Howard.
assistant county superintendent Of
schools. The doctor is called upon to
cover great deal of territory in visit
institutions are in outlying districts,
which can only be reached by travelling z
over the worst roads in the city and
county. As an example of an ordinary
days travel. Doctor Howard said that
one day this week he visited eight diff
ferent schools covering 80 miles of
o'clock in the morning to l o'clock in
the afternoon. In speaking of this. the
doctor said: You see, could not have
done this with horse and buggy, as
my work on this day lay out in Vista
cion valley and over the San Bruno road
both thoroughfares of which are deep
in dust or else rough with cut UP clay.
which makes poor riding in any kind
of vehicle Then again could not
cover this section by street car. as
there & Is no service that would not leave
time. and the railroad service is also
inadequate.
"On the San Bruno road I plowed
through such deep sand that 1 thought
bit OF road reminded me OF the work I
once had to put the Ford to in Sonoma
county. For several miles IL was neces-
sary for me to drive along a hogs back
road, which was also deep with sand
Ny little Ford did the stunt all right.
while a big touring car of high power
and price had to be pulled out of trou-
BILE. I have driven many cars. but 1
never have driven a car that could go
like the Ford can over all sorts of
roads"
The first two of a limited number of
special speed cars TO be built by
the H II. Frank
! ITnn.uaI TYNE lin manufacturing
of Franklins company OF Syrd-
recently delivered
to Chester Griswold of New York and
Ralph c. Hamlin of Los Angeles.
The new car is a two passenger
turtle back torpedo phaeton with high
doors and flush sides The motor is a.
four cylinder Franklin, air cooled, with
a four inch stroke and bore. The
tire equipment. in accord with Frank
rear tires being 81 by AZ inches in
size. giving a wide margin of safety
In the capacity of the tires over the
load put on them.
This speed car weighs but 1900
pounds. 1t has wheel base of 115 4
inches
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Hugh Chalmers the phee of The pOpuar car hat bea his nam
Owen Automobile Plant Is Now Owned by
The REQ Motor Car Company
BY R. R. L,HoMMEp1Eu

1t has been officially announced that
the REQ motor car company has pur-
chased the plant of the Owen motor
car company of Detroit. that in the
future the Owen car will be manufac-
tured in a new factory In Lansing.
Mich. owned by the REQ company, and
that the construction of this well
known and classy four cylinder car is
to be under the direction of Ralph r.
Owen, the former president of the
Owen motor car company
The acquisition of the Owen COM
pany by the REQ motor car company
means that in.the future this so horse
power car, under whatever name 1t is
manufactured. will be a licensed ma
chine.
For long time r. e. Olds, the pres
ident Of the REQ motor car company,
had wanted car of about so horse
power to meet the urgent demand
among 1900 REQ dealers for a car of
this type and, after thoroughly looking
into the merits of the Owen car, found
it his ideal.
Rene r MARY rnaua0ar o. the Pc
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ORDER OF EVENTS

Event $50 yard dash, first second and third
heats
Event go yard dash. first and second heats
Event 80 yard dash. 10 pound class
Event 400 yard dash. unlimited class
Event 5-220 yard dash, first and second heats
% pound class.
Event 6-440 yard relay. so pound class
Event 7-4+o yard relay. 80 pound class
Event $40 yard relay. ! 10 pound class
Event SO yard dash. final. 50 pound class
Event 10-60 yard dash. final % pound class
Event l1-220 yard dash, final. % pound class
Event l2-440 yard run. 115 pound class
Event ESQ yard run. unlimited class
Event 14-Running broad jump. so pound class
Event thinning high jump. 80 pound class
Event 16-Running broad Jump lI5 nounf
class
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The first two of limited number Of
special speed cars TO be built by