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college TEAM To
TOUR AUSTRALIA
Berkeley, Nevada and Stanford
University Rugby Stars Viii
Leave May ~

BERKELEY, May 4.-The University
of California. Stanford university and
the University of Nevada will combine
to send a football team to Australia
and New Zealand during the coming
summer under a guarantee provided by
the New South Wales Rugby union.
The arrangements have just been COM
pleted by a eablegram TO Manager
Ralph P. Merritt of the University OF
California, by which definite agree
ment is made to provide hotel and
travelling expenses.
The team will be managed by D. w.
Burbank. graduate manager of Stan
ford university. There will be % play
erS and the coach and trainer. There
VIII be two players from the University
of Nevada, 10 from Stanford university
and IL from the University of CaIifor-
mia. The names of the PLAYERS will be
announced by ID. w. Burbank, manager
OF the trip, as soon as the final selec-
ton OF men is made. The team which
will represent the coast universities
VIII be the strongest one which il is
possible to get together for this inter-
national trip. The schedule of the trip
Is as follows:
Leave San Francisco about MAY IL; leave
vancouver May 20; arrive Brisbane June II:
play at Brisbane (QueensIand) June rs and
=; play at Sydney (New South WaIesl June
play az Christehureh July 20; play at DUNN
New zealand( July %; play at Wellington
sNeW ss Ieaiand) July 2S; play at Auckland
August 2 to catch Vancouver steamer at Suva;
arrive Vancouver August %.
This is the most important trip ever
Undertaken by team representing the
Pacific coast universities. The financial
burden is to be borne entirely by the
New South Wales Rugby union The
trip is made possible through the visit
OF the Wallabie team a year ago last
fall and the courtesies shown to them
by the various clubs and universities OF
the coast and later by the visit of w.
j. Howe, assistant coach of the Uni
versity of California
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Boxing Bouts at the
Western Club

Tonight will be boxing night at the
Western club, Golden Gate avenue and
Oetavia street George Green, the old
time middle weight and boxing in
structor at the club has six bouts on
the card and plenty of action is looked
for. The boxers who make good this
evening will be given a chance at the
benefit which the club proposes to hold
at Dreamland the evening of May II.
when an all star. semiprofessional show
will be staged.
The club members will hold an out
ing Sunday at San Leandro. There will
be all sorts of athletic events, includ-
ing running, jumping, pole vaulting
and weight throwing contests and
after luncheon at Hunters inn a base
ball game will be played between two
picked teams made up of club members
The club has fast nine on it's staff
and all country teams looking for
games will be accommodated. The
tossers downed the Electricians on the
park diamond Sunday by the decisive
score of 25 to 5.
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friendly and this is one of the reasons
why am objecting to Welsh" broke in
Berger
Well. I am holding out for Graney
and Welsh and 1 will continue to hold
out for them" was Johnson's reply to
Berger's charge.
Gentlemen, as you know the articles
cail Tor the selection of a referee on
May 4 by the principals" broke in
Gleason at this juncture. Now. if you
can not agree on the referee, the club
VIII name him and you will have to
stand for this. man.
This little speech brought the black
champion to his feet in an instant.
If the club names Bergers man
there will be no fight on the fourth of
July" broke in big Jack, bringing his
clenched fist down upon the table with
a resounding thud which seemed to
startle everybody.
Gleason then suggested that the prin-
c1palS postpone their meeting till the
afternoon of May 16 when the referee
must be named or else the promoters
VIII step in and take a hand at the
little game. Both Johnson and Berger
agreed to this, each admitting that
there was a deadlock and that there
would be no chance to reach an agree
ment at that particular session But
after the adjournment each kept dig
ging at the other.
JOHNSON'S FIFTY CHOICES
Berger said something about NAM
ing good man and Johnson replied
that he could name SO of them.
Well, why don't you go ahead and
name them." retorted Berger. Per
haps one of them will suit me and
then we will talk business
Iy <lak
you," replied Johnson.
We'll, why not?'
Because they are all smokes" and
the big fellow smiled another golden
smile, while the crowd broke into a
hearty laugh at Berger's expense.
NOLAN DROPS IN
One of the most interested specta-
tors at the conference was Billy No
Ian. the old Napoleon of the fight man
ayers. Nolan just dropped in casually
but, nevertheless. he received a hearty
greeting. 1t looked like a meeting
between two old schoolmates when No
Ian and Johnson shook hands. The
big fellows face lit up when he saw
the veteran manager approaching.
We'll, Jack, you look like a big
black mountain" said Nolan. 'T never
thought that you would come up like
this"
SS, anu 1 III going TO get bigger,
Billy" replied Johnson I'm bet
ter now than 1 ever was, and 1 want
you to keep your eye on me-"
Nolan apparently is out of the fight
ing game for keeps. but he still likes
it, and whenever there is anything big
on the boards, he generally tears him
self loose from the ranch and makes
the trip to the city. Billy is great
admirer of Johnson and classes the
champion as one of the greatest big
fighters who ever drew on a glove.
LOOKS IN GREAT SHAPE
The clearness. of Johnson's eye shows
me that he is ready to put himself in
the best possible condition. saws No
Ian. Three or four weeks work will
fit that big fellow for the fight of his
life. and in my opinion, it will be use-
less to put in six or seven weeks at
the training camp. He looks bet
ter now than I ever saw him look, and
have known him for years."
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Royal Golf Club Bars
Mal1et Type

NEW YORK. May 4.-The ROYAL and
ancient golf club of st. Andrews. the
court of last resort for British golfers
mas adopted resolution authorizing
the rules of golf committee to add 10
the rules clause which will declare
that all clubs with heads of malIet
type are a substantial departure from
the traditional and accepted form and
make of golf clubs This wouId har
the use of the Schenectady putter -
an American club which enjoys great
popularity among the English golfers
The decision of the Royal and Ancient
golf club is likely to lead to consider
able controversy.
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Semifina1 Game in the
Pool Tourney
DANA. PHOTO.

Bob Allen failed to eliminate E. Will
son 1rom the class B championship
tournament at the American pool hall
last evening, as Wilson won by the
score of 75 to 81. which will give him
chance for first money. Brown, who
mas won three straight games, will
meet reynolds tonight. Reynolds and
wilson are on even terms for second
place and if Brown should lose to Rev
nolds tonight it will make tho 6rist,
exciting, as both REYNOLDS and VviIson
nave lost but one game and have won
three Brown would relinquish first
place II he should lose to REYNOLDS
and II Wilson also took Browns meas
ure on Friday night the pIayofr wouId
oe between Wilson and REYNOLDS
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and held on every time an inspira tion
fitted through their brains. But there
seemed to be no chance of their reach
ing an agreement This could readily
be seen just as soon as they sat down
and began to talk. Nobody was at all
surprised when they parted without
making selection
Whether the referee has already been
selected at a previous secret session is
question to be determined later on
There are many who believe that the
principals are playing horse with the
public for the sake of little additional
advertising on an entirely new line
However, If they were stalling yester-
day they did their work very well and
are entitled to all the credit in the
world for that particular stunt.
BERGER OPENS FESTIVITIES
Berger opened it up by saying that
he was anxious to have the question of
the referee settled without further hag-
gI1ng or stalling and suggested that
Johnson name the men whom he really
wanted Berger added that it would be
useless for each of them to start by
stringing out whole line of names and
then beginning all over again and
wedding them out.
name the men you want. If they are
not suitable to me, / will tell you and
explain to you the reason why they are
not acceptable to- me. This is the best
and easiest way"
Very WELL" replied Berger 81 will
name just one, and l suggest that we
get California referee, for it is com
Ing to California to have this Official
That suits me-" said Johnson. Now
al
you want and I will tell you how ]
stand"
Well, here are the men whom ]
IKE went on Berger. Eddie Smith
Phil Want. Charley Eyeton, Billy
Roche and Johnny Herget''
Il can't stand for Eyeton,' replied
Johnson. He comes from Jeffries
nome town, Los Angeles. Neither can
stand for Wand, because 1 saw him
give Joe Walcott colored fellow. the
worst or 1T one night with Carter
JOHNSON FOR WELSH
Berger then asked Johnson to start
IN and he came back with Welsh
Then Jeffries' manager accused the
champion of using his race as a stall to
get the best of it in the deal. Johnson
lntimated that he would have to look
sharp in order to protect himself be-
cause of his color Berger did not like
this remark and came back with his
sharp retort.
do not want Welsh said Berger
! have my reason for objecting to him.
but ! cannot tell you what that reason
is at the present time
Well, then, how about Eddie Gra-
ney? He will do for me-
No." came back Berger.
Graney and Welsh are the men
whom I pick said Johnson. They
are men of honesty and integrity and
both have international regulations and
they will help boost the fight if they
are chosen. ] do not want Herget
because he is close to Sam Fitzpatrick,
my former manager. We have had a
falling out and are not on friendly
terms. | object to Smith because he
gave me the worst of it when l boxed
Hank Griffin in Oakland several years
ago. | thought / won that fight, but
Smith called it a draw
DEADLOCK DEVELOPS
II think that Won and Welsh arc foo
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Graney, Smith and Welsh Are in Line
to Land the Coveted Position
BY WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

The referee for the Jefe Johnson battle will be named officially the
afternoon of May 10 OF
July a. AS usual such gatherings of
agreeable
promptly
be between Eddie Smith Oakland Graney
Welsh of San Francisco.
holding Welsh while
Johnson
do and Berger equally to
and Jack Gleason have nothing whatever of
official principals
will be the
take this till all is abandoned.
PASS THE DEMOSTHENES STUFF
Both Johnson They spared
through the
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Principals as they lined up at yesterday afternoons conference

the inside and won going away. The
first choice was a neck in front of
Round and Round.
Cantem was plunged on in the last, a
maiden affair for year olds. After
running second most of the way he
showed in front few jumps from the
wire, but Ormonde Cunningham out
gained him. winning by a head. Dalh-
gren was third, beaten off.
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Yale'S Crack Sprinter
Strains Tendon

NEW HAVEN. Conn, May 4.-Yale's
chances for victory in track athletics
by the injury Of Edward Seymour of
Chicago, the teams fastest sprinteF.
Seymour strained a tendon in practice
yesterday and may be off the track for
the remainder of the season.
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San Francisco Horsemen
Are Suspended

c. E. Burton and A. Fl. ScOfeld OF
San Francisco were suspended until
they return for redistribution the win
nings of the gelding Coils H. formerly
Albert S. and the gelding Ned Wilkes,
formerly NOkO
The board OF appeals of the American
trotting association today ordered the
expulsion of E. P. Kerr, P. N Kerr and
w. B. Brewer, all of PauTs Valley,
Okla, and the bay mare Mary Laidley.
alias Symbol Maid.
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VANDERBILT SECOND

PARIS May 4.-In the Prix Verneuil,
run at lie Tremblay today, w. K. Van
derbilts Clatterfoot ran second. The
same owners Bats Delight finished
third in the Prix Regalia.
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JOCKEY AND HORSE
OWNER SUSPENDED
A. Williams Ser Down Indefn=
ifeIy; Judges Investigating
J. X. LaBghrey Race

A Williams was in the limelight al
Emeryville yesterday. He rode three
winners, two Of them at long prices
but before the close of the session il
was announced that the colored boy
was suspended for general unsatisfac-
tory riding with special reference to J.
r. Laughrey in the NTH race Tuesday
The ruling was also accompanied by the
announcement that the entries of Z. E
Baird were ordered refused pending
further investig cation as TO the causes
for scratching Don Enrique in the race
in which J. r. Laughrey started.
The race in question caused much
comment, particularly owing to the
heavy play on Aks-ar-Ben, his recent
races not warranting such confident
support. At one stage of the betting
the ChappelI horse was 5 to 1, but he
went to the post at to I. Miss Naomi
was faVOrite for the race, while J. r.
Laughrey receded in the betting. When
the field broke Aks-ar-Ben stumbled
and threw Jarrett, the intended coup
thus being spoiled. Steel, an outsider
won from MerlingO. while Miss Naomi
and J. r. Laughrey failed TO figure
prominently. Several rides put up by
Williams caused criticism, but his per-
fOrmance on J. r. Laughrey, taken in
connection with the other acts, evoked
the suspension.
Don Enrique would have been a
prominent factor in the race on form
and il is intimated that he was with
drawn to make it easier for AXIS
Ben. Baird, his owner, bought Silver
Grain and Flavigny yesterday. The
three horses named compose his stable.
The officials viii make a thorough
investigation OF the withdrawal of Don
Enrique and the showing made by sew
ersl OF the starters in the race.
Fern L Wins CIeverIy
Fern L beat some of the cIeverest
sprinters on the coast when she won
the feature event at EmeryvilIe yester-
day Goldfnn, on the strength of her
recent brilliant form, was a heavily
played favorite for the race, which
was over the Futurity course, Fern L
ruling second choice. A. Thomas beat
the gate with Fern / and she was never
headed. Goldfnn made a very disap-
pointing showing under the bad han
ding Of AIentry. She failed to show the
speed exhibited when it came to the
real racing. The last time out she had
run SIX furlongS in l:l2 4-5.
Close finishes and the success of sew
eral outsiders We're other features of
the day. A. Williams. who was sus-
pended Indefinitely, rode three winners.
Good Intent, the favorite, went to the
front early in the second, but stopped
badly when caught by Hannibal Bey in
the last quarter. WoOdlander chaI-
lenged Hannibal Bey. but he stood off
the drive Of the Cahill gelding. The
well supported Odd Rose was third.
Marburg went 10 the post an odds on
favorite for the third at A mile. He
and Round and Round fought il out all
the way, but Bevan went to pieces on
the latter and il looked as if Marburg
would win, but Aftermath stole up on
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Both Johnson and Berger with repartee
through the room
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me-:2z. :49 Is. 1;07 2-5. At post IJb mir
show; Cantem, IL place. 1-5 show; Da
Little Gun. Trained BY II. ". Hoag- 81
same High price-Cunningham 8. Canter
the speed, was headed BY Cantem a few Y.
the end. Dalhgren gamest Of the balance.
over. Balance no account at all
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ofmonde, 80 place, 6-5
b. &. by Beau 0rmonde-
. Second easily. Third
'rmonde Cunningham had
outgamed him right at
to running till race was
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tts- On at 3.5I =. q
gren, 3 show Winner |
good. Won driving.
10, New Capital s. Or
: ds from the wire, but
Elodia B did not get t
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at EmeryvilIe

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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-27
MECHANICS INSTITUTE
AWARDS DIPLOMAS
Governor Mann Addresses Graduates of Techni
cal School on Value of Self Denial---List Of
Honors, Promotions and Medal Winners

Walter Linwood Haden.
Free Hand Drawing-A. Adolph volk-
man, Jr, B. j. Frank Hickman; c, John
r. Poehler.
Instrumental Drnwins-No. !, Miss
Arabella S. Pitcher; No. 2. Robert Ro-
land Lassiter; No. 9, Tuckerman Clay
burne Fuqua. No. 4, Guy n. Belcher.
Architectural Drawing Frank
| Heacock; B. Thomas Semmes. Jr
] Mechanical DrawinE-A l, Philip sta
/ ton Wagner. A ., Bovee Dodds Core; B
| John B. Dearhart
Chemistry-Edwin F. Diggs.
Physics-A, Ceylon C. Corkran; B, V
Kehab.
EIectricity-A, James Arthur Marvin
B. William Charles Blakey; C. Georg,
n. Condyles.
Enslish-A, Timothy F. Sullivan; 3
Alexander Collie Goolsby.
| Clay Modeling-John r. Cary, Jr.
i Cnbinctmnking-Henr Lee Cudlipr
II. B. Kuchemann, Lewis Pitcher.
Wood Pattern Shop Tuckermal
Clayburne Fuqua.
Machine Shop--Walter E. Gemmel
man.
Second Honors.
Arithmetic--A /, Josephine Hoffman
Jr.; A .. George Clinton Schultz; A 3
! Lewis C. Rogers: B /. Willie 7. Davis
b .. II. Floyd Written. Slas Elisha
Hotchkiss; B 8, Alton Barnes Carter
c 1, Osbourne Orlando Ashworth: C .
Carroll j. Watkins.
Agebrn--A l, Horace F. Sharp: A 2
Abner Francis Dodd; B. Samuel NJ
Hull; c.. Charles V. Radcliffe.
Eoo"ofrx.- Sap,,,a1 II,,11.
Frank Hickman.
Trisonometry-Bovee Dodds Core.
BookkeepinE-A. Charles W. Lamp
kin: B, Lawrence T. Jeter
Freehnnd Dra,ving-A. Daniel Ralph
stern; B, Alexander Terrell Gordon. c.,
Richard Louis Zacharias
Instrumental Drawing, D. z. Wat
kins: ., William Edward Word, Jr.: g.,
George T. Williams; 4. Francis Wilbur
Lemon.
Architectural Drawings. Robert
Bruce McCalley; B, John Binford Wal
ford.
Mechanical Drawing Maurice
Leon Hutzler; B, Milton Aubrey Har-
ris
Chemistry-Richard Ignatius Schultz.
Physics-A, James II. Kinlball. Will
Liam Anthony Mccarthy; B. John G.
McCarty
Electricity-A, Charles Eldridge
Murdoch: B. Charles V. RatcliN; C, V
IL bab
EnElish-A. William cabell se!bert;
B. Claude F. Darden
Wood Carving-Percy Gayle Fletcher.
Wood Pattern Shop-David L. Rich
ardson,
Machine Shop-Calin Smith Mat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-27
WAN TSNEW PUMP
. FOR STANDP |P {
Growth Of Lee District Necessi-
tates Increased Water
Supply.

At meeting of the Council Com
mittee on Water last night the super
intendent of Water Works recon- mend
ed that the pumping station at the
standpipe be enlarged and that CEN
trifugal pump be installed. The inn
provements, 1t is estimated, VIII cost
about $4,000. a subcommittee was
appointed to investigate and report
the advisability of doing the work
1t was stated by the superintendent
that the pumps which are now in
operation are not sufficient to keep
the standpipe filled with water with
out utilizing them constantly. It is
desired that the additional pump be
gency.
The question Of supplying water to
the state Fair Grounds was discussed
at some length. on motion OF Council
man Cutchins the matter was re-
ferred TO the City Attorney for hif
opinion as to the city's rights In the
premises.
Superintendent Davis explained that
the coagulating basin is now being
thoroughly washed out. He said tina,
The mad in the basin averaged abou,
SIX inches In depth. He recommended
| that 50 per month be expended fol
| the services Of a telegraph operator
| at Columbia. who agreas 10 telegraph
when the river water Is muddy. Whcr
| IL IL ascerthined that the muddy water
| Is coming arrangements can he made
| 70 prevent u from entering the basin
| The committee authorized the employ
| Inent OF the telegraphsr.
| The recommendation ~ the superin
| tendcnt for horse and vehicle for tn
| astlstant superintendent Was approved
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-05-27
Other Promotions.

Other Promotions
Arithmetic a M Barrett, O.
Cipriano, j. c. Foizy. r. L. Martin, D.
T. Pulley. Frank shaw, William
Steiner.
Arithmetic A Wv. C. Evans, w. j.
Johnson. o. Cipriano. C. Stanley. o. S.
Olson. Sam Sonnenberg. T. Binns,
Harry Moseley, c. j. Miller, E. A. Bar
low, Rose Wilbur.
Arithmetic a 3-Ernest j. Miller.
Arithmetic Il 1-George Baylor. B. A.
Corkran, George Johnston C. w. Lamp
kin. W. D. Mitchell, C. B. Southwark,
A. n. Tiller, C. Udriet. A. Nolkman. Jr.,
Horace Williams B. L. Nicholas.
Arithmetic q Nv. w sykes. c. L.
Butler. G. T. Williams. A Netherwood,
w C. Burton, Ben Bryant. NJ. Bern
stein, C. B. Wood, P. Eagan, j. Merello
j. D. Sheppard
Arithmetic 81 Bloom. F. Bragg,
T. j. Dollard. A. L. High, H. C. Lips
comb, C. S NcKendree. George Martin
j. H. Murry, j. S. Pearson ]. w. Rich
ards Z. A Ross, j. B. Ross A. c.
Seigle. T. c. Woodson, E. NJ Under
wood, j. T Garren
! Arithmetic IA G. Blount. B
Blair. A. B. Bellheld. H. r. Ford. ]. K
| Gilbert. E. Gayle, r. C. Gay, r. r
Lacy. C. B. southwark. c. Samuels. T
C. Sydnor, C. Volkman. H. D. Vaughan
j. w. Hill. C. H. Tiller.
Arithmetic c-B W. Mccain, c. c
Toombs. ]. E. Christian, B. o. Cone, E
C. Faber
Algebra A 1-E. c. Faber. w. R
Richardson, A. N. Thistle. j. B. Dear.
/ heart.
Algebra A :-F. P. Thornton. j. A
| Marvin.
Algebra B-H j. Hayes, j. E. Nose,
| by.
Geometry-A. W. Koiner, R. W
Sherman. A. F. Dodd. j. Chambers, F
P. Thornton. E. E. Hickerson
Engineering BE. c. Murray, J. a
Marvin. j. G. McCarty, a C. Pohlig
Engineering Cd. G. McCarty, E. c.
Murray.
bookkeeping A-Arnold Kucheman
John G. Womble, NJ. B. Parker. t. H.
Burke. II. F. Wilton, H. C. Creek
more. George r. Bethel, H. G. Nc
CARNEY, c. Dominica.
Free Hand Druwing-M. L. Reams
B. w. Bryant.
Instrumental Drawing M Barrett.
Jr.. c. S. McKendrec, ]. H. Murray,
Logan Richie, j. ". Richards. F. W.
Owens. II. A. Rainey. A. C. Woodbridge.
Instrumental Drawing No. 2-Richard
Elmore, D. A. Leard, W. B. Smith. c..
r. schuman, ]. B, Ross. C. j. Watkins.
j. e. Christian.
Instrumental Drawing No. SC. A.
Bryce, Jr., ". T. Davis, G. K. Goode,
Fl. Marks. E. j. Miller, P. D. Perkins. j.
w. Russell c. B. Wood, ]. c. Schultz
instrumental Drawing No. 4-E, r.
Allen, G. K. Brooks, L. S. Kendler, G..
NJ Martin. M. S. Payne, Melville Reams,
w l.. Whitfield, L. A. Williams.
Mechanical Drawing Ar. j. Blount,
Mechanical Drawing B-W w. Wal