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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
@Rube' Coaches Women
In Basket Ball


"Rube" Waddell. coach of woman's
basket ball team? That is the latest
stunt of the eccentric ST Louis
pitcher.
''Aidie" Joss says "Rube" spends all
his spare time in Hot Springs coaching
woman's five. "Rube" is quite a
nifty basket ball player himself. and,
according to "Addie," is a good coach.
What is even more remarkable and
even stranger than fiction is the fact
that the "Rube" is behaving himself
Joss says that so far as he knows
Waddell is high and dry on the water
cart and seems to be there to stay.
Joss says Young is looking fine and
working into condition nicely AS vet
he is not doing much but lobbing them
over, and he will hardly cut loose for
several days yet
Left Fielder Wheat, whom BROOKLYN
got at the tail end of last season from
Mobile, seems to be the real sensation
at Hot Springs. ''Bflf' Bradley saws he
is wonder. but -he can't see any OF the
others on the Brooklyn squad.
joss appears to be the same demon
twirler as of old. His excellent condi :
tion is shown by the fact that Manager
Jim intends to use him against the
Cubs If the young pitchers get in too
much trouble.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Players Kick Against
The Hard Work

SAN ANTONIO. Tex, March 90
There's only one hard job on a ball
club" remarked George Mullin to Bill
Donovan as they sat in front of the
hotel last night.
That's right" affirmed Bill.
I've been playing in the outfield for
two days" continued George. Why,
it's cinch out there"
'Cinch? They ought to charge those
outhelders to get into the park" added
Bill.
And the infelders-look at them
mere child's play. They ought to pay
the club for the privilege Of playing
The catchers are just back there SO
that there'll be nine men, They fill in
that's ALL
And the one who really works is out
there on the mound-he is filing the
one hard job on ball club. He is
pitching"
yes, were the hard workers of the
team"
Jennings overheard the conversation.
when / was playing shortstop felt
the same way about that position as
you boys feel about pitching" remarked
Hughie.
And L. added Matty Mcintyre
claim the outfield job has them all
beaten for hard work
YOU fellows are inclined to over
look one job, aren't you?" asked Harry
Tuthill Who's the first man at work
in the morning? The trainer. Who's
the last man to leave at night2 The
trainer. Who gets more complaints
than any one else2 The trainer. Who
goes
I guess IT viii remain an open ques-
ton" commented Hughie. closing the
arzumenr-
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
BOWLING ENTRIES
COME IN BUNChES
Time Limit VIII Be Extended fH
Order to Accommodate
Local Experts

Entries for the fourth annual tour
nament of the western bowling con-
gress. which opens Saturday night, are
coming in rapidly. and the outlook for
a big list of contestants in the diff
ferent events Is bright.
Among the outside entries to come
in yesterday was Portland, with three
two men teams and one five men team
and eight individuals. Vancouver
came through with the same number,
sending their entries by telegraph.
while both San Jose and Santa Cruz
fell in line with good sized delega-
tions. New Westminster. Denver.
Spokane. Salt Lake city. Merced and
Sacramento entries are expected to
reach the secretary today.
On account of a misunderstanding
that entries for the doubles and sin
giles would be accepted any time prior
to the opening Of the tournament on
Saturday night. the entries in these
events are far below expecta tions
from the ranks of the san Francisco
bowlers
In order to correct this error il has
been decided to extend the time limit
on entries, which closed last night at
II O'Clock for As hours. or until .
o'clock Tuesday night This arrange
ment will give every bowler who is
desirous of competing in these events
a chance to get his name in the hands
of the schedule committee in ample
time so that they can be scheduled.
A schedule committee consisting of
c. J. McMenOmy. ]. A. Schaertzer and
E. W. Irwin. has been appointed and
will be assisted by Secretary A L.
Jenkins The committee will start
work Wednesday morning and will
have the schedule OF all games ar
ranged in ample time 70 allow the
printers to complete their work of pub
fishing before the opening Saturday
night
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

After a dip in the surf the runners
enjoyed a sumptuous breakfast fur
nished by the athletic association of the
corps at one of the beach resorts,
where they were addressed on the
benefits of athletics by Lieutenant
Colonel George A Schasty.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
STOCKTON STARS
WIN CHAMP PIONSH|P
Carry off H0nOrS i'm Unlimited
CfaSS i'm p. A. A. Basket
Ball Tournament

The All Stars of the Stockton Young
Mems Christian association carried off
the honors for the championship of the
unlimited class in the Pacific athletic
night, defeating the University of Cali
fornia by al score of 80 to "a. Both
teams put UP hard fight for the trophy,
Musser starring for the All Stars and
Captain Paul Bailey for the collegians-
The score at the end of the first half
was 26 to Is in favor of Stockton.
The team lined up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
SOLDIERS PROVE
GOOD SPRINTFRS
Artillery Corps Athletes Brave
the Rain and SIuSh for Run
Through the Park

In spite of the threatening weather
the California coast artillery corps
athletic association held a successful
cross country run through Golden
Gate park to the ocean beach yester-
day afternoon
Corporal n. E. Dole of the Sixth com
pany won a very closely contested fin-
ish from Private Meyer of the Second
company; Sergeant L. S. Smith of the
Sixth company lost third place to Pri-
vate Coghlan of the Sixth company
after determined effort for the last
mile.
The first II finished in the order
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

The second set of basket ball games
for the Public Schools athletic league
championship will be played this even
ing at the Pastine athletic club. The
first contest for the 95 pound cham
pionship between Hancock and Everett
schools will start promptly al 1880.
The second game for the Call trophy
will start at $50 o'clock and promises
to be a crackajack. Those who wit
messed the first contest between these
two teams (Which ended in a victory
for Roosevelt over Fairmount by a
score of 20 to 1D regarded it as one of
the best games they ever witnessed.
Both fives have not missed a days
practice since the last contest If the
same teams are returned winners to-
night the championship fight will be
over. otherwise there will be deciding
game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Dick Egan Is Under the
Doctors Care

Dick" Eagan. the star second base
man of the Reds. reached Hot Springs
the other day from San Francisco. hav-
ing been six days on the journey. I'm
mediately after the star inielder
reached Hot Springs, he went under
the knife in a local hospital for an
liberated throat and al infiamed molar.
He says these have been bothering him
for the last three weeks and that he
wished Griffith would give him time of
to have them looked after.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
Motor Cyclists Injured
During Races

LOS ANGELES March 2o.-Two men
were hurt in the motorcycle races at
the Coliseum today. Jake de Roster
was the first to meet a mishap in his
eight mile match with +. E. Whittier.
and the rival claims of the men remain
undecided.
De Roster feIl from his machine, but
was not badly hurt. Eddie Lingen-
fielder was thrown during the four mile
race and sustained painful injuries.
The referee awarded the De Roster
Whittier race TO Whittier, although he
did not complete the distance, and the
decision has been appealed.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21

Emile O'Reith. for years Barnun1's s
indiarubber man. has been sent UP for
eight years in Frence. Eimle was a
clever clown, bareback rider and aero
bat, but lately has turned his talents
to climbing walls and picking compli-
Gated locks.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
BIG FIGHT PRICES
SET AT So TO $50
Taft, Roosevelt and Rockefeller Will
Receive Invitations
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY


seats at the IeHries-Johnon fight S. $50
will prevail This the latest by Tex Rick
hotel Rkard the per carefully studying
the situation and with his partner Jack feaoR Be
the fight will not
@ the @ % q @ the % S 6p be ths Roq ea6e5 3 @ IS s
neighborhood people and the demand for seats is
$1,000 t This & certainly ain y, should @ IS u hsii million feet
% q 5 The f debris fos @ 9 the the 1 s @ fud amount f and @ s RaPd
The plans s
% Will BE fb e{ B % d the n sestns n9 ne linen the can
PERSONAL INVITATIONS FOR THE FAVORED FEW
The Nevada promoters mind bu Of great plans & and noyees
winch ne WI" orf @ % % b 9I will receive @ persona Invitations to
keep the namss Of these three n0b & IN nnd hd @ he hh b @ es
man starts black endeavor to bring back the
% !3 R9s S ss sos 5ss as b @ sFs:ensi ha as d or
The fourth OF July and he wants & 70 give @ p6y 6 o @ @ ce;r IN % their @ n
days and then Tex will be ready to send some
TEN ENTRANCES FOR MAMMOTH ARENA
% la & % . % 10 @ 3 way along s @'S 'S
on Every seat in the arena numbered placed
mSn % 3 d2Y m Po % % Down 9On td.s @ n'oo even me Oe1'nfF
as @ s @ f @ s ed do%n @ n @ fbsr ng @ @ Intends to take
out accident P9hey mounting 10 slIou on on oonh men
wise move MEL q good aaygFsiPg d ] ,nHeG n or had f b Is seriously
along the Of 20 miles an hour II the big blsHk should & be killed or or
they would get would be the $4,000 nonenot pay
ACCIDENT TO FIGHTERS WOULD HURT GAME
m The fans will ill @ & the & some s H Monroe ye1Ts ago Thsn T 1
ior jim coaro to put that tight over months seriously
he afterWd laid low the second round in Mechanics
pavilion
Il
that scale from S $50 will nicely
$40 $O The $50 Will extend
from he 25 back
Even gallery will be numbered and sold advance at s.
that there will
the beacher There will
be no scalping if it
blocks all
This New York
the American
and understand this coming to the special
HEAVY WEIGHTS ROUNDING TO FORM
Burns-Barry
each should be
make the of his Up TO the time there has been little
5 Barry will
because Of his and cleverness
Oakland braved the showers
worlo practically the big fellow the
pulled
the boxing and fighting line
all three each with Dave Mills the big col
heavy Mills
all around the with him the
all the fans Caranza and George only middle weights and
88 finishing
the day the battle He
proved vastly his ootwo and boxing since he fought Gunboat Smith
December Barry knocks him
Of make showing
A GREAT EXHIBITION PERFORMER
the fans the beach the
great showing gymnasium He worked with
Mahoney the number of
finished with Jack Murray three round seto
considerable weight
who hend Gunboa Smith Oakland
1t expected will
have had the right dope on the last few scraps
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-21
GAIVESCA-LEWIS WISTON-INCLEMEN
RIG cHIEF-BIT OF FORTUNE-WANER

DIS and upward:
4 ronnp II be stands up.
Fair sort of sprinter.
Played in last start.
Good mudder:s in nicely.
Waiting for the word
Ran we'll last out.
Little line on him.
Others little chance.
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BRIDGE TOLLS
ESTABLISHED
Fer the New S. Johns River
Bxx1re af Palatka-


Que of the moss important transactions
OF the board Of cEluarfT commissioners az
fs meeting yesterday WIS 1e R.cp1lcu
of 4 sSAsdzi. Ct nrlts ssr the 1sE cuGnly
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Il great manx people N nj parts ct the
county
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