davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
MEN KICK
FOR MORE MONEY

CHARLEVOIX.. Mich, July 15.-Roy
doned the flying: boat race from Chi
cago to Detroit in a statement here to-
day that the directors were making
no attempt to keep track of the men IS
scores: and that they had been notified
that cities on the: route had cancelled
their contracts to pay for the spectacle
We were notified on Sunday by
Financial Director Pickens,' said
Francis, that because the flyers were
two days behind schedule on account
of bad weather and accidents. s17,500
in contracts had been Cancelled by the
lake cities. Pickens had offered Martin
and myself $4,000 each to fly seven days
and we came from California to fly and
go after the big prize fund.
The. contestants started with TO- 900
points each. and the one that lost the
least by penalties was to be the win
ner. But each man had lost the en-
tire sum in two days, and no check has
been kept on repairs and replacements
tHavens lost all claim to the trophy to-
day by cutting the course Is miles and
falling to pass the Mackinac. island
control"
Beckwith Havens. who leads the con-
testants in the Chicag o-to-Detroit air.
boat cruise, left this port this fore
noon with j.. b. Verplanck, owner of
the boat as passenger for Mackinac
island. He hoped today to establis
long distance flight record, and will en-
'deavor to finish the cruise on schedule
time. Havens made a pretty start and
his machine seemed to be working per-,
fectly.
Havens and his mechanician landed
at Point Lookout on Saginaw bay, 40
miles north of Bay City, at 7:45 o'clock
tonight The distance covered was
approximately I40 miles
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
BOSTON CHAMPS
MUST Get ALONG
WITHOUT STAHL
Famous Manager of the
Boston Club Is Released
Outright by Presi-
dent McAleer

CHICAGO. July 15.--"Jake" Garland
StahI w>s ousted as manager of the
Boston Americans by James MoAleer,
president of the clup.. Though differ
ences amounting to a serious "misun-
derstanding" with McAleer were ru-
mored causes OF Stahrs release, both
manager and president insisted that
the demand of the latter and other
stock holders for a playing manager"
was the motive.
Stahrs leadership technically In
cluded today's game. Tomorrow
Catcher William Carrigan will assume
charge of the team.
.Stahrs release was unconditional
and he will give up baseball as a busi-
ness although retaining his. Red Sox
stock. devoting his time In the future
to his banking business In Chicago. He
has played few games this season. an
injured foot keeping him OF the field,
though he has managed the team from
the bench.
He was grieved apparently at Nc
Aleer's decision and declared he had
done his best to sustain. the teams
reputation as worlds 8 champions. To
all around bad luck. including his own
inability to take part in more than
few games. Stah1 attributed the COM
paratively poor showing of the team
this year.
In connection with the news of
.StahPs release stories OF internal strife
among the Red Sox were retold today.
Fractional differences, starting from the
worlds series of last year, were
among the causes hinted at In the dis
cussion of the managers release. IT
is noteworthy that Carrigan. the new
manager. was among the leaders of the
faction which. rumor says, was against
Stahl. Hints of differences reached
Chicago with the arrival OF the Bos-
ton team few days ago, but were
earnestly denied by both McAleer and
the manager
Stahl, one OF the most famous of
modern ball players, was induced by
McAleer to rejoin the Boston team and
took up the mana cement at the begin
ming of the 1912. season, soon after
McAleer assumed the. presidency. I'M.
der StahPs leadership. and aided ma
terially by his own prowess on the
field. the team captured the highest
honors of the national game ~.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
CHOICES
IN THE RUNNING
Talent Has an Easy Time
Picking the Winners on
Butte Track
Especial Dispatch to The CALI


BUTTE, Mont, July 15-Players
started off well in the first race today
when Fafner, good looking daughter
of Solitaire IL ElIninetta, which
was said to have outworked her
stable companion, was selected as the
winner of that event and, after being
heavily played, romped home an easy
winner. Gossiper In the second kept
up the good work and, being almost
equally as we'll liked as Ossfan. won
a most satisfactory victory. The public
again scored in the third race with
King Radford which, lodging the carry
pace, came on. to win in easy fasn :
ion. Jonathan, despite. his uncertain
running propensities, was lnstalIeu
favorite in the fourth and surprised the
experts by 7 coming from the rear in
the final racing and winning. sum
mary:
Odds. Horse. weight weight Joe Jockey St. str, Fin.
-5-is)FAFNER. 1o3 tormes,. II Ia
s9ils sDaRr Esf'ss afcx II: is Pssi55e"s psas5 Is
Time, :54A Fafner 1.3 place, out show;
Roblee 20 place, 8 show Rick II 3, show Big
also ran. Scratched-C Columbia Boy, Marta Mac,
DR.. Bailey, Hyndla,. Rara vez.
SECOND RACE--Five furongs; selling:
dd-d5-SGossiper II; los fPauley)... !
12-1-t2)R. MITCHELL, 112 Peak) 3
Time, 1:O2- Gossiper So place. 40 snow
Secrete place. 6-5 show; Mitchell 5,Z snow.
Olen. Abrupt. Mendon Montauk Gross also ran
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
s-5-tDK.RADFoRD, 1o3 (Mathw) s 212
6-1-l3)Y. PANSY. Ito (Pauiey).. a n
Time, :O2 King RadforI as place. 1-3 show:
Young Pansy 2 place. show; Gomul show
Kitty w, Regards Good Intent. Vivian II. Lord
Clinton. (2)Mss James, also ran. Scratched
Ruth Esther.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs: selling. =,
Odds. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
52-Ionathan. 10 tPauleyl.s s.-...: 3 2. IL u
s-1-J. II. Barr. ITO tcorey1. 80 I. h
6-1-Country Boy. 40 tMcEwenl...:5 4 3 2
Time, 1:01: Jonathan place, 3. show; Barr
Knight, u)Balronia, (a)BashfuI Bette, Abound,
Parnell Girl. Nifty, also ram.
:. FIFTH RACE-One mile: selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
I-2-Montauk Don, Ill fCoreyE.. - j / q
s-1-Lehigh. 106 (Burlngamel -. 2
Time. l:42 50. Don 6-5 place. So show.
asns' aSaw smsdo For nn jim sG9e
(2)Beautiful Knight. Forge. Dorian Prince Force,
also ran. Scratched-Big Claim, Marshal Tilgh-
man.
Odds. Horse Weight Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
f2)sIxTEEN, 11o &C. MiIler).a 2 4
10-1--I.ee Harrison II. 110 tBezansn) 2
Is, I~-Roberta, los tMempa) ,..... 81
Time. :01 1-5. Sixteen 40 place. 20 show:
Queen Ruth. Anne McGee. :(3)Ed B, (l) Golf Ball,
Jeanne dare, ormonde Cunningham, also ran.
scratched-Phil connor. ... -:
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
SIX YACHTS FOR
SANTA CRUZ RACE
Crack Boats Start on Long
Contest at Dawn Satur-
day Morning


Six yacht owners have definitely de-
cided to. start in the ocean race to
Santa Cruz next Saturday morning
The race Will be started at o'clock
off Yacht harbor of the exposition
grounds and the finish will be at the
Santa Cruz lighthouse
The yachts entered were announced
yesterday by W J.. Hogg. former COM
modore of the Corinthians. who has
been making all the arrangements.
The entries are: Marian f., Van
Bergen. owner; Yankee Charles Miller.
owner; Mike. Doc Hirsch, owner:
Thistle. Murray brothers and Cook,
owners; Thelma fSan Francisco Yacht
club), G.. Connolly, owner; Olga, L. l.
Gale, owner.
All the boats will have their full
capacity of crews, big crew. being
signed up on the Marian. Fred Swan.
ton. known to the yachting fraternity
as Fred Swantacruz,'' will be one of
the merry sailors on the Marian, this
being his first ocean cruise to the
town he did so much to make famous.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
BRIGHT OUTLOOK
! FOR THE RUGGERs
Local Union Sure to Send a
Team North to Fight
for Title :.

The British Columbia Rugby play
ers are anxious to test their ability
against the locals for the Rugby
championship of the Pacific coast. Sec
rotary Edgar. Pomeroy of the Cali
fornIa Rugby Union yesterday received
a. letter from Secretary Webb of the
Vancouver union to the effect that the
north was making special preparations
to defend its title to the Cooper Keith
challenge cup, which at present Is
held there.
The yancouverites are anxious to
meet the champion team of the local
Rugby union and have notified the To-
cal union that they will be prepared
to defend when challenged. Last year
there was no game played for the
championship of the coast, there pc
ing difference of opinion In the local
union as to which team was entitled
to go north and play for the trophy.
In the coming season there Will pc
no room for argument as TO which
team is entitled to the local cham :
pionship. The Rugby union has called
special meeting to be held August 8,
at which every team will turn IN Its
schedule of games for the season, ana
the union will specifically state which
into consideration for the deciding OF
the champion team of the union. The
team winning this series of games as
outlined by the union will have the
right to play for the coast champion
ship trophy
The Vancouver union has arranseu
for series of international games with
the famous Harlequin team of England.
This team is due to arrive in Van
couver about the end of October ana
will play about a dozen games against
the club teams of Vancouver, Victoria
and Nanaimo, as well as against the all
star teams sof the whole province.
Besides these games with the Harle-
quins, 1t is possible that the Vancouver
unions will have games with the New
Zealand team which. is to tour this state
in October and November. In his letter
the northern secretary states that his
union would like to schedule series
of games with the New Zealanders. and
it is possible that the local union VIII
be able to give the northerners a series
of games when the tour Of this state Is
completed.
Louis Mclean of the Olympic club,
who was member of the finance COM
mittee of the local Rugby union, yes
terday rendered his resignation as a
member of. the union. This will be
acted on at the next meeting of the
board.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
White Hope Miller Is Be.
tween Two Fires

Whether Charlie Miller. the local
white hope, Is an undesirable and. not
entitled to citizenship is question
that is bothering the federal and state
examiners. Federal Examiner. George
A. Crutchfield declares that Miller is
not desirable. Judge j. j. Van Nos
stand says that he Is. Crutchfield told
the. court that Miller is conducting a
resort at Ell Verano. Judge Van Nos
strand took the position that the evil
dence of Miller's undesirability was in
sufficient, but he continued the case in
order to ascertain the validity of the
fighters first papers. Miller is now a
streetcar. conductor.l He. was born at
Voda, Roumania. in. 1885. and came to
the United States in March, 1903. His
vouchers were Louis Parente and Pas
cal A. Vallmoto.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
YOUNGSTERS HOPE
TO BECOME STARS
Ambitious Boxers Will Be
Given a Thorough Try
out Friday Evening

The air will be full of fists at the
Pavilion rink on Friday evening when
Frank Sehuler's stable of aspiring
youngsters step around for the edifi-
cation of the fans and in an effort to
boost themselves to the front. These
lads are ali ambitious and Schiller
hopes to develop few of them into
crackerjacks in the near futurev
Likely boys are scarce in the ranks
of the four FOUNDERS at the present
time for the reason that the young
sters have not been given an opportu-
nifty to show their worth. The promo
ters are always looking for stars. but
as fast as the stars develop they either
enter the 20 round game or else. they
invade the eastern fields. This is why
there is a scarcity of good boys in the
four round game
The young boxers have been work
ing hard for the last month and. it
goes without saying that they will fight
while there is bit of fight left in
them. These tryouts mean more to
the kids than a main event does to a
champion. Their future will depend
upon their first showing.
In order to help the lads out. Schiller
has engaged Spider Kelly. Tim Nc
Grath and Eddie Hanlon, three of the
best known. seconds in the business.
If there is any fight in the lads these
veterans are sure to bring II out. They
have been over the jumps as four
FOUNDERS themselves and they know
what it means. Their presence as
sures plenty of the real action.
After the youngsters have finished
their work several. well known per-
formers will go on as main eventers.
Sailor Grande of Vallejo lines UP with
Bob Ross. the fighting fireman, who is
anxious to come to the front. Ross is
a hard puncher and said to be very
game, but IL looks as though the tar
has it on him in experience.
r Bubbles Robinson, the Los Angeles
lightweight, is back for another fling
and he will be sent in against Charley
Picato, also of Los Angeles, good
lightweight who never has been given
real chance here before.
Then they have Sammy Trinkie,
champion lightweight of Vallejo, and
Lee Keeling, local boy, and Al Krei-
ger and Soldier Courtney, pair of big
white hopes who are artists at the
slam bang game.
A bunch of well known referees will
Judge the various bouts. The list in
includes Billy Burke of Sacramento, AL
Murphy OF the Columbia club, Martin
Lawlor, a well known local. fan, DR..
Koenigstein. Roy Lee, Rawhide Kelly
and Harry Foley.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Hawaiians Sail Without
Their Champion

Five Of the Hawaiian swimming team
left yesterday on the steamer Sierra
for Honolulu. W. T. Rawlins, presi-
dent of the Hawaiian branch of the A.
A. T., accompanied the boys. Duke
Kahanamoku and Bob Kaawa were not
members of the party that sailed for
the Islands.
Kahanamoku intends to see little
of California before returning home.
and has stated that he. may. remain here
permanently. He goes to Monte Rio
today for few days and will take
in other points of interest before re-
turning to the city. Bob, Kaawa is a
musician of ability and has been en-
gagged by local vaudeville house. to do
the coast circuit.
Accompanying Rawlins on the home
ward voyage were Fred Wilhelm, d.
Keaweamahi, H. Kaupiko, H. kahele
and w. Crittenden.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Hydroplane Turns Over in
Lake Michigan

s. CHICAGO, July 15.-Harold McCor-
mfck's recently purchased. hydroplane,
driven by Max Lille, an aviation in
structor, turned over In Lake Michi-
gan two miles from shore today, when;
In. making turn, one of the pontoons
stubbed" wave. Lille was thrown
clear OF the machine and clung to 1t
until rescued Lille had been skim
ming over the lake for half an hour
when the accident occurred. Mr.. Nc
Cormick. son in law of John d.
Rockefeller. was not present, but scores
of bathers along. the beach witnessed
the mishap. The machine was saved
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
MANTEI1L AND MEEHAN LINE Up TONIGHT
Magnates Prepare
for Big Turf War

Especial. Dispatch to The Calf)
BUTTE, Mont, July ia turf
war Is coming. which leading
racing men believe may sound
the doom of horse racing In this
state. President HI. 1. Wilson
and Secretary Billy GemmeH of
the Butte Jockey club have ap-. +.
parentIy reached "a point where
their paths lead I'm different di-
rectfOns, and each Is determined
to hold n race meeting Of his
own. Gemmell has control of the
Anaconda and Deer Lodge tracks.
while Wilson will race over the.
Great Falls course. and the meet
tngs at Anaconda and Great Falls
are sceduled TO start Saturday,
August ..
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Boston Wants Jones to
Manage the Team

PORTLAND, July 15.-Fielder Jones.
president of the Northwest. league and
former manager of the Chicago White
Sox, can succeed Jake Stahl as mana
ger OF the world champion Red Sox
cares to accept the job. This offer was
made to the once great player mana ger
late this evening Jones only smiled
and failed to make a statement. He is
in business here with his brother and
is reputed to be worth small fortune
When he quit the Chicago club few
years ago he announced that he was
out of the game as player or manager
for keeps, but he may change his mind.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Tennis Players Show Form
in North

PORTLAND. July 15-Fast tennis
was the order on the second day of
play in the Oregon state tournament,
the visiting players being featured
Results:
Mixed doubtless Peters (Spokane) and Mrs
Ellis defeated Miss Bagley and Durham port
land). 6-4. Cd
Mems doubles-Peters and Peters (Spokanel
defeated Norris. and Small fPortland), 6-3.
6-4; Gill and Mccormick clos Angeles) defeated
Bullen and Timler fPortland), Go. 6-1: AM
drews and Richardson lPortland) defeated
Beeber and Dewitt (Iiood River; 0re,) 6-3,
6-3.
women's singles-Mrs Wentworth tPortland)
defeated Miss Gandolfe (SeattIe), 60. 60;
Miss Livingstone tSe8ttle) defeated Miss Kurtz
(Portiand), Co. &C..
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
RAcE-on. mile and 20 yards; selling:
BEST BETS-JACK PAINE. PAHLOK BOY
Water Polo Players 10
Clash Tonight

Water polo championships will be
continued tonight in the Olympic club
tank, when the Barbarians and South
End clubs clash in their scheduled
game.
The series up to the present. is a
close fight between the Surf Beach,
Beach Combers and Olympic clubs.
These three teams are on an even foot
ing. while the, Barbarian team is only
a few points behind in the race for
the championship. pennant.
The Barbarian team will be repre-
sented by the following players to-
night: Dyke ard .Grundy, backs; Brown,
goal: Sands and Galley, halfbacks;
Pickering and Shaw, forwards. Mer-
riam and. Pomeroy will substitute at
half time,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
McGraw Would Buy fhe
Venice Club

Los ANGELES. July 15.-Ed Maier,
president of the Venice Coast League
Baseball club, confirmed this afternoon
report that he had been offered $780,
900 for the team and franchise by a
syndicate which included John Nc
Graw of the New York Giants. Maier
added that he had declined the propo-
sition which was put up to him by
Paul Armstrong, the playwright. who
also is interested in the syndicate.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
BALL MAGNATEs FINED

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,, July To-
George NJ. Cameron. owner of the New
Haven Eastern association baseball
team; James NJ. Ciarkin, owner of the
Hartford club, and 20 of their play
ers paid fines and costs aggregating
nearly $500 today for having partici-
pated in a professional baseball. game
last Sunday in violation of the law
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
WELSH VS.. DUNDEE

: Los ANGELES, July 15.-Johnny
Dundee. the. feather weight whp re-
Gently jumped into the lightweight
division, was matched today to fight
Freddie Welsh. the British lightweight.
20 rounds at Vernon either August Is
or. Admission day. September 3: Welsh
wired from Edmonton, Can. to Scotty
Monteith; Dundee's manager, today.
accepting terms for the battle
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
jacksonville Fans Ready
10 Welcome Team
Especial Dispatch to .Ths. CAN.

Especial Dispatch to The Calp
.WATSoNyILLE. July 15.-Watson-.
Vile fans are already planning for a
grand reception to the new Watson
. vile State league baseball club when
? it opens. here with Stockton on July
2S The stores and offices, as we'll as
the saloons, will close here in the aft
ernoon. an automobile parade will be
held to the ball park, a brass band
: will render music during the. game
as well as in the parade, and Mayor
W. A. Trafton viii toss over the first
ball to Chief of Police Whitsitt :. to
properly open the game A ..get ac-
quainted'' smoker will be held in honor
of Brick Devereaux and the other Wat
sonville players on Monday night.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
KNIGHr VS.. wHITNEY-

DENVER, July 15.--Phl knight of Kansas
City has been secured to take the place of Rudy
Unholz the opponent of frankie Whitney of
Cedar Rapids, Ia. In 10 round bout here on
July Is. Unholz stricken with typhoid
fever while preparing for the match.
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
RACES FOR CHARrrY

Prominent members ofs the San Fraucisco and
California Driving clubs will take about 40 of
the best local horses up to Sacramento on Sun
day to compete in the big charity meet to be
given under the auspices of the Sacramento
Driving club. The affair promises to be one of
the most important ever held on the capital city
track,
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
My Warning to Those
Who Need a Specialist

You can't get the
service Of q True
Specialist at a ridic-
ulously cheap price.
and the services Of
q "cheap" Specialist
is dear at any price.
Any Specialist who
offers marked-down
barga.in-counter fees.
openly acknowledges.
he is looking for pa
tients to fool. and
those rho. fall a. VIC
tim to that kind OF
bargain counter ad-
vertising not only
show that they are
willing to be fooled.
but cheat themselves
by spending their
money for nothing
and. by. their folly
they uninfentionaliv
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
Butte Entries
By JOE MURPHY

Very little form attached to the days opener.
New Capital on of his best races could
win here easily. Miss Daniels win improve over
her recent efforts .5.-~,f.s
SECOND RACE-Futurity course; selling; 3
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

With the weight Jack Paine should make 1t
three in row: last race breezed. Miami never
better than at present. Cantem will close strong;
chance to extend herself.
rIFvrH RACE Frturitv course. year olds
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16

assist in fleeing others,
If you need q specialist at all you need
the best. You can't afford to take chance
with your body and your whole future happi-
ness. For more than 20 years I have de-
voted my whole time to the few diseases I
treat. and that Is why expert and
have an unbrok Ken record OF NOT A SINGLE
FAILURE. That is why / beg vou TO pay
no attention to- the Specialist who springs
up overnight and tries 10 get you to believe
that he works wonderful cures. My years
of honest experience Is your best guarantee.
What more can you expect? II you have
not needed nv many warnings and fallen into
+ the hands. Of Incompetent doctors and drug
store frauds with which this city sbounds.
come to me. and II ii s not too late I will
do all that be done for yau.
WEAKNESS BLOOD POISON. HYDRO
CELE. yARICOCEI.E. PILES. FISTULA
STRUCTURE KIDNEY, PROsTATIC AND
BLADDER DISEASES are my speciality
Send cents for my book. The Truth About
Blood Poison and Medical Fakers., and four
pictures of wonderful cures. Hours-9 a. m
to p. M. Sundays, o to II.
M.S.ChenOWeth, Md.
7l8 Market Street
San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1913-07-16
THIRD RAcE--Futurity course; 3 year OF

+ Madeline Mnsgrave given criminal ride when
she finished fourth: is good. Brigham will be
again right there, shown in his last two races.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-04-29
Committee ON MORALS
FOR NATIONAL CAPITAL
Rabbi Abram Simon Would Have
200 Men and Women
on Body.

The formation of morals commit
tee" to be composed of about 200 men
and women Of the city. was suggested by
Rabbi Abram Simon in an address be-
fore the Brotherhood of the Metropolitan
Presby terrain Church last night. Rabbi ST.
mon also advocated placing a brass plate
on the door of every disorderly house in
Washington, with the name of the owner
of the property inscribed on it,
DR.. Simon said this scheme was re-
Gently adopted in Portland. Greg. and an
immediate improvement in conditions was
noticed. The speaker said it was easy to
discover the owners of property in any
other part of Washington. but to ascertain
the owners Of the houses in the red
light" districts was almost impossible.
DIR. Simon declared further that the peo
pie here have not the courage to pursue
this suggestion. because the powerful
interests in the District would howl
The speaker expressed pleasure That a
pastor could now speak to his congrega-
ton on such matters as the social evil,
declaring that the attitude taken toward
this question by the churches was very
gratifying Until recently, DR.. Simon said,
for the pastor of any church to address
his congregation on such a question-or
any civic question. for that matter-was
thought to be out Of place. This view Is
no longer held by the majority, the rabbi
said.