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The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
Oakland Club Card Now
in Limelighf

NrA11fster and Petroskey having re-
s;-ed from, the spotlight for the time
being. the fans are turning their at
tentfon 10 the West Oakland cubs
card. which will be staged Neanes-
day evening
Heading the all star bill are Tommy
McFarland and Joe Azevedo. who are
scheduled 10 travel 70 rounds These
boxs net once before. the decision 60
ing 10 Azeve6o on foul IN the eign1n
round
Mcfarland and his manager, Charlie
r.1eave-. think Axextdo 60. away wisn
something on that occasion and 'nes
expect 10 get even on the sacramento
boy wednesday night
Azexedo is training At the West OAK
,-rd club. where Henry Hickey and
Clarence English are also working
hickey and Azevedo put On a real
hattie yesterday and Henry got none
the worst OF It.
Hickey is on the card 20 travel Sir
rounds with Carl Gonbatz- The rais
boxed a hurricane draw 3 week ago
Friday ard with six rounds 70 go they
should be be able 10 decide who is the
better man.
Another star bout is that between
Clarence English and Johnny McCar-
thy. English has 2 national reputation,
having boxed Bat Nelson and other
famous lightweiEits- English is now
in the welter weight class and looms
IN like one OF the best boys Of his
weight IN this section
II English gets by with Mccarthy in
good shape he will be kept busy. a.
the West Oakland club has promised
him the main event AZ their next show
In addition TO these bouts Match
maker Tommy Simpson has e5gned
some clever preliminary boys. and the
fans are looking forward TO dne
evenings sport
Eddie Hanlon will do the refereeing
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
Three Days Harness Meet
AT Pieasanfon

three days harness meeting viii
start next Thursday on the Pleasantor
track. An excellent card has been ar
ranged By c. L. de Ryder. manager OF
the track
On Thursday the opening event vii
be for 2s2s class trotters for a $500
purse The other event is the 2.1s
trot for $500 purse On Friday the
2.e5 pace for 5000 purse win be on
as well as the .-I2 uot for a si.7or
purse The 2-IS pace for $500 purse
viii be the feature OF Saturdays card
and the concluding event will be the
e-eo pace
As an added feature the management
has arranged for motorcycle races
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Tar Baby Always Milling
TO Fight

CHICAGO. Aug. s.-When Joe Wood
man nassed through Chicago with his
h.f41er. sam Iangford. Cleve Hawkins
asked him il ne would match Sam with
him il he got a club to stage the bout
woodman said he would De pleased to
rawa THANH box Hawkins If they could
=fa~e ii somewhere near the city Haw-
kIus got busv with some OF the rep
reeenfafives OF OFT OF town clubs and
*he result il that Milwaukee or Keno
sra nav stage the mill Hawkins is
about the only negro in the west who
could give Sam workout Cleve has
trained and boxed with the Boston
~.,r baby and knows his style 10 4
c1eve thinks that he could make
rood In 10 rounds. and has the nerve to
-rv III. So match between the two
men. in all likelihood will take place.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
Decision Did Not Please
Spectators

SYDNEY. y 8. II. Aug. s-Natt
Wells. the English lightweight puxflist.
defeated Hughie Mehegan. the Austria
Han champion. here today in % round
contest on pofnte
Wells had the better OF the Outright
ing but he appeared 10 have received
the greater amount OF punishment
The decision was given mixed re-
ception bv the 1900 spectators
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OARSMkIV FALLS
IN EXHAUSTION
CROSSING LINE
Wins Chief Honors of Ma
tional Amateur Oarsnen
IN Regatta on the
Charles River

BOSTON. Aug. e-R Dibble OF the
Don Rowing club Of Toronto and d.
1uth oarsmen won the chief honcrs On
the concluding day Of the forty-hrst
annual regatta OF the National Associ-
alton Of Amateur Oarsmen on the
Charles river
Dibble won the national champion
ship n singles. defeating the title
holder. L b Butler. also OF Toronto.
but wearing the colors Of the Argonauf
club. bv a boats length Previous to
this Isbble won the fnaf heat OF the
association singles and. with his part
ner. r H Lepper. the senior doubles
ri-1e
L was hard afternoons work and
ss his boat shot by the finish flag Civ
ing hira Z clear title 10 the national
championship. lie fell over in his shell
Recovering quickly. however he ex-
tended his hand 10 receive the con-
gratulations q his opponent.
The only TWO starters from the
United states for the national singles
title. F H Sheppard Of New York
and DR. : Gordon Of Philadelphia In
sshed close together. bat many lengths
hehtz6
NEW REGATTA RECORD
-Four Young earsmen from the Duluth
Boat clab established new regatta
record By participating IN the winning
Of four championship titles The four
-on rhe Intermediate and senior four
cared events They rowed II the H.
1er-le5i7fe winning eight yesterday
zrE -ere members of the same eight
that captured fhe senior eight Dared
event today.
coach Janes r Tenevck entered both
his intermediate and senior etghrs Sor
this title Both finished lengths ahead
-
vas third with Detroit fourth and I1s
Boston schcofboxs IN the rear
The closing event. the octuple cent?
re5e race gave the Boston ozrsuen
c1e Of their few wins in the regatta
Boston finished two lengths ahead q
= Philadelphia with New York nsL
length behind. n third place Halifax
brought up TIRE rear
WIND INTERFERED
A strong wind made the regular
course so rough that new course hac
70 be laid out far upstream. causing
long delay SuTnEna RES
sssio- sighr osTes shells. =. niles strslgAs-
Fs.Fsrnedizte eseA-t- Taluth. Daiufh Boat clzb
fss-sa- efrhra Dnln4h- second New YORK Afa-
lsrle eluh- rAird. Ti1e- s1asa.
Championship senior single scaA~- = Lsses
-i1h r1rz ffo1r <tz-1eTSf-Yoa y z Di7oae-
Der RozlnE club TorolTo- Z B 5171er- Arso-
Rc-i7c club. Sev YORK rhsrt- fine s-ia-
Tsr canoes. y nile st-aiEhfa-sy ffrc start
e<s-voa h- C0checn Canoe csah- Boz-c-- Wal
rnzr Canoe CsBh. Hzl1Esn. secc1c- Nc T7e
Sz-iar o-furle ScaIls. II. niles. srTsss11sEzT
err <ssr-p-s4-Bo<f11 crew -c1- Ph1ieoelr1ls
rrz- -e~o1G Ne- Tcrk trez third Tine. f.as-
T-s7ve cared nsr- racing cutters Is nile
s--zs---s-s~ t--o srarre-st-Ncn b- Jrs-e1
S-srss ha4rsssnsp Tirg1-iE crs-- United states
tsr-lsShsa Net-zSkE crew secc7c- TIM ls-o-
Ents-1edizTe si1gls sculls f7a2- II. Dlss
-g-r ~nr- ffor- stsr1ers1-Wo1 hx y. J. Gard
--- T-So- Beat cszh- Boston J. Holland A
n q I R1~51g c51b oe HslitsK- second. =
NFls- New xoTk~Arhls-zc club third Tine
ss5 -
Sersc- zcuIss o7e and q quarter miles With
r-r- * <rsrre--Tcn n Dor Rr~f1z rluh ef
T--o1ro- C1soz Bos1 clab - Bosre-- se~o7c-
Ri-e-zi6e BcEr clzb of Cambridge. third Tine
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
70 swrn eo1Du eArr

Mrs Myrtle Wright Of the United States yoz-
unfeer Life Saving and swimming esun vii st-
tempt 70 swim the Golden Gste this mcrnsnx-
Captain Clark af the Preside life saving station
has Agured crr that thA besf time ~ start 1be
xwir viii he ai.out II o-riock The tide vim he
shcrr ~ fhr slack a. fkar tine- and under these
tpndittons the swimmer wfH have oppcrfnnirr
reach the other rl1e before tie sfrons tide
sfxrtH In again
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
WINS SEVENTH CUP

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. Aug e--Harrr @.
Leg of the Mniken6z eiab- Minnez polls. rcd ST
won his seventh cup enslensTsc Of the cnsE-
plonsksp Of the Minnesota State Golf association.
when he defeated Dullev Mufze Of Waite Bear.
ar rAe rhirteenrh annual tournament which
raesed tonight The final score was up and
10 plzr
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swrxxrse RECORDS szoxEx

HALIFAX n s. Aus Ave Csaasssn
swimming records smashed Al zhe srn1ni
tss1sr3ssn swimming championships n<Fe vedz--
IN fhe 1ea Yards breast EfrokF = y. tc~d2r ~
anp Montreal Swimming clro wo1 n S-@5- TIE
foTvoz- record ~ax $40 The 10 yards speed
rsr4 wzs uau br frank Mr6ilf. Montreal, II
1.e- - The farmer record Eas % 49,
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
vArpxn DEFEATED

MINNEAPOLIS AuE- o.-Hsrry Fsidn-r #
Chiragc defeated IN the fnals Of the cham
.sien<hfp game ~ the annual tnur1srne1f of the
Narrhwesfern Lawn Terris essccisrion today hr
T. J. Armstrong after struggle thar lasted for
more thar three hours TIE sccrr- 81 SIS.
81 60 Terfr-ferr games we're necessary
. OF which ve7t n the vicrcr-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
cERxAN AVIATION ruxD

BERLIN. Aug o.-I4 was sn1crnred today
that So 60 ~ the national aviation fund which
Is being raised through popular subscription VIII
Re distributed s< prlres among German srfstcrs
rf,otfnx German se-cplane< for dssfance fights
made b-tw-eu September - and October Fl Of
she -re<enr rear
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
arfwrnA noe SHOW

TT 0zkiaaa z1e AfsrDede CeunfT Kennel fsnh
= 81 hcza - sunaas sbow n Oakland September
s1d = Jehu B-Ed<hzE. knovn as ore Of fhe
trst al reznd judges cf deg tr<b- r7n br TIE
srfs%er II al trreds except rhs Tcrs which VII
- .aage1 - Ers. c. J. Lindgrc1 q BurllnEznr
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or ron cAxp PERRY

SACRAMENTO. Aug. p.-Tbe California State
National Guard rife team ~ shsrpshocrs-s. con
sFsffnx Of Il officers snd mrn who made the
hixh~S- scores during the recent elimination
ss<.rf will lrs-e together with the team ofe-
ris5s snd Colonel r r Canon assistant edtutsnr
general Tomorrow Al 1-4S ccieck for CAMP
Perry Ohio 10 participate in the national rice
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
.-e1Axr UzLn SOLD

CHICAGO Aux s--Pitcher Lev Richie kno<n
Ia fnrner years as tie giant Killer, because Of
his ability sa beat Inc Nsuo2eI league cham
81 n, Arreri~an associations ~ President Mxr-
r.lr 81 tho Chicago xa.icnass. Richie is the sec
ssnf n re cld rnbs' rifrhiw starr to - re-
,eaepd - 9he mIno4B this weef- Orval Overall
bsvinr bren ecad 70 TIE 3sE Tranclscn club of III
F2ei1c Coasf lesgne.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
IMPERIAL CLOAK AND
SUIT MFG. CO.

a1e GRANT AVENUE, san FRANCISCO
VI. Jarksen. eS Jackson street, 5. F.
n Y. Borrua, 1S2o sixteenth ST.. 8. r.
a =. Arrest. - 1ofh Street. Oakland
q e Hafeher. x2ll Hopkins, + Oakland
9. Axbea, 224B Ene1unl AFos A1a1e1n
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
WISCONSIN, GOLF cHAnr1ox

KF~oSHA. Wis., Aug o-zDick KaranzuEh of
Eencsfs won the wisconsin state Eoif rhampso1
shin this sfternocn defeating James Andersen o.
Krnoehs 5 up and To play
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
srArnocKs 10 MARE ISLAND .

VALLEJO Aug- o-Tre Shamrocks defeated
-ha Nsrp Island stars ss Mare fslsnt TO-DAY
hv score os II 70 o. 5arferlrs-Sneshsn- Ryan.
COZ ard Budd for The Shamrock Borgwzit and
Rnr-walf for Nare Island SrarS-
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-10
wrsxra OF aIvER MARATHON

MILWAUKEE AuE a-P MrGillivrzy q
rhe IIlipo5. Athlete club Chicago. this afternoon
ros. rhe river marathon. flashing The mile and
half II 42.f7.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17

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The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17

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saI ...n nJs IN. dsy-st's nj. u .. some
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he Department., and sometimes ct.
ask Cd l.. spend the DAY ~ Their h"En-s.
NaJ sreat " the ps;ruiaiiuIs r'iu"
.f such y one and dssI' the envy OF
hi. aoStia'c noafJer>.
=" tn" .ysriassIns credit p' IN.
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she usually does esssyth!nx IN h.'
power to si,e her house the s.tnh'
lane" II fcsl home 81 Christina,
aui 'n make her guests" feel 'i1s
are there by invitation rather ;hAn
purchase.
Perhaps sh. has he, own family
and would prefer to ca; Just WITH
thrm. hu, she knows we'll ;hs; such
course would arouse MOS; un.
suspicion. that .h- -as
having ~ better dinner than that pro
,idoJ for her people"
The boarding How.~ Dsnnrr.
The 'sb!scIo'h In generally .nvsy
white. the turkey nearly tender. the
cranberry sauce nodded and Trni.
There /. enough Of every reEeissI'
and sons Kind o: pie, ic. cream. ct
pudding nut the one es-cniia in
ever" chcertul chriatma. feast the
keeper cannot provide
sh- IL mot related. or. otherwise thar
financially. interested In any ct the
.lin.rs At her table. Or ihey toward
one ano,hes. The spirit of good TEL
io~ship. Of. friendliness. Of kin aud
81 enthusiaasic children are as utterly
lacking a. 'i,ey are In js!l 60. tho
'u,,t-vt hrc"ncs issisi-ss the piuT
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17

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eniss 81 rSursSs rs~ sssr~'s as~
sF--asa stsh ~asshiPss .h tAssr
say so 'hs churches
Wh~n ,h~ Gss es~ss~ss
The .hsEshss -. handsomely ae~s
Grated ~'sr leaves Ms-sss ara 'hs
saashs ~ ssa.a.s and assss sFspsesi
nssss aha m sssA altar 10 mir q.
'ass representation es Ihs aSssA ~ shs
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u s.rn the l,sa ts-ssn.

AAst hrgar 'wf shhS Jass ~ssu ever,
civilized tsns. u-inf -r. hss Fs.'
-. ~'sh-s So sr beneath IT, GL.'
i stance ans .g.snrs. k~-r ~sr. 80
-trn thg ~~tssy-b irist isssssss N
Washington ART. si'h.usn tS., s-r~r'
Invitations to dins snt.,s friends sna
scrG a; the pIsstsn cs.t.n "a: max
az sacs . sH.s ab"d. Christmas she;
.,r"' -Se. d~f.ii~ Themselves .H'.
thinking any substitute 'cr ia. :an
ElS celebration very ioy'uIs ARA ihIs
,hfis'ma.. wrrn ,h~ Nirs.rr.ssa-r.
Of 'ns tnIteb asaiss gI'.s ~ = hn5e4
sni more Senator. and Jsr,s-rr are
iiNirx IT, What SAae h,s .-rr.J
'"'Ipsers' Houses thar 's' > dec
sas pas the contingent, C' houI.!..s
ones 4. especially isfs..
Hut these nre rsr.lY Inccnr -al.re..
'or sins.. .hri..nas I,at' They
know 'ha; sVsr,hoa, else know. ira;
circumstances. and ru. nvc-esitS. have
caused them to remain al the ns'tcns
capital and to rartss. ~ turkey
rsrsc I'd BY = ccgn;-, club. or -Its no,
chef rather than ~ un.'. oau favor
lite tnclc, or Grandma. rt butter
u IL the civil S1-Si-c delegation
who come In For ones sympathy an!
regret.
For more years ihan she. care t.,
count. hundreds. "f these "ou;isnJ-r.
have dfin-d along In plaeij wash
inEiuh. always meaning to Il" boz
for christmas" hui never quit" ma-.
ing IL. Gradually the old folks 'h-
left behind --iu take III. job .ha
'oom"d =" iarK. \, home and grew
smaller with ZACH suos ssasi. mile Of III.
Journey toward it--hsv- died on. the
farms have been Sold ar ehaos"i
hands the slnst. ones have married
or grown calioIs about writing when
there was nothing in common 10 men
.'on. F.
Gradually the months have bccoin.
years and friends in thc Departments
seem closer than the relations hun
ir.ds Of miles away. The sslsr,
which was to pay on the mortsaxe
| mss proved jIst sufficient to keep its
| IpoA.cssor two laps ahead OF the loan
shark. or in = little more comforta b. =
,hab,,a, than his or her fellows.
And then. suddenly. there IL . tarS
! Of cedar in the frosty air Of Penn.
/ .yivaniA avenue. sr trees begin pilinz
IN like a primitive bArrjcAde over
; BY the Centre Markst. people are hur-
l rytnk with bundles 4nd children -
they are the dom inant note in fth.
Chrih,mAs aympoaium--a In
anticipa,ory slee aud the Government
/ clerk remembers!' II H. Christmas and
h. has nowhere to spend the day
Nowhsr. that coun,A.. For the christ.
mas day dinner IL the one neal u'
the year which depends for It's sue
cess mostly upon relatives. GOOD hu-
NOR and presents with love behind.
Ones own Table IL 4 Lusnry.
The heads of various depart
rnepta. thu married ,ner Of the serN :
Ice. the women In II who have 'hken
thought and brought on par; At leas'
II their original household are exempt
, s.,r, this stea~e edy They have homes
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srJ can a. ir Wrs-: ANA hsGs ur
srstF .Jcs.ifes ari ~ every Gay drs
ptCsi- .hr .H the farm. "s ~
sOrr- c.tY or village far remote 'rcu
n. "s'i"rs, rspitsi.
The bpissI s.et-'nrsui bachelor.
sId-~rt. OLD nssIs. nl,ijirsps.J viius
and saunG etsi ~h" has. :" face the
loneliness sra humiliation Of cnris,.
mrs in the ''i'y cs MsssiSrsni the
sshrsa src~ ;ss' u "a. seem ,.r,
cruel. GsartIess pise~ indeed. Tor all
80 I,y-i, >-,ussr. aud 'ifn's IN b"f b
p.;shi- Windows ana r"uta "f I.''na
chimes
Tire orphaned women feel 'n' I:
d-snla Hon most k~-niy tr"Iu-r'iy
tive ar ihtss "' ;n"r maze -. &" ~
ti- party and 6" 20 = mains" clis
N. prospect -: ME. i.'n-r .''.
wards m s"n.. .i.~n'pen hu;.i where
N. cards ntr painted with holly ani
.h- rnoTs ate as s.sioonrd A. -
church Wedding
a weary iiff'- woman vh, has sup.
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Government Clerks and
Others Exiled in Wash.
ineton Find Little Real
Christmas Cheer Sub.
terfuges for Concealine
Their Loneliness.

~AcH year al Christmas the
boarding houses and apartment.
hotels. th" cafes and fashion
~ able restaurants "f Washington
city ar. niI-i with an alien 'hrrns ~
men and women who arc 'h.r. because
they cannot go anywhere else OF
course. they might run over 1" New
York" or 'ak" trip TO .crne other
nearby city. but It would merely mean
varying the menu and the price OF
the Christmas mea.-in either event
II would end in rsr;akIne of \ paid
for dinner rather than Of ono projected
In the name n: love or relationship.
For Washington !. essentially =
Governmental city and u. inhs hiianis
At. largely nomsds ~h" regard 1t
even after twenty years .: residence
as merely a pause In the journey
OF business life.
Thousands of wumen--and no opii-
mist would want 20 estimate how
many men-dw-ll IN II. flats aud
rented room. with and without
hoard who have no home connections
beyond the district Of columbia.
The Lucky Ones Leave 'r"~n.
bter rl ego
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,nI s' isnt Bums' Tho only sort
'bp is..k Jg = !sF- 80 cat chris;mss
Inner ~ motel sT- the ones who
nave nice homes 80 eat ~ In !: sh.Y
pr.,'r.
Ana .y.ry~h.t- 'h. hes Of chit.
iTrr
F-fhap, that .s ss.' fnskes the
Washington Christmas Dt IN. board.
iush0uss ard hnis! such a ises'y al.
'aIr
TurI~ sNu has . rule that no two
':u'"srtnsu' employee. rh" get mar.
red iw zach other may retain their
positions IN ~. service. Consequent
-. "r- ro'-- ~" is-. ~ ias'rs s5'es
- Hzins lonely men and ma6s.up.
1ii.yuunF women = ~''h French.
h-si.I shoes snd p~nci'.a eyebrow
who haE" been 'ar years 'sc'sfy IN
,oyr bu. afraid 80 'i.s living IN eH-
p.n.gys Washington on she ou'put Of
IN. Job. and Who so ?lpddiraiy about
cr'is'nhs Day together IN vain
search snr good cheer.
One Day ~ K-i,cIiIon.
They walk Christmas morning
through Hoe. creek Park or 80
20 size ~" Something In IN" cease