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The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Athletic Wonders
at Stadium oday
Rv WILLIAM UNMACK

The two mile run will have an
other easterner in G.. M. Wfkoff. a
former Ohio university star. wikor
is now a member of the Olympic club
and Will run as a member Of that
team tomorrow. He has a good rec-
ord in the east and has bettered 9:45
on several occasions.
KELLY MUST HUSTLE
If Fred Kelly of Los Angeles starts
in the 100 yard dash he should win it.
going on his performance of 9 AS
made in Los Angeles last week. He
will. however, have to run right UP
to form to beat George Parker of the
Olympic club or young Beasley of the
Vancouver Athletic club. Jack Nell
son is said to be in good shape, and
all the sprints look like something
sensational in the finals. Parker has
been coming right along this week
and should be at his best today.
The quarter mile event is another
distance that will bring out good
competition with stars in action.
Jimmy Todd of the University OF
California is conceded to have a big
chance for the honors, though, like
ing where dark horse may come
from and spring a surprise.
Another local man going wen over
the quarter Is Ernest Gisin of the
Olympic club his work showing i'm
provement every day he gets out on
the track Tho southern team has
some quarter milers who have to be
taken into consideration Stonewall
jackson and Lawrence Gillette are
two of the best 40 men in the south
and both are liable to spring sur
NJ
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N LOUGHL|N
PL AY S IN
P0RT0[A

National champions. Pacific coast
champions and local champions will
form the card slated by the Cali
fornia Lawn Tennis association to
play for the Portola tennis champion
ships at tho Golden Gate park courts
in the tournament which starts this
morning
Maurice Mclaughlin Is the head
liner OF the tourney. but there are
half . dozen other men competing
whose names arc household words in
the tennis circles OF this country at
least. Such stars as Willie Johnston,
Johnnie Strachan, Clarence Grimm
and DIR. Sumner Hardy are names
that the tennis fans OF this country
know equally as we'll as the name
Mclaughlin
Since McLoushlin's return from
winning the Davis cup in, England. he
has not played In many tournaments,
but has kept in good condition. For
the last three weeks he has been
playing regularly with DR.. Sumner
Hardy In preparation for todays
games. The champion IL In his best
form and that means something SEN
sational In his play today.
With such really high class men
in the tourney, men OF national and
international regulations. 1t IL ex-
pected that the space surrounding the
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25
Plank and Big Six
Are Ancient Rivals

Fourteen years ago an umpire
named Mathewson and Plank in the
same breath as hurlers in ball game.
1t was the first meeting of these mar
wells. big Six" was on the peak for
his alma mater, Bucknell. Plank was
the hope OF Gettysburg college. Matty
beat the farmer boy that day 3 to 0.
and Plank evened up in a subsequent
engagement. also 3 to 0. The same
score prevailed when they clashed IN
1905, Matty for the Giants and Plank
for the Athletics, the former winning
On Wednesday at Philadelphia Matty
again copped to 0. The result was
varied in the subsequent game. when
Plank had his turn 8 to 1.
The San Francisco call., 1913-10-25

HUGE SMOKE
IS At Ter
N|EEHAN

Willie Meehan's debut a few weeks
ago as white hope" was q success,
as he found little trouble in defeat
ing Rufe Cameron. colored, and, now
that he is on to a good start, the
former newsboy is going right down
the line to tackle all the big fellows
as they are offered to him. His sec
ond start as heavy weight is sched-
uled for next Friday night at Pa
vilion rink, when Willie is going to
take on another tar baby. George
Christian, an eastern chocolate drop
who is flashing q bookfnl Of news
paper clippings to show that he was
some swatman in the east.
Christian claims that there is a
prejudice against the colored boxer
in the east. and. unless your reputa-
ton is established, you get little
chance. The smoke talks of fighters
like Jesse willard. Frank Moran and
their ilk as being marks, and says
from what he has heard of Meehan he
must be soft
Christian IS q proud person. who
displays q heap Of confidence. but
whether he win retain this self-sat-
isfying demeanor when the whir1wind
Meehan tears after him is doubtful.
Meehan is likely to invade the east
after this bout, as he has some nice
offers from clubs along the Atlantic
side to journey there and box will
lie says that II Charley Miller is not
back here soon he will be on his way
east. as he Is sure that he can beat
Miller.
Otto Berg and Sailor Grande are to-
meet again. The last battle between
the pair resulted in q roughhouse
scrap 1t was e real Donnybrook. and
there was little to choose between
the pair. though Berg was given the
decision.
Johnny Sodenberg. the Omaha boxer
who has become q popular favorite
with the fans, Is to be given return
battle with Tom Nickola The last
scrap between them was q whirlwind
affair. There are six other bouts on
the card between the pick OF the four
FOUNDERS.
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Tug of War Champs
In Action Tomorrow

The crack Swedish tug of war team
of this city, winners of the champion
ship in the international tournament
held here last July. will oppose q
picked aggregation from the Swedish
societies of Oakland tomorrow at
Shell Mound park. The contest will
be the principal athletic feature OF
the annual picnic and outing Of the
Swedish-American clubs of San Fran
cisco and Oakland. the final gather
ing of the Scandinavian people OF this
vicinity this year.
The contending teams have already
met twice and each has registered
one victory. A handsome silver low
ing cup will be carried off by the
winning team.
Captain Aug Sjogren OF the San
Francisco team has had his men
training faithfully for the event and
Is confident they will capture the tro-
ply. The local team is as follows:
Captain Aug Sjogren, Otto Anderson,
IL Schnftter, j. Nelson, Emil Sorsell,
@. So Peterson. Charles Elmer and
Gnstave xoxGrenx
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The star athletes from all sections
Of the coast are ready for the Portola
track and field championships. which
win be held at the Golden Gate park
stadium park today. The prelimi-
naries will be run OF this morning.
starting at 10 o'clock, and the finals
will be started promptly at 1:3o.
The meet promises TO be something
sensational from a competitive stand
point. The Portola committee has
brought athletes from all sections of
the coast and one OF the most noted
brought here from Boston to COM
pete.
The Bostonian, Jimmy Power by
name, a member of the Boston Ath-
letic association, arrived yesterday
and worked out at the stadium in the
afternoon. Power had just stepped
of the train after six day trip from
the hub city," and only limbered up
yesterday, but in that limbering the
class of the man was outstanding at
every stride.
POWER IN GOOD SHAPE
Power expects to be in good shape
for the race. His ramble yesterday
satisfied him that with some more
work today he will be in good enough
shape to get over the eight furlongs
in fairly good time. He is a typical
looking athlete. and after his little
work stated that his legs felt fine
and that as far as he could Judge
his wind would be there for the race
of his life.
Power is the first easterner ITO arr
rive here for the All-AmericaS team
which is to leave in two weeks to
tour Australia and New Zealand. In
the Portola meet today he will en-
deavor to set new coast record
which at present is held by Clyde of
the University of Washington with 4
minutes 20 seconds. Power will also
start in the two mile run.
The Bostonian will not have things
his own way by a long shot, and he
must run every yard OF the distance
to win his race.
Slim Wilson of Stanford varsity
and Bobby Vlught of st. Mary's coll
lege are the two local men figured to
give Power the race of the day.
Wilson and Vlught have both been
doing the mile this week in close to.
1920 and If the three athletes are
able to step up to this time tomorrow
there will be one of the greatest miles
run at the stadium that has ever been
seen on the coast
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Cross-Rivers Bout !. ~
Clinched bv Mccarey

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 25.--Promoter
McCarey OF the Pacific Athletic club
announced tonight that Mexican Joe
Rivers and, Leach Cross have been
matched for 20 round bout ut. Yer
non on Thanksgiving s
The match, while practically set
tied several weeks ago. had been
hanging fire until McCarey received
word from the two lightweight box
ers today. OF course. to make the
match hold good neither boxer must
allow himself to go down to defeat
before some one of the lesser lights
uled to meet Willie Richie In New
York next week and Rivers has :
bout on with frankie Ruassll.
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in the Federal league, now comes
across with the thrilling threat Of
3 war to the finish between the
Federal and the two major
leagues. He neglected to state 1t
will probably be the finish OF the
FEDERAL league.
Now we know why Garry Herr
mann il anxious that the worlds
series games be discontinued in
the future. Garry admits the
American league has Tom Lynch's
little organization beaten to q
frAzxle.
~ -
No, C1arice, Adam was not q
sugar magnate just because he
happened to raise Cain.
=
California boasts q soldier
heavy weight who says he can
beat any Of the white hopes az
today. The fact his name IL Eli
der 10 suiIlcient evidence ne - old
enough to know better than q
make any eaoh, rash statenont
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DaD S Day
Dreams
AN OLD FAMILIAR SAW,
cAurIrxnx RnaEr

AN Old FAMILIAR SAW.
CARELESsLY RESET
Still water runs deep. but 1t IL
no wetter than noisy water.
\ = \
Having departed from Cinoin-
natl. those Sox and Giants arc
now ready to officially start their
trip around the world.
~ -
When 1t comes to teamwork
yagottohanditto Packey McFar-
land and Tommy Murphy. They
are almost as inseparable AZ Joe
Jeanette and Sam LAngford-
- -
And now 1t has been decided to
play that benent game for tho
widow Of the late Jimmy Doyle
next.spring. Mrs. Doyle. It seems.
will always have something COM
ing. and that always helps sone.
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Joy thought for the day: Neith-
er the Sox nor the Giants have
any games scheduled In Mexico.
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Latest way out-sulzer TO Al
bany to oblivion Note to scorer:
Give Murphy an assist.
= -
In other words. Sulser has gone
back TO the minors. Couldn't get
away with . bonshsad play.
-
There is always q fghting
chance that Willie Ritchie will
some time enter the ring and de-
fend the title.
Interviews with Ed Reulbach,
Orvie Overall, Lew Riohie, Fred
Toney, Joe Tinker, Jimmy sheck-
ard and Frank Chance concerning
the outcome of tho recent series
might prove interesting reading
these dull days.
Commonsense thought for the
day: 1t never pays to worry
about the strangfe hold when you
have 1t.
-
The Sox and Giants will spend
IS nights IN . Pullman sieepen.
How'd you like 70 be the porter7
-
over in wisconsin the legisla-
ture passed boxing bill and the
lovers Of the game are paying Il.
- i
while In China those travelling
baseball tourists may stop over
and see the Boxers.
And X they happen to drop
into South Africa they may pick
up some more ivory.
Incidentally we advise the sox
and Giants TO take their own
weather with them They might
also find It to advantage to carry
their own audience after they de-
part from Uncle Sans domain.
l. UdWaHd- -Kxause h1gh. of1n3n1
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Sox 0utslung Giants
And Take Game. 8-5

BLUE RAPIDS. kan, Oct. 25.-The
White Sox defeated the Giants yes
terday, s to s. Heavy hitting by the
Sox featured the game Schaefer and
Chase made home runs in the third
and Daley Knocked another in the
fourth Benz pitched a splendid
game Although Blue Rapids has a
population Of only 1900 and is sit
uated in the drought stricken district.
1000 people saw today's game The
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-06-07

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9tp. 4 45e, orbindrer abseihnittener tuet.
fer 45--46Kc faneD tpeiber 4T-47Hc.
6euiudr ruhig,--g1o. 102 K--105c. $50
Q 90-o5e, Re. 8 75--S5c.
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dolce 1919, f6-27c; 1911, 9-14c; Racific
Goat 1919, 15-19e 1911 11--14c.
Sduts itnb itetig. Central americo
29c, Bpgnta 28K-29Kc.
atbertit felt. - SemIod firits 2s-29c
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MeB S1900--20.00.
Gut Reats iino itetig. -Gepofelte Bel.
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S6Hten 16K-154c
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&l1.00.
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Ratua 81 --8Kc
WolafIes III ifetig -Reu Orleans
Cpen Ssettie, gutter bis Dolce, 85-55c.
Yuder.-Roher III itstia. - Uluscapabo
80 feit, 2.s8e. Centrifugal 9e Eeit 8.83e,
Roiaiies. 5a6er 80 Teit 2.5Sc. Raffnirter
1T iteiig. - Gut Goat 5000. Gruibeo 4.95c,
RDuIb ~ 4.80e, Cubes 4.5Oc, 4onbereo
4.40e, @rannlateb 4.25c, Giamonb "a
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Ro. Q s.T0c, Wo. 10 1886, RD. II 3.80e, Rp.
f2 S.55c, Ro. 13 3.5oc. Ro.4 8.50e