The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, October 8, 1899, Page 9

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1899. STANFORD- OLVMPIC WAS A TIE GAME L Football Match in Which her Scored— Heat Makes running m crowd and mpie W to the i the prog- T n Thierkauf w | Prince second, Short Za)! i s th M 2 | F wa i eting. | Johnst | played, got secc won it at ced. Je tarted. DETRC urlongs—May Bach won, Georgie Goebel third Witz won, iile and a qua se. "‘lgrls second, Gun Metal third. Tim aking within fifty y Dy. Book, Harry second, Flirtation third. course st hird. Tin g—Jimp won, e and a quarter, selling—Jackanapes . Croesus second, Harry Nutter third. One mile—The Rush won, Florison sec- ond, The Monk third. Time, 1:41%. Ky., Oct. 7.—The weather and the time he card, the was won ht, in three straight heats, at $25 the field, making the last mile in ut trouble. Dainty Daffo, poorly nd money. The 2:17 trot 1 by Axmere, the favorite, at 325 1 In the first heat, wi re and ds of the wire; third « hird. Axmere took the from Black Raven who lost it the wire, dr rig! ack, Gun- t way, but 1gth; , being lame, did not go world’s pacing record, as an- Results ohnsto: purse $1000—Axmere sixth heats. won Time, n sec WINNER TAKES 8$12,000. Morris Park, Second. 1 crowd won, . Muskadine Time, 1:204. | fall meeting | opened to- htful; track A big sur- obacco stakes, ider, nigh di Lord 1d Fox, finished | vas | out n: of a rd Zer | ! won, The Lady | iopscotch third Tima.l ess Thyra woa, Bliz- Minto "third. ‘Time, { ng—Semivar | Seattle third. | mile, selling, value ord Zenl seccond, f various | cx paddock M nging the best | Mussle-Th f € reat, | s, b. $1500; b. f gle Mitct CHI —Weather clear, track fast Six furlongs, selling—Dagmar won.' & . | W. Ransome's Clara, Breitzmann’ ; team to its | 8 ¥ B i | at Compan T | T. L. Miller's Spray, | and Hildeb | )IT, Mich., Oct. T.—Favorites won | I F. Humphrey | from annihila | 3 Track was fast; weather | He , and ex-Commodore J. s Dlaye (@ The situation? We have more work done now than all the other com- : e 3= Unipire O’ | @ panies combined who are offering their stock for sale by advertising. i)l”'xiz'l o ak “";“'““]15 Supper Pr"x‘?rfifl b)!' J. | the crowd by judging We have more actually p: n ofl lands than any company in the State. i e e e i e s e e e e mento men | @ We are the only company In the State that is not dependent on the 2 e, itie ; y Le Balltogm for tho cereiony of they played it torcuns | @ ratlroad for carrying its ofls. We the only company in the State F-,:”L(;‘:’um;.“\\‘tr& | “u v"lniu"lfl-{v;'n T,n:z'n \11»1::—: } ntation of the cup, won on Sep- | S }I{ed on them late in the game d that proposes to refine. We are the only company in the State = 0 aird. L* A R beat W. H Shears Furs: B3 Reillys | U 1»')-‘5\15 Gadder. After opening i??’ug e | that sells its stock under a guarantee. We are the only company in gl True be 7.1“1-‘.! Cone's ;ng“ggu s Ll hfi#;:l;nl(;:y; 'f‘.) lx'rmH\:}:I{m:he ing a pret Y , touching the | the State who allows 30 d: after purchase for investigation. We are ey's 0. 25" Cagithl: beat yomn!| by ¢ <.n..m11.,m Carl Westerfeld, wi ;er«;lmdF - and d man on the only company in the State whose lands are so situated that they MeCool Pasha Kennels' Firm | hearty words of congratulation. - . ollowing is the scc sily T is city. nid beat BER. a6 B! Dopexs Wanla: Gus :i'un\nsud{{x"‘:r}\‘. xt,\llo«m;xhy. ex-Commo- SAN FRANCISCO, can easily be reached from this city hrio Vicl o rcrombie’'s Rock Island . | dore ew of the sloop Truant and turlones, ~ Nicholas won, e i | Commodore A. M. Clay of the California | AR L 2 . Ke miin's | Yacht Club followed with short speeches. st acul g o 3 at D, { Next came g by Percy A. Crump, a e By 1 0 e 0 er 0“ Conqueror k| spe “Uncle” George Brom- | Su » 2 0 3 [ ¢ : | § J. Mecl e II. , and a s by R. S. Bridgeman. A 'l‘furtm [0 dilant 1] 2 N < T SICH B . con's ‘rench-Canadian Son; and song and | Reill PO i B 1 Final Preparations for the Great s Whiteheat” beat = A" Jonn o v R. B. Mitchell were the next | Lyde 1Rl 0|8 The best value, the best security, the best proposition offered by any Twenty-Mile Contest Over the ltams . on ‘”.h.‘; g’;’f§r73§“g‘?§fiffi?“§§l’f; et it . company in the State? Our stock is now selling at $5 per share until San Leandro Road. mc-m:sm;z SCOR P 2 the putting out to sea L P e the next meeting of the Board of Directors, but may be taken from the ES. el The intervals of | e market any moment as developments at the well show nearness to ofl | =l led with stereopticon | S I 0 iz The Courses Were Long in the Open ic view; 5 5 ywing offici E g D | mic view nd bits of . AB. R. BH. §B. PO. A. B, I e Ty Metawenis, Ur e 5 OE A D DO NOT DELAY. o S (r‘r e At in | ong the nown yvachtsmen who £ 6 1 3 0 5 4 | e stro - | 1 the g MBS Ie g 0 " i s B o “Illustrated Prospectus” free. Agents in nearly all counties in the ¢ long cour: 0, '{1 State. y to relea 0 e ¥ oo flig g urth dog. F 1 ¢ [ 3 n [] by thirty-two oeasiol it Shigitie an »wn for the Puppy el SR in the Open stake. St 0 3 ey C Office Hours—$ a. m. to 8:30 p. m. | lows: 1 | A rence beat T, J. Harrington's Southern Gir’ G. Lahusen’s Wheel of Fortune beat J. Dennis' October Woodcock; J, M. Stilwell's Alex beat T. J. Harrington's Bean Peep; J. M. Stilwell's | Esmeralda beat J. Talbot's Black Rock: D. | Shannon's_Soubrette beat Moran & O'Nell's Irene H; E. M. Kellogg's Kid McCoy beat J. gerson’s Gold Hill; T. Sullivan the Hill beat W. C. Glasson's Joy SEE ose FAST HARES | 'THE LOCALS TEST DOGS IN COURSING |G v s St el % The Rijodigi 6t the Open’| o8 Wn e opin e beat ne & Daly’s Shylock Boy; Con- Brother: Senorita beat & Trant's Stake at Union Park Pro- vides Good Sport. K. ¢ & Toland's Ornament beat P Hastings; E.Baumeister's War- andy & Smith’s Jennie Wilson; J. . Stilw Hattabelle beat Lowe & Thomp- son’s Prince Hal; E. D. Fallon's Lily of the West beat P. M. Clarkson's Black Hawk; E. M. Kellogg’s Lady nore beat Sebine &| The hares were an unusually strong lot | Daly's Gypsy; D. 's (names) Sarcastic | Umpire O'Connell called the game be- - ; | at Union Coursing Park yesterday and it | beat J T:sgnl; Dogne R v n Francisco and Sacramento, the | was necessary to send the rellef dog out | HoW DALl 5 DETeRs fdmiral Dowey: Fas in the race for the pennant, at the on several occaslons. Daisy Clair was | of poor condition; Murphy & Toland' beaten by Young America, Lavender deat M. Kellogg’s Towa M Uncle Fuller, Metallic and Thornhill won their courses and will meet in the second round to-day. The MecInerney dogs were all successful yesterday, Johnny R, Tom- my Rex, Regina R and Nora all being in stake yet. The coursing to-day should of a high class, owing to the po: in which tlie dogs are drawn. The re: of the run-down yesterday are as beat E. mpson’s St. Oran beat H. Allen J. Byrnes’ Fleven Spot beat Scbine & y 's Lady Oswald; J. Byrnes' Olvmpus beat W. H._Shear's (names) Chauncy; E. Baumels- ters Winning Ways beat J. Fitzsimmons' Peaceful Glen: James Byrnes' Nellie B beat T. J. McHugh's Mald of the Mill CORINTHIANS RETURN ail their seri again to-day. the game a draw the and there was e Y P tinuing for many more in players, imbued with the their profession and the shoutin hundreds of spe playing the natio fol- al T otey ¢ il ey st st a |- THE (CHAVIENGE: TROPHY:|5iives wles' Sleety Mist; T. Y ey's | P T | 3 A beat Pasha Kennels' Rest A. | ’fi ll ‘;AF r}cgret!e\l‘“\vlé:r?' Ehe‘red )h:“,l- ?é tneys Theron beat Maler & Reld's | The Cup Is Handed Over to the San | {7 that slopd menacingly over the fig s ) Francisco ¥acht Club Men at | West." The game, whic < 2 | heavy batting and startling rin beat J. Their House. one Of the best on the rronite be There was a large and jolly gathering | many days. Although there w Hurricane; R . Lopez of vachtsmen last night in the clubhouse | dance of errors on the part of the local Pasha Kennel Ann; Aen of the San Franclsco Yacht Club at |Mmen nearly every mistake was e £ Athen: berc Thri £ stoppin, Sausalito. The occasion was the presen- P slim. tation of the San Francisco perpetual | challenge cup by the Corinthians to the s | present holders, the San Francisco t Club. Invitations to be present on the | occasion had been fssued by Commodore x aley’s = beat H | T. L. Hill to the members of the Corlu- | T thian, California, Encinal and South s Honor Bright; < connected at J. Maher's Benicia Boy; J. C Bay clubs. During the afternoon the | shoots nine good ierica beat Russell, Allen & Wilson's | sloops Pactolus, Idler and Surf sailed | home run strike by Kru « s & Son's Cash beat Aeneld | over from Oakland Creek, while from |field fence, Tiburon came E. F. Sagar's Edna, W. H. | F¥iscos a slight lead, a zles well pla up hard and of Toepke's Harpoon, A. J. Sag: ."O'Hommedieu, C tlett, J. S. Cockerill, Woods of Vallejo, E. L Gutte was supplied ed between the coveted and by | the | heartily their to recover the Al American Jockeys Win. J. LONDON, Oct. 7.—At to-day’s racing at Kempton Park Octobe the | | the 0 v plate was won by S. B. Joel's St. Tnes’ Hig! beat J. Me- on which J. Reiff had the mount nt Clarks. W Clark and H. W % H beat D. W, ding. . 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