The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 2, 1899, Page 5

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDA o - DECEMBER 1899. FOLYULV LY FOOTBALL PLANS ‘ FOR THE WINTER | ARE PROMISING Possibility of a Chicago-Califor- nia Game Excites Great In- terest Among College Men. RACTICALLY P and New - er t ) » ‘of Prin ! T r Hildebrand f Princeton’s team. Other i i) ASSOCIATION FOOTBALL. ¢ team rety A t to Redding » t ay on Thanks- . Casidy kicked the © and take e } Yeac cured ; . v ; i K. W GAME BIRDS ARE FAVORED BY THE PRESENT WEATHER Quall, Grouse 7and Ducks Will Not Suffer Much at the Hands of Sportsmen. CK shoot! Gun_Club. Haight and McPh mostly birds, Newark. F. G Butler is shoc ser ing regularly over malpals Club and il port 1w Flora w, of th itor at member gular vi: Kleiser and Olympic Gun and now 1 & record-bre bagged nearly 2 distributed among t t Mr oting match e well- known photog s developed into a crack h will take Siage o8 the and quite a number signified their int t "The members of the Olympie Gun Club had a successful shoot on Thanksgiving day on their Cordelia preserve. W. A. Marshall secured 15, Al Cumming 14, Dr. Hibbard 7. H. F. Rose 7 and J. J. Wirt- ner 3. Wirtner, Surryhne and Harpham have arranged to go af quall to-mor- T orhr ers of the Canvasback Club had good sport last Sunday at Suisun. J J. Sweeney secured 22 ducks, W. J. Hynes 12 and Phil Wand 16 e members ex- pect a good sheot te-morrow aw with er Eh White 010 a it | @08+ 60o0 0@ K k me L-?v on and scored anoth played for the Vampires so as to bring ! § W eld_ was hurt thelr team up to the full number: The visitors were| vumpires. Positions. Keswick sistance after this, | Westerfeld. ..Goulkeeper. . McCartney raised the score Selwood. ]I'h..-: k team played | Robertson L Bac A much 'un‘r Sollom o Halfback The game was un. | McDonald........... Haifback A the Visitors, after aifback. ... Rose or Forward Jenkins f ards been passed, -ouid Forward 5 Coles off ttle resistance to the attack. “The | Casidy Forward Wyndham cams »d up as follows, BSollom and | joliand.. orward. . . Peacock MTonald being Keswick men who | Chambers. rward.. .. Mudd r part of his | pre barrier, He questione James Morg: a sensat 4040404040404040+@ )ERS of t horseman, ga n his veins, his form and wi Proto BY GHASWEIDNRER ard from be sea but is of good disposition. NAVAL MILITIA WILL CHALLENGE | MEN-OF-WARSMEN | South End Junior Four to Row"The National Baseball League Against “Midget” Crew at Long Bridge. will org will iss r nize N tablishing month among th End Rowing Club. tice by oneself o means the same thing that the only way the regular race: membe He thinks that pr course. @ for open rac: narrow AVAL Militia men on the Marion cutter » challenges to the crews | as ro; is by u; to be b to prepare satls which W, any forelgn man-of-war that | may visit this port. The crew will be made up from all three div! of the | | Naval Battalion and will be trained by | Henry Peterson. The Marion has one of the fastest racing cutters in the United navy and a new set of cutter oars en purchased and speclally trimmed | ing. It Is possible the officers may organize a six-oared gig crew to pull inst the officers of visiting men-of- r. C. C. Dennls, believing that racing | the soul of any sport, is in favor of | 1 f the S rch | it is wing a no | hoiding club ge mole at| n so much impro it hold rewir races on Oak- (he dressing room for the | oarsmen, the grand stand for spectators, | the starting and finishing points can all be | on the mole. The contestants can step | from the dressing tent into thelr boats. Races can be run off promptly and sp ir homes tly th events tators can return to San F t nd re over. or ancisco or to | Alameda di- | The raliroad | company will lend a liberal support to the | prv(r\‘h-tl e South will begin ndball tournament to- owing teams are en- B. Clements and C. Creighton; J Humphrey and Al Hampton: J. O'Dea and | J. Walsh; 1 F rick ‘and M. J. Breen; W. Humphre Al Fritz; B, Shortall and T. Hayn Dan Dougherty Duplissea. Several other entries ‘s barge crew will take to- morrow morning off Long and » may a be an outrigg: ace. he entertalnment given by the mem- bers of the Alameda Boat Club in Armory week was suc being packed to the doors. Hall last der th . Cone, B. G. Burns. A owing ticket: Woernner; vice treasurer, Adam retary, J M tenant at-arn »mmit Keenan; )T < rd J. B. Keenan and W. For d Rowing Club members ace between the “Midgets’ E direct essful, The show was management of Theo Efs Hatvks, H The amount realized from it will be added to the boat fund. The nominating committee of the Dol- hin Boating Club has prepared the fo president, dent, chuppert; financlal sec- Staib; recording secretary, ptain, F. J. Sullivan; lieu- n, George Baker; sergeant- er Hammersmit ank .\;lcElralh of Bush, A. Michelett! and Dr. F. R. Axton; delegates to the Pacific Assoclation of the Amateur Athletic Union—A. W. M the hall eldt, and F.) V H. Coney ; executly and T. R. ors—William | P. Rothkopft, 0. Patch. 1 THE EAST Star WIIl Be Pit Harvey of Sacramento. LTHOUGH the Sacramento A«-)..‘\u:[,:uxm met defeat In their gation of high from Natlonal Leag the satisfaction of k not outclassed. There might have happened if missed the train. Stan stay of the champl and his absence proved disastrous. Captain Sullivan of | the Friscos, who officlated beh the | bat, Is a gcod backstop, but he nev. handled Harvey's delivery before. and, besldes, » team work of the Sacramen- 108 was new to him. As a- con quenc e was e sible for at le two of scored by the Al-Cali- | fornians. Stanley will be in the game to- | day and to-morrow and his iellow-chara- pions are confident the majority of the ries. is of courss the one ths most_attention, it will be a con between Jay Hughes, the kingpin twi of the country, and South Paw Harvey, who has ted by Chicago for | next ¢ W0 people at the ball game 3 went wild with enthusi asm over I s work in the box. le | struck out such men as Van Halire Reitz, Lockhead and Hughes, and he the whole team down to two of which were of t first game with the all-star aggre- | » cities, is The Sunday game RACE the cleverest of the Ame s time t but few riders among er English rac a have t at its he e is high in he s riding ay thar time in his ca being acknowledged the the count at that part of th of it hen g thrown heav Marc s the premier jc t, in w bone h son closes. Morg | @+040404040404040+40404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404040404 |PITCHER HUGHES WILL TWIRL FOR | | | | ERN MEN ted Against sers | | ried ball-to they have | wing they were | » telling wh anley had not is the main- ley wil capture ill attract three weak bits, he scratch order. Harvey is a star of the first magaltuce and is capable of making even Hughcs to his laure Kid"” Hulen, who was to have play with the All-Californfans Thursda failed to appear owing to his preferen for a turkey dinner of home production He wired from Dixon yesterday that he | w be on_hand for the remainder of | the serfes. Following is the line-up for | to-day All-Californians. Positions, Bacramento. Chance. Catcher Stanley Knell Pitcher Doy Mert . Pirst base O Connor Reitz econd ba Hughes hird base. Lockhead hortsto, McCarthy Van Haltren Johnson.... Left field »Right A PIGEON’S LONG FLIGHT. | G ! he The members of the C. Pigeon Club are testin record flles now that events are over for the from the loft of H. Walters is credited | with the iongest flight of tne year from was the southward. It Lompoc, about 240 miles a. m. and reached its 3:47:30 p. m. This trial number of times birds, but their represent. before reached home in eon was registered W 17, that it was an old bird, Center. field field this year by owners of alifornia Homing € their birds in all competitive season. A bird liberated from from here, at 7 owner's loft at has been made a :allrvtl ha’;fi ne\;er oty. e pig- » which indlcatesl THE FUTULURE.. JOCKEYS WHO WILL HAVE A “LEG UP” IN STAKE RACES. for ti | HORSES oF [ + o saddle from this time for d. 3 'od Sloan, who revolutionized the 4 big stake races t decided when O estimation of the public. Always a reer. He has no equal in g g away O ual in getting away 9 € me H age has never be PS ily b Dr. Ber , he remounted and + New York last spring He o f the s lle. He is gradually + the d of the Cherokee In- o + o ® LEASHMEN HAVE MUCH FOR WHICH TO BE J‘HANKFUL Are Offered Unequaled Oppor- tunities to Run Their Dogs for Good Purses. HE three coursing ks offer in- I teresting grammes this week. | McCracken a St. Bernard pup by R ¥ i for $%. Both vender and purcka At San Mateo Park the sport will 2 with the & be confined to-morrow, the at dane Br stake attracting forty-eight entries, fona, was amiong them such noted performers as d on by a horse and Connemara, Prince Hal Lily of th, West, Carmencita, Whitehead, Golden Gate and Rosie Clalr. Urion Park offers an eighty-dog stake containing win s. These include Master Clair, e wild alee, Lady mma, § Emma, Royal Flush, Wait a Little, Thornhill, Morning Victor Queen and others of t A puppy stake and an open one, with a total of ninety-nine entries, will keep dudge Reilly and the other officials at In- gleside Purk on the move to-day and to- morrow. Chicago Boy, Belle Clair and other cracks will have their work cut out »m to get down into the finals, upon the result of which hang the big purs The efforts so far made to bring to- gether D. J. Healey's Sisquoc and O'Shea’ den Rule in a ial m: have proved unavailing. Healey a certificate of deposit for $250 from Pe Che parties at in- er cked with dis- luma to bind terest did meantime Sisquoc natch 1e Lo was tt temper. This. puts the match over for some time, if 1t is ever made. Pasha is famous In the matter of tr mitting extreme sp majority of his being_brilliant formers wheu Both Sisquox en Rule were sired by him. 1T is out of Wave and was whelg 19, 1898. The latter Is out of Susie r'to Wave, and was whelped July Golden Rule thus has an advan- 1 to his progeny get tobe | tage of two and a half months over Sis- quoc, Will Thompson has decided that h ver send Jessamy to the slips ne caught after a course |and glves her owner h trouble, be | sides delaying the e Sport | wherever she may trait seems to run in the blood, as The Wizard, from the same stock. acted in a like man- He was running at a Texas meeting e and made his escape. It was nine = before he was recaptured, and then had to be enticed Into a traj The Lowe & Thompson shortly be increased b, two sixteen-month-old dogs. the same litter as Little Fullerton. E. D. Fallon's mx of the West has won four stakes out of five starts at Ingleside recently in the severest competition. In another she finished third. She won among others the big annual stake In which the first prize was $200. Captain_Cane has purchased Greenhall from T. Cooney of San Jose and has him entered at Ingleside to-day. In the pre- liminary round he is drawn against H. A. Deckelman’s Rocker. P. J. Nolte has purchased & braca of ner ring will the addition of They are of t| Fir and in the | COLLIE CLUB MEN PREPARE FOR THE SHOW AT OAKLAND Over Three Hundred High-Class Dogs Will Be Benched for Competition. for t d annual n e California Col- show Oakland Although not yet tabulated ds it h been estal al number of dogs en- the 30 mark A silver bronze dal and diploma ar s first, second and third prizes, spectively. Numerous cups, med trophies offered as closed on the ofli- at ult. hi ve itries Ly br d that the to! s well over and special are mastift will be a lot of beat- is Dick’s English Chino Don-Le h and will take fce and oper tift dev » since Fran dog: classes, It ops as his debut In isco, entered are ern ke fox from imong from Vi Dyer has » English set- s by rie O’ Netl about elg s old and will probably capture the ribbons John le Ruyter has sold to A s r Verona Ca y. Veror d and will | probably akersfield In_the Owe 1 his | fox Sve- lyn's | the b « | breed in omas J. | ding will treed his Liverrack Countess Lucy H to Horsburgh's mag- nificent Li=wellyn, Sunset Joseph Langenderfer, the well-known raciug man, bas purchased from H. H. Carlton a ¥ed cocker dog _puppy by Champion Viscount-Oakside Trilby. TE puppy i {00 young to be shown at Oak- land, but will make his mark at the San rancisco SPring show corge L. Bralnard of Berkeley s disposed of great dane Caesar, by Vic >rincess Dagma Anthony H_Bush of Decoto. Don ( usly sold to but as the dog p ning to. bis former owner Mr. Gilbert sgust agreed to Mr. Brainard's ofter nnul the sale Jockey Thory ll'v‘v tu prev A rsisted in re- Gilbert of has bought from Hugh a severe bite on his assallan | fenaing member. Brutus is still shght | lame. but it is hoped that the affection cily temporary and that it will not mage his prospects of success at the | spring_show | _Mr. Dougherty’s black, white and tan English setter dog Keystone W was | ki ast week at the corner of Mission and Fifteenth streets by an electric car. Ine loss is a severe one to his owner, as )& was a handsome one. He was winner of three first prizes at t Franc.sco show. ¢ Hopkins' English mastiff L Chine Don-Lola, v ast week by jumping from which wes beiog driven at a f sreed Dr. O. Steers has tr under and hopes to pre- injury. | @onoseoooeororere | puppies from T. E. Gibson. ball-Mollie Bawn. Sterl & Knowles' Amarosa, bred by D. a high K treatment N en They are by One was by Sky- by Mas- J. Healey of luma, is to be mated with For Freedom. Amarosa is of the | famous Rusty Goid-Wave litter, all of | which are proving great performers on |'the coursing ficld an Jose coursing [ of valuable pup- us_Abercrombie has placed Rock Isl- |and King, Rock Island Boy and others of his flyers under the care of Tom Mulecas- ter, the trainer. He whi give them a ap cial preparation anticipation of big events to come. J. Horn’s Bona, enal youngster R in ;1:.m of the phenom- ding Angel, has be: bred to For Freedo —— The annual meeting of the Ingleside | Coursing Club will be held next Tuesday at Pyth “astle. A hoard of directors for the ensuing year will be elected. —_—————— STEELHEADS WILL THRIVE. From present indications there will be but little steelhead fishing in the coast streams this winter. The heavy raf have filled the streams to overflowin making of them rushing torrents. As the steelncads have h:ufl two bad seasons, the were in danger of becomin C ex- tinct. With a chance to hreed and deveiap this year they will afford excellent sport M sbecmen lal 5] ! re complainin tha woodchoppers on the Lagunitas are o stroying the steelheads with dynamite and also by spearing them. The fish are goin into the Pafer-mul Creek to spawn an each one killed destroys oung fish in embryo. Bueno y | p | Tong hundreds of 1 OAKLAND GOLFERS | WILL QUALIFY AT PRESIDIO LINKS Final Rounds of Thanksgiving Day Handicaps to Be Played at San Rafael. Ing to qualify for the | petition, match play be | the auspices of the | Francisco ubs on | Captain P. E |1and player went arc David Stephenson (whe | 8an Jose) as score B EVERAL Oakland golf the Prestdio links on ing day with the intent tc Ouk the oth nd | M. Fitagerald also’ sidio course, but Sunday before tryl open tournament {out on the links, am | Chenery and Mrs. W | itying rounds for the | at eighteen holes, m | ikely many players wi |1ty this afterncon and to-morrow. Secre | tarfes H. M. A. Miller and 8. L. Abbot Jr have recelved replies from al clubs on the Pacific Coast to the ulars in- | viting members to enter the tournament, and hope to have golfers from Portland, | Tacoma and Southern California ng | the competitors. The six > make the lowest score : | rounds, which must be | 9th inst., the first day c | will be eligible to play i In the opening and secor will bs over eigk hole semi-final and final rounds it thirty-six holes So many of the Oakl attracted to San Franci Thanksgiving day football handicap mixed trophies were t play ception and musicale | | not take place. The | events has n n past two months, the more anxi | der the tuiti | than to play een pla On Thanksgiv re of golfers, both me San Ri ks, the ) tries for t s har X the wome th ¢ w play, the me the other over | competition_Lieu ¥ | scratéh, the & ha : follows J. 3« ke G. "Heazelt R. 3. Da I H P, F. H 8 H An In the women's M Brown playe T 11212 111010 212172 1214, e | This afternc G. 1 | erts, scrate |9, will pla R | handicap | seratch, an wome Al ch . | trophy, now I Be N ' Club, 6f which member, was o T i ates Golf Assoct a_member of the Bri rliam - | Edinburgh. He ventory Midlo | $3.000 ¢ | . The famous Troc In Scotland a player who belor | may play over a tance of 11,3 | posed to make arrar Meadow Brook Club | Golf Club, whe inks a on Hempstead Plains, wh bers of each club may pla ra | course. Most of the Mead | course. which was Ia t years ago, fonging to the St | owns the course | 8 land betwe v Brook Garden ( ying length of holes we taken togethe: course. The naturally exce and the y rove a Records over it and would fix the his the twee Garden ( in e reby t gemer nd game. Herbert Harrim th ateur champlon of the United Sta p ber of both clu f the project, which M the turf . holds a ball piped to all th t links, and the additional nine h. -4 sary could be easily laid ¢ The tournament for the women - plonship of the year, held on th Xy of the Philadelphia Country Clut Baia was so important that it might called a national event. Sevent r entries were made. from it . > apart as Philadelphia, Chicago, P burg, Baltimore, Cineinnati. Newpor 1 Albany. Golf Is a game em adapted for women, as, while making no great demands on physical str v calls for care, precision ) nerve and tenacity. Of o £ physic exerc s and male player will alw woman golfer, but there is no r a woman should lay ' short game, and th r Ve - part of any golf competition. M | Underhill owes her chamy to her reurate short gam M Caleb Fox (who defeated t . Miss Beatrix Hoyt, thres plon). drove farther - brassie work, but Miss Underk ot putting was careful and accur S eral times Miss ['nd h that should have been won by Mrs. I'ox and at the seventeenth b t missed two puts. and lost the hole, the match and the champlons —_—— DOINGS OF THE BOXERS. Herbert McKell, th xer, left last Monday for way of Vancouver. He coul ) . | mateh here and also fo was opening in New York . P their cards made up i vance. Some high-class bouts local followers come of the me and Rufe Turner has able interest as Parker has tation as an aggressive | Turner’ le 1s much a | likely candidate for ch if he can emerge from engagement with r has established training g Blanken's Six-mile House. Willie who is matched with Clarence Riteh'e, is t the same place.