The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, December 3, 1899, Page 12

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3, 18599, LOMORORON URORONONY TUMOTIGLDN ORO NCOK ONOHAND ONONONONG NONONONON ONONOLONO HONONOLOR ORY HOOR VUG RORT K ORORORORO ROROROROR VRONCRONG WORNORALONG NONONOROR ONONONINO HOW OO0 DN NN NG RONOe * LATEST EVENTS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT 4 0RO PONONO%N LONGRONOTS SROTEIRCNG GNOR 0RO BOOR LT LONORINTIR ORIBOUORG LOROGROROR VROROROROR G0N VRO [ ORO HORGROROR HROLPORIR VLO ROON VNG HONTRONON ONONGRONO WONORION CNONMION GOLFERS AT D R e e e e e e e e e A s s e as anesanasasanananas I FAVORITES SACRAMENTO PLAY ON THE |{ E°T : = : LOSE WITH WINS OUT IN HOME LINKS | REGULARITY THE NINTH Compctmons o Vst chs \ Talent ' Has a Tem All- Ca'xfomlans Succumb Be- | | | Ouo'.o'.o'. r—— v e vy ey ’stuous Afternocn at : Enliven the Sport at San |+ ‘ fore League Team in a ‘ + Co Park. . ursin, ar, Rafael ‘ : Union g Close Game. alael. i . ¢ low e fas ss of | " ) 9| The hv('w who follow 'x"h (fyfum" i Sacramento 3, All-California 1. . B n Ps lfl-x.[ tuous time ton Pa | ernoon betw: # lday. J. D. Cardinell's Thornhill Comet | ¢ SeERoy [5 b ? % | started the fireworks in the third course | 00 o it ? | by defeating October W h I i very bt + | score of 21 to 12 after running or gk b |ana twenty seconds. Octot e + | was a strong favorite at odds of 5 y i & | He fell heavily during the course, ngs were seen—a | interfered with his running. Hair Br tches, soakers * | beat Ever Sure 1to 4 The fa aid pitching . 4 ? | had their ings for a few mint i, 3 < ¢ | then Wandering Tom beat Lady w & lat 1 to 5. Victor Queen beat Conq 4 | at the same odds and Golden Russe % B4 vender at o 5 Lady Emma was : arently suffering from the ¢ ora course she had on ? vender was » off In h-“.' Y’H‘, ng b4 y pinute cou M N t ® | 5 ¢ . B . * aster Lawre s < green * ¢ | paze ar wol \ "3 i | in the air Ha above hi AT $ : . 4 | caught the ¥ v 3 : o | her course with the A - from her ndler and an’s hon b \ . eeding cou H s : w 2 not inter t a 1 1 4 8 ° is fav H 18 . r 1 of S" 1tz's hit ) + tri ) Ar sixt 1 " Mr é P Ar : i rk hing etition w Bt it e0 0000000t edeiedeiedededeidedede eieieieiedeiedeie R e =y STANL EGAN. SHANAHAN. MANAG O'CONNOR. McLAUGHLIN. STULZ. SHEEHAN. 1 ; : DOYLE HARPER. bt » 2 o : | mack's Ha rain b i s | re, 5—2; Curtis & S y » | k's Black gy ; W 1 : Sacramento Baseball Club, Winner California League Championship. i ¢ - ento o ¥ In winning the championship pennant of the California League for this r. The team was | . . 3 San |} worked into first position and it held it to the end. The seve competition encountered was in | hing f Abbor 2, 0 » Who is shown in the illustration, will join the Chicago team of the National League next year. | I : S 3 [ 2 , PO A ¢ 4 he 1 | y — e an Haltren ¥ 3 F onier ) he n his opponent, who was sel-| success with the American style of rid- S M . -4 < ¢ Tectivel n inx & H 2 s £ | VELLOWTAIL [E2an 2z my mee 0 o rweow om0 [SO] DIRRS i BEEE N ¥ th and t lead i 2 : |12 H : 1 he groun \ ' M Zip Chambers at Liberty. k 4 1 s r golf P | be : N Y N ) 8 ted, the charge of mur- | ¥ iy 1 b \ " e ' ) matc N Chambers, Corrigan’s col- | o ‘0 1 ° : that several GREAT SPEED T for. ahodting and illing MIDDIES 7 ment to be held on pran the Ingle racetrack B 1 6 7 1 e week the followin Reiffs Sail for America ol &, N g < 3 = = - Treadwell yesterd i ' adies | LONDO! r 1 | Fl i . | viagies piay: Galloped in Ahead o: Princess JLont The two . Granam and Policeman | West Point - Annapolis Foot- | 1 , ¥ M esebr : 1 $ o ailed for sma e Judge they had no other 5 - : ‘ : : uh. | Zeika at Oakiand—Choices the steamer St. Louls tc lence except thit taken at the in-| ball Game Witnessed by | M : fins ¢ kett. 72: Miss Bace' Badl ; ve ; fded (wdrfl:xr nd the dgmh d the case, Cabi Merb | 1 & i home in England. The rking that s the most aggravat- | ns responsible for—K 2 yie. rucing season are almos of Jjustifiable homicide that had abiret embers, drawing attention to th to his attentio! | o I @) ABANDOl N S Spectal Dispatch to The Call. l CON T E CALL R N West Point 17, Annapolis 5. | ] L OF l l A PHILADELPHIA, ~The West | 10 | Point football team A Annapolis | wine CYCLE RACIN S on Franklin fleld th noon in a hard- | 1 [ ‘} (Copyright, 189, by H. H. Ebert.) fought battle 17 to he soldiers won ’ — | because they play the better footb i OAKLAND RACETRACK, Saturda December 2, 1899.—Forty- They were masters of the uation all | s el n ” b iati - pECIa 4] 4 2 v N e e, -xception of | o L y - Associated Clubs Association eighth day of the Winter Meeting of the California Jockey Club. Weather | ‘hroush the game, with the exception of | veat 3. McCom : pre s 3 i y the last few moments of the contest, | Andersons Crawford, S Eares By Officials to Turn It Over fine. Track fast. { when the middies by a mighty effort man- | {omrys SO S0 Fe, FI I Z AND Sl 3 = —— —————— |aged to score by a touchdown. | Nichols, a coursing man from sfon- | to National Association. s s W It seemed as though every army and | ot NarOrir 3 'here: with four doss | ” os MUR - J. B. FERGUSON—Starter. < . *nd | tana, ha 3 . — navy officer of stand: ashington | which he will course in the local parks. 2 4 selling; maldens; three-year-olds and upward; purse, s present. The President’s Cabinet was | They are of the Brunette stock. “Billy : et las fs = nted by Secretary of War Root | Murphy will train them and expects 1o o 4 = Betting. | ¢ retary of the Navy L The | have them in the running she A PUS . ‘ Xm. Str. Fin ockeys. |0p. Cl. | two Cabinet officers received a g i . N SIDE. L : tion when they entered t AT INGLE = . retary Root and his party GRS dest F v [on, tiesarmy’s side ;: e field, while | Favorites showed well «rl an.-\~ ».; | The Ex-( hampion and His « eting | retary Long watched the game from the | coursing Park yesterda CAPIUrea : : : . number, when thirty- | paval stnd on the opposite side. ~Be- | il the courses. Two stakes were | Brother-in-Law Fight in « . ed before u s | corted across the feid DUDDY; SEAKS U tW uals 1o a Chicago Hotel. tr s cretary Root on the \ 5 e off to 2 : % | “nis bo This little incident stz ‘ ‘“”-""‘”‘fk‘ » el s it I - ¥ great hurrah, in whic yells of the Ngbi ks iz eclal Dispatch to The 1 ) | West Point and Annapolis cadets were | - . e O, v r s ch. g. by St mingled with the long, loud roar of the ~HICAGO. : 2 | Pennsylvania students, who were massed CHICASO, ] s ntr b k will win soon. My Dear no on the west stand rt Fitzsimmons t r Over 27,000 persons saw the contes Martin Jul - e The army was weil represented. Ther This was ul - 3 rse el ioits aedl e Raras e nei were major generais, colonels, Iicutenan St B Ry uarrel in th t stand downed F SR e DR S and privates scattered thr Eramly reat L. Hoffman's St Shermam House | - aw Lass opened |Betting. | crowd. _Among th e eat 1. Hofman were freely swung and § : < & nt Wiid Norah b | i 14 not recec Index. Horse. Fin. | sistant ary of the Navy Allen, Rear | Lowe & Thompson's Little Fullerton rag 8 by layed. ‘Fitsstmmohs left i - ‘, Jael had T |'\dm|r;xl>}l) Neil, McNair and Rodgers, [ “First ties_Aloha beat Mischle Ber Highue | city day. vowing he pe : 1 Captain Robley D. Evans, Colonel F. L. | beat Wi S <y forah beat | Ju T g00l e 2 Denny of the mi corps, Governor | dan; Fires Mosogram; Wild Norah beat | Jul g00d. ’ - N e s Voorhees of New Jersey and Major Ash- | Littie Fu e | {n ,H‘_'.c.m - t urlong A > of this city [ R ORee A iwediah: Ruseell,” | of misunderstandin ~ f b4 Sarly in the game the soldiers got the | P R At 1 . v 1 closing favor- T4 1l on downs on their 43-yard line. Line | { it t v 3 8 % 2 plunges and two spins around the ends | ehan’s Rosaline rir 1 . » Chns 93, 30 brought the ball to the middies’ 40-yard | § Wen Doran: Ja ¥ 1 B 9 103 8 10 [mark. Then the West Point halfbacks | beat John Charlton’s D I (k); geld- Petal 12 T R 2 Jere: ent” agsinat the Annapoli s | won's Joy Is _beat an uncomplix e Y w ; he wirs, Bill Howard, & 0% ¢ an 2 ollis steadily until the 1 was only five Artless: » Lyric and Ju 3 : fi‘.:-nn‘]’\“.:n'.;; Time—%, 1:15. Winner, J. Foley & by {mp. Midiothian-Loleta. ';’(,{1'} a“-k"'y".?'.’i"'y}“."‘;.-v."'} u”l)xp over tha | heart bea " little talk - o Poor st w n ack Johnsc as pushe ve e | heart e ts 5 start. During Delay ot hait bous st post. . Chico stopped nearing wire. Balista wretchedly ridden. line for the t touchdown. Bettison | B0 S 1 T e < IR ey ll"""‘““-‘)““‘r‘l tWreW | previous to start he dismounted and ran away. With an even break Lost Girl would | Kicked goal. re, West Point 6, Annap- | MUbiy S a up with the barrier a e | ot a i Rand i ;””"\)n x‘-rfwr‘x Scratched—El Salado 107, Munsey 105. .r Iw;v”u ¢ no further scoring in the | g vat itzsimmor after geiting a — e —— — — irst half. | Chambill's R: | a_revolver anc at ’ weak rid e S = arly in the second half a kick by Wade | reind's Royal Prize: 3 room. J e Dr. Rowell's horse, Dr. Bernays, looked 408 THIRD RACE—One mile and a half; selling; four-year-olds and upward: purse, arrled the ball to the army’s 10-yard | tJ. Mc i “Bob” who d ¢ cligible of the starters’ in the o gwe. ] i 4 | ine, but Wesson ran_the ball back ten | beat M | = 1 2 half run and was installed an Beiting. | yards by pretty dodging. Another ex-| Maher's = - ey favorite. He led after pass- | 1naex. Horse. Age. Weight. Str. Fin | Jockeys. |Op. Cl change of punts and the ball was on the | Gri n, H nobbed nt Nmo Dallnn . ‘..# the stand the first time, winning, ri e e - — — 'd line. Without losing the | Master Mat Dur! F s t last H den out, over a length before Meado Dr. Bernay % 11 13 |Vittitoe 45 1 |[ball'once the soldiers pushed the sailors | Miss Lois - * i f o 2 seaman, dropped 3 thorpe, second choice in the rig. Bllly | Meadowth 2% 25 (Bullman 3 4 |back from the army’s 20-yard line to the | Hageman's Lk‘ RS fight Fra: 1808 n, dropyp . McCloskey ran a falr third. 33 34 |Henry | 4 8 |middle of the fleld and from there right R P RS $ from h Doy ey was < In the mile and a sixteenth handicap §® 4n |C Wisonllll 1 T |over the Annapolis goal line. After al- | Glenroy, beat E Relllyls E picked up her wea- Rosormonde had too strong a pull in the a, A 41 §2 |Conley s . |most every scrimmage a sallor would be | A& S LAdF LTI DO et heat g man. Duffy p and was lotted 100 pounds, she carried Don Vallefo, $3 e N ¥ B |laid out. Rockwell. who took Clark's | Mosre's Rox: D. Dillon's Modesty beat W C. | taken to the Hari on ou a to ap f yunds over, and lea Granger, a e Flutn . g ot D] _® | place, made the touchdown and Bettison | Gilasson's Terrona: Larkey & Minerva | charge of petty la lied Do- y downed the fave Time—. 0% %, 14m, 2:08%: I'4m, 2:%. Winner, Dr. |kicked the goal. Score. West Point 12, | beat 1. Dean's Free Sitver B h —— — ed, is lengths in 1:47%. Top-. H. E. Rowell's ch. by Sir Dixon-Welsbaden »od start. Won first three driving. nnapolis 0. | Sweet Marie beat Dan O'C: a et in left in the saddle, took the Bernays was all out. Tom Calvert poorly handled. | The army ‘sl‘nr(m'! norlxin;\mnnm work | Byrnes' Eleven Spot bes 3 ADVERTISEMENTS. R mversion o tsuma. _— ~ — — — again. and did jus she had dc few | Connell Bros. amie Ple | & yulevard is » piloted Sly, winner of the s - | moments previously, earrying the ball | In€'s Demprey Lass: A « > | f last event. The e's 0dds receded a 409 FOURTH RACE—Futurity course; two-year-olds: purse, $400. from midfield to and over the navy's goal | beat J. Lineban's Robert J: R Atlen & | point In the betting, and in a nose finish | OO ey : i line without losing it or being stopped in | yilzots Chicago Boy beat James Hurley s | she gained the decision from Moringa, " Betting. | her progress. Rockwell also made this | % GaPitol J; Fo Theift's Grasshopper beat ridden by Thorpe. Vittitoe, astride the |Index. Horse. Weight.!St. Y¥m. %m. %m. Str. Fin. | Jockeys. |Op, Cl. |touchdown. but Bettison falled to Kic : . ¢ | faverite, Peace. managed t0 get @ poor = = 2 e e == a difficult goal. Score, West Point 17, | yorer Ho b ok mment T Dot | send off and went the White Pass route. | (3%) Yellow Ta 1 13 5. Jones. 1 710 a s 0. ng Bros.” 2 | With “more Tuck she ‘could have won. Princoss Zelki 43 212 24 23 (Duiman 81 [ AREN e play was resumed the ball | Ml Sy B & eiicriughe Mald of the | & Most Remarkable Remedy That 2 CARLOADS | Sister Alice aiso came in for strong sup-| G Anjou 330 4% 1% Tiimwee. 2 165 | was carried to the army’s 16-yard line by | thy's Johnnie F beat J. Anthons s Patrh Quickly Restores Lost Vigor port, but never displayed much speed. - e A HE ¥ fi;'« :: ‘;‘““*‘.u- 8 10 la fine kick, which resulted in a touch- | Ferris’ Leah beat Murphy & Toland's to Men. - oF ER RONT. | 98 Ariiiteryman ¢ ] ¢ 6" |Devin .- % s |back for R b D of | B W, Matathn Tl oy ey oo oo P zos=s punts. Then the navy carried the pig- | berta: W. McCarthy's the Valley be DEERING IN F | qqeTime—To K 2y to v :45r: last %, 1:00%; fihr;n x. & 0%. Winner, Foster & Hack. | skin to the 10-yard line, where it was Jost F. Drown's Village Belle: £ M. Kellogk's I | A Free Trial P!c'fllga Sent by Mall P ’900-. Wins the Hng—no]h Stakes on the| ariv e % = T e Do M iR l‘;nmr‘*:!'l’tnlpln\rm‘»p:llrr‘\rc‘wl df,,.“”.,rr. e Tay, | Flame beat G H. Lahusen's Firebal. to All Who Write. Yellow Tajl had all kinds of speed. Princess ran gamely. Midity blew up. ol S i " R Free trial packages of a most remarka- New Orleans Track. | 5 e W . 113 ¥ On_ four °~ scrimmages the saflors : e, = 4 | Beratched—F. W. Brode 113, The Lady. 106. took the ball to the army's two- Park Mumc To-Day ble remedy are being matled to all who othe ssar, v wn One mile and a sixteenth; free handicap; three-year-olds and ‘nde was sent over the line for the mid. o | i AND S on the Western tracks, won the Magnolia %00 g year-olds &nd U~ | dies’ first touchdown. The goal was a | g oso cnne” D up.mn'if'f."p' ;,‘E,d..i?.i !’u'f?nr'rlnnlm::lr”!!anth:nnmn;i:il hat stakes, the principal event on the card, g Ty s dificult one and Wortman failed to he Pilgrim's Song of Hope | fhe Institute has decided to m-mz',u?: very handily this afiernoon. Flylng Bess, | Index. Horse, Age. Weight.(St. %m. m Str. Fin Jockeys. |Op. CI. |™axelt Spring Jublle Alps” | free trial packages to all who write. It ne the second choice, made the running to | — == — e = e The game ended a few minutes Inter | The celeb by andel | §s a home treatment and all men | the hoad of the ttietch, whire Decin e R R T 13 -3 Bulans with the ball in Annapolls’ possession on | Cornet solo. fantasia from the “Daug suffer with any form of sexual weakmnd who had been a close second all the way, Rosinante, § i | 32 3% 21 |Vittos its own 45-vard line. ter of the Regiment’ o | resulting from youthful folly. premature went 1o the front and landed the priz AR s 1. %8 45 31 |Conley The line-up was as follows: - (Pe by Mr. E. Keller) oss of strength and memory. Wweak Dok | X0lo.. the favarite, Was never & foctee. : ¥ Bac 2% 415 |E Jones West Point. Position, Annapolls, | Waltz, ““Temptation”......... B | varicocele or emaciation of parts can now 12 k. | Jockey Dick Clawson arrived to-day to U314l — e e T st Woiase: Reed Gap T I e K Fotkmer | CUre themselves at home. low in stocl | Fide for Frank Reagan, The weather was | Time 116, {7; C-16, :014: &1 303 1016 1L204: mile, 1a1; 1 1-t6m, 1:47%, HODKInS. . orere Lalt EUARA. oo g | March, ““The New York i -Wald | The remedy bas a pecullarty gratetul More on the road. fine and track good. Resuits: | i"':' o ® b. m. by imp. nonde-imp. Fairy Rose. Fair start. Won first th: ‘T::I\Uum mr;nm,..&.h . Adams PRI to the desired location, giving :r-:a":rt i eenth. i Dyers.. ght guare el Freme i - PRICES 504 a_sixtes nih-Manilius won, Koenig __ Winner received best ride. Vittitoe on Rostnant ed no ground. Satsuma s Bunicer-Kelly. Right tackle. \uenj""\vgunr:.'.‘. AL ‘I_):HO‘\!” I“w““fl “\5:"’:‘ Sl 'll‘ndcfl:::lr;r;lrm;:t 1;:1?; ::’o‘re‘:‘(“;tzlnor(find Seven furlongs, selling—Lomond won, Ran- S T — ight end. .. Berrien-Weaver | NE . Dec, 3—Alfredo de Oro | It cures a o il es that oy 5 e as w isuse of the nat- gee second, Satan third. Time, 1:31% SIXTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; three-year- e Quarterback Osterhaus | successfully defended his title as pool years of m nat $30>$540 Six fariongs Ngeretia won, Merry Duy sec- 4“- "€: fhree-year-olds and upward; purse, $9. e s BRI Deck, F"::;:“ rever | champlon of the world to-night by defeat- | Sr! fanctions 'c"(!«:"“X"?:n::.,“}?’:‘,:‘ ik on e Payne thir me, — —_ _— - ” Vade | IN& the Western expert, Fred Payton of | gtate Medical Inst! - Magnoile, stakas: Machion Ttk Detstis T Betiing. | Jackson............. Fullback ...\ Wade . B e Atk ate Medical Institute, Elektron Agents wanted in every town ;‘m Volandies second, Fiying Bess third, | Index. Horse. Awe. Welght.[St. ¥m. ¥m. %m. St | sockers [oortet. | score: West Folnt 1, Ansapotis & Touch- | Datie: vor oot ol St Matrice Daivs | ;'::,'d:q'lfh.mon.w:r‘ 2 '“”";' that ime, 1:42% ~ ¥ — = downs—Rockwell 2. Jackson, Wade Joals sy ot fay to end | el ree trial pack- . . ackman second, Jim anu “third. T¥ 130%. _"'" A 2 | . from touchdowns—Bettison, Wortman, : 2 poote & - s 2 . e 13 desirous of reacht | n Luls, 4. 7 i Hmn 52 3 leave home to be treated. and th, L] nluhlin Defats !IcComnch | };n;--mum € boes 2 4h 51 5 E. Jon 4y Buena Vi — - sample will enable them to see how -f:;; 809 Larkin St., S. F. CHICAGO, Dec. 2—Gus Ruhlin, the| prsoud j”»re 3 4 g 4 11 7 | Vittitoe 3 2 ena sta to Entertain. Death of Aeronaut McPherson. it Is to be cured of sexual weakness when 2u".m glant, easily defeated Jack Me- | M bk H 4 S g ‘\’I’lul‘x‘ ilson. i DBue;m \h;‘m Parlor No. 65 of the Native | Albert McPherson, the aeronaut, died }::“%gl’" l;:m'diu are Smployed. The “ormack of Philadelphia In a six-round i e . aughters has arranged for an entertain- | last evening at St. Luke’s Hospital as the € makes no restrictions. Any m. g0 at Tattersall's to-night. Both men | goog marcs vo L% Winner, D. M. Hanlon's b, m. by Racine-Aurelia 11, | ment and social In the banquet hall of | result of injuries received last October in | “.'.",Z,m’;“""'l'e‘g ,b: .lev-%‘“- free umpl were in far from first-class condition, but Ely displayed marked gameness. Imperlous could not get P écfinfi.'[’,\;;as?:"mb"“fl'"fi inanureday | falling from o parachute at Glen Park. | that its recipient need have no 15 Rublin's superlor helght and reach’told | ridden the overland ~ Siater alice no speed. She was well buckedr: oo T OO A0 | O Eare Invited 1! the frlends of the | The parents of the deceased live in Oak- | embarrassment oF pubiicit &} ) Tequested to write 'uhcuz’dcll:;.“" e