The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, March 20, 1902, Page 8

8 : THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSD..AY, :MARCH 20, 1902. . GUNMEN FOUR PARTICIPATE IN A REMARKABLE GOOSE SHOOT —33AS A —m.e s TE. 31 . m23s3a 75 AT Yol FIARIISONT - s o JWIMMERS GUT SEVERAL RECORDS Leary and Brewer Show Their Speed in the Olympic Tank. | FOR THE SLIPS {'| Young Greyhounds Will ; Start at Union Park. Are Presented With Special Medals on Behalf of the Club. | | Management Determines to i Run the Older Dogs in * Three Stakes. J. Scott Leary and Howard F. Brewer, | | the crack swimmers of the Olympic Ath- letic Club, distinguished themselves last night by setting mew American marks | for several distances in the club tank. Lea: The young greyhounds will be afforded { an opportunity to show their speed and skill on Saturday at Union Coursing Park. A sapling stake is a feature of the card. | Wing Wing, a starter in the Belle Bran- swam 110 yards in 1 minute and | | ake, is the only entry with previous seconds, the record being 1 minute 222-5| | nee. Ready Address, by Fortune seconds, held by H. H. Reeder. Leary e Brilliantine, and Conroy, by 1t on and covered 135 yards in 1 minute nd 3 seconds, the former record being 1:40, held by J. H. Taylor. Brewer reduced the 660-yard record of -5, held by Otto Wahle, to 9:41. | | He continued on to the $40-yard mark, covering the distance in 12:24. In this he | lowered own record of 12:402-5. This | = not a standard distance and there is no | erican_record on the books. usual the men swam with such per- Connemara, are among the entries. The older greyhounds are divided among three stakes instead of two. This is ex- pected to promote keener competition throughout, as the dogs will be more evenly -matched. The draw last night re- sulted as follows: ke—. s May ve. Ready Address vs. T.-Suilivan's Maid of 3 nel 11 2 fect ease as to lead the spectators to be- | | | | the Glen; T. Sullivan’s Pepper Hill vs. M. lieve they were not trying. 1 ! | Delan onroy; J. Connolly’s Wing Wing During the evening President William | | | | @. Cook’s Spindie_ Boy. g Greer Harrison, in a clever speech, com- | | | |, Special stake, 32 entries—A. R. Curtls limented the s s upon their splen- Luxor vs. J. Sheridan's Forest Queen: O. plimented the swim: upon their splen- | | | | Luxo o g Gid suceess in the East. On behalf of the | | | | Zabr's Homer Boy vs. A. R. Cur J. Carroll's Master Clair vs. Alameda Ken nels’ Merrimac; A. R. Curtis’ Lost Chord vs. | | P. Muilarky’s Mamie Pleasant; Alameda Ken- nels’ Meirose Lad vs. A. R. Curtis’ Anchor; P. M. Clarkson’s Golden Garter vs, Sterl & Knowl Sleety Mist;" Chiarini - Brothers’ Tame Tralee vs. H. H. Gray's Rona; A. R. club he presented each man a special| medal as a token of appreciation of their | | efforts There were other excellent numbers on-| | the programme, the large attendance of | | spectators being delighted with the diving competition and with Leary’s great finish | | | Curtie' Leola vs. E. Geary's Roy Hughie: F. in the relay race. They were amused by | | !June * Wedgewood vs. A. R. Curtis’ Narcissu: the obstacle race, the comedy touch of | | | 3 Carrolis Auckiand vs. Pasha Roman Athlete; T. Burke's Aggie W T. I the evening. The other races resulted as follows: | % yard club handicap—Won by Frank | | Clough; H. C. Duckett second and Frank Sherry third Plunging—Won by Frank Clough; Archie Taylor second. Springboard diving—After five men were a tie D. Kopke won, Lester Hammersmith | | i | second, Clough third, Bienfield fourth and I F 3 BUSIANELL A Darmarl FLARRISON .. JomN < <<LRMAaN Cronin’s Vandal; Pasha Kennels' Rocker vs. SILOOTERS - | | B M. Clarkson's Sofala; T J. Cronin's Trales WITH THEIR Boy vs. Chiarini Brothers' Dewdrop: A. R. IVE A | | Curtis’ Fiying Fox vs. Sterl & Knowles’ Freeze X AT | | Out; Sterl & Knowles' Cold Shivers vs. A. R. | | Curtis’ War Eagle; E. Geary's Bonnie Pasha | vs. Alameda Kennels’ A. J. Martin. Reserve stake, 16 entries—T. Joiley's To- ronto vs. T. Jolley’s Little May; M. B. Kava- nagh's Might Be Keen vs. Pasha Kennels' | | Regal Attire; J. F. Rodgery" Arbacus vs. | | Pasha Kenneis' ‘Reve a' Amour; W. C. Badger's | | Helena vs. M. Nealon's Pat Freedom; Pasha -+ Kennels' Reckless Admirer vs. W. Calrni Team relay race—Frank Clough, J. Wa- ters and R. Ott won. Obstacle race—Alex W. Pape won; R. id second RES SRS e . Charpy £ The tolow; y PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW THE POSSIBILITIES.OF WILD GOOSE SHOOTING AS PRACTICED IN GLENN COUNTY BY EXPERTS. Starter, George James:; timers, John | . | __ An open’ stake, sixty-four entries—E. Geary's t, C. K. Melrose, F. R. Butz; judges, | * oy = <f* | Fenii vs. J. Dempsey’s Jingle Bells; T. Cox's lliam Greer Harrison, P. M. Wand, H R A Croekett’ Hill vs. J. S. Badt's Lovina; F. el e Che Ioaction of Fobs : - BUSHNELL, John C. is extremely difficult owing to the [ fore going into the frozen north. They ; everything except ammunition. We were | make no attempt to escape. berger's Lady Chiquits Pasha Ken- Hammersmith, leader. Coleman, A. Dalton Harrison and ‘ cramped position in which a man must | feed chiefly on pepper grass, and after a | afforded every attention and had all .we [ In addition to these the first lot of geese Rollicking Airs; J. Horn's McHenry vs. C { Eastlake; Kelley & Hanley's Fearful Ship vs. T. Meagher's Royalist; W. Calrn’s Meirose vs. M. Fahey's Home Rule; W. C. Badger's Fear- less vs. J, F. Rodgers’ Erebus. “harles A. Palm, the latter of | remain until the birds are within range. | Stay Of SiX weeks are heavily laden with | could eat, drink and smioke, and of the | killed are also used as decoys. These are | Alameda Kennels' Clarice; P. J. Reilly's Hon- 4 v 3 gt - feks, s eing | esty vs. F. C. Mack's Della M; R. B. Ka: JOE ANGELI DEFEATS S fat and are ready for their northern jour- | best quality., ‘Doc’ Stuart, Abe Crump | held out by forked sticks, an effort being e S ‘1: >y t‘pfl'! LE.. yFs mento, are making fellow | The best shots will often miss repeatédly. ney. The season is a comparatively short | and Claud Kagee did everything possible | made to show them in a natural position, | Hawker vs sportsmen envious by telling of | The shooting is done from small pits, " Rosenberger's_Master Bly vs. J. Hurley's JOHEN SCHMELTER EASILY 30 agrisiz-des 4 ; Ling s . pits, | one, seldom lasting two months, to make our trip a success. as the presence of one. dead goose e ot e TN+ SCHMEL the st ting they enjoyed recently in 2 cach of which holds a man in a kneeling acApril 10 is apparently fixed as moving | The system of decoys is a most inge- | stretched out on the ground will often e Y i w Jyoswstuive o 4 3 - vo days’ duck shoot at Norman, Glenn e . ay. After that date they may be counted | nfous one. The men who organize the | scare away a lot of birds. When the sup- - s ~p oD e o e Stabiam Power B SRS SRS 10§ oyt pitas the geese are attracted over the | upon to disappear at any time. They are | shoots are said to be remarkably clever | ply of forked sticks is exhausted the IFds | Mask's Woadcock Hoy ve B Goars o Smacics: Winning—Other Fast Bouts in Seven hundred and eighty-three geese | Shooter gets to his feet quickly | delicious eating as prepared by our hosts. | at calling the geese. They have made a | }?redplam:id mhu sitting posture, with their | P M. rkson’'s Flower of Gold vs. Pasha | 4 ! 3 | heads under their wings, as though asleep, Real Lassie; C. Plckard's Bright markably quick, and although they fly in | hetter than any tenderloin I have ever | to tell them from the original at a short | The work of ‘“calling” the geese is so se- 3 omnolly’s New Moon; P. Miss Brummel vs. E. Moriarity's Snapper Ga: Joe Angeli and John Schmelter fur- | is the record shoot for that district. The | large flocks they are quickly out of range. nished the main event at the Hayes Val- | birds were all distributed among the s}l‘“‘eflm(’s a man will provide himself ley Tlub's amateur boxing exhibition last | friends of the quartet of gunmen, none :)‘Ssg"‘fx“f\?hsun: bl;x_tw he is seldom dble | let. The railréad company makes a spe- | for the purpose. These are taken to the | not ‘“calling” they are out digging pits | W. Cairns’ Imperial; T, Maher's Lor evening. Angeli assumed the aggressive | oing to waste. | . en a bird is hit it strikes | cial rate of 75 cents on the 100 pounds for | shooting grounds in crates. They usually | for the nexXt day's shoot and looking up Geary’s Ireland; P a the earth with a sound suc 2 ity > ations. Archer vs. B. Geary in the firiv round and punched Schmelter { In speaki of his experience after | potatoes would make"?ns;l,;l?]":é ?hidgl;xgg birds shipped to this city. pick out the white ones, as they are the | desirable locations. Michiltic's Strayaway g all over the ring geese Mr. Bust nell said: “I never had a | distance.. u more; L. M. Connell's Black 2 Angeli repeated his rushing tactics in | more D ahat ; during the season, as the birds locate L Geary's Littie Jim; J. W. Fahey's October L: the second round, but Schmelter met him | ore ;&1;"‘?;21 ;:1::";1(‘1:5 “F{ti}?' th: c‘:;rr;g?- them quickly. The placing of the shooters |ys, E: L. Hathaway's Bridget Cleary; Pashu eaten. The skin is removed and the meat | distance. In addition to this they have a | vere a strain on the men that they do it is cooked after the fashion of a veal cut- | number of geese which they have tamed | on alternate days. On the day they are | | s fell to the four guns in two days, This | earharaive at them. The birds are re- | The breast of a goose makes four steaks— | lifelong study of it. and it is impossible | i | “This is the last season ‘Doc’ Stuart | more readily distinguished by the geese | The same pits are seldom used twice g 5o~ U will have an outfit in the fleld. The ex- | flying about. They clip a joint from one % criticieg th 9“1 ency in some quarters | pense is great, and the continued wet | wing, which prevents their joining the cize the killing of these birds in | weather during the past month has inter- | other geese. They also have a fine net fair el 1 h | | . el 3 and the live decoys is done long before | Kennels' Rich Argosy vs. J. J. Keer - T e Sohmelter took the €OUDL | yiong yave an 1dea this s pothunting, but | JoT5q, Aumbers. However, they are there | fered with the work, The outfit consists | gbout (w0 fect High, with which they | davlight, as if the teams and mon ase | dm Links: 7 Husiers Shyiosk S & AT the Swening of the thind round both |9t nothing of the kind. The shooting | lieyed to v s ousands, and this is be- | of six men and six horses. The charge is | fence in the live decoys. The birds walk | seen by the géese they will not approach | Rodge Glaucus; B. Senderman’s Comique vs. St TORERE thth iter o the Motr' AS 3 o ! d to be their last stopping place be- ' $12 per day per visitor. This includes ! about naturally in this inclosure and ' the spot. P. M. Clarkson's Prompto; E. Geary's Fannie usual Angeil had the better of the round | @i e e el e el @ | 1§ Kitticman va. 7, Huriey's Riley Granodn: s nge! ammerec chmelter in e g - Y A 3 G n; fourth, knocking him to his knees re-|fff Ketley & Hanleys Lusmagh led ve H. L Meharry’s Rox: Chiarini Bros." Santonin . R. B. Kay chilling'’s Best; C. G. | Whalen' s Shirley vs. P. Doyle's Libér- > : T. Coleman's Cotton Ball vs. W. John- son's Articulate; A. Mecleod's Blond Beauty Lew Powell w: given a decision over Ed Gilleton after four rounds of willing ety The besten s seoors threw I:”Z” 5““_ EESULTS_OF‘ WEDNI?EDAY’S RACING AT OAKLAND TRACK. fighting, WNER GREEN ) ¥ . Peterson's Haphazard: B Geary’ Pete Carroll threw his right shoulder 7 his massive thORRIS started | EIH CALIV/S RACING FORMICHART. Ruby Sankey vo. Chiarin] Bros: Semproniies PO iSRSt Nents ALt snd Ba o three-Faacoidi 018 . S F. Jones' Harlean Gladys vs. J. Trade's Case: £ stop fighting after the first round. Ens‘ltzmd. In a seven furlong purse D. “Toland's Pleasant Girl vs. T. Millerie Billy McCarthy, a sturdy representative event at Oakland yesterday, | OART, i % el z y Selection of the nmavy, was knocked over by Fred pitted against him beint Hager: | e ND RACETRACKWednesday, March 19, —Weather fine. Track muddy. Landers in the first round. ‘“Keegan™ Land F fir d. & 3 don, Joe' Frey and Sea Queen. Green |3461./ FIRST RACE—Three and a half furlongs; malden two-year-olds; to first, $325. STANFORD FRESHMEN LEAD "oa‘dvj’:n'm:?:nmfinw" McCarthy, wants said he did not know how his horse would 1 i = o ST e L SANTA A aErvrzkalm B e Expresses Hope Some ;‘ae\;i;o!::xenrr:;ungfl which v;ashsog:ewtl;at Index(Horse and Welght.|St. %. %. Str. Fin. L Owner and Jockey. ‘IOv- & League Magnates Meet CLA_RA TELETES stict and stopped th n v y e showers of the day be- = -1 osd i 2 ;:‘:iu Eemv;int;y&m(}& et between Bastorn. Cltb - Walt fore, "but the . public Yslates b mgklng Deutchland gl 2 1% 11% 1os.B Schisier Conleyl 4 9 g 2 With Four Events Undecided, the e formes Sorech i ovey o b was the ‘big fellow a 1 1o 2 chatios. fust the P A L 24 34 26 |Bums & Waiha Ransoh to Discuss Plans for Field Day Sports Are Brought slipping to the floor. The referee award- | Make a Bid same. Joe Frey was a drug on the mar- Katanga 64 41 43 [A. B Spreckels..Jackson| . ed_the bout to Balango, who had a lead. . ket, the place play being confined to| 5307 |Len Reno . 61 Gh 510 |Dickey & Linder..Kelly| the Season. fo.a Conclunion, T s t 1 z 6.to b ta 5 a B 3 ORsTRY: 8 University freshmen and S “la ~oi tiing LOS ANGELES, March 19.—The time | &,i0 8 to 4 to 5. and the books were hard Ray of Siiver.|..1 S etk sread Thompson. ... Tullettl 30 €0 Un y freshmen and Santa Clara Coi- Mike Maher settled the asplrations of | (KOS ANGELES, March 10.°The Hme | hit on this last named play. The colored | Time—, 24%: air. 161, Gond start. Won firat thres driving, Winner, B, Schreiber's B . The officials of the Callfornia Basebal | (82 held interesting fleld day sports at Frask Gorman in one round. ‘The lattér's | THESHMOnS Was BIven 1o accept of fe | foreman of the Morris stable told Lee | by Saii-Derfargilli. Deutchland had more early speed than Maxnic end siood o hard drive. | League met last night and decided upon | S2Nt® Clara this afternoon. Eight of the seconds threw up the sponge. ject the offer of the Century Club for the | Jackson “to let Old England gallop pver B;n:mvn consistent colt that will improve. Len Reno poorly handled. Puss in Boots | the rulesand regulations which shall gov- | ¢VeDtS had been completed when the Stan- et e St 4 prospective Jefries-Fitzsimmons fight €X- | o the seven-furlong pole and brecze to | _°% badly. Scratched—Edna Roso 110, Honiton 105, Lady Superba 110, Bscarola 100. orn the teams of the league for the aca. | [T, MeN Were obliged to catch a train i d to-n: i ; deciston Al i = e i et S adei e ea- . New Orietns Racing, | pired locnight without any final declslon | the stretch.” From start to finish the fa SECOND RACE—Six and a halt furlongs; selling; 4-year-olds and up; to first, §325. | Son of 1902. %7 | for home. The score then stood 42 for NEW ORLEANS, March 19—Summary: | bY the Cornishman. In reply to Jeftries' | vorite ran under mild restraint, winning [ ————— = 200 % 07 Srone » et e The schedule was adopted and will be | Sieniord to 32 for Santa Clara. anh:!::r:‘(::& r;::‘:}?—fifi?gm;:m‘:u] 3 ;e:;n:l:s;i;fil ow»d.h,;_ 1‘1’1‘;3 h;tzs:‘.r:; L,:“L,ve;p:snfl:enxu;z u;:gg Zlgfe{;yix?:flcl: Index |[Horse, Age, Weight.|St. %. 3%. Str. Fin t Owner and Jockey. Iofx" o | made public on Sunday. The Spalding n}" la:ge ":wd wlme”“}‘, T Somtma._ X¢ pond” race, one mile and seventy yanis. | oo telesra # | sails. “Ransch on Joe Frey — —l i ball was agal > | the other four events had been played Ferin Park won. Tom Kingeles: semsd, Tnsa- | ROIINg off with the hope that some East- | with the damp going when the stretch | 3440 [Prin. Titania, 4. 074 1h 11% 28 1n |Cacsar Youns...Ransch| 45 710 | ooy S§ain adopted. ./ The only Dew | g nta. Clare clafiped She WOUMS Revy sive third. Time, 1:4d. ° : ern Club would raise the §25,000 bid of the | was reached and finished last, Hagerdon (gj;g)iggf_f;;e, ooid00 s Sn 4181n 26 DA Honlg.Fauntleroyl 10 140 o ‘fo‘se" oy B s, which requires | The events not completed were the broad -~ - - a d % . 3 £102] 3 | 2 e catcher “play up’” 5 ¢ Franires sesond. Browl thitd. Time, 1142 " | LoB Angeles people. He suggested the | taking the place, five lengths before Sea | 87 (Captivate, 1108l T 6m B oo 340 (8 Buderm o dken 13 M | throughout the game. This wiy oot | JUmp. high jump. hammer throw and 2x- " Fous ’ one mile— g me be extended until April 1. In reply % 3 . |Little Henry u.l105(2 22 2 g’ 2 5 . a af g e s certain of Pt i e, Hemamp. Albula wom. | to this Jeffries sent the following tele- | Qe t of six first choices reached the | 3484 |Kitty Kelly, i s S R R A A o Fin & McAtesRown! *) 23 |each game an average of nearly five min- | the hammer throw, as Cutter a few days PR T . e <cfiiar:d et i v 4 Bevire | 2508 [Chayple, & o9 2 73 710 710 [T Morehcuse. . Frowen| 30 ‘200 | utes. ago broke the worid’s record, throwing a \ race. one.mile and a quarter, seliing— | . - EoE Jarring. - The. flelds ate constantly im-| 2200 |Ping, » 102/ 8 8 BV G. 'W. Chappeil...Stuart| 30 7 The playing rules of the American | Tho vochons 1of famer 19 feet 2 inches. Pay the Fiddler won. Free Admission second, | “Robert Fitzsimmons, Bath Beach, N. | proving and the crowds are large. =Busi- | THMe—3¥, :36; % :6T; % 1:10%; 6%r, 124 Good start. Won first threo driving. Winner, | League of 1901 were agreed upon. Four | results follow. . o' » neh. The detatled dtrice third ime, 2: 1 Xz n{) e best thing we can do is to | ness in the ring is good. with the talent Caesar Young's br. m, by Massetto-Queen Titania, Judging from ker poor race, the Prin- games will be played each week i ¥ Sixth race, selling, one mile and a quarter— | accept the offer of the Los Angeles club cées does not like a slow track. Antolee a surprise, Dorlan tired the last quarter. Little | city— 3 b gl more than holding its own. . Al Because of the track's condition the | ‘Henry quit. Kitty Kelly received a weak ride. Scratched—EL Oriente 102, D P A A e L AS AT A IS PSSt Mile run—Castro, Santa Clara, won 'hursday, Friday. Saturday and |kins, Stanford, — second. - Ghoransen, = Santa X Ghor w Time, 2:08' gstelle second, Lou Rey third. | before they withdraw It. Answer at once. % “3. 3 JEFFRIES. t 3 fLjehe D et 1~~~ | Bunday—and two in Oakland—Wednesday | Clara, third. Time, 6:01 1.8 Seventh race, selling, geven furlongs—Andes books went to 2 to 1 iu the searc! 3468, = % e S ay | 3 , 2 5. won, fir Kingston second, Lady Kent thirs | The Century Club supplemented Jeffries' | Watercure money. The Morris entry was - THIRD RACE—One mile; Kiickitat handicap; three-year-olds and up; to first, $400. | &fternoon and Sunday morning. Los An- | ive® dash_McCuughern. Stanford, won Time, 1:28. fatogrecem with the Solloming: allotted 122 pounds in the Klickitat handi- geles will be given an extra game each | ford. third. Thme t1r ond: XKitchen, : T sy el Bath Bench, N, | C2Pat 2 mile and has always been partial lndexfuers—. Age, Welght.|st. | “Robert itzsimmons, Ba ch, N. | to a fast track. Class told though, for| —-— — e =l Notable Sale of Thoroughbreds. | Y.—Our three offers still open. Jeffries | after firax: “nd The Iretter had led. to | 2218 [Watercure, 5 122] 4 LEXINGTON, Ky., March 19.—The big- | understands the_conditions thoroughly | the stretch Jackson moved with Water- | 3447 [The Fretter, 6....107 3 Str. Fin. Owner and Jockey. 1% 1% |G B. Morris....Jackson| 86 21 [F J O'Rourke..Ranschi Wweek this_season while the team i 100-y: F k s at -yard hurdle~-Woodrums, St r home, a Sunday morning game having | Beach, _Stanford, second: Hubpard been decided upon. Sacramento will have | C1ar#, third. Time, : ; d 58 ; 2 the same number of s 440-yard _dash—& in, gest deal in horsefiesh in years was con. | a1d prefers the T per cent proposition. | cure and galloping to the front downed | Gitf Erase, 3 . oAt : 2% 38 |[Curl & Co......L. Daly| Thursday, Friday, Saturday sna s year— | McCarthy, Santa (e sae I anford, won: summated hero to-day when J. W. Schorr | 1€ U8 is accepted we wil place 000 ir | The Fretter af lelsure. The winner's 0dds B . 8 4 4 |Jennings & Co..".J. Daly All tams will 'wéar _white uniforms | "o Curd- | Time, 87 1.5, © 1 Cievens St of Memyltie oot 3. MeCattaris o | an nk in California. You select ref- | were backed down to 3 to 2. Time—1 52 %, 1:18%; X ” PR while on the home s S s, yu Stanford, won: C: chased of 3. M. Camden of the Hartland | £1ee an Francisco raised license $5000. | “Barney Schreiber's bay ‘colt, Deutch- | driving G5, Yrormin® o ?“%y’\'«‘-fikcr‘c‘:’&.’fi?;k-s vt Whitercune went to the | marcon when "‘Siflf‘?un(q;afid Skl s ooy enta S " Stantora. stud, Woodford County, thirty-one head | HAave already secured permit here. If | land, by imp. Sain-Derfargilla, won the | front when Jackson got ready. The Frettor ran his roce.” Sister Jonniyoune Vent to the | be required to don a regulitios orill 180 | third. * Time, : g of yearling thoroughbreds for $20.000. Six. | iEht comes here it must be during week | opening two-year-old scramble at three [ vantage. 3 2 er Jeanie rated fo mo 84~ « | club will be allowed to Sign o placet Wy | 36 el d 2ot put—Cutter. Santa Clara, won Teen are B Tonpy oo twcrve pe 1 | ehding May 6, us thers will be 100003 vis: | fhd & Balf THFIOnER In . noe BIEE W | S A~ | 15 ORI R By Coal8T & PlaYer wh | 30 (6% 10 inches: Magee. Santa Clase. Seennd, some and the rest by well-known sires. ’;‘,‘;fi; “';rhlgg f;,“'?, 1 carnival. Must hear | Maxnic;, the ;av}c‘:mg,hc&nley, :vhv k;m 3464, FOURTH RACE—Seven furlongs; three-year-olds and up; to first, $325. ber 15 after Octo- | 36 fest T4 inches; Hyde, Stanford, third, 36 3 m you by noo MOrrow. the mourit on the Schreiber entry, s President Mor: e —- foe Rp £l e 3 3 P 'an reéported hq 220-yard hurdle—Dol e 3 Y CENTURY ATHLETIC CLUB. eross the track from the outside and S 7 Betting. v e had re- S Haoes tantord, wan; B Britt Offers to Fight McGovern. CeEaAlIe) S R R Beting the good Eoing was never headed. Tf,’ff"me, Age, Weight/St Y. %. Str Pin. | Cwner and Jockey. |Op. ©Ci | Soived & deposit of $1500 from each club | SARO. selond: Hubbard, Sania Clars, (hick: Timmy Britt, who Is appearing inis | nCHIGAGO] March 16.—The Brne-Gara- | 211108 ULC ECO8 08 TRt RIS R Sy Goen o1 Eneland 1 12% L5715 .15 |0, B Mokl T2 920 |Som in the league. - o PSh the sea- | “Pole vault—Cutter. Santa Clars, won: week at the Central Theater, has si, od | take place to-ni e 3 ¢ | Bennett finished third. 4230 [Hagerdon, 5 4 2n 38 38 25 |H L. Frank 5 11- Thursday and Friday Stanford, second; Fleming, S: orvon; Bell, gnified Pl ght, Is slated for Friday P, = 1 ad; favorite, | 3448 |Sea Quee: 3 4 ¥4 > ay of each week, o 1 %, Santa Clara, third Sie willingness to Mept Turrly MoCowern | Hight. The Bosthonemant et fusty iy || Frincess:Tifents, an odds on favorite, | 3448 Igea’ Queen, g w0 s 34 |John A. Lewlis...Stuart| 10 ~ 40 |cepting when they fail on holidn woX- | Helght, 10 feet. h P in the ring. The managers of the Yo.| fact that Governor Yates opposed the use | 1Ad a narrow escape from defeat in @ v. 25 4 3" |3 F Schorr.....Ranschl 3 "5, |set asde as ladies” days. On frs Jvere > - a - i a If furlong selling number. | mym, B E BTN & 'y h ocea- | @ semite Athletic Club have wired East an | 0f a State militia armory for prizering | $X and a half me—14 , :50; %, 1:18%: %, 1:30. Good start. Won easily. Second and third | S100S the fair sex may view th » offer and expect an answer at any fime | Purposes. A large hall has been secured | Fortunately Jackson managed to get the | " driving. "Winner, G. B. Morris' b. g by Goldfinch-Queen Bess. & “plpe opener” for the | 88Me without going through t;éef\;]ra“ondl » t 0 2 . . ¢ Drivi i mare away well and after making the| winner. Joe Frey ran well to stretch, where R: of appr: i mality 115, (3139; ot X L ATAL Bt S S, give Or “{}‘;’;\.';A’g“fif;‘y‘“yf;"g;;,’g;;’“;‘i‘;ifl;m_, running was broyght to a hard drive 10| _gave the place to Hagerdon. Sen Quéen wil TR 15 I e goln, This UPFoachie: e Bes- affice, (Hsbroro Viva'.. 18| 5% Dime Rics <in b & sanara B PO 0 _ s Pl - M . 5 own the o 1 sho ntolee . | ot e Mg S b asur fank s S Il e d S s it 1,0 i B e ) 2 i onami . 18| 3252 Mo "SE Ryan io-day accepted a proposition to | Torian fell heir to show honors. 3405. FIFTH RACE—Mile and an elghth; selling; three-year-olds and up: to fi o ittt @ | ... Alsono 15 ontezuma, ..113 Boss Wins Park Tennis Match. the National Sporting Club of London for | ., A killing”” was made by somebody over e e 22 yesterday morning. At one st _Fourth race—Six furlongs, selling; three- The fourth tennis tournament for Juve- | Lao = a0 SROFAg Club of Tondon f0F | srie capture of the mile and & furiong 881: |suacy lirorse. " Age; Welght |8t %. % | 8te \min | Omror ang Jomme Eame fheve thiling. At one stage of the | Year-olds and upward: niles was completed yesterday on the park | tional Sporting Club tried to arrange a | NS number. From { and 4% the 0dds| . — i ke & tioneer was 310,000 to the gond plUS | 3ok % for Scandal102) 3423 Botany '......100 courts. The winner was George Ross In. | match between Ryan and Jack O'Beien | against Redwald were h?]msered}:}nv;n tlcv{ a4 |Redwald, 5. 1 118106 1% 11 fennings & Co_.L. Daly slipped. away again and Ifx(!’ludr'et?“[a 1| 508 quoncy - 1041 j2004 Gold. Cottage: 100 f . 2 4 ) L %a1 2 24 [H. E. Re 1 red a gy rion ........ 98 the finals he beat Knickerbocker on even | but the men failed to agree on terms. 0. 5, A0S T s A o e 4. 41% 2. Rowell....J. Daly| oser. N 94)John Peters... 97 5 T g the chestnut horse won all the way. John | 3463 ICom. Forster, 3..100/ 3 21 2n 42 3% |5 F Schorr.. . Ranee Af g (Ga04)John Peters... 911 3308 Afghan 116 serme, 64, 60, c:;“ latter should have re- of“;’jéfl‘i‘n‘i‘n’ahc‘i‘:‘g’:"u?p;a““éflé“‘m Rane | McGurk, piloted by Johnny Daly, finished (GADFrank Woods, 0:7105 6§ in 21 42" (daraen City Stable. - gen] the tgi‘r"?:lyp%gfilz?dkerir"x&f"('xd, bidding 3449 February ... 91/ 3381 Jerid - York have signed articles to fight before | 40055 *econd: Commissloner Torster, | 3415 iMorinel, a 3.3% 52 5% 6 [ Somn balanced fields proved too much of | Fifth race—Mile and a sixteenth, selling: the Southern Athletic Club of this city on four-year-olds and. upward ; T 8L, bl 2 enruthl _ 6 5 | temptation and Joe Rose cut in age April 14 for the lightwelght championship Nothing possessed of much class started me—1, 25 6, :52 mile, 1 13m, Good start. Won easily. Seo. terday. He quit $2500 loser on zge",',g’:e“ (3452)Black Dick ..108; 3447 McGyle ’l‘ ? in the final mile selling run and Artilla. ! ond and third driving. Wi V. B. Jenni & C A g o of the world. d iving. nner, . B. nings 0.’ ch. g. by Tenny-Redworth Rose’ noon's exercises. (3418)Horton .. 110! 3435 Gal: Al c you Bl ous PHILADELPHIA, March 19.—Philadel- | O7Ce S g00d as 7 to 2. enjoved an easy | L. Daly on the winner rods a bétter race than did J. Daly on John McGurk. Picador was If Old England and Cruzados shoyyg| 2409 Jim Hale . ey 1 " 107 g f it. The Singer led into the stretch, lame. TForster showed improvement. phia Jack O'Brien knocked out Ed Den- | ©'. . © e A S e oA~ AN A~ A~~~ eennr. | ADPED to meet on Saturda : Do ha i Fass of “this city to-might at tne Penn | Then he began lo fre lasting long | SNy RACE—One mile; selling; th 1d ; 5 a great drawing card. Y 1t Would be | syxn raceSix fuslongs, selling; three-year you have Sick Head- | Xfietic Crub in ihe nrt rora. enough, however. to beat Vasallo, the fa- d e mile; g; three-year-olds and up; to first, $325, Following are the entries for thisafter. | 2105 804 unward: b 4 CINCINNATI, March 18-—8am Harris, vorite, for second place. B |H fazo VS | Betting~ | noon’s event: aLter- | (3460)Dol. Weithoft.110|. 3460 Marshal Neil.110 aches? You can be qulckly manager for T;rryndG v T;n—o——ck e, ndex|Horse, Age, Welght,St. %. %. Str.' Fin. | Owner and Jockey. |Op: @i First race—Six furlongs, selling: three-y 4T Quiet oo 101 3838 Colonial Girl. . 104 that he had offered to match McGovern 2 3238 |Artilla, . 109|5 56 45 1h 11% [C. W. Carbol 3 olds and upward: 5 ' e} < 5 : 110| 3 - e ’ d easily relieved by taking | against Benny Yanger of Chicago. the | Jackey Harry Birkenruth will depart on | 34i1 |The Sines fR- S22 ag i i W D Setkusal ' 772 163 | 2650Geo. Clark ... 061 3432 Claranda ... 108 | 3108 Bovnota e 10¢| B e e g is expected that it will tak 1 n . It | Sunday for Little Rock, where the stable 3429 E;la lo, 3. 44 21% 32 81 Burns & Waterhs..Ranch)| 2 2 ‘5203" e ennis “Oi 3422 Legal Maxim. 08} Our Lizzle 114l 38 Educate 2 5 riiie, ake place in Lou- | of his employer, Lous Egell, is now quar- | 3128 [Bxpedient, ©..... 32 2n 41 41 |P. E. Smith....J. Daly| 40 29 Bagdad 110! 3452 Loyal § ey Hgen s sville, g . ingler, 3. .97 7 65 512 515 [D. 8. Fountain.Treanor| 3 g | 242 Panimint ....113 3430 Killdoe . 90 Selections for To-Da: Tee Jackson ‘plloted three winmers yes. | 0L (Roul. Wheel 'a: 10902 2n 51 7 ° 62° |H W L. Daly| 40 o | 343 Mont Peeress. 94| 3280 Silver Fizs. 1ou y- a 5 Radcliff to Be Postmaster. terday and once finished third, BAS Benator dexi SIULG 8 ¥ [ 81 [ E X NI, el (4 Cipo, of T8 Sereston ... {0 GRIA Nannle Motk § o e "o NNe Nolan, Sliver Fiea, Beren- = - os. LOS ANGELES, March 19.—The Her- | ,¢utchland will be a starter in the rich [ Time—3, :26; 3, :513%; %, 1:19; mile, 1:45%." Bad start.” Won easily. Second and third Secorid racec1 Produce Exchange stakes to be decided on | driving. “Winner, 'C. 'W. Carroll's br. m. by Artillery-Duchess of Towers. The Singer sng | Ing: three-year-old and @ half furlongs, sel. | Second race—Royal Rogue, Claudiator, El | ald’s Washington correspondent tele- | Saturday. Maxuic fs aiso entered Vasallo both tired. ~Artilla had nothin . B L. L g left to beat. Jingle 1) ‘ Chihuahua. . graphs that the contest over the post-| Oid England 1s entered in the American | Aloha IL 111, Light Ball 107, Our Lizzle 100, Bvea & 01, Gowainy 1oy [oFM. Scratchea— G Boval Bosue. 111 ‘aaee Dandoo. - Third race—Lizzle Rice, Del: Vi l s mastership in Watsonville s ended and | Derby and is quoted at to 1 in- the = 8227 Claudiator ....114| 3362 Leof Tangdon’ ce— SRR O Y Lont tho hame oI Seorge G. Badellt was | winter books, = S8 Dwight Way. 114 PHis Hias Langdon. Fourth race—John Peters, Duckoy, School for Tetommented by Bemresy. madcllf was| There are some very smart people about | chances of Redwald one spectator bet the | short price and must have been playing | 90 Bl Chihuahua 117! k! ey Sold Everywhers. In bozes 10c. and e o0 ch- | racetracks these days. Although Walter | bookmakers to a standstill on the race; | on excellent information. & Fifth race—Black Dick, Jim Hale, MacGyle. Jennings did not like particularly well the ' At the close he was willing to accept @ “Silver BiI" Rellly left for Bennings ' ing: mao sceromre °0d @ balf furlongs, sell- Sixth race—St. Philipina, Colonial Girl, Mas-