The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 20, 1903, Page 35

THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL., SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1903. TROPHIES ARE CAPTURED | 1 ADVERTISEMENTS. BY FAIR YOUNG EXPERTS To INTRODUCE #this wool underwear, su- perior in many ways | i to the best heretofore | | | | Tennis Cups Become the Property of Miss Vera Beyfuss and Miss Hazel Naylor Through Their Second Victory on Golden Gate Park Courts made, we will make the price + . . . and Miss Alice Naylor beat Miss Ida Mearns “KANT . s (Registered) l UNDERWEAR e . % p iss V. Crocker, 7-5, 6- Tennis Club participated in some | *, %% 05 “Nies’ Lindstzom and Miss Al- - | lively turnament play vesterday on | berger beat Miss Mills and Miss Duncan. 6-2, For 3 months A e ul | the public courts. As play was | %3 Anda | confined to the second and third | py Bey nd » N SEEEEEESNREEEEE @ classes the matches, although exciting | K. | 6-2, 6-3. because it is also ..Ladies’ Knitted... Our LINURET is a hygienic LINEN, preferred and commended form-fitting, sightly and durable. Ask about it. | and hotly contested, were not of a high | class. In the second class the cups were car- ried off by a new team, Miss Anita Bey- fuss and Miss Gretta Lindstrom. Miss Vera Beyfuss and Miss Hazel Naylor by Many of the players who will partici- | pate in the tournament to-day were out for practice. Guy Lytton and Charles Dunlap played a tie match with Charles Griffin and J. M. Baker, the score being 5. George Janes and Dunlap beat - 6. George Finch and Charles Teller 6-4. M. Long and Teiler beat J. R. Lewis and VESTS and JACKETS winning the third trophies yester- fistee KNIT T, T PTIARNL Poateeson o SR L1k Avaims 68, €5. T8 EFInchanA At y won the previous tournament and | yme tieq Teller and 36 . as the cups were to be won twice they | Many of the ¢ Club players now belong to the winners. | braved the fog and wind and put in the | By far the best match was that in |afternoon beforc the nets. A fast doubles which Miss Anita Beyfuss and Miss Lind- | Was played by Dr. Sumner Hardy and Delightful to the ad the body —— | $7.50 OPEN SATURDAYS till 10:00 P.M. Thousands of men are mere INP PR igmies of pigm H 60 GE strom were opposed to Miss Dorothy | Harry Rolfe and Bidney Salisbury and what nature intended them, backward, over ARY STREET e Dr. Hill. Hardy and Roife won three =48 : g : ed and Miss Alice Naylor. € latter | co¢s the last of which was close. Hardy sensitive, fearing to venture, delicate, easily SAN FRANCISCO were the cup holders and the former were idered thelr most dangerous Oppo- nts. After each had won and lost a set the others and won de. somewhat outclass: many aces for his In singles Will Allen and Norman Hodg- discouraged, short of breath, weak nerved, lacking the grit, the “sand” which is the possession of vigor- —_ ——— — | N VESELEY WINS THE SENIOR COURT DECIDES AGAINST |62 Miss Beyfuss and Miss Lindstrom | xingon played three fast sets. The for- po 1 oF J took the third and deciding one, which | mer we firat, | & orofes : Lacas s £ & SINGLE SCULL SHELL RACE CLATIC OF ALTBGED WIDOW | stn: tc fovee. The withers sece shodier ) e anl0 e O D e ous manhood. They need Electricity, which is ani mal vitality. Itis the foundation of all vigor. Itis the fuel to the engine which runs the human ma- than their opponents and won by getting the balls back. Miss Weed played an ag- son aiso won three Cornell. Member of the Bohemian Boat Club | Lillie Belle Pierce Loses Her Suit straight from Ray Scores a Decisive Victory on Against the Imboden Estate in | gressive wg:_n ., but F-\frri,"w{! direction | The following matches were played: the Mariem. St. Louis. it el Glenn Cogwel Leat Hary Meaee, 6:3, 60, chine. Electricity, as I apply it, is a source of new NEW YORK, Se 19.—Judge Thomas B.|yindstram wom x ; ack beat L. . : iy 2 7 YOR Sez < . Lindstrom won all their matc Bozarth @ 1: Nor- ife to all parts thy dy. My scull sbell race, the s Probate Court, In & de- | ynf) they reached the finals, where they 'man Hodg 8.2, 6-4, life t parts of the body. Mj regatia ay, refused to allow the were |,14\‘l4 n in straight sets. and Roy Cornel Dr. Noble beat W. Little, -4, O Bozarth beat m the ¥ Plerce to a widow's share 2 2k ity e : ; 3 e 0000 adhla BF e hath & rbiar In the third ciass one of the teams d&- | Gray, G-4, 0-4; Sidney Salisbury beat Iiurry Hoat mon law wite she cave | faulted and the only match played re-!Rolfe, -4, -3 Rolfe and ‘Dr. Hardy beat Jur v Joseph Wheeler, on behalf o in a victory for Miss Vera Bey- | Salisbury and Dr. Hill, 4 Allen tock & > the Circi Miss Hazel Naylor, who beat | heat Harry Haight, 8-6, 6-4; ed J. n appeal to the Circult . "y F. Brady, 0-4 hitney and Miss Mearns 8-6, 62. | Rl Pierce's contention was supported in | The second class resulted as follow The | ‘\“l;mh 1[7"'«)2‘ o vlou\;’\lv; tourna- it ded g Bokgens e ey | 1—Miss Anna Aberger and | (¥ 2o o Al weak stomach, constipation, on th rk courts to-day. gin promptly at 9 o’clock. S T ] Dick Welles to Try for Record. il be- Miss 2 Play v = Dorothy rom beat 6-0; M of early rged prostate gland, or_any of takes, excesses or overwork? My me tricity while you sleep at night will ¢ nerves with the fire of life. L o i e ) you. It fills the James Wins the Championship. French Gulch T CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Louts N. James of [ CINCINNATL t.” 19.—Negotiations : Glenview. last_year's national title holder, de- | are now on for an attempt by Dick Welles R E v e Sluice-Box Robbers Caught. 1“Vaul T Alurohy Tof” the Garden City | i his mile Worlds running record EAD BIHlS“ F IDENCE NACO z % ) Golt Ci he o finals o the | bS5 at the fall mésting at Latond 1 have worn your Belt for a lttle over two months now, and T am Barthquakes Disturb Cubans. R e oae pwjonehip to-day by four up | e e B better than I have ever been befors. That tired feeling has left me, and < George Ogllsive were was almos! oregone opens er ame 1 ¢ ) Ca Sk g ke Airntun | e O e e my back Is all right HENRY DIETRICH, I. 1da SANTIAG : Your Belt has done me a world of Zood. s al! gone h Park will 3 . of robbing t ik Welles will be ard I am feeling very good indeed. J. J. 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Sundays, 10 to I SHVING GROUND |ONE LONE FIRST WING FOR M'GEE CHOIGE IN FRONT Colt Takes the Fieetfoot Handicap by Hugging the Rail Office Hours—8 a. m. to 8 p. m. !O!QiOBOEQ'fiNQ'Q!Q'G CrONOFANARARDNOESK ATHERS MAKES HEAVY GLEAN-UP Sends in Large Commis- sions on McChesney and Irene Lindsay. Upsets Are Numerous on the Delmar Park Track. —_— Dispatch to The Call. Special Dispatch to The Cal Special Dispatch to The Call. 19.—The St. Francois ongs was the fea card at Delmar Park 1d was won in easy fash- second cholce in the NEW YORK, Sept. 19.—E. E. Smathers’| CHICAGO, Sept. 19.—Fortune and the| ST. LOUIS, Se McChesney, favorite at 1 to 2, won the| conditions imposed by the who | handieap Second Special at Gravesend to-day. It| makes up the races favored Ed Corrigan | ture of an ex was reported around the ring that Smath-| at Hawthorne to-day, his horses captur-| this aftern ers won close to §75,000 on McChesney and | Ing four of the six races. The feature |jon by C man Irene Lindsay, winner of the sixth race. | Was the victory of McGee in the Fleetfoot | betting. Outsider the betting won all The Second Special was for three-year. | handicap, which the colt won by a short | of the races e Weathe | head from Beau Ormonde. It was a sen- | cle track olds and upward, at a mile and a half | Four were carded to start, but Moon | sational struggle at the end and the vie-| FIRST RAC! 8 v was o v . cGH Betting. Daisy was drawn. McChesney 1%, The|tory was practically a fluke. McGee | g% " ! cemed beaten off at the head of the Picket 110 and Sheriff Bell 110 were the| stlarters. They were sent away start. Passing the stand the Sheriff Bell was in the lead, Picket second and McChesney last. This order was maintained into the bacl stretch. Rounding the far turn the three horses were running head and head, with | McChesney on the outside. At the head of the stretch McChesney was slowly forging to the front, and at the on eighth pole he was a good length in front. From there to the finish he just galloped, winning easily by two and a half lengths. Thie Picket finished six lengths in front of Sheriff Bell. The Brighton Beach Assoclation has of-| fered to hang up a $10,00 purse for a race between McChesney and Waterboy. | The $15,000 Hindu stakes, for three-year- | olds, was won easily by the favorite,| S Hurstbourne, with Janeway second and | Gimerack third. | Jockey H. Callahan had a bad fall in stretch. As the field swung at the stretch | | turn Baker brought McGee through on | the inside, saving much ground and en- quckly to a good first time with Thu} abling him to win by a scant head. So close was the betting that McGee, Golden e and The Kentuckian went to the post_equal favorit 7 x and a half furlongs, s at 7 to 2, and all of | the horses in the race were played. | The track was in good shape, the|g weather clear and cool and the attend-| ance the best of the week. Summary: | < Six furlongs: selling: Horse, Welght, Jockey . 110 (Reiff)...... 1n | T 1 (Knapp) 23 2 | . 100 (Philps) 4 4 3h | good. Won driving 13 . & by Artillery-Prin- retil. Charlie Grainger 106, Frivol 105, 107, The Rabbit 100, Christopher athee 108, James J. Corbett 108, Bag- Graclous 100, 2lso ran, 1 Steeplechase, short course; Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin. Galba, 130 (Hueston). . 4 s 140 (Seaton) 1 se. Weight (Johnsn) 2 Jockey. St. 3 e the last race, but escaped with a shaking | e Wer deinies 13 “rofx @O, 107 ( ) 3 1 up. Mordella, the winner of the race, was ! c: by Major Richards: | 7 10 1—Pourquel Pas. 93 (Shes)... } 3 disqualified for fouling. Summary: | Miss Pr : f:*l}ivt,l‘l;‘nr?%wra l”:hd s - AL »e - A sixteent: miles e . 5 - Beivina 105, Don O Yetting. Horse, \\'vlshll, Jolrkt;ly, St Fiw. £ - S 7 to 2—Caughnawaga,126 (Bullmn) 4 1h IRL : R Wiattaet - | § t 1—Sir Voorhics, 100 (Boyd).. 1 1 24 L A e T - e furiongs, purse: 60 to 1—Slidell, 86 (D. O'Connor).. 3 2 5 1% | 2 st % Weight. Jockey. St. % FY P+ 2 etting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin. ght. Jockey. St. % Fin. ‘Time, 1:481-5. Start good. Won driving. | 7o 3o seGee. 108 (BAKEF: srro--. 8 6 1R nk Collins, 100 (. Winner, J. Sanford's ch. c. by CHford-La |} to 3—Beau Ormonde. 110 34 5 2n | Jcnnessey) 3118 Tosea. 'Brigand 106, Glenwater 118, Ethics 106, | 7 {0 1 Toah. 108 (Otis).- 1 3 31 | «to1—Ingoithrite, 108 Caivity. & & 2 1% Bontiibert 122, Sative 04, Leader 114, aldo ram, Time, 1:143-5. Start good. Won driving. | 2 to 1—Baggerly. 103 (Shea).. 2 2 30 Winner, E. Corrigan's b. c. by White Knight- | Time, 1:03%. Start good. Won easily. Win- fil’flfl]mes & U“ri h SECOND RACE—The King's Highway Stee | Remorse. The Kentuckian 110, Schwalbe 107, | ner, Mrs. A. Givens' br. c. by loe Norwood- ¢ ¢ 9 RS . Golden Ruie 108, Talpa 101, The Forum 90, also | Lady Glyde. Ario 103, W. P. Palmer 102, Ida c o e e s, 40 e m ™ fran, Davis 104, Interrogation 100, Matt Wadleigh T O R sanl o0, e o 1h ~2a | 100, Bradley Bull 107, True Girl 105, also ran. i 10 to 1—Step. Lightl * 1P, | FOURTH RACE_Five turlongs: handicap: | =" Distillers 9 o Aptep, URhUE AR 136 | nitiing. Horse, Welght. Jockey. St % Tn. | SIXTH RACE—Gne and thres-sixtesntn ' S e, 3:08, Start good. Won driving. Win- | 8 to 2—Toledo. 111 (Ottm...-coc-c 3 & 1 b | miles, selling "G Schwarz' ch: g by Georgetown |© to 2—Testimony, 104 (Buchanan) 1 1 2 1% | Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin. Chicago, = =« - linoi o Cnowdy 153, Jim Newman 140, Gypate | Even—My Gem. 85 (3. Bonner). . 2 4 32 |31 1—The Bobby, 103 (Sayers).. 1 & 110 : o 30, Cailer 145, : "Baron Penper | wTime. 1:022-5 Start good. Won driving. | g ¢ 1—El Caney, 106 (J. Sheehan) 2 4 22 130, Caller 145, Zinziber 153, Baron Pepper 134, Lavator 170, also ran, 5 to 1—Branch, 106 (Castro) 3 2 31 Time, 2:06%,. Start good. Won eastly. Win- ner, J. J. Ogle’s ch. g by Inspector B-Pansy ., Galoit 93, King- Winner, Burns & Waterhouse's ch. c. by Alta- max-Talluda. Willlam® Wright 106, Trompeuse 105, Foncasta 103, also THIRD RACE—The H \ | s £ x -0lds ne and three-quarts fles : H s o Tony Le Betting. . Horse, Weight, Jockey. 8t. 3 Fin. | pRIFTH RACE—Cue mile: salling=_ | Rene 08, Viccerne 97, also ran. 11 to $o—Hurstbourne, 118 (Fuller) 1 3 1 3 «| Bettins. Horse, Weight, Jockey. 8t. % Fin. | %7 16 to 5—Janeway. 16 (Burns).... 4 3 2 % |0ftc I—Emma M. 100 Ouphant) & F 3B | SEVENTH RACE—SIx furlongs, selling: 4 to \-_Gimerack, 114 (Gantion). 3 4 2413 | 2101—Frank M. 93 (H Phtiiipe) 1 4 34 | Beiting. Hems. Wonght. Jostns. & F 15 ner, W, B. Leeds' b. c. by Indio-Flora Hurst. | woiome & Shcre rt good. Won driving. | § 10 I ONAN, 0 o (hrknrih) 7 8 2 3 Fhson 106, also ran. 5L | Winner, B. Butler's br. f. by Hastings-Wood | 8 to 1—Gus Lanka, 100 (BUERER) 5 © 3 o t AR S Nymph. ajor Dixon 99. Reckiess S8, 1da v | 13 to 1—Dr. Scharff. 108 Th:‘-_y R 'w:’ SOUBTE RACE- TV Sieest B | 95, Tube 90, Antolee 96, also ran. | fime, 117%. Start good. Won easily. Win- ACE—~ nd Special, one o | ner, J. B. Jones' br. or bik. m. by Prince of aco-Nellie Whitaker. Bernota 110, Miss and 2 half miles: Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin. 1 to 2—McChesney, 126 (Fuller). . 3 4 8 to §—The Plckei. 110 (O'Neil) 3 2 100 to 1—Sheriff Bell,110(H.Callhn) 1 3 : H Time, 238 Start good. Won galioping. | 5 10 2—Luralighier. 111 (Stille).. - & 3 el K . - | Time, 1:42 rt fair. “drtving. Tinner, B k. Smathers' ch. c. by McDuft-| winner, E. Corrlgap’s b. &. by Orsini-Moonlit. Saflor’'s Dream 104, Pirateer 107, Blue Miracie 104, also ran, R e ] ) SIXTH RACE—One mile; purse: Monico Betting. Horse, Welght. Jockey. St. % Fin, | Manners 90, Sweet Dream 99, $id Silver 108 a 1 Bluegrass Girl 102, Baird %1 9 to 5—Orfeo. 111 (J. Reiff).. 1n | Sweet Charity 108, 2h 107, also ¥ e ee—————— Cresceus Lowers a Record. OMAHA, Neb, Sent. 10.—Cresceus, the world's champion trotting stallion, broke an- other world's records at Exposition Park track to-day by making a mile on a half mile track in 2:08 flat, and also lowered his own record 5 to 1—The Don. 111 (Buchanan).. 1 FIFTH RACE—Selling, two-year-olds, five and a half furlongs: Betting. Horse, Welght, Jockey. St. % Fin. 9 to 10—Funnyaide, 107 (Reafern) 1" §' 1 2 A 105 (Burns)...... SEVENTH RACE—Selling, two-year-olds, A 1: :: ll—‘?‘:l:ec‘z Vie, (M lDBe)loun) 9 7 3% |five and a balf furlongs: of 2:08%. The performance was witnessed 'Time, 1:07 4-5. Start bad. ° Won driving. | Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin. | by 5000 versons The time by quarters was Miss T. W. Littlefleld’s br. f. by G *4 to I—Mordella. 84 (W. Fischer) 1 1 1 h [as follows 3, 1:35%, 2:08 flat. o Merriness. | Wistaria 94, Sneer 06, Gold |10 to 1—Eagle, 100 (O'Brien)..... 5 2 24 | The trotting stall paced by an auto- Sptuk &, Lida: Leth 104 Ovis! 111 Aune Has- | 30, 0 1—Silver Dayn, e (Cochuns) § § § 8 | mobtis and WHR R SUONE E il g e 3 ~ or & strons wind bio - R e e e T o D Itch the mile would have been made in *Disqualified. 2:07. e —— Fast Time Made in Relay Race. PUEBLO, Colo., Sept. 19.—At the State fair races the fivesmile cowboy relay race record was lowered Gi¢ seconds by the Watson & Pratt string of cow ponies, the distance being SIXTH RACE—Selling, about six furlongs: Time, 1 Start falr. Betting. Horse, Welght, Jockey. St. % Fin, | her. Mexican Stable's ch. g e Trene Lindeay, 104 (Fuilr) 1 1° 15 | Trouba. Pristina 90, Shortcake 3, Vibrator S o I e terpoice. "90(Higgins) 4 2 2 11 | 102. Huapala 99, Gypsy Ben 104, Yo San 104, 15 to 1—Sweet Alice, 104(Desouza) 5 3 3 h | Florizel 99. also ran Time, 1:00 4-5. Start poor. Won easily. Winner, E. E. Smathers’ br. m. by St. George- ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.—Cyrus E. Gillesple, ‘Vantage. Captivator 99. Osgood 102, Locket ' skilliful inventor, drowned himself to-day in made in nine minutes and thirty-five and a 101, Plater 104, Trinity Bell 103, Interval 100, | well near his home In Edwardsville, Ills. No | half seconds. The former record, held by the i reason except illness is given for the deed. Palmer & Webster string, was 9:42. i