The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 2, 1906, Page 10

| SPORTS POLOIS NORTHERN TEAM MAY €O SOUTH T Burlingame Poloists Expect to- Play in -the Big Tournament at Coronade APPSR CUP RACE ATTRACTIVE i Francis J. Carolan May Start His Great Pony Fusilade | for the Challenge Trophy | e dering the matter of going tc patronage o Mackey will take the lingham team down probably Mackey and Pony nted. both to be he Lord George Ben- n, -the Dike of Lord Foley made this coun- sus by their deeds in the hunting es racing at 'y for a J. O. Keer of Memories, an im- mtring of some well known owner. - The 3 8. Hobart, who was injured in tirely recovered ng up. ———— ANOTHER MATCH FOR JOE GANS. from his severe sha Champlon Will Meet the Winner of the Rynn-Dougherty Fight in Los Angeles, he ““Buddy takes = place DICK HYLAND HAS BUSY NIGHT. Knocks Out Two Boxers of ‘Ome Hun-| dred apd Thirty Pounds in his at t to Gefent three nd boys to-night su ponents—Jack Haley and the fifth and third rounds, ¢ scheduled five-round bouts. _He pose of Kid Prienbern, 118-pound e o, in the same number of was ah agreement that if both r feet at the end of the con- was n. Hyland was test bout, but Brien- (bition of blocking and et the close of the You Do Not Pay For Failures BUT FOR CURES My tance of & case is equivalent to & cure, for I mever t incurable cases. )t me—MY ADVICE IS FREE. For 5 vears 1 have specielized on the ailments of ,men. My methods are distinctly orig- insl and up to date. Where other ohysi- e are baffied and fail 1 care and cure Flrét 1 Cure You Then You Pay Me Your case is urgent—I atn willing to waif v r the few dollars charge for my merv Could I afford m do this 1f cures were slow or doubtful? Let This Advertisement Be Your Guide It bas been my message to thousands—it has been their first step toward health—it is my message to you The Only Discases | Treat— Spermatorrhoes, Lost Vigor, Varicocele, Stricture, Rupture, Piles, Hydrocele, Or- ganic Weakness, Contagious Blood ' Dis- eases, Acute and Chronic Urethral and Prostatic Inflammation. DR. MILES & CO. 702 Market Slrnet Corner Market LADD’S GUN STORE 421 KEARNY ST. Dealers o Firearms, Fishing T;:ki;&:fl::un Sighost ass P brice paid tor xinds. _Beod wn’.dn Tor atest 100.pegs Catslogue. | »ers’ of -the - Burlingame polo week in Maroh to | rnament which | o | to 1, third. Time, :50%. M Jack Musters, | , Rusticate, be- | n and he may be added to- the | tch, was eut in & | 236 1-5, | “Ihird race, five and a 'half furlongs—The -| Ram ¥ third VIND'S VCTORY PROVES COSTLY Boukmakers Are Scorched, as the Winner Is Heavily 1 Backed in the Ring [SIR WILFRED IS FAST Great Son of Ossary Estab- lishes a New Record for the Ascot Park Track S SN LO8 ANGELES, Feb. 1.—The ring was g'ven & beating when Vino won the fourth race at Ascot to-day. The good three-year-old was backed from 8 to 1 to | ® to 5 and won by five lengths from Ori- the favorite. Tavannes at 20 to 1 shed the dally surprise. Four faver- | ftes were returned winners. Sir Wilfred | covered the five furlongs in the third race (In :59% seconds, a new record for the dis- | tance over the Ascot Park track. Weath- er fine, track fast. Results: First race, four furlongs—Silver Stocking, | 110 (Powely. & to 5, won; Halton, 133 (Hor- | ner)! 5 to 1, second; Sweet Kitty 110 (Aubu- 4 to 1, third. Time, :4b. Allerton, ly M. Blue Bottle, Ed Tracey, Btella A Dajpty Maudie also ran cond race, one mile—Tavannes, 100 (Mori- ), 20 to 1, won; Prince Ching, 110 (Davis), 1, second; Katie Crews, 106 (McDanlel), to 1, third. Time, 1:42 Rockey, Petti- ohn, Mr. Budd, Avontellas. Big Injun, Stons Arablae, Needful Balario, Ebenezer, Tattenham | and Mohur alsoiren. Third race, five furlongs—Sir Wilfred, 110 1 to 2, won; Bribery, QO (McDaniel), gecond; Don Domo 107 (Preston), 4 lsty's ide, Chiet- n' and Ambitious aiso ran. Fourth race, one and & sixtsenth miles— 7ino, 105 _(Miiler), 8 to 5, won; Orilens, 1 . T to 2, second; us, 95 (Kent), third. Time, 1:46 Secret, Master- H. Carey,” Chanoelior Walwo Chactas end Stoessel also ran. Fi ace, one mile 'ang ssventy n 108 (Miller), 6 98 (Scoville) Bixth race, six and a half furlongs—doney Muss, 114 (Aubuchon), 7 to 1, won; Potrero Grang, 112 (Daviy, § to 1 decond; Revolt, 102 (Hudebrand), b to 1, third. Time, 1:203 | Dewey, Ninnasquaw and Bologna also ran. ———— Merry Acrobat a Winner. NBW ORLEANS, Feb. 1.~—City Park racing result First race, foyr furlongs — Karama won, e of the Bay second, Spion third. Time, 745 Second race, mile anq a half, selling—Ross- d won, Helgerson second, Hymettus third. 37 Third race, five and o half furlongy, handi- ap—Airship won, Monaoodor second, Tichi- mingo third Time, 1:07 1-5. Fourth race, mile and seventy yards—Red Ruler won, Foreigner mecond, Berry Hughes third. = Time, 1:48 1-5, Fifth race, six and & helf furlongs—Girard won, Margaret Angela second, J. B4 Grillo Time, 1:22 race, six and & bhalt furlongs—Merry won, Basil second, Adesso third. race, selling, one mile and a. half— scate won, Harry Stephens second, Drexel Time, 2:344-3 C third i SRS St. Valentine Beats Kickshaw. NEW ORLEANS, Feb, 1. —Fair Grounds o | racing results: First race, six furlongs—Rbinerock won, Water Lake second, Buxom third. ~Time, 1:16. | Second rece, three furiongs—Bob's Pet % Jardiniere eecond, Busannah third Time, ter Wing second, Stoner Hill 14 . mile, handicap—st. Valentine - Kickshaw secotd, ‘R, F. Wililams. third. Time, 1:41 Fifth race, Inile and a bhalf—Los Angelino , T mm Bob second, Merry Ploneer third. Time 2 2-5. ng Dick Hyland of | 1 eded in knocking | Bixih race, mile—Consyélo II won, Charlle Thompson_ second, Bitter Brown third. Time, ¥t ———————me Nevada Wants Game With Stanford STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 1-—Man- | ager R. W. Barrett of the associated students of the Stanford Umniversity has recelved a com- municatigh from Nevada stating that the base- ball nine of the sage brush college is de- | sirous of arranging a schedule with the cardi- The games would be held after. the Stan- | ford-Berkeley series and would probably take place at Reno. The Nevadan manager as- sures the cardinal gf all their expenses. No officlal action has been taken, although the project fs considered favorably. The Stanford vareity were bested this after- noon on’ the diamond by the tossefs of the Santa Clara College by the score of 5 to 8. | The cardinal showed a.marked improvement in basa running and fielding, althqugh the hit- ting 1= sull deficlent. Senfs Clara was: heid down until ti fifth ree for the cardinal. | put in substitutes Who were unable to keep up lhe pace. The base running called for applause me after time. Several double steals and |'1fle' singles showed the effectiveness -of Lanagari's efforts. . The line-up follows: * Stanford—Bales, pitcher; 8tott, catcher; Pres- ey, first Dase; Bell, second base; Fenton, thi | base; Sampson, short stop; Wirt, left fleld; Chalimers, center fleld, and Dudley, right fleld. Santa Clara—Kilburn, pitcher; Collins, catcher; Byrnes, first base; Twob: . decond base; Russell, third base; Echlfcr stop: Frieve, left fleld: Walters, center flnld and Leppin, right fleld Fair Tennis Experts Will Meet. The members of the Ladles'’ Annex to the Golgen Gate Tennis Club. will' meet in the first of a series of handicap singles tpurna- ments for & new ree-time trophy, ‘known as the “‘Subscription Oup.”” Seven clever play- ers will meet in the event. The drawing was held yesterday and resulted as follows: Mlu Annabel Vodden (owe 2-6), a bye; Mrs. fteon (owe 2-6) vs. Miss Anita Green- Sore 5.87; Miny B obgs (18) ve. i Tou luml (e'e 1-6); Miss Golda Myer ‘(owe 2-6) vs, Miss Dorothy Weed (1 The semi-annual election ‘ot the officers of the club was held yesterday. Miss Weed, the popular president the zation, egain succeeds hersel e following therl were elected: Mrs. ‘attson, vice president; iss Anita Greenberg, second vice president; e e M e Y tary. 4 BAY PIRATES STEAL YACHT 3 NIOBE FROM CROCKETT WHARF | Vessel Owned by W. 0. Watson of Val- ! lejo Disappears and Police Fall to Find Craft. VALLEJO, Feb. 1.—Bey pirates have made away with the yacht Niobe, the property of W. O. Watson of this city, and despite the and the police authorities up the river mno trace bas yet been obtained of the mi !poat. The boat was rented last Monday an l fitted up for a cruise up the Sacramento River by Bére Spencer and wite and Dr. Moore and {wite of San Francisco. The party dropped anchor near Eppinger's whart at Crockett Mon- day evening and went up 1own to take & look | around. They left so ome in charge of the { boat and on their return found that the boat | war gone. Late Monday evening the Niobe, which is well known in these, waters, was seen in tow of & gasoline launch passing Mar- | tinez. ——— . WOMAN MUST FACE A JURY . ON THE CHARGE OF ARSON Witnesses Testify Defendant Tried to Dissunde Neighbors From Put- ting Out Blaze. SAN BERNARDINO, Feb. 1—BEmma Pat- terson was held to answer to the Superior Court to-day on the charge of areon, it being alleged that she burned her house at Chino last August for the purpose of securing an Ineurance of $1500. The closing hours of the hearing wers full of sensations, the ¢ of the defendant’s attorneys that the excluded witnesses were listening to the °testimony through the cracks around the door of the efforts of Sherift Veale of Contra Costa County" Royal Rogue, at9to 1, Beats Mart' nmas - Galloping. Sevenfull, a 60 to 1 Chance, Wins the Baby Race. BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND. What a royal time Gossiper would have had beating Royal Rogue yesterday. The ex-Nealon sprinter started in the fifth race at Oakland, a high-class six-furlong selling affatr, with the Blalock colors; up. Deserted by former trhndl. his price . went to 9. Piloted by Joe Kelly the | chestnut ran over the odds-on choice, Tom McGrath, entering the stretch and | then finished on the bit fn 1:13, nearly a | length in advance of Martinmas. . Mc- Grath ran third. Bix more favorites underwent the bar- reling process and the talent.returned | home as light as a lightning-proot feath- | er-bed in a New Kngland farmhouse. | Sevenfull beat a full house backed from ! the twenty-third story down. to the base- | ment. Lady Kent and Cataline were also harpooned from the sweet pickle can at lusclous odde. Five dollars pariaved on all six winners would have sent a weak- minded player to the daffy house. DUGAN LANDS SEVENFULL. With Dugan in the saddle, Hairy | Stover's Sevenfull displayed astonishing | - improvement. Played dowr from 40 to 16 | the Edinborough filly led her company | in the two-year-old scramble from start | to finish and beating out- Minta’ O, an- other long shot, by a coupls of lenllhs Janice Marian ran third. Elmdale and Palemon failed to runm their races. Another good thing was rolled up ahd unloaded in the six and a. half furlong| run for mares. - Lady Kent, with A. Wright in the gaddle and hammered down from 20 to 10, reached the wire & head before Maxetta. Ray, the luke- | warm favorite, ran third, her speed being a minus quantity during the early run- mnf Finally becoming acclimated, Cataline hoisted the storm signals and- prepared for business in the mile and a furlong selling number. The Blalock people un- limbered on the Sir Dixon gelding at 8 to 1 and with Goodchfld up he won all the way. Iras closed strongly the last three-eighths, taking the place from Po- lonius, a 20 to 1 shot. Ripper, the 18 to § choice, ran last. E. M. BRATTAIN RUNS UNPLACED. | A prolonged and steady play ‘sent the gray horse, E. M. Brattain, to the post favorite for the Futurity course selling run. He could not shake off-his fleld and ran unplaced. When it - seemed Lem Reed, a 20 to 1 shot, would clean up, Her- bert brought Cerro. Bdnta up under a hard drive, winning by half a length. The show fell to Sterliug Towers.- Nearly ell of the smart ones bought Wexford to win the concluding mile and one hundred yards run and the Doss ‘& Helfers horse finished among the also rans. Ea Bheridan, which on form looked the legitimate . favorite, passed The Lieutenant end, hard pressed, jed out Supreme Court a. length. ‘The' latter met with considerable interference ‘ or e might have been returned the winner. NOTES OF THE TRACK. Two or three books laid 60 to 1 against Seventull; opening. ‘W. J. Zalesky sold Good Cheer to W. Hl.'kl yesterday for §1200. The mars was claimed from the Willlams stable last Monday., Jos Bloom claimed Frank Flittner from om & race on Wednesday and sold -the 0lq_yesterday to Ross & Wilkerson for. $1000, Harry Stover thought he would. lose The Lieutenant through the claiming route, so he grabbed Supreme Court. Exank Doss changed is. mind about taking The- Lieutenant so Harry sold - his bargain back lo Roxie Angl— rola at ag advance of $1 The Callfornia Ouks will be run st Ouk- land to-morrow. pfobable starters are Fenordale, Tia Merry Go find. Miss Spokans. Evelyn Griffin, Silver Wedding, -Avonells, Grasscutter, Sugar Maid and Lacene. . all accounts the hand books about town picked up a real live one in Cataline. HOSPITAL PATIENTS - FLEE FROM BULLETS Desperate Battle Is Fought by Attendants at Los An- geles Sanitarium. - LOS -ANGELES, Feb. 1.—In & desperate fight - between- attendants at the Bisters Hospltal to-night, Joseph Smith, a porter, was shot and dangerously wounded by Andrew Hortulaney, an Austrian garden- er. The shooting was the cilmination of an old feud, the men having had trouble months ago. Smith .ordered Hortulaney from the servants’ quarters and his orders weré laughed at. A fist fight followed; in which Smith was getting the better of his enemy, when Hortulaney drew a revolver and began shooting. He fired flve shots, one of which took effect in Smith’'s abdo- men. The exact nature of the wound has not been determined. At 2 o'clock this morning the wounded man was still on the operating table. The shooting caused a panic among the nurses and patients, some 'of the latter leaving their beds and trying to get from ‘the buflding. The excitement is surely to be followed by serious consequences to some of them. Hortulaney mu»d and has not been captured. ————————e THE STODDARD-DAYTON FOUR-- CYLIKDER CAR JUST ARRIVED “The Parlor .Car of Motor Cars,” $2400 00, climbs three Golden Gate a: nue hills with full load thirty miles Dez hour. *Twerty-five miles per hour top of third hill. J. W. Leavitt & Co., distributors, 307-809 Larkin street. * —————————— WIFE OF MERCHANT BELIEVED TO HAVE TAKEN HER OWN LIFE Woman Well Knowa in ‘San Francisco Dies From Effects of Dose of Carbolle Acld. SEBATTLE, Feb. 1.—Mrs. Rachel Manheim, wife of Wolfe Mankeim, a merchant, dled at her home, 927 Terrace street this morning from carbolic acid polsoning. The general belief is that death was by suicide, although the hus- band of the Wi says he believes the dead- Iy mcid was. taken mistake. Those who know the family say that recent domestic trou- ble.may have been regarded Sy Untll s few weoks ago ahe owned the wrllz of T~rry ‘Terrace The e BT ot S & mont 000 ition to this DR Maziholm saye, bis wite owned real mmum RICHARD DWYER, Starter. Horee and Owner. Seventull (1, Btover)......... Minta O (Blasingams Marlan (Van Gorflon Elmdale (J." Coffey).. L3 L Opaoomiim AR b o | Coahbam EagrseNe D@U:‘*.H @Ak a@Im ‘Eze wumnw (6. Bdison).. -12% At poat 23 minute .- Marlan, sh Oft 8t 2:07%. Beventull, yllce 6; thow, , 11-20. Winner, br 1. by Edln o e, good. ance drlvlnx “Highest price—Seventull 40, Minta. 50, Patsdint 15, Bimaale 5. he others away. Minta O is Paladini will about do next time out. ran belgw their true form, owing to a jam and _bumping match soon after the start. 'SECOND RACE—Six and & half furlong filly. Janice Marian probably Elmdale, Palemon and Silver Line selling; mares, 5-year-olds up; first, $325. Horse and Owner. 0025 |Lady Kent, a (Everett aumo)utfll 1 M-xem.. 5 (J Vbal < 1n |[Wright .. - 3 - ol L3 BE52a8teswbs ouSaosandie { ek ETARIIEIS 3 . er) smndard. 5 (J N Mounce))| . jerenity, 5 (Sierra Nevada). arting -Jennie, (J. J. couur)um Le: L. Levy)... . & e B @, Our Saiite, 6 (P, G Lynen. . 1 Flo Manala, § (Galveston, Sta) M. Thomae, b (Graffort) . 149, 1:14, 1:21. Maxettz, place, 8-8; show, &8 Ra Trained by J. (] i FoS Snanane BEonseRge o A ifi?. At post 3 minutes. Off at 2:30%. Kent, place, 4; show, 5-2. y, show_ 4-5. Winner, br. m. by Helicon-Leita Kent. Won all driving. Highest price—Kent 20, Was- ner 80. Lady Kent claud strong on’ the outside after mesting with "1l luck earllar. Maxefta ran her race. od front and later faded lWBY traza lacked speed. THIRD RACE—One mile and a mrleng, Horse and Owner. Standara was rushe Ray a slow beginner. ‘Serenity ran.a fair race, Parting Jennie a quitter. selling; d-year-olds up; vajue to first, $8325. %. %. Btr. Fin. ().uh;m, 5 (J. W. Blalock) Durke ‘Polnmus € (C. Bdwards). s, & (Garden Clty) l-::pemem, a (Thomas Co.) Vigoroso, ‘6 (Appleby C w PR N OERAD AN o gt i -] 1142, 1:06%. At post 1% minutes. Off at zs&. tched—Jerusha. Woods 12, Witeh s orse, delivered the merchandise. is race. Polontu Frank Woods hustled too mu Jolly Witch probably dla hor be helL Expedient could not get up. 'nmo— ma, :60, 1: 2; i »flcp—rm 0 Bl.luu:o driving. Hl( Ounllne, a fair This was the day en FOURTH RACP—Futurity course; selling; 4-year-olds and up; value to first, $430. -%. %. Str. Pin. | Jockey. Horse and Owner. (@174) ceno !u:u. a (Euacfl & Co) (107 2 o & Poomnce 9174 Bten ’lbwerl ( % (Rova White, 6 (L. & D. e o @150 E. *M. Brattain, & (MITiin).: 9174 |S. Lichtenstein, a (Madison):(108| 1 £046 1ald of Fermoy, 4 (Rdel R.)|101] 8 Bonnie Reg, 4.(Humes Co.) 9140 |Homestead, a (Schreiber). 5211 (De Grammont, 4 (Durker). Olympian, a (J. F. Schorr) S T A PN 838 Bes '.7# g Mg Bonaaan e RN i sx o At post 8% minutes. Off at 8:23. Santa, place, 1; ihow 4. Towers, show, 8-2. Winner, Scratched—Alice Carey, Highest price—Towers 11, Brattain . by Santiago-) Entre Nous, Jarretierre d'Or. -2, Preston 20. Winner He then closed strong through the stretch, out- Oft very_poorly, good. Won all drivi ing.” was cut off on far turn and taken up. staying Lem Reed. owing to interterence, Royal Wi * steln was outfooted. early speed until cut Towers ran her: race. E. M. Brattain quit. Grammont displayed a high tum of Latter 1s-a clever sprinter. hite ran & winning race. Do Reg got cut off. De value to first, §$400. FIFTH RACE—Six turlongs; .-mnn lhr»-ynr-ola- and u (WtiSt. 4. %. %..Str. Fin. Horse and Owner. notue. 2 (Bluwk 8 (Hens! h, 8 (Sch;-lbol’) 92| 8:48%. _Rogue,’ place 2; show, ‘Winner, ch. g by Rey del Balance driving. just breezed from u,.-onn. uhw out, u Stokes, Start €ood. l:v‘:n handily. aw cesle R Trained by J g:‘n'!:n 'urlc»—konl 8, McGrath 9-10," Hector 20. al * start to finish. Martinmas about ran his race. Tim McGrllh did not possess his usual speed supply. Heotor displayed plenty of speed: under very moderate handling. Clydeo 9196. SIXTH RACE—Mile and one hundred yds.; selling: 4-year-olds up; value to first, $325. Wt/St. %. %. %. Str. Fin. ‘ Jockey. : Horse and Owner. Shertdan, 4 (‘D.vln “& Co.)|108 (9161) [Supreme Court, d) 6 |The Lieutenant, 4 (Stover) Dlxle Lad, 4 (W. H. Parks ‘Wexford, -4 (Doss & Helfors! e'rs m Caul Cap, 6 (Sheridan).... 9078 [Miller's Daughter, 4 (Abmm- 1, 11434, 1:40° 1. At post 3% minute, ‘show, 1-2. Courer piace, §; show, 6% _Licutenans, ed by T. A. Davies. Scratch Winner bid up from $800 s woula have won farther had Fountain mot panmed 18" tthe Supreme Court came fast but late, The Lieutenant showed Improvement. b Time—:24! "at 4:18%. Sheridan, -20. Winner, v Sain-Taura Agnes. Bllfinl’ood Wo ed. Ed S to get through between The Lieutenant and rail. stter mesting with ated Interference. ‘exford. a great disappointment. W'EH[R FAKING (OLD ENPLOYES - SAYS DOCTOR] ARE DISMISSED BDIC!.I mlnltl:h to The Call. AUBUm Feb. l.—’l‘ho appeal in'.the Weber murder case will'be heard in the Bupreme Court on February 19. Dr. A. Schnabel, County Physiclan, at the Te- quest of Judge Prewett, examined Weber to-day, and when he got through he mat the remark to an officer present, “I wish I were In as good condition, physically, complaining much ‘of !mhl mmm to The Call. VALLEJO, Feb. 1—The employes of the Mare Island Navy Yard and the people of this city are talking about the ousting of four _old-time employes who lons in the yard for James Ward, head of Mare Island; Captain of the Watch Parham; James Dolan, assist- ant to Ward, and Head Gardener Henry & The four men have held these positions, which are excellent ones, for fif- teen years. Ward and Parham received their appointments from Becretary of the Navy Herbert under the:Cleveland ad- m_l;;tuflon. discharged %Att.! up with the Navy Department at have held their as Weber is.” ‘Weber has been late about being ill, and ‘ana sald-hie wanted & dootor of the ostéopath school to attend him. Judge Prewett told him be 'l.e‘ in charge of the Sheriff, and it was “‘up that gentleman to ange physiclans should vlllt him, Judge Pnnnn, however, directed Dr. to examine Weber and report. —_—— II!REKA ‘WILL SOON BE MADE ONE OF FINEST PORTS ON COAST Large Sum Will Be Spent by Govern- ment in n-mvl-c Hum- decide whether SANTA FB PURCHASES SITH FOR A DEPOT IN OAKDALE Handsome Structure Will Be Brected in Midst of Grove of . Onks. GAKDALE, Feb. 1.—The Santa Fe which has been running trains to this town for the HURBKA, Feb. 1—mm«-uumn- last ten months by means of the Oakdale West- Ccetved ere of Improvements to Humboldt Bay . and harbor to the extent of nearly §100,000. 'S MAY PLAY ON CORONADO FIELD | @@y, | “= OU;TSID'ERS ON DRESS PARADE SURPRISE OAKI.AND TALENT The Call’s Racing Form Chart OAKLAND—Thursday, February 1. Weather fine. Track fast. E. C. HOPPER, Presiding Judge. 9191. FIRST RACB—Three and a half ml'-lonn: purse; malden 2-year-olds; to first, $328. %. Str. Fin. !.ic.k”' Horses Selected on Past Form. BY FRED E. MULHOLLAND. First race—Tom Roberts, Frolic, Sieyon. Second race—Flaunt, Origll, RUCBY CANE WILL BE SEEN Representative of British " Ehird race—Claast, Bdtabes- Columbia Football Union et tace—Dn | Geranen Coming to San Franeiseo Ruby, Fireball. Fifth race—ral, Sir Caruth- ers, Boloman. Sixth race—Conried, W. B. é Gates, Beau Ormonde. S B T After Mateh With New Zea- Dr. Gardner Will land Champions Stanford Face the Barrier Nay Thea Do Ipvaded —_— PORTLAND, Feb. 1—J. A. McDonald Barnéy Schreiber’s crack three-year-old, | of Vancouver, B. O, representing the Dr. Gardner, will be & starter in the Po- | British Columbla Rugby Football tomac handicap, to be run this afternoon | Union, passed through Portland to-day Oakland. The entire card is a good for San Francisco. He will arrange = i the detalls of a Rugby game bstween ons. The entries the victorious New Zealand team, which nm race—One mile; thres-year-olds; sell- | 45 retyrning from England by ;:{ ot o8 San Francisco, and an all-star British 3:3 TR Nopens Chppicests & Eotton) Columbia aggregation. The game wWill 9173 Sicyon (Stevens & Som) 3% be played on February 13. He alss 9173 Swagger (Blalock). wishes a game with the Stanford: Uni~ STRONG TEAM TO PLAY P e Mnose essen | versity football team. 9016 Mildred Grist (Fitzgerald). B —_— 8927 Aldion (Ezell)....... . _)w NEW ZEALANDERS VIOTORIOUS. T T Easily Defeat a Plcked Team f Naw i . 8881 Timesake (Porter) Yor at Tughy " . ball. 's-condr:l:d-'—o?m.ma A g SRENPONE: SR BROOKLYN, N. Y., Feb. 1—Righy 9186 Flaunt (Howe Stable) -100 y SATran Willlams) . football was tested at Washington Park 91s6 hear i11 | hers to-day. Incidentally the New Zem- land team, an aggregation of cham- 9 | lons, beat the picked team of “New 02 | Yorkers by a score of 48 to 13. They 02 | gave the New York team six of their players to make & full quota of fiftgen: 08 | to a side. m%‘é‘fm%’.‘,' i 312 | As to the merits of this style of con- —_ test, as compared to our own Amer- u,,“.','fi.::“"““ furlongs; four-year-0lds and | yoan rough and tumble game, the crowd 2 : at Washington Park to-day was com- ok BN Brattain (MiLiing. posed of partisans and therefors not 8134 The Roustabout (Zalesky)- qualified to judge. The majority of the 9174 Soundly (Humes, s spectators had either played the game 9174 Ulotma (Sobre _Vista Stable)...--- 03 | 11 England or had been raised to be~ 8733 Estella J (Baker City Stable) .104 | lleve Rugby was the only game to play. 9174 Classie 1!;‘-‘“:! 108 | The New Yorkers were entirely out-.. 8071 Batidor (Fine] classed, even with the ald of-some of 8832 Bdtnboroush._ (3¢ the New Zealand substitutes. A$ an open game that requires great speed. and agility, Rugby. as it was played to- 9189 Isabelita (Crane) 181 Major Tenny (Green). 9181 Watercure (Davies) 9115 *Crigli , (McNell). 9175 *San Remo (Apples: 8232 Dr. Shorb (MeName: . Kindler (Small). . Full Sway (Deni: day. is an unqualified success. It Is-a game spectators can understand -and enjoy, but it will be long before it , Jennings takes the place of the American collega 9026 I'm (Yanke) - game, where rugged strength and 9179 Ethel Barrymore (Quun) , brute force, combined with a few sclen (FIfth race—Six turlonga; purse; three-year- tific principles, are used tQ oyerpowe an adversary. Gy P 3 FOOTBALL AT CHICAGO. . (8080)Dr.” Ga: 9153 Fireball (Willlams) . (9164)Ruby_(Jennings) vlw Pal (Jennings) ...... 9184 Santa Ray (Clifford) . 9169 Boleman (Fountain) 9187 Tavora (Mack) .... 9119 Dargerous Girl (Murry) 9143 Royal Colors (E1 Primero .... Sir Caruthers (Angarola) 9178 Niota (Kern) 8381 Mooropus (Sher! 8819 Wheatstons (Lee & S smh race—One mile; ‘purse; three-year-olds Great Universities Eliminate What Are Regarded as Objectionable Features. CHICAGO, Feb. l1.—Reformed football as recommended by tha faculty representatives of the “Big Nine' colleges at a confererce in Chicago & few weeks ago will prevall in the | future at Both the University of Chicago and | at Northwestern Universit This “itr Conrlea (Fine) .. 100 | & s pon to-day at sgparate meetings 9177 Beau Ormonde {Kripp) ulty of both institutions. Resolutt 9117 Albert Emright (Towner) 9177 Corrigan (Rowell) . 9% W. B Gates (Rice). Sheriff Williams (Schrefber) adopted stating it is the desire of the i'niv sity of Chicago (o abollsh the game enircly for_two years. : % With the acceptance of the recommendations ‘Apprentice_allowance. made by the conference. football, If It i« — s played next fall at either Northwestern or the CHARLIE STREET BOUGHT University of Chicago, will not have TEA mblance to the former styls of foot PRGE. Oousmasy ‘, | played at these schools. Professional coa | will be prohibited; the training table wil ers will have to be res: Baseball Magnate Andrew Clunle closed a deal yesterday whereby be ob- | tained Catcher Charllie Street from the | reguar opening of ‘the fall term of the sch Cincinnatl team. Street is a first-class | year: no post graduates will be allowed = lcipate in the game and the rule con backstop, having stood the test of last Part! Y trollh the actual playi f the " season in g00d shape. Cincinnati let | to aocadened oo ae o 15 of ,"’.';';',:,', him go for the reason that it has sev- | that have been charged up against it. no practicing will be allowed until after the eral other good catchers on its staff. —————————e Street is a hard hittéer and a good | BODY OF MURDERED MAN thrower and will be just the sort of | FOUND PACKED IN A TRUNK | man for the local team. 1 3 } Danny Long may be connected with Police Who Are Working om Case Be- the management of the Seals, though lieve That Robbery Was the Mo- nothing definite has been decided upon tive for the Crime. as yet. Long is an old ball player and NORFOLK. Va., Feb. 1.—The murdered knows all the stars like a book. He |body of Walter P. Doisen. aged 26 xears, would be a great man for the home discharged from the United States Marine team to act with Jack Gleason. Clunie | Corps here on Saturday last after an honorable re | Service of five years, was to-day found packed Is considering a proposition '°h Bave | a trunk which had been purchased by h Long on his staff, but as yet he has|,jlegea murderer and Into which it was & not come to any definite conclusion. i r;ndeahdm pl-cembonn .‘)lclolhln. and ship e the whole away from Norfolk before the mur- der_could be discovered. “OLD SPORT” CAMPANA Charles F. Taylor, aged 23, with whom IS HOPELESSLY ILL w:n had been m:"lnl at a lodging-house ‘where the mw r occurred, fled. apoleon Campana, | Robbery is supposed to have been the motive | 0ld Sport,” who has | £0r, the murder. Three hundred dollars which . Doisen is known_to have had is missi s0ld gum in front of Chicago theaters fof | “pojsen was from Bremerton, Wi to years, is seriously ill at the County Hospital. | which plafe he intended returning to visits John L. Sullivan. former world's champion | his people. heavy-welght pugilist, has been at his bedside —— s for mmany honrs scothing the oot racer 42d | pRESIDENT DONNELLY GIVES “Old Sport”’ was taken {ll with a complica- HIS FRIENDS A BAD u:‘.' diseases several days ago and friends o e accustomed to Bix _sopeal | Goon ¢ Louisville Without Notitytng _ ‘have who ba - : They Fearea xmin ho theatire cloaed at might bave miseed| T Mg Deen Mereeren T He P hen Campana's coadition Sbpegred hopslces CINCINNATI, Feb. 1—President Donneily to-day he asked.to have John Sulfivan | of the Chicago Amalgamated Meat Cutters’ come ‘t'n“ see m::u '3- Wo‘mor{, ,flglhten jand Butchers' Union, who had been reported went willingly g ond since Monday night, was at the Den- his eyes and was happy when the big fghler "fimnm.mm - e of r days held his wasted hand. in good health. mm( ¥. Rit- tad Sea amantted b'y upknown men. . thi R - "o this Shaw’s Plan Not in Favom o e e aroused fears that k stringenoy of that Donnell; ol marker was dissoprovad b Gom. ittt the Deiat IS Ind g e i ‘which flmmfl_ which cfty he returned this morn- Strength FOR WEAK MEN What woul u give to have old vim back ll'lln? w would you not sacrifice to feel as you -uaa a hw years ago; to have the 906 MAR T, M-uxu.s.“finm: !