The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, February 27, 1907, Page 8

THE SAN FRANCIS CO GAI§.. | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1907. 1 4‘ Sports s A Hildreth’s Van Ness fa ke Moose, Showmg Conbinticd Improvement, Earns a Decision Over Andrew Mack P e 2 3 YESTERDAY'S WINNERS B)' 5 R. Jeflel‘y { Best Horwe. Jockey. Price. Faverites fared badly at Emeryville racetrack \e~terdf1 on]\l | Wilmore Brown R one being successful. It was another day of “‘good things,”. several J. H. Sheehan McLaughlin . } going through, to the discomfiture of the bookmakers and the en- { Hulferd Lymeh SemFa | nchmvnt of the wise players who were in touch with what was gomg VR Wkup: ;. - Ao WSS - S0 10 FEWORTEE TN quit with a balance on the right side, in spite | e BUNEREL> -+ BE—— %1 | of the failure of the favorites, and some of them reported substantlali Jake Moose Hunter . B-1 | losses. The track was heavy . and holdmg J. Hunter, William Walker's colored jockey, carried off the riding honors with two well- ories, and Leroy Williams broke his losing streak by hrmgmd his employer’s consistent lding, Van Ness, to the wirefirst in the Hatasoo Handicap. Brown, McLaughlin and ],\'nché winn 1 i the other ers. ) Wilmore, the favorite, won the opening event with ease. Brown was up, and the issue was in doubt, as the colt was away flying and upclw“ a big gap which the others were not T o - | San Francisco Call’s Racing Form Chart ® 1 shot, ‘),\KI.A\D‘?V'.I‘;;;!:) February 1907. Zlgh(yvlfl\'finm dsy. Weather .mr. Track heav: n. Hopper, presiding judge. J. J. Holtman, starter. 576 FIRST RACE-Four furlongs; purse; two-year-old colts and geldings put one’E. C. when John | from 10 to 5, ked down | Aloha Handicap Also Down TWO MILE RAGE TO BE AN ATTRACTION TODAY for’ Decision at Track Across Bay [ The call's Selections By J. R, Jeffery First race—Grifin entry, Billy ‘Watkins, Pajaroita. Second race—Confessor, Shady Lad. Pal. Third race—Ifras, Isabelita, Hus- ton. Fourth race—Edwin Gum, Ra- mus, Dusty Miller. Fifth race—Dollie Dollars, E. M. Brattain, Earl Rogers. Sixth race—Northwest, F M, Sahara. —_— The Aloha handicap at & mile and an eighth is down for decision at Emery- ville this afternoon. The contestants include Edwin Gum, Dusty Miller, Ra- mus, Avonalls and Miss Rillie. This is & well-balanced fleld and should provide | & stirring contest. Edwin Gum has been Laura 2 by more than | Todex " Horse and Owner e boy, Me-| (5 NWilmore (C. Helfers). ... was the fir )|Heather Scott (Oakland S han h Humero (T. H. Willisms).. st 540 \Jeck Paine (D. Collins) s l.fl'g”" . [Dollar Chaser (J. J. Ellerd :hlncvhhlnm | the stret 664 |Billy Pullman (8. © [L. Willlams. 1 564 |PFd B (H. T. Griffin). e [Musgrave ... ! Bpported . oon- i At post 1% T Off at 1:47. Wilmore, place, 1-4; out sho t through the Humwero, Winner b. c. ter to Blitzen. could nc uite get up ereminh. Start good. sily. Second the same. fa Williams up, land Paine 100. Wilmore best. He had the Fp?!d and was mever in b SRVOIth, s Dy 2% tronble. Henather Scott broke well, but could not keep up first quarter. Humero closed pince. Topriie A “wan gamely. Paine showed speed. Otbers showed nothing i S DO 577 SECOND BACE—Futurity course; purse; {hree-year-old maidens; value to first, $325. “KILLING” ON HULFORD R EAR R g i 2 The old cripple, siford, was th Horse and Owner WSt medium of a cleanup by the Paddy ceban (3. M. Crane)..(110] § Ttk - chnlederss n the fourth. E. ka (W. Durker)........ 0 v confederacy in the fourt o) A L ¥ . a Avona (F. Rose g pount, and, saving a Schreiber) Tetanus (B. | entering the stretch, Talentosa (T. H. Williams. ! the wire by nearly a| ... |Sibarl (Mrers & Paddock) azzini (Reality Stable) d pulled up very lame, | R BLsint (Reallis Stabl 9 |McBride . start, and many feared| harper Bawn (Enyart &.8.). 0 10 |Hunter : break down before he, . a Stock Farm)..... 1 21| Lawrence .. wire. Frolic, prominent| .... [Ruinita (J. W. Maddox) 11 |Graham . closed stoutly and took | 541 [Bertie A (P. Wilkerson) L ponge | 2 rater Thr e— 015, At post beehan, | oney. Water Thrush, = the | Time 5. 50 1.5 : ahow: 43 Wihie b oo b ked winper - at the Carilia. Trained b good Second easily. High price— | ., but stopped to Sheeban 10, Avona Tetanus 50, Bawn 13, Bertie A 9. John H. Sheehan had the speed | furlong and wound and_soon front. After ighlin had nothing to do but sit still. Kruka, | Yo Bab ek IE0E R n close quarters first heif, closed well. Avona tired. Tetanus made up & lot of ground. the barrier went at one time as ir-vear-olds and upward; value o Brer, ! was went to the post S LY, e | Index. Horse and Owner Fin. ence of the stable 3 8 = (P. G. Lyneh) (] 1% B L ¥ = (F. J. O'Rourke) 5 2 8 |McBride . HEADS APART AT WIRE 3)\Water Thrush, 4 (Fountain) 2 2 15 |Sandy .. | N ), over the J. Kercheville, 4 (Blalock). 4 4 |Scoville) 4 iy Mimo, a (P. Sheridan).... 3 51 |Lawrence | feature event of the 1 Reed, s (J. H. Bra 1 66 |A. Willlams d in 2 stirring finish ve Onk S ) 9 7 21 Vanderbout | and Grace G, each ) |Swagger, 4 (F. Itson). 2 8 § 47 Hunter | he b n Batador, a (Walker 7 9 e k ,’:[:"l'g' Yo San, a (Humes (o 102{ Left R i endrpt G At post 1% minutes, OF Hilford, place, 5 S B T Ahw. D, Minte L el by Crighton-Nellle Bell, horse to- Jurkins. Scratched—The Reprobate, Tavora. Start good. Won In a drive, gh price—Tulford 10, Bell Reed 11 Huiford saved a world of ground, stood a | rive mely and outlasted Frollc to the wire. Frolic ran a good race. Thrush quit when | he ed to have the race well in band Bell Reed ran far beiow his mark. Throw his I race out the. fayorfis :m»' \ FOURTH RACE_ Futurity course; the Hatasoo handicap; ' RESIMAREE, SEOReLy value to first, $450. Ia red in the b bl o o ad to be Owner | [Van Ness, a (S C. Grace G, 8 (Hoag Co.) .. Cor. Jesum, 6 (3. A Marrazi.- (11| & Hector, 4 (Hall & Marshall) . (16| 3 Princess Titania, & (J.D.Millin} [112 Hildreth) ‘n" Hector | 2% Sandy 32 |Graham " |Scoyille |McBride . . Off at 3:00. Van Ness, Winner blk g. by Loyal Xaa'B" Trained by hard Arfve. High price—Van Ness 18-3, Grace 16 JOH“D Hector 14. Van Ness lay third to the head of the stretch, where Williams set him down and in a long sustained drive Lo outgamed Grace @, winning ont in the last stride. Grace G may have been moved up a trifie too soon, but she ran & £00d, game race. Jessup, off none too well, tired badly. He was in need of this race. Hector as usual showed speed, but fonnd 116 pounds more than he cared to carry and tired badly. Track against Princess Titanis. HORSE FROM ASCOT WINS | Prince Magnet, a recent arrival from scot Park, de good in the fifth remunerative 0dds of § to n front from value | won han- FIF TH R. E—One mile and h(lv yards; fl-llm){‘ three-year-olds and upward: Williams 580 & e | far back to be | Index. Wi Jm-ny 1700 S0k | Vincentio, the | 545 [Pr y 1 S ¥ Murphy). ... ... |} Stephenson) |1 Trapsetter. a (G. Chandler) (1 stretch, wi e curled Ismaflia\5 (H. R. Schaffer).. 1 last race. Inflammeble, 5 (Hume & Co.). 104 10 \ll:rnh; 3 6 (D. Murphy). ... 109 1% Bare ANDREW MACK BEATEN Near, 5 (P G Tameh) 104 . ockey Hunter = 3. Eiera). . 102| 1 ‘hhanm | Bt e S v 1:44 4.5 148, At post 1% minutes, O at 8:30. Magnet, plac s show. 1. Vineentio, show, Winner b. h. by Mag. Moc Kelsey Start good. andily. Second driving. | measure « 13 to the front, ran kindly and held his field safe ali | ked upon hi of the Vincentio fell out of it at last turn and then came strong e 3 i AR psetter looked dangerous at Inst turn, but faded away. Irmaiien dr»:xm.i r orite. Wil- “E—One anfl a sixteenth miles; selling; fouryear-olds and upward; value “Str. Fin. | 1n 26 Index Jockey | Oy |Hunter 55 i rmstrong) 13 with Ellerd) ... i ing R. Rice Jr.) 1516 t This . Durnell) . 10 12 - . 3 i 20 100 | post minutes. O at 3:50. Moose, | show. Byronerdale, show, 3-5. Winner b. g. | rt good. Won driving. High price—An- | . always ciose up, took the lead away furlong pole, bore down to the inside under punish- improving. Andrew Mack had the early speed, but him away agaln and he closed stoutly. cadil ams straightened und won out and swerved badly. Byronerdale best of the othe Ascot and will not arrive here until |« 20 tomorrow. B % The directors of the mew Memphis | Ascot Selections disposed of Jockey Club have formally rejected an | ay -of the i offer of Cella, Adler & Tilles to buy | the controlling interest in the ulubs' First raee — Kitty MecCarthy, s e K 0L | Shetng lanY Mirabel, Song of the Sea. $5000 on Jake Moos The South Carolina Jockey Club will | Second race—Luckett, Plauet, : Jis money that helped |build a mile track near Charleston. It| | Viema. £ o Dl has been assured of recognition by the | o O R New York Jockey Club. The last meet- | which has just been 3 volt, Jétsam. preme Court at Wash- | Ing at_ Charleston was in 1902, in con- of Mannie Greenberg|nection with the Charleston Exposi- | Fourth race—Carman entry, De ge number which he has | tion. | Arman entry, Balbus: gainst the Western Turf| Pat Dunne has sold Devout to Tex Fifth race—Stoessel, Iluston, Ass0c m for damages on account of | Forman. Kinsm: tepeated ejection from the ‘Tanforan, There are already 400 horges at Ben- | Sixth race—La Chata, Cres track Tt is considered probable | nNing in anticlpation of the opening of Boy, Black Eyes. & settlement will be reached on|the Eastern racing season at that succeeding suits, now that a final | Place on March 25. fecision has been rendered on the test! m E . tase t Entries Jockey Sandy was fined 325 by ~FORECLOSES ON HORSES o fhe stewards for having carried Van Three Animals at Oakland Track At- tached to Secure Note’s Payment Kess wide in the stretch with Grace G. jLOS ANGELES, Feb. 26.—Weédnesday's en- The strong north wind that prevailed FIRST RACE—Five furlongs; seiling; three- fried the track remarkably well ye: OGAKLAND, Feb. 26—B ¥ Ed a year-oids: lerday and the going will be good be- 3 , Feb, 26.—B. F. 'wards fore the close of the week. A fast| today brought suit against L D. Hall| gfj Fhegte Max ---105| 468 Ertenaiy . rack for the running of the Water- | and L. F. Marshall to foreclose a mort-| 312 Gh. Obayer ae Early Flowes ouse Cup on Saturday is probable. gage on the race hordes Hector, Wee | 877 St. Orloff . 458 K. McCarthy Resignation II, the dam of Viola B|Lass, The Reprobate and Bantam, | #52 Mirabell e nd other good performers, drépped a|given as a security for a Rote Of | 401 & of the Sea 5 mele foal at Rancho del Rio yesterday | $1100. The money was loaned at 5 per| 45 Elsie A ... for which Daggie Smith has high as-|cent interest March 26, 1906, and it is irations. The colt was sired by Cu-|alleged that no payment has been “";ABO‘D RACE—One ml w‘l;:v_rnr:u S . b elasco ... ... ‘attenha; ; ra and hes been nominated for the|made since that time. i e G £ e am ...100 = ~ 4 5 lohur ... The horses that W. O. .Iopuno will Results at New Orleans g’%fli y. méx;; it :gs ;}on £ }8} ring fr cot include Adrian, Orena | b ) Yellow 7 Piquet t”;"'i T(‘_’]’;‘ ;‘::“’ e . «NEW OBLEANS, Feb. 26—Fair Grounds re-| £o, x; ¥1100| 453 Allopath 107 ful 456 Veritas Vineit..100| 456 Luckett . Santa Ray is the latest addition to| First race, three and a half furlongs—Lady | 4. fhe schooling list. Carolina,_won, Gremse sccond, Balolee ~third, o o The stewards of the New York |Time, :#. - THIRD RACE—Seven furlongs; purse: Second race, six furlongs, selling—Ficitement ockey Club have refused to ETANt | mon: Kielnwood sccond, Mervel B ibted. Time | 231 Jetsam ........110 426 Josie's Jowel.. 'memm for the proposed meeting in|1:1645. 41’3)0 &mr:"- i mmm onpection with the Jamestown Ex-| cThird race. slx furlongs_Str Toddingten won, 8 Sivfl T e i osition. There is & very strict law W'“"“ n third. = Time, 1:1 +.. EI Verraco. ... 101l S i v e areakon Light gainst racing in Virginia, enacted lo‘\mm Pasadeng third, Time, 1:44 1-5. FOURTH RACE—Four and a halt : Santa Barbara stake: i) a ftamp out outlaw racing in that State,| Fifth race, mile a sixteenth, -enlnf—s: | nd this undoubtedly moved the | Valentine won, Tinker second, Lady Time, 440 *Magazine . Balbus &“‘"“"’ Club officlals to Tefuse'a sanc- | 25, Yok Q2 lnr e won, Matalds () Mnria Tane: 118 (flgr-&m' s ion for the meeting. second, Tichimingo third. , 1:16 451 *Salover ......108| 412 **Harvel ..... 106 Salvidere, Dandelion, Tangle and|” Seventy race, one milé, selline—Bye Bye 15| —+Camman eatey, *sbe 'De Arman eptry. fchers of the Hitcheock-Madden string | won. Schrgeler's Midway sccond, Paragon third. ave arrived at Benning. Time, 1:44 1-5. Sir Wilfred is the handsomest horse b Billy Garth’s string. Bdward Corrigan is quoted as hav- £ said that he did not expect an ex- neion of the New Orleans racing sea. on, which was scheduled to close at GRECIAN GAMES PLANNED BERKELEY, Feb. 26.—Grecian games are to be a feature of the commence- ment week exercises at the University, according to an announcement made | gooa filly | hara will give her an argument prob- Aloha handicaj showing considerable class in his recent‘ | starts and looks to be the one to beat. | Ramus 1is the mbst likely contender. | Dusty Miller shows an aptitude for in- | | consistency and is quite likely to come | right back and run a good race on top | of his miserable showing last time out. Miss Rillie will llke the route. Avon-| alls appears to be up against it, despite her light impost. A two-mile race will precede the feat- ure event. Iras looms as the probable| winner, with Isabelita as the contend- | | er. Harbor has a chance if he runs to | his best form, but his recent races have | been poor. Huston will like the route. The two-year-old race looks open. H. Griffin is likely to win it with his Albfa. Billy Watkins and Pajaroita will be keen contenders. Confessor has been campaigned very successfully at Los Angeles and may | earn brackets his first time out here in the second race. Pal, Pickaway and Shady Lad are the likely contenders. Dollie Dollars, E M Brattain, BEarl Rogers and Magrane will be fighting it out in the fifth. Dollie Dollars ran a clever second to Shot Gun a few days | 280 and Is likely to win. | Northwest is the class of the field in | the final event, but Laura F M and Sa-| . "akes Hatasoo Handica Edited by R. A. Smyth p O Nandicap | "r.a smytn MOMAS LEW MATCHES | 7o Stake Events on This HILND 10 TNPSON J¥/eck’s Card at Ascol Lightweight Boxers Will 26.—The card asked to go this season. It will have an added money value of $1000, and Meet at Dreamland with fifty-nine nominations the esti- LOS ANGELEF, Feb. today at Ascot wns an ordimary one.. in March composed of two. purse and four sell- | mated gross value will be $2000. This 1 Ing races, with' fair flelds in each|will be run tomorrow afternoon. % by {event. The weath:r was ideal and the Most important of all f°§ g‘u"p s 5 R track lightning fadt. Two class events however. will be the Asco . By R- A. Smyth are on the card fot decision this week Such long distance performers as Morrls Levy has at last broken the| _the Santa Barbhra stakes and the Ormonde’s Right, Von Tromp, W. H. ice and has matched Dick Hyland and Ascot Cup. The former is the second | Carey, Reservation, Los Angeleno, Cyclone Thompson to fight in this olty | haby stake of thh season, being ex-|Tartan, Cigarlighter, A. Muskoday. next month. He has been assured that clusively for two-.year-olds and is at|Borghes!, John Lyle and Maxnar are there is nothing to fear at Sacramento, | four and a half firlongs, the greatest among tue eligibles, and all of these the legislators not taking the Hart- man antiboxing bill seriously. Thomp- son has taken the worst of the| match, as he has agreed meet Hyland at 133 pounds rxngsmk a figure which it is expected he will find hard to_make. While he is not tall, he is big-boned |and broad-shouldered and carries but little superfluous flesh. FHe would have been able to make a much_better show- distance the juveniles will have been)are e(prx ted to go to the W"— The Call's Ascot Park Track Form Chart Februar of the Low ‘eather clear. TASCOT PARK, February 20, 1807 —Seventy-seventh day of fhe winter meet Apseles Jockey Club. A. W. Hamilton, presiding judge. Richard Dwyer, starter. ms*r R.CE—Six furlongs; purse; four-year-olds and upward; value to Grst, $a28. ing if allowed to weigh the customary| Index.| Horse and Owner. % Str. Fin. | three hours before being asked to fight. 398 |Platoon, 5 (0. O. Gill)... 12 11 1n Thompson’s easy defeat of Rufe Tu\-ner& :%; ‘ghe lfllsl (} \IB) énu;)m‘ 4 2‘; g; 5 b K shows he will be & hard man to beat| 33 {Bryan, S 2 % in a twenty-round fight. The boxers| ijs oy & (W, Anderson). e have met twice before, Hyland winning 342 [Daruma, 4 (Hunter Stable). 83 3n 61 one fight and losing the other on a| 431 |Tim Hurst, 6 (S. B. umewu:. 77 60 77 Toidl. | __486 |Brags, a (. Curl)... 3 '8t 8 . . . . | 1:14% m.mxz{::nmm “show. ¢ r br. ermesite. Tratned Philadelphia Jack O'Brien came up e e N e T from Los Angeles yesterday, en route| . Won driving. Second the same. Third easily. Platoon took the East. His mother was injured recently lead At once snd ks not headed. He stesd. o Sael steenth Grive gamely. The Mist was by a burglar, who was caught in her! going fast at the end. Bryan rgn well throughout. Daruma stopped. house and who put up a desperate | 458 SECOND RACE—Five furlongs; selling; malden three-year-old 8ilies; valus to @ret, struggle before being overpowered and $325. turned over to the police. She has| Index.| Horse and Owner TwWost. % % & St Jockey | Op. OL asked her son to visit her. O'Brien will &3 |Imia (Baver & Co.y. I8 ... 41 3% 435 o T8 return next month to preside over the | oan of Are (Goodin & Rt L T ceremonies incident to the opening of e P o ¥ CM o T & et P f 0% 6 | his new hotel on Van Nesx avenue. Vinorsina (Elmwood 108, 8 0o 71 %1 en | 22| Ethn“«_snnacw 45068 ¢Ra Willte Brm has not clinched the | le A F. L. Linder). 8 ... 8b 9 9 match at Reno with Young Corbett, and | P S g B PR e L b aecrus in no hurry £0.dq ac. Appsrantly |\ §ivee pugk ¥ winate ~ ORNE B0 Tue— Wil 0l Yok 18 th 10 e he thinks the match, or one with Gans, Are, 1-8 place; out show. Kitty, 1 show. Winner ch. f. by On Deck-Hannadaga. Traied can be put on here, and that it would | by R. Bauer. ' Seratched—Miss Himyar, Early Flowes rt good. Won driving. Second draw a large attendance. There is a | and third easily. Junia went around her field on the stretch furn and in a long drive just Ianded. - Joan of Atc was outgamed in the final 100 yards. Kitty MecCarthy was easily HII CE—On¢ ; purse; three-year-olds; irst, $925. days since, and the partnership ac-| 459 S e U B S counts are being adjusted. It is pos- | 3 - - sible Kohl will be left in the same pre- | 1"4‘4;;\(::\1” 3::;.?: Paw:;-\ \ro;us: ‘;n ;’n 1*1 IE;YI xfi: I\xemnm ] o:.‘ Eo dicament as Mike Riley. His backing| ‘43 B T. Fryer (W. Helzer Coj. 1955 44 322 21 2 14/ Koemer 3 o2 being withdrawn, he may not be able| 383 [San Abyie (Srawios Fxm) 1 31 4432 81 8n |Fischer ¢ Gl to finance the proposition unaided. He| (£29)|First Peep (J. A. Bennett) 25 5 43 48 420 [Preston ... & T would jump at the chance of the men| _'406 [Haiten (T. M. Cassidy) 11 18 5 5 6 |Radtke b & 9 fighting for a percentage, as that would | At the post 8 mkuxie; o .tlg . : 49, T0, 1435 Neison, 25 place; out ga ht | show. Fryer, ce ow. Alviso, . Winner b. v. by Bassetlaw-Love- felieve hint of he. balk of ~ Bb - rigk| knot. Trained by Start good. Won driving, second easily, third driving. m. which he would assume If he guaran- Nel: d t i a il e aaor elson had to be driven hard to stell off E. T. Fryer's rush. e closed strongly. 46() FOURTH RACE; six furiongs: selling: threeyearolds and upward; valss & mg'fi San Alviso tived. First . | The manager of the Manhattan Club is advertising Jack McLaughlin as an | ably. Today’s Entries The entries and we&ghts for today's races are as follows: FlR‘iT RACE—Four furlongs; purse; two-year- \4,4\ Albla (Griffin) . 540 Moss Back (Stover) . §'rn Martin (C. E. Duroell) B. c. by Kisnet-Oimeter. 522 **Gaga uiunz Gflmm 492 ***Lake View 564 Pajaroita \ a) de (Spntt) 562 Lady Adel 552 Add 546 510 oggs (Keene ... **Keene entry. ‘Gritfin_entry. SECOND RACE—SIx and o balf furiongs; selling: four-vear-olds and R onensor. (1. W. Bialosk) (447 Pickaway (Tackson) 84S Dutitul '(St, Vincent 548 Fred Bent (Scharetg & 0o.) (572)Pal (Fountain) .. 526 Yellowstone (Brophy) (J. Ryan) .. 7 *Dora 1 . George Jr. 4\.[cIAughllm \[HIRD RACE—Two miles; selling, four-year. -ua Huston (Stevens) 489 Iras (Durker) ... 568 *Isabelita (Crane) 100 | 581 *Harbor (Ellerd) . 105 | 580 *Inflammable (Hume & Co.). 568 Grafter (Blasingame) FOURTH RACE—One and an eighth miles; ; three-year-olds and up: 667 Dusty Miller (Van Dusen) 567 Ramus (Stevens & Son) 567 Edwin Gum (Walker) .. 562 Avonalis (Rancho del Rio) . 545 Miss Rillie (Maple Stable) . FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; year-olds and up: arl Rogers (Hildreth) Neptunas (Caine & Co.) purse, 28 E. M. Brattain (Miliin) ... 551 Hedgethorn (McCafferty) 578 Water Thrush (Fountain) (508)Nigrette (Crane) 551 Ebel Thatcher (Muiinomah Stable 551 Pontotoc (Keene Bros.) 500 Dollle Dollars (Buchanan) 566 Magrane (Hoag & O Jo. 467 Corn Blossom (Rowell) —Seven furlongs; purse; four-year-olds an S ! Sahara (Millin) . Northwest (Hawki G 505 Mina Gibson (Washington *Apprentice allowance. PRSSRSNNRRS St oo WISHARD WILL HANDLE A.B.SPRECKELS HORSES NEW YORK, Feb. 26.—The coming season Enoch Wishard, John A. Drake’s former trainer, will handle a String of thoroughbreds for Adolph B. Spreckels, the California horseman. Wishard was in Callffornia early in the winter and while there the arrangement with Mr. Spreckels was made, The Spreckels youngsters have win- tered at the Millar farm, East Mill- stone, N. J., and little is known o them. They will be shipped to Sheeps- head Bay as soon as the weather will permit and will be trained there, Wis- hard having secured stable accommo- dations after much trouble. PR A COLLEGE CREWS TO RACE BERKELEY, Feb. 26~Boating races between the class crew of the Univer- sity will take place on Saturday after- noon, March 9, on the Oakland estuary. The course between the High and Park street bridges will be used. ottt iy et 90 Results at Hot Springs _,HOT SPRINGS, Ask., Feb. 26.—Oaklawn re- Flnt race, three ai halt furlongs—0. A. Selilling wor, Financier second, Waterloek ird: race, five and a half furl wWie ‘Suiton second; Biackbuta third. Time, A . &t !8 Golden 3 7 o ’-50! 118 Creston 388 Joe Kelly 445 Mazapan . ity Park on April 23. Yesterday's scratches: by Professor Walter Magee today. The Greek theater will be used for the kiah, The Reprobate. events. Athletes of the various colleges L. A. Celia denies that he is seek- | will train for discus throwing, javelin b an option on the Lexington track. | throwing, running of the stadium, high . Jockey Koerner has been detained at!and long jump and distance race: Tavora, Jere- z i YAUTUMBHILE DEALERS | during show- week, as all of the 1907 30| zently. ndex.| Torse and Owner WSt %% % St V| Jeckey | Op O attrction for the clulis fishis oy -1 — Thaieias O B .Gr0R T 14 12 11 |Kums .. e} day night. McLaughlin says he never 349 [The Major, a (W.H. Cha 121 22 25 |Butwell 3 agreed to fight for the club, and that HMrsur;h e ‘.;' B34 3335 Radike . he will not appear Friday night, as he 31 |B - 152 62 41%C. Koerher 3 | has had no opportunityto train. An| {3 [Neatiess 4 (EI Rio Stab) et 10 | effort will be made to find a substitute | 423 |Marle H., 5 (Judge & Co.). h 4h 41 T2 A Wright 20 | for him. If this fails & new mateh will 413 [Buda Pest, 3 (Mra. Blute). I THS 8 reston 18 | b&_put on, . At post 5 minutes. Of at 3:28. 'l’1me— 1:14%. Bologna, 15 place: 12 show g S Major, 65 place; 3-5_show. . Winner—Ch. m. by St. Florian-Octa ber. ‘Trained by E. Wright. Lord Rossington, Mary Glenn, Provost, Susie Christfan, Phil ¥goe, Bauble. Start ood. Won bhandily, second and third easily. ' Bologna was a wild horse today. close contention, 3 e Msjor was always but probably was beaten by a better horse. reh h 461 FIFTH RACE—Four furlongs; selling; two-year-olds; value fo first, imxu. Horse and_Owner TWEiSt. - ¥ Jockey | Op. O drian (W. 0. Joplin).. 5 3 2 11 Koerner_.[ 1 73 eno Rebel (Newmark & S. 12 13 2n (Preston [ 322 356 |Lackfoot (R. F. Carman) 21 32 33 |Radtke £ 4 : ] 416 |Banward (B. Schreiber) 109| 4 «ss 42 42 44 Koapp 10 13 The automobile dealers took a day| 4 110! 5155 20 5 13 |Fischer 5 100 off yesterday. It was quiet along the 116 Slesae U 103 s 'al :l ;5 gumv.n 30 100 row. Few sales were reported, ‘but| ... |Hosetinge (Mrs. (m h_‘zj 21 s atth 1 quite a number of prospective buyers | [TlCCTEL U CRRAN.: 3 =0 were given demonstrations. A large A s 710" s, Bk s T o W e -k list of sales will be reported by the Start bad. Won - driv the same. Third handfly. end of the week. At the present time many are taking demonstrations from dealers who were unable to give them position, "‘fi in the last few strides. ckfoot ran well throughout. were virtually left. ‘162 SIXTH RACE—Brooks course; selling; four-year-olds ‘Es‘ufirm’; vaiue to first, $325. cars they had were in the show. — — From the present outlook it is almost | IB9ex- L F"”‘ ";“’(f‘:‘;‘" ;“;5; ‘;2 % 1*‘ ‘!;' ‘“:- T ~(fl=! o oncasta, & 8 T e paxialn A o 307 "'“g‘mem iRy 480 |Goid_ Spot, § (Watkins 103' 3 83 5h 51 2h |Neubert . sold out before the roads are open. 895 |Hi Caul Cap, a (Robinson). ... 10510 3 1 23 21 31 |McDaniel ... & TesiiTe 418 Jack Adaws, fiulDE;.l)dlon 10 4n 3132 41 [Madike Frank W. Marston has just returned 430 |Jack Little, 6 (J. inson. 4 2% 41 4h 5h |J Haris to the city from a trip almost to Del | 1§ [Fressias & (. B i 8182 73 [Frca Monte. Marston went down on the 425 [Capable, a (3. Domlnx 108 2 ‘s n 71 70 86 Boland other side of the bay. The road was lzlos§?r 5 \li 1\1‘ Jox:‘ul .’11??11_1 11 1 |g;12’.3' 9 1 §um + fairly good. There were spots, how- | 1. Mayer, 4 (Mrs 05 T1- 101 [Knapp |ever, that were practically meas of 1}’:5“;::19:9;‘5;];}"“ A “1 L}V‘" 11 __[Bruseelt mud. It will take at least two weeks pace 14 dhow. “spat: $ pisce: 1 show o e b of clear weather to put the roads in ' Second easily. Third easily. Foncasta set any kind of condition for touring. . . . sily. d something left. Gold Spot made.up ground rapidly ung at the end. rained by J. Curl. Start good. the pace throughout and at the end hac in the final sixteenth. Hi Caui Cap hi The park and Presidio are the popu- lar drives for the automobilists. ,The | owners of 1807 models are dashing around the city just longing to get outside. HAS[HAU MEN T0 HOLD AN IMPORTANT MEETING The magnates of the Pacific Coast. Baseball League will meet in this city to consider matters of vital import- ance concerning the season which-will lopen soon. An important detail will | be the election of a president to usc- ceed Eugene F. Bert, who resigned re- gy A Another important question will be as to the size of the league this season. There is a question as to whether Seattle will be represented or not. The former backers of the club withdrew, and it was turned over to Russ Hall at the meeting of the league in Los Angeles. Hall tried to finance it, but failed, and the franchise and the play- ers have reverted to the league. The latter has no ball park there at the present time, so the question is a com- plex one and will be hard to decide. Work is being pressed at the new park in this city at Fifteenth and Va- lencia #treets, and all the officfals claim that the grounds will be ready by the middle of next month, when the New York Giants are scheduled to play threo[ games here. STANFORD WILL TRY 70 HOLD COACH LANIGAN STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Feb. 26.— No action was taken on the resigna- tion of Coach James F. Lanagan at the meeting of the executive committee last night, although it was expected some conclusion might be reached. Lanagan was unable to be present and the matter has been allowed to go over temporarily without action. In the face of the coach’'s unqualified state- ment that he would not reconsider his resignation it is hard to understand by what means his services can be re- tained. ‘The suggestion of lntml!ng a coach- ing system such as has proved success- ful at Yale is finding favor on the pus. It is declared that un be ro if only in an advisory as Walter Camp holds . tm university, with a corps of assistants who can do the actual Given Away For the most appropriate name suggested for the NEW HOTEL Cor. Van Ness and Fulton St. Contest gloses Maroh 1, 3 Evyery one invited to send Address all tions to TOM DILLON Milliner for Men .