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The Call’s Page of Sports
SUNSHINE DISPELS
EMERYVILLE GLOOM
Two Favorites Celebrate Letup
in Rain by Leading'
Fields Home- .
JOE MURPHY
For the first time in many aha** a
bright sky and sunshine' greeted the
crowd at Emeryville yesterday. It was
•welcomed, as the dreary weather and
the adverse legislation "which is soon
to take effect had cast a gloom'over
the Emeryville racecourse.
An Interesting card was offered to
the patrons of the sport." Three events
were over a distance of ground, while
the other races were sprints. -Two fa
vorites were returned winners —Sldon,
George XV. Berry's two year old, and
Ayame being the successful choices.
Tha defeat of the favorite Fort John-I
*on in the third event at a rail* and j
twenty yards was one of the hardest j
blows the players, had sustained in j
many a day. For some unknown reason |
Mackenzie's entry was played as if
the race wereb in. .Fort. Johnson's I
price waa hammered down from evens i
to 1 to" 2. while Rosevale, which "ad j
only been beaten hy the scantest n» r
gin by the favorite in their previous
meeting, received from 3 to 5 to 16
Ito 5. Raleigh was 9 to 2 and 60 to 1
tould be had against Eddie Graney.
- As usual Rosevale made • the pace
until the -stretch when Fort .-Johnson
drew up on• even terms.'.-.. When they.
straightened for home the favrJHte and
ttosevale engaged in a bumping match'
which -lasted nearl yhalf way down the
retch. Passing the paddock Fort
Johns. seemed to tire and Rosevale
fame on and won handily. Mclntyre
gave Raleigh a Joke ride, but he man
aged to get third place.
Early O. "Wright furnished the wia
ner of the three year old event in trie
favorite-Ayame, which was 11 • to 5
In the.ring. With. J. JMrtntrye up the
choice led practically all the way, win
ning at 'the end from -the outsider Ben
Uncas. Tay Pay, heavily backed, was
third. • >„
. 01(5. Darglh took, the lead early in
; the fifth event, at a mile and can.- home
a winner hy half a length from Wood
lander,- which was, well supported to
;win, Green Isle ran acredeltable race, i
•finishing third.
The final event Of the day at six |
-furlonaa was captured, by the If to 1
• hot. Ilex, which -won an easy victory.
Torbellino was J made- an even money
, favorite, .but Berry's entry wag never
-prominent |at .any time, and finished
outside the.money. The winner fin
ished fast In the stretch and >won-eas
lly-by five ; lengths from Silver Knight,
The 7latter was very heavily played.
It was'slow to get going, but finished
• V pry rfaat. ; Mlnnedocia was third.
Sidon,, the 9 to 10 favorite in th*
baby.event, was an easy winner with
I Shilling up. The Solitaire II colt went
to the front early and never left the
"result In doubt. The only other entry
that could keep up close was "Uncle*
• Henry Harrison, • which showed a- nice
turn of speed and took the 'place. Bo-
Bart was a beaten (off .third.' J '
Ben Stone, at 6 to 1, went to the
•front efcrfy in : the second event at
cix .-longs and was never passed,
,w!nning_ easily from Zoroaster. Faneull
Hall'was'third: Miss Picnic, the favor
ite, was .off badly, and was given a
Very poor ride.
Club Passers to Clash
Again Tomorrow
t*.** ?.P* .'-,? econd • content of. the . last half
ti?tlte.*!Knights.of:Ppthlas club passing
tournament' will he held tomorrow
B'gl-.t at Pythian castle. Oakland; with
the. teams from San Francisco and Oak
land battling for supremacy.
This will he ladles* night and a large
> delegation offanettes will be on hand
from '.- Srin. Francisco to ; cheer their
•home teams on to victory..' Oakland
will not be outnumbered, as the fair
* sex on the east side of the bay have
taken much Interest in this exclusive
Pythian sport and are always eager to
.witness a content. .
• .'On-February 21, the event of the sea
,.son..a-.g*and. hall by the club passing
teams, will be; held at Rice. Institute
hall, Oakland, where an exhibition
game.will,be. played by the four lead
ing teams of the and the hand
•sbme^sllver trophies, will be on display.
'' The committee in charge of the dance
IS composed of the following knights-
G. H. Hatty, chairman: tA. I. Moser
y-rank , Lewis., -G.• c. Holmes, J. c'
siPetxice, •H. R. Flleler -and" Dr.' H' L*
' vfMetZ. *•'"*■. '• --•-«.-■•-"
' BASKET BALL AT,'U. C.
- BERKELEY. .lan. 81. —Calif basket hall
men have begun to practice for the coming P.
A. A. games and are training hard every even
ing In . Harmon - gymnasium. The management
has entered two teams in the coming tournament,
the varsity and a 145 pound teas. Nell Cleve
land, L. E. Jones,'. 8. L. Jory, S. V. - Carpenter
anil H. W. Bartlett are. the members of last
-(-ear's - 145 pound J team and will - make ; strong
bids fnr a place on the varsity this year. Fre
quent practice games will be played with the
various high schools about the 9*3 and > later
la the season an. lnterr-lass schedule : will be
arrsnged. The management has 1 sent a com
munication to the, Company F-team of Portage.
wis., asking for a game between be varsity and
the traveling team to .be played oa ■ the uni
versity campus. ''^s_SHß__tafe:-v « -",-■
THEY ALL LOOK GOOD WHEN THEY’RE FAR AWAY.
WINGED O ENTRY
LIST ANNOUNCED
More Than 300 Athletes Sign
■■: Up for Friday's Indoor
Events -
'■ \ *
The athletic committee of th* Olym
pic*" club yesterday announced the en
tries for the indoor meet to be held at
the Auditorium Friday night. The list
includes more than 300 entries for the
12 events, representing 19 athletic or
ganizations.
The abreviatlons are:
<>. <* Olympic club; V. C. University of Cali
fornia; Stan., Stanford university: S. M.. St.
Mary's 'liege; _. c., Santa Clara collate; Sac.
A. C . Sacramento athletic club: S. A. A. C,
Swedish-American athletic club; I. A. A. C,
Irish-American athletic club; P. A C... Pastime
athletic club; 8. 1., St. Ignatius college; Y. M.
0. A-, Young Men. Christian association; M.-
H.. Mission high school; H. E. S.. Humboldt
evening school; Tarn.. Tamalpals athletic club.
The entries follow:
75 yard dash— J. Colin. 0. C.; A. T. Gates.
Sac. A. ('..: W. M. Joy, O. C.: W. D. Kant.
O. C; W. Dickson, O. C.; Pete Gerhard*. O. C:
0. Caldwell, O. o*.; Olle Snedigar. O. C.; C.
I Littlepage, O. C.; A. Olsen, unattached; D.
I Rodgers. P. A C.: W. G. Smeltzer, P. A. C;
E. McCauley. O. O.
300 yard dash—D. Rodgers, P. A. C: & He-
Cauley, O. C.: J. Dawson, Stan.; W. M Acton,
P. A. C; C. Caldwell, O. C ; R. Gels!.-. Stan.;
W. Greer, P. A. C-, Pete. Gerhardt, O. <".: P.
Campbell, Stan.; W. Dickson. O. C; E. Martin,
8. M.; W. M. Joy, O. 0.; A. V. Gates, Sac. A.
C; F. E. McNamara, O. C.; R. Cohn," D.C;
F. Smith, unattached; A Peterson, M. H.; J.
B. Welsley. P. A. c.
600 yard run—J. Burke, O. C.: J. Scott. I. A.
A. C; J. R.# Kelly.'o. 0.1 A. P. Gate.. Sac;
A. C; P.- Smith, unattached: A. Cnmmlng, 8.
i M.; B. Cralg.O. C; B. Wright. 8. M ; D. Rior
dan. I. A. A. C; M. Anderson, S. M.; W.
i Greer, P. A. 0.; P. Leake, 8. C; E. McCauley,
O. C; W. M Acton. P. A. C ; J. T. O'Shea,
5.1.; W. B. Teal, S. C; R. McDonald. M. Ii ;
E. McCarthy. H. E. S.; W. Garvin. O. C; J. A.
Bordus, Y. M. C. A.
70 yard low hurdles—B. Moody. O. C.; E.
,T. Beeeon, U. C. : R. Kendrick. 0. C.; W. Don
ald, C. C; H. Cheek. O. C.; W. Moriaon, Sun.;
O. Baumbaugh. O. C; 0. Morris, unattached;
W. B. Teal, S. C. R. Hupp, P. A. C; E.
Wallace. U. P.: B. H. Clatmon, V. C.
70 yard high hurdles—-B. Moody. <'. C: E. .1
Beson, 0. C.; R. Kendrick. O. (".. W. .Donald,
V. 0.; 11 Cheek. O. C; C. S. Morris, nnat
tached; O. Baumbaugh,, O. C.: E. H. . Ciau
son, 0. <".; 3. E. Wallace. D. C.
Two mile runK. Craig. O. C.; R. W. Lee. un
attached; H. Williams, 0. C.; A." Cummings.
S. ML; W. Garvin. O. C.; R. Toight. S. M.; J. R.
Kelly. O. C.; W. Anderson, S. M.; O. Boeddiker,
0. d.j W. Greer. P. A. C; C. A. Ruiz, unat
tached; L. Borello, S. I.; T. J. IVnton, S. I.;
E. McMullen. unattached; P. Westerlucd, S. A.
A. C; J. Tracey, Tamalpals; A. Hoburg. O. C.;
H. Rot_»teln, 8. A. A. C.; R. McDonald. M. H.:
A. Gu.tafson, S. A. A. C.; W. Flaherty, M. H.;
K. W.lalty, P. »A. 0.;. i. Elder. P. .A. C.
I Twelve pound shot putßalph Rose, 0. C..
i scratch (will allow all other entrant. 10 feet
handicap); ■F. Rica, l\ C; W. D. Kan: O. 0.;
T. B. Wheaton Jr.. 8. It.; 0. Wallflsc! . 0. G;
D. Mahoney, I. A. A. C.: O. Snedigar. O. C.;
I J. A. Borders, V. M. C. A.; R. Brown. 0. C.;
: K. 1,. Dole. Stanford: C. S. Morrli. unattached;
I C. olmateaii. Stanford; P. O'Connor. ■ I. A. A.
<*-.: W. B. Teal. S. C.; R. M. Sctitt, *".". V,
High Jump—B. Moody, 0. c.; W. Armstrong,
K. HL; .1. K. Kelly, O. C".;'P. O'Connor; I. A.
A. C; W.D. Kant, 0. C.; W. M. Acton.
P. A. C; R. Kendrick, O. C. R. R. Templeton,
unattached; 0. Baomba_gb, O. ('., W. Morrison,
Stanford; C. Littlepaae. O. C ; H. Cheek. O. C;
D. Martin. O. C; W. 0. Smeltzer, P. A. C;
U. M. Scott. V. C.: B. Beeson. U. C.;,A. V.'.
Taylor. V. C.
Hire, standing . jumps—J. R. Kelly. .A. F.
• Gates, Sacramento .A. C; W. M. Joy. O. C.:
A.C. Waaklne, unattached: O. Snedigar. Q. C.J
G. Sahlender, unattached; 0. Baumbaugh. 0. C.;
* P. O'Connor. I. A. A. C: F. E. McNamara.
O. C.; A. Jensen, M. H.; A. W. Taylor, p. C;
F. A. Allen. V. C.
Open relay, for teams of five men: Stanford
university— Coleman. W. Dawson, R. K. Mill
sop. C. 0. Taylor, S. H. Bella*.. Olympic club—■
P. Gerhardt, E. Mepanley. J. 0. Miller, M.
Joy, B. Craig, or Kelly, or Caldwell, or, Mc-
Namara. Santa <■ Clara college—B. Hardy, R."
Bronson,-. I. Best. J. Barnard.- H. ; Crane. E. Bar
bour, . Printline athletic club--Rodgers, Smeltzer,
, Hupp. Greer; H. M. Acton.'
High school relay race, for teams of five men
I/xwell. .tick. St. Tgnatln., Humboldt Evening
high school. Mitsion nigh. -
Monster Benefit for St.
Mary’s Gym
OAKLAND,: Jan. About 100* answer, to
the circular Tetters .ent nut by Brother .Joseph,
athletic moderator of St. Mary*, college,! for aid
In preparing a monster benefit entertainment for
the gymnasium of the college indicate that a
large crowd will be on hand tomorrow night at
the ' Initial meeting • to. be held 'at Sacred Heart
college. Fell' and Pill more streets,: San". Fran-"^
Cisco. ,The purpose of the meeting will be to de
vise ways and means to clear the college gym
nasium of the' debt which was incurred when It
was built three years ago and which has- not
been lifted a. yet.■"-.*..' ,
Brother Xenophoo. * coast provincial of the or
der of Christian Brother., will preside "at the
meeting. '. -
At present It seem." definitely settled ', that
those in charge will attempt to lift part of the
debt by means of a monster entertainment. ■ It
Is planned to hold this In April. ,
• Other means will .also ha considered, and
Brother Joseph has announced that he has al
ready secured promises of assistance from some
of the most prominent men in the bay cities.
Dead Wrestler Believed
To Be a Ringer
• DENVER. Colo.. Jan. 31.—Stanley
Lake,, the wrestler, who * died at "Amai
rlU?'l Tex., la*V night as the result of
injuries "received in a wrestling bout
with J Joe "Mayes Saturday , night, Is be
lieved to bo. Joe McCray, of I»ngmont.
heavy, weight r champion wrestler t of
Colorado. Mayes, It is thought, is Billy
Edwards of this j state, J with whom Mc-
Cray * has appeared • in .wrestling' bouts.
McCray. was;married January 17 and he
and hit bride were on their honeymoon.
-I'Jifr] 'BA*N KKANCJiSCO OALL, ' VV.bJJJJN^DAV, JbJbbKlAKl 1, Will.
THE CALL'S RACING FORM CHART \
♦ —. _ . . ,—:—_ , __*
I ■ OAKLAND, Tuesday,' Jan. .11, 1911.— Sixty-ninth day.* Weather clear. Track heavy.' E.
C. Hopper. pre»iding judge. J. J. Holtman. starter.-
FIRST RACJ
first 8150. .
ree furlongs; purse; maiden
! year
ts
I -eel
•se a;
*?£: il^ 1003* Hi. V. Berry) 1112! 2 .... 1 2> a l 2H Shilling
8119 UUCIX H.Hi.RRISON .(C.) 110 1 ..." 2 J 3 15 W. M.-lntyre.
■ 8119 Bogart (B. ■ SeVelWr)...*. 109' 8 ... 3 W 3 2(4 Fischer .....
t.'EORGC 0X_"ARI> .MeMr,i'l*i2 7 ... 74 4% Archibald...
ii™ 'J'mortoso (J. X. Camden).... 109 5 Hi M Thomas .....
8106 Bd Fitzgerald (Hogan) 100 8 ■! 2 C h Rosen -
•••• Error ill. _ B.I 114 8 ... '- 2 7 2H Ksttpp ......
Percy Henderson (Bchreiber). . 112 0 ... " 9 3 8 2t? Bo.el .......
.... Lowe ires. _B.)..... 112 4 ... i ,-, n » 4' ,Seiden ......
•rr*. Prince of Bohemia (McManns) 109jl0 ... .-.. ... 10 4 10 4 J. Uclntj-re..
8094 Parktowo (Chantlcler stabler. 109 11 ... ... ... 11 5 114 Mr-Brtde ....
8094 Sapor (Oonnyan & Co.) 10O'l2 ... 12 12 Pickens .....
5
IB
4
8
20
15
9
•* -
IS
M
5
15
8
9
M
20
15
30
30
•Coupled with Bogart..i ♦•Coupled with George Oxnard.
1^:24 3-5, :37. At post 2H minutes. Off at 1:48%. Sldon, 2-5 place, out
nson. 2 place. 4-5 show; Bogart, 3 show. Winner b. c. by Solitaire II-Cattle K«
by C. W. Carroll. Start good. Won, easily. -Next two same.- - High price— 0
Harrison 6, Mlmorioso 10. Sldon, quick to get In motion, outran his field all the
Henry Harrlsor, in closest pursuit of the winner all the way, was next best. B
a fair showi- George Oxnard very green; may Improve. Mimorioao closed
I»we showed a little speed early. -
w; H.r-
Trained
9 • Henry
r. Uncle
rt made
ly well.
*.!>
.CE—.Six furlongs; 1
ling; 4 year olds and upward; Talue to
and Owner.
|Wt:st.
Vi
;r.
I
loci
8118 lieu Stone, 6 (W. C. Clancy). Hot
8116 Zoroaster, 4 <"». & JR.)....... IOC
8114 (3)1\__"EUII, HALL, 5 (Sherd) 110
8115 Gosslper II, a (Men ..::. 108
8118 (l)lliES PICTKIC, 4 (Wright) 104
7903 Lady Adelaide. 6 .(Munson)... 108
8022 Lptty Heywood, 4 (Walker).. 109
8099 (2)WARFARE, 4 (nmensetter) 104
66X5 Giles, 6 (D. McCahe) 110
S116 Paul Clifford, a (T. Kirk)... 110
7400 Coenskti 4 (Wilson _ Co,).. 104
7987 I'anlque. a (Glenwood .table). 114J
f2 ... 1 % 1 2Vil 2 1 2 Glass
' ;. ,3J<,22 2324 B. Martin..'.
, _ ... 72 4 2 3 2143 5 W. Gargan..
12 ... 8 3 6 2^5 - 4 8% Callahan ....
11 ... 21 4 9 1, 71 5h J. Mclntyre..
8 ... 4 2H5 3 6 H 6 4 Pickens .....
II ... 93 8H81 7n McPrl.l,-- ...
1 ... 2 8 3 4 4 n 8 H IBosen .......
4 ... Hh 7H»2 & 4 Fischer
16 ... 10 %11 3 10 8 10 2 Borel.....:.
I ... « 2 10 1 11 1 11 % Selden ...^.
,10 ... 12 1-2 13 13 JKnapp "..."■.•:
6 6
6 6
3 5
6 6
2 11-5
10 9
15 25
6 .; 8
, 15 .40
8 10
, 20 «• 40
12 ' ! 20"
*____*t * :50 3-5. 1:18 3-5. At post Ha minutes. Off at 2:10%. -Stone, 11-5 place, 6-5
show; Zoroaster, 8-2 place, 6-3 show; Hall, 1 show. Winner b. ' g. by Ben Btrome-Beldaga.^
Trained by W. C. Clancy. Start poor. Won. easily. Second anil third same. High price- *
ijady Adelaide 12. Winner entered for 8500; I no bid. Ben- Stone, thoroughly, at -home | In
the going, took the lend early and won wtth ease.' Zoroaster van a good, 'game race, stand- <
ing a long drive. Faneuil Hall ran to Ws figure in the going.." Goasiper, far out of it,,
made up considerable ground. Mis. Picnic, off,very badly, also v was running strong at
the finish. Warfare dogged it as usual. I- r
8144 flHIIi'. I? n RACI::— °ae m!!e Bn<1 -° 3' ■*"*•; selling; 4 year olds and upward;
• to
;i.i
r?e
and
Owner.
r
:;st.
d.
_
(81231 (g)ROSEVALE, 0 (Rosevale) .1107 4 18 1 1^2 8 i h 1 1 • IB. . Martin ..
(8096) (l)FORT JOHNSOU, " ! McKn) 111 l 2 -^ h 1 h ' - 2 ' 2 K «'■« •
i RALEIGH. i> F. Dom)...10B 4 3 :t 3 12 ' I Mclntyre..:
8096 Eddie Graney. 4 (Ransch) 1103 3 «4 2 h 8 1 4 4 ■ [sclden ■.. ■ "i
S5
1
4
20
,16-5
1-2
82
60
ne--:24 4rS. :B2 1-5, 1:18 2-5, V*" 2-5, 1:4S. . At post H minute. , Off at 2:34.. Boeerale, 9-20
place, out show; Johnson, 1-8 place, out show; Raleigh, our show. Winner tx IB. by &dd!e
Jones-Sweet Rose. Trained by G. Durker. Start good. , Won easily. . Second driving. Third
easily. . High price—tddle Graney 100. Winner entered for - 8001 no.bid." Rosevale took
the lead atonce wag*challenged by Fort Johnson at laat turn and they ran head and head
to within 75 yards of the wire, bumping each other repeatedly.. There the mare drew clear
and won with ease. Fort Johnson began to tire badly.-ln final sixteenth and* cracked all
••f ** '■"''MM.-'Ralelgbiran about to his notch in thi. going. Eddie Graney looked ; prom-
ising at the three furlong pole, but stopped suddenly and fell oat of It entirely. . •*■
riv
RACE—One-mile; m
1 .*> year,
1; ts!
• to 1
Index.
ami Owner.
*t.
tr.
8122 iDaTIHe (E. F. Wright)..|iait. 1 , ln Sn 2 %>l*Si-.i iii J • mSnyU 2 11-5
8 7. Ben l_u (Keene Bros,, 9S 2 ? 4 1 4 2*4 '% ■„•_* 2 J* i^om.aT.".!. - 12 < S
81U ToVtJI?.,?' ('' MaeManu.) 110 3.5 5.5, . 5 ... 3 2H Archibald ... -6 13
8122 : (21 JEST (A. G. Blakely)..... 104 5 2 h 2 lHl-b'<4 X. 4 2 Glass ' " 3 18-?
8111 :(8iMELT0N STREET ,McKr 105 4 3 l'/.l h^3 2. 2 h 4 .- _?* Mtrtiil" H-R 7 4
Time-:27. :53 2-5. 1:193-5. 1:46 3-5. At post 1-minute.-• Off-at • 3:00. ~ Ayam^TTs^piac^
,1-ai show- Uncas, 3 place, 1 s show; Pay. »-20 show.,- Winner b. f.'-bt 8«m_ronlu.-.Iosle
i.r n* TraIn/'(1 h-v *:-,. -bright. Start P 00*3- Won easily. .Seaond driving.- Third easily.
High prke-_Ayame 8-2, Ben Uncas 18, Tay Pay A. ; Winner- entered for.. $900; ao bid.
Ayame led for a quarter, was passed by Jest, made her run at last turn and ea.flr«iou^
, rooted her field through the stretch.* Ben luicaa ran a clever race, standing a drive. Tay
,Pay, outrun all the way, made a good run through the .txetch. - Jest ■• stopped badly at six
furlongs. Melton Street thoroughly done at head* of the -stretch "
' MO!
.1
I
RACE—One mile;: selling; 8 year' old. and upWi
I;
.to
Index. I
and Owi
, ■ _:— -' -'--.- '< 7t ou. a ia. .) jiv-ney. - - [ vp. v.„ ■
(S120) i DAR&IM, a (B. Schreiber. 118' 1 3 l'.„l a; i g. j h , £, pi^her. .... ' --vi 3
8120. oodUnder. 5 (W. rnhlll).... Ill 7 ;7 H 8 li 4 U 2 2, 2 ? alas. ' 5 11-2
8112 MO Isle. 3 (T. Fox,... 89 6 O -618248 !m Si T * * MS 15
8118 (9) SORROWFUL. 5^r^^M^*?^\^?. W2 9:*»tt"™ T WcIWrV-' hi'ill
8128 (3*,K_SSA, a (F. McMaho, . 107 R 8 10 7h. « n - Clin - W . gam 8 7
8098 Flora Riley.,6 (T._R.)..... 106 » 10 10 0 8 . 7 2 6 1 V, Pickens .'. 18 15
8116 Gretchen G, 5 (Northwest).. in,", 8-3%4"«iB*4'o! 7 2 In ' Martin . ''" 8 ■' 7
809S Dovalta, 6 (F. H. Wldem.nn*. LOO 1 4 I, 6 h 8 U. & 4 8 4 Archibald . 7-9
7357 Able. 5 (Moore & Co.)..;..... 110 10 94 » Uio ~»a 94 Cavanatigh'r ' 80 100
(SlOOlisokol. 8 10. Tnrek) :.-. I *»l 8 5" 1V>3 !■ -7 1 10 30* - Q_nS55^:' -15 ■ 30
rime— 1-5. :BH, 1:19 4-8, 1:47-At f^t ? minutes. Off at 8:27. Dargin, 7-5 place. 3-5
. show: Woodlander, .-, 2 place. 6-5..how; Is).. 3 show. Winner h*_ by Sale Florence
* Dickey. Train..! by P. fieaty. Scratched-8112. OrelIa8Ml Marburg' Start good. Wou
■• _&_**_*, 1 "B'113"* Thi '$_y*.lne- ■5'« hrfri^^la^^^'S0^frs ,n^
", R1-.t"?\>,^l n, er entered for *«»;»"«> J»a. Dargln «rent to the frontal the backstretch,
M„ all the balance at the way .tumbled repeatedly in final -sixteenth, **■** bung -on
: well and stuck It out. gamely.* Woodlander closed-well, but swung down to th. rail In
.... worst going final sixteenth.^Greenlsle^ outamed Sorrowful at the end. Sorrowful began
to tire badly last quarter. Others no chance, • ■ , ; . T; , ', ..-g, ,..:."
CE—Six furlongs; se.
tjj 4 year
■ad upward: value to
Index.I 5
and Owner.
't
I.
.8114 Ilex, 4 (0. Horning)......... 1100 « ... J h, S 2 2 3"i 3* IRorei — ■ : "■ j
6440 Silver Knight. 5 (Oakland)... 110; 3 ... 78 - 2 4 JUS n '- J^McIntyreV
8114* Mlnnedocla. * *(Yosemltet;..;; 104 "4 .'.. 1*% l yy.\ 2*3 ? ! jkhnsen" '
(8022) Quick Trip, 5 (McKennlp)..: UOj 2 .... 4 1 2 H3 h„4 u_S'*V*"
8102 EARLY TIDE. i. iWidemn) 113 I ... 2:1 8 1, 0 1 a tA Archibald *
'8121 (8)T0RBELIJK0,'5'(B9rry).. Ul 7 ... 3 h6 2 7 2 6 h - *h 11 Ing "'
8UB HamD.sa, 5 (J. J. Conner)... 113 T, ... ft 10 4 ft 8 U 7 2U F1«c_er >:"v
8115 'Darefnytor,. 6 (O. Tarek).... 114 8 ... 8 9 8 g *1* Knapp! . ....]
12 a
15 15
J 10 20
:- 3r 8-2
•8-5 1
: j 8 ; 12
10 16
Time—:2s 1-5, :50. 1:17 3-5. At post 2fe minutes.-Off at 8:58 net « nlace 3 show-Knight"
11-5 place. 6-5 show; Mlnnedooia, 3 show. Winner br. iT. by Or.inl-LSe of China Trained
by-0. • Horning. Scratched—Lord provost, SOUS Novgorod^n»n :G Hogar (Aii.il
fc_»°-« Start fair. .Won easily. • Next two driving. ISnrt^Uver Knlgl! "is **.
belltno 7-5. Winner entered, fur 1300: no hid. Ilex made-"uiTgrJ^fast after leaving tto
three fttrlong pole nnrl galloped over the le.dc-r. In final ,i,^ ?eit h Sil^r Kn ght e.meVorr.
far back. He wilt do from now on. Mlnnedocla showed Eood .rwrlimt doWed it hadlv
Early Tide pulled up on .three. legs. Tor*beli! appearTto to oHitUeaecwnt ' D.Mm.;
ton.could not raise a gallop any* part, yrf It. *_*C 0e or ,m,e "ccounl- ""Sing-,
SAN A CLARA VS. STANFORD j ': t
SANTA : CLARA, -Jan. 31.—Unless
further rains set In Santa Clara base- ;
ball; team .will -journey,- to" Stanford to- '
morrow to play the } first game ; J of ? a :
series of seven. The game -in all. prob
ability will be played on the turf dia- •
mond. Jacobs will ho on 'the receiving :
end for; the red and white team, While ',*
Barry or Hartman will do the twirling. i
Fifteen men will make.the trip, : . ■;
NAVY ELEVEN! PLANNED
VALLEJO, Jan. 31^— Prospects . are
bright for the forming of a navy foot
ball , eleven "on J Mare Island early.- next
month," as the unlisted men are anxious
to meet the Telegraph *, aggregation of
this city.' The promoters of the navy
yard <■ team •/ are :A figuring on V having
"Rube" WeatheraJl, the former; guard
of the Winged Vs of this city, play full
k£?H 99 -&£ i«a-m. " - .-. . „
FOLLIE LEVY WINS
RACE IN A GALLOP
Oddson Favorite Outclasses Her
Field In the Feature
at Juarez
JUAREZ. Mex., Jan. 31.—Follle J Levy, the 7
to 10 favorite,,scored a very easy victory In the
Jalisco selling stake at Terrains park today.
She outclassed her field and won galloping. Sum
mary: . ;,-':-.-.'"':
FIRST RACE Three and* a half furlong.;
purse: .
Odds. Hots*. Weight and Jockey. . Fin. j
Mexico, -JOS (Howard) ; 1
8-2—Wooltex, id." (Keogfc) ...... ........... ..'3
20-I—BUI L.mb, 105 (Kennedy)..... ....3
Time. :41 2-w. ?. Kick a poo, I/raise, Sayvlll*.
Luna Beail. Bessie, Frank, Thistle : Rose, Jack
Walnwrtght and Cky Blue : also raa.
SECOND RACE—Six. furlongs;: selling.:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. - Fin.
Antlgo, 113 (McGee*,....: , 1
4-I—P. E. Shaw,- 107 (Kennedy).; ;;.. 2
Hidden Hand. 11l (Re1d)................ 3
Time. 1:141-5. Roberta, The Robin. I'll
Meter, Flying Pearl, Gene Wood. Gr. mercy and
Silk also ran.
THIRD RACE—Five and a half furlong*: ,
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. ' Pla.
5-2—Batronla,"' 108 (Denny)..........^....... 1
Vreeland, 107 (M01e5w0rth).............. 2
Deerfoot, 102 ' ißooneyi :................. 3
Time. 1:07. New Capital. -» Maxim's Pride,
Green Seal and Mllpltag also ran. * .-'.,.'
FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs. Jalisco selling
stake: . - ' --,■-■ ■ v.*-.....
Odds." Horse. L Weight and Jockey. Pin.
7-10 T -l-,olHe Lew, 114. (Rice) :..' 1
4-I—Frank Mullens, 106(H«ward)....:...:... 2
20-1— Boyer. 82 (A11en).......:....;."*.; 3
Time. 1:12. Toy Boy and Royal Captive also
FIFTH* RACE—Five and a half furlong.;
telling: - - \ .-■-...-,.-, .-■ •.
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. • Flo.
20-I—Del Friar.- 106 (McGee) 1
7-2—Dubola, 169 (Kennedy).'... 2
.1-I—Oat. > 103 (M01e5w0rth):.:................ i
Time, 1:07 3-5. . stronge d"Or. Lady Tendl,
Oriental Pearl. Double F.and.Tee May also ran.
SIXTH RACE--One mile, .selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Pin.
■ 7-*— _, M. Eckert. 110 (Rice)................ 1
20-I—Sir Edward, 118 (Ramsey) .:.. 2
12-I—Acumen,: 105 - (Kennedy)....;...."...v.:-.-,- 3
Time, 1:40. Light, Wool. Charlie Rothschild.
Barney Oldfield, ■ Virgin Oasse, : Florence A • and
Cobleskill also ran. t'-. ,-v .
I JACKSONVILLE RESULTS \
JACKSONVILLE. na., Jan." 31.—Favorite, at
Moncrief today again failed to make good, only
one nubile • choice winning, . Guy Fisher won the
fourth and feature - event at a ' mile, 5 in r, which
war. entered th* best horse, at the track.
Jockey 8. Davis was suspended one week for
cutting across his : field ■ with Ross • Hampton In
the;, sixth race. •. Results: ."* ■';. ...'..; '.
■.' Vlttt race, three* furlongs— Hill. 8' to 1,
won: Gold Mine, 8 to 1, second: Arany, 8 to 1.
third. ; Time. :36 3-5. .. -.
Second race, five furlong.—Pell, 12 to 1. worn:
Monte Fox, 8 to 1, second; Fort- Worth. 6 to L.
third. Time, 1:05.. . ... _ ....
Third race, five and a half furlongs -Herpes,
6 to : 1, won; Ella Bryson. ,18 to 5, second: U
See It, 6to 5, third. Time. 1:07 2-5. -. -• .v
J' Fourth race, one f mile—Guy Fisher, 5 .to 1,;
won; Master Robert. .a ■ to 2. second; - Mary Da
vis, 7 to 2, third. Time. 2-5. -„ -*. 1 -•_
Fifth race, -. one mile— . Monck.: 3 to 1
won; The Whip, 12 to 1, second; Detect. 12 to
1, third. r Time, 1:403-Sf.
-" Sixth race, one mile and 70 yards—Ro»» Hamp
ton,. 7Jo 2, won; Frances Ray, 15 to 1, second-
Louis Bell, sto 1, third. Time, r1:47. • ■
TAMPA; RESULTS |
TAMPA, F1... Jan. 31.--Favorite, .cored la
five of the. events at the West Tampa racetrack
today, and.this, coupled with the win Jof Tama
rsc. a i heavily - hacked< second choice, r accounted
for « another .- severe - loss < to the ' book « makers
Summaries:. .-- .'-,.■-',*■ .;';**". ■/,:•--"•
r First race, about-three, furlongs- Eglantine 4
to .',. won;) Little Dutch, 3 to _. ; second - Ruth
Jackson, * 5 to, 1, third."." Tine, :34 3-5. -^
_ Second race, one mlle-^Harting,* 3 to 1. won:
"*""'. 2 to 1;: second; Dick Roes, 4 to 1. third
Time,; 1:48 l-6*jttfl__BM[__QM_B&^v.'- "
■_ Third race, one : mile—Royal Lady; • 8 t«M
won; Okolona. a to 1, second; Rustem. 5 to 1
third. » Time, 1:40 2-5. : ,-.... . ',.. ™ V
Fourth race, *: six ■ furlong.—Hancock. 3 to 3,
won; Emily Lee, 2to 1, second; Chess....to 1:
third. \ Time, 1:19 1-5. •: .'* * ' *'
•*Fifth race, fire :and*a half furlongs- Tamar
2 to 1. won; McAndrews.- 10 to 1. second^OllJ
plan. 3to 1. third. Time, 1:06.5. ' ' '
■1 Birth T***-, on** and'; a • »i«te»ath "mileal-Loni.
K.U. ■ 4«_° -*' woo; Louis Kavanaugh. Bto 1
second; Sysygy. 6 to 8, third. Time. 1:55 l-«. - '
■-■■-■— * i. ■ ■,',.
;J ELY.- OUTSHOOTS J LEAN
; Frank Ely of ( St.; Louis r surprised a
large,; gallery of .three cushion enthus
iasts, at the Graney last night by win
ning the first game 'of the : elimination
tourney- from H.". B. Lean, also «of st
Louie, by, a score of 60 to. 46.
In the early stages of the ', game -It
looked a* though Lean would -be an easy
EDITED In*
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THE CALL'S HANDICAP FORECAST
FIRST RACE—Futurity course; pone; maiden B.year olds: .
•Index"?-."-r-r Horse -. -.-*--,■- Wt Remark. "'•
, TAHOE—SINCERIDAD—LUCILLE MANLEY
8113 TAHOE —.;..;........:.... 112 . Ban wall last out. but had bad luck
; 7914 SrNCEBXDAD ......... ........112 Appears to be next heat
»112 LUCILLE i KANLEY .110 Ran a fair race last out.
r 8034 ••Sallle O'Day 110 Race, have heea ordinary. .
R".*M Venetian ..........:..-..*.:......:.:..110 Might do it.: , '.*
''7914 Rnsmai ...;...,..,.... US Little-form to the ot#*r«.
8100 "Toe Dancer ........110
8100 Amala 110
SO9O Sea Coast 110
7si2 Waco Bill *!'..'!*!!^!M;*;"^".r.".!i!> ■_.'•■■ " ""
8104 Mlk^Dpulln • 112 '
7902 Fontello 110
. , ••Cassatt entry. - *■•**. * '"* " ' , *', ,'
HAND SATCHEL—SUE LAYTON—BOB CHOCOLATE
SECOND RACE—Futurity coarse; purse; m-ildea 3 year olds: -
Index Horse Wt Remark;.
8104 "HAND SATCHEL .. ...... 110 Should finally earn bracket*.
8117 BITE LAYTON ......:;........ 110 Has been showing iraorcvement.
8104 808 • CH0C0LATE............. 115 Ha. been .hawing fair form.
8104 Dr. 80d1ne'........................US Can be expected to Improve.
, 8100 .-T. ■■ W. Clark i IIS Poorly ridden last oat.
8100 Rulssean 112 Ran a fair race laat out.
•8115 Sinn Feinn ....' ..'. US Might do It.
8100 U4 T MM .." HO Done nothing.
SJO4 Gyptl. ; :.....110 Past, hut atop*.
■••• Trlste 112 First .tart."
.... Back Bay ...v.... 112 ■,' First start.
PRINCE WINTER—DAVID BOLAND— MONA LISA
THIRD RACE—Six furlongs; selling; 3 rear olds and upward: */.£lsf*fi
. Index Horse - - Wt Remark.
8113. PRINCE WINTER :..... .......108 Figure, on last race. /*S' .
8118 DAVID BOLAND 101 Should be the contender.
8112 MONA LISA 83 In where she can win.
8101 Harry Stanhope , 107 Should do better" than last race .hows.
7903 Aunt Polly ....:...' lflS Form not much.
8117 Incentive ;..".........,..... 107 Ha. speed. .
8118 Wise Child ...............: 107 Little form to be balance.
8024 Ablhu ....;...........- ..........103 . J .'*,,,-,
: 7105 übertoV.V.r.V.VVV.V";U".V.*Jir.7.".V.io*T
7«47 Liberto „_ 107
7080 Cavallena ..........105 ''",.....,
: 8059 India Star ' .......103 -...'.- --?,;- , -
FULLETTA—MATADOR—ROYAL RIVER'
FOURTH RACE— and an eighth mile.: selling; 4 year old. and upward:
Index Horse Wt - -V ; . Remark* , ■
l?», JX^-X^ ••••••*.—.—- m Look, to ** th« beat.her*,.
<R1t«» MATADOR ......107 Races good: figure* close up.
8008 ROYAL RIVER _....10S " Race, havevbeen good.
8140 .Merllngo ,_ lift Recent races good. " *
8071 Captain Burnett , V1 .,«....,"...118. All race, good; heary Import. .<- •
814*3 SOT,U*5 OT,U * •" ..;..............109 Can hardly beat this Held.
8148 Gretchen G ...-.J-,..,. 102 Fair form. •
fill Kogo "■ .....,-..:..108 Hardly good maaggh.'"
8088 - John ******* • ..HH Ooan* ion, shot chance. * •
Sll. Silver Grain- •",,..,, 103 Played last .at. ' .
EDDIE MOTT-^GRACE LORD PROVOST
- FIFTH RACE— furlongs; selling: 3 year alas and upward:
lnd«*x r.^.^^, Wt . Remark* aWmYiS
11-, 5£?2E. £° TT .—v.... -.— 9ti. All "<-•■ food, -*. .
(8147) GRACE G ....... .107 Last race a good one. i'■■■■'> ■ l -"'■.,
8147 LORD PROVOST ..; , ....107 - May never caught? ■•.'"•
8147 Hampas. ..........'.'..........110 .In good form. •
" 8112 Abe 81upskay „ na Can do better than recent-ram-.-*,,
8101 Adena .....-......,., 107 Pair form.
(7002) Alchemist ....... ........109 Beat a cheap field. .-V
|1« £?* w •■'* aaaaaaae...ai~a.. 00 In light; might tnrftriaa.
(584 Howard Pearson . .-.107 Has been freshened up. -:..,.
8143 Lady Adelaide ....105 Form fair... . .
(2*93, BeCuiM* , .................110 First start here. . .
DONCASTER—WELAKAO—
SIXTH RACE Seven furlongs; selling; 3 year old* and upward: .
Index Horse , Wt Remarks . .
f}*^ v^S^AST** ; " •- lor Hard »»*'l to goes*.
8140 WELAKAO ».,... *4 Bad luck in last .tart.
fl? SPOM snrL '—•—•' 105 Oan do SetterfliilMt race tiawi.
■■/?tL"F'?,« <f':;-'- '"• 108'" T"ok sod distance wtll .tilt.
18105) l„.rd Clinton 103 Won last atart.
l.o\ *' ?T"*fß.iS *tt ■-••-- • ■••l«o May win; hart te «n*w. * J
f!"H 5, 0, 1? lth. * •• ••••-" ....107 Has a good out.lde chance.
_S Billy Mr,w •» 105 Track to hi. liking. - - . •
*}*! •rMeltopdale ........112 Might slip in any time.
8093 Busy Man 105 , Hardly good enough. •
5^52 tla* B•H• ....;.-.-;.-....... 99 Hardly good enough.
8062 Tramotor 106 . Dies not figure on recent*farm. -,'
victor. The score was JO to 10 in Lean's
favor at one stage and later tn the game
Lean led. by a score of 42 to 11.
It was at this latter stage that Ely
put forth his best efforts. He finished
the game by making 19 points "while
Lean was gathering four buttons.
Ely made the high run < of'the game.
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displayed some remarkable execution!
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-1 three.'^M__Bß_| 7/17
E. H. Sigourney and Jo* Carney, both.
of San Francisco, play the *eoond game.
'of the tournament tonight
