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WOLGAST-MURPHY
RETURN BOUT IS
ALMOST CERTAIN
Jones Wants "A Bunch,"
but Probably Will Listen
to Reason When
Cornered
JOE MURPHY
It is very probable that as soon as
Tom Jones returns here from L,os An
geles Promoter Jim Coffroth wiil sign
«P Ad WoiSftSi and Harlem Tommy
Murphy for another battle. "VVolgast
Is itchsr.gr for another fight and Mur-
P»y is just as anxious, so the pro
will have no coaxing to do. His
trouble will be straightening out the
financial end of it. and this promises
to be some battle, as Tom Jones would
sooner talk about money than say a
pra;er.
Woleast seems to be elated over his
fight with Murphy. The former light
weight champion is glad to know that
lie can fight the 20 rounds as fast as
ever even when he was not In the best
of shape. WolffftSi >, olleves that his
fight with Murphy will do him a world
°f good and that in the future he will
■now his old time form.
Wolgast visited Coffroth yesterday
nnd asked what he would pay him to
Boa Rivers. As Jones was not on the
ground, Coffroth did not earn to start
*ny more trouble between the fighter
and his mannjrer. so he did not talk
business on this proposition. Coffroth
is ar -' Murphy and "Wolgast
»Wh), and he probably figures the for
better attraction than Rivers.
Jones is expected bark from the
Fouth in a few day*. The difference
In terms between Jones and Coffroth
is not very great and the latter does
nr>t expec-t to hav<> much trouble in
getting into line
-Jim Bui d Harlem Tommy
Murphy left for tfeW York yesterday.
Buckley is anxious to get back to the
Mr- town, as his heavy weight, Gun
boat boxes Matt Wells, the Kng
lish heavy weight champion, March 14.
Before departing- Buckley stated the
terms he desired for a return match
between Murphy and Wolgast. He
paid he would come out to box in April
if Coffroth wanted him.
# # #
Ttta Question n? to trfio In entitled to
ret chance at Willio Ritchie Is
Jiscussed by the followers of the
PRine. Nearly two out of every thrf>e
fans will telj you that "Wolgast should
K?t it—that is if he does not suffer a
reverse in tho me.-intine.
From reports that come from the
east it looks very doubtful if Wolsast
■will be the first to be accomme
Somo of the stories have it that
Ritchie is planning a slagre career over
in England, which would mean that
ulij not put on the gloves for
many months. As it in now. P.it
tlfd up with theatrical contracts,
wbtch r>:n into May. The fans expect
him to fight on July 4. and It is prob
ab!y his duty to do it if lie wants to
prove that lie is a real champion.
Ritchie gained all the honor* that
go wfU> winninsr tho championship, hut
because of the conditions under which
it wag won lie should prove feonclu
fc-ively that it» vvas no fluke, lie is in
bound to g-ive Wolgast another
rennet', and it eeetti to the Writer that
the latter is entitled to t'ne first whack.
might want to engage in a fight
of short duration before he goes over
[arathon route, and it would be
his privilege to try himself out against
lome second rater, but Wolgast has the
Call on him for the first real fight.
.Some aro claiming that Rivera has
the call over Wolgast. Not so, accord
ins? to Joe's record. Kilbane's knock-
Ictory over Rivaifet and "Wolg-ast's
victory over the Mexican easily puts
Ad to Th<- front. If Murphy beats "vv'ol
jrast In a return match lie will have
on them ell.
to ■ bporting editor
Totnn who :s now nianagring ,
;andot, the New Orleajis light
■weic 'ilowing to say:
"Mandot plans a ljusy season and
will start off by boxing Leach Cross
10 rounds in New York March 10. We
have under consideration an offer from
a New York promoter to box .Joe Riv
ers 10 rounds in Gotham. The Now
Orleans fight public wants Joe for
three fights In the southern city during
March. I have under my management
Frankie Burns*who will probably box
Eddie Campi on the coast March 20.
Blncerely yours,
"TOMMY WALSH."
GOSSIP OF THE STREET; A
LINE OF TALK FOR
ALL BRANCHES OF SPORT
Kd Wolgwt may b» ail In. bat be still fights
fast enough to druw $20,000 houses.
* -::- *
J. f'al Ewlnp (loos nut need a flgbt manager.
11 ■: all inu(.'natt> uses excellent Judg
ment iv selecting his opponent*.
*■ * #
Tom Jrmes has taken .Tack Lester, the north
wpstcrn middle weight, along with him to IiO«
Angelee to get a match. Apparently Tom flg
t it is Mm manager and nnt the fighter
liiet gf-ls the money, but it Iβ safe to predict
that Tom will find it otherwise in the Lester
case.
* * *
Early reports from the baseball eerlbes at
Springs show that they have profited by
experience. Since their experience at Paso Robles
jast season they have joined the "show iat"
brigade.
* ¥c *
Rube Marquard always had plenty of nerve,
rte drew a monthly stipend from the Giants when
):e was a lemon pitcher, and now he is getting
it on the «ta£e.
* & *
The revival of racing in Xrw York would be
welcome news to the lovere of the gams In
tuis tseetlon. The best the boys get now Is to
ri'ad a!i"Ht them, which is lvsrdly enough to sat
isfy their craving.
* * #
It is reported that Bob McAllister la getting a
t;iui wliieh runs Into four tlgurcs to \v\ Willie
Meeban in Oakland next week. If Hub should
promoten probably would value him riieu
at a three figure tighter.
fr * # *
bucteCßl men rondf ft boot and Char
uiskey pulled a "Ifw.e" wht-n tbey allowed
Hi" White Sox to set away from ue.
* *,# J .-
Tbe stage is playing havoc with s-ports now
adays. It is taking all our best men. Ilube
Marqnard has deserted the (iiauts for the sta*:e
nod Ritchli v beklad ttie fo<A
luat he ha.s forgot ten all about the ring.
* -X- tf •
]>f] Howard should !»• careful of tho>.
: ■! Muiiil for tUe excuse that
>iiid if they fail to make good.
* * #
- Brown is probebljr deeply impressed
with t lit- <i'>Hi<'ii state by this time. B« h.ia dis
covered Hint it i» a ti>K' place to Bleep.
* * *
The liornes tlist are racing at Jnareis are a
particular .s >rt. Just beceoM tbr.-<' wmj a little
mnd <in tii.' coure* tlic card waa completely shtit
■ :a a result of scrn
* * *
Willie Uitchie is going to Europe to oontinw
»y report*. Apparently Witlie
figures Lltat walloping such v
received iv his Wolgast light is nut worth it ut
any price.
* # *
Bonanza lived up to his name by capturing the
fifth tvent at Juarez yesterday.
/ U. C. TENNIS
f BERKELEY, Feb. I:6.—Tlie annual tntPtrlass
nnuuaeot at t i>t? University of ChM
\lnriiia wili opea March 4. EHsglea aixi doubles
x will L»e contested. 'nie conn >ar»>
- ' f v. k. Brecden, C. A. Bogen, ti. N
•lingers, E. V. Parker and J. il. fcvaas.
Feminine Fan of 11 Knows Inside of Game
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
CHICAGO, Feb. 3«.—Glndya Green, 11 yearn old, yvlio Iβ Mains <!•«•
< hl«-nKO National I.esißiie Bneebnll club for $25,000 ilninagee for lnjnrjea
Rustaiurd by the coHapwe of a meat in an exciting moment of a "double
header* , game lirtvtcen the i u!>» iitul the Philadelphia Nationals Ausrimt SO,
l!>10, convinced a jury before Jndirc Freeman in the Hoperior court today
that she I» a baseball "fan ,, anil known the luklilc point* of the pantimc.
"Papa and I went to nee the 'double header , the day I nai hurt," she
unl<l. "The man at b:it hit to richt field, and everybody yelled anil got up
to nee where the ball nonid land. I >va» no little that I conld not nee
over the heads of the people In front of me. I turned aroand to nit down
attain, and when I put my knee on the neat it broke and I fell on the arm
of the Rent and was hurt."
"\\ hat do you mean by a double headerf ,, ehe wan naked.
♦'Two srame«," nhe qnlckly replied.
PETROSKEY A FAVORITE
OVER FIGHTING NEWSIE
Fans Still Consider Sailor a.
Contender for Middle
Weight Diadem
Pailor Kd Petroskey Is a 10 to S
favorite In the betting to defeat AVII
-lie Meehan, the fighting newsboy,
whom he meets Friday night at Droam
land pavilion "before the Market club.
Petroskey's recent fights have been so
finpressive that the fans still consider
him a contender for championship hon
ors in the middle weight division, and
fijrure him to beat Meehan. Th« latter
will not he without supporters, how
ever. As there are many good judges of
boxers who favor the fighting news
boy.
lieports from the training camps of
both scrappers are. to the effect that
they are in excellent shape for tho
coming encounter. Petroskey ts hard
at work on Yerba Buena island, while
Meehan is training at El Vcrano. Mak
ing VoS pounds is an easy task for both
men.
Johnny O'Leary. feather wolght cham
pion of thdOhorthwept, is giving away
weight to T,ee Johnson, but Is confident
of his ability to defeat the colored
boxer. Both are fast, and their scrap
should be worth seeing.
Henry Iliekey. the sensational
feather weight of Oakland, will oppose
Young Cohen, a rattling good 122
pounder. The latter should give Hlckey
a real test, lie has battled some of
the toughest l»oys of his weight In this
section and has shown to advantage
against them.
The heavy weight contest between
Charley Miller, the giant motorman.
and Rufus Cameron, the colored heavy
weight of Los Angeles, should result
in a real Donnybrook. Miller is anxious
to get back into the limelight, and
promises to put Cameron away in short
order.
The contest between Young Abe At
tell of Denver and Jimmy Fox, the local
124 pounder, should be a scientific ex
hibition, as both are past masters at
the art of boxing. They are lightning
fast and probably the cleverest of their
weight on the Pkdflc coast.
The Market cluh has nine bouts in
all on Its card. The other bouts are
between boys well known in the four
round division.
♦ •-
Juarez Selections
JOE MURPHY
Followtos are the entries end selections for
the races ttlc afternoon at Juarez:
FIRST I?.\ ' taH a half furlongs;
- olds:
lnd.-x. Horse. Wf.
DOWMANB 110
BLUXEi AX.D 119
BILL FINN 107
2u:;7 Amity •. 11."
2(120 r.I Sabio 115
2(i2i' Luke Vug Zandt Ill)
1869 Jolly Tar • 117
2039 l!ed Km Mβ
2001 Magdn Ii MB
d<wi.latid one of Tom Ryan's sleepers. Blue
beard is cuing to ran a good race.
BJBCOKD RAf'E —One mile; selling; 4 year
olds and upward:
Index, li . VTt.
l-.-H ABOUND XC,
DICK BAKEB. 108
2065 SIEEPLAND 110
2045 Roberta lOy
j>!7 Grrtctaea o m.'i
2040 Orv*o Queen in.'!
2026 Pedro 1"-",
202 ♦ Wadsworth 11 !>7
20C:! IQO
201S Caiethtimpian 102
2027 I>ou Enrique 307
Abound bas had a nice rest and. with the
spred. will tiptoe. Pick Baker ran a good race
yesterday and li at home Id the going.
THIRD RACE—Vivo ami a half furlong*;
selling; CI joar olds and upward:
lntU-x. llorsp. Wt.
2021 HIGH STREET 10S
2020 TOM G !*7
lftd.i DEFINITE It V
1775 Jim Cafferata 10H
2021 Sterlin ldß
2030 Barney Oidfield 10S
2021 Godfather 11l
3003 Mercuriurn 90
Kind Lear 104
ae*e Salvage ; ion
1757 Ablbu |M
2651 At>e Slupskey 108
High Street has only to repeat last race to
win. Place p.nri show tossup.
rOTIUTH RACE—Five and a half furlongs;
purse; 3 year olds:
Indtx. Bore*. Wt.
2048 WEYANOKE 109
202!) KIVA Ki4
20-Jti CONNAUGHT idS
2<iM Fitzgerald 10.
2040 Auto Kuh los
2040 Vested Rights 102
Weyanoko ha* a royal cnasc* To brat out ihe
favorite. Xiv«. The latter all Uinds of tipeed utt
just I'Cattn. Connaughfa last race, ivhen third,
u<Jt lii» best.
FIFTH RATE—Five nnrt a half forlonys;
spllinjr: 3 .Mar olds and upward:
Indes. Horw. wt.
20441 ANNUAL INTEREST 114
3(>40 SHOOTING SPRAY .]ji
200S CHAHLEY BROWN 104
Weigh the car—not its price.
Both are light. But the
Ford is the one car whose
low price does not indicate
its high worths—the reason
why yon must "get busy ,,
today—if you want a Ford
this Season.
"Everybody is driving a Ford"—more thsn
200.(XX) in service. New prices—runabout
$525—touring car $600—town car $800—-with,,
all equipment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars
from Ford Motor Company, 100 Van Xess
Aye., San Francisco, or direct from Detroit
factory.
THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 27. 1913.
RAIN SPOILS THE CARD
ONCE AGAIN AT JUAREZ
Two Races Are Called Off;
Bonanza Wins the
Mile Event
(Special Dispatch to The Call)
.EL PASO, Feb. 26.—The heavy rains
continued today and put the Juarez
track In bad shape. In consequence
there were numerous scratches and two
of the events were called off. Two fa
vorites won. The defeat of Balcllff
was costly, as the players plunged on
him, sending him to the post a 3 to 5
choice. Palma made all the running
and won easily by two lengths. Bo
nanza won the mile event, which was
the only race on the card that had a
pretense to class. Summary;
-FIR.ST RACE—One mile:
Odds. Rone. Weight. Jockey. St. Str. Fin.
.1-1— 11.-i mrr>thj 3 1 1 rt
(5-1—N«<1« Mas. 105 (HUD U 2 28
13-5—(1)COOL, U2 ißoeen) 6 5 3n
Tlino. 1:84 1-5. Force 1 plfcec, 1-2 ebow; Mac
2 place, 4--"> Fhow; Coo! 3-5 chow. Red WWw,
(3)J. M. Stokes, LottUt. Henry WiUiami. also
ran. S*ratelie<l—l. ny minster, I.awn.
SKCONI) RACE—Five and a half furlongs;
robtUtut*:
(t<!<l». Horse, Welsht .locker. St. Str. Fin.
U-.%—Lehleh. KM (Kurlingiime) 1 113
15-I—fcthel Wicks. «>8 (Halser) 7 2 2 1
:iy Paxton. 103 (Molesworthl .'! 4 S 4
Tim*, 1:16. Lohlph 4-5 place, 1-3 show; Wicks
6 place. 3 chow; Fax ton 1-2 fhow. Sadie Shapiro.
8. V. Hough, L'oii Ramon. Good Intent, Baden,
also rnn.
THIRD RACE—One mtl»:
Oriiis. Horse. Weight, .Tooke.r. St. Str. Fin.
S-2—lMdt Baker. 115 fCallahan)... 7 1 1 12
8-t—C. TnckPr 112 (W. Mclntjre) 2 8 2>i
7-.V-(l)BEN tfNCAS. 118 (Boreli. 3 2 Sβ
Time, 1:50.T-5. Baker l place. 3-5 chow; Clint
Tucker S place. S-"> show; Uncas 1-4 show.
Marin. Sam Bernard. (2) Lookout, (3)L*vender
Lam, Horison, also ran. Scratched—Ruth Esther,
Boojcer Battle.
KOI RTH RACE—Five and a half furionge;
mbetirote:
Odd*. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. Str. Fin.
15-I—Velio Forty. 88 <naynes> fi 1 1 .1
B-l—Xing Stalwart, f>B (Him " 2 2 2
7-."— Inquieta. 100 (Csllahan) 2 .". Sβ
Time. 1:14. Forty 6 place. 8 show; King 8-5
place. 4-3 show: lnquieta 13 show. Th<> Fafl,
Slee.filand. Bonnie bard. Hugh Gray. Erran,
Mznrka, Itosrou, Krnctt H, also ran. Scratched—
Don Enrique.
FIFTH RACF.-Ono raile:
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jocker- St. Str. Fin.
8-s—Booanta, 107 i Rurllogamp) ... 2 1 t 5
20-I—(2ISUFFRAGIST. 119 ..Moles) 5 2 26
4-I—Lov- Diir. lor (Greta) 4 t< 3n
Time. l:~2V-o. Boston 1-2 place, out show;
Suffragist 0 plftce 5-2 eh<vw; Day out show.
(l)Puck and (3)Dynamo also ran. Scratched —
Maizie (Url. Tionnie Kioiee, Mary Emily, Iladad,
Bit of Fortune.
SIXTH HACK -One and three-s!xtf>e:iths mile*:
Odds, norse, Weight, Jockey. St. Str. Fin.
7-T—(S)PALMA. 103 fMrf>on«W)..e 1 12
.".-S—(I)BALCLirF, 1d. ,, . (Halsey).. 1 2 2 4
4-1 —Whirideu. 104 (HurUugamei . . 4 3 3S
Time. 2:ia,- Palma 13-$0 [>!fl<-e. 13 show; Bal
c!!T ; l-.~i place, out show: Whiddeu 1-2 show.
.Misprison and (2)Flying- «lso run.
Weatbfr *h >w-pry; iieavy.
I Charleston Race Results
(Special Dispatch to the Call)
CHARLESTON. S. C. Feb. 26.—Henrietta W.
a 10 to 1 shot, led her opponents to the wire in
tbf first evfnt this afternoon. The summary:
First rftec — Henrietta W. 10 to 1, won: Com
moner's Touch. 3 to 1, second; Claque. 8 to 3,
third.
Second race—Fairy Godmother, 3 to I, won;
Island Queen. 7 to 10, second; Lady Sybil, 6 to 1,
third.
Third race—Sliarkleton. 7 to 5. won: Loehlel,
IT. to B, second; John Furlong, fl to 5. third.
Fourth race—Please Wellet, 12 to 1. won: Pan
Jon. c to 1. second: Ruhr Ilyatns. 2 to f>, third.
Fifth race—Swarts Hill, ft to 1, won; Miss
Primitive, 4 to 1. second: Abrasion. 4 to "., third.
Sixth race—Lawton Wiggins, 2 to 1, won J
Clem Bcachey, 2 to 1, second: Gagnant 3 to 2,
third.
INTJEPENDEKTS KALSOHINE TT. C.
Cliff Ireland's Independents laid to* whitewash
on the University of California nine yesterday
afternoon. From tUe fifth Inning to the bitter
end the visitors batted California's three heavere
all over the lot. Schimpff for the winners pitched
his own pame handily. Score: R. 11. E.
Independents "» 1" 2
California 0 .°, 4
Batteries—Schimpff and Ablea; Webb. Wylie,
Lombard! and Sebastian.
200." Vel!e Forty so
2060 &t»sel 1 McOHl m
2< 65 King Stalwart .io->
2060 Mazurka lu-i
T.fi Quid Nunc k>4
<;fft K>.-,
"fKU) Ortmar Led ins
2QS2 Fr«xr!p
•_'i"■.". I'uniiie Bard wsj
An (ip<-n race. On recent efforts Annual In
(crest is tbe goods. Shooting Spray last nee
jusr beaten,
SIXTH RACE—One mile; selling; 4 yeer old»
nv.i) upward: •
I tides. Horse. wt
2061 SHOKTY NORTHCTTT 107
•2v\n BLACK MATE 107
2037 ACUMEN '.'.'.UK,
i!tK>6 Kake 105
2043 Dutch Rook 107
In this kind of going Shorty Xorthout Is tl»e
solid borse. Black Mate getting good.
BEST BETS—ABOPKD, SHOHTY NORTHCTTT
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TOTAL MIMBER OF PICTURES 77. Contest b?s;an I>b. 23. Each
day a different picture appears In this space. Cut them out. Say« them
until the last picture appears on May 10. Don't send In partial lists*.
Wait until you have all the answers to the 77. Read Rule*, Dnllr Story
nn«l Special Announcement* in another part ofythis paper. It will help
you win a prize. Extra pictures and coupons of any date that have
appeared may be had at 80. Enter today without registering; your name.
Merely Save Picture* and Coupon* a<4 they appear.
A four page pamphlet giving all details of this contest was printed in
this newspaper some time ago. If you did not see it send a 2 cent stamp or
call at the office. $ ,
USE THIS ORDER BLANK FOR CATALOGS
If you cut this order form, fill it out and send or bring it in with
the sum designated, you will receive the Official Copyrighted Con
test Catalog of about 5,000 book titles and seven certificates re
deemable for the first 35 pictures in the contest. In the Catalog
are all the correct titles to the 77 pictures. Catalogs 35 cents at
this office, 40 cents by mail.
Booklovers' Contest Editor, The Call, San Francisco, Cal.
Inclosed find 40 cents, for which send me a Booklovers , Contest
Catalog of about 5.000 book titles and the seven certificates re
deemable for the first 35 pictures.
NAME r
STREET AND NO
CITY AND STATE .
Safeguarding the Contest
Entire supervision of this contest will be turned ov-r to three of th»»
city's most eminent men, whose names will be announced later. These Dook
lo.vers' Contest Judges will have immediate and personal charge of the conteet
game, certifying to the list of correct titles, conducting the checking of the seta
of answers and approving the selection of the winning sets.
ENTER THIS CONTEST TODAY gl BSCRIPTION RATES
You can enter the contest any time. Dally and Pimday San Francisco Call,
Order The San Francisco Call to be sent by carrier. 75e a month,
you three fnonths. beginning with issue DaHy s Francisco Call only, by
of day your order is received. carrier 75c a morth
GET IN THE CONTEST RIGHT Ca " ie , r ' ' aC - a ™ ontn ;
NOW. IT IS JUST BECOMING INTER- Daily or Sunday ban Francisco Call,
ESTING. P er '-opy from newsboy, 5c a copy.
DON'T MISS A SINGLE PICTURE. Daily and Sunday San Francisco CWL
GET THE CALL. EVERY DAY. l by mail, $2.00 for three month*.
The principal features in connection with this contest are copyrighted
by the Booklovers , Contest Company, San Francisco. Cal.
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