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6
Sports Page
Emeryville Crowd Grieves Over Queer
Antics of Heavily-Backed Mudlarks
Jockey "Brown Carries
Off the Afternoon's
Riding Honors
YESTERDAY'S MIXXERS
— . Beat
Horse. Jorkey. Prle*.
Albia Bro^nt . ? 4-1
Santa Ray. .Brown .... 7-1
Blanche C. . Sacdjr S-l
The Horr;i.tii . Hontrr . 5-2
Bj-renertiale fiorncr 10-1
Blasrsr B. Duaran 23-5
J. R. Jeffery
Five favorites went down to defeat
at Emeryville race track yesterday and
the dyed-in-rlK'-wool regulars, who had
turned out in spite of the treacherous
track conditions and the poor card,
suffered a depletion of their bank rolls
fo the consequent enrichment of the
.bookies. Walior Miller did not ride and
Jockey Brown carried off the saddle
honors of the day with two firsts, two
seconds and ft third. The track- was
iauddy and very deep and holding-. Tho
Borgian was the solitary successful fa
vorite. -Several "good thingrs" went
wrong during 1 th*i afternoon, but one
«>r two w*-nt through.
H.- T. Griffin's Albia was playedfrom
4 down to 13 to 5 to win the opener, a
\u25a0 three and a half furlong dash for two
year-olds, and mat'.e good in an impres
sive manner. Brown had the mount,
pot the filly away flyinir, opened a gap
of five lengths on Billy Watkins, the
5 to 5 favorit<\ at the head of the
Ftreich and won easing up by three
lengths. The favorite beat Raleigh, the
only other short priced youngster in
the racs thre* 1 lengths for the place.
The long shots were all beaten off. The
winner showed a high turn of early
ppeed and her race, was a decided im
provement over her previous perform
ances.
BROWN I..AADS SANTA RAY X
Jorkey Brown followed up his victory
in the opening event by winning the
second race with the 7 to 1 shot Santa
Ray. Comilfo opened favorite, but went
back in the betting under the influence
of a strong play which sent Princess
Wii'-eler to the. post a 3 to 2 choice,
played down trom 3 to 1. Comilfo was
off ia front and set the pace to the
paddock, where he weakened and quit
to noihing. Princess Wheeler had been
rnnaltfg si cond all the way arid looked
like the winner a short distance from
'the wire, but Sania Ray came from be
hind with a wdl limed rush and beat
the good thing a half length. Yo San
caprured third place from the tiring
Oomilfo, who probably dislikes weight.
Priric< ss Wheeler might have won but
for being cut off and carried wide by
Comilfo.
Harry Macks S.iin-Malaise filly
Blanche C turned up winner of the
third, over the Futurity course^ Sandy
iiad the mount and the filly came in for
.-ufScient support to force her price
down from S to €. Duke of Orleans
and Marion Rose, the latter an oven
money favorite, raced one another into
exhaustion in the early running, and
both tinnl badly in the Ftretch. Sandy
brouKlat Blanche C from behind on the
outside and was lucky to win from the
.fast coming Mitre, inadequately ridden
by the apprentice boy I^auby. With a
strong rider up Mitre probably would
have \u25a0won. as the boy appeared to be
of little assistance to the Ornament
gelding. Duke of Orleans managed to
save the show, but the favorite fin
ished in the ruck. The Duke's defeat
•was a severe blow «o some of the wise
brigade, who were instrumental in
hammering down his price.
i.o\E pivoniTE mxs
The. Borgia n. William Walker's son
of Brutus, gladdened the_ hearts of the
favorite playe"rs'"by romping in front
aJ! the way In'ttti fourth, at a mile and
fifty yards. Opening: equal favorite at
\u25a05 to 2 with Anvil, the wisely disrrim
inatingplay of th<- talent Bent Walker's
horse to the post at 3 to V, while
Anvil drifted back. From a\- perfect
start Hunter took The Borgian. to the
front In the first turn, followed by
Funnyside. Anvil met with interfer
ence and fell back, but came strong in
the stretch. He momentarily menaced
The Borgian. but the latter had plenty
in reserve and drew away again, to
win by two lengths. Anvil was as
easily second, and Funnyside just- did
save third place from St. George Jr.
Byrondale, neglectrd in the betting
to such an extent that his price re
ceded from 4 to 30, «-ame to life and
gave thp talent an awful shock by
vanning the fifth with the utmost ease.
Horn«r brought him from far back in
the run through the stretch and he
was galloping over the leaders at the
paddock. Trapsetter and Hulford, the
latter bring first choice in the betting,
raced out in front to the stretch, where
both quit, the favorite having broken
down. Trapsetter saved third place
Pani"! C, closing stoutly, was an easy
second at remunerative odds. Alice
Carey, prominent in the early part of
the race, foil- behind "steadily toward
tne end. Fury seemed unable to raise
a galiop.
I. AST RACK . EASY FOR BLAGG
Little Eddie Dugan brought Blagg
home an «=asy winner in the closing
race of the day. The colt led through
out and was drawing away from his
field at the \u25a0 end. Jocund came from
behind with a rush in the stretch and
just did take second money from Aaron
J. who had bWn in close pursuit of the
winner to the paddock. Aaron J stum
bled a short distance from the wire,
but for which he probabiy would have
saved the place. Instructor and Toco
law. the choices, were always outrun.
Batidor was up with tue Jeaders for a
while, but <.lass counted and he soon
fell back. \u0084 v'
Blagg went to the post at 9 to 2, to
which figure he had drifted from' 13
to 5 for lack of support.
Gossip of the Track
Entries fpr the new $SOOO Family
ClubUiandicap to be run on Saturday,
February 16,. at a mile* and a quar
ter cJoe^d yesterday at 4 o'clock. Twen
ty nominations, including the pick of
the handicap division racing at both
odast, trades, were made, and more may
come with tomorrow's mail 3 * from
Los Angeles and other points. The
.list to date is as follows: .Corrigan,
Rubric, Logistilla, Rapid Water. Tony
Faust. Sahara, Ifcamus, .Dnsty Miller,
Dr. Leggo, Mandatory Clamor, Voladay,
Sir Edward, J. F. Donohue, Tartan. "W.
H. Carey, Proper, Jocund, Nealon,
Temaceo. .
, Sahara, the only., horse : lv .the. list
not familiar to race-goers. of the pres
ent season, is the property^ of the Lake
stable, for which John D.-Millin. is
trainer. "She is a four-year-old" bay
filly by Commando out of ; Veva. Ascot
Park, is represented, in the" list by- J.
y. Donohue, Tartan , and W. H. Carey,
Four Favorite to Run "Into the Money "
San Francisco Call's Racing Form Chart
OAKLAND, Monday, February 4, 1007. Sixty-eighth day.. Weather cloudy. .Track \u25a0lieavy.".
E. C. Hopper, prestdina: Jndge. Richard Dwyer.^jtartcr. .--.-\u25a0 '
AflO FIRST BACK— Three and a lialf fnrlongs; sellinj;. two-year-olds;. value to first, $323.
\u0084 Index. Horse and Owner ~ Wt St. }4 % % Str. Fin»- Jockey ; ~ Op./ CL
\u25a0444 Albia <H. T. Griffin). 105 1 ... ... 13 15 13 A. Brown... 4 13-5
(444) Billy Watklns (S. C HUdreth) 114 f> ... ... 21212 3 U Williams.. 0-5 S-j>
420 Raleigh. (Keene Bros.) 11l 4 ... ... .3 2 32- S 5 W. Dugan:;. 11-5 13-5
313 Charlotte U (Anchorage S. I\). 100 «... ... 5-3 5 3 4 h Graham ...... 50 • 50
42<> Valoskl CL** &. Mon) 100, 7 ... ... S2'6 2 52% K. Dugan...'. .15' .12
414 Swede Sam (H. 1. Wilson).... 100 .3 ... ... 62 - 4 }6 C lfc K. Clark.,... ,100 ; 100:
...: Rio Vista. (Oakland Stable) 111 8 ... ... j4 V 3V 3 ~ Z 7 « Burel ../....' 100 100
COO CrvsUl War*. tC. W. ChappeU) 103 2 ...... 7.2 S4 8 7 Charb'notu .. . 100 200
jUartwllgnt ( J. J. Qotalan )....10» 9 ... ... « » « Fair . /. \u25a0 _ 11 100j_200
Thne — :25 4-5. :43 4-5. At post li minutes. Off at 1:4S». Albla. place, 4-5: show, 1-3. Watkins.
place. 1-2: show, 1-5. lUleiirh. show," 1-3. Winner b. f. by Handsome-La Bruja. Trained
! \u25a0 l>y VS. OUiill. Start «ood. Won easily. Second easily. Albia jumped into the lead at the
j. start *nd spreadfapled her field. - Watkins, away slowly, olost-U up .it . bis gap last part.
KuiHc'ii weakened in the final stnißgle. Valoskl, away poorly, made up a lot of ground in
; the * tretcb . Charlotte showed speed. . . •\u25a0 ' '- ' :
ACLt t ; F.COND~ltAcli^it''uturity course. Selling. Four-year-olds and upward. Value to nrat
4DiJ ;3^j. -\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0;,.. • \u25a0'-... - . .\u25a0;-•....•..\u25a0\u25a0
Index. J Horse and Owner Wt St. ii \it .% s Str. Fin. Jockey Op. • CI.
437 Santa Ray, 4 (J. F. Clifford).. 123 3 ... 42 4 4 4 0 IVj A.BBwn 1 « •"• 7
44S I'rin. Wheeler. 5 (W. r. Fine) 122 4 ... 2 4 2XI2 X 1 2V> 2 2 V. Ke11y..... 2 3-2
: 44.S Yo .Sun. n (Hume & Co.) 122 2 ... 353 « 3% a \ Hlldehrand .. <> S.
; 23it U'omilfo. 4 (Keene 8r05.).... 120 1 ... 1 n 1 9i" 1 n 4 2 W. Dugan... S-fi 11-5
44(i Kduardo. T» (U- stover) 124 3 ... 0 4 5 3 5 4 5 8 Mcßride 20 . •20
I »>2 Sacredns. 6U? J. MeGrath)... 124 8 ... sli « 2 04 C h I'hillips ....: »" 25
295 Tlnlock. a (J. C. Boyd) 124 7 .... 7^72 7374 W. Smith.... . r>o lf«)
4-jI |<"huppa»iua. a (Lee & 50n)... .•{122 C 8 ' S 8 8 K. Dngan.... ' 21* \u25a050
Time— :2s"l-5. : 51 2-5, 1:04 1-5. 1:14 1-5. At post 3 minutes. Off at 2:12. Ray,, place, 2: show,
4-5. Wheeler, place, 1-2; out, show. San, show, S-5. Winner eh. m." by St. A»onicns-Ray of
<;old. Trained by J. F. Clifford. Scratched— Titus 11. UersaSn, M. A. Powell. Start fair. Won
all dri-ring. Uomllfo. Yo San and Princess Wheeler ran one another flown and Santa Ray ran*
; uvor them iv the stretch after saTing much ground on the -last tnrn. Oomilfo probably dis- ;
j . lik^s weipbt and may have been short. Ednardo Is improrins. Princess could not hare lost
j if she had not been cnt off and then carried ont by Comilfo. -\u25a0 - • \u25a0 ' -
j THIRD RACE— Futurity course; selling; three-year-olds; value to first, $325.
j Index. \ Horse and Owner Wt St. %. ii »4 Str. Fin. Jockey | Op. CL
443 ißlanch O (M. i,Ucbt.... 107 1 .'...3 3 3 2 2 2 IVj Sandy I 6- 6
(445i[MItrc fSlenlo Stable)... 100 7 .:. sit 04 4 2 2 4 Lauby ...... 4 S
454 !l>. of Orleans (R. It. Rice Jr.). 105 3 ... 1 h 1 3 1«, 3 2 A. 8r0wn... 1 5 23-5
I 434 iMaia. (Stevens & Son>...;- 101 « ... 4 h 4 1 5 1 4h Homer .....|V S 12
458 iMariou Rose (Flenr de Lis)... 104 2 ... 2 2 2Vi3 V 3V 3 5 3 Buxton .....| 0-5 C-5
:cil jDsv* Welwr (McCafft-rty ys 4 ... 8 3 5 2 6 3 0.3 . Lycurcue ...| CO 500
\u25a0i'A IBushthorpe (J. E. Casei 112 8 ... Tb.75.73 7 S W. Dugan. ..l 8 . 20
|Tea Tray U (L. A. Chllds)..., 105 5 ... S S 8 8 McClaln ....| UP 500
i Tim«> — :2ti 2-5. :51 3-5, 1:05, I*ls. At iK>st 2 minutes. Off at 2:34. Blanch C. place, 2: show
4-5. Mitre, place, 5-2; show. «>-5. Orleans, show, 1-2. Winner b. f. by Saiu-Malaise.
\u25a0 Trained by H. Mack. Seratclied — Hilo de Oro, Menden, Mechant. Peerless Lass. Start
pood. Won driTinjr. Second easily. Winner bid up from $700 to $1)00 by S. Polk and
j . told, nigu price— Blanche C S. Marlon Rose and Duke of Orleans «iuit after racing to-
Kftlior for a half-mile. Blanch C. well ridden, then woii from Mitre, which could probably.
have won under better handling. Mala ran well. \u25a0' \u25a0 s ' - -' •-\u25a0
1 ACtL FOI'RTH RACE — One mife and fifty yards; selling; three-year-olds and upward. Value
; 403 to first, $400. ;,-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ... '. ... • \u25a0 \u25a0 . '--'
i Index, j : Horse and Owner jWtlSt. >4 Vi t?i Str. Fin. ' Jockey ! Op. Cl.
441 'The Uprgian. 5 (W. Walker*... 104/ 3- 11 11 12 1 3 12 Hunter ..... 5-2 3-2
i 2sS lAnrli, a (Ok K. Murray) 10(i 1 4Vi 5 2 4 3 4 3 2 3 Sandy 3 7-2
' 0P47 "Fnunysidc, G (G. I. McNVIh.. . Wi 5 2 2 24 2 l'/.2 2 3n Mcntry ..... .5 10
! 449 Ist. <Jeor«re Jr., C (McLaughlln) 109 7 313 1%3 Vi S>s 4 3 A. Brown. ..| 3 5
44« Warte Xlcht, a (WUkerson).. 1««* 2 5% 4 1 5 1 S 2 5 1 Kirschb'm '.. 12 18
j 892 F.arly Hours, 4 (11. R. Schaffer) 00 C 7 C 1 Cs\u25a0« 8 0 S LycurgHS ... 30 C.O
1 442 Capt. Burnett. 4 (McCarthy).. l »5 '4 0 1 7 \u25a0 7 7 7 Boston \u25a0 12 10
; Time-^24"4^*>. :.'si 3-5, 1:16, 1:45 1-5. 1:454-5. At post IVi . minutes. Off at' 2:5«. Borgian.
place, :l-C: rfiow, 7-20. Anvil, place. 1: show. 1-2. Funnyslde. show, 2. .Winner br. h. by
Isn«i!s-l>r<letto. Trained ' by W. Walker.^ Scratched — Beechwood. , Start perfect. Won
«-asi!y. Seomd 4aslly. The Borffian outclassed Ills fiftld'.and, under restraint, out Ban It
all the way. Funnyside. none too well handled, ran well for a first out. Anvil avoided
the early pare end closed stoutly. St. Georße Is Improving. ' \u25a0 ': "
' ACC. FIFTH RACE — One mile and twenty yards? selling; four-year-olds and upward; value
I to first, JUJ2S. \u25a0 y ; -. \u25a0 .;\u25a0_\u25a0\u25a0.. . \u25a0 . j \u25a0 - .
IndesTl llorse and Owner iWt St. fft/ t Vj %\u25a0\u25a0 Str.^Fin. ' Jockey . Op.. CL
.'550 i By roaerdale, a <J. M. Crane* -tlOft « 7 1 li 2 0 2 5 2 3 3 Homer. 4 \0
4+*; I Daniel C. 4 (Dealey & C 0.)... 104 2 4 1 5 2 3 1 3;% 2*4 A. Brown... 10 10
I 4M jTraiisetter, a (Chandler) 112 1 31 lh 11 I\u25a0Vi 3 1 Sandy .....f 12 S
i. 446 [Rev. Dare. a. (W. Hawket W.t 3 8 718 «2 4 5 Graham .... 10 IS
447 Alice Carey, a iFleur de Lis) . 1"2 5 2 1 3 h 4 2 415 1 Buxton ...... 4 - S
I (452>! Hulford. 0 (J. H. Brannon)... 104 4 11 2^2 VS 2 1 « % A. Williams!" 6-511-10
4.{<; (Fury. 5 (G. P. McNeil I HH s 0 1 4 1 7 1 7 3 73 Mentry 10 25
j 447 JMonaw Mnld. 5 (W. Walkert.|lo2 7 5h S 518 8 Hunter ..... 7 12
j Tisio— :as. 2-3. lilß, 1:45 1-5. 1:46 4-5. At post % minute. Off at 3:21 >j. Byronerdale,
place, 4; show. 9-5. Daniel C. place, 4; show, 2. Trapsetter. show. 1. Winner b. '%.
by Jim Gore-Bricansa. Trained ; by J. Dixon. Scratched — Duelist, Bor Elder. Alma Boy,
Sir Varter. Start good. Won easily. Second easily. Hulford broke down after showing
sjx'ed to the head of the stretch. Going just suited Byronerdale. Daniel C ran an Im
proved rave. Carey quit. , . . . ' . .. «.
j A Ctrf SIXTH RACE — Five furlonps; purse; three-year-olds and upward;, value to first, ?325.
j Index.:' Horse and Owner = Wt St. H =4 Str. Fin. 5 Jockey.- . Op. ~cT.
r43ilißla!ipr. .1 (I^ee & 50n)...,..., 93 il .... 11 11.1.2 .13 '\u25a0 !E.! E. Duean . '. \u25a0„ - 13-5 ' 9.0 '
(44'))! Jocund. «J iff, B. Jenninjrs) . .. 112 10 .:. .7 1 ' « 131 2 h "A. Bruwn. 0"- »
230 'Aaron, J. a (Armour & G.)..t 105 2 ... 2 2 2 1 2 h 5 3 Bore! n ...... 10-15
- 431 [Instructor. <i (H..C. Cocse)... 11l 5. 4 h 5%4V. 4 H U Williams * 2 13-5
315 Tocolaw. 0 .(J". . 3ladison) . .-. . 108 « ..^ 5 2 7.1 5 2"'fi 5 - Mcßride ... - 5-2, "»
9567 Mill Son?, 4 (P. Wilkerson): 90 \u25a0» . .'. ShJ) 2 72 6 h Lycnrgus ' 20 *40
449 Com Blosfoin. 5 (R0we111 . . . . 108- 7 ... 10 10 9 78 Sandy • " ' B '-" \u25a0' 10
! <374> Bi«tldcr. a (Wnlker & McK.).. 100 4 . ..; :i h 3 1 6 2 8 4 Graham '. .. 20 V4O
jF.Knlpiit the Bear. 3 (Childs) 94 S ... 9 4h 10 015 McClaln . . . . v 100 " 100
<\u25a0"».•{) i Glcmieiining. a (Hanimondl . . . 105 1 (5 %81 BY. 10 Lauby '...... 30-40
! Ttoe — ;24 1-5. :5U 2-5. l:i« 3-5. At post 3 Minutes. Off at 3TOT «ia?R. place. B<i; show,
7-ld. jix-nnd. piace. l(>-5; show. 3-2. Aaron, show, 3.' Winner h. g. by Free Kniph't-Stella
Perkins. Trained by L. O. Lee. Scratched — Isolation. < Rose PomOom. Start- sood.- Won easily
j Second driviuj;. Blajre was away flying and won easily. Aaron J stumbled at the six
leenth j>ole or he would have been second. Instructor was away poorly. Tocolaw did not
show much. Jocnnd ran a winning race. Tab Free Knight the Bear. ' -
three of the topnotchers at the south
ern course.
There was considerable conjecture I
over the absence of Jockey Walter Mil- :
ler from the saddle yesterday. It was '
only a case of the premier rider tak
ing: a day off. He had no promising
cnsagementf!. . and his manager con
cluded that it would make no material
difference if the boy should take ad
vantage of the opportunity for a day's
rest. H<i has virtually _ decided to
start for the East with "Miller imme
diately after the running of the Cal
ifornia Derby on' February 22, in which
event the boy probably will have the
i mount on Teraacco, C. E. Durnell's
! candidate.
\u25a0y • ."• •
The "sequel to the bidding up of Stu
art Pplk's good polt Gemmeli by Harry
Mack in the early part of -the meet
ing came at the finish of the third
race yesterday, when Polk boosted
Blanche C, one of Maclt's fillies.- from
$700 to $900. Mack let Blanche C go at
that figure. JV, V'-'i^&f-'j-i \u25a0
• •• • *
Harry Mack claimed Mitre, out. of
the third race for $1125 after losing
Blanche C, and a few moments later
resold the gelding to Joe Stern at a
substantial advance. .•
•'• • .
George Miller, who has been handling
Barney Schreiber's Ascot Park string,
will arrive at Emeryville today to take
i charge of the Schreiber horses that
i Dave Henry has been racing here.
Schreiber took out a trainer's license
in his own. name yesterday Just to
"kid" some of his associates .who had
been - "jollying" him. The license was
duly, made out in the Missouri
er's real name, Bonaventure Schreiber.
• • \u25a0'..-• \u25a0' \u25a0'. •\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0
Jockey W. ;Dugan is now doing the
riding for the Keene stable-, whenever
he can make the weight. He was fined
$50. yesterday for having carried Prin
cess Wheeler wide with* Comilfo | and
for having interfered wfth other horses
in the same race.
Hulford broke down so badly in the
fifth race yesterday that J. H. Brarinan \
\u25a0 sold him to Paddy Lynch for $200 after-:
' ward. •\u25a0'•."'\u25a0':• ;. \u25a0 •'••\u25a0\u25a0 -'..-.':\u25a0. \"y
• * * ' ; '\u25a0\u25a0'.
Jockey Hunter, after^ having been
| down fsr a week or so* on account^ of
i rides that" displeased William- Walker,
his employer, resumed riding. yesterday
and signalized his return to the 'saddle
by piloting The Borgian to victory.
..-•\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. * \u25a0 * ::_
Jack Keene was on the sick list yf^r
terday ', and • Gil: Curry- discharged/ his
duties on the block.
.— •\u2666.'\u25a0.•' \u25a0-\u25a0 • '. .- \u25a0-V-,
C. C. McCaffefty has' exchanged the
Kismet four-year-old : " Mill,- 'Song. 'for
Puerl Wilkerson's; contract' on his ap
prentice rider, Lycurgus.
'"\u25a0 '.'. .'\u25a0 *':'\u25a0' * t" •• -
An- application by W.W. Elliott* for
stable accommodations at. Oaklarwn
meeting had s to~ibo i turned' downT'by ; the
officials - at : the : Hot' Springs track be
cause of lack of; room. 1 , '\u25a0 ,
'. Johnny Bullman's \ good -riding con^
tinues • to •• excite \u25a0 admiration at 'Ascot
Park/M^BBWBBHBBaiMBBBH ' - =
• • »
y .The .schooling,. schooling ','„ list . now consists of
Dorado. Barker, Siri-Brillar, 7 Sain .Shot,
,Boas, Pinaud, Achilles and 'Bonaven
ture. :"\u25a0''\u25a0 T. \u25a0-,-/.:• : --'-' V- \u25a0' _ : :•;. ' '
Jn-the absence of Frank Skinner, who
THE SAN^'FRXNaSCO'^Xni;;aTUESDAY^FEBRUARYI>;S, : 4907.
PLANS A PARADISE
FOR WILD GAME
AND HUNTER
SPECIAL DISPATCn TO.TIIE CALL.
MARTINEZ, Feb. 4.— One of the
largest projects along the line of con
verting marsh lands into an artificial
paradise for wild game and the hunter
has been commenced- on the hunting
preser%-es of W. W. Richards, near Cyg
nus station, across the straits. .The
owner of the'lamHias made a careful
survey of its condition and in the carry
ing out of the scheme the locations of
ponds, sloughs: and islands will be
changed at his wi11. .. The contracts or
this undertaking has been let to Goosen
Bros, of Cordelia ; and operations al
ready have been commenced.
The project involves the huge task
of changing completely the location of
the ponds and giving the, game beTter
feeding grounds., To make the, proposed
changes will mean the .construction
of dikes in many places and! the cut
ting of canals. in others. The task will
be a long and costly one,- but its frui
tion will' mean'- the" creation of one of
the finest preserves in the State.
STAKE FOR GRACE I.ARSEX
XEW.-.OREEANS.'.Feb. 1 4.— City -Park results:
First - race, three and a half furlon?s—Law
less 'won. ..Bucket .Brigade' second, Lassmada
third. Time— :44 3-5. r\u25a0\u0084
Second race, short course, steeplechase — Kara
won.' Aules second, ; Pitkin third. ,-Tlmp — 3:10.
Third- raoe," six .furlOHcs, «ellinc — Gold Proof
trun, Djirgin , second, \ Lady , Carol Jhlrd. '•:;• Time —
Fourth , race. , the I.n enrde : Relluiz stakes, one
mile — firace- Larsen won,- Tom * Dolan second
Lamp Trimmer third.' -Time — 1:45 3-5/: . ,-...
Fifth .race, six. furlonjfs — Lens won, Captain
Helen Grace ;. George * third. Time—
1-5. j '?" -.'- . . •;.* -. ". 7-- '\u25a0' " •'\u25a0 ' ' '\u25a0 .• > -
* ? Sixth race, six furlongs— CoHdpss won, Voting
second," Xedra third. Time— l:l7' 3-5. -
t Seventh race. . one and ' an ' eitrhth , miles, spll-
Inir — St.Noel won. /Arthur Curaujer second, Ladr
Ellison third. Time— l:sß 4-5. .
DEAD HEAT AT OAKLAWX
' HOT SPRINGS, Ark., Feb. 4— Oaklawn re-
First race, three furlonps— lda -May and Jlaura
Clay ran a . dead t heat, Lady.. Hamburg third
Time,';:?." 2-3. - - ..'- -
'•' Second race, five furlonps— El Tovar won, Wool
•Startle second, Tota Anderson. third. * Time 1-04
. Third rao<\ | &ye aml a half furlonss—Black
burn won, Nancy second, The' lsoar third.". Time'
Fourth, race, six- furlongs — Jake Sanders won
Wing Ting' second, Peter Knight •• third/Time,
.'•Fifth race, mile and seventy yards — Terns -Rod
won. Florlzcl. second. Odd Elle third. Time,
. Sixth race. *ir, furlongs — Ralhert- won, Chief
tain second.- Suzanne Uoceamora- third. Time,'
is; ill, Al Dobson did the ••'calling for
the official form chart yesterday. : .-S
"Umbrellaßillv'-McGuigan. who de
veloped Dundee, vßannoQkburn,; Chimes;
Boanerges, Ben Eder* and pother \u25a0.'noted'
horses, was 'arprominentsfactora r prominent 5 factor "in->the
recent, effort ' to' obtain Uh"e passage of
an .antiturf >law in < Arkansas,": but he
finally was induced jtoj cease his efforts
against his I former • associates. ' ; \lt < was
another =: case/ J of : V factional ' 'fighting
among, turf men. N : • , -.;.•.-' \u25a0"-.••\u25a0
;;\u25a0\u25a0 Yesterday's t scratches: Titus 11, 'Her
sain,' ';M.i;A.';- Powell;: IIil6rdo;.Oro/-=.:*Men
den.ri'MechantrjJ Peerless!- Lass.'Jj; Beech
wood, jDuelist,^ Box*; Elder, fAlmalßoV'
Sir .Carter,- Isol atloja/i Rose 'Pompom; ? : '
Fields of Little
Class Carded
for Today
The Call's Selections
J. R. Jeffery
Firnt race — Griflin entry, Jere
mlaV Irish Mlkel . ;-.;'
1 Second '. race— LillHus, yincen
tlo, ned Era.
Third race— Brash ' Vp t Halnr
autlt. Box Elder.
Fourth race— Shady J.ad," Lord
Xeltton, Chief AVlttman.' , ' '
-Fifth raee— Lnelan,: I'm Joe,
Baker. ;' ; '
Sixth pice— Al Lindley,' Johnny
Lyons, Cbnvent'Dell. - '\ ;r ',/\u25a0 : ?-
. The' card : today is fully as unpromis
ing as was ; yesterday's. Eight maiden
two-year-olds will make up the field
in the opener, a.three and a half fur
long'dash. The Griffin- entry, "Wiimore
and Adena; should pull down the purse.
Jeremiah may/be counted upon, as a
keen contender." Irish Mike may upset
things. He has not yet run up to his
work. ... :
• Selecting a winner from the second
field looks to be a hazardous undertak
ing: The Reprobate has speed, but is a
rank quitter. LllHtus had speed his
last out over a distance of ground. Vin
centio 'probably'! will; be; ln the money.
Red Era showed speed his only out.
Brush Up. on his third to Supreme
Court and Dollie Dollars, looks best in
the- third. Hainault ran well his last
out and Is likely to be the contender.
Bok Elder has been showing "speed in
his recent ; starts and^may get some. of
the money. - «;'\u25a0
Although Shady Lad's last race was
bad, he should win the fourth, as he i 3
the! class of the race and is reported;to
be working satisfactorily. Lord Nelson
is the^ horse he will have to beat. The
latter has been running very consistent
ly. Chief Wittman is speedy and is
likely- to be a sharp contender.
j Lucian has been showing good. form
and should be able to take the measure
of the Held he will go up against In
the fifth.-' I'm Joe is running 'in im-*
proved form and might be the surprise
of the S race at good odds. Graphite's
last effort was bad. Baker has an out
side chance. iLazell does not appear to
be of much account. The Only Way
has speed,, but -looks to be -up against
it, here. , The •• company looks I a little
too good for Metlakatla at this dis
tance.
Al Lindley; appears to be only a bit
the best in the sixth. Johnny Lyons
could win^ with- a good ride. Convent
Bell is running where she belongs and
will make a better showing; than .on
her last out, when she was up against
the real thing^ Rose Cherry has speed.
The Rowell 'pair are. not much, ap
parently. • ,
Emery^lle Entries
.-.The entries arid weights- for today's
races areas follows: r :. \- \u25a0' "-'
FIRST- RACE^-Thre« and a half fuflongs;
purse; two-year-olds: : . ,
450 Sand Tipcr (Lire Oak Stable). .........114
432 Tea Bath (Stevens & C 0.).. ....... 107
4TS Jeremiah (Keene). ;......\u25a0...:. .........11l
444 Heather Scot (Oakland Stable)... 11l
420 Irish Mike , (.5chreiber) . . . ..:.....;... . .114
444 Parn«ol (Nei1). .....................;. .ill
4.16 ••Wilraore Griffin) . . .............:... .114
402 \u2666•Adena iGriffln) 107
SECOND -i:ACE^-Kutc#ity course; .selling;
four-y*ar-olds and upward: -
337 *Wheatstono (Jtarasey).... .. .. .....lOfi
-3GS Blackthorn (Shriner). 114
445 Husticate (51acMah0n).... ..;.... ...... 114
(»20GiKokotnoka (T. 11. Ryan) 114
(945.'i) Emma Kpubnkl (Flashlight Stable). . . . .109
4121 Manilla S (Neisbaum).. . .'. .109
410 LllHtus (R0w011J... ............. ...111
37(5 Vlucentlo (Stevenson):...... 114
434 Red Era. (Martin)...... .. ill
451 Rlvnral (Alameda Stable). 10»
442 *I»roceeds (Chappell). .." v . ......:...'.. .100
457 The Reprobate (Hall & Marshall).. '../.11l
THIRD RACE— Futurity course; selling; four
year-olds and upward: :
liO4 Achellta (Xapa Stock Farm)... ...... . 109
205 Tim Skipper (R.F.VHuine). ...:.V... ..114
03f)« Olrl (J. F. •Clifford).'. .:,.. 104
'S 3o6 mill? Short (Came &-Co.) ill
Oalice- (J. T0hig). . . ... . ... . . .. . . . .109
486 Box Elder (Murphy).:..;. .........111 1
I 457 Dr. Scharff (Mack). .;..... ...........11l
453 *The Missoiirian (Lee A'Sou).. 1 . .;.... .106
451 Hainault" (ReaTey).. .;.,........ V...... 11l
378 Angleta f5chre1ber) . . .... . . ....'....... .109
447 Ilmatar (Ke0ne) : ; . . ... . .: . . . .V. ...\u25a0..'. .111
431) Brush Up tCahill). ... .109
FOURTH RACE— Sis furlongs; seilingathree
year-oM^' and upward: ~- - £
\u25a0\u25a0-.: 380 Shady I.ad (Sierra - Kevada ' Stable" .'. . 107
421 Chief Wittman (Sea V Air Stable). 101
,222 Major Teimy- (11. 'Green); ............. .103
* 452 Flaunt <Taie) /. . ,". . . . ..;.'. .103
J452 Burnolette. (8ut1er). .:..... "......; »S
(2SB)*Lord Nelson (Fleur de 1.43 Stable).'. ..'.' o!)
; 404 Bush thorpe ' (Case) ':-. . . .' . . . .'.'..:. r. ."...". 02
:\u25a0'. . .Dr. T0m. . .''. ...:......: .z..: ...... . . . .100
FI FTII ; RACE— One m lie and twenty yards ;
selliuu; four-year-olds and upward: '-\u25a0 -
(41S)Liieian : (Hawke). . . . . .......... .. ..107
452 *.Metlakatla ' t Durker) .:..../..; 100
451 Baker (Dume11).v. : . . .... ; . :.\ V. .V... . .110
3SB Graphites (Sierra' Nevada 5tab1e)..... .107
(453jl'in Joe (Yanke). :......':.... .....110
321 »The Only Way (Wa1ker):.". ...........102
8234 Orafter (Rlasingame 8r05.). . ....::.. ..107
. 429 «Lazell (K0n1i^berger) . . . ; . . :. . . . . . . . . .102
. 452 Lone Wolf ; (RJce).V: ..:..../.....- ...-.107
SIXTH RACE— Five^ and a; half • furlongs ;.
purse; three-yeer-olds: ' -. • ...
229. George Kilborn <Lewis & 5e115).. ....... 104
"•(3»«)A1 Llndley (J. Touhey): ..::.'. ..:..-....U00
- 301 •••Altanero (T. H. ! Wi11iam5):. ...... ;.107
45f> Rose Cherry (Ne.i1).. '. .-.::.. \u25a0;.'.;....... 102
.;250 Convent Bell (Caine) .•..\u25a0.;.....:....;.. 102
44ft '.Tohuny . Lyons ' (Hayes).'. . r:*;. iT.'.'i. .'.'. .112
342 .•••Pescadera' (R0we11). :.;".. \u25a0\u25a0.".".*.;.\u25a0.... .102
: . 403 S ingsworth - (E. . D. Lee) ........ . . /. \u25a0. . ;•. 107
•Apprentice allowance. . -.
••Grifiln' entrj'. . ' ':\u25a0\u25a0'\u25a0'' -''\u25a0'\u25a0
> •••RoweU entry. . ,\u25a0"..;
OLY3IPICS TO TOrJoUT f " '
STAXFORD'S NEW TRACK
Picked Team Will Compete With 'Var
»': *Ity 'Athletes on -the cinder \
\ '\u25a0:. '".< Path lv April : - .;'>:. .•',' .:\u25a0 -
' STANFORD^UNIVERSITY, ; Feb:v4^
Competition, with -a picked" team 'lronr
the Olympic Club i of * San? F.rancisco '; on
"Aprils 13; will'-be'-the'?nrsti r oh~thelinew
varsity track* justp being; 1
Only .-first. places;*will J count,' *as. the
Olympics ;] have ;T: difficulty^:* iii/ - gath-?
ering, a crew ;iarge,'',enough ; tol offset
the advantage the .varsity; would f gain'
through' a large number/ of : entries, in
each"; event. * '.*-/ 1, ... , . '
'\u25a0,-\u25a0 ' The:- university, athletic ; management
Isv i ncl ined. ; to -" look v with \u25a0 f avor- on* the .
proposal ,'. of v * the" ; Queensland ;; Rugby.
:Uriiqn .to! send, v ; a?;, picked -.team^to' .the
coast next fall. '.:-' ;It : will; soon be
.Drought before ithe-' executive Tcommit-*
tee of^the"asyc^iated|students/|;f":^ .^ •
.^The datesTfor; the; newjserles'of Sinter^
class ;baseball ; games \u25a0Jhavt^Pbeen'S.'anf
nounced by ; Coach \ Jh F. jLanagan.E'.The'
first 1 game -of Hhe J preliminaries ; will ; be
played ; oni Saturdayif^wheri^the'r.»f fesh^
men s and sophomores lwill " cross -bats.
Under - the"; new; : T schemef ;.'six f games
among' the -.;.. class :>:: > : squads , ; ; will : ,"' be
played '-boforfti? the jare'lbegun."
Scores wiUlbeJkeptS on* .these Fcohtests, 1 *
and V: the "players \ doingft the^"bestjlbatrj
.ting will \ be givch ; places"; on; their,' class
nines irrcspecti%'e of \ their i fielding. abil--
Carman Buys Entire Stable
Raced by J. J. Walsh
DISPATCH TO THE CALL.
. LOS ANGELES, - Feb! 4.— Favorites
captured -four of- the .six events at
Ascot today ,in such hollow fashion
that; the races could hardly be called
contests. , The • time was good in "\u25a0; each
event, ; for . the : • track was in perfect
condition and the weather was ideal.
R. F. Carman, the millionaire- horse
owner of New' York, ; in .whose stable
are several of^the best horses at Ascot
this season, today purchased J. J.
"Walsh's entire String \of "twenty-four,
including the best two-year-olds at
Ascot. The . consideration is,' private,
but it could not. have been less than
.130,000. : = ; - ; • .
In" this -'\u25a0_ purchase are included:
Arimo, easily; worth $6000; Magazine,
$3000;. Martha Jane; $3000; Allerion,
Sweet Taire and" Lackfoot, the latter
of which won the first event on today's
card. I Carman also comes into j the pos
session of Salover, the great two-year
old by Salvator-Over, , which in private
trials has shown, the greatest speed
The Call's Ascot Park Track Form Chart
n ASCOT, I'AHK, Feb. 4.— Fifty-eighth day of Oie winter meeting of the Los Angeles Jockey
Club. Colonel A. W.^ Hamilton, presiding jndje. .J. J. Holtman, starter. Weather clear. Tract
343 FIRST R^CE — Thre« farlongs; purse; maiden twof-year-olds ; rain* to first, $3-0. , y
Index. •-; Horse and Owner .: WtlSt. V* Vt " % Str. Fin. 1 Jockey . Op. Cl.
293 Lackfoot (J. J. Wa15h)....... 110 S ... ...... 12 14 McDanlel ... 8-5 9-10
3M) Slater (J.J. Walsh)... 115 2?.., i-- ... 212-3 J. Ballman.. • »^
.... Orlina (B. Schreiber) ' .112 1 ..i ... ..."-3 2 3h. W. Knapp... 10 - 12
.... Rey Hindoo (Oak Stock Ranch) 118 5 ... .> 61. 4n r Booker 10 15
.... Adrian (H/T. Griffin)......;. 115-7 ...... ... 51Bh C. Koerner.. S 11-2
•Al7 Macall (J. B. Dunn).. ........ 115 4 ....... \.. ' 4 %«\u25a0»'' Fischer 6 4
Willie T (H.T. Griffin)...... 112 6 ......•».. 72 73 Musgrare ... •• ••
.'...«. Corclli (J. R. Pyne) :....U2 8 ... ... ... 8 8 Flan 10 15 ,
•Cpnpled with Lackfoot. ••Coupled with Adrian.
At the post 2 mlnute3. Off at 1:50. Tim*— :24%, :36Vi. Walsh entry, 1-3 place; out show.
Orlina, 2 show. Winner b. c. by Lackford-Shoes. Trained by J. R. Walker. Scratched —
Gisana, Swagerlater, Albion ' H. Start good. Won easily. Second the same. Third driTJnff.
Lackfoot was ponnds the best. Taking the lead on entering the stretch, she romped the rest
w of the way. Slater was easily the best of the balance. Orlina ran well for a first out and
was coming fast at the end. Hindoo closed stoutly. \u25a0-:..•
344 SE , CO *P, RACE— Five and one-half furlonjs; purse; four-year-olds and up;, ralue ti>
Index.[ Horee^and Owner . Wt St. % % ?i Str. Via: Jockey I Op. ,CL
183 Escalante, a (C. 11. Patton).. 107 4^-... 2n 2315 14 H. Smith... 1 4-5
290' Toupee. 6 (W. Gabrie1).. ...... 104 1 ... 3 3 3 3 3 1 3 IV- Kunz ...... • 4 9-2
-183 Right and True, a (Casstdy)... 107 5 ... 1 2 1 h 2 1 3 h "C. Koerner.. 5 4
317 Oratorian, 4 (J. B. Dunn)...... 104 ,3 ... .6 h'6 1 41 45 Fischer .... 10 15
•324 Redwood 11, 4 (C. Merkel).... 103 6. ... 4h 5 1-51 56 Keogh 50 100
. .833 Henry Walte, a. (Littleton).... 107 2 ..« 6fj42 61 63 Carroll 50 200'
254 Mint la. 4 (R. T. Offutt). ..103 8 ... 8 8 8 7 4 C. Rosa 12 13 s
331 {Welker, 4 (A. G. Dnnlap>. ..... 100 7 ... 71074 73 8 J.Clark 100 500
At the post 5 minutes. Off at 2:21. -Tune — :24, :48^. 1:07%. Escalante. 2-3 place; out show.
Toupee, 4-s: place; out show. : True, 2-5 show. Winner eh. h. by Ami;o-ColonUs. • Trained
/by W. J. Spiers. Scratched — Veritas Vincit, EleTatlon, Giovanni, Balerio, Black Eyes, La
cene,: Ambitious, SlWer Wedding. Start good. Won easily: second tne same; third drtT
ing. Kscalante took the lead on entering the " stretch and - won handridden. He was
..much the heat. Toupee got through on turning for home and finished stoutly. Right and
True had early speed, bnt quit disgracefully. Oratorian closed well. ' -
345 THIRD RACE— Six furlongs; selling; three-year-olds and. upward; value to first, $323.
Index. Horse and Owner " Wt St. %j V, % Str. Fin. Jockey Op. CL
301 Royal Rogue, a (D. A. Ross) .ll2 3 . ... '7 10 5 1 2 h 1 h Keogh 1-2 T5
29« Halton, 3 (T. M. Cassldy).... 105 4 ...'2 3 2 2141 2 2h C. Koerner.. 20 15
. 336 Revolt, a (V. Gilbert) .... 110 5 ... 0 h « lli'o Vi 3 6 ' P»cher ....' 4 5
305 L. Gladstone, 4 (R. Harris).".. 110 6 ... 42 3b 4Vi4% Preston .... 15 15
205 Nappa, 3 (J. Coffey).. ...tlos 2 ... 3^4h 6 6 54 BrusseU .... 50 6O
232 Susannah, 3 (Davidson)....,... 100 1 ... 13 1% 3 1%6 3 C. R055.."... 5O SO
.... Allopath, 'a, (Littleton).... ... 110 0 ...."08-81573 77 G. Bullman. 100 150
.... Parting Jennie,. 6 (J. Coulter). 113 8 ... 8 7 72 830830 Lawrence .. 100 500
(2»4) Betsy, 4. (M. Arterberry) 110 10 ... 10 - 9 8 0 Finn 8 10
James M, 4 (W. E11i0tt) ..... 112 7 ... CV, Broke leg Knapp 1 75 30
At the post. 4 minutes. Off at 2:55- Tlme^ — :23^, :47%, 1:1414. Rogue, but place and show.
Halton. 4 place; 8-5 show.' Revolt, 2-5 show. Winner eh. g. by Rey del Sierras-Jessie R.
;\u25a0>;•;„' Trained by C.-A. Mnlholland. Scratched — Foncasta. Lord of the Forest. Start good.: Won
driving/Second the same. Third easily. Rogue, got Into a pocket shortly after the start,
but managed to get, through at the stretch turn. He was considerably the - best et this'
V • bunch. .'Halton ran. well throughout, but .was outgamed la the final strides. Revolt made
up ground and came- fast in the final sixteenth. Betsy, was off poorly, but showed noth
lng. James M stepped Into a hole on entering the stretch and broke a leg.' -. -• ;
*iA.R- FOURTH RACE— One mile; purse; three-year-olds and upward; value to first, 5400. \u25a0-'
Index. ; v .Horse and ipwner^ / . WtSt.7%" -.-%'\u25a0.: %}% } Str. ; Fin._. Jockey 7.7 '. Op. >CL
•}(310) Arimo," 3 (R.*F.i Carman):.;.- 102 1 ' 1 , %* 1 1%1 1%1 1%1 4 - Preston :. . : . . - 4 5'
CoL Jack, 3 (W. H. Holland): 7 . 102 ,2 2 3^2 3 2 2%2 2 22% C. - Koerner./. 11-5 8-5"
(334) Ampedo, 3,(E.'Wayland).tr..'. 102 ;6 v 4 2-3 3 3 5 85 ;S; S 4- Keogh ;... .V. 0-5*
•310 Lord Stanhope, 3 (0. F. Clark) 100 3 3 lv*4 3&4.2 4 2 4 2V, Finn....;..; . .10 " 1G
* 317 Ormonde's Right, 6 (Powers):. 11l 4 B S 5 8 5105 10 5 15 Knapp ....... 10 5
....* Theo Case (Judge & C 0.)...... 114 5 6 - 6 G 6 0 A. Wright... 100 2Qr>
At the post 3 minutes. Off at 3:26. Time — :24, :48, 1:1314. 1:40. Arimo, 1 place: 2-5 show.
'Jack, 1-2 place: out show. Ampedo, out show. Winner eh. c. by Solitaire 11-Magdalenas.
Trained by J.'.Blute. Start good. Won easily. Second 'and third the same. Arimo got a
flying start, but at that was best. Colonel Jack could not get within striking distance of the
- leader. Ampedo made up ground early, but quit la the stretch. The field - was . strung out
Indian file all the way. . \u25a0 ,: - 'j_ v -• ..
O^l *j FIFTH RACE— One mile; selling;, four-year-olds and up; value to first, $323. ~
Index.] . '.' Horse^and . Owner ~Wt St. % 3& % Str. Fin. Jockey • I Op. .CL '
'.; 324 Chau.^ Walworth, 4 (Wright).. 109 3 f. h 817 1 4;1 .11 Knapp 1(> 1?
' 333 Dewnages. 4 (Smith & M.).'.... 105 .1 >3 1' lh 1 1%1 h 22% Brussell .... 20 30
(525) .XlblicW- 5 (H. Ma50n)....... 105 8 6*J4h4h3l .3 % ; , McDaniel .. 2 6-2"
" 336' Joale's^Jewel, 4 (Newman)..... 103 10 9 I!, 7 1 6 1 21' 4 h Preston ~i... S 4
p208! TBPMistl a (D. A. Ross): 103 7:1 h:6%96 815 1% Keogh ...... 8 'B
* 325^ Geo.'E. Milner, 4 (W. E.*Trapp> 110 !t4^!h 2 1 5h 6h D. Boland... 2(» . oU
278 Hi Caul Cap, a (Robinson).... 105 6 810 1 8 h 717 4 Kunx 10 10
305 Clandestine, 5 (C. C. Gi11) ..... 105 4 2 h 31 3 h 6 h 8 4 C. Koerner.. 3*lß-3
325 Mountebank, a (T. B. Moots).. 10C 2 10 % B <5 Jh'-9 2 9 1^ Moriarity v: 20 30
338 Black Gem; 4' <Mrs. . Hu11).... 105 11 11 10 %11 10 310 15 A.Wright.. 100 150
291 Lady King. 4 (Hunter Stable). 103 5 7^ll 10^11 11 Carroll 100 200
At the post. 4 minutes. Off at. 3:56. J Time — :25&, :49%.\1:42. Walworth. 6 place; 3 show.
Desinages, 12 place; 6 show.;- Nibfick, 1-2 show. Winner b. g. by ' Gerolsteln-Erratum.
Trained .by E. Wright." Scratched— Princo Magnet, - Stoess*!.-, Start good. ' Won handily.
; Spcond easily. Third driving—^Chancellor Walworth . got_through . on the stretch turn, closed
,up ground rapidly and won goius away. Too much early use was made of Desmages and be
liuntf whon- the pinch came. Niblick *an an even race. . - .\u25a0\u25a0 • . .
O/IQ SIXTH RACE— Seven furlongs; selling; three-year-olds; value to first, $323. _
Index. Horse and Owner Wt St. % Y» . .% . Str. Fin. I - Jockey I Op. CL ':
334 Greeno (T. SI . Cassldy) ....... 110 12 2I 2 h 1 % 1:4 1 6 |O. Koerner.. 6-2 11-5 <
315 Norfolk (J.R. Pyne)..:...... 110 2 3 1%8 2%3 2^4 4 23% Preston .... \u25a0 ,0-5 0-5
315 ißed Garter (C/F. Clark).... 107 5 1 % 1 h 2 h 2 h - 3h_ Finn ....... / 44
332 U'hirigoe (W.i A. Porter).../. 110 4 5- 5 42 3 3 4 6 McDaniel ".. 3" 7-2
20fl Ist. Edgar (Elmwood Farm)... 110 3 4 1 4n- 5 \u25a0 6 ;-5:.- Knn» ......_ 30 15
At the post 1 minute. • Off at 4:20. Time— :24}», :4Si4, 1:15. '1:28>4. Greeno, 7-10 place; out
show.; Norfolk, 7-10 place; out show. "Garter, out show. Winner b. c. by Greenan-Ton
- gese. Trained by E.- Peters. i Scratched — El Cazador, r ßedchamber. - Start good.' Won easily.
'\u25a0'.- Socond handily. Third driving. Greeno took the lead on the backstretch and made a runaway
race of it. Norfolk : closed stoutly. Garter was stopping fast and just saved show honor* *
: :—:: — : r; — — : — ; — ... , \u0084_ .... r. • —
DATES FOII X GOL.F CHAMPIOXSHIP
NEW -YORK. Feb. - *.-i-W. F. Morgan
announced today; that' the 'champion
ship golf tournaments of the United
States Golf i Association would.be held
on the? following dates: 'Open, cham
pionship, June ' 2o and 21. rat the Phila
delphia^ Cricket ; Club;' amateur^cham
pionship, July/9 ~ to : v 13, :at the Euclid
Club*> Cleveland; -champion
ship, October ,7 'to : 12, r : inclusive,:, at the
Midlothian- Country, Club, .Blue \u0084 Isl
and, '111.-U \u25a0-\u25a0• •:" . \u25a0\u25a0 : •"."\u25a0: : /,'"..
SIOK HEADACHE
r-r-r — - i Poiitivelf cured by
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TheralsoreUeTeDis-
BHI»Bi9i '•' tress troraDyspepsia, to-
\u25a0ffiP ITT Lit digestion and' Too Hearty
mm B\i F S Eatta & \u25a0&\u25a0 perfect rem-
Wm \u25a0 y." l^ } edy for Dizziness. Nausea,
H PILLSa Drowsiness. Bad Taste
U^^Sfe^B ' Tongue, Pain In the Side,
[^—\u25a0^\u25a0^ I TORPID UVKR. Thoy
regulate tne Bowels. Purely Vegetable, h
SHALL PILL. SMALL POSH SMALL PfllCL
I Ifi * DTFP^I ' Geiiuiiw ; Must ; Bear \u25a0
; g^lLrrn : Pdc-SimiiQ Signature
BA R S
• Saloon '^Fixtures, 1 . Cigar Stand, Store,
•Office, - Bank ;, and ;>.Window. Display^
Fixtures. . .'Woodworking' .of ,' every
description." Cash or 7 \u25a0'•-
T; H. MEEK
1152=4 and:lls9f6ftMissioa>Street ;
*; : ; Between; Seventh and^Eighth. '\u25a0)
;. Phone, Market; 2B4B.: • , . '
of. any two-year-old ever trained at
Ascot.
/Several horsemen at Ascot are. ship
ping portions of their strings r to
Emeryville '• this week.' while Emery
ville owners are exchanging " courte
sies ..by -shipping horses ,to Ascot.
Among those who are shipping to
Emeryville are R. 'H. Miller & Co..
Judge &~ Co., Danny Lynch— and M.
Reis.', Entre Nous is one of the sprint
ers sent northward.
ELECTED FOOTBALL CAPTAIX
OAKLAND. Feb., 4.— -Myron Harris,
halfback on the . Oakland High School
football . team last autumn, has been
elected captain of the; eleven for this
season. Harris has played two years
with the team and is rated as one ot
the most aggressive hacks in the
league.
BANK IS CLOSED— Washington, Feb. 4.—Na
tional Bank Examiner George A. Sllsby has ad
vised the Comptroller, of the Currency that he
has closed the First i National Bank of Scot
land, S. D. No reason Is given.
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Ascot Selections
First race— The Major, Fon
casta, Taylor Georjre.
Second race — Red Knight, Con
fessor, The Roustabout. ,
Third race — Happy Rice, Royal
Ascot, Irish Mall."
Fourth race — VonTroxnp,
Wrenne, Reservation.- y
Fifth race — La Chata, Otto St«l
fel, Robert Mitchell.
\u25a0 Sixth race— Don Domo, Platoon,
Green Seal.
Ascot Entries
•LOS ANGELES. Feb. 4.— Entries fofi -
tomorrow at Ascot:
FIRST RACE— SeIUng; sl± fnrlongs: £
(205) The Major ...1121 2G6 Tattennam ' ....109
\22S Taylor- George. 109 325 Finn King ....10»'
1324 Jack Adams.. .loof(2«)Haapala I(TV
(32S)Foncasta 109j 253 L. Wronseraaa.ia %
331 .El Palsano ...109' 32S Sir Carothers. A%jß
202 Toller 109 1 327 J. Kerchevtlle..lOf. ; v
(335) Search Me ...109| 268 Antara 108'
73 Dazzle ....... H)t>i
SECOND RACE— SeUlng; seven furlongs:
...Johnstown 112 "172 Baron Esber ..109}
(319) Red Knigbt ..112 S3tt The Roustabout. 100 1
[328) Confessor 112 S2S Stoessel .......100 j
-"J2 Morendo 100 318 Elota ....~.~, OZ.
THIRD RACE— Pnrse; one mile: .
320 Saa Alvarado..lo7 330 Irish Mail .._lO4 j
312 Red Ball 107 i 312 Taos 104 1
... Light Comedy. lo7 330 Happy Rice ,_lO4 j
312 Arragon 1"7 320 E B H ........104
320 Shasta Max ..107 332 Buna 102,
332 Gold Ledge ...104 340 First Peep ..^lO3.
S2O Royal Ascot ..104 320 Premium Rose-.103 :
S2O Nordea 104
FOURTH RACE — Handicap; one and s six- •
teenth miles:
31C Yon Tromp ...113 341 Maxnac ..,..,\u25a0\u25a0 Ofi 1
341 Reservation ...103 304 Cello .^..,... 09 j
(316)Wrenne 102 333 Elevation •'*»•« S3 .
FIFTH RACIH-Pnrse; five furlongs:
... *Rey del MndollO 335 MaoMea ..«~. AOt
813 Robt. MitcteU.lo7 253 Taser 107
120 Luckett 107 45 Silicate '..103,
S3l Joe Kelly ....107 ... Belle of Portld.lo3 ,
147 Comas 107 ... April's Pride \u008410*» ;
253 Tramotor. .....107 239 Ague* Mack ..105;
210 Lone Hand ...107 311 *La Cnata \u0084..103
... Otto Stelfel ..107
•Coupled as the E.^. Baldwin entrjv
SIXTH RACE — Purse; alx furlongs: '\u25a0
• J C. Clem ..109 278 Cot. Ormaa
(2W)Don Domo ....109 334 Saa Alvlso >M .102<
(273)G01d Sifter ...109 (Sll)Green Seal ..^.103 j
321 Platoon 109 334 Allerton _i- S»-
PROBING ALLEGED
BRIBERY CASE
SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 4. — After a ses
sion that was commenced at 10 o'clock
this morning and lasted until 10:30
o'clock tonight, the Grand Jury ad
journed until tomorrow afternoon,
when it will hear further testimony
as to the alleged bribery in the Kcefa
perjury case. Several Important wit
nesses are expected to appear and sub
stantiate the Taylor end of the con
troversy.
Among those questioned today were
Sheriff "William P. Taylor, Assessor
Patrick H. Cochrane, Attorney James
WT Cochrane. Rev. Father Egan of this
parish,' Mrs. Dan Keefe, mother off John
Keefe,! and Teller Beardsleyof the Hi
bernia I Bank. , »:All were s un^ommunica
tive afterward and did not care to dis
cuss .what • toolc ;pHce .- tn/. the Grand
Jury room. , V -
GUAJUHAX RESIGNS WHEX
- : HIS ACTS ARE CRITICISED
Dr. Bock Ordered to File Account at
Stewardship of the Cleveland
Estate
SANTA ROSA, Feb. 4.— Dr. Carl Buck
of San Francisco, who own 3 a place j
near Mark West, In this county, re
signed as guardian of the persons and
estates of Robert .Fuller Cleveland and
Henry Ja"mes Cleveland today when, the
petition asking for the revoking. of shia
letters of guardianship came to a h<Aifc
ing before Judge Denny. The reslgSM
tion was accepted and Buck was given
five days in which to file an accounting*
Dr. Buck was charged in the petition j
for revocation of the. letters of guar- 1
dianship, filed by a friend of the boys,
with having mismanaged the estate,
not having made proper returns to the
court and having failed, to nay a. mort
gage when there was money with which
to do so. HRSfiSftt **
The matter came up in regular order 1
this morning, but Buck's attorney pre
sented tlie resignation. The battle may
be renewed next week when the ac
count'is filed if it Is not perfectly satis
tory to those interested in seeing that
the minors receive their right - . .
PRINCESS 13 BOaK— Coburs. Feb. -4.—
Orand Duchess Cyril of Russia, formerly
Princess Victoria of Saxe-Coburj and Gotham,
has given \u25a0 birth to a daughter.
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