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Complete Racing Results : Long Shots Rqmp at Emery ville : Cuban Ball Player
Makes Hit : Stanford -Berkeley Regatta Scheduled : Basket Ball Tournament
ARASEE READY, WINS
EMERYVILLE FEATURE
Andy Blakely 's Good Horse Four Lengths
Ahead of Likely Dieudonne
» ITARENTLi it take? Andy Blakely some time as a trainer to get his
'<. ... A ffood and bad ones fit for racing. Wheij he gets them fit it's a good bet
/* that they arc good enough to win. He^put Helen Carroll and Duke of
I"-;--. X_L Milan over Saturday, and one of them called for a long price in the
<Tal betting. Yesterday he had Arasee ready, and with Glass in the
and a price of 8 to' 5 against him, Arasee simply romped to a four
length victory over Likely Dieudonne.
Fancy, driven into third choice in the betting by the play, of those who
"\u25a0':'. thought Harry Mack's little mare good enough to win, had Taplin riding and
\u25a0 ran the worst race of her life. She failed to raise a gallop and finished next to
jf_ L>t. She is due for a re?t or an entry in the kind of company she can
run with. It is worth knowing that Wahh got set down for four days for
-,".,. \u25a0} \u25a0\u25a0'.?-\u25a0 <•._--\u25a0\u25a0 .;>.\u25a0! -,r-?.J '\u25a0
'bumping lancy at the post. ,
• 0^" vyiien the bunch got awaj' from the barrier to one of Holtman's recent
!;_\u25a0• / jsplcndid >tart> Likely Dieudonne took off the pace and made if hot for a
'nay. but Arasee was always within call. When Arasee got ready to come on
lie came and won going away by four lengths.
Likely Dieudonne placed and thereby made good his very funny race of
;. Saturday with the best sprinters at Emeryville behind him. Inclement
..iropped into the show money and Rapid Water was good enough to be
fourth. Fancy and Meltondale made up the rear division.
SICK MAN'S MAZIE GIRL THE FASTEST BABY
It is another angle to the joke game across the bay that Old Man
Maxwell, who saddled Rev Hindoo in Saturday's doubtful race, was sick in
bed yesterday for the first time during the meeting and was not among those
; present when hi* tilly, Mazie Girl, crazy as a bronco in the paddock, came
along under Taplin's clever hand to win the baby race from Cache, the
Jennings Otnopus filly which the dockers had touted as able to beat Charley
Ciark's Clur.y. It was a horserace at that and after Winona Winter had cut
ihe pace and quit, the three hooked up for the drive to the barrier. Mazie
:. (/irl wa? the strong baby at the end and poked her blazed nose in front of
'/ache. At that. Cache was but a nose ahead of Sooh, which ran the best
,\u25a0;; rr.ee of her life. All three will rlgure in future races. -r-'X^
In the second race Adena, fastest on a track like the one Jim Grant now
.:. ha> ready, came along to upset the players. Bedwell's entry, Acquia, caught
the play, but after getting her nose once to the front quit in her old fashion;
\u25a0\ and finished in the ruck. Adena was off in the first flight, dropped back and
~~ r l came in the stretch to win from Argonaut with the good horse Dareington,
\u0084 favoring his blrnd eye. coming from nowhere into third position.
% SEPULVEDA RUNS TO HIS SOUTHERN FORM
\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 . Plunger McManus' Sepulveda, whose last race showed him tit to run
v : back to his sensational Los Angeles form, took 4 to 1 for his price and
j " galloped away from the good 3 year olds entered in the third race^ Dusky
•\u25a0'"\u25a0\u25a0«\u25a0 Williams ke;j"t the good colt in front all the way, and Miles, from a bad
\u25a0": beginning and worse racing luck, closed best at the end, to take the place
' from Bit of Fortune. Johnson's colt, J. H. Barr, is cither very much over
e-t::n.\:ed or he ran a race so very bad that it is worth investigating.
The mire and a sixteenth event was as hard as any to guess. Sir John
• was as good as any and earned his victory under Kennedy's handling.
".: • Onatassa. suspected of being good with Walsh riding, got the place. Aks
: : Ar-Ben closed fast to show. J. C. Clem got into difficulties in the stretch
and Kederis made the mistake of not smashing him through the leaders
\u25a0\u25a0.••\u25a0/'instead of taking him back.
Burnell, sleeping for a long time, had Gross riding and came from
C nowhere :o win the closing event. His backers got 20 to 1. Annie Wells,
:\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 well backed; got the place and Waner. the good thing, never heard of here,
\u25a0•• was prominent in the eariy running, but could do no better than third.
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Emeryville
Order !n which horses figure In Tbe Call Handicap I* Indicated in Mack face typ*.'
;. OAKLAND] Monday. March T, 1910.— Ser enty-eiehtli day. Weather clear. Track fast.
K. C Hopper, presiding jnrige. J. J. lloltma n. »tarr#r. .
COC9 Fl!tt*T~UAC_— Three and a half furlong*; purse; maiden 2 year olds; Talue to first
OO33 »i.v>.
ii,..' \. i.ur^- m,.i »»c>t. iWttSt. *s -i \ >tr. Up. [ Jockey. I Op. CL
M«zle Girl ioakw<*>d S. K.)..!lOS>: 2 7T. ~ ... . 2 X h TapHn 6 8
... '<3*C_CHE tW. B. jemi:ng*i..!lO» S 1 142 h Vosper . ,1 6-5
«C* Soon lYanfce&'OM ;112' 5 3 1^36 A. Wal*h.... « 8
. C32t ;Uradom!»t (J. McMaiinij 109' C. 4 1 4 b A. Williams. 15 2O
:" ' W«;0 Sam MsTt'.j»-ur» t Berry » ;112: S ... •- - ... "1 5 >j Gross ;.. 3 5
•; fil»> J (l!^nX0KA \u25a0VTIKTER <S'-arb);10!»; I «^C2 E. Martin... « 9
•"..7 tr.n Fr*u-is<-o Maid tHackett.» 109 4 SI 7 U Pa*e IS oO
• *~.U <2)SA__LI .Old »d ttablej. .!lO»'lO '. 5 H S 2^!Ke«frh 4 B
•k!42 Al-;u 'Burn* _ W. > U# 7 »3 »3 jSelden 20 «0
*v.i1 /lata Bran* <<>. Tnn-kl ',109 » 10 10 [Kennedy 30 100
Time — :24~ M2 1-.". At~l*»*t 1~ minute. Off at 1:45. Girl, 11-5 place. 1 show; Cache. 3-5
!>!*<\u25a0.\u25a0. 1-3 sho-x; Soon, T-5 show. Winner c h. t. br Tim Payne-Cuicn. Trained by W. P.
Maxwell. Scratched — 0324 <_'rr--iab*>l. fi2C3 Kontello. Start jremd. . _Won <lrlr!njr. Second
sxme. Tfcird easily. Hicli price — Mazie O !rl 10. Soon ft, Wlnoca Winter 10. Salall 7.
Mai.p «;:rl r*n a vt-rr rlt-ver race, She responded to Teplln's urglnr and outsamed the other
•two »t tbe tinlKii. «*a<he had the early speed, but backed up a bit as If short. Soon ran
bii, racr. A'.-ailrmivt nuirfr a fair shrtwtnjr. Sam Matthews broke rery slowly and was outrun
all tb>- hit. Winter n<*T«-r in It. Salall re fc»ed to thoroughly extend himself. - -\u25a0 ,
CTocTl SE("«»M» RACK — Futurity cvur*e: telling; 3.y**r olds and upward; value to first ?200.
OOw 1 * '
Sliiofi. Hurt*- »l.i uivinT, i\VtjSt.~^H ** ' *» Sir. Kin. ! Jockey. 1 Op. Cl.
\u25a0 i.^. < 8. ADEN A. 5 «W. l>urk*r> ;107j 2 ... 71 6 G h 1 % [Vesper 6 5
6331 Argomrot, 4 «r«l.:!l _ Ma«oni .'I04! 6 ... C M 4 1^5 1 ' 2 2 iTaplla 6 6
«33< fliDAREINGTOX, T> (Turekt. 115 11 ...11 10 2 8 1' SJ^Lwdi 10 13
*-^',l Sa;n.>t. 4 <W. M. Cain* I 88 3 ... 3 X 1 h 3 Vt 4 h SeWen 12 20
.•..-.i.:. Ula.k-.hef p. 5 iM. R:e»t ! 103 1 ... » »« 7 IP 2 3 1% Kederis S 6 =
•'-•>; :Tb..ma>. <alhonn. S i Barnes »...; 10* 5 ... In 31 2n 6n Bice 4 S
\u25a0 -jr.:; '2:1. BUTTEaCTP. a <Male7)!104i 9 ... 10 4 11 11 7h |A. Walsh 10 12
SfUT tioKsipex II. a (Uerctel) !l03;i0 ... 8U 9 1 7 1,02 Van Du«en.. 15 20
«?.4O A'tjuiii. 4 »H. <i. B*d»-e!li...!lC5 4 ... 2 1 2 1 1 1^6 1 Pace 2 11-0"
\u25a0..-^ Aini.wi.i. c aVajiatid &. Co.).. 115 S ... 5 1 S 2 10 1 10 % Cobura 6 15
ff-'Sr, Burlejgfa. a <Q>rc"r»nt j!CJ> 7 ... 4^544 Ull Cottmi 8 15
. Time- — -1'i. :4S 1-3. 1:01. 1:1" 4-."i. At po*t 4^, minute*. Off at 2:13Vfe. Adena. 2 place. 1 *how;
Arg-!:»ut. .V2 plat-c. l show; Dareinjrton, 3 a bow. Winner br. m. by Sidney L,acas-BaWnce
II. Train«.Tl by W. Darker. Scratched— 0334 5?llk. Start good. Won drlrlnp. Second
ami tliird handily. High price — Adena 7. Ar sonant 7. Gossiper 30, Acquia 5-2. Adena came
tit-ui behind as csoal and oot«amed her field. ArBooant closed rery stoutly. Dareinicton
. " ran •>. smart rar». He was far out of It a II the way. but closed T*ry strong. 8alnest,
A<-<t<::a «i>«I nnrleiph »1I stopped to a wilt In the final sixteenth. . -
MR C TllTiui UACE— Seven furloaps; purs« ; 3 year olds; ralnc to first $200. "
\u25a0 ~. \u25a0 i..-}-^- ana i)»n<--. tWtlSt. % H »4 Str. Kin. I Jockey. | Op. Cl.
f5 \u25a0i"2)S_?ULV__»A (J. McManus)jllO. 5 ... 1 SVjl 3 14 14 A. William*. 3 4
" Mlk% CH.,~aomp«un) 110 4 ... 1 \i 7 Z C4 2 % Page 3 14-5
>T B:: of Fortune i I'aclsen) 1107 2 ... 3 % 3 ?i 3 3 3 3» A. Thomas.. 10 20
:-J :<lij. H. BAER (C. Johnson). 1 110 8 ... Ti h 4 n 4 % 4 n Vosper . 7-5 2
>3 (JlenaL.iPune <nBrten> (105 1 ... «3 0 2 5 n 5 8 A. Walsh 10 . !\u2666
U I'rkl. ..f I.'smort" <<;«jld!ns>.. ! 107i 3 ... 2 4 2 2^2 n 6 3 McBrlde 12 15
:+ i3;AETHUE EOXISE (Maine). 107 7 ... 8 H S 1 7 1 7 2 Taplln 10 7
Z-nkaiKj tJ. I,. Koven* 107 »...!> 9 ~» S4 Coburn 15 2fi
«I> I>fnc«-idant i y. C. lllldreth> . .[107| C ... 4 1 5 1 8.3 9 Aadernon ... 15 00
f—:2t. :4s. 1:15. 1:27 2-5. At po«t H mlon te. Off at 2:33H. Sepnlteda. 7-5 place. 3-5
»h«-— \u25a0; Mileis. «-5 plare. 3-5 thow; Fortune. 5-2 show. Winner ch. c. by Prince of Mel
i^»:inc-I>inawlck. Trained by S. Judpe. Start «ua*:Kllnp. Won easily. Second dri Tin jr.
Third eaisily. Ilich prire— Miles 7-2, Olecnadeane 12. ZInkand 30. Sepulreda went right to
ihrfront s.nd breezed all the way. Miles cot off soon after the start, fell out of it, but
made a r<»d run thronpfa the stretch and on tgimM Bit of Fortnne at the end. Bit rtf
Fortune tir»d at the «mL J. II. B*rr B«»eT dangerous. He broke badly.. None of the . \u25a0
. "thers sh'jw^d much.
6356 fOL'BTH KACE — Seven furlongs; par«e; 3 year olds and np ward; ralne to first $250. ;
ioorx.i i Uorse and owner. !Wt!St. hi ~ K Stt. Kin. I Jockey. | Op. Cl.
-V.«m; (l)ABAEEE. .', <C. J. Qutnn».illl| C 2"»23 232314 JGiass 8-5 8~i
(T k Vi2,:{j)L. DIEUDOXJTE, 4 (Baii«in) 104 1 1 lt^l 2 1 %;1 H 2 2^IA: Walsh 2 5-2
«r;4» lncirtnent. 4 il,. F. O # Leary i . . 105 3 3 3 4 2%4 3 3 Vt 3 1H|P«?» ....... 8 12
*c<4« \u25a0K«ri'i Water. « \AUen & H.) 104 4 4 h 5 2^5 6 4 1^4 % E. Martin:.. 12 40
«2M :(2)FAlfCY, 5 (H. Mack) !l03 _ 5 3 3 a .1 h - 5 10 ft 15 Taplln.. 2 13-5
«i:;_*t M^ltondale. 3 (Stockton) ilOOJ 5 0 6 6 0 6 A. Thomas.. 10 23
\u25a0f:m< — :2i a 1. :4S. 1:12 1-5. 1:26. At po*t 2 mlnnteg. Off at 3:00. Arasee. 7-10 place, out
, »\u25a0•. _ww; Diecdonne. l place. 11-20 show: Inclement. 6-5 show. Winner b. jr. by BIues-Bnnch, ,
Trailed by A. G. Blakcly. Start fair. Won in a gallop. -Next two easily. Hlgra price —
Ara*e<- B-S, liietwionne 3. Fancy 3. Arasee broke behind his field, qoicklr ran up Into second
lilace. made Ui* run In final quarter and breexed home. He ontclasses this lot. Likely Dieu
donnr- ran hi« race and liad no excuses. Inclement ran to form. Uapld Water rery dicky.
F«n<y stopi^d badly in tbe final fnrlon?. Meltondale always outrun. He is better In soft
g'dng. \u25a0 \u25a0 --- -'
COC7 FIFTH KACE — (Joe and a sixteenth mile*; selling; 3 year olds and upward : ralue to
Ovv * flrtt t200. . ; - \u25a0 . . \u25a0 . \u25a0.\u25a0;-.\u25a0 .
I-dei.i Uoree and Owner. (Wtl&t. H H K titr. Hn. | Jockey. | Pp., Cl
pO9 ;(1)6IE J0HX, 4 (Northwest). 107 2 84 3n4«4ll 1 1U Keonedr ..;. 4 7-2
fOcatass*. i {lArervann Rtable) 104 3 2 2 2 2^2 h 2«2li- A Walsh 3 7-2
«223 JAks-Ar-Ben. 4 (W. S. Itofrern) 103 7 »*i»4 T, i; 3 V, Z 4 e! Smith:..'.' 10 15
fc^l !(2}J. C. CLEM, a <M. Kie*).. 99 S 3 1 4 % 3 2^4 2U4 2U Kederis B 7
TA13 jCadlcbon. a (W. Gabriel) 101 4 1 1>$1 1I41 % 5 H « % A. Thomas}! C 15 1.
fK» !Brrce. 4 <H. G. Bedwell). . . . . 105 5 6 2^7 h « n C 2 C H Pare " 12 15
C:40 |Wap. .1 <W. W. Asbe). ....... 101 » 4h 83 8382 72 E. Martin ' 8 - 5
4344 ArcMitellus. a Fr««nan).. 112 10 7 n 6 V 1%7 1 8 2 Voiper 7 !*»
fcja ;(3)T0M O'MALLEY, 3 (Fotn) ,76 1. 5 H 5 (j 8 1 9 2 fl 6 Harrlngtoa*'." " 8 15
taa Colbert, r, (W. M. Cain)......'. W « 10 1 10 1 10 1 10 2 Selden 5 5
CK^l iMatchtnlU. 4 (Hamilton) . lO-Mll 11 11 11 11 11 Anderson"*!* 40 "' 100
Time— :24. :4S 4-5. 1:16 1-5. 1:41. 1:47 4-3. At post 2 mlnntM. Off at 3:25. John S-5 place"
->fl 4-5 t-how, Onatassa. 3 2 plae*. 4-5 show; Ben. 3 B bow. Winner ch. h. by Sir Dlxon-On
i wu-ntsia. Trained by W. Hawke. Scratched— 6345 Mattie Mack. Start good. Won clererly
» Sf^-jnd drJTicj:. Third easily. High price— J.- C. Om R, Wap 10, Colbert C Sir JToha
i Ki'i-ed up at Ielsnre, toyk Jead In final slxteenta and casllr held the others nafe Onatassa
r_n bi« race. Ak»-Ar-Beo closed well. J. C. Clem hung badly final furlong. Cadlcbon showed
rood »peed. bat <juiu Others no chanre. \u25a0 . . , . r
6358 &lxi ' u BAt -' E — Futurity course; »eUias; 4 and 5 year old* ; value to first $150.
imtyi.i Hort* and Owner. <Wt|St. K *6 Ii 8tr. Fin. ) Jockey. I On. "ci"
«;_:i BaraWl. 5 <P. Z!mm«r» 110! 7 ... 5 3 4 h 3 3 T~n {Gross " — 1\ - «•"»"
:,'Si .'AnO Wells. 4 <Albright> 10e| 5 ... 1 \ I n 1 2 \y, A. Thomas*' 52 ft 2
y-i JWaner. 4 (Klt.ir.toa stable).., lOfi 3 ... 2 2*42 4 2 2Vi3 4 Page 7 \ 2?
. ««*« (»)U-00DLAK_EE. .4 (CaHlI) 10S . I ... 4 u 5 2 4 1^4 % Taplln""-'" "a «
««? >«lrttnT Jan*. 4 (Rinehart). .. Ull 4 ... 01149 2^5 2 5 3 Rooner " "" : " in ' ' i5 \u25a0'
J*w_ i(8)FE_DONIA. 4 <GraEord). . 107 9 ... !• 15 0 JO 7 1 6 4; J. King*"" in •• «1
G233-|Ara«-ihr»t. 6 <Beckwtth stable) 110 2 ... .1 2^3 ?i 6'^ 7 1% E. Martin'" 20 5a
• «3«»:|(1)JIM HANKA, 4 «Gou!art) .. 10S «... 7 2^7 3 8 2 S 2 Burton " r , a -
v. «5WjMagej. 5 (McCoy - Co.).. ... 112 8 ... S % S,%»<J*9 4^ Kennedr"'" To 40 '
!r.oolt> Ktreqber. 4 (Mackey>..U(»|l0 ... 10 1O 10 10 A. Williams! -^8 -'15 i
11*^:2* 1-V:49. 1:02. 1:12. At posf % miaute. Off at 3:53. \u25a0 Bnrncll.- s plaeV 4 shou--
W*ll*. 8.-5 place. 4-3 fchow; Winer, 2-5 show. Winner br. m. by Bannoekbnrn-Mra i'-Brnneli* -
Trained by p. • Zlmmerv Scratphed—6340 Banonlci. J«ck Kobem. Start good win
•Irfring. Se<v-d clewly. Third easily^. High , price— Waner 5-2, : WondUnder 4^'s.iomr ~' :
"Jane 13. Burtjeli won t_e race bysaring -groand »t the la«t tnrn.. Annie Weils short She
«n/t Wiiwt raced out Jn front and when she began to tire she bore out. losing much eronn.1
w&ich l>e«t her. SUe will do from now. on. Waner, short r. himself. r He - showed T cond
M«-ed. jjuj v<f.|,j^<i He may iraprnre. Wxndtanrirr run below expectations > Amethritt' '
tntmed pcc>a «uwl. Hnnna uerer In Itet any-rtage. . ...•. ...., ..jv. 1 *
E. W. CLARKE
THE ?SM FRANCISCO: CALL, TUESDAY, MAeCH 8? 1910.
Fielder Alfonso;
Of The San Jose:-.
V -Stfie League Nine
CUBAN BASEBALL
TOSSER MAKES GOOD
Little Fellow From the Antilles
Is the Pride of San Jose
Team and Fans
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SAN JOSE, March 7. — Here's a'pic
ture of the first Cuban ball player to
break into the grame in the United
States with a club playing under the
national agreement. He is Outfielder
Alfonso and he has been making good
with a vengeance in the initial prac
tice work of the local aggregation.
Alfonso is a little fellow, but he has
a world of speed on his feet and plenty
of ginger. The other members of the
advance guard 'which- Is working out
daily at Luna park predict that he will
be one of the regulars when the sea
son starts,""aß he is stinging the ball
regularly and accurately in the prelim
inary \u0084work. . !~! ~
' Alfonso took out his first papers to
day and expects to become a full
fledged citizen of the United States as
soon as possible.
CARKA.VZA A WIX.VER
[Special Dupatch lo The Call]
LOS BANOS. March 6— Lupie ' Car
ranza knocked out Young Joe Walcott
of Boston in the sixth round of a 20
round contest before a record breaking
crowd here last night. The fighters
entered the ring at 150 pounds. Young
Wolcott" was knocked down twice in
the sixth round, the last time taking
the count. Carranza had the better of
the fight from the start.
I Emeryville Entries j
Following are the entries at EmeryTille' for
Wednesday. March 9: I
I FIRST RACE — Six furlongs; selling; 4 year
oldK and upward:
(W29 GalTanlc ....100] «34."» Redwood 11... 109
6305 'Blanche C .. «M «Jl5O t'ock Sure ...103
6270 R. H. Flahrty 10S t>35S U Streuber ... 101
««:{ R. A. McCrdylOl) ti34l 'May Pink ... 9S
6341 Paclflco K)sj (U3l Hector ia">
Cl3l Pickan-ay ...lOo! <KM3 Charles - r.reen.los
SECOND RACE— Six furlongs; selling; 4 year
old* and upward:
6343 Philllstina ... 9flj C 222 DoTalta .......111
(K27 Trooba ...... 00 C2TO I.OTely Mary. ..103
5825 Aftermath ...100 W«H! Crewbam 105
629S Sam B»rber..ll3 U133 Relli-nieker .;.109
680S Jim Uanna...lOs H343 No Quarter 113
6343 EUerd . .... ..10*] C343Redoni'> ......103
THIRD : KACE-^Threti and a haTf furlongs;
purse; 2 year olds:
6330 Robert Hur*t. 104 6353 Abella ..:.V... ft 7
«330 PeccaTl 10* Clara TamptonKM
6330 Milt Jones ..104 (T. H.' Ryan) '
6342 Rarelston 11.. 93 Ch: f. Sir Hamptcm
- 0342 Burbnr \u25a0.:...•. ID4 Clara White.
6258 Indora ......100
FOUKTH^RACE— Futurity course; selling; G
year old* "and upward:. \u25a0
G332 Sewell ...... .lir. (5349 EUbtli Ilarwd.lol
0340 No»gorod 103 «32S Balrmila 85
0349 Dr, Dougherty 05 0328 Copper town ' . ;104
K350 Ooldflnn ..:..110
FIFTH RACE— one mile; selling; 3 year olds
and upward: .
6347 Roberta .....N) 6344 Hush Money. ;l OS
6350 Deneen ......10S «2!»5 Chantillr ;....11l
(«S:») Woolen ....'..110 «325 'Miss Picnic. SK
6340 Colonel ijaek..lll («i347) Helen Carroll: «3
6327 Gretche'n U...104 f>9B<s The Wrestler. llo
6351 »E. T. Fryer. 109 «344 Contra Costa. . S5
SIXTH RACE— FiTe and . a half furlongs:
purse; 3 year olds:- - . \u0084
6274 Good lntent.,lo7 6274 Alder Gulch. .:iO2
SRSS Eddie Graney.los .final. Prince '\u25a0 Winter 100
(6S:«>) llex .....:... 110 6355 P. of Llxmore.' 97
6343 Lady EllzabthlOO (6190;5al Attlcnai.: 110
C 334 Silk 83 '
•Apprentice allowance. \u25a0\u25a0 . .
Tampa Results
TAMPA. Fla.. March -7.— \u25a0 The feature of to
day's card was tUe .victory of, Pirate* DlaDa
over Grace Klmball In a noxe finft-h after racing
neck and necktlie entire distance. Summary:
- First - race, three v furlonprs. : selling— Delena;
7 to Z, won; Cbenault, .8 to" 5,. second;- Ortega
10 to I,* third. Time, :37 1-5. \u25a0",'
Second ; race, six j furlongs--Tom \u25a0 Toohey," even,
won; Itarnon Corona. 7 to I,, second; Judge Hen
derson.'4 to:s. \u25a0 tElrd.;Time, 1:18 2-5. -\u25a0 - .
\u25a0\u25a0' Third race." five and'a half fnrlongs. selling—
Daisy B, 2V» to , 1 , » won ; - Percy Taylor, . 3 to 1
second ; I Cotaustln. even,-- third. \u25a0 Time. 1 :12 2-3; -
Fourth < race, -> seTen :. furlongs, selling Pirate
Diana., 7 to itO,: won; 'Grace Klmball, 6 to'Z
second ; ; Ben ' Howe,. 0 to l.i third." Time 1 -32. '
Fifth ; race, six v furlongs. ..« selling— Merman,
2 ' to ; 1, • won; \u25a0 Baleshed; ' 4 to • l,"i second; ' Water
bnry, even, third. Time. 1:18. V. - -.-..
Sixth race, mile and 70 yards, \u25a0\u25a0-. selling— Louis
Ca vanaugn. even, won ; i La.f ayettel 1 3 to -, 1 sec
ond; Dr. . Crook. 10 to 1,. third.. Time, 1:51 3-5
I j Jacksonville Results |
' - JACKSONVILLE. KU.. March 7.— Claw
marked the third and feature. event : at Moncrelf
today .? when :.Fauntleroy won trom. Milton ' B
Summary:; ':': - : ' - \u25a0\u25a0_ .•.-\u25a0>;• \ \u25a0 \u25a0•-, \u25a0\u25a0..-. .- \u25a0;- \u25a0
Klrtt • race, s six . furlongs.'^selllng-^-Earliicourt
7 : to * 10, \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0. won ; My • Henry. -20 to \l. second : Eta
Tanguay. 6 to 1., third. Time, 1:15 2-5., -)~<
\u25a0 Second race,- fix furlongs;-* selling— Dare*' }»ich-*
Olson, 4 to 1, won; Amyl, 3 to 1; second -*Sr lon
25 to 1,1 tblrd.- Time. 1:16 4-r>. .. _' l 1
. \u25a0>•- Third . race. ; live * and a; half forlongi,' 'parse—-
Fanntleroy, 9' to^l.; won;* Milton -8,. »* to •„)'
second. Time. < l;o7 3-5.'.- (Only, two \u25a0 starters.) '-- \u25a0\u25a0-•-•-
\u25a0 Fourth;, race., seven? .furlong*,? selling ->\u25a0 handi
cap—Campaigner. 3ito fl; won ; * Joe ; Hose, : 6s to
l.necond; Shapdale.'" to I.' third. Time"? l-2» 2-5
- Flfth^ race. - six. fnrlongv*emn BB — Ben : i>onMe!
7. tosio.i won; Osorine,, « 'to ';!;-,. second-; Kin»
AroiMlale, ; 9 ; to' 2,. third. I Time,' 1 :14 4-s.°r > "
i i Sixth ' race, < ; one ? and ?&'< sixteenth > miles '••sell
ing—Ragan, ;0 to - 10. • won : : Oberon, - 3•to\u25a0 I"• sec
ond; Qaagga.-lti to l.thlrd.VTlnHv 1:49 3-5." . r
i.J TberHealth rou.hav"p,you-may:Tbse'-.
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THREE BASKET BALL
GAMES SCHEDULED
Six Teams in Various Classes to
Clash Tonight in P. A. A.
'Tournament
Three games will be played this
evening in the Pacific Athletic associa
tion's championship basket ball tour
nament at the Pastime, athletic: c%ub.
At S o'clock the Comets , of /the. Young
Men's Christian association -will play
the San Francisco boys'/ club at- 110.
pounds. The Columbia Park club Pio
neers, winners of last year's champion
ship at 145 pounds, will meet the Swas r
tlkas at 9 o'clock. The unlimited five
of .the Olympic club will wind, up the
evening's program with a game against
the - Pastime athletic club. -
\u25a0 " .-'. \u25a0•\u0084\u25a0\u25a0-/\u25a0\u2666:\u25a0-;•-\u25a0•\u25a0;
In, the Sunday School Athletic
league's basket ball games Saturday
night the unlimited team of the First
United Presbyterian : church v defeated
the; Sunset; Congregationa,l,\tl6; to 9.
The 110 pound five of. the Westminster
Presbyterian" defeated/Trinity Presby
terian, 32 1 to' X.---/' The \ 125 pound St.
James Presbyterian won from Hamilton
Methodist, 28 to 17. In thegirls* games
the Central Methodist defeated Trin
ity Presbyterian, 27 to 18, and Lebanon
Presbyterian was returned victor over
the First United Presbyterian, 43 to 30.
The "games .- have now reached the
semifinals. The schedule for next Fri
day .and Saturday, nights is as fol
lows: *
March 11-7 p. m.. Trinity Presbyterian vs.
Westrainstor Presbyterian, 110 pounds; 8 p.* ni.,
St. Stephen's Episcopal vs. Lebanon I"resbyteriaa,
123 rntands; 9 p. m.. girls' game. Sunset ConsM
gatiooal vs. First Christian; 10 p. m.. Trinity
Episcopal vs. St. Stephens- Episcopal, unlimited.
March 12— 7 p. m.. Grace Methodist vs. Cal
varr. Presbyterian. 110 pounds: S p. \u25a0_.."\u25a0 Grace
Methodist vs. St. James Presbyterian. -123
IKHintls; 0 p. ra.. jrirK St.' Stephen's Episcopal
vs. Hamilton Methodist; 10 p. «a.. Central Metiia
tlist vs. Trinity l'resbytertnn. • .
*•\u25a0 - •
Santa Clara and St. Ignatius colleges
will" hold their final basket ball game
of a series of three at the Pastime
athletic club on Wednesday night.
. \u25a0\u25a0 - '\u25a0\u25a0 ' • •.-,-» .\ \u25a0
Santa Clara college, will play a re
turn baseball game with the Olympic
club's nine next Saturday afternoon on
the St. Ignatius college stadium, Mc-
Allister and Shrader streets. The col
lege team will make their headquar
ters at the Post street clubhouse, tak
ing- lunch there as the guests of the
club.
p • •
The Interclass baseball tournament
of St. Ignatius college will begin
Thursday morning with a contest be
tween the freshman and sophomore
classes. .The debating prowess of the
two classes will be settled on St. Pat
rick's day.
->-• • ;\u25a0.: • .. • \u25a0
The course of the Pacific Athletic
association's cross country race over
the Fruitvale foothills was covered by
40 of the best distance men around the
bay Sunday.
JEW - YORK WANTS AVIATORS
NEW*. .YORK. March 7.— This city Is
likely to. become a keen competitor for
the international /aviation champion
ships to be held in this country this
coming fall. Several prominent avia
tors have, taken an interest in* the
Long Island motor parkway, where the
Vanderbilt \u25a0 cup races have been held,
and the parkway will become a bidder
for the big aeroplane event.
Walsh/ seems to' be Rettlnp into difficulties
with his mounts. He wa« set down for Ms
roush rldlnjf proclivities at the post In the
fourth race yesterday. Walsh is a K ood JoeW
and mijrbt spend bis time in riding more win
ners than pettin? put upon the ground lor
mossln s up one race. ; \u25a0 . : .
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VARSITY EIGHT OAR
MATCH ARRANGED
Representatives of Stanford and
California Agree on Regatta
v at Sausalito April 16
[Special Dispatch to The Call]'
STANFORD; UNIVERSITY, March 7.
That the crews representing the boat
clubV-Tbf Stanford and California ;will
clash this spring,' holding an eight oared
varsity race, and: possibly a four oared
freshman -contest, was .the decision
reached by the conference of represent
atives^ the. clubs of the two institu
tions held yesterday. .ApriMS was de
cided upon, as the day of the regatta
and the Sausalito course was picked as
the best course. v
In case: the first, year men row • the
course .-.vill be shortened from two and
a half miles to one and a quarter miles.
The. Laguliita boat club has invited
the;, California oarsmen to enter a four
oared 'barge in the junior" day regatta,
which ; is to be held on Lake Lagunita
March IS. - :
• ' : - • \u25a0\u25a0..•. - ' \u25a0 '
For the third 'time thecardinal nine
is to '. meet Ireland's "independents I to
morrow afternoon. Jones will be. in- the
box for the. cardinal nine, with Cochran
behind the, bat.. . / . . .
Nortliwestern Subleague
.Plans Meet I
f Special Dispatch' to: The Call ] __
SANTA ROSA, March 7.— The annual
field . day of the Northwestern sub
league of the Amateur Athletic league
will be held in Santa Rosa March 26.
Santa Rosa' high figures to capture the
most points. . -
The meet was held last year at Peta
luma and Mendocino City captured all
the honors*.'.-- Mendocino - has lost some
of its winners this year, while Santa
Rosa, still has the men whom they
Rarely defeated.
Thirteen schools are entered. The
Santa Rosa high school will offer a
handsome silver loving cup as a trophy
for the meet. The meeting will be
held on the Santa Rosa stock farm
track.
. .. ~ \u25a0 •
HOLDS CROSS COUNTRY- UUX
The Bungalow club held its initial
cross country run . Sunday, the course
being from Manzanita to Big lagoon,
about 'six miles. The prizes were
awarded as follows: Copt, j first prize,
time 34 minutes; Dawson, second prize,
time: 39 minutes; R. Mitchell, third
prize, time 40 minutes.
AGAI.V CHALLENGES AUSTRALIA
NEW YORK, March 7. — For the sev
enth time the United States national
lawn tennis association went upon rec
ord today as the challenger for the
Dwlght Davis international cup.
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STILL ON THE WAY
- *. ' - -
SANTA MARIA, March 7. — The Port
land baseball team, which is In prac
tice here, is still .without the 10 play
ers who left -the east some days ago
to' join the ."squad in the trial work.
Netzel, , Ort Ol»en are among the
tardy ones. Practice has been Impos
sible'in the morning for the last few
days owing to the heavy fog. It was
announced today that "Doc" Cornell,
trainer for the team, -will .be in "the
camp of Jeffries when the fighter goes
into training. ,
Ul;«ukf nship. - rscinc under the name of th<»
Stockton Ranch xtable. ha< %nld his Mack mar*
ilaml JlcG to A. I- Valentin?. The r«cer will do
good . when the track U rUht.
V TRAINS LEAVE AND ARE DUE TO ARRIVE FROM MARCH I, 1913
VIA OAKLAND PIER
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Martinei, San Ramon 6.08?
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mont, Lathrop, Stockton 7_Sp
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Martinei. Saa Ramon, Dougherty,
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aaton, Livermore, Tracy, Newmin,
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" Costa, BeniHa. SuiVnn, Sacramento
Eose ville, Marj'sville. Oroviile II .28*
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Port Co3ta, Benicia. Sacnmento,
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J7.00? Vallejo. Pott Coota. Martinei, Bay
Point and Way Stations Jl 1.13?
7.40p Richmond, Port Costa, Byron, Tracy,
Lathrop, Stockton » 1 2.48p
B_op Oregon tlipms — Dari>. (SacramentoX
Willows. Reddin? (Klamath Faflj),
Ashland. Portland. Tacoma, Seattle.
Spokane : 9.28 a
9.00? China and Japan Fast Mail— Ogi - en.
(Cheyenne. Denver, Kansas City.
Omaha. Chimjo 2.45?
' 9.00p Port Costa, Beniria. Sacramento, Col-
fax Truckee, Reao. Sparks IO.CSa
1 1 .00? Nilea, Pleasanton. Livenaore. Lath rsp,
Modesto. Merced. Fresno 1 0.33?
I I.OOp Fresno. Selma. GosHen Jnr.c. Hanford,
Annona. Lemoore, Coslinga 8.28 a
1 1 .40p Portland Express — Saerarcento, Marys-
ville. Red Blnff. Weed. Ashland. Ro«e-
feurg. Pcrtland. Tacnma. Seattle 1 2.28 p
NETHErILAND'S ROUTE— From PaafU StrMt Wharf.
ColiinsvilJe, Emaaaton. Rio VL«ta. Isleton. Ryde. Wal-
nut Grove, Vordea. Courtland. Clarksburg. Sacramesto.
Leave S.OO aj_ Tue., Titan.. Sat., Steaaer Navajo;
arrive { 5.00 p. m.
Leavs 1.00 p.m. Daily, except Sunday, Steamer Modoc
or Apache: arrive 11.30 p.n.
OAKLAND HARBOR FERRY— From San Francisco.
Marktt Street Wharf— Week Da—— Hourly from 6.C0
a.m. to 9.00 p.m. Sundays— «.4s. 8.15. 9.45. H.LS
aj_, 12.45, 2.15, 3.45. 5.14 &45. 5.15 aad 9.45 pjn.
LOCAL FERRY TRAINS— Via Alamttfa Pi«r.
To Oakland and Alamtda— l6. lo. t&- 45 a.ra.. and then
10 and 43 minutes past th; hour until 7.45 p.m .; then
8.30, 9.15, 10.00, 10.45. IL3O pjn. and 12.15 aja.
To Alamsda and Frultval* via Hortuhoa nm at aftova.
'a for Morning, p for Afternoon, t Sondsy excepted.
J Sunday only. § Arrive Hon.. Wtd, Fri.
Union Transfer Co. authorised to check Bailee
. direct from residence,
I'_ 1 I
taJHL-4 Trains Leave
-^^JBH_^ .Market Str**i
I>rr? I>epot
Leave For — |A3l.[ P.M.
Bakersficld ...... 7:15'8:OO-10:OO: > ,
Chicago ......... 7:15 8:00-10:00 /,;.;
Fresno ....:..... 7:15|4:OO- 8:00-10:00
Grand I Canyon.'.-: 7:158:10-10:00
Hanford :..:... . . 7:15J. . . .-10:00
Kansas City...... 7:15i8:00-10:00
Merced .:........ 7:15;4:00- 8:00-10:00
\u2666Stockton . . . 17:15 4:00-8^)0-10:00
Stockton, Oakdalej
fand' Sierra Rail-; (
.way" points. . . . . J9:45
Tulare..l f . ...... 7:15 8:00-10:00
Visalia .. ....... . J7:15!8:00-10:00
sYosemite v. : ... . .[7:15{. . . . . .
\u25a0 *St<vkton I^uoal leaver 1:25 p.m. . . »,. :
California Limitftl throtixh to Ch lea (to leaves ;
at "10:00 r p. . : m. Of flce« — 6T3 " Market street and
Market-street Ferry -Depot. San FtaHeisco; 1112 ;
Broadway. Oakland. . . , '
'^sSßbk. muir woods ;
(j^2 _B AND ' "/ '"""
TAMALPAIS !
VSf VIA SAUSAUTO FERRY
rooT Cf "***" rratET
•V- LEBAL HOUDATS-HmPAT T-CT
* Lt.:« ff-eha U.M*Ht- > lT.T_at>is~~
Wt«M«yr;S-»-y [W««l_ay; Son-t W«e_Uy| S«n_-
10:00* - S:00a t7:3sa| 12:03p 7:35« 110:48 a
2:00p- 10:00* L : 50? 2:00? :45r 1:52. •
*4:40p 11:081 e2:sspi. 3:03? 4:25^ U*. '
i\u25a0...\u25a0".'..i \u25a0...\u25a0".'.. --3:00^ V.":-. I Jr.... ....;. I 5:33»
•Sat only. -. fUon. only. -„ ©Tamalpais o_y. . o_7 .
Tickrt Offices-Sattsalito Ferrj-aad St* Market ~ '
. :v::: v : : . Geceral Officff— MiU V»Dey. California • ,-V ,
" TAVERN OF TAMALPAIS " and « MUM H0l» <
vV -\ ;\u25a0 art always cpw ftr ov«U •
SANTA CLARA NINE
TO MEET SENATORS
[Special Dispatch to The Call]
SANTA CLARA, March 7. — Arrange
ments have been made by P. A. ilc-
Henry. manager of the Santa .Clara
baseball nine, and Charlie Graham of
the Sacramento coast league team for a
game in next Friday.
Browne Willis, manager of th* San
Jose State leaguers, has been after Le*>
Alllgaert, the . Santa Clara twirler.
lately. - ;-/
Yesterday afternoon Willis tri<»d to
sfgn him up out on the ball field, but
Alllgaert demurred and It is hinted
strongly that he will go to the Sacra
mento team.
RAILWAY TRAVEL
r ;; via coast _,i:se
Leave (Third and Townsend Streets) Arriv*
t5-25» Loop — 23d Street. Vbitarion. South
Saa Fraacisco. Valencia Srrert 76.35 a
f5.35» Loop — Valencia Street. o«aa View.
Ctmeterits, South ftiir Francisco,
23d Street. 3rd and Towi ssend t6.43»
6.20 a Scuth San Fnnriscn. Saa Jose, GSror.
(Hollister). Sargrat, Pajaro. Watson-
rille, sa.it.i frii. 7.50p
7.00 a South San Francisco. P»!o Alto. Saa
. • Jose. Wav Stations 7.35 a
7.00» Msvfield. Lcs Alto*. I^)s Catos t7.2C»
8.-0 C» ?hcr» line Limited— Piso RoN^s
EotSprtsp, £uu Barbara. Los
Angeles »3Cp
8.05* The Coaster— San Jose. Pajaro (Wa;-
sonville. Santa Cruz). CastroviKe.
(Del llonfe. Moattrey. Pacific Grove).
Salinas, Soledad. T— o nobles Rot
SprinS3. Saa Luis Obijpo, Surf.
(Lonipoc' l . Saata Barbara. Ventura.
Oxnard. Lcs Angles 11.45p
8.20* llaySdd. Lo* Altos. Los Gates, Wright.
GlcnwoodC Boulder Creek). S.inta Crux,
Watson vifle. Cast— ville, Del Monte,
Jionterej". Paciii<? Grove 9 CC?
9 OC* &sn Jo?e. Gilroy. Salinas. Pi«> Robits
Hot Springs San Lois Obispo— Tr*s
Pircs — T*atsonvil>. Santa Crux, D«l
Jlonte. Monterfj-. Pariae Grove 4 CCy
10.40 a South San Francisco. BuHingjse. Saa
JLiteo, Palo Mu>, San Jose 6.3 C»
10.40 a Los Altos, Mo=ta Vista, Lcs Gato«. . {
1 1.30« Valencia Strftt. Ortan V-!—, Ccbsa,
Cemeteries. Bail—. San Bruno 1.35?
1 1.40* bottth San Francisco, Pan Jose +8-2 C»
3-COp Del llocte Express— Saa Jose, tljm y.
Sargent (Watsor.ville. Sar.!a Crui),
Del Monte, Mootoey. Faci£s Grove,
(tSalir!_J 12.3 C?
2.C3p South San Francisco, Palo Alto, Ssa
Jose B.4Ca
t2C3» Los Altos, Monta Vista. Lc» Ga!o3 . . t3_Cp
3.00s South San Francisco. San M-itfo. 533
Jose, GSroy, Trrs Pinos. Salinas. . . 10. ICa
3.00b "Watsocvills. Santa Cruz. Castrorill.-.
Del Mcr.te. Monterey. PaciSo Grove. IO.CCa
3.40s Saata Clara. San Joie. Los Gatos.
Wright (Eoulder Creek). Santa Cnu. IO.OC*
400 j Sunset Express — Tucson. JVmin:;,
Fi Pa.«o. Hnustoa. New Orfcinn.
P«» Robtes Hot Sprir.p. San Luis
ObL*po, Saata Barbara a.iJ Los Angeles 1 1 .4Ca .
4.00p lvar.sa* City. St. Lo«i», Chicago I J.4C»
4.20 a South S»a Fnncisco. San Jow T.9.CC*
|5.00p Burlin^ame. S*n Mateo, Pab A!to.
San Jo«r aa.i Way Stations 9.4Ca
j5.05« Loop— 23<t Street. Visitaeion. Suutii
San Francisco. Valencia Street T 5 . 1 3 a
t0.20? Redwood. Palo Alto. Saa Jow. I. ICa
t5.20» Los Altos. Mciata Vista. Los Gatos. . . + 3-2t»
t5.25p Burlinjraaje. San Mateo. San Jose. 13.20p
ts_op Loop— Valeara Street. Ocean View.
Cea»eterie.», South Saa Fraacisco,
23d Street. 3J ami Taw-senr! t8.40s
3.40p San Brar.o, San Macro. PeiiMotxi. Palo
Alts, Santa tl-ira, San Jo.-« 7.4Ca
/ ».40p Log Altos. Monta Vista. Lo» Gato«. . . ?9--*C»
, j.OOs MSbrae. <:n Mateo. Pak> Alto, May-
field. Los Altos. Los Gato». +3.CC*
16.05? 2M Srreet. ViritaHon. South Saa
Francisco. Valencia Street t7. 10p
f&2sp Loop— Valencia Street. Ocean Vic-.
. Cemeteries, .^uth Saa Francuco,
J3d Street. 3.1 and Townsend f7.40p
6.30 a South San Francisco. San Jose 5.4 C»
B.oop LosAatetesPanf ijg?r— GHroy. SaJha.% . ..
P»so Roblcs Hat Sprinjs. San Luis
Obirao. Saata Barbara ami Lo* AnasJes B^JC«
11.43* South San Francisco. Palo Alto. I 7.2Cp
San -W. \ 7.45?
LOCAL FEBRY TRAIHS-VTa Oakland PI-.
T« Oak!»n4. Birktity. Be— ynun. Ea«t Oakland and
Fruitvi!*— Daily— From 6.00 s.ai.. an.l every twrn'y
minutes until T.CO p.m. ind:i.«ive; then 7.40. j CO.
9.00. 9.40. 10.20. 11.00. 11.40 p.m., 12.20 and
1.20 aja.
To Sathtr tnrf Mtlros* via 3s«rt!> St— Daily— F— in
tOO ajß^ and every twenty nmutw until 700 p m
inWusi— \u25a0. then 7.40. 8.20. 3.00, 9.40. 10.20. 11X0
and 11.40 p.ra.
To Stanthurit— Pa3v "Except Sunday— 6oo. 7 OP SCO.
9.00 »._, 2.20, 3.00. 4.C0. 5.00, 0.40 p.m. Str.rf.l7
only 9.00 10.00 «_u LtO yj_. 2.C0, 3.00. 100, 3.00
5.40 p.m.
T» Oaktcnd Firtt St.. Fruitva!*. Alameda. via HorMthot
—Daily— From TB.OO. 8.20 a.m. and every Uenty
minutes until 5.20 ajn. inclusive: ihi-n 9.C0, 9IP
10.00. 10.20. ll.Ca 11.20 in.. 12 m.. 12.i0.1X0. 1 _•!«
2.00. 020. 3.00. 3.20. :3.40 p.m. and every twenty
rainutesuntil 7 p.m. inclusive; 7.40. 8.20. 900. 9-J0
10.20. 11.00 aad 11.40. p.m.. 1120 as<i 1.20 tjn.
AAhaonal train to Cbkian.i First St.. 2.1j s.m.
To Wett B«rk«t«7— DaHy Except Sunday— From 6.00
a.m. acd every twenty minutes unii! S.2oa.m. inciu-
KA-e; theo 9.00 a.m. and every hour until 4.00 pjn
mdnsive: then 4.20 pja. and every t— ?ntv mmntes
nntil 7.00 p.m. inclusive: then 7.40 pm , 120 S»COl
9.4 a 10.2 a ILCa 11.40 pm. aad JiiOsa
T« W«t Barkefoy— Socoays only— Fron <100 am
taea 7.0 a SXO, 9JOO a.m. indu?ive; th?n 9 20 a m. a:-d
(very twenty minutes nnt3 140 pjn. ntdumxt. then
4.00 pjn. and ev^ry t»entv mintite until 700 ptn h
daive; then 7.40-p.m.. 5.20. 9.C0. 9.10, 10.20, U CO,
11.40 p._. and 12.20 s.~i.
Ta Carbin— Daily Except Sunday— Fronj 6.C0».n snd
every 20 minutes until 5.20 a.m.. then 900 10 CO
•jn.. 1100 m.. 1.00. 2.00. 3.C0. 4.C0. 120, lia SM.
&.20.&40andtLOOpjn.
T« Carbin — Sunday* only — Froo 6.00 a.m., tien 700
8.00. 9.00 a,tx iadusive; then 9.20 a.m. and every
t— aty _but« uata 3.40 p_u mclTinve: then 4XO
pan, and erery twenty pinctfs antfl 6.00 pja.
Schedule Effective
(*eß^x) November 15, 190<>
>«<JLi«j/ irxio"s- ferry depot
* San F*rnnci %ctf
Leave , . VIA SAUSALITO , Arrive
7:40 a Petalmna. Santa Rosa. He*Ws-|
burs- Cloverdale. Vtlaa. WHllts.f
"\u25a0 • • Sh»r— cod. Sebastopol. •GneTae-t
vllle. "Mt. R!o. •Dnnean Mi 11.0..; «:17?
. RrCOa 'Pt. Reyes. -Mt. Rio. a Ca»4ero *«l:S7p
* :2Pa ••Sonoma, \u2666•Gleu Ellen ...It."»:.T7t»
t9:o»>a Tetalnma. Santa Ro«s, Cloverdale JT-.TTi
ll:f-"a Pewlnma. Santa Ki»a |_7j.
3:COp I'etalnma. Saata Rwm. neaMobnrs.l
Ctorerilale, rtlafi. Oaernevtlie *
Mt. Rio. Duncan lll.'N. S«t~s-|
topol 10-37*
14 :0«p Pt. Reyes. Occidental
4 :40p Sonoma, Glen Ellen ©-17*
Siaop.reulnma. Santu Roaa V.:! 7*
EIXCTRIC SrBtTHBAN TIA BAUSALTTO
S»aa_ito. Kill Valley. S*a _•/\u25a0•!— Dailr
every . 40 minute* from 7:00 «. m. nntil fl«<>
a. in.; then honrly until 4:<>> p. ;n.: ttien every 4'>
mlnntes until «:4O p. in. : then »:fO and lt>-ot>
p. m. and 12:01 a. ra.
Fairfa— — Leave Sag. Francisco t7;CO. 7:40 *•"«»
9:00. 10:00. 11.-CO a. m.. J12:0O nooo tl'wt
2:00. 4:00. 4:40. 5:20 ami 6:0O p. m.^^ '
3»n Queatin via. Saa Hafael— Leave I>:00 a. m.
and 2:00 p. tn.
Tifcorsa . aad "B'Wedtii — 17:00. {7:40. 10-13
a. m. « 112:00 ncoa, »xe*pt Saturday i. ?12 :W: W
J4:CO. 15:20. T:l5 p. m. Sundays. J7:00. |7-4t>
10:13 a. m.. 12-0. §4:00. |i:2O, 7:13 ».- m
j|12:01j |12:01 a. m. - . \u25a0
•i«an4ay arrlv* 7^7 p. m. ••Snndstr arr!v»
6:57 p. m. \u25a0 tEscept Sunday. JSnnday onry
•S*tnrday» only. JVU Saasallto.
• PaelSc Transfer Compaoy's a?»ats ar« author-
ized to check hnzz-iif} direct from r^tdenc*. -
BAT AXD IXTKRURBA^T ROCTE S
MARE ISLAND NAVY YARD
Vallejo, Napa, St. Helena-
ST. HEL.EXA-.VAPA VALLEY ROUTE
llontlrello S. S. Co. and Nupa Valley Electric ,
R. . R. Co. Close connections.
' •— ROU.XD TRIPS-DAILY — A
Boats. leave Sao Frtnclsto 7:W, '\u25a0•9:-l3 T i. in..
12^W> n«>no. 3:13.,«:<>0. •<»::« p.m.
-San Francisr© landing ami osTSc*. t'!»r »trf">t
wharf,' north end ferry buildlns. Market street
tfrry.- \ilmtbt a la csrf**- Flwot.-* Kearuy too or
C47W.V- - - - ."•\u25a0.'
.','Lanb oiii jud dUert
• r » % -^T»kii _«_l— «*— «^_ — — W
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