SPORTING SECTION The San Francisco W.J.CallSLATTERY VOLUME CAT!.—NO. 110. SAN FRANCISCO, SUNBA^T, 20, 1910. PAGES 39 TO 48. BERKELEYFRESHMEN CORONADO TAKES WIN TRACK MEET Swamps OPENING CONTEST Small Crowd Witnesses One Stanford Fifth Annual Polo Tournament Sided Contests Marred by STANFORD VS. CALIFORNIA: SCENES AT YESTERDAY'S FRESHMEN INTERCOLLEGIATE MEET.- UPPER 1 PICTURE— H

HERBERT HAUSER ARTHUR INKERSLEY California NO^r. Maaford 41Vz [Special DhpaUh to The Call} The University of California fresh- CORONADO. March I?.—The Crst steps pred- men followed inthe of their match of the fifth annual polo tourna- ecessors yesterday afternoon on the ment of the Coronado country club was Berkeley cinder path, and swamped played here this afternoon between the surprising their Palo Alto opponents, Coronado and the Southwestern teams. even their most Eangu'ne adherents. Coronado winning. 9 to S. The track was in the worst possible The Coronado team was made up as 1; condition. j:i spite of the fact that sec- follows: ?. F. Nave. No. J. Cheever Cowdin. No. t; 1L F. Robertson. No. 3. tions of it were kept covered with tar- and Major Colin G. Ross. back. The paulins uniil the first race began. The Southwestern team, consisted of BernJc rain came down in torrents during tht. Weiss. No. 1: Reggie "Weiss. No. 2; Harry No. 3; "Weiss, entire afternoon and the runners re- "Weiss. Tom back. For the, winners goals were made as tired from the track bespattered with follows: Cowdin 3. Robertson 4. Rosa xnud and cinders. Nevertheless, the 2. All three goals for the losers were various times made were surprisingly hit by Tom "Weiss. In the flrst period Harry good. Both turns were soft and sllp- Weiss hit a goal from a foul, but before the end of p*ry and were the cause of several the period Tom Wei3s scored. In the tumbles, while the 100 yard stretch re- second period Ross scored with Avery's high sembled more nearly a river than an ball and Cowdin put the ball be- tween the posts from a melee after the athletic field. bugle had blown. Coronado 2, South- The hammer throw, the first event on western 1. the program, took place on the iold Six minutes after play had begun in the third period baseball diamond, and the contestants Robertson scored again for Coronado and two minutes had great difficulty in remaining in later Tom Weiss put the ball between ring. During the preliminaries in this the posts from a difßcult angle. Score: event, while Lawrence of Stanford was Coronado 3. Southwestern 2. Robertson scored again the call throwing, the wire handle broke at the before of time. ball, Coronado 4. Southwestern Z. In the forruaateiv flying in an opposite fourth period from that in which the Cowdin drove a ""sitter" direction crowd between the posts and Robertson scored «ut will base line. H Stanford and California winner showed good form. pitched good only to speed to qual- Scott ball for the Sox. a week away, the California team have show much more allowing but four hits, whiie Brown ify in the Aprilmeet. \u25a0~£ +i:-± has received a wholesale shift, affect- and Schafer for Vernon also "were in . Ferguson ran a fart race in the half. near form. BLOCK BASEBALL ing the responsible positions at the midscason The score: He has a long, easy stride and should bag. shortstop ::..»'-.• good. VERSOX second and center field. proved AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E. The changes In the first-two positions Hartman that he was the best Carlisle, c. t sprinter furlong .3 © © 0 2 1 0 Action on the Diamond WillBe outgarden fully freshman in the event. Bnm-li. «l> 4 0 0 1 2. 4 0 , are final. The is not yet He repeated his performance in: the Martinke. 1. f 3 0 © O 4 U © determined. 100 l>y winning from his teammate R. Brasbfar. 2b 4 1 1.01 2 0 Resumed This Afternoon if A hoodoo of slumps has affected the Lobor in good style. Coy. r. f 3 0 © O 1 O 0 team throughout the season. Of ab!e Lindsay, s« 3 0 1 © 2 3 0 the Weather Permits Ruddick in the thotput came through Fteber. 1b 3 1 1 0 12 2 0 individual players the team is not lack- with 3rtt honors with a distance, of Erown. c 2 1 1 0 2 1 0 ing. Men like Lewis. Allen. Stoner. Z Srfjflter. p 1 « -0 0 1 © 0 3S feet inches. Hlu, Moultoa. Greenlaw and others who [forme of Stanford-jumped 5 feet 10 p 0 © 0 0 0 O I The rain played havoc with the ball pulled the series out last year are In inches. Hi!! of California securing sec- T0u1..: .....26 3 4 1 27 13 1 players and the fans yesterday after- the running, reinforced by new fresh- ond, two ' inches lower. WIIXTE SOX ! noon. All was In readiness for the man material like Coane and Smith. Captain Allen of California a despite capabilities of the in- with AB. R. BH.'SB. TO. A. E. j meeting But the leap of 21 feet and a half inch captured Metseoper. I. f 3 © 0 © 2 « •"Of second between the Seals and dividuals the team In Its preliminary xl\'t broad jump, his two teammates. Zeid*r. 2b V... 4 © 0 O 2 3 1 the second division of the White Sox, games has shown poorer form than at Redman Crites, taking and Ue&ll. r. i 3 1 2 © 100 any many years. and second <;.-.n.1;1. It. 4 O 1 © 5 but it had to be called off. Manager time within Only one third respectively. 0 0 victory, Collins, kk 3 O 1 0 4 1 .' 0 Danny Long of the local outfit was out that over Pensacola. has been STAXFX>RD \VLV!> POLE VAULT. PnrteU. ->b ...1 © ©0 1 '10 handed out to the fans, and the rest of Cole. «. f 1 3 0 1 0 1 0 .0 at the park bright and early and even the season has been a record of defeats. pole vaulters managed to get Block, © n ©, The c 3 7r\2J?O so far as to spread the big can- . By new shake up which was made through their precarious event without Scr»rt. p 3 © U 0 1 2 © went the •WaUh 1 © 0.0 00© vas on the Several the last week Captain Lewis has been an accident, which was remarkable 1 diamond. of considering sloppy vaulting +F. Smith © 1 0 0 0 ;© shifted from his position at short t<> the takeoff. players of each team reported and his place, second base, where he Stevens of Stanford won with a vault Total 31 1 « 0 24 0 1 old 'Walsh batted for Beall in ninth inning. prayed for the rain to lay off for a played last year. Coach Smith has of 10 feet 5 inches. while, prayers filling The relay race was all California's, fSmith t*tted for Messenger in ninth inning. but their were, of no had more trouble the second avail. resting place than any spot on the cardinal runners only leading by a RUNS AXIiHITS — other fl Br^XXISCS The prevailed diamond, no less as- f-::.-.-.: margin the first lap. VerroD . .1 0 0 20 0 0 x— 3 same condition over in the than three on Ba.*#!j!t«...... © 2i« « 2 0 0 0 x 4 Oakland. The coast and the state pirants for varsity honors having been California was forced to do without White Sox 0 0 o a o 0 1 ©• ft— 1 services C. • leaguers were ready to line up for given a brief try at the bag. Lewis" the of H. Whitney, wiio was Basebits « 0 0 TO 0 2 1 2— C meeting of the season, looked upon to win both sprints, SUMMARY .. their initial and shifting to this place has relieved the» his — the fans seemed to be well, worked up fans anxiety about the stration having been made too late of second ba?. riffi Hit*— made Off Sobafer 3. off Hitt—3. Home over it. As the Oakland diamond is a position at is now open. Jast F<»niestc-r to entitle him to compete. mu R. Branhear. —Two t«ase hits Beall. F.— affair, but the short Smith. Sacrifice hit Scnalcr. Innicss pitched skin it looked very much like For the last week Price has been sta- A!k>ui 1.200 braved the elements to a- an hour playing^ the contests. By Schafer— 7. by Hirt 2. Fir»t base on railed— lake half before time tioned there, and his work seems to witness hallr Off Scott 3. off Schafer 2.' Stfuck «vt PUTS SWASTIKAS CARRY WOLGAST ANXIOUS rolled around, and course there — PAPKE WILLIE of was The results were. as follows?: By Scon 7. by Rrhafer 2. DonWe plays Fiyher meet with the approval of Coach Smith. — no chance in the world for the players The other has been made in Mile roa Wen t.r Prir*. P.: *«cond, Alunan, I to* Llnd*»y to Fibber:— Carlihlc"to Burrell. Hit do any good, chanse t'. : riijrd. l'ratt. S. Tla»*. 4:iS.— hy pitched— ball Carlisle. .t-y Scott- —Time of to so the meeting was center field. Elliott is now playins the LDO f*x&dish: Fim beat Won by Brown, f«inf 1 boor and 35- -minutes. Umpires Finney called off. outgarden. a spot he occupied in the >.: w*-"O Third and*lmmedia iely Wires at Basket Ball From Crack Fight 'the Britisher for afternoon they will line up at football with of *ef-ond. B«"ds2*n. C:— third. Herriort, C; time, To Bakersf ield Recrea- good curves but not very sure of :17 2-5. Fical beat Woa by second. tion park at 2:30. The Oakland coast and Kercv S.: \u25a0 himself, and Freshman Smith, MrOcire. R.; third. Bedntan. S.: time. :17. ' for Match Petaluma Five McCarey in June and state .leagues do the who ex- will honors speed \u266643 yard da*h—Woa i,y .\. wtitney. C. :se*. at Oakland In the afternoon at 2:50. hibits les3 but better control. <««J. Stiller. C: third.— Tbobnrn. S. Time. :£\u2666 1-3. [Special Dhpalch lo The Call] Henderson, The two probably willalternate In the - \u25a0* \u25a0 • Moskiman and It*isile rea Won by Sprowl, C: f*cond, . \u25a0 -\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0- . the old coming IlhMes. C-: third. JacobuF. C. Time.— 10:55 3-5. FRESNO, March 19.—With Southpaw PARIS. March 19.—Billy Papke of .The' final;. championship basket ball [Special,DispalchtoTheCaU]~Z, '\^K favorites, will do the box work for the series with Stanford. £29 yxri hsrdlea: Finn text Wea by Ha- - ' ' CITY, 19.— state leaguers, while the coasters Stoner and Moulton will be stationed Buckles in the box for the Fresno tonight: knocked out Willie: games ;of;the Pacific .'athletic associa- KANSAS March Unless Ad ren«. C:—thread. Bod&ck. S.: tliae. .-CS.• B*e- and manager can agree on will use three of their best men. behind the bat. Moulton has not had Won by Lcmbard. C; ,tion -. night ;at ; Wolga'st his «>ad beat — secotd. Kern, Tigers, the locals put. crusher on Lewis of New York in*the third round. were**?played last' the Long expects to put Henley. an opportunity to show his speed till P.; time. :IS. Third beat Woo by Redaian. the. "club." ,- a definite date and "accept an opponent Miller season, imul, ; go ' Pastime athletic. ; and Amos on firing against late in the but hi* work the C.:— McGuire. S. time. :S» 1-5. Final "Brick~ Devereaur* Bakersfield Drillers The. fight was scheduled to. 20 The gumelof evening. was agreeable ;to :both men.- Wolgast will the line the C; - \firsts :*the few weeks good. beat Wod by lied"or.A. second. Harens. • . .; carry out; his determination fight Sox' this-, afternoon. The; Chicago last has been C-: third. t!e between Kern*. S., and Lcsbxrd. this afternoon .by the score of 8> to 0. rounds. . between •; Petajuma^_and the Swastikas to pitchers ;in Greenlaw will be ; • early;in June. When Wol- are grand form, as was On the initial sack C: time. :57 2i- — But two hits, were made off Buckles* of this j-clty.-'Contesting;- for^the ''l3o Owen Moran shown in Friday afternoon's placed. His position is assured. hy game, the Allen 210 yard e«xh: First heat -Won Leber. pound * championship.*; \u25a0 The' local -boys gast and Jones ;came to Kansas City C; neeood. Andretrt. S.: time, :24-2-f». Second ,delivery, while Traeger and Dow for PAPKE WAXTS. KETCHEL first of the present series. The chances has . the same sinecure on tha third — .too 'strong; the, country to fill the"- first week of a.ten weeks* sack, and his »pe*d he«t Won by Berliner. C;—second." WHcex. S.; the pounded Immediately after knocking out were/far for are that -Toung will pitch moat of to- at the left corner :£4 5-5. Third beat Woa by Hartman. visitors were for 1L ] .lads and showed the. advantage of prac- engagement with the Empire burlesque game. in, of the diamond, together time. . - Manager, Jones- day's His arm Is. fine shape with his O: —•econd. Bailey. £.; time. :2i3-5. Final The hitting,of Tracy for the locals Lewis in Paris Papke wired his friend. tice'on the' _netted ;court. :The; classy circuit. announced that seems to 'perfect heavy work, one of beat Won ty H&rtmcn. C: toeroad, Ijtber. C: unquestionably and he have control stick makes him was the feature. Out' of five-times up Louis Blot, the local' promoter, asking goal throwing of ;Kemp was the feature Battling Nelson * would of the ball. the strongest members of the team. tb'ni. An^mr*.—S.: time.' i24 3^». Peck be ,-Wolgast's" next opponent.. . 880 yard r=a Won by Ferjusoa. S.; : of the Swastikas';'playing,lwhile C" ; The' Sox will go to Tuesday But, it is Freshman Coane. In th» Eeewnd. he got four hits, two being labeled for that the ;latter make a match with ; ; great^abilityi concurred;. in- what San Jose F«clke. ?.: tfcSrd. T*IUf«TO.C. Time. 2:09. bags. as soon as possible. Blot far -the losers? showed : in - Jones afternoon to take on the Santa left garden, who has been exhibiting: Eelaj California, vita two Buckles struck out''lo men. Ketchel cabled agreed new Clark race—Won by HUler, '' v that; ' throwing:; foul'goals, scoring ;1S;points said iand both^ 'that the college A big reception; class in the preliminary Tearu Miller. Shields «ad Homer. The score: > r txi : back helwould endeavor to_line up " not fight - nine. has been the sanies. s by % -.work. 'of- champion ;would until next planned Comiskey's tossers Rsssing fci^b jams—Won by Uorine. J?.: I*o- R. H. E." Ketchel |for a 45 1round go with Papke ':his clever. Louis^Mohr '- for. " by the His batting is far above the average, C; , as.'referee and Orno "Tyler:as September. Wolgrast at- this time City. being- wd. Hill. third. Anrabrite. S. Ileifht. 5 Fresno :.... S 11 1 during the'latteripart^of IJune, {which ficiated* " " fans of the Garden On" Wednes- the little outfielder credited with ...... \u25a0 -t umpire.'' yT. ; praised ''Nelson ;and , tert 10 tnrben.— BakcrsSeld — 0 2 ">-3 will be month to show in •'-.**..^' '. '-\u25a0 -t^:*r"I .said he believed day / the Sox will make a trip to Oak- two singles and a double out of four Shotsst Wen by Cnddirk. S.: wcoad, Batterle* Buc\>» and McDonoagb; Traeser, Blot's - San lineup ; be the biggest C3*rk. * ; \u25a0 • :;; :'.The full score and are'as'fol- that the Battler would engage j , Mary's bat \ r H " - land and the St. tossers. time's at In a recent same.' Sr^rn. Di*t«n^e. frrt 2 Dow and B. Wateri". Francisco. \u25a0 '_\u25a0 - S.: third. —C. 3/ iacbe«. . . . c lovrs-,' \u25a0' \u25a0.';•'••'\u25a0 '\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0-^ \u25a0". \u25a0 •yf!'':'] card Ihe could meet.* But he has evi- They will be the guests at Salisbury play E&suaer threw Voa by C: second. ; meantime.. Jack Gleason. ":\u25a0\u25a0'"•' .' :. : the.college will in right field un- liarafton. :In the wl\b '•:.;• i, ;. I'ETALUMA \u25a0\u25a0 [dently changed'his ?, Ftroud. C: ttlrd. Lawr«w*. S. Di*t*cce, 109 is now; associated with Blot,(willleave - v r. \u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0-.:'..' mind.' before the game, which Is scheduled less prevented by some accident. (J. Playcrs-rosiUon!'— '-.- I. F. F.T.* S.F.T. i to* "Joseph -Friday ; for. tr*>l 7 lnciie*. — Overland; Jones' went" .St. to 3 o'clock. Although ; Limited*; tomorrow ;1 33., the baseball situation looks Eur.niEp brtad jump Won by AlJes. C. ;sec- on. the C. P«cV:if«w«rd--...... 20 S IS. see ;fight pictures qpid~Wbl?ast * will Mountains morning - s : connected Cannon, 7 forward 2;.. 7 -'. ;.0 V ;0. the took San Francisco see the last of the far bright to the California fans ond. • Redsian. C: third. Crite«. C DUUsce. 21 Jeff Quits ori business•- fwith g.r^.'.r 4;"' . upon.ihimself ! some talking aggregation during from feet >i in»-h. the :Jeff ries-Johnson match, and also AdamF.ieenrbT ...:•-\u25a0.\u25a0. 0> 0 .3 )..O'.:'; vO it to^'Jo Chicago:* - the com- the hopeful ones are recalling that it — : \u25a0 by Stevens, ; ttwni, of, :..*::.".... 0- 0 .4 ;-;o 0 without the ,- ever, watchful Jones be- ing On Thursday they Pole rult Won S. tie : signing up Eranx.GaardI week. afternoon was out of worse straits than the pres- for the purpose Ketchel t • tttvewi Porter, C. and IIIH, C Hefsht. 10 and P..:Peck.V;gn*rdJ ._."\u2666'. ;0 » o ,0 '\u25a0" ing onithe, job as censor. ; ~.up .against the ; Goes Home' to meet' Papke. ;.Gleason :has"; wired >"lJO"5r •\u25a0;'.. wllK line Oakland ent that Coach Smith pulled a winning feet 5 Inches. Points v awarded ...... :'".- j "Ijam:under :obligations "\u25a0to .. Tom Mc- coasters Oakland, *. and Jon *. team year. looks' " .at Friday last Ketchel and^therest^ easy._ Angeles,* ] they.' - :has a;date, to step six"rounds Totar \u25a0'.. ...:..;.:..:.2»-»s ' ;Sj'-iii Carey of Los and jlintend to afternoon will.commence ~:their - Ketchel ; IUFI.K TEAMS TIED LOS - - \u25a0 - AXGELE3. March 19.— Without Frank"Klaps; in, Pittsburgh .-.''-/- \u25a0'.'. . SWASTIKAS . -,-..-. 1 give shim ,"the s preference) in. my. next final series .with the Seals here. They with' next \u25a0 - VALE A.XD '.COLUMBIA WIX P. March 19.—1n •:. ,F.T. expect will appear, jagain \u25a0WASHINGTON. the In- having^even sighted a bear on; his Friday: evening/ «Klausl;is,- a tough, PlaTPrs-Po?iUouf— -~: .P. S.F.T. Ifight.'VWblfrast said. '"I to meet on\ Saturday . and Conn., — Rifle Shooting league "forward .::... o "'. 5-^5 -^ ft .- \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0A ; ;McCarey's early : park, XEW HAVEN.' March 19. tcrclub contest long tramp; during week; youngster* and :has been trimming !all Da.r.' • « ;Moran before Iclub In afternoons; 'at Recreation and on Rocky Butte, the past;- Kemp, r forward .20 13 1 7 0 1-whjp Sunday morning Tale defeated at soccer of \u25a0 the Mountain riSe club Smoky City :-' 9 :.-Jurie>!andr after; him, which I .at Oakland. through the Tehachapi country,"* Jim comers 'in r^the"\ during the F»rrar. center ...... 3 ,<> 10 :. 3 will; : today.. 2 to 0. Mont., and the Winchester rod and gun, : Bradford., znard,-. ..".."-' 2 j 3 give *-;",Leaving this city. the Sox" will; here — six .months. ; travel Conn., last' ; /'-''' >' - ---"\u25a0' March 19. The Colum- dub of New Haven. are tied for Jeffries returned 'home tonight to-re- Hicks, snard :> 0 n -J4 he, .. .. his interview. >He also . their.t across ttie*conti- vard place, • after certalnlaffairs' which 'and Jef- lin by, route, . \u25a0 are tied April Armstrong,; negro - :J.7: a, the playing Standish clubs for second 1- Bob the fries- are interested .in. .'As; both; will.'\u25a0>- Total •...... •-•-• -S<;~ SS 2few" Mexico, Texas and WIXS BASKET BALLCH.IMPIO.VSHIP pound \u25a0 championship V ;"a and *ithat he had a good Ari- Tli will April 1, in until,the haveV to:rbe>: back":" here /when VJeffries ','\u25a0' The "\u25a0'•'"1 45 c wa-s and snare zona, arriving ;the e matches end and and remain with him battle training, they.^ plan; '\u25a0 to hisVeontractf with the in rWindy, City a few March 19.—Company G of leading July ; starts i r to transact >bylthe.' Ponies from the-Universitj^ j notion'. . - a 4. r case of tie the clubs will with Johnson." possible .won through^ theatrical ipeople." : :, - days.,befqreltbe;opening'of the Ameri- Portage. Wis.. won the national A. A. to their business^ as^'quicklyiasJ; of ;\u25a0 California* the VcleverlworkI '. X'-J can; league Reason, *hoot sn extra match detennine-the • return;in ? about, j*^;;-,, * :The, *vThose" knowjrWol?:ast Jhere,; T 'which Is* \ scheduled ball championship by defeat-. winner. and twolweeks.". "of the Tyler;!brothers. | score i/at ! who- be for;early- in April. \u25a0 U. basket TOnOXTO RUXXEII AVI.VS Ir lieve• that he ,is]telling j when .• . ing. of Lonis, 34 to 14. " the end of^he lirsthalf was"" 26 tqlT-and ! ; ;the truth Premier lod^e St. I -. tonight. BUFFALO. X.; T., March IS.-^lack MODESTO ':GIRLSUVI.V.VERS the;final?46j-to;22^- .-\u25a0 ;' . V fl].'"'.;•:.'\u25a0;:"\u25a0f ].'"'.;•:.'\u25a0;:"\u25a0 \ }\e say sjhe }would meet Moran *in June. in the finals here MICHIGA.V ATHLETES VICTORIOL> \u25a0 * WHERE of. George If \u25a0 gets mind; AVESTOV IS Talt : .Toronto^ defeated V. •Thejtcams^linedup as. follows: \ i 'he made-up \u0084t o^do — Dispatch «his\ .MISSION HIGH; f [SpccieZ The]Cell] this, ;Kans., ; WIXS A-VN ARBOR. 'Mich^ March 13 Bor.hair of theilrish-American athletic \to v^PwitMih;. 5 ;^ V^Pooipelieved *tb."at<-Jones can \u0084\u25a0 EMPORIA. March* 19.—Edward iJ-CaWfoSmia^ i .•; - \u25a0* outdaKted;-. easily de- Xew -York, » a* > March ;: }'.':".'. Korward. .*. :.*Mohr >> ,\u25a0•„ here, this basket ball live the Mieiifsan and " club.V in two mile race MODESTO/ii tl9.^The\- girls', Carp»nt«T.'...... -.V holdrhimtinsline^\ v;r v, : Pa ysph^yVeston"; arrived after- The of Mission 1 Gilbert::;';;.;.".*"."Forward •.'.'.:... :."..G.Tylec • feated Syracuse liere in x dual fndoor here tonight::time.9:l6 2-S.XH. Cloujjhen basket fbalIriteam/of .:the vModesto thigh • ... noon and f.will; Jnntil 13:05 Mon- high school defeated . the Humboldt "\u25a0". C>n«pr.~n ::; ;4 r 1 remain f