THU ftiBKUAKt t>, THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL. KBI*ax, 1913. 7 MANDOT ILL, CALLS OFF HIS BATTLE WITH MURPHY IMPORTANT BOUT UNDER THE HEAD OF PLEASURE Goldberg DELHI THIS HE MAY BE STAGED IS ENTITLED TO AT LATER OATE RAISE IN WAGES In the Meantime Gilligan Coffroth to Jim Endeavoring Asks Cal Ewing for a Land Some Other Live Job on the San Fran- Scrapper for the cisco Team Harlemite Pitcher "Flame" Delhi is the latest WILLIAMJ. SLATTERY Seal to be heard from. His gentle little The fight fans will learn with regret message came through the mail to Cal that the proposed -0 round battle be- Ewing yesterday afternoon, and the tween Harlem Tommy Murphy and Joe big fellow softly hints that his contract Mandot, scheduled for Washington's has. , been duly received, but that it is birthday, has been called off. This not exactly satisfactory. In other startling news was flashed over the words. Delhi would appreciate a little wires from New Orleans last evening more money this season. He's not ex- when Harry Coleman, manager of actly a holdout, but the chances are Mandot. notified Promoter Jim Coffroth that he will become a member of that that his boy is seriously ill with la famous club unless the additional ~rippe and will not be able to fight for money is forthcoming. \u25bc many weeks. The bis fellow is down in Los An- Coffroth Is naturally very much dis- geles. Like the rest of them, he writes turbed over the affair. He does not Ewing that he is in splendid condition know whether to call the date off or and hopes to be a regular star this time. try to dig up another opponent for the He was one of the champion bloomers Harlem lad. High class lightweights of the Coast league last e«a3on when Ewing brought back Chicagn. are him from very scarce right now and the He was absolutely of no uso to the \u25a0 hnnces are that the promoter will be team, yet they carried him along:. But forced to drop his date and postpone he wants his raise all the same. He says in his letter he will report the match such as that till time the New- at the rVaining camp and talk the mat- Orleans lad recovers from his illness. ter over with Ewing. Murphy left New yesterday "It's the same old tale," sighed Cal York after afternoon, wiring manager, Jim he had finished reading the little hfs missive. 'They all admit that they di 'j Mayerdale 90 Dispatch to The Call) It is that the winner will iKireebbaum) 1 2 1 .'! ** in March, as the grass diamond would 3-I?Mansou. 115 An open race. Camarada showed well when 2 s.?The collegiate shortly join the 20 round ranks. High 8 8 2 «i-l?Redpatb, 115 (Murray) ne third last out. Clint Tucker is the one to beat. OAKLAND, Feb. class are scarce not have time to settle. CALIFORNIA 7-I? (I)PAW, (Carten 2 4 3 15TH ROUND FLOSDEN lightweights very these "U" 112 »i AT TOSSERS the final interclass the eight games with Serenade most earlr classes captured days, professional to Time, :41 1-5. Manson 8-5 place, 4-5 show; ipeed. so the promoters In addition Redpath 3 placf. ?>-2 show; Paw 3-2 show. (2)L» .SECOND RACE?One mile; selling; 4 year olds meet at St. Mary's college this after- have their eyes peeled all the time. the Sox, the Oaks have three games* Estrelle. Benedict. Brevity. Best Be, May L, and upward: Willie Hoppe is challenge with St. Mary's college. Mltze wants Peek a-800, Index. Horse. V>t. noon from the academic and commer- bound to the Old Goteh. on Enrique I\u03b2* University Cali- ber of the army of near lightweight workouts than (Gargan) 8 2 men squad of the of champs. reason they are in the game to 30-I?Dflena, 103 2% 1924 Lehigb 10, , that Huge Throng big leaguers With Willow 6-I?Lawn. 98 (Besanson) 3 5 3 Vt 1939 Oalenc Gale 97- fornia. The fans look for Watson to make win all the time, while the I-, 2-o. D-2 place, 6-5 show; and Tim 1:41 Coppers l»:i0 Silver Grain 102 Guyler of the freshman class the pace. He always ag- can not afford to take any chances. Dclena 12 place, 0 show; Lawn H-5 show. Lonia. 9" commercial were the stars has been the S V. Hougb, Ah Moon, (3)Lookont, Sam Ber- 1930 Free Will Gisln of the gressor in his past fights here. Mc- (l)Coed, 19."!4 Gift 90 (Snecial of meet, although closely pressed UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, Feb. nard, Barney Oldfield, (2)The Peer, second, old T>lsp«tch to The Call) the Farland is one of those cool headed Doc Parramore, the master of cere- I»tta Creed ran a hangup and the by Vlught. Wheaton, Len- Rampant, also ran. mare figures about to win with kind. Golden RINGSIDE, FLOSDEN ARENA. Feb. for honors boxers who monies at Boyes Hot Springs, was in ?".?The l/niversity of St. Ignatius furlongs: this Stoltz prominent lets the other fellow do THIRD RACK?Five and a half Agnes finished third and should be a keen con- Petroskey non and Captafn were the work. He sizes his up town yesterday and had a conference Disc varsity Odds. Woighi St. Str. Fin. teuder, third. s.?Sailor Ed of Yerba Buena for the collegians. man and plenty defeated the California Horse. J".k<\v. J with Rake with their work fights accordingly. Hoppe with Ewing. Parramore reports IC-I?Aniie McGee. lOii (Gross) 6 3 1
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