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 diNEW YORK, Feb. 5.?A new Immediately after the battle, NEW Jack Gilligan, Coleman McGregor, to Colorado E, rule prohibiting bouts between the Sacramento -wired Mandoy won a next negrofi, pitcher Coffroth that in the world's fastest 3 year old OLYMPIA, Feb. s.?The white person* and wants to become a Seal and wired won a Wash., "mixed applied to Ewing for a job yester- Coffroth that Mandot In (rnttiiiK sold otherwise known an Winner of Bout Is Likely to he Jockey Gross Distinguishes colt, wax today to prize fighting day. Gilligan says would leave for San Francisco not for senate bill to legalize bouts," nai adopted today by the that he will not today. W. Schlesstnser, an Austrian, play team any later than price, of a state commis- IVew York state athletic commis- Blossom Out as Twenty with the Sacramento Tf Coffroth is unable to dig up a by Riding Three Hhipment abroad. The under supervision longer. He practically Himself highest paid sion. The commission also exon- intimates that suitable opponent for Murphy, he will $10,000. is the yet sion, which was knocked out yester- Washington he will quit baseball if they insist Row by a foreigner ;-.r public sale for erated officials of the Rounder put the battle over for another month, Winners in a day by the adoption of a motion to Athletic club of Brooklyn from upon his returning to the capital city. provided that Mandot is sufficiently re- an American horse. Baldy Mc- He likes Francisco says record blame for the accidental death San and he covered to go on then. In the mean- Gregor has a of 2t06%. indefinitely postpone, was revived to- pugilist, after he will deliver winning ball if he gets of "Chick" Rose, a Tommy McFarland, the newly crowned time, Coffroth will hit the wires and (Special Dispatch 33 CLINT TUCKER HO not dedicate the new Oakland ball ing action. 1820 SERENADE U^ Track Season Opens With a 10 round verdict over Watson. But third, a length behind Truly, a 5 to 1 HO PETROSKEY KNOCKS OUT improved park. The transbay magnates have 1864 Stare the auburn haired lad has 1017 Uly 1 12 wonderfully during come to the conclusion that it will be shot. Jockey Gross put over three Paxton ft; Lively Set of Cinder the last few being 1708 Wolfress better to play the exhibition games at winners in a row, his mounts ? months. He is faster than McFar- 1912 Leruiinner 110* park or the Gro* c street Coppers. Anne McGee and Pan Zaretta. 1907 LeTender Lass 108 Path Events land and possibly a better puncher, but Freeman's U0 GRANDE IN the more grounds. They figure that the new ST. IGNATIUS DEFEATS Results: IS2B Ben Greenleaf SAILOR THE ? latter knows of the tricks I!W7 Henry Williams HO plant would be badly torn up if tho FIRST RACE?Three and a half furlongs: of the trade. Fin. 1917 Minnie V likely tossers began to tear around on it early Mda, Hor'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 4 olris and upward: and his friends will back him of progress The 6-2?Minco Jimmle. 101 (Bobbioa).. 4 1 o 3 Grande of Mare island in the fifteenth academic squad. to repeat on Watson, will says that he will have everything in game was called at the eighth Ed- index. Horse. Wt. were: but he have Time. 1 :06 4-5. McGeo show: .Ilminie 7-10 fierce Mile (Cm.) first, N'euberger (Cm.) Rosenta, 11)13 MAZURKA 98 run?Vlusht Little Johnny O'Leary of the north- dorff, Joe Tobin and several other well a> show. Ernest H. (3)Percy Henderson, BUSS Petroskey put his man away with a second. Soules (A.) third. _.--. until visitors had secured Mollott, (B)Eobertft, Grande, Beda, IBM lor. (C.) first, Meyers (A.).. west Roy city ought known tossers are still working out Mike Beea 107 right jaw. 100 yard dash?Lennon and Moore of this \u25a0 "mfortable lead. ISalesia, La Cazadora. also ran. ISM Xl I'ato hard swing to the Grande (C.) third. to furnish a mixup. O'Leary daily, while Colonel Brady is doing: the Sebastian, r.tir. Zooi 112 second West first, . whirlwind Roth the blue and gold catcher, FOUKTH RACK?Six furlong-; 1022 HO tried to get up, but he was all in, and 120 yard hurdle* ? Gisin (Cm.) is clever and a wonderful boxer, while entertaining. nia«ip pros- Welgrht. Pedro McNamara(C.) third. two home runs, and shows Odds. Horse Jockey. St. Str. Fin. Veli.- Forty O.'t Referee Griffin out. (Cm.) second, Moore is tough and rugged can # # \u2666 pecta being (Gnws) 2 ?". 1 1 1893 counted him yard dash?Stoltz (C.) first, Wallace (Cm.) and of one of the best back 3.1_(1)P, ZAEETXA. 114 1340 tfotto'i Pnda 03 The battle was a fast one all the way. 440 stand all sorts of punishment. Nick Williams, manager of the Port- r.n the California squad. .',.] ?Truly, 08 (Hill) B 5 2 h 1980 Sadie Shapiro H\u03b2 first, Atwell club, 11-10? (2)E*L PALOMAK.m; (Loftel l 2 :: :t 1931 Transparent 110 Petroskey gained the advantage in the Two' mile run? Neuberger (C.) Joe Greggains is being highly touted land Northwestern writes that St. Ignatius went into the lead in the place. Murasky (C.) third. Murray, tossera on job at Time, 1:12 2.".. Tan Baretta 7-10 1-4 I'liil Connor ought to make it two in a row. first round when he brought his right (C.) second. Gisln (Cm.) to beat Willie a good look- he will have his the ? inning when B. Brown singled, show Trills ::-2 pla«e. 1-8 show; PaSeMai nut Last race a drive acd won going away. 220 yard luirdlee?Horan (a) first, weight. on March 5. Williams Nobby, Idle fttood consider; over to Grande's jaw and dropped him Townsend (Cm.) third. ing welter Joe is being Santa Rosa took second on Rubke's error, and show. (3)Kiva, SocdM Buawll. Mazurka's last race too weird to lots second (C.) by famous father, to arrange a few games with - Tale, also ran. speed. for the count. Grande held on and B.SO yard dash?Viught (Cm.) first, Cotton schooled his and if wants single to center of on Barnum's stalled the round out. Petroskey had he can master the latter's tricks, he the Seals and the Senators If there is field. <"alifornia evened up in the fifth FIFTH RACE?One mile: FOIUTII RACE?Six furloDg*; selling; 3 yetr C .) first. West (C.) a Odds. Horse. Weight, .fixity. Si. Str. Fin. >liis ami Bpward: the better of the next two rounds, but KC^%Zr£l*-LennJn\ ought to come home a winner. a chance. He believes that he has when Sebastian drove the ball into 111 ? 6e n eye d of tossers on his staff this 21-5?C. W. Kennon. 1O."> (Cavangh) 4 index. Morse. Wt. Grande came back about the fourth and t aton (C.) first. Gulsto The "Montana Kid," who has a repu- live bunch right fi«ld for a homer. In the seventh 2-1?Adolante, MB i'Rigbtniire) 1 2 ". LACKROSE US H.m mer hro^Whe gameness that he can make a good put 4 "- 1 1932 began to rough things up a bit. (Cm.) second. Oummlnge (Cm.) third. tation for and stamina, is time, and the visitors three men across the 4-1?(1)L. M. ECKERT, 106 (HOI) « 3 1888 SENECA 11l (C.) Gnyler (C.) going Campbell, showing against any Kennon place, Know; The man began Shotput?Sroltz first. second. on with Ray whom of the Coast plate. The score was evened in the Time, 1:40. 7-5 S-\u03b2 Ado- 1831 FURLONG IM Mare island to ( place, 1-2 show: ECMTt "t Kliow. Hele:i 1018 Just weaken again in the fifth, although W on fans know. Grave league riiibs. ? half of the same inning when lante 1 " Hed 100 he ju (C.) first, Glsin (Cm.) sec- the all Antone La Scott (2)Crex, Lnniix-rUia, Wicket. Ben L'ncae. Daddy Gip 10C game fought back Hi?h will tackle Romeo Hagen of the north- "I would like to have Mohler on the bringing ? 1909 was and hard all the Sebastian made a home run yn!ok Trip. Beatrice Soule, also ran. Scratched I7vi Bocoo KtS Both (C.) sec swaps Nick. "I have heard a home in front of him, time. Petroskey was in fine condition (C.) flr.t, west, while Kid Bertelson team." writes Bheperd and (3)Galene Gale. 191S SaffnigJM 110 (Cm.) third. his coming to Port- 191(5 and boxed better than visual. He ond Gisin punches with Eddie Miller. Four other lot of stories about Itirhardsoa scored on the visitors' mis- SIXTH HACK--Fire and a half furlongs: Prime Conrad 104 I'olr raalt?etohi (Cm.) first, TLoung (C.) sec- complete nothing has yet been done. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Sir. Fin. 1831 I'urlor Boy 104 handled himself well in the clinches bouts the card. land, but Odds. ond. Davis (A.t third. grand ball player, and I think rightli inning saved the game 4-I?E Harwoori, 9H /Halseyi 1112 IW7 Sir Alvescot 100 and wore his man down by doing good Kclay race-Won by collegian!". He is a The M- fl)B. BALL, 100 (Bwllnemc) 7 \ 2 'J. 1881 Halted 107 body. MARYS 8, 0. S. 3 he is good for many years yet to come. for the when throe more 2 :; h tlguros good work to the ST. H. visitors mi- Miss .loan, i<>ii (Ectep) :: I.ackroM> from Xaakc'i him a to be a great help to our club, -serl the plate, and Zamlo< h, who S-\u03b2 pln'-f. berc; always riulit n> among (he best of Sailor Kirk of Vallejo stopped Kid Dispatrh The Calli He would limn. l:0e3-5. HUabeti HHrwo>xl thins if there any pull the mound, invincible for ;;\u25a0.-, slu.n ; BiittPT Ball o-2 place, 1 show; .Iran them. Seneca has nil Uml of niert ami last Howard of San Francisco In the tirst Third s.?St. Mary's sr<-nn<] team and is chance I will took proved Yamada Captures 'OAKLAND. Feb. H\u03b2 is too good a ball the last inning \u03b2-o (how. Napa Nick, Delaney, (3)Dominica, race ran MOMft preliminary in the second round. The poorecl an easy victory orer tb»> Oakland high to land him. Garland, also rmi. Beratebed -(.«J)Just itea. FIFTH RACK-.Six furlongs; selling; 3 year preliminary was won by Young school S'|uad tliis afternoon on the college cam- player to overlook." Scores: <-loud.v; track fax). other Slosson inning contest, which 11. H. K. Weather olds and upwaid: Vallejo, who stopped Game From pus in a six was stopped liid.-x. Here*. Wt. Ketchel of Joe by darknes*. The collegians led from th<> fir*t St. Ignatius I tg if 101.. SHOOTING SPRAY 108 Taber of San Francisco in the second innin?. Tbe K. H. E. SIWASH HEAVER JOINS BRAVES California g « ? B 4 1 BOSTON, t>b. s.?William Jtmee, star pitcher Batteries?Hudrer, Zamlock and Harrington; 17M ETHEL SAMSON 103 round. Kojl Yamada. the wonderful little St.' Mary's IS7I TIM JUDGE 110 An immense delegation of fans came Oakland higb 3 \u25a0 '. X for the Seattle Northwestern I.«sgae cinb last: man and_ Sebastian. isf.7 Cofgrove 110 Japanese billiardist. captured the third , ?O'Connor, Johnson and Moy; tJillick year, sent his signed ontreet to th* Boston Na- CHAMPION up Yerba Buena and bay Batteries League Hub ATHLETE George ONCE from the today. f lf Hocks 103 match game from the veteran and Radke. tional . cities, Napa valley, from 1834 Wllliitc 107 and all Val- Slosson at Wright's last evening, the Supreme at li»l."> Davo Monigouiery 110 lejo to Calistoga, was at the ringside. The Jap got Capablanca IS-'O Zinkand 114 score being 400 to 189. IN IHT.7 Bnlronia 112 off to a good start and was never LUG POVERTY although Close of Play NOW 1918 Holablrd 98 headed, Slosson kept trying 1928 Ferroua 105 Soph Grant Star of Poly to hard all the time. Shooting Spray ought win here; last race a made high run, register- hangup second. Ethel Samson has not faced tbe yamada the (Special IMep»tcn to The Cail) barrier for a couple of months. Swimming Meet ing 59. while Slosson's best run was NEW YORK, Feb. 5. ?After a most Donald Dinnie, Winner of SIXTH RACE?One mile; selling; 4 year oldi 55. The Jap's average was 22, although finish Capablanca of and upward: his high run was not up to expecta- eventful Jost! B. Hnrw. Wt. wonderfully steady- Havana, chess champion of Cuba and 11,000 Contests, Penniless ludex. The sophomore class of poly high tions. He played a Is<.i7 BONNIE ELOISE 108 many "inner of the first international mas- 1925 FERN L . ' 102 took the honors of the interclass swim- game all the time and his masse at Years large His ters' tournament at San Sebastian, was 76 1904 MAIZIE GIRL 102 ming meet yesterday at Lurline with a shots surprised the crowd. the l!>r_» lllack Mate 104 safety playing was also a feature of returned the winner of American Bit of Fortune score The seniors were tournament, tonight. l&sa 104 of 36% points. Slosson got off to a bad national concluded I'.Ut'. lliittoras 107 juniors the contest. The Cuban's final score was 11 points LONDON, Feb. s.?Donald Dinnio, at 1922 .lohn Ixjuis 107 second with 10 and the third start and never seemed to be able to won and two lost, comprising ten wins, one time champion all round athlete of I.MO Zoroaster 110 with JM/fc points. cope with his rival. Bonnie Botee is about ready; started once and sophomore experts will play their two drawn games «md one defeat, the of 76, Grant, of the class, was The noted cue the world, is now, at the age ran a swell race. Fera L should prove hangup taking hon- in city this evening and loss having been to Charles Jaffe. contender. -Malzie Girl's last race not her best the star of the meet, first final game this The final standings: living in poverty at Croydon. Winner ors in the 100 yards, 50 yards, 220 tomorrow evening they will appear in Placet* ? Wo I-°«t of 11,000 contests and innumerable BEST BETS?LACKROSE. BONNIE ELOISE yards and 50 yard back stroke. Darl- Oakland. You'll get yours ? if you Capablaaca 11° 2 medals, was 50 years to ing of the swam second '2U, he able for live seniors to Crown Marshall 1»H on the prizes he had won, but all that Grant in three of these events. Hoppe Retains early Jaffe OMi 8% Hoppe, place an order. Every Jajramkl '\u25a0? ?* is exhausted, and a fund is being raised The meet was capably handled by NEW YORK, Feb. s.?Willie . .*> Charleston Race Results Referee and champion, tonight ('l]«jp(* .' 8 to keep him in comfort for the re- the following officials: 18.2 balk line billiard day adds to the already un- Stapf'T X ?"> mainder of his life. timer. Herb Jensen; starter, M. Jaehne; successfully defended his title, defeat- Kupcbik O'i CrTARI/ESTON, S. C, Feb. s.?Results of Leone; judges, Chicago 6W| 9%7Vj Dinnle was a great favorite with today's scorer, Charlie F. Hart, ing George Button of 500 to precedented demand for 'lVuenwu«-rzel races: Lindgrin. Whitnker Mi f* Queen Victoria at the highland games, First race- Ruby Hyams. eren, won: Dolly H. Maunaon and A. 301. The scores: Kobloateln . 47. 2, 45. 18. 3, 53, Ford cars. In spite of the 4'- SKj Second race -Silas «inimp. IS to 1, won; Rose by (sophomore). U! 10 M i». 48, 12, 0, 22, r>. 0 17-Total, 500; KIiDC born at Aboyne, in Aberdeenshire, and 5, 100 yards?Won Grant Dar- 53, Morrison 4 9 Queen, 4 to eecond: Fatherola, 2 to 5, third. ling second. Joliusou (Junior) third, average, 22 It*-22; alcb runs. 117. 48. -Vj lOVi stood 6 feet 1 inch in his stockings. race?Oardenia, r> to 1. won: tsenior» 22, r., i, 12, 1, 0, 13, 21, 99, 9. 8, greatly enlarged production I.feb»>n«tein Third Continen- lime. 1 minute 14 neconds. Sntlon?6. o?Total,0 ZapvleoD 2 11 He made records at all kinds of feats? 9 to 30, second; Armor. 7 to 10, third. yyrils?Won by Lejal (sophomore), TV ilson 11 7, 22, 30 8, 0, 0 16, ?Total, 301; average, tal. even, 440 runs, 99, 39, hammer throwing, stone putting, toss- Fourth race ?Donald MacDonald, won; (freshnian). second; Thies (Junior), third. Time. w'7-21; high 22. ?late buyers are almost sure Font. 4 .to .', «f>cond: Jacquelina, out, third. seconds. Referee?Albert Cutler. FINE OLYMPIC TROPHY ing the caber, wrestling, and has been i<) 9 minutes 4.'! Fifth race- Tony AY. to 1, won; Camel, 3 50 yards?Won by Grant (sophomore). Darling ? A champion all America, Ni:\V YORK, Feb. r>. bronze miniature of round athlete in to I, eeeond; Coeur d'Alene. 1 to 2, third. (senior), second; Johnson (Junior), third. Time. to be disappointed. Get the <-iitran'-e to the stadium in Stockholm, where Canada and South Africa. Sixth race?Haldeman, I\u03b2 to ">. won; Spell- Ihe Olympic games of 1912 were held, wan pre- bound, 2 to 5, second; Lucky George, 0 3, Grant (sophomore). Wilsom Frank Chance Off Today HJertbcrjc. He won the American Police Gazette to 220 yards?Won by yours today. sented tonight to Ernest who went championship, in third. (freshman) second. Time 3 minutes 30 seconds. from this country to train the Swedish team for mixed wrestling and by Lejal (sophomore), McLaiie games. The presentation was made at a the Melbourne tournament, when 880 yards?Won For His New Job the 1885 AT ALAMEDA HIGH (sophomore) second, MeDevitt (freshman) third. dinner given in his honor by the United Swedish he in seven styles. In 1884 he THIRTY TOSSERS .*5 I-.", seconds. "Everybody is driving a ?more than who Is wrestled Tien! 19 mlnutee Ford" societies of New York. Mr. HJertberg, put up a deposit to lift two tons, but /vtVAMEDA, Feb. .?>.? Thirty candidates for 50 yard back stroke?Won by Grant (sopho- 200.000 in service. New prices?runabout in America, on a visit, said he would return places oil the baseball team of the Alameda high (senior) second, Johnson (junior) ANGELES, ? Tigaped by nobody challenged him. more) Darling LOS Feb. B. Frank car $800?with ahortlv to Sweden, where be is the school are in training. The student body has and Toggs (sophomore) tied for third. 39 friends goodbye to- $525?touring car $600?town government as trainer for that nation's are a his appropriated $130 to purchase Time Chance bade here Swedish Here few of records: uniforms for the Bef leaving tomor- all equipment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars team which will emapeta in the mitt Olympiad. Coupar Angus, in 1874, he threw a team. Among the likely selections for the team by juniors (Jensen. Thios. M. night, preparatory to At Hollywood, Helay Won morning for York, from Ford Motor Company, 100 Van Ness 16 pound 2 ounce hammer, fair stand, are: Branscheid, Stone, Brewer, Des- Johnson. Oainplnh. *ophomorea second, senior* row New where he HEADS FOR UNITED STATES ter. Bradford, Logan, Miller, P. Hollywood. Man- Time, 50 3-5 secondly will assume his duties as manager of Aye., San Francisco, or direct from Detroit LEDOUX 138 feet 6 inches. aser Hans I#mcke has arranged for practice third. (Special Dispatch to The Call) Stonehaven, 1873, with Fremont, Berkeley, Hitcb- the New York American team. He factory. At in he threw a 22 RHiuea Belmonr. stop day in Chicago. >r,W ."«.?Charlee I-ednus. the '?<».\u25a0&, San Rafael, Lowell and St. Ignatius. SKATER GALLAGHER WINS THIHD HEAT will over a Chance YORK, Feb. pound hammer 107 feet 7 inches. last night won the no trades in prospect. f,,rjtaui weight champion of France, is on his a pound weight Clarence Gallagher third declared he had He also threw 56 40% of tbe professional roll* roller skating cb«ni- way back to this country. He Failed from DID heat France yesterday. Wben he arrives he will feet, fair stand. PRUNE PICKERS GET LOST? plonetaip at the Ollwuni. Dan Arena being aeo- B. POWER DEAD management. <>f Many during the STANFORD rMVKRSTTY, Feb. 5.? The base- ood and Jam** Giwn third. Willard Bonnell CHARLES place himself under the Lov4vr- times sixties he th«s thre«» winners Pa., Feb. s.?Charles B. Poww, fa'-her of Philadelphia. I.oiiderla<-tafr will try ta 5 feet 11 in high ball came which wa* urbP'lul*»rt for today be- did most nf tbe pacemaklng. PrTTSBURG. cleared inches the Stanford Snnta Clara eprintlDtf tnto the lead during the last lap. The newspaper man and sporting writer, former om- arrange n tnaUh between J,eri>Mix end Johnny jump, once at tween and YarMty ba«»ball National league, in home here couion. If N fills be will put Ledous agaiutt and Turriff he did 6 f,gpt imuis wee not i»la.v«»d owing to the failure of grand flniil will h* held Bund»/ and further pire In the died bis Frankie Burns vt Jcitcy Cttjr< 1 inch. llio mission towu tos»eri* to appear. beaU IMday and Saturday. today.