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Outlaw to Fight 9, 20 THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY. MARCH 1012. if 32. 3D i T E> \siatteW' CALL'S PAGE OF SPORTSGoldberg RHE By SAVING UP FOR A RAINY DAY. Ceprrleht. 1912. by R L. Goldberg. Abe Says' Bet on Me'; PROGRAM AT FIGHT LONG SHOTS PUT STANFORD FIELD SENATORS OPPOSE TENNIS DOUBLES FOR TODAY i[ARENA _ Murphy Just Smiles COFFROTH'S .MISSION STREET CRIMP IN PUBLIC O.K. FOR RUNNERS ST. MARY'S TODAY ATPARK SUNDAY AREX.V Main Event ' .' Abe Attellof San Francisco vs. Bettors at Juarez Receive Hard Track Meet With Olympic Club Regulars Lick Yannigans 6=2— 25 Teams Entered in Handicap Odds on Today's Battle Remain Firm at 10 to 8 Harlem Tommy Murphy of -New York (133' pounds at 10 a. m.): Blows as "Sure Things" Athletes to Be Held Today, Solons Allin Camp Except Tourney to Be Held by Favor of Hebrew—Both in Shape 20 rounds; 3 p. m. Jack Welch, In referee. \u25a0 Prove Lemons Weather Permitting Catcher Hart Golden Gate Club .. Preliminaries • * JOE MURPHY Manuel Vierra vs. Lee John- pounds, rounds; The Tennis cli b judge son. 122 .10 2:30 \u25a0 JUAREZ, March B.—The v public re- j Given fine weather this morning, Dispatch The Call] Gulden Gate Lawn for \u25a0 the The fans will have a chance this afternoon to themselves p. m. •.'}'£ , \u25a0-....'\u25a0'"', :\u25a0.;-\u25a0 [specia/ to will handicap tourney /. a hard drubbing Juarez to- dual meet Olympic hold a doubles Tommie McCarthy vs. K. O. reived at/ field between the SACRAMENTO, March B.—The Sacra- 1f). whether or not Abe Attell, the former feather weight champion, is going back. day, good and on the park courts Sunday, March Campi, pounds; rounds; 2 when the favorites and club Stanford varsity will be pulJ< d regulars trounced tiie Yannigans whether Father Time has 135 6 mento = Twenty-five teams have entered the They should be able to tell for themselves taken ' '-\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"''. things were bowled over one after -the off on the Stanford at p. m. ... .' : : track 2:30 this by a score of 6 to 2 today in the second all the he, Johnny McCarthy ... , referee Long'priced horses were much j afternoon. yesterday competition and. the list includes the great little fighter within his grasp, and that it was more than Tom . will other. Late afternoon practice game the season. The regu- in 'evidence. Summary: of strong players of the club. change in the feather weight champion- preliminaries. the tr;ick was reported to be in first lars were to bunch their hits at Kilbane. who was responsible for the i able drawing Doors open at 12:30 p. m. Re- I'FIRST RACE—Five, furlongs': lass condition, and no further The. resulted as follows: 20 Odds., Sir. Kin. • if rain the proper time. ship. Attell is carded to box "Harlem"' Tommy Murphy in a scheduled served section doors open at 1:15 Horse,:='.Weight. \ Jockey. *;'J5t. cornea,'the path /. Preliminary round, upper half—F. Robbies and 1 should be thoroughly Arn-llanes, Knight, Baum, Gaddy and p. m. vl-(3;J.RUTHERFORD,II! (Kst) 3 <"> \u25a0 F. M;ui-ti'.i'i (4-t>) vs. J. Cahill .-mil L. Merjrulre round bout at Coffroths Mission street- (Small*:.* 1 -1" 2,V dried out by this afternoon. pitched the loser.-?, while Fitz- 4-5--UJEOIX BOY. ICO Kane for {'-\u25a0<>). F. llobson -and-If. Fnchs (scratch)* vs. A. arena afternoon, and this test -Billy Mayhue,' lit; (Johnson). 2 B*\u25a0 \u25a0'\u25a0 :\ .Followers of varsity in par- Williams, and '-> this Boy. 2-5 athletics gerald, Thomas. Harris : Mansfield and F. Tab« (30>, W. Marcus and B. Time. 1:01. Jim 3 place 8-0 *how: ticular have their a for Attell. place;* out show; Hilly a »how. Lavender" Lass, : eyes glued on the Dickinson served for the regulars. The (owe !•"\u25a0;'.\u25a0<\u25a0•• vs. and A. Durio". ought to prove severe one results of the various 11. Batktn F. Jwalani. Strife. Brighton/Ethel Wicks. (2)Heary events today, as of Pitcher Holm and Tommy n."4-c,i. m W. ami A. X. Jacobs U53-6) vs. II 1 certainly opportunity OUTLAW TO \u25a0 with auch a strong aggregation arrival It gives him the FIGHT" Williams, Bitter .Water, Crow. lU.lib, also ran. as the and W. C. Phillips |15 .".-«». K. Rog»-n« I Morgan GOLFERS Olympic club is taking down Sheehan In camp completed the list of mi'! to SCRATCH the SyzanpHtwski (lotJC) \u25a0\u25a0-. Chapman and' his standing- and .'SECOND RACE—' furlongs":' 'V "'*\u25a0 ; farm to B. B. to re-establish St. ' the varsity will be Senators, with the exception of j.<:assnprt(i."> ;:-<;». ' he on his Odds. Horse. .Wright. Jockey. Sir. Fin. to men forced the 1911' dissipate the belief that Is 10-1—Eva Padwick, (Estep)....... 1 1 1 snow thc-ir beat hand, and a rr>liiniii:iryronnrl. lower half- C!. Perkins and 102. Kood Catcher Hart. TO. <;. war to join the-"hasbeens." , 1-I—Sidney Peters. -', (Mill).". I \u25a0'- 2 s line will be obtained on the calibre .T.-AVelsh (15 3-6) «'. Ilrnnin? and Janson - 102 •. of ::<\u25a0,!. (owe in" SEALS OAKS &-I—(2)RAMSEY. (Carter)... 3 4 / the men when brought Will play their first real j <ir> F. Adams nnd K. Kaston l.">> vs. AND 108 .2 .1 into actual com- The Senators is no more confident boxer There \u25a0 petition Frjey Dodpo GAME :rTime,- 1:00. '\u25a0 4;place. 2 show : Peters with stars. The and ; R. Grcenobers.and W. (scratch). .1. this Abe. MIXED Padwlck meet in tomorrow this today than same last games Sacramento (S-6) PLAY \u25a0 universe Ramsey show. George week and 11. Tensano th. F. Coryn and W. Barnes but a short time ago, lost his 2-."> place. • out show: • G-5 between Stanford and the Uni- Sunday with the St. Marys college Phillips who. Gurton, (l)l.i«uten»nt Sawyw,-, AUm Pace,'. Am- versity of gave | (153-6), W. Boas and \\". •!.. (13 4 vs. crown to a smaller man than the one Southern California a team. Captain O'Uourke announced to- I A Ilnmplnvys (3)Mary Bodine, (SUaaeaca, also 1 and J. Schwam <:>-<ii.': is meeting this San Jose Invited to Join Sew arillo. Collide, .- fair idea of the Stanford men, but to- night that pitching honors would nppcr whom he afternoon. ran. ,\u25a0_ .'\u25a0-;;. : , \u25a0:. ';:-; , ' s meet the "First round, half —J. swift and J. Wad- Attell may figure that Murphy is softer E. S. Armstrong' Miss Cftese- - ' day will be of far greater sig- fall upon Baum, Kit/.yerald, Thomas. dell ii:»i vs. .J. Code and »'. Orlffln (owe 1," ::»\u25a0,., might League; •\u25a0* and half furlongs:*.'' nificance. (15 picking than Kilbane. He make State Baseball THIRD RACE—Tire a S? Williams and Kane. 11. Silberstein and J. Frt<\dbur.spr 3-0), ii bye. the same mistake this time as he made brough Team Beats Dr. Fred- Odds; Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. ftr. Fin.> The sprints should see some close The Yannfgana will he left in Marys- First "round, lower half—Nerson and Mork«>n \ -Hardy. 103 <Gr055).....::... 4 I h competition. The and before he clashed with the Cleveland Capital Already In (I)DRJOMI, «"8 1 2 '\u25a0_\u25a0 « absence of Captain ville to play a picked team. ris3-61 vs. H. Gladstone B. Berndt (15). boy. Before leaving this city to go to 8-1— 108 (Kederls).... pjeman from the Stanford sprinters Wapner and Baker (153-6) vs. A. If. Still and ericks and Miss Warner 4-1--(3)FRAZZLE, 10« (Keogh). 2 3ft 8 4 oday will not only \u25a0 ' ':\u25a0; ' ' Los Angeles to box Kilbane, Attell was show; weaken the team, partner. - ; \u25a0'. v : He had Time,' 1:08 l-.">. Hardy 3 place. 1 r>romi ' but it win also !>r "~- the essence of confidence. Frazzle 7-10 • show. *:Wild a disappointment the east and won a 6-5 • place,' 3-.% ' show: :\u25a0 to the fans. and tackled Kilbane in [Special Dispatch to The Call] Hazel C, (2)Erelina.. First Fashion,. Error, run Gerhardt Snediear Canole Fights McGovern 10 round decision. was so certain Bear. ;. will the short for Olym- He Prlmdale,* 3 Lawn, ;•> also . ran. pic, distance that he was the Cleveland's boy's mas- SAN" JOSE, March S.—-That the new- H. McDONALD SPENCER while McKee and Campbell will visit *U on the * FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs: look after the dr. JORDAN'S**^ ter that he wagered heavily re- outlaw state league will carry the tight Call] Odds."; Weight. J«xrkey. c St. Str. 'Fin. 'interests of Stanford. 11 is too in our [Specia/ Dispatch to The Horse.' McKee ran a great race last 10 Rounds to Draw sult. The result fresh coast league territory 4-I— (Hy) «5 1 wee* at into in Oakland MONTE, (3)rOKDAMENTAX.-112 .11,^ ; l '<>s Angeles distance, minds to repeat it. v DEL March B.—The mixed 8-I—(2)B.LYNCH, 112 (MoteMrtli) 7 2 ?213 • over this and if two contests with and San Francisco, but that there will day he can repeat :10 t-6 today come MUSEUM OF ANATOMY Attell has had foursomes were the events of the Annual. Interest,^ 112 (Hill)-.:: V<3i 3 2«ri" should KANSAS CITY, March t. Gene . Me- ji ;~_y~ ~\<GREATER THAN EVER) "jI Murphy in the east, the local boy is be every precaution around Time, place.\- : pretty near winning. Pete — /T7 /*j and thrown golf were 1:1.! 2-.".. Fundamental. 7-8 1-2 Gerhardt of any contract* <jis«a*« L basing judgment on what he on the Del Monte links and Lynch place,; 2 of the club team is in first Govern of Boston and Willie Canole of I ' We*ko«»« his the organization so as keep show.
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