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 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 <:>- The sprints should see some close The Yannfgana will he left in Marys- First "round, lower half—Nerson and Mork«>n \ -Hardy. 103 . 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~ ~\Boston and Willie Canole of I ' We*ko«»« his the organization so as keep show. ' 1 - 2-5 show; Interest show. class con- IHi * sT"^vl to it within by Mrs. Frank IfcCoflMUi and ; *,Helen dition I positively cured by the oldett \u25a0 learned of Murphy in those fights. He won (l)Clint Tucker. ; .Lucille Allen, Mia, and fans expect the struggle San \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0.Francisco,';feather weight?, fought J|ft! ](/*•/}>- * - > the bounds of business reason is in- riinton Montague with 22 strokes al- to ,W ' '•\u25a0\u25a0 »peciali*t or th« Coß»t._ E»Ubliibcd thinks he has the New Yorker's style Hawkins/ also {ran., : . " ; %'f be between the veteran Pete and Mc- a tonight. nr Vv' 7 a nicety, and is again advis- I dicated in a letter received today by lowance. 106 gross aii. SI for throughout. ; of,; boys m pertonally A Murphy is not often heard league 20-I—James Blaekatock.: I(Sraall)i ;-1 Stanford. While Gerhardt will have Neither the Ij r'S'?' |^ Treatment or by letter. *J his prowess. He is mild mannered mento, another <"*oast town, San to playing a match where the figures Time. l:14 CTransparent 3 place. 3-2 show;- a big fight seemed, to ,have? much the .better of A positive cure in every cue nn> j of Jose, Fresno. Stockton, Oakland and which >--' 3-5. on his hands for the hun- "4j&S\ and even tempered, but in this particu- do not show of the players Boan*j3'place,"* .',2 show;' James 4 show. Fair dred, it looks as if he should break the bout, though in the last few rounds i \mKePJ dertaken. F\ San Francisco are to have teams in stumped. Louise, (2)Lonia, Sam stronger of the I ' 1:' boolc. pi-m-osopmy lar bout he is confident of the outcome. the league. Brave Withers,' (3)Melts, the tape lirst In the furlong. Canole appeared 'the &'-JHS%":' Write *\u25a0<»\u25a0 7 new announces \u25a0 M • he a big advantage It that Particular Interest attached to the Barber, Irish Beauty, also ran. -\u25a0\u25a0 ; ''\u25a0 -\u25a0' \u25a0' -.\u25a0'.:\u25a0, ff&y>J or MARRIAGE, raaJed <»;*—(• ; He realizes that has there will be a strict salary limit rule who T!u- quarter mile, with .John O Mil- two. ''. " '.' - '/^^S^R^fe'* '.\u25a0•*- »»Iu»b!» book forjnen.) 'Afe in weight, and declares that he is bet- game of the four scratch players SIXTH RACK— mile: * ler out <>f the race lame Very little boxing was indulged in by iM II il Yorker and that games will be played Satur- wore paired, Doctor playing Str. with a ankle ter than ever. The New be- days Fredericks Odds. Horse. Weight,* Jockey. St. Fin. looks good for Stanford, though the fighters, both depending on intiKht- he fights better out here than and Sundays only. with Miss Warner, while K. S. Arm- 7-10— (I)MAKAC, 108 (5ma11).....; . F would have been a strong park, via the ball grounds, and this, In some of the foursome matches the famous John Stan- choice had it is thought, will be an aid to base- ford has several promising men in this lie not engaged in his recent bout with ball, as the park has hitherto' ladies seemed to excel in the long game, distance and Bonet, Worthy or Murray Kilbane. That tight has left an im- been on relying- on the men to do the putting 1. are all likely On Shelf Awhile go- a branch line, making the park diffi- THE CALL'S HANDICAP to be heard from in the TROUBLE pression that the little Hebrew is cult to reach. The ladies' consolation being the rare. ININ TROUBLE ing- back and the critics figure that only event left on the program, will SPOKANE, "Wash., Fritz Remember you -alwaysalway* place Both hurdles should bf» easy for the -': March 7.— go Attell will have to be at his best- if take tomorrow. JOE MURPHY Olympic men ('hf'k, •' haTe Dr.; Morrlll to he oxptjcts to Murpny. Results of today's play are as fol- ii-FIRST RAr.E—One nil*; selling; : maidens: with Morris and Holland, one time-prominent Contender '' to for -•: good vHONEST beat ' " : > not to mention young TempFeton, Jockey. *. \u0084 who ; ,;\u25a0 The odds on the result of the contest lows: tIndex. * Horse tad vvt. showing middle''wolsrht pugilistu; honors) in ADVICE FREE of Howard Elected Bowling ©962 (Estep):'..... OS has been up in great style for charge or •- obligation. /did not change yesterday..- The bettors t MODERN PEIBCII.LA over to Spokane and . MIXKIi FOUBBOMIPB POBB ; PISH TUSH- 5 (Small) ...... :.....'..; .115 the Bticka during training and in Califorhia, has returned - Educated' at DART- \u25a0•re offering and -taking 10 to 8 on recent indoor meets. Ju result, the The ;;.' 9995 AILBA PAGE i Murray):..*....'.....'. 0.1 the the low announced* his: temporary retirement MOUTH ' and HAR- the with Attell choice. Portarlington 112, Ed Withers 1113; hurdles of Stanford has VARD,t strictly [ up to present quotations seem to satisfy Congress President King; 110." Campbell been rinpr.; lie'"will assume manage- §M improving Into from "the __ -v. wager the Joseph *M\ 110," ,Nancy. Ray! HO," Strlte \ 103.l.^i.v <>f and will be a hard n athletic.;,* 'ia t> vr date, largest, moat. those who like to oh results .; Top one Is ! the only entry that has shown : any man for the Olympic keep ment %ofk~» club jCoe i i|ff|Doffl ; * (successful practice.' NO, boxing TLAVEH.S \u25a0 artists to Spokane 121* of the contest and there is lit- • d'Alene, Idaho' ; 3o miles from 1 •„ change the CHICAGO, March's.—"Judge" George form. Tush |shouldrimprove. . ahead of. racetrack,- IT. HIGH CHARGES:' tle likelihood of a In odds. of Chicago half "furlongs; In the field events there is : and 10 miles from Alan 51 THIRD- ST. EaFy terms. The only' fighters are reported to be in V. Howard was -elected ;&SECOND RACE— Five and a - bound to where; spring: meeting; is *to be held. Ban \Francisco.; Cal- Specialist here expe- Both president selling: ". , ' \u25a0:: -," \u25a0 be some keen competition a shape and have no ex- of the American bowling con- . ?; " ... '\: ' and -the liisli from 1' <\u25a0 ' :\u25a0\u25a0- excellent will •Mrs. • Mvi otnaw-h. (.. I,a nnil : Wt. jump Holland has permission the Coeur rienced W la'- the Administration of all the They gress here today. Other officers «•..- Montajrnp Index.: Horse \u25a0•Jockey. ' / i 'should ko to Stanford without jo •great or cuses to offer in case of defeat. elected Miss \ Say [Ta««te4 ,30 x.1 OOT6 iSclden) \u25a0'\u25a0'. any \u25a0}. authorities to stage round, new Remedies. Come write.TODAY are: A. L. Langley. Milwaukee, M. ward-Mrs.' K. S. 115 i iMETROPOLITAN : V.'. ... 108 trouble.? Geqrgrc. Ilorine ;is!f jump- your wants;. known, yon practically rested yesterday. Both'in- 'secre- ; boxing bouts,;and expects ?to to make. he will cure ;?. \u25a0 j Mm. TV. a. Moncrelff.W.'GiiMoncreiff 1161! 30 80 a, 0986 »". TENDI (McDowell i :'.. .V... •99 lngtin»prreHt shape am] vonly brine: pf«d tary; G. O. Francisco, Denver, LADY t lust week," •ft— .-mi not par one <-cnt. : ; '.'•''„\u25a0\u25a0 dulged in a little light exercise to keep member Mrs. J. H. I.iebmann-.r. II. I-tet>mann.! 103 12 01 9980' JOHN, H. (Murray :..: .105 competition, the northwest several boxers now in up. Murphy of the executive committee. '. Mel).' • SHEEHAN In did better "than '6. feet their muscles loosened is - - Mrs. H. H. 6herwofigure s about; even. where i. knows i- every The New Yorker natural 1 26 Metropolitan and Tend I inch i of^->the«*runway and reaching the congress voted to leave the Edith ; Chesebrough-E.r S. Arm- Top getting better. > ,' and >/takeoff; it weight has no trouble in decision Miss one seems ' to be : .- not jbe L mXihenoweth, Attell will scale under 125 with the executive-committee. ; Wash- >; strong ":. .:i:;..''.'.".'... :.. .'.': .v.^ 92 0 02 would at all surprising to see m. D. this notch.; .... THIRDf ' and; a half furlongs; 'Winged O' Nine Meets ington's \u25a0 U RACE—Five him:comeipretty/close 1 bid offered by Mrs.";- H. R. Warner-H. Sp«n«. Black. 10« 14 92 £{\u25a0• ; third; piace.h;"^: The O" boys wii! inert the j." edition, nicely illustrated, will b<» dling boys, as both of them are cessful 4-tournament: . Sarjtent-I)r. ! balka io7,'. jS7. Jeanne d"Arc' 103. ixM ton and Bressi for §TbeJBSSIJ'v - • any the fi'-f.r-. Miss Alice • .1. Fordf.r.T. 121|12 varsity players the Berkelej campus ; scut to address under plain ; William;Kelwert erf Toledo, former 24 07 3. an In»and onl'-r. hut on; liis; best -. form - a Weight the Olympic- on U^fe^B^S rules third base- Mrs."; Whltney-V. Griffin" | In the events upon receipt to ; clean fighters and know the thor- Vinr<*nt Whitney...] 24] 97 \u25a0 in game season to- !|^P^-%*(V cover =of 6c cover man |of the S Toledo 'American association 121 should romp. ;-. OliVo consistent. . -'A tough race, to be the second of the "• oughly: touching I ' Ichrtj ' ' cluh looks invisible. With :;;;'.-..i postage and mailing. is Mrs.*Trafford-Hutci'OB-T."' \u25a0 Aw*' '':... The Welsfa th« I but now mansjr<»r .if the;. Hilt—«MI.... |1"O 28 102 a .chance.,. \u25a0- ••;: • \u25a0Ralph Hose, the shot Mahoney day. i vfi "book lighters, he likes them to break at i Montgomery dub of the Miss Harriet Alexander-R."'Wpl»ih.:t. : and every starter,;has] /\u25a0' " in put. •:_ the'truth about 'the>*"Ona as i league,'- drop;*-d \u25a0 1137 SO 107 contest resulted the I-• v-tells Southern ; J The first \u25a0 command, prevents a of 664 pins. 1 the hlpbetst t, MEN'S; CONSOLATION HANOI ':.-•;• U FOURTH iirlongV:';belling: in 1 the .'hammer, and Sued gar in the In club Treatment"! ;J and ;' "Five V Day Cure." .Medical his winch lot individual wore »rolled 7 liere ', so; far . CAP g? BACE-?SlxTf *; «expect boys winning, due to hard hitting and »• ' rough is frequently; pulled in the in- T-. E. Wardwell ;r.;:r. f.V..;-.".;rr;] 04; 10i Index. : Horse' and Jockey. >\u25a0 , , Js'Wt.* discus. .. Stanford fcan 3hardly to" ; Fakers -and the 1 Blood Poison:;quacks- who offer stuff which dividual ereut: in national •- toorney today \u25a0f ... *.«. work in the. bo*. : fighters get in * the, W. ; «'.. Mou<*rieff.*.'.': *.".*.*.-; .*. '.-. ".'•;\u25a0;;-.. IS 1*4 0063 ', HIDDEN" HAND3(Taplin);. *...T.;.. .'. 10G put or throw/itself into first!places'? in Ciiot's clever bargain counter;; fees ifrom month s,to : month for off when clinched. High scores the doubles 1102 -...•.•;"•*-\u25a0 though Shafer wili use his bat- "ecr)" \u25a0 . 1 \u25a0 went to John«llaz- Joseph ;;H.?IJebmann. ..*.-.:...... -. -> DROMI .K.dorisi "\u25a0• ••"•00 .these-, events, and Coach star ibo .'called \u25a0\u25a0[ ••";\u25a0 /, . The fans : look for. either- Murphy or erty and B. Conllck. also They .'M 10 Alderman • treatment.'".- of Toledo.'- rolled Franc! McComas .\u25a0 r.T.1". H" T.'r.'.'V"r.t .*\u25a0; 104 16 fss88 ;; 0068 k MEDDLING ! HANNAHH ra nd) rTTT?; 108 Wooley will both be able to make cred- tery. Porker and Btoner, against the to show hi- superiority inside L of ; 1,150, whicb put them in third place.".- ', I;j:fl8 MARKET ST.. SAX FRANCISCO Attell - W. KaUer .*:Tr.'.T;*'rr:*rr.:i.":e,*t".*r. 11114 IS -55Plta-I'at v 10, ttoyal • IV>lly 90, Tallow Dip 1110,* showings for places.' :;/.! club boys and \u25a0 Close game Is expected. - rounds." A bout of tn's length should r.";-.tr m itable ? secondi" 20 of t U. A 3Welsh. :"r:T:™^rrt^rT;.". | 120 124 96 Yelslni J 110, . Ilex : 109.t Chess > 101, Duchess. Phil- afford the best man plenty chance ippe? 101. t ' > to convince the referee that he is the #*The following are the. handicaps | for t-tHand Improving and lias a nice chance^Droml winner. -:'.:" •\u25a0- \u25a0;'\u25a0.- .-.- , \u25a0 ''\u25a0\u25a0-.\u25a0:"\u25a0/ Santa Clara Nine Goes the Woman's Consolation handicap to Imighti find i distance *atbit ft too fur. Hannah fa' Along above be played tomorrow: • \u25a0< great chance; on best form; ) recent races bad.' • with.the bout Promoter. .r - DON , Coffroth has arranged two other bouts Miss jMaryfKobl Dion ? .'V. .".'."•.*..'...... '.V - '"in- ;RACE-+Flve a half .1 furlongs; Hurley *"* -FIFTH and between a couple of shifty boys who to Los Mr«. O. B. r^:TfTrr;r.r7T.%.r;: o selling: c^r <..-.,;*\u25a0._!;*.•./•;*y- :.-'\u25a0 \u25a0/\u25a0*"?,'\u25a0; -•-( CURES The Nototl . Doctor. : been boxing in tho four" round Angeles Mrs. H.*H. Sherwood .'. ,?.":r...... -'*. o Index. •; Horse Jorko.v. Wt. have Mrg. 1 ¥ and Q game. The curtain brings to- H. Warner ""r.*rr.':-i:Tr?rrr.".':rrr:'?r*4 i', TOURIST M'allabani ...:...... :..1H Tommy McCartyraise/and Mrs. Trafford Hnteson ."r.T*rr. 0047- (Selrien) ....'... ' '•". Chinese. Empire gether "Knock- SANTA CLARA COLLEGE, March C.; Quinby J.V.'."™Trl"3s I FREE ,;7iri77?rr..:.\ «*1 pound Mrs. 11. r...". 9 ;;;"JvH*f4o 0977 J(Garter>lTrfr^^i^?loO' out" Campi. 135 boxers. The S.—The Santa Clara varsity Mrs. J. Spneckels Jr .*".';.f.T; V Is MARY EMILY 9 ULCERS baseball ':D."* r. .""IT.T: 4O IiFlorence s Dudo .104.* CHRONIC boys to six. ;.; .1.. [Roberts! 99. Guaranola 10S.1 O« are scheduled -box" rounds. team left today for Angeles Mris. D Los to Vincent •whHney:f:rrrrr.™**.''tjrrrrr~^4o edge.ta Looks to : looks? like play \u25a0-:-',.; \u25a0, c.:;.\,-— :~__s_ \s Tourist ra Igrand ?colt and ionI S^ St preliminary •':::•" ' Clay a games against —\u25a0— -•.. .r J • I 766=768 The second three the Vernon befaf safe bet. Free stands out as the con- •chronic ulcer shows an unhealthy and impure condition of the j v J r good seraph this Itt^Any > corking = In Manuel Angeles Coast Jeaj?ue \u25a0\u25a0, ' \u25a0 • t|QRMRFRANCISCO. and Ivos clubs. HERD—SNEEZES TO DEATH tender. '. -..•.\u25a0\u25a0•. : \u25a0••\u25a0 . •\u25a0\u25a0.'.. , •\u25a0. of the flesh caused SAN of the fast little Barry will on ! - blood. Itis a diseased condition at that particular spot, Vierrs Oakland:meetsweight, Hardin be the mound PHILADELPHIA. Marvh RACE— selling: knowledge lofcer'ted through wren ccn- Johnson. S.—According a SIXTH .mile: \u25a0\u25a0 colored feather." Lee in the opening game, which is to be to ' r;» ' l irritated by a continual: discharge -into.it, of un- ' ermtioas, cures fall ailments: that; the, human \u25a0 like comers and ditpatcb from Catmlen. N. J., Andrew Herd, a Index. Horse and Jockey. S i?r i '}-'i;.;« and kept inflamed and | Both boys look tit played at Washington park well and \u25a0f| 0951 ;s * i... 10 I t| system Is subject! to fby Imean* iof > teas; and ho,,t in Los known atblet« for many yearn a BLACK iMATE 5 (Carter) ".:...:.: healthy from the circulation. <\u25a0 No treatment can have any curative ef- * : result in a fast bout. This Angeles against at life matter ; a carefullyI \u25a0elected'herbs. Consultation daily.' should for .rounds. a combination team guard on the beach Atlantic City, sneezed to '•0950vKAI2IE GlßmLtep) ...'..::...:...M5' p. is down on -the program 10 made up of players in death at his home there today. •0075 \u25a0\u25a0 M. -—) "::Y/.v:.T;7\ 100 a which willrenovate the blood and entirelyremove the ...lie China "01. McCarthy the two southern He suddenly L. ECKEBT (— fect except medicine Tommy of North Baech will clubs. Sunday game, was seized with a violent attack of sneezing 110, IW, Orean '.-'' : -. The morning Whidden KiO Juani Zulu Queen cause. Salves, washes, lotions, etc., are sometimes helpful in reducing in- Z referee both scraps. ----.. \u25a0_ to be played which he was unable to control In any waT 108.-s,Wicket 1 105. ..-.••\u25a0iv,-,;/; \u25a0..,, ,•:;.<•;\u25a0 Coffrothiannounces, that in Vernon against Hogan's he It -tX.^^^*^tills Promoter - the Villagers, will by continued until expired from a ruptured*blood Tough frace. fMate's- has beaten J most iof4 }I flammation, cleansing the ulcer, or perhaps lessening the discharge, but such . sale has been heavy, and he be twirled southpaw vessel. bonehaand?looks the!: edge.'*aMal«le Vallelo five * "Kid" -. :The railroad will put on extra a' sten higheriln the »?olano-\olo | counties I peared S a four round atSFlosden bottom, ; Ybarrondo. third: Best, center: Raraage. first- Vallejo leaciio *; lln spreliminary;; S. does not make a surface cure, but by beginning at the and | to accommodate the crowd. >. Fitzpatrick, The !team will meet the Vacaviile I teamm ; last ITuesday evening. I ito \be islsneil IbyIMan- !iS.S. -\u25a0 \u25a0:\u25a0 \u0084,"---' '-\u25a0\u25a0'- left; Davis and Hatch, J are C: .? ?"n -"*. -\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 •••\u25a0-.- catchers' Saturday, thn 10th inst. < a six round cur- tissue, and supplying healthful, healing qualities to -> Barry, Palmtag and Sullivan, pitchers, and I're- Grennan to participate In rebuilding broken-down \ PALO ALTO GIRLS WIS GAME ctado and Canepa, substitutes. tain raiser for his Aprilsnow. . the blood, the to fillin new, flesh, whileat steadily !' The tubtub departmentdepartm'entVoflt^f^S^of the Lurline causes place with firm [Special Dispatch to The Call] ; C Baths, surely a permanent cure. ulcer can not exist when the j ' ZBYS2KO DETEATS SIEGFRIED Ocean Water Bush and Larkin HEAT'MEAT MOBSELMORSEL CHOKES DINEBDINER but effects The SANTA ys«ko. the large ThompsonsCOLUCGEVru.F.a ball. 1 Polish fitted with porcelain well known team the, tb* at 1 wrestling- Ichampion,! defeated IPaul ; Siegfried the are tubs Unittoa college 1 students advice to '. of (V«lleg<- of I'«fifl<- eating and Ulcers and any medical free all who | ijtUe;irirls\; supplied with hot and cold football; player,** |to death*, while lln write."/. ; \u25a0Wp high whool i evening :, the' score German - Hercules, in ar finish match tcrc to- salt ((ocean) choked i Beware here this */ '\u25a0 college * of \u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0' the I Ing i piece counterfeit* * \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0" > *' \u25a0 "' ulght. ,' *«' t din > hall today. A \u25a0,»£ Imeat «Ulu 11. 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