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Title: Western field
Year: 1902 (1900s)
Authors: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protective Associations
Subjects: Olympic Club (San Francisco, Calif.) California Game and Fish Protectice Associations Sports
Publisher: San Francisco
Contributing Library: San Francisco Public Library
Digitizing Sponsor: San Francisco Public Library

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st off at 2:37in an alfalfa field. Both dogs got away fastand ranged well, Sir Roderick making somevery handsome casts. Sir Roderick was firstto find but the birds flushed wild. Rod. be-having well to the flush. Taking another cast.Rod pointed and Romp backed. Romp thensecured a point backed by Rod., but no birdwas raised. Rod then pointed, but no birdwas found. Casting again to the right, bothdogs working their ground carefully, each se-cured a point. As Rods bird was flushed hetook about a dozen steps and pointed ^Sgi-following this again by another point. Aftereach had secured another point, the brace wasordered up at 3:15. Rod. had much the betterstyle and certainly the best of the heat. BURBANK-JAPAN. J. W. Flynns black andwhite pointer dog Burbank (Dr. Daniels-Sena-tors Mistress Nell), handled by W. B. Coutts.and Stockdale kennels black, white and tanpointer dog Japan (Cuba of Kenwood-WinnipegFly), handled by R. M. Dodge, were put downin a new field at 4 oclock. The time of day,
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Photos by Dr. J. W. Creagh. Copies and enlargements of originals can be obtained at this oflice. THE PACIFIC COAST MAGAZINE the large field of beautiful low cover and thevery large bevy of birds well scatteied throug-h-out it. enabled this brace to give an exhibitionof point work which proved very interesting tothe spectators. Burbank secured six points toJapans five. Burbank ranged well with agood deal of speed, but spoils his appearanceby running with an extremely low head. Inthis last particular Japan was almost as bad andis not so fast. They were taken up at 4:40and the party returned to town.TUESDAY. Monday night and Tuesday mornings trainsbrought many new enthusiasts to follow thedogs. The weather being exceedingly fine, anearly start was had in the hope of finishing thederby on tliat day. MARIPOSA-KENWOOD. The first brace putdown in the morning was W. W. Van Arsdalesblack, white and tan English setter dog Mari-po-sa (Detroit Joe-Countess Mark), handled byC. H. Babcock, and J. E

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