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The San Francisco call., 1899-11-20
Nesk.
BICYCLE
RECORDS
CUT DOWN
Fast and Exciting Events
at the San Jose
Meet.
sp~r,ai Dispatch 70 The can.

SAN JOSE. Nov. ls-The bicycle races
al Cyclers Park this afternoon proved 10
be the most successful OF any given IN re-
cent years. The attendance was large
and the events fast and exciting. The
two stars Cf the day were the Downing
brothers. HARDY. The professional, WIN
ming his match race with lawson IN three
straight heats. during which he establish
ed two new records. and Lace. the stsna-
teur winning FIRST place ia each OF the
three amateur events Of The day. ke-
suits:
Fgve-rnfle heaf-H Downing won Iver law
son second Time. Sc lCoos; rec0rd)
One-th.rl mile handicap. alnateur-l-ace
Downing so yards) won. W. B. Loewenthal so
ysrds) second. ~. Davidson IL YARDS third
Time. 80 s-a
one mile. handicap amateur-Lace Downing
' 90 gards) won. a. ,. Francis l65 yard-l sec
oud. a.. u. Fuller lscratchl thlrd. Tine, l-o-.
Onc-third mile. nofice-l.ace Downing won.
~. D. Francis second y. 3. Mastie third.
Match race. one mHe-H Downing won. liver
lawson second. Time. l-2> tAoT!ds COM
petition recorl.)
I,vro-u-ile heut-Won by H. Downing No
time on account of Misunderstanding as 10
number Cf laps.
one mile motor cycle rsce-stevens and Free
man vs.. Mcfarland and IurNile. Won by
Stevens and Freeman in 81.
Flos1 Mcfarland rode paced exhibition
mile
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GARNIsHEED SALARIES.
Judge Gaddis Hands Down an Impor-
tant Decision.

WOODLAND. Nov. ia decision
rendered on Saturday by Judge Gaddis
is Of Importance 10 public officials. Re
Gently an insurance solicitor got judg
ment against Sheriff Griffin on a note
and assigned the account. A writ for
execution was issued and the September
salary was garnisheed In the hands Of
the Auditor before IL was issued. The
Auditor refused 20 deliver the warrant 70
the Sheriff. The court granted a writ OF
mandate and on this writ all the issues
were tried.
The Sheriff had previously assigned the
warrant to another party. The inter-
venors contended that by reason OF such
assignment whatever might be due the
Sheriff on the warrant had lost its iden-
tity as a salary. The court holds that
the law protects the salary OF a public
official as safeguard TO insure the
proper administration OF the law, and
that this rule founded on public policy
cannot be swept away by a mere tech
nicality. The Auditor is directed 20 issue
the warrant TO the Sheriff. The case will
be appealed 10 the Supreme Court.
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Ingleside COursinq.

A large crowd at Ingleside Coursing
Park was treated yesterday TO some good
coursing in the rundown of the Non-win-
ners' stake. Bohe won the final. after a
well contested course. with Soubrette as
the runner up. Some long courses were
run and relief dogs were turned loose on
several occasions. Following are the
days results:
First round-H. Aliens Miss Lois beat F. J.
Fulton's Sans Souci: Connell Brothers Log
Deckelman's Snapshot beat 7. j. McHugh's
Moss Rose; J. J. Edmonds Morning Glory heat
w. g. Glassons Miss Manila; Joe Perrys Com
modore Nash beat E. NJ Kellogg's Hummer;
J. Byrnes' Eleven Spot beat Fleming Brothers
Fury: +. McComb's Miss Skyrocket beat s
Hansen's Our Climate: J. McEnroes Magic
II. Perigo's Bohe beat J. Maher's Benica Boy I:
W. c. Glassou's Terrona beat Sebine g. DAILY $
Shylock Boy: Murphy Toland's Tea Rose
meister's Warrior beat W. c. Glasson's Happy
Thought; W. H. Lords Revolver beat D. j.
Healys Maggie NJ p. NJ. Clarkson's GreenhaII
Kelloggs Iowa Boy beat w NJ Healey's sky
light; Larkey & Rocks Minerva beat Ed Will
MIN beat James McCormick's Harebrain: F
McComb's Motto beat w McCarthy's Johnnie
F: ID. Shanrons Soubrette beat ID. Ford $
Bonita; II; Lynchs Mystic Maid beat ConnelI
Brothers Senorita
Second round-Log Boy beat Miss Lois; Morn
ing Glory beat snapshot: Commodore Nash
rocket Bohe beat Terrona: Tea Rose beat
Warrior: Greenhall beat Revolver; Iowa Boy
beat Minerva: Motto beat Maid OF the Mill:
Soubrette beat Mystic Maid
Third round-Log Boy beat Morning Glory:
Commodore Nash beat Magic Circle; Bohe beat
Tea Rose; Greenhall beat Iowa Boy: Soubrrtte
beat Motto.
Fourth round-Log Boy beat Commodore
Nash. Bohe beat Greenhail: Soubrette a bye
Fifth round-Soubrette beat Log Boy: Bohe a
FInaI-Bohe beat soubrette.
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PASSING OF A LANDMARK
Famous Old Fl Captain Hotel Sold to
q Syndicate.

MERGED. Nov. ia deal has Just
been closed whereby the Fl Captain Ho
tel which has been the property OF the
Pacific Improvement Company for over
awenty-siX years. was sold 10 = syndicate.
The Il Captain. which was built and
furnished Ia gAa5 al z cost OF over 500 900
was designed as a resting place for the
tourists en route for the Yosemite Valley
AS this was the starting point Of all tho
stage lines Tor natures wonderland many
q weary traveller found shelter under the
ROOF or the El Captain. IL also served as
The depot OF the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company and every traveller through the
San Joaquin Valley remembers this mas
sive structure, with Its gilded sign that
announced It's nagne-El Captain. Cp 20 a
few months ago the hotel did . good bust
lo6s but when the order came from the
oflce OF the Pacific Improvement Com
pany 10 close the bar. the manager at
tempted TO run IL without the bar. but
found that he was unable TO make II pay
Several business men waited upon the
company and endeavOred 10 have them
rescind the order. stating that the bar
was the main source of revenue for the
place. but they were unsuccessful and so
the doors were closed some two months
ago. AS the Southern Pacific Company
was des.rous OF replacing tho hotel with
q new depot ~ was offered for sale AZ
formed. the hotel purchased and they are
a site nearer the center portion Of the
city II is their intention TO remodel II
into a flrst-class hotel and also build a
rheafer 81 n. They were given until Nav
j 1900. in which 10 remove IL from lis
present location.
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HART THE SWINDLER
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS
Has Mulcted New York Women Of
Valuable Property and
Jevelrv

NEW YORK, Nov. l9-The police have
n headquarters James &. Hart. who
spent eighteen months in Sing Sing for
swindling a woman out OF $4,000 worth
of diamonds in lsss. and whose latest
operations carried on in New York City
have consisted OF swindllng women out OF
sums OF money varying from SO TO SOW
eral hundred dollars and jewelry or what
ever else he could successfully carry
away
For the past three months Hart has
done a lucrative business. he was arrest
90 by detectives. who were waiting for
him on Friday outside the Albemarle ho-
zel from which be was making his way
after having swindled q woman out OF
$500. She. finding she had been victim
tied. Went TO police headquarters and
found the police had Hart already under
arrest. Chief of Detectives McCluskey
To-day held q kind OF reception Of Hart's
victims, all OF whom identified him as the
man who had swlndled them. In each in
stance Hart admitted his guilt.
Hart was arrested on December 10 1896
on the charge of grand larceny. he hav-
Ing stolen diamonds 20 the value OF So 900
from Mrs. Elizabeth de la Barre He
pleaded guilty. the complainant IN the
meantime having died. and was sentenced
10 only eighteen months in prison
In October. 1888. in Indianapolis. as John
Hills. he received a sentence OF six
months Imprisonment and $1,000 fine for
fwinoling a man out OF $50. IL IS believed
that IN his present operation Hart has Sc
cured many thousands OF dollars.
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Handball at Ryan's Court

Handball play yesterday at Phil Ryan's
court. S0S Howard street. was kept up
without abatement during the afternoon
Among the players was w. ]. Sweigert. a
San Jose champion. With T. Foley OF this
city he outplayed Phil Ryan. proprietor OF
the Howard street court and w IL. Sie-
berst. Ryan. who is an alI-round crack
player. attributes his defeat TO a lack ~
practice and over-confdence in his ability
TO wipe the score off any PLAYERS slate
this side OF Chicago. The complete scores
of the games are as follows:
d. Rodgers and p. McKinnon defeated
NJ. Mcneil and G.. Mcdonald. Score.
l.. Waterman and T. A. Duffy defeated
p. McDonough and K. Lynch. Score:
T. Kennedy and A j. Griffith defeated
G. B. Hayward and J. r. Bockman. Score:
2l-l5. 12-2l. H-l9.
w. ]. Swelgert. champion OF San Jose
and w. III. Sieberst defeated p RYAN and
NJ. Basch. Score. 21-19. 10-21. 2i-i5.
T. Leach and w. Hassell defeated I
Condon and E. Antron. Score. 2i-i7.
W. j. sweigert and T. Foley defeated
16-21, 2l-19 -
r. Housman and NJ Kirby defea,ad 7,
Foley and ID. Regan. Score: 2l-l3. 15-2l.
r. RegII and c. Royal defeated T sar-
res and E. White. Score: 2l-ls. I3-2l
21-l6 o.
j. Mcguire and E. Curiey defeated =
Toy and ]. Harlow. Score: 2-ls. i5-9i
21-13 80
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MORNING GAME.
Sacramento 5, San Francisco o.

The series OF extra-inning tie games be-
tween Sacramento and san Francisco re-
ceived a destructive shock yesterday
Recreation grounds diamond for the last
OF their league engagements. When the
game was concluded the Senators added
another victory TO their list and the local
nine went back notch that puts them
hors de combat for championship honors.
ETrors were plentiful enough and hits
scarce. Four glittering juggles by each
team generated bit OF interest among
the few people who made the most of a
Sabbath morning 10 watch the leaders
cavort on the diamond. Harper pitched
an excellent game, allowing only three
hits and striking out seven men F1tZ-
patrick's performance was not Of such
fine quality. six hits and three men struck
out being his record.
The game was won by the Senators In
two innings. In the third Harper lined
out a hit TO left field and went TO second
on a blocked ball sacrifice gave him
third base and an honest single by O'Con-
nor sent him skating over the rubber.
In the fifth inning Harper was given
base on balls and purloined second. Then
Eagan found the ball and Leonld shot
70 right field was the signal for Harper
TO score Harvey. who was on the first
bag al this time. four balls giving him
that position. kept coursing the bags and
he scored by Sullivans failure 10 stop
the throw in.
San Francisco had a full quota OF men
on the bags during the game. but was
unable 10 send a man TO the haven Of
rest. The score Is:
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hopper. False Flatterer. Magnet and Ter
ronite. Lady Emma and Young America
met in the third round. The hare favored
the former and she won by a narrow mar
gin. Crawford Lad was unfortunate in
getting two desperate courses I'm success
out in the first round before Candelaria.
The detailed results OF the coursing fol-
low:
Open stakes. Mahoney's Nellie G beat JEFF
Martenets Buxton: Ed Wilson's Magnet beat
W. II. Jones Prince Jerome Aowe & Thomp-
sons st. Oran beat J. +. Thrills Grasshopper;
r Moren's False Flatterer beat F. Jones'
Keenans Blackjack; II. T. Anderson's Craw-
ford Lad beat A. G. Bradbury's Victor Chief:
Kay Bros Hawker beat A. j. Kemp's Signal
W. Ii. Jones Russian beat Bartels Bros Ball
room Belle; Russell. Allen & Wilson's Lady
Emma beat J. Keenan's Royal Oak: Bartels
Bros. Beer Brewer beat Murphy * Toland' 5
Ornament; J. OShea's Young America beat
j. Dickson's Black Bess: Erwin & Lyons Sill
Yer Wings beat J. Seggerson's Candelaria: p
McKane's Rigby beat W. II Jones Lady
Marion: J. Keenans Royal Buck beat E.
Nally's White Diamond Bartels Bros Bor-
der's Best beat J. +. Thrills Forget: j. F.
Thrifts ST. Michael beat Russell. Allen & VIII
sons julius Caesar.
Second round-Magnet beat Nellie o: ST
Oran beat False Flatterer; Terronite beat
Crawford Lad: Hswker beat Russian: Lady
Emma beat Beer Brewer: Young America beat
Candelaria: Rigby beat Royal Buck: St
Michael beat Borders Best.
Third round-St. Oran beat Magnet: Terron-
ite heat Hawker: Lady Emma beat Young
America; St Michael beat Rigby.
Fourth round-St. Oran beat Terronite: Lady
Emma beat ST. Michael.
Final-St Oran beat Lady Emma
J. O'Shea's Golden Rule defeated r. E de q
Lopezs Pepita In a special match winning
two straight courses. The score was &c, 6-s
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-20
RIFLE RECORD BROKEN.
F. o. Young of the Columbia
Club Sets Another High
Score

The worlds ten-shot rifle record on the
Columbia target was broken yesterday by
f. o. Young of the Columbia Pistol and
Rife Club at the regular meeting on the
Harbor View range. He made "a points
In ten shots In the Glindemann's all
comers' rifle medal match, beating the rec
ord OF 30, held by a. II. Pape since last
December. The best the Eastern snots
have reached is SO on this target. Young's
individual shots, were 3, 4, 3. 2. 8. 4. ). 2.
l-4. This shows 2-5-inch aver
age. The shooting was offhand at
200 yards with target rifle. The strain
was great when he realized that he had a
chance Of breaking the record, but for
with each shot. Young's last bullet was
placed in the inch center and he
called the result before the marker put
up the bullseye flag.
1t is believed that this score will give
him the Glindemann medal, on which
Pape had the call up to yesterday.
Another remarkably good score was
made by c. NJ. Daiss with the pistol on
the ffty-yard target range. In ten snots
he made 81 points in the following order
,i OF shots no Sot5ced Z, .; 3 3 g. T. Isl 1t
ter than he began. Among the otner
good scores were II. Stevens %. and DR..
J, F. Twist 2. with a small rifle. and A.
Dorrell. 20. with the big rifle at 200 wards.
The best re-entry scores were as follows
ten-shot runs, big rifle, 200 yards. pistol
and small rifle at fifty yards:
Glindemann all corners rife medal 200 Yards
F. o. Young. 4 IS; A b. DorrelI 40 81 20.
G; Mannel. O.. 65. 81; r l.. Pape. 49, is9
Record rine-F. s. Washburn, 10 IL s.
Twenty-Five and twenty-five caIiber rife
medal. 60 yards-H. Stevens. o. 80 90 a.. Dr.
J. Twist. q. 2s. 81. 81. 80. IS. se. 3s: Mrs.
siebe pistol medal. 90 yards-C. NJ Daiss s1
45. As. 4s. ~: F. o. Young 80. 80 81 "a a.
a: p Becker. IS. 81. SO. IS. 70. ss IS. 80 IS tS
es. 6s: G.. Hoadley. 60. 7s TO- 20. sc. ". So IS:
J. r. Cosgrave. So: II. es. 81. 50. IS.
Record scores. 80 yards pistol-F. s. Wash
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Nest Sporting Events From All Over G0ond Gast
SENATORS
WIN BOTH
CONTESTS
Harper and Harvey Are I 90
Strong for the Local
Team.
Sacramento 8, San Francisco l.

C-lAA4uEllO - 0dA GIdnNl5CO L.
Small scores and few hits were made
IN the afternoon game yesterday at Rec
reaton Park. the chief feature OF which
wss Hsrey's remarkable pitching. He
struck out no less than thirteen men and
only six hits were made OF hts delivery.
Nothing fruitful was accomplished by
either team until the third inning. when
san Francisco Tailed one run and the
visitors brace OF them. For the locals
HAdebrand logged 10 first on balls, went
10 the midway point on a wild throw OF
Harvey and stole third. Sullivan sent
that brought two bases. This gave the
local nine It's only lead during the game,
tor when the Senators came 10 the plate
they doubled San Francisco's earnings in
an inning. Stultz went 10 nrst on balls
and scored on McLaughlin's two-bsgger.
Inc latter was advanced station on
llatNe4 out OConnor was next at bat.
de hit 10 Pyne AT short, who threw home
10 forestall Mclaughlin. who scored.
however, and O'Connor was safe at first.
From the third 10 the seventh no runs
were made. In this Inning StultZ was &C
credited with two-bagger, scoring on
McLaughlius single 10 center.
HarVey's prettest work was in the sec
ono inning. Sullivan was on first, a gift
OF Harvey OF four bad ones. Reilly hit
70 right field, Sullivan going to second.
Pyne, who was next at bat, hit 10 OCon-
nor, who, for the time suffered baseball
paralysis and forgot his cue, allowed
Reilly TO reach first in safety. Only one
man had perished. Courtney, who had
struck out. Harvey then put the locals
under the cypress by striking out both
Muller and lburg. During the game Har-
Ney struck out every man OF the San
Francisco team but Reilly. The score IS:
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MINOR BASEBALL.
Bakersfield GIANTS and Fresno Re,
publicans Win Games.

BAKERSFIELD, Nov. 19-The last two
games OF the Valley League series were
played here to-day between the Bakers
field Giants and the Merced Wheat Crow
ers. Results:
First game. forenoon. Giants 16, Wheat
Growers 6. Second game. afternoon.
Giants u. Wheat Growers 0. Forenoon
batteries-Wheat Growers. Munson, d.
Grubb and Harrell: Giants, Huston and
Bear. Afternoon batteries-Wheat Grow
ers, ]. Grubb, Harrell and Munson
Harrell and Silman: Giants Hall and
Bear.
This ties two clubs for the pennant.
The tie is TO be played off at Fresno at a
future date.
FRESNO. Nov. 1s.-The largest crowd
Of the season saw the old Fresno Republi-
cans line up against Visalia at Athletic
Park. Frank Chance, who has been
catching for the past two seasons with
Chicago. was in his old position behind
the bat for Fresno. The game was tame
Fresno winning in a walk. Score:
Fresno-Base hits 10, runs H. eros 3
Visalia-Base hits J. runs 3, errors 2
Batteries-Monroe and Chance; Farrell
Overall and Button
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Sparans got the ball shortly after opened up
again, by a bunch OF plays crowdng
things we'll down toward the Cadet line when
kicked SILVER Woodman in the lid, and half
volunteers compelled TO drag him a nearby
puddle him back TO consciousness. Then
took the ball again and Beasley got
left end another touchdown giving
eleven.
In the second half the Spartans borrowed from
the Cadets and Woodman having the kickoff, they
ball few the goal of opponents,
and they had a chance for a touchdown until Ahren
the ball and side OF the line.
Later he took II for touchdown, but failed
the goal The Spartans got play again
a time within reaching distance, and probably would
have made it but for CaZanett, who tangled with
Hairy McAvoy, the umekeeper, at a critical moment.
AS a result OF IL CaZanetu pumped
slough and stranded mud fiat the far side
he had hshed Officer on
darkness. wa to
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Sunday at the Park

Threatened rain and the absence OF the
band resulted in the park being deserted
by the crowds yesterday afternoon. The
people gathered at the beach and within
the inclosed resorts and enjoyed the day.
At the Chutes the day passed as usual
without accident or special incident The
results OF the aquatic contests at the
Chutes follow:
5O-yard dash (juvenie)-H. Larkin FIRST: +.
Neal second.
i0O-yard dash (amateur)-G. Wallace first ::
H Feebach. second.
lco-yard DASH. oBrien first; W. Bursfore.
second
High diving-H. Freeman, FIRST; A. Davis
second
Fancy spnngooard diving-C. Wilson. nrst:
H Rawlinson, second
Underwater swimming contest-J A. Jackson
first; H Feebach second
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GOLDEN RULE TOO
FAST FOR PEPITA

J. o'Shea's black dog. Golden Rule. by
Einin Pasha-Susie. proved too fast yester-
day and too clever for r. E. de b. Lopez
Pepita, at San Mateo Coursing Park. Inc
representative of the Shea Kennels won
both courses in the special matches, the
nrst by score of nine TO six, and the sec
ond by six to three. He proved faster
from slips than his fawn colored oppo-
nent. Pepita was placed for q time, how
ever, In the first course and was scoring
rapidly. when she fell heavily in making
q vicious drive. This ruined any chances
she may have had. In the second course.
Golden Rule passed her and scored the
iirst turn. Aftor that the result was never
In doubt, the black dog winning. although
Pepita was In for the kill. Pepita was
favorite at three to two for each course
The open stake was won cleverly by
Lowe d Thompson's good dog st. Oran.
de met Russell. Allen & Wilson's Lady
Emma In the final and won ali the way
Previous to that st. Oran defeated Grass
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STOCKTON. Nov. 19-Sharkey. a new
dog on the local coursing field. carried of
the honors in the forty-dog stake TODAY
The Interior Clubs meets are attractins
a large attendance. The results OF the day' :
sport follow:
Run-down-Rough Rider beat Telegraph Bov.
Kerry Cow beat Sweet Briar; Prince OF Fash
ion beat Rings Around Moloch beat Round
About Merry Maiden beat Honeymoon: Dutv
beat Ruby Risky Attempt beat Sunolite: Alma
beat Grazier: Sarcastic beat wanderer: Fire
man beat Forget Me Not: Beauty beat Target
Wild Lassie beat ST. Elmo: GIenroy beat
Maiden; sharkey beat Sarah Gold; Bounding
Belle beat Little Hope: Woodbine beat Merci-
full: Hattie beat Fashion Plate: Happy Maid
beat Iron Wood; Battle AK beat Telephone
Belle
First round-Rough Rider a bye; Kerry Cow
beat Prince OF Fashion: Merry Maiden heat
Moloch: Duty beat Risky Attempt: Alma heat
Sarcastic; Fireman beat Beauty: GIenrov heat
Wild Lassie. Sharkey beat Bounding ReIIe.
Hattie beat Woodbine: Happy Maid beat Battle
AK.
Second round-Rough Rider beat Kerry Con.
Merry Maiden beat Duty: Alma beat Fireman
Sharkey beat Glenroy: Happy Maid beat Hat
tie
Third round-Rough Rider beat Merry Maid
en-; Sharkey beat Alma; Happy Maiden ran a
bye.
Fourth round-Rough Rider beat Happy Maid
Sharkey ran a bye.
Finsl-sharkey beat Rough Rider.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-20

e7T9WO THIRDS Of the Junior eleven of Company H
League of the Cross Cadets beat three-fourths of
the Spanish eleven Preside Athletic grounds yes
terday In hercely contested and sloppy game OF
football There casualties. Notwithstanding
that Caesar de Cazanetti. substitute Spartan
fell through OF the bottomless bOgs
the field during the last half OF game requiring
the combined efforts of both Police Officer
Hyland get him hack again TO the firing line.
Not than half hundred enthusiasts broke their
way through the North Beach zephyrs the
game, for that matter neither did much
half OF the players, half dozen them having co4e
back from Stockton earlier in the day a badly
trained condition. half substitutes rung in
however, and though the lacked in numbers the
game lacked nothing Of snappness. IL It
The Cadet eleven had the kickoff the first half
and kept the ball well in their
Ahren scored the first touchdown kicked goal
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OAKLAND DEFEATS
SANTA CRUZ TWICE

OAKLAND. Nov. ls.-The Oakla,d
baseball team won both games with Santa
Cruz to-day. The score for the morning
game was l6 10 and that OF the after
noon TO ?. In the morning game Oak
land scored six runs in the first inning.
The complete score:
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Ex-MaYor Carey Dead.

SAN JOSE. Nov. 19.-John h. Carey.
ex-Mayor OF Wichita. Kans.. died sud
denly at the Garden City Sanitariun this
afternoon He was sitting in his chair
at the time. Death was due TO old age
mate of the sanitarium for nine months
His age was "a and he leaves a widow
and six children.
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Runs ANr
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Borchers J. whelan II.
DevereauX ?. Two-base hits-Donovan. Schmeer.
Dalrymple. Hutchinson. Hammond and Crcll.
Sacrifice hits-Hutchinson. First base on er-
rurs-Oakland /, Santa Cruz l. First base on
balls-Oakand :. Santa Cruz 4. Left on bases
Oakland 10 Santa Cruz Z Struck out-By
Borchers 3. by Whelan l. Hit by pitcher
Croll Double plays-FarTell 10 Babbtt Nor
row TO Farrell. Mosklman TO Dunleavy. Passed
balls-Hardie g. Farrell / WIld pitches
Borchers g. Whelan Time OF game-Two
hours. Umpire-Francks. official scorer-H.
s McFarlin
io TolIoyrS.
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DIR. Moody Improving.

EAST NORTHFIELD. Mass. Nov. 10
Dwight l.. Moody. who Thursday suf-
fered an attack OF heart trouble while
engaged in evangelical work in Kansas
City. reached his home to-day. The gem
eral condition OF Mr.. Moody has much
improved. His temperature Is nearly
normal and his pulse continues 10 i'm
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sACRANfENTO.
Runs AND HIS BY INNINGS.
SUNNI

Runs responsible for-Iburg 2 Harvey l. Two
base hits-Shsnahan, sullivan, McI-aughlin.
Sheehan. Stultz. First base on errors-San Fran
cisco !. Sacramento !. F1rst base called
bails-San Francisco 3. Sacramento 4 Lett on
bases-San Francisco T. Sacramento ?. Struck
out-By iburg 2 by Harvey l3 Hit by pitcher
OConnor. Wild pitch-Harvey. Time OF game
-l;45. Umpire-O Connen Official scorer.
W. Staplet0u.