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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-16
THE
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ROAD
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The "Human Repair Shop of America. "
The Successful
Business Man
Spends the hot months In the
fountains.
The Club Woman
who wishes to be recognized as au-
thority on tOday's literature will sum
mer at the Texas-ColOradoCh
She will have as her associates the
literary cream OF the United States.
The Teacher,
admired most by the School Board
will keep up to- date In scool methods
and vigorous In body spending each
vacation at the Chautauqua's summer
School
The Chautauqua opens at Boulder, July
4th and continues six weeks.
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Or
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The Daily Texarkanian., 1899-08-16
"Give Your Boys a Chance"

were the closing address by Abraham Lincoln He
realized that parents responsible degree for what their
children become. you have children, study their individual
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
MARKSMEN
DO WELL AT
SHELL MOUND
Shooting for Cash Prizes and
Turkeys Attracts Many
Marksmen.

A big crowd of marksmen was attracted
yesterday to the Shell Mound ranges
and constant fusillade was kept up at
the targets from early morning until dark
ness set in. Cash prizes and Thanksgiv-
ing turkeys were the main attractions and
as a result many households will be made
happy by the presence of the national
bird.
A squad composed of members OF the
local police force, in charge OF Sergeant
Helms. put in the day practicing for their
the Oakland police. The contest Will be
for a fine dinner and will come off this af-
ternoon at Shell Mound. The local team
is composed OF Officers Carr, Merrick,
Fleming, Phillips, Wilson, Atkinson, kav-
anagh, Fennell and Howard. Some re-
markably good shots were made with the
rifle at 200 yards and the Oakland blue
look to their laurels.
In the public prize shooting under the
auspices of the Norddeutseher Verein on
the ring target William Glindemann won
first prize Of $50, making score OF 81
out of a possible 100 in shots.
The following are the scores in detail:
Medal shoot Red Mems Shooting Company
Champion class. W. Kreutzkamm. All; first
class W. Dressler. 3ss; second class. p. H.
Rufus. 34s third class II. Gribb. $50: fourth
class, f. Zempel, 24s: best first shot. p II.
Rifle class..J., Z. German. 2os-2l2; F: E. Ma
Bremen, 1876; d. w. Mclaughlin. 216 G. Tam
meyer. POI; F. w. Belknap. 202: j. +. Bridges.
l9l-1S9: Z. n. Moore. 1875.
Pistol class-E. y. Moore. 20: c. Roberts. TO-:
F. w. Belknap, 70: C. NJ. Henderson, Il: J. F.
Bridges, "a: j. =. German. 80.
Team match, Outdoor Life trophy-First score
for July 1s99-Captain F. Schuster. 30; DIR. l.
o. Rodgers, 81; ]. Z. German. II; ID. W. Nc
I.aughlin. s4: F. f. Mason. IS; ID. h. Faktor.
rs: total 1872 Second score for November
Captain +. p. Schuster, So: DR.. l.. o. Rodgers.
90; J. Z. German. "a: d. W. Mclaughlin. 81;
F. F. Mason, 81; d. b. Faktor. IS: total. 5O4.
San Francisco SchuetZen Nerein monthly
bullseye shoot-Aug. Pape. 25s: Aug. Meyer. $50
Capt Z. Attinger. 357; o. Lemcke. 463; J. Gef-
ken. 494: X. Stettin. 627; J. Utschg. GA r.
Goetze. 676: r Finking. 7o1 A. Bartelson. III;
II. Stelling. nc; II. Huppart. rs; ]. Peters.
SSs; w Appiarus. $50: D. Salfieid. 9S5; F. Pape.
1914: Fl. Burfeind. 1O16; f. sohuster. 1917; f..
Norddeutscher verein. competitive prize
shoot-Wiliam Glndemann. %: ID. W. Nc
Iaughlin 90: DR.. l.. o. Rodgers, "a; D. B. FAX
tor, "a: Aug. Pape, 90; F. Attnger. 81: Will
liam CAIRNS, 90; +. Koch. 90; A. Strecker So.
Germania Schuetzen Club. monthly bullseye
shoot-D. B. Faktor. az; J. Utsehig. $685. II.
Huber i10 ]. +. Bridges. 626: ]. Beuttler. $50:
u. Salheld. u.s. J. Young. 722; F. Schuster. 720:
J. Thode. 7s7: a. Jungblut. 7s3; F. Rust, 1893
II. Helberg. $40; l. Haake. 1910: n. Ahrens.
1858: H. Zecl1er 1885
Competition for cash prize-D. p. Faktor. 20:
DIR. L. o. Rodgers, 72 n. Ahrens. 20.
Bushnell medal-Dr. L. o. Rodgers. 229.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
Ingleside Coursing.

Short-enders divided honors with the IA
vorites at 1ngleside Coursing Park yester-
day Pleasant Girl won the final in the
open stake. with Chicago Boy as runner
up. Following are the days results:
First round-Lowe g. Thompson'e ST Oran
beat II. A Decl1elman's Rocket: T. J. Cronin' S
Depend on Ne beat A. Vanderwhtes Master
T. J. Cronin's Alberta; Russell. Allen & VIII
sons Rosie Claire beat T. J. Cronin's Iron
Duke: +. NJ. Kellogg's Hummer beat 5. Han
sens /. S. Conley; Joe Thrifts Forget beat
hopper beat T. J. Cronin's Maid Of Bail; Frank
X Foley's Sweetheart beat Murphy g. Toland' 5
Twilight Jr: J. Byrnes' Olympus beat r. r.
Chambilrs Rockin Belle: Kay Bros Hawker
ington beat p. Reillys Master Mat Murphy &
Tolands Tea Rose beat w. c. Glasson's Ter
ronite. Russell. Allen e. Wilson's Chicago Boy
beat f. NJ. Kelloggs Kid Mccoy. ]. Maher's
Benieia Boy beat 9. Leary's Babe Sheridan: II.
A. Deckemans Snapshot beat A. Johnson $
Bald Eagle: Joe Thrifts St Michael beat Dan
OConnells Satan: Murphy e. Toland's Pleas
ant Girl beat ]. o. ODowd's Clifton Lass: J. Nc
Enroe's Magic Circle beat Lowe & Thompson s
Patria: Z. ID. Fallon's Lily OF the West beat
J: Byrnes Eleyenspot: T. ]. McHugh's Maid
Of the MIL beat A. Johnson's Lowlander.
second round-St, Oran beat Depend on Ne;
Lawrence beat Rosie Claire: Forget beat Hum
ner' Grasshopper beat Sweetheart: Olympus
beat Hawker: Tea Rose beat lexington: Chi
cago Boy beat Benicia Boy: ST. Michael beat
snapshot: Pleasant Girl beat Magic Circle: Lily
OF the West beat Maid OF the Mil
Third round-St. Oran beat Lawrence: Olym-
pus beat FORGET: Tea. Rose beat Grasshopper:
Chicago Boy beat 81. Michael; Pleasant Girl
beat LILY OF the West.
90 Boy beat Tea Rose: Pleasant Girl a bye
Fifth round-Plessant Girl beat Olympus:
Chicago Boy q bye.
Flnai-Plessant Girl beat Chicago Boy
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
MORNING GAME.
Oakland 10, San Francisco 5.

The Dudes walloped the local team yes
terday morning at Oakland in very easy
fashion. Ten runs, with all kinds OF hits,
kept the disorganized San Franciscans
chasing all over the diamond in a de-
bauch of errors. Platt, a new man.
twirled for Hank, and he was found al
most before he started. Borchers, who
was in the box for Oakland. was also dis
covered, but few runs resulted from the
pyrotechnics set off by Frisco.
The locals led off in the first, when
Brockoff made the initial bag on a hit.
Hildebrand bunted and was safe on
Lange's error. Borchers threw wild, ad-
vancing Brockhoff and Hildebrand TO
third and second. A hit by Sullivan scored
both.
In the second inning Muller hit for two
bags and crossed the plate on Brockhoft' s
hit In the seventh Platt worked two
Dagger, went TO third on Brockhofs out
and scored on Lange's error or throw
by Hammond. Platt scored again In the
ninth.
: Oakland's work was done in the first
four innings OF the game. In the first in,
ming Hutchinson scored. The second
brought some home-chasing by Lange and
Borchers, and in the third Lange and
Schmeer scored The fourth was oak
lands inning. four men being sent over
Hammond failed to connect with the ball
after three tries. but reached first on
SwindelTs passed ball. Hardie can:ered
to first on balls. and both scored on MOS
kiman's hit. Then Donovan did n bit OF
stick work, Moskiman scoring on Pyne 5
overthrow, Donovan going TO third and
crossing the plate on Langes sacri1ce.
In the seventh Lange crossed the plate
making the quota OF runs an even ten.
The score is:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
J. O'SHEA'S DOGS RUN
FIRST, SECOND, THIRD

]. O'Shea enjoyed yesterday ut San Ma
teo Coursing Park a pleasure that comes
TO few owners Of greyhounds who run
their dogs where competition IS keen.
out Of four entries in the open stake his
dogs won first. second and third money
500 in all. 1t IS customary when only
the dogs from one kennel remain in
stake 10 divide the money without run
ming for IL. Mr. O'Shea elected TO run
his dogs. Young America beating Golden
Rule in the final by score of TO l and
dsposing Of Golden Gate in the previous
round. Golden Rule was favorite for the
final. the ruling odds being 2 10 2i2. The
dogs are all bred differently. Golden Gate
by Skyrocket and Golden Rule by Emin
Pasha. The sport throughout the day
was excellent. The detailed results fol-
low:
J. o'shea's Golden Gate beat r. E. de B.
Lopez,s Wanda; j Keensns Fear Not beat
J. 'Shea's Young Firenzi: Curtis Sons Cash
beat Jei Martenet's Bill Foster: F. A. Nc
Combs Motto beat JeH Msrtenet's BernaI
+. Logan's Miss Grizse: J. o'shea's Young
America beat M. b. KAvanagh's Hard Lines;
Silver Lyon: r. E. de 3. LopeIs Green Valley
Maid beat W. CreaEners Report. J. O'SheEs
Golden Rule beat ]. Diekson's Black Bess
J. Nurnane's wildwood beat ]. KeenAn's Royal
Oak: II. r. Anderson's Crawford Braes beat J.
Keensn's Blackjack: Curtis d Sons Narcissus
beat Il. NRlly's White Diamond: X. E. de B.
LopeEs Whitehead beat ]. Ferris Leah; Jer
Martenets Buxton beat D. Byrnes' Mary
Black; p. McKone's Rigby beat Jeff Marie
nets Bernsl Boy; y. p WhitlnE's Wadena beat
~. & Kavanagh'E Swedish: Kelly Hanley' 5
Baby King beat A. c. Brsdbury's Victor Chief:
F. A. McComb's Miss slyrocket beat J. Deans
Belle OF Anderson; J. r. Smiths Ida beat j.
Seggerson's White Chief; ]. II. Smiths Mer-
eed beat A. c. Bradburys ssrdonic; J. r.
Smiths Magic beat r. r De b. Lopez's Sara:
John segEerson's Gold HiH seat A c. Brad
bury's Bum; J. seggerson's Candelaria beat
Asher & Llbby's Paddy Ryan: william Cream
er's Jesse Moore beat 7. Steeles SLY.
Second round-Golden Rule beat Fear Not
Motto beat Cash: Young America beat Rest As
Furei: Royal Buck beat Green Valley Maid:
Golden Rule beat Wildwood; Crawford Braes
beat Narcissus; whitehead beat Buxton: R;gby
beat Wadena; Miss skyrocket beat Baby King;
Ida beat Merced Gold Hin beat Magic: Cande-
laria beat Jesse Moore.
Third ronnd-Golden Gate beat Motto; Young
America bent Royal Buck: Golden Rule beat
Crawford Braes: Whitehead beat Rgby: Miss
skyrocket beat Gold Hnl: Ida beat Cance-
lara
Fourth round-Golden Gate beat whitehead
Young America beat Miss Skyrocket; Golden
Rule beat Ida
Fifth round-TounE America beat Golden
Gate: Golden Rule. q bye
Final-Young America beat Golden Rule.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
TIMEMAKER
AND MAY w
MEET TO-DAY
A Fine Programme of Events.
Coming Saleof Thorough
breds.

No doubt all interest will be centered In
the meeting OF flying May w and Time
maker. the crack sprinter OF the Schorr
string. in the second event at the track
over the bay this afternoon. 1t will be
Timemaker's first appearance at the bar
rier In this part OF the country, and If
ready he will give good account of him
self. The other numbers are equally
attractive.
The Antrim stock farm yearlings will be
sold at Occidental Horse Exchange tht.
evening. They are the get OF Herald and
Rio Bravo, two very promising young
sires
Tomorrow evening at their salesyard,
Market street and Van Ness avenue,
Chase & Mendenhall will sell the Rancho
del Sierra's consignment OF yearlings, bred
by Theodore Winters. The stations rep
resented are Lordlike. FL Rio Rey and
Rey del Sierra. The firm states that no
by bidding Will be tolerated, feature to
be commended.
On Thursday, December IA, Napa Stock
Farm will hold the annual sale OF year
lings at Occidental Horse Exchange. This
is the home Of Imp. Creighton. sire of
Canace. Puryear ID, General Miles, Imp
Judge. Imp. 1dalium, Eolo and Ravelston
The youngsters this season are said to be
an especially fine looking lot
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

GOP 7. HAMPTON. a leading handbal player OF the
II " Olympic CLUB. and James Harlow, eX-amateur
TN champion of the coast, taken into camp yes
terday afternoon by James White and Joseph Col
Inns who have but lately risen from the
ranks kindergarten The defeat Of the veterans by
topic of conversation at Phil
Ryan's handball Howard where the
took place.
The specially arranged by Phil Ryan for
purpose testing the right of White and Collins to
play their elders The result Of the play
highly gratifying lads, but rather humiatng TO
Hampton Harlow who have long enjoyed the repu-
of being hard to vanquish The best three
out OF games decide the contest. and the
players in the regulations handba costume
were prepared 10 make a hard fight The first rub
highly exciting. 1t evenly played and was won
by youngsters by a OF q 10 H. Nearly half
hour was devoted o rub, the rallies long
and numerous. White and Collins captured the next
with q their opponents 10 aces Hampton and
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

play on Sunday a week ago so worried
him that he went into training last Mon
day, and as a result himself and r.
Houseman put II on w. Fisher and T..
Leach yesterday. The play Of the young
boys, J. White and j. Collins, against A.
Hampton and ]. Harlow was the great
event OF yesterdays games. The scores
were as follows:
II. Series and f. White defeated j. Kill
lion and A. Whiteman. Score, I'LL, Ill,
2l-10.
c. Lakin and C. Smith defeated p.
NUM- and f. Carney. Score, Zl-l5, 81,
"a
L. Waterman and y. ]. Prendergast de-
feated w IL. Sieberst and h. Lynch.
Score. PIP, 10-2l. 21-13
G. Smith and J. Condor defeated y.
Clements and w. Hassell. Score, 2-16,
p. Ryan and r. Houseman defeated w
Fisher and T. Leach. Score, 21-15. 12-2l.
W. Hassen and b. Clements defeated
T. Foley and w. Collins. Score, Us.
G. Mcdonald and p. Steiner defeated
NJ. Mcneil and l.. Carraine. Score, 2l-l9,
r. Regii and E. White defeated A
Whiteman and ]. Glynn. Score, 2l-l7,
]. White and ]. Collins defeated A.
Hampton and J. Harlow. Score, 2l-l7.
2-15. 16-21, H-l1. This was the event
OF the day
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
+: Mest Sporting Spens From J4N Over The G)ond das t
LAST GAME
OF LEAGUE
BASEBALL
Oakland Wins Morning and
Afternoon Matches From
the Local Team.
Oakland 4, San Francisco 8.

Full or interesting features was the last
game OF the California League season Of
1883. The game itself. between San Fran
cisco and Oakland. kept the crowd at Rec
reation Park guessing, and the men played
good ball.
AT the end OF the fourth inning there
was a hiatus in the game. President
Moran walked up TO the plate. Iburg trail
ing behind. With all solemnity the presi-
dent of the league beckoned the diamond
scrapers around him and then turned
loose the fioodgates Of speech.
In my right hand, gentlemen" he said,
" is medal Of gold. studded with a big
diamond. To you. Mr.. Iburg, does this
munihcent Offering belong. for you are
the most popular player in the league.
So says the ballct-boX."
Suiting the action 10 the word. Moran
delivered the goods Hene Krug. who was
second in the race, smiled sadly. His
coupon-cutting friends neglected him in
the stretch, and Iburg won out. AT the
presentation the players barred their heads
and looked real funereal. When II was
all over wild shout rent the Recreation
Park atmosphere, and the game con-
tinued.
From the sixth to the eighth innings
the game was three all, but Oakland had
a streak of luck and added the last and
winning run Of the match. San Francisco
started out well. After making his first
bag by an honest hit Hildebrand coursed
the sacks on a succession OF wildly lurid
throws on the part Of the Dudes. In the
fourth another run was chalked down for
the local team. Reilly swatted the ball
for a hit. stole second and went TO third
on Pyne's out. Becoming nervous from
long standing on third, he started TO steal
the plate. which he did without being
''pinched." San Francisco's last run was
made by Pyne in the sixth. Going to first
on hit. he stole second and scored on
Muller's two-ba gger
The fourth inning netted the Brummels
three runs. Hammond raped out two
bagger, advanced station on a passed
ball and scored on Donovan's hit to krug,
who threw wildly to the plate. Then be-
gan some more wild throwing on Dun
leaVy's out at first, and Donovan coursed
the bags. Lange ended the agony OF runs
by hit and a stolen base, scoring on
Schmeers single
The winning run was scored In the
eighth by Hammond. Making first on a
bunt, he went TO second on Hardies sacri-
| fee scoring on Donovan's hit.
Moskiman and Josh Reilly divided
the fielding honors by some sensational
catchehs. In the fifth inning Iburg re-
| lieved Fireman Fitz. The score is:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
Z Evo1utions in Highly Exciting Contest.

Harlow determined fight to land the third round
and only succeeded in doing by margin the
standing 6-21. In that the spectators were
excellent work. scientific smashing.
swipes other difficult returns. At time
ball continued in play for nearly four minutes when
boys won dodge clever return by Collins.
Hampton Harlow badly winded by their
sought but their opponents would
permit them obtain II. The fourth rub" and
game were taken by White and Collins BY a OF
2l-11.
The winners have been playing the game for eleven
years reached a high perfection.
They defeated Kgaon and Lenehan three straight
weeks ago and ready to meet other experts.
White is lanhy youth and gives little indication
having muscle However. he Is able the ball
the back wall with ease and like his partner Col
Inns, IL from that difficult place with
greatest dexterity. possessed better
eyes he would rise championship form 10,
he is a strong and heady player.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
NEARING THE
END OF THE
CYCLE RACE
Long-Distance L Men Riding in
a Bunch-Julius and Law
son Leading.

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Nov. 2s-As tbs
4S-hour bicycle race at Convention Hall
draws 10 close the struggle between the
nve leaders grows keener and interest
among the spectators Is likewise en-
HANGED. To-day one OF the biggest crowds
or the meet Witnessed the race.
At 2:3O O'Clock, after one hours racing
Julius and Gus Lawson led with 666 miles
laps each; Repine was third with $50
miles laps to his credit: Miller fourth,
with 600 miles laps, and Waller main
tanned fifth place, one lap behind tha
worlds champion.
During the afternoon Champion Miller,
Tor the third time in two days, lost lap
on account Of an accident 10 his wheel
again suffering a puncture. This placed
him on even terms with Waller. Lingen-
fielder fought bravely in sixth place but
Niederhofer rode indifferently, dlsmount-
ing several times during the day. The
standing at o'clock:
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

II RETTY Elsa Ryan whose clever portrayal OF Madge
IL jim In old Kentucky the New Alhambra Theater has
caused s. much comment is daring she is viva
Next Friday she viii role that
dared undertake contemplate. She will
pear jockey real horssrace and real
For more performances Old Kentucky
Ryan appeared jockey the third and rid
denQ Queen % victory. Although realistic been
ony the Being
perfectly home the saddle she has
opportunity riding IN
experience novelty In with Manager
cnghouse the Alhambra Miss Ryan chanced mention
herd a anything
that the little really meant what she said, Manager
1InghOuse promised and IL possible
a chance try competition As result
Miss Ryan viii ride Friday after
noon on the Oakland track
'Of don't want It known that going
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
STOCKTON COUR RISING.

STOCKTON, Nov. 26.-The results Of the
Interior Coursing Clubs meeting held ~
GOodwater Grove to-day are as follows.
Sarcastic beat Revenue Agent: sharkey heat
Forget Me Not. Russian beat Lily ID: Merrv
Maiden beat Dick l.: Duty beat Hazel L. RovaI
Greentick beat Alma: Glazier beat sarah CoiG-
Happy Maid beat Pat Malloy: Prince Jerome
beat Prince OF Fashion: Robin Adair beat
Sweet Briar; Olga beat Arno. Magnesia beat
Scarf Pin; Revolver beat Bounding RelIe.
Magnet beat Cash Day: Battle AK beat Molorh
Wild Lassie beat Honeymoon.
First round-Sharkey beat Sarcastic: Merrv
Maiden beat Russian: Duty beat Royal Green
tick: Glazier beat Happy Maid. Prince jerome
beat Robin Adair; Magnesia. bye: Revolver
beat Magnet: Battle Ak beat Wild Lassle
Second round-Merry Maiden beat Shariav.
Duty beat Glazier; Magnesia beat Prince Ter
ONE: Revolver beat Battle Ak.
Third round-Duty beat Merry Maiden. P.
volver beat Magnesia.
Final-Revolver beat Duty.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
MISS ELSA RYAN, Ride a Jockey

Ryan. when the being arranged
Il do desire notoriety in that would
like the fun and novelty OF actual and
have identity remain unknown. Would l be afraid
ride? Not bit of have the horse OF which
afraid time l have ridden hounds in the
that is dangerous when the chase
a horse would all quickly l
don't believe would recognize take for
other than OF the regular jockeys How will
ride Bess the Friday night
after the thrill excitement of the in the after
Miss will ride in either the
the day and will from OF the promi-
stables. Her will
and but will be anything the ordinary
when the little
II is coincidence that Friday
leading jockeys will appear the Aham-
bra and ride against Miss These
Joe Piggott Henry Spencer and Eddy Jones.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
Selections for TODAY.

First race-Illilouette. Tizona. Britt.
Second race-May W. Timemaker. Rosor-
monde.
Third race-Red Cherry. Caesar Young, Gra-
vita
Fourth race-Reolia. Stromo. Tenrica
Fifth race-Meadowthorpe. Lena. DR.. Ber-
nays.
Sixth race-Gauntlett. DR.. Nembula. First
Call.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
SAN FRANCISCO.
SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Borchers. 3: Plat. 3.
Two-base hits-Muller. Krug, Platt Moskiman.
Sacrifice hit-Lange. First base on errors
Oakland. 3: San Francisco. ]. First base on
called balls-Oakland 5: San Francisco l. Left
on bases-oakland. s; San Francisco. s. Struck
out-By Borchers, 6; by Platt 5. Hit by picher
-Borchers. Double plays-Sulivan TO Krug to
Courtney; Platt 20 Krug to Courtney Passed
ball-Swindells. Wild pitch-Borchers- Time OF
game-l hour and 20 minutes. Umpire-Graves
Official scorer-H. s. McF'arlin
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
SACRAMENTO WINS.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 2G-Owing to the
inability Of Santa Cruz 10 straighten out
Harvey's curves to-day they were easily
defeated. He also struck out thirteen
men. In the fourth inning Shanahan
batted out his usual home run. In the
first inning. when Pitcher Harvey went
to bat. the teams lined up and Hon. FL
wood Bruner. in behalf Of the local team,
in an appropriate speech, presented Har-
vey with an elegant diamond stud. Har-
vey goes to Chicago next season.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
SUMMARY.
snnnsihle for-StefrnnI I. Ihurr l.

Runs responsible for-StefTanl l, Iburg l.
Two-base hits-Hammond. Muller. Sacrifice
hits-IIardie. First base on crrors-Oakland s.
San FfSncisco .. First base called balls
Oakland 2. San Francisco !. Left on bases
Oakland l. San Francisco 10. Struck out-By
StefIani g. by Fitzpatrick l. by Iburg l. Double
play-Relly 20 Courtney. Passed ball-Suli-
van. Time OF game-Two hours. Umpire
Graves. j. w. Stapleton-Oficial scorer
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
RESULTS AT SACRAMENTO

SACRAMENTO. Nov. 26.-The coursing
at Agricultural Park to-day resulted as
follows:
Maiden stake-Tea Shine won. Dnah second.
Vsndal third.
Veteran staks-Lilly T won, Duke Orlando
second
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27
SANTA CRUZ

Runs responsible for-Thomas 3. Home run
Shanahan. Three base hit-Harvey. Two base
rors-Sacramento 2. Santa Cruz ?. First base
on balls-Sacramento /. Santa Cruz 3 Left
on bases-Sacramento 4. Santa Cruz s. Struck
out-By Harvey 13. by Thomas /. Double play
-Stultz 10 Menefee. Wild ptches-Thomas 2
Time OF game-One hour and fifty minutes
Umpire-O' Connell. Scorer-Griffin.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

John It. Fisher OF Chicago at Conyen-
ton Hall tonight broke the indoor
worlds bicycle record for one mile. paced
making the distance in 1:52 2-5 The FOR,
mer record, sc 2-5. was made by Harry
Elkes, in Madison Square Garden Nevv
York. Fisher was paced by a motor cv-
Gle. ridden by Waller. one OF the partici-
pants In the forty-eight-hOur champion-
ford.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

instead OF on Wednesday. as has been the
custom. The Ingleside management will
hold their draw for Thanksgiving day
tomorrow night.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

What this country really needs is some
KIND or reform movement that will not
interfere with anybody's convenience.
The San Francisco call., 1899-11-27

At $3.50 O'Clock tonight. the close OF ths
eight hours 10 date was: