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Oakland 7. Santa Cruz 7.

Tho morning game ~ Oakland was an
Interesting cre from the spectators point
~ virw rs shore were few errors and
some Et5T hitting The great feature n
tae match aas "a quartet 0t home runs b.
The Dudes The IF, field ferce was scaled
o. .Ee ball ~ l0U- different times during
"por" Hardie taking four bags on the
Jump Sehrreer'e NIT was the prettiest Of
fne lot being seat clean over the center
Ieft field fence
The Crabs took the lead a. the outset of
the game and IL was not until the ninth
inning that Oakland tied the score. There
was a xi-k II the noisy kind registered
when thc game was called, the score
reading seven al and Oakland having
finished but cre-third Of their inning
T--der tho r1 1les. however. when a speci-
fed time is stated for the termination Of
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In the HandhalI Arena.

Spirited plays, with a crowd in attend
ance. were the conditions at Phil Ryan ,
handball court at s5s Howard street yes
terday afternoon. Following are tne
scores:
Ben Clements and " Hassen defeated a
Collins and L. Kenny. Score, 21-ll l4--l' Il
l.
2. Dolan and 4. Ab5tt defeated ]. sharp and
J Hand scare. tl-l7 81 El-l2
J. 2 Bocknan and D. J. s1eehan dsfea'eo
:. McDongBgh and E Lynch Score -l-S'
I3-H. z1-15
C. TaIo and ?. McKinDon defeated H Ra-
cculla- and L Ez-raIne Score. ----7T ---A-'
P Dlffsy ana T o.B-ien frwo California lit,-l1.i
volunteers defeated P Basc1 and II Der IN--i-
sore I'll 1c-1L 3I--2-
J Con6ca and 7 Foley defeated 4 MeF.eker
and l Visaoot- Score ZI-l4. III ! u.
4 Whitenan and c Quinn defeated X Hssh
snd z White. Score. us. 2.--l. -l-i+
" Walsh and Z. McGinty defeated 1iyhn
and : McGt-ty- Score. I'll 1s--l. -l-ls
The event of the day: J. White 211 Z Sqr-
ley defeated J. Collins and 2 Toy score i
e z6-zI 21-1s.
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short-enders won. among them Modesfy
in the second tie, being as good as TO l.
Lily OF the West was an upset for the
talent at 10 l. The hares were as q rule
lively and several long courses resulted.
Wild Tralse won the final course and the
purse at even money with Prince Hal as
runneT-up. The scores follow:
Open stake, first tie-Forgive beat Pet Ki--
by: Victor beat Tea Rose: Loiterer beat Nellie
B. Macs Melody beat Pet7oniEs; ST. Oran beat
Fleetfcot: ShTlock Boy beat Belle of AndeT-
SON. Young America beat Lexington; Lily OF
the West beat S0ubrstte, Matchless beat 1r-na !:
Mamie Pleasant bsst / Ccaisy; AodssIy
beat Royal Oak: Gold Hin beat Eazel Deli
Wild Trales beat Silent Treasure; Cash beat
Victor King; Pleasant Girl beat Maid q TIE
Hill: Hard Lines beat Mona; Lady Hugo beat
ROYAL Buck; Twilight beat Hummer; Back
Hawk beat Terrorite: Gallagher beat Rey
Del: Statesman beat Dsm-ssy Lass Prince
Hal beat Hsdiwist7 Lady Eerschel beat News
boy: Warrior beat Diana
Second tie-Fictor beat Forgive; Eac's Mel
ody bsat LoitsTsr; Shylock Boy beat St Oran
Young America beat Lily OF the West; Mamie
Hill; Wild Tralee beat Cash: Pleasant G-rl
heat Hard Lines: Twilight beat Lazy H1kO
Gallagher beat Black Hawk; Prince Hal beal
Statesman: Warrior beat Lady Eerschel
Third tie-Nac's Melody beat victor YOUNG
America hsat Shylock Boy; Mamie PleaSa-I
beat Ncdesty: Wild Traiee beat Pleasant GlTi;
Twilight beat GALLAGHER; Prince Hal BEAT
Warrior ,,,
Fourth tie-Young America beat Macs Me-
ody. Wild Tralee beat Mamie Pleasant Fflllc=
Hal beat Twilight
Fifth tie-wild Tralee beat Young America
Final-Wild Tralee beat Prince Hal.
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GATES OF THE
RACETRACK To
REMAIN CLOSED
Supervisors WillPost-
pone Action.
WILL NOT PERMIT BETTING
INGLEsIDE OUT OF THE WAR OF
THE RACING MEN.
Oakland and the Proposed Track az
San Bruno 10 Battle for Patron
age OF the Public During
the Coming Season.
WILL NOT PERMIT BETTING
rNGLEsIDE OUT OF THE WAR OF
THE RACING MIN.

Action on the proposed repeal = ths
anti-poolselling order VIII be indefinitely
postponed BY the Supervisors q t-e-r
meeting this afternoon This means. t--
one thing, that Inglesids race track Til
not be & factor IN the threa-e1e1 V-zr
among the men interested IN The Prom
ton OF horse racing Il the rnerTo2o---za
district.
Supervisor Black offered Z resolution
Unexpectedly At the meeting Of The Board
last Monday, having for is object the re-
peal Of the anti-poOlselling order On no
ton Of Dr.. Perrault the resolution vas
passed 10 print. This placed Il II ne
form Of q regular order giving . me
Mayor the right 70 veto i i he 50 ce-
sired. Ii VIII not 20 70 thai point. now
ever as when Il comes up IN the regular
order Of business to-day II VIII Dc lDcel1-
The definite closing OF the gates y In
gleslde track removes that property from
the field and eliminates L g Z factor II
the expected war among The racing IL
stitutiOns. Unless Z compromise e e.
fected between the men interested n he
racing plant al Oakland and that now n
course of construction a. san BRUNO the
fight viii be between len. he ODDS are
in favor OF the California Jockey Club
across the bay. as = has been free from
the racing scandals which marked the
sport al IlglesIds.
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ROYAL FLUSH
ROMPS HOME IN
THE OPEN STAKE
Wins for Third Sue
cessive Time.
AN UNEQUALED PERFORMANCE
CHARLES BoNNER's WILD NORA
IS a CLEVER SAPLING.
Three Stakes Present Varied Sport
at Union Coursing Park-Pre-
tender Suffers From a
Drugging.

Royal Flush, F. A 3IcCombs great black
greyhound, won his third successive stake
al Union CouTsing Park yesterday. Men
grown gray in the sport could not recall
where this had ever occurred before. Dogs
have won more than three stakes, but not
on successive coursing days. Flush was
bred by McCoInb and comes by his speed
naturally. He Is by Skyrocket-B -Blackbird.
His sire was q sensational performer, los
ing but three stakes in long career on
the field.
His hardest course yesterday was with
Gladiator in the second round. Gladiator
led nearly 10 the hare. Flush passing him
and securing the first turn. the hare favor
ing him q shade. Gladiator worked the
hare for two turns, when Flush killed.
The spectators cheered the winning dog
for his brilliant showing. He won the re-
naming courses cleverly, the final being
a splendid exhibition OF speed, staying
qualities and working ability.
Lady Marion was drawn from the final
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BIG FIGHT WILL BE
AT CONEY ISLAND CLUB
william q. Brady and Sharkey's
Manager Have Entered Into q
Secre% rrauCemeur
: - : S~-S - - =

NEW YORK. Aug. Z7--Cnless some
thing unforeseen happens another cham
pionship battle viii BE held in the arena
Of the Coney Island Sporting Club this
fall. Since the arrival home OF William 4.
Brady from Europe an agreement has
been entered into by him ana the manager
OF Sharkey. who ! matched 10 fight Jei-
fries which VIII result IN bringing the
two big fellows together n the = NE Tlng
IL which FftZsimmOns lost MS hclOrs 10
the present champion Because OF the fact
that other athletic organizations have. been
invited 70 bid for the night, the under
standing being that the highest bidder
would secure the event. the announcement
made that q secret agreement mas been
entered into viii probably Be denied
For the sake OF formaliIieS- said one
OF those most interested and 70 make
decent pTetense sI keeping faith with the
managers Of other athletic clubs. We VIII
open al bids for the fight But these bids
Will amount 10 nothing. More money can
be made al Coney Island than anywhere
else in the country. and nowhere else can
We be 50 we'll assured OF protection. What
Is the use OF going far into the West.
where great crowds cannot be gathered p
JeHries Is favoriIs in the betting, the
prevailing odds being 70 70 :. Even al
that quotation Sharkey money is scarce.
II is said Tommy Ryan VIII train Sharkey.
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EWING'S DUDES
TAKE ANOTHER
FROM LOBSTERS
Morning Game at Oak
land a Draw.
SHELLFlSH IN A SAD PLIGHT
FOUR HOME RUNS MADE IN Z
SINGLE GAME.
Good Exhibition az Recreation Park
So Far as Hitting and Errors
Are Concerned, but Game
Lacks Life.
SHELLFlSH IN A SAD PLIGHT
FOUR HOME RUNS MADE IN
SINGLE GAME.
OAKLAND 4 Santa Cr11z l

The market price u Holsters Is again At a
minimum. Ew.ugs Dudes. tail-enders and
the tu-c II baseball 1estE. punished the
crabs yesterday afternoon IN Z way that
-he good citizens OF Santa CRUZ viii not
Ike. With Lange one q Oakla1d's fifth
wheels, II the box. the Crabs were able
70 score out a single run. They found
ft-n nine times. but the htts we're not
f-1itfal. The Dudes are . l1ckier lot Of
rau tossers. With the same number Of
HRS they succeeded in gathering Z col
lection II four runs, 70 the great sorrow
a The beach sleepers and the unconfned
.0.- cf Ewing who viii buy anybody a
new ha- that has the courage 70 ask
for Il.
The game vas very much of q hold
over from the night before. Professions,
welcoming celebrations and pyrorechnics
sr-el as an exhaust upon the spirit and
ginger ot the eighteen baseball men who
re--r-ed on the Recreation Park dia
-u.rC yesterday afternoon Although
there were few errors and enough stuck
work ~ Iver Things up al rare intervals
the game wss 1stless and the crowd
Dauberbis started the game for the
crabs. WEg have lately been used IN 20
many varieties n sheli-Ash dishes that
some great restaurateur will make 4
fortune bT originating 4 new one. Haynes
T. s-a-wart hea vily shOuldered and big
I1IsC.=1 diamond EcTa aper. finished the
game when DauoeuDis was retired
scTnrcr was the first Dude 70 start the
r1rressFu work for Oakland. Swatting AT
honest single he made his second bag by
e clean steal and c0ursed homeva-d c-
= twu-bagge- oy MOsklman, who aft=--
va-5 scored 1u 2 l.t which was accrel4lel
-. Hutchinson. This gave the Dudes
lead - TWO runs and would have been
F.arr-en- for the inning of the game had
ne aveutfll fifth been scratched on the
card when they added another brace Of
l-E -1 .-s- and Js-Ee sent him 70 me
---1 bag ru q rl- a sacrifice bT
S-rrraer advanced both the base runners
peg when Dean VINO was a. the ba-.
caught --- -TnerCiG right or The apple
md e-av T. Hsu- toward TIE deep blue
SKY The taI landed IL DrerHau's hands,
Ll- Llr.aar- and LarEa beat X in and
me score was % T. i- favor cf The
Dudes.
-ra sole tally = ths Grabs happened
--is wise. Clark made tre lrst bag or
BIZ and scored on 2 beautiful 5ouele ~
brennan Several times curing -l= game
--a Lrf=frT= were r5r-5r aE ace ~ SCgr-
--E rl- 3. Was NOT -C Be.
---re very pretty fielding work Vas
done 5v brennan iC deep center and Dun
-re-r ar second. The latter stopped
r.- g-r-r-ar from C-erks hat il the
o. gr- innings f=.-. rolled over, but threw
axe = shot .o second shutting cut St-eib.
c-r- t1e FIRST bag The score is:
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Illuminated and a band Of forty pieces
rendered an open air sacred concert, clos
ing the notable fortnight in d very appro-
pirate manner.
A polo match this afternoon took place
- .t3 g., SJat
name being improvised for the occasion.
composed Of Peter y. Martin. Francis
and tbe Southern Cajif6rnia men who
were defeated Thursday By Burlingame
c. E Maud Robert BettHer. Stil1weil ana
that Of Thursday. the play being more
even. Victory went to the South this
time the score being 10 l.
Tomorrow there viii De a half mile race
between X. l.. Bettner's Gertrude, r. NJ.
SchWarz' Viola and c. II. Buckley Jr. 6
Miss Filters. None Of the racing strings
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ALAMEDA cRIcKETERs WIN.
California Team Suffers 2 Crushing
Defeat at the Hands OF Last
Years Champions.

A. Alameda Yesterday the Alameda
eleven administered 70 the California
team the most crushing defeat which II
has yet experienced. last years cham
pions winning by more than hundred
runs with two wickets TO spare The
California captain won the toss and sent
the Alamedas TO the bat Until Iunch
Successfully and five OF the best Alameda
wickets were secured at the moderate
cost Of 45 runs, but after luncneon Ihe
two batsmen 70 go in, the innings was
called. -.
When the CALIFORNIA; went 70 the bat
none of them made any stand against
ths bowling OF Harold Ward and J. J. r.
Peel. who bowled unchanged, and dis
missed the whole side for the inslgnlncant
total Of q runs Harold Ward took
v-jckets for Is runs and Peel for u
runs. The full scores are given herewith:
CD rrErr--r CIT-R
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for Colusa and O'Nen and Fitzgerald for
the Phoenix club.
HOLLISTER. Aug. N.-The Heesemans
Of Oakland and the Hollister Baseball
Club met here to-day The local team
won by a score OF TO 6. The batteries
were Thomas and Shea for the Heese-
mans and the Daubenbis brothers for
Hollister
FISALIA. Aug. Z7.-The home team was
defeated to-day by the Merceds. The
score was 2 10 u.
FRESNO. Aug. Z7.-Fresno defeated Han
ford today in hotly contested game. At
tendance, TO Score:
Club r. H E.
J Fesilo .....-...........,'...s.s..'
f1aElOrQ
Batteries-Maul and swarts. Hennessey and
Carter.
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SIR Upton GREETED.
Visited by Thousands of Friends on
the Liner Camnenia

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. IA throng of
friends boarded the Cunard liner Cam
pania. from Liverpool for New York, on
her arrival here to-day to welcome and TO
bid farewell to Sir Thomas Upton. The
owner of the American cup challenger ex-
pressed entire satisfaction with the ar
rangements OF the New York Yacht Club.
IF the Shamrock wins the cup" he
said. loyal Cork will be the first place
on this side where l shall exhibit it
Sir Thomas intends entertaining a party
on board the steam yacht Erin, and his
guests will be Baron Russell of Killowen
Lord Chief Justice Of England, and now
a member of the Venezuela boundary ar
bitration tribunal; Rear Admiral Lord
Charles Beresford, Conservative member
of Parliament for the city OF York, and
Arnold Morley, former Postmaster Cen
eral. He received the heartiest kind of
an Irish send-of from the deck of the
tender as the Campania sailed.
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Played Eleven Innings.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. Z7.-sacramento
won & hotly contested eleven inning game
from Wstsonville to-day. The game was
Won and lost several times and would
have gone 70 the visitors except for
stupid bIunders and rank errors. Harper
pitched q better game than Doyle, but
his support was ragged al critical times
CrOu lost the game for mis- team in the
ninth By muffing d pretty fy, allowing the
locals TO tie the score. The latter won
out in the eleventh on Doyle's base on
balls and Shanahan's two-bagger 10 left
HalT
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CARNIVAL Of
SPORTS CLOSES
At DEL MON TE
Exciting Polo Match
Is Played.
SOUTH GAINS THE VICTORY
DEFEATS a TEAM PICKED FOR
TIE OCCASION.
SOUTH GAINS THE VICTORY
None OF the Racing Strings Have
Gone Yet and Several Coed
Events VIII Occur Dur
ing the Week.
sr@cizl Dispatch 70 The Call

DEL MONTE. Aug g--The great sport
ing carnival that hss filed This resort
WIKI 50 much gaEety during he past Ten
davz practically closed today although
many people who came fcr sports will re-
main over another weak. and several IN
rrarnp-a contests = So,t, tennis and pony
racing VIII - held
Isz- nights ball and Io-1ay's polo
match were however 'wi1d-up events:
IRE YACHT race that was 70 have occurred
-e-Ssv Vas abandoned because the yachts
tbs- were entered took part il the naval
7zradz welcoming the California boys and
were unable = reach Monterey II tlrne 10
race today.
Tonight the grounds were splendidly
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MCFARLAND WINS.

NEW YORK, Aug. T.-At the vailsburg
On. J) bicycle races to-day the five-mile
professional handicap race went to Nc
Farland, with Stevens second. Both were
scratch men.
Quarter-mile professionalism by J. A.
Fisher, Chicago (50l. r. s. Ireland, New
ark (40), second: j. w. White, Newark
(35l, third. Time, 80 1-5
Ffve-mile professional handicap-Won
by F. A. Mcfarland San Jose, scratch:
Q. L. Stevens. Ottumwa. scratch, sec
ond; G: / Kramer, Chicago Q20), third.
Time, u:27.
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RACING At OAKLAND.
Card To-Day a Mixed One Of Trot-
ting. Pacing and Running.

There will be racing again this afternoon az
Oakland track. The attendance on Saturday,
tho opening day u the Golden Gate Agri-
cultural society's meet vas only fair. but TO-
5a,ss card Is a mixed one and a much larger
crowd r. expected 10 be in attendance Be
SIDES three events FOR runners the Z:40 class
80. and the 2.Is pace are down FOR decision.
T'he latter will Undoubtedly prove a very ex-
citing contest
Following are the entries:
First race-Trotting, 2:49 class purse 5000;
mile heats three in five:
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EyUrzET

----- 81 --f-i-4'---
Hon -1--E-cE- ET1- tass hits-B1rCbsTs.
Hz-i1- e. N1I-s-. Sa-'lz-s hitz-Hust1n.
% -fee EcCsB~se- FitZ-s--t-s First tase on
e--r--=s1 T1ss e Ssr F-a--isc7 Z Bases On
Hst-Sa- jose 2. san Francisco :. Left ~
bsss-ssr Jose g san Francisco n Struck
Cut-Ey Ea-1c- e. by Fitzpatrick J. Hit rF
r..rc-=--SEtr6eIIs. 3f1iIer- Time q gams-Cne
hr1- and f1rry-fve minutes. Crrpire-GraTes.
screw sld0-f.
After the game Manager Harris Of the
Wasps stated rhat the league al a meet
lrg n be held IL San Francisco to-rnOr-
row night woLld throw out San Jose and
Wars0nville When the San Jcses heard
this they held a ueetDg and resolved 10
resist the throwing-Out proposition, and
continue in the league under the coop
Grafton plan.
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SUMMARY
Pprr rssr=o,sIrle f1r-DCyle

Runs responsible f0r-Doyle 2 Harper J. Two
ha 90 hits-AicI-aughliu. Shaua1sn. Sacrifice
hfts-Stanley Mccarthy First base on errors
Sacramento 2 Wstscnville ?. First base
called hais-OG Doyle 2 OF Harper J. Left on
t,ases-sacranentp :. WstsCnyiile = Struck out
BY Doyle 3 Dy Harper 2 Double play-Brock-
N 10 Morrow Time 0f game-Tw0 hours.
T,r-iplre-Rube Levy Scorer-GFifhn.
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San Jose Loses to San Francisco.

SAN JOSE, Aug. H.-Poor batting and
the substitution Of Eanlon for Borchers as
pitcher, on account Of the chiefs lane
finger. contributed 70 the defeat of san
Jose to-day. San Francisco winning ~ e
score Of 6 70 3. This makes TIE seventh
successive game lost by -Es locals CT
their own grounds. Score:
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ETBfART

Pms resno-sible fcr-Hoskirnar 2 Stefan :.
Ds1benbis :. Home runs-Lz1ge. SchIesT.
Steiani, Hsrdis. Three-baEe hit=-LTniesTT-
St-e15- TTo-bzss h3ts-T- IT'5arnS. Tr=--zl-
DBnJesTy. First base on srTers-Qssla-6 2
land Z. Esnta Cruz z Left or bsses-Tfzzlz- q
land 4. Santa Cruz 2 Left on bases-oaklE3t
=. Santa Cruz I. struck u3t-E3y Aoski--z- :.
~ Sre-aui ?. bT Dauhe15is = Hit n pitcher
Pace 5ShrDeer. Double Hutchinson f-1-
assistez3b. Strsfb fu1sEstFtsd-b Time q gam
One hours and q minutes Cupirs--' C----=---
Official EcOrer-H. {. MeFsrlil.
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a game and the score IS lie. the game
Is adjuGged z draw.
The Dudes had the best of the game at
the end. Were II played 70 a finish il is
very likely that they would have won out.
but as the matter now stands the game
VIII have 70 be piayed Of some time later
iu the season. Both Moskiman and Sref-
FAM were called into service during the
game. The detailed score shows how live
j. q game il was and how the bali Trav-
eied over the field. The score:
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Fifth race-Running; three -year-olds and up
Rard: seYen-eighths Of a mile; selling:
San Pedro Wins Yacht Race.

LONG BEACH, Cal, Aug. 27.-In the
yacht race on San Pedro Bay to-day
over a triangular course from Terminal
Island TO Long Beach. thence to a buoy
off Dead Mans Island, the result was
San Pedro first Flying Bird second,
Fevai third
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GENERAL SKATERS PONY, ToRAL, FOR THE STATE FAIR

Toral
President
of
OF
sbredn
by the Duke Of Westminster and sold
while Ormes Flying
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MINOR BASEBALL.
Phoenix Club OF Sacramento Meets
Defeat at Colusa.

COLTSA. Aug 27.-The Phoenix Club
Of Sacra rento played its third game this
afternoon with the Colusa club and was
defeated by a score Of 9 TO 3. Hanson Of
the home team made two home runs.
The batteries were Hanson and Beville
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cause foT Susplcion.-l an AFRAID tnat
nephew of mine who went out West and
got married z few months ago doesn't get
along well with his new Wife why so?'
The letters he writes me now read as If
they were censored. Chicago Tribune.
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CAELAED
~ EITs ~ IEEIEGs
SUMMARY

~. ------r-'-a f0r-Tlsrge Z TaUbenoIF J.
= -r- Tv1-case HIts-Daubsnbis. Noski-
--s- E..e1r.a- T1-lra. .F. Sacrifice hit -
E..-.rrr Frrt fase n errg-E-OsklarG I.
--a l-.x Tr-r base On called Dalls-Dsk-
.s-- --ta r-1z g Iyeft 81 bases-Oak kis I'd
-s.-a -r-z ~ struck rlt-Ey LanRe J. by
I.-tsr.t.= T. fr Haynes 9 Wild p.tch-Lsnge.
-.--- - ZaEra---s-. Umpire ~ OCCDneii. Of
ie.as z.rat-t E EtaH,etgn.
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viii leave before the end OF the week, ana
more good running Is expected On tii4s
track
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CoURSING AT INGLESIDE.
Wild Tralee Captures First Money
in the Open Stake.

There was good attendance at Ingle-
side Coursing Park yesterday to witness
the finals in the open stake. Several
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Total .---.--...-.- -. -
runs At fan q each Tickst-One fc- = two
for 2 three for 9 four for Il I've for =. six for
is. seven for L, eight tor =, nine for =
SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
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CALIFORNIA CRICKET CLUB.

E G. sIoman. Z. Ward Jr--..--..-.-.......... Z
2 J Ioughr1an z. M0rizrty. b Psal.--...... 9
" H Howard r. Pssi.........---.----....... :
F. II Gunn. .. Ward ..---..---.--.....-.
A. Dickinson C. Saunders. b Ward Jr...... 6
II Reeves G. s1h. b Ws71 Jr.---.-....-.....
J. Smith 9 Hellu,sn- . Ward Jr-.------.....
4 Willis. e Bird. o Ward Jr....-..-...-.---. Q
F2-o5~- --1- rr,-.........-.-....... Il
J =. Robertson 1D- ut..--........-..------..
0. J. Thomas. absent
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PITCHER SENT TO THE BENCH.
As a Result Chicago Loses the Game
to the Brooklyn Team.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

fourth and not a hit registered against him
Griffith got into an argument with Umpire
Connolly and sent 10 the bench. Taylor
succeeded him and the leaders started right IN
with their stick work. The fielding OF the
locals barring some great catches BY Langs,
was miserable. Attendance, $500. Score:
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ALAMEDA CRNkEl Z

TotsI Tor eight vickets... ...............i 10
H Ward Jr and ". 6. Fortnana did not
bat
FOR a. three for a. four for q FIVE for a. six
for 81 seven for s. eight for 80
srrMAfARY OF R0WTISG
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OAKLAND
SANTA CPUl
Oakland

-I-E -lL VIII soll-= = a La-l-l-
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SACRAMENTO.
wATsoNyILLE.
.UNs AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals ............4J 10 '32 z
.Ll-.-Ls .1Lt IN an inneld fl.
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CINCINNATI. Aug 2-Doheny gave ten
masses 70 frs. base to-day and hit two bats
men When he managed 70 get the ball over
the plate II was usually hit hard. Two
doubles single and triple drove Phillips 10
the bench in the sixth Attendance, $500.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28
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The San Francisco call., 1899-08-28

Batteries-CSTifith. Taylor and Donohue
Connolly.
, 1899-02-20

Some of the best of Dean Pigeons sto-
ries come from Halifax mot Sheffield).
One of these concerns his verger, one
Sugar. Imagine him, Il venerable figure
with gray hair, skullcap, gown and
verger's staff In Ignorance they had
married u MAJ to his deceased wife's
sister
Sugar, whose business it was to set
tie the matter abo,t the banns, was at
once cross examined "Oh, yes, vicar, -
said he, 81 knowed right well! | know
ed parties. Bat why did You not
tell me:' should have forbidden
them" well, vicar, it was just this
way, do you see One of the parties
was 81 and t'other SO Isuys to myself:
Lord, it can't last long Let EN- wed.
and bother the lawsi' London News.