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''Fftxpercy. why In the world do you run
up such heavy debtsg" asked Mr. Pitt.
why. my tfeah fellow" replied Mr..
Fftxpercy. "doncher know that the dsah
Pwince OF Wales owes Ave hundred thou.
sand pounds r-Pittsburg Chronicle Tele.
graph.
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several bicycle Records Smashed.

LONDON, July AT the Crystal Pal
ace track this evening A. A. Chase broke
the cycle record for two. three and four
niles. covering the distances respectively
in Us. 500 and s:55 As. Chase was paced
BY a motor tandem
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OF m n these giants a
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pair elbow thrown tn VIII mnonma frsbera natmaN
ga nj hgp any light ne eo~Myr
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YaIe-Harvnrd Athletes san.

SOUTHAMPTON. July "a portion of
the Yale-Harvard athletic team which
competed IN the interuniyerS.y sports at
the Queens Club London. last Saturday.
sailed for home today on board the steam
cr ST. Louis. They were given q hearty
farewell by n large crowd.
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MANNERS VS.. NATIONALS.


Purse.
Ihs 1zst u = series IT sivs games foe purse ef
~ VIII be played this afternoon at the Naes@sa
ss-ess baseball rsrk besween the Ratassr and Ne.
uoaais. both cump<ed II Local psayerA
The nake~up A the teams xad batting orecr Az
- sasissxs.
Rainiers- Mahnn. ssccad base: Cnnrines. laird
base: Cosheis- center Asld, MeKiasssy. Arss base
Gausnnisx sAcst stop: stevsus lsst Aead. d sim.
DenA csseAsr: Fshes. rsxAs Geld: TAoanAs. pitcaer
NatsuaAls- nsncra. catcher. Nnniyan fsst base
Lecksy. third hase. Cnrvon. tezt Held: Rernclas
secord hase. Williams sheet stsp. swxnsa rirAf
Geld: Railine. center eeis Beck pitcher
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01eFl I DUN
|: Money
! IN Your
PoCket.,,
Prices for
Tomorrow.

Please nete the prices 10
make you this week and eo0-
Dare tAe0 wtsA wAAs go
have been pAytAw elsevvAeses
TAere 10 No Qucsttoa aoooe
e0F sel1tn9 hsusehelA hard
ware ana tuPnashlngs ~ the
lowest prices ~ the city. A1l
Ne want 10 The chance 90 eon.
Vince zee. That u why 40
are making hosA Juiy an1 A.
gast lively seittag and unusa-
ally gseA h0ysnw months.
yeu are losing interes& on
ysur money &c you fAil - Auy
the goeds new that ySa wan
neeA later %. Resides shaav
zee can bay the gsoas yoa
need new ~ really eut-eesoea-
son prices.
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wertA cening : leas WY
Ter them ~ these Monday
praeoes
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LorIsyILLE. July a-rwo sanss ws~ 20
have heen paayed today bet rain .topped the nrsf
: hsH hosar's steads dosnpoar the grounds wsrs
unnt fer further play. The Bcs.crs had scored
.esen rms. while the Ceaensss failed 70 tally
morrow.
Pittsburg. o. waaAington. 8.
PITrsBuRG. July N-Pstssburx won in the
eleventh inning after two mcn we're oaf on a hit
srarl ard Mercer both patched sssa s.n wass s
instea.s g Bsiea made Sensational catch against
the left Geld fence e Williams drive. which was
Score.
RHEl RHE.
Battsries-sparks. Thnnehfn and Bowsrman: Mer~
Ger aud kittrease. EMPIRES Swsrtwood ard Hunt.
Cincinnati, o; New York. 8.
CINCINNATI. July ss-Today's game was fasi
Of hitting and poor fielding The pitching on beth
sides was weak Attendance. i.aoo. ssose:
Cincinnati :. - 10 slSs- York - Ii
Ratteries-Breitens,ein Tsyior and peisx: csrrick
and Wilson. Umpires- Lynch and Connolly.
Philadelphia, :, Chicago, q.
CHICAGO. July s.--Tvo errors gave the Phiiiies
ninSs After TWO onss In the ninth Inning Mertes
dropped peehsnty's long ns. allowing the visitors
asu. and as 'ss '' sss Il se sA ss..
Chicago =. r. Il i E,lrAs,.a.,pAi. n. q 3 = i
Batts-iss.Tas,sr and Chance; pcnsaas and Doug
lass. GmpiEcs-kmslie and Mcdonald
Brooklyn, g. So. Louis. 4.
ST LOUIS. July 3-MeRndes weakness gave
Brooklyn the game tedas. The Pcrfecfos made
great finish IN the ninth inning and gave the Sa-
made his second home run q the CANA Attend.
arce. s.3oo- Score.
:. , RME .. RE;
Bastrr.es Mcbride. Powell. and o'counor; Hughes
and McGairc. Cmpires % Day and Mef5arr.
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MONDAYS
MONEY SAVERS.
uolns Hrulf Pro-

Another small lot, and We hardly
expect another can ho had. rN9-
uiAr price every - 49,
whore DC: Monday. SxU
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VIII they - au1eke Loek
~ the prses. 70 10 meant -
make then -.
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No. BUTTER POTB. R>>~
MONDAY ~ 49,
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

the candidates took active part IN the
poll but their friends were most active in
their behalf. There were 1900 votes TO be
rolled up in herculean efforts to get them.
them.
Admirers Of Mallon admitted that they
were at somewhat OF a disadvantage from
the fact that his opponent was the choice
Of the clubs nominating committee. which
they had tacitly admitted, by tndorsing
its other selections, had chosen well.
Then again, Mallon had not SHE'D his
castor into the ring until long after Has
sell had been nominated. On two things
alone did they depend for success-the
personal popularity Of their candidate
which was fully admitted by the Hassell
men, and their own familiarity with elec-
tions, for. be il known, in MallOn's sup
port was the cream Of the City Hall
push" and many OF the popular young
men about town
Under sheriff Dave Martin few two
Mallon streamers from his lapel and
Its good practice" he said, for the
coming municipal election"
Jack Gleason was there and Frank
Miner. putting in their best licks for the
TIuan-haired entry from the telephone
Office. There were others, too, too nu-
merous to mention, all extending the glad
right mitt.
port. Leo Pockwitz, who Is some few
himself when II comes TO such an oc-
casion, was early on deck. He was ably
supported by Theo Hardee, who wears his
face decollete, like his candidate.
The inspectors Of election were \. A
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Hewson. E. F. Fentress and H. S. Russ.
The Australian system of balloting was
used, with financial attachment, con-
sidered by regulars and members alike
the greatest feature OF the day. @. u.
Hibbard the club collector. placed II il
the main hallway on table next 10 the
mailed man with the poleax, and allowed
all his back dues. Money fairly rolled
into the treasury. Three hundred and
forty votes were cast during the after
noon and evening and every mothers son
was compelled TO dig down into his cas-
simeres before he could exercise the fran
chise
Even this feature Of the election did not
deter voters. as during the first hour
more than a hundred Of them had paid
down their, coin and deposited their bal
lots. The late boss Sam Rainey, was
among the first. and from the familiar
nod he gave Under Sheriff Martin 1t was
surmised he bolted the regular ticket and
voted for Mallon. Pop Sullivan and
Charlie Bacon dropped in, deposited their
ballots and dropped out. Colonel Brady
passed swiftly through 10 the swimming
tank, gave one terrified look at more
water than he ever drank In his life and
fed back again 10 the street.
A few legal lights shone on the scene
about $3.50 o'clock. Henry E. Highton
who is an ardent Olympian. deposited his
Frank Kelly did likewise lingering
around afterward until the Under Sheriff
tried 10 pin a badge on his coat
For heavens sake. don't" whispered
another friend OF Mallon, catching Mar
tins arm. They'll say we're railroad
If you do. and that will cook our goose"
Martin didn't
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
HARPER'S FINE
PITCHING WINS
THE BALL CAM
Was Too Clever for
BeachComberS.
Oakland 8. Santa Cruz l.

When the Dudes go down TO Santa
Cruz next Saturday 10 resume play with
the Beachconbers, they Will have I'VE
games ID their credit out OF a series OF
nine plaved in this city. The trick was
done Yesterday afternoon in q fairly in
terestine game before goOd-sized crowd
by a score Of 8 TO l The Grabs did not
score until the ninth. when brennan came
home on an excusabie error OF DunIeaVy,
who made q hard run for Clark MT TO
center Morrow and Clark were on the
bases with ;Eo men out when Arreianee
went 10 the bat, but the latter was re-
tired al 1rst on an easy drive 10 ranks
Harper's pitching was too mGCh IoF me
BeachcOmbers. who failed 10 connect al
the proper time with his mastery oe-
livery. Not q single Lobster was gwen
first base on called balls, while several OF
the Dudes were presented with the initial
men out and Andrews had but TWO 70 MS
credit. Hammond's catching was Iea-
ture OF the game. and he supported Har-
per in good style.
In the fifth Schueer's long hit 70 center
for -wo bases brought Hammond
and Franks home. which completed the
Dudes score OF three In the 1ouTtR
Schmeer made & phenomenal stop OF
SJreib's terrific drive 70 snort, forcing
Dalrymple out al second. IN me same
inning SChmeer went 10 hrst On S; Nil9O
seemed q poor decision by O.ConneI.
Moskiman attempted & sacrifice, but peat
the bUnr out. while SChmeer went 70 sec
Ond. SchmeeT read his obituary al lIllIu'
however. after Harper few 70 Arre!anSs.
There was some dissatisfaction eXnlolt.
O'Connell's decisions. but as little or no
opposition was iIterpOsed by the payers
rheus selves Il Is safe TO say that the oe-
cisions were fair. The score IS:
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non. He was out Of breath. but man
aged to explain between gasps that he
had been chasing 'tibs" al Tiburon and
had missed the ! o'clock boat by just q
minute.
He was forgiven and buckled down 10
work with a Will. The dropping spirits
OF the Mallonites took new courage, and
the battle waxed fierce and closer than
ever. Voting fell of before dinner, but
after that important function. at which
the workers did not participate, it IN
creased apace. AT a few minutes TO 9
o'clock the hour set for closing the polls,
there was fair sized crowd in line for
the ballot box, the approach OF others up
the street being heralded by pickets out
side. ST Green had a tough run up hill
to make il, but he did. Bert Mason tried
but failed, the judges dropping the dis
tance flag on him just as he entered the
door.
The secrecy of the ballot had been so
strictly maintained that no one made any
pretensions as the polls closed 10 knowl-
edge of the way things had gone All
agreed that ii would be a close thing
The inspectors soon settled the question
At $50 o'clock they announced that $40
ballots had been cast, 19S for the regular
ticket. 131 for the members ticket on
which appeared the name of Malion, and
II not counted by reason Of lack of mark
ing.
The announcement OF the result was
plainly pleasing TO the HasselliteS and
was taken with as good grace as possible
by the friends of Mallon. who took some
pride in calling attention TO the vote
polled by their candidate, handicapped as
he had been.
The new officers will be Installed next
Monday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
.HARES PROVE
TOO STRONG FOR
The GREYHOUNDS
Many Long Courses
at Ingleside.

Lady Herschel. the property Of Rus
sell. Allen and Wilson. the Eastern
courstHg men. won the Labor Day stake
at Ingleside Park yesterday. The Lowe
and Thompson dog. s. Oran, was runner
UP. The hzres ran strongly throughout
the day. in Two instances eluding the
dogs Tor over three minutes. Liberty
Bel beat Forgive after three minutes and
Jwenry-fOur seconds coursing.
Liberty Bell was then drawn. Glen
Chloe beat s.. Helen by twenty-nine
points 10 eight the hare escaping at the
end Of three minutes four seconds. This
put an end 10 Chl0e's chances and she
retired from the field.
There were q number Of surprises dur
ing the day. One OF these was the de-
1sat or Wild Tralee by J. J. Edmoncs
Morning Glory by a score OF four 10 two
and half points. 4 heavy fog set
noon. spelling some OF the sport. Inc
spectators saw but little Of the maj
course. Lady Herschel led 81. Oran by
about three lengths when dogs ana o.
rCials were swallowed up in the fog. Inc
white Tag soon announced the victory o1
Lady Hsrschel, the TWO 20 one 1aVorIte.
The detailed results follow:
open stake-J. Jones' Galivant beat 5 Ma
hcuey's Chief % the RiA- 7 J. ASEuEa
Empress beat J. h Sp=nceT's Miss Mania.
James Dean Gallant beat J Kerr .s4-. "a -
Blanche. Ccnneu Bros st Helen beat bartsl
Bros Beer Brewer; Handy & smith L4lE
E-Eo o-al Murphy & -olano LN.--s-' -
Il A DeckeIna1's Glen Chloe beat : r ar
ley's Cash DAY z BauU-is-=rs Winning
WAYS beat : Maholey's Nellie ., j. DICK
sons Black Bess beat F. ii he.l0ggS Lazy
Gilmore J. Byrues' Nellie beat 7 Logan
Miss Grlzzle. y NJ AberC-cUbie Rock Island
Soy beat A Ohneyers Occidental. Love *
-LrUps1l.s s. ora1 beac Z NJ hsL4oss
hummer. J. Mccormack Primrose beat u
81 A1src-c-ntls's l-!na- j. Z. -hTltt : rpE-
Etv= beat II Tlsrna1's Persecution J. Dean
E-lie u Anderson b=a- Murphy x Lo-and
Ornament Kay & Trsnts Cross PatcH peaL :
=. Portal LaurelvoC1. LaTkey Rock 1-lo-
e--y Bell beat Russell Allen q Wilson +a1y
Hers l=-, Lowe & Thompson s Flora McDoA-
a-- beat A Van den Burg American hasie'
= He----S's s.. Elmo beat J. McIner2y' Frln-
cess Royal !. !. Cr51i1s Arab beat j. Jones
A-lre DeceCcy; J. o. DCnneIs Las FalTrlas
tea- Ba-teI B-5s' E5ar-'s Belle; J. J. Edmonds'
Morning Glory beat ". o. Elner's Fair FLOR
ec-e. Kay & Trants Eclipse beat Z. bau-
---Lz-er's War Cloud
Second rouud-GaIivsnt beat Empress s..
Helen beat Gallant. Glen Chloe beat Lazy
Hugo. Black Bsss beat Winning Ways, Rock
Island BY heat Nellie B; =. Oraa b@et PTl-r-
---- Forgive heat Belle OF Anderson. Liberty
L-.- heat Ir Spar-l- LADY Eers-hsl beat Flora
y --- maid. 81 Elmo beat Arab. Wild Iralee
beat Las Ea.--as. Morning Glory beat Eclipse
Third rCUEi-St- Helen heat GTallvGnt. Glen
Chloe heat Black Bess- s. Oral beat Rock
Island Boy Liberty Bell beat Forgive, Lady
-i=-scEsL beat s. Elmo Morning Glory beat
Wild T-al==
Fourth rlund-GIen chloe beat s.. Helen; St
grsn 2 bye; Lady Herschel beat Morning
Final -oU1d-La1y Ha-scheI beat St Orsn-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
QUEEN OF TENNIS COURTS.
Juliette E Atkinson Retains the
Tennis Championship.

CHICAGO. Sept. by defeating Miss
Myrtle McAter OF Pittsburg, in the
championship round Of the women's
western championship tennis tourna-
n-nt al Kenwood Country Club to-day.
Miss Juliette F. Atkinson of Brooklyn re-
tanned her title Of Champion Of the West
in singles. The play throughout was ex
citing and brilliant The first set was
well contested, Miss McAuer winning by
q score Of IS. Il took eighteen games
% decide the second set In this set Miss
NCAter let down in her game somewhat
while her opponent improved. With the
score at S-all. Miss Atkinson made an eX-
ira effort, taking the set by the score Of
le-s. Miss NcAter was somewhat weak
IN the third set. which went to Miss At
kinson by a score Of G.. Although Miss
McAter made plucky attempt 10 win
the fourth set her efforts counted for
nothing, as Miss Atkinson improved
steadily and allowed her opponent onlv
two games, winning the set. So, and the
match by the scores. IS, I0-S, 6- &2
BY winning this match Miss Atkinson
becomes the permanent possessor Of the
championship cup, which she has won
twice.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Mcfarland Wins a Handicap.

NEW YORK, Sept. six thousand
persons witnessed the bicycle races at
Vaflsburg. y. J., to-day. IN the mile pro-
fessional Floyd Mcfarland Of San Jose
cal. struggled up from scratch and
crossed the tape scarcely more than a
hairs breadth In the lead OF Owen Kim
BE OF Louisville. Half q revolution Of
the wheel would have landed II. B. Free
man OF Portland. or. whose handicap
was forty yards. ahead Of Kimble at the
finish Summary:
HalS-mile professional. open-J. z. Fish
er OF Chicago won; Orlando Stevens, OF
+Ilrnwa. Iowa second: Bob Walthour. At
'lsnra. Ca. third: Floyd Mcfarland, San
Jose. Cal, fourth. Time, 1:02
one mile. professional, handicap-Floyd
Mcfarland iscratch) won; owen Kimble.
louisville (scratch), second; H. B. Free
man. Portland 20 yards) third; Fisher,
Chicago GO yards fourth. Time, 2:O2.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Coursing at Union Park.

The usual mlCweek reserve stake VIII
be run al Union Coursing Park to-mor-
row. The first prize Is So. 10 the runner
Up SD. two at 80 each. three al $l5. seven
d s. -. and fourteen at s. 30. The draw
last night resulted as follows:
Reserve stake. 5 entries-W. c. Glasson's
Ter-o-i-a vs. P r de 3. Lcpez's Santa Rita,
= A--rltEe's Masterpiece vs. !. KerrIga1
Princess ROYAL. j.. Ford's Juanlta IS T E
3fcEl5rwnzy's Right Bower. Handy < Smith :
Ter-c-a vs. Locke K Lyons Molrch. NJ Lon
dcl.s Magnetic -. : Z. Portals Laurel wood. .
WaE. J. Deans Gallant vs. r 2. de 3 10
PES Wadena. Il. N1elma's Jesse Maid IS.
W T. Cz-assr1's Boriers Valentine u. NiCha-
lexis Glen Roy vs. J. Jones Moonlight: Court
-ey * Hires Douglas IS. J Kerrigans Lady
Blanche z. Z Grey's Terrolette vs. J. Dean :
Belle # Anderson; I. F Haitcn's Tic Tao IS.
= Dennis October WoCGccCk1 ?. !. Retliys
Wandering Tom vs. E Wilson's Magnet:
Handy d Smith Ida -. Pasha Kennels Road
EISe's Decorator. Aereid Kennels Maid Of
Erin VS. D. Fcrd's Bonita: J. J. Keenan, :
ROYAL Oak IS. Kay & Tra1t's Eclipse: ! J.
Eee-au's Fear Not Locke & Lyons Dick
I. 2 Prices Madge WllCfre Us. George La
Fus=us Firebail: J. II. Wyatt Hazel vs. !.
= Thrills St Michael: J. Segge-son's White
Chief vs. Ed Wilson's Asgnesia; F A Nc
Combs One Spot VS. u 3Iichalek's Scot Free;
= Jones Galivant ys. Gus Fideau's Rsy Al
Combs Bonnie Scotland. As-eii Ksnnels' But
te-s--tch -. 4. I Aus-i1's Firm Foe; T. Sui
I.rsn's Mad q the Hill F. J. Fultons
Sans Scuci; y. GUerrz's Silence vs P Nc
Cate'z Sky Blue. Z u EIkUs' Telephone
Belle Us. II. ? havanagh's Hard Lines
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

Clement Arnold played remarkably well
in the competition for the Council Cup.
He is boy OF Is years, and though
matched against R. Gilman Brown, one
Of the strongest players in the San Ra-
fael Golf Club, he tied with him on the
first round and on the second round was
beaten l up. The match was won by R.
Gilman Brown at the sixteenth hole. the
score being up and 2 to play in his ia
vor. The seventeenth and eighteenth holes
were PLAYED out and, both being taken by
Clement Arnold, the score for the
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Flanagan Makes a New Record.

NEW YORK, Sept. AT the Knicker-
booker Athletic Clubs Labor day carnival
of sports at Bayonne. n. j., John F1ana-
9hrower made a new world s record from
the nine-foot circle, which is known as the
Irish style He threw the missile 164 feet
inches, eclipsing the previous world 5
few weeks ago at Limerick, Ireland.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

was from a distance Of seventy-ive yards
over the net. Each competitor had five
shots. the average Of the best three over
the net being taken. Mrs. F. H. Green
won, her distance for three shots being
% feet inches, IS feet s inches and 50
feet 9 inches, or an average OF 67 feet II
inches. Miss Goodwin's three shots were
So feet, So feet 10 inches and Y feet 10
inches, giving an average of S. feet 7
inches Miss Mary McCalla lofted one
ball over the net, which came 10 rest 80
feet 3 inches from the cup.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

HASTINGS. England, Sept 4-In a
cricket match here to-day between Aus
tralia and South Of England the Austria
lians In their first innings were all out
for a total OF 14s runs This is the
last match which the visiting Australians
play On their present tour.
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Hiob Jump Record Broken.

NEW YORK, Sept. AT the games Of
the ST. James Catholic Association Of Red
Bank at Hollywood Park. y. j., to-day
Fred Cerner Of Long Branch beat the
worlds standing high jump record, clear
ing the tame at feet inches. The record
broken. 5 feet 31a inches, was made by
G. ". Ewyre Of Chicago. Bernard j. We
fers ;ried 10 beat the world S lvO-yard and
22J-vard records. but the best he could
DO was As and q 3-5 seconds for the
reEpectfve distances
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
SANTA CRUZ
RUNS AND HTS BY INNINGS.
ST MNfART

Tvo-base hits-Dunl=avy, Schmeer. Sacri-
fee h!ts-Tillians Hariie, M1skiman. First
base On e--ur-Oaklard 8. Santa Cruz :. First
bas4 On called baUs-OakIand :. Left OF bases
oakland S. Santa Cruz = Struck out-By
Andrews 8. By Harper : Hit by pitcher
Franks Clark Passed ball-Hammond. Time
Of garne-Oue hour and forty minutes. I'm
pire-O' Cornell. Official scorer. W. Staple
ton
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05

~ EMBERS Of the Olympic Club
ft pulled of" their annual election
yesterday without police interfer-
| ence. There were no prelimin-
aries. Time was called for the
main event at > o'clock in the afternoon,
and although il was hammer and tongs
from the start there was no let-up until
O'Clock when the regulars" were given
the decision on points as against the
members the board Of directors elected
being: William Greer Harrison, presi-
dent: Henry r. Mann. vice president; j.
J. Hasseu, secretary; Henry B. Russ,
treasurer; John A. Hammersmith. leader;
George James. captain; ]. c. 3. Hebbard,
Harry Y. Ramsdell. John Elliott, OBJ.
Burns and William D. Shea.
Both the regulars and the members
tickets were headed by William Greer
Harrison, and each contained the names
Of nine other candidates on the other. On
one only they differed. For secretary on
the regular ticket was printed the name
Of J. J. Hassell, secretary of the Wine
makers Corporation, who was treasurer
Of the AIidwinter Fair. On the members
ticket was the name Of John a Mallon,
head bookkeeper for the Pacific Telephone
and Telegraph Company.
Around the heads Of Mallon and Hassell.
with their names as rallying cries. ragged
the 7ercest kind OF a contest Neither Of
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Long Throw of a Hammer.

BOSTON, Sept. AT the field day Of the
National Irish Athletic Association at Oak
Island, J. Mahoney broke the professional
record for the one-handed 56-pound
weight throw, landing IL 30 feet inches,
over three feet better than the best pre-
Vious throw,
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
BASEBALL---O Oakland Defeats Santa Cruz
COURS/NG-- --Hares too Strong for Hounds
YACH7ING--- Shamrock Takes a Trial Spin
}ports
"REGUL LARS" WIN OUT
AT THE OLYMPIC CLUB

About o'clock many anxious inquiries
were made concerning the whereabouts
Of Jimmy Coffroth. strong admirer OF
Mallon. He was nowhere to be seen, and
messengers were dispatched 10 scour
the town AT 4:30 he had not arrived, and
at the Mallonites were in despair at his
absence. Suddenly through the main door
shot the figure of the missing man. The
white fieurs de lis on the red band Of his
straw hat were obscured by dust, there
was the red mud Of Marin on his shoes
and the bottoms OF his trousers were
rolled up for g deluge in dear old Lun-
The San Francisco call., 1899-09-05
Australia VS.. ENGLAND.

eighteen holes was only up In favor Of
R Gilman Brown.