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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
Cricket Players Averages.

The first of The local cricket clubs to
prepare its batting and bowling averages
for the season just ended is the Pacific,
Harold B. Richardson stands at the head
Of the list, both in batting and bowling,
having an average of 1855 runs per in
nings in batting, and having taken
eleven wickets at an average cost Of 8.Sd
runs. AS he played in only three matches.
his averages do not indicate so steady
a performance as John Myers average
II. G. Cassidy, the Pacific captain, who
took forty wickets at an average cost OF
8.42 runs. The batting average Of the
first twelve players were as follows:
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VISITORS day was observed
Y strictly yesterday at the train
ing quarters Of Gus Rubin. From
early morning the road leading

NJ strictly yesterday at the train
" ing quarters Of Gus Rubin. From
v early morning the road leading
to Blanken's was dotted with pc
cestrians of sporting proclivities eager to
see for themselves the condition of the
man who aspires to be champion of the
world.
Rubin, in accordance with a lifelong
custom, attended church In the morning
He walked from Blankens to All Hal
lows Church, South San Francisco and
after services strolled leisurely back over
the long road.
The one important incident Of the day
was the trying on of the gloves which
Gus will wear in his battle with the
Champion. Sol Levinson the glove
maker. arrived at the training quarters
shortly after noon with a pair of fighting
gloves which he had made especially for
the big fellow. Levinson had taken Ruiz
Inns hand measurements earlier in the
week and the gloves which he produced
yesterday fitted the Akron fighters hands
to nicely. Gus tried on the gloves, as
sumed fighting attitude and gripped
them thoroughly before expressing salts
faction. He took them off and examined
them carefully for flaws but found none.
They're just my size said Gus. as he
gave them a parting squeeze and handed
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NAVAL RESERVE
At THE BUTTS
Marksmen Show Skill at
Quarterly State
Shoot.
Other Organizations Hold
Customary Monthly
Contests.

The quarterly State shoot of the Naval
Reserve was the event Of greatest inter-
est yesterday at the Shell Mound ranges.
The attendance was good and the con-
tests were for the most part close and ex-
citing.
DR.. T. W. B. Leland, as usual, defeated
all Corners with the revolver and made
one perfect string. Seaman A. Skaggs
won the officers medal for proficiency
with the rifle at 200, 300 and 500 yards.
with score Of I'll Master at Arms Bro
ply was close second, with 205.
The Oakland Turner Schuetzen Section
which is composed of business men from
Oakland made it's first appearance at the
range yesterday and shot creditably.
The other organizations which held con-
tests were companies d and F, First In
fantry, National Guard of california
Deutscher Krieger Verein and the indie
pendent Rifles.
The days scores were as follows:
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WINNIE 0 CONN0R
WILL DON SILK
Crack Rider Arrives to
Pilot the Morris
Horses.
Rich Winter Stakes of the
Oakland Association
Close To-Day.

Among the turf arrivals yesterday was
the noted rider, Winnie O'Connor. A ha-
rum-scarum young fellow, full of mirth
and deviltry, probably no jockey in this
country enjoys the popularity of the New
Yorker. His record is unquestionable and
Winnie can rest assured of receiving a
royal welcome at Oakland to-day. He is
under contract to ride during the Califor-
mia season for Green Morris.
+. From private sources it is understood
that Sam Hildreth has been restored to
good standing by the officials of the
Jockey Club in New York.
Fred Pesch finally experienced a change
of luck and is reported one of the big
winners on the Chicago season. He will be
here shortly to book.
Willie Apologize, it Is said, will en-
deavor to open a poolrOom in Seattle. HE
will then drop down this way and cut in
at Oakland. Mag1 ran In his colors on
Saturday.
Mack Burns, who for several seasons
Rcted as cashier for Barney Schneider, ar
lived from ST. Louis last night. Mack says
the game there the past summer was a
sough and ready affair and hard to. beat
The Burlingame stock farm yearlings
will be sold at Occidental Horse Exchange
this evening.
Horsemen are notified that the following
stakes will close to-day, to be run after
January 1,1902:
s10.000-The Burns handicap, three-year-olds
I'D upward, one mile and quarter; s2Ooo-The
bur miles: s3OOo-The California Derby, three.
year-olds, one mile and quarter; s25oo-The
California Oaks three-year-old fllies one mile
End an eighth; s25o0JThe Waterhouse handi-
leap, three-year -olds and upward, two miles;
s20O0-The Palace Hotel handicap, three-year-
olds and upward. one mile and an eighth; $1,000
The Bell stakes two-year-olds, five furlongs;
.s2O00-The Pacific Union handicap. three-year-
olds. one mile and sixteenth; s1500-The Adam
Andrew selling stakes, three-year- and up
ward, one mile and sixteenth; s15oo-The Lis
SAX handicap threeyear-olds and upward one
mile; s15Oo-The Mclaughlin selling stakes,
three-year-old and upward. mile and an
eighth; s1500-The Naglee selling stakes four
year-olds and upward, six and half furlongs;
s15O0-The Gunst handicap, three-year-olds and
upward. one mile; s15oo-The Follansbee high
weight handicap. three-year-olds and upward
seven furlongs; $2009-The Gerhard handicap
two-year-olds, Futurity course.
Another excellent card Of events is of
fered racegoers this afternoon. Several
horses, strangers in this section of the
country, are carded to. start, and their
condition is a matter of speculation If
Eastern form can be considered, two or
three Of them will take some beating In
their respective races. The entries are as
follows:
First race-six furlongs, selling. three-year-
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Alameda auardsmen Shoot.

ALAMEDA. Nov. accompany G, Fifth
Regiment, N. q. c., held its regular
monthly shoot to-day at the High-streei
first score after each name Is for the 10.
shot shoot at the bullseye target; the sec.
ond score Is for the 5.shot shoot at the
regimental figure target:
Scores: A. C. Crane, II. II; C. A. Folir.th
80, IL; We. Kinds. 50. Is; G. H. Wethern' a.
Is; F. A. Bray. 50. "a Z. J. Cordes, 81. Isl i
Spencer Riley. g, =; !. Z. Bailey. 81, Is: r
tic. SO. n: w. II. Blake, 90. II: F. v. WEIGH.
30. II: C.. B. Foster. 80 IL: O. F. Wulzen. 90 IL:
A. Martinez. g, q: w. H. Foilrath 29 hi: a
n Blake. IS. 10; r. w. Weeks. q, is: r. Str.
well, q Is: J. A. Mitchell 2e. 9: r. Mcconnell,
%; -: J; + Crowley: q, Z; a. s. Willis. Is. iii
W. Ruf. q. 8; l. A. Doyle. Is. Z; a. Gray. Ii. s.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04
STEAMER RUNS AGROUND
ON CAPE BRETON COAST
Crew Manages to Launch the Boats
and Reach the Shore IN

s. HALIFAX. N. s.. Nov. a-The Norwe.
gian steamer Kong Haaken. from port
Elgin for Manchester. laden with deals.
ran on Janveyns Island shore, on he
night. The steamer tore great hole n
her bottom and soon afterward fllled s
heavy sea was running, but the crew
the shore IN safety. 1t Is likely that th.,
cargo will be removed and an EFFORT mad
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SUMMARY,

Runs responsible for-Krug 8, Whalen 8,
Doyle 8. Hoffer 8. Home run-Krug Three.
base/ hit-Doyle, Two-base hits-whaien,
Krug 2, Pabst, Shay, Nordyke, Hoffer Sacri-
flee hits-Reilly, Stanley. Graham. First base
on errors-Sacramento /. San Francisco 2.
First base on called balls-Sacramento S. San
Francisco T. Left on bases-Sacramento g. San
Francisco 6. Struck out-By Krug /, by
Whalen i. by Doyle 4. Hit by pitcher-Nor.
Time of game---1:55. Umpire-Harper. Official
scorer-McFarlin
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Probable Winners.

Probable Winners.
First race-Dollie weithof Impromptu, Fine
Shot.
Second race-Rubino Quadra, Evea q.
Third race-John McGurk. Bonnie Lissak, Es-
Eence.
Fourth race-Hard Knot, Goldone, Bedeck
Fifth race-Autolight. Anthracite, Lavator.
Sixth race-Princess Tftania. Censor, Coming
Event.
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MORNING GAME.
Wasps Win Handilv.

The Wasps had no difficulty account
ing for the morning game by score of
to 2. Nordyke made a sensational catch
of a hit by Flood, which would have been
three-bagger. Nordyke ran into the
fence in catching 1t and was Knocked
down. He held the ball. Sacramento
tried out Brown, an amateur pitcher.
The Wasps secured fourteen hits off his
delivery. The score:
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Joe Bernstein to wrestl.

Joe Bernstein, the featherweight boxer
and wrestler, has undertaken to throw
James Johnson. a sailor weighing 1i6
pounds. twice in one hour to-nnorrow
night at his gymnasium, 9l9 Ellis street,
Il ne fails he will forfeit So The bout Is
70 pc catch-as-c4 tch-can, stranRle hold
not barred. George Miehling vim referee.
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SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for--whalen g. Brown 4.
Three-base hit-Flood. Two-bsse hits-Nordyke,
Schwartz Sacrifice hit-ReiIiy. First base on
errors@San Francisco 2. First base on called
bals-San Francisco l. Sacramento 1. Left on
bases-San Francisco 8. Sacramento T. Struck
out-By Whalen l. Hit by pitcher-Shay, Court
ney. Wild pitch-Brown. Time of game-1:30.
Umpire-Harper. Official scorer-H. S. Nc
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SUMMARY.

Runs responsible for-Jones 2. Sacrifice hits
Mohler. Lehman. First base on errors-Los
Angeles 3, Oakland 2 First base called
balls-Los Angeles 5, Oakland s. Left on bases
Los Angeles II, Oakland s. Struck out-By
Jones g. by Schmidt l. Double plays-Hanson
to Eagan: Schmidt 10 Rabbit to Eagan Time
of game-Two hours. Umpire-Levy.
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OAKLAND.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGs.
sIJMMARY

Runs responsible for-Dougherty T. Moskiman
g Home run-Eagan. Three-base hit-Dun-
leavy. Two-base hits-Householder. Hanson.
Sacrifice hits-Hall. Francks, Schmidt First
base on errors-Los Angeles /, Oakland First
base on called balls-Los Angeles 2 Oakland l.
Left on bases-Los Angeles g.. Oakland g.
Struck out-By Dougherty 3. by Moskinan l.
Hit BY pitcher-Spi Mohler. Double plays
Bahbitt to Eaxan; Babbitt to Nohler to Eagau.
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A boy and girl who offered to carry a
heavy package for an old woman In the
streets Of Vienna have got into trouble
out a license.
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Charles b. Hill. In bowling the average
Of G. B: Hill is best. he having taken
Of 40 per wicket in the only match In
which he played. Harold B. Richardson
played in three matches and captured
eleven wickets for 90 runs. giving an
more than half the total number OF
matches played. n. G. Cassidy heads tha
list, having captured forty w1ckets for 2s7
runs. or at an average cost Of Sl1. The
bowling averages are given in the table:
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1901-11-04

The drought has continued 80 lons the,
at present our idea of the handsomess
scene IN the world Is z picture sc hos:
walloW1nE IN mud. '.Ss'
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The following also played In some
matches: J. II. Harbour, r. Miller. W
Henderson, v. p. Sollom, A. b. Willis
George Thsobald. L H. Sandilands and
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Marksmen at San Rafael.

Passed ball-Lohman. Time of game-Two
hours and fifteen minutes. Umpire-Levy
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The Jasper news. [volume] (Jasper, Missouri) 1898-1924, 1901-10-03
Ia Lie vorti, Li~inE9

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IsIendIsh AttaeIs.

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Uncle SANS souloquy.

To gag or not 10 gag; that Is the question
Whether tits more sensible to suffer
The presence Of outrageous anarchists
Or take their case up once for all
And in some manner end it. To chase
To kick
Them out-and by that kick 10 say we end
The heartaches DER the crazy crimes
Their plotting leads to, it's consumn-
tion
Devoutly TO be wishcdl To gag the
fiends--
To gag g-perchance TO gag curselves-
Ay, there's the rub! For who would
yield his right TO howl
Whom wrongs or fancied wrongs come
home TO himY
Now let US pause; there's the free speech
Bought with the blood Of many prec-
ious life.
For which We bear the blatherskite's
trade,
The captious critics prod, the fools
contumcly,
The insolence Of demaRogues, the spurns
That patient merit Of the unworthy
takes!
We might put n quietus on them all
With a mere statute.-We might close
their mouths
Aud let them grunt and sweat in speech
less rage
But for the dread OF something after
ward.
The unnamed woes that selfish power
would lay
Upon US, helpless, puzzle the will
And mako us rather bear those ills We
have
Than fl, to others We know not Of.
s. Il. KIsER.
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fault Of hers, but because of the
pathetic burdens which she bore"
These anarchists Of the divorce
courts, of corruption, OF the lynch.
ing bee, are constantly underming
laws and breaking them, are con-
stantly prompting assaults on hu-
man life, are constantly trying TO
set aside government 40 thut the
individual will may have its way
for the qualification of the indiyid-
ual desires and passions. II is a
mistake, therefore, TO seize the
present moment for an attack up
on the bill of rights which Stands
for too many centuries of sacrifice,
too many battlefields sanctified by
blood, too many hopes of mankind
reaching toward the ages TO come,
to be mutilated in the least in or
der to meet the case Of u handful
of miscreants.' :
The bill of rights has never been
incompatible with strong govern
ment or with religion aud sound
morals. 1t is an instrument of
conservatism, not of anarchy. And
we should remember while we are
trying to devise some new legal
check upon the reds that there is
need also TO bring the whole pub
lie back to the old moorings, to
insist upon the fundamental truths
of religion aud morals which Pies
ident Mckinley accepted 50 de
youtly and illustrated 80 beautiful
ly in his life.
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President McKinley's mother,
after his first election to the Presi-
tlency was asked what she regard
ed as essential in bringing up a
boy to be president. 81 can scarce
ly say she replied, "there are SO
many things 10 teach boys. They
should be taught to be honest in
dealing with their fellowmen.
They should win the respect and
confidence of ALL Then boys
should be brought up to love home,
ii you want TO make good men or
presidents, either, Of them. The
home training, such as is inculca-
ted in the true American home, is
safeguard to the lads Of this
country Boys, TO be COOL men,
must be good to their parents,
Any boy who wahts to be president
should be honest and truthful, and
he should love his home, his fami-
ly and his country. No boy will
ever be president who is afraid of
hard work. l think religion is a
great benefit TO a boy, l know
William was bright boy ans a
good boy, bat | never dreamed
that he would be President of the
United States. After all, | don't
believe ! did raise the hoy to be presi-
dent. | tried TO bring up the boy to be-
good man, aud that Is the best that
any mother can do.
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Delivers Admirable Speech on
Anarchy.
From the Chicago ocord.Herald.

From the Chicago Record Herald.
The speech which Senator Dol
liver delivered at the Coliseum
Sunday evening was admirable in
sentiment, in thought, in judg.
ment. Ii did MT attempt to out
line a Legislative specific ngainst
anarchy, but it did what wus of in
finitely more Importance jnst now,
il showed that anarchy is so broad
in its meaning that it probably in-
cludes among its diciples many OF
those who excluim the loudest
against the doctrines that inspired
President McKinley's assassina-
tion.
Legislators who betray the
commonwealth, judges who poison
the fountain of justice, municipal
authorities which come to terms
with crime all these are regular
contributors to the campaign fund
of anarchy" said the orator. The
bowling mobs Of lynchers who
dance in drunken carousal about
the ashes of some negro nalefuc-
tor are anarchists whom the Scna-
tor likened to assemblages of wild
beasts. The reserve corps Of an
archy,' be called them, whether
they belonged to the North or the
South, and lie rebuked them with
the Presidents words concerning
Czolgosz: LET no one hurt him;
let the law take lis course"
One tenet of anarchy has writ
ten itself into the laws of the
country, demoralized the courts
aud debased public sentiment un-
lll II Is the accepted creed of Il
host of men and women who out
number the cxecrlted reds" e,
thousand 10 one. 1t is the tenet
which repudiates the marriage re-
lution and works out practically IN
lax statutes on divorce. in turning
the court Of equity into daily
scene of perjury aud treason
against the hearthstones of the
community, "a treuson 80 fragrant
that II year ago, for the uccommo.
dntion of a single man. the legisl.-
turc Of Florida WIS induced tu de.
scend below the level Of all bar
barism by So amending the laws OF
divorce &s TO permit a winter resi-.
dent TO legally desert the wife oi
his youth, not on account of auy
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