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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
PARK BoWLERS MEET
IN SPECIAL MATCHES
Dr.. Hamilton Defeats Aitken While
Grove Proves Too Clever for
Park

Only two tournament matches were
played on the Golden Gate Park Kinks
yesterday, although many crack bowlers
were out for practice. Two more weeks
are left in which to complete the second
round and many matches will be played
on the next two Saturdays.
DR.. Hamilton did some clever bowling
when he beat T. Aiken H-3. The doctor
was invincible and completely outclassed
his opponent. In the other match M.
Grove beat Robert Park, 21-H.
The players were so numerous that only
doubles matches were played, and in one
case the teams were composed of three
men. This was the closest and most ex-
citing match of the day. The following
practice games were played:
J. T. Dare and w. Watson beat d. O. Brien
and d. Jackson, 21-14; A. Hay and w. Eaton
beat II. T1chnor and A. B. Mcguire, Ills;
j. Gray and j. Duncan beat A. X. Paterson
and Or. Gum 21-14: ". r. Eaton and J. G.
Moffatt beat J Gray and J. Duncan 2l-l6;
a. Foreman and ]. Mcdonald beat w. watson
and Means 21-1S; J. Moffatt beat DR.. Ham
ilton 21-16: A. Wilkie. J. Earsman and Y c.
Lawson were beaten by w. Eaton, A. Hay and
J. Reid, 21-19; j. Mearns and G. Patterson
beat DR.. Gum and T. Medcau. 2l-1l.
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LACK Of HITS
LOSES THE CAME
Uncle's Gathering N
Connect at Proper
Moment.
Senators Always Get Busy
Whenever Men Are on the
Cushions.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

sacramento 10 "A .523 Seattle 49, .65 50 40
Pop flies were the limit for the home
team yesterday afternoon at Recreation
Park. That is, they were quite the thing
when the men were on bases. Sometimes
they would hit the ball, but not often, SO
consequently the best they got was one
run out of eight hits Score, Sacramento
4, San Francisco l.
The Senators were much livelier and
they managed to clout in run OCCASION
ally. They were ever on the alert TO take
advantage of any opening that might pre-
sent itself and therefore to win the game
from Uncle's followers was not such a
difficult matter, though at that the Sac
ramento aggregation did not hand out
championship article Of ball by any
means.
In the first inning the Senators began
to wallop the offerings of Hodson for
two runs. Casey opened the game with a
double and Hildebrand laid down a clever
little bunt Hodson was slow in getting
his mitts on the ball and even then he
did not handle it cleanly, so Hildy was
safe at first. Doyle then went out and
both runners advanced peg. Eagan
did nothing. but Townsend responded
with a drive to the outfeld, which
brought both runners in and gave the
Senators a good start.
Then all was quiet and serene until the
seventh, when the home team managed to
squeeze in a tally with the aid of Teeley
Raymonds hit. Irwin was passed and
Pabst and Delmas hit With two gone
the youngster hammered the ball on the
nose and sent 1t far out to center field.
Irwin trotted over the rubber. Herr. who
was running for Pabst, was nailed ten
feet from the plate. In the eighth inning
the locals had the bags full once more,
but Pabst could not make good with
hit, so they all died and the last chance
was spoiled.
Mike Fisher and Harry Hook ran an
other footrace after the sixth inning and
this time the magnate won out by many
feet. The score:
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BERKELEY FRESHMEN WIN.
Defeat the Oakland High School
by a Score Of 16 to o.

The freshmen Of the University Of Cal
ifornia won their first game OF football OF
the season against the eleven from the
Oakland High School yesterday at Berke-
ley. The score was IS for the freshmen
against a zero for the OakIanders. but
that does not tell half the story. as al
the points were gained in the first half
an indication that the team can't stand
a heaVy pressure or that the new men
put IN TO take the places OF the stale ones
are not as good as they ought to be.
Perhaps after another preliminary zams
or two the high school teams won't be-
able to cope with the "freshies''
II must be said OF the Oakland High
School team that It put up the stlfese
kind OF an argument against odds. In
the first half the freshmen ran away with
them, went through their line as il IL
were a sieve, ran around their ends and
had good time generally. In the sec
Ond half the Oaklanders fought with ths
grim valor OF a Saracen army. They
held those freshmen nearly every time
and whenever they laid hands on the ball
held it for a long time. They even did
some running that nearly landed them
a figure on the scoreboard.
The game consisted OF two twenty-rulu-
ute halves Assistant Coach Percy Hall
looked after the pets Of the university
and Harry Platt Of the Reliance team
after the boys from Oakland, whom he ia
men in the following positions:
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Portland 1efeats Seattle.

PORTLAND. Ore, Sept. 19.-Loucks pitched
Portland to victory to-day in the game with
Seattle Blewett was hit hard and received
poor support Two lightning doubles were
made by Portland. Van Buren, made star
catch. The score
r. II. z.
Portland o o o ] . x-G 10 2
Seattle -. o o % D
Batteries-Louoks and Shea; Blewett and
Wilson. Cmpre-Levy.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Hoy, Cravath. Ross Brrors-
O Hara. Murdock. Messerly, Baxter, Gorton.
Hits--Off Cooper O. off Devereaux 8. Two-base
hits-Murdock Cravath 2 Wheeler. Sacrifice
lits-Hoy Wheeler. Ross. Devereaux. First
base on errors-Los Angeles 4. First base on
balls--Of Cooper l. off Devereaux 2 OFF Drink
water l. Struck out-By Cooper !. by Dever-
eaux l. by Drlnkwater 5. Left on bases-Los
Angeles 0. Oakland g. Double plays Schwartz
to Gorton to Messerly: Toman to Wheeler to
Spies; Ross to wheeler Passed ball-Gorton.
Time of game-1 hour and 90 minutes. Um-
pire-O' ConnelI
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Stolen bases-Sheehan Irwin. Hildebrand,
Hogan Graham Errors-Pabst, Casey. Ray
mond Townsend. Hodson. Irwin. Two-base
hlts-Casey. Raymond. Sacrifice hits-Hilde-
brand Graham Hogan First base on errors
San Francisco q Sacramento 3. First base
en- called balIs-OR Hodson s. off Fitzgerald
2 Left on bases-San Francisco s. Sacra-
merto s. Struck out-By Hodson 4. by Fitz-
gerald L. Double play-Irwin to Delmas to
Pebst Balk-Fitzgerald. Time OF game
20. Umpire-McDonald.
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TRACK NOTES.

The following firms laid odds: Johnny LYONS
Henry Wendt, Hughey Jones. Caesar Young
Johnny Mellin, Henry Friesenhausen Little
Henry, George Crowley and Joe Harlan. This
list does not include the two field books A
combination book also did business, and ac-
cording 10 report lost $2S
Frisco Lind who, together with Danny
Lynch, was debarred from all track privileges
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OAKLAND rs SHUT OUT.
Pitcher Drinkwater Lets Them Down
With but Three Hits.

LOS ANGELES, Sept 19.-Drinkwater
toyed with Lohman's bunch this afternoon and
shut them out with three hits and no runs.
Cooper was III and fell a victim 20 the locals
early in the game He gave way 20 DevereauX
after the fourth Attendance. 1900 Score:
Los Angeles Oakland
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N~ dE Golden cate race meeting,
which opened across the bay at
Emeryville track yesterday and
closed the same day, was one of
the most unique in the history OF
California racing.
1t was not lacking in patronage, for
paper had been literally sprinkled
among those with a fondness for the
turf Fully 800 people took advantage of
the cheap rate. Again there was no pauc-
ity of pencilers to accept the public's
monetary offerings, for eight regular
books, two field and combination book
lent decidedly metropolitan air to
things. Good odds were laid and the ring
separated itself from six or seven thou
sand dollars. Most of the well played
horses stopped at no wayside taverns, but
hurried to the wire. Still the additional
six days of the meet Will not be run.
Originally the management did not fig
ure on any outside bookmakers cutting
in, and probably figured on cleaning up
a neat sum with four or possibly five
books doing business. The feeling against
syndicate affairs. however has become so
intense that Thomas H. Williams, presi-
dent Of the New California Jockey Club,
declared that if the meeting was run at
Emeryville the ring must be open to all
reputable bookmakers at the usual rate
of $40 per race. After paying off the six
purses small deficit was apparent
SPORT IS HIGH CLASS.
As the bookmakers outside of the com
bine" were disincIined to listen to any
pro rata proposition, Messrs. w. NJ. Kent,
Caesar Young and Bart Cavanaugh held
a conference after the races were over
and declared the meeting off.
No fault could be found with the cal
iber of snort furnished even Ori-
ente happened to be the only successful
favorite. Iva Powell distinguished him
self by plotting three winners. Garnet
Ferguson and his friends put a crimp in
the books when Lady Wadsworth, played
from IL to 6, stalked home first in the
fifth event Horace Egbert and F. f.
Mulholland off1ciated In the stand and Ed
ward Duke gave entire satisfaction with
the starting gate.
Penrose, driven by Masten took the
2:19 pace without a struggle, after which
came five-furlong scramble. Hercules
went to the post favorite and led to the
paddock. when he blew up. Maresa, the
second choice, then won comfortably
with Educate downing Shark a nose for
the place
Solely on his past record Ben MacDhui
was installed favorite for the mile selling
rum He lacked support and receded from
to to fours. Ed Duke made a pretty
start, but MacDhui propped right after
the barrier was released and was left
David S. with Powell UP, went out in
front and won all the way. In a drive
Heather Honey led out Ultruda, the IA
vorite, for place honors.
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Freshmen.
Oakland

Just after the third KICKOFF occurred
the star play OF the day-a slxty-fve yard
run by Sanborn, the freshman left half.
Out Of a scrimmage he shot with the ball
and propelled himself as hard as he could
toward the Oakland goal Two Oakland
men tackled him-One missed. but the
other held the runner and downed him
on the ffteen-yard line. whence it was
easy enough for the "freshies'' to steal
another touchdown. though they failed
to kick the goal. Kerns. the dashing
right half of the freshmen, made the
three downs. Score, IS to 0.
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some weeks ago at Chicago, expects fsvorahIs
action in his case shortly. Frisco will bs
given a reheaTing by the Western Jockey Club
on October ). He will depart FOR the Windy
city next week. IL reinstated he viii probably
return to California with string of horses
owned by Boolxmaker Fred Cook The latter
will send twelve or fifteen OF his best CUT here
for the winter campaign. TIe could secure no
more capable trainer than Lind.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

WASHINGTON, Sept. 10-NIiss Adeiaids
Fairbanks, daughter Of Senator and Mrs Fair
banks was married at noon to-day % John w
Timmors, Ensign. u. s. ". Chaplain Clark
U. s. N. stationed at Annapolis, read the
Episcopal marriage service
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MALONE. X. Y. Sept. IA P Dexter OF
Norwalk. Conn., a man OF wealth was shot
sno killed while riding along the road near
santa Clara to-day. No clew TO his SLAYER
hss been obtained
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Ell oRIENTE A WINNER.

For the mile and a furlong selling af-
fair Dug Martin and El Oriente closed
equal choices in the betting. At the start
Hilderbrand, on FL Oriente, went away
with a wet sail and lasted just long
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20

WASHINGTON Sept. 19.-H. Smith Wooley
of Boise City Idaho. has been appointed
saver of the mint in that city, vice J. w. Gun
nineham removed.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
IONE DAY SUFFICES FOR PROMOTERS
OF GOLDEN GATE RACE MEETING
Large Crowd at EmeryviIe and the Ring Quits Big
= Loser on One Of the Most Unique Affairs in the
History of Racing Three Winners for Powell

enough to get a nose decision from Mare
lilo. Arthur Ray ran an Indifferent third
Ten of the original fifteen entries for
the fifth number faced the barrier. Lit
tie Margaret enjoyed first call in the bet
ting and might have won but for repeat
ed interference. Ike Tullett landed the
winner in Lady Wadsworth. which stood
a hard drive, downing Madam Bishop a
head. The first choice finished In the
show
Powell had the mount on H L Frank
in the five-furlong handicap for 2-year-
olds which concluded the racing. The
Cameron entry picked up his lis pounds
and made a runaway race Of it, Chand-
Ter, astride Metlakatla, the to ia
vorite. got up just in time to nose out
Miss May Bowdish for the place.
SUMMARY
SUMMARY.
FIRST RAcE-Pacing. 2:19 class. heats.
Penrose, b. e., by Fairose-Brigadier
~ '4assen) ,ii No.,
Nance oNeri. b. m. by Pilot Prince O.
zibble) c;s,;,,c51
A9P6ss'% Ti%s, 22594. 81 NJ s:2sy 2y F'r"0n' 'NuH'H'
SECOND RAcE-Fvo turlonss, selling;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin.
ga to 1-Maresa, 1o9 PowelD. -..-.-..- !
10, to I-snark, iO9 (seer) ......-.--...---
Time, :02. Winner. r. E. Dolan's ch. m.
., by True Briton-Mayetto. Hercules 116, Bot
any Ice, Billy Moore 10e Yellowstone H. Troy
100 and Roltaire 100. also ran.
THIRD RACE-One mile. selling; purse 1925:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. Fin.
4 to David s, 100 (PowelD ............... 1
to Heather Honey, 90 (Chandler). ......
5 to 1-Ultruda. III u. Lewis). ............. 3
Time. A. Winner W. l.. Stanhelds b. g.,
0, by Midlothian-Talluda. Invictus 1OT, Anvil
90. Expedient Ill, Cambaceres Ill, Rosario
III and Ben MacDhui 122, also ran
FOURTH RACE-one and an eighth miles.
selling; purse $225:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. Fin.
to 1-El Oriente. 100 CHildeorand). ....... 1
TO 1-Marelio, 100 (See) )......-.......... 2
TO Arthur Ray. 112 (Chandler) .-....... J
Time, :66%. Winner w. ]. Speirs' b. g.. 5,
by San Venado-Orange Leaf. Dard Secret 112,
Dug Martin 90 and Kckumbob 100, also ran.
FIFTH RACE-six furlonEs, selling; purse
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin
s to LADY Wadsworth, 102 Cruilstt) 80. 1
. to Little Margaret, 95 (Chandler) 80.
Time. 1:14%. Winner. T. c. Ferguson's ch.
m. 4. by ST. George-Trophy. Toto Gratiot 102
Captivate 1o4. F1amero 1O7, Skip Me 1O1, Bob
Palmer &C. Royal r ITO and Mouptebank 104
also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs handicap two
year-olds; purse S225:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. Fin
IL TO Oh. l.. Frank, 116 PowelD ......... 1
10 to Miss May Bowdish, 90 (Crosswaite) 3
Time. 1:Ol&. Winner, L. Csmeron's ch. e..
by Mariner-Piumeria. Annie Marie los Ruvia
s5 and Sembrich los, also ran.
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WINNERS OF SEVERAL EVENTS
IN FIELD DAY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO ATHLETIC LEAGUE.

Wiley, Perry Albert Yost Jones and Corcoran.
One hundred and twenty yards hurdle race
Kohlberg of Lowell first, Hamilton of Lowell
second, Stone of Lick third. Time, IL 1-5 sec
onds. Record time, Kloppenburg of Polytech-
mic. 10 2-5 seconds.
Two hundred and twenty-yards hurdle race
Stone of Lick first. Hirshman of Lowell second,
Mason OF Mission third. Time, 81 2-5 seconds.
Record time Bonner of Lowell 2S 1-5 seconds.
Pole vault--Hotchkiss of Lick and Meyer of
Polytechnic tied. feet inches. Meyer
the medal on the toss OF a coin. Record height
Doam of Mission Q feet 10 inches.
Long jump-Magerstadt Of Lick first 20 feet
"A inches; Williams of Lowell second. 10 feet
IL inches; Grim Of Lowell third. Is feet
inches. Record distance Bonner of Lowell 20
feet.
Shot put-Willisms Of Lowell first 40 feet
1115 inches; Magerstsdt of Lick second. Moul-
len OF Lick third Record distance, Boniheld
Of Polytechnic. 43 feet.
Hsh jump-Msg gerstadt Of Lick first Will
lisms OF Lowell second, Grim of Lowell third.
Lick feet 81: inches.
The officials in charge were as follows:
Committee on field day-P Magerstadt. s.
! Schwartz. y. Coldstein, Z. w Mason, p. Dow
! ell and A. Kant Referee-Smith. Starter
Powell. Timers-koch Tompkins. Meany
| Tudges-Young. Smith James Field judges
J Yost Bonner. Smith. Boynton. Clerk of course
/ Montgomery. Assistant-Badt.
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ORTS OF THE TURF THE BASEBALL DIAMOND AND THE ATHLETIC
STUDENTS OF HIGH SCHOOLS
COMPETE UPON CINDER PATH

Lowell Pupils Win Majority of Races, Breaking
Many Previous Records, While Opponents
From Lick institution Finish in Second Place
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1OIdIS OF 7 . a TO
sBatted for Hodson in ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.


CHICAGO. Sept. 19.--The New Yorks were
shut out to-day in pitchers battle Wein1er
having a shade the better of il against
Mathewson. Attendance. $500. Score:
Chlcago ;...'''''-'' ''''....''...
New York ......................0 .
Batteries-weimer and Killing; Mathewson
and Warner Umpires-Emslie and Moran.
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 19.-By superior all-round
Louis. Attendance. $500. Score:
St Louis ........................ 4
Boston ............ ............. IL .
Batteries-Murphy and Covery; Willis ana
Moran. UmDire-Johnstone.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 19.-Both games were
slow and loosely played. Darkness ended the
second game after six innings had been played.
Kruger was hit on the head by pitched bali
ance. 300. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
Brooklyn ........... ............1O 10
Batteries-vell and csrrisch; Garvin ana
Ritter
Second game r. H. E.
Pittsburg PIg .'--.'..... -+..-...-.. 10
Battertes-Phester and weaver; Reidy and
Jackitsch. Umoire-Hurst
CINCINNATI. Sept. 1e.-Cincinnati broke
even in the doube-header with Philadelphia
to-day. Both games were slugsing matches
inning. Attendance. 500. Scores:
First game r. H r.
Cincinnati ............ ..........T 10
Phiiadelphia ............ s....... 10
Batteries-Phillips and Peitz Duggleby and
Second game r. H. e
GinGinnsu Cir, H. :....---..-. ------.-.d ~
fhllaoeiphia .-------- ..-.--!.- 10 10
FetrIdge and Doom. umpire-oDsy.
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SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs handicap, two
year-olds: purse S225:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. Fin
IL to 5-H. L. Frank, 115 CPowelD ......... 1
to 5-MetlakatIa, 81 (Chandler) .......
10 to Miss May Bowdish, 90 (Crosswaite) 3
Time, 1:O1&. Winner. L. Csmeron's ch. e
by Mariner -Piumeria. Annie Marie los, Ruvia
IS and Sembrich los, also ran.
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Sr HE Golden Gate race meeting,
which opened across the bay at
Emeryville track yesterday and
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-20
SUMMARY.

FIRST RAcEPacing. 2:19 class, heats
two IN three:
Penrose, b. e., by Fairose-Brigadier
(Masten) ........-............. ...-''...''' /
n. L. B., b. e., by Diablo (H. Brown -. :
Nance O'NeIl. b. m. by Pilot Prince g.
W. ZibbIe) 4
Monogram. gr. m. by Fairmont CBunch). 3
Time, :25Ih 2:24
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1903-09-09
An Interesting Meeting.

The local chapter OF the Daughter,
of the Confederacy met yesterday
afternoon at dock with Mrs. V
NJ Bass, with a fairly good attend
ance. Mrs. :. +. Skinner, the chap.
ter's teacher, was present and con,
do cted the lesson in a most interest.
ing manner. The features of the
program which evoked the most In
terest were the vocal solos by Mrs,
Walter Crow, with Mrs. Julia Jen-
Nns as piano aceompanist, and
TIA reading by Mrs. W. @. Lomax
from the lie of Robt. +. Lee. Mrs.
Crow sang THE Last Rose of Sum-
mer' and Southland. Mrs. W.
@. LomAx was elected recording
secretary, succeeding Miss Fay
Feagle.
At the conclusion Of the program
dainty refreshments consisting OF
sailed almonds, salad, waters and
nectar were served.
BY special request the chapter will
meet next month with Mrs. q. G.
Groce.
IL was decided 10 award the
crosses of honor TO the old veterans
Oct. 5, and special committee was
To arrange a program.
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h At. West Bound
At THE TEMPLE OF JUSTICE
September II the Last Day for
Filing Suits.

The center of attraction at the
courthouse this week is the fall
term of county court which conveu-
ed Monday morning. The criminal
docket of the court was taken up
the first week and as is the usual
rule the department of Justice at
tracted a large crowd to the city.
Heretofore two weeks have general
ly been reserved for the trial Of
criminal cases, but on account OF a
decrease in this kind of business
one week only will be devoted TO
criminal matters this term.
AS the time for district court to
convene draws near Clerk Burlesou
and Deputy Kemble are kept busy
filing suits and issuing citations
Attorneys have been given notice
that September j. is the last day Of
service and they must file their
suits before that date if they expect
the sheriff to obtain service for
them. The grand jury and petit
jury lists have been prepared and
the sheriff will begin summoning
jurors within the next few days.
The following new suits have
been filed in the district CLERK 5
office this week:
Ada Garrett vs. W. A. Garrett,
divorce.
Reno Anderson VS.. NJ. s. Auder-
son, divorce.
Mary Bennett vs.. Briggs Bennett,
divorce.
M. Woodbridge VS.. Francis f.
Woodbridge, divorce.
Merritt Booker VS.. Minnie Booker,
divorce.
Lee II. Hughes, administrator,
rs. X. H. Kidwell ct al, debt and
foreclosure.
Lee H Hughes, Administrative,
VS.. Eli Baden ct al, two suits on
debt and foreclosure.
Annice d. Barton VS.. Ennis Cot
ton OIL and Ginning Company,
trespass to try title.
Mrs L. f. May ct al vs.. viii
Smith, foreclosure of vendors lien
note.
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Baseball Tomorrow.

4 game of baseball will be played
al Sims park tomorrow afternoon
between the Firemen and knights
of Pythias The game will be called
at 4:30 p. IN. and is free to all who
wish to attend. The lineup Of the
two teams is as follows:
Firemen Kidd, catcher; Spalding,
pitcher; Davenport, first base, Con
ner, second base; Walker, short
stop; Minnick, third base; Bateman,
right field; Young, left field Will
liams, center field.
knights OF Pythias- Buriesou,
catcher, stroud, pitcher; Anderson,
first base; Kennedy, second base ?
Neasey, third base; Andrews, short
stop; Lumpkins, left field; Porter,
center field; Mosley, right field !;
Carlisle, substitute.
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The management of the Interna.
tioual Fair TO be held at San Anto,
MO from October Il to . have Of.
fered the following special premiums
on corn:
l. For the best corn raised on one
acre Of unfertilized black land, S35.
=. For the best corn raised on one
acre of fertilized black land, S2J.
,. For the best corn raised on one
acre of unfertilized sandy land, So.
i For the best corn raised on one
acre OF fertilized sandy land, So.
3. For the best five ears Of corn
So to first, $40 To second and - 10
the third.
1t will pay the farmers of Ellis
county To enter these contests. as
the cost % getting the exhibits 10
San Antonio is practically nothing.
aud the premiums offered will fully
compensate them for their efforts.
Catalogues can be secured at this
office.