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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-13
TENNIS COURTS
ARE DESERTED
Warm Weather Keeps Away
All But the Most Devoted
of fPlayers-Practice Scores

There was no tournament tennis
play on either the California or the
Golden Gate Club courts yesterday.
the match for the San Francisco cham
p.onship having been again postponed.
This is the first sunday in many weeks
that has passed without a tournament
match of some class on these courts.
MacGavin and Murdock will meet next
Sunday, If both are in condition, for
the championship Of the city, after
which there VIII be no further matches
Until the annual tournament for the
State championship, next month.
The attendance was unusually light
at the Golden Gate CLUB yesterday and
while larger at the California Club
only practice matches were played.
Some of these were of a high class, the
best being that in which Frank Mitch
eli and ]. D. MacGavin met William b.
Collier Jr and DR.. Samuel Hardy in
doubles. The latter have not played
for several weeks. but judging by their
work yesterday the rest has improved
their game. Both played fine tennis,
winning two good sets from their high
class opponents, who have kept in prac-
tice by continuous play for months
past Both in the back court and at
the net their game was strong. Hardy
made effective use Of his cross court
short chop stroke. following it by TAX
ing the net. Their steady game was
effective against the dashing style of
play practiced by MacGavin and
Mitchell.
Herbert Long and Frank Mitchell
furnished a good exhibition against
AIacGavin and Collier. playing a slash
ing, driving game. which disposed of
their veteran opponents. Long has
broken into fast company of late and
is proving he is not out of place. The
following are the scores of the gaines
played at the California club courts:
E. P. Robbins beat H. Spring. go, GA. 90:
Merle Johnson beat s. C Gayness, 6-4, SO,
&c; Hardy and " B Collier Jr beat J.
Mitchell and II. Long beat J. D. MacGavin
and W. Collier Jr.. 81; L: G Bo5arth beat
MacGavin beat II. Long, 6-1 6-3; G. Lisser
beat c. Smith. 6-3: C.. G. Kuehn beat c.
c. Smith and c. G Kuehn GA 6-I "a; C
Prltchard beat N. H. Koehler. 7-5. 1-6. 60
Ga, 6-3.
The best match of the day at the
Park courts was that between James
] A Code and George Baker and Clar-
ence Griffin and Clarence Foley ir
doubles. Foley and Griffin played Il
/ 0Dut d. lAlutu DC pOSoiOACr Oul hlc vel
eran upheld his end of 1t in good style
and his team won Foley then defeated
Code in two straight sets in the best
/ singles match OF the day.
Following are the principal scores Of
the days play:
Baker and Code beat Foley and Griffin. 6-4
8 c Grayness and n A. II Brabant beat G
I Foley and c. Griffin. 6-3. 4-6. 6-4; c. Griffin
beat c. Foley. 6-4. 8-3 George Baker beai
James A. Code. 81, 6-2. So; c Foley beai
Code. 6-3. rs.
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ST LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE entries
for the Fair Grounds races tomorrow
follow:
First race four and a half furiongs-Gay
Adelaide no. Dishab.lle 40, Hersian ITO. Ar
lena 10 Picture Hat 110. Limerick Girl leo.
All Black l05 san Felicia les, Lorett NJ 100,
La Princess lG5 Erla Lee los. Pedesia 1O5,
Zuleika dOr 1O5, Jetty 105-
Second race SIX and a half furlOngs selling
Foxy Kane 11C Dave Sommers 1O7. Crsscer-
ton 1O7 Bella knight 1O4. Vassal Dance 1O4.
Wissendine 1C2 Miss Manners 102, Lady wash
ii lO2 FloTestan 102. Ruralist 102. Blissful 10l.
Glen Gallant 100, short Cake 81, Ienny Belle
81 Hook s. Okla o.
Third race. six furiongs-Hoedown 10i. Bon
ME Mary IO4. Mordella 1O4. FoOtlights FavOrite
N104 Atlas Io0 Wreath OF Ivy 100. Msfalda 100.
Folies BergeTes 100.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards
Terra Firma 107 Flying Torpedo l0f. Bernays
103 Pettijohn loo. Just So 81, Commodore 81
Fifth race. seven furlOngs. selling-Charlie
Thompson 100. COllonade 10T. Thane 1O6 Hilee
1O4, Dolly Gray lo2 Little Corker 80, Avoid 81.
Martinus 93 Metlakatla So
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles. selling
Bessie Mccarthy Ill. Buccleuth 100. Trinity
Bell 106. Merwin lO5. Orpheum l0S, Red
Thistle 95 Falkland 80, Dolnda S5. Mildred
L So.
Weather clear: track slow.
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BIG CHAMPION
STILL RESTING
Is Chaing Under the Re-
straint Imposed Upon Him
by His Injured Knee Cap
NAY BE AT WORK. TO-DAY
MunrOe Proves the Center OF
Attraction for an Immense
Crowd at the Beach

Manager James Coffroth Of the Io-
semitic Athletic Club states positively
that the Jeffries- Munroe fight will be
held on next Friday night All kinds
Of rumors are being waited about the
town. some to the effect that the fight
Is off. others that ii has been post
pcned for two weeks and others that 1t
viii never take place. but in the face
OF all these Manager Conroth appears
confident and so expresses himself.
From indications the champions in
jured knee is progressing favorably
He rested all day yesterday and the
member gave him no trouble. The
swelling seems TO have gone down
somewhat. and it seems the injury
should heal rapidly.
The big fellow insisted on having it
lanced yesterday, but the attending
physician refused to perform the oper-
alton, stating that it was not neces-
sary. as the wound would heal much
more rapidly Of its own accord by alb
sorption. JEFF. while a little impatient,
is not visiblv worried over il and thinks
he will be ready for the fray Friday
night
I have no fears" said Manager COT
froth last night The fight viii take
place on Friday night and the big
champion viii be in better condition
than ever before when he enters the
ring / have information that l know
is reliable as 10 Jeffs condition, and
therefore can state positively that there
viii be absolutely no hitch"
Just when the champion will leave
the springs is not definitely settled yet,
though in all probability Tuesday VIII
be the day. Delaney stated that the
/ party may remain day longer, or pos
/ sfbly postpone their stay until Thurs
day He communicated with Manager
/ Coffroth 10 that effect. and the latter
told Delaney TO use his own judgment
and leave when ne thought best
JEFF has two tempting offers to star
I with minstrel troupes, one at the ST.
/ Louis Exposition and the other on the
/ Eastern circuit. AS the former is the
more enticing il is likely the big boiler
( maker viii be taking his turn as an end
man and rapDing the bag about should
( he be successful in slowing the big
miner away.
Il was vacation time at Munroe' s
Z yesterday. and the only thing Jack did
was TO take his customary spin on the
road and a plunge into the sea He
l0unged about the tavern all day and
thousands fiocked 10 the place TO get a
glimpse OF the much-talked-Of first
artist
Munroe looked fresh as daisy after
teking his bath in the ocean. His bat
tered nose IS healing rapidly, as no one
/ had a chance 10 take any punches at
/ IL yesterday. The talk Of postponing
I the battle does not seem 10 worry the
1 big miner in the least. He win be 1T
and readv on the important night. and
I hat is all he seems concerned about at
1 the present time.
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HARLENf TRACK ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, June 12.-Prince Brutus
will be a starter tomorrow at Harlem
in the Graduate stakes. The day s
entries:
First race four and half furlongs. maid
ens-Ths Belle 115. Lurema 113. Cutter 100
Green Ross 1U9. Peerless Queen %. Dixie An
crews 81. Lou Merrill l03. 10 Lo Mai lOs, Sea
Voyage 80. Efhe VI l15 Gertie Allen 1O9-
Second race, short course, stesplechase.
handicaD-John F. Owens l43. Montanic las.
Golden Link 149. FaleIla 143. Leo Planter IA.
Third race. Graduate stakes. i've furiOngs-
Angler IO5. Fisherman los. DR.. Lego 1l5.
Modredlaw lis. Prince Brutus lis. FlOrentine
lis. GIeeman los. Airship 12i. Grdlsstone 113.
Kurtzmann i21. Luzarion lis, Pinkerton lis,
Gold Enamel lis, Squire johnson los tGlee-
man and Airshp Dunn entry. kurtzmann and
Luzarion. Cook entry Enamel and johnson.
Miller entry)
Fourth race. one and eighth miles
Bragg 1O4. Colonial Girl 101. McGee 1O4-
Fifth race. six furlOngs. selling-Angeio lOZ.
Prince OF Piisen 1O7. 81. Paula %. Arab %.
Tapiola 1O2 Ryevale %. Teddy 104 Tryoa
1OI Viliager 10T. Watermelon 80. Lord Wads-
worth 1OT Silent Water %. Dargfn 100. Sarfor
Resartus %, Freedman %. Dusky sS.
Sixth race one mile. selling-Glassful 10t.
TeleDhons 90. Federal 1G2. Spencerian %.
Schoolnate 81 Alma Dufour 81. The Mighty
ss Harrison 102. Foresight 100. Ebony 90.
Lacy Crawford 90.
Seventh race, mile. seiling-Hainault
100 Durbar 90. Canyon 1O6 Emma A NJ los.
Dutiful 81 Solon 1G2. Piedrfch Ice, Albany
Girl 97. General Stewart o.. Prairie Dog 11O.
Ethel Scruggs 80
Weather clear; track fast.
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ings at 4:30 p. m. and the sloops
Thetis. Surprise and Minnetonka a
little later.
The scheduled cruise of the San
Francisco Yacht Club was to the Peta-
luna drawbridge on Saturday evening.
The sloop Curlew started from Sausa-
Ito about D. M, the flagship Chal-
lenger about s o'clock. the Surprise at
IS D. m. and the sloop Thetis at $50
p. m. A good breeze was blowing in
the channel, but off Angel Island there
was a calm.
]. v. Coleman's schooner Aggie Is on
a cruise to Monterey and other south
ern places. F. A. Hyde's power boat
vladimir started on cruise on Satur-
day morning, returning yesterday
afternoon. The schooners Martha and
White Wings went up the bay last
week and had not returned yesterday
afternoon.
The Corinthians cruised to Point San
Pablo on Saturday evening and re-
turned to moorings yesterday
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE entries
for tO-mOrrow's races at Gravesend
follow;
First race about SIX furlongs, selling-As-
tarita III. Ascension III. Fire Eater no De
Reszke los Iridius los Young Henry luo.
Counterpoise los Consideration 1O7 Right and
True 106 Castalian los. King Pepper los.
81 Dr. Chaplin es Witchcraft 81, TOupee "a,
Pond Lily 90 Emergency 50
Second race. mile and a furlOng. handicap-
Shorthose us John los. COnturer 10I, Car
buacle I05 Himself 90. PhaOn 90, Aurumaster
81. Scotch Thistle IS.
Third race mile and 20 yards. three year
OIds-AncesteT 1I6. Mineola 100 Palette lt6.
BridIepath 1O1 Little En- 1o1. Winkaway lUl,
Fourth race ive furlongs. two-year- olds.
the Astoria stakes-Novena ia Mrthless -.
Incarnation ia Simplicity ia Chrysitis ia.
Jennie McCabe ia Fountain ia. BelatriN
ia Schulanite 1i4 Qncantation and sim
pli city. Miller entTy.l
Fifth race one and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Sherim Bell I16. stolen Moments TO-
AprfI Showers les Sir Roche lod. Paset lu',
Sabot lO2. Cav Lothario 1CO Palmbearer IS.
Bob Murphy 96.
andjcap-Nihlick III. Grand Marshal H..
IIochinvar 1I2 ST Bellane 112- Salvadsr 10.
Wild Irfshuar lie. Gilpin 10e Agile lf6.
Golden Sunrise 104 Knight Of Pearl 81. An
Der lack sS Virgo %. Councilman 90. tSt
F3eIfaue and NibIick Thomas entry. Council
man and Wild Irishma1 Madden entry.)
Weather clear; track fast
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BROWNS SWING THEIR BATS.
Big Doc Newton Severity Punished by
the Portland Sluggers.

Los ANGELES. June 12.-Portland
batted Newton to-day for five two-bag-
gers. a home run and six singles.
Iberg was batted almost equally hard.
In the last half of the eighth inning
Spies. for Los Angeles, hit a three
bagger down the left foul line, bring
ing in three runs and tieing the score.
In Po-tIand's half of the ninth, how
ever. the Browns fell on Newton for
three hits, one of them a two-bagger,
netting them three runs Los Ange-
les secured but one run in their half.
The score:
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The fund for the athletic amphi-
theater in Golden Gate Park was in
creased yesterday by the benefit cycle
and automobile meet held at Ingleside
racetrack The representatives OF the
Bay City Wheelmen won all the cycle
races on the card
The feature event was the ten-mile
team race. in which Ave clubs were
represented. each by five riders. The
race was made up of a series of short
sprints The Bay Cities finished first
at the wire at the end Of seven differ
ent miles. The New Century Wheel
men were first on the other three
occasions.
Waibel. the Garden City crack, I'm
ished first in the three-mile handicap,
but was disqualified for beating the
starting signal. Long of the Bay City
Wheelmen was placed first. In a spirit
of sportsmanship he refused TO accept
the prize and was cheered by the spec
tators for the stand he took.
There were some automobile trials,
but the time was not fast. DR.. HilIs
big machine was sent two miles. The
first was covered in "a 2-5 and the
two miles in 3:06 1-5.
E. c. Eib. with lady as passenger,
won the three-mile automobile race
from five competitors. The time by
miles was 2:lS, 4:16, 6:2L
S. D. Hewson beat Max Rosenfeld in
two-nile automobile race. The time
was 200 3-5 and 3:49 3-5.
II. David Wilkie drove a motor cycle
three miles in AIS 1-5
The attendance was not as large as
expected The days results:
ADD BICYCLE RACES ---
One mile bicycle handicap-First heat won
by A. Trcut N c. W, scratch L. G. Shaw,
n c. W. 45 yards, second: T. E. Bergman,
N. C W. 30 yards. third; time, 2:lo 40
Second heat by w. Waibel. G. c. W.
4 scratch l. Randall, G.. G. w, As yards sec
ond. F g. West Il. c. w. scratch third
F. H Mclaughlin, b. c. W, scratch. fourth
time 2:22 1-5 Final heat won by F. H. Nc
Laughlin B. c. w. scratch; w. Waibel, @. G
w. scratch. second; A.. Trout n. c. w
scratch third; time, 2:35 1-5.
one mile point race-won by Charles Long
/ b. C. ": time 2:31 3-5
Three-rnfle bicycle hapdicap-Won by Charles
/ Long b. c w. 20 yards f. A. Mitchell c
I G c. 80 yards, second: w Kenyon, N. c. W.
/ l45 yards. third; time. ASH. W. Walbel
q G w scratch, finished first but dis
/ oualined for beating the starters signal.
| Ten-rnile bicycle team race = Won by Ba!
/ C-,ty WheeIrnen CF. II. Mclaughlin, J. p. Sim
/ mons Charles Long F. @. West and Victo
Crew. Total time - 80 3-5. Time by miles
3 :27 as. 2:49 2-5. 3:29 80. 2:S7 80, 2:53 As
noiDts Bay city wheelmen 20. New centur,
/ NTheeinsn "a California Cycling Club IL
/ Golden Gate Wheelnen 6, Central City Wheel
T'hreemile motor cycle handicap--won b,
/ David Wilkie A. Cook second. Time by miles
/ Al 1-5. rs 3-5. 1:2l 80.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First racial Black. Gay Adelaide.
LimericI- Girl.
Second race-Daye SOmmers. Bliss
fuI. Foxy Kane.
Third race-FoIies Bergeres. Foot
lights Favorite, Wreath of Ivy.
Fourth Face-Bernays.t Just So, Fly
ing Torpedo.
Fifth race Charley Thompson.
HiIee, ColIOnade.
Sixth race-Orpheum, Bessie Nc
CaFthy Mildred l..
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The last - Il 80

The last game Of baseball in this city
Tor month was played yesterday aft
ernOOn AT Recreation Park In the swell
tering heat san Francisco triumphed
over Oakland. Had Los Angeles won
from the Browns the southern team
would be ia first place AS il is. Oak
land goes north with a lead of one
game Los Angeles is in third place.
Tacoma taking second honors-
The best Oakland secured yesterday
was a slide on the baseball toboggan.
For q few innings the Commuters were
winning on their home grounds, but
when the curtain was about 10 be rung
down the Harris tossers began 10 sting,
making a deadlock which could not be
broken. SO the time limit expired with
The score 10 .
Again the Commuters were the big
moguls at Recreation Park. In the fifth
inning. however. there came a change.
The score was then TO ] in Oakland s
favor. but before san Francisco got
through working in the fifth they
jammed FIVE IN and made il TO in
their favor.
A couple Of hard luck errors started
1he going After Yerkes had been re-
Ured Miller was hit by q pitched ball
and came ia on HilGebrand's : two bag
ger 10 left WaldrCu singled TO right.
and Hide made a blun al running for
the plate. Ganley threw the sphere in
and il just barely bounded over Byrnes'
head. This lei Hildebrand score and
sent Waldr0n 10 third.
Meany brought Waldron in with a
bingle. and again the ball was thrown
around Ii the mixUD Meany regis
tered- After that Irwin hit and Town
send hit and they both arrived when
Jimmy Byrnes made q low throw 70
second base trying 10 catch Townsend
mapping
That apparently ended the strife. but
not quite. for in the seventh Oakland
was coming strongly. The first three
men Up. Ganley. Francks and Schlahey
singled, filling the bases. Dunleayy
raped one past Reitz and Ganley was
there. DeTereauX popped 10 Leahy,
making the first out At this juncture
lir. Eerkes executed a wild pitch, let
ting Francks score MOskiman lined q
hot one at Miller. which the Rabbit
fel6ed nicely. While SchIafey was be-
ing run down between third and home
The bali got away from Leahy after the
put-out vas made and Dunleavy
snesked in. making the score : 10 s IN
favor Of san Francisco. the locals hav-
ing registered in their half Of the in
ming
II looked like a good chance fol-. Oak
land 10 win out at any cost, but more
had work happened in the eighth. when
Terkes hit and Miller was again slapped
in the ribs. Waldr0n scored Yerkes
With q long fly and Hildebrand walked.
Both Miller and Hudebrand came in on
1eany's pop fy 70 second. which no one
went after. The score.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First race-Sea Voyage, Lou Mer-
reH. Gertie Allen.
second race-Leo Planter. Montanic.
Golden Link.
Third race-COOk entry, Dunno
entry. ElOTentine.
Fourth race-ColOnial Girl. Bragg.
McGcc.
Fifth race-Silent Water. Tryon.
Watermelon.
Sixth race - Federal. SchOolmate.
Alma Dufour.
seventh race-Durbar. Emma A VI.
Canyon.
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SAUSALITO YACHTSMEN
SAIL IN THE CHANNEL
Light Breezes Prevail Both on
Angel Island and in the Up
Der Bay

There was no wind off Sausalito yes
terday until well on in the afternoon.
After lying idly at their moorings walt
ing for a breeze, most of the yachts
were towed out by small boats or
launches until they reached the chan
mel wind, which blew quite stiffly.
The sloop Ariel. the yawls Wave and
Royal and the slooDs Surprise and
Minnetonka enjoyed a good sail off the
city front. The Ariel made her moor
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- 40 H1rs BY 1NN1NGs.
SEMINARY

Errors Hall Mohler Nordyke. Lynch.
struck cut-By Fitzgerald :. by Williams l.
Bases on balls-By Fitzgerald p b. Williams
3 Stolen bases-Hosan. Doyle. Mclaughlin,
EEan Tss0-base hits Egan. Mclaughlin,
LYDch -. Ss -rfce hits-Doyle Casey. Hogan.
Double piays-Nordyke 10 Sheehan. Casey TO
Ncrdyke Wilson 70 Dslehauty Left on bases
Taccu,a q. Seattle :. First base on errors
7ra ou-a J. Seattle I. Time OF Esme-One hour
an6 thirty minutes. UmPire-O ConneH
SEATTLE. Wash. June 12.-Seattle
won this afternoon in the tenth inning.
when. with the bases full, Hall placed
fy over Casey's head. Score:
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lie Came at Oakland.

The morning game was a good ex-
hi6ition II baseball. Oakland had a
lead # two runs till the eighth, when
san Francisco landed fo- three hits
and made a run. Three more il the
ninth netted another one. The game
extended into the tenth. San Francisco
playing its half Of the inning The
tine limit the1 expired and the game
had 10 20 back to the ninth ending
= 20 2 The score.
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GRAVEsENp SELECTIONS.

First race - Astarita, MimOsa.
Witchcraft.
second race-CarbuncIe, ShOrthOse.
COnjurer.
Third race-SIineola. little En-,
Ancestor.
Fourth race-IncantatiOn. Bella
trix, NOyena-
Fifth race - sheriff Bell, Stolen
Moments. April Showers.
sixth race-VirgO, knight of Pearl.
Wild IrishngaE-
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SAN JOSE WILL HAVE
NEW ROAD TO PALO ALTO
Boston Syndicate Secures Right of
Way and Prepares Plans
for Construction

SAN JOSE. June IA Boston
syndicate. represented by c. B. Good.
will build an electric railway from
San Jose to Palo Alto. 1t will run
through the towns of Santa Clara,
Sunnyvale, Mountain View and May
field. The route has been surveyed
and a private right of way secured
for most of the way. 1t is TO be COM
pIeted this fall
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Summary

Errors-B -Blankenship. Hall Eagan Lynch.
Casey, St Vrain Earned runs-Seattle l.
Tacoma J. TwO-base hits-R. Hall. Doyle
Three-hase hits-Lyuch Casey. Sacrifice hits
Smith T. Hall Sheehan. Stolen bases
Dolehanty. Nordyke -. Eagan. Bases on
balls-By Hall J. By Shields = by ST. Vrain p
WIZ uitch-Shields. Hit-By Hall 2 by ST.
VraIn l. Struck out-By Shields 3 by St
Vraln : Left on bases-seattle 8. Tacoma 10
Time Of game-2 hours IS minutes. Umpire
O'CrnnSU
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EVEN BREAK IN THE NORTH.
Tacoma Wins First Game Handily
but Loses Second.

TACOMA. Wash. June 12.-Tacoma
won the morning game with ease. Fitz-
gerald being IN good form Tacoma hit
williams at the proper time. A double
play By Nordyke and Sheehan was the
feature. Score:
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.

E.rrcrs-Francks . Moskman, strefb
buchanan stolen bases-Fra ncls. Schlafey
1Ioskirnan Three-hase hits-Ganley ? Two
base hirs-ByrneE. Nsldrun ? Dunleavy Mil
ler FIRST base on errors-San Francisco 4.
First base or called bails-On Jones 3. on
Whalen 2 o1 Buchanan 2 Left on bases
San Francisco To- Oakland o Struck out-By
Jones a. By Buchanan >. Double play-Reitz
70 Miller % Townsend Time of game
hours. unpires-Perrine and Blethen-
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YOSEMITE OFFICIALS ARE POSITIVE THE FFRES MN0E FIGHT WILL HELD ON FRDA
BAY CITY WHEElMEN ARE SUCCESSFUL
IN COMPETITION ON INGLESIDE TRACK

Riders Sporting the Maltese Cross Sweep the Programme the Meeting for
the Benefit of the Golden Gate Park Speedway and Ahe Am
phtheaeFin the Automobile Events Are Not Exciting
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SUMMARY.

Stolen base-Francis. Errors-Schrne.r
Iberg Flood Home run-Francfs. Three-b ba st
hit-spies. Two-base hits-Nadeau t2) era
vath Mccreedie. steeman (2). Sacrifice hits-
McCrcedie. Toman. First base on errors-Los
Angeles . Portland 1. Base on bails-Of
Ibe-g 2. of Newton 3. Struck out-By Ibers
/. by Newton Z. Left on bases-Los Angeles
10. Portland 4. Double plays-Wheeier Il
Toman: Flood 20 Toman 10 Chase Time OF
game-l hour IS minutes. Umpire-McDoDald.
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SUMMARY

stolen hsses-F'rancks Townsend. Meany.
-ltl-fr LeaL-. E-rurE-f-a nleg. Deverea uz.
Eyrnes Graham Irwin Two-base hits-Dev-
srealE. Eidehraud Sacrifice hit-Nesny.
-.-sr base crrorE-San Francisco J. First
fl=e c- callrd balle-Of Ferzes 3 Of Graham
Left nsses-Ean Francisco >. Oakland
Struck oUr-fV FerlzcF = hy Graham 3
fiit by p.rchrr-ll Ter Passed bsil-I.eah hy
7Hid Pitch y erl1es. Tine of ganse-Two hours
and lo minutes. Umpire Huston
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Totals 3s IL q "a Totals "a u p u |
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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Totals Al 8 0 30 10

fOne cut When Wlnning run was scored
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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4ND HIS BT INNINGS

Tossis-4o % = Totals-ao 10 - 2 Il
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OAKLAND LOSES
LAST CONTEST
Commuters Go TO Pieces III
Fifth Inning and Uncle's
Men Score Five TallieS
MISPLAYS START RALLY
Morning Game Ends in Tie,
the Time Limit Expiring
With Result Undecided
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

.n..-a. -. r..r...n
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Championship stake. first rouhd-Rector beat
Pocatelli 40: Palo Alto beat Belle Free, 81.
Richard Anton beat Fair Tralee, 11-5; McNey
beat Sea Lion. 40.
Secord round - Rector beat Palo Alto. 6-i;
McVey beat Richard Anton. 81
Deciding cOurse-0fcFey beat Rector. 20