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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
New Grounds Opened to Public.

The new baseball grounds at Idora
Park. Oakland. were opened yesterday
morning and nearly 4000 fans were
there 10 see Oakland take a game
from Seattle. Peters men managed
TO bunch their hits on Barber during
the early stages and accumulated five
runs when the seventh had been
played. During the seventh Seattle
began to locate Graham and in a
twinkling four tallies were on the
boards for them. Buchanan was put
in TO finish the game and he managed
10 keep the northerners away from the
rubber. The score.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
NELSON OF OAKLAND
WINS FIRST ROADRACE
Enjoys a Handicap of Three Minutes
-Berryessa of San Jose Makes
Fastest Time.

The first bicycle race Of the season
was held over the Haywards road
course yesterday under the auspices
of the California Associated Cyclers.
1t was a ten-mile handicap and was
won by c. Z. Nelson Of the Oakland
Wheemen, who had a handicap of
three minutes
The fastest time for the race was
made by J. R. Berryessa of San Jose
from the 45-second mark.
The prize-winning riders finished in
the following order: c. E. Nelson,
Oakland Wheelmen, first; A. Trout,
New Century Wheelmen, second; w.
Hampshire, Bay City WheeImen,
third; NJ. Ringrose. California Cycling
Club, fourth; George Fry, Bay City
Wheelmen, fifth.
The time prizes were won in the
following order: j. r. Berryessa.
first; F. H. Mclaughlin, second; r.
Williamson, third.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
OLD TRICK FOOLS IRWIN.
Castro COnceaIs the Ball i'm His Jacket
and Puts Man Out.

FRESNO, April 1.-THE lone and
winning score of Portland to-day
came on three straight hits off Yerkes
in the seventh. Beck got the first and
Shea the second. Then Castro passed
a high fier over third and scored
Beck. Except this one inning, Yerkes
pitched a good game. Druhot sent
them over in great shape. In the
ninth Irwin was on second by virtue
of a two bagger. Castro showed the
ball in his jacket and waited till Irwin
ambled off. Then Castro got him.
Irwin demonstrated with O,Connell
and was fined s.. At the end of the
fifth inning SteeIman was fined IS
and was ordered off the field for hoot-
ing a bad decision. Portland played
better to-day than she has since she
came here. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

by defeating the champions to-day.
Score-Tacoma s. Los Angeles ,. The
game was witnessed by the largest
crowd that ever assembled on the
grounds here, numbering about 1000.
Newton and ST. Vrain were the oppOs-
ing pitchers and both did first-class
work. The champions, however, as
has been the case in all the games
against Tacoma, could not hit the
ball when men were on bases. Twice
in to-day's game a hit of any sort
would have won the game for them,
but il was not forthcoming. There
was a constant series of kicks by
both teams against Umpire Huston's
decisions. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
STAKE VICTORY FOR ouITA.

George Nethercott's fast greyhound
Quita won the open stake at Ingleside
Coursing Park yesterday. beating j.
O'Shea's Young Fearless in the decid-
ing course.
It required two trials to bring the
finals TO a decision, the dogs first
breaking even in points, with a score
of -. After the undecided course
Quita led and beat Young Fearless
handily.
Rector looked a great possibility for
stake honors. but in the second round.
against Crawford Belle, he scared up
an extra hare and came in for a long
course that eventually proved his un-
doing.
Following are the days results, with
Judge Thomas Tierneys official
scores:
CIobefeu Al: Tralee Lass beat Meddleson1e
11-5; Pasha Pleasant beat Thetis. 40: Cosette
T-e AureIia beat Black Coon, 81; Quita beat
Ragtime. I'll; Game Boy beat Firm Fellow.
4-3; Terra Gotta beat Real Duchess. lie;
Prometheus beat Wattles 4-3; Equator beat
Lily York, "A Adonis beat Spotless Beauty.
40 Apple Blossom beat Orsina, rs; Rose Of
Gold beat Krishna rs: IdIeness beat Rolla
81 Loretta a bye: Don Pedro beat Octavius,
12-4; Rector beat Ouida. so; Sea Lion beat
Caucus 60: Young Johnnie Rex beat Balen-
dine 10: Mi Amigo beat High Born. 1910;
Sofala beat Rich Argosy, so: Frisky Boy beat
Toronto 1913. Hermit beat Lucky Shamrock
Al Maid OF the Glen beat Recruit. so; Young
Fearless beat Royal Friend. 80. Silver Cloud
beat Reckless Acrobat. Al; YellowtaiI beat
Belfast 40: Bob beat Northern Alarm ia:
Commercial Traveller beat Vina 10
Second round-Frisky Barbara beat Tralee
Lass 81; Pasha Pleasant beat Cosette TO:
Aurelia beat Luxury 5-3: Quta beat Game
Boy G-5; Prometheus beat Terra Gotta 81;
Equator beat Adonis 12-5: Apple Blossom beat
Rose OF Gold 80: Idleness beat Naughty
Helen. Ie-0 Rector beat Crawford Belle 15-9:
Loretta heat Don Pedro So: Sea Lion beat
Young Johnnie Rex. 80: Sofala a bye; Frisky
Boy beat Hermit, 60; Young Fearless beat
Maid OF the Glen Al: Yellowtail beat Silver
Cloud 5-3; Commercial Traveller beat Bob
r. 6-3.
Third round-Frisky Barbara beat Pasha
Pleasant 40. Quita bye: Prometheus beat
Equator III: Apple Blossom beat Idleness,
9-5. Rector beat Lorette. so; Sea Lion beat
Sofala 5-3: Young Fearless beat F'risky Boz.
6-3; YeIlowtail beat Commercial Traveller 6-3.
Fourth round-Quita beat Frisky Barbara,
4-3: Prometheus beat Apple Blossom 10-7
Young Fearless beat Rector. so; Sea Lion
beat yeIl0wtaiI. 5-2.
Fifth round-Otrta beat Prometheus so;
Young Fearless beat Sea Lion. II.
Deciding course-cuita- beat Young Fear
less Al.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

TRICKED BY A SNEAK THIEF.-Mrs. Nc
Isaac 3Is Monroe street, reported TO the police
yesterday that on Saturday morning young
man, well dressed. called at her house in an
swer to an advertisement Of fat for sale
She showed him into the front pariOr and while
they talking the gas collector called Mrs.
McIsaac left the room to pay the gas bill, and
after the young man had departed she discov-
cred that $50 gold piece had been stolen from
her purse, which lay on sidebosrd.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
SUMMARY.

Errors-Moskiman C3) Hall Ganley. Botti-
ger. Francks- stolen bases-Frisk. Deiehanty
Francks. Home run-Nan Haltrgn. Two-bsse
hlrs-Hau smith Mohler. Sacrifice hits
MChler Smith Hall First base on errors
Oakland. / seattle. 3 First base on called
haIis-Od Mosklman. /. Of Williams ;. Lett
on bases-Oaklsnd. :. Seattle. 3. Struck out
By Mozkimsn 4; hE Williams q. Hit by
pitcher-Snith Frfsk %, Brsshesr. Double
plays-Hsu 70 Brashear. Schsfy 70 Francks 10
Streib -. Wild pitch-Moskiman- Time OF
game-2-0o UmDire-McCsrthy-
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Totals IS 1 5 u IA
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Stolen base-Anderson. Errors-Irwfn Ma
deau. TWo-base hit-Irwin. Sacrifice hffs-
Meany. Massey. Anderson. brennan First
base on errors-San Francisco. 1; Portland
First base called balls-San Francisco
Left on bases-San Francisco 6: Portland :
Struck out-By Yerkes 2: By Druhot s
Double plays-Schmeer to Anderson to Massey
Francis 10 Freeman to Francis TO Steelman
His by pitcher-Irwin. Anderson Time ~
game :3S UmDire-OConnelI
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Smith C2). Ross. Errors
Egan t2). St Nrain t2). Three base hit-Nor-
dyke Two base hit-Newton. Sacrifice hits
Sheehan Flood. Bernard %. First base on
errors-Los Angeles ,. Left on bases-Los
Angeles f. Tacoma g. First base on called
balis-On Newton s. of St Vrain 3. Struck
out-By st. Vrain. }; by Newton .. Double
play-Toman 70 Chase Hit by pitched ball
Hannivan- Time Of game-One hour and fer
ty- five minutes Umpire-Huston
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SUMMARY.

Hits-On Graham. 10: of Buchanan, 2
Stolen bsse-Mohler. Errors-Hau % Frisk
kruger l2) Barber Delehaury. Two-ba hits
Graham. Delehanty. Sacrifice hits-Wilson.
BOetriger. Scha-y- FIRST base err0rs-
Seattle . Oakland 4 First base on called
balls-On Barber ?. of Graham ? Left on
bases-Seattle o. Oakland ). Struck out-By
Barber ,: BY Graham. 4: by buchanan. l. Hit
By pitcher-Smith- Time Of gsme-Two hours
T-r7nfre- mccarthy.
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PROBABLE WINNERS.

First race-PriestIfke, Maud sher-
wood, Monte.
Second race-Oscar TOIle, Judge
NOOrhies. Royal White.
Third race-BOb RagOn, Bill Short.
Pirelia.
Fourth race-GIenrice, IsabeIIita.
Ada y.
FIFTH race - Titus. Shell Mount.
ClSusus.
sixth race-FOrest King. Golden
Light. Rosario.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

Runs AEUCK WITH KNIFE 80 Francis
Hauska was arrested yesterday afternoon for
assault with deadly ueauon- He has been
iivirg with family az 80 Broadway and Il IS
alleged that he went home drunk On Saturday
niEht and raised Miss q. Lara re-
rnonsfrs ted Nrith him and : said he at
tempted 60 cut her with pocket knife.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

The monthly boxing exhibition of the Lincoln
Athletic Club will take place tomorrow even
fne in Mechanics Pavilion annex This show
was advertised for last Friday night; but
owing to a mistake in the permit the exhi-
bition had TO be postponed until tomorrow
ont
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

BOY FRACTURES LEG.-Robert Bailey. a
10 year -old boy residing at I051a Birch avenue
fell from a Hayes-street car yesterday after
noon and sustained a fracture of the left leg
He was treated at the Park Emergency Hospf-
tai by Dr. Bracket. then sent to his home
Bailey says that one OF his companions crowd
ed him on the vehicle.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18

The cradle of the late prince imperial
of France has been offered to the Car
Wavelet museum at Paris.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
FIVE GAMES FOR TACOMA.
Champions Are Unable 10 Hit the Ball
at OppOrfune Times.

LOS ANGELES. April 17.-Tacoma
made it i've out Of six for the series
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NATIONAL LEAGUE TEAMS
PLAY BALD ON SUNDAY
The Brooklyn Nine Defeats Boston
on Its Own Grounds by Top
heavy Score.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK April 1T.-For the first tine
in the history OF the National League a cham
piOnship baseball game between two of its
teams was played on Sunday in Brooklyn The
Brooklyns and Bostous were the contestants.
There more than r. coo people present.
but everything was orderly There TO IN
reference on the part OF the autnorltis.- No
gates, but all persons who passed through the
inner turrstiIss had 70 purchase seorecards
which. according TO their color. admitted the
purchaser 10 the grandstand OF the neld stands
and bIeachers- The local men won easily By
a score OF 70 l. score
Brooklyn u
0'5sGr Bstreries-Jones and Bergen. wills. Fisher
and Moran Umpire-Zimmer.
ST. LOUIS. april 1.-The ST. Louis Ma
Pittsburx- The crowd was a record breaker
the offcial attendance being given al 23.25O
Score:
St Louis ------------.-------
F'fssperf Batteries - Mcfarland and Grady: Lee
ScanIan and Phelps. Umpirs-O'Day-
CINCINNATI. April Il. - The cineinnatis
Bro Brown and. aided by the Chicaso's errors.
gathered in comparatively easy victory.
a decision Attendance. IS 100. score:
Cincinnati -..---.-.......----.--..12 13
chHsas9 Batssries = Harper ana Psit1. Brown and
king
AMERICAN LEAGUE
CHICAGO, April Il - An immense crowd
turned ont 10 see Cleveland shut out Chicago
critical times. while the visitors were able &c
bunch their hits TO advantage Attendance.
1'''''- r H z
Chicago .-.-.-..-.----------...- .
cifSslaHH satte1ies-white and sullivan. F. Donahus
and BemiS.
ST. LOUIS. April 17--The St Louis Ameri-
can League team easily defeated the Detroits
today St0vaI was hit hard Attendance.
R H Z
St Louis Is
Detroit
Batteries-SudhOf and Sugden. Stovan and
Buelow.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
Los ANGELES. April 1T.-Score:
TsrS AuzlIaS- Tacoma

Totals 2s ? 4 - 10 Totals 2s q II
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
Totals = 5 s-2s II

Runs AND Hrrs BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. April Il - An immense crowd
turned ont TO see Cleveland shut out Chicago
to-day TEe locals could not hit DOnahue al
critical times. while the visitors were able &c
bunch their hits TO advantage Attendance.
II. 500. Score.
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First publication July 5. last July u.
Notice to Creditors.

State Of Wisconsin, Comfy Court for Marathon
County.In Probate.
Notice is hereby given that the time up TO
and including the first Tuesday II February
1915, is hereby allowed to creditors o. Thomas
Ryan. deceased. 10 present their claims TO,
elaine so presented. will be examined ana
adjusted at a regular term Of said county court
to be held at the cOurf house n the city ~ "AD-
san, on the first Tuesday Of February, 100
Dated july 2 1894.
By the cOnrt. -
HENRY Miller, County Judge.
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flfSl puDilchllOH Jui9 % idHS huBunt w.
Notice of Foreclosure and Sale.
state Of wisconsin. Circuit Court, Marathon
County.
f. G. Head, Plaintiff
VS..
Catherine Madden, James Madden, An
drew L. Kreutzer and Louis kuder,
Defendants,
Notice is hereby given that pursuant 70 and
by virtue of a judgment of foreclosure and sale
duly rendered in the above entitled action on
the LIST day of July, A. ID. 1903, and docketed III
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court for
Marathon county, on the st day Of July, ID.
1903 f. William k. Chellis, sheriff of Marathon
county will offer for sale and sell al public
auction to the highest bidder on the 18th day OF
August, A. ID 1904, at two o clock in the afternoon
of said day at the west front door of the court
house in the city of Wausau in said county ana
state. the following described premises named
in said Judgment or as much thereof as may be
sufficient 10 raise the amount due TO the plain
tiff for principal and interest and costs includ-
ing the costs of sale, to-wit:
Lot number four (4) in block number four az
of Andrew Warren's Jr. Second addition 10 the
city Of Wausau, Wisconsin, according 70 the re-
corded plat thereof, and all in Marathon comfy,
Wisconsin.
Dated at Wausau, Wisconsin, Jnly2, A. ID 1904.
WILLIAM X. CHELLfs.
Sheriff Of Marathon county, Wis.
Brown. PRADT & GgERICH.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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First publication July 5. last Aug. l6.
Notice of Foreclosure Sale.
state of Wisconsin, Marathon County, In Cir
John Jungman,

John Jungman, fiainun,
Alfred johnson, Myrtle Johnson, his
wife John ID Graves, Henriette A.
Peterson. and ID. A. Peterson, her hus-
band, Defendants
Notice is hereby given that by virtue and in
pursuance Of a judgment of foreclosure and
sale rendered in the above entitled action at
general term of the circuit court of said Mara
thon county, on the 30th day Of June. 1853. and
entered and dockefed on the same day. In
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The west front door Of the court house, in the
eitv Of Wausau county of Marathon, and state Of
wisconsin on the END day Of August, 1894. az
? O'Clock IN the afternoon Of said day, the fol-
lowing described real estate and premises.
under ans-by said judgment of foreclosure and
sale directed 20 be Sold to-wit. The south one
half g ~ Of the southwest fractional quarter
Is " r. - Of section 80 eigL9een tlsl IN
township 40. twenty six 49, north, Of range No
two t2l east. in the county Of Marathon and
s4ate OF Wisconsin. and containing 81 acres OF
land more or less. according 70 government
survey.
Dated. Wausau, Wis. July lst, 1908.
VILLAS X. CHKLIfs.
sheriff Of Marathon CO.i Wis.
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Probate Notice.

State of Wisconsin, County Court for Marathon
County In Probate.
Notice is sreby given that at the special term
of the county court to be held in and for said
county, at the court house in the city Of Wan
sau. IN said county, on the third Tuesday, (being
a. M the following matter will be heard and
considered:
The application of Clara Tisch to admit to
probate the last will and testament of Augusta
risch late of the city of Wansau, in said county,
deceased and for letters testamentary thereon
20 be Issued to Clara Tisch. of Wausau, Wiscon-
sin.
Dated June 9th, 1904.
BY order oi the cOnrt,
HENRY MILLER, County Judge.
CARL II. MUELLER, Attorney.
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