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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

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made, bitabs es BOT bod uff bic Sanb
gelege, baB ih { suHe Smprei9en on
lie gema9t ben. Der Mifter MShr
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briptper gema4t. Gr bot gefagt, i6
iout bod emol gu fe fpre9e. @en, i9
ben f4on E paar 8ier9er in mid ae<
babt I'm DO ben i4 genug HDbrf uffs
pide tonne. nit fe gu fprede. Wie fe
mid en- frif9e S9ubper gebra6t bot,
ba bsn i4 sefast. rSreilein9e, i9
benfe Sic slei9e mid, bifabsSie guide
INNER gu MIDI" DO bot Re sefast:
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elm; mann sic en- Gfel ansude, bann
meint bas bod nit. bab sic ben GieI
slei&e, bubt'sg Sd ben Sbns nur
ansssudt, bitahs Sbne Sbr Gebs sudt
fdmmiaier gu midi, atptper i9 fann
Shine nit plebfe." Wie is benin Sbne
Sbre 9ame. ben ia ssfrast. 90 bot
fe gefagt, fe bebt uff ben Same 8erz
fpel4e bore, I'm fe pGr E Meen5erin,
mo ibr 8ruber Bel bic a9taissr itebn
bebt. Sd ben sefast. i9 pGr'n in
metne junse Sabre f9on oft in Meen5
sepefe, atptper i9 bGtt ME nit bas
Wersnieee sebabt, tie ober ibren 6errn
8ruber bnrt gu miste. 30 bot fe ges
fast: n9en sic nit in @ppeI Sad gez
pobnt9" v&orreft, ben i6 aeiqot, ih
letpe ieBt mod bort" lin Shine Sbrn
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mas es is." ben t6 sefust. n@en, DO
lin i9 alfp bod nit mibtebtsn espsIe,
bot ie sefast. Sd ben Dor ebaut bier
Sabr aurid empl Bel ben Miiter
8albrian eebient; atptper bic MiFus
8albrian is tf9eaus an mid getpeie
IN bot mid sefeiert, bifor bab mel
eri9te WOd INNER setpeIe Is. Dis
MiHus bot midi met Webtf9es nit
geppe IN DO BEN sic pittie on mid
senomms IN BEN mid { flint 0a6ler
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gsast bot, is Re MIDI INN ben Gals
gefale I'm bot mid en- &ib ssppe..
SD i'm 10 sef4tebrt sepefe, bab i4
tein Mubf ben made tonne, fonit pdr
i9 f4ubr senus aussebddt. Die
S9entelmdnner ben al gelu9t IN Der
Miiter Mebr bot AUDI fei Meil9e bins
gebalte IN bot edspedtet. bab aud
ebbes for tbn abfule bebt. Sas 8Gr=
tpel9e bpt atpper Bel ibn bic 2ein eez
5ose. Sp. iebt mare mer reftig. bic
perf9iebene S9obs einaunemme IN in
'mein nddfte grief triese sc en- &ies
port babon.
Mit aIerbanb Hiesarbs
Subrs Srulie,
Meit 9aberfad,
Gsftpeier I'm S6eriff bon Ipple SAD
9olie Serrer Gauntie.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
@en,, man amstpeneie Ierttt. /.

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bor tpenisen Sabren 9ofratb BON 8ra=
9eut iiber Statiftit unb RatipnalDfoz
npmie, elm alter, liebenspiirbieer 5err,
Der nur unter elmer fleinen S9nG9e
lit @r mar febr itpla auf feline Sitel
unb berfdumte ME, Bel ieinen 8orlez
fungen feline Werfe unter boiler Wie>
bersabe feiner idmmtli9en Sitel an<
aufiibrer. co pflegte er unter Mnbe>
rem Elm gepifes &apitel ME anbers
als nit benWorten gu f9lieben:r ueber
biefen She'll Der acknowledgements
eibt es nur elm Werf, unb bas lit BON
@abrisl Sitter BON 8ra9eai, t. unb
t.. 6ofratb unb l1niberiitGts profeiz
for meiner Wenisfeit."
Stun fiiete es ii6, bab unter feinen
9Drern ii9 emit elm Stubent befanb,
Der Bel iebr f9pader 8egabuna ii9
bur9 serabeau uneebeuerli9en SleiB
aus5ei6nete. gr mar Der ri9tise
8iiffler, pie er i'm 9u9e itebt. Sii9>
tiger S%tenpgrapb, nabm sr fdmmtli6e
@ortrGse portpOrtli9 auf unb lernte
fie banr ebenfo tportpOrtli9 austpen<
big. Nun fiiete es Der 3ufan, baB bic
Ter 9Orer beim @ramen bon 8ra9eni
serabe bas pbenerpdbnte &apitel als
Trage erbielt. @r f9nurrte fein Sbe=
ma berrnter unb f9lob f%Olsenberma@
ZEN: rl1eber biefen She'll Der Natio<
nalOfpnpmie eibt es nur elm Wert,
unb bas lit bon Gabriel Sitter bon
8ra6eQi, t. unb t. 9ofratb unb Unit
periitdtsprpfefor - Sbrer Wentss
feit."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
0rie2if@er Warmor.

Oie tpunberbaren Marmprbriide,
bic emit bas Waterial au 10 bielen
M%eiiterperfen Der grie9if9en Bib
bauerfunit unb Nr6iteftur aeliefert
baben, bic Warmorbrii9e BON paros,
bonn petelifon, bon Mntiparps, beren
Hamen 10 biek flafif9e @rinnerungen
in uns berporrufen, tperben heute mebr
als ie ausgebeutet; tie finb es, bic nod
in Der 9esenfpart einen Der piftigz
fen Musfubrartifel @rie9enlanbs lie
fern. Cine enslif9e 9efelf6aft beu=
tet bic meiften bieier ~beriibmten Stein>
Bride in Haros, in parps unb an=
berspo aAs unb brinst ben ausges
sei4neten peiben 8ilbbauermarmor
iiberau bin in ben 9anbel. SIM 2aufs
zines ein5iyen Sabres p~erfenbet Il.
ntdt tpeniser als 100000 Biz l.
100000 gubifmeter 8tlbbauermarz
NOR, unb baau fommen nod bic ges
tp0bnli9eren Marmorarten, bic gum
8au Der SGuier i'm mobernen 9ries
9enlanb bienen. Die @eIammtauss
beute bat i'm Sabre 1908 100000
gubttmeter iiberfGritten; bon bieier
tommen 100000 aGein bonn 8ergs
pentslifpn. Ger Marmor, ben bieIe,
lebtere liefe> sebt fat uusf9lieBlif
nad Seutf9lanb iiber 9amburg
tpGbrenb na9 Sranfrei6 taum $4,000
gubitmeter bon Sinps fommen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
Ste fiimfte Sofe.

Sin alter General, Der in Der Mrmee
bur9 feline absetrasenen llniformsn
befannt mar, bate ii9 5urllnterri9ts>
beii9tiguns Der &efruten eingefunoen.
gr liebte es, ielbt einise 5rasen an
bic 2eute gu ridten.
rMein SObn", besann er gu einem
poblsenGbrten SproHen Der Marf,
nbei9reibsn sic mir NAL bic unis
form zines Generals"
Der Beirut i6psigt.
Stun, mein Sobn, feien sic ni6t
dngftli9. Seben sic NAL, sic mill
len oben ober unten anfaneen, bann
bersehen sic ni9ts. Ga? Was babe
i9 benin gum 8siipiel fir SOien an?A
Der Beirut pirft flii9tis einen
8ltd barauf, unb pie cine @rleu9s
tung eebt es iiber fem breites 9eIi6t:
nOie = bic FINITE 9oie, @uer grs
cellen5!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01
Gin SerItner itmsmassef6i6tHem

Die Srau profefor fast gum llmz
augsmann: rYeionoers forsiam be-
banbeln sic, bite, bieie apei Bitten.
Der @enustopf tommt audi in Der
neren Wobnuns in bic Tsniternii9e
unb Der Sotrates iber meinen
S6reibtif9." Oarauf sebt Die Dame
in Die neue Wobnuns poraus. BORT
eri6eint fpdter Der l1maussmailn unb
brebt perlesen bic Mibe: mSnGb'ge
Srau, nit ben 8enus bat es jan5 jit
%ieiangen, feben sc, er fommt ihpn be
Sreppe ruff! 4ber mas Der dliere 9err
mar, Der is meinen WiIem cen fleen
bib4en aussei9liObert unb MI bamz
meln i'm fp'n paar &riemel6en or be
Hafe. Iber mein Winem is ilei9 NIT
rum na9'n Stuffat0r, bat bert an
iipIen tbut." = Der Srau profeHor
abnte ni9ts gutss. 1a9 apei Sussn
erfdeint Wiuem nit Sofrates i'm
qrm; Der bat cine sarS unmOsli9e
f9Dne grade Nafe i'm @eiiht, beinabe
Der Der 8enus dbnlid. nOas sebt
ni9t." fast Die Grau profefor trauz
rig, nbie Raie lit ia pDGis undbnli4;
10 mag ih bic 9iifte gar nidt aniez
ben. Oarauf Wilem: rgntfdulz
biien Se bod mdn iitisit! Wir baben
uns ba jar nifdt Bel iebadt. Sd
tpubte bod MIDI, bat sic ben 9errn iez
tannt baben, mir bahten, bab er blob
aus'n 2absn pGre! Nu Is ct mobl jar
S9nieierpapaGen!9"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

8ubesbeim. Der asbnidbris.
Sobn bes. 4rbeiters Ssinri9 Sors
nuns purbs pom 8liB eridlasen. Die
gbsfrau &ib, in beren @ohnuns fi9
Der feline 9prnuns seflii9tet bate,
puroe betdubt.
SD4f /. 8. Sberlebrer Wolf
bon bier blidt in bieiem Sabre auf
cine 5~0iGhrise Sbdtigfeit i'm Oisnit
Der SduIe suriid. 2lus biefsm MnIaB
purbe benz greiien Subilare bon Seis
ten Der MISREPRESENTATION Su gr>
bad bic bon benz @robberaos perlies
bene &rone gum Silbernen &reu5 bes
8erbienftorbens pbilipps bes @robs
miit6isen feierli9t iiberreidt.
M m B d. Oas brei Sabre alte
2inb bes 2anbipirt6es &obI tranf,
ndbrenb bic gltsru auf benz 5elbe
parerl Rupferpitriol unb erlitt baz
hurd innere @erlebunsen. @s tpurbe
bon Nadbarn fofort in bic SUPPER
bers'f9e &linit sebra9t. pofelbit es
balb barauf perfdisben lift.
Nieber 81 m It a b I. 9ier err
eignete iih elm bebauerlther l1ngliids>
faa. Der 2anbpirtb Wilbelm @eibel
polte 9eu pom 9euboben holen, glitt
aus, ftiir5te unb brad bas @enid~
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

-Heinfall. Gelbpebel: Menf9,
pummelfnppp, sic baben ia men
Sang pie n Gorilla! Wds mar benin
BLOB Sbr @ater2 Solbat: 6slbpebel.
= @eiter Slid. 8eiuf: Ou
bift 10 reid bef9enft porben unb
ipeinft9 Der feline gmil: Sd pente
an bic S9ldse, bic i9 fir's 4aputz
MAIDEN frieee.
= MiBperi It anben. Sinh
sic eissntli9 cine 5reunoin Don
2anbpartien, 5rdulsin @lieg"
vMu9 bas, penn er Hittersutsbefissr
unb &eierpeoffisier it,"
= Srpnif9. Sunger Si6ter:
Was fagen sic 81 msinen poetiiGen
@erfen, 5rGuleina Dame: SD slau=
be, bab iie seIeien uerben, fpenn fem
Meni1 mebr etpas bon Sdiaer unb
goetbe ipeib.
-DoppeIfinnis: 5rembsr:
.Wobnen bier bic Profen oren uno
G~tubenten in einem beftimmtenS taDts
pisrtel?" ginb.imiiGer: Die Stu,
benten pobl; aber bic profehoren iiro
in Der sansen Stubt seritrsut!'
-worfidi ssbOtsn! ST.:
uMlts, iebt pirft Su Did tiinftig mir
oeaenaber m bib4en befsr auffuhren
Oo31.r rnS,r neuer 2tmuerherr
mar. tpie er mir eben sefagt bat. fruher
arisssberidterfotter.'
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

Der sr6Bere @anner.
rWenn gu peibt. tper Dir Dein
pferb geitoblen bat, tparum aeigft Ou
ibn ba niht an2" = SD mart erf,
Bis er Is bat neu bei4lasen lahen.A
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-11-01

&iegt Gmer Sro1.
Sas groo pel9es bon Solepb
Sassart sebaden 1T, sibt Sbnen beibes,
Quaitiat uno Sepi9t.

Sraseu sic SIREN ISroeer baflr.
@benfO fur SOiepb S~assart's Butter
Graders.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
ENNIS CRACKS RESUME
PRACTICE ON THE COURTS
Interesting Matches In Singles and
Doubles Are Played at the
California Club.

OdllOr0ld OluD.
AS usual after the July tournament
the tennis courts have been practically
deserted all week. Many of the cracks,
however, commenced practice. yester-
mand until after the coast champion
ship events in September.
On the California Club courts there
were some interesting matches in both
singles and doubles. DR.. Harold Hill
and Herbert Long put up the best ex-
hibition in singles. The doctor has al
ways been considered more of Il star in
the double courts than in singles. but
he has been coming to the front of late
and rarely loses a singles match. He
played a clever game against Long and
won two sets out Of three. The score
is a peculiar one, as each beat the
other a 81 set. Hill took the third
without losing game.
Sidney Salisbury and Harry Rolfe
played a fast doubles match with Ray
Cornell and Herbert Long. When dark
ness set in the score stood two sets to
to one and SIS in favor of Salisbury
and Rolfe.
H. Long and Rolfe played a close
set with DR.. Hill and Charles Kuehn.
Kuehn, although a class below the
other three, played a good game and
supported Hill well. Rolfe and Long
won after sixteen games had been
played
Melville Long and Robert Drolla
played the longest and closest match
Of the day. After losing the first two
sets by a score of rs, Drolla pulled out
the next three. The third set was 12-10
and was the closest of the day
The public courts at the park were in
great demand and as usual there was
large waiting list. The feature was
a round robin in which three crack
teams figured. The contestants were
r. n. Whitney and A. H. Brabant
Clarence Griffin and Carl Gardner and
Ed Finneg-a and Charles Foley. Each
team won one match and lost two,
making the affair a tie all around.
In the first match, all of which were
one-set affairs, Whitney and Brabant
beat Finnegan and Foley, Ga Foley
and Finnegan in turn beat Gardner and
Griffin, 6-2. In the third match Griffin
and Gardner, to the surprise of all, beat
Whitney and Brabant, 60.
One Of the best sets in mixed doubles
ever seen at The park was played in the
afternoon. Miss NJ. Wooster and CIar-
ence Griffin beat Miss S. Fuchs and
Charles Foley, 1911. Miss Wooster is
a novice at the game but showed con-
siderable skill. She is a left-handed
player and with practice will become
quite an expert.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
SCOTTISH BOWLERS MEET
IN TOURNAMENT MATCHES
Eaton Defeats McNair and DIR. Ham,
ilton Defeats Craig on the
Park Green

Two matches in the singles Scottish
bowling tournament were played on the
green at the park yesterday. The first
match was that between w. r. Eaton
and r. McNair. The latter did not dc
as we'll as was expected, getting only
13 points to his opponents 21. The other
tournament game resulted in a rather
easy victory for DR.. Hamilton over A.
Craig. The score was 81 to 8.
Many interesting practice games were
played. Judge Lucien Shaw has become
a devotee of the game, and although
but beginner is by no means out
classed by the experts. In a four-han
ed game he easily held up his end.
The scores follow: Y. c. Lawson and
]. c. Moffatt beat Dr. Hamilton and
A. A. McVicar, 21 to 20; j. McLachlan
beat M. L. Grove. q to II; H. L. Tick
ner and A. Craig tied J. c. Moffatt and
E. c. Medeau, q to II and IA to q: ].
c. Moffatt beat Y. c. Lawson, 81 to 19;
Joseph Gray and J. NJ. Duncan beat ].
T. Dare and G. c. Patterson. 81 to 16
S. Irving and John Reid beat William
Watson and Judge L. Shaw, 21 to IL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
COURSES.

The race was under the manage
ment of the regatta committees Of the
two clubs, the representatives Of the
San Francisco Yacht Club being DR..
T. L. Hill, Roy C. Ward and c. M.
Gum and those of the Corinthian
Yacht Club being T. J. kavanagh,
James K. Bulger and Alex j. Young.
The referee was Allen NJ. Clay OF the
Corinthian Yacht Club. The commit
tees and about 800 spectators wit
messed the race from the steamer Res
olute. Everything passed off without
a hitch, the general expression of
opinion being that no better sailed,
better managed nor more interesting
yacht race had ever been seen on the
bay.
The winning sloop Corinthian was
designed by Burgess & Packard of
Boston and was built by Frank Stone
of this city. She is a shallow craft of
the scow type, Sc feet 6 inches over
all, "a feet on the water line. with IA
feet beam and a draft of feet. She
has a centerboard with a drop of s
feet. w. G. Morrow's Challenger is
a fin keel sloop designed by B. B.
Crowninshield of Boston and built in
this city by Twigg & Sons. She is AZ
feet over all, "a feet on the water
line. with a beam of feet and draft
of feet. She carries 964 square feet
of canvas.
The winning boat was sailed by
Frank Stone, her crew being Commo-
dore T. Jennings, Vice Commodore ].
c. Brickell, Douglas Erskine, Neill
Mclean, J. Short and F. e. Schober.
The Challenger was sailed by Com
modore w. G. Morrow, her crew being
ex-Commodore r. S. Bridgman, Har-
ry Helen, Hillyer Deuprey, J. c. Cocks
erill, W. w. Farrar and w. w. Haley.
Most Of the race was sailed on an
ebb tide, but the finish was on a flood
tide, it being low water at 1852 p. m.
at Fort Point. The supporters of the
thought that a heavier
wind and rougher sea would have
been more favorable to her. This
opinion was strengthened by the fact
that on the second beat out to Pre-
sidio Shoal buoy, when the breeze was
strongest and the water toughest, she
gained 46 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
UMPIRE BROWN
IN DISFAVOR
Spectators on the Portland
Grounds Think Home Men
Are Not Treated Fairly
MISSILES ARE THROWN
Special Dispatch to The Call.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PORTLAND, Or, July 9.-Such a
roast as Umpire Tom Brown received
from the fans this afternoon was
caution. Language proved insufficient
for some of them, and empty pop bot
ties flew about like shells at be-
leaguered Port Arthur. A wild-eyed
aggregation gathered about him at the
close of the game and told Brown he
was all sorts of a robber and thief
lie Butler was given all he wanted
in the first inning. He hit Toman and
two singles and a double followed. The
umpire seemed to guard the Loo-Loo
interests with jealous eye and pre-
vented the Portlands overcoming the
lead. Iberg succeeded Butler and
pitched a steady. effective game. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
CLEVER TRIALS
OF CREYHOUNDS
Weather Conditions Suit
Both HareS and Dogs and
Some Good Races Result
LUCY GLITTERS SCORES

The weather conditions seemed 70
suit both the hares and the grey
hounds yesterday at Ingleside Cours-
ing Park. The majority OF the trials
were good ones, many OF them lasting
more than one minute.
The bettors were out Of line in sew
eraI instances. Mark Twain. the to
choice over Lucy Glitters, finished
up on the losing end OF 10 to z
score. Lady Menlo, which was a 1
70 choice over MonbeIls. was shut
out pointless. Van Alba beat Maid
Of the Glen at 4 TO /; Doreen beat
May Tunnison, and LILY Wright beat
Little PIunger at 3 to /.
The dogs which are expected to run
well into the money to-day are Pasha
Pleasant, Golden Fortune and the
winner Of the Ragged Actor-Golden
Feather course. Golden Fortune is an
up country dog by Fortune Favente-
Golden Russet. He made a good i'm
preston yesterday.
J. n. CarrolTs two puppies, Frank
c and Bright Columbia. were beaten,
but not disgraced. The former showed
a good turn Of speed in trial with
DonnybroOk.
The days results with Judge John
Grace's official scores follow:
Open stake-Balendine beat Peter Mcintyre.
IS; Tobasco Bob beat The Fiddler, los;
Young Mountain Belle beat Belveoere, S-2i
Real Duchess beat Big klamath. HI; Young
Johnnie Rex beat Idaho Boy. 100; Icellus beat
Young Nollie r, 22-S; Gunfre beat Piker. pa:
Pasha Pleasant beat Red Brick, 1913: Monbells
81: Eagle Bird beat Miss Florence, e-5; Boots
beat Prairie Maid, 1913: Trixy beat Young
Tommy r, 11-6; Reta beat Frisl1y Barbara,
81; Belfast beat Shadow, 6-l; Master Rocket
beat Agitator. 1S-2; Eagle beat Hot Patti, 20;
Rich Array beat Slim Jim. 100; Doreen beat
May TunhisOn, 12-S; Lily Wright beat Little
Future so; Magic stun beat Master Washing
ton. 10-1s Young Kerry Pippin beat Proper.
81: Frisky Boy beat Smiler. 40; Queen OF
Victory beat Bright Fortune, 11-9; Donnybrook
heat Frank C. l3-7: Lucy Gltters beat Mark
Twain. 10-7: Runaway Actress beat Topsy
Turvy 6-3; Miss Brummel beat Flora Temple,
so; Forest Fire beat Lord Granard, 81; Cal
liant Glancer beat Little klamath, S-6; I'M
perious beat Bright Columbia, 81; Lady Rus
sell beat Nordica. 5-4; Rolling Boer bye,
Jack Short withdrawn; Van Alba beat Maid
of the Glen. ~; Old Ironsides beat Manru.
T-1- Ragged Actor beat Don Pedro, 14-6;
Golden Feather beat Free Costa, 14-5; Wedge
wood beat Sir Thomas. 81; Jessie Dear beat
Chips. &c. Aggie " beat Tom Hurlick I'd;
Red Rock beat Annie Ryne. 1913; Pepper Jack
beat Her Boy, 81; Lucky Shamrock beat Cas-
sic " SO: Prometheus beat Ready Address,
"a. White Stockings beat Quida. PIP: Golden
Light beat Gold Lily (nO score given); Humbug
leat Commercial Traveller So; Golden Garter
heat Fannie Hughie, -; Princess Savoy beat
C0l0red Lady. 10-s: Daisy D beat Daylight,
5-1- Golden Fortune beat Cluster, so; Fenii
beat Rey Dare, 12-4: Haddington beat Royal
Spirit, 1o-7; Sofala beat Spring Heel, 1912.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
TACOMA WASTES CHANCES.
Is Unable to Score Up Hits When
They Mean Runs.

TACOMA, July 9.-Tacoma had
chance after chance to win to-day's
game, but could not find Whalen when
hits were needed to bring in runs.
Doyle's scratch three Dagger and
Sheehan's single brought in the Tigers
only score. Errors of judgment by
Tacoma helped San Francisco to its
hrst run. base on balls gave them
a start for their second and clean hit
ting gave them their third. The game
was devoid of sensational features
other than three fast double plays,
two of which pulled San Francisco
out of bad holes The score.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
Golf Contest Results in Tie.

SAN RAFAEL, July "A large
crowd of golfers assembled at the
Happy Valley links of the San Rafael
Golf Club to-day to witness the Scotch
foursomes played over eighteen holes.
The day was an ideal one for the con-
test. A. S. Lilly and w. j. Casey
PLAYED against r. B. Hellman and F.
H. Beaver.
The game resulted in a tie, each
team making net score Of 1877. The
tie will be played off next Saturday
and the lucky winners will each re-
ceive a handsome silver cup, present
ed by c. A. Belden.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
SOOP CORNTHAN PROVES VICTORIOUS IN THE CHALLENGE COP AC
DEFEATS YACHT CHALLENGER
BY NARROWEST OF MARGINS
Contest Pronounced Best Sailed, Best Managed
and Most Interesting Ever Seen on This Bay.
Winner Has but Forty-One Seconds Leeway

In splendid race sailed on the
bay yesterday the sloop Corinthian,
challenger for the San Francisco per-
petual challenge cup, the blue ribbon
Of Pacific Coast Yachting, defeated
the sloop Challenger by the narrow
margin of forty one seconds. Only one
race for the trophy has been closer.
In 1901 the Corinthian sloop Presto
beat the Vallejo sloop Helen by forty
seconds. The breeze was only mod
erately strong, though it freshened
somewhat toward the close of the race.
The water was smooth.
At 1925 p. m. the preparatory sig
nal was given from the judges boat
and at 1880 p. m. the starting signal,
the yachts being allowed two minutes
within which to cross the line without
penalty. The yachts had been
maneuvering off the Powell-street
wharf for nearly an hour and at
12:S1:14 p. m. Frank Stone sent the
Corinthian across the line. w. G..
Morrow's sloep Challenger followed at
12:31:4s p. m, or thirty-five seconds
later. On the broad reach to the stake
boat Presto. anchored three miles due
north from Pewell-street wharf and off
Point Blunt. Angel Island, the Corin-
THAN gained one minute seven seconds,
rounding the mark at 12:52:4S D. m,
while the Challenger rounded at
12:54:25 p. m.
CnDrNrrrrrTaN DOr-N-rDc esrUarr
The second leg of the course was
a beat out to Preside ShoaI buoy,
which the Corinthian rounded at
1:41:2S .. m. and the Challenger at
1:43:52 p. m. On this leg the Corin-
THAN gained forty-two seconds. The
stakeboat Surprise, anchored over the
site of Blossom Rock. was rounded by
the Corinthian at 2:05:5S p. m, the
Challenger rounding the mark at
2:o9:01 p. m. The Corinthian gained
thirty-nine seconds on the run. On the
second beat out the Corinthian round
ed Preside Shoal buoy at 2:3S:31
p. m. and the Challenger at 2:40:4s
p. m. On this leg the Challenger gain
ed forty-six seconds. On the run home
the Corinthian crossed the finishing
line at 2:55:43 p. m. and the Chal-
lenger at 2:59:o3. On this leg the
Challenger lost one minute three Sec
onds.
The elapsed time of the Corinthian
over the whole course was hours "a
minutes % seconds, and of the ChaI-
lenger 2 hours 81 minutes 4 seconds.
AS the Corinthian, the racing length of
which is 2s.91 feet, as given in the let
ter Of challenge, gave an allowance of
minutes seconds to the Challenger,
the racing length of which is $3.50
feet, the corrected time of the Chal-
lenger for the whole course was
hours 25 minutes 10 seconds. The
Corinthian won by forty-one seconds,
corrected time.
The comparative times for each leg
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SCHMIDT AN ENIGMA.
Seattle Batsmen Are Unable to Locate
His Puzzling Curves.

SEATTLE, July 9.-It was easy
sailing for Oakland to-day. Owing to
Francks being out of the game with
a broken finger, Lohman played
three pitchers-Graham, Moskiman
and Schmidt Before the lineup was
finally settled Moskiman had tried
three positions, Streib two and Schlaf-
ley two.
Schlafiey's hit with the bases full
was the star feature of the game He
made three bases without effort, but
in trying for a home run was caught
at the plate. The score:
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SUMMARY

Errors-Mohler 49, Williams a.. Ganley,
Graham, Schlafley, Moskiman, Schmidt. Earned
runs-Oakland &. Two-base hits-R Hall
Streib Kruger. Three-base hits-Ganlev
DevereauX. Scha1ey. Sacrifice hits-Craham
Schmidt. Stolen bases-Blankenship, Kruger
Bases on balls-On C. Hall 3. off Schmidt 4.
Struck out-By c. Hall 9 by Schmidt 8
Double plays-R. Hall to Blankenship Van
Haltren to Blankenship Time of garne-One
nell -
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-10
Benefit Baseball Game.

the family of the late Musician A.
Ames will be played this afternoon at
Recreation Park, commencing at 2:30
O'Clock. The opposing teams will be
Company G of the National Guard and
the Sullivan Stars.