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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The Commuters can point with
pride to yesterday, the day Of days at
Recreation Park. They won a game
and from the Seals at that. It was a
close boy, but a victory nevertheless
Graham all but tossed 1t away In the
ninth spasm, but he got good at the
last moment and the Commuters were
there. Score, Oakland, s.; San Fran
cisco 4.
Not hit did the victors make in
any inning save the seventh, when
they swung safely on Mr.. Barber six
times. These six hits produced five
runs and broke up the game. Dun
leavy started the rally with a two
Dagger against the center field fence.
Then every one on the team with the
exception of Schlafey, Devereaux and
Francks took a crack at the ball and
the runs kept pouring in till Francks
hit to Anderson and doubled UP Mos
kiman at second base. But for that
they might have been still making
runs.
The Seals could not hit Graham.
but he was wild and his support was
something awful. He contributed
three errors and they all counted in
the run getting In the ninth Graham
walked Gochnauer and Van Buren,
but Hildebrand flew out to Moskiman
and ended the game.
Artie Kruger, Oakland's center
fielder, suddenly decided he would
quit the sunny State of California
and packed up his baggage yesterday
before the game started and made a
hasty getaway. The season will close
this afternoon. The score:
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SENSATIONAL FINISHES MARK
THE SAN rHATEO PONY RACES

in the race at three and half furlongs,
and was barely beaten nose at the
wire by Frank Skinner on Mr.. Spreck-
els Brown Peggy.
Frank Skinner landed Rudolph Spreck-
els Honoma a clever winner of the last
race on the card, at five furlongs. Char
ley Dunphy was the first away on w.
S. Hobart's Little Egypt. He rated his
mount cleverly to the head of the
stretch, where Honoma challenged. The
latter had all the speed and won going
away. The summary:
Three sixteenths mile
W. S. Hobarts Winnabelle (E. J. Coleman). 1
Rudolph Spreckels' Pat IF. skinner ........2 2
w. f. Pedey's Queen Rucker (F ID. Hudson) 3
Time 1919 seconds.
Three eighths mile
Rudolph Spreclels' Don Or. NJ. Tobin). 1
Rudolph Spreckels' Althomer &C. Dunphy). 2
Frank SINNERS Lady Gay IF. Skinner) -. 8
Time 39h seconds.
One quarter mile
w. s. Hobart's Silver Dick (E. ]. Coleman). 1
Rudolph Spreckels' Hopeful Of. Skinner) -. 2
W. F. Pedey's Carlotta IF. d. Hudson) go. 8
Time 25% seconds.
Rudolph Spreckels' Lotrix Of. skinner 49, Il
Rudolph Spreckels' Cacahaute Of. ID. Hudson) 2
C. w. C1ark's Bas Blancs &C. Dunphy). 3
Time 1:52as.
Three hundred yards:
W. z. Pedleys Queen Rucker F.D .Hudson). 1
c. w. Clarks CakewaIk &C. Dunphy) -. 2
Time-17A seconds.
Three and half furlongs:
Rudolph Spreckels' Brown Peggy Of Skinnr) 1
Rudolph Spreckels Althomer &C. Dunphy). 2
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Wagner. splendidly ridden by Hide
brand, took the fifth, leading all the
way and beating Ellie a short length,
with Cincinnatus, the odds-on favorite,
third. The last race was the most ex-
citing Of the day, Buglehorn, Emperor
Of India and Tendercrest finishing in a
bunch in the order named. Durbar was
a heavily played favorite, but ran a
disappointing race. Results:
First race, three-year-o and up
ward, six furlongs-El Verraco, 100
I'll Smith), 5 to 1, won; Potrero
Grande, 104 Lawrence), to 5, Sec
ord; Evermore, LOG (Hildebrand), Z
TO /, third. Time, 1:15H. Lady Rice,
Catalina, Frierline and Ericula also
ran.
Second race. two-years-old and up
ward, Slauson course-Gold Rose, go
(Miller), to 2, won; Mad Mullah,
10s (TruebeD. to 2. second; Tramo-
tor, s5 (Hildebrand), to 1, third.
Time. 1903. Homebred, Tyrolean and
Los Angeleno also ran.
Third race, three-year-olds and up
ward. six furlongs, selling-Dollie
Weithoff. 1o9 (Kent), to 1, won;
Golden Light, 10 CHildebrand), to
3, second; Sceptre. los (Washington)
to 2, third. Time, 1:15A Anirad,
Miss Provo and Lanark also ran.
Fourth race, two-year-olds, five and
half furlongs-R. L. Johnston, 112
Q-awrence), to 2, won; Schoolcraft,
ll0 (Hildebrand). to 10, second
Girdlestone, 112 (Booker), to 1,
third. Time, 1:0S11. Mary's Gallant,
Lady Kispar and Manera also ran.
Fifth race, three-year-olds and up
ward, selling, one and an eighth miles
Hans Wagner, los (Hildebrand), 8
TO 1, won; Ellie. 101 CKent), to 1,
second; Cincinnatus, 100 Oawrence)
to 2, third Time, 1:55. Handley
Cross and Mckee also ran.
Sixth race, three-year-olds and up
ward, seven furlongs-Buglehorn los
(Booker), 10 to l, won; Emperor of
India, los (TruebeD. 2 to 1, second
Tender Crest. 96 (Bock). Is to 1,
third. Time. 1.2sA. North Pole and
Durbar also ran.
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Association Football Matches.

Out of respect for the memory of
Edward Morgan, who was a director
of the Occidental Athletic Club of this
city and a member of the clubs as
sociation football team last season, the
match that was to have been played
to-day between the Occidental and
Vampire elevens has been postponed.
The Vampire eleven will play a
practice match on the ground at
Webster street. Alameda, against the
Eagle team. The ball will be kicked
off at $3.50 p. pn. The match between
the Albion Rovers and Pickwicks for
the championship of the California
Association Football League will take
place at Freeman's Park, Golden Gate.
beginning at 2:30 D. M
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BUGLEHORN AN ASCOT WINNER

Los ANGELES. Nov. 2s.-The sur
prise Of the day came in the last race
al Ascot to-day, Buglehorn. well rid
den by Booker, winning in an exciting
finish from Emperor Of India, with
Tendercrest third. Buglehorn was 10
TO 1 in the books and was literally
played. Not single favorite won. but
second choices We're successful In three
events.
The first race, over the Siauson
course. went TO Gold Rose in easy fash
ion. Mad Mullah finished second and
Tramotor. the lot favorite, third Dolly
Weithoff was the best in the third and
won easily after running the others of
their feet. Golden Light. the favorite,
got the place, and Sceptre the show
money.
r. L Johnston beat SchoOlcraft, the
favorite, In the fourth. in a drive,
Girdlestone getting the show. Hans
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BRAVES FIGHT
ON GRIDIRON
Carlisle Indians Finally
Wear Down the Sprightly
Men From Haskell School
OPEN Up WITH A RUSH
Westerners Kick Goal From
Field in Three Minutes,
but Fail to Stand the Pace

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 26.-After three
and half minutes play, during which
the Haskell Indians fairly ran the Car
Isle braves of their feet and p.
Hauser, HaskelIs right end. kicked a
field goal from the eighteen-yard line.
the vaunted speed OF the Western In
dians spent itself against the Drawn
and muscle Of the Eastern red men,
The latter's heavy plunging backs then
tore through HaskelPs line almost at
will and piled up a score Of 3S TO {
before the close of the second half.
With ideal weather and many strong
supporters Of the two Government In
dian schools in the city. besides the In
terest aroused in the contest by non.
partisan lovers Of the sport contribut-
ing to the success Of the game, there
were more than $4,000 persons IN the
Worlds Fair Stadium when LAbbey
kicked off.
After the spectacular dash OF the
Haskell team the Carlisle gridiron
warriors recovered their true form and
completely outpIayed the Westerners.
The only time in the second half
that Haskell forced Carlisle to punt
was when the Westerners made a mag
nificent kick of their goal line, after
B. Pierce had made 1t a first down
on the Haskell four-yard line. Dillon
gained a yard and a recovered tumble
advanced the ball to within six inches
of the Haskell goal. where the ball
again rested after Dillon had been sent
smashing against HaskelTs right
guard. 1t was Haskel's ball and +.
Hauser punted out of immediate dan
ger The line-uD.
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PORTLAND is SHUT OUT.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 26.-Bobby
Keefe twirled another shut-out game
this afternoon. He had the Portland
players at his mercy at all times. He
teammates hit viciously. Both Nor
dyke and Mclaughlin drove out home
runs. About $500 fans were in at
tendance and the snappy playing kept
them in an uproar most of the time.
Score:
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Football Star a Prize Fighter.

CHICAGO. Nov. 26. - Formal
charges Of professionalism were made
by Professor H. ]. Barton of the Uni
versity of Illinois to-day against Hugo
Bezdek, the star fulIback of the Uni
versity of Chicago football team. Beg
dek is charged with being a prize
fighter and with having accepted
money for fighting under the name of
Young Hugo"
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Eastern Sporting Man Coming Her.

Eastern Sporting Man Coming Here.
BOSTON, Nov. 26.-The East in.
gradually losing its boxing prominence
and to-day John kid" Noonan. onai
of the most prominent fight fancisrs
in New England. started for Sam
Francisco to make his permanent resi-
idence. He will go into partnership.
with Alex Greggains- Noonan took
Martin Canole to San Francisco for
the fight with Britt.
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SUMMARY,

Errors-F1ood. Smith. Newton, Blankenship,
Freeman. Home run-Cravath. Three-base
hit-zFrisk. Two-base hits-Mohler, Hall. Sac
rifce hit-Cravath First base on errors-Los
Angeles L, Seattle g. Left on bases-Los An
gees 4. Seattle Z. Bases on balls-Oh Newton
l. off Williams 9. Struck out-By Newton 8.
Double plays-Brashear to Toman 10 Brashear,
Hall to Freeman Flood to Toman TO Brashear,
Van Haltren to Freeman Wild pitches-By
Williams ], by Newton 1. Hit by pitched ball
-Blankenship. T1me 1855. Umpire-Frank
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Los ANGELES, Nov. 26.-The An
gels punched their hits against Seat
tie to-day and won an interesting
game by the score of Z to 6. The sea-
son will close tomorrow. Score:
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Gochnauer 2 Van Buren.
Errors-craham Streib, Francks 2, Van
Buren Barber. Graham 3, Schlafey. Two base
hits-Waidron Dunleavy. Sacrifice hits
Hiidebrand Anderson, Gochnauer,- Devereaux
land . First base on called balls-On Barber
/ off Graham g. Left on bases-San Fran
cisco g. Oakland 3. Struck out-By Barber t.
by Graham 4 Hit by pitcherTWaIdron
Double play-Anderson TO Gochnauer to Van
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Doyle. Lynch Graham, Dren-
nan. Home runs-Nordyke. Mclaughlin. Two
base hits-Spencer. Doyle. Sacrifice hit-Mc-
Iaughlin First base on balls-On Keefe 2.
of Starken 4 Left on bases-Tacoma 4,
Portland 4 Struck out-By Keefe 4, by Star
keli 4 Double plays-Spencer to Kellackey;
Raymer to Casey to Nordyke. Time of game
one hour and twenty five minutes. Umpire
Perr1ne.
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w. E. Pedley's carlotta F d. HudsOn)...
Time-451s seconds
Five furlongs:
Rudolph Spreckels' Honoma Of. Skinner). -.
w s. Hobarts Little Egypt &C. Dunphy)..
G w Clark's Chanate Of. ID. HudsOn). .....
Time :0515
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Possibly you may have noticed that
train robbers do not tackle passenger
trains leaving st. Louis at the present
stage of the game.
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OAKLAND GIVES BARBER
A GREAT DRUBBING.
After Losing F10e Running
They Break Deadlock.
Seals Nearly Win in the Ninth
ANGELS HIT AT RIGHT TIME.

Buren. Time of game hour and so min
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Goals from placement-P Hauser I. Touch
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But it's just beginning in Philadel-
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SLOW in some things" said the for
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Down there only the poor people eat
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They are fine, smooth, perfectly
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only two vines are allowed to grow
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''The earth around the roots is re-
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Y lhasta la vista, bohemioI
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Fue informado favorabIemente Dor la
Comisi6n.
Fueron aprobados los proyectos de
ley. ntlmeroS 2, g., 9. 10, II, presentados
por ell Honorable Attorney de Puerto
kicoi que tratan de Ia creaci6n de las
Plazas de taqufgrafos para las Cortes
oe Distritos y reporters Marsch v
reorganization del sistema judicial de
Fuerto Rico suprjmiendo los cargos de-
Jueces de Paz, etc, etc.
6aroosa aprobo algunos de estos bills
% proyectos de ley, sin ssber de 10 qua
Sc trataba, viendose, Ell Secretario def
ConceJo, obligado por dos veces 4 ex-
.plicarle que era 10 que Sc estaba ira
tando.
La session de hoy, 81 bien no ha sido
tan corta como las dos 1timas ha sido
muy lastimera, pues solamente Sc ofam
los lamentos de los consejeros al apro9
bar los proyectos de ley.
Sc hace muy dificil para, los repre-
sentantes de Ia prensa, ell tomar notax
de las sesiones en- Ell Concejo Eiecutivo
pues el intcrprete sefior Castro, no lee
en- voz bastante fuerte todos los proyec-
tos para que sepamos de 10 que Sc tratsr
En- muchas ocasiones hemos deiado de-
tomar apuntes por dicho motive.
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SEn que quedAmos ?

Hace va veinte dias que Ell sef1or in
vestigador de rentss internas maudo
suspender la venta de licores y ciga-
rros en- ell cafetin de don Ramon Boada.
que representa- el honrado industrial
don Martin Mufioz por no tener los Sc
los de rentas internas y haber hecho
traspsso familiar de dicho estableci-
miento y no haber dado cuenta al te-
soro insuar antes de haber efectuado
el traspaso.
Pero como 81 presento I'm escrito al
honorable tesorero de Puerto Rico y
otro al sefior investigator, por indica :
cion del mismo. espera de esos sefiores
Sc sirvan contestar 10 mas pronto posi-
bic por que esa demora perjudica gran
demente sus intereses y el bienestar
lie su familia.