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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-01
HORSEMEN HEAD
FOR SARATOGA
Most Fashionable Meeting of
the = Year Promises. to
- Excel Previous Seasons
HANDICAP A. CLASSIC
HerInis, The Picket. Water
boy and Other Noted Thor
:..oughbreds VIII Sport Silk

SARATOGA. y. Y. July sl.--Wllh
the opening q che. Saratoga. Associa-
Ron s August. meeting tomorrow. the
racing season u. 1904 may Be rruthfuily
SAID 10 BE- ul5der fun swing In q day
or tive The Town. WI, De. congested
with people from all pa.ts-.6t The. coun---
try. =. The. fep-esentatire thousands
present .Wiu include. substantially al
cL'-the-yeadIng .rurt men y the United
STATES and Canada: :8f5re.-~than 1000
lorses w5n participate ;: N The twenty
T. u IL. IS bright and clear. when the
SErEr5ga+ Hal6lcap., the feature Of: the
- SraulEe: Is. called. .h6rsemsh predict
MAT. AL former records fOr = mile and
q -srIsr - II be 'l-oken-. Ten horses
ar. '-z-l=1 10 starr IN the5- handicap
Al :L.if's :srecelFe4 a special prepara-
.tiCl. tsr .rh-s event and are in perfect
col 31til-:. -. Tl-sre-doy, Eerrnis and The
p. Eet are: = gEac6 shape They are
me public. choices. 7E-l-h Bad News also
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MOTOR CYCLISTS
TAKE LONG RUN
Fourteen Riders Compete in
a Reliability Race to. the
Garden City and Return
SEVEN SCORE PERFECT
Many Contestants Puncture
Their Tires and Also Suffer
From Various BreakdOWns

The second annual reliability run IN
der the auspices OF the Pacific Coast
Motor Cyclists was held yesterday on
q course between this city. san Jose
and Oakland. The start was made. at
l-arlin and McAllister streets al 100
a m The competitors rode from here
70 San Jose and thence 10 the creek
ferry IN Oakland. a distance Of ninety
seven miles. Seven Of the fourteen start
ers-C- c. Hopkins. L. C. Black, J. W.
Litchheld. r N Butler. E L Mails
barry. J. W Leavitt and z. c. Dresch-
man-made perfect scores
" Checking stations were established
al san Mateo. Centerville. san Jose
and Oakland and the contestants were
required 10 report 10 officials at these
points and receive their time. Any
rider finishing before or after the
schedule time was eQualized- The
average time was good considering the
conditions.
No stops for repairs were allowed on
the road and many OF the contestants
lost time through puncturing tires An
Ell0WanCe OF three minutes was made
FOR variance Of watches W J. Bow
man had q perfect score until he
reached the last stopping place and
Jhsn he was penalized for arriving two
minutes ahead OF the scheduled time
A. Navlst and H fuchs, the two
Sacramento riders. made good records
Considering that they. rode down from
the capital city On Saturday night and
started out on machines that were
sadly in need OF overhauling. c. c.
Hopkins sustained z punctured tire,
but managed 10 90 through with a per
1ecL score by iudicious handling OF his
machine Following is the official rec
ord OF the run:
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took all three sets. z. P. Robbins, Gus
Lisser, H. Spring and ". G. KnowltCn
played a round robin in doubles and at
the end Of play honers were about
even. The scores follow:
PARK courts. First class = George Baker
beat r y Whitney By default Third class
d. n Lemon beat G. n. Guerin- 6-3. "a. II
Long beat T A Allan. Sc. 81 Finals
T.onz heat Lemon SIS, Sc Ga 6-2 Fourth
ciazs-C z Allen beat ". L. Howell. IS. ga.
II: Gstz beat r Wollenberg. 4-6. los 81
Finals-Gstz beat Allen. 6-3. 81. SIS
California club courts-L- c BcZarth bat
W. Murphy. 81. 6-3. 60: Dr. Noble beat ".
G KnowIton Ga. 1-6. 6-3. e.. George James
beat A E Black g.. 6-3. G. LIsssr beat
Murphy. Sc So E p. Robbins beat II.
SOrIng ga 6-3. OIL. 6-Ss James beat Know
tor 6-S e-3, Caester Smith beat Charles
Euehu OF, e-3: Robbins and Kr0wlt0n beat
Spring and Lisser. 6-3. Spring and knowlton
bezf Robbins and LiSssr. rs SpE1g and
.Robbirs beat Llsser and knowlton. 81:
Smith and Ray Cornell beat Kueh1 and HarTy
Haiznt c. rs; Cornsn tied Smith, IS
Haight beat Harry Role. 81. e. S-a
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TALENT SUFFERS
|. MANY REVERSES
Several Long Shots Returned
Winners at Ingleside Park
After Some Exeiting:Trials
LOST CHORD A REPEATER
COrder's Greyhound DUpli-
Gates Her Victory Of Last
Week, Taking Class Stake

The greyhound Lost Chord repeated
her performance OF last week by. cap
turing the class stake yesterday at
InglsSide COursing Park. Pasha Pleas
ant. the runner-up. was Withdrawn IN
the deciding course on account OF hav-
ing had hard trials IN previous courses
COrder's representative was IN excel
lent form and won her races in easy
fashion Fannie Hughie. selling on.
the short end al 20 2, defeated Butte
City II the deciding trial OF the re-
ssrve stake. The favOrire was beaten
after scoring the first four points The
hare was Tartar and gave the dogs
q hard run.
The talent was given several severe
upsets during the day. Carlow Boy
was made a 20 favOrite over Pssha
Pleasant After an undecided course
the. berIOrs went 20 the favcrite again.
only 10 be dumped BY the short end
winning The following are the re-
suits OF the running. with Judge John
Grece's Official score:
Class staEs-valisy Pride bat Foxhuuts-.
81: Crawford Belle a bye: Fsaii beat Lily
York. lS-6. HIS Florence beat DcnnyorOok,
As: Lost Chord beat Golden Perfume. SO Or
STA beat Ruby Sa-kzy. 81: Trales Las bat
Reckless Acrobat. 14-5. ProrsIhsus heat Don
Pssro "a Runaway Actress beat VIVA %
beat Reaiy A1drss, 81. Carlow Boy beat On
Third rcuai-Craufora Bells bat valley
Pr.ds. 81 Mss Florence q. bye Lost Chord
beat Orsira. 81 Tralee Lass beat Proustheus
1s-2, E=ifas- bat Runway Actress. ~
Pasha Peasant heat Carlow Boy. 9-5-
Fourth rouuG-NIiss Flcrercs bsas crz'Tford
BsII=. z-3- Lest chord beat T-ales Las. 7-1s
Pasha Pleasant beat Belfast. ST
FIFTH rculd-Losr Chord bear Mss Florence,
so. Pasha Pleasant a bye.
Lost chord wins stake b. cefault Pasha
Pleasant being withdraEn-
Reserve stake-Modss-o Boy bat Smiis-. So
II bear A1rEzre-. go East LaSs bat Mss
Bruru-neI 30 Commercial TrlFelsr bat
Naughty Helen 80. Una beat Frank Dunn
80 Cl0befsl beat Real Duchess S-3- PEPPER
Jack heat Lucky Shamrock. 1o-4. Tralse Maid
beat Pixsr I5-s. Mss Green bsst La1crllg
Boy. so SIR Winron beat Hu-nbug. a.. Rich
Array beat Lizzie klamath. SIS Big KAN.
arh beat Had1ilErC1- IS. Butte. CITY csa- So
falz TO. Gunfre beat 3lcEenry. 81; Sampler
bat Ccu-I1y Guess. ~
Third rou1d-Farnis Rughis beat Modes.o
Boz 50. East Lake beat. Ms1r1. ISIS, Com
usrcizl Traveller beat Ira. Sc; Pepper Jack
bat Clobetsl. 50; Tralee Maid bea- Mss
Green 40: Sir Winron beat Rich Array. Ga
Butte city bat Big klamath. 40 Gunrrs
'tsz- Sampler. 81
Youth rouzs--Faunis E,1ghis. beat East
Lake. E--l, Commercial Traveller bat Pepper
JACK So Trzlss Maid beat 81 Wi1-cu. 9-7s
Butte City beat Gu-6-e. 90
Fifth rcur6-Far1le HuzEis bsar Commercial
Traveller. rs; Butte City beat Tfalee Maid.
.6sriaing eousss-Fsnais EasAis heat. Butts
City. 50
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TIGERS BLAME THE UMPIRE.
Tacoma Fans Accuse Mcdonald of
Eavoring the Brownies.

TACOMA, July 31--Umpire Nc
Donald Helped Portland to win to-day.
one Of his decisions in calling a foul
hit fair giving them a run. His work
caused much dissatisfaction among the
spectators Portland won By timely
hitting, while Tacoma was unable 10
bunch hits on Butler except in the
fourth, when Sheehan and Lynch
singled and Mclaughlin hit for two
sacks. Eagan got a base on balls and
should have scored. but by poor coach
ing he was caught at the plate.
Butler scored. first for the visitors
on his base on balls, Raymond's hit
and an out In the fourth, with two
out, Steelman hit for two bases and
Csstro's home run brought in enough
TO win. Score:
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FIRE DIsTURBs MONoToNY
AT JEFFvS TRAINING CAMP
A Brigade Is Quickly Formed and
Flames Are Exfihguished Ere
They Gain Roadway.

broke out. here in the main hotel
shortly after 3 o'clock this afternoon
and we're it not for the prompt action
Of jim Kennedy, Jeffries' spatring
partner, Fire Commissioners Parry OF
San Francisco and J. A. HAYS. the
building might have been burned 10
the ground. The trio quickly organ
lied a fire brigade and extinguished
the flames before they had gained
much headway.
Jefries spent a quiet day at the
resort. He worked for an hour or
more in the gymnasium. tugging the
weight machines about and punching
the bag. He will settle down to.mor-
row TO hard work
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81. LOIS ENTRIEs-

: ST. LOUIS, July 2I--The entries
Tor tomorrow races at the Fair
Grounds. follow:
FIRST race. rile-slEteensh II q nile. raid
.. e-s--CcTira - Iaf1ah 10. Wairoie H.
j.. king Wilda IL. Varieties lI2 Laurel 7 ~
TIE Cox 10. Arafarco I0e- AnElera l0a.
Dresden 100 Wsksful tlo- Dave stzhl 1cs.
Betty Erlf 100 Alice Plart los.
Sec1rl rlce sE t1riDuEs-- szlllnr-Trr-
-rerf- Ilo- Sol SUsth 1cF ElIo 1C7 Tristan
starfr 10. Selected Ic5 Quaker Girl IC5.
Fn-ref 1cE Hubbard 101 Tom Rove. TO-
Trfrie silver 1cc atlas 100 Ora 100 I.errCz
Girl 100 short Cake 100.
-t,rE ryoe nile ara seventy Var5z selling
Lrurh 1n-. Laras los WiEzer1ire 1C- pee
= IC7 HocEseokz 10E. Lore 10s F}rcrlsr.fr
1of Baby Han 10 PourQuci Pas To- sthef-
1ose ll1 Flcr1 Bright 100. Fe-uuiz 100. Golden
L.lzhr 100 Mrrrrur g.
Fourrh race riue-Arcke 1os. ne Rerrnt
1cl I--y Etrzthuore 90 Ear-akis 90 or
stone %
Flf-h race eleventh zlxteer-hs a q --ife.
srllirr-Loral street 81. Picture Hat - A.
cosy - GlrrErr wilson - Franco 90 EIer-
szin "a
sixth rare. ere ard q sixteenth miles ssIz
frE-Irtv BENEFIT lcG. Lacy Crawford 1o1
C0n-n5ruu 1o5s Thz1e Ios. Trinity Belle I05,
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GARDEN. CITY WHEEISIEN.
BEAT SACRAMENTO RIDERS
Best Relay Race Ever Held In SAN
Jose Is Witnessed by a Large.
Crowd.

SAN JOSE. July 31.-The Garden.
City .Wheelmen defeated, the Capital
City Wheelmen IN a ffry-mils. relay
race to-day by more than half
mile. at Agricultural Park. The
time was 9 hours 311z: minutes.
It was the best relay ever wit
messed here: and up 70 the eighth
relay. was either teams race. In the
third relay BerryeSsa OF the Garden
CITY team gained a lead OF an eighth
OF mile, but Ricard Of Sacramento
cut this down IN. the fourth and An
.ished a few feet ahead OF Peterson.
At the beginning OF the eighth re-
Law Sh0walter was given a lead OF
thirty feet and he increased Il TO
thres-eighths OF a mile The Capital
City Wheelmen' could not overcome
this Diffenbacher increased the lead
10 half a mile. ShOTaltsr rode his
five miles in 1922, the fastest relay
made.
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CRICKETERS ENGAGE
IN PRACTICE MATCH
Side Captafned by Tiedemann Wins
From Team Picked Up By
Henry Roberts

The match between England and
All Corners, set down On the schedule
OF the California Cricket Association.
was not played yesterday. 7. J. A.
Tiedetnann and Henry Roberts. both
OF the San Francisco County Club
picked up sides and q pleasant game
was PLAYED on the grounds at Web
ster street Alameda Tiedemann's
side won. Roberts not having his bowl
ing eve with linn. 7. J. A TiedeRann.
who is regarded as a fine fielder, but
is never put on as a bowler, tried his
hand with the ball and. proved quite
successful. capturing four OF his op-
ponents' wickets-
G. ". Irish OF the San Frarscisco
County Club proposes 70 get together
an eleven TO visit Santa Cruz during
the Admission day holidays and play
a match against the Santa Cruz
Cricket Club.
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HONORS
FOR .POCATELLI
UpcOuntry Greyhound Takes
Ladies' Day Classic at
Union Park I'M Good Style
OPEN EVENT FOR J. E. Fl.
Defeats Fayorite, Tillie R,
in the Deciding Course
by Margin of One Point

George Nethercott's greyhound Poca-
tell proved himself the greatest courser
now in training. here in the Ladies
Day Champion stake yesterday at
Union Coursing Park He was called
upon TO defeat only The Referee and
Rector. but II was the manner in which
he did It that stamps him as the cham
pion,
In the deciding course Rector had the
foot and led him a scant halt-length
10 the hare. Pocatelli then outworked
the Lacy Crawford: crack cleverly and
won by q score: OF = TO 5.
The most exciting course OF the day
was the meeting or Rector and Barge.
They ran nearly across the field as
though coupled together, As. they
neared the hare Rector dashed IN and
picked il up, winning by q score OF
to 0.
In the bpen event ]. z H. defeated
the favorite. Title r, in a strong trial.
in which the hare finally escaped.
The fayorites were uniformly SIC
cessful during the day. the most
marked upset being the defeat OF IN
Time, the 1-to-4 choice: by Free From
Flaw. The days results in detail. with
Judge P. J. Reilly's official scores. fol-
low:
Ladies' day champion stake-Rsctor bat
nslchard Anton. -: Barge beat McVsy. 30
PocEtsui bear The Referee. IL; Charter Mem
Der beat Tom King. 15-T.
Second round-Recror beat Barge 3-os
Poc9tettli q bye. Charter Member withdraw
Deciolcg eourse-Pocatelh beat Rector. -
Open reserve -stak-DuhaIow beat Balsn,
dine. 80; AellinwoOd beat Texas Ginger, 3o-l;
Sea Lon heat Rzpidwater 60, ] r beat
SernprouiUs. "a: Advance Guard beat D P
IA: Laughing water beat Silver Cloud. q 81
Mickey Free beat Hudson 10: Texas Hoo Hoo
beat Rensgade Apache 6-5s Free From FlaW.
beat IN TIuae-5-1: silver Heels beat Fancy Free.
E II heat Sylvester. so; Rocker Arm beat
Idleness. 12-s: Quita beat Little Dainty. 100.
Honest John beat Racing Auto, 81; Cubauola
Artist. rs; Conroy beat Daisy Rocket. 10-1s
False Alarm beat ACaudal Al. Ra6y Aurora
.best Blaze, -; Texas Mamie beat Jack .Doe.
beat Ola Ironsidez. So; Nj Amigo beat Tsxzs
jill 81: Galveston beat Angus Cissus. 81
TITLE r beat Rolling Bosr. so; Pagliacct beat
Rich ArEOSy, 5-4i Rose o. Gold bear Rsnan
SS~c7d ro1,nd-DuhzIioz. beat NsIlirvoo.T
81; sea Lion beat J. p. 60; Laughing Water
heat Advance Guard, e-5; Mickey Free beat
Texas Hoo Hoo, 80; silver Heels beat Free
Prom F.aA. SO: = E a beat Frsenslsss Boy.
John beat Cuba1olz. a.; Ganbit beae C0nrog,
20; Esby Aurora beat FsTse Alarm. 80 Palc
Alto beat Texas Mamie, &c. Texas din beat Nj
Amigo. IS. Title P beat Galveston. SO Rose
os Gold beat Pagliacei. 81. ..
Third round-Sea Lion beat DuhalloEs SIS
s:ksy Fs BE: S Ef1shi Hs. Nst:s e5ss
beat Honest John. SO; Rahy Aurora. beat Can
Bit. 81 Palo Alto beat Texas Ji-r' 81; .Iillie
.Eoufth roun5-sea Lon beat Mickey Free.
ST.; J. E Il beat Quita. So: Raby Aurora
beat Palo Alto. ST.; TllIis a. bye:
TIlie r beat R4by. Aurora "a.
Deciding courss-J- E H beat lille r, 4-S
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HOME BALL TEAM BATS OUT VICTORY
IN NINTH, WHEN HOPE is ABANDONED
Hall Boots Twins Drive
and Leahy Brings In
Winning Run.
srANpTNe 81 - -.

-r-s -l-&E-Ez % Sal = i -49t
The ninth round was all but played.
and still san Francisco had not
squeezed a man over the pan yesterday
at Recreation Park TWO had been de-
clared out and the hope that is always
strong II the heart OF the most ardent
fan had al but departed when Hall
booted Twins grounder. That gave the
home team a life. The spark developed,
and in two minutes they had accom-
plished trick that was an impossible
ity all week-the feat Of winning a
game. Sc0re-San Francisco ?. Seattle /
The finish was a memorable one, q
wind-up that probably VIII not happen
again for years 70 come For eight
rounds the home team" battied and
strived 10 coax run home, but every
effort was reDulsed. Every one lost
hope and there seemed little chance OF
even tie score. But that one little er-
rOr broke il all I'D and put San Fran
cisco on the boards and in the percent
age column.
Both Leany and Irwin died on pop
flies in the last half OF the ninth. and
the crowd began 10 file slowly out when
Charley Irwin lined a grounder 10 big
Russ Hall The ball took a bad bound
and Hall booted IL A wild cheer arse
as Anderson tapped gently 20 right field
fo- two bases, and when Tommy Leahy
smOte the leather out over second base
and won the game il was great 10 heat
the multitude yell
The Seattle players were dumfOund-
ed, so suddenly did the sensation ma
terialiZe- No one seemed 10 realize
what had happened. Shields threw up
his hands in despair al the thought Of
pitching shut-Out ball for eight innings
and three quarters, only 10 lose his
game on an error.
When Seattle made a run in the sixth
inning IL seemed the end OF the Strug
gle. L was then that Mohler beat out
q well-olaced bunt and Travelled 10 seq
Ond on Barriers wide throw. Delehanty
responded with a drive over second
base. and the run was reality. Frisk
sacrificed Del along. and Murphy was
given a life on Anderson's boot He
and Delehanty tried the double steal,
but IL went wrong.
After that time both pitchers got into
the game and passed Up assortments
that could not be fathOmed by the
batsmen- The exhibition was a grand
one, only 10 be marred finally by Halls
unfortunate error just when the game
belonged TO Seattle. The Score.
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ANGELS TAKE ANOTHER GAME
Graham Gets His When the Southern
er.s Begin to Land

LOS ANGELES. July 31.-Los An
geles won its third consecutive game
from Oakland to-day by a score Of s
to q. the visitors gathered three hits
of Hall in the third inning, but al all
other times they were herd safe and
could do nothing. On the other hand,
Los Angeles batted Graham hard.
Spies getting a home run, Flood two
doubles and Smith one. OakIand's in
field went 70 pieces for q brief time IN
the third inning. Score:
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NEW BUND SOON
TO Be FORMED
MarkSmen Take Preliminary
Steps Toward Perfecting
a Big Coast Organization

. The: shooting range at Shell Mound
Park yesterday. lacked the large num-
Der OF rifiemen' who usually make this
popular range their rendezvous. Com
pany A, Veteran Reserves, was on
hand for It's. weekly practice and mem
bers of the Shell Mound Pistol and Ri
fle Club. held a team shoot.
The. work Of forming a Pacific Coast
shooting bund is going rapidly for
ward. under the direction OF D. 3. Fax
tor. The California Schuetzen Club
has appointed A Rahwyler, 7. J. Car
roll and Fred Levers a committee 10
assist in the arrangement OF prelimi-
nary matters. The same organization
has also appointed committee to take
charge OF the fall festival shoot The
committee consists OF Fred Levers,
John Boiler. NJ Hartter. NJ. Reubold. A
RahwyIer. T. ]. Carroll, Martin Blasse.
Z. Woenne, John Waller, ". F. Blasse
and Philo Jacoby-
The Shell Mound Pistol and Rife
Club will shortly send a circular TO its
members notifying them that the NOM
nation of officers will take place at the
meeting on August u and the election
on September 16. The good OF the or
der committee has provided for high
links and a pleasant time may be look
ed Tor. Inc A-liaAN g oeA- DeAA VIII V
held al Maple Hall, Oakland, Septem-
Der %. The monthly competition shoot
will be held during the year as usual.
The holder OF the best three tickets of
the wear will win a fine rife. The fol-
lowing committees have been appoint
ed: Ban committee-W. Guild. L. r.
Murphy. W. A Siebe. Charles Thiele.
W. /. Pauison; goos-of the order COM
rnittee-H. w. KIeinenbroich, H L.
Skinner. Captain L Siebe, Charles
ThieIe, George Hughes
Following are the scores:
Company A. Veteran Reserves. n. G. c.
-vseElv uractsce shoot-F- E Convey s. e q
carr 81. z NJ She-burne 81. Sergeant w
wallace 81 A 7. Warren q. J. WaIiissr -,
Corporal W. Duesler So. Lieutenant J. c. Oar
shell Mound Pistol and Rife Club team
shoot--W A. Peterson 29g. III. F. Eenninzser
23s H. W Kietnenbroich 252. r s Wilson
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.


: b TIE. New Tqrk Morning 7s!sr=pA.
-FIrst: race-Frontenac, Incubator,
Rag Tag
Second race-GoIden Link. Hand:
.'Iice. 'Da.Inar. %
Third raoe-NcGee. Clifton Forge,
Anasias--
I, Fourth 4iaoe-AicGee, Apple; Fonso-
:. Fifth raae=-siiss Inez. FIaxman, Al
p len Avon -, 49,. -,
SIKH, raee-The Lady. Luraiighter
-C5resOr X
=. seventh raee-Niajor SIansfr. GIori.
tisa. O-Hasen-,.
Condition: 81. track-Heavy.
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FollaRing are the scores:
FIanagan.s View Hammer Record.

NEW YORK. July s1.-In the pres
ence of fully 1000 spectators at Celtic
Park. Long Island City. to-day John
J. Flanagan OF the Greater New York
Irish Athletic Association increased his
worlds sixteen-pound hammer throw
ing record from III feet inches to
173 feet.
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Hits-OH KnelI :. Of Jones 1 stolen bzsa
Smith Erro-s-Ir9Tiu 90. Andersen % VII
Esrs. Fisk. Miller Two-base hits - Han
Delehznty, Wsl6rol. Sacrifice hits - smith
Nalcro7- First base On erro-s-SSzttle 5 San
Francisco ? First base on called balis-OF
Williams 1. OF Knell 2 OF Jones. l. Left on
fly Williams q b. KneIl p FItt by o57-ss-.
Waldrcn. Gorton. Frfsk- Passed baIl-yvfisou
Wild o.tch-knsiL Tine o. gams-T~o hours
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BROTHERTON AGAIN LEADS
AL THE DISTANCE CASTERS
Sends Ont One Hundred and Twenty
Four Feet OF line in COMPETE
ton at Stow. Lake.

= T W, BrOtherton continued his
good WORK yesterday in the. long dis
lance contest OF the San Francisco
ElEcasting Club al Stow Lake He
sent OUT 124 feet OF line T B. Ken
.niff was q close second with 12s feet
H C Golcher was third with III feet
W.:D- Mansfield was high man in the
dehcacy' event The official scores.
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Morning. Game a Tie.

The morning game was called with
the score standing three all after Seat
tie had its chance in the tenth inning.
II, was a good exhibition all the way
through, and San Francisco might have
copped the big end but for the six en-
r6rs that were committed. Seattle hit
Knell fairly hard. but could not bunch
the; bingles, so most Of them did not
count. The score:
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Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS.

Stolen bases - Bernard Brashezr. Flood
Graham. Bernard Home run - Spies TWO
base hits-Flocd %. Smith Sacrifice hits
AcKuns. Brashsar- First base On srrors-L-os
Angeles =. Lex on besssS-Los Angeles Oak
land 3. Bases on bzlls-O1 Hall 2 on era
ham l. Struck oHt-E3y Graham 4 By Hall .
Double plays-Ackuns 70 Srreib: Smith 70
Flood 20 Brzshszr- Time OF gainA-Ore hour
aad twenty-five minutes. Unpirs-B-own.
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Runs AND HTS By. INNINGs.
SUMMARY.


Stolen bzses.Murphy, Smith Errors-Haal
Eohler Nssny, Anderson, Barber. Two base
Sacrifice hits-Anderson.
ErisE- Miller Firsc base On err1rs-Saz 'FraS-
cisco.2. Seattle 2 First bssA O., called halls
CO Barter =: OF Shields = Left CT bass
san. FRANCHISE s. Seattle .. Struck out-By
Barber Z Double play-Eurphv fI-zsSts-e5J.
Tine q game hour IS minutes. Umpire
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Thomas l. By Butler 5. First base on errors
Portland I. Stolen base-Lyn-h- Home run
Castro Lwo-hzse hits-McI-zuEhlin. Nadezu.
Steelman, shea. Earned runs-Tacomz 2 Port
land 2. Sacrifice kts-RsxrnoAd. Stseimsn.
Left OF bzses-Tzcoma ., Portland S. Time %
gane-Ons hour and thirty minutes Umpire
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second :. race = 'cioIignyy-.- Bonfire.
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