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Arizona republican., 1905-09-05
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THE WEATHER.

Local Daily Weather Report for The
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Arizona republican., 1905-09-05

Forecast for today-Partly cloudy with showers.
 Data for 24 hours ending 5:3O p. m.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-05
READY-cookED MUsH. 1

package; simply pour hot water over it and it's ready to eat; tastes nutri- tious. well done, and not pasty; two tablespoonful make a dishful. Veg etarian canned soups excel meat soups. Health crackers, many kinds. Pure-Food Depot, 2I $. 1st Ave.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-05

Reopened. F'irst-class board by month, week, day or single meal. Price reasonable. Mrs. A. Cohn, 25 West Monroe St.
Arizona republican., 1905-09-05

Have your pianos tuned by the HAM ILTON BROS, graduates of the V. T.. Conservatory, Boston. Mass. Orders left at RedewilTs Music Store or French's Jewclry Store will receive their prompt attention.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09

SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year- old
FLIES and seldinfs; purse
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St AZ Fin
8 TO 2o-st Estephe lIs J MARTINI i ~ 1 3
6to 1-Flavingy. 105 CIV. Knapp 3 . h . 2h
sto l-Hester W1o4. eMlllerp.. SO s.
Time. 1903 1-5. Start struggling. Won cas-
ily. Winner. p. H. McCarren's bay g. by
Oetagon-St Eudora. Myrtle D. Aimee Abbott.
finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CYCLE RIDERS WILL TRAVEL
TO PORTLAND EXPOSITION
Three Daring WheeImen Expect to
Cover the 40 Miles in
Twenty Days.

party OF three. consisting OF n. 6. Far
ley United States Deputy Collector of this
port; Leo S. Hampton, a well-known citizen
OF Oakland. and Robert e Geistlich, chief
operator OF the western division of the As
sociated Press, will leave this city shortly
after noon tomorrow for Portland Or, going
thither on their bicycles They will embark
the 1920 D. m. boat via the Sausalito
ferry.
The route which. they have elected to fol-
low will parallel the coast via Eureka until
well within the southern extremities of Oregon
whence they will gradually work toward the
interior Of that State until reaching Grants
Pass Here their line OF travel will take
them in a direct line north. following closely
the Southern Pacific tracks for the balance
OF the journey. Upon leaving sausaiito they
will pass through Petaluma, Santa Rosa
CloverdaIe Healdsburg. Ukiah and willets;
thence along the coast through Eureka and
Crescent City. From the latter city to Grants
Pass the country is extremely mountainous and
several DAYS will be occupied In traversing the
distance between these two points. From VIII
lets until reaching Grants Pass. little over
400 miles. the wheelmen Will be beyond the
reach OF the railroad.
This is the first time this route Will have
been pedsled by bicycle riders The distance
will aggregate 790 miles and will be covered
in about twenty days.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SEWERS
RACING HOLD

NEW YORK, June S.-The last string
which held Richard Croker, the ex-
boss of Tammany Hall, to the American
turf has been severed. This was the
sale of his stock farm at Richfield
Springs, contracts for which have al
ready been signed. Croker, experts
say. loses nearly 100000 on the deal
and forever foregoes his ambition to
establish a racing center similar to
Saratoga.
In return for the farm the ex-bos5
gets six-story and loft building on
White street. New York. J. T. and
]. A. Farley gave the property for the
farm and will resell the latter as soon
as possible. ~
In 1890 Croker first conceived the
idea of entering into the racing game
On a large scale. The purchase of
Richfeld Springs for 100000 followed.
Associated with him was ex-senator
Murphy. Great improvements were
made as soon as the land was secured
and more than 100000 was spent
A half-mile track was constructed
and a fine house and extensive sthbles
were built. An inclosed training track
for use in wet weather was made and
plans were drawn up for gorgeous
clubhouse and the most expensive rae
ing plant Cup to that time) ever
thought of.
Had the plans been carried out, Rich
field Springs track would have ex-
ceeded even the mammoth plant at
Monmouth and equa1ed, if not gone be-
yond, the latest racing plant-Belmont
Park.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
FINISH COMES IN TENTH
Henley Has Indian Sign on
Oaks and Catches Three
of Them OFF the Bases
RESULTS OF GAAIEx-
&zn Francisco, Oakland, O.
(Ten iunfn=S.)
Portland q; Los Angeles, 4
Tacoma, Q; Seattle, 2

NDbBdT cut in with any speeches OF
stalls Fsstsresy al Recreation Park and
n11D6F trjs6 70 stop the game either
1Ms Pzrks Wilson slammed through
E7nh q tw0-cEshion swipe in the tenth
HIS effort Was prompted By 4 noble
motive and Il won the gaas TOR The
6aRls By bringing Joe Nealan al the
WzY home from first
Every enc On the neld WIS well be-
hzTe6 and quiet and nothing but bust
ness was for them Old Slas Davis wSs
the 0rfsr about kid and he had them
al stepping On their feet il order 10
eaa around lively They resIsd on nine
Ezazns II an hour and thirteen min
utes and Il only took seTm more 10
break Up the game
The Commuters never had a license
70 lay any claim To a run Hen
ley lad every one OF them on his staff
aid they could moi get on those sacks
ar al Besides shooting up the proper
kind OF dope in his benders- Hen
iey winged DUnieaTy, Francks and
Kruger OF The bags Dun fell at sec
Oad- while Francis and Kruger got
theirs at Erst
With one gone IN the tenth. Joe Nea-
lon ripped on one 10 left that barely
got away from Francks Pzrke Wilson
souSed the first ball pitched out 10 left
field IL struck right along the line
and kept breaking away from Dun
lesvy all the time Neslon hotfooted
10 the pan and beat the relay throw just
about enough 10 give the umpire a IL
cense 10 yell safe" though Jimmy
Byrnes thought differently
The Seals might have grabbed one in
the ninth, but Waldron's s bad judgment
put the queer on it WaIy started 1t
OF with a double over first base and
Wheeler sacrificed Hildebrand chopped
one at E'rsncks, who threw Waldron
out at the pan by many feet He did
not have a chance TO make the play, but
started as the ball was hit
The work Of both inhelds was fast
and right up TO the limit Gochnauer
pulled of a few plays that made the
fans howl while Francks was also
there with some himself. Both catch
ers pegged as they never pegged before
and not a man got away with a stolen
base
Old Doc is back at his post and
chases the balls faster than ever be-
fore. Doc says he will never go on a
strike again and promises TO stick this
time till the league breaks up. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
LICK EXULTS
OVER TROPHY
Silver Cup Which Signifies
Championship Is Received
With Great Enthusiasm

Great was the jubilation yesterday at
the Lick School. Cheers followed con-
gratulatOry speeches and the rooters
made the walls ring with their cries.
Sparkling before the eyes of the stu
dents, the alumni and the faculty stood
a trophy, won by pluck and priced ac-
cordingly- A cup of silver inscribed,
WON by Lick. 1906" was the object,
and II signif1ed the Academic Athletic
League baseball cha mpionship.
All Lick was there, and an Lick was
happy and exultant President Scaife
OF the Academic Athletic League,
in presenting the prize to the
winners, stated it gave him great
pleasure to bestow the cup upon
the Lick School, as by plucky
and square uphill fight they had estab-
lished a record for other schools to
live up to. Mr.. Scaife went on to say
that in his estimation the athletics of
a school were its life, and one of the
ucation. Athletics are to be for all
equally and all should derive equally of
the enjoyments.
George a. Merrill, in the name of the
team. student body and faculty, accept
ed the trophy and in elear-cut speech
expressed his stand on the subject of
athletics.
Upon the presentation of the cup the
volume of cheering and general jolini-
cation threatened to jar the foundation
of the building. Following this ex-
preston of enthusiasm. Mr. Boobar of
the Academic Athletic League congrat-
ulated the team and the students. Mr.
Mikel, chairman of the committee on
baseball of the Academic Athletic
League, responded to the call for a
speech, and in few words outlined the
policy of the athletic association.
Those Of the student body who spoke
We're Freeman W. Bowley, yell leader;
George White. captain of the winning
baseball team Henry Smell, manager of
baseball and football teams; Herbert s.
Johns, captain of the championship
track team; Walter Heitmuller, cap
tain elect of the track squad: Marius
Hotchkiss, captain of the victorious
football team. and Donald Day, leader
of the champion swimmers. These
youths, all leaders of some victorious
squad. responded either to the future
prospects of the black and gold or
dwelt upon the trials and triumphs of
the present and past years.
George White. the speedy pitcher
spoke of the hard struggle of the base-
ball teams of previous seasons, how
they won the highest honors in the
semi-fnals only to lack the little to
turn out winners. In his estimation
the baseball career of Lick was still
in its infancy. and that the cup, which
has to be won three times, could be
called the property of the Lick School.
The track victories of the Lick
School have been of nature unheard
of before. Lick has in the last year
and a half won seven field days out of
a possible nine.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BOUT IS STILL
HANGING FIRE

Manager Morris Levy is still waiting
to sign a couple of lighters TO mix it at
the Hayes Valley Club show during
July He says he wants to see Britt
and Kid Sullivan put up their dukes.
but he has not yet given the anxious
MIR. Herford of Baltimore his answer.
HerfOrd wired yesterday. stating he
wanted TO know Immediately, as he had
an offer to take his charge to Butte for
a meeting with Herrera on July A.
Jimmy Britt is anxious to get on
with Sullivan. as is also Brother Willis
They would sign up right away in a
hurry, but Levy sees no object in rush
ing the thing along. Britt received an
offer yesterday TO meet Herrera on the
same day Sullivan was to meet the
Mexican and in the same town. Willis
has no longing to take another trio to
Montana His memory is still fresh.
and he has not forgotten what hap
pened there a couple OF years ago,
when he journeyed in company with
Jimmy TO Butte, but did not even get
meal ticket.
Dick Hyland was on the line last
night with a challenge for Eddie Han
Ion. HyIand wants to meet Eddie at
any old weight. and before any old
club, at any old time. Eddie says he
would be willing to take Hyland to
some secluded spot and there teach
him couple of things about the manly
art. Eddie is going to the country for
a rest within the next few days.
Britt and Kreling leave to-day for
their walk into the Yosemite.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
sT, LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LoUfs.-June-s.7 The entries for to-mor-
rows races at the Fair Grounds follow:
First race. five furlongs. rnaidens. two-year-
olds purse-zwatohfui 1o6. Secret Gmp) 1O6.
Nealon 11o. Sonny los. Bite Grass Lad 112.
Uncle JAMES 1ce Miss Nichols 1GO ST. Co.
lumb1 49, Mountain Lad 1CU. Floral Artist
106, Rcila H. d G. Taylor 1U3
Secord race, evcn-sixteenths of a mile
twp-year rolds. selline-eMildred Grist 90, Birm-
inshsn, io1, .chispa 9a. Chfer Hayes 9e Kiss
1e2. Loretta H lei. Integrity lei. Dell Phillips
93. Selfish 9S, Maggie Powers go
Third race six frrionss. selling
Cassie o1; knverite t16 Miss Kathleen 1oo
our Lille 1e.. sorrele Top s5. Luculus 1O1.
Fancy Drtss 101, Tyrolian 9s Marlin los. Erla
Lee 90. HoMling Derxish 1o7. Auroceiver lOe.
The Only Way 100. Canaje 1f2
Fourth race, six furlonss. handicap-Otis los
Mayor johnson 103. Elastic 1Os High Chan
celior 123; Luretta io2.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth selling
Dslusion 81, Aten SO. Atoga SO. Rostof Sc.
Captain Brolnsgi SO, Broodler 1o2, Aules 1O2,
Trixie White 81. Birdwood 107. Jack McGinn
1f0, Nevermore 10T DR.. Hart 102 Little Cork
er 10I. Pepper Dick 10T.
!. Sixth race mile and sixteenth selling
Mr.. Jack o5. Light Opera 105. Alfred C 107.
Mynf.oer 110. Cotillon 90. r. F. Williams 11O.
Avoid 1o3 Reviana 81. Miss Betty 100. Hilee
107. Tristan Shandy 1c1.
=. Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
CONSIDERS AN AMENDMENT
TO BUILDING ORDINANCE
Supervisors Fire Committee Takes Up
Proposition to Extend Distance
Between Brick Walls.

The Supervisors Fire Committee ysster-
day considered a proposed amendment to the
building ordinance permitting the distance be-
tween the brick walls of a building to be
13TIa feet instead OF 100 feet, at present.
The committee ascertaned that the Fire De-
partnent officials considered the amendment
POSTPONED action on the matter Tor two weeks,
when Chief Engineer Sullivan, Fire Marshal
iowa and City Architect Shea will be present
10 give their views on the amendment. The
committee also postponed action for one week
on the petition of August Raynaud for per-
init to operate an engine and boiler In a laun-
dry on II street. between Ninth and Tenth
avenues. fearing that the residents in the
vicinity might object A petition, however.
was subsequently fled by Emma Harrington
and other property owners that the petition be
granted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
THREE HORSES
HEADS APART.
Judge Egbert Places Them
at the Finish Golden Ivy,
Canejo and Eleven Bells
JOCKEY RIDES BADLY
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call

SEATTLE, June s.-Fair weather
brought out the best crowd since Decora-
ton day at The Meadows this afternoon
The defeat of two odds-on favorites. In
terIude and Joe Frey, were the sensations
of the day. In the four and half rur-
longs Interlude was badly bothered from
the start. Last away the horse was IN
second place at the three-quarters post.
but could not better his position, finishing
one and a half lengths behind Charles
Lamar
With Frey it was different He opened
at to and went to TO s. Third away
from the stand which one OF three horses
being badly ridden by Holman and the
impression prevailed that the jockey did
not want to finish in the money.
In the mile race it was impossible to tell
from the stand winch one OF three horses
won. Judge Egbert rang up Golden Ivy,
'Canejo and Eleven Bells. For the last
quarter all three horses were driving
Frank Hildebrand. a brother OF Eugene
Hildebrand, who got his start on Tne
Meadows course two years ago, won MS
first race to-day on Resigned. The boy
made clever patient waiting race with
a strong finish and won the six furlongs
In drive. Summary:
First race, four and half furlongs-CharIes
Lamar (6 to 1. TO 1, to %, won; Incerluds
(out). second Miss Provo % to %. third
Time 55.
Second race five furlongs-Lady Kispar (6 70
1. to 1, to 81. won; Prince Magnet q to D
TO %, second: Lady Ninora q 70 1O), third.
Time. 1:O1h.
Third race, five and a half rurIongs-wis-
taria (5 to L. 2 to l. to 81, won; Lanreatea
(even. 2 to 81, second; Nanons out)s third
Time los.
Fourth race, six furiongs-ResigEed Is 70 ~
2 to l. A to b. won: The Pride e TO i, 20 D.
second: NuIlah q TO %. third Time 1:1515-
Fifth race six furIongs-Marelio a to l.
even 2 TO .. wons Wager q to 1, TO ~,
second; Tuck Back (5 to p, third Time
1:15H.
Sixth race. mile-Golden Ivy q to s. 8 20 s.
to 3) won; Canejo q to 1. 70 Al. second;
Eleven Bells (out). third. Time. 1:4fh-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
BELMONT MARE
IN GREAT FORM
Should Prove d Contender
in the Suburban to
Be Run Next Thursday
RIDER BADLY INJURED
Special Dispatch to The Call.

GRAVESEND. June S.-With four IA
vorites to win. among them Beldarne,
racegoers at sGravesend this afternoon
had not only excitement, but satisfaction
o.reward them for their journey. The
onN incident to mar the. afternoons en-
Joyment was an unfortunate accident to
y Donnell, the steepiechase Jockey who
fell from Merry Moments In the second
race and sustained compound fracture
of the right leg.
Ihere Is no doubt that Beldame, queen
OF the 1915 hllies, has come back into her
own again The way in which she added
the stake to-day to the numerous tro-
pnies OF August Belmont shows she is at
ner best III conditions prove favorable
II VIII take a speedy thoroughbred to
nnlsh in front of her in the Suburban.
II was asserted by old trainers to-day
tnat she received one of the cleverest
iIces seen Tor many a day on the race
tack. summary:
FIRST RACE-About six furlonss: handi-
cap; for three -year-nfds:
bettlng- Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
: : to to II. j., sanders. ia 90 NeilD h
lime. III 80 start a, good. Won driving
the Thistle Active. Diamond Flush, Sparkling
star. lncantaton, Chieftain and Handzarra
finished as named
SECOND RACE--Two and a half miles;
selling; steepIechass; four -olds and up;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
to Jim Newman. 154 sRay) IS 2 so
ts-f-Ca -Callorahtchee.1 130 (Heidr) l 80 31a
Tine, 4:55. Start good. Won easily; Winner,
hampton, Melbourne Eclipse, Black : Death.
named
ATHIRD RAcE-F'ive furlongs: two-year-
Betting. Horse weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
S 10 Phyllis A, 9s fJ Kelly. 12 III
TO Mary F, 104 Knapp b. 8 ~.
tD TIL. l.oaa a. EIla, So .rountain). : II
Winner, F.. NJ Tayior's blk f. by Albert
Misery II. .spaeia License. Andrla.. swest-
heart Moflngo, Little Ben, California King
FOURTH RAcE-onei and quarter miles;
to 10- Beidame. III 20 NeiD.. / 22 II
IL to 5-Cairngorm, If Cw .Davls) 2 n 10
Time. 2:o5 3-5. Start good. Won cieverly.
Winner, A. Belmont ch. (. by Octagon-
Belladonna1 Thr=e starters.
FIFTH RAcEAone aiid sixteenth miles,
three year,olds and up; selling.
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. g. Fin.
eto Wizard. 1oe tBurns) go. 9 412
Alto 1-Novena. 90 CMiller).. 5 8 q 8 az
. lime. ~ 5-57 start stragglfng. Won
handily. Winner. W.. L.. divers b. e. by
Badge -MocSingbird. Embarrassment Daisy
Green Ike $. Caaueta. Contend Tom Cod.
finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-Ffve ftirlongs: two-year-old
FLIES and seldinss. purse
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St AZ Fin
10 20-st Estephe. 113 lJ.Martin) / 1 ~ 3
6to 1-Flavingy 10I CIV. Knapp 3 . h 2A
ito 1-Hester w, 104s fMillerD.. 2 SO SO
Time. 1903 1-5. Start Struggling Won cas-
ily. Winner. p. H. Mccarrens bay g. by
Oetagon-St. Eudora. Myrtle D. Aimee Abbott.
finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Pickpocket Is Arrested.

Howard Heaiy, who. the police say. is
wel-known pickpocket, was arrested yester-
day afternoon by Detectives Taylor and Braig
and booked at the City Prison a charge of
grand larceny. He is accused of having been
with William F1annery when diamond pin
was stolen from Captain Walter N Kelly of
the First National Guard on a Sutter-street
car on November 10 last. Lieutenant Com
mander Sargent of the Chicago was with Kelly
at the time any they gave chase to Flannery
and Healy Heay threw a stone at Sargent
striking him on the head. Flannery was ar
rested at the time and is now serving ten
years in San Quentin. Healy disappeared
from the city and has just returned. He has
been identified by Kelly and Sargent will also
be asked to identify him.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
ADDED STARTER :
RUNS SECOND
Zienap Takes the Clipsetta
Stakes in a Drive From
Delta at Latonia Track
OUTSIDER A WINNER
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, June S.-Zienap won the
Clipsetta stakes in driving finish from
Delta. an added starter, to-day at Lato-
MIA Lady Carroll, the heavily played fa-
vorite. finished third. Miss Hawley and
Miss Scott were also added starters, but
failed to show.
i In the second race Kercheval, at 20 TO /
in the betting, easily won from Maple
hurst, the Odds-on favorite. Clyde and
Wainamoinen were the only winning fa-
vorites. Summary:
First race, seven furlongs-CIyde o won.
Lcuise McFarlan second James H. Reed third
Time, :2S 4-5.
Second race. five furlongsEKercheval won.
Maple Hurst second. Cotton Town third. Time.
1:01 2-5.
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles-Bdl
the Cat won. FlorizeI second, Benvolo third
Time. 1:4T 3-5
Fourth race. FIVE furlongs the Clipsetta
stakes-zienap won, Della second. Lady Carol
third. Time, 1:O2 1-5. "
Fifth race one mile-WaInamoinen won
Reservation second, Dutch Barbara third
Time. l: 40 3-5.
Sixth rec, six furlongs-sweetie won, Scotch
Irish second. The Lexington Leader third
Time l IA To-
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Convictedlo Of Robbery.

Lorenzo ,Stefaninf was convicted by a jury
in Judge Dunnes court yesterday on a charge
Of robbery, with a Recommendation to the
mercy of the court owing to his youth. He
fifeds.a shot 1t Euaeriio TscornIa at Prescott
place ,and yailejo street on the morning OF
sis 40 from him. He ,boasted to the arresting
officers Of his deed. yet strange to say three
witnessed testified for the defense in an effort
to prove an Aiibi He will BE- sentenced on
June IL. Daniel sullivan and George Earl
we're also arrested for the same crime. but
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Cataline Beats St. I'ammany.

ST. LOUIS. June. s:-T=Union Park results:
First race six fur1ongs--Blue Blaze won
Trossacs second symphony third Time,
.15 3-5.
Second race six and a half furlongs-Miss
Mackenzie won, jungle Imp second Hattie
wiehe third. Time 1:212-5
Inspector Girl second, Sweet Flavia third.
Time, :02 i-5.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards
Cataline won. ST. Inmmany second. 1 Know
third. Time. 1:45 rs.
Fifth race one mile le-Attilla won Layson
second. w. B. Gates. third Time l AZ 1-5.
Sixth race six furlongs-Cappamore won.
Martius second. selecteds third. Time. liza 4-5
Seventh race. SIX and "a half furlongs-
Thora Lee won. IngoithrIfts second, Midnight
Minstrel third Time. 1;21.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI June s-The entries for to-
morrows races at. Latonia track follow:
First race, six and a half furlongs, selling
Wexford 92. Heidelberg 30. The Pet 95. Sir
Water 81, Norwood Ohio 81. Colonel Jim Doug
lass 100. Alec 101. Sjambok 104, .Benmora 1Oo,
Simon Kent 1C6. Pirate 1O6, arding 100.
Second race, five furlongs. purse-Viola
Glanch 1903, Chamllie los. LiIita 1O3 Rachel
Allison 1O8, Azora les. Amelia Racine 1o3,
Floss 5 los. Prominence los. Helena c 10
Third race. mile, selling-Animosity "a.
Margaret Howard "a, Hot SO, Darius s6, FIOri
81, Singing Master 9S. The Englishman 80,
Sister Lillian %. Clovis 100. Marseilles 103,
Annie Williams 1O3 Mayor David s Rose 104.
Fourth race. steeplechase, handicap, short
course-Lights Out 125 New Amsterdam
125. Alene Abbott 12s. Faraday Jr- 130 Easter
Boy 130, Warner 1872. Creolin 40. Class Leader
142. Red Car las.
Fifth race, six furlongs. purse-Mephisto SO,
Anne Davis o. Dexter Prince 103, John Car
roll 101 Alcor 101. Miss Jordan 1O1, Coruscate
1O1, Early Boy 107. Rusk 1O9, Major I. j.
Carson H.. Thespian 112.
Sixth race. one and eighth miles. selling
Martin Brady 95 Apple 9S. Beaucaire 100.
Gay Minister 103. Marshal Ney 1O4. Evelyn
Kinsey 108.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
Tennis PAYERS Elect ofricers.

The newly elected board Of directors OF the
GOLDEN Gate Tennis Club met last night and
elected the following officers: President. j.
NJ. Baksr vice president, Charles Dunlap;
secretary, and treasurer, n. H. Martin. The
tournament committee decided to combine the
first and second classes. The players in these
divisions will meet in tournarient, on Sun
day ns drawint ar resyitsd aS fSows
A. Code: a M Long VS.. A. II. Brabanf,
First round upper half)--G Lytton VS.
Major Van yliet; c.. Griffin VS. n. Long; H
Gabriel vs. f. FinnegAnt M Ambrose, a bye.
First round dover .haif)-C. Dunlap bye
r. Drolla VI. g. Baker: &C. Foley We. S. Gay
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-09
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Bernsrd. Smith Ross 8 Atz
Errors-Fiooc. Smith. Atz Householder Nc
Creeoie- Hits-On Baum 4, off Hall TO- Two
base hits-Dillon. Atz, Mclean, Essiek Schlaf-
ley Mitchell, Householder Sacrifice hits
Householder, Runlzle Flood Atz First base on
errorS-Los Angeles 2 Portland J. Left on
bases-LOs Angeles s. Portland g. First base
called balls-on Baum !, off Essick 2
Struck oUt-By Essick 4, by Hall . Double
plays-Flood 70 Brashear 10 Dillon Flood 10
Dillon, Runkle TO Schlsfey to Mitchell. Balk-
Baum Wfld pitch-Essick. Hit by pitched
bail--Spics. Time OF game-One hour and forty
minutes. Umpire-Bray