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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-20
PLAN To STOP
MOTOR RACING
Officials Are Aroused Ow-
ing to Several Serious
Track Accidents Recently
WEBB JAY UNCONSCIOUS
Doctors Announce That the
Injured Man Still Has
Fighting Chance for Life

BUFFALO, Aug. 19.-webb Jay. who
was so terribly injured in the ten-nile
automobile race at Kenilworth Park
yesterday, continued to improve to-day.
While he is not yet out OF danger.
every hour of Improvement will help
him to fight the crisis when IL comes
Pneumonia and pleurisy have not yet
set in, as was anticipated. and his
punctured lung is not so badly injured
as was thought. Jay was partially
conscious at times to-day, but he did
not recognize his wife and his little
boy at his bedside.
Many Of the leading officials in au-
tomobile racing. including manufactur-
ers, are unit in declaring that the
accident to Jay, following so closely
on others OF similar character, has
sounded the death knell to automobile
racing on circular tracks. William
Hotchkiss, former president OF the
Buffalo Automobile Club. said:
There will never be another auto
mobile race in Buffalo or in it's vicinity
II l can enlist the power Of the gu
preme Court of New York to prevent
it. 1 shall hereafter oppose the hold
Ing or any such events, both as law
yer and as an enthusiastic automobi-
list"
D. III. Lewis. secretary of the Buf-
fa1o Automobile Club and manager OF
the present meeting, said that notwfth-
standing the statement made by for
mer President Hotchkiss. races would
be continued to-day.
Barney Oldfield has volunteered to
finish Jays races and, IL he can win,
to turn over the prize money to the in
Jured man DIR. Bixby. one of the sur
geons attending Jay. said to-day that
the injured man still has a lighting
chance for life Complications from
internal injuries were the greatest
source of danger. he said
CLEVELAND. Aug. 19.-Earl Kiser.
the automobile racer. who lies in a
hospital here recovering from an in
jury that cost him his left leg. stated
to-day that he will give up racing. The
accident to Webb Jay at Buffalo made
profound impression upon Kiser and
led him to make this decision.
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MISS SUTTON
IN CINCINNATI
Clever California Tennis
Champion Will Compete
There in Tri-State League
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 19.-May Sutton.
the clever California girl who recently
won the woman's tennis championship Of
England, arrived in Cincinnati to-day
somewhat unexpectedly. She will par
ticipate in the tri-State tournament which
will open here in a few days. Cincinnati
lovers of tennis are looking forward to
great sport, as Miss Sutton will play in
doubles with Beals Wright.
In discussing her experiences in Eng
land Miss Sutton said: English women
are fine tennis players. You see, English
women have been playing tennis for CEN
turies We are rather new at the game
yet in America. Miss Blanche Hillary
and Miss Wilson, the English tennis
champions, whom L defeated ct Wimpie-
don, are the best players in England.
Miss Hillary has been playing for about
fifteen years, but is not as good at the
game, however, as Miss Wilson, the
younger of the two.
1.-THE English women are athletic.
They wear white linen chokers, long
skirts, and their shirtwaist sleeves are
primly fastened about their wrists. Miss
Hillary (would you believe it0 wears
white Lid gloves on the tennis court.
My short skirts and rolled-up sleeves
made 7ensation. The English manner
of giving prizes, presentation TO the
champion of an order on silversmfth,
is preferable to the American habit OF
donating cups and bowls.
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sIxrH RAcE-one mile and twenty wards;
HORSES BRING SMALL PRICES
WHEN SOLD AT PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Aug. 19.-More than a
score of the horses which took part in
the meet at Irvington race track were
sold under the hammer this afternoon.
The sales were forced in Il most in
stances. because the owners did not
have the money to pay feed bills, let
alone to move their horses to some
other part of the country.
Ex-Councilman Fred Merrill pur-
chased Sally Goodwin and Aminte and
sent them to his ranch for breeding
purposes. Skip Me went to Billy Newell
at $3.50, fifth of her value. Spokane
buyers got some of the animals. Rose
bud, Judge Thomas and Joe Jewell
were bought by the Portland Hunt
Club. The sales were:
DIR. Fehr, s400; Aurora B, III. Cosgrove,
$3.50; Judge Howard, HI. Cosgrove. $3.50;
Sallie Goodwin. F. T. Merrill. 5000: Joe
Jewett, H. Cosgrove. 1870; Sting, w. NJ.
Davis, 800; Sir Christopher. w. NJ.
Ayers, $135: Mosketoe. W. Gabriel. 800;
Mabel Bates, w. Gabriel, $3.50; Skip Me,
William Newell, $3.50; Lauretta, w.
Durker, $3.50; Aminte, +. T. Merrill,
$3.50; Max Bee, G. Burger. $3.50: Pin
Cushion, L. c. Williams, $S5; Prestano,
v. Warren, $S5; Foxy Grandpa, w. p.
Fine, $3.50; Come Again, j. Caine. $50;
Rosebud, H. Cosgrove $3.50; Bert Davis.
B. Tucker, $115; Our Choice, L. Lang,
$50; Kimberly, j. Krause, $175; Lula
Long, w. M. Davis, $50; Alva, F. Kauff-
man, 5000; Rose of Hilo. B. Tucker, $685.
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RUNAWAY ACTRESS DOWNS
QUEENS MOTTO IN FINAL
Mobiles Greyhound Runs I'm Great Form
and Defeats Her Opponent in
Clever Manner.

V Mobiles Runaway Actress captured the
open stake from Queens Motto in the de-
Gliding course at Ingleside Courslng Park yes
terday after a long trial. The hares were
generally strong and furnished some good
trials The following are the results, with
Judge John Sutton's official scores;
Open stake, first round-Sunny Shore beat
Our Darkey, IS; Queens Motto beat Siroc.
Wsttles beat FontenOy, 80; Golden Buck beat
Doreen, l2-4; Cavalette beat Jim II. 81; Miss
Ganbit beat Jimmy Anthony, 7-3: Peerless
Polly beat Alcatraz. POS; Wait For Me beat
Lady F1eldwick beat Ryro. 9-5; Black Wizard
beat Blanche Jewett 5-4 Peerless Beauty beat
Kruger beat wergild, 5-S; John l. Sullivan
3 bye. shaun O'Farren withdrawn: Bnl Rocker
beat Black Garter, "a; Commercial Traveller
beat Evil Eye. 40; Rose Clark beat Young
Mollie r, Sd: Reckless Rose beat Judge. Al;
Tar Baby beat King V, rs; Eleanor 3 beat
Justica. 81: Irma Hotfoot beat Dick ]. 7-e:
Runaway Actress beat Brindle Flyer s-I
Second rouno-Queen's Motto beat Sunny
Shore ST.. Wattles beat Dear CASTOR So;
Golden Buck beat Cavelette. 10-6: Miss Gam
bit bye; Pagliacci beat Wait For Me- 81;
less Beauty beat Belmont. 1875; Paul Kruger
beat John L. Sullivan. l2-1; Commercial Trav-
Reckless Rose, 1872: Eleanor beat Tar Baby
-. Runaway Actress beat lrma Hotfoot 5-2.
Third round-Qusen's Motto beat WattIes
e-5; Miss Gambu beat Golden Buck 9-5;
PaeIiacci beat Lady Fieldwick. 9-5: Peerless
Beauty bye, Paul Kruger withdrawn: Rose
clark beat Commercial Traveller, 1910: Run
away Actress beat Eleanor B. 81
Fourth round-oueen's Motto beat Miss Gam
bit, 6-1; Peerless Beauty a bye, Pagliacci
Withdrawn; Runaway Actress beat Rose
Firth round-Queen's Motto beat. Peerless
Beauty. 10; Runaway Actress bye.
Deciding Course. Foin's Runaway Actress
Noble's Queens Motto Qetter Free, imp
Motf1 1876
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FIFTEEN-INNING TIE GAME.
Los Angeles and Seattle Mines I'm a Sem
aational StruGgIe.

SEATTLE. Aug. 19.-At the end of
the fifteenth inning. with, the score a
tie, to-day's game was called draw. 1t
was all Seattle's game to the sixth,
with a score Of to 0. when Walters
and Hart did an Alphonse and CASTOR
act, allowing Smiths fly to fall safe and
count for a two-bagger, scoring the
first run. Hits by Dillon. Crayath and
Ross accounted for the second one. in
the seventh. Brashear tied the score
up in the eighth by clouting the ball
out of the lot, sending Flood in ahead
Of him. From that time on both pitch
ers settled down. and the men behind
them played like demons. The Seattle
men went through the entire fifteen
innings without a slip. Los Angeles
was shaky in the early innings. giving
Seattle four unearned runs. The bat
ting and fielding of Kane and Brashear
were the features of the long contest
Warren Hall seemed to get better as
the game progressed, having excellent
control OF his curve ball. After Brashear
cracked out his home run Shields set
tied down and pitched swell ball. The
score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

Mr. oscar Graham will remember the
ninth innings of yesterdays fray at
recreation Park as an occasion when
he was given his" in a generous pack
age. 1t might give the wiry southpaw
headache to think Of 1t, but he can
find some consolation to know there
are others in baseball history who re-
ceived like treatment. A single. two
doubles and a triple were handed to
oscar In the final round as a farewell
greeting. When the session closed Ia
coma had seven, while Oakland was
without run.
Bobby Keefe had his revenge for the
reception rendered him in the opening
round the last time he hooked up with
the Commuters. He allowed Vans men
just two hits during the nine innings.
The young twirler whom Clark Griffith
of the New York Americans has secured
to do box work for him next season
gave a high class exhibition of hand
inning did an Oaklander have the pleas
ure of occupying the initial sack and
but two more reached there during the
remaining rounds.
Mclaughlin kicked through in the
opening round with a triple after Shee-
han had singled, which gave the Tigers
their first tally. The crowd did not ex-
pCCI OdhidHQ " cOuHt from the man.
ner which Bobby was winging them
down and a shutout was predicted in
the early part of the game. Oscar
pulled himself out of some tight places
in the early rounds until the seventh,
when three clean hits furnished two
counts.
( The Tigers had the taste of blood
now and were clamoring for more and
they satisfied themselves in the con-
cluding rounds They all took ride
on Oscars offerings. They started off
with single and increased the going
a little bit with doubles and came to a
grand finish with a triple. Many, of the
fans were afraid the end would never
come. so they left for dinner before the
bombardment ceased. After four tai
lies were in Mike, the Tiger tanner, or
dered his charges to cease the outrage
and the Tigers went to their cages.
The score:
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 19.-Eight
thousand racing enthusiasts witnessed
driving finish this afternoon for the
Saratoga cup. There were only three
horses in. the race and John Sanford's
Caughnawaga won from August Bel
mont's Beldame. The latter made the
running for mile and a half. trailed
by Cairngorm. On the back stretch
Martin made his run after Beldame and
drew level with her at; the half-mile
pole. They ran head and head to the
home turn, where Cairngorm gained an
advantage of a length and looked like
winner. He stopped to. nothing
furlong from home and Caughnawaga
came on with timely rush. He passed
Cairngorm easily and then went after
Beldame. which seemed to take new
lease of life after Cairngorm quit
Caughnawaga had too much left and
won by a length. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs. selling. three
year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St "a; Fin
to 2-Humo, los 9McDanieD Il ri
20 to Water Mirror. 90 (SwlD
Time 1 :13 4-5 Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner, NJ L. Hayman's b. f. by Ben Brush Miss
Laudeman. Confessor. Danseuse, Ralbert,
Pioneer. Colonel White. Lochinvar. Regal,
Peggy O'Nei finished named.
SECOND RAcE-The Beverwick Handicap
SteeplecndSe. ABOUT TWO ana a ndlI ullles, iOr
four-year- -olds and upward:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q. Fin;
13 to 1o-Jmmy Lane, 14s (Ows) 20
to MAIDEN, 161 (Roderfckl l 20
3 to 2-Jim Newman, 1872 Ray) -3
Time o:31 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner. Mr.. Coltons ch- g. by His Grace
Anna Page. Three starters.
THIRD RACE-six furlongs, the United
States Hotel Stakes, two-year-olds:
{ to 5sgursomaster; I21 sRsdfn, j d$ "
3 to Pegasus. 112 Jyne)..... Il 22
to 2-ormondale. 112 (Burns). 81 33
Hurley Burley Rellsnicker Oyama, McKitt-
tredge, Samson. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE One and three-quarter
miles: The Saratoga Cup:
Bstting Horse Weight % JOCKEY GsSy., st. T. Fin.
Is to 5-Beldame. 121 (o'NeiD... IL %
S to 5-Cairngorm. 113 (J.Martin) 22 8
+ Time, 100 4-5. Start fair. Won ridden out.
Winner j. sanford's CHI. b. by Clifford-La
Tosca. Three starters.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; selling; three-year-
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q. Fin.
II to 5-K. of Rhodes. SO CMcInre) 81 h
to TX Is;I Rose a,,.. los ,o CIV Bpchan} ,a 5Sa
Time. 1:41 2-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner, W. H. Buch's 9 b. 8. by Knight of FL FL
sis & LOUISE d Inc @ Say emo neoesai Er
Colossal Gay Lothario, Just So, Old England.
Lineal and Celebration finished as named.
SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs; two-year-olds:
betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST.: z; Fin.
Is to 5-Fiip Flap.119 Cw.Knapp) 5 8 2s
5 to 2-Bridgeman 1T (ONeiD. 2 % 31h
Time. IA; Start fair: Won driving. Win
sa Venus w. Kunans Shs6s Water Tmber and
finished as named az
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Banquet to Sir Patrick Manson.

Sir Patrick Manson, who completed a
series of lectures at the Cooper Medical
College last week, was the guest of
honor at banquet given last night by
the alumni of that institution at the
st. Francis Hotel. The affair was at
tended by seventy-five members of the
faculty and student body. President
c. y. Eiiinwood presided. Among the
speakers Of the evening were DR. Will
liam Ophuls. DR.. A. Barkan, DR.. Ham
lin. DR.. Mailer. DIR. O. p. Jenkins, Dr.
William Fitch Cheney and Sir Patrick
Manson.
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CREsTFALLEN FINISHES FIRST.
Takes the Fort Erfe Selling Stakes
From Bonnie Sue.

BUFFALO, Aug 19-Taken as an
entirety, this was the best days racing
given at Fort Erie this season. The
track was fast and the finishes close
and exciting. The Fort Erie Selling
Stakes, valued at $500, was the star
number Of the programme. 1t was won
by Crestfallen. at odds of to 2. For
several years this horse, which was
formerly the property of John Dugan,
who, up to his death. was the owner
of Woodbine Park. has furnished a
surprise and has turned up a winner
at good odds. The Young entry, Bon
ME Sue and Depends. ruled favorite
choice. Crestfallen fought 1T out with
Bonnie Sue at the finish and won by
a half length, Bonnie Sue second and
McIlvain third. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs: three-year-olds;
selling:
s to I-B Creamer. 90 CFreeman) 2 "a In
IL to 5-Sand, 104 q. Dale)..... 81 22
4 10 5-salvage. l02 (Munro). -. 11h31
Winner. shank & sutheriand's b. g. by Bob
Miles. or King Lee-Zerida. Stay Away. The
FTasts TaV smoSs pss Hazel seS
Belknap finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Five and half furIongs;
two-year-olds; selling ta
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y. Fin
Z TO l-FulDert,, 1USr (R- Murphy). i
2 to IA. Gardia, 90 (M- Preston) 3 81 81
Time. Loo. Start good Won driving VIM
Heolise II. Annie Berry. Gamester. and
Lady Walker finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-oue and a sixteenth miles:
Betting Horse. weisht, Jockey. st. u. Fin.
/ to 1-circuiar Joe.s5 (swainl.. 2 AZ SO
ort MInnee w walters sS0d BY Dr. fsssn Ree
Glenore. Neva Welch and Baikal finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs: Fort Erie
Stakes; three-year-olds and up; selling:
ss.'as to aGcrestfailen @ 'Sf 81 swain. swain IN IL
0 to 5-McIlyain 1o2 Kunzl... 81 90
Moiss Mn1er Depends. GambTinus The lexington
Leader and Lochgoil finished as named
FIFTH RAcEwsix wi,f furIo1gs: all ages; purse
s to SD Ball 1Os Foleyl...;; 22
so to 1-Anne Davis, 81 Jenkns) A 36
Winners, johnson & Dodson's Rusk. b. g.. by
Russell-Nuska and w. Mullaries' Ed Ball. eh-
Mams Foster aDS La Iond. nssed as
named. Dead heat
SIXTH RAcELone mile and twenty yards;
three -year-oIds and up selling:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. e. Fin
to 1-Oro Viva, ia CMunro). III 21z
8 to ARAB, 107 Freemant... 1h2
40. to 1--B. waddell. 10z (Chstn) 8 SO 3n
Time 1 1:42 As. Start good. Won easily.
Winner T. 2. Dearrnon's b. h., by Golden
Garter-Jo Viva Brushton. Ailopath, Fairbury.
Honda. I Know and Muidoon finished as
named.
SEVENTH RACE-Short course: handicap
steeplechase; three-year-oIds and up:
Wafrbt
Z to scotsman, $50 Gyan).. FL 2A
Even-Sweet Jane. lao (Gayior) 8 I u
Time, 1853. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, j. c.. Ferris Jr's b. g.. by st. Andrew
No Name. Sam Farmer, Gearholm, Billy Ray.
volantine Jim Hale and Prince Real finished
as named
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HANDICAP FOR RED LEAF.
Daughter of Hermence IL Never
Headed at Latonia Track.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 19.-Rain caused
a falling off in the attendance at La
tonia to-day and incidentally made the
track sloppy. Red Leaf easily captur-
ed the feature event, handicap at one
mile. She secured the lead at the
start and was never headed. Radtke
rode two winners during the after
noon. Two favorites won. Summa-
ries
FIRST RAcEmseven furlongs; three-year-
olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St. q. Fin.
1s to 5-omealca, 91 Koerner).. 9 SO II
IL to 5-Covina, 9S (Schade).... 51 2h
to Gold Bell 100 (Willims) 64'31
Time 1:34 3-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner. H. ]. Perry & Co.'S ch. c.. by Ormus-
Amanda p. Merces Sc. Chief Bush 90, Male-
diction IS, Grand Vitesse 95, Conclave 90,
Judge Saufiey So. A Convict 81. finished as
named
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and up: selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q. Fin.
to 2-Raviana, So (Schade1.... 6 13
s to l-Erla Lee, 101 (Morris).. 2 2 8
s to bravery, 81 (Radtke). ....S -
Time 1874 20. Start fair. Won handily.
Winner, M, L. Hartman's b. T., by Ravelstone
Floriana. Trixie White 101. April Shower 90,
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Cannot Race at Empire Track.

WHITE PLAINS, N. Y, Aug Ia
The State Racing Association has com
municated with District Attorney J
Addison Young of Westchester County
and has called his attention to the fact
that on Monday next the Horse Fair
Association of New York has scheduled
running races at the Empire City track
in Yonkers. Yonng instructed Sheriff
Merritt to have several deputies on
hand on Monday and stop racing if it
is carried on contrary to law. as
claimed by the Racing Commission.
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SEALS VICTORIOUS AGAIN.
Take the Fourth Game In a Row From
Portland.

PORTLAND, Aug. by score of
to 3 the Seals were the victors in a
stop Atz seemed the only man on the
Portland team who was alive to the fact
that the visitors had won three games
in row and were in fair way to take
a fourth. The little infielder was in
the game until the ninth inning, when
he was much annoyed at decision OF
Stats Davis. the umpire, and was led
protesting from the field by Manager
McCreedie when he refused to obey the
umpire's orders. Hoffman did poor
work. and his errors helped in the de-
feat of the Giants. The score:
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Iver Lawson Is Cycle Champion.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Iver Lawson
of Salt Lake City captured the National
Cycle Associations race tonight at
the Vailsburg track in Newark by win
ming the quarter mile in 81 seconds.
Frank L. Kramor was outgeneraled in
his semi-final heat and shut out of the
final w. K Fem gave Lawson a good
fight, but was defeated by six inches.
Five thousand people witnessed the
contests.
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SANFORD COLORS
FINISH IN FRONT
Caughnawaga Defeats Beldame
for the Saratoga Cup.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

Gilfain 81 Mint Bed co. Matte H 11O. finished
named.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds;
handicap:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q. Fin
TO Is. Frances. 100 (Morsn) I a
to 1-Osee. 100 (yVilliams)....
10 to 1-IIoi Polloi. gS twilson)- n
Time. LOG Is: Start good Won driving
strome-sara Raney Excitement 112. Neo-
desha 1GO. Topsy Robinson 10i. Agnolo 1OI.
Jacks Queen 80. Trenola 101. Chief Hayes 10e
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Mne; handicap: three
year-oldS and up:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey St. 9. Fin.
to 1e-Red Leaf. 81 (Radtke) 1 4 10
10 to 2-Intense. 50 tHicks).-.. 1 IA
Time. ]; ;49 2-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner, q. Corrigans ch Z. 90 by Hermence-
Readina- King Ellsworth 81. also ran.
selling; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
% to 1-Qn Carolina. 9s (Robnsn) 2 u
II to 1-Maleable, 105 CTooman) l
to Jap Maid 1O2 Cwillims) 5 1 80
Time. 1:13 2-5. Start bad. Won driving.
Winner W. F. Cross b. f. Montana -Kruda.
Doc Thompson 90. DR.. Keith 81. Toast Master
100 St. Columb 100, Port Worth 105 Gary
80. Fairview 105. finished as named
four-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. Fin.
to 2-Foreigner. 96 (Radtke).,. 8 i A
8 to 5-Fonsoluca. 100 (Robinson) "a
to 2-Dungannon. 81 (Morris) 3 8 10
Time, 2:16 2-5- Start bad Won easily.
Winner, p. NJ. Civils ch. g. a. by Piaudit-
Hereuse. Hot 96. Maie Hanlon 81. Danube So,
The Messenger SS, finished as named.
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SUMMARY

Three-base hits-McLaughlin, Nordyke Two
base hits-Keefe, Sheehan, Mclaughlin
Lynch. Sacrifice hits-sheehan, Hogan. First
base errors-Tacoma 0. Oakland 1. First
called balls-Off Graham g. Left on bases
Tacoma s, Oakland e. Struck out-By Gra-
ham 8, by Keefe z. Hit by pitcher
-Keefe Double plays-Nordyke to Doyle
to Keefe Passed balls-Byrnes Time
of game-One hour and forty minutes. Um-
pire-McDonald
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IHnt--@ s1O14, .Iof4. <-IUf = -I@12.
The benefit given Willard Zibbell,
who lost his hands and one foot at
Fresno. by the Sonoma County Driving
Club, netted 1881
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SAN FRANCISCO
ms AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-van Buren, Nealon Bases on
bals-off Garvin ., off Williams A. Struck
y-Gouchnauer to Wheeler to Neaion First
base errors-Portland 2. San Francisco 2
holder. Wheeler, Fleming. Spencer. Left on
bases-Portland 10, San Francisco 4. Hit by
pitched bsll--Atz- Mitchell. Time of game
One hour and forty-fve minutes. Umpire
Davis
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!; AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY.
r,aa rrrs-T,os Angeles 4

Earned runs-Los Angeles 4. TWo-base hits
Kane Hall. Smith, Cravath. Brashear
Home rur-Brashear. Double plays-Blanken-
ship to R. Hall: Brashear to Spies to Smith
" Hall to Flood to Dillon. Sacrifice hits
walters Hart r. Hall. Shields 2 Dillon
stolen bases-Kane. Blankenship 2. Flood. Dill
lon. Cravath, Ross. Struck out-By Shields s.
nv w Hall A. Bases on balls-On Shields g.
off w Hall 2 Hit by pitched baii-Frary
Passed bai1-Shea- Left bases-Seattle g.
Los Angeles s. Time of game-Two hours and
forty five minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
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MOFFAT-T REGAINS TITLE
OF CHAMPION BOWLER
Defeats A. A. McVicar- After an Ex-
citing Struggle by One Point
on the Park Green.

The final match for the Scottish
bowling championship played on the
green at Golden Gate Park yesterday
was the closest and most exciting ever
witnessed In this city. J. c. Moffatt,
champion in 1903, regained his title
after being led all the way by his op-
ponent, A. A McVicar. The match was
won by a single point. the score being
21 to 90. The loser had a comfortable
lead almost to the very end and looked
a sure winner.
When the score stood 10 to Ia in Me-
Wears favor he hardly looked to have
a chance. to lose. Moffatt, however, did
not despair and by some wonderfully
accurate bowling took the next four
ends. scoring six points. McVicar
ended up the score at 20-20, each need
ing but. one point to win. McVicar's
first bowl rolled right to the Jack. but
fell away. 1t looked good for the point,
but Moffatt proved equal to the oc-
casion and put his bowl almost along
side of the jack. giving him the point
and championship. Moffatt gave a
great exhibition of nerve and at the
finish outbowled his clever opponent
The score which follows shows Mof-
fatt's wonderful finish:
Mcvicar :. 0 o IL 13 0
IA 16 o o Is 1S 0
Moffatt :. 0 0 0
0 9 10 13 0 IA 0 Is Is 10 20
O 81
Four matches were played in the
Hanson cup tournament for players
over &c years of age. They resulted as
follows: Andrew Foreman beat John
Watson 21 to L.. J. NJ Duncan beat A.
Macdonald 81 to 6, A. Foreman beat G.
C. Patterson u to Is, ]. NJ. Duncan beat
Samuel Irving 81 to 49,
The following practice games were
played: David O'Brien and J. Deasy
beat J. NJ. Duncan and Samuel Irving
21 TO =, ]. c. Moffatt and w. ]. Fisher
beat DR.. Gum and II. L. Tickner 81 to
2, John Reid and ]. -Stott beat ]. NJ.
Forsyth and ]. w. Elder 81 to IA, J..
C. Moffatt and John Reid beat Joseph
and James Gray 81 to 16.