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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-10

Mr.. Streib and Mr.. Kelly developed
violent craving to boot that ball yester-
day at Recreation Park in the eleventh
spasm. They just booted everything that
came along and when the sacks had all
been decorated with a Seal Hfldebrand
tore one through to the right garden and
1t was curtains for the afternoon. Score
San Francisco /, Oakland 0.
1t was too bad to see such a swell game
of ball break up the way 1t did, but 1t
had to end some time and perhaps 'twere
better it did finish in the eleventh. Both
mines came within a wink of winning it
many times, but that old run was never
squeezed through till Hildebrand dropped
that emergency hit of his at the last mo-
ment
Buck Francks saved it for the Com
muters in the ninth and at the same time
pulled off one of the most remarkable
plays of the season. Two were down
when Wheeler, Hildebrand and Irwin
punched the leather to safe places. r.
wins wallop was going out to left field
and Wheeler tore past third and was
about to try for the plate when Francks
picked up the ball with one mitt and ran
down the astonished Wheeler, who stood
looking on instead of running some place.
Uncle's brigade started out in the ninth
with lots of action. Kelly booted Spen-
GERS grounder and Streib dropped Dever-
eauxs throw of Waldron.s bunt. Wheeler
laid down another of the same kind and
Streib booted this. leaving a full house.
1t was goodnight when Hildebrand
slapped one far out into the right gar
den, allowing Spencer to saunter leisurely
to the pan.
The Commuters hit Dick Williams fair
ly hard throughout, but he had the sign
of the red man over them in the pinches.
In seven innings Oakland got the first
= he hoe hut
Yesterday was the second time this week
Williams sent the Oaks away without any
runs.
Moskman pitched a grand game and
deserved better treatment He had every
thing but support when he needed 1t. In
the third Irwin walked and went around
to third on Nealon,s swat. He was thrown
out at the plate a block when he tried 10
score on Shea's fly to Dunleavy. The
score:
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GRAyEsEND ENTRIEs.

NEW YORK, June 9.-The Brooklyn
Derby and the Empire State steeple-
chase will be the features of a strong
card tomorrow at Gravesend track.
The days entries:
First race. about six furlongs-King Cole
1Oe. Keator 103. Aeronaut ILL., Water Mirror
o. George P. McNear 109. Onward SO, Tom
my waddeIl Ill. Nopal 101: Sincado lo6,
Grand Duchess 90. Jerry. c Ill. Hannibal Bey
Second race, about two and a half miles,
the Empire State steeplechase handicap for
four-year-oIds and up. full course-Arian 100,
Flying Buttress 15I Hylas 154. coigny $50,
Dromedary 49, Bonfire 140. Russell Sage 140.
Bacchanal .130 Messna 130.
Third race, about six furlongs. the fremont
stakes $4,000 added, o-year-olds-Jacobite
119. Quorum lis. Bohemian 115. Green Room
115, Voorhees, 115.
Fourth race one and a half miles. three
vear-ods the Brooklyn Derby-Cairngorm lis.
Won Tromp lis. Merry Lark lis, Hot Shot
11S Misraine 11S
Fifth race one and sixteenth miles. three
vear-olds and up. sellng-Oarsman 115, Ca
oueta los. Cottage Mad 1o1. viona 94. Vola-
day 102 Onatas los. Hyland 101, Jane Holly
9S Gold Dome 101, Queen Belle "a, Niblicl1
on Wizard 96 Duke of Kendall 49,
sixth race five furlongs two-year-olds.
handicap-Phidias 100, La Sorciere 11s, Debar
lis. Sandmark III. Devil Tree III. Astronomer
II4 Cold Badge u.s. Consistent 112 Beaufor,
1oa' Sidney F no. Ballot Box ITO, Casslni
III Barberloot 106, Miss Margo 105. Indria 1C0.
GentIan 100 Lady Valentine los.
Weather clear. track fast.
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SCHOOL BASKET BALL TEAMS
ARE STRUGGLING FOR HONORs
Lowell and Lick Young Women VIII
Meet on the Court at the
POtrerO To-Day.

The young women of the Lick and
Lowell High schools will engage in a
basket ball match this morning on the
courts Of the former school. The game
will be closely contested from start to
finish, as the athletic misses hold the
same rivalry toward each other as the
boys in their lines.
Both squads have done considerable
practicing and are considered fairly
good players. The girls of the black
and gold seem to have a slight advan-
tage over their opponents. as they are
accustomed to their court.
The Lick team has done well this
season. In the game with the Com
mercial High School girls on Thursday
the last named won by a score OF to g.
The result is attributed to losses by re-
peated fouls on the part of Lick. which
gave the wearers of the blue and white
the winning lead in the latter part of
the contest. The Commercial team fol-
lows: Misses Hazel McCue, Ethel
Kenny, Hazel Parent Eva Lundberg,
Bessie Mahoney, Ethel Lacey, Florence
Beatty and Eva O'Callaghan.
The Lick and Lowell game will be
called at 10 a m.
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Fish pe.troyer. Arre.ted.

SANTA CRUZ. June 9.-Two Italians
are in jail under $500 bonds each for
violating the fish laws. The sound of
q dynamite blast was heard by Judge
]. H. Logan at Rrookdale, and he
FASTENED to the creek, to find two men,
one nude, the other with his shoes off,
gathering up the fish that came to the
top of the water after the explosion
or the dynamite. The one with his
clothes in his hands and the other
without his shoes made for the brush
Later two Italians who had purchased
dynamite were arrested and taken be-
fore Judge Page. Being unable to fur
nish the $500 bonds. they were taken
10 jail at Santa Cruz.
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HUGH MCGOWAN RUNS
A FAST MILE RACE
Covers the Distance in 1894
at the Meadows Track,
Seattle.

SEATTLE. June 9.-Hugh MCGOWAN
broke the track record for one mile by
three-quarters of a second at the Mead
ows this afternoon, covering the distance
in 1894 1t was the first day since the
meeting opened that the horse showed
his best form. He was fourth away from
the barrier and ran a waiting race, en-
tering the stretch in third place three
lengths behind Gloomy Gus. For the bal
ance of the distance there was nothing
but Hugh MCGOWAN, which passed the
judges stand three lengths in front of
Gloomy Gus
Three favorites and three outsiders
won. The attendance was about 5000 and
the betting was brisk. In the six and a
half furlong race Starter Ed Duke made
Cerro Santa a present of the purse The
horse was five lengths from the barrier
before any of the other horses left it, and
won by this distance. None of the other
horses appeared to have been given
chance to break and much complaint was
heard from all sides.
In the six furlongs, Doublet. Sue Chris
tian and Dundreary finished together. all
driving and furnished the spectacular
finish of the day.
Sandstone, one of the candidates for
the Derby, which is to be run on the
18th inst, was tried out In the mile.
While he finished ten lengths behind the
bunch, he ran 1air race 10 the haIr,
where he was head behind Hugh Nc
Gowan. Summary:
First race. four furlongs-Happy Chappy
(6 to S. 8 10 s. 1 to 81 won, Addie d C TO l.
to 81 second. Roseleaf q to ID third.
Time :4s
Second race. hve furlongs-Lauretta q to
2 10 l. even) won, Ell Verracco (even.
to p second MetlakatIa q TO 10 third
Time 1:01A.
Third race. six furiongs-Doublet Is to e.
to s. 1 to 81 won. Sue Christian q to l.
even) second. Dundreary @ TO 81 third Time,
Fourth race. one miie-Hugh MCGOWAN a
TO g. 2 to 8. out) won, Gloomy Gus e 10
/ s to ~ second. Sea Air q to . third
Time. 1894.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles-Mer-
wan q to l. TO 2 even) won. Glenrice
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RIDERS THROWN
AT FIRST TURN
Treubel and Shilling For
tunately Escape Uninjured
at the Latonia Track
RED CAR is A WINNER
Horse With the Automobile
Name Proves Fast and
Clever Over the Hurdles

CINCINNATI, June s.-An off-day card,
with nothing more exciting than the
steeplechase handicap. was offered the
sprinkling of turtles to-day at Latonia.
Red Car and Warner had the jumping
race to themselves. The former. a well
played second choice, won rather handily.
In the third race Marseilles and Mayor
David s. Rose fell at the first turn, but
Jockeys Treubel and Shilling escaped in
jury. Apple, the odds-on favorite in the
final event, finished second to Evelyn
Kinsey. with Marshal Ney, the second
choice, third. Harding and Helena c
were the only winning favorites. Sum-
mary:
First race. six and a half MISUNDERSTANDING
won. The Pet second, Colonel Jim Douglas
third. Time, al 2-5.
Second race, five furlongs-HeIena F won.
Third race, one mie-Hot won, Singing Mas
ter second, Flori third Time. 1:42 3-5-
Fourth race. steeplechase, handicap, short
course-Red Car won. Warner second. Creo-
lin third. Time. 2:57 3-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Rusk won, Major
T. j. Carson second, Early Boy third. Time,
Sixth race one and an eighth mies-Evelyn
kinsey won, Apple second. Marshal Ney third
Time, 55 is.
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June 9.-The Decora-
tion handicap at one and a sixteenth
miles will be run Tomorrow at Lato-
MIA The day entries:
First race. six furlongs, selling-Fallen Leaf
So, Itaska So. Muldoon 90. Scotch Irish 9s May
Ellen 9S Colonel Jim Douglass 99 Hopeful
Miss 100. La Pucelle 102. Marmont 1O3, Mag
Nolin los. ST. Paris LOG. Presentation 107.
Robin Hood ILL.,
Second race. one mile. sellng-Trompeuse 81,
Tapiola ~. Binehelio 1O2 Outwai 1O2. Berry
Hughes f02, Athlone 104 Foreigner 1O7. Scotch
Thistle 10I. Haviland los. Benvolio ia.
Third race, hve-eighths OF mile, two
year-olds, purse-John 100. Maplehurst 1O3.
Dewhurst lO3. Curly Jim los. Gold Mate 103.
Henry Watterson 103. Toasrmaster los. Oak
Duke los. Captain Bush 1OS Kerchevale LOG.
Wrenne 110. Hyperion no. Hadur 110
Fourth race. fve and half furlongs, the
Decoration Handicapped Leaf 100 The Cook
100. Lady Savoy 100. Bats 102, Fonsoluca 1O2.
Bondage los. White Plume los. Estrada Palma
112, Prince Silverwings 105. Reservation 122.
tRed Leaf and The Cock, Milan entry; Estrada
Palma and Prince Silverwings, Talbot en-
try).
Fifth race seven furlongs purse-Intense
102. Mum 182. Louise McFarlan I02, Goodtime
102. Grace Elliott 1O2. Regale 102, Siss Lee los.
Royal Legend 10S Miss Jordan no.. Louise
McFarian and Goodtime, Woodford & Buck
ner entry.
sixth race, fve furlongs selling-Comnent
&C. LADY Travers 80. Attraction 100. Beatrice
X 1o1. wistful 1ol. Problem lo2. Flotilla lO7.
Leta Duffy lis.
weather clear; track fast.
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Re.tockins Trout Streams.

BOUID CREEK, June s.-The
Santa Cruz County fish hatchery, To-
Gated at Rrookdale. will commence the
distribution OF 100000 young trout on
the 10th inst. in the streams of the
county. The game clubs at Santa Cruz,
Boulder Creek and Sequel have under
taken TO provide transportation, and
will attend to the planting Of the fry
in the most suitable places where the
fish will thrive. Among the streams that
will be stocked are Waddells, Scots.
Buteno. Boulder, Bear. Kings. Sequel
and the San Lorenzo River. Fish Gull
turist Shelley. in charge OF the hatch
cry. has 100000 young fry in the
Matching trough and ponds, which will
be distributed In all the streams Of
Santa Cruz County within the next four
months.
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Lick Nine Goes to Baker-neld.

The champion baseball team or
the Accidents Athletic League, the Lick
High School aggregation, started last
evening for Bakersfield, where they
will play several match games with the
high school nine. The Bakersfield boys
are considered the best players of the
southern part of the State, and should
make things warm for the champions
This is the second team Lick has sent
south this term The wearers of the
Tiger" moleskins were given an OUT
ing last fall, when they struggled with
Los Angeles for the football champion
ship of California The Lick lads travel
in state at the expense of the south
ern youngsters, who expect to gather
the expense money from the inhabitants
of the sagebrush ard oil fields who
have a desire to see the national game
as it is PLAYED by the high school.
cracks Of the State. The Lick squad
included, besides the regular team.
Walter Christie. the University of Cali
ifornfa trainer. and Henry Smell, man
ager of the Tigers.
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Team. to Play Gaelic Football.

The next game Of Gaelic football OF
the series for the championship OF Cali
fornia, conducted under the auspices OF
the Gaelic Athletic Association. will be
played tomorrow afternoon on the
Presidio athletic grounds The strug
gle will be between the Parnells. win
ners OF last years championship. and
the MacBrides, who took second place.
These teams have not met since the
final game for last years champion
ship In August last. Four of the league
teamsEthe Emeralds, Wolfe Tones.
MacBrides and Parnells-have each two
games. The winners tomorrow will
therefore be in the lead for the cham
pionship.
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Kipuey Lou to Try for Record.

SAN JOSE, June g.-The San Jose
Amusement and Driving Park will be
opened tomorrow with race meet
and balloon ascension and parachute
drop. This place has recently been
other attractions and zoo is to be
added. The races and speed exhibitions
promise to be a good programme
Kinney Lou will go a mile to beat his
record of 2:07%. The horse will be
driven by Budd Doble. his owner Tuna,
with the four-y year-old trotters' record
Of 2:0SA; DR.. Hammond, 2:12; Rajah,
2:10; Dedalion, 2:09A, and Bird Catcher
are entered in the races. T. w. Bar
stow,s three-year-old PAGERS, Just 1t
and High Fly, Will be driven mile to
beat 2:02. I. C. Barnett will drive his
double team to break the track record
and Jack Phippin will appear with
some OF his well-known horses.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Presentation, Muldoon,
La pucelle.
Second race-Berry Hughes, Ben
volio. Foreigner.
Third race Maplehurst, Hadur,
TOastmaster.
Fourth race-Talbot entry, FonsO-
luca, Milan entry.
Mum.
sixth rnce-Problem, Leta Duff, Flo
tflIa.
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Handicap for MaIfada.

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-Union Park racing re-
suits:
sendine won, Socapa second, Feronia third.
Time, :4S go.
night Minstrel second. Cohasset third. Time,
AS 1-5.
Third race five furlongs-Red Queen won.
J;I1ette second Oberon third Time, l :o1 As.
Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap-Mafalda
won. Many Thanks second. Onyx III third
Time, 1.14 as.
Fifth race steepechase. short course-Jinl
Bozeman won, DR.. Clark second. Hakim third.
Time. 800.
sixth race one mile and seventy yards
Australina won. Violin second. Gay American
third Time, 1 Al o-5.
Seventh race, six and half furlonss-Pips
won. Captain Neroth second. Kings Charm
third Time. :19 1-5.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June 9.-The st. Louis
Derby will be the feature of to-mor-
rows card at the Fair Grounds. The
entries:
First race. six furlongs. seling-McDeceiver
99 Sweet Kitty Bellairs 81 Ledabelle 10S. Es-
sayer los, Hottentot 10S. Lady Sellers 95.
Golden Russett 1o3, Water Pansy 105 Dolinda
105.
Second race. six furlongs. handicap. two-year-
olds-Jane Rachel "a. Ramus IS, Osee 3d. HUI
norist 115, Sainada 81. Horseradish 90 Excite
ment 100
Third race. six furlongs, seling-Ed Early
91. Mamie Lynch 9s, Van Ness 10G Cashier
1G0 Inspector Halpin 102. Frank Bell log.
Fourth race, one and a half miles, st. Louis
Derby, $500 added-Pinkerton 116. Ed Sheri-
dan 109 Beknighted 112 Hilona 10I. Uncle
Charley 49, Broomhandle 116
Fifth race one and sixteenth miles.
handicap--Don't Ask Me SIS, Neversuch 81.
Taby Tosa 100, King Ellsworth 10I.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles, selling
-CotiIion S. Kentcn 90 Docile 9S. Andrew
Mack l12. Bavaran 81. Bravery go. Lacy
Crawford 100.
seventh race one and an eighth miles. sell
ing-George Vivian 103. Broodler 100. Dr. Hart
100 Prince Salm Saln 10-. MAZE Hanlon 103.
Athena 80. Luson 81. Loves Labor los. Jack
McGinn los Hubbard %, Tristan Shandy 107.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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BRAID RECA|NS
GOLF HONORS

LONDON. June 9.-Aleck Smith was the
only American TO reach the final round in
the forty-fifth annual tournament for the
open golf championship to-day at st.
Andrew. His aggregate was $685. as
against 3lS, the aggregate of the winner,
James Braid. the former British cham
pion.
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RECORD broken
BY RED KNIGHT
Chestnut Horse Runs the
One and One Quarter
Miles in Fast Time.
TWO CHAMPIONS BEATEN
The Picket and Alan Dale,
Two Promising Candidates
for the Suburban, Lose
Special Dispatch to III. Gail

GRAyESEND, June 9.-On a track
which dried and hardened so quickly
that a record was broken, with weather
conditions otherwise perfect. eight thou
sand racegoers had more than their fill
this afternoon of excitement, satisfaction
and surprise. The excitement came in
nose and head finishes, the satisfaction
from the fact that three first choices won
at comfortable prices, while the surprises
were caused by the inglorious downfall
of The Picket and Alan-a-Dale, two
heretofore promising candidates for the
Suburban.
1t was Red knight which broke the
track record for one mile and a quarter
and incidentally took the measure of the
highly considered thoroughbreds Sum
mary:
FIRST RACE About six furlonss; three
year-olds; selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
TO 1-Geranium.1O 1O4 1McLghln) 10 III
to Right & True, Ill tBaird) 212
to 1-Consideration,9 Dgins)11 8 81
I Time. Ill. Start bad. Won driving. Win
ner. T. c. McDowelrs br. f. by Lazzarone-
Gailiard H Sweet Alice. Line of Life, North
ern Star. Campo, Florentine, Pronta, Colonel
Rupert, Kenilworth, Fortune Hunter, OBJ
server, Memphias and Old England finished as
named.
yards; handicap; mares; three-y -year-olds and
up:
Betting Horse. weight Jockey St q Fin.
13 to 5-M Crawford, 81 Knapp 2 3 11a2
20 TO 1-Graceful, SO (Smith)... I IL III
Time, 1:44 40 Start good. Won ridden out
Glenn. Ocean Tide, Diamond Flush, Dekaber
Bellatrix. Ken, Stamping Ground, The Yelled
Lady and Toi San finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs; ;
the Hanover stakes; two-year-olds; selling:
m.
IS to l-veribest 1c4 (Millerl.. 411ss
Winner, N Bennington's b. C. by Gerostein-
Seamoa Waterbok, Cassandra. Youth, Sir
Brinkley and There Now finished named.
FOURTH RACE-one and a quarter miles:
three-year-olds and up: handicap;
5 TO Red Knight. 105 CMillerD / IS III
to 1-Go Between. 1Oe (Burns) 41h212
80 Ito l-Eng!ish Lad , rs tMeLln, s1s ss1a
of Ellerslie-Belle Daily. Graziallo. Cedarstrome,
Monsieur Beaucaire, Alan -a-Dale, Sir Brillar,
Red Friar and The Picket finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one and a sixteenth miles,
-year-olds and up. selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St. q Fin.
to hsmo5ies 5-sstfo5. los 5 msne
Time~l,4s. Start fair. Won handiy.z Win
ner w. Ciay's blk. by Sir Dixon Msrdin-
Cnampialn Orly II. Brduiey y ret, Sold ltoHie,
Martinmas Sailor Boy. Cannon Ball and Eagle
finished as named.
SIXTH. RAcE-Five furlongs; two-year-
olds: maidens: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey st. y Fin.
8 to Isolation, 100 tKnapp).. IL g
Is TO 5-Hammeraway.1 112 Baird . h 2 h
40 to 1-Hekste. 109 tRobbins)...S 21 3h
Time, :02 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Kessier.Fair e Recluse. capiss. society Bud. d.
Interioper, Snow, Honeywell. Convolvolus, Ret
rcpaw Queen Forentine Lady of the Forest
Reindeer Dr. Koch and Huddy finished as
named
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Lo. Apreles Game Po.tponed.

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-The base
ball game scheduled for to-day was
postponed on account of the death of
Mrs. Flood, wife of the second base
man and former captain of the Los An
geles team. Mrs. Flood died from blood
poisoning, contracted In her hand a
week ago. The body will be sent to
Denver, the former home of the de-
ceased, for interment
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Game LAW vioIator. Caught.

Harry Jones has been fined $25 by
Judge Thorpe of San Diego for killing
quail. and z. cervelli has been fined
s25 by Judge Whipple of Fort Bragg
for having the birds in his possession.
Deputies Of the Fish Commission
seized more than thousand pounds
OF striped bass at Sacramento Tuesday,
and a boatman named Caramen, who
shipped the fish from San Francisco,
has been arrested Justice of the Peace
Braden Of Laytonyille has fined Robert
Van Fossen s25 for having deer meat
in his possession.
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Lagunita. Tennis Tournament.

The opening lawn tennis tournament
of the Lagunitas Country Club will be-
gin to-day and will be continued next
Saturday, when the mixed doubles will
be played. The winners will receive
prizes presented by the club.
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net. Can Re Made In Los Angeles.

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-Late this
afternoon the City Council repealed the
ordinance prohibiting the selling of
pools on races within the city limits.
Eight Councilmen voted for the re-
neal and but one against. This means
pools will be sold for the harness races
at Agricultural Park next month. This
has heretofore been prohibited.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-McLaughlin, McHale, C. Hall. Struck
out--By Brown 8, by Hall 0. Bases balls
BY Brown 4, by Hall 4. Hit by pitcher-Lynch.
Graham. Stolen bases - Graham, Hogan
Houtz Sacrifice hits--Nordyke, Eagan, Brown
Twol base hit-R. Hail. Home run-Kemmer.
First base on error-Tacoma 1. Double plays
Graham to Nordylxe; Eagan to Nordyke;
Lynch to Nordyke; Kemmer tunassisted); Nc
Hale to Keinmer. Left pases-Tacoma 10,
Seattle 6. Time OF game-One hour fifty min
utes Urnpre-Pcrine.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Duneavy, Kruger Kelly,
Francks. Errors-Streib (2). Williams. Dew
ereaux Kelly. Two-base hit-Irwin. Sacri-
fee hits-Kelly, Streib Waldron. Wheeler.
First base on errors-san Francisco 4. First
base on called balls-Of Williams g. off Mos
kiman l. Left bases-San Francisco 8.
Oakland 10. Struck out-By Williams {, by
Moskiman 4. Hit by pitcher-Byrnes. Double
plays-Shea to Irwin; Dunleavy to Byrnes;
Gochnauer to Nealon. Passed ball-Shea.
Time OF game-Two hours. Umpre-Davis.
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C,rrier pigeon Captured.

SAN JOSE. June "a carrier
pigeon, bearing the registery number
2146s, flew into the market OF the
American Fish Company at SO Post
street yesterday and was captured. The
bird will be returned to it's owner upon
application.