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TUESDAY. AUGUST IA.
nEEnG
Edwin Goodall and wife to Andr,


Edwin Goodall and wife to Andrew Arickson
lot on Sc line OF Vienna street, 90 sW OF
China avenue, Sw 20 by Sc 100; $40.
Louis Gaviati to Albert Jacobs lot on line
q G1eeswich ga. x street 20 OF Dupont, o2i%
Albert Jacobs to Louis Gaviati, lot ON line
Of Greenwich street. sa of Dupont. E o21%
f. J. Castelhun to B. Page Company, lot on
Sc line OF Harrison street, 177:6 NE OF Third
q sk % sc nve SaTsl 20
line of Post street, 6s:10 " of Grant avenue
w 5I:2 by 1856, w lie. n so. E 52:s. $
Emily NJ J. Hession Hogan) and husband
to Robert Duncan and wife, lot on line OF
Twenty ninth street, 200 of Dolores, sc
James Dunno to Edward T. Jones lot on W
line of Elgin Park. 22s of Ridley street,
Joseph Wells and wife to Frank Pierce and
wife. lot on W line of Twenty sixth street, 2GC
W of Castro, w 20 by ia; $40.
G. T. Knopf to Margareta Halk. lot on \
line of Twenty first street. 90 W of York, W
Fernando Nelson and wife to Mary johnson.
lot on line Of Liberty street, $50 E of Castro,
r B. Potter Realty Company to Paul Mo-
linau and wife, lots Ia, Is, is and 10, block
Robert ]. Wright ct al: to Warren Improve
a25 sE q Howard. Sc e X 9,,s sw s.; $40 ,,o.s
Ear narf F oraen raG and wife to Charles
lot on SW line Of Mount Vernon street, 2S:6 Sc
of Tara Sc % by SW 100. lot 49, block B.
Getz Addition to Lakeyew: $40.
Standard Realty and Development Company
to Western Pacific Railway Company, lot on
NV corner of Carolina and Army streets. y
l57, w 200 81. T. %. 100 f 175, and
sixty-seyen other pieces; $40.
Anna D. Joost to Benjamin G. Washington.
lot 4. block %, City Land Association; $40.
Same to William H. Dowell, lot 8. block
T. B. Potter Realty Company TO Minnie I.
Hafner lot 43, block 30 Refs Tract; grant.
H. n and L. B. Maxned to Jean ]. Aregus,
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday:
- Eugene F. Smith, 40 e12s Fifteenth st, and
Granville s Hopkins, 81, 2906 Folsom St,
and Adeline G. Bucker, 10, 1893 Jackson ST.
Milton j. Moye. "a 1440 Valencia St, aud
Katherine Mclaughlin. IS, 4443 Eighteenth ST.
Peter Jensen, SO, 90 Sanchez St, and Chris
tine Jorgensen, 2s 2s2 Chenery St
Reuben ]. Cohen, II, 1457 Haight ST. and
Ida Isaacs, is, s53 Cole st.
Max II. Jope. 25 1914 Guerrero St. and May
Hon, 16. 1914 Guerrero ST.
Lizzie H. Flicker, II. 1875 Hayes st.
William ]. Jones 81, 1122 Potrero ave., and
Lena Muller, 1s, 957 Hampshire St
Leo NJ. Leonidas "a lT13 Page St, and
Janett Williams, 90, 1713 Page st.
Frank v. Corbett. 81, city, and Alma Par
Alfred s. Gum. 2s s22 Missouri st. and
Esther Roberts. IS, 1917 Nineteenth st.
Michael cha; K uinliven a; 22o Valley St,
Gustaf A. Carlson. SO, Turlock. and Ruth E.
Anderson, 25, Turlock.
OAKLAND, Aug. 14.--The following marriage
licenses were issued today:
ALI Schmidt, %, Alameda, and Frances E. NJ.
Dean, %. Alameda.
Manuel NJ Rogers, "a, Oakland, and Mary
Frates, Is, Oakland
Charles Flibotte, 26 San Francisco and Mary
Case, Is, San Francisco.
Charles Sandstrom, 43, San Francisco, and
Emily Carlson, 36 San Francisco.
William p McCabe, 80, San Francisco and
Celia Smith, 25 San Francisco.
Frank NJ. Bryant, 80, Oakland, and Edythe
II. Tyler, 80, Oakland.
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WIFE's SUIT FOR DIVORCE
DRIVES DOCTOR TO SUICIDE
Aged Los Angeles Physician Puts End
to Troubles by Blowing
Ont Rrafna.

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 14.-Dr. Louis
Moll, an aged physician and one Of the
pioneers of Los Angeles. committed
suicide at his home at 3615 Western
avenue yesterday afternoon by shoot
ing himself through the head with a
revolver. The fact was not known un-
til this afternoon. The police were no.
titled that a shot had been fired at the
house yesterday. They searched the
premises and found the physician lying
dead on couch with bullet hole
through his head, his right hand still
grasping the revolver with which the
deed had been committed The fact
that his wife is suing for a divorce is
ascribed as the cause. He recently sold
his drug store and for two months had
not been engaged in business. He was
a member of the Odd Fellows, Masons
and knights of Honor.
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New Tannery buildings at Napa.

NAPA. Aug. 1.-THE Sawyer Tanning
Company of Napa announced today that
1t will soon put UP several buildings,
representing an investment Of $4,000.
AS soon as the new buildings are ready
for occupancy the present tannery will
be abandoned and the old building torn
down. According to plans there will
be four new structures of steel and re-
inforced concrete.
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BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

Birth, marriage and death notices sent by
mail will not be inserted. They must be handed
In at either OF the publication Offices and be
indorsed with the name and residence of persons
authorized 10 have the same published. Notices
restricted simply to the announcement of the
event are published once in this column free Of
oh
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lot on NE corner of street and Thirty-eighth
avenue, f 57:e by \ 100; $40.
winchester and wife. lot IS block ?. Lake
Hsyms3 Company E.asst4 40 5.Sys :
g street. n 25 by 100; $40.
Mary B. Moore ct al to =, MsEss5et = . Moore.
iS' SO 0n By II cSs1s; Sas slo .asA'0n 'H' ' ~
Real Estate and Development Company :, to
of fasss see 1nS iso o S IS
Leon de bernardo to Maria de Bernardo. lots
246 and PAT, Spring Valley Homestead Asso-
''st''D 5. pucss Company to Charles L. Lindh and
Charles J. Bosworth and wife to Henry g.
Meyer lot on line cf n Fifteenth FL svsnqs sIo 100
Henry G. Meyer and wife to Emma +. Boards
ley, same: So
lots 12 and is. block So. and lot 81. block 81.
Union Trust Company ct al ttru:tessl to Wal.
street, 1os:1k south of Bush. 34:44 by 80;
Eivira R. Borkheim to John F. BOrkheim,
lot on S line of Richland avenue. 475 Of South
avenue, 125 by $ 100; $40,
lot on line OF Wisconsin street. 270 Of Twen-
Thomas hS s; % Rivers Ct al s,d 70 Hida Fenner
John B. Farish and wife TO Frances A. Rey-
nSs aosnue os on me- e @ asd $40
Frances A. Reynolds to George A Newhan.
same; SO.
Clara Lichtenstein to Charles Lease and wife.
lot SW line Of China avenue. 25 Sc OF Lon
don street. Sc 25 by Sw 100; $10.
W. F. Kroll and wife to George E. Trull and
wife. lot on SW line OF Elsie street, 3S3:8 NE OF
Cortland avenue NE 25:s By NV 40; $40.
Patrick Reilly and wife TO Alice H. Beck
mann lot on S line Of California street, 70 OF
Pierce. % IS by s s7:6: $40
A s. Baldwin and wife to Martin r. Fragley.
lot on Sc line OF Mission street, 45:6 SW OF
Twelfth, Sw 1915 by Sc IS; $40
Builders Contracts.
William BOsc0 ct al. with r. W. M0ller. TO
erect two-story brick building s line Of
Dupont street, between Pacific and Broadway.
for S7400
Fred Baruch ct al. with San Francisco Con-
struction Company, excavation and removal OF
debris on NV corner of Jessie and Sixth
Streets Is by W So for $500
Same with same, same work on SW corner
of Third and Stevenson streets, W IS BY 40,
for S19O5.
G. NJ and " Rossi with R. Recenbach &
Co.. alterations to a two-story frame building
on line of Steiner street, 106 Of Sacramento
s 81 by 1888, for $3.50.
II. P. Flannery with NJ. Levy Co., plumb
ing for building at gore Of Geary. Kearny and
Market streets. for 1856.
Charles G. Gebhardt to Fred j. Fl. RIckon.
10 erect tourist building line OF Geary
street, 40:6 E OF Grant avenue. for $1s 930
Louis Guglielmoni with A. F. Rousseau. to
erect three story frame building on E line OF
Dupont street. 117:6 S OF California, 20 By
so, for s950o
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California
Lin1ifed
ToChicago in 5Days
Leaves aailT al $3.50 4 N
hila uinsrs ana Olsstsfs

I:SO A NJ. For StockIOI., -.-SrScd N0..sSe
lconnectfon Tor Yosemite al
ley), Fresno, Hanford. VISA
lila, Bakersfield and inter-
500 p. NJ. mediate points
$3.50 A M.-Caltfornia Limited. days
to Chicago. Leaves every day. Dlrees
connection to Grand Canyon
$3.50 A M.-Va1ley Limited for stockton.
Merced (direct connection with 70
semitic Valley, Fresno. Hanford, VII
salia, Bakersfield and points on Sierra
1855 A. M-For stockton, Riversbank.
Oakdale and points on Sierra Railway:
G:00 p. M.-For Stockton. Fresno and
500 p. M.-Overland Express for Den.
yer. Kansas City. Chicago and Grand
TICKET oFFICES-Ferry building,
San Francisco; 1112 Broadway, FortIeth
st and San Pablo ave.. Oakland: Uni
versity ave. and West ST.. Berkeley.
NOTE.-Yosemite Valley r. r. trains
leave Merced for Yosenite Valley az
$40 A NJ and 900 p. NJ every day.
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BIRTHS.

wARDEN--In this city, August o, 1906 to the
wife of Winsor L. Warden, daughter
WoRTH-In this city, August IL, 1906, TO the
wife Of Edmund L. Worth. daughter
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OAKLAND STOCK EXCHANGE.
Morning sessio

OAKLAND, Aug. 14.-Following were the sales
and closing quotations today the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange:
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DEATHS.

DEATHS.
Bechtel, Mary f., 10 Lundin, John. II
Bryant, @. j., 80 Norton John f.. 4s
Dale, Elizabeth, 5S Mulinix Friedrich. 80
Daiss, Gottlieben, AZ Runynn, Annie ~, %
Donovan, Catherine, 60 Sieberst, PetB ", 20
Drown, Virginia, Stenson, Geo. t, m.
Hart. Clara L. Sullivan. Esther L. m
Hessler, Frank, "a Tarr. Thomas E.. 60
Hutchinson II. l., 81 Van VIE, Arie, rs
Jorgensen, Ulika, 3s Wells, Douglas, so
King Margaret H., 90 VOTERS John D. 81
Linkesch, Louis, SO wunderlich. August, 65
BEcHTEL-In Mountain View. August 10, 1906,
Mary F., beloved daughter OF Mr. and Mrs f.
G. Bechtel, and niece of Albert Braun, ma
tive Of California, aged 10 years IL months
and 26 days.
Services today wednesday,. August 15,
1906, at ii o'clock a. m, at Catholic church
Mountain View. Interment Holy Cross Gene
terry on arrival Of 1916 train from Mountain
View.s Friends and acquaintances and espe-
cially the Ladies OF st. Ignatius Sodality are
invited TO attend the funeral.
BRYANT-In Oakland. Cal, August 49, 1905.
Convere Jones Bryant, native of Char
lotte, n Co. aged 80 years
DALE-In the City and County Hospital August
IA, 1906, Elizabeth Dale. native of Ireland
aged IS years.
DAISs-In Berkelev CAL August 10, 1906, Gott-
lieben, dearly beloved wife Of John Daiss
loving mother of Hannah and the late Ger
trude Daiss, and aunt of Louise and Lydia
Edelmaier. native of Germany, aged AZ
years month and DAYS
Friends and acqua intances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services toInor-
row Thursday morning. August 16. at 10:30
o'clock, at her late home, 1406 Henry street
Berkeley, thence By funeral car from Ferry
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.

Bunkr Hill .2215 / .25lGwin Mine 3
Cont Eureka AZ .47lRialto Gold NJ 10
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25xIoO each.
NEAR GLEN PARK.
SATURDAY. .-......... SEPTEMBER 1. 1906
AT O'Clock ,. N. -''
SALE WILL BE HELD ON THE PROPERTY.
Take Mission or Guerrero-street cars and get
For further particulars apply to
G. H. UMBsEN & CO..
20 Montgomery street.
SOL GETz & SONS. REAL ESTATE OWNERS
5o7 DEVISADERO ST.
$3.50 to .s4oO-YOur choice in new block. bet
Persia and Russia aves. Excelsior Homestead
Level Lots. near MissiOn-st. Cars.
Come esrlyi Lots selling fast
Best opportunity to secure homes on easy
. payments.
Call for diagrams and prices
$500 10 Sl2oo-New blocks in Sunset. Rich
tivsiT cannot be excelied: hne View: low prices:
easy terms; near Park and cars.
Cottages in various locations on terms.
Cceanside branch office cor St and 4Tth
- ave. Open daily and Sundays
- SOL GETZ & SONS
- 50T Devisadero st. near Hayes
MACKENZIE & UNDERHILI.
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS,
2l13 FILLMORE STREET
SIS 5Q0-LQt 35x100. in best part Of Panhandle
District, with six new fats; rented low at sI75
FER month; could easily be made to pay Is per
cent
SIS 5000-27xl20; Van Ness ave. corner; i'm
provements can be put in shape 10 pay big In
terest and lot win double In value in two
years.
Sl6, 6,O0O-SeTen room modern house in best part
q Western Addition; marine view; lot 27xiI2:
easy terms.
SO cOO-25xl37:e s-room house: modern: in
- the Panhandle District.
We have lots for sale and 10 lease or will
huilq permanent buildings for good tenants in
the burned district.
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Az elegant furnished 7-room house, situated
on one ~ fhe finest avenues IN Berkeley; this
10 house is new and extra well finished; this place
fas 70 be sold at once; II you want a fne
e house Investigate this; price. furnished SoovV'
~. TTPPER & KAY.
south Berkeley. BOrin Station.
= r,-6arb-('or University and San Pablo sves.
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coUNrRY REAL ESTATE

IN AREN County dairy ranch. GA acres; level and
= ioIing improved land; fenced and cross-feneed;
=, t6id hay land: plenty OF water from springs
. ard running streams; good buildings; lVo nead
~6f Ierseys horses. implements tools, sepa-
=; .fator churn engine, etc; owner making S2OOO
: scr year: death IN family reason for selling
nrfoe ouiv $50 600 GARDNER-FRICK. Co,
g56 Broadway, Oakland, CaL
sCseI5 5FORNIA land. 81 acre. balance entire pur-
c5laSe 81 week for each acres no taxes no
:: interest; 5-acre tracts; level, rich, clear
readv 10 -plow; under trr1gauoni perpetual
water right: immediate possession gwen par
ficuars maps, Photographic LOT e stamp.
steyinson Colony. room &c. 7oS Van Ness ave.
10 San Francisco.
FOR sale or trade-320 acres Of land; new house
and barn: implements and furniture; good wire
fonces. fine pine forest; well watered ny
,rrIna and river: located in southern 1um-
holdt: VIII sell AZ g bargain. Address J. n
DTNFSEN. 26I East Seventeenth St. Oakland.
GLEN ELLEN.
For saie-IOYeiy home, acres, parity
20 wooded on brook: cottage, I rooms; Irnlt
trees garden; 5000 LITTLE * WooLSEf'
Berkeley.
HOMES 10 the country; send FOR catalogue Q.
NJ WOOSTER CO. 1860 O.Earre.l s..
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BERKELEY REAL ESTATE.
sn1-rH RERKELEY REAL EsTATE.

-F3R Berkeley property-600- Oregon stock
ranch See owner st 2654 Bancroft way
:: Ee-.aler. phone Berkeley 2l5s.
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MILL VALLEY RIAL ESTATE.

BOYLE PARK.
MILL VALLEY
TIE SWITZERLAND OF AMEklCA-
. large sikhfiy lots wooded: bay and mountaln
iew: streets being gradei and severed enielns 1la
restriction; minutes 20 sialon' 1poupEFR 1o.s a
co. - = Parker agent. NH Valley
FOR sale or FOR rent one year, furnished e-Ioom
houee with furnace and own water
grounds cottage engine house and tahk. aP
pir 10 ADOLF LIEBMANN, MIL valley Sas-
cAde drive
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ELMHURsT REAL EsTATE.

TWO houses for sale. back of Lockwood schoo
Inquire OF 81. NJ. OLIVERA. feed store. Fitcl
burg.
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BUY home and let the rent pay for It. or have
them built at the same terms
n. J. MEHRTENS.
1000 SEVENTH ST. COR. LINCOLN AVE,
ALAMEDA
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SAN BRUNO PARK REAL ESTATE.
HENSLEY- GREEN CO.. White Garage bldg,
corner Van Ness and Market-O6er choice sites
20 homeseekers monthly installments; all
purchasers are requested to communicate at
once with company at above address.
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NOTES OF THE NoTABLES

The reversal Of form from the dolefUl
exhibition of the day before WIS COM
pls t. Every man played his position ex-
ceptionally well. Only brilliant <iclding
ssved the day. NILS work was ali the
candy. He made Two exceptionally clever
outs on throws from Patten who picked
up hunts intended as sacrifices. but
which resulted IN nothing but forces at
second. All 81 his chances were accept
ed cleanly and he and Schlafiy worked
thoroughly together.
Anderson's hit in the first inning
drove in Washincton's first run. Stahl.
who succeeded him. flied to second.
Andy certainly won the game.
Mil made three hits in succession.
When he went 10 ba the fourth time
the Boston fans applauded him in their
sedate and refined fashion. He promptly
died easily.
Another bad crack by Sheridan was
in he fourth inning. With three men on
bases he called four balls on Graham.
At least two OF them We're strikes
Collins has taught his men the valua-
bic art Of backing up and they seldom
or never fall down on IT.
Patten made one bad error. but his
other chances were difficult and accept
I ed brilliantly.
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EPISCOPAL GAMES
PROMISE SUCCESS
Athletes From District, Vir-
ginia, and Maryland.
WESTERN HIGH VS.. MARST0N
Kemper, Phelan, Clagett, and Baker
VIII Fight 1t Out for Indi-
vidual Honors.
WESTERN HIGH VS.. MARST0N

The entries for the interscholastic
track meet to be held at the Episcopal
High School near Alexandra, Va, Sat
urday. May .. are now in and the re-
suits show that every athletic team OF
the first rank representing schools IN
the States of Virginia and Maryland and
in the District Of Columbia is TO be rep
resented in these sports
Western High School sent in entries
but unfortunately they came in after
the entries had closed and the program
had gone in 10 the printer and therefore
individuals from that school viii not
compete. The relay team, however. may
be matched with Marstons School o.
Baltimore, and Il this is done there
should be a most exciting race, as VIII
be evident 10 all who know the record
of the Marston team and who saw the
spectacular finish made by Phelan, of
Western. in the indoor relays Of the
Washington schools.
Woodbury. VS.. Episcopal
The dual relay between Woodberry
and the Episcopal High School will
prove a most interesting event, being
the decisive one in regard 10 the cham
pionship of the State and made most in
teresting by the fact that Woodber-y
has defeated the z. H. 5. in three relay
races this winter on the boards.
Central High School Is sending = large
and formidable squad and will probably
carry away. as they did last year the
banner given to the winning school by
ehe old F H s. boys now attending the
University of Virginia
Last wear the Fairfax Trophy, the low
ing cup presented TO the competitor IN
-, Win
won by q Central man, Kent, and this
year there viii be a hot contest between
another Central man. hempcr. and
perhaps others from that school; Baker
OF the Army and Navy Prep: Hardy
OF WocdneTry: Forest. and others. rms
cup was last year presented by Hon
Joseph e Willard, of Virginia, and this
year IL viii probably be presented by
some other alumnus of the z. II. S.
Track in Good Condition.
The track Is IN much better condition
than last year and ali arrangements are
being made 10 run off the meet will
the least possible delay and in the mos
approved fashion, = thine~ which tbs
judges have clearly showed themselve:
capable Of doing.
Following IS list of the schools en-
tered, also the officials In our mex
edition will appear the list Of event!
with the entries as they are 10 be run.
List of Officials.
Charles z. Hammett referee; 3. J
Wefers. starter; J. b II. GIL. f. P
cambridge. James Gibson. and II. c
Berkeley. inspectors; J. Mason Brown
and ]. S Walker timers: ". c. Bryan
head timer; A r. Hoxton. track clerk
c. J. Faulkner. field clerk; G. N. Dan
iel. jr.. scorer; A NJ. Crawford. an
nouncer; judges DR.. s. Logan Owens
w. w Old. jr.. r. F. Lee. jr., Georg
W. orion. ]. A. Reilly. ". P. BGEic
". c. Thatcher, w II. Randolph, Phil
IL T White Sam Stinemetz-
The first event will start promptly q
1870.
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GEORGETOWN LOSES
TO WALBROOK A. c.

A great rally in the ninth inning.
which was clinched by Turner'S hard
drive to right field, turned defeat into
victory for the WalbrOOk Athletic Club
yesterday in a match with the crack
Georgetown University nine. The score
was Z 10 g.
Up TO the final inning it looked as If
the visitors would win, as the score
stood TO in favor OF the university
boys
Up 10 the sixth inning Sewen. who
was in the box for WalbroOk, was some
what wild He gave four bases on balls
and was touched Up for six hits. KRAFT
was brought in from third base TO pitch,
and then the visitors stopped making
runs He was a little of at times. but
struck out four heavy batters and held
them down 10 total Of two hits in the
remaining innings
Both teams played well and the con-
test was exciting Hooper, shortstop Tor
WalbrOok. made some remarka bly, nne
stops of hard grOunderS. wilson, at rrSJ,
also did good work Smith, for George
town, covered third base like a veteran
Score:
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SFBAIL GOLF RACNG BOXING ROWING ATHLETICS
GEORGETOWN PREPS
LOSE TO CENTRAL

Inc effective pitching Of little Sidney
Wills Tor Central High. was chiefly
responsible for the defeat Of the George
Town preparatory School. on the latter's
grounds yesterday afternoon Score.
10 2.
Both sides connected for six hits, but
Young Willis sprinkIed his about more
than Miller. who was on the rubber for
the embryo cOlleglans. MACEDONIAN was
not on first for the High school b,.r
his place was ably filed by RriEtOvs-
vino has been catching CamDbalI VS.
behind the bat yesterday for Central
and played good game Miller uitche5
fairly well, but was erratic al critical
periods Bristol for Central. connected
Tor two pretty singIes. The score.
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The balk is still causing trouble ana
the wide latitude the um2ires assume in
declaring what is and what IS not a
baIk leaves many opportunities for crit
icism- That the balk rule is not en-
forced strictly and consistently is ap-
parent, ana wheh an arbitrator sudden
" gets busy on that subject hard feel
ing results. The Washington pitchers
claim that IL the rule were applied 1T
orally there would be a constant pro-
cessiOn Of men around the bases. and
this is more or less true Also. II il
were applied as the books define il. the
pitcher would have little or no opDor-
tunity 10 make man stick 20 his bases.
Last yea the umpireS deliberately iS-
nored hundreds Of minor and technical
balks. and they Will have 70 follow that
policy again.
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Anderson Has a Hunch.

Anderson's lunches got in their handi-
work in the ninth inning. He took a
fly of Selbach. first man up. after
desperate run He played in close, al
though the usual policy would be to
keep way out for the German. but in
this instance Setback hit low. mean
liner that John barely landed after do
ing a gazelle-like sprint toward the dia-
mond. and John is not strong on that
gaZelle game. A toss, a force and two
singles gave Boston a run in this rally
and Setback would have scored but for
Anderson's fine catch Next, with men
on second and third and Boston one run
behind, John ended the game by almost
exactly duplicating the catch of Sell
bach
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AMATEUR ATHLETICS

It's a good thing that Harvard has
had the nerve to drop the University
Of Pennsylvania in football Penn mas
NOT apprec{ated what she owes to HarV-
ard. and time and again has made
cats paw in athletics Of the university
across the Charles Harvard took on
Penn in all sports when all the big
universities had turned the Quakers
down.-Boston Journal. It is not irrele-
want to state also that Penn has de
fcated the HarVarditeS two years IN
.,lIccessiOn. and that Michigan was only
too glad to arrange game with The
Pennsylvanians-
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Now that Harvard has finally dropped
Pennsylvania il is not beyond the
bounds of possibility, or even proba-
bility. that Harvard and Princeton may
meet again on the gridiron. 1t has been
the wish of many followers of the game
that this meeting would be brought
about, thus completing the triangular
contests between Yale, Harvard, and
Princeton.