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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
BRITT AND HANLON
PRACT ICALLY
SIGNED UP.

The Goldfleld fight will not be the
only great glove encounter to- be settled
early in September. UNLESS something
unforeseen happens, Jimmy Britt and
Eddie Hanlon will settle their long
standing dispute on September 10 either
In this city or in Colma Manager Jim
Coffroth has the consent of both the
fighters, but Willis Britt has not vet
made up his mind. However he will
probably give his brotherly consent to-
day and then the articles will be signed
For many days past Hanlon has been
giving Coffroth the ofnce to match him
with Britt. These signals looked good
to the noted promoter and he responded
TO them. In the meantime the town be-
gan to talk about the possibility of such
an encounter. The boosting kids were
busy in punches and the more thew
boosted the stronger it went with Cof-
froth.
All the magnates wanted was the
consent of the Britts. A few days ago
Jimmy extended an invitation to the
promoter to partake of his quiet hos
pitality over in Marin County for a
spell. This appealed to the magnate
and he accepted.
He managed to combine business with
pleasure and was soon setting the Han
lon bee buzzing around in that Broad
way bonnet James E. appears on the
line with. The more Coffroth talked
the more Britt was convinced and when
the promoter left the suburban retreat
a day or two age he had the pledge of
Jimmy to give Hanlon a whirl
Hanlon is ready. More than that, he
is delighted He has selected training
quarters at Larkspur. He will start to
work at once He figures he needs
some time in which to get ready for the
fray.
"Graney and Levy have spent six
months trying to make a match and
have failed" said Coffroth yesterday
Britt and myself, representing fifty
per cent of the trust, will have a
match all signed up within twenty four
hours"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
COURSERS
TO START AT
INGLESIDE.

Two stakes, with total of eighty en-
tries. will be decided at Ingleside
Coursing Park on Sunday. The draw
last night resulted as follows:
Glass stake, thirty-two entries-Luey
Clair VS.. Frank c, Aggie Rocker VS.
Ruby Athlete, Paul Dunbar VS.. Rose
of Gold. Roman Actress VS.. Primrose,
Tom King VS.. Miss Viking, Dan Finne-
gan VS. Dolly Bishop, Flower Girl VS..
Russell J, Presto VS.. Clyde, Bon Ami
VS.. Renegade Apache, Iodine VS. Sher-
man, King V VS.. Queens Beauty, Race
hlng vs.. Reckless Acrobat, Amandan
VS.. Ragged Actor, Ailbe Royal VS.. Our
Bessie. Lady Kelp VS.. Lady Athlete,
Boutonniere VS.. Carlow Boy.
Forty-eight dog open stake-Sam-
pier VS. Walfa Walla- Domestic Lad VS..
Old Peach, Frank Dunn VS.. The Limit
Young Geraldine VS.. Farmer Boy, Clair
McVey vs.. Butt In, Nj Amigo VS.. Lady
Leeds, Black Tralee VS.. Pedlar Baum.
Royal Armada rs. Edenvale, Stanley r
VS.. Lady Aronmore, Precita Girl VS..
Honest John, Ina Cissus VS.. Fiddler.
John Morrissey VS. Miss Gambit Little
Claude VS.. Jimmy Lyons Mabel S VS.
General Frisbie, Pasha King VS.. Ger
trude, Secretive VS.. Fiery Eye, Young
Rocker VS.. Pride of the Hill, Blue Eyes
vs.. Trip the Daisy, D r VS.. Miss
Buenretiro, Lydia VS.. Young Kerry
Pippin, Lady Fieldwick VS.. Gallant Boy,
r w VS.. Irma Hot Foot, Encore VS..
Sangerman, Medea VS.. Tom Fitz-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Joe Cans Has No Fears
on Highly Important
Weight Question.
By Joe Cans.

GOLDFIELD, Aug. 81 never
felt better in my life. I am thirty
two years old and have been in the
ring just half my life, sixteen years. l
am as good as ever, and while expect
to get whipped some time dou..t
look for it in Goldfeld My weight
is now I3o pounds, and it will be a
snap for me in this hot weather to
knock off the necessary six pounds.
l will start training Saturday when
the articles will have been signed
OF course, this will be a fight to a
finish and it will settle the champion
ship of the world. l have been will
ing to meet the Battler on any terms.
I will sign up for thousand-dollar
purse as quickly as for the one of
$4,000 offered by Goldheld. What
I am after is to clinch my right to
the title, and l think l am going to
do so successfully when l meet Mel
son.
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have Siler referee the fight or any Of
q half dozen others. I am willing 10
name seven or eight prominent men
IL the business and let Cans take his
20 We viii meet tomorrow and
q not anticipate the least difficulty
IN reaching an agreement on terms
satisfactory 10 all concerned. I shall
require, Of course, that the man Sc
lected be Of recognized prominence
as 4 referee I cannot say tonight
where Nelson viii train. I wish to
look over the ground before deciding
on such an important point AS I
have stated before The Call is my
choice for final stakeholder.
Cans has settled upon training
quarters at the Merchants Hotel,
Columbia, about mile from here.
The 'coiored boxer is enthusiastic over
Goldheld after a day of observation.
He suggests building a regular amphi-
theater and there is little doubt but
that the suggestion will be adopted
and large permanent arena built il
the fight proves the success expected.
In Goldheld and the surrounding
camps are 10000 men earning S. :
day Each man would rather go
hungry d week than miss a good fight.
The laws OF the State allow women
to attend prize fights, and already
nearly 500 applications for seats have
been made by members of the fair
sex. Reservations for seats and boxes
made TO date more than cover the
amount Of the purse. A carload OF
business men will attend from Port
land, Or; alone. kilograms are COM
ing in from all parts of the country,
one from Lynn, Mass, reserving three
seats. Nearly forty of the available
boxes have been reserved by business
men Of Goldheld and Tonopah. The
first lumber for the big arena arrived
today
Cans was followed wherever he
went today by an admiring throng-
Early in the morning he deposited
roll Of money in a safe deposit box
in the local trust company. A by
stander was bold enough to ask how
many rounds Cans thinks the fight
viii last and received the laconic an
Ewer: Il wish l knew; no man living
can size. up that baby (meaning Mel
SOM.
A Cans matter-of-fact ways and
Modest demeanor are making a deep
impression on the mining men. They
agree that he means business.
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Dalesman wins over the Jumps.

First race six furlongs-Prince OF Pless wOn
Libation second. Weberhelds third Time.
1:15 20.
Second race five furlongs-Beautiful Mayo
won Frank Flesher second Triumphant third
Time, 1:04 As.
Third race seven furlongs-Miss Doyle won.
Terms Rod second, Lafayette third. Time. LII.
Fourth race, handicap steepleehase, Clubhouse
course-D alesman won. Blue Mint second Mod
red Law therd. Time, $3.50 1-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-CoIonade won, Elude
second Dr. Burch third Time. 1:15 1-5.
Sixth race six furlongs-Search Ne won
Lacene second, Bitter Hand third Time.
Ills rs.
Alberta won Cotillion second, st. Paris third.
Time, las 20.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Parke Wilson had young Tyson in the
points at Idora Park yesterday and the
new boy won his second victory over
Los Angeles. Six hits measured the ex-
tent of the damage they inflicted upon
Tyson. BY some comedy baseball In the
sixth the Angels were permitted to get
a lonesome run.
The mighty Cravath hit the ball to
the fence close to the score board, but
so quick was the Spencer-Hildebrand
relay throw that Crayath was held on
second. Dillon then rolled one past
Mohler. Sears got it mixed with his
feet and after the seventh distinct at
tempt to pick it UP saw Cravath lope
across the plate. Dillon hit to Mohler,
whose throw Wheeler muffed. Picking
II up, he sent the ball out to Sears and
Dillon was on third only to die at the
plate after Ellis had struck out and Nc
Clellan had hit a weakling to Tyson.
Mangerina perished at first after
Wheeler had juggled his roller. The
score:
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. half mile, purse-Domnus Arvi
no, Utica ITO. Fred Mulholland 110, Wapna-
gostis no. Lugano 1O7, Mrs. FIR. NeWburgh lO7
Nancy w 10T, Bertie A 107. Nenden 107, MIL
107, Alta Spa 107. Calendar 10T.
Second race. eleven-sixteenths of mile, sell
ing-Screwdriver III. DR.. Rowel Ill. Sir Dou-
gal III. Brown Scott III. Matt Hogan Ill,
Waterspout Ill, Urbano Ill, Glen Brier 100, st.
Winnifrede 109, Csmeletta 100, Daisy Wagner
100. FL verraco 106
Third race, tbirteen-sixteenths OF a mile, SELL
ing--Carrick no. Seed Cake 105, Tempta tion
I04, J. G. Clem 104, Legal Form 104, Fred
uhrig 104, Rustic Lady l02
Fourth race, thirteen. .sixteenths of mile,
selling-Crigl 105, Ralph Young los, Bert Ar
thur 103 Marie III 10l, Pelham 100. Piekaway
100, Sir Carter 100, Good Cheer 9S, Integrity 92
Fifth race, one mile. selling-Hi CauI Cap
109 Orchan 100, Bearskin 109. Pachuea 107
Allopath 107, Maxtress 10T, Ray 107, Montana
Peeress 10T, Hersain 10T
Sixth race, one mile. purse-Henry Waite u.s.
Dewey lis, Rudabek 115. Cabin 113, Blue Eyes
49, Dixie Lad 112, DueIist Ill, Briarthorpe Ill
Little Joker io9. Colonel Jewell I00 Colonel
Bronston 103.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
CUBAN PROMOTERS
ABANDON RACE
MEETING.

SARATOGA. n. Y. Aug. Sit was
announced today rom source be-
lieved to be official that the meeting
for the coming winter of the Havana
Jockey Club has been declared on. The
reason given is that those in charge
of the construction OF the plant fear
they would not be able to complete the
track and buildings in time for an
opening on the date announced.
This will disappoint quite delega-
tion of hoFsemen who had planned 20
make the trip to Cuba, knowing that
the meetings at New Orleans. Hot
Springs and In California will be car
ried on with a better grade o. horses
than have heretofore participated in
winter racing.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race. one mile, selIing.-suzanne Reeo-
mora 9S, The Borgian 101, Edgely 10S Fannette
es, Arab los F. E. Shaw Ill, Demurrer Ill.
Second race, five furlongs, seiling-Nioless
1o1, Crosscut 101, Mirabel 1o1, Lady Gay
Spanker 1o4, Partially 104. DR.. wentker 1o4.
Silver Star 104, Lady Bateman 104. Rome 104.
Gracious l04, Prytania 104, Excuse Ne log,
Josephine 100.
Third race, short course. steeplecsase-Peter
Becker 125, Nameoki 1870, Manzano LAB, Pick
time 40, Trenct The Mere 143 Cardigan $50,
Lulu Young ISL, DR.. Nowlin 1872 Sarter Re.
sartus 125. (Picktime and Trenct Poole entry.)
Fourth race six furlongs purse-Pnta 90.
Fire Fang 95. Prestige 105, yinctides 1O7 Little
Reg LOT. orfeo 107, Galithea 1OS Chamblee 10,
Ran MeKenna Ito, Ingothrift 11O, Petit Due
10.
Fifth race. mile and an eighth. selling
Attraction s5, Paul Deering ST. Fra FiIlipo 90,
Daniel "a Bassanio 95, Request 81. Edwin
Gum 100 Geo Vivian 101, Scarcecrow 104,
Retioent 10T. Lemon Girl los, Monte los, Ex-
clamation lis.
Sixth race, one mile, purse-Berry Waddell
95 Miss Eberless 9S Judex 100, Malakof 100.
Bert Osra 100, Bendigo 103, Gay Boy 103 Old
Hal 1G3 Waddell IL 103
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
BET ON FIGHT RECORDED.

RENO, Aug. s.-Billy Nolan and Tex
Rickard left for Goldfeld this morning,
and articles will be signed there to-
morrow by Nolan and Cans. Nelson is
TO get the big end of the purse, win or
lose, as he is the drawing card Cans
has consented to this. The portion
each man Will get has not yet been
decided The fight will take place at
o'clock in the afternon, mountain
time. The first large bet on the fight
was made in Reno this morning. j. d.
Moore, mining man of Goldfield,
placed $4,000 even money on Cans, ].
Bowes, a Reno gambler, taking the
Nelson end.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGEF

YEW YORK, Aug S.-Everything
passed off quietly at the Polo
~ Grounds today. Chicago beat
the New York team. 1t was
learned early in the afternoon that the
local club would not prohibit the en-
trance of any umpire assigned by Presi
dent PuIliam to the grounds. When
Umpires Johnstone and Emslie reached
the gate they were accompanied by
President Pulliam, who had come
hastily from Saratoga AS soon as he
had seen the pair gain admittance with
out interference he hurried away in an
automobile without going inside the
turnstile Pulliam said today;
''The New Chicago game, sched
uIed for August z, stands on the league
records as forfeited to Chicago by a
score of to 0, and said result has been
tabulated and counted. 1 uphold the
action of the umpires absolutely. If /
am not sustained by the National
League board of directors I will not
only resign my position as president
of the National League, but I will quit
professional baseball. forever"
Neither Manager McGraw nor Third
Baseman Devlin was 10 be seen today.
as each has incurred the penalty of
suspension for a few days. The score:
r. H; E;
New York -..z
Observation-Disclosures Brown and Mo-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

Goldheld as the battle-ground for the
great Gans-Nelson affair. The black
smith takes his reverse calmly and
says he hopes the Goldheld people will
make a million dollars out of the
match. He bears them no malice.
I surely went on a chase that could
do no good" said the blacksmith last
night. I guess Nolan had made up
his mind before I dropped in upon him
That Goldheld proposition hit him just
right and he took il as soon as he was
convinced that Rickard would deposit
the check with The Call
II did the best 1 could to get the
match here. I showed Nolan where he
could draw a bigger house here, and
also talked picture privileges with him,
blC nothing doing. He was for Gold
field and there was no chance for any
one TO get that idea out of his head"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
DEVEREAUX Is HIT
ON HEAD WITH
A BALL.

SEATTLE. Aug. S.-Rube Vickers and
Bill Reidy engaged in hot pitchers
battle here this afternoon, Seattle win
ming, to 0. Both twirlers were In fine
form, Vickers depending on terrific
speed and Reidy on head work and his
fine control of a good, slow ball. The
only run of the game was made in the
first inning. With two men out Blank
enship reached first on an error stole
second and scored on Householder's two
bagger Bliss opened the ninth with a
two-base hit against the fence and
Vickers hit Devereaux on the head,
knocking him out. The next three men
could do nothing, however. and the
game ended ! to 0. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Mrs. Ada smith wins at Golf.

SAN DIEGO, Aug. S.-Ada N. Smith,
well known among the women golfers
of the State, yesterday won the ladies'
handicap cup at the Country Club links.
making IS from the scratch. There
were seven other contestants, all of
whom were given handicaps.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
RAMS HORN DIES SUDDENLY
AT GRAvEsEND RACE TRACK
Captain Williams Horse Has Been One
of the Sensational Winners
of the Season.

NEW YORK, Aug. s.-Word was re-
ceived this afternoon that Ram Horn,
winner of the Brighton handicap and
favorite in the Great Republic stakes
TO be run at Saratoga Saturday, had
died at Gravesend this afternoon. He
had been suffering from bowel trouble.
Rams Horn was owned by Captain
williams and was considered one of the
speediest racers In training in the East
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Lions Share of Purse Goes
to the Battling Dane.
Reservations Made
Already Cover
the Purse.

- OLDFIELD, Aug. s-Billy
Nolan arrived on time this
~ evening with President Rick
ard OF the Athletic Club and
"as given hearty reception. He
meta number of the fight promoters.
Nolan says Nelson is in the pink of
j adition and will arrive on Saturday.
= Wig been detained in Salt Lake bv
his theatrical engagement. He ex-
pressed himself as willing to make
favorable terms with Cans and gives
assaranee that there will be no hitch
u tHe arrangements. L would be
perfectly willing" said Nolan, TO
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New Work Morning Telegraph.
First race-Demurrer, Edgeiy, Su-
zanne Rocamora.
Second rnce--Dr. Wentker, Excuse
Me, Gracious.
Third raee-Dr. NowIin, Lulu Young,
Cardigan.
Fourth race--Prestige, Ingolthrift,
Petit Due.
Fifth race--Lemon Girl, Daniel c,
Monte.
Sixth race-Bendigo, Judix, Bert Osra.
Weather clear. Track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Reliance Club Run.

OAKLAND, Aug. S.-Preparations are
being made for the annual run to Di-
mond Canyon, which the Reliance Club
plans TO hold on Sunday, August 49,
Luncheon will be served the runners
at the conclusion. The remainder of
the day will be devoted to racing,
wrestling and jumping for the various
classes. Prizes are offered the winners
of the events.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race--Lady Charade, Alma Gar
dia, The Mate.
Second race--Elected. GIamor, Bonart.
Third race-sOnny, Ann Hill, Orline.
Fourth race-Wee Lass, AIcOra, De-
wont.
Fifth race-MoraIes, Friction, Owe
IandO.
Sixth race-Air Ship, Mill Song, Lid
wilma.
Seventh race-My Gem, Albert Fir,
The Only Way.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

Hits made-Of McGregor IL. Two-base hits
Mitchell, Moore. Sacrifice hits--Lister (2l. First
base on errors-Portland 2, Fresno f. Left on
OF Hartman 4, of Gum 1. Struck out-By Gum
4. By McGregor 3, by Hartman /. Double plays
Lister (unassisted); Casey to Cartwright to
Eagan; Sweeney 10 Moore to Lister. Wild pitch
Hartman Hit by pitched bail-MitehelI. Time
of game-l:55. Umpire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. Aug. s.-The trial of
the men charged with the lynehing OF several
negroes here several months ago was begun to-
day. Soon after the trial was begun j. L.
Maxey, one Of the regular panel of jurors re-
ceived word that his house, fifteen miles west OF
Springfield, had been struck BY lightning, his
two children killed and the house destroyed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Harrard oar.men Afloat.

BOURNE END, England, Aug s.
Harvard and Cambridge were afioat
twice today and were watched by large
crowds on both banks of the river and
by the occupants of hundreds of boats
The American oarsmen are creating a
good impression.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
FRESNOITES FAIL
TO MAKE STAND
WITH GIANTS.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. S.-By the loose
score of IL to 5. Portland took todays
game from Fresno. Gum pitched fine
game for Portland. McGregor and
Hartman, in the box for Fresno,
showed less form. Twelve hits were
made off McGregor. Portland made
sixteen base hits to Fresno's eight
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
SuNMARy

Two-base hits-Irwin, Cravath. Sacrifice hits
Sears, Williams. First base on called balls
OF Burns 4, of Tyson A. Struck out-By Burns
4, by Tyson /. Hit by ptcher-McClellan, Man
gerina. Double play-Wheeler to Mohler to
Williams. Wild pitch-Burns. Time OF game
! hour 80 minutes Umpire-Dunleavy
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

DIVORCE GRANTED.-Oakland Aug. s.
Walter ". Burnham failed to provide for his
wife and an infant child. according 10 a di-
yorce decree that was granted today by Judge
Ellsworth. The divorce was granted to Mrs.
only failed TO provide the common necessaries
Of life, but also abused Der.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
Nelson Starts for Nevada.

SALT LAKE. Aug. S.-Battling Nell
son bid good-by TO his Salt Lake
friends tonight and departed for Reno,
where he goes 70 begin training for
his coming encounter with Joe Cans.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

First race-Utica, Wapnagootis, Mil
sora.
Second race-Dr. RowelI, Matt Ho-
gan, Ell VerraccO.
Seed Cake.
Fourth race-RaIph Young, Marie
III, Pickaway.
Fifth race-Roy, Allopath, Hi Caul
Cap.
Sixth race-Dewey, Cabin, DueIist.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
SITNfAfAR' !

Stolen bases-Deyereaux, Kane, Blankenship,
streib. Sacrifice hit,krugsr. Iwo-base hits
Bases on balls-or yickers 5, OF Reidy q
Struck out--By yickers s, by Reidy s, Hit by
batsman--By Vickers /. Balk-Vickers Left
on bases-Seattle 8, Oakland z. Time Of same
/ hour IS minutes. Umpire-Mahaffey.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

LONDON. Aug s.-Bo1iface Nattar, Lord
Abbott OF ST. Mary's Abbey. Buckfastleigh. Dew
onshire. and another prelate belonging to the
abbey were on board the wrecked steamer Sirie.
As nothing has been heard OF them all hopes
that they escaped have been given up.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

SAN JOSE, Aug. s-Edward Mason. a young
workman, formerly Of San Francisco, took car
bolic acid instead of medicine this afternoon and
Is In a precarious condition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
GRANEr SAD AND soRRowFuL.

Little Blacksmith Arrives From Fruit
less Quest After the Big Match.
Eddie Graney returned last night IN
a sad and sorrowful mood. He failed
in the mission TO induce Billy Nolan
te choose San Francisco instead OF
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

ran; Ames. Wiltse and Bresnahan- Um-
BOSTON, Aug. S.-Ptttsburg defeated
PPittsburs -.--.-...------2 9
sfu Batteries.wiilis and Gibson: YounS
and Needhan. Umpire-Klem.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug S.-St- Louis
game postponed: rain
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST; LOUIS, Aug. S.-After Orth puF-
pOsely walked Hickey with two out In
the tenth inning, filling the bases. Del
ing Wallace to score the winning run
for St. Louis. Shortstop Elberfeid OF
The The New Yorks attacked Umpire
on the grounds for disputing a dsci-
gr GT Of Sew Se 81 YdTE Sere a9d bar1ed Mre
from the coaching lines for similar Of
fenses. The score:
ST. s.; Louis %, .-.-.....-.....-3 12 I
Batteries.Glade and hickey; ortS
CHIcAGo. Aug. s--Chicago defeated
Philadelphia, for the fourth eonseeu-
ers' battle. to 0. Score:
Sbifsgg Sbifs5gsinbt. t.dd 2
Battsrfes = Patterson and ID Sullivan:
Plank and Powers
both games OF a double-header today.
Scores:
First game: r. H z.
WasSi5 RstFSiiS rto5 ..,s s "a 3
Batteries-Mullin and Warner; Pat
ton and Wakefield
Second game: 4 H =.
Detroit ............4 10 o
Washington --...T IL
Batteries = Donovan and Payne;
Smith and Wakefield
CLEVELAND. Aug. S-Boston took
both games from Cleveland today. The
scores:
First game: r. H e
Cleveland .....1 8
Boston ...........3
low and Kittredge; Young and Arm
bruSter.
Second game: r. H e
SIeNelaHu y
DOSlOn . . . &.
Batteries Rhoades and BueIow:
Harris and Petersen.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
SEALS COME BACK
AND BEAT THE
SOUTHR0NS.

RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, 3; Los Angeles, 1.
Seattle, L; Oakland O.
Portland, IL; Fresno, 5.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09
GAMES TODAY.

GAMES TODAY.
San Francisco and Los Angeles at
Oakland.
Oakland at Seattle.
Portland and Fresno at Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-09

sGandie batted for McGregor in fifth inning
s'Fitzgerad batted for Hartman in ninth
inning.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1906-01-25
Surprise Party.

Last Thursday night, sixty
eight of the friends, neighbors
and brother Woman of Mr..
Ebaugh marched into his home
on 9th street and gave him a
very pleasant surprise party.
The evening was spentin games,
music, and dancing until mid
night when a delicious supper
was served. Everybody had
"a fine time, and VIM enjoyed
the occasion better than any
body.
j. L. Westergard of Nora,
Neb. was in the Valley on land
business today.
John D. Norton, of Omaha,
and Miss Fora A. Berry, of Mo.
Valley, were licensed to marry
in Omaha yesterday.
The kids have only had two
days, this winter, when there
was snow enough to slide down
hill, in this city.
w. j. Burke, of the State Sa-
wings Bank, is in Council Bluffs
on business today.
w. M. Girton, of Magnolia,
was in the Valley today. He
says that Jonn Hannah is build
ing a fine residence in that
place.
A. N. Oviatt, of Magnolia, is
in the Valley today, the guest
of his brother, Frank Oviatt.