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The San Francisco call., 1906-03-25
CLAUS SPRECKELS MAKES
HIS INITIAL MOVE.
PAYS A HIGH
COMPLIMENT
TO SPRECKELS

"Clnus Spreckels, who IL q
man OF commanding ability I'm
the business world, has done n
magnificent thing In turning his
talent and money to the service
of San Francisco by Offering to
finance a proposition for a mod
ern traction service with a con-
duit system. This proposition
of Mr.. Spreckels Is made ina n
large civic spirit free from sus-
pici0n Of self-interest other
thnn of loyalty to the common
good and the promotion of the
welfare of the city. This is
shown by the specific provision
I'm Mr.. SpreckeIs' offer that
1.-THE municipal ownership idea
he practically protected" This,
1T is explained, means that Mr..
Sprcckels and those interested
with him propose to construct
and equip a modern traction
system for San Francisco and
turn 1t over to the city In ten
years. This splendid offer,
coming as it does from q man
bility and with the executive
capacity TO carry out anything
he undertakes, is n complete
refutatlon of the pretense of the
United Railroads that AN under
ground conduit system In i'm
practicable In San Francisco.
The absurdity of this f. patent
to my one acquainted with the
conditions in other cities; for
example, New York and WASH
fngton, where there are hum
dreds of miles of roads TINT are
operated against much greater
handicap of climate than Is pre-
sented in Sam Francisco. The
broadway road In New York
City, almost all the cross town
lines In that city and all the
lines Ina Washington are run
with wires underground. Mr..
Spreckels' proposition leaves NO
doubt that this can be done In
San Francisco. In this prop0-
sition Mr.. SpreckeIs displays q
public spirit that is most COM
mendabIe. This action OF a
lnulff-milIionuire shows that
such N mnn as Mr.. Spreckels
may. be animated by splendid
spirit OF public service that Is
one of the highest expressions
of patriotism I'm contributing to
the upbuilding and beautificn-
tion of the community of which
he f. an honored citizen.'-Oak-
land Enquirer.
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CLERKS TWINS
ARE PAID FOR
By Mr.. SHAW
Secretary Rewards 0p-
ponent of Race
Suicide.
Special Dispatch to me can.

WASHINGTON, March 2.-Secretary
Shaw learned recently that clerk In his
department was In debt and made in
quiries as to the cause The clerk said
1t was due to his last pair OF twins
For goodness sake, how many pairs
have you?'' asked the Secretary.
"Oh. they come in pairs at our house:
we've had three pairs now managed to
keep even with the doctor till the last
pair came"
The Secretary reached down into his
pocket.
How much did that last pair costT'
he asked
The man estimated the figure
ssWeIl.' declared the head OF the Treas
ury Department. well. I guess you are
entitled to have the slate cleared. III
pay for the last pair" and be di6
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EGG LIFE PROL LONGED
IN LOEB'S EXPERIMENTS

DR. Jacques Loeb who has been conducting highly important
the University California with lower
of solving of the mysteries the production
has able the d egg
saenc of
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PROCESS NOW CLEAR.

wherever We produce the development
Of the egg Of the sea-urchin by two diff
ferent agencies the membrane formation
and the hypertonic sea water, the role
OF both seems now tolerably clear. Pro-
cesses of oxidation are started by the
membrane formation. Certain products
of oxidation are formed through the ac-
ton Of the hypertonic sea water, which
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The eRU PRINTS more r THAN a OTHER PAPER PuBspED sr FreSce
THE rHnArERs

ALHAMBRA-"Uncl Toms Cabin"
ALCAZAR-"A Modern Magdalen-
CALIFORNIA-"Ave Girls"
CFNTRAI-'@The House Of Mystery"
CHUTES-Vaudevi1le
COLUMBIA-'Idttle Johnny Jones"
GRAND-"The Death Valley Mys-
MAJESTTCL"sweet Nell OF Old
Drury."
ORPHEUM-Vaudev
TTVOLI-"Ths Isle OF Spice" Mat
Matinees at all theaters except thu
Columbia
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Forecast for March Is. I9oei
San Francisco and vicsnity-c1oudy,
unsettled weather Sunday. with show
ersi fresh south winds.
A G. McAD1D.
District Forecaster
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Supervisor l.. A Rea, chairman OF the
street committee of the Board of Super
visors, made this statement regarding
the offer of Claus Spreckels to build an
underground conduit railway system:
II am heartily in accord with Mr..
Spreckels in his effort TO improve the
railway conditions In San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-11
FINE HORSES
IN THE RING
Standard Bred Trotters From
Aptos Stock Farm Are
Offered at Public Sale
CUPID MARE THE STAR
Blood of the Dillon Family
Courses in Veins OF
Trotter Bought by Rogers

The public auction sale of standardized
trotters from A. B. Spreckels Aptos
Stock Farm attracted a great CROWD lasl
night to the st. Lawrence Stable. Wnlie
the bidding was spirited the prices were
not considered in keeping with the quahty
of the horses offered.
The star of the sale was magnlnceDt
bay mare, a full sister TO Venus, 2;1lA.
She is a descendant of the famous brood
mare Jennie whose progeny includeS
Dione, 2:07la. and Hulda. 2:0S12. The pur-
chaser was l.. R. Rogers Of Fresno. who
bid s725, the highest price paid at the sale
Next in line was bay gelding, whicn
went to NJ. F. Tarpey's bid of $3.50 He
is by Dexter Prince, out of Psyche, 2:161a.
c.. C. McCafferty secured splendid
chestnut gelding for $50. This is brother
to Gambia, 214A. The latter Is expect
ed to show 2:10 the coming season. D.
L. Randolph bought three stylish horses
a bay gelding for $3.50, another for S2lo,
and a chestnut mare for S26o- Mrs. D.
H. Bibb was a spirited bidder and finally
succeeded In purchasing beautiful
chestnut mare for $3.50. The horses aver
aged 1886 a head. They were all In SUI
perb condition.
Many of the fair sex were present and
took a marked interest in the display OF
the fine horses as their good points were
shown in the rings The sales follow;
Brown gelding by Aptos wilkes-christina.
A. l.. Dowler, $500.
Brown gelding by Aptos wilkes-Ninichs. A.
Ottinger, $3.50.
Chestnut gelding by Dexter Prince-Galata,
c. C. McCafferty, 500
Brown gelding by Cupid-Emma 8. j. Nc
Cormick, $3.50. ~
F. Tarpey. $3.50 1,,u,. .,,,.u.+,,r
mare. D. L. Randolph. $3.50
Bay mare by Cupid-Princess Louise. g. ID.
Bay mare by cupid-Lady Ashcat. ]. Nc
Cormick, $3.50 80
Jack Martin, $3.50 -
Bay mare by Dexter frlnce-Sunrise L. -
A. Ross, $500 ,s
Bay filIy by Cupid-Lady Ashcat Theodore
Bay mare by Altivo-Princess Louise. F.
oIsrt' Brown seIding by Altivo-satella. Charles
Graves. $3.50 ,,. -
George Gray. $3.50 60, 1,,,,..
Bay mare by Dexter fr1nce-ousle "llAeS'
s. E. Holmes, $500.
Bay gelding by Cupid-Erosine, D. L. Ran
dolph. s215. c-,, e-o,,,ta..
Bay mare by cupid-Liry S. L. R. Rogers
SIPS. s.,,. NJ NJ
ltua Chestnut mare by Dexter Prince-Neonta, D.
L. Randolph. $2e5.
Brown mare by Dexter Prince-Erosine. j.
Barnett. $3.50. -, l,...-..-
Chestnut mare by Dexter Pr1nce-Cnrlstlha-
Mrs d. H. Bibb. $3.50.
Chestnut mare by Cupid-sen sen' g. ID.
Shafer $40 ..,, r--.-t- r1aurat
S175. n III
Berthiaume. $780,
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

A batting rally in the last half OF
the ninth inning, aided by a bao throw
by Third Baseman Mott, and balloon
ascension by Pitcher Loucks of the
Seattle team, allowed the Seals 10 WIN
3 game at IdOra Park, Oakland, yes
terday, which seemed safe for Seattle.
The Siwashes landed one run IN the
first inning and that ended the scoring
until the ninth, when the Seals sent
two men across the pan, winning the
game.
Mott made Seattle's lone run in the
first He hit safely for three bags.
Heitmuller then lined out a stingins
single, scoring Mott. Both sides play
ed gilt-edged ball from that time until
the San Francisco bunch went to the
bat in the ninth Waldron. the first
man up. hit over second. Irwin bunt-
ed and Mott made a wild throw 10 first.
Spencer also bunted and Loucks, who
got the ball, lost his head. He held the
sphere so long that Spencer beat the
throw to first. filling the bases.
Z. Householder, who was sent in TO
bat for Sears, drove out a long single,
scoring Waldron and Irwin and ending
the game. The score:
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.HUES7ON BEATS
CARNEY EASILY
st. Louis Expert Outclasses
the Coast Player in Pool
From Start to Finish
MAKES A RECORD RUN
Visitor Gets Used to Table
and Begins So Fast That
Opponent Loses Heart

Thomas T. Hueston proved conclu-
sively last night that he was in a class
twenty miles ahead Of Joe Carney in
pool. Hueston ran up score of 406 to
Carney's 1S5 at the Savoy billiard par
lors. The highest run made by the vic
tor was IS. which he claims as
worlds record. Hueston once made a
run of. 73 in Kansas City. but not in a
match game. Before he made the 6S he
made a run of 81. Both of these featS
were performed early in the game and
disheartened Carney.
Hueston. who was somewhat hamper
ed on the previous night because he
was unfamiliar with the table, was at
his best last night. No shot looked diff
ficult to him. Just when the crowd was
certain he was cornered by a hard one
Hueston would make the shot with no
apparent effort.
The contest was refereed by Al
Chumway While the match was on
Hueston received a telegraphic chal-
lenge to play Jerome KeOgh OF Buffalo
in that city He will accept. The Sa-
voy billiard parlors were packed with
pool enthusiasts. rHueston and Carney
will play third game tonight
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WANTS SITE BOUGHT FOR
A TEMPORARY HOSPITAL
Head Ward Tender Asks Auditor to
Recommend Appropriation of
&2OO.0OO for the Purpose.

Head Ward Tender McQuaide OF the
City and County Hospital stated TO. Au-
ditor Horton yesterday that DIR. Ward.
president of the Board of Health, was
desirous of having an appropriation Of
100000 made In the next budget for
the purchase Of a site for a temporary
hospital, to be used while the new
City and County Hospital is being
built. Horton told McQuaide that the
amount named would suffice to build
new almshouse. for which there is
urgent need, the present buildings be-
ing In very poor condition. Horton said
he would not consider the proposition
at all. as the demands of the various
city departments for appropriations far
exceed the prospective income of the
city for the next fiscal year Horton
thinks the temporary hospital could be
built on the almshouse tract.
If the new City and County Hospital
is erected on the present site 1T will
be built in the rear of the old hos
pital. When the new structure is com
pIeted the old building will be torn
down and quarters will be built for
the doctors. nurses and attaches OF
the hospital
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MANY RUNS SCORED AT FRESNO.
Raisin Eaters Lose to Portland, Each
Team Using Two Pitchers.

FRESNO, April 10.-Fresno's pitch
ers lost today's game which was one
of the fiercest exhibitions ever seen on
the local diamond. In the sixth inning
with the score 2 TO 2, Steltz walked
Donahue. Moore Immediately scored
him with a three -bagger. In the
seventh inning with three men on
bases, Mike Mitchell hit the ball over
the left field fence. Califf went bad in
Fresno's half of the seventh and, aid
ed by a walk, two errors and. three
hits, four of the raisin eaters crossed
the plate. Steltz started in wild in the
eighth and O'Brien went in. in his
place O'Brien had no control what
ever, walking four men and forcing in
three runs, besides being hit safely
three times. French finished the game
for Portland. Score:
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.DURNELL MUST
SELL HORSES
Jockey Club Stewards Are
Not Satisfied With a
Recent Transfer by Him
FAVORS BETTING AGENT
Sir Wilfred, the Splendid
0ssary Colt, Will Be
Offered Among Others
sPEcIAL pIsPATcH no THE cA1L

SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
WASHINGTON, April 10.-'Boots'
Durnell, the horse owner, who was ruled
of the turf recently "for practices detri-
mental to the best interests of the turf
has had his move to place and race his
horses this season in the name of j. H.
Laffan, his betting agent, checkmated by
Jockey Club stewards. The Eastern turf
authorities have served notice on Durnell
that they are not satisfied with such a
transfer and that they must be assured
of a bona fide sale before the horses will
be permitted to race again.
Durnell will therefore dispose of his
thoroughbreds at auction sale at Aque-
duct, where he has Quartered fourteen
head.
Among the string are Lotus. three
year-old filly which cost him $4,000 last
fall; Sir Wilfred, one of the fastest colts
in California this winter, and two year
lings by Ben Strome that he paid 5000 for
a year ago.
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SteepIechnse for Game Cock.

WASHINGTON. April 10-Bennings racing
results:
First race for three-year-olds and upward.
six furlongs. Columbia course-The Clown won,
WaddeiI II second, Loricate third. Time. / rs.
Second race. for maiden two-year-ods, four
furlongs old course-Woodlne won. Windfall
second Wabash Queen third. Time, :52.
Third race for maiden two-year-olds, four
and a half furlongs old course-The Wrestler
won, Tileing second. Encore third. Time, :oe.
Fourth race fourth running OF the Southern
steeplechase about two and a half miles over
the full course-Game Cock won, Oleroso sec
ond Iron Heart third. Time, 5:36.
Fifth race, first running OF the amateur
cup six furlongs Columbia course-Paprika
won, Pacon second, Castor third. Time,
1:21 2-5.
Sixth race for three -year-olds and up, one
mile and one hundred yards, old course. SELL
ing-Phoebus won. Grand Duchess second. Sc
tauket third. Time, :54 3-5.
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NO CENsURE FOR CAPTAIN
f. B. ZADDART FOR FATALITY
Father of the Young Girl Who Wa
Swept on the Santa barbara
WIFI Sue.

United States Inspectors Bolles and
Bulger held an examination yesterday
in the matter of the death of twelve
year-old Maggie ]. Donovan, who was
washed from the deck of the steamer
Santa Barbara off the Mendocino coast
on March 81.
The testimony was to the effect that
a heavy sea was on at the time or
the accident and that the girl was
swept into the ocean through the
stanchions of the deck rail. No blame
was attached to Captain L. B. Zaddart,
but the inspectors recommended that
cleats be added to the rail to prevent
like accidents in future.
John j. Donovan, the girls father,
announced his intention of suing the
steamship company for damages.
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Jap Is shot by Sailor.

Tomisaburo Hayashi, the Japanese
PROPRIETOR of a shooting gallery at SIS
Kearny street, was shot through the
back of the neck last night by sailor.
The wound is not serious. Two men
who were In the place-Hans Void
and Ernest Engstrun-also sailors on
the steam schooner Revelle. were held
at the Central police station by Detec-
tiyes Bunner and Freel pending an in
vestigation. Later Captain Charles
Nelson of the bark Charles A. Kenny
was arrested and charged with the
shooting.
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PLAY TEN INNINGS DOWN SOUTH.
Oaklanders Get Twelve Hits and Carry
on All the HOnOrs,

Los ANGELES, April 10-Oakland
defeated Los Angeles today by the
score Of to 3, aften ten innings of
play The Angels scored their three
runs in the fifth inning. Oakland
scored one run each in the second.
fourth and fifth. and put the winning
run over in the first half of the tenth
after one man had gone out Both of
the pitchers We're batted freely, the
locals getting twelve hits off Gates
Errors were also plentiful. the locals
making four and the visitors three.
Brashear carried off the battling hon
Ors with two doubles, a single and a
base on balls out of four times up.
Score:
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Sullivan May Meet Britt.

NEW YORK, April 1O.-Information
received in New York is to the efrect
that Brooklyn Tommy Sullivan has
been matched with Jimmy Britt for a
twenty-round bout to be held in San
Francisco in May. Sullivan is in San
Francisco at present in charge of the
boxing squad of the Cherry Diamond
organization.
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Distance Race for handspring.

NEW ORLEANS, April 10.-Fair Grounds
racing results:
First race six furlongs-Still Hunt won,
Belle Of Owensboro second. Sarsaparilla third.
Time, 1:l5 As.
Second race four and half furlongs-Hel-
muth won, Baleshed second Glad Pirate third.
Time, 80 2-5.
Third race, six furlongs-Lady Henrietta
won Hannibal Bey second. Felix Mozzes third.
Time l :13 4-5.
Fourth race one and a half miles-Main-
spring won, Nine second Paul third. Time.
2:35.
Fifth race six furlongs-Abjure won An
cient Witch second, Merry Belle third. Time,
1:15 3-5.
Sixth race one mile and seventy yards
Don't Ask Ne won, Louise Mcfarland second,
Glen Gallant third. Time, 1:45 1-5.
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SUMMARY

Innings pitched by Steltz ~, by O'Brien
IA by Calff T. by French q Hits made off
Steltz 8, off O'BrIen g. off Califf s. off French
?. Two-base hits-Lister. Arellanes. Three
base hft-Mpore. Home run-Mitchell. First
base on called balls-Of Steltz 3 of O'Brien
g. of Califf g. off French 1. Struck out-By
Steltz 2 by Calin 2. by French /. Left on
bases-Portland S, Fresno 8. Double plays
Sweeney to Waters to Lister; Eagan to Arel-
lanes TO Casey to Cartwright; o. Brien to Casey
to Cartwright. First base on errors-Portland
2 Fresno 9 Hit by pitcher-By Steltz 1, by
O'Brien /. Time of game hours and min
utes. Umpire-McDonald.
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La pucelIc Beats BroomhaudIe.

HOT SPRINGS, April 1o-Oaklawn racing
results
First race, six furlongs-Pickles won. The
Borgian second Dusky third Time. IA 30
Second race four furlongs-Expect to See
won, Jerry carp second, The Bear third
Time 40 2-5.
Third race, six and a half furiongs-La
Pucelle won, Broomhandle second. Lady Vashti
third. Time 1:19 3-5
Fourth race six furlongs-Golden Russet
won Mayor Johnson second. Bob May third
Time 1:15.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Ina
Gray won. Amador second. Arabelle third
Time. los
Sixth race. one mile-yperine won, Legatee
second. T. j. Powell third. Time. 1:42.
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ORI.EA ARRESTED AS SUSPECTS. r.
Simonetti, Graham place. notified Policeman
Bakulich early yesterday morning that he had
seen s. Orlea going through the pockets OF a
drunken man who was lying the sidewalk
in front of $40 Montgomery avenue. Bakulich
found Oriea later on Broadway and on search
irg him discovered leather purse containing
a $50 Confederate bill in his pocket. Orlea
was placed under arrest.
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BURNS PERJURY TRIAL CONTINUES
The trial OF Policeman W. l. Burns on the
charge of perjury. alleged to have been CON-
mitted by him while testifying for the defense
at the trial of Charles Wyman, the baIlot-box
stuher, was continued before a jury in Judge
Lawlor's court yesterday. All day yesterday
was occupied In going through the records and
reading the testimony taken at Wyman's trial.
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SUMMAR

Three-base bits-McGregor Haley. First
base on balls-On Theile 4. on McGregor 3.
Left on base-Phoenix 3. Stanford 5. First
base error-Stanford. Struck out-By Theile
8, by McGregor 8. Umpire-Edwards-
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81 n NJ A Il ]
.Mo-hase
Tree-base

IhTee-base hit-Mott. Two-base hits
Streib %. Frsry Sacrifice hits-Hall. Street,
Spencer. Irwin. First base on errors-Sesttle
.. san Francisco l. First base on called balls
OF Loucks 2. Left on bsses-Sesttle 4. San
Francisco T. Struck out-By Loucks q by
Wheeler , Hit by pitcher-Kane, Irwin,
Sears. Double play-Mohier 70 Gochnauer.
Balk-Doucks- Time Of game-One hour thir-
" minutes Cmpire-Perrfne.
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ST. MARY's NINE REGAINs FORM.
shuts Out Fast Team which Sports the
Cardinal of stanford.

ST. Mary's College baseball team
showed a return to form yesterday by
defeating the Stanford University nine
by score of 2 to o. The game was
marked by fast fieIdings on both sides.
The score:
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CHIEF FEATURE
is HANDICAP
Neva Lee Looks Best
and Should Win.

The Rataplan handicap, ever one
mile and fifty yards, is the feature
event of the card today at Oakland
Neva Lee and Rubric are among the
starters. The days entries:
First race-Seyen furlongs; selling. three
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Devereaux Gates Spies. First base on errors
Los Angeles 1, Oakland l. Left on bases
Los Angeles IL. Oakland s. Bases on balls
OF Gates g. off Hall l. Struck out-By Gates
g. by Hall 3. Double play-Francks to Mark
ley 10 ]. Hackett. Passed ball-Eager. Time
KneIl.
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WASHINGTON, April 10.-The State De-
partment has received through the Red Cross
an additional sum of $4,000 for transmission to
the Japanese famine sufferers.
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SEATTLE

Totals .--..----26 2 s26 10 8
fNo out when winning was made;
Heitmuler hit by batted ball fBatted for
Sears in ninth. Z
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Fifth race-One mile and fifty yards; Rata
plan hanicap; three-year- -olds and up
1884 Neva Lee Sierra Nevada Stapie)..- IL
9531 Martinmas Lakewood Stable) ........ 100
9531 Albert Fir Zones & Luek .......... %
9478 fCorn Blossom RowelD ..-........... SS
Sixth racc-one and sixteenth miles; four
year olds and up; selling.
94e5 Beknighted Lee & SOM. 1VS
$3.50 Yeoman tWright) lO5
1902 Head Dance Lakewood ,Stable)... .lOS
(9530) Hippocrates (yan Dusen1. ......-...-. .liO
(9490)Critica Cease & Stemler). 5000. .ioe
Seventh race-six furlongs; thre-year- olds;
purse.
1906 Orphan Girl (RusselD ........... .lO3
94SS Sir Edward tVan Gorden). ~
9514 Sugarmaid (Scharetg). ..-........-...--ll IL
9532 Lady King (Rosedale FARM. lUS
950S Lacene. Denny Bros.) lO5
(9531)Hector (Hall & MarshalD ........... 100
iRowell entry.
apprentice allowance
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Householder Comes to the
Rescue in the Ninth
With a Timely Single
BOTH TEAMS PLAY WELL
Result Is Always in Doubt
Until the Winning Run
Is Scored by Irwin
GAMES TO-DAY.

Seattle at San Francisco.
Portland at Fresno.
Oakland at Los Angeles
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RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Francisco q Seattle i.
Oakland 4, Los Angeles 8 Cten in
nlngs).
Portland IA; Fresno 6.
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pac,sco baldwin, ........1 .1os
9532 Akbar (Strauss) ...................- W
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post a
pa II show Q b. &
teet3 Barker IL. Ninn Standard en sreth.
o 'front.' O
out n a par o. he
did W.
9ss5 THIRD
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Horse and Owner.

9096 Gloomy Gus. 4 tZimmer) .....
9471 iMogregor, 4 (Bedenbeck) 80.
9510 Hugh MCGOWAN. s (RowelD :.
G51S Bird of Passage Cd. M. St. }
9625 Matt Hogan. a (Magrane). ....
9501 Adirondack. 6 (Shannon) 80.
949S Little Buttercup. 4 (Strauss) :.
93TS Birdie P, Cd. s. Fountain).
1896 Robert Mitchell, (Summers).
9463 May Holiday. (Edwards). :.
9505 Sacredus. q. J. McGrath). /.
937S Homestead. a &C. E. Murray :.
9461 Jerusha, (Engstrom).
951S cardinal Sarto. (Blasngme). =.
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Calls Racing Form Chart

acs :t ] on W asa m Jim S YANKEE S s Iae a
NJ ndnaden Start
Highest Yankee Silver
o
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:4S%, :15. At post minutes. OF
Jillette. place, II; show, 9. Hedgethorn. she
Anita Seven Up. Trained by t. II. Cooke. 5
good. Won easily. Balance driving. Hige
11-2 Lisaro requires strong handling and RI
Hedgethorn ran very fair race. Too mucf
did we'll. Ia we'll supported. ran wret
must have gone stale. for this is not her rae
start-probably.
oEoo S11-rrn1uu D Af.E-nns mile nurse; thre
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Time: :2414. :4sb. 1:15K, 1:2sA. At
4. Mogregor. place. 4; show, 2.
Happy Maiden. Trained by P. 2
ing. Highest price-McGowan 8,
received good handling Mogrego
the way. Bird of Passage, almos
Little Buttercup outclassed Bird
Mitchell a cheap one. Homestea