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The San Francisco call., 1906-06-28
CRANK MAKES OFFER
To TEACH FRENCH
To THE OIL KING
Tells John D. Rockefeller He
Can Acquire Language
in Two Weeks.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

COMPIEGNE, France, June 27.-Jonn
D. Rockefeller had his second expe-
rience with crank today since he has
been in France. This time it was az
Englishman who had read that the
richest man in the world did not speak
French. He came all the way to Rock
efellers chateau to persuade the oil
lionaire to learn French, assuring him
that it could be acquired in two weeks.
The Englisnman met Rockefeller as the
latter stopped at the gate of the cha
teau carrying a number of brown paper
parcels containing peaches, raspberries
and flowers.
Can 1 have few minutes talk with
you, please?" said the crank.
Rockefeller said he was here to rest
and excused himself. But the crank
persisted:
II don't want you to give me any
thing" said the Englishman. Il want
to give you something l want to teach
you French. 1 can do it so that you will
be able to speak the language in two
weeks"
Rockefeller seemed to be much re-
lieved.. He thanked the Englishman
and smilingly declined. Rockefeller
then vanished into hs chateau, leaving
the crank greatly surprised and disap-
pointed.
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HEALTH REGULATIONS
MISTAKEN FOR MASSACRE
Excitement Among Hebrew People In
New York Over Surgical Work
in Schools

NEW YORK, June 27.-A rumor that
children's throats were being cut in
the public schools resulted in such ex-
citement and panic in the lower East
Side that fifteen schools with $4,000
pupils were closed for the day. The
trouble was caused by operations on
several children yesterday for the re-
moval of adenoids, fungous growth
in the back of the throat and nasal
cavity
The operation is not dangerous
one. but the reports concerning what
had been done spread rapidly today,
especially among the Hebrews, and
became changed into reports that the
Russian anti-Jewish massacres were
to be repeated in this country, and
that start was being made on He
brew children in the schools. 1t was
not long until many of the schools
were surrounded by crowds of frantic
parents bent on rescuing their little
ones from what they believed to be
came so threatening that hurried calls
for protection were sent to the nearest
police stations All the patrolmen
available were sent out to restore or
der.
In one instance a police court was
closed for an hour to permit the court
attendants and officials to aid the po-
lice in protecting neighboring
school.
At one building the excited people
became riotous and shutters were
closed to secure the safety of those
inside. One after another the prin-
cipals decided to dismiss their pupils
for the day.
AS the little ones marched out the
scenes were pathetic, weeping women
rushed forward to clasp their children
N their n THANK cQiVtnQ
Throughout the disorders the several
hundred extra policemen on duty were
powerless to restore order. The dis
trict affected extends from the Bowery
to the East River and from Catherine
to Houston streets
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Turn the Tables on the
Oaks for Previous
Day S Defeat.
Bergeman and Hopkins
Pitch Clever Quality
Of Baseball.

Stung by their defeat Of the
preceding day the Angels went with
determination TO the plate at Idora
Park. Oakland. yesterday and cleaned
house with the Commuters TO the tune
OF TO o. The game was as snap9y
an exhibition Of the real thing in base
bali as the preceding days contest.
Bergem2n and Hopkins were The op-
posing pitchers, and they both twirled
good ball "Berge" escaped with four
hits, while the Angels slammed out
e-even on the Oakland pitcher.
The Los Angeles aggregation got in
its good work in its first appearance
al the SLAB and before the frame ended
found itself in the lead with five runs.
Bergeman made a bad start by going
out al his initial appearance at the
plate Gochnauer then landed on first
on Haley's error Cravath singled, and
Randolph got 10 second on Francks
bad error. letting in GOchnauer for the
first tally of the afternoon and putting
Cravath on third Ellis followed with
Z strong single and on kruger's er-
ror Cravath and Randolph sailed in on
the home stretch for two additional
tallies. The Angels luck was punched
IN this frame, for up came TOman and
slapped out a clean little slam that
netted him two bags and brought Ellis
across the home plate. Mcclellan made
Il one better, slamming out a three
base hit. and scored Toman. That
ended IL for the Southerners. They had
q lead OF five taIlies in the initial in
ming and went out into the field con-
fdent that the Commuters were out Of
the running.
IA the next frame they followed Up
their strong lead with an additional
tally. which put them on Easy street
for the rest Of the afternoon. The
score
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.RENTON HANDICAP GOES
To .MASSA PILOTED
BY JOCKEY M'BR|DE
Hammond Celding Is FavOrite
and Has Little in Re-
serve at Finish.
BY Fred e. sIuIholIand.

SEATTLE, Jne 27-Massa, owned by
the wealthy turfman W. H. Hammond.
took the Renton Handicap at the
Meadows this afternoon, The gelding g
was played down TO to favoritism,
and with Mcbride up beat the ST.
FOUNDER Ila, rank outsider, with little
in reserve. Christine A received steady
support, but apparently is in need of
racing.
Three favorites were successful and
the layers who cut in today received
a jarring before a break came Nc
Bride. who has a strong following.
landed three winners, including among
them Hoodwink, an 5 to 1 chance.
Lolita Gladstone piloted by Callahan, a
promising lightweight, winner of the
fifth, was as good as II to 1 in the
ring. This was big upset as the wise
division split their coin between Judge
and Cerro Santa.
card old Hoodwink set the track record
for one mile and a furlong at 1853 y
Harry Green, the Spokane horseman.
claimed Cazazza from the first event.
Summary.
Osaro second Cazazza third. Time. 1:2s.
Second race. six furlongs-Linda Rose won.
Enchanter second, Bearhunter third Time,
114-
Third race. six furiongs Belle Kinney won.
Florence Fonso second. Sue Christian third
Time. IA.
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles
Msssa won, Ila second, Boloman third Time,
1:47.
Fifth race six furlongs L Gladstone won.
Judge second. Cerro Santa third TIME. III.
Sixth race. one and righrh mileS-HoOd-
wink won, Iras second, Harbor third Time.
1:53b.
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FIVE TILTED LOVERS
MOURN Her MARRIAGE
Los Angeles Girl Escapes to San
Bernardino With Her
Favorite Suitor.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN BERNARDINO, June 27.-After
making a hair-breath escape from five
Tilted lovers in Los Angeles, Miss Flo
Harris. comely girl of 22, reached this
city today with a favorite lover, CIeve-
land German, to whom she was mar
ried at the home of the uncle of the
groom Miss Harris was beset with
young men in Los Angeles, all of whom
thought they were in love with her
and each believed himself to be the IA :
vored suitor. When the girl fell i'll
German sat up with her at night.
Charley furnished the prescription
and the others performed some duty or
other. When her engagement to GER
man was announced the other lovers
besieged the house and a police riot
call was turned in and also fire
alarm. On the second night of the
siege the girl and her lover managed
to make their escape and came TO San
Bernardino. The bride was very ner-
vous and plainly showed the ordeal
through which she had passed
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La PALOMA REACHES
HONOLULU A DAY LATE
Crew Has a Desperate Time Bailing
Out the Yacht After the
SeeOud DaV

HONOLULU, June 27.-La Paloma, the
Hawaiian entry in the ocean yacht
race, arrived here this morning. La
Paloma sailed a distance of 2447 miles.
Owing, it is believed, to a defect in
her chonometer, she missed this island
yesterday, when she should have ar
rived. Had she done so, she would
have won second place, as she had
large time allowance. After the sec
ond day at sea the crew was kept al
most constantly at work bailing out
the little vessel, attempts TO use the
pumps proving futile The cabin was
flooded most of the time. The size OF
the yacht made the trip one of cOnsid-
erable hazard.
The time Of the competing yachts
was as follows: Lurline. u days,
hours. 80 minutes; Anemone. Il days
and so minutes; La Paloma, Is days. IL
hours, 20 minutes.
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BUFFALO ENTRIES.

First race, steepIechase, selling. short course
Range 153. Judge Nolan 1871
Second race, two-year-olds, fve-eighths of a
mile, handicap-Dollie Dollars lis, Orphan Lad
III, Lucie Marie 112 Lady Vera lilo, Betsy
Binford 104, Workmaid 100.
Third race. hree-year-olds, seven-eighths of
a mile. selling-Anna Smith 93 Earl Rogers los.
Pronta 106, Rosi Nj Nj s0 Thomoud lis, Jake IFS.
Cobmosa 100, Wierdsome 112. Ruth W 9s, Duke
Of Kendall 113, Trentoloia 90, Nonsense 95,
Midas 100, Society Bud 3d. CrestfalIen no
Fourth race, the Leather Stocking $1,000
three-year-olds and upward. selling three-quar. r.
ters of a mile-Sanfara ITO, Massive 9s. Earl
Rogers 94, Silver Skin 113, Many Thanks no,
Jake III, Bertha E So. Hannibal Bey los, Sing
ing Master los, Away SS, Pythia 1O5
Fifth race two-year-olds. selling nine-six-
teenths of a mile-St. Cloud ITO, Gulliver 1Oo
Town Topics 10T, Clamor 107. Hattie Dodson
104, Blackfag 104 Irene 90. Aline Cummins
1o4. June Time 104. Eminola 100.
Sixth race three -year-oids. selling. mile
Duke of Kendall 100,s Bonifeld %, Arthur Cum
mer 80, Sun Ray 95 Fairlght 95, Bishop 5
Weed 100. Miss Rilie 95, Crestfallen 95 Dixie
Andrews 95. Water Pansy Q5
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. sellng-Betsy 107,
Happy Lad l05, Governor Davis 105. Cazszza
105 Ambitious 102 Contestrix 100.
Second race five furlongs, selling-Yankee
Jim 11s, Arrowmaker no. Pimkim 107. Elota
105 Mrs. Mathews 1o3. Grace st. Clair 103,
Lady's Beauty 100.
no. Homestead no. William Parrish 10T. Red
mont 1O7. Irish Jew 107, Nanon 105, Cameletta
105 Lady Rice 10o. Underground 105, Facts 105
Lady Bimbo 105. Meringue los.
Fourth race, five furlongs, selling-Bert Ar
thur 11o. Trapshooter 107. Fort Wayne 107,
Chassis 1o7. Glendenning 1oI. Paddy Lynch 107,
James A. Murray 10I, f. c.. Runte 10I. George
D 1o7. Ethel Barrymore lo5. Happy Chappy 102
Miss Provo 100.
Fifth race, one mile. sellng-Doctor G los,
Blackthorn los, Holly Berry 10T, Pay Ne los,
Redwald 105. Calculate l03 vigoroso 1O4, Tan
gible 103, Montana Peeress l03, Florence Fonso
1902 Rostof 100, Edrodun 100.
Sixth race, mile. selling-Dusty Miller
100. Lucian 106, Jackful log. W. B. Gates 1O8
Belasco 100.
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SEALS ENJOY WET GROUNDS.
Put II All Over the Sfvashes on q
slippery Field.

SEATTLE. June 27.-The grounds
were wet and slippery today and. with
q drizzle helping to make matters
worse, the game was a poor exhibition
Of baseball. San Francisco won
through superior hitting by a score Of
"a 70 s. Both sides put Up miserable
exhibitions in the field and in the final
innings the Seals secured a number Of
hits because the local players would
sit down in the slippery grass when
ever they went after the ball Vickers
was knocked out of the box and
Welch, who succeeded him, was sent
back TO the bushes. Hit pitched good
ball considering the circumstances. and
the runs made of him were the fault
Of the fielding. Strieb and Wheeler
made the only sensational plays Of the
day. The score follows:
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TAFT SUCCEEDS DEPEw
ON YALE CORPORATION
Chinese Minister Given Honorary De-
gree ut Commencement Exer-
cises of the University.

NEW HAVEN, Conn, June 27.-
Among the honorary degrees be-
slowed by Yale University at the com
mencement exercises today were those
of doctor of laws on Sir Chentung
LANG Cheng, Chinese Minister at Wash
ington, and Benjamin d. Magruder,
Justice of the Supreme Court of Illi-
nois.
The programme of exercises fol-
lowed closely that of previous years,
except that in Difference to a protest
which had been made the hymn
America" was substituted for the
Lutheran hymn beginning "A strong
fortress is our Lord" This hymn and
psalm have been on the commencement
programme for more than a century
The change by omitting the Lutheran
hymn is said to be based on sectarian
grounds
1t is understood that Secretary Will
liam II. Taft has been chosen member
of the Yale Corporation to succeed
Senator Chauncey M. Depew, whose
term has expired
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race mile, selling-Early Hours ST. DIR.
Burch So, Leo Bright 92, Henry Morn g3 Still
Hunt o., Antara SO, Yachting Girl .1o1. arc
Fox Hunting 1o4. Piller lo4, Arachue 1O4. Triple
Silver log, DIR. Stephens Ill, Bell The Cat lis.
Second race. six furfongs, selling-Shipwreck
IS, Lizzie Mclean 90. Topsy Girl 90. Wind
shield 81. Mill Song a. Joe Fields 95 Sylvan
Belle 81. Marsh Redon 90. Marco es. Hector 9s.
Jonah 99 st. Paris 104. Loohgirt 104 Lord of
the Valley 104. Bensonhurst 105. Capitano 100.
Third race. six furlongs- Bedford So, The
Clansman 91, John L. Inglis o. Lebo 90,
Meadowbre 101, Usury 101, Hazel Thorpe
101. Dry III 1s3, Martius 116.
Fourth race. steeplechase, clubhouse course
Frank Nc 1876 St. Enoch 12S, War Chief 1877,
Stoddard 1885, Dunning 142. Pirate 130.
Fifth race. five furiongs-Yando 81. Judge
Burroughs 1oo Bitter Miss 1o2, Della Thorpe
102. Zick Abrams 105, Red Gauntlet 105. Anna
Ruskin 1o5, Javanese 1O5, Bud Hill 1o5 Dainty
Dame los
Sixth race, six furlongs selling-oak Grove
SO. Oberon 30. Minnehaha 90. Oasis %. Heine
95, Search Me o. Dudley 96. Libation SO. Koh-
noaaw 9S, Lucuus 101. Blue and Orange 101.
Fresnoa 10l, Ida Davis 1903. Harding 10T. bod
Anderson 100 Revolt Ill.
Seventh race, one and sixteenth miles, sell
lng-Cotillion OF. Little Elkin 9s Florizel 101.
Monochord 10I Golden Mineral 103, Bugler
1O3, Brigand 103. Fonsouca 10S The Gadhy 1O8.
Mamie Agol 100. Shining Star III, Uncle
Henry ia.
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Americans Win at rennis.

WIMBLEDON. England. June 27.-In
the fourth round of the singles in the
lawn tennis championship games here
today Raymond D. Little (American)
beat T. ID. Steward by 60. He took the
first set easily. but the second was a
close tussle- The scores were 60, SIS,
6-4
In the double championship Collins
and Little (Americans) beat Stmond
and Taylor So, Us, 6-2
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Paget Pay. s1O,5OO for a YearlIng.

NEW YORK, June 27-The half
brother to High Ball winner of the
American Derby in 1904. was sold at
Sheepshead today and brought $1O.5OO.
Sidney Paget was the buyer. He is a
bay colt by Ben Strome-Strichnia-
Unusually good prices are being paid
for yearlings. The other good sales
were: Ch. C. by Star Shoot-Chicora
H. B. Duryea, $2600; b. c. by Sir Dixon
Rosebay. J. B. Mccormick, s2100; b. +.
by Ben Strome-Blue Jacket. j. p
Dwyer, s210O; b. c. by Star Shoot-Ai-
pena. ]. P. Dwyer. $s1OO; ch. f. by Ben
Strome-Ban Amy. j. Haley, $500.
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GENERAL DEFICIENCY BILL
PASSED By THE HOUSE
Measure Providing for Lock Type of
Canal Also Goes TO President
for SIGNATURE.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-The general
deficiency bill, the last of the big money
measures. passed the House at 6
o'clock today with few changes. Sew
eral items were inserted, due to late
Information Of deficiencies in the de-
partrnents, the net increase being about
5000 600 over the bill as reported from
the committee on appropriations.
Among the important actions of the
House today were the passage OF the
Senate bill providing for a lock type
OF canal and the adoption of the item
in the general deficiency bill ratifying
and legalizing the duties collected dur
ing President McKinley's term on i'm
ports from the Philippine IslandA
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BUFFALO SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Judge Nolan, Apteryx,
LigerO.
Second race-Lucy Marie, WOrkmaId,
DOIlie Dollars.
Third race-EarI Rogers, CObmOs, So
cfety Bud.
Fourth race-Sanfara, PythIa, Hanni-
bal Bey.
Fifth race-Irene A, Town Topics,
Alline Cummings.
sixth race-Water Pansy, Sum Rain,
Miss RiIIfe.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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DEATH OF MAN WHO FAILED
FOR OVER FOUR MILLION

WASHINGTON. June 27.-Word has
been received that Thomas E. Wag
gemann. formerly treasurer of the
Catholic University, who failed for
over $4.000,000 about a year ago, died
today at a farmhouse near Annapolis,
Md, where he had been for number
of months. The cause of death was
cancer of the face. He was 50 years
of age.
Waggemann's failure startled this
city, where hundreds of persons had
placed with him various sums of
money for investment. His art col
lection, which was regarded as one of
the most valuable in the country, was
sold at auction in New York in order
to partially satisfy his creditors
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punched runs in today's game, New
York winning 6 TO A. Score:
BostoR Best I 6 !
Batteries.Pfeiffor and o'NefI; Math-
ewson and Bowerman. Umpires-Con-
way and Emslie.
CINCINNATI, June 27.-Errors by
Corcoran and Huggins followed by h.ts
gave the Pittsburg's three runs and the
game in the seventh inning today.
Score:
c,,.o,at, R. H. E
Plftsourg .;.........- 10
PHILADELPHIA. June 27.-Brook-
lyn scored an easy victory over Phila-
delphia today. Stricklett allowed the
home team only three hits. Score:
Philadelphia ........ o 8 3
Parks. Richie. Roy, Doo:n and Crist.
ii'i''' GMERfcAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS, June 27;-Howell pitched
hit until the eighth inning. when err
rors put two runs across the place for
the visitors. Again in the ninth Chi
cago scored without making hit until
after the run was in. Score:
st; Louis ................. 9 8 4
chicago
Batteries-Howel and Spencer;
White and Sullivan.
DETROIT. June 27.-Detroit punched
eight of it's hits in three innings today
and gave Siever sensational support
when runs were imminent Score:
r. H. z.
Detroit .-......... 3 |
n Batteries.siever 9iairi and Schmidt; ,Eels
any NEW YORK. June 27.-The local
team won an up hill game today from
Boston. The feature of TIE contest was
the batting of La Porte. Score:
R. H E.
Boston .,................. l3 9
New 4Ork Il
Batteries-Winter and Armbruster
Orth and Kleinow.
WASHINGTON, June 27.-Plank held
Washington down 10 three scattered
singles today. and Philadelphia easily
scored a victory. Score:
R. H. z.
Washington ..-.--.-....
HnlldQeIpllld .........-.ss.. Ii o
Batteries-Hughes and Wakefield;
Plank and Powers.
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Canadian oar.men ADMIRED.

HENLEY, June 27.-Despite adverse
winds the crew of the Argonaut Boat
Club of Toronto developed pace today,
rowing several spurts with thirty
eight strokes to the minute. II is the
growing opinion of expert observers
that at last the grand challenge cup is
likely to leave England. The Cana
dians continue to make splendid i'm
rraSsiOn
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Willus Britt Is Homo Arain-

Willus Britt, the first of the boxing
refugees to return from New York,
reached here yesterday. He says the
boxing game is closed completely. in
New York. The proposed return match
between Britt and Nelson will not take
place near Boston. The boxers saw no
profit in meeting there. Both want to
fight here. and the trust may handle
the match.
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COAST GoIferx 10 Comn.t..

CHICAGO. June s7.-George Smith of
Oakland Cal. and j. Lippe of Seattle.
the latter an amateur. have been added
TO the list of entries in tomorrow's
national open golf tournament on the
links of the Onwentsia Club. Lake
Forest. 92azpus IW31am
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PERVERSE SHOWS SPEED
IN MERMAID STAKES.
Harry Payne Whtneys Great Meddler Flly Wins in Easy
Fashion by Two Lengths at Sheepshead Bay
Sahara Long Shot Jumps Into the Lead al the Start and Sur
prises Backers of, the Favorie for Time

NEW YORK, June 27-Another of
the finely balanced programmes char
acteristic of Sheepshead Bay was Of
fered for decision this afternoon by the
Coney Island Jockey Club. 1t had only
one stake fixture. the Mermaid, for
three -year-old fillies, at a mile and an
eighth but this was supplemented by
a handicap over the six furlongs route
and two condition events, all engaging
good fields. Two selling events made
up the remainder of the afternoons S
card. The weather was clear and the
track in excellent condition. The at
tendance was good.
Edna Jackson was the only absentee
from the Mermaid stakes. Harry
Payne Whitney's Meddler filly Per-
verse was made hot favorite closing
in the betting at the prohibitive odds
OF to 10. Perverse justified the con-
fidence reposed in her by her hackers
by winning in gallop. Sahara, 20 to
1 shot, jumped in front as the barrier
went up and set such terrific pace as
to scare the faNorite's hackers.
Perverse followed close behind to the
stretch, where Sahara began to show
signs of the terrific pace and fell back
Perverse then came on, and, taking the
lead, held it to the end winning IN
easy fashion by two lengths from Sa-
hara, which was four lengths in front
of Lotowanna. Summary:
First race five and a half furlongs selling
Monfort won Frank Lord seconl, Black Mate
third Time. 1 :07.
. Second race. one mile --GI,-.dec won. Peasllp
second. Single Shot third. lire. l:39 80
Third race. i've and Il half furloRss -Ethon
won, Misglyings seccni, Bclcast third Time
:06 IS.
Fourth race The Mermaid stakes. ne ard a
furlong-PerveIse won. Saraha second, Lotowan-
ma third. Time :54.
Fifth race, %x fnrlongs --Ironsdes won; Ben
Ban second, Confederate third. Time, ] Ia.
Sixth race. and half miles-AngIer won,
Glen Echo second Huntington third. Time
2:33 2-5.
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Noted Canadian HOrseman D,c..

HAMILTON, Ont, June 27.-winiam
Hendrie. president of the Ontario
Jockey Club. died here today. He was
well known all over the United States
and Canada Among the many race
horses he owned was Martimas, winner
of the Futurity of 1898
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Doubts Collins, Appearance.

Judge Lawlor yesterday morning, at
the request of Joseph Raffalo, who was
arraigned for burglary, laid his case
over until this morning. Raffalo
stated that his attorney, George D.
Collins, would be able to appear at that
time. He was caustically informed by
Judge Lawlor that he had better Sc
cure another attorney.
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SrNfNfARN

Ilree-hose llt-McClellan. Iwo-base hts
Crayath 2 Tomsn- Sacrifice hits-Heitmuller
Mcclellan. Cravath- First base on errors-Los
Angeles ,. Oakland l. First base on called
bal-s-Of Bergemsn ,. of Hopkins g. Left on
h7seS-i.os Angeles :. Oakland .. Struck out
b Bergeman ]. by Hopkins ]. Double play
Toman 70 Gochnauer 10 CraEath. Wild pitch
HOpkius. Time Of game-One hour and so
minutes. Impires-Hodson and MeDOnaid.
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Captain Hank Han railing.

ISLIP, n. Y, June 2T.-Captain Hank
Half. the veteran skipper, is lying
critically i'll at his home here. He was
out on Sunday for his usual drive. but
was taken seriously i'll and has failed
rapidly since.
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81 IAIAIAEI Il

Stolen bases-Jonos Wheeler, Mohler. Sears
racrifce hits-Hildebrand Williams. Wilson. r.
Hall Three-hase hit-Wheeler. Two-base hits
-Mohler. Hildebrand. Bases on bals-On HIT
g. OF Vickers 2, OF Welch s. Struck out-By
Hit g. by Yicxers 2. Hit batsmen-By Hit
2 Innings pitched by Kickers. ;; by Welch, 4
Left on bases-SeattIe g. San Francisco ). Time
Of game-2 hours IS minutes Umpire-Per-
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Pre.ident Maecahe nt the Pnrk

President j. B. Maceabe OF the ANA
teur Athletic Union Inspected the ath-
letic stadium yesterday in Golden Gate
Park. He was pleased with the splen-
did lines on which the grounds were
laid out and predicts a great future for
them Mr.. Maccabe goes north tonight
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AL Kaufman Matched.

NEW YORK, June 27-Jack O'Brien
will fight six rounds with AL Kauf-
mann of San Francisco at Philadelphia
on July 16.
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Portland Game Postponed.

PORTLAND, June 27-The Portland
Fresno baseball game has been post
poned on account Of rain