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The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
SUTTON PLAYS
RECORD CAME
Billiardist Defeats Hoppe
in Five Innings, Making
a New Worlds Record
AVERAGES ONE HUNDRED
Makes Sensational Run in
the Final Period and
Stops While in Control

NEW YORK. April 1.-THE shortest
and most exciting game Of the worlds
championship 1S.2 billiard tournament
was played in Madison Square Garden
concert hall tonight and new world s
record was established. George Sutton
formerly Of EInira and now resident
Of this city, in defeating Willie Hoppe
the worlds champion at 1872 balk line. IN
the fifteenth game Of the tournament
made 800 points in five innings, an average
of 100, which constitutes a new world
record. The former record was so. held
by Maurice Vignaux Of Paris, VINO maos
IL In competition four years ago.
The highest run Of the tournament
nrevfous to tonight was 16S, and cut
ton made IL. but he Outclassed tnls
with 234 unfinished tonight. This was
In the final inning, and there Is no tell
ing how far he could have gone II the
opportuntty had presented ITSELF TOR
he had the balls under perfect control.
The biggest record In 1872 balkltne oil-
lizards is 255, made by Louis Cure or
France in a match with Jacob Schaefer
of Chicago eighteen months ago IN
Paris.
The game lasted one hour and thir-
ty-five minutes. and was In striking
contrast TO the game in which Slosson
defeated Cutler of Boston this after
noon. That contest lasted through
thirty-four innings and the final score
was SIosson 500. Cutler 346-
The scores:
sutton-12s. IA. o. 124. 2s4. Total.
500; average, 100.
Hoppe-11. so. 5S. 0. 4. Total, us;
average, % 3-5-
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Team.tcr Hurt I'm co,,,,,on

double collision, which proved seri-
Gus to Robert Spear, a teamster, resid-
Ing at 300 Utah street, happened yes
terday morning. when a Wells Fargo
wagon. driven by Robert Coultney. ran
into electric car S11 of the Eighth
street line and caused the team to be-
come frightened and run away. Spear
was driving up the street. not far from
the collision, when the runaway team
ran into him, upsetting his wagon and
throwing him to the ground. Spear
was picked up and sent to the Central
Emergency Hospital, where II was
found three ribs of his right side were
broken and he was suffering from sew
eral contusions of the back, besides in
ternal injuries. He was treated by DR..
Herzog.
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BARON Won HOLSTEIN'S
RESIGNATION ACCEPTED
Man Who for Years Shaped Germany's
Foreign Policy Quits His
St1ffOu.

BERLIN, April 17.-By direction of
Emperor William, Foreign Secretary
Tschirsky today accepted the resigna-
tion of Baron Won Holstein, chief of
the department of higher politics In the
Foreign Office.
This action retires from public life a
parsonage who more than any other
has been responsible for German for
eign affairs since Prince Bismarck s
time. For sixteen years Baron Won
Holstein has thought out the policy and
drawn up the instructions to embassa-
dors, and he has been recognized by the
diplomats of Europe as the man whose
counsel was in the ascendant at the
Foreign Office under all of Prince Bis
marck's successors.
The cause of his retirement Is that
he found himself unable to work in
harmony with Foreign Secretary
Tschirsky.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
COLLEGE MEN
WILL COMPETE
Representative Athletes OF
Stanford and of CalifOr-
MIA Universities Are Named
TEAMS WE'LL BALANCED
Interesting Races Are Ex-
pected When the Sprinters
Line Up on the Track
TEAMS WE'LL BALANCED

The entries for the intercollegiate fisld
day next Saturday at Stanford between
the Representatives of the University OF
California and Stanford University give
promise of some sensational perform
ances. The entries:
Mile run: University OF California-F n
Rhodes. 'Ve; d. H de Mamiel. Os; n. Z.
| '0s e A. Newberry. 'Os stanford-MiIler.
Knupp. Bradford, Nash, Grehel- .,
dash 5nssreT Erss o5 G. Rein
hard. 90. Stanford-Cope Edwards Second
heat-University OF California; b Cross-
field 90; G. F. Neighbor, o. stanford
i2o-yard hurdles: First heat-gniyerslty Of
California-R. r. Cowles. o. q. r. Hyrne'
'06 Stanford-Peaslee, Horton. Second heat
University of California;. A: Frei, S; r.
c. Dozier, 'O9 stanford-McFarland, Lana
44o-yard dash: University OF California.
N E. Wilcox, 'OS; c. o. Premo, O6; w B.
Mel, 'Os; H. S. Jones, '0e; G $ Katnoone.
SS' L. stsnton' eunGro 90 stanford~Davis. Ell
well Rawles. Mcneil. Freeman, Morris Bar
ter, Hughes. ,-,,,.,.
l. d. Wheeler, 'O6; ]. G. Deremer, O1: =
Craig, 'OT; w. T. Lundy. '07; B. X bates
'os; H. E. Casey, 'oS; r X :. LSng; Mng,,.l .Os.
stanford-Nash. Geibel. Morrill, MCDANIEL
22o-yard hurdles: First heat-University
90 Stanford-Swickerd, Mcfarland SSconu
heat-University OF California-S, j. ,,n hums'
'OS: L. A. Frei, 'O6. Stanford-Bal, Horton;
z2o-yard dash: First heat-Universlty, 80, %
Caiifornia-O f. Snediger. 0S; e. b. MaiAeI.
100 stanford-Holman, Rawles secono nee. ea
University of California;. A StanIoro. 70
w r. Johns, 90 Stanford-Cope, Eowarus-
SS0-yard run-University OF California. o.
wroth, O6; P. K. Yost, 0S; r X ClnoI1'
90; L. Dozier, 90; H. NJ Leggett, o. n: n
Hoeber, 'Oo. Stanford-Severy, Shever. Hus-
sell Dunn Miller, Bennett. Rawles-
High jump-University OF Californla-SC.
Hall, 'O9; j. P. Hickey, '06; II. A Burke %
o. F. Snediger, Us. Stanford-Stoltz' Musier'
Sterling. Ball. c..,,so-rta
Hammer Internationally OF California
P n Chuff 'O7; T. D. Watson. OI; U. h
HeImke 90; T. E. Glazier. o. X A Baa- bal
zari. 'Os; o. F. Snediger, 'Oo; r. Elliott. 20.
Stanford-Owen. Cox, Phelps Horton Ionl-
asini, Ford. ,., n y
Broad Jump University Of California. r
Snediger 'o5; @. F. Neighbor, 'O8: A M; Paul
'O9: NJ e Campbell, 'O9; c. B. Crossneid, W
stanford-Aynesworth. Vandervoort' Radman'
Stoltz, Rawles. nj,
shotput-University OF California-R A Bal
zari. 'oS: L. H. Nishkean, 'O6; Q. F. Snediger'
'Cb: f. W. Bush. '06: R. Elliott. 'o6; W. w.
Gilmore 'o6: r. P. Blake. '0S Stanford
Horton. Ford. Cox. TCmasini. MeCowen-
Pole vaut-University Of California-A: 4
Schultz 'O7; H 4. Burke, %: N M Zopn.
'O7: A. r. Grinstead. 'O9; r R Cowles. 90;
r E.. Ostrander .'OS. Stanford-Lanagan'
Kocher, Stoltz. CumminsG
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Gloomy Gus, at Scant
Odds, Defeated by
Bonar.
Red Light Outgames
Beknighted in the
Last Race.
BY FRED e. MULHoLLAND.

Two-thirds Of the talent felt as light
and airy as toy balloon after North West
had looped the loop in the set piece OF the
card yesterday at Oakland. 1t was the
! last number to be run, and Bill Hawke s
mare reigned a strong favorite. She never
looked dangerous and secured no part of
| the purse. Little Preston placed Red
Light over the plate in front downing Re
knighted in drive. Barney Schreiber's 8
Dewey took the show.
Upsets were frequent, five choices going
by the board. The tendance was large.
The betting ring people must have
thought "Handriding'' Kelly had thrown
out a splint, or something of that sort,
from the manner in which they carried
up the price on Valeureuse, A starter in
the two-year-old scramble The flly's S
odds drifted from 9 to S favoritism to
and to l, and she won in a drive from
Pescadera and Gold Heather. Humada.
plunged on and hammered down to to 5.
got off poorly and cut no figure.
! Although Rey del Mundo was reported
to have negotiated six furlongs in 1:14A
and ruled an odds-on favorite for the sec
ond Teddy Robinson couldn't land the
colt inside the money. Early Hours and
Mazapan. two long shots. fought it out,
the former winning by a head. Alma Gar
dia ran third.
Il T. OIldW came out Oh retirement lOn6
enough to take the third. -furlong
selling sprint. He outcIassed the other
starters and, at 8 to 3, beat Princess
Wheeler and Standard going away.
Lamasney Bros. introduced Ink for the
first time at the meeting in the mile and a
furlong selling fixture. pronounced
choice, the black mare was never in diff
ficulties, finishing out an easy first over
Badly Used and Calculate.
Unless Emmett League picks up in his
riding he won't have any friends before
long. His effort on Gloomy Gus the even
money favorite for the fifth, was nothing
short OF a burlesque. The price about
Bonar was backed down to and from
under a smart play. and the Stevens en-
try won pulling up in ridiculously slow
time. League got up with the first choice
in time to beat Easy Street for the place.
Aker. who rode Piquet, winner of the
split of the mile and a sixteenth selling
run. drew the finish SO close several col
lapsed from heart failure. The mare was
apparently much the best, and then only
received a nose decision over the favorite,
Harbor. Miss May Bowdish ran third.
Willie Travers, the jockey, has sold
Phalanx and Trajan to DR.. Rowell.
Tobe Ramsey purchased Martinmas
from Charley Henshali before the lat
ter shipped his stable East yesterday.
Among other relatives william Field
wick left father, now residing in Eng
land.
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Take step. ToMnrd Union.

Next Monday the matter of consoli-
dating the Pacific Commercial Museum
and the Manufacturers and Producers
Association will come before a joint
committee representing both bodies
herein named. The representatives of
the> organizations met yesterday and
had before them two plans that had
been submitted as a working basis. one
being offered by Director Furlong of
the Pacific Commercial Museum. and
the other by Secretary Goodwin of
the Manufacturers and Producers AS
soeiation. Some amendments were sug-
gested. Then it was decided to weld
the two plans into one and to take up
the entire plan, section by section,
next Monday.
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INQUIRY TO INCLUDE BOTH
CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES
TilIman Wants Democratic as Well an
Republican Contributions In
Vesfigated.

WASHINGTON. April 17.-Preceding
the taking up of the railroad rate bill
in the Senate today Tillman called up
his resolution directingIhe Senate COM
mittee on finance to enter upon an tnves-
tigation of the question Of campaign
contributions by national banks and
the resolution was referred TO the
finance committee. Tillman said that
he would not confne the inquiry 10 the
Republican committee, but would eX-
tend it to the Democratic committee.
Foster spoke for almost three hours
on the rate bill, contending for the va
lidity of the proposed legislation. urg-
ing its necessity to check the growing
powers of the railroads, and announc-
ing his support OF a broad court re-
view. with a prohibition against tenn
porary injunctions in gate cases by the
inferior Federal courts.
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water Front Notes.

The home of William Downs. statistician in
the marine department Of the Merchants Ex-
change, was frightened yesterday by the ad-
vent of nine-pound boy.
The British bark Caradog. from Liverpool
to this port, has put into the Falkland ISL
ands with her decks leaking and otherwise
damaged in heavy weather.
Captain Woodward of the British ship Dun
fermline died at sea during the voyage from
Tacoma for the United Kingdom. The news
was taken to London by the German ship
Adolf from Oregon. which spoke the Dunferm-
line December 6 in latitude 45 north 131 west
The Pacific Mail liner China is due on FRI
day from the Orient.
The steamship Indiana, latest addition to
the Barneson & Hibberd fleet in command
of Captain Harry Struve, arrived April is al
Montevideo
The steamship Barracuda, In command OF
Captain Doran will sail today for Portland
in rlace of the disabled Senator, but will carry
no passengers. 1t probably will be a month
before the Columbia Is again in commission
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
Bo.ine Promoter Dismi..ed.

REDWOOD CITY. April 1.-THE
prosecution of Constable r. J. Carroll,
John McKeon and William H Almond
for promoting the prize fight at Colma
on February between William John
son and A. DOWN. in which DOWN met
his death, ended to-day. The accused
were dismissed by Justice James Han
non. 1t was thought a conviction
could not be secured in the higher
court on the evidence presented.
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New southern Pacific service.

Today the Southern Pacific will
change the routing of it's trains to San
Jose and points south via Alameda
mole Trains will run from the mole
via the Webster-street bridge onto the
western division track at First street
thence via East Oakland. Fruitvale,
Elmhurst and the new connecting track
back to the So-called narrow gauge
line. Trains in opposite direction will
take the same course, thus avoiding the
run through the streets of Alameda,
which was so Objectionable to the resi-
dents.
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Gangsa,v is DIsquaIined.

NASHVILLE. April 1T.-cumberland racing
fesulJs:
o irst race. seven furlongs-GilfaIn won Out
wal second. Gambrinus third Time %
Second .race, four furlongs-Theo. Beach won
Fire tlash second. La Thorpe third. Time
40 l-5. Gangsaw won. but was disqualified
for fouiin-
Third race. the William Gerst stakes one
mile Fortunate won. Ivan the Terrible second.
Lady Esther third. Time ~
Fourth race, tour and a half furlongs-Zeal
Won, Fegot second, George Duchsherer third.
Time. :55 2-5.
Fifth race. five furlongs-ohiyesa won.
Time. GO 80
Sixth race. mile and sixteenth-Lady Jose
lyn won. Rossmond second, Mata bon third
Time 40 So
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pepper Knock. Him Ont.

Ed Hoffman of 1882 Tenth street. West
Berkeley was taken to the Harbor Hospital
early yesterday morning In an unconscious
condition. When he regained his senses he
told Surgeon Tfllman that two years ago hs
had been piled with knockout drops az Sau-
salito. He recovered from the effects soon
after, but never since has he been able to
eat food containing pepper without losing con-
sciousness almost Immediately afterward Ha
enjoyed a Mexican dinner, he said, Monday
evenir..
II remember drinking small black coffee .
he explained "and l recoilect lighting a cigar
and then somebody slapped my cheek and
heard voice saying. How do you feel now.
and 1 found myself here on this COT
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Ben Crockett Takes steepIechase.

NEW YORK, April lT.-Aqueduct racing
results:
4lrst race, four furlongs-Fay won.
Clen,ents second, Mexican Silver third Time
rs Is.
SECOND race, steepIechase about two miles
ben C1ockett wen, Phantom second, Saltine
third Time 80 2-5
Third race. four furongs-Dollie Dollars
won, Ioddles second, Scotia third. Time :49.
Fourth race, the Union stakes one mile
Nes won, J. F. Donohue second Monterey
third. Time, I:4O.
Q Fifth race, six and half furlongs-Robador
won, Colossal second, Workman third. Time
1.21 Is.
sixth race. six furlongs-Cinna won. Ballot
box. second Sahara third. Time 1:I5 3-5.
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stanford Oarsmep seIected.

STAMFORD UNIVERSITY. April II.
Coach Dad Murphy of the cardinal
oarsmen has selected the four men and
coXswain who viii row against the
University OF Washington later on
Lake Washington. The crew: r. "A
Conant OF Eureka, stroke: F. w. Zfm-
merman Of Portland. Or. No. .; J. r
Pemberton OF SAN Francisco. No r. I
r. Gay OF Redlands. bow; F. W. Turner
Of Oakland. coXswain: A N Cole az
Du Bois. Pa. and B. Bryan of HaIlton.
W Va. substitutes
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
California sprinter at Brindisi.

BRINDISI. April 1.-THE american
athletes who are to compete inR the
Olympic games at Athens next week.
arrived today James S. Mitchell, the
weight thrower of the New York Ath-
letic Club, whose shoulder was dislo-
Gated by sea which boarded the
steamer Barbarossa. on the voyage
across the Atlantic, is still lame.
Charles Parsons. the California sprint
er, is in fair condition, as are also the
others of the team
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
sIake Long Journex ALONE

There arrived at the ferry depot yesterday
morning two small boys who had made the
journey all the way from Portugal to this city
by themselves Six and nine years Of az,
respectively they are the children Of a
Silva of Decoto who met the little chans
upon their arrival. Their long journey was
without untoward event On boat and train
they had found nothing but Kindness from
their fellow travellers and after hugging theiy
happy father repeatedly they started on wtth
him for Decoto. telling him of their travels
as they went
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st. Valentine Beat. Gold Ep.ue,.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. April I7.-MontEomerv
Park racing results:
First race. five furlongs-Dr. McCartv Won
Optional second. Durbar third. Time. i:0sL
Second race, four furlongs Baleshed won
Third rice. one Dile-S St Valentine U-cr
cold Enamel second. Jake Sanders third
Time. .42% IN
Fourth race. six furlongs-Good Luck won
Hsughty second. Harry Scott third Tine
Fifth race. hve furIongs-Van Ness MO-,
Mansard second, Macumber third Time
Sixth race. one rnile-Polla won Lena ,
second. rownes third. Time l:45
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SUMMARY

Hits made of Steltz 3. Innings pitched
Stetz ~. Cox 4. Sacrifice hits-Van Haltren
Casey 90. Mclaughlin. Eagan. Cartwright
Two-base hits-Cox. Devereaux. Casey. First
base balls-On Cox ,. off Steltz 6. of Fitz-
gerald l. Struck out-By Cox ]. by Graham 8.
by Steltz 8. by Fitzgerald 2. Left on bases
Fresno Q, Oakland O. Wild pitch-Stetz.
First base errors-Oakland l. Fresno . Hit
by pitcher-Devereaux by Stetz. Time OF
game-Two hours and fifteen minutes. Um-
pire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18

FOUND GUILTY OF ASSAULT -.,,-.s
Kennedy. who has been employed at the Jsr- ~
sey Farm Dairy for the last twelve vee-
and who Is nearly So years Of age was fo,,n5
guilty Of an. attempted assault upon Hiids
Cook, 15-year-old girl. in Judge LawIor,s
court yesterday. Kennedy was also cnar~ad
with assault upon Grace Wilson 1e
year-od girl. but was not convicted on this
charge.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
BALL HITS BOWLER
AND BREAKS JAWS
San BenitO Man Badly In
jured While Setting
Up Pins.

HOLLISTER. April 17-Daniel Shaw.
son OF George Z. Shaw, deputy county
clerk Of San Benito County. met with
serious accident last night in a bowl
ing alley While setting up pins he
WAS struck in the face by a ball and
all of his front teeth were knocked
out and his Jaws broken.
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Eight costly errors, combined with
streak of hard luck, cost the Webfoot-
ers the game with san Francisco at
Idora Park, Oakland, yesterday after
noon. the score being to in favor of
the Seals. In spite of the fact that the
score was one-sided, the northerners
played good ball, number of the er
rors made being excusable because the
men making them accepted almost i'm
possible chances. The score:
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CALF FORN|A BOY
IS LIONIzED
Joe NealOn Wins First Game
of the Season at Pitts
burg for Home Team
CROWD ENTHUSIASTIC
Spectators Fight for Chance
to Carry Him Off i'll
Triumph to Clubhouse
spEcIAL. p1sPArcH ID LEE cALL

SPECIAL DlEPAI1H ~ lf1E NALl@
. PITTSBURG. April l7.-Joe Nealon, the
San Francisco hoy playing first base for
Pittsburg won twelve-inning game from
Cincinnati today by timely two-base
hit de was at once surrounded by most
OF the frenzied mob Of 1000 fans who saw
ths game and had his uniform almost
torn off before he could reach the club
house. Every one seemed anxious TO shake
hands with the young coast giant, who
played such a hard game on his frst ap-
pearance in Pittsburg. and they fought
with Zach other TO get near enough TO
touch him IL was with great difficulty
that Nealon restrained the crowd from
carrying him Off on its shoulders. Several
attempts were made Ito hoist him." but
he managed to keep close to the ground.
1t was in the last half of the twelfth
that Wagner. having doubled. was sent
over the plate by Nealon's double over
The Cincinnati center helder's head. This
made the score to , in favor Of the
hema team. Score:
.Pittsburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is =
Cincinnati .-.......--.--....-.-... IA 3
Weimer and Phelps. Cmpires-Kiem and Car
uenter.
PHILADELPHIA. april I7.-Philadelphia
shut out Boston today in a game that was a
. hattie Of TIE pitchers from start TO nnlsh. At
o tendance 5000. score:
X ID. T.
Boston ...--.-..--...--..---- ?
philadelphia ....-.-.....-.l L
Bstteries-Pfeffer and Needham: Duggleby
Ans RR00KI,YS' l2SSl5 April I7'G9New York won
from Brooklyn here today in a ten-inning strug-
gle. Attendance $500 The score:
5fookls n ----'---.------'-
New York ,.,.,. -, 49,,
end Bresnahan- Umpires-Conway and Ems
CHICAGO. April 1.-THE opening contest OF
the local season proved farce the national
game. Outside Of the third inning. when the
visitors made five hits for four scores, the
batting was weak Attendance 10000, Score:
Chicago ....-.-.-...-..... 8
Batteries-Pfeister. Wicker. Beebe and Mo
ran: Pullman. Mcfarland and Grady. I'm
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
St, LOUIS, April 17.-St. Louis opened the
American League championship season today
with miserable exhibition against Cleveland,
losing 3 20 l. Attendance $500. Score:
r. h. E.
g. LOUIS --.-........--.--...-.... 5
Bstteries-Howell ana Spencer; Hess and
BOSTON. April 1.-THE baseball season in
Boston was opened today under favorable con-
eiuons. Attendance HOO. Score:
SeSto2 Ses- va, 49,.
Eatterses-winter and Graham: aorE. Il ~ ortS
and kieinoW
DETROIT, April I7.-Chicsgo was the win
ner OF the opening same in this city. Attend
ance 1890. Score:
r. H E.
Detroit ............... 2 a "a
Chicago ......-............. < IL
Bstteries-Mullen and Warner: Owen end
Sullivan.
WASHINGTON. April I7.-washington won
It's hrst game OF the season today. Attendance
900 Score
R. H. E.
~ asnlnston. --....--....-...-..-.-5 .
philadelphia .............
Bstieries--Falkenberg and Heydon; Dygert
Coakley ard Schreck
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sonoma win Sail Tomorro,.

The Oceanic Steamship Company's liner So
noma will leave Pacihc-street wharf ar .
o'clock tomorrow afternoon for Honol,,,,,
Pago Pago New Zealand and Australia ST. =,
will carry a large number OF passengers an5
a full CARO-
The San Francisco call., 1906-04-18
STrAfMAR1

Three-bese hit-Bernard. Two-base hit
Ross Sacrifice hits-Blankenship. Dillon.
First base on errors-I>os Angeles /, Seattle 8.
Left on bases-Los Angeles Z, Seattle g. First
base on called bails-On Jones 4 Struck out
BY Jones 5, by Gray ). Double plays-Brash-
TO Atz TO Dillon; Atz to Brashear to Ea-
gar: Mott 20 Heitmuller %: Blankenship 10
Hall. Wild pitches-Jones. Hit by pitcher
Kane Time OF game-one hour fifty minutes.
UmDire-McDonald
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SUMMARY

Three-base hit-Schofeld Two-base hit-LAs-
ter. Sacrifice hits-Lister, Hildebrard Wal
dron. First base on errors--Portland /. San
Francisco e. First base on called balls-On
French 1, or Wheeler l. Left on bases
Portland 2 San Francisco 1. Struck out-By
French l. by Wheeler /. Double play-Sweeney
to Lister Time OF garne-One hour and twen-
" minutes Cmpire-Knell
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DIES OF INJURIES. Drever u-ho
was injured in the Crockett Sugar Refinery
died in the German Hospital OF this city la 81
night. Dreyer was endesvoring 10 adjust q
belt, when he caught in the machinery
and badly mangled. be leaves q widou in
Crockett
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FRESNO ON LOSING END.
DeVereaux Scores Three Men CIeverly
with TvO-Bagger.

FRESNO, April 17.-After Steltz had
walked three men and forced in run
that tied the score Fitzgerald was sent
in 20 pitch in the seventh inning to-
day without any warming up. Dew
ereaux lined out a two-bagger and
three runs resulted The score:
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Handicap the
Feature EDent

The Saxon handicap, over mile and
100 yards, will be the feature event to-
day at Oakland entire card is
above the average, The entries:.
First race-one rniie;' selling; fve-year-olds
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GRAY FOOLS SEATTLE MEN.
Work of Los Angeles Pitcher Is Fca-
ture OF the Game.

LOS ANGELES, April 17.-Grays
pitching was the feature of to-days
game with Seattle. which was won by
the home team by the score of to 1.
He allowed the visitors but three sin
giles. struck out five men and did not
give base on balls. The score:
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Take the First Game of the
Series From the Port
land Team at Oakland
VISITORS ARE UNLUCKY
Errors Are EXcuSable as
Players Accept Some All
but Impossible Chances
GAMES TODAY.

Portland at Recreation Park.
Seattle ut Los Angeles.
Oakland Mt Fresno.