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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-05-20

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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-13


right for the tossers, but II Is an In
justice TO the unfortunate fans who
are looking on.
It does not seem possible that a ball
team could perform like Oakland did
yesterday after playing such high art
ball the day before. II may be that oil
the members OF the team used up their
entire stock of vitality and cleverness
on Thursday, but even at that there is
no excuse for, the brand they handed
out yesterday.
Hardly man on the Oakland team
played his game They all seemed to
be either loafing or else framing Up for
beauty sleep while the sphere cans
whizzing along. Generally il sped on
its way qnmelssted, while the Seal
baserHpners continued on their way
and registered run after run that
should never have been rung up.
San Francisco put seven oyer on I've
little hits that should have been good
for about two runs. The Oaks started
well themselves, but as soon as the
Seals managed to forge into the lead
by run or two. the entire force OF
Commuters quit and apparently refused
to be revived.
The Oaks were leading to 2 when
the Seals came up for theirs in the
feurth. Spies got his second pass. took
second on Spencer's out and third on
Wheeler's hit. The ball was returned
to the plate and FATTY Hackett made
wide toss of it to second TO catch
Wheeler, though he had no chance
This lovely piece Of work allowed
Spies to seamper in. and when Haley
dropped Mohler's ny a second later,
Wheeler registered.
Again in the sixth she Commuters
came through with another beautiful
sample of bush ball Spies landed
again, this time on Bliss error. Meyers
and Spencer managed 10 put down
scratch hits filing up the bases.
Wheeler produced an inheId fly. which
no one took the trouble 10 go after.
Spies landed on this piece of dummy
work, but Spencer was forced at see
ond. There was no excuse for this run.
but Oakland seemed satisfied. so no
body cared
Again In the seventh the Commuters
showed some more rough work. With
out the aid of single safe drive the
Seals added two more to their grand
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BERGER WILL USE
AN AUTO IN HIS
TRAINING.
BY r. A. Sn1yth.

sam Berger is putting in a lot Of
hard work on the Marin County roads
these autumn days to rid himself of
ONE Of the superhuous flesh he has ac-
oumulated since his last fight in the
Esst. He weighed z2e pounds when he
started training for his meeting with
Jack Q Brien and after three weeks
work he was below the 200-pound mark
-5e weighed 20l pounds yesterday and
expects 10 step into the ring with
Kaufman weighing about 1876 pounds.
Berger viii be up TO date in his train
ing methods. as Colonel Herbert Choyn-
ski has promised to send his Locomobile
over 10 san Rafael for the big boxer to
use ia his moments of leisure. Sam
rvilI explore all the Marin County roads
which he may miss in his training
tramps.
His longest walk so far was some If
teen miles he Travelled on Thursday with
Jimmy Britt is a pacemaker- The route
took in san Rafael. San Quentin, Green
brae. Larkspur, Escalles and thence
home. The distance was stepped on in
three hours.
Kaufmann is due here on Monday
nights train from Philadelphia He
VIII settle down to active training at
once. It Will not take him long to
round into form under Billy Delaney's
direction. as he is always in rough con-
ffrfor
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LADY JoCELYN A WINNER.

LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct. ia lib
orally filled programme with a steeple-
chase as the feature drew good at
tendance at Churchill Downs today. The
weather had moderated so that racing
patrons were enabled to enjoy the sport
in comfort. The track was fast St
Volma, favorite, and Lady Jocelyn were
the ones most liked in the steeplechase,
although several Of the starters were
fancied. Evander easily led the field
the entire journey until the run on the
fat was reached. when Lady Jocelyn
closed fast and at the end won easily.
Creolin, contender throughout. beat
Rejectabie three lengths for second
money. St. Volma fell at the first jump.
Gus Lanka at the third and Ida Merri-
mac at the fourth. New Amsterdam
ran out of the course. Scoops unshipped
his rider.
First race. one mIle seiling--Lady Ethel won,
suzanne Rocamorro second, oulenz third Time
l;42.
second race selling, i've and half furlongs-
Lightning Conductor won Tom Dol8n second
Caper third Time 1907.
Third race, seven furlones-Hector won. En-
For second, Pontotoc third. Time. :26 4-5.
Fourth race, Free SteSplechase handicap. short
course-Lady Jocelyn won. Creolin second. Rec
Fifth race, six furlongs. selling-Ingolthrift
won Topsy Robinson second. Miss Leeds third
Time. l14.
sixth race. selling one -whippoorwilI
won, Ben Shaw second. Sanction third. Time,
al So.
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COACH PICKS MEN
TO REPRESENT
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY. Oct. l2.-Coach Taylor
has picked the men who will compose
the freshman Rugby team in the game
against Sfanfords babies tomorrow at
Palo Alto. The team is to be composed
Of the following men:
Forwards-Foss. weight $50, age 1e; McGraw,
ISL, age 20: Fairbanks, I5T, age u; Lund, so,
age is; Farmer ia age y; Corcoran, 81
age 20: Ashley, 155, age is.
Wing aro~-Markwart, weight las, age n.
Hslfback-Csbtain Burnham, weight lsI,
age 20.
Hallet $50, age 20: or White. Ie3. age 20.
Three-Q e-Qusrters-Scadden. weight l55, age 20;
Johns, 1872 age p Miller. IFS age 20.
Fullback-N e5ster. weight l43
Observation-Disclosures, Prost, Barrieau,
Brennan, Moateagle.
Coach Taylor conmends the freshmen for hard
work in practice games. He says the forwards
play good. steady game, while Burnham
makes q good captain and runs the team well.
Taylor Is not confident of victory. but thinks
that II Stanford wins mighty hard work will
have 70 be done by the Cardinals"
Assistant Coach Elliott admits that the fresh
man backs are weak, though the serum is all
right He believes California's chance TO win
viii come in tho serum plays. dribbiing the ball
down the beld and making all the ground pos
sible IN this way.
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RUNS AUTO OVER
ROADS MADE
OF LOGS.
BY r. r. l'Ho11n1edieu.

Clinton l.. walker of Oakland has
just completed a three weeks trip
through Northern California in his
White steam car. The trip was made
by way of Livermore, Stockton, Sacra-
mento and Red Bluff. From the lat
ter point he went 20 many places in
Shasta and Tehama counties. Walker
reports the roads as far as Red Bluff
in very good condition. large part
of his touring was over logging roads,
just sufficiently cleared to allow a team
to get through. 1t was hard going, for
stumps and rocks were to be found at
every turn. But with all these ineon-
veniences the automobile carried him
much quicker than 1t was possible to
travel in former days. The trip was
not so bad, as 1t is the second time that
he has visited that section in his car.
He travelled 1900 miles while away
The Chief of the Fire Department of
San Jose will herea fter answer alarms
in an automobile. He has been given
an Autocar runabout by the. city
fathers.
W. W. v4n-Arsdale has just returned
from another trip to his ranch in Men
docino County in his Columbia car.
The good roads and the pleasant
weather have caused Van Arsdale to use
this mode of travel almost exclusively
of late
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total. Both runs were the result Of
errors and the most glaring kind az
that. Had the Seals been 4 bit more
Ambitious they probably could have
sent EVERY man on the team home but
they were satisfied with two
Meyers started weak, but finished
strong. The Commuters raped him
for four hits in the first two innings,
scoring three runs right away without
loss Of time 1t looked like a Suggest
till Oakland suddenly quit. Cap Wilscn
was warming up Brown TO save the
day. but suddenly the soldier slabster
acquired new stock Of benders and
began TO pitch some baseball Alter
the second not an Oaklaa6er got a hit,
not to talk about runs, while seven of
them were whisked to the bench ~
three strikes.
Wheeler was chased by Umpire Der
rick in the seventh for hollerinS about
a decision at second base. Wilson went
in and PLAYED short. He managed to
get away with his only chance very
gracefully The score:
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BELMONT ENTRIES.

First race seven furlenss-erappIe III, Dolly
Spanker III. Pinkerton 115. Cairneorm lis, For
tunate i15, New Mown Hay Il2. Suffice 1l3 Sly
Ben no Penrhyn 102, Arimo 100. Sewell 100.
Homelander 100. Gold Lady 97 Knirht of Ivan
shoe 95 Victoria B %. Bright Boy ss.
Second race. steeplechase. about 3 miles tl,e
Brook cup--Jimmy Lane 15s. Hylas 1856 Coligny
14a. Woolgatherer LAD. Altar IA. Yama Chrsty
18e
Third race. six furlongs. the Nursery en-
lucky Beau 122. Fountainbleu i22. W. II.
Daniel l20 McCarter lis. Alteration 115. Oxen
ite 10. Dinna Ken 109 Eddie Ware los, To,i-
renne los. Prince Hampton los, Altuda 1oS,
Glenham 107.
Fourth race ive furIongs. seIIng-Harry Gar
diner 100. Howard Shean i04. Elmonf lo4
Giamor 100. FL Tovar I02. Temeraire 100 Wa.
terbnry 81. Roswell 81. Belfast NJ, Royal Breeze
81, Stray 81. Lady Vincent 96 Our Own "a
Mntberia %. Pungent "a. Athens "a. Plaud "a
Ace High %. Ben Strong 90, Autumn Flowers So
Umbrella so. Irene A 50.
Fifth race. one and three-quarters miles the
Municipal handicap-Nealon III. Logistilla III
Ironsdes 1l6. Oxford ia, Dishabilie i15, Red
Friar ia. Outcome la. Miss Crawford Il2
Angler 1l2, Lady Savoy i07. Sailor Boy 90, Palm
Tree 40, The Cricket 90. Cederstrome So Bran
cas- 100.
Sixth race. one mile. handicap-Grapple 100
Bobbie Kean 11e. Logiktilla lis. Oarsnan io5
Oriene 9s, Guiding Star 81. The Clown o.
cressina 90. Bivouac %. Lady Tarsntela 90
Cederstrome S.
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The first football game of the San
Francisco sub-leagEe will take place
this morning at Stag Park, North
Berkeley, between the teams repre-
senting the Lick and Lowell High
schools Those who intend to witness
the contest should take the $40 a. m.
Key Route boat and change to the Pied
mont train at the mole. The Fortieth
street and San Pablo avenue special
train Will be waiting.
The two teams have been training
hard the past month for this contest.
To pick the winner is a hard task.
The showing made by the Lick team
against ST Mathews on Wednesday,
afternoon, however. entities ii TO little
consideration. With the ten-yard rule
in vogue these athletes made their
yards no less thap four times on
straight bucks At the end OF the
first half the Lick boys had their op-
ponents goal to go, but before they
could run their last play time was
called In the second half of the game
Billy Gay made sensational run of
forty yards around the end. The Ti-
gers failed to score, due to the fact
that they were continually penalized
for hurdling and offside play. st.
Mathews. on the other hand, played
the more consistent game. Their hand
ing OF pu1LS WoS ~ SoOd.
This fact, together with their punting
abilities, was responsible for the game
resulting in a tie.
BY the outlook of things the game
today should result IN tie, or nearly
so. The Lowell boys, though a little
lighter than their old-time rivals. have
team worK'i down to science and IL
is due to this fact that they consider
their chances for today's game so
bright
If Lowell loses today's game it will
not be the fault of any member of the
team. For once the athletes from this
school buckled down to hard work
without telling a week or so before
the game what they were going to do
TO their rivals This has been Lowelrs
one fault Several championships dur
ing the last two yecrs have gone 10
other schools just on account of a lit
tie overconfidence. Coach Duden of the
Sutter street school realized this.
The Tiger team has the strongest line
they have had for soine time, and their
tackles. ends and backs should prove
themselves capable of coping with
some of Lowells fast open plays. Bell,
the fullback, and Johnston, one of the
halves, are men TO be watched or else
they will do the same trick to Lowell
they did to St Mathews Bennett. Deu-
prey, Hamilton and Lynn will do the
punting for Lowell and Rogers and
Butler will attend to Lick's end of it.
The lineup will be as follows:
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. selling--Mrs. Murray
90 Moccasin Maid 90 Hadur i02 Lady Carol
lo2. INNS yelling io2 AirshIp lo4 Ruby Right
i05 Roscoe 107, MAYOR Johnson 10T. ROYAL
Legend loT Sorre Top io7. Oasis los Mum
no. Clifton Forge 110 Alsono 1l3. Potter 49,
second race. one mile. seIling-Belleview f05
Larcne los. Beronia fo5. seribest Io5. MinneA
haha i05. Dudley los. Inspector Girl los. Fer
roniere los. Mr.. Price los Oliver los. Heart of
Hracinth los alalleable los, Revolt l14 Auditor
l14 Potrero Grande 114 Elliott lit.
Third race. six furlongs pnrse-captain Bush
100 The Cisnsman 100. The irshman 100. lady
Esther iNi. Wee Lass 10l. Ethel Day 100 Fnnj-
culaire I02. lieutenant Rice 1n5 Frontenac i05.
Inrincible 1oJ. Garref Wilson 100 Platoon 10
Fourth race. one mile TRAVELLING PASSENGER
Agrnts' Handica7--Mamie A-goi Or Dolinda 100
Arthrr GUNNER 1n1 Miss Doyle i02 McIlvain
in2 Gold Mate f03. (,old Enamel 164 f,farlofan
lD4 Hannibal Bev l06- Alma Duforr ia Pre-
te-sion 122 Wexford I22.
fifth race. SIX furion~s. purse-Craffr Or
Chase D5. Rlaekloek ~. Grace Larsen rs. Am
pedo as Irdifb Lorise %. Miss (lffcjeus 90
cracehrs le2. IETht Wool 1n2. Miss Ma~taa 1na
Elecfcr.ne 1o2. zi,an~o lee Bitfr Miss, IN
Western 11a, Red Gauntlet H. Ia yeita liz.
Sixth rare. mile aad sf--een.s. soii.n--
orntorian i0i. Iazeil rs. wainaoeruiil 1o5.
Golden Mineral los. Savnir Faire lO6. Hirb
Bear ITO. Shining star 1i0.
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FAILS TO LOWER RECORD.

LEXINGTON. Oct. 12.-Sweet Marie
failed to lower her record of 202 at
the breeders course today. but, not
withstanding a strong wind that blew
up the home stretch, the game daugh-
ter of Mckinney finished the mile in
2o2A Sweet Marie made the middle
half of the mile in one minute fiat and
probably would have lowered her rec
ord had it not been for the strong wind.
Results:
Trotting. 2:10 class, purse $250O. three in five
-yaazandt won the third. fourth and ffth heats
and the race in 2:1o. 2:10 2:09. Alorone won
the first and second heats in 2:0s34 2:0Sa.
The Kentucky. trottfng. three -year-olds value
$4,000. two In three-The Able won tvs strafght
heats and the race in 2:13@4, 2:10si.
Pacing 2:l0 class. value $1,000, three in five
.'halla three straight beats and the race
in 2,0Ga4. 2:07 ". 2:0Tia
TrottinG, 2:20 class purse $1,000. three in five
--Budd the second, third and fourth heats
and the race in 211%, 2:121s, 2:1694 Estrell
won the first In 2:13A.
Special to beat 2:o2. trotting--sweet Marie
lost. Time, 2:02%.
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Oaks Show Reversal Of Form
GOOD OLD R0sEBEN
SHOWS WAY TO
FAST FIELD.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct. i2.--Ope of the
hnest cards of the meeting was on tap
at Belmont Park this afternoon. Classy
fields of evenly balanced horses were
the rule in nearly all events. The
feature was the Manhattan handicap,
a dash for six furlongs for all age
herses, in which that famous old
sprinter, Roseben, after long rest
made his temperance. He was in at
top weight, l47 pounds. The second
feature was the Dixiana, which was
exclusively for three-year-o at one
mile, in which fine lot Of sprintsrs
was engaged.
The weather was not quite so cold at
the course this afternoon and as re-
suit the attendance was well up TO
the usual high ayerage, The track was
In excellent condition, and with the
weather conditions favorable some fast
time was looked for in the different
events. Speculation was brisk
Withdrawals reduced the size Of the
field In the Manhattan handicap OF fiye
starters. Roseben was the fayorite,
going TO the post an even money propo-
sition. There was nothing to the race
but Roseben and the Erand old sprinter
won with plenty to spare. He raced
to the front as soon as the barrier
was released and set pace that, soon
front all the way and won in gallop
by half dozen lengths from Suffrage,
which heat Handzarra three quarters
of a length for the place. Prince Ham
burg fell at the start.
The Dixiana stakes were won by Hot
Teddy. After DR.. Gardner was with
drawn Hot Toddy had everything his
own way and was made e hot fayorite.
He went into the race a to 10 chance
He was much the best and won cleverly
by half length. Security liked the
going and ran a fine race, finishing
second in front of Pater. The race
was worth $4,000 in added money.
First race. one mile selling Winning Hand
won. Cloisteress second, Frills third Tins, la
Second race. six furlongs. stralght--George 3
Davis won, Stray second, Toddles third Time
1:14.
Third race Manhattan handicap six frrlongs
straight-Roseben won. Suffrage second. Hand
zarra third. Time. 1:i2 1-5.
Fourth race. the Dixiapa stakes, one mile-Hot
Tpddy won Security second, Pater third Time
1:39.
Fifth race. selling. six furlongs. straight,
oraculum won. Baringo second. Lady Vera third
Time, l:13 $50
Sixth race. selling, one pile-optcian won.
Dekaber second. Panidue third. Time, .3S 40.
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" "Babies Of the Unpersties
Are Ready for the Fray.
reShn1en to Tru
for Honors as
Rugbyites.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. IA
,ifteen husky stanford lads Of the
lass Of 1910 eagerly await the signal
hat viii allow them to enter the arena
10 combat with a like number Of picked
sthletes from the University Of Califor-
MIA in the thirteenth annual clash of
ihe freshman classes of the two rival
Universities. They will meet tomorrow
at s-So IN the first Rugby game ever
played between the universities of the
'sciic.
Twelve times have the youngsters of
stanford and the college across the bay
met IN desperate combat upon the grid
iron and seven times has the cardinal
'rared on high. Berkeley has been
beaten ave times and the interest in
ne hoodoo thirteenth game is high
The cardinal men are on the edge
viii hsht for the ball from the word
go Dad" Moulton has carefully
watched their training and I. P. Bans
bach, crack player of the old game
and an able student of the new, has
had complete charge of the men from
the beginning and has instilled all the
ful athletes
No one can tell how the contest will
terminate. The most sanguine dope
sters' are out of business. Berkeley
has hghting team and zone that is
heavy Stanford has also a group of
lighters, but the back field is not heavy.
although the serum looks big to the
r0oters
The Stanford team is composed of
the following: P. c. Giesy, weight l7e.
age-ls; R H. Reynolds, weight no, age
is; j. ". Fitting. weight I7s, age Ie:
g A. Thorpe, weight 10, age 20; R. S.
Worthington, weight l57, age %; c. E.
Cheda, weight $50, age %; F. K. Mer-
ridith. weight l5s, age Is; c. Pember-
ton. weight l5s. age 2I; r. Little.
weight lz5, age ls; NJ NJ Mitchell.
weight 40 age 20; K. S Jordan, weight
l55. age IS; c. F. Ganong, weight i55.
age 19; A. Mcdonald. weight I2s. age
22' A B. Cook, weight I55, age II; G.
G.. Faulkner, weight l45. age 10
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BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-6rapple, Penryn, SeweH.
second race-Hylas, Jimmy Lane,
Bonnie Brook stable.
Third raee--KentHeky Beap, Foun-
tainbleu, Alteration.
Fourth race - Waterbury, Royal
Breeze, Ace High.
Fifth race-Ansier, Oxford, Ironsides.
sixth race-Guiding Star, Orilene,
Bobbie Kean.
weather clear, track fast.
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Weary TO FIGHT MEssIc.

los ANGELES. Oct. 12.-Manager Mccarey
~ - pecffc Atfleffc club made another good
-.+cb +bfs afternoon when he secured Charley
N-csrv and George Mesmic fJimmy Burns TO hght
here IN November Is. The boys are 70 weigh lol
pounds At 3 O'Clock Of the night, DAY, this being
.re vreigbf demanded BY Nesry eMemsic at FIRST
flrnc out for 49, but gave In today
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SHERWOOD COLE CHAMPION.

CHICAGO. Oct. lc.--w. II, Sherwood of Can
ton o.. won the championship OF the Western
professional Golfers Association at the Calumet
Country Club today from Mcleod OF Midlothian
BIZ / Up in tlirty-seven holes.
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la JOE TAKES A BRIDE.

BUFFALO. X. Y. Oct. PA telegram
signed by Napoleon La Joie. received here from
Niagara Falls. announced that the great base
bali captain was married there yesterday. The
bride was Mrs. Myrtle I. Smith Of Buffalo,
formerly Of Cleveland, Ohio.
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uANT no NEET MOORE.

SANTA ROSA. Oct. i2.-t5eorge Moore who
is TO meet Al Emmick here IN q twenty-round
contest next Tuesday night. has received num-
Der Of challenges. Kid McFadden. who is
here saws that IL Moore shows up as well in the
ring as expected he will make a match with
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Will. SELL BREEDINc FARM.

NEW YORK Oct. 12.--An announcement was
made today that Charles Reed. the veteran
breeder. and racing man. viii sell FairvievA
near GalIatin Tenn The estate covers 1877
acres. Many Of the famous race horses have
been bred there.
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HART-scHRECK EIGHT OFF.

TERRF HAUTE Ind. Oct. l2-The fight
scheduled for tonight between Marvin Hart and
Mike Schreck was called OF today. Police
chief Jones served notice that he would dis
regard any injunction that might be issued
and the promoters finally concluded to declare
fi.e match of.
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BALL HITS UMPIRE,
AND PORTLAND
WINS GAME.

FRESNO, Oct. i2.-In the tenth in
ming today. with a man on third. a
pitched ball hit Umpire Perrine and
he waved Sehinpff In from third for
the run that gave Portland the game.
Fresno got two men on bases in the
last half of the tenth. but could not
score them. The score:
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FREsNo is AMBITIoUs.
Wants Deciding Game Played in Raisin
City.

FRESNO. oct. 12.-Garry Hermann.
President National BASEBALL Commis-
sion. Cincinnati, Ohio;
T7resno viii give $4,000, guarantee
go 600 spectators and sunshine Tor the
6ecidfng game of the worlds series
MIKE FISHER.
The foregoing is a copy Of a telegram
sent this morning on behalf OF the
business men in the home city OF FRANK
Cbanoe. manager OF the Chicago Ma
tionai League team.
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SIWASHES GATHER
FOUR RUNS TO
ANGELS TWO.

LOS ANGELES. Oct. 12.-seattls
again defeated Los Angeles today by
score of to ?. Both Bergman and
Jones pitched good ball. but the 81
washes outclassed the locals in manip-
ulation OF the stick. Score:
Los ANGELES
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SUMMARY

base hit--Honman Sacrifice hits-Tinker 49,
SteInfeldt l2) Donohne. Stolen base-Sheckard.
Double plays-Kling to Evers; Altrock. Donohue
and sullivan. Struck out--By Brown 5. by
Altrock 2. Passed ball--Kling- Bases balls
on Brown 2. OF Aitrock !. Time of game
| hoCr 80 minutes. Umpires-o'Loughiin and
tombstone.
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WOMEN PLAY FINE COLE.

WEST NEWT0N, Mass, Oct. 12.--Two we'll
fought matches at the Braebu-l Country Club
today landed Miss Mary B. Adams of the
riet S. Curtis Of the Essex Country Club. Man
chester Mass. in the finals Of the wonasr )
national golf championship, These two nlayers
both of whom are residents of Boston, Will
play an 1S-bole contest tomorrow for the title
and also TO see which of the two cluhs tbev
represent shall have the custodx for the coming
year of the beautiful trophy presented some
years ago by Robert Cos Of Scotland.
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Seals Get Runs Without Aid
of Customary Base Hits.
By WilIiann ]. slattery.

II the Pacific Coast League controlled by board OF
ards the Commuters would have been ruled Gut Of the League for LIE
yesterday afternoon But there stewards this league the
Commuters doubtless will be allowed continue the old
without much reprand This be all
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MARE SELLS FOR sr1.Ooo.

LEXINGTON Ky. Oct. I2.--John Stewart Of
flls CITY tonight sold 70 c. z. Browne1i Of Farm
inxfon W Va. the fve-year-od d bay mare MAY
EarI San Mateo- Be-monf. for 5ll .o0e
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A AMERICANS DEFEAT NATIONALS.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.--T.ie local Americans won
the third straight game from the ST. Louis Ma
tionals today. 60 3. in eleven innings. Seven
games viii be played