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Portland Beats Oakland Almost
RIDING
AR0USES THE
OFFICIALS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.


NEW YORK. Oct. pa very inter
esting card of six we'll filled events was
up for decision at Jamaica this after
noon. Summertime weather prevailed
a the course and this, coupled with the
good card, helped draw out an un-
was in fairly good shape. having dried
out considerably over night
Speculation on the different events
was very brisk Jockey w. Miller
brought home his 297th winner of the
year here this afternoon. landing the
10 to l shot Rye first by half a length
in the Gowanus stakes. This event, for
three -year-olds at six furlongs, with
$1,000 added, had a field. of ten starters,
with Jacobite the well-ibacked favorite
al post time. Horner was up the
choice, but clever Walter Miller knew
too much for him, rating his mount in
grand style all the way and drawing
away at the right time. Jacobite and
Wes fought it out for the second place
honors, the former winning the prize
Jockey Radtke has been set down for
the balance of the meeting and his case
referred to the Jockey Club for further
action. Radtke's riding of Tommy
Waddell in the third race today was so
glaringly lethargic that the stewards at
once went after him." and there was
long session in a room adjoining the
Jockeys inc1osure. The stewards later
announced that the secretary had sus-
pended Radtke for the balance of the
meeting and referred his case to the
Jockey Club. Results
First race, six furlongs--Main Chance won,
Gid second. DunVali0 third. Time 1:l5
Second race, mile and sixteenth-Macy Jr
won. Columbia Girl second Johnstown third
Time. AS 3-5.
Third race. mile and a sixteenth-Garnish
won. Delphie second. Cressina third. Time, l: 40
Fourth race, six furlongs-Rye won, Jacobite
second. Yves third Time. 1:13 20
Fifth race fFe furIongs-Jacinta won, Illu-
sion second, Economy third. Time. 02 2-5
Sixth race six fuFlongs-Sutfrage won. Bertha
second, Sister Frances third Time. 1:13 3-5.
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Radtke Set Down by Stewards
DELL LEATH, RANK
OUTSIDER. WINS
OVER JUMPS.
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CINCINNATI, Oct. 2s.-Another large
crowd attended the second days raeins
at Latonia today. Fifteen books We're
i'm line and all were kept very busy.
The card of six races was Only an ordl-
nary one with a free steepleehase hah-
dicap over the clubhouse course as the
chief attraction. Ten Of the eesl
jumpers at the track started Tne
steepIechase handicap went to Den
I.eath. a rank outsider. in easy fashlen
nv ten lengths. leading all the way,
crank Nc. badly ridden. came fast =.
the end and captured the place IRON,
Maverick BY head. Fabian Tell ana
Audacious ran out. -
Five selling affairs comprised t.as
rest, of the card. The track was 'ss'
Results: r,..e.,
First race six furlougs-Tanager Won SAai's
second Golden Bird third Time ld9- 20.
Second race. one mile-Nat b Won Aioui0 -
ond. Osterrnan third Tipie. 40 10 -.
Third race six furlOngs-ODFonal Woh ias
SON second Marco third. Time. is 5-J. -,
Eremrth raoe steeplechase. short eoHrse-Dei
T .eafb wen. Frank Nc second. Maverick taho-
Time, 3:2S %. - >r,D vor
King Pepper second. Daring third. iinle'
I:14 2-5 Si,
Sixth race one miie-Ferroniere won. S'h
eerity Belle second. Lady Ethel teird Ains'
I "A
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MIKE FISHER WILL
JOIN DOWN AND
OUT CLUB.
sPEcIAL DIsPATcH To rHE cAI.L.

FRESNO, Oct. 23.-Mike Fisher is no
longer manager of the Fresno baseball
club. He sat on the bench in that ca
pacity for the last time today. Three
weeks ago Fisher was told by the di-
rectors of the local baseball club that
he was no longer wanted Mike begged
for time TO resign, tating that he.did
not want the world to know that he
had been ousted, and this request was
granted. Three weeks have gone by
however. and Fisher has not resigned
and In consequence he is slated to lofe
his official head tomorrow
Several reasons are given for the dis
mfssaI OF Fisher as manager of the
baseball club 1t is asserted that he
has not taken any pains to hold the
men together and demand good ball Of
the team, and has displayed an especial
lack OF interest since he has known
that his connection with the Fresno
clab was but matter of time One
Of the directors of the Fresno club
claims to have knowledge that last
Sundays game with San Francisco.
which was lost on two errors in the
tenth inning, was deliberately thrown
by the Raisin Eaters Asain it is
pointed out that it is a waste of money
to have manager who does not him
self play ball when all the other clubs
in the league are managed by their
captains.
IT is likely that Charlie Doyle, now
captain of the Raisin Eaters will be
chosen to manage the team for the re-
mainder of this season and next al
though an effort may be made to get
Charlie Graham.
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SANTA ROSA MEET
PROMISES TO BE
GREAT SPORT.
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SANTA ROSA Oct. 23.-The entries
for the races to be given under the
management of the Sonoma Valley
Driving Club here Friday closed this
evening and from the number there is
every indication that there will be some
fine sport at the meet. There will be
free-for- r-all trot or pace far purse
of 5000, two in three, three to enter
and two TO start; 2:27 class trot or
pace, purse of 5000, two in three, four
to enter and three to start: also race
for Sonoma County road horses that
have never started in a public race, two
In three, five to enter and three to
start.
In addition to this card there is to
be the first automobile race ever run
In Senoma County. There are a large
number of entries anu the race will be
ten miles for handsome silver trophy.
All the large touring cars will be hand
icapped a yard for each ST Of cost
price. Foreign machines as we'll as
American will be allowed to enter at
catalogue price, SO that there will be
no allowance for duties added to the
manufacturers price. This is new
idea and Will be watched with interest
to ascertain what effect 1t Will have in
securing entries.
Arrangements have been made for
special trains from Ul<iah and interme-
diate points. ON the north. while special
rates will be given from San Francisco
for the events and a train run to ac-
commodate those who desire to return
to the metropolis after the races of 'ths.
day
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LAToNIA ENTRIEs.

First race. six fHrlongs selling-Golden Pleas
ant 81. Camille 81. LIghtburn La, D'ormont
ia. Veribest ia. Judge Watkins ia Fort
Worth ia, Jim Beattie III. Fargo III. Speed
maker III. Falkland 11e, Norwood Ohio 1I9,
Toboggan 119, John Doyle 49, Simon Kent 119,
ARABIC TO-
Second race mile. selling Judge Traynor
80. Katie Powers 104. Percy Green 104, The
Laurel 1O4, Gallithea 104 Revolt lO4. Ed Early
104, Matthew Gault 104. Rayiana .104. Knowt-
edge I0a. DunganBen 104 BlgIer 1o4, Kleinwood
107 Red Thistle i09, Whippo0rwill 112.
Third race, i've and half furlongs, seliing-
Alameta o. French Empress 90. Sandy Hook 3d.
Monere 100. Captain Pearson 100, GIenarm 100,
Edith NJ 101. Grandita 101, Tonic l04. Elksino
IO4 John Kaufman Jos. Fay 104
Fourth race six furiongs handieap.M Marvel r
a2, Wee Lass 80, Hector 81. Gold Enamel 100.
Lady Esther 1OO Major T. J. Carson 101, Mar
tha German ia. Couple Lass and Hector as
Hall & Marshal entry-e
Fifth race. six furIongs. selling-Dr. Windfll
102 Noel 1G2. Merry Belle 1922 Plebian 102,
Stella Eiehburg 102. Suzanne 102, Oliver 105,
Lieutenant Rice 105 Ruiloba 106. Platter l07.
Operator 107 King Pepper 10T Frank Bill 107,
Jack Shine 109 Roscoe H. Lucky Charm ia.
Sixth race mile and sixteenth, selling
Mae Lynch 96. Lutte Mac 90, Sanction 100. Juha
IO2, Postman 10s Fonsoluca los, Besterling III.
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LIST OF BERKELEY
ATHLETES All
STANFORD.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO paE GAIL.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. 70
The names of forty-eight California
Rugby eligibIes of the varsity sauad
were submitted 10 Manager d. %. Sales
of the student body today for censid-
Grafton. Dr. Frank Angel, chairman
of the faculty athletic committee. has
passed the list over to the student Of
fetal, and if the men appear satisfac-
tory to Sales the blue and gold au-
thorities will be notified at once The
Berkeley manager has reserved the
right to add twelve freshmen TO the
list in case the faculty of the college
across the bay decides to rescind its
recent ruling:
l. J. Ball. ]. w. Barnicott. e. j. Best,
R. L. Button, G. ". Bell. R. W. Bush,
P. Bailey, H. ID. Budelman. r. H. But
ler l. r. Broughton, p. ii. Chubb. 7. 5.
Cert, c. B. Douglas, Z. Dyer, w G. Da-
Wis, r. n. Foster, z. Fish, o. A. Fried
lander. L. d. Graham. j. r. Glascock
Jr, W. /. Garms. G. c. Gester, c. w.
Haffey. T. H. Hook, n. Harris, p NJ.
Herriott, W. r. Johns, G. c. Jones. o.
j. Lowell, r. E. Magerstadt. Nj. B. Mitz-
man, c. R. McKiilican. j. r. 5. North
croft j. A. Nutting, j. K. Ostrander.
NJ r. Richardson, L. f. Smith, G. l.
stokes NJ Stone, F. Q. Stanton, j. @.
Schaefer, r. s. SoFenson. e ". stow,
A. C. Soares. p. Talbot, F. NJ TWitchell,
w. K. TulIer, J. C. Whitman.
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FAST RACES GIVE
SANTA MARIANS
/ MUCH JOY.

SANTA MARIA, Oct. 23.-The second
day ef the races was even more sue
cessfp than the first The crowd was
larger and the betting heavier There
We're -Four events, one pacing race aad
three 'unning races.
Inc lrst race was pacing race, 2.1S
class Ii was won by Irvington, I.o-
rita fsecond. Time, 2:2s. The sec
ond race was a three-quartef
dashs four entries 1t was won
by light Braid, Hobart up: AL
fred was second and Respirator
thirtE F'loriana Belle also ran The
third race was Il three -eighths race and
repeat for three-year- Tt was won
by AI1avara. Hobart up; Majeppa was
second and Czarina third. The last
race II the day. half a mile and repeat.
was Ron by Idle Bruce. Gutierrez up;
Gondfas ives second and Terry Nc
Govesm third. Dainty Belle also ran.
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VANCOUVER RUGBY
TEAM TO MEET
BERKELEY.

BERKELEY. Oct 2s-The Varsity
team will meet the strongest aggFega-
tioR OF Rugby players Yet encountered
when the Vancouver aggregation Is
given battle tomorrow afternoon on the
university campus The men from the
north arrived in Berkeley tonight. They
have played the game for years and aSle
rated as experts. The showing madk
against them by the Varsity tomorrow
will constitute for the coach and col
legians here the best line TO be OBJ
tanned on the ealiber Of the Varsity
squad.
Coachman Taylor has chosen 1ve men
from. the freshmen bunch for training
with the Varsity squad. The fresh
men are Webster. Johns. Farmer Foss
and Freeman. They all showed up
we'll in the game with Stanford.
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TERRYANDC0RBETT
NEARLY MIX 1T
IN HOTEL.
spEclAI. DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2s.-Terry McGov-
ern and Young Corbett came near set
tling their differences outside the ring
today without formality of articles of
agreement. referee, purse-division, etc.
The near nnixup was the result of meet
ing arranged at the Metropole this
afternoon at which articles of agree
ment for another light were to have
been signed.
The little glsdiators met for the first
time since their great Philadelphia
night in front of the Metropole. After
q handshake Corbett asked McGovern
where he learned 10 do the great act,
and the Terrible One denied that he
had butted corbett. and said
You know, Billy, that ] had il on
you in that fight"
Corbett angered at this remark.
stepped threateningly toward Terry,
hut before any harm could be done
friends of both men interfered.
The fighters then adjourned 10 the
back room Of the cafe and Immediately
got busy. Joe Humphreys, talking for
McGovern, did not want to make any
promises. He said that Terry's hand
was in such bad shape that he would
not be able 10 fight for at least ten
weeks Henry Pollock wanted his
promise that Terry would fight no one
until he met Corbett again. Here the
two lighters got into another argu-
raenf and negotiations came near end
ing on the spot.
Pollock returned with Humphreys
and after much talk the latter agreed
70 fr-s during the first week in Janu-
a.
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JAMAICA ENTRIES.

First race, six fur1ongs, maidens-Kester 10.
Rider Haggard Ito. PierTott 110, Light Comedy
no Lineepee no, Marathon 11e, Sandy Greeker
no. Little Minister no. Cambses no. III Captain
no. Rappahannock 11p. Molesey 107. Charles G.
Gates / 10. Landman no.
Second race and quarter miles. selling
Lewis II 1o2 BIcKettrege 95 Winifred o.
Dazzle Ie0 Bragg 1872 Son0n1a Belle 80, G l. Al
so Grand Duchess 9s woodsman 10s, ]. r., Don
hue 50. Palette 80.
Third race. five and half fnrlongs sailing
Waterbury i02, Belfast 102 Umbrella 10l Gal
liant Dan 102. Royal Breeze 102. Roswell 102
Acrobat 102. Merrill 10i Ia Rose 49, Piand 3d.
Taunt "a. Afles 9s. Gordon Rush 9s, Woolstar-
tie 81. Royal Ben 105-
Fourth race, and a sixteenth miles, the
Southampton handicap--Hot Toddy ar, Yves
105. Rye 100. Ironsides 113, Oriiene 107. Belle
Of Peuest 100 Arkiirta 100 Benban 1902 Ze-
nap 80.
Fifth race handicap. six furlongs Voorhees,
l21 Bryan Ill Monet 100. Monterey 100. Ath-
lete 112. Diamond Flush 102
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Jnhn Lyle 103. Just So 108 Chimney
Sweep LOG, A. Muskoday l06, Young Davis gs.
Rama 80, Nemesis 100. Robador 1906
Seventh race, maidens, six furlongs-CobIe-
skill I1o Herman 10. John ]. Rogers ITO.
Tucker Muck 10. Lord Pike no. Prince For
tunatus 40, Rip Rap I10. Veroliqur 187. ine
Brush f07, Sophie Carter 107, Captive Ie7 AM
bush 109 Turbulence 107, Royal Ben 110
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FRESHMEN TENNIS PLAYERS
REAT THE UPPER CLASSMEN
C.. A. Green of sam Mafeo and l.. h.
Mackey of Los Angeles Better Rae
auet Nfeiders Than SOphOmOres.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. "a
C. A. Green of San Mateo and L. B.
Maekey of Los Angeles, the champion
double tennis team of the freshmen
class, yesterday bested the two champs
of the sophomore class. A. j. Gowan
of Los Angeles and NJ o. Adams. also
of the Southern metropolis, in the semi
linaIs of the inter-class doubles cham
pionship of Stanford University The
Youngsters hauled down the eOlOrs of
the upper classmen without difficulty.
taking three out of four sets The
freshmen will now meet the winner of
the Junior senior match. The scores
in the match were So. 6-1, 2-6 and 6-4.
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his wild pitch did more damage than
the hits of his opponents.
Calin was there with bunch of
everything that the batsmen do not
like to see. Oakland managed to get
runners on the sacks very frequently,
but Califf invariably made the bats
men look like men of wooden con-
struction when he turned on his smoke.
Donahue's clever pegging to the second
sack also cut off several runs that
looked due to come over.
Oakland felded without an error,
something that the team does only
about twice every season. Deyereaux,
Francks and Haley all cut off likely
looking bingles by their clever work
in the infield. Kruger had seven
chances of all varieties out in left and
none of them got away from him. His
best was a running catch of a foul
against the fence. The score:
PORTI ANn
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DALLAS ENTaIEs

First race. four fariongs. selling Louise
Whitfield IS. Little Ruth s6. Maxim Gorky loo.
Sautame Gray 10o Ola NJ 101 Pedro 10l Buster
Jones 101. Aunt Deal 1eI, Ponemah l01, Alonzo
l0l Ethel Don 10I, Mary Ellen le1. The Bear
l0l, FL Cazader log. George Kilbourn 109.
Secord race. seser furlongs, selling-StiH-
hunt -. Coronation SO. Turkey Foot SO, Fan
nette a. HcrmoiRe "a. Bully Boy 80, Thora
Lee So, Nav BrDcEwood 3d. Dreamfand 80
Thad race. sezeD fErlongs handicap-Ruth
Nolin 80, Nine 80. Taby Tosa gS. The English
man 1903. Dursar 1o4, Don Demo III, FL
0trcs liz.
Fourth race SIX furlengs, selling-Jack Ker-
ehival 81. Fanny leo. Slumptown 100. Pride of
Woodstock 100, Mart Gentry 100. Joe Wise 100,
Avoid l0l. DR.. Hollis l01 j. W. 0Sefli 109,
T0Ots Nook 1O4. The Roustabout ILL.,
Firth race, seven fdrlongs, selling -Marfmbo
"a, Footspring 81, Cadillac 80. Anadarco 9s.
Lola White 81 Or. Nash % Keogh 49, VIII
Sylvester 80. Master priinm 10T.
Sixth race. four and half furlongs. purse
Lew Deckstader l05, Mirabel 105 Bye Bye 105.
Anoto #atana 1G5. Happy Rice 1876. Miss Hynes
l05 Higginsyille leh, Bud Pitts los. Darian
les Reetoris 10S. Doph los, Joe Stokes los,
Allo Baby los.
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fer that will keep them in San Jose
during the next season. Mayer thinks
that wth these two men on the team,
and with the other players who have
signihei their intentions of staying in
San joe during the next season, moth
ing can keep him from the champion
ship next year.
In tie meantime the merry race for
the pelnant this year goes on, with
the lealers only half a game ahead of
San Jse. Manager Mayer comforts
himself with the saying that there is
many slip 'twixt the cup and the Hp.'
and is eagerly looking to see whether
Sacrainsnto will not take a game from
Stockton and give San Jose chance to
slip iTlio the leading place
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SAN JOSE. Oct. .23.--Elmer Stricklett
who has just closed the season with
the Brooklyn Nationals. is in San Jose
and has put his name to contract to
finish the season with the local team.
Striclllett is the originator Of the spit
BALI and is one of the best twirlers in
the United States.
Striekletf's nome is in this county
When he learned yesterday that Hal
Chase expected to spend a year in San
jose he stated that he would like to
do the same thing il satisfactory ar
rangements could be made Manager
Mayer of the local team is very en-
thusfastic over StriclSett and expects,
with the help of local business men, to
make both Stricklett and Chase an Of
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SEALS AND ANGELS
PLAY THINNING
TIE CAME.
Los ANGELES.

Los ANGELES. oct. 23-San Fran
cisco opened with Los Angeles today
in the longest game since the reorgan-
izatien of the home team following
the April disasteF-tweive innings
and the game was called on account of
darkness. with the score > TO ?. Burns,
in tbe box for the locals, held his oppo-
ncnts down 10 six hits while the An
gels made ten OF Brown. There were
40 features First Baseman Wheeler
- ffosond Baseman Irwin of the Seals
- a.e put out of the game by Umpire
Derrick for questioning decisions.
Score.
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Bliss Timely Hit Turns Tide
in FaUor of Commuters.
BY wiriasr, j. sIattery.

Whenever Portland plays ball around this vicinity there
generally things stirring After the awful performance OF last
Sunday respected that the yesterday would
worth sitting through But Portland to the fore again and
premier simply made the slovnly Oalanders They
that and hat the theirs by the
inning.
In contrast the farce the Sabbath the struggle yesterday
brisng real baseball all its excellent phases There
timely bnges good catches abbke work the sacks and
inside ball till the fans wished would last all afternoon.
did One hour and twenty minutes the limit
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FOOTBALL. TO
BE PLAYED B9 TIE STUDENTS
High school Teams Of Oakland and
Berkeley to Meet ON Grid
iron Today.

BERKELEY, Oct. 23--The football
teams of the Berkeley and Oakland
high schools are to play for champion
ship honors tomorrow afternoon at
Siege Park. The old game of Ameri-
can intercollegiate football will be
played The high school lads made
complaint today that placards an
nouncing their game had been torn
down around the university campus.
They have been barred from the cam
pus. where only Rugby football is per-
mitted, but were 10th 20 charge the
university men with responsibility for
the destruction of their posters.
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FRESNO'S SLABSTER
HELPS INDIANS
WIN CAME.

FRESNO. Oct 2s.-Hoag had nothing
at all today and his poor exhibition in
the box gave Seattle an easy victory
over the Raisin Eaters. The Indians
got fourteen hits and sent ten men
across the platter Garyin handed out
good bah, with the exception of three
innings. two of which gave Fresno her
three runs. The score:
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TENNIS AT cLAREMoaT PARK.

The Claremont Country Club of Oak
land will begin its annual invitation
doubles tennis tournament on October
27, the final match to be played on the
afternoon of Thanksgiving day. SDe-
cial invitations viii be extended to the
best doubles teams around the bay. FL.
A. Schmidt and H. H. Rolfe. the present
holders of the clubs challenge cup, will
defend their title.
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MORE HoNoRs FoR SMITH.

NEW YORK, Oct 23-Alexander
Smith, the professional golfer of the
Nassau Club. Long Island. took the
honors today in the medal play round
Of thirty-sf< holes over the links of
the Forest Hill Field Club. near New
ark. \. j. Smith is the national and
Western champion. and by winning to-
day he added to his record tire prize
for the first annual championship tour
nament of the Eastern Professional
Golf association.
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Los ANGIELEs GIRL no HEAD
TILE STANFORD HOCKEY TEAM
Miss Ethel Farmer of the City o.
Angels to Show Fair Wearers of
Nardinal the Way to Victory.

STENFORD UNIVERSITY. Oct. 20
Miss Ethel Farmer. freshman regis
terlns from Los Angeles. has been
chose to lead the hockey team of
Stamord University in all intercollegi-
ate kmatches this year. The newly
elecud captain is an athletic young
lady with reputation for prowess on
the Jockey field made prior to enter
ing college. She is It member of the
Gamma Phi Beta sorority.
To sport of Shiny on your own
side has taken immensely with the
girs Of Stanford, the list of candidates
Tor the team exceeding in numbers any
preyi0us lists OF aspirants for other
athletic teams. Sixteen more athletic
yows misses recently signed the lists,
nakng a total OF nearly fifty inter-
ested in the sport
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Sacrifice hits-Van Buren, Strefb Mott. Two
base hits-Streib, Mott, AIcKnDe Mclaughlin
hagan, Delnass Three base hits-Mott Bases
on balls-On Garvin 2 of Hoag A. Struck out
BY Garyin s. by Hoag T. Left on bases-Seat-
Wild pitch-Garvin Passed balIe-gepan )
Time Of game-Two hours. Umpire-Mahaffey.
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HORSES WHICH ARE
PICKED TO WIN
BY EXPERTS.
JAMAICA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Maration, sandy Creeker,
Landsman.
Second race-PaIette. SonOma Belle,
McKittredge.
Third raee-Waterbury, Royal Breeze,
Merrill.
Fourth race-Hot Teddy, OriIene,
Belmer,
Fifth race-yoerhees, Monet, Byran.
sixth race-John Lyle, Chimney
sweep. Nemesis.
Seventh race-Herman, Royal Ben,
Ambush.
Weather clear, track fast.
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WEST OAKLAND CLUB BOXING.

OAKLAND. Oct 23.-The West Oak
land Athletic Club Will hold it's month";
ly boxing show Thursday night. Al
Gordon and Kid Lafayette, who fouent
a draw at the last show. are to fur
.nish the wind-up. Two other events
are on the programme. one between
Jimmy Erwin and Young Gauiey the
other between Kid Francks and Jack
Evans,
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POWERS CHOSEN PRESIDENT.

NEW YORK. Oct. 23.-Patrick T.
Powers of Providence. R. L.. was today
elected president of the Eastern League
of Professional Baseball Clubs by a
vote OF five clubs against three
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TwO-hase hit--Brashear. Sacrifice hits
wheeler Brashear. McCleIand- First base
balls-Burns J. Brown /. First base on errors
los Angeles j, San Francisco 2. Left on bases
Tos Angeles san Francisco z Struck QUE
By Burns 3 by Brown T. Double plsys--Cra-
vsth 10 Eager Spencer to Wilson Hit by
pitctsr-Na alth0ur. Time of game hours and
1 n1innfes I-mpire-Derrick
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Arabel, Simon Kent, To-
bOggan.
Second raee-Whippeorwill, Red
Thistle. Matthew GaH1f.
Third race-Freneh Empress, Edith
NJ, John Kaufman.
Fourth raee-Narfha Gorman, Hee-
tor, Lady Esther.
Fifth race--Jaek shine, Roscoe,
Lucky Charm.
Sixth race-Postman, FonsoIuca,
BeEferiing.
Weather eIoudyy track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24
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Fwo-base hit-Sweeney. Sacrifice hit-Haley.
out-By Calin 8: by Reidy g. Wild pitches
Reidy. CALM. Time of game-1:20 Umpire
PerTipe
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-24

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats.
corner Van Ness avenue and McAllister.
32.50, S3.60, $500,