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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
COLLEGIANS ADOPT
RULES OF THE
RUGBY GAME.

The joint football committee of
Stanford University and the University
of California met yesterday and adopt
ed rules to cover the Rugby game
which will be the intercollegiate con-
test this fall between the two univer-
stiles. The rules, as Professor George
c. Edwards of Berkeley explained.
elucidate in detail the Rugby game.
owing to the fact that this year will
lnaugurate that form of football be-
tween the two universities.
Much light was shed upon the game
by Coach flanagan of Stanford and DR..
Taylor of Berkeley, both of whom have
given the game much study. The rules
adopted are based upon those of Scot
land, North of England, English Union.
Wales. New Zealand and British CO.
lumbia. The spirit of the Rugby game
has been preserved In the rules, accord
ing to the committee.
The meeting was held at the Univer-
sity of California Club Buchanan
street, near California. Those present
were DIR. A. B. Spaulding, d. E.
Brown. DIR. Williams, Professor Angel
and Coach flanagan for Stanford, and
DR.. F. w. Simpson, DR. Taylor, Ollie
Snedigar and Professor George c. Ed
wards for the University of California.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
KAUFMAN Is MATCHED
TO MEET TOMMY BURNS
Rival Heavyweight Boxers VIII Don
the Gloves In Los Angeles In
Seutember.

OAKLAND, Aug. 2.-After much dick
ering. pulling and hauling over the
finances, AL Kaufman. the big Cal
ifornian, and Tommy Burns have been
matched. The pair will fight on Sep
tember at Los Angeles under the di-
rcction of the Los Angeles Athletic
Club. Billy Delaney, Kaufmann's man.
ager. closed the match today when he
met Burns demand for bonus. The
fight will be for twenty rounds, and
Burns will take per cent of the gross
receipts as bonus before the money
is divided.
Under the terms of the agreement
there will be 45 per cent cut for
Kaufmann and Burns to split. the club
taking so per cent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
RACKET WIELDERS
OF NORTH OUT
OF FINALS.

OCEAN PARK, Aug. play in the
annual tournament Of the Southern
California Tennis Association developed
no surprises today. The defeat of some
OF the crack players from the north
in the doubles eliminates them from
the finals. which Will be played tomor-
row and Saturday. The summary:
Junior singles, hnals-H. n. Rogers
beat c. n. Rogers rs. ga, AS, 63.
open singles. semi-finals-NatB Browne
beat Tom Bundy 70. O.; Hal Braly
Mems doubles-Braly and Hart beat
Rogers brothers So, 60. Bundy and
Gorham beat Adams and Crawford 60.
60,
ner beat Miss Peralta and Gowan 3-6,
6-4 Go. Mrs Seymour and Foley beat
Miss Yeun& and Buttolph by default.
Miss Brown and Variel beat Miss Hut
ton and; Cassell 6-5. SO. Miss Seymour
and Bell beat Miss Conger and Browne
Ga, 81. Miss Florence Sutton and Sin
sabaugh bert Miss Dobbins and Wayne
- e-3, 6-4 Mrs. Farquar and Bumil-
Ter beat Miss Bundy and Bundy rs.
ca Miss Sutton and Sinsabaugll' beat
Ladies doubles-Mrs. Bruce and Miss
DObbins beat Mrs. FarQuar and Miss
Hall 6-2 Ga. Miss Conger and Miss
Browne beat Miss Sutton and Mrs. Sey-
l.iour 81, 90. 6-3.
Consolation singles-Lawrence beat
RIare BIZ default. J. Holmes beat Grace
81. 60. Aiken beat Hutton by default.
NafieI beat ID. Holmes go, Ga. J.
Holmes. beat Grace 81, 60. Holmes
beat Gabriel 81. 81. Grifnths beat
ham by default. Buttolph beat Brad
for bv default Grace beat Taylor
60. CT. Townsend beat Davis 9l1,
&c 6-G- Donnell beat Stanton 60, 60.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
STANDING Or THE CLUBS

Fighting every minute of the game
yesterday. the Seals shut out the Giants
in an interesting struggle at Idora
Park Manager McCreedie got his first
taste of baseball discipline in the sixth.
Spencer walked Wheeler dew out TO
Mclean. but Spencer moved Up, and
when DonOhue fumbled the third strike
on Monler the speedy ceRterdelder beat
the throw to third as HodsOn saw it.
McCTeed1e saw it otherwise. and kept
telling the official about il till in dis
gust HOdsOn ordered him out of the
game. McCreedie then gave him the
elbow. HOdsOn is about one third his
size and the spectators resented his
action.
Though Outhit again yesterday the
Refugees by the finest fielding cut
Portland off every time they BECAME
threatening. They also gave SimOns.
the curveless wonder, just the support
he needs for his style of pitching.
Spencer shone with seven put-Outs to
his credits and assist in double
play. besides a hit and a run The
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MISPI.AYS FIGURE
IN DEFEAT OF
ANGELS.

FRESNO, Aug, 2.-Los Angeles lost
today's game through errors, only one
of FTesno's runs being earned. In the
seventh inning a hit put Delmas on
first and an error sent him on to third
Cartwright walked and Hogan lined ous
three bagger that scored the two
runs. Up to the ninth inning Fitzger-
aid pitched shut-out ball. but in the
final round he weakened, allowing three
hits. walked two men and was guilty
of a wild pitch, out of all of which the
visitors gathered their three runs
Casey was hit on the nose by a b4tted
ball in the eighth inning and had to
quit the game. The score:
LOS ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

vH
TRACK AT SEATTLE,
THE SCENE OF
FAST RACE.

SEATTLE, Aug. because she had
shown e. workout OF q mile in 1891
J2uby was-fnstalied 4 to 5 favorite for
.rli1 Ow'hers- handicap AZ a mile. run this
atternoon at The Meadows. II was la
dies DAY and the big stand was filed
wiki .femihinity. Ruby carried Rett.e
aa6 ~. pounds. The Husuenot al
coCgh- bis local favorite because of
Z: tcng string of victories, was So 10
2 he CID warhorse carried 90 pou,6s
Gac. hae Callahan in the saddle The
assoctarion oEereC an additional hun
c9eG dollars II the track record Of
ID 81 be- lowered
Ruby cut out the pace for three
quarters OF the route: Then. with a
hi<-.of Urging, The Huguenot passed the
tuEorite. winning somewhat cleverly in
IS p: This equals The coast record
sa4 de ty. Bearcatcher at Oakland. Gar
Tet FeTgusOns horse carried III
1 fc1as Stlicho took the show from
slartinrsas
S7cndoonN. a sort of hand-me-dovn
ilcle was the only successful choice
l'aTney Schreiber's Lula H proved a
#rcat surprise in the two-year-old
dash, scoring al odds of IS TO l. Tul-
.tit on Wapna gootis, the favorite, rode
a wretched race. Summary:
First rsee, SIX fwlongs-Sponaoolix won. Irish
Jewel second MoldeT third. Time. l:l5.
teoopa. race, four and q half furioaEs-Sulah
Won. "a mar second, Palenon third. Time.
Taird race. FIVE and a half furiongs-Dr
ia-niHs yen Rert Arthur second. Z. 9. RunJe
r--rl- Tiele, :071L
Eaurth race, miie-TRe Huguenot won. Ruby
second Su.iclo third. Time, 1881. Coast
reco-dI
Fst7a race six and a half furlongs-Flo
aLan1.a won. lnterlUde second. Alice Carey
rsird. Time. .20h
sixth race mile and fifty yaris-DutifuI won.
fIar1sr second. Gloomy Gus third. Time. :43k
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Whitman Expects to Drive Car to New York
Cutting Former Mark to Fifteen Days.

He glanced carelessly at his watch and announced
Five minutes moreF' He called off the minutes and
climbed into his machine the hands pointed o'clock
There a whrr of ma6bnery and the big car which
was headed toward the west, backed down on the
Golden Gate-avenue sidewalk Larkin street. where its
frownng front turned toward its goal in the
East.
Down Market street to the ferry its and
then the trying journey taken up in Whit
hopes his old record in half and will endeavor
to the distance in fifteen days.
Although Whitman will do only share of the driving
he will receive of the credit he planned the trip
and its depends chiefly upon his organization of
the record trial
When the car started its big trip w. II Bates was
the wheel, with Whitman at his side.
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IAToNIA ENTRIEs.

F,-s+ rare i've furlongs selling Bitter Annie
lO5. HandspIke 1OT, Elota 1oI Heirloom IOlI
Norden lo7 Gabble loI beneilen NJ. nnid ,yn
Bon yivsnt l1O. Liphardt ITO, Comic llO Arguer
10 Orlandwick ITO. "a. ~
%, imagination 90. Duessa 81. Bitter Hand 81; 81;
Minnie johnson 100, Search Ne 1O2, Frank BIZ
Io6nson III; los. Terms Rod 1os, Orline los, Mum
10 Martins lls, Revolt 113, Elastic ~
Third race, seven furlongs ng e. LSss 1ao
White Plume 100. Chief Millikin 100, Matador
10 Deyout ll5. ..,..hasa a..
reno lbs. Byrne Of Rcscrea l2s, Billy Wake
subador l4s jim so.eMah Id an 7s eirbth selling
yacbtine Carl 81, Bernie Cramer 39, remnant
iol. The Laurel 1o4; Cashier lea frlyoi @ i0s' ,os
i,'n.,ion ,itS, 106 Dr. Hart 1906 Morendo LOG,
fsbor i06. The Gadny 1o7, Handy Bill io1, st.
fsTls Sitb race one mile selling Katherine IS.
EnIar 90. DR.. McCleur 80. Dudley go Lady
charsde 81 Lscene g. Forsl A[su Postmsn
ios Gipin lO7 Marshal Ney I'D -, -,
Seventh race one mile, selling-Josles Jewei
e9 Ida Dayis loi. Amberita 1ol, Kings Guinea
io2 DociIe Ies. Uncle Henry 1io-
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
First race. six furlongs. selling NJ NJ
CIR Is, Lady Carol %. Miss Point SO, Annie
perry ioi Grace Curtis l05. Gold Bridge 100,
Mag Noiln lO5. Lady Kispar 100, Miss boerie
second race. FIVE furlongs. selling-Vacharis
100 Bob's Pet lo2. Lady Bateman l92' Nellie
Racine IO2 Charlie Ward 102, sun Bird l02,
N9ss Martha t1o2 AIanie 102, Pedro 102. Rhea
carukin l02 Poster Girl l02, Safnzilla l02, Al
legra l02. Batbmaria 1o5.
OK Cobunosa l0T. Rather Royal 100, Scotch
Plume i02, Hannibal Be-. io2, Gold Enamel loI
Foss s pgy wadde fR o. Joe Levy e5 chandn
p6 Risque 9s George Vivian 9S, Vanity 9S,
Nameoki i03 Doinda i01-
loa Edward Wilder 1oT, Ny Bessie 107. Grip
i0I Fninoln l07. Timothy Wen 10, De Orc liz.
,Sixth race mile selling-Lutie Mac 90 Re
,,nesf sl Townes o. Wexford o. Gauze 81,
Sallithea l04. No Trumper l04. Old Hal l04,
Ssrd lO4 +. Z. Shaw 1i2.
seventh race six furlongs seling-Miss Leeds
% sonnet 9s Ocean Brook 9s, Annie Davis los.
Miss Cornet lO5, Miss Gaiety los. Ericula 105,
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

w YHIRLING over the roads between this city and
NA I the summit OF the Sierras in an automobile L.
Y l. Whitman and his intrepid assistants have
made brave start in their record-breaking trip to New
York
There demonstration the start which was
made from the Franklin automobile establishment, beyond
the hearty handhakes and the we'll wishes of the friends
of the drivers. The machine gone over repeatedly
during the afternoon in effort adjust every part
OF the car to its highest point OF efficiency The delicate
engine given especial care, it will be the first
with six cylinders be used under such trying conditions.
Whitman held levee for hour before the appointed
time start He dressed in ordinary street attire
and would be picked by the casual spectator as
the hero of the occasion
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MAKE A
STRONG FINISH
AND WIN.

SEATTLE, Aug. Seattle started
today's game in sloppy fashion. but
braced up and won out in the last time
at bat The lineup was as patched up
as on the day before. but the bushers
nlling up the gaps left by the absence
OF the regulars played in much bet
ter style. The score was to 2 in
favor OF Seattle when the eighth inning
opened. Oakland tied the score on
hits by Kruger and Heitmuller and an
outfield fly Seattle went two better
in her half, the first coming on a
squeeze play with Jones on third and
the second on passed ball which let
Crol across. O'Brien. a local amateur
displayed good form at the bat sum-
mary:
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New Two-MIIe TrottIng Record.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug AT the
Ardmore Driving Club races on the
Eagle track near here yesterday E.
Bryan. a bay gelding. broke the worlds
trotting record for two miles on a half
mile track. The horse covered the dis
tance in 4:59- The best previous record
was 5:14, held by Temple Bar. The
time by quarters: ;371z, lis. 1:52h.
2:30. sos. 3;44. 4:21 y. 4:59.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
JAPANESE OFFERS
FOOTBALL CUP
FOR JACKIES.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Admiral
Train commanding the Asiatic station,
in report to the Navy Department
says that while the fleet was at Kobe
Mr.. Malsikata, president of the Kawa-
saki Dockyards Company and grad
uate of Yale. presented to the fleet
handsome silver football challenge cup.
which is to be played for each year
and the name of the winning ship TO
be engraved thereon. He also present
ed to the crew of the Oregon a silver
cup of smaller size which is to be sent
to the Navy Department
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

First race, furlongs. seIIing-Integrity
1lo, Seed Cake Io7, Black Gem 107, Sicyon 105,
Iadora Jos, Miss Spokane 1o5 Mazei 1O5, Rustic
Lady 105. Bonnet 105. Southern Lady los, Jim
Pendergust 102, Sizz 100.
Second race. seven furongs selling-Atkins
l12. Iron Watson 109 Charles Green 100, Ambi.
tous l07, Silver Sue 107 Tsvora 1o7. Santa Ray
107.
Third race, six sfurlongs, seiiing-Woodthorpe
112. Bert Arthur 112, Bearskin il9 Madden 100
Paddy Lynch 100. Screwdriyer 109 Liberva1e 100,
Maxetta 107. Dotage 107.
Fourth rrce, mile, selling--Hot 100, Ralph
Young 107. Viona 10Y, Prickies 1OT, Supreme
Court 105. Pay Me 105, Major Tenny 1o5 Water
cure 104, Hersain l03. Mattress l03; Orchan 100
Yankee Jim 109 Grace ST. Clair 100 Utica los.
Fred Mullolland los. Milsora los. Blanche G 105.
Dneiist 1o7. Cabin 107. Gateway 107. Florence
Fonso 105, Fulletta 100. Huston 100, Colonel
Jewell %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

CHIMNEY INSPECTION FEES-Aceording to
figures obtained from the City Treasurer and
the Board of Works, the fees collected for chin
ney inspection amount to $50. .305, with about
80 600 chimneys yet to be examined. About a
dozen inspectors have far failed TO swear
to their salary demands In the office OF
the clerk of the Board Of Supervisors Some of
the inspectors out OF town and others as
signed their demands TO money brokers. but
these must get their demands in person accord
tng to the dietum of the finance committee.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
Red Men win Build a Hall.

The Red Mems Hall Association yes
terday petitioned for a permit to erect
a building on Golden Gate avenue. be-
tween Leavenworth and Hyde streets.
to cost $40, ,0o0 Other applications We're
filed by S. SeIig. Fulton street and Van
Ness avenue. $4,000; G. Beckh. Market
street. near Fifth, $4,000 Mrs. V. Rossi
Fulton and Octavia streets, 10000; @.
G. Burnett, Turk street, near Mason,
S145OO
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FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Annie Berry, Miss Point
Grace Curtis.
second race-Bath Maria, Lady Bate
man, Nellie Racine.
Third race-Cobmosa, Peter Paul,
Hannibal Bey.
Fourth raee-DOIinda, George Vivian,
CIanida.
Fifth race-De Orc, My Bessie, Ed
ward Wilde.
Sixth race-Gauzc, Request, Lutte
Mac.
seventh race-AIiss Leeds, Miss Cor
net, sonnet.
weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03

Sacrifice hits-Dpyle and Mclaughlin. Two
base hits-Cravath Wolters Three-base hits
Hogan CO.. Eagan Bases on balls-On Nagle 3.
off Fitzgerald B. Struck ont-By Nagle !. by
Fitzgerald 4. Left bases-FresnO 3, Los
Angeles o. Double play-Bliss to Nagle. Wild
pitch-Fitzgerald First base on errors-LOs
Angeles l. Fresno .. Time of game-I hour
and 45 minutes. Umpire-Dunleavy.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
New Insurance suit.

Edwin NJ. Cooper. as assignee for Sum
Jing, filed a suit in the Superior Court
yesterday to recover $500 on policy in
the Spring Garden Insurance Company
to cover stock of goods at 1902 1-2
stockton street.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-03
FORM AS FIGURED
BY EXPERTS AT
THE TRACKS.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

BY Fred f. MulhOIland.
First rnee-Intesrity, Southern Lady,
Sizz.
Second race-Tavora, Atkins, Ambi-
tious.
Third race-Lfbervale, Paddy Lynch,
Madden.
Fourth race-RaIph Young, Water
cure. NiOna.
Fifth race-Utica, Lucy c, Grace ST.
Clair.
sixth race-FIOrence FOnsO, Cabin,
Huston.
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Stolen base-kruger Sacrifice hltS-Haley.
Harper. Biankenship (2l. Bases on baIls-On
Jones 3. on Gates a. Struck Out-By Jones 3, BY
Gates 9. Hit batsman-By Jones i. by Gates 2
Wild piteh-Jones. Passed ball-Bliss. Double
play-Croll 10 Harper u Blankenshlp. Left on
hasas-Seattle Z. Oakland :. Time Of game-1
hour and 55 minutes. Umpre-1ahaffey.
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DANDELION BEATS
COY MAID AT
BRIGHTON.

NEW YORK, Aug. "A track that
v-as a sea of mud from beginning TO
end. confronted race goers who braved
che. storm 10 visit the Brighton Beach
course this. afternoon. Seven races were
~ -iea- for decision. All the fields were
y glually Of good size. but after the
HenciI had anished its work not more
tl2n half the original number. remained.
The chief 2ttra ction on the card was
9ae fnv!ncible handicap for three year
o-ds aad upward at one and quarter
miles. An excellent field of horses was
engaged in this contest. Dandelion was
well played fsvOrite at odds OF TO 5
and he made good. Cederstrome got
away in The lead at the start and made
the early running. AS they reached the
back stretch Coy Maid went 70 the front
and showed the way 70 the far turn, fol-
lowed by Dandelion and Dolly Spanker.
On the tuEn Dandelion went to the
front but Coy Maid hung to him and it
was a hot drive all the way home, Dan
delion winning by head. Cedersuome
came on again and was third two
lengths away. The time was 2:04 80
Tor the one and q quarter miles. The
rest Of she card was made up OF flelds
OF mud runners. The rain came down
IN torrents at the track all the after
noon The attendance suffered consid-
erabIy on account OF the unfavorable
weather conditions. one Of the slimmest
crowds Of the meeting being present
summary:
First race. six furlongs-Nannie Hodge won
Far West second. King Cole third Time
second race, six furIongs-Gold Lady won
Golf Bal second, Montgomery third Tine
I-l5 30.
Water Tank second. Cholk Hedrick third. Time,
fSc,-rb race bsDd.cap. mile and quarter
L rsndeiiou Won Coy Maid second. Cederstrome
49, Time. . 90 3-5-
18th race. I've and half furlongs-t loVaWaF
Tim Leonard second. Roswell third Time,
los 3-5.
sixth Tace. mile and si1teenth-O k won,
Feff second Tarlac third Time, 80 3-5.
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth-Druid
won Hyperion second. Jennie McCabe third.
Time. As 10.
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Cincinnati ................ I
Automobile Tran.continental Record.

Six-cylinder Franklin with L. L.
Whitman and c. S. Carris leave at 5
.. m. today to lower the transconti-
mental record to New York City. An
attempt will be made to lower the
record of thirty-three days by Messrs.
Whitman and Carris made in a Frank
lin car Start will be made from the
Boyer Motor Car Company, 40S Golden
Gate avenue.
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Billine. Buy. Promising PAGER.

DECATUR. Ill. Aug. 2.-W. H. Stub
blefield of Oran. Mo-. has sold the stall
lion Black Lock, 2:07A. to tC. X. G.
Billings of Chicago, for 10000. Black
Lock will go for the worlds PACING
rocerd next season.
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Many 10 Attend Convention.

The Boise Irrigation Congress. which
IS 70 convene in Boise on September 8,
promises to nave large attendance
A special train viii leave here August
81 bearing Governor Pardee and many
~ the leading representatives OF the
different communities Of this State The
Southern Pacific has made the round
frip fare s3sIs. The convention viii
last from September 3 to September s.
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Meadow Breeze Takes Handicap.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2.-The races at Latonia
today resulted follows:
First race six furlongs-ScOtch Dance won,
Weberdelds second, Prince Of Pless third. Time,
l:15 ID.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-Webber
won Gromoboi second. Beautiful Mayo third.
Time :0s 5-5
Third race. six furlongs-Field Lark won,
Zcnda second Nine third. Time. l:l4 l-5-
Fourth race. handicap. six furlongs-AIesdOw
Breeze won. John English second, Colonel Jim
Douglas third. Time, l:l3 3-5.
Fifth race. I've and half fUrlOngs-OyerlaDdo
won. Morales second. Bitter Boy third. Time.
.0%. Bottles finished second, but dis
qualified FOR fOulinG.
Sixth race, mfle-Oberon won. Royal Legend
eecgnd. ALma Gardia third. Time. :42.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Gabble, Handspike, Alta
Mcdonald.
Second race-EIastic, Martius, Terms
Rod.
Third race-Devout, White Plume,
Wee LASS.
Fourth race-Subador, Jim Bozeman,
Profitable.
2 Fifth race-st. Paris, Labor, The
GRdhy.
sixth race-Dr. McCIuer, GiIpIn, Mar
shall Ney.
seventh race-Josie's Jewel, banposal,
Kings Guinea.
weather clear; track fast.
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SUMMARY

Three base kit-Hildebrand. Two-base hits
Hldehrand. Mitchell. Sacrifice hits-Mohler
Spies First base called baIs-On Fssick S
OH StmonS J. Struck Out-By EssicI 4 DoubIe
plays-Essick TO DonOhue to Mclean: Spencer
20 Williams; Hildebrand 10 Wheeler 70 Williams
Mohler 10 Williams. Time OF game hour and
SO minutes UmpireS-Perrine and HodsOn
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BOSTON MEN FAIL
TO HIT WHITE
EFFECTIVELY.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, Aug. Chicago shut out
Boston in an easy fashion here today
to 0. In the flrst inning Jones was
safe on Morgan'ss error. Isbell singled
and Davis tripled, scoring both. In
the third Hahn tripled and scored on
Isbell's long fly to right. The visitors
were unable to hit White effectively
The home team ffelded perfectly. Score
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GoIf Tourpament at Del Monte.

Remember the golf tournament ~ Del Monte
August 20 20 % Elaborate trophies. Low
round trip rates from all poiats. Inquire OF
Southern Pacific agent.
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FIVE HITS CHANGE
OUTCOME OF A
GAME.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON, Aug 2.-After Boston had
made today's game close by combina-
tion of hits and errors in the eighth.
the visitors fell upon Dorner. Their
five hits in single inning included
one three and two two-base hits. Score
r. II. r.
Cincinnati .............. 8 3
Boston 3 8 3
Batteries-W elmer and Livingston; /;
Dorner and Needham. Unpire-Emslie
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 2.--Chicago-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
NEW YORK. Aug. New YorkSt.
Louis game postponed; rain.
BROOKLYN, Aug. 2.-Pitsburg-
Brooklyn game postponed; rain.
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GIANTS SHUT OUT
BY SEALS AT
OAKLAND.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Portland o; san Francisco {.
Seattle - Oakland :.
Fresno A; Les Angeles 3.
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GAINES TO-DAY.

land.
Los Angeles vt Fresno.
Oakland at Seattle.
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s-KtIlian and Schp,

Batterfes-Kfllfan and Schmidt; Grif-
fifth. Chesbro. Kleinow and Thomas.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 2.-Philadelphia
defeated Cleyelapd today in q ten.inn-
to two hits in the first nine innings.
Singles by Seybo1d and Cross with Muir
phys sacrifice scored the winning run.
Score:
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YOUNG and ATmDTuSItI.
DETROIT. Aug. 2.-Detroits make
shift infield went to pieces in the sew
enth, allowing New York to score at
will and turning the game into farce.
Score:
r. H. E.
Detroit .............. l 9 S
Nam ynrk
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Batteries-Bernhard and Buelow;
Cooinbs and Powers.
ST. Louis, Aug 2.-St. Louis ran
wild on bases and with opportune hit.
ting easily defeated Washington today
IL to 2. Score:
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Washington 3 3
and Wakefield.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

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