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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
Sam Berger Comes Home to Make Match With Jack OBnen
MAID, 10 TO |,
AND ACE HIGH
ARE WINNERS.
SPECIAL DlsrArcn TO THE CALL.

GRANCSEND, Sept. 25.=A very at
tIactive card. the feature of which was
the Occidental handicap. an all-age af-
fair at one mile and an eighth, was
huns UP by the Brooklyn Jockey Club
FOR decision at Gravesend this after
noon. Well matched fields were the
rulo - most OF the events.
The sport began with a handicap for
two year-olds at five and one-half fur
longs. Phila6er and The Wrestler were
equal choices in the betting at odds
Of 10 i. with Ethon third choice at
IS TO ). Neither one Of the choices
won. however. the winner turning up
IN Ace High at the juicy price of Is
TO l. In the race IL was nothing but
Ace High. which jumped to the front
right after the barrier went up and
set a pace that practically killed his
rivals chances, cantering under the
wire an easy winner by half a length
from Prince Hampton. which closed q
wide gap in the run home and beat
-philander a head for the place
In the Occidental handicap run as
the fourth event for all ages at a mile
and an eighth the winner turned up
I'm Coy Maid, a 10 to 1 shot. Dolly
Spanker, with Miller up. rushed to the
front and opened up a gap of many
lengths on Coy Maid and Cottontown.
They held this order TO the stretch,
where Coy MAID gradually ctosed
ground and, mailing Dolly Spanker in
the final sixteenth, won by a length
and a half from Dolly Spanker, which
beat Good Luck a scant length. Re
suits:
First race FIVE and half furlongs-Ace High
won Prince Hampton second, Philander third
Time. f.0S =,
second race. mile and sixteenth-Ed BAH
won. John Lyle second. Neptunus third Time.
a-4S
qhsrd race about six furlongs-Frank Lord
-To1 KillOchan second, Thing third. lime
l:IO 3-5
Forrth race the Occidental Handicap. mile
ana . furlong-Coy Maid won. Dolly Spanker
second Good Luck third. Time. 1:53 %
Fff-h race about six furlonEs-Shotgun won,
Belle Strone second. Penryn third Time, III.
Sixth race one mile and a siXteenth-lady
PrudeDce won. Bluestem second, Holseher third.
Time 1:49 So.
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TRIES TO ESCAPE
AND IS HURT.

John Ziegas, a 14-year-old boy. who
has been in custody at the Detention
Home of the Juvenile Court on Harri-
son street, near Tenth, tried to escape
over a thirty-foot wall last night and
now lies at the Central Emergenscy
Hospital with a fractured leg and pos
sible internal injuries.
The boy. who is awaiting trial on a
charge of stealing a horse and buggy,
climbed up a chimney to the roof of
the home and made his way over the
roof to the wall. He dropped to the
pavement and was found suffering in
tensely by a passer by. The lads
parents live at 1907 Diamond street
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HAarILToN ENTRIEs.

First race six furlongs. threeyear-olds selling
-IIindoo Prince 81. Excuse Ne 9s. Bill Perry ~
Left Guard 100. belinda 101. The Globe ~.
TONY Hart III Caper Sauce Ill, Capercaiizie
III. ,t.
second race. Eve furlongs two-year-olds, selling
Golden Pheasant 100. elena MacBride l02, ST.
Jeane zO6. Fire Alarm los, Miss Martha lVe'
B00ia 110.
handicap-C5oldrun I6s Sam Farmer $50, Berry
Waddeli las Capt. Hayes IA. John Randolph
Fourth race. Eve furiongs, tvoyear-olds sell
fng-Commodore THEM 113 Hanoway los. DOC
KYLE 105 DuIcie 1O4. Cavatina 102. kamsack
10l, Renewal 9s wist 9s. Sainzilla 9s, Mirabel
QS
Fifth race. one mile fhree-year-olos ana up
Fnrinidee 1io reinforcement ll0, Moonraker
10 Pzrkrflle 11O. FOxmezde 107s Bob Edgren
lO7 Wyefeld 1O7, Racine II 1O7.
Sixth race, six furlongs. three-year-oios ana
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MYSTERY SURROUNDS
MURDER OF ITALIAN
Joseph Cucfa Is shot Dead by Man ON
Bicycle While Driving Along
Street of Los Angeles.

Los ANGELES. Sept 25.-Joseph
Cucia, an Italian. was shot and killed
while driving along North Main street
this afternoon. The murderer was
mounted on bicycle and escaped those
who witnessed the shooting and who
started Immediately IN pursuit.
Cucia was driving a buggy when a
young man rode up behind the vehicle
on a bicycle and fred three bullets
into his neck. Cucfa was killed In
stant1y and his horse ran away. throw
ing the body out two blocks from the
scene OF the shooting. There Is no
clew to the murderer
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DelleVe a championship DOul
should be decided under Marquis of
should protect themselves at all
times OF course no man should be
permitted to hold his opponent and
hit.
'I want to meet O'Brien, and, If sue
cessful, I will challenge Jeffries lor
the championship. / do not think the
public takes the aspirations of either
of us seriously at the present time, but
1 expect to prove my quality in the
ring 1t will be for the spectators to
say whether I am worthy after they
see me perform.
Jack Gleason, who has managed
Berger successfully during his Eastern
boxing and theatrical engagements,
will reach here on Saturday. Berger
has had Jeffords and other big fell
lows as sparring partners on the bur-
lesque circuit, and he thinks he has
profited greatly by the experience he
has had.
Coincident with the announcement
that Champion Jim Jeffries has de-
cided to re-enter the ring for one
more battle comes the announcement
that he will open a saloon in this
city in conjunction with some other
known sporting men. The big
fellow has gone to his ranch In South
ern California, and when he puts his
affairs in order he will return to this
city to prepare for the opening of a
big establishment on Fillmore street,
near Geary. Whether he will call 1t
the champion or the Padded Mitt"
or some name equally suggestive of
the Queensberry ring has not been de-
cided.
It is expected that Jeffries will. be
willing to have O'Brien and Berger
have their bout and then meet the
winner. There is only one objection
to this plan. II the fight proves a
poor one the followers of boxing will
be quick to set up the cry that the
winner is not a fit opponent for the
mighty Jeffries and thus spoil the
proposed match. 1t was thought that
il Jeffries opened cafe 1t would be
in Los Angeles. He has become a
popular idol in the south since he
quit the ring, tribute Of appreciation
not paid him by his home folks up
to that time. He has been shown
where there is money to be made here,
SO he has cast in his fortunes with
this city.
According to the following wire
from the south 1t would seem Jeffries
has exercised his privilege as cham
pion and has changed his mind about
re-entering the ring:
Jeffries said today that he had no
intention of re-entering the prize
ring and fighting for the heavyweight
championship of the world, the stories
sent out from San Francisco notwith-
standing.
'T am out of the fighting business
said Jeffries. 'T passed through San
Francisco yesterday on my way back
from a huntng trip to Oregon and the
newspaper boys have either misunder-
stood or misquoted me. Nothing has
happened to induce me to alter my de-
termination expressed two years age
that / would not enter the rins
again
The men who like to have a little
bet down on every fight commenced tc
nibble yesterday at the Hanlon- -Hyland
match, which is up for decision on
Friday night at Dreamland Pavilion
A few bets were made at even money
| but IL is not expected this price will
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last long. The adherents of the men
are expected to show their hands soon
and then the betting will indicate the
public estimate of the fighters.
Hanlon is believed to have a shade
of that indefinite quality called class"
over his opponent, but the men who
have followed Hyland closely lately
believe he Will prove a surprise not
only to the spectators but also to his
opponent with his speed and other
qualities required in the ring. Both
boys are training for a rushing fight,
SO that one of them is in for sur
prise at the warmth of the reception
that awaits him before the fight has
gone far.
LEAvENwORTH, Kans., Sept 25-
Offers were received today for the
Walcott-lslodes fight from the Colma
Club of California. of which Billy
Roche is the matchmaker; the Tri-City
Club of Davenport, Iowa, and club at
Terre Haute, Ind. The Colma Club Of
fers so per cent of the gross receipts,
round trip tickets from Leavenworth
and a guarantee against interference.
They want the fight for October g..
Rhodes said this evening that he would
like to accept this. offer II the fight
is not held here on Sunday. The
Tri-City Club offers liberal purse, or
Will ildtCu ISuOdSS ID JlIllIIly
Gardner, who recently challenged Joe
Cans. The Terre Haute Club offers so
per cent and expenses. Joe Walcott
said today that he will not consider
the offers until the return of his man
ager, Billy Pierce, who is in Boston.
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-Jack Johnson,
the colored heavyweight boxer, called
up local newspaper this afternoon
from Philadelphia and said:
I'm the happiest man In the world
today. I see in the newspapers that
Jeffries has returned to the ring. All
want to say is this:
Match me with four heavyweights-
O'Brien, Burns, Kaufman and Berger
and will fight them, winner take all.
If I fail to beat any of them am
willing to drop out of the race and
let the man fail to whip fight the big
fellow.
"They can write their own articles.
Let me get them in the ring, that is
all. II I am the best heavyweight /
want to fight Jeffries. Talking and
newspaper stories will not make a
champion. Let the five of us fight It
out and then the best man meet JEFF
fries
While Johnson talks bravely while
out of the ring, he has invariably
proved faint-hearted when put to the
test in competition.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26
BICYCLE RACES NEXT SUNDAY.

The first important bicycle race to
be held since the fire will take place
next Sunday at the trotting track at
Alameda. 1t has been decided to give
the races at that place, as there is a
good track there, and 1t will be pos
sible to pull the event off without
charging admission. 1t was at first
planned to MAKE the main event a team
relay race of fifty mites. ten men to a
team. This has been changed to a
thirty-mile relay contest of six men
to a team. This will be for a valuable
trophy. Beside the relay race there
will be a mile point race and a two
mile handicap race. The entries will
close on Thursday evening with w.
B. Morrill,. AL Golden Gate avenue.
Edward Mohrig will referee.
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HERE,s GOOD sHOOTING.

MARTINEZ, Sept. 25.-The Field and
Tule Club of Solano County has en-
gagged a gamekeper for the coming
duck season, and the work of stocking
the ponds in readiness for the sport
was commenced last week. The club
members, who are San Francisco busi-
ness men, lost none of their sporting
ardor through the April ire, and all
indications point to q successful sea-
son. The birds are already arriving
from the north in large f1ocks.
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FOR TARIFF READJUsTMENT

MADISON, Wis, Sept 26.-The Re-
publican platform convention at /
o'clock this morning adopted platform
favoring Inc readjustment of tariff
schedules in all cases where protection
is employed for the benefit of capital
to the injury of the consumer and the
working man: fndorsing the past ad-
ministratjon Of Governor Robert M. La
Toilette and Governor James o. David
sons administration. and favoring the
re-enactment of law for the regula-
tion of life insurance.
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CARS DERAILED IN TUNNEL.

over the Coast line OF the Southern
Pacific was delayed all day owing to
an accident In tunnel near here late
last night Eight freight cars left the
track. tearing II up for q distance OF
$50 feet and injuring the tunnel tim
bers- No one was hurt and the damage
to freight was slight. 1t Is expected
that the track will soon be cleared.
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GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

Bv the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Pungent, Donna Elvfra,
Belle of IroquOiS.
second race. b. Campbell, Bonfire,
Russell Sage.
Third race-seweII, TOurenne, Frank
Lord.
Fourth race-AccOuntart, IrOnsides,
Vendor.
Fifth race-Jacobite, Comedienne,
Sanfara.
sixth raee-Rapid Water, Carew,
HaIlOEymas.
Weather clear; track fast.
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OAKLAND HOTEL COMPANY.

OAKLAND, Sept. 25.-The Oakland
Hotel Company organized tonight,
electing the following officers: Presi-
dent. w. W. Garthwaite Of the Oakland
Bank OF Savings; vice president. Edison
F. Adams of the Farmers and Mer-
chants Bank; secretary, l. G. Burpes
of the First National Bank; treasurer,
Bankers'~ Trust Company.
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MASTER HoRsEsHoERs MEET.

The Master Horseshoe-s Association.
an Organization of employing horse
shoers, met last night at the shop of
A. T. Adams on Mission street, between
Nineteenth and Twentieth streets, and
effected a reorganization of the old
association which existed prior to the
fire. About 100 shop owners were pres
ent and signed the list. The associa-
tion is formed for mutual benefit. S.
Smith was acting chairman last
night. and a committee was appointed
to secure permanent hall.
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BY r. a. Sn1ytI1.

Berger the boxer reached here night from Chi
bubbng with boysh enthusiasm the possibility OF
match with Jack OBren, which, he feels, will
meeting day with the Herculean Jefres
The exOympian has done lot of boxing he left here
months and has shown the effect OF it his athletic
and his generally filed appearance He has lost much of
the boh look and has taken of the appearance of the
seasoned ringster.
g" have hurried home, he said last night ito make match
with Jack OBen My sxround bout with Q Brien convinced
that his and anxious him in longer
| make the best match possible, |
look the field determine whether the offer OF Manager Co
froh that of Eddie Graney is the best
"Those articles which signed Chicago hastily
drawn and intended they could be changed before the final
matches signed Jack Gleason who represented will
agree anything the time keep OBen in this
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

SERGEANT. CAPTURES GANG.-oakland.
night ratded a fantan game at SEA Eirbt5 ~,
street. capturing three game-keepers and sew
enteen players The gamblers made EFFORT
to escape when they saw only one policeman
but Book. with drawn revolver, forced them
into corner OF the room and ecnfscated the
layout and money.
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS.

Bv the New York Morning Telegraph
FTfrEr race-ZeIfnda, Caper Sauce, The
Globe.
second race-BOOIa, Miss Martha,
Fire Alarm.
Third race-Gold Run, Berry WaddeII,
John Randolph.
Fourth racc-RenewaI, Saitzilla, Doc
Kyle.
Fifth race-Embarrassment Fox
mead. Euripides.
sixth race-Fustian, Scarfel1, Ruth
w.
weather clear; track fast.
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MENDELsoN WILL FILED.

The will of Julius Mendelson, the
Oakland silk importer who committed
suicide on September 20, was yester-
day filed for probate by Rachel Ellis.
his sister. The document is dated June
5, 1903, and disposes of an estate valued
at about $4,000. The heirs are Mrs.
Jeanette Mendelson, the decedent's s
mother, and Rachel Ellis, his sister.
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LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
FIRST race-ouardi, Merry Patriot,
Ar=uer.
second race-JiSEcr, Optional, Royal
Legend.
Third racc-ExcItement, Black Man
tilia. Hector.
Fourth raee-OId stone, FL otrOs,
COruScate-
Fifth race-CamiIIe, Tom DoIan, Mer-
chant.
sixth race-AIsono, Gus Heidorn,
LuSffE.
maker.
Weather clear; track fast.
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Byron Hot Springs.

Nestled among the hills of Contra Costa County
and few hours ride from San Francisco, on line
of Southern Pacific. Sulphur and other medi-
cinal springs abound Medical assistance In
attendance. Write Information Bureau. Southern
Pacific Company.
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SPOKANE SELECTIONS.

First race--3TOncie MabIe, Home
stead. Swift Queen.
Second race-FOllOw Me, Peter j,
Elfin King.
Third raee-stiIiehO, Cabin, Florence
FOnSO.
Fourth notwithstanding, Bell Reed,
Interlude.
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DESTROYED By FIRE.-Byron. Sept. 25.-
Two barns belonging to William Cakebread on
Marsh Creek near town, were destroyed last
Saturday BY fire, caused by children burning
rubbish The farmers for miles around re-
sponded and by heroic work saved the farm
house and prevented the spead Of the flames to
adjoining fields. The loss II $1,000.
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mn. seIling-Gold Enamel 11o, Bluecoat 1o7
Goodman 1O4, Gay Adelaide 104. Ruth w. IO4
Frank Collins 104. Peter knight 104. Fustian
IO2 Plantaganet 102. Scarfel 102, King Pepper
sineke 93
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Tom Dillon for correct styles in
HATS. corner Van Ness avenue and Nc
Allister street. $780,. $3.50, $500.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-26

While Johnson talks bravely while
out of the ring. he has invariably
proved faint-hearted when put to the
test in competition.
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The men who like to have a little
bet down on every fight commenced to
nibble yesterday at the Hanlon-H -Hyland
match. which is up for decision on
Friday night at Dreamland Pavilion.
A few bets were made at even money,
but it is not expected this price will
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

ing line, q tremendous plunge Is eX-
Horn.
West Getting the Coin.
Never before in the history Of metro
politan racing has the Western element
heiI so strong a hand in the doiugs
OF the speculative end Of the game as
this season. Yesterday the invaders
took out a mint on Perarris. while from
the second Belmont Park meeting right
up 10 the present time their trail is
marked with financial derelicts and
broken Met bank rclls. Rams Horn
Will carry IA pounds. and he likes
track as hard as flint. with plenty Of
early pace These conditions viii
obtain tomorrow.
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LEWIS BEAT BRIGGS
WITHOUT KNOCKOUT

GRAND RAPIDS. July 13-Harry
Lewis decisively defeated Jimmy Briggs.
of Boston, last night, but failed 70
knock him out
There was never minute from first
bell 10 flnal gong that the Phiiadelphian
was not leading by a good margin, but
Briggs took punishment enough 70 kill
a dozen men and came back for more.
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JOHN B. BURNS HURLS Def.

The team representing the Norfolk
Athletic Club which is under the man
agement of J Burns. defeated the
Golden Eagles in a we'll PLAYED game
by IS 70 4. Hoover, the crack pitcher OF
the Golden Eagles, was in poor form
and the Eagles found him az viii The
NOrfolks want games with teams aver
aging sixteen years. Address John b
Burns, manager. captain and pitcher Of
the Norfolks, care Saks & Co,
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

Runs scoUed-Lai0ie ., Bay, Turner.
Eossman, Jackson. TWo-base hits
Rcssmau. Clarke. Stolen bases-Fllck,
Bay, Rossman. -. Jackson Double
ulay-Turner. Laioie. and Rossman.
Left on bases-WashhlstoH 3; Cleve-
land. s. First base on bails-Ealken-
berg. .. First base on eIrOrs-Clevelauc,
& Struck OuI-Bv FglkenbCTs. s, by
Hess, q. Passed ball-Nittrcdge. Wild
pitch-F sikAnberg Time Of esme-l
hour and 30 mlHStes. Umpirc-Hurst.
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GLIDOEN TOURISTS
TN FINE SPIRIT S

AUBURN. X. Y. July 13-The Glid-
den auto tourists were sent away before
Q o'clock this morning on their second
dav's run TO Utica
The weather is superb. and I'll we're in
fine spirits as they were checked on ou
their eastward flight DR.. Bennett, of
this city, piloted the hrst car out The
start was without incident. The tourists
were entertained last evening by the
local club. taking q trolley ride TO
Owasco Lake, and attending summer
Opera there
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third base His remarkably ions and
supple legs do enable aim % Get IN q
wonderful cross fire.
In the eighth round the Washington
team was retired by Lajoic end r SIS
man. they making the SecOad-JO-hrst
play three times.
hittredge was a perfect sucker in the
ninth round. Bay on first and Flick on
second contemplated the double steal.
Kittredse knew it and slgnaled for q
wide pitch to ent ble lin to break up
the scheme, but although n got Just
what he asked, the TWO rum eTs boldly
started and got 10 their bases before
Kit made the slightest effort to throw
the ball
AltiZer made an excellent catch of
LajOie in the ninth. II was a high one
that scraped the edge of the lett feld
stand coming down.
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NINTH WINS FROM
METROPOLITAN BAPTIST

After losing the first eighteen games
of its Sunday School League series. the
Ninth Street Christian aggregation
finally won a game yesterday afternoon
from the Metropolitan Baptists by 6
TO >.
Charley Hughes, who diI the twirling
for the winners, was IN great form, and
10 the Northeast boy soes much OF the
credir for The EIctnrN. The scnre.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

Earned runs-St Vincent, o.. ST. Patrick O.
First base on errors-St. Vincent ], ST,
Patrick. ,. Left on bases-St. Patrick =; St
Vincent, 4. First base on balls-Om Turner
- on Reagan, Struck out-By Reagan. 5;
by Turner. 4. Tw0-base hits-Marcer0n,
Turner, Madden Sacrifice hits-TieTney
stolen bases-BatcF and Chahrot. Passed
balls-ROundtree ]. MarCer0n. J. Balk-
Turner. tmpire-Iohnsou Time Of game
] hour and - minutes
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By ]. S. MaeDoNALD.
Probable starters in Brighton Handicap:

NEW YORK, July I5.-The probable
starters in the 200 Brighton Handi-
cap, which viii be the big feature OF
tomorrow's program at Brighton Beach,
are pretty well known 4 present Sew
eraI horses not listed in the official
entries TO be announced late this after
noon. will be added, while at least two
OF the horses sent out as acceptanCCs
viii not face the barrier.
Hamburg Belle IS an assured starter.
and naturally chief interest centers In
her meeting up with so formidable
factor as Dandelion. According 10 many
smart judges OF racing form the issue
Of the rich race rests between them. FOR
Whimsical IS Undoubtedly gong on
edge due 10 a long and grueling cam
paiEn, dating from the opening week at
Jamaica.
The Washington times., 1906-07-13
e e q -@CURES@
0sOsOsC DANGEROUS ULCERS

Whenever ulcer slow in healing shows signs eating
into the surrounding flesh It safe
caneous germs Some old faint
Favorable opportunity to itself on the face
arms legs or other OF the body place nhaued
and chronic ulcer the result When middle
vital of
Reals
noles PmPes etc. will begin nhane large
on etc. keep the surface clean they
cures ulcers by down
germs and polsons which produce the trouble
on OF ali unhealthy matter and when the sore
enrches
supply and being purely vegetable pleasant Young
Old and ulcers of kind promptly properties
Book on sores and ulcers and medical advice free.
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA, GAs
The Washington times., 1906-07-13

Earned runs-Ninth J. First base by er-
Tors-MeJs, ., Ninth. T. Left on bases-Mets.
3; Ninth. 9. First base on balls-On Zirkle,
D. on Hughes, J. Struck out-By Zirkle, =,
By Hughes, - Two-base hit-Zirkle. SaCrl-
nee hits-Thompsou kciser. Bishop. and
Wilson. Stolen bases Briggs, Dampier.
Hughe5 B. Fowler, 9; BCtts. >; MOyeland, o
Double play-kerper 20 Hamann. Hit by
pitChcT-By ZiTkle J. Wild ptchcs-Zirklc.
g. Umprs-Br0wu. Time Of ssms-l hour
and 10 nlin4tes
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ATLAkTlCS TOOK GAME
ON RlCKER'S HOME RUN

Rickers home run drive in the eighth
inning yesterday afternoon in jLe Cap
i,al City League won the game Tor the
AtIantics by TO g. Finnegar's $ 1claiaz
al second base for AIoysius vas me
feature. The score.
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~ ~ - errors-A IoYslus- 8.

First base by errors-AIoysius, s. AtIaqtlcs
l. Left on baEes-AlOysius. 10. AtlantiCs s.
First base on balls-On Hillary, 3; or Handi-
Doe. g struck out-By Hillary, 3, by HaEdi-
Doe. Z Home run-Rlcker. Three-base hit
G. Sab. Two-base hits-Hurley and Kelly.
stolen bsses-W- Handiboe Carrick A Han
diboe. Double playa. HandtbOe 10 J. sab
Hit by pttcher-By Hillary. J Passed bali
Baggott Unpire-Dawson. Time Of game
hour and so minutes