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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
ROSE OF GOLD SCORES
IN THE COURSING STAKE

P. F. Callan's greyhound Rose of Gold
has rounded into form and she will be
hard to beat in the future. She showed
a great burst of speed yesterday at
Ingleside Park. winning seven straight
trials and annexing the open event
from r. Carro1ls promising young dog
Clyde, The betting was to 5 on the
winner in the deciding course and the
result was in doubt until Cal1an's per-
former scored the kill. The betting
throughout the day was exceptionally
heavy. Favorites had an inning win
ming the majority Of the trials The
results follow:
Open stake. first round--Dan Finni-
Reckless Acrobat; Iodine beat Shaun
risey; Amandan beat Sampler: secre-
Pippin beat Russell j; Beacon Water
beat Miss Gambit; Sherman beat Whis-
ky Dick; Frank G beat Frank Dunn;
Boy beat Busy Boy; Eiibe Royal beat
Presto; Honest John beat Black Tralee;
Burton beat Orsina; Ruby Athlete beat
Milk Maid beat Bon Ami; In Time beat
May Boy: Jimmy Lyons beat Lady Ar
NADIA Ped1ar Baum beat Siroc; Rose
Of Sa do ld. beat agile Sprrt; o Young TTalse
Right Queens Beauty beat Lady Field
wick: Huron beat-Lady Aronmere: Ger
LTuQe peat f1QuSOns fdSld King peat
Primrose; Domestic Lad beat The Mint;
Brewery Maid beat Fiery Eye; 1rma
Hotfoot beat Young GeraIdins; Lady
Athlete beat Tamora; Our Bessie beat
Precita May; Clyde beat Jim Lamb
Valley Pride beat Paul Dunbar: Race
King beat Waubanauhkee; Blooming
Dutchman beat The Mist; Mi Amigo
beat Trip the Daisy; Tom Fitz beat
Hidden Hatred; Freeport beat Black
Coon.
Second round-Dan Ffnnigan beat
King V; Ina Cissus beat Iodine: An1an-
dan beat Secretivsi Young Kerry Pip
Frank C; Ragged Actor beat Farmer
Boy; Eilbe Royal a bye, Honest John
withdrawn; Ruby Athlete beat Bur-
ton; Milk Maid bye. Sangenan with
drawn. In Time beat Jimmy Lyons;
Rose of Gold beat Pedlar Baum; CAL
liant Boy beat Young Tralee; Huron
beat Queens Beauty; Gertrude beat
Pasha King. Brewery Maid beat Do
mestic Lad: Lady Athlete beat Irna
Hotfoot; Clyde beat Our Bessie; Valley
Pride beat Race King; Mi Amigo beat
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
Sports
RACING STEWARDS
ARE ALERT AT
BRIGHTON.

NEW YORK, July 22.-Its thousand
pities that there are not more racing
stewards like Christopher Fitzgerald.
He is not only a competent turf official.
but one who is ready at all times to live
up to his convictions. If he finds the
rules are broken he Immediately hales
the offending person up and punishes
him.
The Brighton Beach meeting is only
ten days old. and yet during that pc
Rod two jockeys have been punished.
Fitzgerald saw Bell ride a suspicious
race and suspended him pending an in
vestigation. He noted the foul riding
of Miller on Gold Coin and not only sent
after Jockey Shaw and compelled him
to protest the race, but fined Miller
800 and suspended him for two days in
the bargain
This action on the part of Fitzgerald
comes like a tonic to race goers. For
two months the patrons of the tracks
have had to stand idle and look at Miller
ride rough-Shod over the rights of other
Jockeys and beat out the best horses by
his reckless Craftsmanship. Protected
by the fact that he is employed by An
drew Miller, a steward of the Jockey
Club, this lad has ridden horses in a
manner to suit himself without the
slightest regard for any other horses
chance. Time and again he has stopped
the fastest horse from winning by
humping and otherwise interfering with
him. During the time these tactics
were pursued the stewards sat compla-
Gently and never punished Miller by a
disqualification or a fine.
1t is a strange thing, race goers say,
that only the Brighton Beach track
stewards act. At all the other courses
the stewards follow out the well-defined
policy of the turf authorities to
49,. AL
cials take a different view of the
trea tment of fraud. They know that
through publicity they engender conf
dence among race goers that racing is
clean and that all who break the rules
will be punished.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

Blooming Dutchman; Freeport beat
Tom Fitz
Third round-Dan Finnigan beat ina
Cissus: Amandan beat Young Kerry
Pippin: Sherman beat Ragged Actor;
Time beat ie MIX sS Maid: DIS Rose ssoy * Cold
beat Huron: Gallant Boy beat Gertrude
Lady Athlete beat Brewery Maid; Clyde
beat Valley Pride; Freeport beat MI
Amigo.
Fourth round--Amandan beat Dan
Finnigani Ruby Athlete beat Sherman. :
Rose of Gold beat In Time; Lady Ath-
lete beat Gallant Boy; Clyde a bye.
Freeport withdrawn.
Fifth round-Ruby Athlete beat
Anandan. Rose of Gold bye, Lady
Athlete withdrawn; Clyde a bye.
Sixth round-Clyde beat Ruby Ath-
lete; Rose OF Gold a. bye.
Deciding c0urse-P. F. Callan's Rose
rolls clyde (Rocker-Real Lassiel.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

the mixed doubles LOuIHdiHent
commenced on Saturday was
completed In the morning. A handi-
cap doubles event for men also was
played on the club courts. The park
players met in a handicap doubles tour
nament on the public courts. The
weather was ideal for tennis and many
Spectators were attracted to the courts.
Miss Coda Myer and Coast Champion
George James caused quite surprise
by defeating the State champions. Miss
Hazel Hotchkiss and Herbert Long. The
handicap, which was owe 10, did not
affect the outcome in the least. James
and Long were figured about even, and
Miss Hotchkiss was considered stronger
than Miss Myer. The latter played
good tennis and James easily outplayed
Long. Miss Hotchkiss played her usual
clever game, but the combination
against herself and partner was too
strong. The score was GA. 3-6. 81.
The handicap doubles tournament at
the club resulted in a victory for
George James and Fletcher Elliott.
Two other matches were close and
interesting. In one Melville Long and
George Busch beat N. Blaisdell and w.
Knowlton. The latter won the nrst
easily, but lost the next two. The
winners got into another hard match
when they met Jones and Gabriel me
latter made poor showing In The nrst
set. but won the next two.
Play was completed 10 the hnals In
the park tournament. The successful
teams were Fred Adams and Charles
Foley and Stewart Gayness and Harold
Getz.
Adams and Foley had a close call
in the semi-finals. They were opposed
to J. Kahn and George Hall. The lat
ter won the first set and led at "a In
the second. After this they failed to
win game. Foley and Adams taking
eight straight games.
After playing two close sets against
Schwartz and yensano, r.. N. Whitney
decided that the handicap against him.
self and Guy Lytton was too large and
defaulted the third set. whitney and
Lytton won the first set handily, but
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
UMPIRE'S DECISIONS
QUESTIONED AT
SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, July 22.-Umpire Hodson
did much TO help Portland win today,
his bad decisions giving Portland at
least one run, and shutting off one tally
for Seattle. Kane was called out at
the plate when he was easily safe, and
Mitchell was walked after Vickers had
put five strikes over, forcing in a run
with two out Score.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
Motorcycle cIubmen WIN Meet.

There will be meeting of the san
Francisco Motorcycle Club at 72s Cough
street tomorrow night for the purpose
or arranging details OF the watermelon
run TO Lodi on the 2Sth and 29th insts,
and the annual endurance contest IN
August to Del Monte and return.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Ancient Witch, Orfeo,
Henry Ach.
Second race-Attention, Melting, Tan
bark.
Exclamation.
Fourth racc-Nuns Yelling, Hanni-
bal hey, Blue Coat.
Fifth race-Dunn entry, Tickle, La
LOnde.
Sixth race-Manfred, Reuben, Ossf-
neke.
seventh race-Rhinock, Edwin Gum,
SaIadIn.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

James Flynn. who resides at sss
Waller street. fell from a car at
Church and Fifteenth streets last even
ing and received a few injuries of a
minor nature. He was trying to board
the car while it was in motion and fsIL
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
JAPANESE ARE STUDYING
HoRsE-BREEDING INDUSTRY


LEXINGTON, KY. July 22.-If the
present plans OF NJ. Hyashi OF Toxic
are carried out Japan will soon have
an establishment for the breeding OF
thoroughbred horses on the order OF
the Elmendorf stud OF J. B. Haggin
in this country.
He has sent bis two sons here to re-
main two years at Elmendorf In order
TO learn Just how It Is conducted.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
Selections and Entries
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred e. MuIhoIIand.

By Fred e. MuIholland.
First race-Bertie A, Lucy c, HUI
NADIA.
Second race-InterIude, Redwald,
Black Cloud.
Third race-Sea Sick, Linda Rose,
Golden Buck.
Fourth race-Watercure, Jackful,
Miss May Bowdish.
Fifth race-Charles Green, Frank
FIittner. RosarO.
Sixth race-RoyaI Rogue, The Mighty,
Cascade of Diamonds.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
Hale out Tor Interference.

stolen base-Sweeney. sacrifice hits-Blank-
enship, Cron. Mitchell. Two-base hits-Blank-
enship, Kane. Lister Hit by pitched ball
Smith. Struck out-by Vickers 6, by Essick L
Bases balis-Of Vic1ers .. OF Essick .
Wild pitch-Garvin. Left on bases-Seattle g.
Portland g. Time of game-Two hours. UNI
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Eastwood. HeIt-

Two-base hlts-Cssey O.. Eastwood. HeIt-
rors-Frcsno 3. Oakland 1. First base called
baIis-On Gates 3. on McGregor 3. Left on
bsses-FresnO g. Oakland s. Struck out-By
Gates s. by McGregor g. Double plays-Casey
20 Haley TO Devereaux; Hackett to Devereaux.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Lady March, Search Ne,
Joe Shields.
Second race-Potter, Freebooter, Mill
Song.
Third race-Elastic, White Plume,
Debar.
Fourth race-Ferris entry, Class
Leader.
Fifth race-Lens, Ovelando, Margie.
Sixth race-The Mate, Begonia, Mint
Boy.
Seventh race-The Gadfy, Docile,
Marsh RedOn.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

Even though he be hard-headed, the
man who butts against fate is apt to
get the worst Of it
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

Three base hit-Delmas. Two-base hit
Cartwright. Sacrifice hit-Hogan First base
on errors-Fresno f. First base on called
balls-On Fitzgerald 6, off Graham J. Left on
bases-Fresno G. Oakland T. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald 8. by Graham 2. Double plays
sHeitmuiler TO Kruger TO Deyereaux; Cartwright
: 10 Eagan TO Casey; Eagan to Casey to Cart
wright Time OF game-One hour and So min
utes- Umpires-Perrine and Canoyan.
AFTERNOON GAME
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
SrNfANIRl

Two-base hits-Hildebrand and Williams First
base on erfors-Los Angeles ]. Left on bases
Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 8. Bases on balls
on Hit l. Struck out-By HIT Z. by Bergman
!: Double plays-Spencer to Williams Irwin TO
Mohler to Williams. Time Of game-1:35. I'm
pire-Knell.
Passed balls-Hackett, Eastwood Time of
Game-Two hours and 35 minutes Umpires-
Perrine and Duneavy
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23

n N ANY tournament matches were
INH played yesterday on the tennis
" courts. At the California Club
the mixed doubles tournament
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
SEALS ARE STRONG
WITH THE BAT
AND WIN.

Totals .......3S 8 10 o u IL 2
'Nsgle batted for Bergeman in the ninth in
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-07-23
FRESNO MEN TAKE
TWO FROM THE
COMMUTERS.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

PACIFIC OoAsT ~ lGrE.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02

Nice assortment Of fsurv cake.
also nice lot ofcountry meal. Higgs
a McCulloch. 25G
Miss Laura Jordan has r.iHrned
from Waco ?" accept = position with
the Edge Dry Good. Co.
n. G.. Robinson returned sunday
from north Texas aud left yesterday
on another business trip.
Geo. A. Adams insures property
against tornsdoss, fires too, ~ any
body happens 10 ask you. 2G6
New line Of heating stove bosris
and and-irons. Come quick bet ''-
they are picked over J.A.Myers 2il
Mr.. and Mr.. l.. Il. Alexander re-
turned 20 MARIN sunday after y
visit 20 Mr.. aud Mr. john y Mix
Ladies'. read announcement ~ ""r
Millinery opening elsewher-. W.d-
nesday ~ ga m. Wilson & Edge. 6j
AIN showing line ~ beautiful
heating stoves. chins aud crockery
fine new line. cheap. } Allen
MYERS. go
Geo. A. Adams writes taruado in
surance. Don't let wind blow your
property away uninsured. Ask him
about 10 2db
My crockerv aud china depart
ment IL now ready for your inspec
tion. Miss beverley will be delight
ed 20 show you the line. A souve-
mir given to each lady. J. Allen
Myres. 80
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry MSrwill have
returned from visit In Houston.
Rev. Cavens Of College returned
yesterday from a visit 10 Calvert,
Billy Plagens and Gus HIM Of
Kurteu were In the city yesterday.
S. Duncan Of Dallas was ia the
city Sunday, the guest Of a. +. Dali
| ly.
A car Of fresh Alfalfa and car II
choice Forney bay At T.. c. Harder q
Go. 2G6
District Attorney and Mrs. J. VI.
Ralston arrived from Cameron Sun
day.
John South aud q. G.. Loitin Jr.
arrived sunday from Simonton on a
visit.
Buy now, avoid the rush. Heat
lug Stoves, stove boards AZ J. Allen
Myers go
Ralley day exercises will be held
by the Methodist sunday school.
Oct. "A.
Mrs. Denman arrived yesterday
from BeIton % visit Mr.. and Mrs.
w. &. Pitts
Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Bammel Of
Hearne are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. l.. Hearne.
Drs. Fowler and Bush OF Hunts
willie were here yesterday attending
district court.
Miss Layenia McConnico and Mas
ter Jack MeConnico left for Hous-
ton yesterday.
Miss Tillie Schosser arrived sun.
day from Houston 20 re-enter villa
Maria Academy.
Marriage licenses: Andrew Bris.
by and Emma Dorsey, Joe Simpson
aud Ada Higgins
Mrs. Eda Liessr returned 20 San
Antonio yesterday after visit TO
relatives az Kurteu.
Mrs Clark wiuslow 81 Galveston
IL the guest ~ her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. W. j. Walker.
Unfurnished rooms for rent. APP
ply 10 Miss Eliza Beard. Tor. Cald-
well and Preston SITS. 255
Mrs. ID. A. Lawrence will return
from Dallas today accompanied by
Mrs. r. +. Armstrong.
Prof. Il. &. Pittuck Of Dallas. who
has lately returned from New York.
was in the city Sunday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02

Wanted 90 One competent head
waiter. single. white; incompetent
persons need not apply; salary $50 a
mouth. borrd aud lodging. Apply
% Il Sbiss. College Station. Tex. SO
Mrs. Laura Hoppe returned yes
terday from Louisville, KY, accom-
panied 10y her daughter, Miss Ber-
tina. who remained In Houston.
Ladies, u will DO your heart good
and not hurt your pocket book TO
see my line OF heating stoves, china
ana crockery. J A Myers. go
For SAle-A Fischer piano In good
tone and condition; price 500; easy
terms To- risnt party. Apply to Mrs.
! q Harrison. College, station. 255
GO. sable G. l.. Baker brought
h-rs 'r,,w H"arue yesterday an es-
.ap-i r"uv.ri from fhe Fountain
Hr,- farm. s5r--ted hy the Hearne
rrl mHr.hHi
NcKeuzt- will move hi. I-welry
bu-in - t"th- Postofiice Drug store,
where with increased room and an
enlarged stock h- will be in a better
position ." serve his customers than
over. The change viii b. made In
The ueNf few days
Tnurston Cole OF Harvey left sun
day ter Corpus Christi to accompany
his father. Mr.. - = Cole aud fSmi-
ly nome Th- family have resided
there for some time for the benefit
OF Mr.. Coles health.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.

re-. Tabor visited Calvert yes
terday.
Miss Carrie Moseley is visiting In
Marlin.
p. ,. Grogan Of Bearne was here
sunday.
J. W. Ray returned from Rockdale
yesterday.
W. w. Griffin is visiting relatives
at BAllinger.
II Kent and family left for Mar
lin yesterday.
A. Moore Of Kurten was in the
city yesterday.
Judge J. @. Scott returned Sunday
from Franklin.
sam Cavitt OF wheelock was In
the city Sunday.
T. NJ. Ewing Of Pitt Bridge was In
the city yesterday.
Roy Buchanan spent Sunday aud
yesterday.at home.
Horace Ferguson Of Tabor was IN
the city yesterday.
Born. 10 Prof. aud Mrs. 7 W.
Parker, "a daughter.
J. l.. Hensarling Of wellborn was
In the city yesterday.
Mrs. X. y. Elliott was visitor
from Tabor yesterday.
Miss l.izzie Rhodes returned yes
terdAy from wellborn.
S. Il. Buchanan has returned from
a visit ~ San Antonio.
Miss frankie Armstrong arrived
from Hsarne yesterday.
]. w. Coulter spent Sunday aud
yesterday In RockdAle.
DR.. Bali OF College returned sun
day from San Antonio.
W. q. Reynolds was mere from
Cottonwood yesterday.
Prof. ID. J. Mcdonald OF Kurten
Was In the city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Edge were visi-
tors from Reliance yesterday
W. R,Sthss Of Kosse arrived sun.
day for visit to V. X. Hardy.
Prof. f.. r. Marriott opened school
az wellborn yesterday morning.
Wilson x Edge announce for We'd
nesday, October 3, their formal open.
ing OF fine dress hats for fall wear.
Wilson a Edge. POS
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02
FORMAL SHOWING
OF Fashionable Dress Hats Wednesday
October jrd.

We announce for Wednesday at
. a. m. our fall showing Of fine Nil.
linery and extend 10 everybody an
invitation to call and inspect the
newest creations and designs In fine
dress hats. The models We are show
ing this season are exclusive copies
OF the most adv anced Partisan and
American ideas. Wilson d Edge. 266
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02

Mr.. end Mrs. a. W. Dyess were
visitors from Harvey yesterday.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-10-02

Mrs. "a. r. Haldeman returned
after visit in Austin.
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GO M f. Q r T.

Comfort is one of the pie
ailments that human flesh is
fort, neatneSS and goodness.
button College Boot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
When the Gong Sounds at GOldfed Next Mon
day 1t Will Mark Close Of Years NegOtia-
tons Between Nelson and Gans--- Refugee S
Dope.
eoneAnArlye neAsuasMs nrs or eANs Ano nelson

Ing out the books and going osssr
the records OF Nelson and Cans
aud will continue "a dn 10 until the
men get into tho ribE. aud from
new on reasons why. will be hand
81 Out from every conceivable an
gle. Everybody knows Nhat Mel
son can aud Nlll Do. bat there are
mighty few followers ~ the rims
Whn know WhAt Cans viii Do
That be o. grand fighter no one
denies. beat then he's a confessed
fakcf True. be admits that be has
reformed. bat that lent proving u
n he fights on the level THE time
aud there is every reason Ga believe
that he Wlii. because they have a
peculiar Nay 81 looking ~ ihinga
not on the level Ia mining camps.
thea Il viii be a kfeat battle. and
oaa hard 30 dope AZ q boxer
Cans has few equals and DOT manY
nupsrtors lie II ono III the greatest
generals that ever stepped into .
rinE. and II thsfe h anything be
doesn't kuos about the cams. q
doesn't amount 90 much. There
are many Who affect Ia believe that
the negro has lost some of his
airuaEth and paint to the fact tia,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
END OF FIGHTERS
LONG CAMP AICN

he had 20 beat Mike Twin haln
van tn pulp before the could land
the sleep punch uanH' recent iiEh'
ia Seattle with Dave Holly. Nhich
went the full 20 rounds, Cans get.
ting the decision. Is also advanced
ia support Of the contention thht
loo'a once great punch has van
ished So. from the standpoint VI
the Nelson men. every thihE nc
ponds on Cans punch II u hash
tho steam n had behind Il i've
Years aEo. then. they say, u Nili
be all day with Joseph. for, " no
doesn't finish the Baitier WITHIN
TO rounds. the Dane will wear him
down aud pull aud maui aud punch
him into such a state of exhaustion
until a. viii be- an easy matter 20
hang the right punch soma~hetN
about Cans anatomy Another tact
that buoya up the hopes Of the Mel,
son admirers IL that Cans admitted
ability 10 make laa pounds easily
must mean that hs IL GA decline
and 10 ioAlng the EprinE anh
airength Of youth. which Nelson
posssaaaa Ia suporabundanec There
may or may not be anythinF IN this.
but II must be- remembered that
Cans has been fighting 10 years.
and ia that period has done much
training and INDUCED ia many hard
battles. although he VAS never
severely punished
Nelson wlll adopt hla old tactics
Of following his man. hsYef step
pins backward and. n Cans doeant
chow too much strength ~ the oui.
set. taking two punches To- land one
The Dane has onlf one ~ay 81
fighting. aud that IL the way no
fought britt plus plug. plug. hang
Oh Ike a buil8oE. never give nn Inch
and Ia the end take the hraft out
% his opponent u remains 70 be-
-aeeu how weli this game Nlil work
'~ith Master Joseph II ina iHnt
there with tho punch aud heart
that will remain stout 70 the cad.
then Battling Nelson wiii not 0nly
be the champion Of iieseawlch. az
he calls himself but champion Of
the World hs well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
~ aGruoeE

when the gaaE IL sounded Tor the
battle on the afternoon ~ septem.
Der : one year will have elapsed
aiurr Cans started his campaign for
a fight with Nelson joe has hsep
doEElua the nsttielh footsteps ever
since the latteFa memorable victory
ovef Jimmy Britt at cnima on Sep
iembef Of last year. and. although
be refused AZ first 10 make less than
i1A. he finally came down TO i3d.
which wan che figure that Nelson
lnaiated upon Even when Cans
made this concession Nelson aud
Nolan we're reluctant 60 hook up
with the Negro. not because Nelson
was afraid Of him. but because he
eonscientiousiy believed hat hts
reputation for honesty would suffer
we're be "a engage ia a contest uith
Cans X has taken months e.
wean him away from that belief.
aud nos that he IL actually matched
wtth Cans. hts friends ell think
the better Of him for taking the
step that meant yielding 10 the De.
mandu u the public
The d0peatcrs are already haul.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-08-31
LOSES
ANOTHER
rHr SANE oLo STORY IN TIE
aAMH oLp WAY - bEATTLE
PITCHER WAS GOOD BUT

II was the same old story yeai"f.
daY The 8raltle pitcher pitched
good enough ball 10 win two ordi.
nary games. bat lost because Of
dumb baseball behind him Poor
old Rube Vickera pitched his head
OF aud lost The game bY score OF
9 10 1 Ghe Rube famed II ot the
enemy. bat errors NJ critical me.
mentH aud weakness With the VII
low prevented victory from perch
ing on the banners 81 Him Agnew'H
meal tickets Walter Magic pitched
for Los Angeles aud served up a.
elegant assortment Of curves nnd
Blenders. which had the Rusahalliiea
guessing an the time
Los Angeles w0n the game In the
ninth inninr With the seore "a
/ Tomau singled. Ellis sacrificed.
Mceieiiand. who had struck out