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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
FISHERS MEN ARE
ONE RUN SHORT
IN SUGGEST.

Inc difference between an even
Dozen, which was the number of Raisin
Plckers who crossed the plate. and a
pakers dozen. which number of Com
Muters did as much. was SUFFICIENT to
oeieat iisner's aggregation yesterday
at a., loora Park for the tenth time in
the twelve games played here
After two hours and ten minutes
with the light fading and the spec
tators impatient to get away Bull Per-
rlne IN mercy gave a decision which
prevented Fresno from tying sthe score
IN the ninth. There were two account
ed for when young Eastwood, who had
caught a poor game. slammed out his
second triple into Van Haltren,s terri
tort. When Dash was sitting on tbird
cartwright stepped. up with the air of
man about to drive in the run that
would tie up the glrae
lhat ne was successful was the opin-
ION or every one who sat infthe bleach
ers back of first. for Francks crossed
tie Ine OF the fleeting horsehide a
long way toward left and 1t appeared
by three feet. But Perrine said No
and the rafgaty kick that ensued did
10 good.
For an exhibition of the possibilities
inherent in our national pastime the
game would take high rank. There
We're hits galore, long and short. there
We're great fleiding stunts and there
were also occasional evidences of CO.
agulated ablumen in the upper stories
OF not few of members of both teams.
Inc ordinary reliable Fitzgerald
started to bend them for Fresno and
Immediately the Oaks began to
strafshten them out. and I'll wasn't Ion q
before every one knew there was some
snins out of kilter with F1tz. but ow-
Ing TO q turn of mind which characters
ICES the big twirier, Fisher couldn't
get him out of the box until the last
of the fourth. though the rotund man
ager coaxed frequently without avail.
When the extent of Athe damage. the
Oaks had inflicted upon titz during his
brief term of Office became known he
Vas regarded as Il MARTYR He and
Eastwood had fallen dcwn in their
wig wagging and the four wild pitches
and numberless others th,t almost got
away from the catcher would indicate
he had Dashwood guessing for more
than We're the. opposing bAtters
1t Is said Fisher sighed young Hoa e
because he resembles Hal Chase, but if
that is the case that is only one of the
youngsters good points. After Hoag
had replaced Fitz, the new boy devel-
oped nice curves with. plenty of speed
that was good enough. to fool Kruger
twice on the third strike. and Brick
Devereaux. in the midst of his exultant
return to the game. also fell a victim
to the youngsters wiles.
1t wasn't because Graham was good.
but that Fitz was so much worse that
the Oaks accumulated such a lead at
the start Toward the last the men
from the valley walloped everything
Oscar Graham had until Reidy took the
rubber and with his precise methods OF
working and a liberal use OF his slow
ball held them safe until the much
wished finish of the game. The score:
FRESNO,
AB R.sBH. SB- Po. A. z.
Doyle g. .. ........ 5 o. o o o
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There is a tendency on the part of
the local automobiljsts to cry for good
roads. But when it comes to actual
work they are missing. The Automo-
bile Club of California has been work.
ing for good roads out of the city, but
outside of giving the required amount
of money necessary for the improve
ments there has been very little done
by the individual. 1t is all we'll and
good to have club of enthusiasts who
will give their time to the better
ment of the automobilists and handle
matters at Sacramento that they may
be productive of equal rights to the
automobilist with that of the horse
drawn vehicle free of cost, but no
good results can be gained without
every owner helps.
The touring club of San Francisco is
out with a banner on which is writ
ten Good roads," This sounds good to
the individual owner of an automobile
and he may think that he will soon
travel from one end of the State to
the other on level highways, but this is
merely a dream if he does mot do his
part. 1t is easy to pay dollar a
month into the club for dues TO enable
the officers of the Automobile Club of
California to get just laws for the au-
tomobilists, and there are some who
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
UNCLE SANS INFANTRYAIEN
THE BEST SHOTS IN LAND
With a score of 325I These Boys in
Blue Head Competitors in Ma
ftonaI Team Match.

SEAGIRT, y. j., Sept 6.-The ma
ticaal team match. which was started
on Tuesday and finished late today,
vas won by the infantry of the United
states army. The first prize consists
of the national trophy, provided by
Congress, $500 in cash and medals for
tho team members. Second prize, the
Hilton trophy, 5000 and medals, was
won by the United States cavalry; third
prize. the bronze soldier of Marathon.
sI36 and medals. by Massachusetts (;
fourth prize, 500 and medals for the
tcam members, by New York: fifth
prize. s75 and medals. by the United
States navy. and sixth prize $50 and
medals. b. the United States marine
corps
The match was won last year, in 1909
and 1904 by New York. The scores OF
tho six pTize-winning teams follow:
United States infantry, 1851; United
States cavalry, 3191: Massachusetts,
@177; New York. 1865: United States
navy 3l31: United States marines, BIB.
Nearly 500 entries have been received
for the national Individual match,
hich viii be started tomorrow morn
ing. The national pistol match viii be
the concluding event of the tourna-
ment. The indications are that the
last shot may not be fired before Tues
day although the meeting was sehed
uled TO close today.
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JOCKEY MCINTYRE
BADLY HURT AT
LOUISVILLE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH 70 THE CALL

LOUISVILLE. Sept e.-Ideal racing
weather, the best card offered at the
meeting and track that for the first
timc since opening was lightning fast
were thu means of bringing a banner
ate enGance TO the course today. In
the natter of an offering Secretary
Nathanson outdid himself with the
card.
While the horses were at the post in
the handicap Platon fell, throwing Nc
Jntyre, who was badly kicked on his
left leg. Rice was substituted, but new
betting was ordered.
Hector, Meadowbreeze and Jim Doug
las We're the pacemakers to the final
sixteenth, when Harry Scott and Han
nibal Bey both came with a rush. the
latter winning in the last stride The
start was very struggling and at least
half the field had no chance whatever.
Summary
LOUISVILLE. Sept. 6.-Dcrglas Park results:
81 race. six furongs. Sc lng-Phalanx won
Bu.ins1i second. BAIL third. Time. l:15.
SeeO7d race. five fnrlongs-Judlth Lonise won.
Beautiful Mayo second, Bitter Miss third. Time,
1901 81.
Third race. one mile-Colonel Bartlett won
Daring second. AzOra third. Time l:41 Id
F0urth race. handicap. six furlongs-IIannibal
Boy won. Harry Scott second, Meadowbreeze
Third Time. l:l1 3-5.
Fifth race. fve and half furlongs-Demo
Time ZOO.
si~th race ono mile and seventy yards-Savoir
Faire won. WhippOorwil second. Golden Min
csal third. Time. :46 10
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BY r.. r.. L'IIoMMEDIEU

think that they are getting very little
for their dollar.
If they are thinking of the social
end it is losing proposition. but if
they will stop and think for moment
that they have the privilege of travel
ing from one State to the other with
out being molested then they have
purchased the privilege at an exceed
ingly low cost.
The Automobile Club of California
has done work for the automobiIist
that could not be accomplished with
out the expenditure OF thousands of
dollars. The officers have been in a
position to bring out good results from
the political situation and to get con-
cessions that no other body of men
could secure.
1t is now, however, up to them to
continue the good work There is not
an individual or a body of men who can
live on their past achievements It
is up to the officers to make move in
the interest of good roads There
should be committee appointed that
will canvass the whole State and find
out the exact conditions of the roads
This committee should report to the
officers, and it should be their duty to
prepare plan for the betterment of
the highways.
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SPORTS
PAGES
WHITMAN SMASHES
ANOTHER AUTO
RECORD.
sPrcrA1 nrsrArcu 20 rHE c,tr-


NEW YORK. Sept. e.-From Chicago
to New York in an automobile In hfty-
seven hours is a new record established
by L. L. Whitman in Franklin car
To be exact, the run OF nearly 1900
miles over a route difficult to follow
and Offering some OF the most execra-
BILE roads in this country. was made IN
So hours 5s minutes. This beats the
record made by H. r. HOlcomo IN
twenty -four horsepower Columbia car
over a shorter route in October, 1904,
by an hour and forty-seven minuseS-
The machine was kept going night
and day. The drivers who alternated
at the wheel were Harris. Bates and
Daley. While one relay rode IN the
car the other relay travelled by train
Throughout the trip the car averaged
more than twenty-one miles an hour
though the speed was often In excess
of forty miles an hour
The start from Chicago was made at
o'clock Tuesday morning. New York
time. and the arrival at Central bridge.
New York City. was at two minutes be-
fore noon yesterday.
Several times the car was delayed by
weak batteries. In the darkness be-
tween Erie and Buffalo the machine
ran off the road. damaging the hood
and breaking the pan. while from Lit
tie Falls to Albany dense fog pre-
vented an average speed OF more than
ten miles an hour. On the entire trip
II was estimated that the car was not
running for a total OF three hours.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07

The club has the new boulevard well
under way. and by the first of the year
1t is expected that Ill will be finished.
But the good work should not end
there. The Automobile Club of Cali
fornia is a State organization, and
therefore should have the interest of
all parts of the Sta'e at heart. as well
as those of the local district The
club has been recognized to be the pre-
mier organization, and has held this
position not so much through it's ac-
tive work as through the keen manipu-
lations of some OF its officers.
That the club has gained all the OBJ
jects that it has started out to secure
cannot be denied, but then let us have
some sort of a movement in the State
for good roads. Don't tell what is
programmed to be zone, but send out
bulletins of what has been achieved.
Nothing counts in this world but re-
suits, and that is what the members
of the Automobile Club want
A seven-mile strip out of San Fran
cisco is not the whole world to the
automobilist There are several thou
sand miles of roads all through the
State that the Automobile Club of Cali
fornia should investigate and try to
have put in better condition.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

WTNDS0R. sept. G.-Followlng are Tie en-
tries for tomorrow;
First race. Eve and half fur'on~s. f''-ee
yes--olds nnd up-S0unot 90. Princess rD~ai "a
nssine'7c 90. Pofit Duc 100. Hattie wat'Sns ~
TuS-fan lo2. collision 104. Merry George lfs
Ssoncr HHl Jog Clifton Forge 1CT. ThesplaH
. lO7. Neryator l09. Many Tnsuss l09. Elasti'
IL.
Second race. ave aaa haif fariongs- ;wo-ye'rr
ods-Charles j. Stone o.. Grace kinhaN lnl.
Botsy Blnsford iol. planrte lo4 Restoratlol
lNs De ORC l07.
Third race ono ana auarte- n""S. thrNe
vear-a'as-Tzr7 o. Marimho a. W'bash 81.
Miss Gallery 81. Boz wft.iel Iei. Neva We'cl
loi Port Iayel Ioi. squo l0l Tie Pct lo1,
Bug'er lnl. Fra Fripo lnl. Know edge l0l.
George vivian lo4 Joha CARRIER iG4. Manfred
ln4. Rrveii'e l04.
torrrh race. QUO wf'c. rhroe-yP7~-0'fS "1d no
SeIli1g-Anntont Witch So IIea-v Wariag IS
Arab ae. C-dici.on I02. Mercuis de c'ras9s I04
Prestige les. FoNme9d JOG. Do iada ic7. fiTT
ret Wilson lo7. Jungle Imp l"9. Tx"iamatia7 10
Ftfth race. fve and half fur'01gs. tve-re-r
olds-Fe'Tfe 9?. LADY Demon %. Imposition "a
MOc~aSiu -. Fire Alarm -. Eauowar ~. 9a7e
muh a. Josenline ~. Golden PseasaHf la2
Sixth race ore snd siVfae - VI as. f'irea
vcar-o'ds end --Vestrvm7n 90 Pen+f~an 9S
Miss Haw'ev %. Seer"f -. a~oil TO. AVS
fralina lf5. Miss Karl &C. 9oN't y on Dare l05.
$-eel Trap I05. Rese~~affra IL
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FOUL ALLOWS VIM
TO WIN GREAT
YACHT RACE.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Sept 6.-To-
days race, the third of the series be-
tween German and American yachts
for the Roosevelt cup, was won by the
Vim, owned by Commodore Park OF the
American Yacht Club of New York.
The victory of the New York boat to-
day was certain a mile and half
from the finish by the withdrawal OF
the AUX, owned by Charles Francis
Adams of Boston.
The AUX withdrew because she fouled
the Vim. This action of her owner
was hailed a sportsmanlike act. The
Tilly VI of Germany was the second
boat to finish, but she was protested
by the Wannssee of Germany because
of a foul alleged at the start. a de-
cision will be announced Saturday.
The race today YVES practically a
contest between the American boats
Vim and AUX and it has been many
a day since the spectators witnessed a
yacht race as closely and cleverly
fought. On account of the withdrawal
of the AUX there was no way OF ascer-
taining which one Of the two would
have won the race. On windward work
the Vim was easily the Auk's superior
on the final leg the accident oc-
CURED Skipper Adams says that he
could not run through the lee of the
Vim and she shot his boat across the
WINS stern. He nisjudged the dis
tance and the Auk's forestay hooked
the outhaul elect on the WINS BOOM
which bent almost double, and caused
her to jib. In order TO get back to the
course Skipper Buckname of the Vim
was obliged to come about. Adams at
once sailed back to his moorilgs.
OF the German challengers the best
sailing was by the Tilly VI. The other
German boats. the Wannssee and
Csleuckauf W. were always in the back
ground The elapsed time of the boats
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R0SEBEN GALL0PS
AWAY FROM ALL
THE OTHERS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE Cali

KEW YORK Sept. e.-Afsor having
recovered from the Startling rain OF
surprises from the long sEct Tree yes
terday the talent thronged bacE 70
the .Sneepshead Bay track again this
afternoon FOR thc running OF the stakes
FOR three vear-olds and the eld-time
dash stakes for two-y ea--o.ds-
once again the weather turned out
20 be ideal. while TIC track WAS as fast
IS II is possible TO make q track.
The opening race was won by Rose
ben. Lucieu Ap2.ebys great sprinter.
lie simply galloped the six furlongs
in I:I2 I-5 and won by six lengths
from Rash. Z - 70 / shot.
Ia the Keepers. Nealon was Tho only
absentee With Nealon our OF the way
the talent pinned their faith 20 En-
tree and made the colt favorite at odds
OF TO J. The latter justified the con-
hdence reposed In him by his backers
bv running q clever race and winning
easily. There were no Withdraw walls
from the Dash stakes.
W IL Daniel and Lord Boanerges
were added starters Yankee Gun was
a wen-played favorite at odds OF TO
]. w II. Daniel, backed from 10 to !
20 : 10 ] az the post time. beat the
favorite a head. He rushed TO the
front right after the barrier went up
and soon lost his field. In the stretch
lAc " - - 50 ~ 4t--4S gins ~ AAAN F-oRNF
but the bot pace was telling on him
and he just lasted long enough 10 win
by a head from Yankee Gun. which
closed a gap IN the run home and beat
PsumOaok a head for the place. sum-
mary:
FIRST race. SIX cur'ol-s Rosehea Won. Rusk
second. rreteasloa tiirt Time. 1:l2 u.
Second race steep 'eiifsf. aoolt two mi es--
ENpcnsionist won. caller second. Tom C0Ral
flird Tm". 4.n9 -
turIry coursr-W. Il. Danicl Won. Yankee G5Il
second. paHmono', tairl. Time. leo 20.
Fourth race Reapcg states. ole sud three
sixteenth mi'es-Enrree won. IrOnside sesoad.
Moo lsntn~ third. Tine. 2:6O -.
Fifth race one ui e--Carew waa. Co'alsia
cii4 second. Leonard Joe HaymaA third. Time.
40 40
Sixth racc ono ami q sixteenth mi'cS on turf
. Sailor Boy won, Grl pc second, Tartan laird.
Time. AZ 81.
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

LOUISVILLE sept. 6.-F,llowine are tie
enfrie4 - tal,,arrasr.
First race. six fnriongs- -Pussiaefra %. Bitter
anne -. Newt Fisher I02 Or'andrrick ld2 Ron
Vivant lO2 Drlvveher 10a. Tom NFcr-aa fn3.
Monta lhan I0i Mrrry parriat toi Lad Ninoaf
l0s. Ia Thorpe inS Miss Ida iin. ,IShtwooi
III. RuShthorp IL. Litfle Lighter III
Second race. six frrlongs. maidens. p-rre-
0ortcz i02. Melpo i02 s.. Joe lo3. Nc~1ia 20.
81. Noel 100 Jav Wrrd l02. o.i1tilia ir9. per-
difion I02 Mario Foster i0o Aid S-orf -"
Osterman 100. Mazda l02. Louis 9 le5 T'ac
Clsnsman It's. Konofsw l0-
Third race. seven f;rionSs sellaS-Ritter
Hand ~. Lady Ethel 81. Liehrhurn lOl Chiaax
t0i 0heroa lo3. Prectous Ston- lo3 f,rla Lee
10a Doraserte 103. FraIk Ril l03. Anglefa lc4
fusfig 1n6. Redwood II iO8 San Primo lO7, ST
George Jr 10. Revolt 10.
FOurth race. one mile and twenty yards. sell
inF-Dnfley lo2. Inspector Girl 100 Lady Cha
rade 100. Loo Rrirhf l05. Falkl"nd l0c. Bull
tnrh l06. Tho Only WRv lO6. Docile lo6. Gn-
fafn ia. Parkelmora ia.
Fifth race. i've frrlanrs pursa-MfSs King
cette %. Hfton 20. Sisters star %. Sir Mince-
meet 20. Senate Warner l02 jay Svift l02
EingseIla 100 Camille lh4. Helmuth JOS Here
after Jos. Ericson III, RothGeb III. ziafandei
10. Affinity 49,
Sixth race. one mile end twenty yards col
inc-Pnfa o. Prince of PlesS 100. Ruhiuan Io2
Rarnev McDeriti iO2. Mae Lynch io2 F.aretts
~ 100 The Mate i05. Always Faithf:l III.
Esfrnda Palma IA.
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DARING AUToIsTs ARE SAFE.
HaEerty and whittIe Emerge From th
Sands of Nevada Desert.

RENO. Sept &C. d. Hagerty and
James c. Whittle arrived in Reno this
afternoon and set at rest fears that
they and their auto had been lost In
the desert Richard Henry Little.
member of the party which is making a
run from New York to San Francisco,
was about TO set out from Reno In
search of his companions when he re-
ceived a message this morning that
the party was not lost. but was having
it's own troubles with desert roads.
I'VE have had a fierce time with the
desert roads" said Hagerty. as he
alighted from the dust-covered sturdy
little two-cylinder Buick car. Twice
we have had to take to the railroad
tracks and when the trains came along
we had to go down the er1bankment
like q hired man sliding for second
base That isn't so bad. but getting the
machine back is not idle play
The automobile halted at Reno only
a few moments. when the motor was
again put in motion by Messrs. Devaux
and Terry King, who will pick up Lit
tie at Sacramento tonight or early to-
morrow morning
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JUDGMENTS ARE RENDERED.
AGAINST RUDOLPH AxMAN
Contractor Who Defauited In Govern
ment Work Must Pay for Material
Furnished.

In the suit of the United States of
America and the Giant Powder Com
pany against Rudolph Axman and the
American Surety Company. United
states Circuit Judge Morrow yester-
day rendered judgment in favor of
plaintiffs for s12.632. In the suit of
the Government and w. w. Montague
& Co. against Axman judgment was
rendered In favor of the plaintiffs for
s5407 with interest and costs.
Axman defaulted on his contract to
do certain work for the Government
and suits were brought against him.
self and his bondsmen for material
furnished and not paid for.
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McGovERa LOOMS UP AGAIN.
Says He Has Been offered Match With
Br.It nt Goidfcld.

NEW YORK. Sept. 6.-Joe Hum
pLreys. manager Of Terry A1cGoyern.
challenges Jimmie Britt to q twenty
round battle. Humphreys says that he
has received an offer of $4,000 from
Tex Rickard for the fight and has
wired McGovern's acceptance.
Humphreys reports Terry to be in
the best possible shape. McGovern has
been resting all summer IN the Berk-
shire hills and expresses himself as
confident OF beating Britt IN decisive
fashion when they meet again.
Ever since their meeting in Madison
Square Garden last May. when Terry
was given the popular decision, he ha S
been holding off for big offer to fight
the Californian outside of this State.
Several times the match was talked Of,
but each time II fell through. Now
Humphreys is ready TO post $1,000 for
a fight for any number OF rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
NOTIFIES THE CITY NOT
TO BUILD ON HER PROPERTY
Ella VI. Con Says She VIII Resist
Erection of City Hall on Lot
Which She Owns

Frank MCGOWAN. attorney for Ella
NJ Goff. yesterday sent a eommunica-
tion TO the Board of Supervisors to the
effect that his client Is the owner of
lot of land on Fell street between
Franklin and Van Ness avenue. for
merly part of the public library block
The communication states that Mrs.
Gof proposes to protect her interest in
the property described. against the mu-
nicipality- The lot belonging to Mrs.
Gof is the only piece in the block that
has not yet been acquired by the citv
which is pressing a condemnation suit
in the courts in that connection. The
Board OF Supervisors has ordered the
new City Hall building to be erected
on the library block
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
LOOKING FOR WILLIAM STANTON

Mrs William Stanton OF Day street
reported to the Harbor Police yester-
day that her husband had disappeared
on Labor day and that she has neither
seen nor heard of him since. He left
her shortly before noon on that day
at the corner of Hayes and Market
streets saying he would be back in 4
few minutes. Stanton is a carpenter
by trade. he is 80 years of age. 5
feet inches in height. weighs about
200 pounds. wears red moustache
and when he left mis- wife wore a dark
suit and a black stiff hat. AS far as
his wife knows Stanton had only about
SIS in cash when he left her.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
MANY YACHTS ARE CARDED IN
BIG ADMISSION DAY CONTEST
speedy Bonts of Five Classes VIII Sail
Under the Pacific Club
Association.

The delegates Of the Pacific Inter-
club Yacht Association held meeting
yesterday and closed the entries for the
annual regatta to be held September 10.
Following are the yachts that are en-
tered. with their racing lengths:
z4-foot class-Annie 1892. Mike
40:6S. Caprice 40:4S. Yankee 1901.
Speedwel 1922
3e-foot class-Harpoon 1890, Kath-
leen 31:39, Presto 30:GS.
dependence 2E2S. Helen 27.
25-foot class-Discovery 23:04, Sur
prise 21:97, Neva 2l:71.
20-foot class-Ruby 1871, Vixen
1886 Myrtle Leaf 1898
Special yawl elass-Iola 1895, Truant
$3.50. Gypsy @
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
lounr Golfer Loom. Nm.

ST. LOUIS Sept. BY his defeat
~ Ralph McKittrick OF the St Louis
Country Club in today's round OF match
play. Richard Kimball OF Glen Echo.
ST Louis. aged nineteen, looms from
the Folfng horizon as A possible con-
tender IN the finals OF the amateur
championship tournament OF the West
ern Golf Association. which is In pro-
gress on the links Of the Glen Echo
Country Club.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
CRIPPLED BEAVERS
STILL IN THE
RUNNING.
SPECIAL bIspATcH TO THE CALI.

Beavers started out to the bad today
but took advantage of BeTgm IN 5
wildness and won out Timely hitting
was also very instrumental In secur-
ing many runs. After the first, when
ne was little wild and unsteady
Gum settled down and held the Angels
safe, allowing them to reach third but
once.
Pat Donahue's wort. has been of the
finest order since Larry Mclean left
Ihe young catcher's playing was the
feature of today's game He made
three safe hits and accepted twelve
chances without an error Score.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-07
HERRERA AND KID GOODMAN
SIGN TO FIGHT AT CHELSEA
Mexican Promises to Work Hard and
be In Condition when Gong
Sounds on SeDterlber 14

BOSTON. Sept. 6.-The feature of the
local hghting game today was the
signing of Aurelio Herrera and Kid
Goodman for bout at the Chelsea
Club on September IS. The boys posted
their forfeits for weight and appear
ance and will go on the scales under
lS5 pounds
At this weight the pair should be at
their strongest and give the best ex-
hibition OF their lives The Mexican
says that he is going 10 do some real
training for this bout. and Judging
from his present appearance he is al
ready in good shape.