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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-10
OLYMP|CS AND OAKLAND
DIVIDE LACROSSE HONORs
Opening Game of the League
Series Ends With a
Tie Score

OAKLAND. June 9.-The Oakland
and Olympic lacrosse teams played the
first game of the league series on St
Mary's college campus this afternoon,
the contest resulting in two goal
draw, several disfigured faces, an oc-
casional barked shin and some ruffled
feelings It was good game all the
way through and the players displayed
wonderful stamina for so early in the
season.
In the first period a lot of hard play
ing produced nothing in the way OF
material results. but early in the fray
it was evident that the Olympic boys
knew a little more about the finer
points of the game than their oppo-
nents. Lynch, Gibson and Mountz were
prominent with many pretty efforts.
Oakland drew first blood in the sec
ond period. O'Keefe planting the sphere
where it counted with q shot of the
unsavable order
In the third the men of the winged
o opened with a dash that could not
long be denied reward. The play was
mostly in Oakland territory and after
a scrimmage in front of goal Gibson
was lucky enough to hook the ball
through the posts. That tied the score.
Keeping up the pressure, the Olympic
lads scored again, Gibson once more
being the man behind.
Despite the StrenuoSity or the preyi-
playing, the concluding spasm was
the fastest. Oakland kept UP a steady
bombardment of the opposing goal and
on several occasions had hard luck in
falling to get even. Gibson put with
a shot which grazed the upright and
a moment later Theberge hit one of the
posts with a hard try. With three
minutes to go Morris tied the score
with the prettiest shot of the game
and his success was the cause of mucn
roofing by the Oakland supporters.
Nothing further transpired and two
goals apiece was the signal hung UP
when hostilities were concluded.
The game was not without its anus
ing features and the absence of ground
rules was the cause of much merriment.
Occasionally the ball would be thrown
out into the street, but there was no
cessation of play on that account.
Toward the close of the contest several
hundred persons had gathered at the
eastern end of the field and here the
play was warmest. Several times spec
tators had to scramble to get out of the
way before q club descended on their
heads and once a policeman became
mixed up in the fray and had to beat
a hasty retreat. This is the way the
teams lined up:
olympics-Harding. Deegan. Dunn. Burton,
Mimic. Kelly, Mountz, Mccarthy, Lynch. Scan
Oakland-Delcescaux, Deyi1liers. Peterson,
Smith, Henderson. McC1elland, Clarkson, The
berge. oKeefe, Morris. O'Reilly and Darraigh.
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YACHT DERV|sH FIRST
TO REACH HAMILTON

HAMILTON. Bermuda. June 9.-The
schooner yacht Dervish, owned by H.
A. Horse of the Corinthfan yacht club.
Marblehead. Mass, one of the yachts
which started in the ocean race from
New York to Bermuda June 5, reached
the stake boat at ST. David's head at
6:25 o'clock this morning. The yawl
Hyperion, owned by Rear Commodore
Frank Maier, New Rochelle yacht club,
crossed the line at $3.50 o'clock this
afternoon.
The Dervish had excellent weather
conditions throughout the entire voy-
age It ran 162 miles on the first day.
233 miles on the second day and 13f
miles on the third. The vessel crossed
the gulf stream at 2 o'clock Thursday
afternoon.
The Dervish anchored off the Royal
Bermuda yacht club at 1890 o'clock
Of $50 miles In 81 hours and so min
utes.
The Dervish is in the class of boats
that Is racing for the cup offered by
Rear Commodore Mailer and the Hy-
perion in that competing for a cup
given Jointly by the New Rochelle,
Brooklyn and Royal Bermuda yacht
clubs. The crossing of the line first
by the Dervish does not necessarily
make IL the winner, as it is compelled
to concede from IS minutes to 23 hours
and Is minutes to the other boats.
The Hyperion Is the scratch boat of
the smaller class, and allows hours
and As minutes and 8 hours and As
minutes, respectively, to the yawl Lila,
owned by r. D. Floyd. Brooklyn yacht
club, and the sloop Zena. owned by
D. R Borrows. Royal Bermuda yacht
club.
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GLEASON WILLING TO
MATCH NEIL AND ATTELL
Wants This Bout to Take
Place of the Thomas
Sullivan Scrap

Manager Jack Gleason. who has been
anxious to promote 20 round boxing
match in this city during the present
month, has met setback in his efforts
to bring Joe Thomas and Mike (Twin)
Sullivan together in a ring he proposed
to erect in the baseball park at Fif-
teenth and Valencia streets. He re-
ceived word from Sullivan yesterday
that the latter did not want to fight
within month. The Twin is at his
home In Cambridge. near Boston.
With no opponent in sight for Joe
Thomas, Gleason has turned his atten-
tion to the little fellows and will try to
bring frankie Neil and Abe Attell to-
gether 1t is believed from the events
of the past week that Neil can be
readily<engaged for the match, but At
tell will be a harder man to land. He
is the one who held back during their
recent negotiations. Had he shown any
desire for a match the opposing side
would have met him more than half
way.
Neil has always been looked upon as
one of the hardest boys of his class in
the country, and an apparent desire to
dodge him has been shown by all the
feather weights. The matter of weight
has never bothered him. as he has been
willing to concede several pounds to
any one to get on a match. He has
even expressed his willingness to meet
men outside his own class
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McLOUGLHIN AND JAMES
WIN CLOSE TENNIS MATCH
Defeat Hunt and Foley by Narrow
Margin on the Golden Gate
Park Courts

One Of the best tennis doubles matches
seen on the public courts in recent
months rewarded large gathering of
enthusiasts yesterday afternoon City
Champion Maurice Mclaughlin and
former Coast Champion George James
were opposed to Reuben Hunt and
Charles Foley in an exhibition match.
Foley having taken the place Of Percy
Murdock, who could not be present.
Five sets were required to decide the
issue. and IT was amy ones game un-
til the last point was scored, victory
finally going to Mclaughlin and James.
In the first set the young city cham
pion and his partner ran out in short
order, giving their opponents but one
game. Then Foley and Hunt got into
their stride and took the next two sets,
each of which was hard fought from
the start. Mclaughlin and James won
the fourth The fifth was a seesaw
from the start, each team winning on
service until 10 games had been played.
In the eleventh Hunt and Foley broke
in upon their opponents service, only
TO have the latter retaliate in kind in
the succeeding game. With the score 8
all, Mclaughlin and James won the
nineteenth game on the opposing teams
service and ended the match by scoring
four consecutive points in the twen-
tfeth.
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TIMELY HITTING NETS RUNS
San Francisco State League Team
Defeats Oakland Aggregation

SAN JOSE. June 9.-San Francisco By
timely hitting won the game from Oak
land at Luna park this afternoon by a
score of to 8. The first run was
scored by Oakland in the fifth, when
Radford made a clean single and
Bloomfield presented Adney with a
pass. Adney went down to second when
Conrad tossed the ball gently toward
Bloomfield. The latter attempted to
catch the runner and threw the sphere
into deep center, letting Radford score
In San Francisco's half OF the inning
Watson made first on an error, while
Rodgers walked. Conrad rose to the
occasion and slashed out nice bingle
bringing both men home.
In the sixth San Francisco scored
twice. Watson bringing in Rodgers. who
had been given a pass. with a long two
base hit, and coming home himself or
passed ball by Ellis In the seventh
Cusack walked Garfbaldi hammered
the ball for two. bringing in Cusack,
and made the rest of the circuit on a
clean single by Watson The score:
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The performance of Daruma in equal
ling the track record for a mile and 80
yards at Emeryville on Saturday may
indicate the return of that mare TO
her year old form. which was very
promising. Daruma is Solitaire mare
and was bred by A B. Spreckels at
Napa stock farm. She is now the prop
erty of Phil Reilly & Co.
c. c. McCafferty's Bedford must be
given the credit of being enc of the
most consistent horses of the Emery
vile season. He has won eight races
and finished second six times out of IS
starts. Weak handling was responsible
for several of his defeats.
Sanfara is certainly high class per-
former. She has won five races and
finished second four times out of ten
starts in California since last fall.
Sir Brillar has failed to run as well
for Harry Slower as he did in the Casey
colors.
In his recent starts A Muskoday has
fallen far short of running back to the
race in which he scored so easily CO.
incidental with the confident backing
OF his stable connections.
Princess Titania appears to have
completely trained off.
Hersain started more frequently
during the past year than any other
horse racing in California. She went
to the barrier 20 times at Seattle last
summer and has started in Al races at
Emeryville during the present season.
four OF which she won
Voorhees,, which won at New York
Saturday, is a product of Napa stock
farm. being by Solitaire, and is being
trained for A B. Spreckels by Enoch
W 4shard-
Eddie Dugan continues to ride in
good form at New York.
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Edited by
r. A. Smyth
WINS CAME
IN THE NINTH INNING
Defeats the San Jose State
Leaguers in a Close
Contest
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

STOCKTON. June 9--The Stockton
San Jose state league game was won
and lost three times today. Stockton
made the first run in the seventh in
ming. San Jose was blanked until the
ninth. when Streib started the IRE
works with a single. Three OF the Wis
itors' four hits were made IN this In
ming, netting two runs. In the last half
of the ninth the Stockton men touched
Arellanes for four hits. bringing in two
runs and winning the game Hacketts
hitting brought Stockton its first run.
as well as the one that cinched the
game. Henderson outpitched Arellanes
at every stage of the game, permitting
The score:
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ROAD RECORD LOWERED
BY CYCLIST PARSONS

SAN JOSE, June 9.-Riding a fiat tire
for more than half of the distance,
Willard Parsons clipped 20 minutes and
80 seconds yesterday from Eddie Krag-
ness old cycle record between Oakland
and San Jose. This record has stood
for more than decade, yet Parsons
lowered it with ease under adverse
conditions.
Parsons started from Fruitvale ave.
nue., Oakland. at 2 o'clock He was
paced by Levi Maginni and Verne
Grayon on Reading motorcycle. fitted
with two seats. In San Leandro they
were forced to slow down to eight
miles an hour, owing to the speed ordi-
nance. Everything went well until
they hit the bridge just this side of
Alvarado. There Parsons punctured his
rear tire.
The first 80 miles were covered in 1
hour and the last IL miles in 26 min
utes. The old record was / hour and
Al minutes. The Zew mark is / hour
26 minutes and 80 seconds.
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Sports
By D. r. Jeffery

The season at Emeryville has but
II more .ays to run. Racing has now
been going without interruption at the
Emeryville track for exactly 175 days
Public confidence in the sport having
been restored by the vigorous action
Of the officials IN ordering the suspension
OF jockeys whose saddle work has
fallen short OF what was to have been
expected, the attendance is again aver
aging high and probably Will continue
above the normal during the remaining g
days Of the meeting. Public interest
IN the sport is apparently as keen now
as at the height of the season, and II
things go smoothly during the COM
ing fortnight it probably will be in
order 10 say that the extension of the
meeting has been success after all.
Presiding Judge Hopper remarked a
day or so ago that he was unable TO
recall meeting in the history OF the
sport IN this country where so many
or incompetent riding had been made
within such q short period as during
the last few weeks at Emeryville. No
less than five boys have been put un-
der the ban recently. The list includes
Jockeys Fischer, Graham. c. Williams,
Hunter and H. Smith.
AS during the preceding week, Chris
Kirschbaum led the Emeryville Jockeys
last week in winning mounts, having
won seven races Jockey Keogh, who
rode three winners on Saturday, was
his nearest competitor, with a total OF
8 frsts for the week. Borel, with A.
Davis and Nutting with 8, and Rettig
and Wright with 2 were the only other
boys 20 ride more than one winner.
Happy" Buxton has not struck his
stride SIS yet since his return TO the
saddle after q layof due 70 q fall.
The riding record for the week in
detail is as follows:
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LATnNIA ENTRIES

First race, six furlongs. purse-Tanglewood SO,
Wedgewood &c. Stoner Hill 100, Hickey 102,
Plantland 102, Mike Sutton lo2, Cablegram los,
Frontenac lis.
Second race. four furlonss. selling-SalliA
Barry 9S, Ballett 9s. The Bias 9S Cousin Fran
els 9s Gracious Dame 9s. Nanny Dink 9s.
Esther Brown 9S, Hester Fora 1o3, Brown Mary
loS. Demonstrate 103, Lady Hapsburg 1o3, Rebel
Queen lis.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Domo Sc, Wild
Violet 50, Marmorean 81, Carl Gray 81, Monere
93 Matte Mack 81. Caroline W 100, Bonebrake
102. Bergman 103. Dr. Mccarthy 103, Hustled
l04, Klenwood los. Braden 105, Happy Jack
los. Careless 106. Alencon. ia.
Fourth race. one and a half mles-Beau
Brummel Ill, Ovelando ia. Old Honesty ia,
Red Gauntlet ia, The Abbot ia. Still Alarm
ia, Bottles ia Gargantua III, Prince Ahmed
I'D, Pink Star 127.
Fifth race, four and half furlongs-Rexall
81, Epitome 81. Billy Bowlegs 9s, Orlandot 101,
Sabado 101, Colonel Brady 10S Hollow log,
Honest los.
Sixth race. one mile. selling--Della Thorpe 81.
Solly NJ 92 Star Fairy 93. Gold Spray 81. Hazel
Patch 9s, Webber 80, Florizel 103, Woolstone
1o3 Request 104, Scalplock 104. Shawana 106.
Great 107, Princess Orna los, Lieutenant Rice
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HAMILTON ENTRIEs

First race, mile, selling-Edwin ST.,
Moonvine 81. Fire Alarm 91 Prince Brutus 1o1,
Bitterhand 102 The Globe 104 Dilcas 104, Fox
meade los. King Of the Valley log, Harmakis
110.
Second race, four and half furlongs, selling
Revery 95. Gertrude Lee 95, Senator Paynter
100, Emma 100. Wild Cherry 1o0 Frescati
100. Aquiline 102. Antoine 103, Excise 103, Ena
104, William Penn los, Wasti 110, King Folly
l12.
Third race, steeplechase, about two miles,
selling-Goatfell 1872, Kuro 1876. St. Enoch 140,
Golden Way 14e, Apteryx 152, Caloorahatchie
l49.
Fourth race, the Ellis cup, six furlongs, gen.
Motto 154, Ruth's Rather 154, virtuoso 154,
Thomond 1856, Nimble Dick 169
FIFTH race, one and sixteenth miles, handi-
cap-Reside 80, Mark Anthony II 81 Minnie
Adams 81. Tom Dolan 100, Ellicott l03 Polly
Prim l04, Solon Single los.
Sixth race, five furlongs-Willetta 80, Prolific
l01, Gracious l01, Cousin Kate 10l Taunt 1o4,
La Sorciere LOG, Demurrer 106, Gabrielle I09,
Herman johnson 109, Ballot Box Ill, st. Joseph
Ill, Avaunteer ia, Scarfel ia.
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ALAMEDA SHUT OUT
Not Suburbanite Reaches Third in
Game With Sacramento

SACRAMENTO. June 9.-The Ala
media team of the state league was
easy for the locals today. The score,
5 to o. with Sacramento on the long
end. does not tell the story, as not one
OF the visitors reached third base Pc
terson was in the box for Alameda and
pitched well. but his support was loose.
Brown. for Sacramento, pitched a fast
game apd was given good support The
score:
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Alarie, Archibald, Buchanan, Carroll.
Heatherton, Howard. L. A Jackson, Nc
Claim, Musgrave. ". Smith, Thurston
and Wilmot have each ridden two win
ners, and Appleby. Bullman. Conway,
J. Duggan. Dorsey, Fair. Flannery. Hill
debrand, Herbert, Harty, H Jackson,
J. Kelly, Lauby. Powers, Riddle, Red
fern, Wiley, Gullett, G. Nichols. C. Sui
Iivan and J.. Wilson have had one win
ming mount each.
The list of owners who have won
$1,000 or more in purses during the
meeting is as follows:
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OLD SETTLER DIES

WILLOWS, June 9.-Daniel SheIlooe.
for 40 years one Of the leading citizens
of Glenn county. died at his home. 10
miles from this city. yesterday Shell
looe was native Of Ireland and was
one of the earliest settlers in this part
Of the state. He was So years old
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits made-On Connors 8. on Peterson 5. OF
Brown 2. Two base hits-Doyle. Graham CD.
Enright Sacrifice hits--Muller. Boytnon. Hap
good Strub. First base on errors--Alameda 7.
Sacramento L. Left on bases-Alameda l. Sac
ramento A. Struck out-By Connors 1, By
Brown 8. BY Peterson 8. Double piays--Brown
TO Enright TO Boynton: Strub (unassistedD; !;
Reiderman. Time OF game hour IS minutes.
Scorer-McClatchy-
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Haley. Two base hit-Eagan.
First base on called balls-On Gray 2. on
Wright 4. Struck out--By Gray l, by Wright 4.
Double plays-Eagan to Haley to Bigbee q;
Eager TO Qelmas- Time Of game-1 hour and 50
minutes. UmpireTDerrick.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Runs-of Randolph 1. Hits-On Randolph
5; innings. Two base hits-Bliss. Randolph
Sacrifice hits-van Haltren, Bigbee, Hogan.
Nagle Bliss Devereaux. First base called
balIs-On Carnes 4, OF Randolph 4. Struck out
by Carnes 2, by Randolph 8. Double plays
Nagle to Dillon, Delmas to Nagle to Dillon.
Eagan to Bigbee to Bliss. Wild pitch--Ran-
doiph Time of game-2 hours and 5 minutes.
TIr,nire--Derrfck
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KILLED By TRAIN

AUBURN June 9.-Robert Esterbrook
Finley was found dead beside the rail-
road track near the depot here this
morning. He had evidently been struck
by passing train during the night.
Finley was an old resident He was q
civil engineer and was IS years old.
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS
BY the New YORK Telegraph

by tne NEW lOrK IeIegfdpn
First race-Cablegram, Frontenac, Mike SUIT
ton.
Second race-Rebel Queen. Esther Brown,
Gracious Dame.
Third -Marmorean Happy Jack H. Allen
con.
Fourth race-ovelando, Beau Brummel, Prince
Ahmed
Fifth race-Orlandot. Colonel Brady. Honest.
Sixth race-LieuteDant Rice, Woolstone, Hazel
Patch.
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pitched splendid game, holding the
visitors to three hits Only one Of these.
In the first. netted anything. Quick al
lowed nine hits. which were put to good
use by the Beavers He walked five OF
the locals McCreedie got a three base
hit and Bassey a two Dagger. The
score:
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BEAVERS TURN soMERsAULT
Groom's Good Pitching Responsible
for the Reversal of Form

PORTLAND, June 9.-Portland's ball
tossers pulled down a victory today by
a score of to 1. They had little trou-
BILE in winning today, although they
have been playing in wretched form all
week. Groom was primarily RESPONSE
Bile for turning the tables. for he
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HAMILTON SELECTIONS
By the New York Telegraph

First race-Toxmead. Harmakis, Bitter Hand.
Second race-Emma G, Revery, Frescati.
Third race-Goatfell, Kuro, Caloorahatchee.
Fourth race-Ruth's Rather, Officer, Thomond.
Fifth rece-Ellicott. Minnie Adams, Tom Do
an
Sixth race-St. Joseph. ScarfeIl, Avaunteer.
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sHUToUT FOR THE ANGELS

The Commuters took so kindly to the
offerings of Dolly Gray in the morn
ing game that they ran up total of six
runs in the fifth and sixth innings on
a total Of seven hits Wright had the
Angel bafsmen guessing all the time.
allowing them only four hits. no two Of
which came in one inning. The score:
InS ANGELES
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The Italians do

The Italians do not seem to feel cold
when the sky Is blue, no matter how
low the temperature. 1t Is only when
the sky is overcast and the air humid
that they complain OF a cold spell
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OAKLAND
SENINIARY

Two base hits-Watson. Garibaldi. Stolen
bases-Vulzen. Radford. Russell Adney. Con
rad Left on bases-Oakland 0. san Francisco 3.
Base on balls--On Bloomfield 2 on Peterson 4
Double plays-RogerS to Halloran: Fair to Rog-
ers. Struck out-By Bloomfield 3. by Peterson
3. Passed balI-Conrad- HIT by pitcher-WuI-
zen. Umpire-Doyle- Scorer-HilI. Time OF
game-1 hour 45 minutes.
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VI ----H1E "11I1 Vl1C VINs
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Freine. Joyce. THREE base hits
Moskiman, Henderson. Feeney. Sears. Two base
Stretb. Smith Struck out-By
Henderson 7, BY Arellanes 8. Base ON balls
on Henderson 1. or Arellanes 8. Double plays
Hamilton to Campbell TO Brady, Feeney TO
Sears. Left on Dissatisfaction 3. San lose g.
First base on errOrs-San Jose A. Time OF game
Il hour and 80 minutes. Scorer-Dayis. Um-
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Groom T. BY Quick 2. Bases
hit-Bassey. Three base hits-McCredie. Bassey-
Double plays-Speneer to Moh1er. Sacrifice hits
Moore (2). Casey. Stolen bases-Mohler (2).
Irwin, Groom, Carson. First base errors
Portland 2 San Francisco 1. Left bases
Portland z, San Francisco 5. Time OF game
hour and As minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
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Quite often the man who Is swift and
good guesser distances the slow but
sure chap
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ELY,s MEN DEFEAT OGDEN

ELY. New. June 9.-The excursionists from
Salt Lake and Ogden were accompanied by the
Ogden baseball club. which went down to defeat
in two games played here yesterday and today
ate from Ann Arbor. was the star and stock
ton a graduate OF the University of Pennsyl-
vania. held down the second bag with credit
Scores.
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO
NATIONALS WIN GAMES
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, June e--The New York Nationals
won today's game with st. Louis by score Of
to 0. Score:
ST. Louis ..............+.-..- 0
-.
Batteries-Reebee and Noonan; McGinnity and
BoWerman.
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The standing of the boys who have
ridden two or more winners since the
opening of the season is as follows:
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Local Racing Season Enters Upon Its Last 7wo
Weeks With Public Support Above the Normal
The Calls Selections
BY j. r. Jeffery

First race-Sandpiper,S Sir Wes-
ley. WhcrewithaI.
Second race-TaIentosa, After
math. Sibarf.
Third race-Nonie Lucille, Pha-
lanx, Mary b. Clark.
Fourth race-Andrew b. Cook,
Titus III, My Choice.
Fifth race-The Captain, Des-
images, Elevation.
Sixth race-Optician, Livius,
Pickaway.
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RESULTS OF GAMES

Oakland, 8; Los Angeles, o.
Oakland, 4; Los Angeles, 4.
Portland, ); San Francisco, 4.
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CINCINNATI. June 9-Cfncinnati and Brook
lyn each took game In the double header this
afternoon, Hard hitting by the visitors the
first inning clinched the victory Both ScanlOn
and Rucker were hit hard in the second game,
making the contest easy one for Cincinnati
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CHICAGO. June 9.-Philadelphia did the hit
ting for extra bases today. but played poor
fielding game and lost Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
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SEALS AND OAKS TO CLASH

The Seals will come back from the
north this week to play a series with
the Commuters, while the Angels will
go north to play Portland San Fran
cisco has been gaining steadily on the
Angels, the league leaders. Had the
former won yesterday. coupled with the
defeats of the southern players, 1t
would brought them close together.
The score: