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TURF RESULTS.
At Oakland.

San Francisco. May lin driving
finish, Gossiper beat Cigar Lighter by
marrow margin in the Faithless handicap
at Oakland today. Princess Titania the
favorite in the race, was badly handled
by McRae and failed to cut any figure
Sachet and BOggs were two long-shots to
lead their fields home. Optician. a good
7hing fiom the Dearman stable, beat Es-
calante in the firth
L. ID. Lee, a colored horseman and his
horses, SingsWorth and Grace Marie were
ruled Off the turf today by the stewards
of the new California Jockey club. who
ailege that they have positive evidence
that he has been tampering with jockeys.
Results:
First race, seven furlongs. selling-The
Captain, los &C. Williams), s to l. won;
Bird of Passage, 107 (Aubuchon) to l,
second; st. Denis, 107 Or. Davis. 100 TO /
third. Time-1:27 As. Red Reynsrd. OAR
fhula, Barl1leyite, FastosO Captain Fore.
Sea Air, Little Buttercup, Dora l and
OptimO finished as named.
Second race, five furlongs. selling
Boggs, 109 (AubucOn), Is to !. won; Saint
Modan, 1ll2 (Archibald), 10 /, second
Mrs. Nugent. 100 Palms), to ], third.
Time :0l 4-5. Swede Sam. Last Go.
Belle Brady, Gluckstern, Raratan, Car
malina Wanna. st. Bide and Lady AIDE
laide finished as named.
Third race, mile and sixteenth, selling
Sachett. 80 (E. Lynch, 15 to /, won;
Treasure Seeker 107 (McRae(, to s. sec
ond: Blanche c. 1O2 (E. Clarke, 8 to l.
third. Time-1:4S SIS. Seven Bells, Royal
Maxim. DerdOm. KogO, Elmdale Taos.
Dave Weber, Rosal and Buna finished as
named.
Fourth race, Faithless handicap, six and
a half furlongs-Gossiper. 80 (R Davis.
is to .. won; Cigar Lighter. 1O7 Good
child, Is to >. second; Royal Rogue, 104
1Fischer), to l. third. Time-l:l9 40.
Grace G. Princess Titania and Wee lass
finished as named
Fifth race. Futurity course. purse-Op-
ticjan 10 (Goodchild), 10 TO 3 won; Els
calante, 1l3 CWilmoD, . to l, second; Al
I.indley, 80 &c. Davis y TO 3 third. Time
Il 10 As. BanpOsal. Romano, A Mus
lzOday. Bantam. GOOdcheer. Beautiful and
Best, Senator William Stone, j. B. Smith
and Mischief finished as named.
Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth.
purse-Eduardo. 115 (FischerD to !. won:
Joe Coyne, 100 CR- Davis. 3 to ?. second;
Johnstown. 112 (Aubuchon). 9 to . third
b. Time-1:H %. First Peep. Louise Fitzgib-
bon. Governor Davis and Maud Muller fin
ished as named.
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DAVENPORT CHAMP HERE.
Mitten, the Man Who Beat Munroe,
Starts Training.

Worthen L. Mitten, the champion bicy-
Gle rider Of the W. c. T. L. OF Davenport,
Iowa. is here. Mitten electrified the crowd
at the saucer track once last season. 1t
was his last race and the only race he
won. Mitten was one of the most faith
full also rams that ever appeared on the
became popular. In the event which he
won. Mitten beat Benny Munroe and was
carried off on the shoulders of his fellow
riders Not only is Mitten a wonder in
the cycling line, but he is weight litter,
and it is said takes delight in letting peo-
pie stand on his head to see how strong
he is. Mitten will start training today,
and has already sent warning to Kra-
mer to beware of his Davenport sprint.
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THIRD GAME TO !
SETTLE TITLE
Varsity Baseball Team Takes
Game from B. Y. c. by
! Score of s to 7.

The university baseball team won from
fhe b. Y. college yesterday afternoon on
Cummings field by a score of 10 I. me
TWO teams have met twice and each has
won a game. An effort will be made TO
get the two teams together again ana
play off the tie, which will settle the col
lege baseball championship of the state.
In yesterdays contest, both teams
played good ball with the exception Of one
two innings, the 3. Y. c. aggregation
retiring with the best fielding record.
The first and eighth were the only inn
tngs in which the Loganites scored, but in
these StOney's men punched their tallies.
The u" nine started out with three runs
Ia the first. and scored throughout the
game. HOustan of the university pitched
eight innings of mastery ball. In the
first he was touched up for four hits.
which, coupled with two errors, tailed
four runs for the opponents. The rest of
the game he kept his hits we'll scattered.
In the eighth hit and three rank errors
let three Loganites cross the plate. Chris
Jensen did not pitch as good ball as Hous-
tan. but he received better support.
Richards, the ccnterfield of the b. Y G.
accepted five difficult chances without an
error. Keyting made four clean hits out
of five times lip and scored three runs for
the ~" In the fourth by q magnificent
throw from center field. Irving killed
run for the B. Y. c. The ''U'' men pulled
off two neat double plays. The score:
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KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE
Famous French Driver Thrown While
Practicing for Coming
Race.

Dieppe. France, May 17.-Albert Glenn
ent, son of the well-known automobile
builder. was killed instantly today during
a run in preparation for the Auto clubs
grand prize, which is to be competed for
July ?. Clement was thrown out of his
automobile at a slight turn and sustained
a fracture of the skull. His chauffeur es-
capped with comparatively slight injuries
Albert Clement was the second in the
first race for the Vanderbilt cup in 1901
over the Long island course; was third
in the race for the French grand prize
over the Sarthe circuit, June q last, and
was fourth in the race for the Vanderbilt
cup, Oct 6, over the Long island course.
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y
IF IT'S HERE
IT'S RIGHT
MAY SAILS FOR ENGLAND
Efforts Are Being Made to Hold In
ternational Woman's Ten
mis- Tourney.
MS TOURNEY.

New York, May 17.-There has been re-
viyed concerning a series Of International
lawn tennis matches between the women
of this country and of Great Britain, and
assurances are given that definite ar
rangements' will be made to hold the first
match in America some time in August
of next year. Edwin Sheafe, president
of the Longwood Cricket club of Boston.
has announced his intention of presenting
a cup to the English and United States
Lawn Tennis associations for this pur-
pose. Miss May G.. Sutton, who sailed
this morning on the Cedric, will consult
with the women in England regarding the
international matches. When seen at the
Hotel Seymour last night Miss Sutton
confirmed the report that definite steps
would be taken to arrange for the match.
In order to fit herself for the all-Eng-
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CHICAGO MAN WAS WINNER
W. G. Kreig Awarded Title of In
door Champion Revolver
Shot.

New York, May T.-According to an an
Douncement made by J. B. Crabtree, sec
rotary of the United States Revolver as
ISOLATION, William G. Kreig of Chicago
Won the indoor revolver championship in
the national tournament, held from March
Is to "a. in Maine, Rhode Island. Massa-
chusetts, New York, New Jersey. Penn
sylVania, Maryland. Illinois. Louisiana
Missouri North Carolina and Iowa
Kreig made a total score of 454 out of
possible 500. s. Z. Sears of St Louis was
second with As
j. a. Dietz of this city won the national
indoor pistol championship with a score
OF 400 out of a possible 800 w. G.. Kreig
of Chicago was second with AS.
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At Churchill Downs.

Louisville, Ky. May 17.-Churchill
Downs summary:
First race. one mile-Minnehaha Won.
Dellestrome second, Anna Ruskin third.
Time-l:H 3-5.
Second race. four and half furlongs-
Margaret Randolph won. Sabado second,
Bucket Brigade third Time-1:56 1-5.
Third race one mile and a sixteenth
Adesso won, F'lorizel second, Henry o
third. Time-l:4S %.
Fourth race, free steepelchase handicap,
short course-Saul won. Pete Vinegar
second, Naran third. Time-2:53 1-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Alencon won,
Potter second, Lady Henrietta third. Time
-1:14
Sixth race mile and a sixteenth-Re-
quest won, Rebounder second Docile
third. Time-1:48 1-5.
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GRADE SCHOOL GAMES.

The Jacksons defeated the Hamiltons
yesterday by a score of Is to 10. The win
ners; Trinkle. c.; Caran, D.; DYER, 1b :
Martin. 2b.; Olson. 3d.; Simpson If: Viii
liams, cf.; Stewart, IF.
The Washingtons beat the Unions on
the Eighth ward square yesterday by a
score of S to {. The winners. Conley. c. :
Arnold, p; Wood. h.; Bailey. 2b.; Pap
worth. 3b.; Jensen, IS; Treweek IT. (:
Everill CT; Snyder. IF
The Lowells and Training school played
a Z to game in favor of the former. The
winners: McCabe. c.: Parker. D.. Rom
ney. h.; Race. 3D.; Glenn. 3b: Balm, SIS
HoltOn, If; Walton, CT; Crosby, If
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At Belmont.

First race. main course. six furlongs-
Sir Toddington won, Prince Hamburg sec
ond Kings Daughter third. Time
1913 3-5.
Second race, five furlongs. straight
Thermidor won. King Cobalt second. Live
Wire third. Time-1:01 2-5.
Third race. four and a half furlongs,
Neutrality-suspicious. won. Smrker second
BeIphoebe third. Time-54 seconds.
Fourth race the New Rochelle hsndi-
cap, seven and a half furlongs-Sir Lin
wood won. Oxford second, J. q. Core
third. Time-1:33 SIS.
Fifth race. selling mile and a sixteenth
Shenandoah and Tony Bonero ran a
read heat; Black Mate third Time-I:s9
Sixth race, one mile-Dod Creole won.
Eurebio second, LinDepee third. Time
1;u A..
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EAGLE RESTAURANT
OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

OPEN DAY AND NIGHI.
We Make a Speciality of Select Dinner
Parties at Special Rates to Those
Consulting Us.
We serve an excellent 25c Dinner from
IL TO p. m.
Extra Fine Sunday Dinner from 4 to S
p. M, % cents.
Lunches for Trains or Pienics put up on
short notice.
Meals sent out will be charged p cents
extra.
Ladies Private Dining Parlors in con-
nectiOn
Noodles and Chop Suey.
IS EAST FIRST SOUTH,
Salt Lake City, Utah.
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JUNIOR GAM ES,

The Nationals defeated the victors by
q score of II 10 10. The winners: Poui-
ton. c.; Burt, p; Castleton, h.: Vaughan.
2b.; Lundquist 3b.; Highan, SIS; l. Lund-
quist, If; f. Burt cf; Staines. IF.
The Deserets beat the Roamers on the
Cudahy grounds yesterday by score of
TO
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MEXICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Kansas City-Kansas City, 9; Toledo
, CCalled at end of the ninth inning in
order to allow Toledo to catch a train.)
At neapolis-Minneapol 8; Indian
apolis. TO-
At st. Paul-St. Paul. 6; Louisville. 5.
At Observation-Disclosures 9; Columbus
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Brigham YOUNG CoIIeue.

Left on lba ses-U. Of I. !, B. Y @ :;
first on errors-U. of L. ., b. Y. c. 8;
bases ON balls-off Christensen > off
Houstan 2; struck out-by Houstan Shy
Christensen s. two-base hits-Jessup,
Houstan, Spitko. Wilcox > RosskeIIey
Geddes; three-base hit-Irving; hit by
pitched ball-Richards >; passed ball
Gardner; double plays-SimpsOn to Jones,
Houstan to Herbst to Jones: stolen bases
Wilcox. Allen, Richards. Keyting > Jes-
sup. SpitkO. Houstan ,, Gardner > Herbst;
sacrifice hits-Jones. Simpson Irving
Rosskeiley, Miles. Umpire-Bassett
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land championship at wimbledon on June
.. Miss Sutton win enter the district
tournaments at Leicester May 30-June l.
and Manchester. June 4.
After Wimbledon, Miss Sutton will de-
fend her title to the Welsh championship
at Newport, Wales.
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Mrs. s. Joyce, $50 Sullivan ST., Clare
mont, n. H, writes; About a year ago
/ bought two bottles of Foley's Kidney
Cure. 1t cured me of a severe case of
Kidney trouble of several years stand
ing. 1t certainly is grand, good med
icine, and I heartily recommend it, f.
J. Hill Drug Co. THE Never Substi-
TUTORS"
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EUREKA TEAM WINS.

Eureka defeated the Salt Lake team at
Spanish Fork yesterday, by a score of 10
box for Salt Lake and HeusSer for Eu-
reka.
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HIGH SCHOOLS ON
TRACK TODAY
Big Bunch of Lads Meet on
Cummings Field to Com
pete for State H0n0rS.

The fourth annual state high school
meet will take place this afternoon at
Cummings field at O'clock. 1t will be
the largest athletic meet ever held in the
state. Fifteen schools are represented.
and 1913 men will compete. The feature of
the meet will be the appearance for the
first time of a number of new high
schools, and also the entry OF private
schools of the high school class 1t is
said that there are some good athletes in
some of these schools, who will cause
splitting up of the points and upset all
calculations regarding the outcome of the
meet.
Salt Lake High school has won first
place since the meets have been inaugu-
rated, but their claim will be jeopardized
this year. Their old opponents from Og-
den have an exceptionally strong team,
and they Will be IN inc for flrst place.
The Junction City lads have practically
the same team as last year, while Gala
hans men are weakened by the loss OF
Captain Judson. Richardson. Roberts,
Laubly. Morris. Harris, Hall and Hyde, all
of whom went out with the class of
1905. and are considered among the best
athletes that High school has had.
Close Fight for Third.
There will be a close fight for third
place among some of the Utah county
schools Granite and Park City, but with
the individual stars in some of the teams
of the smaller schools the points will be
well divided. Some of these schools have
contested in dual meets this year, and
have made some good records.
Excursion trains will be run from all
over the state, and the university is pre-
pared for a thousand visitors. Letters
from the different schools say that large
delegations Of rOoters will accompany all
the teams Owing to the large number of
people from all over the state who are in
teTested in this meet, there ought to be
one of the largest crowds that the field
has accommodated.
Lunch for Visitors.
At noon the girls of the university will
serve luncheon in the museum building
for the visitors. and in the evening sup
per will be given at the Kenyon. During
the forenoon they will be conducted
through the university buildings by the
students of the university. All the plants
and machinery connected with the big in
stitution on the hill will be put in action
for the students.
The visitors will be entertained i'm the
evening at Saltair. The university will
run a big excursion out there and all the
special trains will be held until the last
train from Saltair has returned. pro-
gram has been arranged at which the
prizes will be presented to the athletes.
Medals will be given to the winners of
first, and ribbons to the winners of sec
onds and thirds. A handsome trophy cup
VIII be presented to the team winning the
greatest number of points. All of those
winning points will be given free trans
portation to the lake.
First-class billiard room at the
White House. Second So. and Main.
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Delegates, Utah Fedora
ton of L ahor

There will be special meeting of the
u. F. of L. on Sunday, May 49, at D.
m. for the purpose of considering the
difficulty between the l. B. E. w. and
the telephone companies. The Dleeting
will be held in ]. b. e. W. hail, No. IL
West First South.
H. ]. WAHLQUIST, Pres.
d. J. ELTON, Secretary
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BALL GAME AT WALKERS.
Princinais-

The School Principals and Book Agents
meet again this afternoon at Walkers
field. The game is called for 2:SO p. m.
The line-upS
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Palace laundry guarantee their work
TO be second to none in the state. Both
'phones-Bell, 4433; Ind, 333
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BatterleS-OtnSts=aQ ana McDOnOugh,
Thompson and Goading.
Pueblo. May Morgan was given bet
ter support than Gehring. and Pueblo took
the second game from Des Moines by
score of to ). Score; r. II. E.
Pueblo ........ ....--.............. 2
DeS MONIES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
and Eastwood.
Lincoln. Neb.. May 17.-Sioux City was
unable to hit Mckay, and was shut out
Score: r. H. E.
Lincoln .---..-....- ...-.-.-........ s
Sioux City ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 2
Batteries-McNay and Zinran; Hall and
Spies
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Quality at Mcwhirter's Bakery. 81 So.
Main.
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YESTERDAYS BASEBALL
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

st. Louis. May 17.-Hard hitting by the
home team and errors by Philadelphia
gave today's game 10 st. Louis. Waddell
was forced out of the pitchers box at the
end of the fourth inning by the hard hit
ting of the st. Louisans. Score:
r. H. e.
st. Louis ............ .............13 II 3
Philadelphia .-.... .-... 8
Batteries-Glsde and O'Connor; Wad-
dell, Vickers and Berry
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Denver May 17-McDonough's excellent
work at bat won the game for the locals
today. Score: r. H. E.
Denver ........ Observation-Disclosures. o
Omaha ......---... .-...-..-..--.... o 3 I
Batteries-Olmstead and McDonoush;
Thompson and Go1ding.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Brooklyn, May 17.-T'ittsburg beat
Brooklyn today to o. 1t was a pitchers
battle all through. Score: r. II. E.
Pittsburg -.----.- -.---.-t.--.-,... Q
Brooklyn 49, --.-x....-.-.. l
Jus and Ritter. TwoNba Sc hit-Anderson.
Bases on balls-Off Pas torius 4: off Lei
field . Struck out-tBy Pastorius .; by
Leifield ?. Umpires--Big ler and john
stone
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Garfield Excursion Sunday, 5oc.
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San Francisco, May f7-Carlisle> prom
lses to displace Truck Eagan as the
home run getter. The Los Angeles field
er scored another four-bagger today and
Ellis performed the same feat Oakland
batted Nagle freely in the sixth and
seventh innings, and as a precautionary
measure Burns pitched the last two inn
Ings. score: r. II. T..
Los Angeles ......--.-..........7 10 /
Oakland .......... ................ II ?
Batteries-Nagle, Burns aud Eager:
Wright and Bliss
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Taylor, Fraser and Moran. Two-base hits
-Steinfeldt. EveTs, Richie. Bases on
baIls-Off Dorner 2; of Young 2; off Tay-
Tor /. Struck out--By Dorner 1; by Young
l; by fraser l. imp ire-O'Day.
Philadelphia. May :t7.-Cincinnati easily
defeated Philadelphia today by hitting
Sparks and Duggletsy hard. The home
team failed to connect with Hit after
the first inning. Score: r. H. E.
Cnclnnat -..'.-'. .--r.-..-..-.--..R IL
Philadelphia -....-.. -....-..4 6
Batteries-Hitt and. ischlei; Sparks. Dug
gleby. Richie and ia cklitsch. Two-base
hits-Kane Davis. Bases on balls-Off
Sparks 4; off Hit ]. Struck out-By
Sparks /; by Richie - by Hit 3. Umpire
Carpenter.
New York, May 17.--The New York Ma
tionals won their sixt zenith straight game
today by beating 81. Louis in both games
of a doubIe-header. The first contest
went TO twelve innings, Mathewson PROV
ing to be better ;stayer than Beebe
Strang was put out o the first game be-
fore he had chance to bat. Scores:
First game r. H. L
St. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Batteries-Beebe and lIoonan: Mathew
son ana Bresnahan. Bases on balls. off
MathewsOn I, off Beebe ,: struck out. bv
Mathewson II. by SReebe 6: three-base
hit Murray; two-baSe hits, McGann
CorcOran. Umpire Ems lie
Second game r H. e
81 LOUIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8
New York .--..-..-..............
Batteries-Narger ars1 Marshall: Nc
Ginnity and BOwerm2ri. Bases on balls
off McGinnity ], off Ksrger 2: struck out.
by McGinnity >, by Kj9rger 5: three-ba>se
hit. Dahlen; twO-base hits, Strang = No
Gam ,. Umpire, E3nsiie.
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Detroit, May T.-New York hit Siever
hard all through the seven innings that
he pitched. and only fine fielding pre-
vented the piling up of more runs Eu-
banks, who replaced him, did good work.
Score: r. H T.
Detroit ........ .. O
view 1cTk Observation-Disclosures 70
BatterieS-Siever. Eubank and Schmidt
Orth and Kleinow.
Chicago. May 17-Pitcher Patten held
Chicago at bay today while his team
mates took fun advantage of Chicago's
misplays. Score: r. H. e.
CniCdSO 1900. .-s-.........-......
Washington ........ ..............4 10 2
Batteries-Walsh and Sullivan; Patten
and Heydon.
Cleveland May 17.-Cleveland made it
three straight from Boston today. Glaze
and Hess were knocked out of the box
Harris and Joss entering with the score
a tie. Joss went in with third and sec
ond occupied and no one out He retired
the side without run, and in the tenth
drove in the winning run with a single.
Score: r. H. Z.
Cleveland ............ .........e 10 9
bOStOil -------- --------------------. IL 3
Batteries-Joss and Clark; Glaze, Harris
and Armbruster.
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Boston. May 17.-Chics go took advantage
OF every opening in 'today's game and
won. Score: r. II. Z.
Boston 49,. --.................1 s 2
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE,

Seattle. May 17.-SeattIe had a good
lead in the latter part of the game when
Bradley made two inexcusable errors and
opened the way for slaughter. Score:
r. II. E.
Seattle ............ ................
Tacoma .-..-..-...-.. IL
Batteries-Walsn and Stanley; Claflin
and Clyde. Umpire-Klopf.
Vancouver B. C, May lin the best
game of the season. q pitchers battle.
that kept the fans on edge throughout
Spokane shut out vancouver today. The
visitors lone run was scored in the third
inning on Adams three-bagger and Car
ney's single. Score:
r. II. z.
opOAdAt 10 =
Batteries-Osborn and Altman; Nelson
and Spencer.
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PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

Portland. Ore. MAY I7-Portland won
an eleven-inntng game from San Fran
cisco today, : to 6. Portland. had a lead
of to to the ninth inning, when San
Francisco scored two runs on three hits
Kinsella went in the box and Portland
tied the score in the nintht and won in the
eleventh on an error by the visitors
Score; r. II. z.
Portland ....... .,......... II .
san FRANCISCO ...... ..-........... 2 9
Batteries-Gum, Kinsella and Donahue:
low Henley and Street
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First-class billiard room at the
White House. Second So. and Main
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Batteries-Joss and Clark; Glaze. Harris
md Armbruster.
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Batteries-Wals and Stanley; ClafIin
and Clyde. Umpire-Klopf.