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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
TOBACCO TRUST IS
SUED FOR DAMAGES
Monarch Tobacco Company
Asks SI,5OO,OO0 for Ruina=
ton of Its Business
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOUISVILLE, KY, July S1.-A suit
for s1,5OO.O0O damages was filed this
afternoon In the federal court by the
Monarch tobacco company, an independ-
ent concern, against the American
tobacco company, the Hall & Williams
tobacco company and the Mengel box
company. An effort Will be made to
serve a summons in New York on James
B. Duke, president OF the American
tobacco company.
The plaintiff alleges that the trade
of the Monarch tobacco company has
been ruined through the practices of
the tobacco trust. The petition declares
that since the factory was organized in
1901 1T has sustained actual damages
of 100000 and three times that sum
is demanded.
The trust is further charged with
destroying the trade of competitors. 1t
is accused of running so called inde-
pendent factories. 1t is alleged that
the trust coerces jobbers and refuses
in many instances to sell them to-
bacco unless they refrain from selling
Independent brands Of tobacco.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. five furlougs selling-Charlotte B.
Lady Powell, Inspector Bird, Yankeet Marian
Louise, Zoe Young, Senator Paynter Taskmaster,
Garter Light. Reno Rebel. Godfather, Siege Gun.
Second race, seven furlongs selling-Sylva U.
Columbia Girl Reuben. RIA ther Royal, Sam Bar
Der, Kumiss. Tarp. Nettie Hicks Kamsack,
Budapest Royal Ben, Esther r.
Third race. seven furlongs, selling-Lord Ros-
sington Burnolette. Herssin, Decklaw, st. Joe,
Ed Sheridan. Andrew Mack. Fair Chance. Duke
OF Orleans, Redmont Prince Frederick, Golden
Wine.
Fourth race, and a sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Golden Light, Duchess Of Montabella, Ke-
nova Lola White, King Brush. Hi Caul Cap,
Cardinal sarto. Tea Tray II, Herodotus, Man
dator.
Fifth race, Bozeman handicap. five furlongs-
Aunt Hala Neva Lee, Lucy Marie Billy May
ham, Harvel Port Malone, La Gloria. Couple
Harvel and La Gloria. Pasadena entry.
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles, selling
Prince of Orange, Docile. Meadowhorn, Peerless
Lass, Adesso. J. V. Kirby, Ballston Boy, Happy
Rice, Bon Yivant.
Seventh race five and a half furlongs. sell
g-Disagreement Banthel, Ollie Wood, Minnie,
The Slicker Tyler Electric Light. Zella G.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
INCORPORATE NEW
RAILROAD COMPANY
Colorado Men Propose to Bay
and Complete Bakersfield
and Ventura Line
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL


SAN JOSE, July 31-Articles of in
corporation of the Bakersfield and
Ventura railroad company were fled
yesterday in the Office Of the clerk OF.
Santa Clara county. The incorporators
are Charles T. Carnahan, John A Ew-.
ing, Martin NJ. HANNA. Samuel NJ.
Thompson Jr. and H. Farguson. all OF
Colorado, and the principal Office OF the
company is at Denver
The articles declare that it is the.
purpose OF the company to purchase.
maintain, operate, extend and complete
the railway formerly owned and pos
sessed by the Bakersfield and Ventura
railroad company. which was sold by
the Title Insurance and Trust company
of Los Angeles to T. w Phelps as
special administrator. The railroad
property is described as a main line.
between Hueneme and Round Noun
tain. a main line between Los Angeles
and Santa Cruz. a branch line between
Sargent and Hollister. and other pos
sessions. Authority 10 engage in the
telephone. telegraph and express busi-
ness is included.
The capital stock is placed. at $780,
600. Meetings of the directors are t0
be held at Oxnard or Los Angeles Tay-
lOr & FOrgy of Los Angeles are attOr7
neys for the incorpOratOrs-
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Meyer brother Of Lea Meyer Mrs. Simon
Levi OF San Diego and Mrs Cave of Los An
geles a native OF Melun, France, aged 81
years months and days
Frienss and acquaintances respectfully
invited to attend the funeral tomorrow (Sun-
day., August 2, at $50 a. m. from King
Solomons hall. 1790 Fillmore street, where
pares Trm oe osa nHo No onder 10
terment Home of Peace cemetery, via IL 80
o'clock train from Third and Townsend streets.
Mass company, 1895 Golden Gate avenGs
near Fillmore street.
MEYERS-In this city July 81. 1908. Joseph
and son of Adeline Meyers of Portland, Ore.
a native of Salt Lake City.
the funeral tomorrow Sunday, August ?,
Of Porter & White. 12ls Eddy street. Inter,
train from Third street depot.
Members of San Francisco lodge No 3,
B. p. o: Blks, are notified to attend the
on Sunday, August 2. 1905 at 10 o'clock
a. NJ, from the parlors of Porter 6 White.
1914 Eddy street rear G@S, LSg1@a hy BY order Of
Attest: HERMAN KOHN. Secretary.
MI1.ER-In this city. July 81. 1908. Lizzie
Miller Of Suisnn. Cal, beloved sister Of Mrs.
Mary Raymond, native Of County Cork. Ire
land.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday. Al-
gust s. 1908, at $3.50 o'clock a m., from
the residence or her sister. Mrs. Anrte Ellis,
S21S Twenty first street, thence to st. James
church. where requiem high will be
celebrated for the repose OF her SOUL coru-
mencing at o'clock a. M Interment Holy
Cross cemetery, BY electric funeral car from
Twenty-ninth and Mission streets.
NEIIr-In San Rafael. Cal. July 81. 1OOS Jane
Marshall Nell. beloved wife of the late Rob
ert E Nell, and devoted grandmother of Mrs
Alexander Lilley, Mrs. Waiter Hobart and
William Wilberforce Williams. n native OF
Columbus, o., aged So years months and
20 days.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services tomor-
row Sunday August 2, 1908, at 4 O'Clock
d. M, at her late residence T46 Sixth
street, San Rafael Interment Columbus, o.
NIEMAN-In San Anselmo CAL July go
1905 Ignatz. beloved husband OF AmaIia Me
man, father OF Mrs. r. l.. Carter and Raw
Nathaniel and Samuel Sanders, ard brother
of Mrs p. Lefkoyitz and Mrs. z. Brown
7 native Of Hungary, aged 55 years months
and 20 days
invited to attend the funeral services tOmor-
row Sunday, August 2, 1905, at 10 o'clock
a. M, at 355 First avenue. Cremation /. o.
o. f. cemetery
O'BRIEN-In Peralta Park, Berkeley. CAL
July 81. 1905. Patrick. beloved husband OF
the late Johanna OBrieu, and father OF
Michael, Richard. Jeremiah. George. Timothy
ard the late John and Stephen O'Brien ma
tive Of ireland. aged 40 years.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
O'CONNOR-In this city July 30 1905 Jere-
miah. dearly beloved husband Of Margaret
O'Connor. loving father of Margaret Nellie
Walter. and Lulu O'Connor and the hate
Mary A. Doian. brother OF Mrs. David Mar
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Baseball Notes

Brashear Is the latest cripple 10 5oin the
Angel hospital list He hurt his knee IN
Thursdays game. and result Jud smith was
attoncd out in right held and Wheeler contin-
ned on the Job az third base.
slug Slsttery got back into the game after
three weeks layon and he worked Ike man
badly In need Of practice. The way he pegged
70 second made the beachers moan Tie An
gels grabbed OF six stolen bases without nnch
EFFORT and they might have gone stronger had
hey tried.
Henry Berry has decided to put his new bush
pitchers, Pat Phillips and Brisweider, 10 work
ss soon be goes home with his team next
week Both men have showed I'D well in trv-
outs and Berry believes that they are the max
ingS Of good box artists BE was a bit afraid
20 try them out here.
The gamblers brigade has shifted hesdquar-
ters from the lower section Of the grandstand
70 the far corner Of the FIRST base bleach
ers Here they stall around 7mong themselves
and make a few bets when nobody is looking.
The raid last Sunday has apparently broken up
the ring, for while at least
Jim Morley, formerly manager Of the Los An
geles team. breezed into the park yesterday
afternoon sttired in a flock Of clothes that would
have gone IN Newport Jim says that he is out
Of baseball. but will start big bowling
alley and billiard parlor some place around this
city.
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Wild Bell TrotS Fast
in zoo Class
Wins the Gray Stake at Santa
Rosa From RufherfOrfS
x. Ambush

SANTA ROSA, July 31.-Three star @
events showed on today's card or the
preeuers meet and all were hotly con cor
Tested. the result being as fine 20 6ay r. >
sport as was ever witnessed under the
auspices of the association.
me best time made was by r. y
Ruhstaller's Wild Bell in the 2;O9 trot,
winch negotiated the distance In the
hrst, heat in 2:0911. The second neat
went to Rutherfords horse r. Ambush
In 2:1OR, but Wild Bell annexed the
race and purse by taking the next TWO
heats in 2:12M and 2:11.
Tne 2:19 class trot brought out elgnt
starters, Lady Mckinney, one OF FRANK
J. Kilpatrick's string, selling heavy
favorite. The race and first money
went to w. L. Vances brown mare
easter Bells in straight heats, Lazy
Mckinney second and Monicrat third.
James Southerlands Moortrix, a good
one by Azmoor. dam by Nutwood
wilkes, took the Chamber of Commerce
stake in the year old pace IN
straight heats from BLY,, Demonis
Wilkes and Lookout, which finished in
two, three, four order all the way
through. The attendance today was
the largest OF any time during the pres
messed on the local track. Summary:
To beat 2:3oA-F ]. Kilpatrick's Lady Wash
ington: Time. 2:2sA
First race. 2:25 class pacing, 3 year olds,
Chamber of Commerce stake, in .:
Moortrix. b. s. by .Azmoor (Chadbourne} i l
On BY, b. by On Stanley lconqTgesttl 2
Deuonlo w likes, D. s. by DeInonlo tonllthJ-o :,
Lookout, br. s. by Search1ight (ward) "a
Time, 2:147a, 2:141a. 2;154a.
Second race, 209 class trotting, j. h. Gray
stake, In 8:
Wild Bell, br. e. by Wild Nut (Quinn) i l
r. Ambush, br. h. by O'clock (Rutherford)2 l 3
Athashar, b. h. by Athadon (Walton) 3 3 4
j. Caldwell, bc.by Strathway lThompson)4 2
Time, 2:o91a, 2:10h. PIP, 2:11.
Third race. 219 class trotting, f. 5. Turner
stake, 3 in D:
Easter Bells, b. m. by Diablo (Vance) 49,. i
l. Mckinney. BIN. by W Mckinney (Ables)2
Monicrat blk. by Wookman (Spencer) 3
Berona b. m. by n. Wilkes (Sharpl ....5 6
Irene, b. M by Martins Florida (Prior) A I
The Angelus br.s. by Zombro (Chadbourne)6
Wild Girl, br m. by Wild Nutting (Smith) dis.
Time. 2:12, 2:1115, 2:1IM.
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and brother in law OF Patritk Goreorsn. a
native Of Killarney. County Kerry .Ireiana-
aged So years
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited to attend TIE funeral today sat
uriayl. at $50 a m, from his late residence.
30S Jules avenue. Ingleside. thence TO St
MiohaePs church. Ocean View where a ~
quiem high mass will be celebrated Tor the
lnterment Holy Cross cemetery.
PIERCE-At her residence in COlma San Ma
teO county. Cal. July 81 1903. Maggie,
dearly beloved wife OF Harry Pierce. and
Alice Logomarsino and the late Harry and
Ethel Pierce, native Of New York
R4YNoL,D-1n this city July 80. lsos. Louis
REED-In this city. July 80. 1905 James An
drew Reed eldest son OF Michael and thS
late Bridget Reed. and brother Of Eltzsseth.
Laura and Arthur Reed. Mrs. ]. " Porter.
Mrs. ]. J. sherry Mrs. f. C. crowley. Mrs.
r. A. Frawley and Mrs. ". Lynch. native
Of Calitornia, sged 80 years moails and
Friends and aequairtances sre respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday. AuSuss
Barry & Scully. 927 Valencia street. thence
TO St. Peters church. where requiem high
mass VIII be celebrated for the repose q rs
soul. commencing at O'Clock Interueos
Holy Cross cemetery.
SCHUSsEI-In Germany. July *. 1875. EU-
genia. dearly beloved wife of the late Con-
rad Schussel. and dearly beloved mother %
Wilhelm. Eduard. Carlos. Mase Conrad and
Marie sehussel Grstchen oestreieheg. Nmelia
Oestreicher and Eugenla Herms- (New York
and St Louis papers please copy
SEARLE-In this city July 81. 1905, George
w. Searie. a native OF New York city
SMITH-In this city. July 81. 1905. Bridget
Smith. dearly beloved mother OF Mrs Fl. Pyle
and Thomas. Philip. Edward and Charles
Smith and the late Theresa smith. a native
Of Ireland. aged IS years
STAMM-In this city, July 81. 1908. Christisn
W.. dearly beloved husband OF Emma Stsmm.
loving father Of Emma and Gertrude and the
late Alvina and Helena Stamm. loving son
Of Fred and Caroline Stamm. and brother Of
Marie BooS and the late Henry Stamm A
native OF Budingen. Hessen- Darrnstadt. Ger
many. aged 42 years mouths and Il DAYS.
A member Of Germania stamm No. S5. T. O
R. NJ. and Deutsche Metzger verein. Wheel
ing. W. Va. papers please copy
Friends and acqnaintances are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral services forno--
row Sunday. August 2. 1905. at 80 o'cIocz
2. m. from the parOrs or Julius $ Codean
sos Montgomery avenue. Cremation -
D. +. cemetery.
THOMPSON-In this city. July 81 1908 e
her residence, 2J05 Devisadero street Har-iet
wife OF the late Robert r. Thompson. a ~
tive OF Ohio. aged 50 years months aDs
21 days Portland. Ore. papers please eopv.1
Funeral private. f't
CARD OF THANKS
LINN-We wish 10 thank our NAM f~;.-,.,
for their sympathy and kindness in o,,r -
reavement. MRS. NJ LINN ana F,r.i, oe~
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont July Sl.-Tnirtieth day. wealth
er clear. track fast
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward
Click Abrams (Heathrrnl .10I l 3 2
7-2-Lord Rossington (Talpin) .102 y 2
5-2-Athgold tPendergast) =: 40. 2 31a
Time, I:0Iia. Denigne, Unlock Mosketo,
Talien. LAkeview. Kaiserhof. Glevens. Tanand.
finished as named. Winner b. &. l4 by Renvice
or Balgowan- -Keenesaw Belle. Start perfect.
Won handily. Next two driving. Abrams had
the foot.
SECOND .RACE-si1 furlongs selling. maiden
! year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
K s-5-Petaluma (Borel .....1o5 IL
l5-l-sOapy Jones tMOrse). 1o7 81
Time. lisa. KeiOwna. Sharper Bawn. Jeze-
bel. Red Era. Boundclin. Homelight. Hop Queen.
80 by St. Avonicus- Odd and Even. Start good.
Won easily. Next. two driving. Petaluma was
best and was never in danger.
THIRD RACE-Three furlongs. selling; year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
5-1-Sid Silver (AIcKiRnonl .I07 2 q
lo-1-Forty -four. (Singleton) .1O7 l .
6-5-Ontario oregon (Nelson) IO5 I 81 8
Time. :35. Grasscutter. E: NJ. Brattain, Susie
Gregg Happy Chappy, Joe Wooten, Mrs.
by Siddartha Silver Bangle. Start bad. Won In
drive of four. Forty-four beat the gate, but
closed stoutly. Grasscutter, of poorly, closed
very strong; probably best
FOURTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs,
handicap, 2 year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st, Str. Fin.
6-5-Mad Musgrave (Aubcbn)Il5 > l 1913
2-1-Lena Leach (Kirschbm) .i10 1 % 2
9-1-Jane Laurel (yan DusenD 100 3 3
F. Time 1:06E. CoOney Nen, Knight Deck, Bon
hles Jim Mallady. finished as named; Winner
br. {. by Etheibert-American Beauty. Start bad.
Won ridden out. Second and third driving Mad
cline Musgrave set the pace all the way and
stood OF Lena Leach cleverIy enough. at the
end. Lena Leach weakened badly in final six
teenth when Kfrschbaum drew his whip. Jane
Laurel might have beaten them both with an
even break,
FIFTH RACE Five furlOnss. selling. year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
l-2-SeTenful (kirschbaum)10 100 L. 2 u
T-2-Hereafter (van Dusenl .lo2 3 2Is2
12-1-Rustling silk (Nelson). 95 4 3 2Ib
Time 1:00ss. James A. Murray, Robert Nit
cheli Contingent, Master Lester. vinton, fin
borough Beatrice S. Start good. Won handiy :
Second stopping. Third easily. Sevenfull
gamest. Hereafter tired. fast at the end, but
hung on better than usual.
SIXTH RACE-one mile. selling, 3 year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
S.I-Ruth W (Fischer). .l03 2 Il
SD. Montabello CIl aumlee 3 ~
10-1-Elevation (Borel) ...-104 10 ~
Time. 1929. Chief Desmond. Phil Igoe. VIII
BerTyessa. Search Me, finished as named. Win
ner. ch M. ., by Kings Counsel Letter B. Start
bello closed stoutly. Desmond quit at end.
SEVENTH RACE-Siile and a sixteenth sell
ing. year olds and upward:
oads raa morTs TraH and Il I0ekey aof,:, VT St str Fin
I0-1-Benvolio CAfcKinnonj i1o %
9-l-John J. Rogers (Stuart)107 u u
Galvanic, Msrkie Mayer. finished as named Win,
ner, b. s., 4 by Free Knight Ella Martin IL.
RFd driven Tsn Tn sy fas es see2Sd Sente the
stoutly- Rogers tired at the end. Graphite
made up ground.
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Law Entirely Obeyed
at Saratoga
No Trouble From Officials Ex-
peCfed; Keene Springs
Clever FiHy

SARATOGA, July S1.-The anti-gam-
bling law, according to Judge BIS
choffs decision. was obeyed strictly,
owing to the instructions of the man
agement and the fuIhlIment OF the or
der by the Pinkertons today The local
authorities say that as long as the
meeting is conducted as it was yeSter-
day there will be no cause for official
action.
James R. Keene introduced a clever
filly in Wedding Bells in the third race.
shooters backed her from to to even
money. Wallfiower was considered the
contender and proved so, but was
never dangerous to the winner. which
took an early lead and won galloping;
Petticoat outgamed Cotytto for third
place. There was considerable money
bet on Complete to win the MohaWR
stake, and her odds receded from 10
to to l. There was, however, Dig
play on Moquette. The latter got away
In the lead when the barrier was re-
leased and was never headed. winning
by three lengths with Complete the
same distance in front of GOlconda Tor
the place.
There was an upset for the talent
In the handicap. in which Royal Tour
ist, Marathon and the Sanford pair.
Kennyetto and Sir John Johnson, had
stable following. The last bell, how
ever. showed strong play on Beau
coup, and 1t proved the best Investment;
as he won easily from Marathon and
Royal Tourist.
The summary:
FIRST RACE-Fiye and a half furl0ngs. FOR
2 year olds that have not won. purse $1,000
S4OO added:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin;
1-2-Connaught 100 (shiliing) -------------d l
1o-1-chepoSntuc:. io5 m (E. Duganj
Time. l:07 3-5. The Gardner and FredOnia
finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-one mile, selling purse $500
added; 8 year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Elm.
5-2-Disobedient 102 (IcCahey) .............
10-1-D'Arkle, 100 (AicCarthy) ......--....--- 3
Sim, Time o., ii Tia Alsnda Esst0n. Punch Ocean
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs 500
added, year old maiden fllies:
Odds. Horse, Weight. and Jockey. Fin
18-6-WailnoSer. IG7 Cw. Miller ......... 2
Time, I:o7 ootytt0; Miss Granville. Secret
Alderman's Daughter. finished as named.
FOURTH RAOE-one mile and a furlong. sell
ing. the Mohawk, $500 added. 8 year Olds:
odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S1-Complete, SO (McCahey) -.-.--->..----2
4-1-Golconda. 80 (Sweetl ........-........3
Time. 1854 3-5. Obert and Omnipotent finished
named.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. the Delaware handi-
cap. 5000 added 3 year olds and upward:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
i21-Beaucoup, 90 (MeCahey) .-....-.....-..1
2-1-Marathon. 80 (McCarthy) ....-..-.....-.2 ?
65-Royal Tourist 112 (E. Duganl .-....--..s 3
Time. 1;40 1-5. Kennyetto Robert Cooper,
Sir John Johnson, finished as named.
SIXTH RAOE-Seven furlongs, S4o0 added.
maiden 8 year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-4-Delirium. 112 (E. Dugan) ....-.-....... I
6-l-Frances Ray, 11O Cdusgrave) .........2
Time. 1:27. Torenia and Yorklyn finished as
named.
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LOSES WIFE AND IS
ACCUSED OF CRIME
Herman BOehm's Wife Secures
Divorce While He Is Impli-
Gated in Shooting

Herman Boehm, the convict whose
wife accused him of having confessed
to being one of the two men who muir
dered Joseph Buttgenbach, q rich pork
packer, received rough treatment at
the hands of fortune yesterday. His
wife secured divorce and was grant
ed all the community property, except
ing a horse and wagon, and he was
positively identified as one of the men
implicated in gun fight with Po-
licemen Skelly and Walsh at Twenty
third and Dolores streets April 5.
Inasmuch as this was one of the
crimes which his wife said he had
confessed to her, the police have come
to the conclusion that her statements,
though apparently improbable. have
some weight and will redouble their
efforts to run down the charges and
secure enough evidence on which to
bring a formal charge.
Boehm was identified by Donald Nc
Cord, an automobile dealer of Oakland,
who was on the scene at the time of
the shooting and attempted to capture
the criminals. He saw the two men,
he said, place masks on their faces,
but before they had got down to work
Skelly and Walsh appeared The thugs
ran and McCord sprang forward and
caught one of them by the arm, but he
broke away, and, leveling his revolver.
opened up a running fight with the po-
licemen. Yesterday McCord picked out
Boehm from large collection of con-
victs as the man whose arm he had
caught. The other man, whom the po-
lice think was John Black, McCord was
unable to identify.
While the Identification was being
made at the county jail Boehms wife
was being granted a divorce I'm Judge
ty. She was awarded all the property
except horse and wagon, for the sup
port of herself and her children. The
property consists of a house, a little
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-01
Angels Show Too Much
Class for the Oaks
Van HaIfren's Brigade Never
Has Chance Once the
Champions Oct Started
RY w. ]. SIaftery

Poor Oakland came in for another
kick down the toboggan yesterday az a4t-
ernoon. Outbatted. outhelced ana OUT
generated every time the. bali wnlzzeu
fn any direction. Oakland made but
painful stall once the champion An
gels struck their gait and took II upon
themselves to gather runs. 1ne one
that the Commuters annexed was
sort of Joke and came in the, first IN
ming. After that period not one OF
vans tribe figured and the best thing
the kind hearted fans.
Hosp evidently forgot the tactics
which he used TO toss of last sunday s
game 10 the Seals and yesterday ne
showed a fash of his real tWlrilns
form With his teammates doing all
they could to help him, Hosp took 70
the going after the first inning ana
made the Oaks look like a flock OF
tramps. They could not do anything
any place and were lucky TO get OH SO
easily.
bined with their ability TO squeeze
runners over the oyster that did the
work for Los Angeles. once tney put
man on first he generally figured TO
come right over the route ere the three
out had been recorded. It was Just
like 8 race between a greyhound ana
= Potrero drayhorse after the opening
The first brought run for each
team. Bernard. the first man up. was
hit by a wild shoot and cleVerly punt
For Oakland, Heitmuller tore off a
two bagger into left with two out or
the way. Eagan was passed and Bllly
Hogan did the only good work OF tne
day for Oakland by slapping one
against the right field fence and send
ing IN Heine.
The Angels then stalled till the fifth.
In that inning Cook dropped Delmas
fly and Del landed on second Easter
ley singled and Bernard bunted Del
mas home. In round seven Easterley
opened I'D with a triple to the club
hOase waited while Hosp was being
disposed Of and beat in home when
Bernard tapped a safe bingle over
second.
Believing that they. might as well go
as far as they could, the Angels kept
up their bOmbardment in the eighth
and ninth. Oakes started with drive
TO center and stole. Dillon bunted him
10 third and then Loucks heaved a
'-ery wild pitch, giving oaks lots OF
tine to register the run.
Dumb work on the part of the Oak
land fnfeld and Catcher Slattery's in
ability 10 peg the ball added another
10 the Los Angeles total in the get
away inning. Delmas hit and Easter
Bernard was passed. The pair pulled
of nice double steal, though had
SlatterV shown any speed at all with
his wing he might have stopped one
OF them before the run scored.
The way Loucks pitched would never
have won him q home in the. big
brush. He was slow ard q goni2ing in
his movements and easy enough for the
Angels to hit whenever they We're IL
need Of a run. The Oakland infield
was slow and listless and many went
through that should have been handled
had the players been on the Job as
they should have been. The score: -
los ANGELES