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The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24
GET PRETENTI0Us DEPOT.
Special to Daily Panhandle.

Special to Daily Panhandle.
Tulsa, Okla, Dec. 23.--The cor.
porations commission has approved
plans for the new Katy passenger
station here, which will be more than
a block long and more magnificent
than any in the Southwest. II Is
to take the place of the one burned
year ago,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

New York, Dec. 23.--At the Of.
flee of the Standard in this city IL
was stated that no official OF the
company would make any comment
at present upon the decision Of the
Missouri supreme court in BUSTING
the two oil companies from the
state.
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DISSOIVHS WatHrs-PleTCe and
Gusts Two Other
Companies
EACH IS FINED $4,000
ROCkefeIIeFS Satellites In
New York Refuse 10 Make
any Comment
Asaoclatod Press.

Associated Press.
jefferson City, Mo-, Dec. "a
The supreme court Of Missouri to-
day upheld the contention of the at
torney general in the custer suit of
the state against the Wsters.Pierce
OIL company, the Standard Oil com.
pany OF Indiana and the Republic
OIL company of Ohio, filming each OF
the defendants $4,000.
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FIREMAN FOUND DEAD.

Palestine. Texas, Dec. 23.--R. B.
Smith, an International & Great
Northern fireman was found dead in
bed today He will be buried at
Troupe.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

The Hague, Dec. 23.-The govern
ment has sent instructions to the
commanders of the three Dutch war.
ships in Venezuelan waters to cease
further activity against Venezuela.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1908-12-24

When Thornton Jenkins Hams was
placed on trial at Flushing, N, Y,
for completely in the killing of
William +. Annis by Captain Pc
ter c. Hams, JT., an officer in the
United States army, the court or
dercd that all letters in the hands
of the attorneys for the defense
bearing on facts leading up TO the
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GIRL COUNTING LINE

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Washington, Dec. 23.--Resump.
ton Of American diplomatic rela'
lions with Venezuela is at hand. OF
ficinl communication has been re-
teived by the state department
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killing be produced. 1t /, the pur-
pose of the prosecution to try to
prove that Thornton Hams melted
the killing by writing to his broth
or and otherwise apprising him OF
the alleged relations between the
army officers wife and Annis This
cut shows Hams on his way to
court and tho courthouse where he
is on trial.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
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Football Casualties Are
Not Decreased
During Seasons Warfare Be-
tween Rival Teams Ten Men
Perish and 200 Injured
Special pIsrArcH TO THE GAIL

CHICAGO. Nov 15.='Debrutalized
football has been as brutal as ever In
this season of 1908. now nearing a
close.
The total to date in gridiron warfare
between colleges. high schools and ath-
letic clubs is 10 dead and 29O injured.
The adoption of more open scheme
of play has failed for the third season
to realize the hope of the supporters OF
the game that cleaner record could
be shown.
Fatalities have been reduced to no
appreciable extent, and more players
have been injured thus far than were
hurt in the season of 1905, when the
appalling record prompted coaches and
college heads to revise the rules. This
is the list Of dead:
Wilfred Balthazsr, Waterbury, Conn,
high school. fractured his spinal column
in a practice game September u and
died September Is.
John Cooper, University OF North
Carolina, died November at Clinton.
N. c., from an injury to his spinal col
umn sustained during practice.
Albert Daugherty of the Evansville,
Ind, Young Mems Christian association
died November 10 at Evansville from
with another player in a game NOven-
Der at Henderson, Ky Team us
banded.
Ernest Dickson. 21 years old. OF the
University of Arkansas died November
from injuries received October 20 IN
a game with Oklahoma university
J. j. Dyck. senior at southwestern
normal school, died September 10 from
internal injuries received the day pre-
vious in a game at Weatherford. Okla
Thomas Evans, Utah agricultural col
1ege, died October 27 at Logan, Utah,
from a broken neck sustained October
"a in game against the Colorado
school of mines
G. Cooke Ferebee. Virginia military
institute. died October 81 from con-
cussion of the brain sustained in
game with Roanoke college at LeXing-
ton, Va.
Charles Marker. 81 year old. died
November S at Great Bend. Kan. from
injuries received two weeks previously
while a spectator at a game.
William NJ. Potts. p years old. mem
Der of a school team at CannOnsburg.
Pa. died October II from cOncusstOn or
the brain sustained October in a game
a Cannonsburg-
William smith. 16 years old, died
October 10 at Clarion. Iowa, from heart
trouble following a violent strain dur
ing a game October II between the
Clarion and Eagle Grove elevens.
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16

San Francisco fans. those at least
who took in the games of the Bay
Cities league at Recreation park yes
terday, saw classy ball between the
1mperials and the Wiley B. Aliens, and
the Calkins and the Gantner & Mat
terms. All four clubs were on the job
from start to finish. In the first game
Bill Bracket presented a youngster
named Troy. who hurls from the left
side. and this boy is going to show
the fans something. Girot, too, pitched
great ball. but the Imperials hit him at
opportune times.
The second game sent the Calkins
and the Gantner & Mattern teams to-
gether, and this was like the first
game, a hummer. OBanion was on the
hill for the Knitters and tried hard to
keep the Calkinses from lacing out his
curves. but to no avail, for the Sorac-
cos bunch maintained their regulations
as sluggers. The Gantner &, Matterns
wanted the game badly, for it was the
first defeat they have met in seven
months.
Opposed to the Knitters' team was
young Tomisini of Stanford, and this
lad pitched a game that made every
body sit up and look. O'COnnor at
third who is a left handed player,
pulled off a couple of stunts that
brought him a round of applause. At
thowe at short greatly strengthened
the Calkins team. OConnell and Jim
Nealon umpired. Scores:
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Champions and RaiSin
Eaters Break Even
and Fresno Each Win
Exhibition Game at the
Slough City
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

STOCKTON. Nov. 15.-Honors We're
even at the end of a double header
played here today between the cham
pions and the Raisin Eaters. Fresno
won the-frst game by the score Of to
1. Two TO one in favor of the cham
pions tells the story of the second con-
test. Baum's pitching in the first game
was a feature of the day, allowing only
seven scattering hits.
Before the first game was called the
five pennants won by Stockton were
hoisted to the masthead of the. ground $
stan. Ex-District Attorney Arthur H.
Ashley delivered a short address before
the grand stand, in which he praised
Moring for his devotion to the national
sport and lauded his success in captur-
ing the worlds record by winning four
successive pennants. Baum and Kuhn
also were cOmplimented for the assist
ance rendered Stockton In capturing
the 1908 pennant, Baum pitching two
shutout games against San Jose and
Kuhn making a circuit OF the bases
when the play was needed TO lessen
the percentage Of the Prune Pickers.
Scores:
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Showing Made by the
Leading Jockeys

Jockey Shilling made a brilliant
record for himself at Emeryville during
the days Immediately preceding his sus-
pension, which began Friday. During
the first four days Of last week he rode
more than so per cent of his mounts to
victory, and his winning percentage
since the opening Of the season. not
Wfthstanding a poor beginning opening
day, averages handsomely. Despite the
fact that he has been out of the saddle
for TWO days in consequence OF his sus-
pension he holds substantial lead over
the other boys at Emeryville in the
struggle for riding honors. Y Powers
and G. Ross are tied for second place
with Archibald and Walsh close up and
Kirschbaum not far away Jockey
Hayes and E. Sullivan are among the
boys farther down the list who have
made splendid percentages. The stand
ing OF the boys who have ridden at
least one winner since the season
opened is as follows.
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O'Shea'S Crack Hound
Is Beaten in Final
Golden Rule, a ? to 1 Choice,
Falls Before Miss Emily
at IngIeSide

Golden Rule, Jerry O'Shea's crack
black greyhound, carrying a bundle of
the talents coin, went down to defeat
yesterday in the final of the class stake
at Ingieside coursing park, being beaten
by Bert Woods in and out performer,
Miss Emily. The latter on her running
during the day did not figure to be the
long shot the talent made her against
Golden Rule which had much the worst
of the running. Golden Rule was a
1 TO 2 choice.
In the deciding course Miss Emily
ran unsighted, and Golden Rule had
a race by herself which took the edge
off her speed. This handicap gave Miss
Emily a rare chance, and in the next
race she won easily.
The days sport was marked by a
number of unsets. The unfinished stake
went TO another outsider. Ottawa gal
loped home a winner with fair price
laid against him all day. The final
went to George KrehIs dog, as the
Stockton greyhound Go Ashore, was
Withdrawn in the final. The up country
dog showed a world OF speed ana
A champion stake, which is to be
one of the richest coursing events or
the season, is down for decision De-
cember 6. Sixteen dogs viii start and
they are TO be matched. The losers
will meet on the following week. The
results follow:
Unfinished stake, third round-Roman Actress
beat Raby Aurora; Go Ashore beat Primrose;
Shaun O'FarrelI beat GaicOver; Tennis Girl beat
Young Johnnie; Red Leaf beat Fetter Frees
Last; Erby beat Mosquito; Ottawa beat Bright
Flower; Maud 0'Connor beat Ottawa.
Fourth round-Go Ashore beat Roman Actress;
Shaun O'Farrel beat Tennis Girl; Red Leaf beat
Erby; ottawa beat Maud 0'Connor.
Fifth round--Go Ashore beat Shaun 0'Farrell; /;
Ottws beat Red Leaf.
Final--Ottawa q bye. Go Ashore withdrawn.
Glass stake, first rOund-Walla Walla beat
Sangerman; Melrose Belle beat The Rowdy; In
Fincible beat Curry; Silver Musk beat Onondago;
Golden Rule beat Gallant Boy; Georgetown beat
Crystal: Roman Money beat L NJ NJ Galtemore
beat Belmont: Hollyberry beat Russell ] :; Wau-
banauhkee beat White Rogue. Miss Emily beat
Race King: Billy Mutually beat Carmel
Second round-Wala WalIa beat Merose Belle;
Silver Musk beat Invincible; Georgetown beat
Gsltemore; Golden Rule beat Roman Money;
Holyberry beat Waubanauhkee; Miss Emily beat
Billy Mutually.
Third round-WalIa wallR beat Silver Musk;
Miss Emily best Georgetown; Golden Rule beat
Hollyberry.
Fourth round-Golden Rule beat walia walla;
Miss Emily a bye
Final-Miss Emily beat Golden Rule.
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Hildredth Heads List OF
Winning Owners

S. c. Hfldreth. James Davis and Colonel
W. E. Applegate are the owners whose
horses have already won in excess of
$1,000 since the opening OF the Emery
vile racing season. Hndreth's purse
winnings foot up s5.915, which is a
much better start than he made last
season. when his horses pulled down
$4,000 in purses at Emeryville. Hill
dreth has already won eight races, and
If he can continue as he has begun his
horses viii win more money this sea-
son than any stable has ever before
earned in California. In respect to
races won, Colonel Applegate and A. B.
Spreckels come next TO Hildreth, each
with three firsts to their credit. The
standing of those owners who have won
in excess of 5000 is as follows:
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sAnnrentice aIlownnce.
Black and White Win
GOlfing Feature

James Black and c. D. Whyte Of the
Presidio golf club won the home and
home contest with F. Kales and f. c.
Newton of the Claremont country club.
The score for the ~ holes was 10 up.
Newton and Kales won the second half
of the match which was played on the
course at Claremont yesterday, by one
hole, but they had no chance to over
come the advantage of IL up which
the Preside players had gained the
week previous on their home course
Newton was the star OF yesterdays $
play The Presidio players led by one
hole when the mornings play was COM
pleted. and they increased this lead
to 2 UP on the fourteenth hole of the
second round. At this stage Newton
played the golf which won the coast
championship for him. He did remark
able driving. and his putting has rare
ly been exceIled on the course at Clare
mont He won three of the last four
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Workouts at EmeryViIIe

Bucolic-Haif in 80.
Marchesa-Ffye-eigh ighths IN .oz.
frank Flittner-Mile in I:56 IS
Mauretania-Fi FiTe-eighths 10 I:O4
Gossiper II-Three-Quarters in .2Osb
FIewsie- -Five-eighths in 1905.
Temaceo- -Three-Quarters in 1:I9lz.
Elsver Iine-Half IN %
Mansard-Haif in .53ia.
Obey-Half in 81
Figent-Half In 80 2-5.
Mabel Hollander-Th quarters in l.1T 25
Nassa-Seren -eighfhs IN 40
Who-T hrec -eightbs IN 30 25.
Tea Tray 1I-Three quarters in I IT 2-5
@. ". Burt-Three-Q quarters in 1.19l2.
Jokai-Tilree- eighths in IS.
Early Tide -Threeequsrters in i.23.
e Pavo-Half ia SO.
Free Knight the. Besr-Three- quarters in
Ketlakatla-Three quarters in 1.I9 10
Combury e-eiEhths IN l.02.
Belle Kinney-Half in 80.
Gsrgantua SevcD-eighfhs In I: 30.
veai-Hslf IN .5l.
Eeva Lee-Three- quarters IN III.
Pajaroits--F We -eighthg 10 .03.
Charles Green-Three e-eightbs IN 81.
Stroke and Solus-Three- quarters IN 10 Is.
Bushthorpe- -eightbs in 1903.
Pops-Three -eigbths IN ::}S.
Dowupatrick-Mile IN 1;4S1s.
Boggs and Confederate-Tbree-q quarters in
ie 20.
Blly Bowlegs-Three-o quarters in I:17.
Esgazam-Three- quarters in 1:l7.
Zick Abrams ighths in ;o4 2-5.
Altadice-Fire -eiehfbs in Loo 10.
GlEf Hazzoni-M1le In l:4a
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Winning Horses at the
Emeryville Meet

Since the opening of the San Fran
cisco racing season, one week ago Sat
urday. 1876 different horses have faced
the barrier at the Emeryville track
Of that number 81 have won and 48
others have taken down second and
third money. Fitzherbert, by virtue
urday heads the winning list in respect
10 amount of money won, and Wood
craft, one of his stable mates, has the
distinction of having won the greatest
number of races. The record of the
horses that have won in excess of
$500 is as follows:
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VALLEJO DEFEATS NAPA
SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE CALI

NAPA. Nov. 15.-The Vallejo baseball
team won the odd game OF the season
from Napa this afternoon on the East
Napa diamond by score Of 10 j
Napa has won five games and Vallejo
six. Napa threw the game away bv
errors. The batteries were. Mana
Yeazell and French; Vallejo. Krause
and Burns. Napa made seven hits and
Vallejo five.
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TRIBUNEs PLAY POOR GAME

OAKLAND, Nov. 15.-The United Rail-
roads players put over their fourth
straight victory at Freeman's park yes
terday morning, when they defeated the
Tribunes by a score of Is to in a
game full of errors and hitting. Van
Otterman was taken out of the box with
the score II to 2 in his favor and Sy-
monds was given a show. He started
off we'll, but in the sixth the Tribunes
hit him for five good swats and scored
five runs Score.
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TRIBuNEs
Total ...........40 o II 0 81 I6 ii
SUMMARY

Hits-or Thompson 3. on Christian s. on
Van 0tterman 3. OF Symons s. Runs-On
Thompson 10. OF Christian ). on Van otterman
@ Two base hits-Swanton, Merritt. Fair, West
phal Christian. Sacrifice hits-Lucero, Fair
Broadbent First base on, called balis-Of
Symons ,. of Thompson 3. of Christian ;
Struck out-By Van Ottermsn :, by Symons e.
by Thompson 3. by Christian f. Fit BY
pitcher--Hansh. Double play-Hanish to Adney
Passed ball-Golby, Wild pitch-Thompson
Christian (2). Credit victory to Van Otterman
defeat TO Thompson. Time of game hours
aud % minutes. Umpire -Goheynix.
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HAU.WAYMEN WIN GAME

At Dwight way grounds yesterday the
Transportation club defeated the Golden
Sheaf team by a score of j to /. Field
er for the Sheafs was hit hard and was
replaced by Sparks I'm the eighth, who
Jared no better. Little Coyne for the
Transportation club put over his SECOND
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SAN JOSE 5, SACRAMENTO 2
SPECIAL, DISPATCH To THE CALI

SAN JOSE. Nov. 15.-In a game full
of sensational fielding. unexpected
misplays and much rivalry, the San
Jose state leaguers defeated Sacra-
mento this afternoon on the Luna
park diamond by a score Of to 2. the
finish being exceedingly exciting. SEN
sational fielding by Happy Smith.
Bobby McHale and Kellar featured the
game. Tay Streib injured his leg in a
collision with Graham at second base
early in the game and retired in favor
of Williams.
The score
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MopEL YAcHT RAcEs POSTPONED

The model yachtsmen are out of luck
For the last three Sundays there has
not been enough wind on Spreckels'
lake TO blow the miniature crafts
about Yesterdays affair was to have
been the race for the Directors cup.
Commodore Brannan. with his Ruth.
has registered one win on the cup and
had the hope of capturing it perma-
nently yesterday. but the race had to
be postponed until next month
Nine boats We're on hand to compete.
They were the Ruth. Siidoo. Peace
Maker. Percilla. Agnes, Alvira, Arrow,
Cricket and Imp.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Chase. Three base hit-Kennedy.
Two base hit-kuhn. Stolen bases-4lOtt 81,
Kennedy, Kelly, Spencer Sacrifice hit-heley.
Struck out-By Henderson TO- by Baum 4. First
base called baIls-0f Henderson .. of Baum
.. Double plsys-Dewey to Ragan, Ragan TO
Mott. Kelley TO Mott Left Dissatisfaction
5, Fresno Z. Hit by pitcher-Mott ., Dewey.
Passed ball-Blankenship. First base on errors
Fresno 2 Time Of game hour and 25 min
utes. Umpire-Morrison. Scorer Reynolds.
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SUMMARY

Runs-On Fielder s. on Sparks S. Hits-On
Fielder s. or Sparks 4. Charge defeat to
Fielder Three base hit-Grimmelman. Two
base hits-Michelson. Muhl (2G. Schwerin. Sac
rihce hit-Coyne. First base on called balls
on Coyne ?. OF Fielder 4. or Sparks l. Struck
out-By Coyne q. by Fielder 4. BY Sparks 3.
Hit by pitcher-Grinsell. Passed balls-GrinseIl
Csrimmelmsn. Time of game hour and 80 min
utes- Umpires -Brockhon and Jacobs.
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Bay City League Has
Discovered PhenOnl
TOnisini, Young Stanford
Giant, Pitches a Great Game
for the CaIkinS
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF Yesterdays GAMES
At Berkeley-Transportatio II; Golden
Sheafs, !.
At oakland-United Railroads, Is; Trib-
unes, 8.
At San Francisco: First game-Impe-
rials, s.; Wiley B. Aliens, 2. Second
game-Calkins, 7; Gantner C Matterns, 2.
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FRESNn
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Shay. Two base hits-Ken-
nedy. Dewey. Haekett. Struck out-By Moski-
man g. by Smith 2. First base on called balls
on Moskiman l. on Smith I. Double play-Smith
to Kuhn to Sehimpn. Left on bases-Stockton
3. Fresno 6. First base on errors-FresnO L.
Passed ball-kuhn. Stolen bases-Ragan (2)
Schimpf. Sacrifice hits-Hackett, McHale
Time Of game-1 hour and 10 minutes Umpire
Morrison. ScOrer-ReynOlds
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GANTNER & MATTERNs
SITNMARY

Two base hits-Cerighino. Tomisini. Sacrifice
hits-Lavers (2l. Bolander ~, Warren IL.
First base called balls-0n Tomisini 1, off
o Banion 5. Struck Out-By Tomisini l. by
O'Banion 6. Hit by Observation-Disclosures. Con-
ner. Downing. Double plays-Laver to Smith:
Owens. unassisted. Wild pitch-O' Banion. Time
of game-1 hour and 30 minutes. Umpire
O'Connell.
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INDEPENDENTS BEAT SAND CRABS.
sPEcIAI. pIsPArcH 10 THE 80

SKECAAt- DiSFA1Ch IL AHhn CAAA-
SANTA CRUZ. Nov. 15.-The Inde-
pendents surprised a big crowd today
BY outplaying the Sand Crabs, and win
ming a hOtly contested game by a ninth
inning rally. With the score standing
one 10 one in the last frame. and three
or the Independents hugging the bases.
Abe Arrelanes. a former Coast league
star swung on one OF Johnny Hop
kfns first over for a double, scoring
the winning run. Score:
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Earned run-San Jose 1. Left on bases-San
lose 8 Sacramento J. First base on called
balls-On Brown > Wild pitch-BrOwn- Two
base hit-Strieb. Struck Out-Bv Stricklett 2.
by Brown 2 Hit BY pitcher-HOOper, Brynes.
Sacrifice hits-Jannsing. Enwright- Stolen bases
Graham Reid. McHale. Byrnes. Time OF
game hour and 40 minutes. Umplre-Graves-
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WILEY B. ALIENS
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Ballagh. Two base hts-Bal-
lagh Perkins, ". Smith. Sacrifice hits-Conway.
Moran HeitmuIler. First base on called balls
or Troy l. of Girot ,. Struck out-By Troy
s. by Girot 8. Hit by pitcher-Ballagh. Time
of game-1 hour and so minutes. Umpire
Nealon.
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SAN JOSE

victory. Only for bad throw to third
TO Grimmelman he would have scored a
shutout- Fast and brilliant plays were
made by both teams. Score
GOLDEN SHFAFS
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Runs BY INNINGS.

Batteries-Independ MOsher and
Wilson; Santa Cruz. Hopkins and J.
Strich Errors-Independen 2, santa
Cruz 1. Time of game. hour and 45
minutes. Umpires-SandOw and Otto.
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holes and pulled his team out on the
long end of a up score, after being
apparently beaten. kales proved an
able assistant to Newton and did his
share of the brilliant work during the
match Black and Whyte did not play
but that was hardly to be expected. as
they were not familiar enough with the
course across the bay to be at their
best.
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FRANK FLITTNER-ASTRON
Observation-Disclosures
MIKE DAN-REMEMBER-BILLY PULLMAN

SIXTH RACE-MiIe and 10 yards.
index. Horse and Owner w
3635 MIKE JORDAN (St. Vincent) II
3e13 sREMEMBER (Branchi) -. .1C
1925 BILLY PULLMAN lTrotter) 1C
(36I3) Sir Brillar (ChappelD ....-.- II
(2792) sGargantua (BedwelD $500. IL
$500 Charley Paine (MerkeD ..--1
1920 Charles Green (Thomas) ...-.1 II
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
TRANSPORTATION CLUB

IOJai II Il % 10
'Coyne out; hunted third strike.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1908-11-16
DO You Wand $500.

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