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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1908-10-15

". R. Miller, Of Abilene. Tex. is
a business visitor in the city.
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Carnations and chrysanthemums
Scots to $1.OO per dozen. Alameda
Greenhouse. 96t3'
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Mrs. T. B. Platt and three little
sons, of Hagerman, passed through
this morning on their way to Hawar-
den, Ia. to visit relatives.
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To Horsemen.

Call n see that fine L. c. Smith
hammerless shotgun. It's for sale al
half price Roswell Hardware Co..
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Deputy Sheriff o. q. Finley return
ed this morning from Dayton.
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Jim johnson left yesterday OF
trip to Clovis and Texico.
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M. B. Kirby, of Smith Grove, KY.
left this morning for his home after
a prospecting visit. He will stop at
Dallas and FIT. Worth on his way.
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Edgar Cahee and Willis Ford left
this morning On a business trip to
Clovis and other points. They expect
to be gone about ten days.
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By all means see our south window
Slime Shoe Co.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED:- Bay mare pony. Brands
B-cross on left shoulder and ]. OF
left cheek. Return to q. F. Hayslip.
L IL miles asst Of Military. s3tf
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Miss Fora Wilson has arrived from
Chicago to open a kindergarten in
Roswell.
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Tom Malone came up from Hager
man today to attend the horse show
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Hart Crouch, of Artesia, was here
today on his way to st. Louis on Z
business trip.
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Mrs. Jason w. James returned this
morning from the James ranch at
Alpine, Tex, where she spent the
summer.
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J. K. Hearte, of Lake Arthur, wa
here today looking after business.
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For the children, see our south win
dow.-Stine Shoe Co..
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DIR. Souther, OF Texico, was here
yesterday n today looking after
business.
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E. F. Cooper came up from the
lower valley this morning.
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W. F. Harbert went to Riverside
stockyards this morning.
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Real Estate.
A IL for ABSTRACTS.-Rosweu
Title and Trust Company. sos N.
Main, Phone 81
GILMORE & FLEMING Real es-
tate n Live Stock Dealers. Room
No. 1, Oklahoma Block.
A chedce selection Of beth city and
farm property al good figures to
buyer. Also money to loan. Miss
Nell r. Moore.
A. G. WILSON, Real estate. farms.
ranches, city property. Once sos
N. Main St Address Box 202 Res.
& well, N. n.
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Judge Dills returned this morning
a business trip south.
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The work of an artist is depicted
in photos that come from the Ray
studfo.-2O7 West 4th ST. 96t3*
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Jim Williamson came up from
Greenfield this morning for the horse
show.
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Territorial Pharmacy Board, left to-
day for their homes.
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H. H. vandern, Of Portales, was
here today taking the examination
of the Territorial Pharmacy Board.
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ROSWELL TRADING CO. Coal
Hay, and Grain. Always the best.
Hast Second st., Phone LES.

hardware Stores.
ROSWELL HARDWARE CO.-Waols
sale and retail hardware. pipe
pumps, gasoline engines, fencing.
INDEPENDENT HARDWARE CO.
Wholesale and retail ~everyrning In
hardware, ti1ware. water supply
goods, buggdes, wagons. implements
and plumbing.
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Judge j. M. Dye, one of the judges
of the horse show, Int James A.
Simpson, of Carlsbad, were in town
today.
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ROSWELL

GROCERY co.
See US for the most complete line
Of staple and fancy groceries and
fresh fruits And vegetables in the
city
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A. C. Patterson: of Ga1ena, Kan
has been spending several days in
Ros- IL and the lower valley. having
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MONEY TO LOAN, 200 s.. Kentuc
ky. phone Is. 96t3*
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w. F. Reinhart and son returned
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C. NJ. Murrell came down from Ell
da last night on business.
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Grain, Fuel & Hide Dealers.
ROSWELL WOOL & HIDE Cole,
US furnish you with your Grain, Goa
and wood, we buy hides, phone 80
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Abstracts.

CLAWS COUNTY ABSTRACT co
+. p. Gayle. manager. Reliable and
prompt 4t26s
ROSWELL TITLE & TRUST CO.
ABSTRACTS. real estate AID loans
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Commercial Printing

PRINTING! While good clothes dc
not make the man, yet it must be
conceded they have great influence
n forming opinion regarding him.
So Is it with printing. Neat, tasty
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Best JOB Printing. Record 0mce.
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Advertising.

Advertising.
The successful Business Man is
an Advertising Man. Let the people
know what you have to sell.
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LOCAL NEWS. )

Boellner, the jeweler, has 1t cheaper
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Correct legal blanks at Record.
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BOOT BLACK

BOOT BLACK Expert On shoes OF
all feathers. I polish tan shoes and
do not stain them. Guaranteed
Henry. at Jewett's Billiard Hall.
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as you prefer, we have real estate it will pay you to look
at. Wherever there is a good piece of property
to be had at a reasonable price you will
find it listed on our books.
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Architects.

J. M. NELSON & CO., Architects.
Oklahoma Blk. Roswell. N. n
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Butcher Shops.
8. MEAT MARKET.-Keeps moth
ing but the best. Quality our
motto.
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Judge Dills returned this morning
from a business trip south.
Everybody is pleased with the ap-
pies and prices at Gel Nido" Ranch,
east Fifth street. 95t2
J.. K. Hearte, of Lake Arthur, was
here today looking after business.
Carnations and chrysanthemums,
scots to $1.OO per dozen. Alameda
Greenhouse. 96t3*
Deputy Sheriff o. q. Finley return
ed this morning from Dayton.
Jim Williamson came up from
Greenfield this morning for the horse
show.
Judge J.. M. Dye, one of the judges
of the horse show, and James A.
Simpson, of Carlsbad, were in town
MONEY TO LOAN. 200 S. Kentuc-
ky. phone Is. 96t3&
Mrs. T. B. Platt and three little
sons, of Hagerman, passed through
this morning on their way TO Hawar-
den. Ia. to visit relatives.
Hart Crouch, of Artesia, vas here
today on his way to st. Louis on a
business trip.
E. F.. Cooper came up from the
lower valley this morning.
Tom Malone came up from Hager-
man today to attend the horse show.
A. C. Patterson: of Ga1ena, Kan
has been spending several days in
Ros- IL and the lower valley. having
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
ALAMEDA WINS AT TEAMS

BERKELEY. May 3O.-In the annual
tournament between the teams of the
Berkeley and Alameda tennis clubs on
the formers courts in Hillegass ave-
nue. the Alameda teams won by five
matches to four. The most exciting
match Of the day, which decided the
supremacy Of the tournament, was a
doubles match between Hunt and TIL
Ter OF Alameda and Allen and Ratcliff
Of Berkeley. Dueuce games and sets
were necessary to decide the contest.
which was won by the Alameda play
ers. The score follows:
singles-c. W. Tuller beat r. J. Young 6-3.
Cd: Il G. Hunt beat r. McSwain, SO. 6-3,
60: S. p. Mitchell beat c. z. Allen, rs. 70;
ii Al Murdock beat DR.. =. d. Lederman, 60.
Sc Cd: D. h. Shanks was beaten by Miller
TIotcblriss Sc 81 Mitchell and Murdock were
defeated By the McSwain Bros. 81. 6-3. 81.
Hunt and Tulier defeated Allen and katclih,
shanks and Gait beat Young and Hotchkiss,
I. 4. Rank and D. NJ. Otis were defeated
By Dr. Henderson and II. X. Sheldon, Ga,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
New Coast Record
by Franklin Car
Auto Driven 50 Miles in 81 Min.
utes and 43 Seconds on
Los angeles Track

Los ANGELES. May 3o.-A new coast
record that comes close to the world
mark for stock touring car on a
circular track was established at the
Agricultural park automobile races to-
day, when Ralph Hamlin drove a six
cylinder Franklin so miles in 81 min
utes 43 seconds. The time would have
been even better If an official in the
judges stand had not signaled Ham
lin TO slow down at the end of the
forty-seventh mile Nine cars were
entered for the race and the fierce bat
tie for the honors was one of the most
exciting ever witnessed on local
track.
A Haynes car fought desperately with
the Franklin for the first Is miles, but
in the sixteenth mile an accident put
the Haynes out of commission. Then
it was a battle between Stearns and
Stoddard Dayton for second place
and in the twenty third mile the Stod-
dard-Dayton got ahead of the Franklin,
staying there until the thirty fifth mile
when. the Franklin shot ahead and was
not passed thereafter. The Stoddard-
Dayton made the first twenty-fiv miles
in 29 minutes 26 seconds. In the
thirty-eighth mile this car was
Obliged to drop out of the race The
Stearns took second place with a Cadil-
lac a good third.
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DECLINE OF TRAP SHOOTING

Trap shooting. which at one time
took up the Sundays Of so many shot
gun experts during the closed game
seasons, apparently is losing its hold
in local shooting circles, and today, so
far as anything official Is concerned, the
traps both on this side and across the
bay will be deserted. A probable ex-
PLANTATION for the total absence of the
powder burners is the trap shooting
tournament which opened yesterday at
Sacramento, but subtracting the num-
Der OF shooters who will attend the
tournament from the number who used
TO throng the trap platforms, there
would still be enough left to break
several blue rocks and to make the air
sing with bird shot.
The Empire gun club, which holds
some sort of a shoot weekly at it's
grounds near Alameda, has nothing
planned for this afternoon, but a few
members have signified their intention
of practicing for the monthly shoot of
the club soon. Aside from this it is
not likely that a trap will be sprung,
the grounds at Ingleside not having
been sDoksapfor by anyone.
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100 Mile Relay Race
Renewed Today
Six Cycle Clubs From Bay Cite,
Represented in Contest
at San Jose

SAN JOSE, Nay 3o.-The wheelmen
Of six OF the most prominent cycle
clubs Of the Pacific coast tonight cele-
brated the revival Of the famous old 100
mile relay OF the California associated
cyclists with a rousing rally in the Au-
ditorium rink. They meet tomorrow in
their annual 100 mile race, which will
be held over 10 mile course running g
through the outskirts of San Jose and
through the center of the town of
Santa Clara
The following clubs have entered
teams for the race: Bay City wheelmep.
the New Century wheelmen, Golden
city wheelmen and Central City wheel
men Of San Francisco; the Oakland
wheelmen OF Oakland and the Garden
City wheelmen OF San Jose.
This afternoon the so men who win
support the colors Of the various clubs
entered in the classic event Of the na-
tive son wheelnen covered the course,
50 as 10 famNiarize themselves with
the roads and the turns. of which there
are about 10 Tomorrow morning
bright and early, the officers Of the c.
A. c. viii cover the course and mark
the corners with red flags. so as to
prevent any confusion as to the official
course.
The trophy which has been donated
for this race is the gift of the mer-
chants OF this city and must be won
three times before 1t becomes the per-
manent possession Of any club.
The race which VIII be held tomor-
old race around the bay. which was
held every year for many years prior
10 1906
It is claimed that fair race can not
be held around the bay since the ad-
vent Of the automobile and the motor
cycle: that some riders took unfair ad-
vantage OF the gas machines power,
hence the removal of the race from
the big co0rse and the transfer to a
smaller course which can be more
easily patrolled.
The Garden City wheelmen OF this
city have won the 100 mile race around
the bay six years in succession and be-
lieve that their team viii prove victori-
Gus in the long grind tomorrow Each
rider from each team is to ride 10
miles carrying a packet. which will be
delivered to the succeeding rider. The
race starts promptly at 9 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

first lap was made by the Studebaker.
driven by ]. H. Eagal. the 471a
miles being made in one hour eighteen
minutes and fourteen seconds. This
gain, however. over the two hour
time for the course, has to be
absorbed by the time the sixth
round is finished.
The cars that started with their
drivers were: Mitchell-E. L. Pea
cock; Buick-Frank Murray; Peerless
Max Rosenfeld; Stoddard-Dayton-
H Anthony; Reo-F. K. wiseman;
Franklin-Peter' Calender; Pope Hart
ford-Robert Fowler; Studebaker-J.
H Eagal; Pullman-Frank o. Rem
strom; Mitchell-E. S. Martin; Tour
ist-Roy Macdonald; Tourist No. q
Gus Bouquit; Rambler-D E. Whit
man; Cadillac-Robert Rathburn; Au-
tocar-E. E. Bodge
The officials were: H W. Bogen,
referee; Edward King. Charles NJ.
Brown, w. f. Culberson, judges; J. A.
Hammersmith, Frank Carroll, David
Sinclair. William Klinger. timers
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
Wins $50 Mile Auto
Race in 9 Hours

DENVER, May 3o.-E. Lynn Math-
ewson won the Rocky mountain en-
durance race OF stock motor cars over
the Sand creek course north of this
city today. running 800 miles in s
hours, 25 minutes and 5s seconds. The
course was 80 miles long, and Mathew
sons average time for each of the ten
laps was so minutes and So seconds.
All the cars were disabled with the ex-
ception of De Gaston's when Mathew
son finished. De CASTOR was tagged
when he reached the starting point and
not allowed to nnish the race. At that
time he was 32 miles behind the win
ner.
No one was injured during the race,
which wasswatched by 10000 people.
Mathewson's official time was given
as hours. % minutes and SO seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
Fifteen Automobiles Cross the Starring
Cheered by Hundreds of Enthusiasts
By x. x. FHommedieu

The first big automobile event IN
ths history OF the game in this section
OF the state-the "a hour endurance
run-began yesterday as programmed
at 2 ?. M sharp. The aTrang gements
were perfect W B. Morreu, clerk OF
the course. with big corps Of assist
ants, had the 10 starters and the army
Of observers lined Up at the starting
point fully a quarter Of an hour before
the flag was dropped In the mean
tine. Marshal Mccoy had started out
his patrol cars with the f1agmen for
the different railroad crossings and an
other car. to scatter confetti and place
signal flags at the confusing turns,
while the timers and other officials at
the starting point were arranging the
details Of the 4 hours of labor before
them.
Promptly at 2 o'clock, at the drop OF
the flag. the first car to leave, the
Mitchell, guided by E l. Peacock,
dsrted from the line at San Leandro
and began what IS practically a greater
test for the driver than for the car. A
most enthusiastic crowd Of enthus-
lasts, who had made the run to San
Leandro in their motor cars. was on
hand. There were fully 500 persons
around the Estudillo house and this
crowd increased constantly as the aft
ernoon advanced.
Splendid time was made by ali the
cars. some making the circuit much
faster than was necessary, but this
was undoubtedly done in the hopes
Of making as many laps as possible
before darkness fell.
Probably the fastest time for the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
After Falling Before Angels in Morning, OakIant
Comes Back and Bats Out to 2 Victory

get away with double steal In COM
pany with Smith.
The Oaks made it a deadlock in the
seventh, thanks to the fresh burst of
speed which old Van displayed He
picked out a pretty single past short,
stole cleverly and made the final turn
after Eagan responded with blood
tingling clout that nearly took Brash-
ear off his pins in the right. garden.
With Hogan on third and Hosp on
second and nobody down in the sew
enth, Oakes hit a long fly to Van. II
looked as though Hogan could walk in
on his hands and knees, but Van
pegged the ball perfectly and saved
the day with great double play. The
score:
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By w. J. SIaffery

In honor of the great holiday yes
double shuttle on the diamond and
parted with the glory cut two ways.
transbay citizens on the Freemans
park lot in the morning the Angels
showed the home team up, 8 to 2. And
they came mighty near double shotting
Truck Eagan happened to be on the
job with a two sacker in the ninth
which sent his team home with at
least one game to the good.
After Smith had been retired in the
last inning Old Pa Van Haltren beat
out bunt, his fourth hit for the
afternoon. Heitmuller could do no good
for the cause, so Van took a desperate
chance and stole second. 1t was here
that Truck bowed to popular demand
and smashed the ball high against the
right field fence for hall the route.
Van came IN and the fans went home
satisfied that Oakland can win occa-
sionally anyhow.
The many counter attractions robbed
the game Ola couple of thousand root
ers, but at that there were about 5000
of them there to help things out Kill
lian, the Oakland southwinger. was on
the slab against the 1-.gels and
though he did not have much speed he
used some sort of spit ball that was
making all the angels In nearly every
inning. But for errors Killian would
have had his game safely tucked away
long before the ninth inning.
Hosp on the other hand came in. for
a grand slamming Twelve times the
Oaks laced his twisters to the remote
corners of the lot. But they were like
a herd of fresh milch cows on the
paths. Time and time again. they
were slipped chances. to break the
game up and instead of doing any good
they stalled around and posed kpr the
benefit of the ladies, who, instead of
feeling fattered. roasted. them for not
showing some speed.
ne champions ldnQeQ LOT Ine1r nrSL
run in the eye opening round Oaks
singled through the box, Wheeler went
out and Dillon banged one safely TO
the outfield. Brashear's long single to
center put Oakes over. but Dillon was
speared at the pan when he tried to
register on Smiths grounder to Eagan
Dillon boldly sneaked the second
Angel tally through in the third. He
opened up with hit over third with
two men down. Smith loafed and the
old boy neatly slid into second He
got to third on Brashear's f1elder's
choice to Altman. Brashear immedi-
ately started to steal and Dillon also
left third. They had him crushed be-
tween the plate and the base, but Slat-
terry tossed wide to Altman and the
Angel leader beat it In.
Oakland put the first one over in the
third when they should have made a
whole flock of runs. Cook led off with
an infield hit and Slattery sent him to
third by rappfng a healthy one against
the right field fence. Delmas' boot of
Smiths grounder let Cook in. but Slat-
terry died at the plate while trying to
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
ANGELS RALLY IN THIRD

The Angels broke up the morning
game across the bay in the third
inning and a bad error by Heitmuller
started them on the straight road to
victory. With oakes on second Wheel
er singled into right and Heine let
the ball get away from him. This put
Oakes through and allowed Wheeler to
go to third. Then followed an avalanche
of hits and before the awful spasm
had ended the Angels were there with
three runs. just enough to put them
over the jumps handily. The score:
MORNING GAME
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

george E: Johnson, George Mountz. r
F. Thompson, George Dean, c. Kirk
patrick and o. E. Reed scorers; r. R
Hommedieu. starter; Henry Mccoy
marshal; Earl Fisher, assistant mar
shal; w B. Morrell, clerk of the
course; Sol D. Rogers, assistant clerk
of the course.
The following are the official times
that the cars finished each lap:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

'One out when winning run was scored.
''Batted for Whaen In thirteenth.
s''Batted for Kinsella in thirteenth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
San Francisco. -. 10 o o 2 o 0 o 0 o o o. 3
Basehits. 2 I 2 0 2 O o II 90 lilo
Portland. ........ o o O 0 O o 0 T.
Basehits. ....... / 2 2 o o - % 0 o lilo
SUMMARY
Credit victory to KinselIa. Struck out-By
Pinnance l, by Jones l. by Kinsella 2. Base on
balls-On Pinnance 2. on Kinsella 4, OF Jones f..
Two base hits-Casey, Madden. Three base
hits--Bassey. johnson. Double plays-Pinnance
to Danzig to Whalen; Mohler to Zeider to Me-
Ardle; Curtis (unassistedl. Sacrifice hits-Casey.
Cooney, Johnson. McCredie. Raftery. First base
on errors-San Francisco g. Portland 1. Left
on bases-San Francisco 6. Portland Z. Innings
pitched-By Pinnance 8. by Kinsella Z. Base
hits-Or Pinnance Z, OF Kinsella g. Time Of
game2 hours and 25 minutes. Umpire Con-
nell.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
SEALS AND BEAVERS EVEN

PORTLAND, May ao.-Portland and
San Francisco broke even today. In
the morning the Californians fiayed the
local pitchers. winning by Is to 8. In
the afternoon Portland took the third
game of the series in the thirteenth.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31

Two base hft-Wright. Sacrifice hits-Bras-
hear, Wheeler. Nagle. First base on called
balls-0n Nagle 2. of Wright g. Struck out
BY Nagle 2. by Wright 1. Time of game
l hour 30 minutes. Umpire-Perrine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-31
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dion. II. Hogan, Eagan.
Sacrifice .hits-Killian, Altman. First base on
called balls--Oh Hosp 3, off Killian 8. Struck
out-By Hosp 4, by Killian 1. Double plays
Wheeler to Dillon Van Haltren to Slattery.
Time of game-1 hour and so minutes Umpire
perrine.
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Machines on "a Hour Endurance Run Striving for onS in States First Big Event

of by L
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scoer;E Kngu