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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Lowell Tries Ont New
Football Player

The football squad of Lowell high
school is practicing earnestly and is
rounding into fine shape. A new player
named Spatz has been tried out at prac-
tice and displays much skill Spatz
has already had experience at football.
as he played half back creditably on
both the Anderson academy and San
Rafael high school elevens.
Although Lowell has not engaged
Clarence LaumeiSter to coach the
eleven, it has been in communication
with Pete Smith, the former tackle Of
the University of California; Mead
Hamilton, graduate of the same col
lege, who played on both Lowell and
the varsity eleven, and Pat O'Day.
The track team of the red and white
institution is training faithfully at the
stadium Great things are expected of
the men,, especially Lenard Agezelow,
the star freshman runner, who won the
40 yard run at the recent San Fran
cisco freshmen meet in the record time
ing a new record for freshmen. Man
ager McRae, Steinberger, Bob Van
Acker, Street, Clarence Wakeman, Co
hen, Harmon, Tobin and others appear
on the einder path during training
hours.
Lick's track squad is in daily train
ing on the track OF the relay team
of 1907-S Padilla, Baxter, Tooher, Holt,
Holman and Dickson remain. Meeker,
Little, Hupp. Cohen. krozier, 8IcNeal,
Hornick, Urtmeyer. Henderson, Daniels
and Wynne are out in track togS at
every opportunity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Carman'S Colt Beats
Fast Sprinters
SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO THE CALL

EMPIRE CITY, N. Y, Aug. 27.-
Richard F. Carmans year old. Maga-
zine, won the feature race today. It
was the Fleetwing handicap, a six fur
long ana1r that had attracted nomlna- :
tion list that comprised the best sprint
ers in training. The heavy condition
of the track resulted in many with
drawals before post time, and that con-
dition helped Magazine not little. He
has always shown a liking for soft
lenient weight of SO pounds.
After the scratches-and Roseben
simplified considerably, but King Co
bait was left in, and under weight
of la pounds was considered a really
good thing He had all of his speed
tered badly, after having forced the
pace with as fast horse as Al Null
Ter, and both Magazine and Moquette
beat him home.
A mile and a sixteenth handicap
proved to be of equal interest with the
stake feature. 1t went to w. H. Fizer S
Pinkola, the Pink Coat 3 year old,
which has not lost a race at the meet
ing. Summary:
FIRST RACE-one mile. year ods and up
ward nonwinners at this meeting. $500 added:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin;
S-1-Lally, 116 (J. Lee). Observation-Disclosures.
Killiecrankie, 1o6 (Yorkel. ............. 3
Time, :46 1-5. George G. Hall, Lad of Lang
don, DArkle, finished named.
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs,
selling, maiden 2 year olds, $500 added:
Odds :, Horse, Weight and nd Jockey. y. Fin;
10-1-Nedlim, 1I0 Garner. Observation-Disclosures.
5-2-Yankee Daughter, 107 (Shlling)- .......- 8
Time, 1:09 3-5. Rockcastle, Mariana, Ardenia,
Catherine, Merise, Energy, Lady Swift, My Mari
utch. finished named.
THIRD RACE-One and a sixteenth miles, han
dicap, year olds and upward, 5000 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
l. 1-PfnkOia. 40 a. ButIerl.
g. 1-Zienap 92 (McCarthyl. thyl.................
9-10-Don Enrique, 1O6 (E. Dugan) -. 8
Time, loo 2-5. Only three horses ran.
FOURTH RACE-The Fleetwing handicap.
$1,000 added, six furlongs, year olds and up
ward:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
4-1-Magazine, 90 (McCarthyl. ...............
10-1-AIoquette, 104 0orkel.
4-5-King Cobalt, ia q. Lee. ...........-... 3
Time, 1:15 10. Arasee AL Muller, Spooner,
Jacobite finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlongs, selling, year
ods, $500 added:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-10-Arondack 100 BERGEN. ................
T. 2-Dander, 104 (E. Dugan). ................
13- 5-Lawton Virgins. III u. Lee) ..........
Time, 1:17. Floreal. Rosfenton, Billy Bode-
mer, Hammock Boy, finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
selling, 3 year olds and upward. $500 added.
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-1-Cymbal 81 (Bergenl. ............
I-5-Dark Night, 80 &c. Dugan). .............
4-1-Rockstone, 103 Garner. er).................
Time, 1:54. Tea Leaf, Frizette, Sukey's Son,
finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Bells Services Lost to
Varsity Squad

BERKELEY. Aug. 27.-Dehnite an
nouncement was made today that
George V. Bell. captain of the varsity
football team. would not be allowed to
play this year because OF injuries re-
ceived in last years game. Bells sue
cessor will be chosen by the veterans
of last years team later in the season.
Investi cation by physicians as TO
the extent of Bells injuries as the re-
suit of last years intercollegiate game
caused a report to be submitted to the
faculty to the effect that Bells nerves
would not permit him to engage In
football this year. He was confined to
the students infirmary after the big
game last year and is said not to have
recovered entirely, although he appears
healthy and strong.
1t developed that Bell was allowed to
enter college only on the condition that
he would not play football. He will
assist in coaching the team and win be
valuable in the field in this capacity.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
New York Defeated by
Chicago Nationals
GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Philadelphia at PittsbuIg.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
ST. Louis at Boston.
Chicago at New York
Detroit at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO, Aug. 27.-Chicago defeated
New York, to 1. in the first of the
crucial series of three games. the win
ming of which means much in the close
pennant race. 1t was hard hitting
game. in which Pfeister kept his hits
well scattered, while Wiltse suffered
the Chicagoans to bunch theirs. Ground
rules were necessary and two of King s
went for only two bases.
Chicago started the scoring in the
fourth inning when two S, runs were ,
Evers doubled into the crowd, Stein
feldtS single sent him to third and he
scored on Donlin's momentary tumble
Howard fouled out, but Tinker singled
to center, putting Steinfeldt on second,
whence he scored when King hit to the
left center bleachers.
In the next inning Wiltse was again
hit hard. Hoffman singled and took
second when Sheckard was passed
Chance hunted safely and Hoffman
went out. but Steinfeldt singled, scor-
ing Sheckard and Chance.
New YorkS only run came in the
fifth Barry singled and took second
when Bridwen was safe on Evers' er-
ror. Both moved up a base when Pfeis-
ter threw wildly to second and Barry
scored on Wiltse's long fly to Hoff-
got away from Killing. Score:
r.. 81. E.
Chicago 5 IL 2
New York ..................... 9
Batteries-Pfeister and Killing; Wiltse and
Bresnahan. Umpires-o'Day and Emsle.
CINCINNATI, Aug. 27.-on two occasions
Cincinnati had the bases full with only out
and still failed 10 score. Poor fielding by the
locals helped the Bostons to most Of their runs
Score: r. H. E.
6ineinnau ---.-.--..--'---.'-.
Boston ..+s....s-..
BatterieS-Spade. Volee and Schlei; Tuckey
Ferguson and Graham. Umpire-Rigler.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 27.-Brooklyn defeated st.
Louis this afternoon in the first game of the
series, to 1. Score: r. ii. E..
St LOUIS
brooklyn
Batteries-Beebe and Ludwig; Wilhelm and
Bergen Umpire-Klem-
PITTSBURG, Aug. 27.-Pittsburg won the
first game of the series from Philadelphia today,
to 3. Score: X. H. E.
RlllSDufs .---.-..----
RlllaQelpnla . IL
Batteries-Willis, Vail and Gibson; Sparks
Ritehie and Doom. Umpires-Johnstone aud
Rudderham.
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Harry Maynard Awaits
Father Times Count
Once Great Lightweight Is Re-
ported 10 Be Slowly Dying
at Red Bluff

Harry Maynard, once a lightweight
hero in the days when prize nghterS
won fame and glory with their bare
knuckles, under the London prize ring
rules. Is reported to be slowly taking
the hnal count IN a Red BIuu motel
For several weeks MaynardS condl-
ton has been very grave, and an Ord
friend who discovered him IeW DAYS
ago shook his head and informed all
comers that poor old Harry would
soon be counted out by the greatest
Veteran followers OF the game will
remember Maynard as a great light
weight, who did his fighting here and
in Australia in the early eighties lie
claimed the lightweight championship
of the Pacific coast and Australia and
later laid claim to the worlds title
While the game was good Harry pros
pered and beat a lot of the good ones
as fast as they were trOtted out
When his clevernesS began 10 rce-
sake him and his punch waned. May
nard, like many of his predecessors,
opened a saloon here 1t was behind
the bar of this place that MS oel-.
which went begging for years until
was one of the curios OF the town
Like all the other great ones WITH
belts, Maynard failed to prosper after
he annexed this trophy, and ne nnaliy
was compelled to pawn 1t for ham and
Maynard's old saloon in Pine street
was the scene OF many come on nSnJ
have the necessary regulations 70 JUS
tify their appearance in real roped
arena. When q bout would be put on
Maynard would pass an old SOFT nat
among the crowd to gather In the
stray shekels, and many a tidy sum
was netted in this way
Tt is said of the old boy that he used
to work a great holdout game on the
fighters When about to empty the hat
1t was his custom to squeeze the bottom
of il, and naturally couple OF lonely
pieces of dough would stick This was
Harry's bit" and he got away with IL
successfully for several years until a
Shrewd young man called him one day,
and a riot followed
Since leaving this city Maynard has
followed many a calling He went
right up and down the line and tried
all the games, from being a town sport
to heading professions under the dlrec-
tion of the Salvation Army. Some time
ago he was appointed elevatorman IN
the state capitol. but he was forced 10
toss up this job on account OF Illness
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Athletic Events Will
Entertain ElkS

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 27-M H.
Flint, chairman of the executive com
mittee of the local Elks, proposes a
great athletic program for entertain
ment of the Elks' grand lodge in Los
Angeles next year. The program as
proposed is as follows:
First day, after the lodge adjourns-
Amateur boxing, Elks' baseball and
professional baseball
Second day-Western championship
track and field athletics or amateur
athletic union championship; mass
work and gymnastic exhibitions.
Third day-Aquatic sports at some
beach, to include a great Elks' Mara
thon race, the course to be from the
courthouse in this city to the beach.
Work will be begun next month on
10 entirely new floats for the electrical
parade, which will be known as the
electrical circus parade"
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28

The regatta committee of the Pacific
interclub yacht association met yester-
day and decided on the details of the
annual regatta on September 12 The
preparatory signal will be given at 1:25
p. m, when the blue peter will be
hoisted. At go the 20 footers will be
sent away, the letter of the signal
code being hoisted- At 1885. D. m. the
rs footers will be sent away and the
letter hoisted; at 1:40 p. m. the yawls
will start, when the letter II will he
hoisted; at 1:t5 the 80 footers will start
and the letter hoisted; at 1850 D. m.
the SO footers Will get away and the
letter M be hoisted: at 1855 D. m. the
A footers will start and the letter
be hoisted; at p. m. all yachts over
"A feet viii start and the letter p will
1t will be a one gun race, the time
of the yachts being taken at the signal
Allen M. Clay, ex-commodore of the
California yacht club, has been selected
as referee. The judges will be Row q
Ward; fa.,amd Wood TO. o; Watson and W. Z.
Lorgren, DR.. d. McRae and Douglas
Erskine.
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Butte Races

BUTTE, Mont. Aug. 27.-weather clear.
Track fast
FIRST RACE Three furlongs. selling. maiden
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. ST. Str Fin
15-1-Harry Stanhope POST .I02 1 Is II
11-5-Cast Rose (Kirschbauml.lo2 4 21h
Time, 80: Jim Hanna, Thurio, My Nurse.
Weavette, Colonial Mary, Winakee. finished as
named 700. wnper sr eh g. by lnsoldsby-Tqken
driven. Stanhope got away flying and lasted it
out WELL Cast Rose will do. She is fast and
game.
SECOND RAcE-Four furlongs, selling, . year
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
2-1-Jm Mallady (Grothl. .lo3 / 21s
4-1-False Nun (Heatherton) .11O Z 21a Il
Time, AS Nebraska Lass. Mabel Fountain.
finished named. Winner gr. c. by Glenoine-
FIattered Start good. Won easily. Second and
third driven. Jim Mallady ran away from his
field from the start and in trouble.
False Nun dwclt at the start and bore out al the
last turn Nebraska Lass green
THIRD RACE-One mile, selling, year olds
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
1o-1-orchan &C. sullivan ....1o1 2h1 1A
,i-BsPtige slBsPldg s1sips5, sTapiIDi ios ios
Time, 1:44A. Gentle Harry, Nina Gibson,
Harbor. Big Jack. Bon vivant, knight of the
orsini-Princess Prodigal. Start good. Won
driven. Second and third handily.
FOURTH RACE-one mile, selling 3 year olds
and upward:
7-2-Fair Chance Cw. Powers. 100 6 u 115
s-1-Tea Tray II CFischer). 109 215
s-5mAirs (H STUART. 1o7 l 2S
Rustlng Silk, Willie T, finished named. Win
ner, CHI. m. 90 by Kismet-Main Top. Start good.
Won ridden out. Second and third easily. Fair
Chance best horse. Tea Tray ii closed stoutly.
Airs began to tire at the six f1rlong pole. Widv
rig not much.
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs, the Gemmell
lightweight handicap, year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
LII. NunnalIy &C. Miller,.1 .13o IL liz
5-2-Native Son (Kirschbu). .1o2 l u 81
Time, :2Ih, Mabel Hollander, st; Avon, Sid
ney Z. finished as named. Winner ch & a. by
David Tenny-Lillie W. Start good Won in a
gallop. Next two driven. Jack Nunnally out
classed his field; went to the front at will and
breezed home. He is in grand shape.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles, sell
ing, year olds and aipward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
S-5-Woolen (Manders). Jos l Is
4-l-Proteus (Moriarity). ......107 3 3 21is
Time. LASH. Silver Heels. Meadow Horn.
Golden Wine. Lazell, finished as named. VIM
ner, b. IN. a. by Woolsthorpe Frequent. Start
good. Won eased up. Second driven. Third the
his race. Silver Heels thoroughly done at six fur
longs. Golden Wine tired badly.
SEVENTH RACE-give and half furlongs, 4
year elds and upward:
ODDS HSTse Mseba and 10 Jockey ;sr VT o4 st. str Fin
3-1-Neva Lee &C. Miller)....105 21H
1o-1-Free 4. the Bear tOtis).107 8 n
Time, 1;0l. Nina Baer. Canardo Hooray, jill
e. ta) by The Herse-Katie Wawekus Start good
except for Glen. Won in drive of three. Billy
Mayham had the speed and lasted it out gamely.
Neya Lee best.
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Eagan la, Jim Driscoll ia, Soapy Jones ia.
Red Era ia. Woolsoap 1T.

Eagan la, Jim Driscoll ia, Soapy Jones ia.
Red Era ia. Woolsoap III
97. Dollar Chaser 81, Rose DAILY 100. Hop Queen
100, Katie Crews 100 The Mouser 100. Susie
Gregg 100, Lassen i02, Little Gregg 1O2, Mis-
chief 102. Ray Egan 102, Kato 102.
Third race, four furlongs. selling-Maud 95.
Inspector Bird 95 Byron 81, Misty's Pride 100,
Grasscutter 100. Forty -Four 102. Irish Mike los,
Afalrina 105. Ontaria Oregon los, Godfather 105,
Happy Chappy 107, Governor Orman 107-
Fourth race, one mile. selling-Prince of Or
ange 50, Daring 94. Kenova o., Lerida 96,
Kelowna 97. Belden 90. Nancy W io2, Miller
Daughter 104 Mabel Bates 104, All Right 1O6
Berryessa 106. Galyanic 106
Fifth race. five and half furlongs. handicap
Mabel Fountain 95, Banthel 9s, Ollie Ward iO3.
zella G 105, Bonfles 107, Lena Leach 100, Luke
Banus 110, Brougham 112, Madeline Musgrave
u.s.
Sixth race. i've and half furlongs- Queen
Caroline III Fair Chance III. Redan 49, Play
let 119, kenilworth 122. Estrada Palma I22
Ellerd 122- Couple Ellerd and Fair Chance
Seventh race. one mile. selling-Wolfville I0o
Bardonia 100, Sir Wesley 100. Huro I03, Rust.
ling Silk 104. Lady Alicia 107. Sibari lie, Dick
Redd Ia
Weather clear; track fast.
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Fort Erie Races
FORT ERIE. Aug. 27.-Today's results;

FORT ERIE, Aug. 27.-Today's results:
First race, five furlongs-Emperor William
won. Cowdin second. Ramsey third. Time.
1 200 2-5.
Second race. five and a half furIongs-Gerry-
mander won, Ceremonious second, Elizabeth Har-
wood third Time, 1:0T.
Third race. FIVE and half furlongs-Honest
won. Snake Mary second, Bitter Sir third. Time,
06 3-5.
Anne second, st. Jeanne third. Time, :12 3-5.
Fifth race, one mile and 20 yards-Red Hus-
sar won. Harry Richeson second, Mamie Gala
CHER third. Time, 1:45 20.
Sixth race, one mile and 20 yards-Chalfonte
won. Geneva S second, Mortiboy third. Time,
:43 So
Seventh race, and three-sixteenth miles
Dr. Lee Huffman won, Soon Shingle second, Es-
tella third. Time, 1:59 1-5-
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Nelson Works Faster and Looks More
Like aChampiOn Than Ever Before
By w. J. SIaffery

Those who fear that Battling Nelson will properly
defend his hard earned title against Cans Admission day
have the champion action his training quarters
One glimpse the sturdy Dane he around after his sparg
enough skptica
yesterday afternoon after they had watched Bat work
for so minutes.
Nelson in such great shape that he will have up
bit in his work Never before has he responded freely while
preparing for weight 37 pounds which plainly
shows that he would be ready battle for kingdom
days while the fight is nearly two weeks off.
The largest crowd that has showed Metts
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Time Allowances for
Ocean Yacht Race

The regatta committee of the Corfn-
THAN yacht club met yesterday and
figured out the time allowances for the
ocean race to Santa Cruz tomorrow.
Word has been received by the COM
mittee that the mayor and a committee
of the prominent citizens of Santa
Cruz would go to sea to meet the rae
ing yachts as they came down the
coast. Besides, a big delegation of
the members of the club will go down
by train to see the yachts as they
come in. The course, 65 miles in length,
gives the yachts the following time al
lOWanceS.
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Dance ON the water

Aboard the big ship Balboa at Santa
Cruz Southern Pacific's excursion
leaves Sunday. August 80. Round trip trip
s2 Special trains from Third and
Townsend streets depot 1920 a. m. !;
Oakland, First and Broadway. 7.30
a. m. Many attractions to help YOU
spend a joyful day--rowing, boating.
surf bathing. launch riding. penny ar
cade, board walk. Ticket offices. S84
Market street, ii Powell street, Third
and Townsend streets; and Thirteenth
and Franklin streets. Oakland.
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ROY SHOOTS COMPANIoN

While playing with a loaded shotgun
yesterday afternoon j. Webster DAILY.
IL years of age, living at 1853 Post
street. accidentally shot his companion
James Craig, aged s years. woundfng
him In the hand. So severe was the
wound that it Will be necessary to have
the hand amputated.
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MATCH AGAIN PUr OVER

NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 27.-Owing to
the heavy rains of last night and this
morning the final match in the national
tennis tournament between B. c.
Wright of Boston and F. B. Alexander
of New York was put over until to-
morrow
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
Six Teams to Play in
Coast League

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 27.-The Pacific
Coast baseball league expanded today
into a six team circuit when President
Cal Ewing and Manager Henry Berry
of Los Angeles approved the applica-
tion for a franchise made by local
syndicate, headed by Mayor A. c. Har-
per, which has deposited $4,000 for
franchise. Long Beach. Venice, San
Pedro and Pasadena will make efforts
to secure the second team.
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GARRETT LOSES CAME

PORTLAND, Aug. 27.-Oakland won
the third game of the series in a pitch
ers' battle between Loucks and Car
rett. Honors were about even until
Garrett made the only error Of the
contest and lost for himself Patrick.
Portlands new pitcher, worked the
last inning and had a world of speed.
The score:
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BASEBALL AT PALo ALTO

PALO ALTO, Aug. 27-The Palo Alto
Outlaws and the Redwood City team
will meet on the local diamond Sun
day for the baseball championship of
the two cities, each nine having won
game out of the series Of three.
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NILES DEFEATS COLLINS

NIAGARA ON THE LAKE, Ont, Aug.
Pin the international lawn tennis
tournament today Niles. the Harvard
champion, defeated Collins of Cleveland
in two straight sets, 6-1. 6-3.
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-MercadeI, Anna l..
DAILY, Miss Crittenden.
Second race-Joe Gaitens, Pleas
ing, ScantIing.
Third race-Ffrmament, King
Folly, Danzette.
Fourth race-Lawrence r. Da-
ley, Superstition, AIencOn.
Fifth race-MOlIie MOntrOse,
Anna Smith, Giles.
Sixth race-Servile, Senator
Barrett, Utterance.
Seventh race-Lady Esther,
Warner Griswell, DIR. Lee Huffman.
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GeatSp
Seattle Selections
BY J. r.. JEFFERY

First race-Laura Clay, Work
and Play, Excitement.
Second race-COrk Hill, Maud
MEG, Billy Watkins.
Third race-Phillistina, Horace
III, Larry MulIigan.
Fourth race-Mirzer, Miss Maz-
z0ni, Tony Faust.
Fifth race-Dr. McCIeur, Stoney
Lee, Rubinon.
Sixth race-Bribery, All Alone,
Plausible.
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FOOTBALL MAN TO RETURN

BERKELEY. Aug 27.-Announce-
ment was made today at the univer-
sity that Cedric Cert. the well known
roGt porariiy absent absent from College 1 on 'g1n- ac-
count of the death of his father, will
return soon.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-28
STNIAIARY

Sacrifice bits-wheeler. Hildebraud. First base
called balls-Of Sutor l. OF Koestner l.
Struck out-By Sutor s. by koestner I. HIT by
pitched ball-AicArdle. Double plays-Wheeler
10 Brashear to Wheeler. Wild pitches-Koestner
3. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes I'm
Rire-O' 'Connel.
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TRoTTING RACES POSTPONED

READvILLE. Mass, Aug. 27.-The
grand circuit trotting races here were
postponed today. owing to the heavy
condition of the track.
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....-.-.3 30 3 7 o 27
PORTLAND
ABB. r. BH. SB. PO.
PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Loucks 6, by Garrett g. By
Patrick 2. First base on called balis-On Gar
feft ?. Two base hit--Eagan- Three base hits
Rsftery. Loucks. Sacrifice hits-La Longe, Raj
tery. Eagan. Hit by pitched ball-Ryan- First
base on errors-oakland !. Left on bases
Oakland 8. Portland 4. Innings pifched-By
Garrett s. by Patrick 1. Basehits-On Garrett
z. Time Of game-l hour and 80 minutes. I'm
pire-Perine.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race, five furlongs. selling willawa 1o9
Jezebel Il2, Poppy liz. Mabel Reed 112. Bill
Bagwell ia. knight Of the Grip ia. Charlie
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American League

Batteries-Dineen and stephen; Cycotte, Don
ohue and Criger.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-washington- -Cleve-
land game postponed; wet grounds
r PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27.-Detroit- -Pbiladel-
phia game postponed; wet grounds.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27s--New York-Chieago
game postponed; wet grounds. Two games to-
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MOHLER CIRCLES THE PILLOWS

Mohler singled to right in the seventh
and went to second when Hildebrand
grounder, and Mohler scored. The
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Los ANGELES
SAN FRANCISCO

Runs AND HITS By INNINGS