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Eastern Tennis Experts
Play Fast Game
Improve as They Become Ac-
CuSfOmed to the Courts al
Del Monte
By George J. James
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

DEL MONTE, Sept 10.-Eley en-
matches We're contested today in mems
singles on the Del Monte courts. AT
the conclusion of the days play 16
players remained in the competition.
Only three matches out of the IL re-
quired the playing of the full number
of sets TO determine the winners, the
others being won with one sided
scores.
Irving c. Wright defeated George
Palmer in straight sets, making the
latter a present of one game in each
set. With each days practice the
easterners show better tennis, playing
with more stcadiness and accuracy. 1t
will take the best efforts of the lead
Ing coast players to keep pace with
any of the visitors.
Galusha of Los Angeles played to-
day, but lost. He showed improve
ment over his last years form.
One OF the surprises of the day for
the San Francisco contingent was the
defeat of Clarence Griffin of the Golden
Gate club by Z. Wayne. With the
score set all and Griffin leading at SO,
the San Franciscan went to pieces
and Wave won the set, So ,a :,
Ryan in the only match played in
ladies singles, which was by far the
most interesting OF the day. Miss Ryan
won the first set. 6-2, and came very
near winning the second. Mrs. Farqu-
har played careful tennis. and, aided
by her long tournament experience.
managed to win, but not until 16 games
had been played, the score of the set
being 81. In the third the games ran
evenly up to four all. when Miss Ryan
lost her service. This cost her the
deciding set. Mrs. Farquhar winning,
2-6, 81, Ga.
The tennis scheduled for tomorrow
promises to be exciting. Irving G.
Wright will meet Simpson Sinsabaugh
in the morning, and Nat Niles will
play Melville Long at 2:30 o'clock.
Miss May Sutton will entertain Miss
Palmer at a two set match in the aft
ernoon. The little champion is play
ing in great form and without doubt
will carry all before her. Summary:
Mems singles. first round. upper half-w G.
Knowlton from ID. s.. Niles by default.
Second round. upper half-Georgc j. James
won from Mr. wadeck. G2. "a; Irving c.
Simpson Snsabaugh won from j. Harper. 6-2
6-1; II. Rogers from w. G.. knowlton
6-s. 6-2, 81. w. Hunter won from c. b.
Hopper. Go. 6-l
Second round, lower half-C. Wayne won
from Clarence Griffin, 6-s, 6-1. sc. A. e.
Bell won from Z. MeBoyle, 6-3, 60; Lieutenant
Kinzie from Mr.. Galusha. 6-3 6-3: Charles
Foley won from Il. r. Finnegan. al Cd Dr.
I.ovegrove from A. w. Bumiller. 2-6 ~
G-3: Melville Long won from James Code, Go
go.
Ladies' singles. preliminary round. upper half
Mrs. Farquhar won from Miss usan. 2-G, OF
Ga.
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Seals Slam the Curves
Of Hogan Hard
Three Runs in the First Inning
Give Longs Boys Safe
Lead
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
By W. ). Siaffery

Apparently weary of running sec
ond the Seals showed signs of reviv-
ing yesterday and clouted the Com
muters hard, early and often. Oak
land never figured at all. Its run of
prosperity, enjoyed during the two or
three days while the Seals were "off. ;"
terminated abruptly. The Commuters
could not play ball and the finish
of the game was visible after the tirst
inning.
Willie Hogan came in for a fine ham,
mering. Apparently his long illness
and absence from the pitchers box had
done his soup, bone no good. 2I once the the
ii was curtains and good evening for
him. He virtually lost the game in the
opening round, when three runs We're
pounded in. enough to break up an or
dinary match at the start.
Henley had everything and would
have made Ii nice whltewash but Tor
an error which Captain Mohler was un-
kind enough to make in the second.
Mohler booted Van Haltren's grounder
with two down, and this allowed Slat-
terry to sneak. in from third, . whittier
single against the right field fence.
San Francisco started well. With
Mohler out Hildebrand doubled along
the third base line and was scored on
Zeiders single 10 left. Zeider stole
and Meichoir advanced him on an out.
fered another sack. A wild pitch put
Zeider over the jumps. Beck drew an
other four spot and together with Will
liams worked a double steal for the
third run.
The boys took a layoff until the sixth.
when they gave Hogans benders an
other fine pounding. After Williams
had Texas leagued to left Beck placed
a three sacker against the center field
fence and the run was in. Berry
brought Beck around on single
through short. McArdle continued the
bombardment, but Henley forced Berry
at the plate.
In the seventh the last Seal tally
arrived. Hide led off again with a
drive to the left garden. Zeider died
on an infeld grounder and little
Georgia advanced peg. Melchoir got
away with a pretty bunt and Hide
kept on going. Miller handled the ball
nicely, but heaved it high over Slat-
tery's head and Hide arrived
In the field the Seals did fine work.
Outside of Mothers miscue, which pre-
vented the blanking of the transbay
team, all of the boys performed prop
erly. 1t looked at times as though
the Commuters We're about to open
fire on Henley's twisters, but he was
always there in the pinches and his
grand support encouraged him to con-
tinue the good work. The score:
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Rival Middle Weights viii Battle
Again for the Championship

Stanley Ketche the vanquished middle weight champion will
be given opportunity retrieve his laue sooner than he
peced Ketchel and Billy Papke his conquero
Promoter John Gleason last night the fight take place the
Coliseum Thanksgiving evening November 25 The will
under the weight conditions that governed their last battle and
will so OF the receipts be divided 90 and 40
per The making of this match something OF surprise
believed that Papke would ignore Ketchel for several
months When Gleason approached Tom Jones'
manager the latter willingly assented and OConnor only
waiting for chance pit his against Papke again time
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Sand Crabs Overcome
Lead Of Five Runs
Devereaux's Diamond Stars Put
Up Spectacular Game
Against Fresno
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, Sept 10.--Tbe Sand Crabs
played fast game this Afternoon and de-
feated the Fresno Tigers. after the latter
had obtained a lead of five runs. Devereaux' 5
bunch bombarded Fresnos pitcher in the fourth
shinn and Haley hit safely and scored on Col
Inns two hagser into deep center. Collins scored
on Hartman's hit.
The Crabs landed on Baum again in the sew
enth when Deyereaux led off with two bag
ger followed by Hartman and 1yerson with
singles. Then Brooks raped out a two bag
ger, tying the score.
At this stage. with none out, Miller was sent
into the box, retiring Smith and Hoag. Shinn
was hit. filling the bases and Haley drove them
oil in with two bagger against the rightfeld
fence. Fresno did some heavy hitting and both
teams felded brilliantly. The score:
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Montreal Races

MONTREAL, Sept. l0-Summary:
First race, five aud a half furlongs-Theo
Cook Won Personal second, Hurlock third.
Time. 1907 2-5.
Second race, one and one-quarter miles-Miss
Catesby won, Doubt second, st. Ilario third.
Time. 2:0z 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Et Al won, Disaster
second. Rover third. fine. 1:l4 40
Fourth race seven furlongs-Berwick won,
Autumn Flower second, Howard Shean third.
Time. % 3-5.
Fifth race. steeplechase, about two and a
half miles-Waterway won, McAllister second,
Byzantine third Time 5:1T
Sixth race, six furlongs-Edwin L won. Lo-
mond second, Melton Cloth third. Time 1:13 an
Anna L. Daly finished first, but disqual-
flied for fouing
Seventh race. one and an eighth miles-Brick-
tor won, Stalker second, Midas third. Time
300 3-5.
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The Elmhurst team vas defeated !
rYpoTHETAE ELECTS pREsrpEsr

BOSTON, Sept. 10.-The Typothetae
of America today elected e. Lawrence
Felis of Philadelphia president.
A committee of three was appointed
to act with the national paper trade
association and the national edi-
torial association in an effort to in
duce the government TO go out of the
business of printing stamped envelopes.
1t was decided TO continue the case of
the alleged violation of the national
agreement between the United Ty-
pothetae and the International print
ing pressmen and assistants union
through the appellate court OF the
United States.
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Montreal Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Dr. Mathews, Ju-
billie Juggfns. Fernado.
Second race-Pretcusfon, On
tariO. Chief Hayes.
Third race. III. Reed, Mabel
Henry, Belle of the Ball.
Fourth race-Czar, Lawrence p.
Daley, Magazine.
Fifth race-Arinn, Blue Pigeon,
Butweli.
sixth race-NibIick, ROsemount,
TreuoIa.
seventh race-Lady LeOta, Sir
Aivcseot. Mabel Henry.
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uER nEATH AccIDENTAL

SAN lose. Sept ia coroner's jury
Nhis evening determined that Mrs. Jo-
sephine Symms. who was instantly
killed yesterday afternoon when she
stepped from a streetcar while IL was
IN motion. came to her death accident
ally and exonerated the motorman. con-
ductoF and streetcar company from all
blame
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kNoPF KILLS BIG BUCK

A. J. knopf Of the Pacific humane society
returned yesterday from a hunting trip in the
woods Of Marin county. bringing with him a
l4O pound four point buck, which he baggcd
Monday afternoon
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BUILDING TRADES ATHLETICS

All arrangements have been completed for the
hig Sports carnival and ball under the auspices
n the building trades couBch IN Dreamland
rink tomorrow evening. Among the notables
who VII box are Joe Cans. Johnny Murphy. Abe
Arrpll. Freddie WeIch. Joe Ieahy and Billy
Snsilham. Roger and Jim Cornell. George Braun
and George Mebling the wrestlers. will compete.
Eddie Graney viii referee all the bouts and
sam Berger will act mastcr Of ceremonies.
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and
Oadano Portland
Seattle Selections
BY J. n. JEFFERY

FIRST race-CharIes w. Hodges.
Buckthorn, HaxIet.
second race--Pinaud, Bogohama,
Herman Doyle.
faird race-Escalante, Spohn,
Deneen.
Fourth race-Henry o, King of
Mist. Rubinon.
Firth race-Gene Russell, Maud
McG. Cork HILL
sixth raee-Aftcrmath. Buster
Jones, Severton.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Koestner 6. by Graney 3, by
Garrett g. Base on balls-Of Koestner L. on
Graney e. OF Garrett 1. Two base hit--cssey
Double piays--Cooney TO Casey to Johnson
Cooney to Casey to Johnson. Sacrifice hits
oakes Cooney Rernard. Passed balls-Hosan
Whaling. First base on error--Portiand l. Los
Angeles l. Left on bases-Los Angeles g. Port
land 3: Innings pitched-By Graney %. BY
Garrett 1-3. Base hits-0f Graney T. Time
OF game-I hour and IS minutes. Umpire
'Perine.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES
Al Seattle-Seattle g, Butte s.
At Tacoma Tacoma ]. Vancouver 3.
CHESS MASTERS IN DRAW

MUNICH. Sept. 10.--The game in the
chess match for the championship of
the world, between Dr. Lasifer and DIR.
Tarrasch, which adjourned last night
after As moves, was resumed today and
was declared a draw. however. after
three more moves.
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz z Fresno J. Home
runs-Mott, Moore Two base hits-CoIlius Dev-
ereaux. Haley, Brooks. Sacrifice hits -Blanken-
ship Hollingsworth. First base on balls-Smitn
2, Baum /, Miller /. Struck out--By Smith 8
by Baum ., by Miller 1. Left on bases-Santa
Cruz 2, Fresno 3. Double plays-B Baum to Ke;
ley to Mott. Baum to Kelley TO Mott Moore 10
Kelley TO Mott. Hit by pitcher-Shinn In
nings pitched-Baum Q 1-3 Miller . 2-3 Hits
off Baum TO- off Miller 1. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Hodson. Scorer-Lucas
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san FRANCISCO

Three base hit-Beck. Two base hit--Hilde-
brand. Sacrifice hit-Beek. First base on called
balls-On Hogan 3 of Henley /. Struck out
BY Hogan 4, by Henley 4. Double plays-Hen-
ley to Berry to Williams, Williams to Zeider
Wild pitch-Hogan. Time of game-i hour and
so minutes. umpires-0'C Connell and Flynn.
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Batting and Bowling Of
Cricket Champions

The Pacific cricket club having won
the championship of the California
cricket association and the possession
of the cup for the season of fgOS-9 the
individual batting and bowling aver
ages of the team are of interest. They
are given here:
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DRowNED WHEN SHIP SANK

GRIMSBY, Eng, Sept. 10.-The Brit
ish steamer Pacific. 1859 tons. from
Sunderland to the river Plate. was
wrecked off this. port yesterday. A
trawler rescued is OF her crew from a
heavy sea Five lost their lives
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Time. 1.a9 3-5 Start good Won first three
driven Billy Pullman 8. Johnstown L. John
Lyle z Henry of Shennsmere II. Miss Himyar
=. Angelo 80. Cobleskill j.. BOnton ;. finished
named. Day star worked his way up
from none TOO good break and after appearing
70 be easy winner in the stretch had 10 he
driven out 70 the limit 10 withstand Stony's
closing challenge. The latter closed a big gap
tire last half Nap took the lead from AcnOlo
and Bonton on the hackstretch. but weakened
the end. Star. place. 80 show; Stony.
30 place. 6-5 show; War. 40 show.
Weather clear: track fast
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Beavers Take a Fast
Game From Angels

PORTLAND, Sept. io.--Portand won the
fastest game of the series today by scoring
two runs in the hrst inning on Mercedes single.
Pitcher Graney put out Of the game In the
sixth for disputing the umpires. Bases we're
full at the time, but Garrett went in and held
the fort. Score
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NEW POSTMASTER NAMED

WASHINGTON. Sept 10.-Frank p.
Edminson has been appointed post
master at Edison. Kern county, vice
c. c. Both. removed.
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DENIES THE MURpER-Astoris. Sept TO-
Ito the Japanese who was arrested on board
dered fellow countryman In Los Angeles
February f.
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CRUISERS START FoR sAuo&

HONOLULU, Sept. 1O.-The Pacific
fleet with torpedo destroyer foti1la in
tow sailed today for Pago Pago. Samoa.
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Baseball Notes

Long probably will pitch either Griffin or
Browning. his new men, this afternoon Both
ther won game it was hardly their fault, as
they exhibited class.
Poor old Pa Van Haltren is not in good shape
at all and even his bright batting eye seems to
be affected Ii looks strange TO see Van away
down eighth on the batting list. Van hates TO
play the bench.
1t is strange how players kick for moth
ing. In the sixth Flynn called MsArdle out on
Grabbed and belched about the verdict until
everybody in the lot laughed at him.
Beck's three bagger in the sixth was one Of
the most peculiar hits ever seen on any lot. 1t
went straight for the center field fence and
was waiting to take II OF. However, the hall
hit strlnger and bounded back nearly to second
base. While Van was hotfooting after the
the third station, Pretty lucky for him.
George smith. the new Oakland shor.stop
man and 4 wen thought OF in the south Van
msrss nsursa @ On $ o bis is ssn for
and drafted the Texan. This means that lie will
finish the season with Oakland and then report
luck for the iuckIess Oakland aggregation,
The erizzlies ran against a snag sunday after
latter beat them. TO g. The Grizzlies used
three pitchers during the game. Messemer OF
the Capitals, though crippled without the regu-
lar catcher, pitched good game. The Capitals
have open dates from September 20. Challenges
are desired from 1a-16 year old teams. Address
f. Crowley, manager, 316 Corbett avenue
The Lake Tahoe baseball team will Journey
to Red Bluff Sunday to cross bats with the
champions Of the northern league. The last game
between these mines resulted in a victory for the
Tanoes.
The Emhurst team was defeated in a closely
contested game by Fruitvale yesterday The
score was to 4. The Fruitvales made niue
The battery of the Fruitvales was WaliIn and
Jackson, aud that of Elmhurst was ArIett ana
Calren Umpire. F. Brown
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The Lake Tahoe baseball team viii Journey
to Red Bluf Sunday To cross bats with the
champions Of the northern league. The last game
between these mines resulted in victory for the
Tanoes.
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o8d and third driven. AIidnont 10. cholk
Hcdrick 10. I.ady's Beauty 30, Ed Davis Is,
BahoO L.. Lady Mirfhful 60, Cuernayaca 100.
loreE Mary -. The BnglishmRn IS. finished
named Bouquet, within striking distance
throughout ran over the leaders at the end.
Standorer forward contender at all stages.
iIyholin followed Beauty's pace closely the
first six fHrlongs. took the lead in the stretch
and then weakened. Boquet. place. / show;
StaRdovcr, 6-5 place, So show; Litholin, 3-5
show
1876. SIXTH RACE-Mile, selling, year
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1t is strange how players kick for moth
ing. In the sixth Flynn called McArdle out ON
one that cut the center OF the plate aud Mac
grabbed and belched about the verdict until
everybody In the lot laughed at him.
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BAYTING AVERAGES

BOWLING AVERAGES
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Long probably will pitch either Griffin or
Browning. his men, this afternoon. Both
have shown up nicely thus far and though nei-
ther won a game 1t was hardly their fault,
they exhibited class.
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