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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
Father Of Motoreycling
Is Visiting Here
K. q. Belts Comes to California
in the Interest of National
Federation

r. G. Belts. known as the father of
visiting in San Francisco. Belts has
come west in the interest of the feder-
alton of American motorcyclists, of
which he was president from its incep-
tion until about a month ago. when he
resigned to pay closer attention to the
proper formation of the branches of the
federation.
In speaking of the federation Belts
said:
I'VE have representation in 81 states
and interest in motorcycling is increas-
ing so rapidly that it would not be
surprising if before the end of the year
the whole of the United States would
be covered by our federation. The or
ganization is built upon lines similar to
those OF the old league of American
wheelmen. The proposition is for home
rule and the governing of all affairs in
accordance with rules and regulations
as laid down by the federation"
1t is an individual membership organi-
zation, and Belts, in discussing this
part of the federation, said that he was
sure it would be but a short time
organization would be by clubs, as the
number of members would be so large
that it would not be possible to
handle them. especially when the ma
tonal convention was held. In speak
ing of the local branch he said that the
reason why the federation was not so
We'll known in California was that up
to the present those who had charge of
the organizing and PRONUNCIATION of the
interests of the association had accept
ed the offices but had failed to perform
the duties. Changes have been made
however, and the new president of the
state organization, who lives in Los
Angeles, is expected to carry out a
more vigorous policy. Abiding to the
outlook of the motorcycle game in Cal
ifOrnia Belts said: Il can easily see
why this vehicle is going to be so pop
ular here. With the great power of
these machines it is possible for Cali
fornians to negotiate the hills with
which the state abounds, and it is for
this reason. primarily, that the motor
cycle has replaced the bicycle in Cali
fornia. This stat has two clubs to
every one of any other. and the
clubhouse and grounds of the Los An
geles club are the finest of any in the
world. For these reasons 1t may be
considered that at present California
is the home of the motorcyclists
The racing game has been one to
which the officers of the federation
have given a great deal of thought
Belts will be in San Francisco until
Friday, when he will continue north
ward on his return to New York, his
home.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
Emeryyille Harness
Race Meet Shortened

Although the harness horse meet
which will be held at Oakland next
week has been curtailed two days none
of the events has been cut from the
card, for, instead of six days of racing
with two races a day, there will be
four days with three races a day.
The opening day will be marked by
what promises to be one of the great
est pacing races ever held in the west.
This viii be the go between Sir John S,
the undefeated champion of last season,
and the sensational mare Mona Wilkes,
which made the fastest mile ever COW
cred in a harness horse race on this
coast, at Santa Rosa last week
A large number, of horses are in
training at the EmeryVille track and
the arrival of the horses which raced
The veteran reinsman, c. A. Durfee,
has charge of the track and he an
nounces that the speedway is in shape
for fast work.
The interest which the driving clubs
have taken in the meet has led the di-
rectors of the association to provide
two races for amateur drivers. Both of
these races, consisting of a free for all
pace and a free for all trot, will be
held on the last two days of the meet
Valuable silver cups will be the rewards
of the winners in these races. Entries
viii be received from any driving club
in the state.
T. J. Fitzpatrick, who has taken
charge Of the meet on account of the
illness of Ben Benjamin, is hard
at work on the list of entries, and he
expects to announce the formal pro-
gram in few days Kii2atrick will
have his stallion washington McKin-
ney on exhibition at the track during
the meet and it is probable that he
viii send the noted horse after a rec
ord.
The officials for the meet have not
been appointed and the directors will
not name the starter until Secretary
Kelly of the Pacific Coast trotting
horse breeders association returns to
this city. A. c. Stevens. who did the
starting in a satisfactory manner at
Santa Rosa. may be given the position.
The races will be as follows:
August 12-2:2O trot. free for all pace, year
old trot.
August 1920 pace, 2;25 year old trot,
200 trot.
August 1920 consolation trot 2:0S pace,
2:30 trot, free for all amateur pace.
August 15-2:14 trot, 2:20 consolation pace,
2:14 pace. free for all amateur trot
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Keene's MaSkett Wins
the Spinaway Stake
Makes Best Time for FiHy al
Five and Half FurI0ngS
Around Turns
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The Spinaway
stake, worth $4,000, was the feature
of the program this afternoon. James
r. Keenes flly Maskett won first
money, $500, and Wedding Bells. a
stable mate of the winner, won second
money, which was $1,000. The third
prize of $500 was won by Lady Hub
bard, owned by John e. Madden. Mas
kett won the race in commanding
style, leading from start to finish.
She ran under a stout pull for five and
half furlongs, but the restraint could
not check her wonderful speed.
1t was the best time ever made by a
year old at this distance around
turns. The victory of Maskett was ex-
pected. Her great reputation and the
fine speed she showed in her prelimi-
nary race caused the men of the odds
to consider her first money.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-For year olds and upward,
selling. $500 added, five furlongs:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-5-Kennyetto, 113 (W. Miller). ..............
5-2-Jacobite, 120 (Notter) Observation-Disclosures. s
Time. 1:26 2-5. Astor dor finished fourth.
SECOND RACE-The Saratoga steeplechase
handicap, year Ods and upward, $500 added,
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-20-Jimmie Lane, 152 Boardweel ....-..... /
4 o-Bat, 132 ct. o O'Brienl. Observation-Disclosures.
Time, 4:25 20. Only two started.
THIRD RACE-The Spinaway $4,000, fliies
year olds. five and a half furlongs
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
2-7-Maskett, 112 (Notterl Observation-Disclosures.
2-7-Wedding Bells, liz (E. Duganl. .........
T-2-Lady Hubbard, 112 (Sweet). ..-..........
Time. los 40 Miss Kearney, Wallhower
Constellation, finished named
FOURTH RACE--Handicap all ages, selling
$500 added mile:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-1-Orphan Lad. 113 (Shiling) ..........
6-1-George g. Hall, 109 BrusseD.
5-2-D Arkle. 100 (McCarthy) y)................
Time, LAB. Greene, Campaigner, finished as
named.
FIFTH RACE-The Kentucky, $500 added, fill
lies, year ods, selling, five and a half fur
longs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
11-Helen Harvey, 100 (NotterI. .............
4-1-Summer Night, 10J (McCarthy). ..........
10-1-Plume, 107 (W. Miller. l..................
Time, 1:10. Albani. La Tosca, Court Lady
Cheek, Merry Gift, Fair Messenger, Chaperon
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE year olds and upward which
have not won at this meeting, selling, $40C
added, mile:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
30-1-Bonnie Bard, 105 (E. Duganl ...........
20-1-Goconda, 90 (Yorke) Observation-Disclosures.
7-5-Colonel White, 100 (Sweet)..
Time, 1:44 2-5. Thomas Calhoun, Kentucky
Beau, Earrs Court, Holdfast, Sugar Pine, fin
ished as named.
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MillBetweenMcFarland
and WelShLOOkS Good
Joe Thomas Settles Down to
Train for His Fight With
KefcheI

Freddie Welsh, the champion light
weight of England. and ''Paekey'' Nc
Farland. the pride of the Chicago stock
yards, probably will furnish the Sep
tember pugilistic entertainment in this
city. Though they have not yet come
to terms, both have sort of half way
agreement with Promoter Sam Berger
that they will fight for him, provided
OF course, that everything goes right in
the meantime and that the promoter
can assure them that the bout VIII
draw money enough to make it worth
while.
Berger has been casting around for a
match Tor next month for some davs.
and the more he looks the field over
the more favorably Mcfarland and
Welsh impress him. Berger has al
ways had a weakness for the Chicago
Doy, and believes him to be one of the
pest cards in the business. As Welsh
1ought Packey" to a standstill in the
south in 20 round mill return
match between the pair would prove a
great fight.
Both Mcfarland and Welsh have en-
gagements in the south within the next
couple of weeks The former is to take
on the hard hitting Phil Brock in a 10
round mfxup, while the Britisher is
billed TO go against Johnny Murphy of
this city in 25 round setto. Both the
near champs should win.
Much depends upon the outcome of
THESE two fights. In the event that
either Mcfarland or Welsh are decisvely
beaten, then their chanceslfor appear
ing here will be killed off. On the
other hand, they are likely to be in
jured, and if this be the case there will
not be much of a chance to secure them
for star bout at the Coliseum.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. four and half furlongs-Jim
Hanna, Yellow Foot, Surfman, Glenart, Med
ding Hanna, Ponciana, Moro, Begone, Theo
Phillips. Egotist, Electric Light, ]. w. Furer.
Second race, four furlongs selllng-Grasscut-
ter, Dick Stanley. Susie Gregg Katie Crews,
Mrs. Matthews, Daisy Frost Monsie Noble, st.
Joe, George ID, Buxter Hodi, Scorcher, Jack o.
Lantern.
Third race, four furlongs, selling Esther n,
Agrippena, Cardinal, Lancashire Lad, Faloski,
Garter Light, Bird in the Bush, Byron, Charlie
Doherty, Irish Mike, Tainted Money. John A.
Mallon.
Fourth race i've and half furlongs. selling
Chief Desmond Oiivilo Hand Me Down, William
Bssett. Entrada, Azusa Burnolette, Compury'
Berryessa, Kamsack, BY Play. Akbar.
Fifth race, one mile, Butte stake-An Anoura,
Mabel Holander, Husky, Native Son, Dixle Lad,
Timothy Wen
Sixth race, and sixteenth miles, selling
budapest, Willie T, Tarp, Senator beckham,
Bardcnia, Furze Jennie's Beau Cardinal Sarto,
Tea Tray, Graphite, Happy Rice. Mandator.
Seventh race, mile. selling aooWnoTn,
Miiler's Daughter. Docile, Lola White. Miss May
Bowdish, J. v. Kirby, zick Abrams ing Briisn'
San Reno, Dick Redd, Prince Frederick western.
weather cloudy: track fast
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BUTTE. Mont. Aug. 5.-Thipy fourth day;
weather clear: track fast.
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs. selling, 8 year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. St Str. Fin
l-2-Cardinal (Aubuchon) III 4 21s1
s-5-sodfssssr sSifssss 'gs'WSn e. esGlj i
Time. I:o2. Columbia. Maid. Irish Mike,
finished as named Winner b. G. by St. Carlo
Orlando. Start good. Won driving hard: Second
easily Third d. driving irving Cardinal was firing very
stoutly-
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs. year olds
and upward:
1-2-Pimkim (J. H. Stuart) .104 / / y
3-i-Glendenning tM Nelsonl lo4 / 2a 2 rs
Time. 1:O2. Helisme. Efervescence Lord
Rossington. Bonnie Briar Bush, Hon. Queen, fin
ished as named n, 8, Winner br g g) by Fitz-
ond driving. Third easily Pimkim outciassed
his company and galloped along all the way.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs. selling, 2 year
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str. Fin.
s1-Ollie Ward (Blair). .105 Il II
4 4-1-Marine tKirschbauml 10s I u 22.
D-1-Slr Barry tHeatherton) JOG III
Time. 1:03. Disagreement, Mabel Fountain.
Prince Alamo. Tyler. Knight Deck. finished as
Start bad. Won in a drive Second handiIy.
Third cieverly. Marine tired and swerved badly
in final 100 yards. which cost her the race:
Huestis was thrown to the ground.
FOURTH RACE-Seven furlongs. selling. 5
year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
3-1-Rustling SILK (Nelson). 100 l 1131
9-5-Lucy Marie (Kirschbaum)105 1 2 III
7-2-F Knight the (0tis)107 8 33
Time. 1:2Sla. Patriotic. Decklaw, Brawny
Lad. Cotillion. finished named. Winner b. m.
90 by Mirthful- Culver. Start good Won drlv-
ing hard. Kirschbaum fumbled when he went
after his whip; otherwise Lucy would have won.
FIFTH RACE-Sx furlongs selling 8 year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St Str. Fin.
4-1--Westerp tShriner) LIP 21 "a
10-1-Ruscmo (van Dusenl.. 90 l 1872 1Il
l0-1-Harka (Butwel) ..107 . 80
Time. lis. Zoe Young, Black Dress, Sam
Barber, Lerida. Dorian Prince. Reuben, Lizzie
by Handsome Independence Day. Start good.
Won In a drive OF three. Ruscimo tired last
furlong.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. ST. Str Fin
1-2-Silverskin (Aubuchon) loo IA ms
S-1-Hi Caul Cap tFischer) lii 2 u "a
S-1-Belden (van Dusen1 Ills 5 80
Time. 1:50. Markie Mayer, Elevation Mendon.
Winner ct. e. ta) by Faraday Katy Did Start
good. Won driving. Silverskin just lasted.
SEVENTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
selling. year olds and upward
Odds. Horse and Jockey. WIT. st. Str Fin.
I-l-Nabonassar (Bradyl ....114 13 IL
6-1-Kenova tKirschbaum) .1O7 3 a e
9-5-Lady Alicia ivan Dusen)105 s 3 h
Time. 1:51. Wise Hand. Happy Rice. Prince
of Orange. Benvolio. Bon yivant finished as
named. Winner ch. b. 90 by Brutus-Gypsette
Start good Won cleverly.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 15, San Francisco Q.
Oakland q, Los Angeles 4.
OAKLAND @, Los ANGELES 4
SPECIAL, DISPATCH TO THE CALL

Los ANGELES. Aug. Sit looked
like a nest of goose eggs for
the champions for six innings
this afternoon while Oakland was
six to the good up to that time.
The home team found Hardy often, but
outside of the seventh and eighth in
nings, they could get no runs. Koest-
ner held the northerners down in the
first three innings but went to pieces
after that and was hit for double
and three singles in the fourth after
two were out. In the fifth, after three
singles. a pass, sacrifice and a wild
pitch, Koestner was retired for. the
remainder of the game. With six TO
the good, Oakland got no more, but the
one run in the seventh and three in the
eighth availed the champions nothing.
Comiskey of the Chicago White Sox
has asked Manager Berry's price for
Easterley and Ellis, but Berry will not
release either until the end of the sea-
son.
Score.
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Spanish Queen Takes
Big Burdick Purse

Queen justified the conclusion of her
friends today when she won the Bur-
dick house purse of $4,000. the banner
offering of the Kalamazoo grand circuit
meeting. Her nearest competitor was
the mare Alceste, in the Gerst stable,
and Alceste made the winner equal her
record of 2:07A to win the second heat
But for the break made by Spanish
Queen when she was leading down the
back stretch in the first heat there
would undoubtedly have been but three
heats trotted. Summary:
2:20 class pacing-Alcelia won in three strfght
heats. Time 2:14A, 2:11E 2:13.
2.16 class trot-Spanish Queen took second
third and fourth heats Time, 2.07L, 2.1I15
2:1215. Auceste took first heat. Time, 2:10K
2:19 class trotting- -Marvelietta took third
fourth and fifth heats Time. 2:131s, PIG.
2:141t. Cereal took second heat in 2:151s. MIL
harm took first heat in 2-13A.
2:14 class pacing Shamrock won in three
straight heats Time 2:14&. 2.1OA, 2:13
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-06
CRAB SALAD FOR SAN JOSE
Prune Pickers Score Easy Vic
tory Over Santa Cruz
sPEOIAL DIsPATCH no THE cAL1

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. 5.-The Prune
Pickers today enjoyed crab salad to
their hearts content. and just as the
locals were trying hard to overtake
the lead of the visitors Chief Esola dis
couraged them by placing the ball over
the left field fence, scoring VOTERS
The sensational work of the day was
Smiths three marvellous running
catches in left field, twice completing
a double play by an assist to Collins
at first Haley in left made great
running catch of a hard drive to the
fence in the ninth. Score:
SAN Jose
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Baseball Notes

II is injustice TO charge the defeat to
Sutor. but according 10 the rules lie must suffer
The southraw went into the game with the
score q tie. He did not even have a chance to
warm up.
A Reader. city-The report that the game
IN Los Angeles on Tuesday drew 10000 people
Is evidently a mistake and the i.000 attend
ance as published In The Call is undoubtedly
correct. The greatest baseball crowd that Los
Angeles las known never reached 10000 people
II is not likely that Tuesday afternoon exhI-
bition with tail end team would break the
southern record.
Roliie zeider Fas back in the game 70 the
surprise Of all the fans, who thought that be
would have TO play the bench for a week at
least. zeider played grand ball and certainly did
not show any Of the effects of the injury he
suffered AZ Portland Sunday Besides doing
weIi in the field he drove IN pair Of runs
with two bagger
Johnson's batting netted the porfIanders Just
seven runs. Out OF i've trips 10 the rubber Ole
hammered out two home runs. a double and
single. The other time he passed pur
posely by Jones. who feared that Ole might
bring n a in the very first inning.
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, Aug 5.-Today's results:
First race, five and half furiongs-F -Floreal
won, Malecon second Sainestir third. Time,
1:i0 As.
Second race, steeplechase, short course-Lave-
ia won, Little Wallit second, Scotch Pebble
third. Time, $3.50 1-5.
Third race, one and sixteenth miles-Quagga
won, Hostile Hyphen second, Fancy Bird third
Time, 40 %
Fourth race declared off.
Fifth race, five and a half furlongs-Arelia
won, Serenade second, AIadrileno third. Time
loo 3-5.
Sixth race, five and half furlongs-The Cook
won, Alice second. 7. M. Green third. Time
1:09 2-5.
Seventh race, one mile and seventy yards
Anneta Lady won, Conyille second. Usury third
Time, 1:47.
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PUTS IN HARD LICKS

Joe Thomas is putting In many good, hard
licks every day at Shannons. San Rafael. for
his meeting with Stanley Ketchel before Jack
Gleason's club August IS. Joe has secured
Teddy Wolff. the former four round welter
weight boxer, as sparrng partner. and the
pair roll around in many rounds Of lively mill
ing every afternoon.
This next fight viii be Thomas last chance
to redeem himself. and if he does not make a
creditable showing against the middle weight
champion he likely will be compelled to step
down and out far the stars figure. Joe
is not training to make weight this time. but
rather to put it He figures to climb into
the ring weighing close to 10 pounds, about
the same mark that Ketchel will tip the
beam
Ketchel is stlll taking it soft and easy around
town. He Will not do any training for a few
days yet. He has been working for many
fights recently that he fears he-will 90 stale
from overexertion. Bill Rogers. the man who
handled Ketchel for his last fight. Will be on the
job again.
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Bits-0f Koestner Z. off Thorsen 8. Two
base hits-Heitmuller, II. Hogan. Nagle. Oakes.
Sacrifice hits-Oakes. Cook Miller. Base on
balls-On Koestner 1, on Thorsen l. Double
plays-Hardy to Lewis to Slattery; Miller to
Altman TO Slattery. Struck out-By Koestner l.
by Hardy 5. by Thorsen /. Wild pitch-Koest-
ner. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Um-
pire-O Connell.
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National League

NEW YORK Aug. 5.--With the score a tie n
the ninth. tOday's game between Cincinnati and
Score:
r. H. r.
Cincinnati ...-. .....-..-.-......
New York. -.........--..-........ Q 8
Batteries-Campbell. Ewing and Schei Cran-
DAN. Taylor and Bresnahan. Umpires-Rglet
and Emslie.
BROOKLYN. Aug 5.-Brooklyn-St Louis game
postponed; wet grounds Two games tomorrow.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 6--Philadelphia-Ch Chi
cago game postponed: rain.
BOSTON. Aug. 5--The Boston Pittsburg gams
was postponed. rain
NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES
At Tacoma-Tacoma IL, Aberdeen 8.
At Vancouver-Butte 3. Vancouver L.
At Spokane-Spokane a. Seattle g
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Emervl
nGuma
Seattle Selections
BY j. r.. JEFFERY~

First race-BernardO, Beauti-
full and Best, Maud MEG.
Second rnce-Adelbert Belle,
Work and Play, COnfessor.
Third race-Fair Annie, Steel,
AXIS AR Ben.
Fourth race-Jack Witt, Lady
Kitty, RubinOn.
Fifth race-COnvent Belle, St0-
ney Lee, Monte.
Sixth race-FirebalI, Anna Ka-
rennfni, Burning Bush.
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Fort Erie Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Grace GolIing, Au-
tomato, Splendida.
Second race-Tramp Fast, Ger
rymander, Devanson.
Third race-Marm0rean, Snake
Mary, May Celia.
Fourth race-Keep Moving, Top
sy Robinson, Donaldo.
Fifth race--Huck, DIR. Matthews,
StOner Hill.
Sixth race Deacon, Chief
Hayes, Estella c.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

OF Groom 6. of Garrett 3. Hits-Of Jones 8.
on Henley s. OF Sutor 3. OF Groom s. OF Gar
reft Home runs-JOhnson t2). Two base
McCredie Danzig Zeider. First base on called
balls-0f Groom T. OF Garrett g. Of Jones i
06 Sutor ,. Struck ouf-By Groom 5 Dv Sutor
!. by Jones 2. by Henley 3. Hit by pitched
ball-Beck. Charge defeat TO Sutor: credit
victory 10 Groom. Time Of game-2 hours and
20 minutes. Umpire-Perine.
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SANTA CRUZ
SUMMARY
Earned runs-santa crux ! I

Earned runs-Santa Cruz g. San lose 4. Home
run.Esola. Two base h5ts-Deyereaux, r.
smith, Stricklett Sacrifice hits-Feeney H.
Smith. Strleb. Base on balls-On Hopkins D off
Stricklett 2 Struck out--By Stricklett s. First
base on errors-San Cruz 3, San Jose g. Double
piays-Smith 10 Collins, Smith to Collins Left
on bases-Santa Cruz g. San Jose . Passed
balls Brooks l2). Time of game--I hour and
% minutes. Impre-Moore. Scorer-I.ucas
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Hugh McBreen, the Boston American scout
arrived Yesterday on his annual foraging exA
petition, He was close observer OF every play
during the game and liked the class that many
OF the boys showed. 1t was McBreen who Sc
cured Carlisle and Cravath for Boston last year
and they both made good. He hopes to buy
several more Pacific coast stars this time After
looking the Seals and Beavers over McBreen
will invade Los Angeles
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BATTLER MAKES A HIT

Battling Nelson, the lightweight champion
and Tommy Ryan. the old middle weight star,
are making great hit In their boxing exhibit
tions throughout the middle west. and If the
money keeps pouring in as rapidly as it has
been it is likely that the pair Will extend
its tour few weeks. Every time they appear
they are the whole show in the town.
Their last stand was at South Bend Ind
last night The Oliver opera house. where the
exhibition four round mill was pulled or, was
filled TO Oyer1owing and the boys had everybody
cheering when they waded In and exchanged
wallop after wallop in the last two rounds. The
Battler says Tommy is the greatest sparring
mate he ever had on his stan.
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Brownies Take Two id
aROW From YankS
GAMES TODAY
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Cleveland.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Pittsburg at Boston.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at New York.
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GOOD CARD FOR THE FANS

Billy Roche has a live looking card ready for
the fans who make the trip to his Colma pavilion
on Saturday night. There are six pairs Of
lightweight and feather weight boxers on the
list and they figure to put up some Interesting
fights.
The head liners will be frankie Ed
wards and Tom Woods. two of the best boys
who fought in the four round mills when the
game was good here about a year ago. Little
Jimmy Carroll is carded to go six rounds with
Jimmy Buther. a little Britisher. who Is said
and Joe Rogers. Willie Mack and Anton La
Grave. Jim Mccarthy and Jim Howard and
frankie Murphy and Willie O'Neil complete the
attractive card.