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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-20
Russell ] Defeats
WdIIa WdIla

George Sharman's crack greyhound
WalIa Walla- to shot in the bet
ting, was beaten by f. Schultts' entry.
Russell j, in the deciding course of the
class stake yesterday at Ingleside
coursing park, in which I6 entries
started The betting was lively on the
result and both dogs were heavily sup
ported.
The hard running in the previous
races told on Walla WaIIa, for he had
$50 seconds more running than the
stake winner when they came together
in the final However, he ran a credit
able race and he was right there all
the way. 1t was a short test. Russell
J going out in front and after scoring
the turn he drove in for the kill.
The sport during the day was marked
by severe running and the defeat of
many top heavy favorires. Several out
siders at odds of to 1 and better re-
warded the short end players. Came
ness counted more than speed yester-
day. as many OF the fleet performers
blew up after scoring the early
points and were beaten out by the
slower but gamer dogs.
Manager Jerry O'Shea announced yes
terday that a puppy stake would be run
many crack young dogs will be en-
tered The results follow:
Open stake. first round--Servant Girl beat Sis
ter; Young CloverJiale beat MOSQUITO:
Bright Flower beat Rabbit Jenkins: IronhOuse
peat Free VIII. Tralee's Last beat Wild Mist;
Wild Mamie: Lady Seeds. a bye; Master Lane,
withdrawn: Laura ". a bye; Invincible with
drawn; ottawa beat White Rogue; Pedlar Baum
beat Sunny Shore; Vanished Mist beat Red Leaf
Leading Lady. bye; Dashing Wave withdrawn
May Granard. buy; Honest Worker with
drawn; Crystal beat Wing EN-; Betsy Brown
beat Burton: Dolly Bishop beat HoIyberry: St
T-, haaN Vo,H
vein; Stanley beat Beldame: Theo. Bell beat
NJ; the Widow beat 1Ienlo Boy; Lady Kelp
beat Primrose; Little Wood beat Eilbe Royal
Second round-Xoung Cloverdale beat Servant
Girl; Bright Flower beat IrOnhOuse: Nora Alto
beat Tralee's Last; Lady Seeds. bye; Grace
Hill, withdrawn: Ottawa beat Laura W. Pedlar
Bawn beat Vanished Mist; May Granard heat
Francis beat Dolly Bishop: Stanley r beat Keep
sake: Theo. Bell beat The Widow; Lady Keip
beat Littlewood.
Third round-Young CIoverdaIe beat Bright
Pedlar Bawn: Crystal beat May Granard STAN
Bell
Fourth round-Young Cloverdale beat Nora
Kelp.
Fifth Eound--ottawa beat Young CloverdaIe;
Stanley r, bye.
Final-Ottawa won by default: Stanley R.
Glass stake first round-Russen beat Myrtle;
The Crowd beat Rear Admiral: Georgetown beat
Royal Gold; GaltemOre beat Nav Boy: PrestOy
beat Miss Emily: Walla Walla beat Best Tur-
best Shaun O'Farrel.
Second round Russell beat The Crowd I:
Georgetown beat Galtemore; Walla WaIa beat
Presto: Tralee's Best beat Country Girl
Third round-Russell beat Georgetown; WaIIa
Walla beat Tralee's Best.
Final-RusseH beat Walla WalIa
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EDDIE HANLON SHOWS
RETURN TO BEST FORM

Eddie Hanlon surprised a big gathering OF
friends at his training quarters in Alameda
yesterday BY boxing eight rounds at fast
pace and showing return TO his best FORM
The most surprising part Of it IS that he has
hlIed out all over and while the scales showed
that he weighed 136 pounds after his work
he looks more like a wslter weight This IS
particularly nOt-eable about the arms. chest.
neck and shoulders, the combination giving an
impression OF great power.
Hanlon did his last boxing work yesterday
aud went eight rounds with three sparring part
ners His best work with Charley Reilly.
In the old days the latter was able 70 outpoint
him whenever they dOnned the gloves. but Eddie
fairly smothered him yesterday in four rounds.
As Reilly fights next Friday night in Oakland.
he is in good practice. As be has fought three
draws with and has one decision over Johnny
Murphy, who viii be HanlOns next opponent.
the latter thinks be has a good line on his
condition at the present time
After disposing OF Reilly Hanlon took on Joe
Reilly for two rounds and finished up with
two fast rounds with Kid McFadden. HanloD
does not expect to DO any more boxing until
he enters the ring next Saturday night at COlma.
His hard boxing during the last two weeks has
Opened up a wound on his nose and he wants TO
allow this to heal thoroughly.
Murphy is an to 10 public choice for the
fight but these odds may change before the men
enter the ring.
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KETCHEEL WANTS KELLY
To MAKE LOW WEIGHT

1t VIII require all the arts of diplomacy
when the representatives. of Stanley Ketchel
weight at which the men viii fight two weeks
hence. ketchel wants TO fight at 154 pounds
the weighing 10 be done four hours before
the men enter the ring. Kelly thinks 1JS
Is the weight for which he win hold out
Each has a strong argument to offer 10
why hts figures should be accepted Ketchel
claims the middle weight limit Is 1J4 pounds.
although some authorities make It 15S pounds.
The former weight was that made by Fitzsim-
mons and Dempsey for their memorable battle
for the middle weight title. Kelly claims thai
he cannot do better than 15S pounds in the
brief time he has for training. He also points
to the fact that Ketchel has agreed to meet
Joe Thomas at catchweights. which. in the case
OF Thomas, means about 165 pounds. In atdi-
ton TO this he cites the fact that Ketchel has
challenged Tommy Burns for the heavy weight
championship ard that be should not hagge
over a few pounds with him.
Between the interests Of the two fighters
he those OF the generous patrons OF boxing
who make possible the big purse for which
the at their best. If Kelly cannot make
a low weight he is entitled 20 some cOnceS-
dons in order to be able to do himself JUS
tice.
The managers bad a brief meeting yester-
day, bur came to no conclusions as to the
weight. The matter OF referee also came
up but no one was selected OConnOr said
tnat he would be satisfied with either Billy
Roche Eddie Smith or Jack Welsh Ferretti
asked for time in which to get his bearings,
that matter also went over
Kelly went 20 Alameda yesterday. but he
reached there in the middle Of the afternoon
be did work he viii settle down in
earnest today. A big crowd was in attendance
at Colma to see ketchel work. He boxed eight
hard rounds. going four each with Charles
Meyers, a heavy weight, and slim" Gilmore.
Ketchel is IN good rough condition at the pres
ent time and Trainer William Rogers viii have
him at his best before the times comes TO enter
the ring
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Baseball Notes

Sutor showed his usual steadiness walking
only two men and one Of these the first to
face him. Sutor has better control than anv
left handler whe ever pitched ball in the Pscihc
coast league.
Dellar showed more curves and change OF pace
yesterday than at any time since he went bad
couple of months ago. OF late Dellar invariably
went into the box on pair and trusted TO a
prayer to save him.
Jim Brooks is mentioned as.one Of the possible
managers OF the new southern club. conceded TO
be Venice. Brooks had a lot Of experience on
racetracks, but never any diamond. II is not
likely that the name OF the new leader Of the
southland aggregation win be made known for
while yet
Little Dutch Altman figures to make better
second baseman than he did a third sacker.
while at third he was constantly butting into
the shortstOps territory and thus getting him
self into lot Of unnecessary trouble. Dutch
is willing enough 70 work and deserves good
tryout at bag 2.
The Oakland team left for Portland last night
and will open up with the Beavers in a six
game series commencing tomorrow afternoon.
ception Of Hopkins and Haley. LoUcks the new
pitcher, Joined the team yesterday morning aud
was included in the party. Slattery also went
along. though his wrist Is still in bad shape and
he may not be Of much service to the team
though he figures on going to work Wednesday
or Thursday at the latest.
While the Beavers and the Oaks are mixing
1t in the north the Seals and the Angels wifi
clash here, opening up Tuesday afternoon across
the bay. Now that San Francisco has Jumped
to be one of the best Of the year on the local
field. II the Seals get away with it-and.
they figure tO-they will be right uD with the
headliners again. Jones will pitch the opening
game against the champions.
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MCDONALD WILL TRAIN
CANS FOR BIG FIGHT

Benny Selig feels sure that Cans neglected his
training while preparing for his last hght. Cans
worked out a theory OF his which proved
defective when tested in the ring Selig does
not want another such instance. and he has been
casting about for n man to handle Cans for the
Ely fight who will make him keep up TO his
work He has secured Frank Mcdonald. who
trained Cans FOR the fight with Nelson in Cold
field Cans showed wonderful endurance that
tine in the face Of the most trying conditions.
According to the training campaign outlined bv
Selig, Cans will do more boxing and less road
work this time. as it Is believed he left some
of his strength the Marin county roads dur
ing his last training.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race five furlongs-Princess Alene.
,Lavena True, Mrs. Matthews. Addie Hawkins,
Waterwagon, Jerry Sharp. Sid Silver, Lerida,
Galyanic Chileno. Kenilworth.
Second race seven furlongS, selling-Bound
Chance Ray Carlo, Kelewna Pandemonium
Third race, six furlongs, eelling-Rathnally.
Aouiline Balreed, Belle Brady. Aunt Hala.
Free knight the Bear. Sam Barber. Nettie
Hicks Rather Royal, Progress, Rusticus.
Fourth race. four furlongs. selling-Port Ma
hone Bird in the Bush. Rene Rebel, Alice
woods Combury, Native Son, Ethel Day, Brush
Up Little Buttercup, Neva Lee, Platoon. Lord
Nelson
Fifth race. one mile. selling Golden Light
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Rickard Counts Upon.
Reduced Rates
Nevada Fight Promoter Expects
TO Garry Through Big
Match
By r. A. Smyfh

With the cooperation OF the off,
cials Of the Nevada Northern railway
the championship battle between Bat
Ting Nelson and Joe Cans will surely
take place at Ely, New. on the after.
noon of Labor day. September Z. Pro-
moter Tex Rickard believes the sue
cess Of the big undertaking depends
chiefly upon the number OF spectators
attracted from Salt Lake and Ogden
He has no assurances from the railway
officials up 10 this time that they will
grant special rates to the fight, so he,
is to have a conference with them to-
day at Salt Lake. when the matter viii
be gone into thoroughly. Rickard will
be accompanied by Nelson and Willus
Britt, and they will add their eloquence
20 that OF the promoter. It is also de-
sired to secure reasonable teIegraphics.
rates. 1t is expected the fate of the
fight will be decided at this conference.
Nelson was the guest OF honor at a,
grand ball given in Ely Saturday night
Yesterday he umpired a baseball game
so that he has eutered heartily into the
Life OF the mining camp.
Billy Nolan came down from Lake
county yesterday and brings news Of
the movements Of Cans He says the
mountains have worked a wonderful
change in the condition of the Balti-
more boxer and that he will return
mere reJQVenaIed atnIete- His ap-
pearance has changed and he is all life
and animation, although he went TO.
the mountains depressed at the reverse
with which he had met in the ring.
His remarkable Improvement has sur
prised all the people with whom he has
come in contact. He has been out on
one deer hunt and Is to leave for an
other one this morning. He will be
out until Friday on which day he will
town Joe will be accompanied by ex-
perienced hunters and is sure to return
with some game to show for his camp
ing trip
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Windsor Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Teeviser, Sister
Phyllis, LomOnd.
Second race-Anna Scott, Prince
HohenIohe, Arlington.
Third race-Olambala, SimcOe,
Alice.
Fourth race-POIIy PPim, Char
ley Gilbert, EllicOtt.
Fifth race-Please, Miss De-
Ianey, Topsy Robinson.
Sixth race-Dr. Lee Huffman,
MortibOy, King of the Valley.
Seventh race-The Thorn, Doubt,
Granada.
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STOCKTON 9, OAKLAND 2

STOCKTON. July 19.-After pitching
classy ball for six innings Goldy of the
Oakland tailenders weakened in the
seventh today and was batted out Of
the box, being superseded by Conway
who did little better. Up to the sew
enth Oakland had the best of the argu-
ment, the score standing to 1 against
the champions. Five hits were made
by the Shamrocks in this frame, net
ting as many runs and winning the
game by to q Esola, late of the
coast league, catching for the visitors
is credited with the longest hit ever
made on the Stockton diamond. Score:
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pEI.Ay RACE NEAR END

CLEVELAND. July 19.--With the trip
nearly two-thirds completed and the
running schedule pushed far to the
rear. the Young Mems Christian asso-
citation boys resumed shortly after mid
night this morning their task of carry
ing on foot by relays a message from
Mayor Mcclellan of New York TO Mayor
Busse of Chicago. 1t is expected that
the message will be handed to Mayor
Busse at Chicago city hall about noon
tomorrow, the relay making the 1000
mile trip in about lis hours
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SeaHIe Selections
BY J. II. JEFFERY

First race-Giovanni BaIerio,
Toupce, laura Clay.
Second race-PhiIIistina, Larry
Mulligan, Fair Annie.
Third rlce-NettinE, Captain
Burnett, Josie s.
Fourth race-Green Seal, First
Peep, Darlington.
Fifth race-Ida Mny, Varieties,
Blondy.
Sixth race-Ceieres, Walter MIL
Ter, ArcOurt.
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EDDIE GRANEY PREPARES
TO REFEREE ELY FIGHT

Eddie Graney has been practically agreed
upon as referee for the championship fight IN
Nevada between Battling Nelson and Joe Cans
and viii gS into training today in anticipation
Of the work be viii be called upon to do in the
ring He has grown stout since he refereed
his last fight. and the coming affair is sched-
uled to be to a finish he does not want 70 be
caught out OF condition
Graney easily agreed upon. be Is
close friend OF each of the fighters and also OF
Promoter Tex Richard He has refereed
fights for both men, being the third man In the
ring the night Cans won from Britt on
foul in Mechanics pavilion He refereed the
Colma fight between Nelson and Cans at Gonna
and won the admiration OF the Dane that time
by allowing him TO fight so long he not
in q clinch.
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Three base hits-Moran and Esola Two base
htts-walthour and Moriarity. Stolen bases
Shay 2 Schwartz. Sacrifice hits-Campbell,
Heister. Innings pitched-By Goldy 6 I-3 by
Conway l 2-3. Hits-Of Goldy T. off Conway
8. Charge game to Goldy. Struck out-By
Henderson Z. Base on balls-On Goldy g. off
Conway 1. Left on Dissatisfaction g. Oakland
6. First base on errors-Stockton 1, Oakland l.
Double plays-Walthour to Goldy; Goldy to
and 20 minutes. e-Schroeder. Scorer
REYNOLDS
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Prune Pickers Win
One Sided Game
San Jose Nine Defeats the Ala
media Aggregation
13 TO @

ALAMEDA. July 19.-The Alamedas
were shut out this afternoon by the San
Jose team al Recreation park, the Prune
Pickers piling up 13 runs while the To-
Gals were gathering goose eggs. The
home team used up three twirIers in
trying to stem the batting streak of the
visitors, who gathered in 16 swats The
lop sided game was witnessed by
large crowd. The score:
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Earned runs-Santa Cruz 8, Two base hts
schimpf, Shiun. Sacrifice hits-Darcy, T. Hoag.
Base on balls-T. Hoag f. Whalen 1. Struck
QUIT. Hoag {, Whelan 3. Left bases
Sacramento .. Double play-Shinp to Schimpn
to Mclean. Time of game-1 hour and Is
minutes. Umpire-McCarty Scorer-Lucas.
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Q IANIAh J

Sacrifice hits-Sears. Wolter. H. Smith Streib
Buckley. Two base hits-Lacey Sears Reid
Johnson. First base called balls-0n Levy g.
on Sparks 3. of Johnson 3. of Wolter g. Struck
out-By Johnson 5. by Woter TO- Hit by
ptcher-Feeney, Russell. Britt. Double play
Sparks to Ferlin. Passed balls-Healon 2. Wild
pitches-Sparks 2. Time of game hours 10
minutes. Umpire-Stultz.
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BarbanianS Defeat
the AIamedas
San Francisco County Team
Wins a Game From the
Wanderers
By William Unmack

The return game between the Ala
media and Barbarian teams was played
at the Alameda cricket grounds yester-
day and resulted in a decisive victory
for the Barbarians by an inning and
4S runs. The victory was in a great
measure due to the brilliant batting of
Moverly and Spencer and the fine bowl
ing of Price and Wilson. The score:
% % 4 ID L
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

ST. LOUIS, July 19-An error by Byrne, fol
lowed by a sacrifice, Doyle's triple and Bresna
hans double brought home two men in the six
teenth inning and enabled New York to win
from st Louis this afternoon. to 4. the second
longest game of the present National league
season. Score:
st. Louis .....-..-....--.' .''...'- 10 4
New York 10
Batteries-Karger and Bliss; McGinnity. Gran
dal and Bresnahan. Umpires- Rudderham and
Johnstone.
punched two singles. a triple and two stolen
bases with three errors by Philadelphia in the
6rst inning. scoring three runs. Not more than
three men faced Ewing in any inning up to
the sixth. Score:
Cincinnati 4
PHILADELPHIA L 4
Batteries-Ewing and Schlei MCMILLAN, Mo-
rem and Doin Umpires-Riger and O'Day.
CHICAGO. July 19.-Bases on balls and errors
were mainly Irresponsible for all the runs scored
in today's game Boston being the most for
tinate in hitting in two innings after the mis-
plays. Score:
eesfaso eosfas ..::...::.:.:... .:.::.::......
Batteries-Overall. Lundgren and Moren: Fla
herty and Graham. Umpire-Klem.
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Los ANGELES 9, PORTLAND 3

PORTLAND, Ore, July I9.-Portland
..,1ew nm a mile high in the ninth in
ming today and Los Angeles scored
seven runs on a series Of hits and mis-
piay-s that had to be seen TO be believed
Portland had led up TO that time. Casey
started the riot in the ninth with an
error and five hits were made of Kim
eeila il succession, although several
should have been easy outs; Two men
tween Casey, johnson and McCredie,
and Ryan competed the work by throw
ing the ball into the bleachers, letting
four men score. The score;
Los ANGELES
ABB. r. BH. SB. Po. A. e.
bernard 2b....-.-. ! 2 o z g
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SANTA CRUZ 3, SACRAMENTO 0
SPECIAL. DISPATCH TO THE GAIL

SANTA CRUZ, July 19.-The quickest
game ever played on the local diamond
was witnessed by 1000 spectators to-
day. when the Sand Crabs redeemed
themselves by defeating the Senator's
in l hour and Is minutes by a score of
to @. Score.
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SAN JOSE PLAYERS WIN

SAN JOSE. July 19.-The local Ia
crosse club, reinforced by four Olym-
pic club substitutes, defeated the Olym-
pic club team in the Pacific lacrosse
league exhibition here today by score
of 70 8.
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Albert S Turns Z
SOmersauIf

Before $500 spectators the San Fran
cisco driving club gave a successful
harness horse matinee on the Tanforan
track yesterday afternoon. The races
were exciting enough, but the specta-
tors were given an unexpected thrill
when Albert S turned complete SOM
ersault with his driver and sulky. The
accident, which occurred almost be-
meath the wire, was one of the most
spectacular ever seen on local track.
Driver Burton was scoring the horse at
the time, and he was about to pass
under the wire the hobbies broke and
the entire outfit executed a fliphop. Bur-
ton was catapulted forward 20 feet,
but he landed on his feet and before the
bystanders could reach him he was
seated on the head of his horse, which
was huddled up beneath the wrecked
sulky. Both driver and horse escaped
without any injuries beyond severe
shaking up.
The feature of the racing was the
nose victory in the 2:20 trot of Charley
B, which won by q scant head in spite
of the fact that he broke twice between
the sixteenth pole and the wire. &. l..
Becker who drove him, proved himself
a mastery reinsman in the several races
that he appeared in during the day.
In the 2:25 pace and trot two roam
PAGERS, Mabel r and Queen Eagle. were
the only real contenders and the rest of
the field was too far in the rear to take
part in the game stretch fights put up.
Mabel r won both heats and the race,
although the other roam was the favor
ite.
In the free for all pace and trot the
best that Luke Marischs good perform
er Little Dick could do was to take sec
ond place to George Perry in the win
ming heat. Perry showed that he had
the class on the rest of the field and he
won as he pleased.
A cold wind was blowing up the
stretch and the track was dusty, and
while these handicaps made the time
slow they did not keep the finishes from
being close and exciting. Two books
did thriving business with an army of
small bettors. Summary:
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SANTA CLARA NINE WINS

HONOLULU. July 19.-The Santa
Clara baseball team defeated the ST.
Louis team today by a 5 to 2 score
Calendar Azusa Enervescence Shady Lad
Or. Bernays. Lucian, Florentine, Surety, Harber,
Western, Belden.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Day Time
Hand Ne Down. Taskmaster. ]. kneal. Duchess
of Montabella, Peerless Lass, Phil IgOe. Markie
Mayer, Dick Redd-
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FRESNO 10, SAN FRANCISCO 3
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

FRESNO, July 19.-With the excep-
tion OF home run by Baum and an
occasional flash of fire on the part of
Fresno's first baseman, Kennedy, to-
days game was sleepy affair. The
Rcnra.
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SITAfNfAR.

Runs-On Henley s. Of Salisbury 0. Hits
or Henley 10 Of Salisbury ]. Home run-Ea-
Fan. Three base hit-Melchoir. Two base hits
-Mohier. Williams. Lewis. Sacrifice hits
TAufs Hardy First base on called balls-Hen-
lev ! Hardy 4. Struck out-Henley 3. Hardy
! Salisbury 1. Hit By pitcher-La Longe. Alt
man Curtis Double Dlsys-Hildebrand TO Mob
Ier Henley to La Longe 10 Williams, Mel
choir 70 "a Donge. Hldebrand 10 Zeider. Time
OF game hour and % minutes. Umpire
Perine Charge defeat 10 Henley.
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Home run-Baum. Two base hits-Spencer.
Smith, Conrad. Sacrifice hits-Kuhn Conrad
First base errors-San Francisco 3, Fresno
8. First base Oh balls-Of Delaney g. Baum
2. Hit by pitcher-Spencer t2l, Ed Kennedy.
Struck out--By Baum 3. Left on bases-Sar
Francisco Z. Fresno o. Wild pitch-Delaney.
Time Of gsme-1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpire
Moore.
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FANS WE'LL ENTERTAINED

The winning streak which the Seals
developed during the week was respon-
slble for drawing out an immense
crOwd-one of the best at the grounds
this season. The play was bright and
snappy all day and the occupants of
both the bleachers and the grandstand
had ample opportunity TO root for a
worthy cause The score:
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Struck out-By Kinsena s. by Hosp 2. Base
on balls-On Kinsella l. of Hosp 8. OF Nagle
2. Two base hits-Bernard. Brashear. Three
base hit-Ryan. Home run-Casey. Double
plays-Casey to Johnson; 0akes to Delmas.
Sacrifice hits-Raftery, Ellis. Hosp. HIT by
pitched ball-Smith. First base errors
Los Angeles Q, Portland 3. Left on bases-Los
Angeles Z. Portland 8. Innings pitched-By
Hosp g. by Nagle 1. Base hits-Of Hosp 6.
Time OF game-l hour and so minutes Umpire
% Conneu.
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BLACK Is CHOSEN UMPIRE

of the Western league announced to-
night the appointment OF Robert Black
as an umpire in the organization.
Black takes the place Of Umpire Bren-
nan. whose arm was broken in Denver.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Stockton @, Oakland ?.
Santa CruH 3, Sacramento o.
San Jose 13, Alameda o.
Fresno 16, San Francisco 8.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES

AT Spokane-SpOkane 4-6, Tacoma 3-+
At Butte-Butte 3. Aberdeen 1.
At Seattle-Seattle Z, Vancouver 4