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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-10
George Wheeler Still
Good Siabsfer
Angels Utility Man Gets Bach
Into the Box and Fools
the Oaks
By w. J. SIattery

Old George Wheeler wandered into
the box for the Angels at the Valencia
street lot yesterday afternoon and in
cldentally lie made selling players out
OF the best .stickers that Van Ialtren
boasts on his payroll One lonely run
ana tnat lucky one, is just what the
Commuters did. In the meantime the
Angels became quite familiar with the
shoots and twisters of Dellar and the
II plngles which left their bats at op-
perfume moments briefly tell t., story
OF now they broke up the game
1t was the first time that Wheeler
has pitched in this city for about two
years and his return to the box was the
occasion for much comment and won
derment among the fans. And they all
rooted for Georgia, too. He always
was popular tosser with the cranks
here, and when he kept after tn, Oaks
inning after inning the cheers for him
came faster and faster.
Wheeler used his head more than his
hands in battling Van Haltren's brigade.
A slow ball with nice bend to it was
the best thing that Georgia had. 1t
Kept the Oaks going south in every
inning save the fourth. when they got
lucky and grabbed off the lonesome
run. After that time but two bingles
were registered off the shoots of the
handy Angel
Ihe oHerings of Dellar had no terrors
Tor the Angels who started to their
gathering In the open inning and put
three across. Smith walked aid Ellis
ounted Hogan booted the throw and
both were safe. Delmas handily sacri-
hced both along and Easterly did the
rest with two cushion clout to center.
de registered a moment later on an
out and the Angels were on velvet
After stalling around till the sixth
the southern sluggers again oficed up
to Dollars twisters. Brashear started
one past short and Smith singled out
to deep center. Papa Van booted the
ball very shamefully. and while he was
giving chase to it Brash arrived. Smith
was tossed out at the pan.
TWO more in the eighth inning held
the Angels for the balance of the after
noon. Dillon waited for pass,
Brashear sacrificed and Smith re-
sponded with a drive to left that put
over the run. Smith got the third on
the slow handling of the sphere and
Ellis long fly to center put him
through.
Oaklands lone run came about in the
fourth inning. 1t was then that Eagan
hit TO short and got to second on Del
mas wide heave to first. Jimmy Smith
laced fast one right up against the
right field fence and Truck numbered
his way home. 1t looked as though
the Oaks were about due to pull off
little rally, but Wheeler took another
jolt of confidence and chased the next
two men out in jig time. The score:
los ANnEr
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RICH JOCKEYS FATHER
is CHARITY PATIENT
Unless "Skeets" Martin Aids,
Sire Will Go to County
AlmShouSe

John Henry Martin. father Of
"Skeets" Martin. one of the wealthiest
and most famous Jockeys in the world.
who is now winning glory and money on
the European tracks, applied to the city
and county hospital for admittance yes
terday.
Fate, during the recent years, has
played strange tricks on father and son.
Up to the time of the fire the father
had snug competence sewed away
between the Innings of his mattress.
This he lost in the disaster and since
The last station but one to the aims
house was reached yesterday.
The son, in the meantime, has been
winning He has added success to sue
cess He won race after race and last
season was taken up by Baron Roth
schild Today sees him at the pinnacle e
of his success, wealthy. famous and
popular. And today sees the father
pauper, begging aid from the city. I'm
less "Skeets" helps, the old man will be
forced to enter the almshouse.
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Officials Are Denying
Early Racing

With the principal officials Of the
New California jockey club away on
their annual vacations it devolved
upon other attaches of the club to ex-
plain yesterday that the statement
which gained currency to the effect that
the winter meeting at Emeryville
would open in September, two months
before the usual time, did not originate
with the jockey club. They claim 1t
started as a rumor and was enlarged
upon, the basis being the chaotic con-
ditions which prevail in racing circles
both in the east and the south and the
possible desire Of owners to send their
stables here. At the office Of the
jockey club 1t was stated that no such
early opening had been contemplated,
and that the directors had not had the
matter under consideration.
The meeting at Seattle, held under
the sanction of the Pacific Coast jockey
club, with which the New California
jockey club is affiliated. and of which
Thomas H. Williams Is also president,
will not end until late in September
In the past the officials would not
countenance a conflict of dates.
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DREAM OF FALL FROM
SCAFFOLD COMES TRUE
Carpenter Refuses to Heed His
Wife's Request That He Stay
Home and Is Injured

Plunging from the scaffolding from
which he had fallen in dream Wednes-
day night. Joseph Brown, living at
701 Shotwell street, a carpenter. 81
years old, was probably fatally injured
yesterday morning while at work on
a school building at Greenwich and
Fillmore streets.
Brown was awakened from his dream
by striking the ground. So realistic
was the vision that his wife urged him
to remain at home He scoffed at the
idea, insisting there was nothing to be
feared.
He had been at work only a short
time when he lost his balance, falling
emergency hospital, where II was
found that he was suffering from in
ternal injuries, Brown told how his
accident had been so strangely fore
Casted.
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FRANKS AT WEDDING
MAY CAUSE DEATH
Joseph w. Lang, Hack Driver,
Victim of Hilarious Farewell
to Bridal Couple

Joseph W. Lang, an old time hack
driver, living at S7s Eddy street. had
his skull fractured early yesterday
morning as result of the pranks Of a
wedding party intent on giving bridal
couple hilarious farewell.
The party had gathered at an Ellis
street cafe, near Market street, where
the wedding supper was laid, and
shortly after midnight Lang was called
to drive the newly married pair to their
destination. AS the couple entered the
hack the friends, not content with
throwing the customary rice and slip
pers, tied cans to the wheels of the
hack and created such a disturbance
that the horses became frightened and
bolted. Lang, taken completely of his
guard, was unable to hold them. The
maddened animals dashed across the
street, one of the wheels struck a trolley
pole and Lang was thrown from his
seat. He was taken to the central
emergency hospital and found to have
sustained fractured skull. He is not
expected to live.
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ing line until all the forfeits have been posted
for the fight between Nelson and Cans az Ely
New. Should any thing misearry in the plans OF
Tex Rickard Mcfarland will be ready ID
step into the breach to meet Nelson mere
The Chicago boy is after the lightweight title.
as he will not entertain offer at the pres
ent time TO meet Cans. He is willing to make
Nelson a 81, 900 side bet.
Jack Gleason has already offered McFarianS az
a match IN August, which Will be his month
to promote a hght. He thinks so highly OF NC
Farland as a drawing card that he Is wiling
to pit him against Johnny Murphy or Young
Ene.
J. L. Lewis chairman Of the board OF direct,
ors Of the Ariel rowing club has been INFORMED
by Chairman Connolly of the supervisors poHes
committee that the members will report iaYof.
ably upon the clubs application for permit
for either October November or December Ine
September permit has been assigned 10 the
Washington athletic club.
Ben Selig, Joe Cans manager, has made ar,
rangements for the former champion to spend
month at Hardin Springs. He will do no oo1
ing or other athletic work. but viii spend MS
time out OF doors. Jim Hayes has promised
to take him on several deer hunting trips aItei
the opening of the season on July 10. Cans
hopes to start training for his next nght VIII
Nelson weighing at least 140 pounds
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Yankees in Evidence
at Olympic Shoot
Under Unfaporable Conditions
american MUksn1en Made
Several Good Scores

BISLEY, July 9.-Du1l weather with
a treacherous wind threatened this
morning to interfere with the open
ing of the Olympic rife shooting con-
tests. BY noon. however. the weather
had improved and good scoring was
recorded in the 800 meter team competi-
tion and in the individual single and
double shoot matches with running
deer as targets The United States
is not represented in the team compe-
tition, but In the individual matches
Walter Winans appeared for America
Winans scored 21 in the single shot
competition at a running deer. Tne
highest score made thus far Is "A by
Rankin. an Englishman. The nigh
est possible score is 40.
In the double shoot competition WI
mans tied with Rankin at 46, the high
est made thus far The highest pos
sible in this contest is so.
Shwann of Sweden won the gold
medal at single shot In the deer COM
petition. with a score of 25. Rankin
and Rogers. another Englishman, tied
for second and third places, with
scores OF "a.
Winans and Rankin are tied for
first place in the double deer compe-
titton- 1t will be shot or tomorrow.
The 1000 yard individual cOmpeti-
tion, in which several Americans COM
peted. was won by Colonel Millner. an
Englishman. with a score OF SO out OF
possible 100.
The second place in the 1000 yard
individual was won by Captain Casey
of America, with a score of SO. Blood
of Ireland made 90 and Kerr OF Can
ada 81. Millner, Casey and Blood.
therefore, win the gold. silver and
bronze medals respectively.
The American competitors in the 900
yard individual competition spent most
Of the day in practice, and it was late
IN the afternoon before they went
down to the butts to try their skill
with the other marksmen. The wind
continued annoying and the light was
none too good. Three Americans COM
peted. The performance OF Captain
Casey Of New Jersey was notable. Had
1t not been for an unfortunate outer
in the ninth shot and a magpie in the
nineteeth he would have given Colonel
Millner harder run for the victory.
As 1T was. Captain Casey. although five
behind the winner. accomplished the
second best score, 90. None of the
other Americans reached 90.
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Champion Stanley ketChel
Returns TO This CITY and
Will Probably Fight SOOn
Montana Boxer Ready TO Meet Jim Flynn
or Hugo Kelly Before Marisch's Club
By r. A. Snyfh

Stanley Ketche this city last night after having
the middle weight championship his sensational fight
with Billy Papke Milwaukee. Ketche was accompanied
he had agreed fight Tony Capon Grand Rapids Mc on
July OConno felt this match advisable one ana ne
the ground but a short time when he Cancelled it.
OConnor Luke Marsch this morning and 1t IS ex
pected match will be arranged between Ketche and Jim Flynn
Hugo Kelly The former match could be made at short
Flynn would agree make reasonable weight hetcnel
him make definite weight matter what may be-
while the Pueblo wants to in at catch weights he
claims that Keche has offered Tommy Burns Tor the
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-10
RENO AS RACING CENTER

RENO. New, July 9-Reno may be
made the center OF the racing interests
on the Pacific coast. Believing that the
agitation against the racetracks now
going on around the bay cities will
finally result in the abOlishment OF
racing and betting there. negotiations
are under way here to purchase the old
fair grounds from Nevada. The move
meut is backed by James May and
Joseph Short, well known residents OF
Reno. but they are believed to be act
ing for Californians.
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Honolulu Dog Show
Is Postponed

George A Cranfield, manager OF VIII
liam Ellery's Valverde collie kennels at
Yountville. has received cablegram
from the officials of the Honolulu kennel
club to the effect that the second annual
bench show of the club, which was to
have been held soon. has been post
poned. owing to illness of many of the
show dogs in the islands.
Cranf1eld was to have judged all
breeds and was prepared to leave here
on the Lurline tomorrow. A number of
the fanciers of this city had booked pas
sage on the Lurline and would have
taken a strong representation of coast
dogs to Honolulu for the show.
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ENTRIES

First race, five and q half furlongs, selling
Poppy, Charlotte. Reene W, Eonite, Valoski,
Kuropatkin. Springfield. Kumiss, Enervescence.
St Joe Wheatstole Playlet.
Second race. seven furlongs-Claudincito
Azusa Phil Igoe. Duchess OF Montabella, Bon
Vivant, All Right Follow Me- Bright Albert,
Royal Ben. Prince Frederick, Belden, Dick Redd.
Third race, six furlongs, selling-Belle Brady,
Siege Gun, Budapest, Anoura, Gentle Harry.
Rhinestone Jillette, Mabel Hollander, Lucy
Marie. Louise Fitzgibbcns. Nina Baker. Cardinal
Sarto
Fourth race Eve furlongs, handicap-Lyte
Knight Haryel, Canardo, Hereafter, Booger
Red Mary F. Couple Harvel and Mary F as
Pasadena stable entrr.)
Fifth race one mile. selling-Mrs Neugent
Marian Louise, Brawney Lad, Senator Beckham.
FurEe, Rustling SILK, Etapa, Hi Caul Cap, Ho-
garth. Lazell.
Sixth race, FIVE furlongs-YeIlow Foot Rare
China, Zella G, Lena Leach, ocilla, Bonhles
Madeline MusgraTe.
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nedVy weight title ne can nave no
reasonable excuse for not meeting him.
Failing to get Flynn, Ketchel will
probably take on Hugo Kelly. The lat
ter wants to fight Ketchel, but he
wants more time in which to train
and to allow the arm he injured in his
fight with Papke to become thoroughly
healed. The fighting spirit Is still
strong in Ketchel and he will prob
ably fight this month and also on Sep
tember 9. He authorized Manager Jim
Coffroth to secure a match for him on
Admission day and he is still anxious
for the bout. This will probably be
with Papke, but over a longer route
than the match at Milwaukee. This was
scheduled for 10 rounds, while any
bout at the Mission street arena would
be 25 or more.
"Packey" Mcfarland also Joined the boxing
colony here yesterday. When he left Los An
geles on Wednesday night 1t was with the
idea OF getting a match here with Battling
Nelson. The latter signed for a return meet
ing with Cans during the night and when
Mcfarland arrived here he disappointed
TO learn that there was no chance for the
present for a match with the champion
Mcfarland viii do nothing in the match max
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-10
FINED FOR SPEEDING

Eight chauffeurs and owners of au-
tomobiles were each fined SIS in the po-
lice courts yesterday for exceeding the
speed limit or not having proper lights.
It was their first offense. They were
Max Rosenfeld, Earl Mead. Harry C.
Andrews. Frank o. Kane, Peter Chris
tensen, Clifford Onthank. William Ham
ilton and William Frankie. Two mo-
tormen on Valencia street cars. Alexan-
der Peterson and Alexander Anderson,
were also fined IS each for speeding.
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YALE ATHLETICS PAY PooRLY

NEW HAVEN, Conn, July s.-Ath-
letics at Yale paid poorly during the
year OF 1867, according to the annual
reports Of the various sports made
by the financial union during Yale
alumni week, the profits being only
$500. as compared with $1s.o07 the pre-
vious year. The reserve fund now
amounts to s1I3,z2s. Of the sports. the
money maker is football, for the re-
ceipts from this sport were s64.15l
and the expenses s41,251; baseball took
IN $55,004 and paid out $20,O43 The
two other major sports, rowing and
track athletics. show q loss as usual
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RAIN STOPS CRICKET MATCH

WORCESTER, Eng, July e.-In the
cricket match played here today be-
tween the Worcestershire team and the
the bat frst The score at luncheon
time was 116 runs for eight wickets.
The home eleven went to the bat and
went out with 1872 runs. The visitors
began their second innings and had
made three runs without losing q
wicket when play for the day had to
be stopped on account OF rain.
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RELIANcE CLua aoxrNG

OAKLAND. July s.-The Reliance
athletic club viii hold Its monthly
six round numbers and three four
round openers on the card. The main
event viii be a six round match be-
tween Jack Clifford, the Grass Valley
lightweight and Joe McGurn, the
hard hitting San Francisco boy. Kid
Burns and Tommy Mccarthy are
boxed for another six round event The
semiw1noup will be supplied by Jimmy
Reagan and Willie Ritchie-
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Windsor Races
WINDSOR, July s.-roday's results:

WINDSOR July 9.-Today's results:
First race, six furlongs-Please won Jane
Swift second, Bertha third. Time, lib 1-5
Second race, i've furlongs-Peacock's Choice
1:02 Is.
Third race-Called of.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs-Gladys
Louise won, Hawksdight second, Lucille third
Time. SAB 80
Fifth race. mile and an eighth-Imboden won.
Golf Ball second, Usury third. Time :54 as
Sixth race, five furlongs-Nigger Baby won.
Michael Angelo second, Trappe third Time.
1:01 z-5
Seventh race, mile and an eighth-Han Bard
won Still Hunt second, FlaVigny third. Time,
1:54 2-5.
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BETTING MEN ARE EXAMINED

NEW YORK, July 9.-An attempt to
connect the racing associations with
the betting rings at the racetrack was
made today, when several employees of
John g. Cavanaugh, who managed the
betting rings at the various tracks,
were called before the grand jury in
Brooklyn and examined at great length
1t is reported here that Governor
Police Commissioner Bingham alleging
failure. to do his duty in connection
with the suppression OF betting at the
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Windsor Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Waterbury, Royal
Onyx, Snowman.
Second race-TheO. Cook, Cere-
mOniOus, Pearl Point.
Third race-Lawrcnce F. Daley,
Martin Doyle, Polly Prim.
Fourth race-Flat Creek, Loyal
Maid, Indian Hunter.
Fifth racc-DOubt, Dunvegan,
st. IlarfO.
Sixth race-COsmOpoiitan Azure
Maid, Senator Barrett.
Seventh race-ArrOyvswift, King
Thistle, EstelIa c.
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The pan American road

The pan-American road reached the
boundary of Guatemala on July and
the connecting Of the Central American
republic with the United States by steel
was made the occasion of much rejoic-
ing. A silver spike was used. and n
was announced that no time was to be
lost in completing the road to the oapi :
tai OF the republic
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UMPIRE PERRINE REMAINS HERE

Umpire Bull" Perrine received
dispatch from Ban Johnson, president
of the American baseball league. yes-
terday telling him TO report in the east
at once for work. On account of his
contract here Perrine declined the fat
tering offer.
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Marshall A. by Jones g. First
base on called balls-On Marshall g. of Jones
2 Two base hits-Mohler, Williams Double
plays-Mohler to Williams Cooney TO Johnson
Sacrifice hit-Cooney. First base on errors-San
Francisco l, Portland 2 Left on bases-San
Francisco 8. Portland Z. Time Of game-1 hour
and As minutes Umpire-O ConnelI.
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Sand Crabs Defeat
Alameda Nine
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

- SANTA CRUZ, July 9.-Alameda and
the sand Crabs played a featureless
game In the state league series today,
tne locals winning in the eighth in
nlng Neither pitcher had good sup
port and many runs were made on out
neId errors. Score:
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Butte Races

BUTTE, Mont. July 9.-Eleventh day. Weather
clear. Track fast.
FIRST RAcE-sir furlongs, selling, 3 year
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. ST. Str. Fin
S-5-Gov orman Fischer). Ill l II
l0-1-Redmont (ButwelD .....I1I 10 s u
Time, 1:15%. Winner. b. g. by Gay Ladies'
sic. Start good. Won ridden out. Next three
driven. st. Joe looked beaten. but came again.
Redmont made up much ground. SHelsme ran a
smart race; was squeezed out at the start. he
lisme 80 HOgarth g. Elm King g. DIR. Sherman
20, FlOrentine 80, Mistys Pride s. Duchess Of
Montaville TO- Byron 3, finished named.
SECOND RACE-SiK furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
e-5-Rose DAILY Oloy0- 0-.....1 JOB Ia
5I-l-Hersain (Borep ..-.--..109 u 2n
Time, l:I519 Winner, b. (. by Ormicant- Ada
Dunn. Start good Won easily. Second driven.
Third same. Rose DAILY much the best. Cerro
Little Mirthful l5. The Mouser 80. Alcor 80 Nina
Gibson s, Golden Light 20, Mischief 80, Willie T
3, finished named.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs, year olds and
upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin
sPr 6 EoI1s BsTT 7sG5fdfat5 Hfsth5tn 1l5 3h I
15-1-Lrd Rossngton (Tslpin) ia ms
Time, 1:0li5. Winner b. b. by Kismet-Jennie
K. Start good. Won in hard drive. Second
hsndily. Third driven. DR.. Hollis had the speed.
but pulled up very lame, which beat him. Lord
Rossington closed stoutly- So did Canopus II.
o o. >.
Mathews 10, Mid Ocean 20, Sorghum Sal 80, fin
ished named.
FOURTH RACE-Four furlongs, the Woodlands
stake year Olds, value to first $9S5.
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str. Fin.
3-2-Bonhles CButweln. -. 10Y 4 1 ms
5-l-Jim Mallady (Groth). 100 rs
3-2-Bsnthel (Singletonl. .104 2n 3 h
Time, 40. Winner. b. by The Commoner-
Left Wing. Start good. Won in a hard drive of
five. Jim MaIlady would have had the
boy pulled his whip bit sooner. Banthel bore
out last turn. losing lot Of ground. Gretchen
G closed very stoutly. Slicker a good race.
Gretchen Is, The Slieker 3, Grotto 6, Begone 6.
Semproelle TO- r. a. McCurdy 3, Ray Welsh %,
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One and q quarter miles, sell
ing, year olds and up:
Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
2-5-Nerlingo (Singleton). 100 y 1 4
6-1-Alike Jordan fCallahan)-I06 8 25
5-1-Sam Bernard (E. Clark .104 > II 81
Time, 2:I0. Winner. ch. b. (5 by Moment
Mary ". Start good. Won easily. Second same.
Third driven. Winner bid up from $500 TO 81 ,0O5
by D. BarTinger; retained. Merlingo outclassed
his field. Mike Jordan 10 form. Sam Ber-
nard good mile. Benvolio g. Alarkie Mayer
8, King Brush IL Hammeraway u, Prince of
Orange 9. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile. selling, year olds
and up, value to first $235.
odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
Al. ]. Rogers CButwelD .114 8 p IL
10-1-Burze Clifford .......1O7 Z liz "a
s-5-Peerless Lass CTulleO. .112 q 3 III
Time, 1:4S1z. Winner, b. g. by Ruskin- -Prin-
cess Royal. Start good. Won driven. Second
easily. Third cleverly. Iron Watson 4, Eleva-
tion ?. Miss May Bowdish u, Follow Me 40, fn-
ished named.
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yICrIM or car ACCIpENr DIES

Charles Blum. 601 London street, who
was knocked down and seriously in
jured by an Ingleside car last Tuesday,
died at st. Luke's hospital last night.
He was 81 years OF age.
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Seattle Selections
BY j. r.. JEFFERY

First race-MinaIto, Colonel
Dick, CorieI.
Second race-May Pink, Webber,
BERTHE A.
Third race-MechIIn, Abbey, Al
Lindley.
Fourth race-Ida May, Kerry,
Hidden Hand.
Fifth race--Harry Scott, j. F.
DOnahue, Ten Row.
Sixth race--Sophomore, Humero,
III TremOr.
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.avy out on hunted third strike.
ALAMEDA
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz g. Alameda 2. Two
base hits-Hallinan, Russell, Lewis. Hartman.
home run--Britt. Sacrifice hits-Shinn, Deve
reaux, Lewis Farlin. Struck out-By Loucks 6,
by Bloomfield 2. Base balls-OH Loucks 2,
of bloomfield 8. Hit by pitched ball-Shinn,
Collins. Passed ball-Cons. First base
rors-Santa Cruz 4, Alameda g. Left on bases
Santa Cruz g. Alameda g. Time of game-1 hour
and 30 minutes. Umplre-Doyle.
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SUMMARY.

Two base hits-Easterly, w. Hogan. Sacrifice
hits-Ellis 2 Delmas, Wheeler Brashear. First
2. Struck out-By Wheeler 4, by Dellar /.
Double plays-Dellar to Eagan to Hogan; Del
game-One hour and 40 minutes. Umpre-Per-
rine.
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SAN FRANCISCO s, PORTLAND

PORTLAND, Ore, July e.-San Fran
cisco won today because the Portland
team lacked ginger. The Seals found
Marshall regularly and fast work on
the bases made seven hits good for five
runs. The score:
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NoRrHwEsr LEAGUE REsI1rs

At Spokane-Aberdeen 4, Spokane 2.
At Vancouver - Vancouver 8, Seat