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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02
MONEY FLOOD POURING
INTO NEW YORK BANKS

Herald Square. where during any four
days In the week can be counted a.
zfs0VO persons. or number equal TO
the population Of Greater New York.
Broadway. Sixth Avenue. Thirty-third
and Thirty-fourth Streets contribute
the streams Of humanity which make
Herald Square the vortex of the city,
counting pedestrians and travellers up
on the r0adways and IN the surface and
elevated cars. The record for one day
OF travel at this point is 1.oss.76o per
sons.
II is estimated that $4,000 pass on
the Sixth Avenue surface cars which
run six to the minute in the rush
hours. that the Broadway cars carry
10000. running seven cars to the min
ute the greater part of the day, and
that the elevated cars running on one
minute Roadway carry 2s3.7so.
Pedestrians pour into and out Of
Herald Square In eight different direc-
lions. The human tide crosses and re-
crosses, goes up and down and cross
town. gets on and of cars and vehicles
and flows in and out of the stores con
ttnuousiy. In all they number about
$4,000, counting those who come and
go more than once separately for each
appearances. Persons who travel
through this point in wagons, car
riages. trucks and automobiles total
about $4,000 q day.
York whore for a limited space the
crowds are denser. but no spot in the
city Is passed and repassed by more
people In twenty-four hours.
A close organization Of the sssoci-
ated meaf-and- trades Is the
purpose which has just brought Eman-
uel Kovaliski. by profession the or
ganizer of the Hotel and Restaurant
Employees International Alliance ana
the Bartenders' League OF America, to
New York. Incidentally the metropolis
Is threatened with a state of affairs
which will try mems souls IL Afr. Kov-
aliski Is successful In leagueing to-
gether all the city's cooks. walters.
Earcons, kellners, bartenders, chefs and
pancake turner's.
The purpose is to force the places
which purvey food and drink 10 offer
only union service and to see that all
viands are branded with the union la
bel. So far as regards the question of
service It is easily to be seen that
head walters and chefs VIII not be per-
nitted to unduly expedite the delivery
Of food
BY working slowly. for one thing.
they will AFFORD employment 60 great
ar number of cooks and walters. It can
scarcely be doubted likewise that a cer-
tain length OF time will be prescribed
for the cooking and serving OF steak,
for Instance, and that no matter what
the hurry Of a diner may be, union
rules will prevent his getting other
than uniform service
The organizers OF the union are
spending much thought on the ques-
ton OF labels and manifestly so. Fer
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

while boiled egx lends itself read
lily to the scheme Of labelling Il Is a
much more dfflcuIt problem when Il
Domestic an omezet
The walters union will be a good
thing IN one respect IL II makes II pos
sibie to determine by arbitration the
size of tips to be given in New York's
siidedeand fashionable dining places.
That slight events may change the
course Of great affairs was strikingiy
demonstratsd last week in an unto
ward accident that prevented the re-
consultation OF Big Bill Devery and
Frank y. Goodwin. who have been Bit
ter rivals for the Tammany leadership
Of the Seventh District for the past
half dozen years from taking place
amid the public rejoicings Of the
faithful Of the district as had been
planned.
Announcements had been perfected for
pulling on this momentous affair at the
annual ball Sof the Horatio Seymour
Club. The guests, resplendent in hired
dress suits. were all assembled and Tom
Smith. Secretary OF Tammany Hall. In
the role of dove of peace was stand
ing beneath a gorgeous canopy ready
to join the hands Of the two warning
leaders. when q telegram from Big BIZ
was handed to him. The message. read
in impressive silence. ran. TOO bad.
New dancing pants burst at last mo-
ment. Love to Frank and all tho
boys"
Gloom fell on the assemblage and
ever since the Tamrnany politicians OF
the West Side have been asking one
another whether the message meant
that Big Bill was not yet ready TO
come back in the political reservation:
or whether IL was really the fault Of
Longacre.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

terminal. and in these all Of the roll
ing stock at present In use has been
almost entirely rebuilt.
The general back wardness Of vene-
zuela 10 reflected to a large extent In
the business OF Its railroads. and the
La Guayra-Caracas line Is not carry
ing much more freight or many more
passengers today than when IL was
first opened. nearly thirty years ago.
Time counts for little in Venezuela.
and II Il actually as cheap to send
freight from the seaboard to Caracas
by pack train ms by rail-.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

Representative Bannon, Of Ohio, Wakes
Defense Of BUSINESS Honesty.


Waterbury Special-That too
much publicity has been given TO the
prosecution of trusts was the opinion
expressed by Representative H. T.
Bannon, of Ohio. in an address before
the chamber of commerce tonight. He
Iikened the method to hunting bears
with brass band. and declared that
1t had had a widespread evil effect.
''when certain great corporations
were attacked on account of evasions
of the law and on account of their IL
legal relatisn and unlawful dealings
with great transportation companies
said Mr. Bannon. Sin the common mind
the charges made against such corpor-
atoms were accepted as being proven,
and actually existing against all cor
poratious and all forms of corporate
wealth.
Let confidence be restored in the
business world. Let the demagogues
quit preaching the doctrine that be-
cause one corporation Is dishonest all
others are necessarily so. Let US not
keep up q constant agitation before,
during. and after the prosecution of
such corporation as may have violated
the law"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

How has your wifs managed to keep
that excellent cook $50 long?' 'She
managed to borrow some money of her
the first day she came."--Hou6fon Post
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

New York, Feb. 1.-The strongest
possible contrast to the money situa-
tfon last fall when blankets and BUSH
ness men were struggling like mad
n1en to get and hold currency is af-
forded by the present condition Of the
4rons city banks and trust companies
which are laboring under plethora of
ready coin.
The money that was drawn out for
use In other sections of the country
Or for boarding in the case of timid
deDositors has come pouring back UNI
81 the clerks In some of the big hnan-
cial institutions are complaining of
the amount of labor involved in the
daily counting of the cash on hand
Some OF the banks have tried 20 obtain
the services OF expert counters and as
sorfers from the sub-treasury but the
sub-treasury itself has been forced to
work overtime for the past ten days in
handling the money poured into II.
Last October and November there
was a famine of small bills but now
the cry OF the banks is all for large
bills and 1t Is impossible to secure
sufiicient supply The financial experts
point to this condition as the second
step in the natural recovery from the
shock OF the panic. that Is. abundant
money resulting in lower rates for call
loans and leading the way to an expan-
SION CT business operations.
New Workers have just learned for
The first time what was actually done
by the allied banks to stop the panic.
The information is made public by Al
exander Gilbert. President of the New
York Clearing House Association, in an
article In Appleton's Magazine, that
Ss7soo0.o00 of clearing house cArtif-
Gates were issued but that only $74,-
100000 Of these were actually required
20 make daily clearances to the amount
OF $3.50 100000.
Retfrements of the certificates began
almost Is soon as they were issued.
and at the present time practically the
whole issue has been retired.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

slx rsstitutisns and sub-rreausry
nassl,ss so Much carreney mat
CLERKS oan Hardly Css.s It--rusise
Fsna~essI history Of the Panie-.
whsr. = MiIi,on People Pas. Every
Day-ceok.. waters Drask Ds.ps.s-
srs ANA Pancake Jsxsiers 20 Forp,
. Usiea-The Mystery ssAaB,s RnI"
Devsry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

KipIing named three spots in the
world where. IL one remained long
enough he would be sure to meet any
man Of his acquaintance. To these
must now be added a fourth.
A statistical calculation has shown
that the hub of Greater New York is
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-02-02

Always Q CheertuI Loser
Rochester Herald.
Mark Twain Is the most conspicuous
example of the innocent bystander we
have. He has been losing money ever
since his steamboat days.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
WOMAN'S BREAST
FOR CANCER +!
Any Lump in Woman's Breast
Is Cancer

A new book of the most wonderful
discoveries on the cure of cancer ever
written has been recently published
by DR.. s. r. Chamley, the noted can
Ger specialist. who has for many years
had Offices at 696 McAIIister street, san
Francisco, Cal, and has effected thou
sands of wonderful cures of cancers
that have been pronounced incurable
by other physicians He successfully
proves his astounding statement that
ANY lump in A. woman's breast is
cancer In this book. He has so much
confidence in his ability to cure can
Ger that he offers $1,000 If he fails TO
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and has reduced 1t TO a science that
has not been approached by any other
He performs no operations
with the knife and his treatments are
painless.
The book and his cures are creating
a sensation among medical men, who
recommend him as being strictly re-
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by sending this to some one with
cancer.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
KICK ON DECISION
Navy Ball Tossers Call Game Off
for Alleged Bias Of Umpire

ALAMEDA, July f.-The baseball
team from the battIeship New Jersey
and the Krieg & HaIten nine of this
city played eight innings at Recreation
park this afternoon and then quit cold,
with the score standing to 3.
The naval ball tossers we're dissatis-
fed with a decision given by Umpire
Bill Brockhod in the eighth inning, In
batsman's bat and rolled on foul
ground back OF the plate a fair ball.
The batter went to first on the play and
q runner came In from third. The New
Jersey boys claimed that the decision
was wrong. The Krieg & Halton play
ers and the umpire refused to recede
from their position and the battleship
aggregation declined to go on. the
same teams were scheduled to play to-
morrow. but the manager of the New
Jersey nine said today that his men
would not play here in another game.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
SCOTTISH BOWLING

Four tournament matches were
played by the Scottish bowlers on the
Golden Gate park green yesterday.
three in the scratch singles and one in
the handicap doubles. All four were
rather one sided. particularly the
doubles. In view OF the fact that Rev
A. c. Bane and Andrew Foreman won
the last handicap doubles tournament
so cleverly. their poor showing yester-
day proved a great shock. Playing
from three they were beaten p TO 3 by
Robert Park and A. A. McVicar, who
played from two.
In the scratch singles the contestants
were not evenly matched and there was
little uncertainty as to the outcome in
the various contests. They resulted as
follows: J. NJ Duncan beat j. W. Elder,
21 to IL Rev. ". j. Fisher beat Fl Z
Tfckner, 81 to Is; Thomas Millar beat
Rev. A. &. Baue 2f 70 Is
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
Senator'S Goose-Egg
Raisin Eaters
Sdcrdmcntos Win Both Games by
Good Batting and Speedy
Work Throughout
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SACRAMENTO. July 4.-The Saera-
mento ball team of the State league
gooseegged the Fresnos twice today, in
the morning by a score of to o and in
the afternoon to the tune Of to 0.
Spider Baum pitched both games for
the outfit from the raisin belt, and his
work was a clean cut exhibition of the
luck Of baseball. In the morning game,
the Senators hit him at will and won
their game by their batting. In the
afternoon when II was thought the
Spider would be an easy mark he had
the triple ksjinks" on the local will
low wielders and they hardly touched
him.
The features of the morning game
were the lightning fielding of McHale
and the pitching of Whalen for the
Senators. RayTner, second baseman for
the Senators, was the star of the after
noon, taking II chances without an
error.
'Henie" lansing. formerly of Seat
tie and later of the Southern league,
made his first appearance with the Sem
ators at short.
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ANGELS pRUB OAKS

Los ANGELES. July 4.-Old George
Wheeler, cast on from the San Fran
cisco team, made the Oakland team
look cheap this morning in the first of
the holiday games. holding them to two
scratch inf1eld hits in the fourth in
ming. Heitmullers bounce to Jud
Smith resulted in an out at first, but
Perrine called il safe
In the afternoon Dillon put in a
young busher named Briswalter TO
pitch and he held the Oaks to seven hits
and two runs. the first one being due to
Delmas' overthrow TO first There was
was oVershadowed by the batting and
pitching
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STOCKTON BEATS ALAMEDA

STOCKTON, July 4.-The Stockton
champions took both games of a double
header from the fast and hard hitting
Alameda state leaguers this afternoon
Had II not been for errors when men
were on bases, 1t is hardly probable
that the Shamrocks would have car
ried away the long end OF the score
in the first game.
The second game was different, the
leaders hammering Heeian, pickup"
for six hits, making II necessary for
Lanse, manager OF the visiting team,
to put on a suit, relieving Heelan in
the fourth inning. Doe Moskiman
pitched both games for Stockton.
The scora.
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MORNING GAME

Total. ~25 Il
zone mar out when winning run rss MADE
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VANCOUVER oARSMEN WIN

SEATTLE, July 4.-The Vancouver
rowing club today outclassed the other
clubs In the regatta of the North Pa
cifc association of amateur oarsmen,
winning four out OF six events. This
club took, the Junior singles junior
fours. senior doubles and ended by tax
ing the big event, the senior fours.
doubles and the senior singles The
regatta will be held over the Lake
Washington course again next year.
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American League

CHICAGO. July 4.-st. Louis easily won the
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-05
SAN JOSE is, GARLAND o

SAN JOSE, July Ain listIess game
on the Sodality field at Santa Clara the
San- Jose team administered a. terrible
drubbing to the Oaklanders, score Is to
0. The locals herded the hits whenever
they chose on Busher Shepherds deliv-
cry, anneXing 10 safeties, of which one
was VOTERS homer. Vache, Happy"
Smith and Arellapes all secured three
base hits. The Oaklanders were assist
sd down the toboggan by the five walks
Shepherd allowed, the two men that he
hit and the nine errors of the team
made behind Shepherd. The score:
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rRANsPoRTATIoN CLuR WINS

AUBURN. July 4.--The Transportation
club of San Francisco defeated the Au
burn team to . before 1900 people
today. The Transportation club made
II hits and errors; Auburn made 5
hits and { errors. Batteries: Hansen
and Levi of Sacramento for Auburn.
and Gimmelman and Jenkins for San
Francisco
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RrNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
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PENSACOLA NIyE WINS

There was many q breathless mo-
ment during the ball game between
the Nebraska and Pensacola mines at
Goat island yesterday, when q score of
8 10 was fought out in 13 innings,
In the first inning the Nebraska team
put over three runs, while the training
ship lads scored two. The Fensacolas
scored two in the second, one In each
the third and thirteenth. The Nebraska a
boys tailed in the fifth and the eighth.
A loving cup went TO the winners.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hitS-Danzig, Cooney, Casey. Curtis
airst base on called bslls-On Groom l, on VII
ls struck out-By Groom s. by Willis 3.
M ny piteher-Henderson. Double pIsys-Sfoh.
Jer 10 zeider to Williams; Mceredie to Danzig,
Sssey TO Cooney. Bslk-Willis. Time OF game
hour and % minutes. Umpire-o'Connell.
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SAND CRABS DO GOOD WORK
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE Cal

SANTA CRUZ. July a.---san Francisco
and the local state league teams played
a double header today. This morning
exhibition was a classy contest, with
three double plays by the Sand Grabs
as the feature. Mosher. the local anna
teur, pitched a good game, being given
a close run by Knell:
Morning game:
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oAKLAHD
rs ANn HIS ~ INNINGs
SUMMARY

Three base hits-oskes Bernard. Two base
hits-Altman, Van Hsltren. Ellis, ". Hogan
Sacrifice hit--Wheeler. Base m baIls--0d Bris,
walter 3, Of Dellsr J. of Hepkins s. Struck
out--By Brsrslter :. by DeIlsr > Double plsy
--Esgsn 70 Hogan 10 Lewis. Hits--oG Dellar 8
Of HOPKINS II, Of Hogan / Hit bv pitched
bstl-Whseler. Tine Of ssme-2 hours and 10
minutes Cmpire-Pe-rins
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OAKLAND
Summary

Home run-Harry Wolter. Three base hts
Smith. Fl. Smith, Arellanes, Vache. First base
on balls-of volter 5, on Shepherd ). Strucg
out-By wolter s. Double plays-Shepherd t.
Reilly. Hit by pitcher-Sears, Eager Stolen
bases-Ssn Jose 8, Oakland I. Time OF game
One hour aud IS minutes. Cmpire-Hcdgsoa.
Scorer-A Anderson.
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San FRANCISCO
l. Hoag ounted out thlrd sUlke.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
srMMARY

Two base hits--Kennedy. Devereaux, Eckfelt,
Hoaz, Bodie. Base on bslIs-Wittuer I, Hoag
5. Struck out-~By Hoag Z. by wittrner 8.
Cruz Z. San Francisco 9. Double play
SchimpH 10 Shinn TO Mclean Passed ball
Bodle. Wild pitch--Hoag. Umpire-Schroeder
Time Of game--2 hours.
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AMERICAN YACHT BEATEN

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 4-The alb
sence of windwaro work today proved
costly for the American yacht Spirit.
for she was beaten by the Alexandra in
the deciding race OF the series by 9
minutes 40 1-5 seconds.
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SUMMARY

Earned runs--Santa Cruz 2, San Francisco .
Two base hits-Devereaux, Shup. Base on
balls-Knell ?, Mosher 2. Struck out--By KneIl
8, by Mosher .. Hit By pitched baIl--Conrad.
Schimpf. Left hases--Santa Cruz f. san
Francisco .. First base errors-Sau. Fran
cisco /, Santa crus .. Sacrifice hits-Kneu,
Bailey. Shfnn, Mclean, Sehimpf, o. Hoag.
Double pisys-Darcy to o. Hoag; SchimpfY 70
McLesp (2). Passed bald. Bcdie. Tine Of
game-1 hour and IS minutes. Umplre-Schroe-
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uggng Beavers Weld Clubs Seals Two Speedy Games

afternoon game after losing the morning con
test Score: RH Z
Shieago .'.........-.--..--....l
Battsries-walsh. Manuel and Sullivan; f How
ell end Spencer.
Louis in the morning game. Score:
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10 2
Batteries-white. Walsh ana Sullivan: Gra-
ham. Walden Petty. Criss and Blue.
PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-fnifadelpnia 7Son
this mornings game from Boston by knoe ns,
Winters on the rubber IN the third inning. Score:
Boston -:..................... 8
Batteries-winters. Pruitt and carrigan:
Viesers and Powers.
PHILADELPHIA. July 4.-Boston made il an
even break by winning this afternoons game.
Score: r. r. T.
Philadelphia ...-.......--...... ..-...S
Batteries-Toung and Criger; Plant and Smith.
WASHINGTON. July 4-Johnson held New
York 70 four hits this Afternoon and Washington
won handily. Score: r. II. z.
" asplnStcn
New 4ork ..-----.. ...@
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Lake. Newton
and Sweeney.
WASHINGTON. July New YORK outbatted
and outhelded Washington in the morning game.
Score. r r. T.
Washington ...........-.....-.... 5
New YORK ....-.-.---.-....- ..--...o
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUNMARY

Home run-Whslep. Two base hit--Doyle.
First base Gu errorx-Fresno 2, Sacramento 2.
First base on called balis--06 Whalen !. Left
on bases-Fresno 5. Sacramento T.. Struck OUT
By Baum !, By Whslen 4. Double play-Lans-
ing 20 Raymer to Nealon. Time OF game--1 hour
and q minutes. Empire-McCaTthy. Scorer
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SACRAMENTO
RUNs ANp HIS az INNINGS
Summary

Two base bit--Hooper. Sacrifice hits--Lsn.
sing, Blenksnship, Neslon. First base Oh er-
rors-Fresno l. Sacramento l. First base on
called bslls--of Baum 5, OF Brown /. Left On
bsses-Fresno Z. Sacramento (. Struck out
By Baum 8, by Brown & Time of gsme--l hour
rs minutes. UmPire--McCarthy. Official scorer
H. J. MeClatehy.
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AFTERNooN GAME.

The afternoon game was hit and
run exhibition. Devereaux's great base
running and working of squeeze plays
captured the grandstand.
The score:
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NORTHwEsT LEAGUE

At Seattle-Morning game. Seattle
), Vancouver 4: afternoon game. Seattle
5, Vancouver 13.
At Spokane-Morning game. Spokane
{. Tacoma 8; afternoon game. Spokane
2, Tacoma g.
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STOCKTON
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Broadbent Two base hit
Hallinan. stolen bases-Shay (2), CampbeIl
Henderson. Sacrifice hts-CamphelI Moskiman
Henderson. Lewis. Struck out--By johnson 5,
By Moskiman Q. Base or bslls--on Moskiman ,
of johnson 2. Left on bsses--Alaneda q, Stock
ton 8. First base erroTs--Stockton 2 Ala
media .. Double play--Moriarity TO SHAY to
Henderson. Time of game--i hour ard 35 min
utes. CmPire-Noore. Scorer Reynolds.
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OAKLAND
RuNs ANp HTTs ~ ~
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dillon Hosp. Sacrifice hits
Oskes. First base on errors--Ios Angeles 1.
Left on bases-Los Angeles I. Oakland /. Bases
On bslls-0h Wheeler 2, od Wright |. Struck
game-I hour and 25 minutes. Umpire-PerTlne.
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sAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HTS By INNINGS
STAfNfAR-

Home run-Bsssey- Two base bits-Raftegy.
fsse On called baIls-On johnson >, OF Henley
s struck out-By johnson 3 by Henley g.
riorrbIe ulays-CsseF 10 Cooney 10 Danzig. Zeider
10 VrUlisuis Nobler 70 Williams. Wild Pitches
-Johnson 90. Tine OF game--i hour and 80
rainutes Umpire-O' 'ConneL
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CLEVELAND. July 4.-Detroit and Cleveland
broke even. Detroit winning the drst. ] 20 Q,
Cleveland the second. TO 8
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MORNING GAME

The Seals could DO nothing with
Csroona's delivery at F'reenan's park In
he forenoon. Cooney's two base hit,
Mohler's error and Ryau's single in the
sixth inning gave Portland its first
-un. The other two were made in
ne seventh, when with two out Mad
sen walked. Groom singled and Casey
doubled. scoring both
ia Ernre.
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Battsries-KeeIey, Hughes and Street: Man
ling, Newton and Blair.