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Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
S p o r T
Local and National
Reilly To Finish His
Boxing Work
Tomorrow

Charlie Reilly will he through with
boxing tomorrow, taking 1t easy from
that time ON to the l5-round match
which he Is to box with Jack Nc
Faddcn on the 29th at the Central
a. c. He is already tapering OF, and
expects that he will be well within
the lightweight limit when he steps
inside the ropes with the classy boy
who can certainly. claim the exclu-
sive and undisputed title to the light
weight championship Of these ISL
ands.
Reilly boxed last Saturday with
Lcdcrer. heavyweight on the Ala
media, showing up well with man
Of superior weight. but not supe-
rior punch. Reilly certainly is a
handy man with his right. and he
tore into Ledercr in great shape.
The full card of the evening is now
ready, among the attractions sched-
ulcd being a around contest be-
tween one George Willis of New
York. better known to the public as
Jockey" and Tommy Lane of Aus
tralla, both bantams. That this will
be fast and furious go there Is ev-
cry prospect. II will he nice foil
for the S-round go which Wahilani
the local crack, and Mccullough oI
Fort Shartcr are to furnish.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
Warren Breaks His Leg
In Sliding To
Second

George Warren, right field for the
Punahous, broke his left leg just
above the ankle Saturday, while slid
ing for second in the ninth inning.
The accident Is most unfortunate. as
it removes from the game IA promising
young player. who has had good
deal OF experience in scholastic base
hall on the Coast. and who has been
playing more or less regularly with
the Punahous here.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
SPVATITE ;SPLUR(ES

The Postonco team yesterday de-
feated Prince Kuhio's team in the
second round of the croquet tourney,
and the Policemen beat the Makee
Islanders,
.: 8: 3:
The st. Louis ball team entertain
ed the Santa Claras and the Kelos at
lunu at the Along place at Wal
kiki last night.
:; 20 q
The cricket players Of the Alameda
were badly beaten Saturday by the
locals, at Maliki. by score of 80
to 2S
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
The Fund
Still Grows

Andrew Cox Of Waialua sent In a
dollar for the moving picture fund
this morning. This swclls the fund
to s5365O and there Is more to follow
should II he needed.
Tho concert to be given on Satur'
day evening will bring out large
audience and the sale OF tickets is
sure to go with a rusl. Honolulu
never does anything half heartedly
when 1t Is for the Settlement people.
Madame Arrals final appearance Is
certain to call out the society people
and the names of Mrs. Ballou and
Mrs. C. b. Cooper on the program arc
always an attraction.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
ship ASTRAL ARRIVES

After an unusually long trip, the
American ship Astral, loaded with SUI
gar, has finally arrived at the Allan
tic coast. This was announced In
tcday's report of the Merchants Ex-
change. The Astral is the ship on
which Warren Purdy of this city
shipped before the mast.
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Clmos sped along one in the ninth
yesterday which Jumped over the
third bag, and which was good for
two runs, but was called fonl by
Umpire Byrncs. The decision was
not satisfactory to tho crowd. And
really it looked wrong.
y :; 70
There was no use for Keio to bunt
with Fernandez behind the bat. None
at all. He was too fast for anything
of that sort.
Burns made beautiful stop on
Saturday of speedy offering which
bounced from the hands of Johnnie
Williams.
I: u -
Pop Lappin thought for while
that he had lost the game Saturday.
He was delighted with that balloon
flight.
Bert Bower did the umpiring stunt
again on Saturday. He was rendered
something of an ovation.
y 3; I.
Barney joy played a good game
yesterday.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24

Austin White did things in the DO.
gey play at Moanalua yesterday. lie
put it all over the Colonel by his
score of 2down. He tried with A.
IF. Ewart and had to play 1t off later,
winning by score of 4 down to -
down.
The DOGGY for the links Is: 4, 4, 4,
3, G, 8, 4, 1, G, or AZ strokes in all.
The scores yesterday were:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
LURLINE HAS ARRIVED

SAN PEDRO, Calf, Aug. ga
The yacht Lurline, winner of the
Second TRANSATLANTIC Race to Homo
lulu, arrived ut her home port here
today. The Lurline was out 0 days
from liilo.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

HUMBOLDT BAY ENTRANCE. CAL.
Notice is hereby given that South
Jet,y Outer End Buoy No 2, red
lst-class spar, was reported adriit this
day. 1t will be replaced AS soon as
practicable.
BY order OF the Light House Board
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
AIOhaS and GAGS
Win Aala Park
Game

The Alohas and the G. \. C..s were
winners at hala PARK yesterday. The
former beat the Aalas by u score of I
to 3. and the latter put II on the Jap
anesc A. C. by a score of 12 to ).
Both games were long ana not very
good baseball, but the fans were
rabid. and things went their way in
excitement and amid mucl real root
ing.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24

The Weekly Edition Of the Evening
Bulletin gives complete summary Of
the news OF the day.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24


worlds
mchanca in America, d OIL lie
Fannn,
dow on the program
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
MAUI BASEBALL

:: Especial Bulletin Wireless) u
u WAlLUKU, Maui, Aug. "a. q
:: The result Of Sundays game at y
:: Wells Park was Kahului Z, .
{; Waikapu >. .
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24

WIlEMSTAD, ID, w. L. july The relations between
Iland Indies
point. Following the
anagoni
home Venezuelan published
Venezuelan derogatOry the island held
heresidenc
compelled the ordering of armed the might he
protected from injury
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24

PiCkard and Kualii.
Base ON ballB-OT Lo, 8; of Flores
7.
Struck out--Ey 10, .: hyNFlprcs, 3.
Passed h1ll--Kaipn. I.
Sac iiicC hit--MCn YIN,
Umpire N. Jackson.
Gcorcr-W. Tin ChonG.
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he scores yesterday were:
CHINESE hI.OHhS.

and Milikaa.
Base on balls-Off Ho Yup, ): OF
Butler. 1.
Struck out-By llo Yup, !; by But.
Ter. q.
Wild pitch-Ho Yup, |.
Passed balls-BritO, /: Makanui, /.
Sacrifice hit--Kaia.
Double play-iio Yup to Akana.
Umpire--N. Jackson.
Scorer-W. Tin Chong
rJINECI,
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-08-24
AUSTIN WHITE wins

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The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Emeryville Season.fo
Be Extended

Indications point to the extension. Of
the Emeryville racing season for about
80 days beyond its scheduled date OF
closing. Although the matter of. ex-
tension had not been decided definitely
when Presidents Williams left for his
trip 10 Southern California early in the
week, those in touch with the manage
ment of the New California jockey club
are looking for the meeting TO come to
a close on Saturday, June s, two weeks
prior to the date of opening at Seattle.
1t is expected that President Williams
will make an announcement immedi-
ately upon his return from his. south
ern trip, a week hence.
1t has been announced officially that
the Arcadia meeting will eloses on its
scheduled date, April 7, and the terr1t=
nation OF the season at the southern
track will bring a host of race follow
ers here from Los Angeles 1and. give
fresh impetus to the sport for the ball
ance of the season.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Victory for fhe Santa
Barbaia Team
Defeats Los angeles in Final
Match Of Consolation Polo
Tournament
sPEcIAL DIsPATca 10 rHE AL

CORONADO. March .21.-In the final
match of the consolation polo tourna-
ment played on the fieid Of the Coru.~
ntry sciub this morning. for the
trophies presented by Walter II. -Dupee
of Chicago. Santa Barbara defeated
Los Angeles, 3 to 3 The Santa Bar
bara team was made up Of DIR. E. ].
Roeske.ss Ernest-s Tiekenden. Captain
Charles Wheeler and Charles Ealand-
The Los Angeles representa- We're
Harry Messmore. B. n. Smith Jr., Har-
ry Weiss sand' aom Weiss Bernie
w Weisss ofReiatsd- as, uTnp-Zee and DEE J.
Edmunds as time keeper
In the first period Harry Weiss hit
goal for Los Angeles and Ealand
eqdalized for Santa BarBara. Ealand
made another goal for Santa Barbara
in the second. In the fhird period
Harry Weiss put the ball between the
posts for Les Angeles and the score
stsod all: Neither team scored in
the feHrth period but in the fifth
WicifendenS put the -B8ll through from
a scrimraa ge in front of the goal The
game AwssS solnew hats listless, neither
men nor ponies appearing at their
besf FS5c efE - *7-9S
Arg o'clock -tomdrroVS afternoon the
bali wHf-ibe 7tffrowR IN the northern
against 'scuthern California match.
The north VIII be represented by X. NJ.
Tob4n, II. A. DfiscOll. capsain Charles
WheeTer and W. S. Hobart. The south
ern team will consist Of B. n Smith Jr.
Of LOS Angeles TrsB Jenkinson OF
RiverSide, Pom Weiss Of Los Angeles
and Major Colin Ross of Riverside.
Thes winnin 2 ssteam VIII capture a 1arges
silvers vase presented by Charles w.
Clark. and each pIeuberS of the team
will receive "a replica Of the trophy --f
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Dog Fanciers Will
Have Big Circuit

Entries will close on Thursday for
the first fixture in the coming bench
show circuit, which opens in Oakland
on April s, continuing four days. E.
III. Oldham. the noted New York ex-
pert will judge all breeds except point
ers and settlers. Ys ..s .r
Oldham is rated high among the best
all around judges in either England or
America and is especially acceptable
to the collie and spaniel fanciers. as
long identifcation with these. breeds
has made his word law in the judging
ring. 's-,f =
Years ago, when the Verona kennels
Of this state had one of the best col
lectiOns Of collies then being shown. 1t
was Oldham who went to England an
nually TO select the stock which was
keeping this California kennel on top
in the eastern shows. m
His management OF the brilliant
galaxy OF spaniels housed in the famous
Swiss Mountain kennels of Phila-
deFphfa heiress is history among dog
fanciers. while as a judge of toy dogs
he ranks high. s-f
The Pacific pointer and setter club
is using its best efforts to secure a rep
resentative display of gun dogs at the
Oakland show and has procured enough
silver cups to tempt the owners OF
these dogs to enter from all quarters.
T. p. Mcconnell of Victoria, who has
been for 20 years a breeder and inn
porter of England's best settlers, will
Judge the shooting classes. ~
The management of Hotel del Monte
has offered a handsome cup for the
best dog exhibited in the ladies' class,
irrespective of breed.
The Oakland show will be held. this
year in the spacious pavilion at Idora
park. The San Francisco Office at 14e1
Post street will be open till midnight
next Thursday, the date of closing en-
tries.
The Fresno Kennel clubs show fol-
lows the week after Oakland. This
will be two day show on April II and
is and the fact that George Steadman
Thomas of Boston will Judge all breeds
assures the presence of a large num-
Der OF San Francisco and Los Angeles
dogs. The fact that Thomas is the
only American who has been invited
repeatedly to- cross the Atlantic to
Judge at England's biggest shows is
significant OF his standing. The entries
close on April 4 and premium lists and
all Information concerning the show
can be had from the superintendent in
the San Francisco Office, 469 McAllister
street.
The San Francisco show will be held
in the Auditorium the week after Fres-
no, and the officers Of the club are de-
lighted over the prospects of a record
entry. Oakland and Fresno coming so
close give them all the advantages a
circuit brings and act as feeders 10
their show, entries for which close on
Aprfl IL
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Bdang and Fist Fight Mar University Of California Olympic Club Track Meet Berkeley
Stop Racing and Use
Their Fists
RipaI Athletes Fight on Berkeley
Oval Until They Are Sep
drated

BERKELEY, March PA quarrel
and a fist fight between competing attn
letes in the Olympic club-University or
California track meet on the Berkeley
oval this afternoon marred the con-
test, which was won by the collegemen
by a score Of 81 TO "a.
The rivalry between stanton Of the
University of California track team
and Glarner OF the olympic club in the
40 yard dash caused The men to quar-
rel at the curves and act in such an
unsportsmanlfke manner that the race
was declared of by Judge Kerrsga
after Stanton had crossed the tape.
The technical cause for the eliminat on
OF this event was that the course was
nine feet short Both men were caught
pushing and showing each other at
the curves. Bach alleged that he had
been spiked by the other.
Archie de Mamjel and Kelly stopped
running on the q dist lap OF the mile
race and exchanged number Of blows
before the 1000 spectators who had
gathered at the meet. The men we e
separated and the race was run over
again. but neither <1alified for a place.
The relay team of the Unisers ty OF
California tried hard 10 beat tie rec
ord made last Saturday in the Olympic
club-Stanford meet. but failed by a
second. Summary:
100 ysrds-won ~ snedlgT %, g, Ger
hsrdt %. c. second. Paul IT, O. third Time.
$50 yards-won By Glsrner 70. .C). Dowd 90.
c. second. Kelly 90. c. third. Time, 200 10.
30 yard hurdles-Non by Cowles (U. c.. Ed
wards &C. g second, Donald 90. @ third.
100 yards. freshmen Of the University Of Cali
fornia-Won by heough. Mccullough second.
kresinger third. Time, --l0 4-s.
Shot put-Won by Gilmore %. CO. Blake ~.
c. second. Mum &C. c. third. Distance 40
Hanmer throw-wen hy BalEari stu. e., dis
tance 12S feet inches; Snedigar %. e. sec
ond. 12l feet inches; Swim &C. G.1 third.
Two miies-Won by Clabaugh ~. C. D, Gavin
20. c. second, Gaines (U. c. third Time,
s4o yards. University Of cslifornia freshmen
Won by Keough and Harlowe. aehdrsckson
One miie-won by BoydsOn tU. c.. Keyes 20,
c. second, Richardson 20. CO third Time,
go ysrds-won BY Gerhardt %. c., Grundy
&C. q second, Paul (U. c. third. Time,
High jump-wou by Mum &c. c.. Stout, Bun.
Everett and Kant tied for second. Height 5
feet sls inches.
Special three lap races for University Of Cali
fornia men-Won BY Blsre, Richardson second,
Mainland third. No time.
220 yards, hurdles-Won by Grub %. c.,
Johns q, CO second, cowles (U. c. third.
Relay race against stanford-olympic relay
record of 1882 80. made last Saturday on Stan
Grundy Johns and Stanton, beating the record
in 1:33 2-5
Broad jump-won by Mum o. ca. Snedigar
20. c. second, Kretsinger &C. c. third Dis
tance 20 feet 10 inches.
Pole vault-Tied by Brown &c. c. and Bull
NT. Cl. Height 10 feet 10 inches
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Lead in
Chess Match

PHILADELPHIA. March. 2L-The
Americans had decided advantage to-
might when play I'm the cable chess
match between teams representing Ok
ford and Cambridge of England and
those represe ming Columbia. Harvard.
Yale. Princeton -coFnells Brown and
Pennsylvania was adjourned. Four
games had then been decided. and OF
these therAnaericans had won two, lost
one and drawn sones giving. them a
score of r213H tOy 4 II fer stheir British
Opponents. Draws were offered to the
Britons on the two unfinished games.
but they declined. preferring that they
be adjudicated by the. referee.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Cardinal Team Gains
Easy Victory
Defeats University of Southern
California Track Athletes,
104 to Is
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, March FL.
The Stanford track team won from the
athletes OF the University OF Southern
California in the return dual meet to-
day.. 104 to IS. The visitors earned
first place only once, and in all OF the
events on the track they were hope
lessly outclassed. The cardinal men
showed fine form and while no records
were broken several were closely
shaved.
In the mile relay run four men teams,
Stanford came within two-fifths OF q
second of establishing new coast
record. The distance was covered In
the good time OF s:2s AS. Brown. the
freshmen middle distance runner, ne
gotiated his quarter mile In 80 1-5.
which is the best time ever made in
this event here. The Stanford team
was slightly handicapped by the failure
of some of the athletes to enter the
competition.
The score today was even more one
sided than that recorded when the
cardinal team defeated the southerners
on their own track at Los Angeles two
weeks ago. The southern university
men did not arrive until an early train
this morning, and their lack OF condi-
tion, due to the long ride, was respon-
sible in degree for their poor show
ing.
'.Micky'' Reed. the crack sprinter of
the cardinal, injured his leg, which had
been hurt during the football season.
He may be kept of the track for some
time.
Miller, the big miller and middle dis
tance man. who had been suffering
from a sore ankle. appeared in fairly
good form this morning and while still
limping little ran fast lap in the
relay, besides running third in the
quarter mile.
The only Stanford freshmen to show
UP well were Brown and wyman.
The visitors will meet the University
of California on the Berkeley oval be-
fore returning and this will give line
on the relative merits of the California
and Stanford teams. Summary:
Mile-Won By Bradford Isl, Maundren Isl.
MeG6Tegor 56 5S), arm in arm Time, ABB 2,5.
second, Thompson GO. S. CD third. Time.
High hurdles-won by Horton ts.). Lennox
40 sssas-wen by Brown ts.l. wyman ts.,
Two @lles-won 'Su Sg Mash S,). = sweet we; ts..
Adams (s.). Shelton (S.l, arm In arm. Time,
900 yard hardIes-won by Horton (s), Nor.
r.s ts:) second, Lennon U. s. CD third. Time.
, 22o ysrds-wOn by Holman ts.l, Thompson
I % 2-5.
Half mile run-Bradford ts3, MaundreiI ISL,
Lee (sl. MeGregor ISL, Severey ISL, Hemphili
(S.l, won arm in arm. Time. 2:oI 4-b.
High iump-Won by Martin -fS) and Stirling
tS.l, az feet inches. Richardson CO. S. c.
third.
Hammer throw-won by Richardson U s.
CD Youker (S.) second, Minturn (S.) third.
Distance l23 feet inches.
ShotPut-Won by Horton tS.l, A feet inches;
Yandervoort Isl second, Trotter CO. s. C.j
third.
Pole rauIt-Tou BY BeIlah (sJ, Richardson
I a. S. o. second, Cook tS.) third. Height, IL
/ feet 3 inches.
Broad juIlp--won by vanaervoort {s.), Med.
dick 81. second. Bella 60 third Distance. %
feet l01s inches.
One mile relay -four men)-Won by Stanford
team. composed Of Miller, Hussey. Wyman and
Brown. Time, 3:2o 4-5.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
Workouts

Cadichon--Half In 81, breezing.
Ralph Young-Mile In las, breezing
Pocahontas-Mile in IA.
Mitre-Mile in 1:44.
Intonation and Queen whims-Three- -eighths
In &c.
Mortiboy- -Three-eighths in 1914, breezing.
Fargo Rose-Three-efghths In BOA breezing
Prince Brutus-Five and half furlongs In
.09 3-5.
Golden Wine and Karennina-Ffve- -eighths IN
:02.
Netting -Five-eighths In I:o2K.
Potrero Grande-Mile in 1:44.
Yeliowstone--Three- -eighths In :3T.
Happy Rice-Fiye-eighths in 1:03.
William Bissett-Three- quarters In l:17,
Byronerdaie-Afle in las.
Mrs. Matthews-Three-quarter in l:D.
H-Fiye-eighths in .o4.
Brawl-Fiye-eighths in ] :03 3-5
J. II. sheehan-Five-eighths in 1:oSH.
Deneen--Half in 40.
Grace G-Three-Quarters In 1:1S.
onatassa and laudincitor-Five-eighths In
/ :04
Sam Barber--Half in 81.
Poiitic--Half in :51.
Buchanan-Three-q e-quarters in l:lo.
Grasscutter-Five-eighth in l:02A.
Lillita-Three-eight in :39.
Princess DsvidAHah in so.
Adena--Half in -
! Told You-Mile in i:55k
Marvel and Heather Scott-Half in 40.
St Kilda- Three-quarters in 1:l9, breeding.
cerro Santa-Half in 40
Eeva W and Bose Eley-Mile in 1.44n
vox Populi-Three-eight in :4l1b, breexinc
Woolen-Mile and an eighth In l 49,
Standover-Half in :55, breezng
Lucy C-Ihree quarters in :21 breexinu
Jockey Hounce-Mile in 1:47.
sycamore-Three-quarter In 1:15.
Red Leaf-Mile and an eighth in 2:03, breex-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22
NAPA GUN CLUB FORMED

NAPA. March 21.-The Napa gan slub
was organized in this city today with
large membership. 1t Will bring off a
number of bluerock and live pigeon
shoots and will have competitive shoots
with marksmen from Vallejo and other
places. The grounds will be located in
East Napa. The following officers were
elected: President. DR.. E 2. Hennessey;
vice president, S. L. Mayfield: secretary,
c. B. Shively; treasurer. c. w. Young;
captain, Charles Reams: lieutenant,
William ChappeI.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

-a -
2 William GahiH is seriously thinking
of racing at Seattle the coming sum-
mer, instead of, making his customary
campaign on. the New York tracks. Ca
hill has some very shifty horses. in
his string and this addition to the Seat
tie outfit would be welcomed by the
mana cement and patrons of the
Meadows. =
= w B. Jennings was a visitor at
Emeryville yesterday. having come up
from Arcadia to make a flying trip to
his farm near Woodland prior to leav-
ing for New York next Wednesday.
He has only one horse. Rosegal, to
take east with him. but he left eight
in the care of John Hynes in Connecti-
cut last fall.
Entries for the Family club and
day. While no official figures are
available, 1t is understood that each
of these added. fixtures to the seasons
stake list attracted more than 15 NOM
nations. all Of high class horses in
active training. This will insure two
nice contests.
Al Koenigsberg is planning to spend
the coming summer in Europe. His
mother probably will accompany him
abroad. Koenigsberg's turf operations
have been attended by remarkable sue
cess In the last two years and he is
now a wealthy young man.
Jockey Knapp. whose riding career
was suddenly terminated yesterday by
the refusal of the New York jockey
club to grant him a license few days
ago, probably will engage in the train
ing of a stable of his own on the coast.
s, Tavora twisted a stif1e in her last
race and Harry Mack fears that she
will be unable to start again at the
meeting He believes the mishap oc-
Cured when one of the assistant start
ers was swinging her away from the
post. Lack has concluded that it is
useless to do anything further just
now with his one time clever filly, Love
of Gold, and she will be turned out for
the summer at Barney Schreiber's farm
in Yolo county. Love of Gold worked
well for one of her recent races. but
failed to show anything like her
year old form.
Monte. which won for BILLY" Dona-
than on Friday, is the dam of San
Oak. a Q year old and weanling. Not
often does 1t happen that a brood mare
4
May Amelia was boosted from $500
to $1,000 by L. Stock. owner of Lord
Nelson. which ran second. Charley
Sanford protested and retained his
mare.
Thirty five book makers took stands
in the big ring at yesterdays cutin at
Emeryville. Max Miller was among the
additions.
~ More than $4,000 will be offered in
stakes and special purses for the an
nual 81 day combination meeting which
will be held at Overland park, Denver
Colo, from Saturday, June 13, to Sat
urday, July IS, inclusive. The value OF
the derby las been increased from
81, 900 to $4,000. the overnight purses
have been raised to $500 each and there
will be five other stakes with a value
Of $500 each.
Rosi + mi is the latest addition to the
schooling list at Emeryville.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-22

Easterly batted for Koestner in hfth. Hits
on Gray 8. of Koestner 8. OF Ffene Q, off Free.
man mar 2 on Nagle IL Three base hits-EllIs.
Anderson. Sacrifice hits-Brashear 2, Fiene.
First base on errors-L0s Angeles i. Chicago L.
Left on bases-Los Angeles G.. Chicago 10.
Base on balls-On Koestner I, on Fiene 2, OF
Freeman 2, of Nagle 1. Struck out--By Koest.
ner g. by Fiene 1. Double plays-O'Seil to
Anderson, Hart to Anderson. Wild pitches
Koestner. HIT by pitcher-Dillon. Time-2
hours 30 minutes. Umpire-0'Day.