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The daily tribune., 1908-09-18
Personal Paragraphs

Marion Snyder 10 trading In
Florence this afternoon.
Father Edmond drove to Canon
CITY this afternoon in his Ford car.
r. 8. Allen, the Wetmore saw
mill man, 10 in town this afternoon.
Mrs. Clarence Yelton returned
last evening from weeks visit with
friends In Pueblo.
Paul Zastrow, Of Upper Hard
scrabble brought to town load OF
lumber from his mill today.
Miss Ethel williams of the local
telephone exchange is visiting friends
At Rife and Glenwo Springs.
MIR. and Mrs. Philip Griffith and
little Wilhemline, are visiting in
Pueblo and taking In the State fair.
Mrs. W. l.. EbauRh and children
returned last night from Salt Lake
where they have been visiting for
the last month.
Mrs. Jane Harris and her sister
Mrs. H. Houston, are spending the
day visiting with old time friends in
Williamsburg.
Mira VIM. Walker and Annie,
Miss Theresa Halpin, Mrs. Krombka
and Adelsa, formed a pleasant party
for the big fair today.
Joseph Snuff returned from the
state fair at Pueblo on No. 3 last
night. He looks considerably the
worse for wear, but will probably be
all right In the spring.
James Staloup this morning re-
oeived telegram from Mrs s.. stat
ing that they had arrived safely at
their destination in Illinois.
"A letter from Art. Newlin to e
Florence friend, states that they are
now located at Hico, Texas. They are
doing nicely and he states that the
country is sizzling hot.
DIR. F. E. Knooh, superintendent
Of the United Oil company left today
for AN extended trip through the oil
fields of Kansas and Oklahoma in the
interests of his company.
Visitors at the state fair yester
day met Bert Howard, who has re-
turned from his visit to the old home
In Illinois. He IL on his way to Flor.
ence, and will be here tomorrow o.
next day.
Miss Ruby Rupe of Hillside
visited here yesterday and left on No
for = short visit at Colorado
Springs, from whence she will soor
20 Missouri for two monihs' visi
with relatives.
Rev. Kessler Of the Baptis
church, last night held social TO
his Sunday school class. Games wer
played, and water melons we're serve'
for refreshments. All those presen
report q good time.
Miss Emma Montgomery openet
school At Rock vale with 10 pupils
Il 10 pleasant to know that Mis-
Montgomery Ia 10 welliked In Rock
vale after having taught there fou
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SANTA FE SPECIAL.

The special train run by the Santn
Fe railroad company to the state fair
WAS made mp Of seven coaches and "A
baggage car. They got away nt s:55
this morning. There were 1884 tick.
cts sold st Canon City, SO at Rock vale
and II at Florence. making a4o pas
sanRers In all.
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CRYSTAL WILL OPEN.

Tonight the new Crystal theatre on
east Main street will have prac-
tioe performance. This is not for the
public; 1t is merely to try out their
machine, and the singing. Tomorrow
they will show their first films to the
public.
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MARRIED.

Tbos. Gilliland, OF the Colorado
Lumber and Supply company. and
Mrs. Victoria Lynn Of this city,
were quietly married Wednesday
evening In Ration, n. NJ.
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When You want anything in the line
OF wall paper go to io7lp Enst Main
street. Newest Patterns lowest price
G. W. Kaufman. l0.25x
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WILL TAKE PUPILS

Miss May Nelson will take "a limited
number of pupils in Elocution, Del
sarte and Physical culture Special
drop card to 500 E. Second street.
tr,f
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Della Crowder Miller, reader. and
impersonator will present "Ben Hur"
a dramatic adoption in four parts on
Wednesday evening, September 23.
Tickets at Yelton's 90 each. &
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The largest stock aud best assort-
ment of school supplies in the city at
Daniels drug store. itf
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Sunday dinner special feature at
Hotel Lennon. Excellent service
NJ isic. OF
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The best # service and home like
accommodate Jus at The Lennox. 5tf
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Classified (Udnt advertisements
WANTED

WAnted-Highest price paid for all
kinds Of junk. Brass, copper. iron.
bottles, rags. etc. Barney Ginsberg.
Phone Florence 40. 53tf
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Wanted A messenger boy at West.
ern Union Telegraph Office. loft
The daily tribune., 1908-09-18

WAnted-At Canon City 'waterworks
tool shArpener. Apply to II. NJ.
Fox. l4-I9
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Wanted-A man. horse and wagon to
peidle fish. Good thing for right
party. Write Queen Beach Fishery
company, Lamar. Colorado. 1890
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Found - Gold stick pin. Inquire
this offico, describe property. pay
Tor ad. l1-lG
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To Rsnt---4.room furnished house,
Cor. 9th st. and Petroleum Ave.
Find key at Mrs. MAnley's 2lS East
6th 81. or write Mm. o. McCarrol
lO4k W. 4th st.. Pueblo. II.I6x
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To Rent room brick house with
bath room. electric lights and
modern improvements. 62i E. I'd St.
Ohas. Unger 55tf
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To Rent-6 room house In Miller Ter
race. Inquire Of John r. Miller.
ll-lG
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28

s C. HDdrsth was dissatisfied with the nso-y
ner IN whieh Jockey shilling rode Firzheroert
when Trance bsst that good colt n the HoLiy
handicap st GraTeserd LAST week shilling
vas pulling up N tEe early part Of re contest.
Just as be did with the colt u the fnior cham
pioa stakes Hildreth said Ast F1czheroert
had with difficulty ben restrained whfle wurk-
ing quarter for THIS rzce IN - seconds and
that Il vas discouraging 70 tine hin four So
ODDS slower In the race
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
Three Stadium Track
Records Broken

Ideal weather conditions and a per
fecL track were conducive 70 fast time
Aester6sv when the harness horses OF
, San Francisco driving club enter
ts ned several thousand spectators on
the Golden Gate park track Three
track records were smashed and IN al
nile, Wnicl was paced uE george
Giznninfs George Perry. viii stand
for some time Walter Wilkes. owned
tv Charles L Becker and driven by
George Aschetto. broke the trotting
record for the stadium track yesterday y
IS against 2-1sl4. the former record
Luke Marischs Little DICK was an
o-her horse 10 win laUrels zt the matt
nee. Little Dick broke the track rec
ord for pacing in q race. the new rec
crd being 21l =
heats only. Lady EsiroSe. owned by
T Il CorcOreu- had Il her own way.
The only contender was Derou- George
Erlirs Mo1sr y walked OF with the
houors IN the 2-2o rrOC IN three straight
heats Erlin handled the performer
himself
Tie banner race Of the day was the
last heat 0f the 1.l2 pace Little Dick
was pocketed in the first heat and
Driver Kerilhac could not send him 10
the front n the next heat Nerilhac
Won by 4 half length. but IN the last
Little Dick rad 70 extend himself 10
win by q nose from Kitty ..
The Perry horse made the new rec
ord with 2 broken hobble and with &
knee boot tapping about his OF leg
The horseneu present were or the
opinion thar lie would have brought
ere record down 70 2-o5 easily but for
rhtS summary
nsEe.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Never before n the history Of base
ball has the home stretch in the race
for the pennants IN the two major
leagues been reached with the leading
clubs so closely punched and with the
followers Of the game excited 10 such a
pitch OF interest In both leagues the
. leaoeTs-New York II the National aud
Detroit in the Americsn-held the hon
ors last night by one point Chicago,
in second place IN the National. IS seven
points ahead OF Pittsburg, while Chi
cago in the American is only three
points behind Cleveland for second
place 10 which position the latter club
fel yesterday through the defeat Of
Philadelphia By Detroit
Eight games ia six DAYS is what the
New York Nationals have before them
this week all Of them with Phila-
deiphia and evenly divided between Ene
TWO cities. After this series New York
has but three games. and al OF them
viii be played on the polo grounds with
Boston.
days rest II IL does not play Of az
Cincinnati today one OF the several
postponed games Il has with the Reds,
for Il IS not due 70 start operations
there until Tuesday. According to
schedule Chicago also has regular
games with Cincinnati Wednesday.
Thursday and Saturday and the sea
son OF the last years champions VIII
end al Chicago Sunday with & game
with PittsburE.
Pittsburg viii 20 into winter quarters
after the visit to Chicago. Beginning
Tuesday the Pirates have three days at
s. Louis with of days Wednesday and
Thursday.
In the American league Detroit viii
play Washington and ST Louis Friday
and Saturday al Detroit and then go
10 Chicago for the wiuoup OF its sched-
ule Sunday. Monday and Tuesday
Cleveland has games scheduled with
Philadelphia Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday and With Chicago Friday
and SATURDAY. and viii end the season
ar ST Louis with contests Sunday, Mon
day and Tuesday.
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Williams Horses Start
for Coast Today
Big Chief and Other Stars VIII
Soon Be Chartered at
EmeryviHe
sPEcIAL DIsPA1cH 10 THE GAIL

NEW YORK. Sept 2T-Dr. H Z.
RoFell. EiIh Thomas Il. Williams
string q horses. including Big CHIEF.
FirestOne and others. viii leave Graves
End 1or san Francisco tomorrow. sam
Hldrerh viii remain for some OF the
races az AQueduc-. after which he. too.
VIII ship 10 Oakland
HildEeth has had good luck and bad
II ssreaES bis purchase OF King
James from John T. MADDEN for s1o.e6o
vas followed BY his winning big
stake race wirh the colt the Annual
Champion, worth So. .ooe. half OF which
went 20 Madden but L left HiIdreth
ll possession q e crack runner without
costing him dollar In the brilliant
race with Fair Piay King James
bruised MS hoof and Hildreth fears he
VIII nor he able 10 race again il
months Lnis = Z severe Cisappoint-
enL as Hlldrerh mad calculated upon
H-nNllg some good stakes with king
James al Oakland and Los Angeles
owing 70 the uncertainty IN the
east IS % the future q racing here
7peuls greater num her OF horses
t1s1 ever before VIII race in Cslifor-
Ma the coming winter. Al the con-
Ntlsicn OF the winter sesso there tae
situation in New York VIII be known.
and u shipment back Is NOT justified
majority u the lOrsemel viii re-
main Oh the Pacific coast
EDDIE Dlgen. whose riding was in
4 ereDr fer q while has improved
E-ewhst since the Empire city meet
-ng- He hoped 10 ride again 6urIn z
tle winter for sam EiIdreth. but he
vas suspended Tor his reckless ride
q last Tuesday when he fouled Dial
Plate end Mira mar and badly injured
Two Jockeys Further punishment is
.r store for him. and X may be that
n view ot his reckleSsless Hildreth
U-ll nor rs-engage hiEl.
Henry Mcdaniel. who departed for
se coast .ssr night with Jockey ShiI-
slE- ro0k = horses, including six
-ear--ugs- EOr which his employer, Rob
err T. Thomas. paid good prices this
falL The yearEngs viii be developed
and raced early az Los Angeles and san
Fran SEQ Mcdaniel has had only fair
-leE cn The bsg tracks Ehis season bur
sailing has made < great reputation
Ger himself
John Powers. the new owner ot
Golden Pearl. VIII race 1he handsome
son of Golden Garter and Pearl Y. who
-apHe1s 70 be a half brother 10 the
is-ilguisLed Water Pearl. al Los An
Eeles- Powers gave S4Ie5 for the big
year old At a sale yesterday. and he
Is satisfied with his purchase. He be
lleFes that Golden Pearl viii carry his
speed any distance over the Arcadia
track. which is light and fast Golden
Pearl is as sound as bell OF brass
s~I good Eoer- he won several
races fo- Jack Jovuer and defeated
his stable companion Hessian IN z
stake az Empire CITY last month.
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Protest Against Boxing
License Ordinance
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SAN RAFAEL. Sept IA mass
meeting or the citizens was held today
81 Rord's memorial park 70 protest
against the ordinance introduced be-
fore the town trustees 70 license prize
fEhtfng IN san Rafael Two hundred
persons were present and adopted
strong resolutions. a committee OF 10
was appointed 10 submit the protest 10
The board at its meeting tomorrow
night. and ths meeting was adjourned
10 meet IN the town hall during the
session of the board
Judge Y " Morrow presided The
FIRST speaker was William Kent In
his protest he said
FROM the Sausslfto pooIroons we
travel north through q saloon Spangied
landscape until here IN San Rafael we
fnd some 80 places where liquor is
sold and gambling is shamelessly con-
Quoted. and now your chosen repre-
sentativeS threaten 70 enter into
friendly rivalry with demorzlized
Saussiito for the patronage of san
E'raneiseo's Sluns-"
~. Arthur Crosby. head Of the
Tarnalnafs military academy. said 7
DO not know whether Gieske violated
THE law and was arrested for selling
Hquor without q license or not What
I CO want 20 know Is. why did they
not arrest Begley when he was vio-
larinE the law by running a gambling
game IN his place OF business while the
carnival was in pTogress!
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
Wrestler to Challenge
ALI Heavyweights

Dr. Roller, the wrestler, is about TO
break into the pugilistic game and
challenge all OF the heavyweights.
Roller is taking the rest cure IN Homo
lulu, but he viii start for this city
soon for the purpose OF defying Tommy
Burns. Jack Johnson. Al Kaufman or
any one else willing 10 take a chance
against him
Roller Unfolded his plans TO Jesse Woods
s e., ne IA st'ss s s ss AsRoi1lu re rscenty Ro.-
le-s in sight and rhzt the Only way for hin to
get sone coin was 70 branch oct & boxer.
he believes that he has class enough 10 20
Roller Is a giant standing six feet three
inches IN height and weighing about 20 pounds.
As a wrestler be defeated every man in his
class He challenged George Hackenschnidt
Tie Russian ncn- but the latter turned down
the o1er and Rollers friends said that the for
eig1er was afraid o6 him
Roller is = graduate of a biz eastern uniTer-
sitE and medical mar by profession He went
II for athletics and proved 70 be star al
Of phvsiesi dereIopnsent Roller knoTrs r-se,
deal sbqut the boxing game. but how he viii
stack up as real fighter remains 10 be seen.
Woods says that he will break into the boz.
Ing game az Seattle during the winter. Ae-
curdi1z 10 hfs statement the authorities VII
permit limited round boxing contests II they
are properly conducted. and with this end in
view woods has secured an Onion On : bfV
pavilion in the SfEash city. where he intend.
10 promote his sights within enupIe Of mouths
As ring warmer Woods may put on Roller
WITH some likely looking northw western heavv-
weight He beifeFes that Roller would be 4
big card in Seattle. where be made good as a
wrestler
II the fighting gsne IN Seattle pans cut wen.
the northern city VIII blossom ont as : com
Petitcr q san Francisco whenever there are good
cards IL sight
Both Eddie Hanio1 and Owen Moran worked
cut yesterday 70 big houses TIE hot weather
tended 20 take OF weight. hrt the baxers In
fshed the CAV IN high xpirits apparently readr
for their EIH IN the Coliseum Tednesdsv even
trx- Hsnlo1 IS at weight. while Moran tfrs
tie beam az about 12s pounds
The betting still fsvoFS the Britisher al ODDS
OF Ie % :. and there IS bat little Haalon money
IN sight which Indicates that the Odds win droo
4 point OF TWO before the Eight Of the battle
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KiplIne and the saber Tooth Ti<er

Later he pictured an aurcchs. later he pictured
bear
Pictured saber tooth tiger dragging nan to
his lair
So wrote Kipiing in his story OF
ing But then very few remains OF
this gigantic but extinct cat had been
discovered Now comes DIT. John q
Merriam of the University OF California
and reports in a popular account in the
October number OF Sunset Magazine the
discovery OF a remarkable collection OF
these fossil bones IN California lying
where they were trapped in the treach-
crous tar aeons ago That Death Trap
OF the Ages m1rec the heavy moving
ground sloth. the clumsy mammoth. the
camel and the prehistoric horse These
struggling eaptives drew the lords Of
that era-the saber tooth tiger and the
gigantic wolf-and thew IN turn were
lined and the death trap baited itself
RnaW
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Beavers Victorious in
Last Game at Home

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept e7--POrtland
wound up its season at home BY win
ming an Il inning game and making \
triple play today The second game OF
the double header was called at the
end Of the fifth so the teams could catch
the train Neither side had scored
Oakland's two scores in the first game
came from Heifmuller's home run with
Hogan on first. Johnson. Portland :
crack utility man. was presented with a
s1eo gold watch BY admiring fans
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Note-Sears out; iuterfered with bstfed ball
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Sears. Two base hits
lacey Ste1ani- First base called balls
OF Brennan g. er Conway ?. OF wolter g. on
O'Nein 2 OF Stenaai /. OF Iberg l. Struck
out-By welter 3. By Stenani 4. bT Brennan 1.
by O'NeiH L, by Iberg ]. Left on bases-San
Jose IL Oakland T. Double play-Iberg to Con
way. Wild pitches-wolte-. Conway. Passed
bslls-Peralta 4. Hit By pitchsrIscey-
Stolen bases-Sears .. Strieb 4, Stumpd 4.
LAGER wolter, Fesney. Smith. Reid. Sacrf-
fee hst-Lzcey, Innings pitched-Sterani s.
Brennan 2 O'NeIn =, Conway !. Iberg :. Hts
OF Stehani 1. Brennan s, o'Nein 3, Conway 4,
Tb~rx Z Time Of game-1 hour and IS min
utes Scc-er-Ancerson. Umpire-Hodson
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Baseball Notes

Pink Bcdie put at work IN the 1Eht
garden when Long learned that Dolly Gray was
due 70 piteh- This change was necessary Tor
the reason that Meichoir is useless against a
so1thPsw Bodis helped some sy scoring run
For the first time in mouths Dillon was
cheered by the fans And the applause was
coming 70 the old boy. who played game az
first base that made eveTybody's hair stand on
end He Is tns class there
Happy Hogan came near being spiked when
Hogan deliberately sat down on the paths in
order TO block the runners When they cane
tearing in Hogan began TO crab, while the
crowd booted him
Beck set new record for the season IN the
out error Two Of them looked Ike IN
possible ones ANY Of his catches were harder
than the cce that Oskes mssjadged and TINS
blew the game for the Angels
The Angels LEFT for home last night 70 fnish
the season on their own grounds They viii have
the Seals again this week. commencing toulo--
row afternoon The latter win leave his morn
.1S. with the exception Of Jones' Sut0r and
AcArdle. Jones has not been showing any
thing OF late while Sutcr r IN need q long
rest. McArdfe sprained his back and win Be
lard ard Portland viii open their series AZ
Oakland tomorrow afternoon Portland viii
play the balance OF its games IN this city, OAK
land and Los Angeles
The percentage OF winning fayo-ites was vsry
jamestown and 6ravsserd meetings James
town shows 81 per cent, Grs-s<end 81 and the
other two tracks So
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Total s5 OF So -
TIVE cut when winning run was scored
SUMMARY

Two base hIrs-Berry. Kills sscrihee hits
Wheeler. Griffin. Dillon- Williams First base
By Hosp 1, by Griffin I. Double plays-Dillo,
to Howard 70 Delrnzs 70 Ellis 70 Howard Brasb-
ear unassisted Beck TO Grsfdn- Tine OF xaue-
1 hour and 50 miaufes- Unpires-O'CcnneIl
and Perias
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u - u AN II
H~---
Enwrfrht

Three base blts-Harfman- EnWE1rht Two
base hits-Brooks. NcHaie Hooper Sacrifice
hifs-Helsy. lansing 2. Graham. Whslea Shiuo
DoyIe . First base On err0rs-Sseranaento E
Santa Cruz J. First base called baIfs-0r
whsien ;. OF Hopkins s. Left on bases-Ssc-
rsmento 4, Santa Cruz 4 Struck out-Bv Wha-
len 3. by Hopkins /. Hit by pffcher-Deve--
eaBx. Double play-Raymer 10 Sealon Passed
bsll-CollinS- Tine Of game hours I'm
pire-Moore. Scorer-MeClatchy.
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SUMMARY

Earned runs-Fresuo 1. Stockton l. Home
runs-Kenneoy. J. Smith. Two base hits-Kuhn.
Blankenshfp. ShsF. Struck out-By A Smith,
l. by Moskimzn Z. Base on bal.s-o6 A. Smith
l. OF Moskimsn !. of Baum .. Double play
Kelley 10 Mott Hlts-o1 Smith IN innings,
OF Baum 1 IL 5 innings First base on error
Fresno . Stockton l. Left On bssesHFrexno 4.
Stockton 5. Time Of gsue-l hour and IS min
ufeS. Umpire-McCzrthy.
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SAND CRABS LOSE GAME

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 21.-Poor support o.
Pitcher Hopkins and long hits with men ol
bases resulted IN the defeat Of Santa Cruz. to
g. Hopkins effective until the fifth inning
after which be Was hit freely Whsien BANKED
the Crabs IN al but the sixth inning, when
Harruan's three bsgger. followed By single,
sent three runs over the plate. Score:
SAcRAAfEN-rn
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Home Run by Kennedy
Wins in Twelfth
RaiSin Eaters Overcome State
League Champions i'm
Hard Contest
::PEcIAL DIsPATcH 10 TIE CALI,

sPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI.
FRESNO. Sept. 27.-Kennedys home
run az the end OF the twelfth inning to-
day gave Fresno victory over Stock
ton. Stoektons one run also was a
homer by Jimmy Smith. Score:
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Two cut wnen winning run was scored
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck o8t-By LcGcks l. by Groor ;. Base
On balls-01 Loucks l. Of Groom 4 Home run
HeiImuIhr- Double play-Sflller 10 Smith
Triple play-Danzig 70 Casey 70 Coo1ey- Szcri-
Zee hits-Cooney. McCre6ie- Groom. Ia Longe.
johnson First base On errors-Oaklsnd /. POrt-
land 2 Left On bsses5Oaklsnd a Portland 8
Tine q game hour and 80 minutes. UnPires
1Cheyne and Fly1n-
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Two base hitx-WeSterberg, Britt Sacrifice
hitsHSchroeder Bailey. Hopkins t2l. RTan.
Britt First base on called bslis-0f johnson :,
OF rriurk l. Struck ozf-By johnson hx
Frinck l. Hit By pitrher-FerIin. Double
plav-Rsndclph to FerIin- Time of game hosir
and 40 minutes Umpire-Stultz-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-28
Fly Casting Club in
Medal Contests

Following is the summary OF the
medal contests OF the san Francisco
Fly Casting club Saturday and Sunday
ar stow lake.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Alameda, s.; Sam Francisco. 4.
San Francisco, 8; Alameda. 3.
Fresno. 2; Stockton, L.
San Jose. 25; Oakland. 1.
Sacramento, o; Santa Cruz, 3.
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AI.AtfEDA
aUys AND HITS BIZ INNINGS
SUMMARY

wild pitck-Dsrry = Van otterman l. Passed
Bali-Gonrad. Two base hit-BrrHs- Sacrifice
.hEt-Britr- First base called heiis-Of
Darcy . OF Van OtteTman I. Struck our-By
Forsythe 8. by Darcy {. by Van Otfermsn I.
Hit by pitcher-conrad. Dsnk- Time Of game
j hour and 20 minutes. Unrirs-Stnltz
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DIVIDE A DOUBLE header

ALAMEDA. Sept. 2T.-Alsmsda ard San
Francisco split even in a double header played
at Recreation park this afternoon. The scores,
FIRST GAME
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Tiae. 1-IzL. 2-i1+. @-12A
The officials were " J. Kenney.
starter. Bert Edwards, J. Pzstene and
James Ohane. judges; Luke MaTisch.
II Schottier and Joseph McTigue.
timers
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Il Smith the negro rider whom Andy Blake
ler intended 10 bring te the cnaSt Is IN such
q critical condifIon as the result n his recent
fall that his trip west probably VIII be ehan-
doned-
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The big crowd Of transesy and local fans
that witnessed the morning game On the other
end Of the pond VIII have enough 10 talk about
for months. II saw one OF the real classic
pitchers battles OF the season. with both Grif-
I'm and Hosp working Ike chsrme-s for II in
nings- In the final round tie Seals landed with
two men gone.
Nelchoir opened with drive into the right
patch and Williams hunted hin On his way.
Curtis went In 70 run for Melchoir and Beck hit
A rrounder to Bernard The latter had Curtis
nailed at third but instead az making the play
there he retired Beck AZ first Then Berry
lifted long fy TO deep center. which Oakes
misjudxed and Curtis tore scross the rubber
with the lone run of the eventful contest.
Both pitchers were In grand form and moved
down the batsmen Ike so many blades OF blue
grass Beck saved the d2y for the Seals hy
making a couple Of great catches IN center field
Throurhout the heat was terrific. but the hotter
II became the faster the TIVE teams played and
they were thus enabled 10 finish the game within
the time limit. The score