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The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23
Page
The Calls Handicap Forecast
By j. r. Jeffery
Ratings for track Deduct point for each pound overweight
WAP-CURRICULUM-MI

Remarks
Wan looks TO have II on this Geld and
should win with ease. Curriculum Is run
ming we'll and looms as the likely contender
Mitre handles weight well.
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23

Brawl-FIve-eizhths in LOS; breezing.
Columbia Naid-Han 10 81 SO.
Green 0oodk--Three-quarte In IL
Frznoiscan--Three-Q srters in 30.
Palemon-naiIe and an eighth in 2-Oz: breez
The San Francisco call., 1908-04-23

Shows avs Sen o S e e g oA A. g AZ Is @ on Winner I
Tawae a nj cuses S stopeda las
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
PRICES PAID TO
PRODUCERS

IRE feiiosfns pafenass prices we're
saetsd eH western ~. thiH fnefnins
FuftNkf a-Nif hsns lse WstEhf ttx
PEI Fa4nd dressed lie per naand spFina
chickens. live. ttatsr psf paand dressed.
Etf pes punna NfnllsFa 4tN per erand
Squalls. fsts pr daHens aashs. srftns
ttr rsf poaud piseens. o. per dossn
nurE kn--i.ecAl ranch. tte Nrf raaae
rupna
EpgN~f.cesi ranch. ss-fee
MEATs live Wsishf-~Cses ave PER
rsuna. stssfs tke per psana Nation.
ssshssa q psf posnds swss iAc Per
Vu@nd Hers. f%c pei pound Lamb
v 80 Fsana Bulls and assn. fAo psF
pggnH
MEATS Dressed Veal tAFse fe.fr
pef poaHd mstiun. ts-ifAc per reurf
The f4ifneinH are LEGAL qNctaficas
made ca Wsstsfh a. this nnernfns
frffT@ Nasptsfftea sa.s gfs fhsrrtes
itfFt. hes tisi4ts tlaesherFiss 81 IS
ffassnstsin apples. fifA.tf Sc sAfif
Crawford peaches. feest& Bartlett pears.
81 sfti Sc tomatoes. o.
NEAETA nt.EN ahnaas fNsfAr per
FnanH head isfturs sf-t2f annsu fhu-
tart. se per puund greer enianN. Ft.tte
rsf dessn see pofatees fte-tt per ton.
spinach Sc boa rsuiifiaNsg. 81 dozen
rssts. g. ISL % saek. cucambers. ls-tee
fesses eafreis u sAsk
bowling shoes at Halls. III
First ave. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
PoIlards COMING.

The Pollard Lilliputian Opera
company, 40 strong, will commence
an engagement OF three weeks at
the Grand Opera house. beginning
Sunday night.
This company. which Is the most
successful one of its kind in the
world. halls from Australia and Is
recruited yearly in the city OF Mel
bourne. Il has made number of
tours through China. Japan. India
and Australia
"Florodora,' in which the chill.
dren first appear. Is one OF the best
works ever devised and gives the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

General espFessfns sna moving fo any
part 20 giff. coiafsd ufE Transfer
Co fstd Fwufth Avenue Main t0st T.
l. akfe Residence. kast aAaa II
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
TERRIFIC BLAST
WRECKS BUILDING

AS a result OF a blast on the rslf
way construction at Prince Rupen
B c., the warehouse of the Paclne
Coast steamship company tnev
was badly wrecked last THURSDAY
The bores for the blast had peea
loaded with $50 kegs OF powder ana
80 boxes of dynamite, which, wnea
blown off. hurled rocks weisnlns
almost a ton onto the warehouse
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
LILLIAN RUSSELL
MAY WE'D
AGAIN
She Has Found a Prince and
He Has Popped and She
May Say eyes"
fnN United Prsss.l

NEW YORK Aug 20. Lillian Rus
sell hae found prince The news
leaked out today when the Ameri.
can actress appeared with string
~ the most gorgeous pearls seen
on broadway for some time LII
liam admits the find" She says
that she met Greek prince IN
Paris and that he gave her the
pearls and asked her to marry him
Al the prince IL known 70 have
plenty OF money the marriage ~ not
an impoHHihiiity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Whit. CITY.

The balloon ascensiOns and para
chute drops that Prof d La Mar
tier Is making every Afternoon Sna
evening az White City. Madisoh
park. are attracting much attentioa
AZ night a powerful searchllghi y
thrown on the aeronaut when be !
I'm midair. The Merry Widow ZAP
let Girls open their engagement
Sunday afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
PUBLIC MARKET

uadashes Z banaNss sar Sc
tefsa@s 80 NNnsh
Tufhipa 4 nanfhas fer 81
trlffs huNGn. slice
rahtans lNste per 10
futatsass 80 10
Hesfs tunFhss g.
Head lsffure 2 fof -
Lemons ft Sc Per aet
Banrf arries 81 fest 80 boz
~se AfFiss. daHen lHs9te
f'lnsMHplfs 20 tee each
0ranEs* sNsttc dos
riamsFs garnAtfans zte per fuH
WsnhfuFfnu creamery batter. he
ie~a sfsasasry. : ihs tAs, fsnch tsttsF
ttr o.
LEGAL raneh ear ite dos
Potatoes ura D = FsI - e PEI 10
ouiens. huncifss 80 eeiiias oniona
~ H. faf sAe
Carrots Z bunrhss Ter &C.
kalnmsf squash g - Yeiiow squash
81 H.
Mafien sheps iHN.ttc ths rfA
STEAKS leh f.f % peFtsFheusr ITsfRr
~ slffNiH itsltr % feuat steak It.t4e
10 shealdrf sirak lee ttrs hearts
81 o. faasfs. SIC 10 boiling beef. s-te
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HAIR GOODS.


| falf chains and switches made 90 ar-
der Wanted Co hay hair Mre u Mi
I ief stas FIRST as II
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Grand

Teddy Webb's burlesque Of Gre
atore." the musical director. the
lightning crayon artist and the IL
Illustrated song singer. warbling the
pathetic ballad. Don't Go in the
Lions Cage Tonight" never fail TO
create n laughing riot Mabel Day.
Aimee Leicester and blanche Bry-
ant assist Webb materially. There
will be a matinee Saturday. and the
farewell performance OF the com
pany Saturday night
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The annual outing Of the local
Retail Clerks association occurred
yesterday al Luna park and ne
crowd was one OF the Largest that
has attended the park this sessoh
The free attractions were popnlar'
as well as the many concessionar
attractions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Cheap Rates East

The Oregon r. r. & Navisauoa
Co. will sell round trip excufsloss
tickets August q and x s0os
ninety DAYS. Full particulars
Union Ticket office, COS FIST ~. ~,
+. Il. Ellis. General Agent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
PROHIBITION CANDIDATE
TO SPEAK HERE

Eugene W Chain. nominee of
the prohibition party for president.
will deliver campaign speech 10
Seattle September 3
Nj Chain viii spend four days
Ia the state. speaking AZ Spokane.
Seattle. Tacoma and Everett
r. = Dunlap. secretary Of the state
committee Announces that the
pruhihltlonists viii wage a hot cam.
paleu throughout the state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The Hodges -Four in a spectscslzr
military musical act is the big fss
ture az the Pantages this week and
Is drawing big crowds and giyinE
sincere pleasure to Thousands d
patrons OF the house. There ss
other fine attractions on the bill.
as well. consisting OF the following
turns: Sophie Everett & Co. job
Mckay. the Scotchman; yzloui
and pigeons, and lot OF other gct
cards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Lovers OF CLASSY vaudeville are
evincing keen interest IN the
opening ~ the Orpheum theatre In
this city on Monday evening next.
The reputation Of the Orphenm Is
too well known to need any praise
II alone guarantees that the old
Coliseum will henceforth be one OF
the most popular Amusement houses
Ia the city. presenting the aftrac.
lions that have made the Orpheum
justly famous IN every city on its
circuit
The success of the Orpheum cir.
cult IL largely due to the many
novel acts booked from foreign
countries seen for the first time
from the Orpheum footliRhte. For
the opening a strong and diversi.
fed bin ~ presented
Clifford A. Burke. with burnt cork
make.upa, are comedians genuinely
funny and all their dialogue and
songs are original and new. In a
way they suggest those quaint col.
ored comedians. Williams and
Walker. and their Characterization
are 30 clever they are often mis-
taken for real negroes.
Popular Comedians.
Janet Melville and Evie StetRou
are popular condolences In Vaude-
Vile They both began Ia the dFa-
matte field. Miss Stetson wanted
10 play the heavy parts. and thought
che was destined TO become a ira.
gedicnne. but fate wilied II other
wise and she became recognized
for her inimitable wit and natural
comedy. For several seasons Miss
Melville was a member Of the Nc
Kee Rankin California Theatre
Stock company. an organization
which then included Louis James.
Lewis Morrison. Blanch Walsh and
others. She has repertory OF -
operas which she appeared In with
the Blanco Opera company
A neat novelty called AT the
photogrAphers~ II presented by
Miss Sadie sherman. In which she
depicts the different characters
that visit a gallery.
Zeno. Jordan a Zeno perform
feats of daring and are known az
The Wizards of the Air" and their
work Ia marvellous.
Wonderful Animals
~GraIs Prodlgies.~ the simian
comedians. as the monkeys and
balloons are called. deserve all the
praise bestowed upon them. These
wonderfully trained animals have
been given an education by Herr
Gratis, the successful trainer. that
makes them nothing short Of phe-
nomenal
The Bachelor and the Maid" Is a
clever musical skit presented by
Wilbur Mack. assisted by Nella
Walker. Mr. Mack is a particular
~ talented and versatile comedian
who sings remarkably well several
songs OF his own composition,
among which are Now Just Sup
pose" I've Been Told. and Mandy
I Love You" Miss Walker Is an
attractive and clever actress and a
charming vocalist
Fred Bond aud Miss Fremont
BENTON q Co. are presenting one
OF the funniest one-act comedies
ever seen In vaudeville under the
title OF Handkerchief No. Is" This
is a clever production. replete with
humor and worthy OF the talented
artist.
The bin concludes with the Or
pheum moving pictures. always the
last productions In motion photog-
raphy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

AND ALL CLASSIFIED ADS
One cent a word-Minlmum
charge t5c. When ehArgea 70
account actual number OF lines
as set viii be counicdA Se,sh
Insertions msae Tee tbs CIV.
~ six when carh ia p'ssd' "H
can lines. or fraction thereof
will be counted as two lines'
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

DON'T ronQEr
rnAuHnow AFTERNOON
70 tsks afssa i.Aks cars 80 ear
nfaaeh office Fsispbgns
Dsanf elatien fsd waite ist
Nsuh seefs - 0r.ss Lake.
WE WILL SNOW You
ssstsE Fest tets far zee asa spisnaid
acreage uith seed saii free vtsw level
Surface sad sseslisnt saisr
Just utaar ron PLATING.
t,ts FEH kcnE. OK rEnas
o. n onn COMPANY fsc.
rst 20 80 Alaska nailains
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


DON'T FORGET
TOMORROW AFTERNOON
To take green Lake cars to our
hranch ofhce Telephone
Denny station Ind white l4s
North shore Of Green Lake
WE WILL SNOW you
toxi2s-foot lots Tor SEQ. and splendid
acreage. with good soil. fine view. level
surface and excellent water.
JUST RiGHr FOR PLATING.
ts6o PER ACRE. on TERMS
II y oRB COMPANY. INC.
7es to IA Alaska nuilains.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

II IL purely a coincidence th,s
Idols. Charles Eugene B.nt.
new play. which has its initial m.
duction at the Lois nexf seek 4
presented af this time right On ton
OF Seattle Made day. M. nsrks
has lived here only Is months hui
he feels like a real seattielts nov
and intends to remain here the re
Of his days Inasmuch as the locss
OF his play Is Seattle. II becnnss
real Seattle made article.
Idols II described a. a ~
physical play, with a melo.dramsh
theme and polite society sestlaf
All the characters. with four erest
lions, are Seattle people. the esc,
ton being Swami and his serYxst
Kelvin. from the mysterious sz,,,
and a banker and his cashier fra
Tacoma.
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantee
accuracy or assume RESPONSE.
hiiity for errors Of any kind
occurring In tcicpnonod adyec
usemonts. -
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CITY REAL ESTATE.



tiba CRY ACRES fla8
f.aFEH residence sites tH#afttt
fiahf IA eifE end aniF 4N mlHutas
ride ffaft haFfHfss section Hfasf 60
car aud anif tNn blocks fFam Lake
MaHhiHEfeh slightly iarafiaH. good
HsiFh naFhnad auirndid hiafk raii
fret fisss Peg garden ~ berries
sidewalks aHd cts aafff nnfhfH6
nAs these tfaFta ln the Fifg fuf
ths MONEY ftstNkiu prices ~ ihis
neaA NAif ftet Auwn ans fiq
fnuHfH
TgE M0NNn TRUSTEE co
see eaiWan HufiaiHe
f8-si
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A Home Sacrifice

lot tfefte 50 allsr wiih fHoasfn g..
te1al heuee. saii eemsnt basement uipsd
fnr Furnace. fine nnlsh ana al In best
% condition alice lawn. ffaif etc This
atlFlna DEAN FHffnian addition. ono
block RON csf. al improvements ID and
paid IN. LOS sleas 10 worth 81 ees rrics
81 place only ~ zee. about half cash
fine location. seed house and price IL
- psf cent cheaper than anything in
the district
= n FHoNrsus.
tea Oriental his Main % Ind tst
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Q,rilArloNs MANrgo."

SITUATIONS Wanted" adver
tisemcnts Zoe for rs words,
times. Additional space, DC per
line.
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Star

Three daily performances Of De
vaudeville show OF eight acts. head
ed BY Carroll johnson. ]. X. En-
NETT, Madame Theo and other A.
lists, are being given at the Star
this week. The show runs artil
Sunday night.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
An Am narrel plaloa.

An bsh Barrel olaloa.
The pm Boa There goes a mean,
stngy cust.
The Discarded Porous Plaster.
Huh ! found Il easy enough 70 get
neat to him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
RAILWAY rlME TAeles.

! DO not trust printed time
4 tables IN newspapers rer
! time Of departure and arf'Ss'
. Of trains telephone King Street
! station Information Bureau
4 sunset. Main 27ao, lndePeno-
4 EFT III.
- - = . - ,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

me funrrai services 81 Ida Williams
we've h@ia from the partefn ~ the hans
nnY4 Watson company fhts Att~fn"~h -
a IA The remains weFr inferred Al ths
fak@ ttam cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20


AdaHne Lloyd Make no mistake when
seakina the advice ~ = oiaifNoFant "a
pays 10 consult the best cptenial Hotel
Ills Ftfat Avenue eatf
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Three Fine Homes

Modern N+F@afa hnass a. fees lat COO
grsie b4srnaaat al lFa rfnsefnsnGs lu ana
pas FsasfAi rsar Hcstams ssaes
Terms
Modern 9aFaafu house sasasf let
.taAatft feet Mesi seattle Hsaf West
tfuf efnHaandira tisn - Heurf
- zee tsfuss
t2sNle9 feet asand auahsfraeglhle Ktsa
~ heart - sssitsuss district West seat,
tis atenet
Century NEkLTr CO
fetf Afaska raiialHE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

The patrons Of the Lois ,hes,r.
are unanimous in their opinion ia,
The Private Secretary The plsy
this week. is one OF the best shinrs
done by the company IN 4 Iosx
time. II. G.. Lonsdaie in The m
role has made an emphatic hi ~
all the others are doing well
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20
Best Yet

Fins nsw hunsRlow cottage ~ four
rooms on eerhsf lct ttKfn4 only two
blocks from nniVsfslfr Boulevard al
modern. with electric WIRING bath hot
ana cold weller. etc between tah car
lines Ensp - ti.fee fa0o cash and tif
PEI month Take Green Lake car O. our
affoe today
AHAfTAoE BROS.
Green Lake station Phone Green ~
afr
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$25 Cash

! nwu sesns Sod lets a. Green faks
and West seattle, also hnfnn anAsfsF sore
Tracts ur Beacon hfit pipe iine fhAt /
aif eTif faf see AnN ttta nHiY So
faNn sac per nneth n Ynu ers trnkiar
To- . snap SO urfoan. lee Coifuap nids
Aeln saa. lees --ta-1f
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Nargnssnn-c MaFvussnn. st. August
10 Esfa Tailnan ay.
RiuT~nwaia-tussph RinEenNAid. -.
August Is Ia this city
Ramssv psrothy Hamsey. ~. Askasi
Is 1895 seneca q
IN this cltN. -
Fournier--c. Feurnisr. 81. AuGur' -
Ia thfs city
Wtiifauts--ftA r. NttHantHs 80 NN&R@s
II ftag Hprun az
f,gentiae -Heion ftsntAea. ~ A"N@Ni
Is IN this city.
HNhn-Oscar W Hahs. d years. Aug
ust r. In this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Two-rogm house. lot abxioO. close TO
Fremont ballard ear line. Price laTk.
come quick
YOUNG a RnonERG.
Sea uslinayian American Rank pldF
hallefd Phone ballard sIa
1910
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BALLARD AGENCY, II.
Mullen St0a ballard av., OPP
CITY Han, Phone. Ballard SVe,
MAIN OFFICE seventh av.
between Union and University
Phones. Main 1850. Ind. tAl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Heaarts sssn.-ro the wife - Hes.
SrIekssn Ista elna w August II. {
dauxhtsr. s.-..s.
st.rFetiaaro the slfe e = T. etrffetN
eltv Aaxust IS = daughter
Wavws-ad TIE the wtts 20 nay
wost. city August Is a son
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.

HVTTERWOHrH a sous Professional
Directors and i4esnssd kfntalfuffs. tf-t
ist app Moore Theatre Beth pheuss as
ntettn undeFtaklns &c sts Ewins
al Frrmnut NoFth $50 or ten sta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

little artists an admirable eh.,.. a.
display their talents.
Seattls.
Mark y. Swan wrote sood pl,v
In The Girl From - Weri ~
II Is needless TO add ctgzass s,ss.s
are the rage AZ the sessts ~.
week. As "SpliBters. Mis- p-rs.
Ing IL captivating her Tnsng aaul,.
erH BY her excellent worn.
GARNER" viii be the final ss,r,o
ton of this popular stock oomussy
and a magnificent productlou 4 AZ
sured by the management
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-08-20

Beautiful t.funnl cottage rnnrretr
eAsenvuf double constructed " cod fher
plaster, large rooms. south ffant. good
fisu n mountains and lake. near school
and car. lat tttiol 90 an alley rnNi
sunday af ft.tae 90. with terms IRE
mont az Ger. etth and FhinnsF
fhpnsHi North IT, White sfa
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TO ApvsRrtssRs.

Classification cannot DO siF'
en- alter I o'clock daily.
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OBJECTIVE SERVICE.


Cody Detective Agency Merchants IA.
troll Arcade nidg All wefk undsftahen
MAIN tats. Ind atFs
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Bowiinr shoes at Halls. III
First ave. go
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Ths nsa raiafrhfs HiFsf NeNef tfHit
district uhsfa 80 ssH fati a. iffiuatea
8fHhasf tfara etsafsf - standard etns
ter aenirs art suit4Nats n fut yes fer
fiss Y~ags tftt psf ArFs and ~
e-hnlru lsestioss Nsf 81 ~ had
NORTH MANN LAND ruM1AMF
sst.t wsiAsf nias gna A tpirsfsssF
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Agents Wanted

Tnu can secure exclusive territory aa
the niEgssf ssiiet ever put on the mar.
kst Wfsh no competition n sells Or
sight yeu can secure territory from Is
up. Call lie Oriental block Seattle
lien
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n Prof stevens Me- Methcd usne=
~ lnr Guaranteed Private Les.
6f0 seas Lessons ssyfG daT ana
evening Dancing Thursdays Fffs
III aAgn Ladies' frss. tth aaa
Pine TsieghoAes
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The fret dentist Va NpatfiaAtV niNs
prices was nt Ndwin , nrpSr. offices
!, ss g. q aud tulan block.
wa Fifst aNenae between Columbia and
ch@fry streets seattle. Wash
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Wanfsd--Able bodied men h-tusan
sees - and - for & p Marine Cores
Must Be natlvs bern Or have first uapern
Excsilent opportunity 70 see the world
Coed pay. clothing. rstiona auartsfs
fusdleal attendance free Apply AZ rooms
- -
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20

Otis Crandall turned the trick on the Chicee
Cubs and the Giants the game at the Polo
Grounds yesterday by score of to g. the series
each team having won a game.
Another big crowd on hand to see these two
bitter rivals in their second struggle under Coo
gans Bluff Though the Giants were beaten on
Thursday, their struggle was enough to
draw a rousng big crowd. and there was mora
roofing than at half dozen games against other
teams.
Sherman's victory at Chicago was good omen
for New York, and the Giants were out to win
from the start. John McGraws term of suspensfon
was over. and he the field spurring his team
on to victory. The Giants began their victorious
march in the second inning, when. with one out
Arthur Devlin walked. reached second when Pfeis-
ter's error gave Shannon a life, went to third on
Bresnahans out and breezed home on BrdweIl's
single centre field. In the second inning Gran
dali, who is of the best hitters on the team,
, led off with single and advanced base n, :
pretty sacrifice by Tenney. Doyle banged out a
single, but Crandall held third. CIV Sew
mour the job with a hit, which allowed
Crandau and Doyle to tally.
Again in the fifth inning the Giants pushed two
runs around the bases timely hitting and fast
base running.
and Bridwen getting eleven assists between them.
and many of them were difficult balls to handle
The youngsters were also there with the bat Brid-
well and Doyle banged out two singles each and
Cranda also got clean hit for a sack.
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
RESULTS OE GAMES
AMERICAN LEAGUE STANDING.

st. Louis June 19.-The New York Americans
were shut out in their game with ST. Louis here
to-day by a score of to 0. Dineen, who pitched
for the home team held the visitors at his mercy
throughout, allowing only three scattered hits
In the first inning the Browns made two rms
which turned out to be more than enough 10
bring them victory, Conroy's error a ieIder's
choice and Schwetzer's triple; two singles and a
double gave the home team more runs in the
fifth inning With the exception of Conroy's error
the fielding perfect both sides
Griffith sent Vaughn. his new pitcher. in to re-
leve Chesbro in the ninth inning No hits uera
made off the man, and he got his first scaIp ss
a major Lacquer, scoring strike out The score
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-06-20
DOUBLES CHANPIONS YIN.
Hackett and AIerander CHnch Bay
Ridge Round Robin Series.

Even with the loss of a set Frederick B. Alexan-
der and Harold H. HaCkett, the national cham
pions in doubles, practically clinched their winning
of the trophies the turf courts of the Crescent
Athletic Club. Bay Ridge, yesterday. Against
the champions Theodore Roosevelt Pell and c.
Frederick Watson, jr., played lively game, but
did not exhibit the same sort of team work as
their opponents. Alexander and Hackett finally
scored at So. 3-6, 81, GO. Previous to en-
gaging in this contest PeIl and Watson defeated
the Crescent Athletic Club pair. Charles NJ Bull
jr., and Harry c. Martin. by the score of o. 11-9
IS 60. The series will be ended this afternoon
Women players held the leading place in the
continuation of the Amackassin Club Yonkers)
tournament, Miss Glare Cassel, the English girl
winning her position in the final yesterday, while
Miss Benedict, partnered by DR. E. G.. Littell capt
ured the prizes for mixed doubles. While the de-
Gliding OF these events produced the interesting
sport the field in the challenge cup singles mar
rowed down TO Walter Merrill Hall and L. Millens
Burt. both of the Hamilton Grange Club.
Miss Benedict and DIR. Littell faced Miss Fanny
Fish and l. NJ. Burt in the mixed doubles final
The latter had been down by three hard sets
in the cup singles that he provided ragged sup
port for the good driving game developed by Miss
Fish.