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Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21

Live. active and energetic. The pa
per with the ginger in it. The HER
AID.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21
FOR GREATER
49,. MISSISSIPPI

Devoted % che Agricultural. Commercial
and Industrial Developments OF the States
Incompatible Resources-O@ciA Organ OF
Department Of Agriculture and Commerce.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21

Use OF Federal Patronage to Secure
Delegates For War Secretary Has
Aroused Bitter Hostility to the Ad-
acknowledgements Unity Among
Dsmoorats-Fair Field and No Fa-
vors nj Denver.
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21

81. G. Jordan was convicted at Gulf
port OF the murder of Robert Davis, a
minister's son, and given life sentence.
Jordan shot Davis during quarrel in
which Davis was defending his mother
from Jordan,
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21

Don't fail to tell your friend in an
other State of the good things offered
by Mississippi. We need good white
families that will cultivate forty or
sixty acres of land and get sustenance
therefrom
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21
BY WILLIS j. ABBOT.


As against this obvious disunion on
the Republican side is complete unity
among Democrats. 1t is perfectly true
that there are several possible candi-
dates for the presidency in the Dem
ocratic party. This is as it should be.
The Democracy does not want a cut
and dried convention, with the nomi-
nation of any one man foregone
conclusion. The party wants several
candidates and expects that the names
Of several men viii be presented to its
convention. No doubt Judson Har
mon will have through his friends
hearing there, Doubtless the name Of
Senator Charles A. Culberson. the
leader Of the Democratic minority in
the senate and a man against whose
Greene County herald. (Leakesville, Miss.) 1898-current, 1908-02-21

President Roosevelt, upon the re-
quest of Gov. Noel, directed the sus-
pension of Capt. Ira c. Welborne, lase
commandant and military instructor Ut
the Mississippi Agricultural and Me-
chanical College.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Henley Retires Angels
Without a Tally
Captain MOhIer Heads Three
Nice Batting Rallies for
fhe Seals
By w. j. Sfatfery

Old Slivers Henley wound up his
shoots and twisted them around the
al the Valencia street lot yesterday.
and his exhibition was one that stirred
the sun gods and the grandStand celeb
rites alike. During the nine innings
heads off their efforts netted two lone
some little singles. one from the bat
OF Brashear in the second and the
other by Howard in the eighth. Out
side of these innings the SIiyers kid
had clean bill OF health.
Il was the SAN. Old turn inning after inning
and EVERYDAY ives eren- Up csm- Angel bats
men, only 10 fade away ss fast as they made
Of them Indish signed and the harder they tried
the worse they fared None OF them walk ed
and only two got 10 frst-0n errors by Roilie
And while all this was being pulled OF By Hen
lsy. the Seals we're giving 'strikeout" koestner
a nne time. They waIoped his offerings and
laced them out until he vas jumping sideways.
once the Seals started rally they were sure
10 70 go through with II Thes did Rof look at sh
forming so poorly two days ago.
San Francisco started in 70 nail Koestner N
full OF confidence by starting Of with = double
cushion drive 10 center. Hide could do 20
better than 10 perish hy TO Oakes bat
Zeider met a fast one night on the nose and
drove fl 70 the left neld fence for two bags,
bringing Mohler across with the first run.
Ihere vas = @ lnil until the seventh. when the
brand ana zeider eact took chance az the
secT16ce game and shot Nohier around to third.
Melchoir was there With single past Dillon
and the second Seal tssiy was hung up
The victory polished OF nicely with e
pair OF taliies in the seventh round. For the
thisd time the Seal leader got his base this
time by taking a slap n tire Stats Hildebrand
the job with another laydoYn buut and
Zeider produced Texas 10 center. which sen,
his captain In Re took second on the throw
and waited only moment for Melchoir TO score
hiEn with pretty two Escker right over The
frst base line
The Seals plzyed grand baseball from bell
TO bell Inspired by The way their pitcher was
working. the entire squad got inte the game
from the Jumpon and took advantage OF every
false move the enemy made. There was nc
doibt as 20 the result once Henley had his
fast one breaking re wanted IL TO. for nout
Of the Angels figured 10 connect vita it,
Los Angeles plared a perfect game IN the
field. but this wp-k counted FOR nausht with
Henley dealing oBt the brand that never per
mits a batsman 10 call his JOB his own. Serersl
times Tie Seals figured 10 pile up heavy score
but the great work OF TIE Angel inield cut or
many runs.
Mohler. Hildebrsnd. Zeider and Meichoir fig
ured in al the Seal runs. Nohler scored three
of the fsllies and led each rally, twice by hit
ting safely and once By being hir. Each pitchel
strnck out six men and Koestner issued n.
only pass OF the game The score.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

ESQUIMAUx
Cas- s.. open dogs and bitches-First. R. J.
FoxEoUNDs
The two trophies for the best American fox
bounds, dog and btct. were won by Carroll
Cook's Champion Ned aud Champion QueenIe
Class Sc novice. cogs-First. Eugene de
Class g. limit. dogs-First. Eugene de FL
Class 50 open. dogs-First. carrcn Cooks
Gas %. Efauers. doss-Firs.. Carroll Cooks
Class 30 open bitchezEFirst, Carroll Cook ;
cIsss Il. winners titehes-First. Carroll
Cooks Champion Queenis-
POINTERS
Best pointer n show. ;. ". Gibbs Mike
ssesry- Best o. opposite sex. Ray ColFin's Sally
6 Best pointer puppy. J. W GIBBS shorty
cisss q. puppies. dogs-First. J. W. Gibbs
Ste-ty Koltaers
horn's Rafnes Of Dreadnought,
Rsfres % DreAdaoaeht.
cIsss 90 open. dogs- under IS pounds-First.
J " GIBBS E1ke Geary.
Class - winners. dogs-First- T. " Gibbs
Nike Geary; reserve, Dr. J. A Wiborn's Rafaes
Class g. Hnis, bitehe.-First. Rsy colvin's
Cisss 80. winners. bitches-First. Ray co,rin's
ENGLISH sEITERs
beSf El@iieA settler Of- L. "a. SfsFlEEs i-SoF
Kate. Best q opposite sex. Y. A Kuehn's Cham
Fiou Ns lsTEd Beau Best California bred setter
s,nslish1. y A kuebn-s Champion MallHyd
Beau. Best English setter puppy. john NJ. Colo
beck Norns-s Sergeant Best II 1ovice class
y a kueh1-s Nsllwyd Victoria. Best in limit
class Dr. J. " SREiggs' Lady Kate Best
hrood bitch. Dr. L W SPEiggs Lady Kate
second best n limit class. G. 3. II. Grsy's
Class 81. puppies degs-First John N Colo
Class S. iIaif. fdoss-First. Maurice o'cOa-
nelIs Jaw 7
Class s. open. dogs-First. V. A Keehn's
Cbenpion Mailwyd Beau
Class 50. winners. dogs-First. '. 4 kuehn's
Chsmpion Mailwyd Bean: reserve. John VI. Colo
Oeck-s Snxmz's Sergeant
Class &c. puppies. hitehes-First- John NJ
ccl0eeek's Cato JuEior's IVY
Class 81 junior. bi5ches-First, G. ". Ne
Eshons Nona IL
Class sc. novice. bitches-First- Y A. kUehl' S
NaIiEyd Victoria.
Class 80. limit bitcbes-Fsrsr. Dr. L W
Spri gSs' Lady Kate
Class 60. open bitches-kirSt, Dr.. I ".
SprigEx' LADY Kate
Class CT. winners. bstchss-Ftrsf- Dr. J. W.
Sp-iEzs' Lady Kate; reserve. G. b H. Cray $
RockliBe Fiirf-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
AiIeen Wilson Circles
Track in 2:O11

COLUMBUS. O.. Sept 25.-Aiieen
wilson and Lady Maud c were stars
% this afternoons racing. the former
winning the e.O5 page and the latter
rorcFnx tie victor 70 make = record OF
Z-02 - this time being made In the nrst
7af7e The closest struggle was N tne
second heat when the last halt was
uaced in q minute fat, Lady maud =
being beaten BY a whips length Only
Ailecn Wilson was the favorlte and Ke-
pr0schless the second Choice SUM
mary
Hoster-Coluuibus consoiation- 2.le tsotiers
fhree besrs purse s. 00o-Szn Franelsco Won
Fsf Co.'S Nancy R0yce. Axfeilay, Loyal. Black
SIk and Acuinz also started
.-0- class 1acine 1hree beats- purse SA--Oy-
AfIoru Wilson urn three straight nests n
c-oels 2.e3ss 2-o415- Lady Maud & 'enale
* Red BoE. Reprozchless and Apso slse
e.le class. zrofting. three heats. passe si.2oo
LADY Jones won three stra1EnL hests N
c.ios e-O1as e,0esz Deuarest- SiuFolo- Ine
fTsnsu,an KsrhIeen Kinney. Mas ke-- TODD
Maek Ei6d Nc(frecor- BasseaEer Caaru. d.
srerslsrn Penn vauflla- Muse Aeii1n. Shadelanc
and Fausfnlezr also srsrfec-
s.Ig cInsS pscing three t1 I've, hrSt GiFi-
tiou purse $soo rnfnishe5-Essser Lily won
r~o straight beats IN 2-cs5s- 2soG1@, AniLs-
Nfsx peeier kearner. AShburn AacoDos Sna1e-
hna Fausfslcsr May Bird Seal Pcinter, Gil
- Tofc End Ssirs J also started
e-17 class. pacfnE. three in rre. second ciFi-
sion purse sso0. un1Bished -niar11nd hing rpn
fH- frrs and srcon6 hp2fE IN 2sps - -5oss
p.lrlfrefon Naid Pender IT. Miss Ah1eil. Sir
af7r-n tsan = Wanee BoE. >effic Marie. 1zD
Isl6ies snd nspsie Ware alse started
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Harness Horses Carded
for Five Races

The san Francisco driving club viii
promote snother OF its popular matinee
meets tomorrow afternoon at the Cold
e1 Gate park stadium. The program
Is made ID or I've races for Trotters ana
PAGERS and some lively finishes are
looked for. George GianninIs PAGER
George Perry. viii 20 against MS o~n
record or 2.IIis. and Charles /. Beck
srs Water Wilkes VIII endeavor 10
lower his mark OF 2-lzss- Following is
the iis< Of entries and the officials.
F1rst rsoe. e.l7 pace-George GisnniRi's LADY
jim r II. Co-cprzBs Lady Fsirose- Seozge
Kiffo-s Dernf-. Charies J. Becker's Scasey B.
g. p Iecsrl's ChRriey J. Ckarles Nitcheil's s
I B.
Seeonl -see-Frse Tor s.I f-ot ssaiust rec
orI--bariex J. Beeke-'s Walter wilkes
Third race. ga fret-Geo1Ee E Eriins MOI
fsft u Pred CioteTe's Mpnk- Z Boyle Do
COS u. = T. Gslindo-s HunkeT Dory-
Forrt6 rece. free Tor al pace against ree-
r-I-GeoTre Giannini's George Perry
Fffth rare 2-le paee-A- Ho1manns Kitty
u LIKE 1lartsef's Little Dick George r kr-
Iiu-s Toppy. 4. n. Scofeld's Albert :; X c
Tier-s Hiezusn Girl
gudees-Be-t E.Ius1ds. J. PssieBe. James
O- K1ne. fimer~e-I.ake MarlscE T. Scbotfler-
Jse 1eTlgue. starter. " J. henney-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

-t sac must popular cog n the
snow. Louis Titus: for the best
tov dog OF any breed. Mrs. ". c.
l.slston- Tor the best champion Italian
greyhound. J. " Glib, for the best IN
1le ladies' variety class. c. X Weaver;
1sr the best in the gentlemen's variety
class. ladies' Kennel association: for
1ae best in the championship class.
Radke & Co. for the smallest dog IN
lslll<er entering tne largest number OF
1cEs. Ladies kenHei association. $40
Nearly zoe dogs We're benched. the
t@--el4 aEd hiSn quality being marked.
be Judging Of the entries was begun
lis afternoon and was conducted IN
rec rings. The classes judged were
tie Great Danes, HOUNDS. daschunds.
hriecales- bull terriers. bull dogs,
-ocker spaniels, French bull dogs
1olnters. settlers and Irish water span
jess The judging VIII be resumed to-
zs follows
0zEET DANES
rne Dllhie trophy Ter Tie best Grest Dsne
Hss Won iy JonsIhan SHOCKS Chsmpiez Dick
less - crest Danes, limit degs-Fsrst. {
Class - Great Dsues. opea. dogs-FIrst.
f.nsfhau Sueok's Clsmri,n Dick
Minners oogs-5ons Uhzn sacok's Chsnpion
RUSSIAN WOLF EoUSDs
The Nckham HsTens troPly Tor the best
--'I~-t-a t''l -a-lA y - NtfL Aa LA1L4es As4Fer-
Ciass =. Iait doss-Fi-zt. DR.. Ton cs-pea-
-ers hailsZ Farm Terek' second. Mss Alice
class ia. osea. -sozs-Psrst. Charles GI-er-
-agi's aianifsio. second, ". Ton Carpenters 8
SIS - e9en. CO.'S. Paci6c coast bred
- Eiss Alice wilkins Iybo-
GREYEoUEDs
TIE trophy fo- the best greyhound was won
- Dr. FREQ p Clsrke's 1he Widow The TO
Shr 1e- rhe best opposite sex vas won by J. J.
C-aulu-s Champion Black Trslee The trophy
Tor the best greyhound under IS DOnshs was
Won bT james Sveeleys Roy AheT-
Class - puppies. dogs-Flrst, James Svee-
urys Rov Abey-
CHAMPION Rlzck TraIee- seccad. d. Fred =.
Clsrke-s ~. Lol5ers; third James Sweeney
Diehard 1fiuton-
Cizss 81 winners. dogs-Flnst. 7. J. C-o1in-s
Champion Black Tralee
Cisss sa novice. bitches-Fsrst. A. J Hzr-
rirr-o1 Maud 0CcnDOr.
Cisss ~ open. bitches-Ftrzt. d. Fred p.
Clsrke's Tie NidoF- seec7f a J. Harrington :
Esud o'Coz1o--
Cisss 81. winners. bitches First. DR.. Fred P
ClErEe-s The Widow; reserve, I. J. Cr01in'
Ch--rie1 Black Trslee-
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Baseball Notes

Pitcher Hardy, released By Oakland recently,
was signed yesterday By Bill Derereaux for the
Santa Graz team of the state league. Hardy
viii offeiate in The box for the sand Crabs
tomorrow.
Bssby Keefe. the California boy who pitched
sucA good bail for the Montreal tram OF the
Eastern league. blew in yesterday and was at
the game. keefe is reserved for next season
couple Of the tossers from the crack base
ball team Of the cruiser Milwaukee were at the
game. roofing for the Seals They brought the
startling news that Barney JOY late beloved
twirier. Is now playing right field for the All
Hawaiian team; which trimmed the Milwaukee
5 TO g. Ba-ney finished the game behind the
bat when the Aanaka catcher put cut Of
commission by coming into contact with twist
ing foul ball
Frank Goings. one OF the principal hackers OF
the new southern team that is going 70 break
into the league next season. arrived from the
south yesterday 10 discuss tie situation win
President Ewing and Manager Henry Berry Of
the Angels GoinTs Is on the lookout for talent
for his team. aud il IS now certain that he
win sign Happy Hcgrn as captain and man
sger. Berry has consented 10 aid fsosnSs aud
probably will stake him 10 couple or good
men Goings says that continuous baseball
VIII be success IN the southland and the
fans showing great interest in tie new team
geIes h&ncl when the game opened minus the
services of Catcher EasserIy and Ontdelters
Cakes ana Ellis Careful Investigation disclosed
the fact that the three gay lads had found
hitting the high spots along the ocean boulevard
they forgot all about diamonds and bats and
sacrifice hits Tie trio showed up along about
the third inning and Berry levied ine OF
<fU DEP
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Nearly Three Hundred Classic Dogs
Benched at IdOra Park

oAhLAAD Sept 25-The first annual dog show OF the
LADIES' Kennel Association OF California opened
Iiora park this morning tomorrow when the un-
ed specials viii be passed by the judges the trophies
distributed 10 the prize 100 trophies
- be awarded Among these special prizes
dogs entered in general competitions
Miss Gertrude Blaine offers trophy Tor dog
= follows: -
For the best dog exhibited the ring BY lady A.
Nlborn Tor the best Engh Irish Gordon park:
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Frestoae Wins Handicap to Celebrate
His Departure From Gravesend
special DISPATCH TO THE CALI

GRAVESEND. Sept 25.-Firestone the handicap
mile quarter Thomas H. Williams today this his
last OF the the He will be shipped California
Monday with the entire stable charge OF Dr. H. T. Rowe Fire
which has been than useful this led his field
throughout winning the good time OF 90 kieeanke
surprising second She beat old Dandelon BY hall length and the
OF much Shilling good
winning hall the card with Foopad kcreen and Festone
The racing mery while book maker after an
other quietly by
district attorneys Office who have been the track every day
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
a - - NATURES
o.o.o. PERFECT TONIC

scarcely any and healthy who
Irregularities the
appetite the body feels tired and
warning that the IS d
perhaps serious sickness
recognized everywhere Tie best OF all onics natures
medicine made entirely healing roots and herbs
additional or
greatest purifiers rebhs the healthy ccz
the body that tired feeling improves the
systems have and
viii thoroughly the blood and
IS admirably suited for systemic remedy
minerals used without harmful results by
NJ effects follow.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
LEXINGTON PURSE WINNERS

LEXINGTON. hy.. Sepf. -3--Snnmary.
First race. six furlongs sniff wen, ornsmosa
second Zarape third Time, lie.
Second race, six furioags-W. r. OYerton
won Skyo second. Hans third Time, liza
Third race. six furlo1gs-Gi;dlng Belle won
Mabel Henry second. Semproni third Time
l:l4 As.
Fourth race. seven and half furlorgs-Dsrk
Night won Margaret second, Agnes Wood
third. Time. -3S f-5
Fifth race one mile-Heiae won. Hsrfinx
second. Mary Orr third Time, 40 z-s.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26

looking for evidence OF book making.
Just why there was this sudden activ-
iry IN the district attorneys os1ce was
q mystery re the racing fraternity So
many arrests have been made since the
first grand swoop on G-aVesfnd IN
June, and so little has come Of chem
ali. thai the race goers take them PHI
oSOphically, II not altogether as
matter OF course. That the arrests to-
day were intended 70 make some i'm
preston on the conduct Of the coming
meeting at Aqueduct was an idea en-
tertatned Summary:
Weather clear track fast
FIRST RACE-FsFe and hzi< sdrlorES.
handicap, $500 added . year olds.
Horse. Weight and Joekey Pin.
Footped 106 fShilliE-} -}.----..-.-.-.........
Wise Mason. IA tNotferl l.-.........-.-..-..
fashioa Plate. 1lS o. Leef-----.------..-
Time. I-o6 49, Se-tenIi0us also -An-
SECOND RACE-NTe and = sixteenth. $500
added. mares and gelet1gs. year Oics snd up
wsrd.
Horse, Weight and jockey. Fla-
Saylo-. l01 Sumter -----.----
Monsasss. 10e t.silbertl l--------.-@-.---.----
okealte. le5 tSAiliingt t-..--..-. ...---.---.----
Stsnhope. RocEstone. Wild Refrain. lvsnsOe.
finished named.
THIRD RAcE-absst sir fu-longs. s5eo
added, maiden . year olds:
Horse. Weight aud Jockey. Fin.
Plassieai s1saSs ieg q s6pioa1 SI1s
Tine. I:io So coxea. Erendi. san vito.
District Attorney. Moorish zias, Merry wieoss'
Joe Lett. finished named
FOURTH RACE-AiiIe and a quarter, hsndi-
cap. all ages. See0 added
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fi7.
Firesfose. liz tShiuilgl gl..--..-.......-.--.. I
kfilieeransie. So u-yrchf- ---------
Dandelion.. III fNottzrf- 3
Time. 3:os Far West. AocasAine. FiaEIgnT.
Danoscera dnished as named
FIFTH RACE-About So fHrlcngs. selling.
500 added. year olds and upward:
Horse. Weight and Jockey fln-
Rosehea- rs tNoste-t ----.--.---- /
Stargewsn. leo Sweet --------'- >
Saracinesca I01 fGilbertf ertf...-----.--..----.--- 3
Time 1:I0 Just Yorkiss. Noltrome- Ace
High. Jim IyreH. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Mlle zad sixteenth. selling,
maiden year ol6s and upward
He-se Weight and jockey. Fin
Queen OF tke Hih. 81 tAeCsheyl-
ChaDler 90 ttsiibert} :
Florence 90 Sweet )
Tine. 1.s9- Puleada Tennis. .Perkeo- i1heri-
tailce. Nireli I1ddingten. dashed a. named
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Moran Now FayOrite at
Odds of 10 TO 5

Those who predicted that Eddie Han
lon would rule a favorite over Owen
Moran 1or their 20 round fight at the
Coliseum next Wednesday evening VIII
have TO take rear seats. Aoran's back
ers are coming 10 the front with such
q rush that their coin made him a pro-
nounced 10 10 s choice last night over
the former local idol There was little
Haalon money in sight.
Most OF the local fans are pulling
for Eddie and lending him all the moral
support they can spare. but they are a
bit shy about betting on him.
There was a sort OF at home at
Hanlon's Alameda camp yesterday and
a big crowd. headed by John Clark and
Eddie Graney, made the trip across the
pond. While Hanlon worked every
body seemed satisfied that be was in
shape 10 go the route. He boxed six
rounds with the hard hitting Dick Cul-
Henlon instructed Cullen 10 cut out
leads for the head and devote ali of his
attention TO the body This Cullen did
TO the best OF his ability. and While the
bout was on the spectators were treat
cd 70 plenty of action
Eanlon weighed after his days work
and tipped the beam az 153 pounds
Moran is in shape now and each day
puts him IN better form. he expects TO
90 into the ring weighing about l26
pounds
Billy Delaney teiegrapbed last night that he
tsd matehed big Al Kaufman 10 fight Fred Brad
lev ssx rounds before the FsirInont club ia New
York On the night OF October a. This VIII b.
Kaufns1's first appearance in New York since
his recent whirivind campaign IN Los Angeles
snd vicinity Delaney said when he left here
that be Intended 70 keep kaufman busy around
New York and Philadelphia Al VIII take all
the big fellows in sight with Instructions 10 tear
IN and knock them out quickly possible.
DelsneT hopes that the giant Californian viii
make = sensation o. Il IN the east and that this
win him license 10 90 against either
Burns or Johnson
Harry O'Donnell issues s challenge 70 sight
any heavy weight in the Potrero FOR purse OF
81 600 winner 10 take all The recent fight
between Harry OD0nnel and Joe Barry result
ed in victory for 0'Dcnnen In the third
round ria the knockout route Barry claimed
a foul which WAS not allowed hy Referee
Hastings. Barry IS anxious for return match.
The Phoenix athletic club OF Marysyiile VIII
sage the frst % a series OF winter boxing
matches next Tuesday night Jack Clifford OF
NarysFfLe and Kid Dalton Of Los Angeles hav-
Ing been matched by Barney Van Buskirk for
4 % round 20. Benney Hart OF Sacramento and
Jack Davis o. sfar~sFiile viii meet in the pre-
iiuinary and Ralph Galloway Of Sacramento and
Yong Jack johnson Of OroriEle win supply the
ring warmer Eddie Smith viii referee all
contests and Jimmy Brennan OF tie Reliance
r1rh viii bold the gong
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
RAskET RAIL CONTESTS

BFRkEI.El. sept IA series Of basket ball
games viii b pIsved in the gymnasium OF the
local Eouag Meas Christian association con-
rnenrlnz October 10. Tbere viii be contests
ererv Safurday nighf. end from sir % 10 fearx
--fil compete Tor silk banner. Individual fisy-
er~ also viii Be suitably rewarded At the end
~ the seasoB rhe besf ten players viii form fhc
rsucles< II feem which VIII take part n she
championship uatrheS .. f. Heath and 4 con-
nfrsce arc arranging for the contests. Tae round
robin system vii be followed
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Toronto Selections

First raee-Martia Doyle, sal
Volatile. Tasicy.
second raec-ArOndack. Olam-
b$ia- Cerem0nfous.
Third ra-e-Debar. Golden shore,
Ontario.
Fourth rsee-HoIseher. LaIIy,
W. fs. Carey.
Fifsh raee-Pa=an Bey. Byzan-
ttac. Steve Lane.
sixth raes-Golden shore, John
Carroll. Hesdnoore.
Seventh rz>e-Parkroys. EdgeIy,
Aimee 4.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
JAalEsrOwN WINNERS

-JAMESTOWN, Sept -5--SumaTy:
First race i've furfonSs-Ramsy won Ed
Shusfer second, Automatic third Time or 3-5
second race six furlongs Dandy Dancer won.
Incognlto second. Queen Gyie third. Time, 1.I5
Third race one miIe-Giles wal Mlnot sec
ond oussra third. Time, I.4o IL.
Fourth race cue ard sixteenth miies
Recfortawn wnn D 6. Taylor second San Ar,lo
third Time. al.
Fifth race ore miie-IizHsndo Won Ballot
Box second, Lady Gay sranker third. Time.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-26
Lexington Selections

First raee-GlIdinE Belle. Ger
doVs. Mrs. Sexall.
Second raee - Dainty Dame,
Ffna1eier, Haeon1eErr.
Third raee-Huerfano. Matte
Mack. Maid Militant
Fourth race - Harriet RoUe.
Alice Baird RoseburE III.
Fifth raee-Carew, Agnes Wood,
Wine Merchant.
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san FRANCISCO
Runs AND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base Aits-nehler e. Zei5er Nelehcir
Sacrifice hits-Hiidehrand. ZeideT- First base on
Koesfner g. by Henley 6. Hit or pitched ball
KiIifer MoEifr. Double play-sfohier 10 VII
holIr and % minutes. Umpires-O' Connell and
Perine.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett >, by Wright g. Base
on balls-on Garrett 2 OF Wright I. Two base
htt-Danzig. Three base hif-Cook. Double
plays-CooneT 10 Dsnzig; SMITH TO Miller to
Smith Sacrifice hit-yan Haltren. Hit by
pitched bails-Trnesdale. Wright. First base on
errprs-Portiand >. Oakland =. Wild pitches
Garrett. Left on bases-Portisnd C. Oakland g.
Time Of game hour and 10 minutes. I'm
pires-Fiynn and Cherne.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Oaks Check Beavers
Winning Streak
oAkLAND
RESULTS OF GAMES

PORTLAND sept e5-oakland broke Port
lands streak OF luck today and took the game.
70 l. Score.
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RESULTS At PoRTLAND
'RTLAND. Ore. Sept ss--couatry club re

e:2s elas pacing. in :. purse sl.coo: