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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-09
Yacht Association Calls
Annual Meeting

Notices have been sent out for the
annual meeting OF the Pacific interclub
yacht association, which will be held
August IL at 1890 p. m. in room S22,
Kohl building. This will be one of
the most important meetings that the
association has held since its first meet
ing in 1894, for during the coming year
much work will have to be done to re-
place the destruction caused by the
Officers for the ensuing year will be
elected. Following out the unwritten
law In the association, the presidency
will go to the Aeolian yacht club. This
Will mean that the Sequoia yacht club,
next in line. will receive the vice presi-
ship, and the Corinthian club the treas
For the first time since 1895 it is
likely that the regatta will notIbe held
coming In at that time is too. enticing
for the yachtsman, and the clubs,
through their delegates, will propose
lowing Saturday. For the California
yachtsnian Sunday would be more
preferable. but in Difference to the
donated the silver cups for the last IA
years, the event will not be held on
Sunday, he having expressed his opin-
ion on Sunday racing few years ago
WHSu titc duSStioi4 was oiodSAcO "
A committee win be appointed at the
meeting to revise the constitution and
ta rhs ihs has Been Tuss
necessary. as all the copies. practically,
of the constitution and bylaws were
destroyed in the FIRE. Mr.. Macdon-
has caused investigation into the rule
now in vogue in the east. In opposi-
ton to the opinion of Macdonough.
n q vi oc ~ Dox DO al lrv ell
the United States as a racing skipper,
designer and writer on the sport, has
written to one Of the local yachtsmen
concerning the rule. He states:
"As to the racing rule in the east,
take my word for it, 1t is about as
rotten a rule as we have ever had. for
can make a boat measure the same:
second, the proof or the pudding is in
the eating. During last season there
competitors. Each championship flag
in each class went to one boat by de-
fault. In several classes there was not
enough RAGING to ;rstaa award any prize, as
thing that saved yachting here was the
FIVE or six one design classes, New
York so, New Rochelle one design.
Larchmont 81, Manhasset Bay Bugs.
etc, and the new handicap class, which
carried OF the palm, having so many
entries, sometimes as many as 80, that
ii was subdivided into four divisions.
Down at Gravesend bay they are so
much mixed up that they had a hard
time awarding the Upton cup for the
is footers. And in Glass /. that went
to Jamestown to race for the King
cup, the slowest boat won 1t, by all
the others measuring out of the class.
In general II is as Thomas Fleming
Day says in the Rudder. the whole
bunch should be kicked out and a SIM
pie, common sense rule. that is under
standable, used in place. It is alto
gether too much theory. Don't, for
heavens sake. copy what they have
done here Use your own Judgment
and get UP a. sane rule"
Macdonough, in discussing the rule.
said 1t was somewhat complicated, and
that 1t would be necessary to have one
man measure all the boats. In the
east they employ O. Columbia pro-
fessor to do the work.
At the meeting of the association
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Twelve innings and
Oakland Wins
spEcIAL DISPATCH 10 rHE cALL

Los ANGELES, Aug. s-Oakland 4.
Los Angeles 2. 1t took IL innings to
settle the score today and Oakland won
because Hosp, who was engaged in a
lively contest with Loucks to decide
who could pitch the better ball, fell
down in the twelfth and was smashed
for three singles, while he joined
Wheeler on second in costly errors.
Ellis and w. Hogan were responsible
for the only fielding features, each
Slattery batted out two doubles, one in
the eighth, the other in the tenth, while
Wheeler made a double and a triple.
WheeIer's triple to center scored Oakes
and Wheeler, himself, scored through
Houston's juggle with Smiths
grounder, but this was as far as the
champions could go. The score:
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HUNGRY LOVERS FOREGO
LICENSE FOR DINNER
Aged German Couple With Only
81 Prefer Eating to Get
ting Married

NEW YORK. Aug. S.-Whether it
was more important to pay 81 for a
marriage license or to have the money
for dinner was a problem that con-
fronted a couple at the marriage bu-
rezu in the city hall Appetite won,
and the couple decided to defer until
another time the obtaining of the IL
cense.
IN appearance the woman was more
than 20 years old. The man was about
the same age They spoke German
only. Neither gave a name. When they
appeared for a license the woman
asked timidly how much il was, and
when told 81 exclaimed:
a dollar! We won't pay it Why
shouldn't we get IL for nothing?"
The law was explained to them. but
the woman was still in a remonstrative
mood.
Wei. we won't pay it." she re-
marked. If we paid dollar for that
bit Of paper we wouldn't have any
money for supper. That's all we have
Ia dollar"
Both seemed anxious TO get the IL
cense, but the dinner was evidently
more important and. smiling to the in
terpreter, they walked away.
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NEW JERSEY GIRL WALKS
HOME IN BATHING SUIT
Thief Steals Her Clothing and
She Hides i'm the Woods
Until NightfaIT

NEW YORK, Aug. S.-Miss Margaret
Cornell OF Bayonne, N. j., went for a
dip in Newark bay. Every bath house
had been rented, so Miss Cornell sought
the seclusion of a clump of woods,
where she donned her bathing suit. left
her other clothes in a neat pile. then
plunged into the water
After her bath she ran to the woods
for her clothes. They had been stolen.
She hid in the woods. ashamed 10 go
home in her bathing suit. Twice after
nightfall she crept along the shore and
started Tor her home, but seeing per-
sons on the street she darted back 10
the woods 1t was after midnight
when she gained courage to make the
journey. Her family had been search
ing the shore TOR her. fearing she had
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Avalon Home Built by
the Tuna Club
Caiif0rnia'S Most Noted Fisher
men Are Members of
Organization
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

AVALON, Catalina Island, Aug. g.
just completed at Avalon, was made
possible by the kindness of San Fran
cisco associate member, Colonel Daniel
NJ Burns, who advanced the $1,000
necessary to erect and furnish the
building, giving the club two years to
repay the loan. Certificates to the
number of 200 have been issued at SIS
each. only one being issued TO each
person, SO that the members may all
feel that they have had share in IT.
Through the kindness of the Banning
company the club was given free the
best location on the bay and the prop
erty; all told, is one of the best of its
been started and all the author mem
bers of the club have donated books.
Several of DR.. Jordan's volumes are on
erick Holders. while DIR. Henry Van
Dyke of Princeton, who is an honorary
member of the club, has sent three of
his books, each with an autograph
greeting on the f1yleaf.
The building Is handsomely finished
in old oak and luxuriously fitted up
with old mission furniture. Beyond
the main clubroom and juttinE over the
waters OF the bay is a "a foot prone
made fronting the sea. flight of steps
leading from 1t to the private landing,
where the club boats are anchored. All
modern conveniences. including buffet.
lockers, bathrooms, roof garden and
sleeping apartments, are to be found
in this complete and comfortable club
house Thomas s. Manning is chairman
season the club has entertained such
distinguished men as Professor Aflalo,
founder of the British sea anglers So
ciety; Clifford Pinchot, Assistant Attor-
ney General Woodruff, Senator Frank
P. Flint, Hon. Wilfrid Walker fellow of
the royal geographical society of Lon
don, and many other well known ang-
1erS
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County Ball League Is
Sure to Succeed

The first games in the new Alameda
County baseball league, played last
Sunday, produced contests which pre-
sage an interesting season. The three
games resulted in close scores and it
would seem from present indications
that the clubs are very evenly matched
This league has supplied a long stand
ing want in Alameda baseball circles,
as 1t was with difficulty that the semi
amateur teams were able to arrange
games; but now with schedule fully
established, the managers know weeks
ahead where their teams have to play
and can, therefore, make arrangements
lin advance. The following games will
be played today. Kreig & Haltons VS..
Fruitvale, at Fruitvale, afternoon
Golden Sheafs VS.. Yosemites, at Fruit
vale, morning; Hayward VS.. Don Nor
ris, at Hayward, afternoon; Maxwells
VS.. Tribunes. at Freeman's park, after
noon.
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, Aug s.-Today's results:
First race, slx furlongs-Keep Moving won,
Listerine second. Snake Mary third Time,
lis As.
Second race. six furlOngs-Narse Abe won,
Alice second. Emperor William third. Time.
1:19 40.
Third race, and a sixteenth miles-Gam.
brinus won- Helen second. Washakie third.
Time, 1:53 Is.
Fourth race. Fort Erie stake. six furlongs-
Royal Onyx won. Goes Fast second Al Mullea
third Time. 1:17 So
Fifth race. six furlongs-Edgely won. Lady
Carol second. Chief Hays third Time. Iii SIS.
Sixth race. mile-AIartin Doyle won. Polly
Prim second. The Mlnks third Time 1:48
Seventh race. and sixteenth miles
Mfnot won. Prytania second. Deacon third.
Time ISL 2-5.
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Score Sounds Like Old
Bryan Slogan
Alameda Slams KneH for Is
Hits and Runs Are Six
teen to One

ALAMEDA, Aug. S.-Nineteen hits
and 16 runs were made by the Ala
medas this afternoon off the delivery
of old Phil Knell, who yentured into
the box for the San Franciscos. Every
member of the home team fattened his
hating average to the damage OF
Knell's rating as twirler In justice
to the ancient blonde pitcher 1T must
be said that he has good grounds to
sue nearly every man on the team for
nonsupport. G. Bodie at third bungled
four out of seven chances and per-
formed like man who was trying TO
stop a clock and couldn't Kennedy
showed class at short and handled. 10
difficult chances without erring. His
left hand pull down of a vicious line
drive from Levy's club in the eighth in
ming was spectacular. The same teams
will meet tomorrow afternoon. Score:
A ~rftxr
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SntOr Becomes a White
Sock by Purchase
Seals Winning Southpaw Is
Sold to fhe Chicago Amer
lean League Club

The expected happened yesterday
when Harry Sutor, the Seal southpaW
and one OF the best pitchers developed
on the Pacific coast for many a year.
was sold to the Chicago American
league club. The negotiations for the
sale of Sutor were under way for sew
eraI weeks. but Manager Dan Long
kept them quiet. so the news OF the dis
posal Of the left handler came as bit
of surprise, though all the fans knew
very well that some big league club
would grab him before the season was
over.
Charles Comiskey, the Chicago boss,
has had his eye on the local southpaw
for long time and made many over
lures to Long Comiskey must have
paid fancy price for the player.
though the figure is being withheld
The Chicago man wanted the pitcher
for immediate delivery. but Long would
not hear of this, so SutOr will finish
the season with the Seals.
If Sutor makes good-and he figures
to be star in fast company-he will
be the second southpaw Chicago has
secured from the San Francisco club
the Pacific National league team blew
up here the Chicago Cubs grabbed Jack
Pfeister, and he made good from the
jumpon and now ranks as one of the
. ANeN~cof AOAh AHA0Ci@ AZ t44C 4N0lAOu64
William Anderson, shortstop of the
Des Moines club OF the western league.
has been signed by the management Of
the Oakland club Transportation has
been sent him and he Is expected to
arrive here next week. Anderson is
said to be clever infielder and crack
base stealer.
The Seals will make a desperate ef-
fort to take both games today and thus
T.
Henley will do the twisting in the
morning and Sutor in the afternoon
Sutor sure figures to win one, after
dropping pair of them right off the
reel.
Ryan made a catch in the fourth
inning that set the crowd wild. With
every sack occupied aad one down,
center that bore the three bagger
stamp Ryan speared it somehow and
doubled up Beck at second. 1t was one
spectacular piece Of work
Poor old Beck is having hard luck
trying to secure run. In the second
yesterday he hit to. center and the ball
drive into triple. Williams lined
grounder to first and Danzig made a
perfect stop and throw, mailing Beck
by about foot from the pan
McAxdle was not feeling right, so
Long put Curtis to work at third. The
change seemed to work like a magic
pill. Joe played one of the most sensa-
tional games of the season. picked out
one nice hit and was robbed of that
three bagger by Ryan.
Bull Perine announced yesterday
that he had closed with President Ban
Johnson of the American league and
would report to work at the opening
of next season. Bull is to receive the
irIfCU salary nf S400 month with .
understanding that he will get his raise
regularly.
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Henderson Tops State
League Pitchers

Henderson of the Stockton team,
Whalen of the capital city team and
Wolters of San Jose are the three star
pitchers thus far developed in the State
league Henderson has won the great
est number of games. according to the
standing as prepared by the official
scorer. Whalen is but a few games
started off auspiciously. The latter
pitcher is also an adept with the willow
and is placed well up in the batting or
der. so handy is he with the stick.
The following is the standing of the
pitchers in the State league up to and
including August 2, as prepared by the
official scnror-
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PUNCH BOWL COMPETITION
Neville and Kales to Meet in
Golf Finals

OAKLAND. Aug. s.-One Of the most
interesting golf competitions Of the
year will be played over the course
of the C1aremont country club today.
when Jack Neville and Frank KaIes
meet in the final OF the punch bowl
two crack golfers is creating a great
deal OF excitement among the members
Of the club. and opinion Is about equal
ly divided as to which will be the
winner. The punch bowl. which is the
trophy at stake, IS possibly the most
coveted prize amoHg the list of valuable
trophies offered bf the club in the vari-
GUS competitions, ,fand it is the ambition
of every golfer ITO have his name in
scribed on it. Previous competitions
for the honor OF retaining the bowl for
a year have always been of the keen
est. and as tomorrow's contest will de-
eide the absolute ownership of the
prize Neville and Kales will. no doubt
give an exhibition of golf worth going
miles to see. The match will be over
is holes.
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Saratoga Special Won
By Sir Martin
Madden'S Game Colt Proves His
Title TO the Two Year
Old Championship
sPEcIAL DIsrATcH To THE cALL

SARATOGA. Aug. S.-Sir Martin won
the Saratoga special today and estab-
lishedShis claim to the title OF champion
year old colt. OF the season. He
earned this victory by courage and en-
durance and won sensational race by
neck. Behind him. cOntest1ng the
finish bitterly. was Wedding Bells, a
nose in front of Mediant.
1t was great race. fought out to
the last stride The track was so
heavy with mud that the finish found
the six contestants staggering from
exhaustion. 1t was not race in which
ance and courage were dominant. The
time Of the race. 1:1S As. proved how
heavy and holding was the mud.
Madden on 'n the % trip Of ho hone6nisu1ass e6it Mas
Mr.. Keene. He was bitterly disap-
pointed at the defeat Of Melisande and
journey from New York hoping that
they would lower the col0Ts of the
Madden youngsters. Madden was high
ly elated over Sir Martins victory He
Fayette would be shipped 20 England
early in December.
The summaries
FIRST RAcE-Haasless. ssr - ssss. $500
Odds Horse. He.xss ssz s,szss Ein.
I-l-Adz11cns. - Bang ~--.--. -.--@---@@.--. I
6-1-Torhs.llss. y f1fe1sl.es1 -~.---------.. 3
nero. Se1a-e . AZ al Aas Slilfe 1--S-s1 as
SECOND .E1cZ-7As zsrergzsE ss@slsrhass
ha1e.ezp - sl.z1e- Fear sli1S E-1 E29ard,
about tive Ak 1asf EsssS
ODDS Hsrse- Wssx4e sr1 SsesEsT- Elm.
S-Bsyszez- Is fllesl1rlE.sg1 --@-----------
S-t-S-z.zeez- - tAsssi.-as.s- -i---------------
S-l-L-r-S- ID tlaks11a.s ----------...
Tims- - A1tz< 1-As2a1 sg-fh-
THIRD 2ACE-Esr Tszr els a-5 upward.
selling P-ze. ksl0 49,. E1e z-1 : c1rlong:
Oits- Horse. WslS1r za1 1seksT- Fin.
45-Aogzerrs. Lee fN1z-s-7 s-7-----........-..-
lS-l-LsllT. 10 Esrxsl l--------------...-.-.
1G-1-loCzrls-e q fAleCzzeVA .--...-........3 3
Tine. z-9o- Zipe1Sg 11zz1ed 1ou-th-
FOURTH RACESarztrza svecsai FOR 2 vear
obs. - s15sers2Ei11. SI.G6o each. half forfeit,
silver cup G. uoPAz % Fal1s Of $50 added,
Odds Horse. wessAs and Joekey- Fin.
S-5-Si- Marta - fSchiIlirgf- --.......... I
7-e-weddi1g Bells. 10 iNotrer3 ............
12-i-Nedizn-- l19 fNcCz-rhyl --..-.........
Tine lis sFsystte. High Private and
MellS211e finished 1S named tSir Martin and
FayetEe Madden-s entry. Wedding Bells and
Nsiisance heene's entry-B
FIFTH RACE-Three year Olds and upward,
gentlemen riders, selling. 500 added one mile:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey- Fin
f-2-PurSlane. 146 Mr. Cassidy ......... I
s-5-Antaeus. 13T fMr- DaymOnl ----....-. 2
1-l-GOlcOnda. 126 tAfr. E. Tucker 1900. 3
Time. As 3-5. As1er dor and Sir TOddiny-
ton finished named.
SIXTH RACE-For year old maidens.
selling prise. S40O added. i've and a half flrs
longs:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
e-5-Ihe Gardner. 10l tMeCarthy)- -..-...... I
30-1-fankee Daughter 10I (fcDanieI) ...... 8
Time. 1913 Home Run. DOnatus Escsau.
Anna Blue. Merise, Gilt Edge. Belle OF the
Ball. Greenhow and AIbani finished named
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SCOTTISH BOWLTvG

Four tournament matches Wers
played by the Scottish bowlers on the
Golden Gate park green yesterday,
three In the scratch singles and one
in the handicap singles They re-
suited as follows:
Scratch singles-A. A Mcvicar beat Andres
Foreman. Fl 10 Il. G. McInnes beat Joseph
Gray. q to 13s James Gray beat Thomas 3fillar
q TO IL
Handicap singIes-John McLaren f3) beat
John T. Dare (6l 81 10 II
The following practice games were played.
Rev A. C. Bane and T. Deasy beat Manfreu
and Patterson. II to a: A. A. Mcyicar and r
Park beat T. Mcknight and J. 5. Webster q
10 l3. ]. T. Dare and James Gray beat NJ T..
Grove and II. A. Brown. 21 70 13. y. Deesy
and J. Reid beat Mobley and Hlggenbotham. .
21 to 3; Grove and Brown beat Dare and Stotr
Fl TO and 21 TO 3. Foreman and Bane beat
J. G. Mo1att and Maundrell. Il 70 los Grove
and Judge shave beat Mofatt and William Stew
art. n to Is
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next week a committee will be an
pointed to revise the signal code Of the
bay Since the last one was Issued
the number of signal flags in the in
ternational code has been Increased
from 10 to 26, and as the yachts are
carrying full complement of colors-
the old code /: out OF date
The lola is only going as far as
Rio Vista on the up river annual cruise
and. returning. will bring another pas
senger, Commodore Strom, who will
leave the Nautilus.
The schooner Aggie. with James "
Coleman and wife on board. is now at
Santa barbara Captain Alexander
Swanson, the noted pilot and racing
yachtsman. who went south with Cole
man, reports a splendid trip to San
Diego and back to Santa Barbara
The sleop yacht Omega is now cr,yss-
ing in the upper Sacramento waters
Aboard are Mr.. and Mrs Lowell ana
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dott-
The schooner yacht. White Wings has
been cruising in the upper bay and the
Sacramento river
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont. Aug. s-Thirty- seventh day;
weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs. selling. maiden
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
5-1-Trocha Oh Stuartl...s 105 s IL
s-I-Jim Hanna sls' Oyer ......i05 8 5 si@
Time. :4sA- Morea. Harry Stanhepe. Black
lie Logan. finished as named. Winner b. T. By
Solitaire II-Chtffe- Start good Won in q
drive Second handily. Third driving
SECOND RACE-One mile. selling. year olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
-Meadowhorn (H- STUART .1o5 11s1 IA
32-Petaluma lAubuehon) -. Jog 2 1112 Ia
7-1-Manila S (CaIlahanl -. .1O5 3 33
Time. las. Silver Heels Follow Me. Sharper
Bawn. Rey Dare. Boundcli1. finished as named.
Winner b. m t6) BY dowthorDe- Fannie Horn.
Start poor. Won driving. Second same. Third
easily
THIRD RAcE-six furIongs selling. year
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
GeOIS iI-BIaeE Domino 0in51 oshr1sr' rRsR i
I2-1-Lady Powell tH-Stuartl10S 1 3n
Teeta II. finished n as named. wi Winner e ch. T. Sy
0rmus- Beekie SHARP. Start good Won driving
looked winner at last turn. but hung when Il
came TO drive.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
selling. year olds and upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. str. Elm.
s-55-Budapest tBlairt 100 5 I'LL
9i-cssdinal asIy sarte tsog19 esSsiaerl IS7
L
Time. 1:49. Peerless Lass. HI Canl Cap.
Denigre. ]. v. Kirby. Daytime. finished
named Winner ch. m. t4l By Golden Garter.
The Magyar. Start struggling. Won driving,
Second easily. Third cleverly. Sarto swerved
across entire field at start. losing ground
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
handicap. all ages.
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. St Str. Fin
3-1-Royal Ben (Molesworth) 90 IL IL
lo-l-Dixie Lad tBgtwsID ;1o5 A22
4-I-Lucy Marie q Hiidbndl 90 Pas lH
Time. 1:4SA- Merling0. kOgo. Belle Scott,
named Winner blk h. (4) by Royal Flush III
Bendoretta- Start bad Won in hard drive
of two. Third handily. Dixie Lad swerved AZ
start. was almost left. but closed Ike whirL
wind.
SIXTH RACE-Five furIongs. year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey W.T. St. Str. Fin
3-1-Luke Ramus tButwenD .104 = 2
2-5-Iena Leach (Kirschbml103 l N IL
10-1-BOnnles (Shrinerl los 5 y
Time. :02- Begone. Zella 6. BantheL finished
as named, Winner b. I. By Luke Ward Igno-
ranus. Start good Won cleverly- Second and
/ third driving. Begone viii do from now on.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile. selling. 3 yeat
olds-
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT st. Str. Fina
5-l-Willie (McLaughlin) 100 III
/ S-5-Jennie's Beau Dyer .1O5 \
10H1-Hand Ne Down (Hethr1 los
Time. 1-42L. Contribution. Brawny Lad,
Diamond Nose. ]. Kneal. Senator Beckham,
finished as named. Winner ch. T. BY Albert
Lady Useful. Start bad. Won In hard drive
OF two. Third easily.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base bit-Hooper. Sacrifice hit-Nealon
First base on errors-oakIand /. Sacramento l.
Whalen B. Left on bases-0akland g. Sacra-
mento 6. Struck out-By whalen 4. Double
play-Doyle TO Nealon, lansing to Nealon
Time of game-1 hour and % minutes I'm
pire-Schroeder
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OAKLAND
'Batted for Nsrle in twelfth.
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Slattery Wheeler McCann
oakes- Sacrifice hits-Wheeler. Ellis 2. Alt
man. First base called balls-on L>oucks 2.
Of Hosp 2. Struck out-By Hosp O. by Loucks
>. Double plsy-Smith TO Dillon. Hit by
pitched balls-Ellis. McCann. Time OF game
hours and 25 minutes. Umpire-o' Connei
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SUMMARY

Home run-Shay. Two base hits-Shay, Mil
Ter, Walthour- Stolen bases-Campbeu f31
Shay. Sacrifice -Moskimsn, Joyce. Bianken
ship. Innings pitched-By Henderson 2. BY Mos
kiman Z, by Baum 2-3, by Miller 8 l-3 Hffs-On
Henderson 4. OF Moskiman 2, of Baum 3. of
Miller s. Struck out-By Noskiman s. by Mil
ler 2. Base on bslls-On Henderson 2. off Mos
ktman ?, on Miller /. Left on bases-Fresno 4
Stockton s. First base on errors-Fresno /
Stockton j. Double play-Moskiman to Hen
derson to Hackeft. Moriarify to Shay wiz
pitch-Henderson. Time of game-i hour anl
Sc minutes Umpire-McCarfhy
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Sr-MMARY

Three base hit-Beck. Two base hits-Dan-
zig Mohler. Sacrifice hit-Nhaling First base
on called bsls-0d KinseIla 3. OF Willis 2.
Struck out-By Kinsena !, by Willis 3. Hit by
pitcher-Ls Longe Kinsella. Double plays
Curtis 70 Williams: Ryan 70 Cooney: MohIer 10
Zeider 20 Williams Passed ball-Whaling
Time Of game-1 hour 80 minutes. Umpire
Berine-