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Willis Retired
Seventh: Phil Kn Plays Like High Long List of Victories

ada. second. with As feet 81 inches; Lawson,
Norway. third, with AZ feet % inches.
Of London police second, Metropolitan police
SEQ yard cycle race-won by johnson. England
Time. 81 10. De Margel, France second;
Meumer, Germany. third.
20 kilometer bicycle race-Won by c. B.
kingsbury, England. Time, 34;2 %. Jones,
England. second; Weirbuck. Belgium, third
=, 100 kilometer cycle :. race-Won by Bartlett
second; La Pie, France third.
5000 meter cycle race-Won by Jones. Eng
land. Time, S:36 10. Sehilles, France, second;
Aufray France, third.
Three lap bicycle race--Won by England.
200 meters breast stroke swim-Won by Hol-
man. England. Time. 3:09 10. Robinson, Eng
land, second; Canson, Sweden. third.
400 meters swim 1872 yardsl Won by Tay-
Austraiia second: scheff. Austria. third
Loo meters swim (1.629-5 yards)-Won by
Taylor. England: Battersby. England, second;
Beaurepaire. Australia. third.
Water polo-Won by England.
Wrestling (catch catch can) lightweight
up to l41 pounds-NOn by Relywyskow. England
Wrestling. middle weight to 161 pounds-Won
by $. V. Bacon England; Relywyskow, England,
second.
England: Gunderson. Norway. second.
Archery (woman's Won by Miss Newell,
England; Miss Dod. England, second; Miss Pill
Archery tmenl@Won by Dodd. England;
Brooks-King. England. second; ]. B. Richard
100 meters nat (io93 yards)-won by Walker,
South Africa: j. A. Rector. University of Vir-
ginia. second; Kerr. Canada, third. Time.
10 40.
200 meters fist race (21S.6 yards)-won by
Kerr Canada. Time % % second. Cloughen,
Irish American athletic club. second; \. j. Cart
nell. University Of Pennsylvania third.
JaVelin throwing. free Style-WOn by u. NJ.
Lemming. Sweden. us feet ~ inches; Szouras,
Greece. second; Halse. Norway. third Olympic
record.
Throwing the jayelin (heId in middle) Won
by Lemming. Sweden. with 119 feet 1913 inches;
Halse. Norway. second; Nilison. Sweden. third.
800 meters tandem cycle race-No on ny
Schilles and Auffray, France. Time. 3:01 %.
Hamlin and Johnson England, second; Brooks
and Isaacs. England. third.
100 meters back stroke swim tlQ9.3 yards l-
Won by Bebersten Germany. Time, 1:24 So.
Dane. Denmark. second; Haresnape, England,
third
High diving-Won by Johannsen. Sweden. with
S3.7 points Malstrom, Sweden. second; Stan
burg. Sweden. third.
Fancy diving-Won by turner, Germany;
Behrens. Germany. second: GHidzik, America,
and WalZ, Germany. tied for third.
Wrestling. Graeco- Roman Hghtweight-Won by
PORE, Italy; Orion, Russia, second: Linden,
Finland. third.
Wrestling. Graeco- Roman. light heavyweight
TO 205 pounds-Won by Saarfia. Finland.
Wrestling. Graeco- Roman middle weight-Won
by Martenssen. Sweden; Anderson. Sweden, sec
0nd: Anderson. Denmark. third.
Wrestling, GraecoR Roman heavy weight-Won
by Weisse. Hungary.
Individual gymnastic contest-Braza. Italy,
first. with 81 points: Tysal. England. second.
with 3l2 points; Legura. France third, with 207
points.
Fencing-Won by Frances Eppe team.
Archery continental style at 80 meters)-Won
BY Grizet France. with 263 points; Vernal.
Saber competition-Won by the Hungarian
team.
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Angel BatSmen WallOp
Curves of Willis
Ellis Starts the BOn1bardmenf
With a Home Run i'm the
Seventh Inning
By w. j. SIattery

1t seems to be quite the correct caper
Tor each and every member of the
Seal pitching squad to have his one
bad inning ere the ninth is reached
True to tradition, Mr.. Willis got his
in round number yesterday after
noon, though up to that time he had
enough to make any of them step a
the burden, fell heir to his in the
eighth, but fortunately for him, the
game had about spent itself then.
Otherwise, Kansas surely would have
taken an awful walloping.
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FREsNo 8. sANrA c.Rrz ?

SANTA CRUZ July 25-For the
fourth consecutive game Fresno beat
the Sand Crabs today. although the To-
cal team was reinforced by Smith in
left field and Hopkins in the box. Both
players were formerly with the oak
land coast league team and made good
in today's contest. Both hit hard. and
the several hits culled off Hopkins were
mere scratches. Kennedy did a piece
of dirty work by running deliberately
into Shinn at second. McI.ain was rierht
on hand to do battle, but the com
batants were held apart Umpire Moore
fined Baum, Miller and Croll a five spot
each. Score:
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SAN MATEO BEATS MENLO
Society Gathers at Ball Game on
Clark'S Polo Field

SAN MATEO, July 25.-College ath-
letes of reputation and former prep"
school players of renown clashed at
baseball this afternoon on the Ell Palo-
mar polo field of Charles w. Clark. San
Mateo trimmed Menlo Park by a score
of to 4. Errors were plentiful
throughout the game, but there were
moments of brilliant playing. Motors
and carriages, filled with society,"
formed the gallery and every play was
heartily applauded. The next game will
take place between San Mateo and Ross
Valley in two weeks, being played at
the latter place. The lineup
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STOCKTON 4, SAN JOSE 1

SAN JOSE, July 25.-San Jose lost to
stockton by a to / score today The
inability of the locals to connect with
Henderson's offerings, errors at critical
moments by the San Jose infield and
Strtcklett's one bad inning We're respon-
sible for the result.
The local team secured but two hits,
both in the fourth frame. One of them
was of the scratch species. 1t was fol-
lowed by Reid neat bingle over second
and brought in the Prune Pickers' lone
tally. Moskiman started the run get
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SNEAK THIEVES LOOT ROOM

Daylight burglars visited the home Of
George f. Tenbush, at 2231 Washington
street, yesterday. carrying away $50
in cash, a watch and chain, a pin,
cook. The robbery occurred between
the hours of s o'clock and II o'clock
Entrance was gained through a door
by which tradesmen are accustomed to
enter. Three of the latter visited the
house during the hours in which the
theft was committed. but 1T is not
thought that any one of these was the
culprit- On Wednesday last valuable
ring was stolen from a member of
the Tenbush family in much the same
manner.
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PHu.ADELPHIANs WIN

wOOLwIcH, July 25.-Play was re-
sumed here today in the cricket match
between the Gentlemen Of Philadelphia
and the Royal Artillery eleven. AS il
had been arranged that the first, in
nings should decide the match it be-
ing impossible for both elevens to COM
plete two innings, the Philadelphians
won by 81 runs
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Ms AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Groom 3, by Loucks o Base
on balls-Of Groom l, off Loucks 4. Double
play-Hogan to Eagan to Hogan to Miller.
Sacrifice hits-Madden. Casey. Hit by pitcher
Madden 2. First base errors-PortIand 3.
Balk-Groom. Left on bases-Oakland 3, Port
land H. Time of game-1 hour and 30 min
utes. Umplre-Perine
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RACE IN GREAT LAKES

CHICAGO, July 25.-Sixteen crack
yachts, the pick of the fleets of the
great lakes, left here today on the
annual long distance race of the Chi
cago yacht club to Mackinaw island.
The sloops are in the majority, for the
300 mile race. There are seven of this
class entered, as against four schooners
and five yawls. With fair sailing
breezes the winners should reach the
northern end Of the lake by Monday
morning
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SEASONS SCHEDULE

The Rugby games already scheduled
for the coming season are as follows
September II, University of Cali
fornia VS.. Barbarians; September 1e,
University of California VS.. Olympic; !;
September 19, Stanford vs. Barbarians;
September 26. Stanford VS.. Olympic;
September 26, University of California
vs.. Barbarians: October 8, University of
California VS.. Olympic; october 3, Stan
ford vs. Olympic; October II, Stanford
VS.. Barbarians
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COUNTY LEAGUE PROPosED

HAYWARD, July 25.-r ollowing
game of baseball played here tomor-
row between the local Pereiras and the
Kreig e. Halton team of Alameda
the managers will discuss joining the
proposed Alameda county league now
in process of formation. The league
will be made up Of amateur teams and
leaders in the movement expect to
have some strong teams in the organ
izaffon
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SACRAMENTO :. ALAMEDA I

SACRAMENTO, July 25.-With a
crippled team, Sacramento outplayed
Alameda and won by a score Of to
l.. Nealon, Raymer and Doyle, three
of the Senator'S best men, are out
OF the game. Locals fell upon Herod
Tor four hits in the second inning
scoring four runs. Lewis. who re-
lieyed him. allowed but three hits in
the remaining six innings. The score
follows.
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SACRAMENTO
RUS ANp HIS BY INNIN
SUMMARY

Hits made-on Herod 4. of Lewis 3. Innings
pitched-By Herod ?. by Lewis 6. Two base
Sacrifice hit--Ferlin. First base on
called balls-of Herod 5. OFF Lewis 2 Left on
bases-Alameda 4, Sacramento 6. Struck out
BY Herod 2. by Whalen 2 Hit by pitched ball
Iyerson. Buckley. Double plays-McCaffrey to
Enright Iverson to McCa1rey TO Enright, Fer
lin unassisted, Hooper TO Enright. Time of
game hour and 34 minutes. Umplres-Schroe-
der and Brown. Official scorer-McClatchy.
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Ancient Phil Knell in
Youthful Form

ALAMEDA, July 25.-The San Fran
ciscos defeated the Oaklands Of the
state league at Recreation park this
afternoon by a score of to 2. Old
Phil Knell twirled for the winners
and turned loose some of the left
hand puzzlers that made him famous
two decades ago. He famed six, al
lowed as many hits and issued but one
pass to first. The ancient player was
right there with the swatting club also,
getting three safe ones out Of five
times up. The same teams will play
tomorrow afternoon. The score:
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The fine brand of baseball which
the boys have been tearing off all week
found its reward in a big house. Every
body figured that the Seals We're about
due to stick one over after having
played the champs to standstill in
so many games, but they forgot TO
realize that the worst was yet to come
and that Los Angeles is some ball
team.
with the score l all in the seventh,
Rube Ellis started the rollers working
right field fence This sudden swat
seemed to jar the affable young slab
ster to a marked and dangerous degree,
and he gave vent to his ruttied feelings
by issuing passes to the next two men,
Delmas and Easterley.
GAME Is BROKEN UP
Koestner proved an artist at bunt-
ing the ball and laid down his second
safe one along the third base line.
This seemed to start the boys on the
squeeze layout, and Bernard worked
another, which Willis booted and then
tossed away, allowing Delmas to come
in with the second one for the inning.
There still was full house with no.
body in the hole.
Oakes made the first out by hitting
long fly to Curtis and ID, registering
the first bag and the sacks We're
crowded to sutfocation once more. Again
Willis seemed bewildered, and while
he stopped to ponder, he lost his
control and passed Brashear. This bit
of wiidness forced Koestner through
with the fourth run.
Willis was in after this inning. Any
body could see it, so Danny Long
brought Skillman out to face the
slaughter in the eighth He got away
with the first inning very nicely, but
in the final period the Angels gave him
a fine time. base on balls, hit and
boot filled up the sacks again with
two out Of the way and Delmas brought
a pair of runs in with single against
the right field fence.
KOESTNER ALWAYS THERE
Koestner was the thorn in the side
of the Seals from the outset. He has "a
fine line OF stuff and none of them could
get to him. Hits by Melchoir and Berry,
aided by Curtis sacrifice, gave the home
team it's lone run in the second period.
After that time, not one of the Seals
could sting the benders of the big
fellow safely.
The Seals held their lead of one run
only till the fifth, when Los Angeles
got busy in hurry and tied up the
score. Delmas hit to center and Willis
purposely passed Easterley. Koestner
beat out his first bunt down the third
base line, filling the bases. Bernard
scored Delmas with a long fly to right
field, which Melchoir could not relay
to the plate in time.
The Angels did not play anything like
fast or brilliant game in the field.
alone letting two Of them get away
from him. But for all this, Koestner
kept up his good work from the mound,
and he had it on the Seals every time
they got men on the bases. San Fran
cisco was particularly weak with the
wood.
The Seals played far and away a bet
ter game in the field than did the
champs, but their efforts never brought
anything. Koestner was generally
fortunate enough to NOW down the
first man who faced him in every In
ming, and this seemed to help out
lot. Then, if his fielders would err, he
smoked 'em over even faster and the
rest was easy for him.
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ting for the visitors when he led off
with a scratch bingIe, which went
through third without Lacey touching
1t. Dewey's single. Morrison's double
and Egar's error at the plate let in
three runs before the finish of the
frame Campbell was caught a foot
from the plate in an attempt to work
the double steal in the sixth Shay
scored in the eighth on two errors and
Moriarity's single. The score:
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PORTLAND 4, OAKLAND !

threw away Oakland's chances at the
game today. when he pegged Madden's
bunt into the bleachers and three men
scored. Oaklands only run came from
a balk by Groom. Groom pitched his
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SAN FRANCIsCo
SUMMARY
Ills 8, OF Skillman 2. Hits-On

Runs-On Willis 3, of Skillman O. Hits-on
Willis 6. on Skillman 8, Home run--Ellis.
Koestner Bernard (2), 0akes, Dillon First
base on called balls-Off Willis ), off Koestner
., of Skilmau .. Struck out-By Koestner 2
Hit by pitcher-w Williams. Mohler, Brashear by
Skillman Double plays-Wheeler to Dillon,
Bernard TO Dillon. Charge defeat to Willis
Time Of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
O'Connell
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Indianapolis-Fir game, Indian
apolis 8, St. Paul 8. Second game, In
dianapolis q, st. Paul /.
At ilwaukee-Milwauke 2, Tole-
do 6.
At ouisville-Louisville 8. Mime
apolis 0.
At Columbus-Columbu Z. Kansas
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ON THE LAST LAP

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 25.-The five
motor cars seeking the Hover trophy
left Syracuse at 7 o'clock this morning
for Buffalo. Forty-three cars, which
made the run from Saratoga TO SYRIA
cuse yesterday. continued the last lap
OF the tour this afternoon.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Fitzsimmons. Sacrifice hit
Walthours. First base called balls-Of Sea-
ton q Off Knell l. Struck out-By Seaton 3, by
knell G. Hit by pitcher-G. Bodie Double
plays-Fltzsimmons to Walthours; Esola to
Schwartz to Walthours; Walthours unassisted
Wild pltch-Knell. Time of game-1 hour and
80 minutes. UmpIre-Silva.
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TO RECEIVE AMERICANS

NEW YORK, July 25.-Plans are un-
der way for a monster home coming
celebration in honor of the American
athletes. The matter was taken up
today with Acting Mayor MCGOWAN.
President Roosevelt will be invited TO
address the victorious athletes on the
day they reach New York, and Governor
Hughes has assured the committee
that his state desires to honor the
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SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Dewey, Morrison. First base
on balls.og Henderson 2 on stricklett 8.
bases-Ssn Jose 4, stockton 4. First base on
errors-StocktOn ., San Jose 1. Double pIsys-
Moriarity to Shay 10 MOskiman. Streib to Feenev
to Sears. Stolen baseS-NOriarity Hacketf
Sacrifice hits-Morlarity. Haekett Hit BIZ
pitcher-Feeney. Time of game-I hoar and 45
minutes. Umpire-MeCarthy.
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FRESNO
Total ......-......31 10 "a
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
JMNTAKY

Earned runs-Santa Cruz 2 Fresno 2 rbraa
base hit-Smith. Two base hits-SfeLeau SDen
Ger. Darcy Sacrifice hits-AIcIean. Croli Hon.
kins. Moore (2l- Base balls-Of Fopkfns
on Miller 2. Struck out-By Hopkins ?. 'bv MIL
Ter l. First base on errors-Santa Cruz /
Fresno 2 Left on baseS-Santa Cruz g. Fresno
5. Wild pttch-Hopkns. Passed halI~Collins
Time OF game hour and 35 minutes Umpire
Moore.
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WILLIS LOSES SPEED

Willis showing was very much Of a
disappointment to the fans after the
elegant game he pitched last Tuesday
afternoon at Oakland. Willis seemed to
tire in about the sixth inning and from
that time on he had no speed, though
the ball was breaking nicely for him.
All Skillman did was to lob them over
and take a chance. The score:
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PORTLAND

first game since being sick with the
mumps and not a clean hit was made
off him. The score:
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UNITED RAILROADS
81 NfNIARY

Sacrifice hits-Michelson. McCann. First base
on balls-OH Conway .. on Jenkins o Struck
out-By Conway o. by Jenkins s. Passed ball
Grimmelman- Hit by pitcher Constantine. Time
OF game hour and AZ minutes Umpires-
Lange and COrbett.
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STATE LEAGUE STANDING

RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento =, Alameda 4.
san Francisco 3, Oakland 2.
Stockton A, San Jose L.
Fresno O, Santa Cruz 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
GAMES TODAY

San FranciscO-Los Angeles at
Oakland, 10 a. M; at San Fran
cisco, 2:3O p. m.
Oakland Mt Portland.
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Department Of tine interior, United
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May 2. 1898.
Notice is heroby given that Fran
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PASSES The
HOUSE
PREDICTED THE SENATE
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Solid Democracy With Fifteen
Insurgeot Republicans Make
up the las Votes Against the
Currency Measure,
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