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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
SEATTLE COLLEGE HANDBALL

J. g, Ford. manager Of the Sc.
attic college haudbali team. is en.
deavorlng TO arrange handball
tournaments With the different
schools Of the city Commuulca.
tons 10 Ford can be addressed 10
him az the Seattle college. Ryan
and Concannon viii represent the
college tenn In these games.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

CHICAGO oct -. Charles II
GILES the haston nnusY broker. Who
rauAed the arrest % MIRA Martha
nuuphYs 81 Boston on = charge 81
stealing several Thousand dollars
Wofth % tnWsiry ffan him. arrived
today q abfatn hsr axtFaaitIon 10
ttpafan. The attorneys fof Mira
bunphy say she Niii oppose sxtraai-
ftoH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

To determine whether OF not a
national currency reform conference
should b held for the consideFa /.
fiau ~ reform 20 the currency sYa.
tenn Will be determined al pralim.
mary conferences - delegates from all
over the country Ia New York on
November The Cnamhar u Com.
rneree has BEEN invited 10 Hsnd
delaaate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

CHICAGO. oct. IA new ktna
Of a eaF wheel foF use on raffroas
cars. TIE secret 81 whieh IL hsinf
toaiously guarded b. the nannufae.
turern. u being turned cat toiay Al
the works Of the standard Steel
company Tire new wheel IL aaia 10
ba ~ pressed steel. bat tbs process
o. ffs mAnufartura 10 unkuamn 10
anyune hut ths chemists az she
woFAs and the Officials % tks com-
pauy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

~ rfw Con efax4sEenai church At
NJ ~ \ Nr1s Prospect ri Ma
|&NEf recnf eistt ard welcomed
O. eeeiael astifat romneii which
h ne chuFfh YESTERDAY after
T. Hsicesae the pastor. Rev
~ Into ms fetA kev Carries
~ vas sIerts4 mo4efAtaf and
Y y WtshiaxeoH scFihe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
Will Acr TOGETHER.

AZ a result % conference betw cen
w A Meafa. secretary of the Trans
porthton bureau 20 The Chamber OF
Commerce. and Victor ~ hickman
sorretafY % the Pacific Coast Lum .
tvfravn 2 association. both organiEa
henH vii act toHsther on All freight
and rate matters. therefore getting
more concerted action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

Annoy, China. Oct 20 Captain
Patton. % the supply ship rutaaa
which arrived tudAV ia advance %
tns fleet reported that the second
squadron Of the batiicahips under
Admiral Emarr la ret aoa MILES
away The fleet will not arrive
WITH tannrrnM AfteFnnnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

nNitk NtEN, Cal, Oct 20. he
cause he suppressed the news OF The
suicide 90 Miss Ethel l. naetnor, the
Roosevelt hospital nurse. who
hanged herself in bath room 81
the Institution two weeks aHn.
Deputy Coroner Charles "a Jameson
formerly In charge OF the iioYkeiay
office % the coroner, was onHted from
office today BY Coroner g. T. riaaale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

AZ It's annual meeting last ntHht
club elected the following nffieeFs
for the coming year President cafi
y smith. vice president n n
taHsraots secretary q T. starr
treasurer a. grNaHhie The uest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
SWITCH is A NUISANCE.

Persons ohligod to wait for cars
At the corner Of Second and pike
complain that an electric switch ops
Grated there Is nuisance that
should be ahnted. The switch n
operated BY the approach Of cars.
and those who arr standing near arb
frequently aplashed with greaAe and
water.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
KILLED
BY GAS
r.mous Abolitionist Is
! 'A.phyxiated in His
Own Home.

edasa. oct sas~dohh w,
ftlNN $50 81 poet Vocalist l,'.
s'l ...ssa ? Aeransc' lincoln |.
" and ether noted ahoh :. M.
v','sas asphyxiatod to-day ,. n IN, ~
~ r.res t'otsaxN hish NON 49,,
sound ~ his wife b,as ms "n !
nce downward hs.,t =
s..g.i which he had Srsg I, w., lea
ART 10 escape ksN 'eas'''s
sessr. Alshoush m .',,,.,,,
~ snmmenss, he a''o "''''"
wallace ru,ehlnsan US
:, ever NE United states $50. % :
- So Singer ahelislonlse 'e'n 20
-, sssofmcr and adseS gave. o. p,
- ssffragN he was ee." IN sn
800 n ii. IN iSai. i'uFins VIZ !,
ne civil war hls l',t,'llss !.
,sesr ii children toFn'ea' u ..,.,,i
- a 's~' q sAs Hutchinson tata', !; /;
s ass. (, vocalss,s eonlpos'g,.s,. 81. v.
4. 49, ,ss.oa. Asa and ABBY .. leSs J,
-! ~ . s,re an appeal e nc people zee.
Z Az abolition and te'lll.' '''''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

= ! Iaxiis father o. Captain
0iiz ~ lies IT, the Nlnor hos-
M - a result ~ uArAfvtte
<Ht< recstved while out gar 4
& yesterday afternoon. Captain
Y vas lmmesiiassiY rosffiaa. a.
aiAsr e Ia = prscarieas eanai-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

Hongkong millionaire and friend nf
Judge TAN. is prspa ring today 10 20
hack 90 GhlnA because tha federal
Immigration authorities have de-
rided that Bosnian cannot stay Ia
this countYy with two wives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29
nrahrmaa L.. I.rn.

fNLNLFT. OCT tt n Mitchell
% Everett. a brakeman on the
arsai Northern. accidentally fell be.
neafh a natooae near Cascade tun-
net anf received Injuries which will
ues~sattats AmputAtian % hiH rlNht
leg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

w. Koerner. captain of the Stan.
ford rugby team. yesterday sprained
his ankle 50 severely that he will be
out Of the game for 10 days.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

nan DIEGO Cal, NcA - aaaa The
wife % gainuat wesley nfafnard
died last eVsnink az the Folnt Lorna
acme ~ her brother, former Eerrs.
tarY % tie Treasury LYman tass
Mrs Hrafnsrd. who waa u yoars 81
aWm wH# veil hnuwn ~ rnIoraHa.
eaieuai Mrainard arrived hers prior
10 her dmnth.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

To reOrKaniEe their order. the
fit1thsfhood % Owls will hold a
ursnd Nest IN this city on Nov. 10
Representative % every auhoF.
dinate nrst IN the country are 20
be present
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

OLYMFIA- OCT % UuraruoI
Mead hes houersd the Feauisitiof
81 the governor % Onto far "a
and wantad 81 Coipmbua on ths
charge Of smhvNailnm funds - "a,
y W paiina LumbsF com1aHY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

HNoHoaffHII. OFT as.~-Tha cav
hotpg aagaatmd al the esrner "a
Railroad aN aat Thirf ct has
baer sold ~ Mr. nsnna MahnnaY
e. Columbus Jonas e reeent arrlsni
ln this city fF0m the east
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

sAS FRANCISCO. oct. aa.-Mrs,
Margaret Bosnian one OF the two
wives 81 Robert Hn TunE BOSNIAN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-29

EEW YORK. Oct ssl---Eeuuf ven
Moitka the new uanish minister
70 tha tnitea states. arrived here on
fh9 steamer kfnnrffnF WIN elm.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Uncle Starts Today
in The Wifhers
Hildrcth Entry Not Thought Fit
to Meet Kccnc's Great
Colt Colin
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE c..

NEW YORK. May 22-James r.
Keene's unbeaten champion colt of
1907, Colin, will go to the post a heav-
lily backed feyorite in the Withers
stake, to be run at Belmont park to-
morrow afternoon. An unsual amount
of Interest is attached to the running
of this race, as it will serve to intro
duce the great Commando colt as a 8
year old. AS the stake is worth some
thing like $4,000, it is almost safe to
predict that Keene will send the very
best in his gigantic racing establish
ment after the prize.
Restigouche is the only other Keene
eligible for the Witlaers. Jersey Light
ming and Stamina, eligibles from the
string OF Harry Payne Whitney for the
Withers, have been going along nicely.
Uncle and Meeiick are pair that are
being watched for. but Meelick has
only been seen in the Carter and Un-
Gle has yet to start, and If they are ft
Hildreth has pretty cleyerly hidden it
from the cloekers.
Shadow Glance is one of the eligibles
of r. r. Wilson Jr. He has never been
considered seriously when Wilson has
two such colts as Falcada and Beau :
COUP also named to bear his coiors.
Madden has been shaping King James
in races and he has been showing
plenty of foot Jim Gaffney. the only
Farrell candidate. has worked well and
altogether the field for the running
bids fair to be one of the best in the
history of the stake
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Gossip of the Track

Emma G's failure to run good race yester-
day. after a series of clever performances. in
duced the stewards TO order that the further
entry of this fly be refused Mt Emeryvilie on
the ground OF unsatisfactory running. The Of
ncials have been given great deal of trouble
all season BY her in aud out performances. I.
F. Doane. who owns the ally. was asked to set
price on her yesterday morning and informed
81 200 for her after the in which she was
carded to start. The ruling probably will put
an end to the negotiations for her transfer
Locker walsh was bela responsible for the jam
in which Sidney suffered at the clubhouse turn
In the feature race and the judges ordered i
suspension for week in consequence. According
to the statements Of the boys involved Walsh
forced Luretta over against Sidney and the
horse narrowy escaped iaiiine.
Jockey C. Ross was accorded a hearty rccep-
tion when he made his reappearance as rider
in the opening a race at At Emsrysiile yesserday Ia.
boy showed that he had lost none OF his skill
when he pi!ofed Bernardo his second mount of
the afternoon, TO victory and followed 1t up by
ference. but for which he might have scorer:
twice. Ross rejoins the local riding brigade
at an opportune time. for With Miller scheduled
to leave for New York tomorrow. Cricket" Kelly
until next SATURDAY. there will be a scarcity of
competent riders It Emeryville the coming wick.
william Durker will leave Emeryville for
be left at The Meadows In charge Of his FORE
man upon arrival at the northern track while
Durker himself takes trip Into western Can
ada. where division of his stable is being
plans to, follow the Canadian circuit until the
opening Of the Seattle meeting and will then
return to race his horses ut The Meadows The
horses of The weiser stable. of which Eliish
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Roseben Runs Third
in ClaremOnf
Priscillian. With Notter Up
Takcs Belmont Feature From
King Cobalt
SPECIAL DIsrATcH TO THE CALL

BELMONT PARK, n. Y. May "a
Priscillian and Roseben today met in
the Claremont handicap, a dash of six
and half furlongs, and the former
won easily. Roseben failed to get
second honors. King Cobalt beat him
out for the place. Jack Atkin was
withdrawn.
1t was Priscillian's fourth consecu-
tive victory. He has now an unbroken
record and looms up as one Of the
great race horses of the season He
Won his race today in brilliant style.
He was severely handicapped by draw
ing an outside position and by being
repeatedly interfered with. He was
smut on soon after the start and there
after was forced to make up his los.
ground In the face OF mud and water
thrown up by the heels or Rosimfro
a99 hoseoen; the pace makers. In
VIDE in the home stretch. and lost sew
eral lengths. But in spite of all these
disadvantages he dashed away from his
opponents in brilliant style in the fins,
py length and half.
august Belmont has always enter
1alned a high regard for Priscillian.
The chairman of tie Jockey club re-
Gently said that Priscillian was his
favorite yearling in the crop OF young
ters, which contained Norman III, the
1000 guinea winner, and the present
faEorite for the EPSON derby
The summary:
FIRST RACE-Handicap, 81 600 added, sever
and bal furiongs:
30 ,,oas. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
ls-3-Parkview- loo McCarthyi.
4-5-Colonel Jack. ia tMcDanieD .
o-2-A!etheuo. III tNotteri. eri............
Time "a 4-5. Three starters
SECOND RACE-Selling. 5000 added, five fur
longs straight:
odds. Horse. Weight and JOCKEY Fin
o-l-Iaboo. 9S iSHpterl
l0-l-Right Sort. 107 CMoDaniel,. ,...
lo-l-0iiding Belle. los t3russell. ..-..
Time. :ol 1-5 Miss Highland Bonnie Kelso
Dsnder. Foreguard. Warden, Harold Junior Heller
Hills Donation. Joe Gaitens. finished as named
THIRD RACE-The Ciaren,ont handicap
$1,000 added six and a half furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
2l-Priscillan. Ill tNotterl erl............
3-l-king Cobalt. lne lMcCarthyl. ..,......
2-1-Roseben, l29 tShawl Observation-Disclosures.
Time, :2l 10. Rosimiro. Star Gown. finished
as named.
FOURTH RAcE-s9oo added, four and hall
furlcngs, stra ight:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
15-1-Ogeniah. los IL. Leel. l............
4-1-firania. 1o5 Garner. rl................
l5-l-Dr. Pillow. los (McDsnien. .............
Time. 81 Is. Golden View. Uncle Walter
David Warhe,d. finished paned.
FIFTH RACE-sa0o added seven furlonSs
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
4-1-Tony Bonero. 110 fNotteri. ri.............
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP

Eighteen players drew in the oper
scratch singles tennis tournament fol
the championship of San Francisco
Play will begin promptly tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock on the California
club courts AS the contestants viii
meet on even terms, the entry list If
confined almost entirely to first and
second class players. The four players
reaching the semifinal round will be
awarded prizes. The six or eight mos
likely candidates for championship
honors are well scattered and will
come together in the concluding
rounds.
The drawing resulted as follows:
Preliminary round--Dr. Jovegroyt
VS.. Melville Long: 3. +. Nourse VS.. F
Guerin.
First round upper half)-J. A. Code
VS.. L. Jones; Charles Foley VS.. George
James: Harold Gabriel VS.. s. Benlin; d
Powell, bye
First round dover halD--Carl Gard
ner. a bye: Harold GetZ VS.. Paul Harde.
man: c. Bennetts VS.. Fred Adams
Stewart VS.. Herbert Long.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Australia Against
Great Britain

Great interest is being taken by
cricketers in the game TO be played at
the stadium tomorrow between teams
representing Great Britain and Aus
tralia. The teams have been selected
from the different clubs of the asso-
citation and only those players born in
the countries named were eligible.
Both teams are extremely strong. the
Australians in particular having a
very formidable batting side. The
game starts at II a. m sharp, and all
selected players are requested to be
ready 10 play at that time.
The following players Were selected
Great Britain team-Earle (Barba-
barian). Lyman (Barbarian). Baugh
(Alameda), West (Alameda), f. Spen-
Ger Golden Gate). Tassel Golden
Gate). II. r. Elliot (Paciic), Wilding
(Pacifc), Stuart (Wanderers) Hatha-
way IWanderers), Smith (San Fran
cisco County,.
Australian team-Renwick tSan
Francisco County,, Sterling tSan
Francisco County,, Anstey Golden
Gate), Wheatley (Alameda), Smith
(Alameda). Price (Barbarian), Jordan
(Barbarian1. Johnson (Barbarian)
Lafferty (Barbarian), Moverley fBar-
barian), Buchanan (Barbarian).
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Workouts

vox Popuii--Half in 81: breezing-
Charlie Eagan-Ffve-eightbs In 1904.
Edwin 7. Fryer-Five-eiehths in :o3 20
Jolly Witch-Haf In 80 1-5
Alice 6sorgs-Three-eighth in ;36
Rsuben-Three-elghth In 81; breezlng.
Preen-IIalf in Is %
quarters in 1:i5L-
Ace Of Dianonds1Three-s sighths in :S6-
Air-Thrce- eiahths IN :36.
Bolcmzn-Ntle In 1:45: breezing
Z. II. Brattsin-Half In :J2: breexing-
Paddy Lynch-Five-eighths In 1:04 2-J.
Eaxtress-Mlle In 1:43 S-J.
Prolifc-Haf IN 40 2-5.
Amada--sfile in f:4S 20.
Ray Eayer-Three-eiehths IN 80
Lee Harriscn-Half In -.
Lee Rose--Half in As is.
Escamado-Mile in las: breezng.
Mike Jordan-Five eighths IN I: 10: breezing.
Daisy Thorpe-Haf In AS as.
Captain Burnett--Miie In 1:s7 81.
Phil lgoe-Threc-elghths In rs 2-5.
Miss Nay Bovdish-Haf In 80 2-5-
Spring Ban--Mfle In "a 2-J; brecsing.
70 Ssn--Three-quarterS in f:15 3-5-
Aroma.ize-Iiah In 80 3-5.
Ecll.s L--Threc-elghths Ia 80 2-5.
Kcgo-Nle and an eighth IN goo: breezing.
Burning Hzsh--Three-eighths In 50; breszins,
Frank Neusent--Haif IN SO; hreezing-
Black Hsnd-Five- ghths in 1:o3 rs. brecs-
az.
Eedj-am-HaH In 80 as
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
. q - CURES
900. CHRONIC ULCERS

Whenever
ed with poisonous
the circulation Nothing is
treatments good for for the produces
ulcers back OF old especially
trouble be from inherited tait Surface
purified
for In s. viii be found remedy for Of kind
blood
promptly eanses i Of all Impurities pons and tant The ulcer
and built the circulation the viii naturally
cord S. s. s.
healed and makes lasting Ulcers
and special medical advice desired will be
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
SPECIAL TRAIN FOR scors

SAN MATEO. May 22-The locaI
Scetchrnen who are members OF the
Caledonian club will attend in full
force the field day 10 be held at She'll
Mound park on MAY 80 BY the Asso-
ciated Caledonian club A special car
will be engaged by the local society
which expects to have some of Its ath-
letes entered in the field events at the
trsnsb bay park
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Cubs Make Up for Crushing
Defeat bp urning Tables
on Boston
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO. May 22-IIard hitting In three
innings gave the locals an easy victory today.
Score: r. II. T..
Shlcago -.-.-.---,-. .-..---.-
Boston Observation-Disclosures. @
Batteres-Brown and King; Young and Bow
ermsn Unpire-Eudderhsm
PITTSBU KG. May 22.-Brooklyn won ex-
citing game from Pitts5urg today by scoring
three runs in the ninth inning. Score:
r. II. z.
IlltsDbfS
DEpohiNn D
Bat,eries-Camnifz AID Gibson; Wilhelm.
Rueker. Mcintyre. Bergen and Ritter Umpires
-O'Day and Johnston
CINCINNATI May 22-Timely hitting won
todsy's game for Cincinnati. Fast hel6ing
marked the work Of both teams. Score:
r. II. z.
Cincinnati OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Philadelphia ...-......-..........
Batteries-CampbeI and McLesn; Richie
and Docin- Umpire--Emslie.
ST. LOUIS. Nay 22.-St. Louis New York
game postponed; rain
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Melody Wants Easy
Money in Paris

BOSTON, May 22.-Honey Melody.
welter weight champion. is going to
Paris for a fight there with Willie
Lewis According to advices from
Lewis, gay Paree is land flowing with
milk and honey for boxers just now.
Walter Stanton has been making money
showing at one of the Folie theaters
with Kid Davis in knockout matches.
Lewis blew into Paris and met and
dethroned Stanton in five rounds. Now
he is lie champion veritable." accord
ing to a page article about him in
one of the French newspapers Honey
has heard how easy ii is. and he hopes
to reach Paris before Lewis escapes.
6-l-Antaeus 100 (Afusgravel. vel...............
4-5-Master Robert 100 (Futon. ........ Z
Time ] :9S 80. Bednuin also ran.
SIXTH RACE-selling. $1,000 added, one
mile:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
15-l-Lord Stanhope, a6 tIicnryi. i......-......-
1-l-Bei!wether. 81 IT. koernerl. ....-.----..
Time 1:43. Oberf. Banyah. Missouri Lad Pa
lette. Mansan ello, Castlewood. BILL, finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
PORTLAND 2. OAKLAND 1

PORTLAND. May 22.-Portland
completely outclassed Oakland today
and won. TO l. Dellar, who had won
I've games and lost only one. was ham
mered in the seventh inning and the
team nearly went to pieces behind him.
y is the first fine day Portland has had
for two weeks and $500 people saw
the game. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23

Dillon is out OF the game. entered protest
in the fist inning when Umpire o'tonnell al
lowed Mnhler to score what Wheeler claimed
was a blocked bali. IL was bad throw and II
aft the Angel bench. 0Connell was In the right.
so the protest viii not get the Angel band any
thing though they made an awful noise about
H.
Though Henley could not pitch at all. be was
there a BIT with the big stick His first wallop
was 4 three sacker against the clubhouse coor
and il shot two runners over In the sixth. old
.Slivers" laced out single over second that was
good for another pair OF faliies.
Manager Danny Long wants shs series very
badly and he will make desperate attempt TO
finish strong Either Jones or Willis will work
Tor the Seals this afternoon against Thorsen or
Kocstner SO far the right handed pitchers
have proved the winners for the home team.
while Skflimsn and Sdfor. the southpaws who
were looked upon : deadly enemies to the
southern gang tossed OF their games. The
Angels have fnaily shown that they can hit left
handlers
By beating Oakland yesterday afternoon Port
land pasSrd Los Angeles and jumped into second
place. The Beavers have unquestionaby struck
Their winning gal. aad from II looks
like hard race between them and the Seals
for the honored first posifon.f Oakland has quit
badly of late. yesterdays game being the fifth
straight which the team has lost. The Angels
are harder nufs for fhe locals 70 cfeck than
any of the others II San Francisco can win
tile present series, IT Will be voted the class of
the league.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Baseball Notes

Once again Red Randolph showed that he is
not there under Ere Just as soon as The Seals
started after the brindie lad be struck his
colors and failed 70 rally However. he is not
responsible for the loss Of the game
The II stolen bases which the Seals piled up
will come pretty standing the record
for the season. As usual Rollie Zeider led the
procession with four 20 his credit Some hot
footing on the paths
george Wheeler, acting field captain when
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
san FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Runs 81 Henley = hits 10; runs of Willis 3.
hits 6. RIMS on Randolph s. hits = runs OF
Thorsen 10. hirs :. Credit victory To Henley.
Charge defeat 10 Randolph. ThTee base hit
Henley. Two base hits-Brs rssheaT. McArdle.
Defines Necioir. Sacrifice hits-Meleaolr Ho-
zsn. Wheeler. McAuiie. Berry. First base on
called bslls-Of Randolph g. OF Thorsen T. oi
Henley 3. OF Willis !. Struck ont--By Randolph,
:: Henley. >: Willis. ]. liir by pitched ball
Mohler Randolph Tho.sen. Double plsys-Piper
70 Mohler: Randolph 10 Smith: Zeidcr 10 Wi.
liams Passed ha.l-EastcTey. Wild pitch
Randolph Time 81 game hours and 20 min
ufes Cmaire-O' 'CoDnen
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
Milier's Percentage
Tied by Two

The standing of the 60 leading Amerf-
can Jockeys from January I to and In
cluding the racing of May 16 according q
to Racing Form is as follows.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-23
BASEBALL AT PRESIDE

The Post baseball team of the Pre-
sidio will cross bats today at D. m.
with the Olympic club team. The
event will take place on the athletic
field west of the main post.
Henry Forsythe, the pitcher of the
Presidio general hospital baseball team.
whose finger was bitten by an insane
soldier three weeks ago, is rapidly re-
covering Sergeant Mizelle. the man.
ager of the team. expects that For
sythe will pe able TO join the baseball
forces early next month
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS or GAMES
SAN Francisco Is, Los Angeles L..
Portland o, Oakland L.
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SrarMARY

Struck ouf-Ey Kinselia ? By Dellar / Base
on balls-Od kinselia ]. OF De.lar Z. Two base
hit-Basscy- Sacrifice hit--I6huson. First Ia -
or errors-Porfland ,. Oakland J.. Wild pitca-
Dellsr. Left on bases-Pcrtland G. Oakland
Time of game hour aud 40 minutes Umpire
-Perrine.
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The Calls Form ChanofRaces afEmeryNiIIe

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natyne, 65 place. 375 show: Angus. SIS show.
Lady. Trained by A. J. Jackson. Start poor.
price-Fern l. 23-5. Bannatyne 4, Sir Angus !;
Sam 100. Fern L soon took the lead away fro
in final sixteenth. Bsnnatyne his s
do. Others showed little or nothing. most of
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OAKLAND
PnRTIaNI

RTNs I'D nITs - INNING
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
PREVENTATIVE SON-GRACE G

SIXTH EAcEFive half furiongs Beresford handicap
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