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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-08-26

DIVISION G-DAIRY.
HENRY PETRIE, Supt.
A. D. SMITH, Asst
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Jar or tub of June butter not
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DIVISION H-HoRTIcULTURE
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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1908-08-26
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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Heat Cuts Attendance
at Brighton Beach

BRIGHTON BEACH. July PA
muddy track was in evidence here this
afternoon, and in consequence there
was a hunting for horses that favored
that kind Of going The weather was
sitting hot. with scarcely breath Of
air stirring except in open spots, where
a very light ocean breeze could just be
felt. The attendance showed a great
falling of.
There was a big play on Trouveur
In the opening event and, although she
had a fash Of early speed on the back
stretch, she soon gave Ii up. Sara
cinesca. an odds on choice, held
his feld safe all the way and won
pulled up by three lengths. Aster dor
was good second
The fourth race, a handicap. was an
other close finish between Far West
and Lally, the two fighting il out TO
the last jump, and Far West just won.
Tony BOnero and Question Mark were
the pace makers and made all the
running TO the stretch, where Far West
which was always well up, tried to get
through on the rail-, but Gilbert. seeing
that there was room there, sent his
mount through. Question Mark and
Tony BOnero then took the lead In
a driving finish Far West just lasted
long enough to catch the leaders, and
won by a head from Lally, which was
closing fast.
Summary;
FIRST RACE-six furIongs. selling. $500
added, year olds and upward:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
1-2-Sarscinesca, 1O4 tsfusgraYe) ........... I
I-5-Aster dor. es (McCahey).. Q
20-1-I0udoun Light, % Upton nl.......-.-... 8
Time, ia TrouFear finished fourth.
SECOND RACE-NIile and sixteenth. sell
ing $500 added, year olds and upward.
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey Pin
I-5-Arssee. 10I Sweet. observation-disclosures. l
5-l-George g. Hall, los (sIcCsrthy) ........ 2
5-I-Comedienne, III (McDanieD ..-.....-.-. }
Tine. 1-4T. Kiuiecrsnkie. Baron Esher and
Lady kzrma finished as named
THIRD RACE-FiTe and a half furlongs.
handicap. $500 added, year oids
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
l-l-Fashion Plate, los (Leel eel................
2-1-Torbellino. LIS GIcCahey) ey)-............. 2
e-l-Daneer. 100 (McCarthyl ..-....-..-.... 3
Tine, 1:Ol- Personal. The Pippin, Marcellus,
Gliding Belle. Sententious. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-sIile and a sixteenth, handi-
cap, s6oO added, year olds and upward:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Fsr West, II6 fGflbert) --....-......-.. /
2-l-Question Marx. lib e. Lee ---.....---. 3
Time. 1 % 4-5. DArkle, Zienap, Tony Bo-
nero. finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-Five furloags, selling. $500
added, for year old maidens, colts and geld
ings:
3-1-Wegtmore. l02 CAleCahey) ey)-.......-... l
3-1-Dr. Pillow. 1Os (Afusgravel .-........ 2
So Kid. 102 (Langl ngl.---......----.... 3
Tine. l:o1 So. Harry Rogers. Monologue.
Pete, Tsedington. Greenlawn. Take One, Pes
cators. Pine Lawn. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth. selling
year olds
ODDS Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
+I-3folocle LOG (NcCarthy) ).............. /
5-l-Crack Shot, 9s &C. Miller -.-....-..--.- 2
Tine. I:47 ID Great Pirate. Cymbal Irish
Lsce. Long Ball. Complete. finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Baseball Notes

Bernard stin continues 10 lead the Angels with
the big stick. He kept the good work mp yester-
day by lacing out double and 4 pair Of singles
out OF four trips TO the plate.
The Angels came near putting another one over
IN the seventh when Ellis singled and tore
around to third Delmas' drive TO right The
Ruhe, however, oveTran third. and. on a close
play, McArdle put the ball on him. O'Connell
shouted ''out!" and the Angels raised quite a
belch, but 20 no effect
Dillon took Easterley out from behind the bat
IN the eighth inning and put Hogan 70 work
Nobody seemed 10 quite understand the switch,
for the youngSter seemed 10 be doing good work.
he has been suffering from bad foot recently
and this may have had something 70 do with IL.
Manager Dan Long will make desperate effort
to land the game this afternoou. II Willis Is
right Long intends 10 work him. for he believes
that Ralph can beat the southern brigade In
case Willis Is not in form kansas" SkIliman
viii be trotted out upon the firing liae- Kan
sas' used 20 be very handy az fooling the south
ern hatsnen.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
FORCE UMPIRE TO RESIGN
Japanese of Honolulu Show De-
fense of Tokyo Ball Team

HONOLULU. July 23.-Baseball en-
thusiasm among the Japanese here
has been aroused to such a keen de-
gree by the presence and the playing
OF the baseball team from the japanese
pire who has acted in all the games
PLAYED with local teams has been
forced to resign and the Japanese are
expressing much strong feeling over
been playing with all the local organ
izations and during the fleets stav met
teams made up of sailors from the
various ships. The japanese have been
Enthusiastic in their support OF their
countrymen and have yociferously pro-
tested against some of the umpire's de-
cisions. The umpire, local official, out
of Difference TO the Japanese com
plants. has refused to oficiae at fu-
ture games
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Johnson Badly Beaten
by AL Kaufman

RINGSIDE. LOS ANGELES. July "a
II took Al Kaufman Of San Francisco
seven rounds 10 beat Battling" John
son almost 10 insensibility before the
Pacific athletic club tonight.
Kaufman won almost from the tap
OF the gong. He kept his opponent
away with hard right and left swings,
and after the second round the fight
was little more than a slaughter. John
son showed up gamely, but his front
teeth had been knocked out and at the
end Of every round. beginning with
the second. he went 10 his corner barely
able TO walk.
No decision was rendered. but Referee
Charles EytOn stopped the fight when
Johnson, with blood streaming from his
face. was no longer able 10 locate his
opponent The fight was a terrific slug
ging match, with Kaufman the win
ner throughout
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
May Revoke Charter Of
LatOnia Club
SPECIAL DISPATCH 10 THE CALL

CINCINNATI. July 24.-Horsemen
here believe that the Latonia racetrack
was closed from a spirit Of revenge
because the Kentucky racing commits
sion refused to allow Latonia TO put
on book makers.
II IS believed the commission will
retaliate by revoking the charter OF
the Latonia jockey club. The jockey
club officials declare they closed the
track because the tracks percentage
out Of the pari mutuel machines was
not enough to pay expenses.
Despite this statement the fact re-
mains that the jockey clubs percent
age from the gambling at the track
this year netted them $4,000 more for
the recent meeting there than for the
meeting held last year During the
80 day meeting of 1907 the book makers
paid the track only $53,7 for the priv
ilege Of making books During this
meeting the paris mutuels paid the
track S74632
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
HANLoN FIGHTS TONIGHT
Detectives Fight Over
Betting Man
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THB CALI

NEW YORK. July 24.-After Martin
g7owie. arrested for betting at Bright
o. Beach track. refused 10 leave Adams
street police court today 10 answer a
grand jury subpeus- acting District At
torney Elder marched into the police
court with three county detectives and
two police lieutenants and seized
EroWle.
Lawyer Jacob Eilperin. Browle's
counsel. grabbed at Browle to prevent
his being taken away. Browle's father
yelled 10 his son TO obey the officers.
The courtroom spectators. many OF
whom were racetrack sympathizers,
closed IN on the struggling men and a
wild scrfmmage seemed imminent. when
Mazfstrste Tfghe succeeded in restor-
ing order He then adjourned BrOWIe's 5
examination and Elder and his men
IugEed the recslcitrant Browle OF TO
the grand jury room
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Lightweight Boxers to Struggle Again
for the Championship Crown
By r. A. Snyfh

Vow that the $4,000 purse offered by Rickad for fight
n Bly, New has vanished into thin air this city likely to be
the OF the between Champion
and soc cans Willie Britt reached home early yesterday morning
Jim Coffroth ~
Nelson's ideas as TO apparently exaggerated
MS representative reached Cofoth
WIN the Battler signed for fight finish
the promoter make with Selig
represents the latter LETT yesterday morning county
meet the coloed boxer Seg will return tomorrow night
As cans has been camong for match oppor-
tuniy his be hard man with
Mn to % business All concerned the last fight regret that
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Windsor Races
WINDSOR, July 24.-Today's results:

WINDSOR, July 24.-Ioday's results:
First race, Eve and 4 half furlongs-F'larney
won CaItha second, King Thistle third. Time,
los.
Second race. four and a half furlon ngs-Hawks-
light won, Sister Phyllis second. Stra light Talk
third. Time, SO 10
Third race five and half fHrlongs. Marbles
won, Grande Dame second, Maycella third.
Time. :07 10.
Fourth race. mile and furlong-Arrow-
swift won, Quagga second, Stilario third. Time,
I:54 2-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Alencen won, Euripi-
des second, Ben Stille third. Time, 1:14 10.
Sixth race, five furlougs-Patriot won, Chip
nunk second Alice third Time, /: :oI 10
Seventh race one aud quarter miles-Spunky
won Nat second, Jupiter third. Time, 2:09 So.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Butte Races
TIE. July 24.-rwenty-fourt day. cle.l

BUTTE. July 24.-Twenty fourth day. clear.
fast.
FIRST RAcE-Five and half furlongs. sell
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. St Str Fin
3-l-Blsck Domino tShrinerl 90 q
29-1-Sylya leeds -..... .1o77 9 5 11s2 ia
Time, 1:OT14. Hersain. Kuropatkin. Balreed.
Paddy Lynch Rosi Nj NJ. Lavena True. Lizzie
3, By Ethelbert- -DoretheO. Start good Won
cleverly. Second handily. Third same Black
yoniR9' yoInpi' rated rated nicely never seriously menaeed
never get up.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs. selling. 4
year olds and upward:
S-@Peerless Lass tStuarb no l 21H1 =
5-l-Hosarth Leeds liz . . Il
Time 1:29. Petaluma. Iron Watson. Ballston
Boy, Calendar Little MirthfuI. Knight of the
Grip, ". B. Gates finished named. Winner
b. m, 1. by Free Knight Queseda. Start good.
Won handily. Second driven. Third easily
Peerless Lass under wraps all the way. Hogarth
closed very stoutly.
THIRD RAcE-seven furlongs. selling. year
odds. Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
12I-fs1Igs 2-falTsne ~ (GES5a S}aa,t, .I1s
I5-1-Burnolette (Hobartl -.110 . . 1873 /.
Time, 1;29. Soqpy Jones. Seven Bells, The
Monser, Shady Lad, Happy Rice. DR.. Sherman,
Spinstress Keno7s. finished az named. Winner
b. e.. 8, by Galore-Rose Thorn. Start good.
Won in a gallop. second and third driven
start. SOapy Jones made up ground. Shady Lad
very sore and could not raise a gaIlop.
FOURTH RACE-Flve and a half furIongs
selling, year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin
3-I-Sid Silver (AfcKinnon) 100 q
T-5-SaIyage (Heathertonl. .109 10 y
lO-1-Rose DAILY Dyer .....l0l y 3 IL
Time, 1:Osil. E0nite, Byron Plsylet IIalton
Bon Yivant. Garter Light. Siege Gun, finished
Bangle. Start bad. Won cleverly. Second
driven. Third handlly. Salvage best horse,
w4s almost left at post and the effort 10 make
up lost ground told the end. Eonite tired a
pit at end. So did Byron.
FIFTH RACE-one mile. selling, year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. ST. Str Fin.
5-1-Giolden Wine fE. Clark los ) l III
iS-l-Tea Tea, Tray 1s II,,4sas IL Cotisl ie5
Time. 1:4212. Etapa. Patriotic. Tasknlaster,
Benvolio. Reene W finished named. Winner
ch. m. ), By Gold Finch-Wid CliQuot. Start
good Won in a hard drive of three Golden
Wine cut over in front OF Tarp. opened up big
gap. and. in a hard drive, Just lasted IL out.
and would nave won in another stride Tarp,
outrun all the way, made bid in the stretch,
but could not get up
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs, selling year
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str Fin.
7-5-Hsryei blair .......106 2 l
7-1-Decklaw AIolesworth) 100 / 4 2 III
10-I-T. IAoust Ia bout Singleton 121 3 q >
Time, 1:10. Special Delivery. Rather Royal.
Maud s, San Rene BAIL, finished as named.
Winner. b. c., 3. by sanders FalOmaeita Start
Harvel outelassed his field. Maud s badly rid
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
OAKLAND
SUNNI

Struck out-by Graney 5, by Dellar 2. by
Heitmuller l. Base on balls-OH Graney i, OF
DeIlar 6, of Heitmullur 6. Two base hits
Cook, Esgan. Three base hits-Jchnson 90.
Double plsys-Mtller to Altman TO Eagan;
Cooney to Casey To Marshall; Miller TO Eagan.
Sacrifice hits-Casey (2l. Cooney. Hit by pitched
ball-Raftery. Passed ball-Lewis First base
on errors-Portland g. Wild pitches-Graney.
DelIar (3i. Left on bases-Oakland g. Portland
H. Innings pitched-By Dellar 6. by HeitmuIler
2 Base hits-Oh Deiiar s. OF Heitmulier 2
Time of game hour and As minutes. Umpire
Perine.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
GERNAN cAR Az BERLIN

BERLIN. July 24.-The German au-
tonobfle in the New York TO Paris
motor car contest arrived here at noon
today II is the first car 20 come
into Berlin and apparently is days
ahead OF its nearest competitor. Ar
enormous crowd cheered as the machine
passed through the streets. The ar
rival OF this car is regarded as q Ger
man victory.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
ALAMEDA SIGNS HOPKINS

ALAMEDA, July 24.-Manager All
kim of the Alameda team of the state
baseball league announced TODAY that
he had signed Hopkins. formerly Of
the Oakland coast league team, as a
pitcher. and Askow. formerly of the
Three league. to cover the short
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Windsor Selections

BY NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-BIue Lee, Fielder,
Night Mist.
second race-SenatOr Barrett.
Miss Delaney, Gilvedear.
Third race-SIinnie Adams. Nom
signOr, ReidmOOre.
Fourth race-Charlie Gilbert.
QuagGa. Serviie.
Fifth race-Hawkslight. Admon-
itOr, BaIbek.
Sixth race-Belmere, Topsy.
Robinson, Bertha Z.
Seventh race-Lady Esther, The
Horn, HOlscher.
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orFERs perpetual TROPHY

HONOLULU. July 24-Commodore
Sinclair. commander OF the ocean goin z
Yacht Iurline which won the trans
Pacific race from san Pedro. Cal. 10
this port. al q banquet here last night
announced that he would offer the
cup he had just won as a perpetual
trophy challenge for the trans Pacific
race unless Sir Thomas Upton made an
offer of a cup for the race
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
ENGLISH WINS on ForI.

SACRAMENTO, July 24-Clarence
English Of Omaha won from Jimmy
Perry. the Chicago welter weight, on a
foul in the eighth round OF their battle
tonight before the Central athletic
club. English will be matched with
George Memsic Of Los Angeles for a
September date here.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
NETCHEE u SEVERE
On SPARRING PARTNER

Stanley KetcheI continues TO use up
his Sparring partners with regularity
each day Charlie Meyers appeared
again for a brief engagement yesLer-
caE, bat he was as badly punished as
o. his last appearance in the gymna-
stun IOrlet, the heavy weight brother
or Nelson's sparring partner. took on
Lle Montana terror Tor two rounds and
had g 1flculCy in Wearheriug the storm
Aetchel does not mean 10 hit hard.
but that is his usual manner OF attack,
and his sparring partners have 10 suf-
Ter the consequences ketcnel IS nit
ting srrai EhTer than when ne rougnt
here before and fills out the description
OF his friends who saw him fight Papke
and who say that he showed much bet
Ter form than in any OF his fights on
this coast ketchel looks somewhat
above weight al the present time. but
this merely gives him something on
which 70 work in his strenuous train
Kelly is going along quietly at Ala
-netia and he seems 10 have an unusual
amount OF commence. As ne witnessed
the hght at Milwaukee he knows what
20 expect when he faces the Montana
man IN the ring Freddie Welsh. the
English lightweight. has promised 10
put on the gloves with Kelly tOmor-
row afternoon IN the Chicago man s
training camp at Alameda Welsh is
clever. and despite the disparity in
their size. the boxing should be inter
esting 70 witness
WELSH WATCHES PROMOTERS
welsh is Keeping IN close touch with all the
promoters IN this district and II viii not Be
surprising II be secures a match Jack Gleason
has him IN view fOr match next month ans
Oo6roth is also figuring how be csn put hin
On 70 adTantaEe.
KAUFMAN IN LINE FOR MATCH
Tie success Of Al Kaufman at Los Angeles
pats hin In line for a match here Terry
EUstztne wouid Ike 70 meet HIN and Is willing
20 back himself with his own money.
HANLON FIGHTS TONIGHT
Eddie Hanlou viii have his chance tonight
e the Irtle pavilion at Oolms when he meets
johnny Murphy in 10 round bout. This
distance should prove long enough 10 develop
8 decisive winner. ss both boys are rush
fnE fighters One OF the features aof the pro
gran OF four fights viii he the appearance
of San Nelson. Alex Greggians' pFotege. Neb
sol Is a Lightweight and his teacher predicts
that before smother year he viii be challenging
hts dis1inEU shed nETnesake for the lightweight
title. Al the fighters VIII weigh IN at O'Clock
tonight a. Corbet-'s
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
PoRTLAND IL, OAkLAND 1

PORTLAND, July 24.-The Beavers
waited all week TO get a chance at un-
lucky Dellar and landed on him for
Johnson got two three baggers, scor-
ing four runs. Graney pitched a great
game and until he eased up in the
ninth Oakland had only four hits and
had not had man beyond second
base. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Nelson
Rounds Makes Four
Seattle Selections
BY j. r.. JEFFERy

First race-AIl Alone, CobIeskflI,
Maud MEG.
Second race-Toupee, The Sui
ton. TaYora.
Third race-ListoweI, PhiIIis-
tina. Achieve.
Fourth race-Stanley Fay,
GIoriO, Poggs.
Fifth .ace-Fantastic, Eve
bright Edwin Gum.
Sixth race-Variefies, Nassa.
COnfessoF.
Seventh race-Fair Fagot, Cap
tain Burnett, Tonic.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Garry Gets Revenge
ON Sand Crabs
SPECIAL DIsPArcH 10 rHE CALL

SANTA CRUZ. July 24-The third
game of the series resulted in another
defeat for the Sand Crabs and il was
Garry, who was released by the local
team and snapped up by Fresno. who
turned the trick by batting in three
runs with his hard hitting. II remained
for Darcy to save the home team from
a blank by his homer over the left
field fence in the fifth. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
AMERICAN AssocIATInN

At Toledo-Toledo-K Kansas City post
poned; rain
At Indianapolis-Indi 4. Min
At Columbus Columbus 3. Mnwau-
kee 1.
At Louisville-Louisville 5. st Paa1I &
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
President Cal Ewing has received TELEGRAM

FItsl1tlt NdI 1"IH9 uAk RECEIVED a Telegram
from the national baseball commission stat
ing that II be can show the evidence which he
says Is in bis possession the Pacific Coast league
VIII be awarded the Seattle franchise az the next
meeting OF the commission 10 October Ewing
adds that he can show even stronger evidence
that the Pacific Coast league was taken adran-
tsge q By the Seattle management after the re-
cent disaster. II Ewing produces his evidence
then Il IS an assured fact that the circuit for
next season VIII include eight cities. as Tacoma
r. clamortng for chance 20 break into the big
organization
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Bernard. Sacrifice hits-Ellfs
Hildebrand, Gray, Oakcs. Dillon. First base
on called balls-on Gray ?. Struck out-By
Gray s, by Henley 4. Double play-Hogan to
Bernard. Time Of game-One hour and 80 min
utes. Umpire-O ConDeIl.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
SAN FRANCISCO VS.. o.kI.xn

ALAMED July 24.-The San Fran
cisco and Oaklands of the state league
will meet tomorrow afternoon at Rec
reation park, game to be called at 8
o'clock. The same mines will DIav San
day afternoon. when the game will be-
gin at 2:30.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
SANTA CRUZ
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Ssnta Cruz l. Fresno 5. Home
balls-0n 7. HOag 2. Hit by pitched ball-kpu-
Hedy. Mott. Struck OUt-By 7. Hoag 2 By
Baum 3. Left on bases-Santa Cruz 3. Fresno s.
First base on errors-FresnO 1. Time OF game
hour and 20 minutes. Umpire-MOore.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
Eleventh. Victory
to Chicago Cubs
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago at Brooklyn.
Pittsburg AZ New York
Cincinnati az Boston
Sc. Louis at PhilEdei1hia-
AMERICAN LEAGUE
New York at Detroit.
Boston at Cleveland
Philadelphia az Chicago.
WashinEeon az Sc. Icufs
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
RICHARD EXPECTED TOO
MLCH FROM RAILROADS

Hicksrd did his best 10 carry out
hfS part Ia arranging the fight. said
Britt yesterday. He expected too much
from the railroads. as, while the regu-
lar fare is SIS. he expected 10 get q
. rate. The Nevada Northern would
not agree 10 this. We then went 10
salt Lake and the best rate We could
get was sl8.10. Rickard would have
accepted tnis had he been able to in
duce the Ely Townsite, a corporation
controlling big interests in the mining
camp. 10 put UP $4,000 Of the purse.
Tlis the officials would not do. and he
reluctantly called the match OF He
gave me an order for the $1,000 for
1eit he put up IN the hands Of John
clark in this city.
'lf the match is made for Admission
Gay Nelson viii be back here in ample
rme 10 train. he is spending a few
DAYS iu Colorado on his way TO Chicago,
where he goes 10 attend a big banquet
rendered him by the Danish society.
Ee would leave Chicago the first week
iu august and would probably stop
over m New Mexico for a few days
shooting. 7 feel the match-is assured,
as CoIrorl can undoubtedly offer Cans
terms which viii prove acceptable 10
him. Cans has never been in position
20 dictate terms IN recent years, so
rhar it will not be a new experience
20 him now 10 accept the terms OF a
promoter"
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25

----. ---= pictures were not taken Britt
tells. with great gusto. OF seeing some
take pictures Of the fight which were
displayed at salt Lake and drew great
crowds The makers Of the pictures
rad taken the accounts Of the fight and
had incorporated the various incidents
IN a series OF pictures posed by boxers
made up 10 look like Cans and Nelson.
The boxers We're fairly well repro
uuced. but Referee Jack Welsh would
nor have recognized himself in the per
son or the man who posed as referee
or the fight The intention of Cofroth
= 70 have pictures taken next time. as
he feels that no matter what may be
tne outcome Ot the tight they would
be 2 great attraction.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
National League

BROOKLYN. July 24--Chicago won an II IN
ming 10 victory from Brooklyn here. score.
r. H. e
Chicago --.--................ o.
DlloA1yn
Batteries-Pfeister and Moran: Wilhelm and
Bergen. Umpire-Rigler.
NEW YORK. July 24.-The score was to In
favor OF the home club. all the tallies being made
In the first inning Score:
R. H. e
flttse1fs .----s-- .--.--.s-..-
lNeN = j
Batteries-Willis and GibsOrs Wiltse and Bres-
nahan- Umpires-klem and Emslie.
BOSTON. July e4.-Cincinnati won the openiux
game OF the eastern trip. Score.
r H e
DAncllud1
Boston e . q =
Batteries-Spade. Kane and Mclean: DOrner
and Graham. Umpire-Rudderham-
PHILADELPHIA. July observation-disclosures
Louis game called 0H in the third Inning; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-25
American League

CLEVELAND, July "A. = Detroit defeated
Cleveland 20 0. Errors gave Detroit Us arst
two runs. while Crswford-s home run was re-
sPensiole for the next two. Score
R. H. r.
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Batteries-Joss and y. Clarke. Summers and
Schmidt