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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1908-03-10

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The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Amateurs Swap and
Block Waiiops

The air was fun of gloves at Dream
land pavilion last night, when the
second monthly show Of the new
Dreamland club was pulled off before
a large audience, which yelled itself
hoarse at the eight pairs OF fighters
OF various weights who furnished as
lively q pugiiistic show as the local
fans have feasted their eyes upon IN
many a moon Though there was only
one knockout all the boys showed a
Willingness TO wade in and mix il
while the going was in order, so the
fans were glad they showed.
Sam Nelson, a lightweight from the
San Francisco club. who won the main
event from Soldier Joe Postill in three
rounds, was the class of the night. He
has two good hands, hits from any po-
sition and measures his punches like
& veteran of many mills He gave the
soldier an unmercifuI beating and had
him all ready for the stretcher when
the mill ended.
Johnny Ahearn and Phil Mcclure.
two bantams, furnished the HveIiest
four rounds of the night. Mcclure
seemed to have the better of the mill
ing ct the end OF the third. but the
judges ordered an extra round, in
which Ahearn did all the work He
was overlooked, however, and the YER
dict awarded the other man, amid the
yells OF disapprovaI of the house
Russell Brabant. fair haired
butcher Lad with a chappy like pose,
lost TO Gus Miller, husky Greek, in
four rounds. The butcher boy was all
but slowed away nsny times, but he
invariably came back and stung his
man with hard rights. He was too
frau TO go the route. however, and lost
Tom Hennessy, another south ender,
had too much class for Louis Jacomi.
and won handily at the end of the
third.
The other fights resulted as follows. :.
Joe Leonard knocked out Joe Truman
in two rounds; Spider Roach out
pointed jim Bruzzio in three rounds;
Ed Marion made Max Nelson quit in
one round. and Al Mcfarland out
boxed Matt Mattson In four rounds
Frank Schuler refereed all the fights
to the satisfaction OF the crowd
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Gossip of the Track

Handicapped Nathanson has provided an espe-
cizlly attractive card for today's racing at
Emery-ilie and there undoubtedly win be 3 big
Turnout Of lovers Of thc sport The season has
oaiy one week 70 and Il NAV be ex-
pected that the few remaining opportunities TO
taken advantage Of By the local racing public
The Memorial handicap. and one-sixteenth
miles. and the Newark handicap, Eve and q half
furleags. will be the features of the program.
and both Of these events have attracted entry
lists that insure capital contests.
Beissco. year old By Solitaire -Headfover
has proved such disappointment since William
Walker acquired him at Arcadia last winter in
q trade for Ella True that Walker gave the
horse away to a friend yesterday with the stipu-
Istion that he should not again be raced. Walker
has blown il much more fn betting on the
horse than the animal was wor-h
The horse belonging TO Johpson & Dodson and
T. Smith win leave EmeryviIIe for Butte today
Stuart Polk win leave for the same place in a
day or two
Jockey Fischer resumed riding yesterday after
a layoE Of several weeks account of sickness
contracted in reducing. He could do no lighter
than Joe.
F. w Barr came out Of his recent race sone-
what sore. but IL is thought that there viii
BE no permanent tlI efscts and that the horss
VIII continue TO race
william cshin was utterly at loss to ac-
count for Ysda's deficiency in early speed He
had $500 bet down On his horse
Jockey McIntyre yesterday landed two winners.
which has come 20 be an everyday feat of his
OF late.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
I NO Runs in the First Inning
TGkc Al Fight Out of
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS or GAMES
By ". J. SIatfery

AFTER the Angels had assaiIed the
orerings OF Pitcher Deilar OF the oaks
Tor q pair OF runs in the opening
inning OF the game yesterday Il
vas Joke Oakland never before
showed more plainly its inability 10 GO
on and do some good when the other
team torges ahead az the outset The
entire gang seemed content TO play a
sort Of mocha nical game after that
time and apparently no effort was
made 20 switch the tide OF victory The
hnish was 10 1 and IL showed just
about how the teams played ball
oakes. the first man up. hit safely.
and Wheeler went out second 10 first
Then the slsmming commenced Cap
Dillon, Jud Smith and Brashear all
hammered the leather for two sackers
ano a pair OF runs was put over with
lightning rapidity- Had not Dillon and
smith been nailed trying ~ stretch
their hits into triples il is no knowing
hen the slaughter would have ended
Right or the spot the OakIanders
lost whatever lighting spirit they
brought 70 ths grounds with them
Those two runs which the Angels had
put over in Jig time looked like g mil
lion 70 Van Haltren and his squad
They did get a run in the second and
they could have gotten q couple more
IN the fourth. but they seemed per
fectly weIi satisfied 10 let things slide
along as they We're sliding, so that
ended IL
After sneaking over their third tally
tn the second the Angels kept quiet and
did no more good till the ninth Then
everything that Deilar tossed over the
pan looked as big as a balloon 10 Los
Angeles The bombardment was re-
sumed. hits from the bats Of Wheeler,
Randolph and Ellis and a base on balls
and an error netting three more Il
might have been 80 had not Dillon
lined hot one right into the hands of
Esgan- who easily doubled up Cakes al
third The Commuters as usual fell
down one TIVE three IN their final turn
at the bat
Red Randolph pitched good base
bali-Eood enough 70 score a shutout
against most any team under ordinary
conditions The work behind him was
fest, Dillon giving a marvellous exhi-
bitfoB OF picking OF the high ones
and digging the low ones out ofsthe
ground DelmaS made the only error
on the Angel side. heaTing one so low
IN the eighth that Il took Dillon on the
bag.
The Iistless spirit which the Com
nUters displayed took all the interest
out OF the game in the very first inning.
Dellar did the best he could. but he
never seemed able 70 stop the Angels
when they got a line on what he was
feeding them Invariably one hit was
followed by two or three more, which
were always good for couple of runs
The score
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
TWenfy-four Hour
Auto Contest
By K. K. PHommedieu

The first "a hour auto event ever
held in this section of California will
be started today at D. m. from
course beginning at San Leandro and
finishing up at the sans place. The
public and the automobile enthusiasts
have commenced to consider what this
endurance test means. Under or
diHary touring conditions to put car
through for this length Of time would
mean quite feat It would be quite
a strain on the driver, which under the
present circumstances is greatly in
creased, as 1t is a competitive contest.
The nerve wracking strain of handling
a car perfectly, knowing that any mis-
take In Judgment Will cost the henors
of a perfect score, adds much to the
tension of handling car. To
all this is added the menotony OF
the same road. The event as
an exhibition OF skill in driving is the
greatest that has been held up to the
present time In this vicinity, and will
more than pay those interested in the
motor car TO make a trip to the course
Another demonstration, that is not
scheduled, but which Is q great factor
In this contest, will be the showing
made by the tires. The constant wear
and tear on this part OF the automobile
will go to show, to great extent. the
great advance that has been made in
this source of expense to the owner.
Clara county automobile club. has become the
exner OF Winton Six-Teen-Six- This In itself
Is distinction. but what makes the fact all the
more notable n that this is the 6rst sx cylinder
to be taken into santa Clara county. Poihemus
has Accomplished many tours In HIS other ca
which was four cylinder Winton. and he is now
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
ConieyGivesWolga
Lively Battle

RACINE. Wis. May 2S.-Ad Wolgast
ran up against one of the hottest bat
ties Of his career tonight when he met
Frank ConIsy. in an eight round bout
Wolgast was working from the start
10 the finish OF the fight. but he was
unable to get sufficient lead TO warrant
his receiving the decision. II looked
as though il would be Wolgast's up to
the eighth round. when Conley evened
things by fierce infghting. conley
went into the ring weighing only 116
pounds, seven pounds under Wolgast.
Wolgast seemed too sure of a vic
tory. Conley. however. received the
most punishment
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Olympic Trials on
Marshall Field

CHICAGO. May 3s.-The Olympic
trials of the western colleges were
held on Marshall field at the Univer-
sity of Chicago today. The ground was
not in first class condition because of
the recent heavy rains. and the field OF
athletes was not large.
The winners were:
100 meter dash-Hamilton. Chicago Ashlssfc
association Time III 1-5.
1.5oo meter run-Lisnbody. unattached. Chi
eago Time. All 80.
10 meter hurdle-sarreis. Chicago athletic
association Time. 10 4J.
Running high iamp-Pattersoa. Chicago att-
iefic association. Height. feet 11Is inches
Pole vault-Jacohs, University OF Chicago, IL
feet inches
500 meter run-Ramay. Chicago athletic as-
socia tion. Time. 1.5l.
Discus throw-Burreuzhs. Chicago athletic
association. 132 feet 5-s inches
2eo meter Fun-Hamilton, Chicago athletic as
sociatisn. Time. 80 SO.
400 meter run-Aerram. University OF Chi
cago. Time. 40 3-5.
Five mile rHn-Amor. First regiment, Cit
cagO. Time. q
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
FAST FIELDING BY SEALS

PORTLAND. May 2s.-Fielding By
the San Francisco team that bordered
on the sensational prevented Portland
pulling out 3 winning run until the
twelfth inning today. Three times the
local team was shut out Of run when il
was all but made by fast double plays.
Willis was literally hit throughout the
innings he pitched. but his weakness
was discounted by his teammates
work in the field Groom held the visit
ors down until the eighth inning, but
they made UP FOR lost time then and
tied the score. Pinnance, who took
Groom's place. was not hit once. Score:
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One Worlds Record Is Equded and Two
Intercollegiate Marks Are Broken

Third heat-Won by Shaw. Dartmouth: second.
Taleott. Cornell; third. King. Yale. Time.
rs 10 King of Yale and Requardt of Cornell
are the third men 10 qualify for the semifnais.
Shaws time Of 10 I-5 breaks the intercollegiate re
record OF rs 25 and equals the worlds record OF
:i5 Is. both held by A. c. Kraenzlein. the
former PenusyIvsnia hurdIer The record will
stand If the track measurement IS found correct.
The 40 yard race was run in two heats the
frst three men in each heat qualifying for the
40 yard run: First heat-won by Atlee.
aerrihew. Harvard Tine, sos.
Second beat-won by Taylor. Penns-lvania:
Second Desildng, Harvard; third. Henrie.
Shctput, five to qualify for finals tomorrow
Won bv kruegef, Swsrthmere. "a feet: second.
Bangs Harvard. 4s feet i inch: third, Little.
Harvard. = feet - inch, hffh, Buhrnan. Yale.
Al feet IL ! inches.
The 220 rsrd hurdle was run IN four heats the
first aud seeoad man in each heat qualifying for
the semihnals tomorrow
30 ysFd hurdles First hest-won By Howe,
Tale; second Garner, Harvard. Time. 1888.
Second heat-won by Robinson. Yale. second.
Requsrdt, Cornell. Time. -3 45
Third heat-Won BY Cook. Cornell; second,
Fourth hest-won By Shaw. Dartmouth; sec
ond. Hsrtranft Pennsylvania. Time. rs 2-5
for the finals: Pope. Harvard, S feet sta inches:
Palmes- Dartmouth: Summers. Harvard, Har-
wood. HarFard; and NewberrF. Pennsylvania,
22e yard dash-Run In four heats the srst and
second men IN each heat qualifying for the semi
finals:
First heat-Won by Lsmontague. Yale: second
Hanley, Dartmouth Time. 80 3-5.
Second heat-won BY Whitman, Pennsylvania:
second, Gamble. Princeton. Tina. 30 %
Third heat-Won by Cartmen Pennsylvania;
Second. Cary. Yale. Time. 20 4-5.
Fourth heat-Won BY Sherman Dartmouth:
second. Blumer. Harvard Time. - 2-5.
Hammer throw-The following Eve men quail
fled for the finRi: Peat Cornell l55 feet afS
inches; Barker. Cornell. 14T feet 21S inches:
Horr. Syracuse. 145 feet inch: Hooker. Cornell
l42 feet inches: FoIwell, Pennsylvania 1879
feet inches.
Broad Jump-Ths following five quslifed for
the final: Cook. Cornell. 21 feet liz inches
ConaoFs. PRINCETON. 81 feet IL inches, TaIcott
21 feet inches; Sherman, Dartmouth. Il feet
"A inches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Decoration Day Sports

RACING-EmeryviIle race course. Memo
rial handicap. Mile and . sixteenth.
rAcETING-Twenty-th annual regatta
Corinthian yacht club over the chan
nel course. Start IL M, Meiygs
wharf.
San Francisco yacht club race to
Vallejo and return. Start q. m,
Sausalito.
.ATHLETICS-Forty-s annual games
y of the caledonian club, Shell Mound
park.
DHIvING-Park amateur driving club
races on the speedway, ! 80 .. N.
San Francisco driving club, At VAL
leio. Special boats from this city.
BAsEBALL-pacifa Coast league, Oakland
VS.. Los Angeles at Oakland. lo:le
u. m; at Recreation park 2:3e ,. m.
AuToMoBILE-Twenty-f hour endur-
ance run, San Leandro triangle. Start
p, m.
MoToRCYCLING-san Francisco motocycis
club. in 500 mile endurance nun to
Auburn and return. Start q. m,
Oakland pier.
TENErS-wcmens championship of San
Francisco, Golden Cate park courts,
.. m.
BoXIEG-Kyle Whitney vs.. Dick Sullivan.
at Vallejo: IS rounds,
Phil Brock vs. Fred Welsh, at Los
Angsies; Is rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

PHILADELPHIA. May 29.-One of
two intercollegiate records were broken
in the preliminary trials of the annual
intercollegiate championships. which
were held this afternoon on Franklin
field With the pick of the college sth-
letes of the east participating today's
events were Of a high order. and to-
nlorrow's finals promise record per
formsnces
The best performance of the day was
the equaling of the worlds record of
Is Is seconds in the I20 yard hurdle
race BY A B. Shaw of Dartmouth.
Besides shaw's record a feature OF
the day was the remarksbie work of
the pole vaulters. No less than four
men-Dray, Nelson and Gilbert, all OF
Yale, and Cook of CorneII-broke the
intercollegiate record of IL feet 11&
inches. held by Dray. Summary:
In the trial heats of the 100 yard dssh the
first and second men qualified for the finals to-
morrow.
Montague. Yale; second, Blumer, Harvard. Time.
second hsst-won by Sherman. Dartmouth;
second lockwood. Harvard Time, II.
Third heat-Woa by Nhitham. Pennsylvania;
seSoad. Gamble. Princeton, Time. 10 l-5:
second sL'9 carFsy. Ysie. 7 lime, ae no i5 ~
The half nile IN three heats, the first
three men in each heat qualifying for the anal
tomorrow.
Half miie: First heat-Vvoz BY Frsneb. Cor
nell second. Jones Pennsylvania: third kirkas-
SET Yale Time. 200 3-5.
secoud heat-Won by Beck. Pennsylvania: SEQ
oud. Frsnyz. Princeton; third. Coe, Michigan.
Tine. 2:n0 is.
Thiri heat-won by White. Amherst: second.
Hsyaes. Columbia; third, Boyle. Pennsylrenia.
Tine. 200 So
The 10 yard hurdle run in three heats
the first and second men in each heat and the
third man in the two fastest hests quslifring for
the semifnSlS.
I20 yard hurdle. First hest-w0n By Howe
Yale: seeCst Hubert Michigan; third, Mason,
Harvard. Tine rs As.
Second heat-won By Robbins. Yale; second.
Rand Harvard; third. Reqnardt, Cornell. Time,
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30

Standing high jump-Holmes. unattached. Chi
cago. Height. feet
Standing broad Jump-Holmes- uusttzched.
Chicago Distance. 10 feet. Ca inches.
Runaing broad jump-Irons. Chicago athletic
association Distance. p feet. Ga inches.
Hop. step and iump-Brennan. MzrcueSts col
lege. Distance. 45 feet A.. inches.
Hammer thr0w-Burro1zhs- Chicago athlete
sssociation- Dfstsaee. $50 feet. inches.
Shot put-G4rTels. Chicago athletic sssocis-
ton Distance 45 feet. ~ inches.
Discus throz. .-sS az Athens't-Gar--Is cnf-
esso athletic association Distance. 112 feet
IL inches.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
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In other disease
than Blood particle iusidious virus
= ne euon and SO thoroughly connate the blood
disease Usually the hrst ncui6cau
neease glands n the groin SWELL hair and copper
spots appear on the body
the assa q nuaa1s the sufferer
into the neun forcing pace tie
poison and making this fluid fresh The I'M
as the
s. snd continues until Of the disease
ooo ana me copletey particle
Poason M Tor ue outbeaks after puged purified
on tue
wee desired fee TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA GA
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Colin Improves and
May Race Today
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK, May 2s.-The follow
ing statement of Collins condition was
sent out tonight By De Courcey Forbes,
keenes agent.
The injury to Colin which was at first
thought 10 be in the bowling of the tendons of
both forelegs. turns out, In the belief of James
Rowe. his trainer. and Di. McCuIly the veter-
mary. 10 have been caused either hy stepping on
stone or in hole, resulting in g violent
wrench There is and has been 40 soreness in
either leg and the horse has never taken lame
step the swelling having subsided as suddenIy
as IL came His tendons perfectly straight
In view Of tie interest and the attachment
OF the pHohc for Colin and the sympa thy SO
feelingly expressed. Mr.. Keeae wishes to let
everybody know OF the great Improvement in
the horse. and that not only does he hope now
that Colin will again, hut that IL he
passes the final examination to be made By
Dr. McCuIlJ and Mr.. Rowe tomorrow morning
and II does not rain, he may run for the Bel
mont stake.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Resfigouche Makes a
Worlds Record

BELMONT PARK, y. Y. Nav ga
Restigouche, a stable mate of Colin.
brought a sop of comfort to James r.
Keene for the loss of his champion
by winning the New Rochelle handicap.
The big black geiding never looked
better or felt more like running than
he did IN this event and he hung up
a worlds record for the seven and
half furlongs course by running the
distance is 81 1-5. The former mark
of 1872 was held jointly by Welbourne,
made at Belmont Park in 1906, and by
Dainty. run In similar time at Oakland.
Restigouche could have won much
more easily than he did. His physical
condition was perfect and his black
coat fairly glistened. He carried more
than he did during the early days of
the Aqueduct meeting, when he beat
Jack Atkin, and in appearance was
100 per cent better than at any period
this year.
At all stages of the race he was
under q stout pull and ne led from
start to finish. RiaIto held second
place until the turn for home, where
beat him out for second and third
honors.
Summary:
TIRsT RACE-seIHng. 8. 600 added:
Odds. Horse. Weight ana locker. Fin.
92-Rara Avis. 116 tE- Dugsnl ..........-.
1o-l-Chaplet, 1O7 tNotterl -.....--......-.
i-1-Aimee C. 100 iMnssravei ....-.-.. 8
Time, 1:2s. Banyah. Crack Shot, Cornceb, He
Knows finished as named.
SECOND RACES. 900 added. four and half
furiongs, straight:
Odds Horse, weisht and Jockey. Fir,
7-I-yoodoo. ia iffarnerl .......-....... ?
1-5-Edwsrd, ILL., tNotterl rl--.....-....-..--.
i Time. 80. Niger Baby, Sun Dance, Garland.
The Robin ]. y. Frye, Hillside. finished as
THIRD RAcE-seluns. $1,000 added. one
Odds Horse. weight and Jockey Fin.
2-1-Tommy waddeli ia lMussravel....-.. 2
n-5-Pretensioa. III u. Leel l.-.-....---... 3
Time, l:3s as. Crafty. Teaeress, finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-The New Rochelle handicap.
81 500 added. seven and half furiongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
1-1-Restigouehe, 107 iSotterl- ............. i
1o-1-Rockstone. eS Garner ..-.--.----..-.
Time. Isl sS. RiaIfs. Rfieman. 6nished as $
named.
PIFTH -steepiechase $1,000 added.
about two miles;
Odds Horse. weight and Jockey Fin
Skiing Castle. 14o tDupeei i..-.-........
I2-1-Bettie Lsndon, 13s fCrombleyD ...--...- 2
f2-I-Fauquier, 14e tMorandal ............ 5
Time. 4:o4. Rye Boy. Marx Gumberts, I'm
SIXTH RACE. handicap, $1,000 added one
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin
s-5-Earl g. JOG fMusgravel. /
12-1-Tenancy by Courtesy. 1os tGiIbertl.-. .
Time, 1:4e. Antaeus. D'Arkle. finished as
named
Torbelino. winner of the second race
today, is owned by Adolph Spreckels.
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PRIZE SHOOT OF RIFLE CLUB

PALO ALTO. MAY 2s.-The grand
prize shoot OF the PaIo Alto ride club.
at which IL will distribute $500 worth
Of prizes. will be held Sunday, many
visiting Ezrksmen from outside cities
being present for the competition
Clubs from Sacramento. Oakland. San
Francisco. Berkeley. San Jose ana
Wrights will be represented by their
best marksmen.
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MISS BISHOP STILL CHAMPION

Of Bridgeport retains the women's golf cham
pienship Of the Metropolitan district. She de-
fezted Miss l. W. CsilAn OF Orange. y. J.. IN
the finals today by 8 up and S to play. Miss
Bishop was tn the lead throughout the entire
PLAY today she reached the turn in 48 strokes.
with up ever Miss Csilsn. and then fock four
snots IN succession, ending the match
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
Jack See. CalifornI.

Charles s. Aiken contributes a nu-
morous poem under this title to the
June Sunset. The verses tell the story
Of the adventures ashore OF two able
seamen from Admiral Evans feet
There are some capital accompanies
sketches by Frank KettleweH-
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-30
OAKLAND
SUAIMARY

Two bsse bffs-DHlOn. BraShear. Jud Smith.
Nsn Haltren. ". Hogan Els Sacrifice hits
Lewis Wheeler DiIl0u. Il. Hogan Randolph
Delmss. First baSe called 0aiis-On Ran
dolph g. OF DeIIar 3 Struck ouf--By Randolph
= Double plzTs-Smifh 10 Wheeler to Dillon:
Eagzn 70 Altman. Time ~ game hour and
s5 MINUTES. Um9ire-Perriue-
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BANTAM RITTER Ixu,-pru

SPOKANE, May q. -Heine Ritter, the eIerer
Nike Butler to fsht Johnnie eoulon It s;n;rif
Lake, July Z, for the championship beptam
weight honors OF the world viii not b> shse to
meet Couion on that date Ritter was Dnred
beneath the body OF carriage which was cvvr-
turned last night and broke his hin bons.
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Quaker Nationals
Shut Out Boston
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

PHILADELPHIA. May 29-The Philaaelphia
Nationals returned home today and By hitting
three OF Bostou's pitchers hard. while MeQuilien
vas mystery 10 the visitors, won. to O..
Score:
r.. H E.
BOSTON .-----.------.-.. ,
PhiIsdelphiz ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS r5 ,
Batteries-foang, Ferguson Pfeiffer ana Bow
erman; Graham. McQuillen Doom and lack
litsch- Umpire-o'Dar-
PITTsBURG. May 2s-Cincinnati took III.
arst game Of the series from Pittsharg. 3 to l.
Score:
R. H. e
rit ritIsourg -----..---.-..-..--..... 2
Batteries-wIfIis Gamnitz and Gibson: Camp
bell and Schlei- Unpire-Emslis.
ST. LOUIS. May 2s.-Pifeher Raymond brokp
up today's game with Chicago in the esevent Ia
inning by hitting timely single TO left bringing
home the run needed TO win, TO 3. Score.
r. II. T.
chiesgo. -..--..-...-....---. III /
ST. Leuis ...-.-.--....4 IL I
Batteries-Lundsren Brown and King. Kar-
ger, Raymond and Ludwig. Umpires-KIem and
Jobnstone.
BROOKLYN. May 2s.-Donovan-s team re-
turned from its western trip today and was shut
cut by New York Score:
ys ,,eN lvlA. -----.--..--
DI0Sziyn -----.-.--..... U q
Observation-Disclosures and Needhsm: Rucker
aud Bergen. Umpire-Rigler and Rudderham.
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~rfMtfAR' J

struck ouf-By Groom ,. by Willis 8. BY Pin
Groom s. OF Willis Z. on Jones 1. Two base
hits-Ezlldebrsnd. Dsnzig. Williams Double
rlsre--Wfliis to Berry to Williams t23 Zeider
- Williams Melcholr 10 Berry. Sserifee hits
Rrau t3l johnson. CASEY. Rsftery. Cooney f2l.
Neicneir 1lcArdle- Passed bails-Whslen f2l.
Rerrr FIRST hase on errors-Portland . Left
or hases-Portiand il, San Franchises 5. Innings
pltched-By Groom & By Pfnaance T. by willis
y b. Jpnes e. Base hffs-Dn Groom 4. OF VIII
IS a. 0r Janes 2 Time II game hours and
- nlir,itee Tmpire-0' 'Cquucll.