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Butte. This horse is still the property of /. Tul-
lett, in whose colors he ran his best races here
lsst season. Tullett lost the horse temporarily
oy the selling race process, but regained posses
sion OF him at the first opportunity
William Caine, ". P. Fine and George P. Me
pating in the running events given in connection
with the Oregon state fair at Salem this week.
Their a stables probably viii be raced at other
the winter, but tae Others wlll operate here.
Jockeys Hayes and Buxton have returned from
Seattle and viii enjoy a respite from riding until
the opening of the local season. The only other
Jimmie Mcintyre, both of whom under sus-
pension They are keeping in condition 10 ride
helping DR.. Rowells foreman condition the viii
liams string of yearlings and Mcintyre is gal
Looping the horses of his employer, f. W. Doss.
The mare Annie H. has returned from the
north, and il is likely that she viii be retired
forthwith, having apparently lost what little
form she possessed earlier In her career
J. Psulson. who bought for nominal prices a
was small demand at the Burns & Waterhouse
sale last spring, has the entire band In training
AT the Tanforan track, and win have the more
promising OF the lot ready for the early juvenile
races OF 1903.
The stable of D. A. Ross is expected to reach
]. W. Sehorr. it is reported. will campaign a
stable at EmeTyville this season. Schorr's horses
are now racing on the New York tracks.
r. +. carman has donated the 4 year old
stallion ROsemOunt TO the Canadian national
bureau OF breeding. Rosemount is Of good size
and perfect conformation, and is by Hastings
Lady Rosemary.
Arthur Mcknight will do the starting the
entire Texas circuit. which opened at Austin a
few days ago and viii close al Beaumont De
cember 10.
Congressman Timothy DRY Dollar Sullivan is
furnishing the financial backing for q new track
at New Buffalo, Mich. which meeting of So
20 days is announced to begin October J..
THIS meeting is designed 10 attract patronage
from Chicago from which city it viii be possible
TO reach the new track in about hour. Sheri-
dan Clark will be secretary and manager. z. J..
Camp OF Union Pier, Mich, is president of the
Michigan breeders association, under whose aus
pices the meeting will be conducted. Camp an
nounces that there will be six races daily. with
no purse Of less value than $500 and an open
betting ring with states and booths The pro-
viii be no Interference with the enterprise the
part OF Michigan officials. Betting under the
laws Of Michigan is a misdemeanor, punishable
by fine.
There Is disposition in some quarters to
blame August Belmont chairman OF the New
York jockey club. for seeming lack of effort to
help the cause Of racing in these trying times on
the New York turf.
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Sl-hs ana mas SHOWN some improve
ment Of late.
who is announced as likely TO cam
palgn his stable here next winter. In
any event, he viii ship Live Wire and
though he does not come himself
Albert Simons has announced his in
tention OF shipping Gretna Green
Wooolane and Higginbotham from New
y ork 10 EmeryVille about the first OF
october. Gretna Green and WoOdiane
VIII be nominated literally for all Of
The stakes OF the New California
Selectman and Sufrragette. > year
olds that were disposed of recently at
ne Weeolng out sale OF the James r.
keene stable, were bought for the ac-
count of James Rowe, the Keene train
er who is planning TO bring a good
stable 10 the coast. Rowe will bring
IS family along and spend most of
the winter here, although his duties
rs trainer for the big Keene establish
ment VIII necessitate his return east
before the local season ends.
John Powers. who raced Frank
EIttner here with great success dur
ing the latter part of last season.
~ Gravesend a few days ago and will
ship him 10 the coast with some other
horses that he viii campaign here.
the most formidable racing strings on
the coast. both in respect TO numbers
and quality, has engaged Frank Taylor
Gently for the Patchogue stable of
which ". H Dubois is proprietor, and
IN was under his handling that Charles
Edward and Nealen ran such sparkling
races last season. Uncle, Meelick and
the other Hildreth horses that spent
most OF the summer at Seattle are ex-
pected at Emeryville any day now, ana
the high class horses purchased re-
Gently by Hildreth in the east will
soon be on their way westward.
Word comes from New York that T.
II. Williams eastern stable will leave
for san Francisco Immediately after
the close of the Gravesend meeting
next Saturday. DR.. Rowell, the VIII
fams trainer. has engaged two cars
for the transportation OF the stable
and may be on his way west before
Williams reaches New York Williams
after several pOstpOnements. will
lesVe for the east on today's overland,
and may make brief stop at Chicago
en route.
Biacg whose good showing in his and year
local race gOers is one Of three horses belonging
rn j. 7. Lee & Son that have arrived at Emery
vile. The others Night Deck and Light
y sht year olds that exhibited promising form
ar The Butte meeting. The stable viii be
ns igned throughout The winter and may be rein
forced bT the addition of youngsters from the
Lee breeding establishment in Missouri.
I.szen selling platter than displayed con
sistcnt form in distance races during the early
part Of last season, has reached EmeFyvine from
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National League

NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Before crowd said
10 have been the largest in the history of
baseball, New York took big jump toward
the winning Of the national league pennant by
taxing both games or a double header with
Pittsburg today. Hard hitting by the leaders
was feature Of each contest.
Mathewson pitched a mastery game in the
nrst battle, allowing only five hits and not
In the second game Pittsburg brought its
pats tn rS heavily t into play: scoring four times in
New, York. however, had already rolled up a
Pittsburg's boxmen. Camnitz and Leayer.
Both games were marked by sharp and gen
orally clean fielding. Scores:
First game r.. Fl. E.
SiT Batteries aGss Maddox. Brandon and dD.ou aG
Mathewson, Bresnahan and Needham. Um-
pires-O'Day and Klein.
=, Second game R. Fl. E.
P1ttsburg IL /
Batteries-camnitz. Lever. Vail and Gibson
Umpires-klem and ODay.
PHI PHILApELPHIA. A Sept 1s,Zchieago was
osstsn dss nt in pitchers tic battle which % not de-
scored a run in the third inning on Killings
double. Overalrs sacrifice and siagle's single
The home team was blanked until the eighth,
when errors by Zimmerman and Tinker and
singles by Grant and Titus tied the score. In
the tenth Chicago filed the bases with one out.
but Zimmerman famed and Tinker was put out
trying to steal home With one out in Phila-
delphia's half knabe tripled and scored on
Titus sacrifice fly to Slagle. Score
R. Fl. Z.
Chicago Z 3
HnlIadeipnla Il
Bstteres-0Eerall and king: McQullan and
Jacklitsch, umpires-Johnstone and Emsle.
BOSTON, Sept. 1S.-In heavy hitting aud
poorly played game Cincinnati defeated Boston.
Score: r. H. E.
Cincinnati ..:..................1a IS 2
D15sit BstterIes.Dorner. Mattern. Lindaman and
Smith; Rowan Dubec and Mclean. Umpire
Rigler.
BROOKLYN. Sept. 1s-In today's double
header Brooklyn and ST. Louis broke even. The
second game was called in the seventh inning
on account of darkness. Scores:
First game X. ri. r.
St Louis. .-.......-...-...
B9tteries-Lush and Bliss; Rucker and Dunn.
Umpire-Owens
Second game R. r. E.
ST. Louis. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. o .
Brooklyn OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .
Batteries-SaIlee and Moran; BeI and Farmer
Umpire-Owens-
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San Jose May Enter
Coast League
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SFECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SAN JOSE. Sept. 1S-Secretary A Fl.
Jarman OF the San Jose baseball club
and President T. C. Barnett are up in
arms over decision of the state league
directors sending Hal Chase to Stock
ton without a hearing of the merits
Of the case.
"A proposition to quit the state
league and ask for a coast league fran
chise next year is being considered anx
owners Of the club. but with the fans
as well. The<elub is considering TAX
ing the team out of the state league
Immediately and playing independent
baseball until the winter.
If the coast league proposition Is
taken up, land close TO town and ac-
cessible by cars from all parts of the
county will be purchased for grounds
and stand at an expense Of about
S1S0OO
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Are
Prominent TmfmentOC tOCampaignTheir
Horses HerefO the First Time
By J. K. Jefery

Each day brings additions of prominent eastern
turen who are planning for campaign California
IS evident that there will be number of high class
training the during the coming than
III the history of the sport.
Herman B. Duyea, the New York society man.
OF the latest whose
VIII be shipped to Emeyvile Duryea patron
turf and has fine horses He something
ast ta by paying $4,000 for Strike yearng
marvellous speed IN trial Strike disappointment
when It actual racing but still one of the Duyea
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Nelson Cans Pictures
Will Be Shown

Manager Willus Britt received word
from Chicago yesterday that the NOV
ing pictures of the Nelson-Gans fight
on Admission day had been tried out
there and were a success. Krone's
telegram read:
pictures perfect; exact reproduction
of the fight"
Krone had taken the films east with
the intention of showing them in Chi
cago if they proved to be all right and
word from him was awaited before the
films were put on in this city. AS soon
as his telegram was received yesterday
arrangements were made TO display
the pictures in the Novelty theater next
week. beginning Monday night. Britt
will have personal charge of the exhi-
bition.
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Dugan'S FineRide Wins
for the Squire
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TIE CALL

GRAVESEND. Sept. 1s.-The finish in
the Sea Breeze stake today was ex-
citing and Eddie Dugan was applsuded
for his excellent ride on The Squire.
The California jockey got his mount
of well and made the running until
well into the stretch. There Arasee
drew up on even terms and they fought
IL out TO the wire. Dugan lifting The
Squire IN winner by q head. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-seIlinr year oIds, $500 added,
Eve and half furl0ngs
Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Iawton Virgins, I0I lNotterl ----.----------,
Ragman. - fIorkel- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES :
Time I "a. spelIbound. Intervens, Footpad.
Star Thistle Blsckford. Prudent, Lasata. Che
pontuc. Mr. Jorrocks, Uncie jim, obdurste, fin
lsied named.
SECOND Handicap. all ages, $500
added. one and three slxteenth miles:
Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
MoQuette, leS ishilingl --.-------- :
Pins aud Needles. 80 Sumter -: 5
Time. 200. Monfort. Flavigny, finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-The seabreeze, 81. 800, gear
olds. one mile and a furlong
Horse. Weight and hockey. Fin.
Tie Squire. 100 E. Dugsnl. nl...--.-........... 1
Arasee lO2 Sweet ..--.-.-.-.-.-
Anateus. I0I III Smith. ..-.....-- --...-.-.- 3
Time, I SO %. Black Oak. Frizette. finished
named.
FOURTH RAcE-Hsndicsp, 3 year oids, $500
added about six furiongs;
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
Fort johnson 100 (McCartbyl- -...---..-..-.-.
Deliriun. 20 II. Duganf- nf----------.---------.
Golden Pearl I13 fShiliingl- gl------------------ 3
Time. ] 90 2-5. Creation, Aimbus, StargOwan,
Mazuma finished as named.
FIFTH RACES year olds and upward. sell
ing $500 added one and a half miles:
Juggler. IO7 u. Leel-. 1
M ford. e5 fSweetl- -.--.------.--.
Kid Refrain. 90 Nrai. -----.---------- 3
Tine 2.36. Red Friar hnished fourth
SIXTH RACE-Maiden year olds and up
ward. $500 added. one and sixteenth miles:
Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Duke n Roanoke, 100 ~. DOgsnl.---..--.----
Torenis. 100 III. Smith ...----.-- :
Dixie Gold l09 Mccarthy yl.------.--------..- .
Time go Tennis Putgada Select, Frances
Ray. Alsbams Inheritance. Perkeo. finished as
named
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American League

DETROIT, Sept. Is-Detroit had little
chance TO beat Chesbro making but one hit up
TO the seventh. What chance il had was
thrown away by erratlc fielding and Payne's
poor throwing following two scratch hits in the
fourth inning. Jennings shook Up his fndeld
in the middle Of the game and the team played
stronger thereafter Score: Il. H. +.
DetroiI :------.----- --.--...--.. $
New York ................... 9
Batteries@winter. Willett, Payne and
Schmidt: Cnesbro and Blair.
CHICAGO, Sept 1S.-Washingten was shut
out In hard fought pitchers battle. Score:
r. III. T..
Snlcago .-....---.', ...'-....-....
W asnl0Stou "
BatteriesEwalsh, Shaw and sullivan; John
son and Street.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 1s-Rhoades pitched no
hit game for Cleveland. Score; r. III. e.
Cleveland ................
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LONE OAK PARK WINNERS

SALEM. Sept Is-Results at Lone Oak:
2.Os class consolation pace. 81, ,000-DeIiab
won. Lord Lorelsce second, Bonnie third.
Tine; 2;oI5 u ooo ,.,..a or,.ra won .,on.
Wilkes SECOND Tine. 2.05k. Only two started.
Running. three and a half fUrlonSs. 800
iimber Jim won. Lady second Bill Short
third. Time. .42lz.
Running fre-eigbfhs Of a milc-Stalbins won.
Sslie Goodwin second, May Pink third. Time,
I:02h.
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RESULTS AT JAMESTOWN

JAMESTOWN, Sept. ls.-Summary:
First race. six and q half fBrlongs-HIgh Hat
won. Terror second, Landlord third Time,
- %.
second race six furlOngs-Bergoo won, Martius
eeca,f Ssirram third Time. I:l6 2-s.
Third race, six furlongs-Western Knight won.
Robin Hood second, Incognito third. Time. 1:l0.
FOURTH race one mile-Min0t won Usury sec
ond Laura A third. Time 40.
Fifth race one miie-Albert Star won, Hiacko
second Alauda third. Time, I,42-
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ANAcoNDA PURSE WINNERS

ANACONDA. Mont. September 1s.-Summary;
First race three furlonge-Surio won, Yellow
Foot second Lady MARTINEZ third. Time, :3s.
second race. four furl0ngs-Duke Of Orleans
wen. Kuropatkin second. Queen Caroline third.
Time. 80
Tbird race seven furlongs-Tarp won. Reene
N Second. FIrze third. Time. 1-55-
Fourth race, seven furicngs-Eudora won, Miss
Mas Rowdish second. Western third. Time. 81.
F3fth race one miie-Piquet won. Black Dress
second. Ierida third. Time. l-53A.
sixth race. one mile-Sam Barber won. Lady
Afi-ia second. Silver Heels third Time. 1853 =
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SUMMARY

Runs-Of Loucks 3. off Hardy l. Hits-or
Loucks S. off Hardy f. Three base hit-Oakes.
Two base hits-Hei5mnller Sa1'tIi Wheeler Sacrifice
on called bails-On Hosp g. of Loueks 4. of
Hardy / Struck out-By Hosp l, by Loucks /.
by Hardy I. Double plays-Truesdae to Stat
terry: Loucks to Slattery to La Loage Charge
defeat to Loucks. Time of game hour and As
minutes. Umpires-0' Connell and Perine.
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RIMS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

First base on called balls-0n Berger .. Two
base hit-Danzig. Three base hit-Johnson.
Home run-Melchoir. Sacrifice hits-Cooney,
Johnson Bassey Casey. knsella First base on
errors-San Francisco .. Left on bases-San
Francisco s. Portland 6. Innings pitched-By
Berger 2. by Browning 4 Base hits-0n Berger
2 Off Browning s. Runs-Of Berger 8, or
browning 2 Charge defeat to Berger. Time
of game- hour and 30 minutes. Umplres-
FIyun and Cheyne.
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oDoM TO BRING A STABLE
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALI,

NEW YORK, Sept. 1s.-George odom. who
raced n small stable with success at New Or
MIA Immediately after the finish Of the eastern
racing season. 0dom will take a useful string
to the coast. He will have his fast fillv Trance
Jugger, Nimbus and several horses purchased
at recent sales.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Seals Are Still Sliding
Toward the Cellar

PORTLAND, Sept. 1s.-Portland made it four
straight, shutting out San Francisco until the
ninth inning today. A lucky swing by Melchoir
gave him a home and prevented a white
wash kinsella pitched grand ball and the
Beavers pounded Berger and Browning at will.
Score:
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VIOLATE THE GAME LAWS

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 1s.-R. ID. Strickler was
fined S25 by Justice A. J. Atchison today the
charge of having a spotted fawn skin in his pos
session, while X. Price paid $40 into tis
same court for having been caught hunting with.
out the 81 state license tag.
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POLICEMEN TO HUNT BEAR

OAKLAND. Sept 1S.-Sergeant of Police +,
Brown aud PatrOlmen George Underwood. Dae
Curran and Emigh left this morning for noFthsE3
California by steamship TO Eureka for 10 dar>1
bear and deer shooting. They will stop at .
ranch more than 80 miles northeast OF Eureka.
vicinity.
Boston ..............-......... 3
Batteries-Rhoaees and Bemis; Arellanes and
Donohue.
ST. LOUIS, Sept 1s.-St. Louis defeated
Philadelphia rwice. Early batting gave the To-
Gals the first game. Scores:
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NoRTHMEsT LEAGuE

At Seattle-Seattle o. Tacoma 0.
At Aberdeen-Butte 1, Aberdeen g.
At Vancouver-Vancouyer 3, Spokane 2.
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The orange tree is said to nroduce
about 10000 oranges during its life.
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OAKLAND

*Batted for Lewis in ninth.
ssBatted for Hardy in ninth.
sssBatted for Truesdale in ninth.
PINS AND HIS RY- INNINGS
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AROUND THE CITY

An old colGred man with two heavy
leather boxes on his back was shutting
along tHe street like some pegged-out
Atlas VINO was finding the world entirely
20 hwy for his shoulders. At a corner
he stumped his foot against the curbing
bricks.
As II struck a young white man, sporty
in the stye' of red tie that goes with
cellulOid collar and who was taking life
out:
you've smashed that one all right,
Let's see you drop the other?"
The old fellow paid 10 attention to this
that the fallen box was apparently unin-
jured proceeded to get his burden back
To his shoulders
The sporty young man looked on with
out lending assistance, and each time the
bent shoulders failed to- land the boxes he
hee-hawed like that mule we all know
about-with apologies to the mule. And
when the old man looked around help
iessly for aid il touched the SPORTY young
mans funny bone. and he grlnned as if
he were at show.
Fortunately for Atlas and his twin
worlds. third man came along, but he
happened TO be in touring car and was
guiding his own machine. The sight of
one human being ridculing the misfortune
of another must have decided him to take
a hand in the game, for he slowed up at
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the other women supplied admring COM

the other women supplied admiring COM
ments.
II suppose 1 ought to get some thing
more durable. but
oh, get what becomes YOU It will
be all the same hundred years from
now"
This cheerful philosophy came from the
rose toque woman who was smirking at
her own fine self in ANOTHER triple mirror
Better pay that bill you've been grum-
bling over" suggested the third woman
WHO was dressed as plain as a pipe stem
and whose hat at its newest had never
been what miI!ners call smart.
You old damp blanket, you. What
made you remind me?"
Because you begged me to before pay
day"
'.Oh. well: it won't hurt TO wait an.
other two weeks put in the rose toque
woman.
Say. girls. don't it look as if it was
made for me? / can't buy it, of course
because I've only got ten dollars and
in those long gloves"
Wish l had it to lend you, dear; but
it will take my last cent to get my own
You've always got money, Nance. Lend
her some.''
That's so. Nance" interrupted the rose
toque in gust of eagerness. Let me
have until pay day. I'll pay you
back, honest"
The third woman passed a bill from her
purse to the rose toque. The two pur-
chasers praised each others appearance
and the Nance woman smiled admiringly
at both.
why don't you buy yourself a hat
Nance?" asked the copenhagen chip.
J Laws knows, you need it."
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Reckon l do, but I can't afford 1t I'M

Reckon I do, but I can't afford 1t I'M
ii! they get marked down after Easter.
I'm buying lot.
oh you poor soulr' exclaimed the
syrnpathetic blue chip, who was about to
pay out her last dollar, and:
You poor soul. your varied the rose
toque, who had had to go in debt.
And the funny part OF 1t was That the
plai'.- a-pipe-stem woman looked visit
fully from one to the other, as II she
indorsed thEn both
A yellow car was stopped in front of
the Metropolitan Hotel the afternoon or
the blaze Among the passengers who
raised car windows to watch the excite
ment was woman whose face showed for
fifty years of hard work in mndinS other
peoples affairs. She must have been sat
iSfied with her style of expression, now
ever, for a purple poisoning hat topped
her gray pompadour. and a natty grape
red suit was cut into her figure to show
lines that were spry, if no longer youth
full. And she felt called upon to talk like
sewing machine stitching an endless
seam.
She was not at all satisfied with the
way the firemen were scaling walls and
she was distinctly disappointed because
the. smothers Of smoke putting through
the roof railing showed no sign of a
blaze. She was SO disappointed that she
put her feelings in words:
don't believe there's going to be a
hre or any account, anyhow. after going
TO all the expense of calling out the en-
glnes. aud look at that mile of hose, all
filled with water going to waste"
But the water didn't go to waste for
the hose burst and shot up a Jet of water
that drenched the car and made the giant
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the curb and Joined the old man on the
pavement.
Hello, uncle, What are you trying to
do. and where do you want to tote these
thanked things?"
Atlas recognized the kindness in the
voice, and maybe the southern accent for
he brimmed over with joyful informa-
ton:
de gemm dat gimme de job tole me
to fotc.i EN- to de unyon station, sub"
Not much you don't. Well bundle the
they're heavy weights. In with you, and
we'll get to the station in two switches
of a rams tall
TIE sporty young man came forward
and wanted to help the automobile man
with the boxes. That was where he made
q mistake.
The automobile man merely stopped
long enough to remark:
Clear out"
A childishly happy old Atlas and his
two boxes were put in the car and the
owner whiZzed 1t off like q red and gold
fash.
But before that the sporty young man
had cleared out
Three women were cumming together
in a millinery store. One stood before
a triple mirror, adnliring herself in a
blue chip eartwheel with plunes, and
tons on a toque made of pink roses
growing on grape leaves.
twenty-five dollars is whole heap to
pay out OF my salary" sighed the blue
chip woman, but it's worth the money
to look the way l do. What do you say,
girls?
She turned around for inspection, and