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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-06
BouLERs MAKE coon SCORES

SALT LAKE CITY. May 5.--The total
score made in three games by Salt
OF the Seattle bowling tournament was
.S26. The total for the first game was
80. the second s94 and the third 922
Individual scores were as follows. Peter
Quinn. 5f2. Fred Laurier. All; John
Burt, 52-; Andrew Anderson. 632; Albert
PieFpont 626.
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TROUT FOR REMOTE STREAMS
TSpecial Diseatch 10 The Call

STOCKTON, May Sc. A yoglesang.
FISH and game commissioner has just
completed a tour of the San joaquin
valley, during which he was in search
of barren waters into which trout
could be planted. In Kings, Tulare and
Fresno courties there are remote
streams which are suited for the plant
ing of trout. and a number of water
ways will be made the scene of trout
distribution soon.
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MEETINGs-speeIai

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the society and hoard OF trustees Of the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the office
Of the home. SW. corner Pine and Pierce SITS,
San Francisco. on WEDNESDAY, May Il.
1909, at p. m. for the purpose Of electing
a board of managers and board OF trustees
TO serve for the ensuing year and for transac-
tion OF such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Mrs. James Ava Watt. secretarr.
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FORMER TRorTING QUEEN DIES

PHILADELPHIA. May 5--Sunol.
2.eSh the former queen Of the trotting
turf, died yesterday at Newton Square
a.. where she was on a breeding farm.
Sunol was foaled in 1885 at the Palo
Alto, California stock farm OF Sena-
LOT Leland Stanford, her sire being
Electioneer.
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Intermountain League

SALT LAKE CIIT, May Salt Lake
evened the score with Helena today by
winning, to /. Both pitchers were
strong. and despite a cold wind the
playing was almost faultless. Score:
r. II. E.
Helene .,....-..-........ ! Z 2
. b Batteries.J. Thomas and c. Tomas;
Annis and Whaling. Umpire-Carney.
BOISE, Idaho. May 5.-Timely and
effective hitting on the part OF Boise
won today's game froh Butte. Score:
r. III. E.
Boise ............-. Il s
Butte ....-.-.-.-- -,r.-..-s.. 5 s
Batteries = Gardner and Shea; Nc
Adams and Gardner.
OAKLAND WHEELMEN's BOXING
OAKLAND, May 5.-The Oakland
wheeimen will give a boxing show
Thursday evening at Armory hall,
Twentieth street near Telegraph ave
nue., offering four six round numbers
and five four round events. Monte At
tel and Jockey Bennett Of Sacra-
mento viii supply the main affair, a
six round contest
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WILL JOIN TIE cUBs-NeB York, May g.
Pitcher HiRgibbothsm OF fhe ST. Louis Nationals
WI becone member of the Chicago Cubs.
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Northwest League

SEATTLE, May 5.-Seattle won from
Aberdeen by a score of to 0 today in
the fastest and most cleyerIy played
game of the season. Score:
Aberdeen 4
Batteries-Allen and Shea; Starkell
and O'Brien.
VANCOUVER. B. c., May 5.-Portland
could do nothing with Gilligan today
an error by Quigley preventing a shut
out, while Guyn was hammered hard
The locals fell on Guyn in the fifth. and
two home runs. an error and two sin
gies accounted for five runs. Score:
r. Fl. E.
vancouver 8 /
Batter.es-Gnyn Csrnes and Murray:
Troeh, Gilligan and Brooks.
SPOKANE, May 5.-Spokane slaugh-
tered Samuels today and made eight
hits good for Is bases and nine runs
Killilay was invincible until his team
got far in the lead Score:
R. H. E.
i acOIna ---.-.
spokane ---.-..,... ~ IL .
Batteries-Samuels, Ward and KEEL
lackey; Killilay and Ostdieck
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REFUSED. RErNsrArEMENT-N

Nav 5.-rhe board Of review Of the National
trotting association today refused TO reinstate
the mare Lillian S. alias Minnie Silver, which
was expelled An application made by A.
W. Snyder Of Globe, Ariz.
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SANGERMAN TAKES
STAKE FROM A
FAST FIELD
Jim Sweeney's Entry Has No
Trouble in Disp0sing of
Fast Entries

Jim Sweeney. the veteran greyhound
owner. put over Sangerman in the
Class stake yesterday. The clever son
of Rocker reached the final last week.
and divided honors with Carmel in the
final His showing yesterday was SEN
sational as he took the measure of
some of the f1eetest dogs on the coast.
Sangernan defeated Roman Money
handily in the first round. and went
on and beat other dogs in the sue
ceeding rounds. In the final Sweeney's S
entry took the measure of George Shar-
mans crack Walla Walla- Carmel and
Sepoy reached the seminal round
after showing form.
In the Open stake Name Bell was
again returned a winner. The crack
young daughter of Luxor, which has
been showing great form of late, out
classed her field and in the final she
took the measure of Star Pointer. The
racing throughout the day was good,
but it was q disastrous session for
the form players. In the first round
of the Open stake nearly half of the
card was captured by outsiders.
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By William J. SIattery

.'-- The outlaw California State league
4 und Up the first week OF its career
y Oakland yesterday with two games
good enough for the gods. Before a
crowd which numbered close to 5000
.rhe Oakland team wanoped Santa Cruz
2 TO I IN the afternoon. In the morn
ing combat the men from the city by
the sea went with a rush and took
the Oakland into camp. TO 5, in a
same that fairly tingled with sensa-
tions.
Weighed in the balance. each con-
test was q clean cut baseball Offering.
with the result ever in doubt and the
players giving Up the best they had. No
fan could have asked for more than
the outlaws gave them yesterday. and
consequently the multitude left the
park satisfied that it had been well re-
warded
Both games were rema rkable for
Dzany startling features. During the
progress of the first one Santa Cruz
pulled of great triple play-the first
Qf the season in any league. Jimmy
AicHale, the speedy Oakland outfielder,
broke the ice in the home run column
pF slapplng out two clean bingles Of
tkis type. one in the morning and one
in the afternoon.
The second contest Of the day was
the rubber for the series. each team
. having three to its credit when play
Ing time rolled around. It is needless
70 tell how badly both wanted this
lnal nick in the victorious stick and
81 is also needless TO relate how hard
they battled for il. The best team won
6n
body was satisfied save Bill Devereeux
and he never viii be satisfied.
Benny Henderson pitched a wonder
ful game for the home team-one of
the best OF his career. He kept his
opponents 10 one hit and but for Terry
Mckune's boot and a passed ball by
Busher Burns the Sand Crabs never
would have had smell of the home
riate- However. Dame Fortune never
ceased smiling upon them all day long
and this saved their lives. Score:
Afternoon game
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CATHOLIC SCHOOLS
PREPARE BALL
SCHEDULE
Opening Game of Tournament
to Be Between ST. Peters
and ST. JosepRs Mines
BY viii Scarlet

The baseball tournament to be held
under the auspices of the Catholic
Schools athletic league will begin
Tuesday. April Is. On that date two
prominent league schools. ST. Peters
and st. Joseph's. will engage In the
initial diamond battle for the season.
The games of the San Francisco
branch of the league will take place
on every Tuesday and Saturday from
April 1S to June IT. AS the athletic
activities of the schools are not per-
mitted to infringe on class hours, the
games will be called at 80 o'clock on
the appointed days. The schedule pre-
pared by Brother Alexander, Brother
Josephus and Brother Thomas was Of
ficially adopted at a meeting OF the
board of directors OF the league yes
terday afternoon at ST. James school
AS Thursday. May 20. will be a holi-
day in the Catholic schools double
header of unusual promise will be
played on that date. The grammar de-
partment of Sacred Heart college will
dispute supremacy with st. Charles
school. and afterward the crack teams
of st. Joseph's and ST. James schools
will meet in what looks like one OF
the most hotly contested games Of the
series.
The last game of the schedule will
be between ST. Patrick's school and St
Peters, and will take place June IL
The school winning the San Francisco
tournament will meet the team win
ming the Alameda county tournament
to decide the league championship The
date of this game has not been fixed.
The committee on grounds has Sc
cured the baseball park at Twelfth
and Folsom streets. In order to de-
fray incidental expenses a nominal ad-
mission fee will be charged. Students
of the various schools have the privi-
lege OF securing a season ticket. en-
titling them to admission to all league
games. Season tickets, to be sold at
80 cents. will be on sale in all the
schools in a few days
Following is the official schedule OF
games of the San Francisco branch:
April 13. st. Peters and ST. Joseph's;
April 16, ST. James and st. Patrick's;
April 20. st. Anthony's and Sacred
Heart; April %. st. Charles and st.
Peters, April 81. St. Joseph's and Sa-
cred Heart; April 80, st. Anthony's and
ST. James; May 4, St Patrick's and Sa-
cred Heart: May 6. st. Charles and st.
Joseph's; May IL, St. Patrick's and St.
Anthony's; May 13. Sacred Heart and
st. James; May 1s. St. Peters and St.
Anthony's: May 20. Sacred Heart and
St Charles, st. James and St Joseph s;
May 25, st. Patrick's and st. Charles;
May 27, ST. Peters and Sacred Heart;
June 1, ST. Charles and st. Anthony's;
June 5. ST. Joseph's and st. Patrick's;
June s, st. Peters and St James;
June 10, ST. Anthonys and ST. Joseph's s;
June Is, st. Charles and ST. James
June II, St Peters and St Patrick's-
The schedule OF the Oakland branch
of the league will be drawn up next
Tuesday evening, when delegates from
all the Alameda county parochial
schools will meet at st. Mary's col
lege. Brother Cyril, the secretary OF
the league, will be present
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RACING SITUATION
HOLDS GREATER
PROMISE
Summer Meetings Scheduled
viii Give HorSemen Plenty
of Chance 10 Compete
By J. x. JefeU

So far as summer meetings are coa-
cerned. the racing situation holds out
greater promise than it did month
ago. To compensate for the killing OF
the sport by adverse legislation in sew
eraI sections of the country. other To-
calities are being exploited and new
fields are being developed for the ben
eft of followers of the sport. That
horsemen will be afforded plenty OF
opportunity for pulling down purses for
months to come may be inferred from
the subjoined list of summer meetings
already scheduled:
New York tracks-Dates not yet ON
cially announced. but expected 20 cover
the months of May. June, July, August.
September and October.
Canadian circuit, comprising Toronto.
Hamilton. Montreal. Fort Erie (Buf-
falOl and Windsor (Detroft)-124 days.
commencing May %.
Kentucky tracks. including Lexing
ton. Louisville and Latonia-About 100
days in all, beginning April "a.
Pimlico-Spring and fall meetings.
about 10 days each.
Denver-20 days. with possibility OF
extension TO 80 days. beginning June
10.
Montana circuit. comprising Butte.
Anaconda. Great Falls. Helena and
Missoula-S6 days, beginning July 8.
Salt Lake-S0 days, beginning May /.
Victoria and Vancouver, B. C.-100
days. beginning June 5.
Houston and san Antonio. Tex.-Be-
ginning April 10 and running to June
IS.
Jockey Ross is riding in better form
than any other boy at Emeryville- Ross
captured last weeks saddle honors By
plotting seven of his 20 mounts 70 vic
tory. His nearest competitor was A.
Walsh. who landed five winners. Tap
lin and Scoville, who had been riding
well for several weeks. experienced an
unlocked for slump and made a poor
showing. The riding record OF the
week was as follows:
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Angels and Beauers Battle
With Baseball and Spikes
Feeling Between Members of the Teams
Results in Injury to Several Players

Los ANGELES, April 4-Los An
seles and Portland each won a game
today, the locals winning at Vernon
this morning by a score of to /. and
the visitors defeating the home team
on their own grounds this afternoon,
) to !.
Three or four players were spiked
IN the two games. principally as the
result OF i'll feeling between the mem
bers of the two teams. and almost eul-
minated in a general fight at the
morning game Shortstop Olson Of
Portland was the principal offender
and caused the row during the first
game During this squabble. which
occurred at second base. McCredie
grabbed Wheeler by the throat. Cap
tain Dillon took a hand and there was
a general scuffie. but no blows were
struck and no damage done.
At the afternoon game Olson spiked
Dillon in running 10 first base, Sc
verely injuring the Los Angeles cap
tain, who was compelled TO retire
from the game. Two or three stitches
were taken in Dillon's foot and he was
unable to walk after the game Later
Olson spiked Wheeler, second baseman
Of the local team.
As a result OF the trouble Manager
Berry OF Los Angeles wired President
Ewing of the league tonight protest
ing against Olson Umpire Toman
also wrote full report of the trouble
to Ewing. Scores:
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SEALS WIN SERIES
BY CAPTURING
LAST GAME
Afternoon Matinee Won by Lo-
Gals After Losing Contest
Across tie Bay

Ralph Willis came near being the
whole show during the afternoon matt
nee at Recreation park, and what the
Seals mound artist, assisted by the
company. did to Ed Walters repre-
sentatives from Oakland was a shame.
The Commuters took the finest wallop-
ing they have suffered tlsis season and
their balm was that they won the
morning game. 1t was the opening
Sunday game of the regular season.
and about 5000 persons crowded into
the grand stand bleachers and on the
field.
By getting away with the final game
Longs men took first blood from their
rivals across the pond. It was the
odd game of the series, and the Seals
went after 1T and won it handily
After the fourth inning had passed
it was not necessary to use glasses to
see that the Seals were winners They
liked what the Oakland twirlers of
fered them and they took many rides
on the twists that the Oakland pitch
ers served.
Willis. while he loomed in the spot
light on the mound. also had the cal
cium on him when he stood up at the
rubber. He swung his bat with vigor.
and during his four trips at the plate
he laced out four safe bingles. His
assistance with the willow figured
prominently in the run column.
Boice. who on his first appearance
during the week made such credit
able showing against the Seals, was
treated very harshly. He was no
mystery at any time, and when the
fourth frame had elapsed Pa Van Halt
ren realized this and he called for the
assistance of Johnson.
All pitchers looked alike to the Seals,
for Johnson was appreciated nearly as
much as Boice. He offered his best,
but they were soft for Longs men,
who got after him in the sixth for two
bingles and three hits. The score:
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KIaSSen Wins First HonOrS
With High Scores

OAKLAND, April II. NJ. Klassen,
shooting in the champion class of the
Shellmound pistol and rife club. sur
prised the experts today by carrying
off the honors with scores Of 224
and 222.
In the shoot OF the Maccabee rifles
Colonel C. w. seeley won the scho-
field medal and Sergeant Harry Mac
Alpine annexed the Hall trophy. The
third prize, the Spence trophy, was
taken by Sergeant Sam Gibson.
Following are the scores of the diff
ferent clubs:
Oakland Turner schuetzen section rife scores
II. Wfndmuller 391, T. Mante Bel, B. Brunje
306, II. Loefner 357, ]. A. Stirn 300, C. Adler
2s9, A. Englehardt $50, P. Kulik 296. j. Schmidt
213. r. Harms 1919.
Bullseye scores-Herman windmuller 9. B..
Brunje 81, J. A. stirn "A, A. Englehardt 10e,
p. Kulk 129, F. Mantle 142, R. Harms l6o,
II. Loefner 100
Deutscher Kreiger verein monthly medal
champion class, Lieutenant II. Silberzahn 1888
first class C. Hartman 311; second class. J
Keeberle $685. third class not filled; fourth class,
Charles Adam 210. First best shot, ]. Bender.
~ last best shot. 81. Silberzahn, %; most red
flags, o. Dammer.
Bullseye competition First, II. Hennnger ,
second. Joe Koeberle; third, o. Dammer; fourth.
G. Hartman; fifth, John Bender; sixth, Captain
Kaiser.
Seeley Al. H. MacAlpine 3S. f. u. Finley 36.
Samuel Gibson "a. Charles Munson 33, c. L.
Petersen 81. J. D. KeDnard 81. l.. J. McKsn-
nay 2e A. RekdahI I6, E. v Hollingsworth 13,
George Paselk II.
Shell Mound pistol and rife club rifle scores
Champion class. c. M Henderson POS, 224; H..
wobber 1874, 21S; NJ. W. Housner 2o3 2l5;
r. ]. Fraser 2o5, 1ss; ]. NJ. Klassen 22A, 222.
First class, f. J. Povey 1TS. 2oi; A. Thompson
l62, 1T6; *. o. Kindgren 190 172; Il. Schier-
baum 1870, 1875; A. NJ. Poulsen ia, 1S9; G.. Hol-
stein 102 I72: c. II. often 179, 1874. Second
class r. A. summers lat. 14s; ]. D. Phillips
179, 15e; J. w. Phillips 174, 1s7; H. Loefher
l5e, 100; l. Phillips 15s; Captain G; Larson
1914: J. A. Logue 1853, 21o; F. Mante 149, 100;
G. W. whaley 1s2. le5. Third class, l. Erick-
son i0e as; p Kulik 149, 1885, J. Day 1874, 1s4 !;
L. Suffer lbs, 175; P. Larkin 16e, 1876; W.
Pistol scores-First class, W. A. sebe IS,
"a; F. ]. Povey IA, 70; II. windmuIler 76, 7s;
r. J. Fraser Sc, rs; H. A. Harris 49, So.
Second class, j. a. shrn 50. II; Captain George
Larsen 6s 81; r. A. Summers 70, 20; A. Poul-
sen T6, ST. II. wobber IS, 81; J. Phillips 72,
76; c. w whaiey SO, IA; r. S. Wilson ~, 81.
Third class L. Erickson 40. So; W. Guild 5S,
90; NJ. W. Housner 81. 70; L. R. Murphy 81.
Al; A. H. Ramm IS, 61; 2. Poulsen 49, 30;
A. Henry go, IS.
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y.NpEnBILr WINS ONE RACE

PARIS, April At the Longchamps
racecourse today the Prix des Salons, of
$4,000. at 10 furlongs, was won by M.
Marines L'Inconnu. Bincou was second
and Moulin's La Marche third. w. X.
Yanderbilts Seasick and Northeast were
unplaced.
The Prlx de Fontainbleau, of $4,000,
was won by w. K. Vanderbilt's Nago-
fol- Hertre was second and Mehari
third
NJ Veil Picard's Charmoy won the
Prix de Chevilly. of $4,000, at mile and
seven furiongs. Margarite was second
and Refine dor third W. K. Wander
bits Five O'Clock was unplaced.
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Winged VS. Beat Centurys
By One Point
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO. April 4.-In the greatest
game of football ever seen in this
city the winged VS." eleven today de-
feated the Century club of Oakland by
a score of 6 to 5. After their heavier
opponents had smashed through their
lines for a touchdown in the first half
the local kickers resorted to scientific
a single point. Tony Bianco was the
hero. scoring touchdown on a quar-
ter back sneak and kicking goal.
The game was witnessed by large
the amateur football championship of
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Sports Brevities

PATHFINDER STARTS st. Louis, April 4.
The New York Seattle pathfnding automobile
left here today on its journey. 1t will reach
Kansas City tomorrow
LAToNIA STAKES-Cin Cincinnati, April EN-
tries for the Lafonia jockey club stake will close
April 20. The Latonia derby, the principal
event Of the card, will be worth about $500 to
the winner.
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INDEPENDENTS ARE vIcToRs
TSoeciaI Dispotch to The CALI

SANTA CRUZ, April 4.-The local
Independents and the San Jose Three {
league teams met today, Santa Cruz
winning by a score of 10 TO in game
replete with heavy hitting.
Batteries-Santa Cruz. Luke Smith
and Wilson: San Jose, Robles and Gray
Umpire, Otto.
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Santa Cruz z. Oakland 5

The morning game Will linger long
IN the minds of the 1000 fans who ate
an early breakfast in order to be on
the job. 1t contained more sensa-
tions than are generally crowded into
half dozen contests and nobody could
figure out the winner until the Crabs
pulled off their great triple play in
the fourth inning. This broke the
backbone Of the home team and filled
the hearts of the beschcombers with
fight. Score:
Afternoon game
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Oakland A, Seals 3

In the morning contest before a good
crowd across the bay the Commuters
got on even terms with the Seals by
winning by a 4 to score. Wild Wiggs
was on the firing line for the Oaks. He
did not live up to his usual record of
issuing free passes, but kept the enemy
guessing all the time. The Oaks did
their best work in the fourth, when
they sampled Brownings offerings for
four safe swats, which netted three
runs. The Seals put over two runs in
the fourth inning and another in the
fifth, but they fell one short.
MORNING GAME
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Harkness. Breen (2). Sacrifice hits-GodwIn,
Ort. McCredie. Stolen bases-Olson, Kennedy,
Daley First base on called balls-on Harkness
3, OF Phillips .. Struck out-By Hardness g. by
Phillips T. Double play-Harkness to Kennedy.
Passed ball-Armbruster. Wild pitch-Harkness.
Hit by pitched ball-McCrede. Time OF game
l hour and As minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits--Van Haltren, La Longe. Sac
Lewis Bodie. First base on called balls-Of
Browning l. off Wigs a. Struck out-By
By Browning-Hogan, La Longe. Double plays
Mohler to McArdle, La Longe to Hogan 10
McCay. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
EmnIra--AleCreeYY.
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SAN FRANCISCO
uNs ANp HITS BIZ INNING
SUMMARY

Hits--of Boice S in innings, on Johnson
INNINGS. Runs-of Boice In 4 innings
of johnson in innings. Two base hits
Melchoir 2. Sacrifice hits-Mundorff Boice
First base on called balls-of Boice 2, of
Willis 2. Struck out-By Willis /, by John
son J. Hit by pitcher--McArdle by Boice. Mel
choir by johnson. Double plays-Willis 10
Mohler, Willis to Mundorff to McArdle to Mob
ler. Passed baIl-Thomas. Time Of game
hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Scbimpr (3). Bliss, Kelley,
caffyn Two base hits-House, Kuhn, Gates.
Left on baees-Fresno 5, San Francisco &. Hit
bv pitched baIl-House. Streib. Struck out-By
Bills g. by Gates 1. First base called balls
or Bills 2, of Gates /. Time OF game hours
and minutes. Umpire-McDonald.
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Arcadia Selections

First raee-Pretension, Lee Hnr-
rIs0n III. Redondo.
second raee-The Golden But
terfy, Domifhilda. Lady Paret-
Duke of Bridgewater. Proper.
Fourth raee-Frank Ffittner,
Pedo. Lfvius.
Firth raee-Foree, BeIi OF Brass,
Golden Shore.
sixth race-Strtngency, Med
ding Hannah, Chilla.
Seventh raee-Molesey, Alma
Boy, Albert Star.
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NAPA BALL TEAM WINS
+ Tcoceiol Disoatch TO The Call

NAPA, April 4.-The Napa baseball
team won an interesting game from the
Maxwells this afternoon in the opening
match of the season by score of 4
to 0.
Batteries-Napa, Emerson and Wal
lis; Maxwells, Troy and Husk.
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SAN JOSE
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Pfyl. Gordon Sacrifice hit
Brosdbent Stolen bases-FarreIl, Pfyl, Smith,
Reid CD First base on errors-Stockton, 2;
San Jose .. Left on Dissatisfaction, 10; San
Jose g. First base on called balls-0n Clark,
2: OF Stricklett, 3. Struck out-By Clark, 4;
by Stricklett 4. Double play-Farrell TO Pfyl
Time Of game hour and IS minutes. Um-
pire-Hodson. Scorer-Harlin-
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rI.ArHEAns WIS RAIL GAME

Mill VALLEY. April 4.-Married
businessmen whose homes are un-
blessed by little ones are supeEor 10
the benedicks with families, according
TO the result of the contest between the
Pinheads and Flatheads. two aggrcga-
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-McCredie, Howard. Sacrifice
hits-Briswalter, Olson. 0rt (2l. Stolen bases
Daley Wheeler, johnson. First base on called
balls-On Carson q of Briswalter s. Struck out
BY Carson . By Briswalter 2. Double play
Goodwin 10 Delnas Hit by pitched ball-Arm-
bruster. Time OF game-1 hour and 50 minutes.
Umpire-TomaD.
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tions of welded baseball enthusiasts

tions Of welded baseball enthusiastic
who played on the Boyle park grounds
at Mill Valley this morning. The Flat
heads won by a score of 9 to 4
Those who played on the Flatheac
team were: Buckley, Floyd, Becker
Rowe, McMenomy, Van Norden, Stuart
Morton and Atkinson.
The Pinheads We're: Jones, Asman
Judah, Thompson, Cutting, Brockoff, II
c. Haake. II. Cutting, and Nealons.