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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1909-07-15

ne next morning.
Then. to prevent any action Of the
whites. the Indians went to an aban-
doned school house. borrowed a table,
. chair. paper and pencil from . set
tier. and got down to work.
Judge Backus, a. states attorney,
saw that everything was done in due
legal form. The county was organ
lied by Commissioners Bettelyoun and
Colombo. both Indians. Townsites
were declared. 4 county seat selected.
. committee appointed to prepare for
the construction Of school houses. a
court house and other public buildings
and arrangements to call an election
for the voting Of bonds for the pur-
pose Of raising money with which to
pay for these Improvements. Aud the
committee was composed entirely OF
Indians.
80 expeditiously did the Indians
transact the business that the meet
Ing was adjourned before the whites
discovered that they had been out
Witted and all the Indians seated.
Then there was ~"gnashing Of teeth"
bat nothing could be done.
Now the Indians nay they win p,rr-
4clpate - III elections held in those
countiea which have been carved from
49, - a. -xa-a
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Jack Johnson Arrested in
Oakland for Speeding

OAKLAND. Aug. 29.-Jack Johnson.
the heavy weight pugilistic champion
Of the world. was arrested late last
night by a policeman half his size at
seventh and Wood streets. The fight
er's automobile had just arrived from
salt Lake. and Johnson. with a few
CHOSEN admirers. was cutting corners
sharply and scorching through crowded
streets.
Pafrolman crumpton. who did not
xnoyv his victim. arrested the pugilist
md accepted s25 bail. which he sent
Is the station. Johnson, who had been
crested here previously fer speeding.
drove TO the police station and charged.
before Desk Sergeant Wood, that the
noiice were discriminating against him
because Of his color.
The sergeant informed Johnson that
IL he appeared in the police court to-
morrow part Of the SIS would be re-
turned the usual fine being SO. These
tidings made Johnson's eyes glisten.
III / get any OF my money back he
said jubilantly, 1T viii be the first
time in my life. and 1 viii buy two
boxes Of cigars for the Oakland police"
Then the pugilist clambered into his
Suto and returned 70 West Oakland.
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Vernon 2, Seals l

San Francisco lost one of the tough
est game of the season in the morning
on the transbay diamond. It came about
through a fluke in the seventh round.
with the Seals leading, ! to 0. One
man was down whenA Martinke drew a
pass. Coy came through with safe
swat, and a passed ball by Nick VIII
Iiams advanced both. Haley tried to
get away with the hit and run game.
but was called out on a hunted third
strike, which caused a roar in the
bleachers. Brown started a slow one
to second, and Mohler was waiting for
it. But the ball hit a pebble, bounced
over Mothers shoulder and both men
registered. This sealed San Francisco
doom.
The Seals got their lonesome tally
in the sixth, and with two men down at
that Bodie waited for the bad ones
and Melchoir beat an infeld hit. Red
Davis came on with nice drive into
center, which Bodie beat home by dint
OF hard sprinting.
Both Eastley and Willett pitched
grand ball throughout. and EastIey had
a shade on the southern twfrler till
that hard luck hit of Browns bounded
away from Mohler in the seventh and
grabbed his game. The crowd was
strong for Vernon throughout. The
Oakland rooters did not hesitate to
stand up. toss their hats in the air and
yell their hardest for Hap IIogan's
tossers. The score:
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Kaufman Opens
Up Before Big
COIma Crowd
Johnson Makes Speech and
!: Boxes With Bob Armstrong
al the ChufeS

: Al. kaufman reported on the job at
aI55letts near Colma yesterday and
gave the fight fans their first glimpse
: Of him since he was seen in action
here nearly two years ago. The sturdy
blacksmith put in a busy day of it,
" considering that he was fresh from his
long sojourn at the springs. He worked
better than his admirers ever saw him
work in the past and incidentally, he
boosted his stock several points.
T. or sparring partners Kaufman has
Joe Willis. rhe light heavy weight who
= Is TO box Young Peter Jackson before
the North End club next month. and
Jack CordelI. once one of the best light
% weights in the local division. Both OF
them ar shifty chaps and well suited
10 Kaufman's particular style.
The husky blacksmith went three
. rounds with each of them yesterday
afternoon before big crowd. His eX-
,pected arrival had been announced IN
COlma. South San Francisco and all
the way stations, and the result was
]tbat. every friend IN these localities was
there to see the blacksmith do his turn.
. Kaufman weighs in the neighborhood
of PIG pounds. To the surprise of all
those present Al displayed far more
speed and cleverness than he was wont
to show in the past. He was ever
ready with his left jab. and the way ne
shot il into the faces of his opponents
surprised everybody. They We're all
ready to take a vote that Kaufman is
Becoming at least awkwardly clever.
r.. It was hard TO get a line on the big
fellows movements from his bouts with
either OF the smaller men. He had
tkem so far outclassed in size and
weight that nobody seemed able 10
size him up right Al is not man VINO 10
can show off so artistIcally as can his
next opponent, Jack Johnson, and
whenever le does anything II gen
orally is on the square.
= Kaufman hopes to cevelop speed for
his next tight. He has never shown
any Of this in the past. He is in grand
Is IA pc. and II he fights as he figures 70
fight, he should make the big smoke
travel fast around the ring
- johnson was the best they had at
& the new Chutes yesterday afternoon
and evening. All the other acts. clever
as they We're. had to be sidetracked for
-she time being when the record break
e&hg crowd learned that the big black
= champion was about TO make his first
public championship appearance in this
i city.
When the crowd called for a
Speech. johnson modestly stated that
lie expected to beat kaufman here on
September 8 and Barry IN Los Angeles
during the latter part Of the month
He wound up with q reference TO JEFF,
aad said that he hoped the undefeated
champion would see his way clear to
engage in ring combat with him
ToIlnson seemed 10 make a hit with
his quiet manner Of speech There
was nothing boastfuI about him and
he seemed TO be playing for the good
.:v-fIl Of the crowd He gave nice,
clever exhibition with the towering
Armstrong and showed the spectators
:aU- his famous blows, including his
great left. his right uppercut and his
right swing.
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TrOtters to Meet in $35,OOO
Handicap at ReadVille

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s.-Today at the
Readville, Mass. track a big field of
trotters will start for the $4,000 hand
leap, at a mile and half, misnamed
the American Derby 1t Is likely that Of
the So entrants half or more will be on
hand as the big purse is so divided that
is horses will get money out OF the
race.
The original scratch horse, Uhlan, will
not start, which makes Sonoma Girl
and San Francisco the scratch horses
While on public form Sonoma Girl
and San Francisco are the best. it may
happen that their speed Will cut little
figure, as with the track in front OF
them fun of horses they may be unable
to get through when they reach the
body of horses.
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third and stole. Mohler advanced him
with an cut, short to first. Tenant
registered the run by singing into
right field and Bodie followed with
two sacker which fell among the in
habitants of the left field bleachers.
Melchoir was right in line with the
other boys and bingled past first, regis
tering Tenant. 1t looked like dozen
runs for the Seals with Breckenridge
in the box, but Hogan removed him IN
a twinkling and substituted Hit me
southpaw quickly struck Berry out and
caused McArdle TO produce an easy ny
TO left that ended the era of Seal pros
perity.
Vernon got right on the job in the
second frame. Willis failed to cover
the bag properly on Haley's grounder TO
Tenant. Haley started for SECOND and
got to third on Berry's wild peg. Brown
came through with pretty bingle past
short at this critical period and Haley
registered.
SCORE Is TIED
In the next inning Vernon made II
deadlock. Bernard lifted two sacker
against the right field fence. Willis
was unsteady for the moment and
heaved one which got past Berry, Civ
ing Bernard the third sack. Martinke
sent him in with a rafting single into
left garden.
san Francisco saved a rally for the
fifth inning, and this won the game
After Mohler and Tenant had sue
cumbed to the twisters of the southpaw
Bodie lifted a two sacker into center.
Nick Williams was sent in to bat for
Melchoir and he responded with
pretty drive over the head of Devereaux
Bodie had to sprint, but he got in just
in time to save the day
The game was one of those old time
rough and ready struggles, with each
team doing good, bad and indifferent
work in every inning. San Francisco
had a bit more luck than Vernon and
TO this can be attributed the victory.
The score:
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State League
Inyades Local
Baseball Field
Good Crowd Sees Fresno Down
Oakland in a Great
Contest

The State league made its invasion Of
the local field at the Eleventh and Mis-
sion streets grounds yesterday morning
under favorable conditions. There We're
about 1000 fans on the job and they
We're treated to one of those games that
will bring them back again. 1t was a
whirlwind finish with Fresno in The
limelight. With the score l to 0
against them in the ninth the visitors
tied it up and won out in the tenth.
While the grounds were not in the
best shape the players on both teams
pulled off some gilt edge plays which
had the fans cheering. It looked like
Oakland had the game tucked away.
In the ninth the Raisin Growers seemed
TO get wise, to Benny Hendersons of
ferfngs and two hits came over which
melted a run and tied the score
Sehimpff was the big man. Henderson
grooved one over to Fresno's outfielder
and he landed safely on the sphere and
brought home the necessary tally.
The visitors did not stop here, but
they went right on and finished the job
Two more hits in the tenth frame
sealed matters for McDonough's men.
Score:
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tomorrow morning the players who
took The first IS places in the qualify
ing rounds yesterday will enter the first
match round, ever IS holes. for the Del
Monte championship from scratch.
paired as follows:
r. Haynes Us. II. Spens Black: Chaplin Tubbs
vs. vs., Kay mend Horribly; F. D. Frazier George
Nickel; e y. WHITE vs. A. White: F. c. New
ton vs.. J. s. oyster: c. H. Walter vs. W. f.
SarDy; J. a. Felger vs. John Lawson. and
douglas Grant vs. F Fl. 0Keefe.
The second IS viii play the first
match round, over Is holes. tomorrow
morning for the Del Monte cup. with
handIeaps as Indicated by figures in
brackets:
NM; "A j. owen 81 rs. A. S. Lilley 80: ". r.
e1iuar % vs. Colin Stewart (5l: @. R. Parker
i vpce ss'eT WINES Sg ; > 81 Day ~ vs. Cosby
sassr liam 5lsmfera 'el vs. D. r Belden 90 Aes
Wrenn 10 vs. p. w SeIby tJl.
The third IS are paired as follows:
X. IL Hay Chapman go vs.. A. II. Keeney
" X; 81 Eyre GU -. T. d. Hewitt 90; G.
KANE 90 IS. Frank Griffith ca: r. NJ Loeser
- vs. Guy Cochran ca: y H. Higgins f0l ~
Hunt t2l " Il. Croker "a vs. B. H. Farr "a.
The fourth 16 are made up of those
who took places 40 to 81 and are paired
and handicapped as follows:
T. 4 Johnston (0l vs.. J. NJ. O'Keefe (3l: c.
= =. Bylnsson ca vs. W. Gring co; Maurice Dors
7. B. Easland lS1: E. A. Gilbert "a Is IS nj
Bradea a.; c. A. BeIden 90 vs.. W. Carson
81: W Cracker ca vs.. f. L. Eyre (6): o. d.
Alkire 81 y. G. 5. Garrit a.
Where two players having the same
handicaps are matched they will play
from scratch. Where handicaps differ
the small Will be subtraeted from the
larger, the weaker player receiving the
difference.
The second match play rounds. also
over Is holes, in all four fights. will be
played tomorrow afternoon. and the
seminal rounds on Tuesday morning.
Inc qualifying round, over IS holes.
medal score. of the competition for the
Del Monte cup for women will be played
Tuesday morning
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Del Monte Golf
Record for l8
Holes Broken
George Smith First in Open
Competition With 65 for
the Round
by Arthur InkersIey
GSseeisl Dispatch 10 The CAN

tSeecisi Dispatch to The Call
DEL MONTE. Aug. 2s.-Thirteen pro-
fessicnal golfers. each paired with an
amateur. took part in an open compe-
tition over s6 holes of>medaI play on
the links here today. playing IS holes
in the morning and 1S in the afternoon.
A prize fund of s2s5 was divided as
follows: First. 500; second. $50; third.
$40; fourth, $50; fifth, SEQ: sixth. s20.
and for best score over IS holes. SIS.
George Smith of Claremont won first
prize and the award for the best IS.
John Black of the San Francisco golf
club took second. with Mcdonald smith
OF Claremont third. Jim" Melville OF
Del Monte and J. Smith OF San Rafael
tied for fourth place and T W. Bradley
OF the Preside golf club sixth.
George Smiths So for the first IS
hoies establishes a record for the Del
Monte links, as also does his score of
loo for two rounds Alex Bell and John
Biack made a round in 50 each in the
morning, and Jim Melville went around
IN 50 in the afternoon. W. F. CARLY OF
the Ciaremont country club turned in
l4t, the best score among the amateurs.
The table follows:
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Gun Club Holds Last Shoot
At Ingleside Grounds

The members of the Golden Gate gun
club bid a formal farewell to the old
Ingleside trap shooting grounds yes
terday with picnic and live pigeon
shoot
+ The program arranged by the club
officials called for race at Is birds,
To be followed by one at 10 birds or
more. but the light attendance of
shooters made change in the sched-
ME necessary. and two events at l5
birds each followed by purse shoots
constituted the days sport
The first two races brought 13
shooters TO the firing line. and the only
straight score was made by ". Price,
who erased every pigeon that left
. the traps in the second contest Lester
. Prior. KerrisOn and Z. J. Murphy
erased il Of the allotted Is birds in
the first two events. and in the open
ing race Forster hit every one of his
pigeons. but had the hard luck Of los
ing one that dropped dead out Of
bounds.
The following is a summary of the
scores:
First. race, Is birds. 80 yards rise-L.
Prior. Hoeile. Kerrison, Forster. Muir
ply. "A: Ashcroft, Murdoch, Webb. 10;
Thomas, Holling, y; Haughwout. Sal
amina, II. Rink. 10.
second race. Is birds-w. Price, Is;
L. Prior. Kerrison, Webb. Murphy. Ash
croft. Thomas, "A; Holling, 10; Rink.
y: Potter. Salamina, Iverson. II;
Faulkner. s.
Ina u bird race Holling and Nauman
made straight scores, Ashcroft and
KIeveshal grassed II, while Prior and
Thomas killed 10 and Faulkner and
Doctor Bodkin accounted for 9 each
Next Sunday the California wing
club holds it's final shoot and a three
CAV blue rock and live bird tourna-
nent. commencing September II. will
mark the closing of the Ingleside
grounds.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

tstnte League.
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Oakland 3, Sacramento .

SACRAMENTO, Aug 29.-Oakland
punched hits on Ehman in the fourth
inning today. scoring two runs. In
the eighth La Longe's wild throw and a
hit gave Oakland another run Sacra-
mento put one man across in the eighth.
principally because of Ehman's daring
work on the bases.
In the ninth, with two men gone and
two strikes on Doyle a rally started
and three men singled successfully.
filing the bases. Then Ehman walked
and forced Doyle home, but Shinn
struck out. though Wigs was clearly
in the air. Score:
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Seals Barely Get by
On Lonesome Victory
Fifth Inning Rally Puts Vernon to the Bad
After Fight to the Finish
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

San Fneco baseball honor about saved yesterday This IS
anybody else saved by the seventh and
deciding the the had
third base This kind OF but is all that
the Seals combination of luck and chilly atmosphere
saved They the
which
Vernon triumphed
TAKE
Seals made
when they Zed bingle
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IN DUAL ATHLETIC MEET
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Aug. 29.-In connec-
ton with the Native Sons celebration
here there IS to b8a dual athletic meet
between the Santa Rosa and Alameda.
high schools. The COMMITTEES OF ar
engagements announces that 900 water
melons will be cut at the feast OF Po-
mona. which will be a feature of the
afternoon. and several tons of fruit Will
be distributed
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moss WINS BRoADswoRD CoNTEsq

SAN JOSE, Aug. 2s.-Duncan c. Ross.
campion broadswordsman, successfully
defended his title in contest at Luna
park today with Corporal Harry Hagan.
cavalryman, before a crowd of 1000
people Hagan was badly slashed sew
eral times on the arms during the early
part Of the fight, and the combat was
stopped once to staunch the How of
blood.
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OAKLAND


Two base hits-Joyee. Burns Kelley Sacrifice
hits-McHale, Henderson. Sheehan (2l Joyce.
Funck First base on called balls-Of Hender-
son 1, of Loucks 2. Struck out-By Henderson
8. by Loucks 2. Hit by pitched ball-Tracey.
Double plays-Henderson TO NeaIon; Schimpf to
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Oaks Win Afternoon Game

Oakland won the afternoon contest
on the Grove street ground by a score
of to 2. A couple of miscues counted
for some of Oakland's runs. Moskiman
twirled nice game for the visitors
and the Raisin Growers had but little
success with his twisters Score.
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san FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two runs and s hits on Breckenridge In Is
inning: runs and hits of Willis In inn
ings Credit victory to Henley; charge defeat
TO Breckenridge. Two base hits-Bodie ,,
Bernard Henley. First base called halls
OF Hit l. Struck out-By Henley A. by Hit
G. Hit BY pitched ball-Davis by Breckenridge.
Brown by Henley. McArdle by Hit Double
pIays-MelchoIr to Berry. Brown 10 DevereaHx
Ia Brown TO Haley. Passed ball-Berry. Time
OF gaue-One hour and 20 minutes. EMPIRES
AIc(5reevy and Mccarthy.
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SACRAMENTO
IS AND HITS BY INNINGs
srAIMARY

hit-Raymer. Sacrifice hifs-Cameron DaT-
ringer, Wigs. First base on called balls--Off
Ehunan l. OF Wigs 8. Struck out-By Gilman
l. by Wigs g. Double play-Raymer to Myers
Time of game-i hour and 30 minutes. TN
pire--Irwin.
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Stockton 20, Sacramento OIL

STOCKTON, Aug. 29-Each team was
shut out today, Stockton winning the
first game , to and Sacramento the
afternoon battle 1 to by scoring in
the last inning on a fiuke play. Score:
MORNING GAME
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY I
SUMMARY


Stolen bases-Daley Wheeler Two base nit
Wheeler. Sacrifice hits-Tozer and Goodwin
First base on called balls-On Garrett 8 Struck
out--By Garrett |, by Tozer L. Double play
J. Smith to Wheeler Umpires-Toman and Van
Haltren. Time of game hour and 20 minutes
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
STTAIMARY

Two base hit-Burns. Sacrifice hits-McHaIe.
Sheehan, Nealon l2l, Kelley, Joyce. First base
called baIls-0f Moskiman 2. Struck out
BY Moskiman 2. Double play-Jones TO Francks.
Time of game hour and % minutes. Umpire
-Ainorn
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Detroit Downs New York While
Athletics Get Away With
the Browns
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, Aug 29.-Detroit mixed six hits
with two errors and pass in the first two in
score: r. II. L.
D De. u. ...----.....--...... 0
1ttk
Batteries-Donovan and schmidt: Manning
Sweeney and Klenow.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 2s-PhiIadeIphia defeated
St. Louis without much difficulty today. Score:
r. II. e.
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. IL o
Batteries Bender and Thomas: waddell, Gra-
ham and Stephens.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2e.-chicago defeated Wash
R. H. E.
| N NJ 10. .--.......--...
Batteries-walsh and owens: johnson. Smith
and Street.
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At Columbus-Columbus 4, Indianapolis IL.
At Tcledo-Toledo 2, Louisville 3.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Kansas City 0.
zee G. Second game-St. Paul o. Milwaukee 4.
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sACRAMENTo
runs AND HITS BY INNINGS


Two base hit-Hackett. Stolen base-Murrav
Sacrifice hits-LAcey, Trippett Waters Struck
out-By Durham Z. First base on called balls
on Trippett 1. Hit by pitched ball--Afiler
First base on error-Stockton l. Double plavs
rarrigan unassisted. Keller to Curtis to Cartl
gan. Time Of game-l hour and IS minutes
Umpire-H Harper.
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Basehits ......o 0 1 /
SUMMARY

San Francisco 80 0 0 OIL
Basehits ..~....0 0 2 0 1-6
SUMMARY
Two base hits-AIelehor, Williams Sacrifice
nllIS-Mohler Haley. First base on called
balismon wiIlett 8. off Eastley & Struck out
b BY Willett :. by Eastley I. Hit by pitched
oah-Coy. Double plays-AIohler to McArdIe
to t. Tenant. Willet to Haley. Passed ball
lillanls Time of game hour and so min
ntes- Cmpires-McGreevy and Mccarthy.
Los Angeles Ia, Portland SO
Les ANGELES, Aug. 29.-After Port
iand had Won the morning game to l
Los Angeles sailed In this afternoon
ana shut the northerners out to 0.
me game gave Tozer his ninth straight
victory in the box and the Angels their
NTH straight series.
Iozer's work was ma gnificent. He
allowed only six hits and six Portland
ers got 10 first, but no farther. On
the other hand, Garrett couldn't settle
down Tor two or three innings and filed
the bases in the first, which, coupled
win bunch of errors, gave Los An
eeies TOUR runs and the game. Scores.
M0RyTNc- c..xr
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SIlAIAIARY

Sacrifice hits-Hackett, Keller Hoag First
base on or-Sacramento L. First base on
called bals-on Strieklett /. of Hoag 9.
Double plays-Waters to Farrell TO Van Buren,
Curtis to Keller Carrigan. Struck out-By
Strickett i. Innings ptched-By Strickiett S.
by Hoag 8. Time of ganle-I hour and l6
minutes. Umpire-Harper
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PORTLAND
Runs AND HITS nv INNINcs
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Cooney. Two base htt-Mc-
: S i Sacrifice hits-ort %. cooney co.
stolen bases-Cooney. Olson. Wheeler Johnson
Urt, carson. First base ON called balls-Off
Carson 2, on Hatch 1. Struck out-By Carson
3 by Hatch l. Double plays-Carson to Fisher
70 johnson. Wheeler TO Delmas. Wild spitch-
Carson. Hit by pitched baI-Fisher. Cooney.
SDeas, ort. Time of game hour and s. min,
utes. Umpres-Toman and Van Haltrep
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Vernon 2, San Francisco 1.
San Francisco 3. Vernon I.
Portland 8, Los Angeles i.
Los Angeles 4. Portland o.
Oakland 3, Sacramento 2.
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RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 2, Oakland 4.
Oakland 3, Fresno 2.
stockton 2, Sacramento o.
Sacramento I, stockton 0.