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EVENTS on RUNNING TRACKS
Dr., Knapp, Is to /, Wins Fifth Race
at New Orleans.
THREE FAvoRrrEs ARE WINNERS
ran de ORC wins the Fifth Race nj
Emeryvme from Graphite, the
Observation-Disclosures NJ Los
AnaeTcs ms Savannah.

new oHEEANs. Jan. 1a-A heavy track
suited tine fancy ~ the mudlarks at su-
hutban Park TO-DAY and long shots fire.
auentlgA figufed IN the money. Three favor
lies tReps winnera. among them being La
sails, which repeatsa his rood performance
OF Saturday. Dir. sapp. at Ii to /, nosed
out Gift Cole At the finish in the fifth
race. Summaries: r..
First race, qve f~utlongs, selling Peeas-
sIs u0, T. Burns. 4 to. g. won. veneer
dos, II. Burns. i = j third. Time ~
Aianle Lazy Psyche and BEETLE Pirate
SECOND race, purse, five furiongs: Morn
M Light do2. Franklin. Is to u won. Blue
Ea nSa II BIrns' 70 = s tSiTS, T TEet
l:l3st. Nellie Miller, -Taploca, Lady Bate
man and speight also. ran. .S.u.
Thira race PURSE six furlGnssi s Las dis.
+. ea prCsens! . 10 80 S wSn' MInnoietta ddiS,
Battiste. { to y third. Time; 100. Nartehu'
also ran.
Fourth Fso., purse, six tarl2nFsS: A AdssrI
los. Battfste. g to y second. Carney OO4'
Flckens, 4 to u third. Time; f;Hs anne
Donnshue, Or. Nash and Doc Redd also
Fifth race, purse, +year-oIds and TI'
wright. 4 to y second. Ambitious do2, VII
son, 5 TO Il third. Time: 1:l9%. Doroth M
walter McIain and Profitable also ran.
six turionSs: I'd Tracey dos. Pickens. 1 70
81 won. Hugely G07. Battiste, IL to u second
Pat ornus uGS, H. Burns to ~ thi My
Love and Ben Walmsley also ran.
Summaries at santa Anita.
LOS ANGELES, Jan. ~1s.-santa Anita
summaries:
First race. seven furiongs; selling: Ricta
u07. smiling. II to y won, French Cook
,i0T PAGE. 6 to ID second. Guise 0OS, Pow
crs, 20 20 u. third. Time: l:Z3sA. DonsId
MacDonela la Rene Fiindoo' GTnplre ais III,
hoffman. Mr.. Bishop, Provodero' Alien
btrg ana Azo also ran. coo
covers. I to q won, Hflma 8 dGl, Howard,
IS to 5, SECOND, OSWALD B CO., DHssh' n ? 70
PAYNE. Charles ]. Harvey. Counsel j, Credit
Account. Maternus. Phosphorus, Mrs
Frank Hosan and GIegora also ran; r.,
Third race. one mile, selling: Carthage
h0a. McGee, s TO II won. Ct Blmwood Ola
Powers. to Z sscoa4d2 Sran Hat D fda MSasUyi'
Hsrcourt, Mofesey, Critic and Black Mate
Fourth race, one mile, purse: oTbicular
baI65. s 70 n tthird. Time; i:SS%. Edwin T.
IFkTfth rs9e. one mile and three-sixteenths
selling. Lord stanhope doa. Powers. 7 to lol
Tons Ems q % the Mis dos aoI cla sgokf IS to % s. $
third. Time: 2O5b. knight OF Ivanhoe and
sam Bernard also ran.
Sixth race, five furlongs, selling: Esca-
lante do6, DuSan. 10 TO u won. Free knight
the Bear G07. Howsrd, S. 70 y second. old
Settler Cs. Clark, % to third. Time: l;07S
Heavy Trnck at E~meryviile.-
OAKLAND, Jan. Ie.-The track was very
muddy at Fmcryvine today. Graphite was
plunged on TO win the mile and a quarter
race fifth on the card, but Pan de ORC
well supported. led him home In easy style
Summarizes:
EIr.t xao. .v Furion1s nurse. Palo Alto
Ul2, Ross. 0 TO - won. Rosamo Cl2, keogh
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20
where Is the New Countess,

Many women prominent in New York so
cIety would like to know the whereabouts
Of the countess" from Paris who. armed
with letters OF Introduction to influential
women here, arrived at the ST. Regis \
month or so ago. The women to whom she
was introduced have as souvenirs Of the
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

Many little lives nave been saved by
Foley's Honey and Tar, for coughs. colds,
Group and whooping cough. 1t is the only
safe remedy for infants and children as It
contains no opiates or other narcotic drugs,
and children like Foley's Honey and Tar.
Careful mothers keep a bottle in the house.
Refuse substitutes. For sale by all drug.
pists
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Lnndon CONN Frctorr.

LONDON. Ont. Jan. ia-FIre in the
Globe Casket works today caused a loss
estimated at between $4,000 and 500. on.
Nearly 1000 finished collins were destroyed.
The building occupied by the hank OF
Toronto was Quilted, but the books and
records were safely removed.
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tional league again will be made at the
meeting OF the league here next month,
according TO President Murphy Of the
Chicago Cluh.
I'VE ought to appoint Arson supervisor
OF umplres.' said Mr.. Murphy today. He
would give valuable assistance in that
capacity. He gave up the best part OF
his life in the interest Of base ball. 1t
would seem only right 90 have him with
US again
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

The Birmingham Range company took
two games from the Hussie ACorns last
night on the Metropolitan alleys. The
Acorns took the second game by thirty
seven pins. Captain Gernandt OF the Range
company took all honors for his team with
1876 single game and 564 for high three
games. Vaughn had high honors for his
games. Tonight the Omaha Bicycle COM
pany and Luxus will clash. Score:
RIRMINGHAM ANG co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

The Beseins Mixers took two games from
the Borsheim Jewels last night on the
Metropolitan basement alleys. The games
were fast and furious all the way through,
but splits came too often for any big scores.
Rosecraps took high honOrs for the Jewels
with. $50. a good score for a young bowler.
r. w, Schneider took all honors for the
Mixers, with a single game of ISL, and high
three games OF SIS. 4 Score:
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Fortunate Texan.

r. W. Goodloe, Dallas. Tex. found a sure
cure for malaria and hiliousness in Dr.
Kings New Life Pills. Sc. For sale by
BeRton Drug CO.
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LETTER GOLD TOPS.

IN the touble-header the West sides GER
tainly got the lemon last night in the
Omaha league after the Signal Corps
trimmed them for the limit. They tried
mighty hard TO get revenge from the
Swlfts. but made a mistake. Hunter
getting a single game of go, while Yousem
had totals with 549. Score:
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SWIFT

The Signal Corps put the crimps in the
West Sides for the limit last night in the
Omaha league. Captain Yousem says II
he can't win three he don't want any
There were no records broken on elther
team. Tonight Omaha National against
Cudahys. Score:
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RESELINs MINERS.
BoRsHEIM JEWEL.

The Borsheim Jewels won two games
from the Loyal Hotel jewelers. Sunday aft
ernoou on the Metropolitan basement al
leys. Sandie Morrison took all high honors.
Tonight the Borsheim Jewels and Beselin' 5
Aagx - mill plaN Score.
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Pension Propoaed for AnHnn.

/ CHICAGO. Jan. ia proposition TO
I Connecs captain" Adrian G Arson. the
/ old time base ball player, with The Ma
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RAILWAY TIME CARD

MON srATIoN-IoTH AND MASON
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Heavy rnc at EmeryviIIc.-

OAKLAND, Jan. Ie-The track was very
muddy al Encryvme today. Graphite was
plunged on to win the mile and a quarter
race fifth on the card. but Pan de orc.
well supported, led him home In easy style
Summarizes.
First race, SIX furlongs, purse: Palo Alto
ul3, Ross, Q TO u won, Rosano (ll2, keogh,
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-20

Auburn Local ..:......b $50 pm bll;2s am
dsy only. d. Daily except Satcrday.
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ONdls 40
LOYAL T JE'
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-16
RUNS DEAD HEAT TN
RACE WITH
GLARNER
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, May IA picked
team of Olympic club athletes from
San Francisco journeyed to the Mis-
sion town today fer the purpose of af-
fording the local youngsters a tryout
in preparation for the ST Mary meet on
May %. The winged representa-
tives had to extend themselves to get
on the long end of the scoreboard and
the collegians proved a big surprise
the Olmpics only winning by score
OF IS to AS.
In the 100 yard dash Knox. the
Olympic, was caught by four watches
at :09 As. The best race of the day
was the 220 yard dash, Glarner and
Peters lighting every inch of the way
from the pistol to the tape and making
A dead heat of the most spectacular
race ever witnessed on the local track.
In the 440 yard Glarner had to stretch
himself, for young Bronson tagged
foot behind. Knox was the star of
the meet. taking first in all his events.
The relay race was a pretty contest
and hard fought from start TO finish.
100 yard dash-won by Knox, O.: second Geb-
hardt, o.; third. Peters. S. c. Time. 100 40
DO yard dash-won by Peters s. c. and
Glaner. o., dead heat; third, Mullen, s. c.
I Time, %
40 yard run--won by GIarner. o.: second
Bronson. s. c.; third Tooker. o. Time 20 IN
$50 yard race-Non by Maundrell o.: second.
Askam $. C.; third. Scherher. s. G. Time
2.GT ~.
Mile run-Won by MsnndrcI O.: second Cas-.
truccio :. c. third. Hansen, s. C. Time AIS.
DO yard low hufdles-Won by Morgan. S c.
second. Moody. @. Time, 81 %.
TO yard high hurdles-Non by Moody q {.
second. Reams. ; c. third. Afayerle. S. G.
Pole Fault-won 10y Knox. o.: second Nor
gan 5. c.; third, Moody. o. Height il feet G
inches
High jump-won by Kearney, $. c.: second.
Reams. $. g: third, Glarner. o. Height, ) feet
10 inches.
Broad jump-won@ by Knox o.: second.
Reams. :. G.. second; third Donovan s C.
Distance - feet inches
Relay rsce-won by olympic: Knox. Geb-
hardf Moody Giarner. Time. 81
IL pound hammer ihrow-Knox o.. won: see
ond. Doolng. $ C.. third Barry, S. {. Dis
lance i2l feet
Is pound shotpui-Non by Knox o.: second.
Resms. s. C.. third. Barry. $. {. Distance, ~
feet inches
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is STAR
OF CHICAGO
TEAM

MARSHALL FIELD, CHICAGO, May
15.-University of Illinois track team
defeated the University of Chicago in
a hard fought dual meet this after
noon by score of 7s1s to SPY. Twice
during the contest was the score tied.
Crowley of Chicago scored 1874
points by his own unaided efforts. He
was first in the 100 yard hurdles, 220
yard hurdles and the shotput, and was
tied for third in the pole vault.
The high jump, the next to the last
event, yielded points TO the Illinois
total. when Washburn and Richards
tied for first at 5 feet 8 inches. This
impossible for the Maroons to catch
them.
100 yard dash-Pettigrew. Illinois won; Earl.
Chicago, second; Straube. Chicago. third. Time.
10 40.
One mile run-Herrick, Illinois. first: Com
stock. Chicago. second; Carpenter, Chicago,
go yard dash--Pettigrew. Illinois, won; Earl.
Chicago. second; straube, Chicago, third. Time,
40 yard -Hanley Illinois. first Tim
bin, Chicago, second; shugart. Chicago third.
Time, 52 80
land, Illinois. second; Redhed. Illinois, third.
Time, 10:11 1-5
Discus throw-Brundage, Illinois, FIRST Rails
back Illinois. second Macomberg Chicago.
third. Distance. 10 feet inches.
Points-Chicago. SO: Illinois, 80.
Hammer throw worthwine. Chicago. won;
Raislback Illinois second; Macomber. Chicago,
third. Distance 133 feet inches.
Half mile-Roher. Illinois, first; Hanley. Hi
nois, second; Timblin. Chicago third. Time
High jump-Washburn of Illinois and Richards
of Illinois tied for first. Height, feet
inches.
22o yard hurdles-zC Crowley, Chicago first
Time. ~ 3-5
Pole vauIt-Rogers. Chicago. won. Height
II feet 4 inches.
Broad jump-Stephenson illinois, first: Craig
81 feet ga inches
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ATHLETES
LOW Err TWO
RECORDS

ANNAPOLIS, Md. May 15.-The navy
was defeated this afternoon in the dual
field and track meet with Pennsylvania
by a score of 1914 points to S7ls. The
navy felt seriously the loss of Dom
aldson and the lameness of Dalton on
the jumps and hurdles.
Pennsylvania lowered two academy
records. Paul won the two mile run
by so yards in the fast time of 2
minutes SO 1-5 seconds. The record
at the academy was 10 minutes 5 3-5
The other record broken was in the
hammer throw. Coleman, for the visit
ors. scoring $50 feet " inches against
the previous academy record of 121
feet 3 inches.
Summaries:
Half mile run--First Beck. Pennsylvania: sec
ond. smith. Navy; third, Tyson, Pennsylvania.
Time 80 2-5
Both Navy crews defeated Potomscs OF Wash
ington over mile and half course. Time. Navy
varsity. 8 minutes 44s+ seconds; Navy second
crew. minutes SO seconds.
100 yard dash-Carey. Navy. FIRST. Time, 10.
I2o yard hurdle-Harlanft, Pennsylvania, nrst
Time :16.
Hammer throw-coeman Pennsylvania won.
Distance. 100 feet ~ inches.
High jump-Lane and Flanagan OF Pennsyl-
vania tied for first place. feet ~ inches
Two mile run-paul, Pennsylvania. won. Time
3:054
22o yard dash-carey. Navy. first. Time %.
Mile run-paul. Pennsylvania. first Time,
4.S4.
Pole vault-Parker. Pennsylvania first Rob
erts. Navy. second Edwards Navy: Blakeley.
Pennsylvania: Hess. Pennsylvania. tied<for third.
Height 10 feet 10 inches
Broad jump dalton. Navy first: Hon Penn
sylvania. second: jackson. Pennsylvania third
Distance. II feet Inches. Though lust out OF
the hospital Dalton showed great FORM
Summaries OF the track events follow:
Half mile run-Beck. Pennsylvania won: sec
ond. Smith. Navy; third, Tyson Pennsylvania.
Time, Sc 2-J.
10 yard hHrdle-0' Council. Pennsylvania first.
Hartranft Pennsylvania. second Helm Navy
third. Time. :26 % The race was very close
o'Connen winning by foot
Shot put-Pike. Pennsylvania first Flaer
Pennsylvania. second; Niles, Navy third DTs-
tance. 40 feet inches
Quarter mile dash-smith. Navy, FIRST: Newell.
Pennsylvania. second; Brandt. Navy. third.
Time, :os 40.
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SEALS SAVED IN
THE EIGHTH BY
TOMAN
Indicator Man Spells Chances or
Commuters al Crisis by
Bad Decision

Umpire Toman saved the day for
the Seals yesterday. the result being
> to against Oakland. When the
Commuters evinced a real desire In the
eighth inning TO win they had their
sport rudely interrupted by the indi-
Gator man, who retired the side on
very bad decision just as Reidys
men were romping along to what
seemed like certain victory
After Van Haltren had popped out to
NcArdle McCay singled TO right. ID.
Lewis swung nightly. but failed to
connect. Cameron singled past first
and then Hogan started the real eN-
citement Of the game. McArdle
bobbIed his offering and then tried to
neg Cameron at second. Mohler let
the bah get away from him. McCay
scored. while Cameron went to third.
Hogan kept up interest by stealing sec
ond. Murphy drove one down 10 third
and beat il 10 FIRST. but Toman said
no. thus retiring the Oaks as they
seemed certain of at least tying the
score. There were boots front the eN-
cited fans and expostulations from the
Commuters, but Tonlan was hrn.
San Francisco gathered in two runs
that won the game in the fourth inn
ming Tenant was hit by Tonneson
Bodie sacrificed him o his way. Mel
choir stopped the bah with his manly
chest and James Williams drew four
bad ones thus filing the bases. Berry
ballooned to left. McArdle cleared up
the situation by lacing out line drive
which was too hot for Christian, who
calamity stung his hands by going up
after it, Tenant and Melchoir scored
Browning closed the frame with
drive to short.
Except for the lively going in the
eighth Browning had the Commuters
well under control throughout the
game. He famed eight and walked
one. while Tonneson benched three,
passed six and hit two. The game was
witnessed by 2 smaller crowd than
usual as result Of the counter at
traction Of the prize fight. With a
different umpire the oaks should have
made the argument most exciting
one
Eroifov-iner is the sllmnar N.
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INVADERS CHALK
SIX RUNS In Z
INNING
Awful Errors and Mighty Hits
C0nspire TO Defeat the
RaiSin Eaters

OAKLAND, May 15.-Oakland broke
it all up and won its sixteenth victory
out Of the last II games in the second
inning at State league park today
The downtrodden Raisin Eaters We're
the victims again, but to their own
wooden headed playing do the Fresno
men owe the avalanche of six runs
which the Invaders put over in that
spasm After that the winners got
one run and the losers one and the
score ought to have stood at one all in
the ninth.
Moskiman was down in that fatal
period when MeKune dropped Texas
Lacquer back of Kelly at second base
and between the two they let it fa4
safe. Campbell shot a rafting two
sacker past third base and then Kelly
was there with the repeater when
Kennedy popped another in his direc-
ton. lie Brand tapped one to the in
held and Ragan perforated Tracey with
they were fixing it up Campbell and
McKune scored. Then McHale clouted
a mighty home run TO deep left field,
Sheehan followed with q two sacker
to right. Nealon slapped a fast one at
Kruger on third, who forget to tag
the runner, and then did not have
time to catch Nealon at first. Sheehan
scored on an infield miXup and Moski
man made the final out after six tallies
had been registered.
Kuhn made the only mark for Fresno
in the seventh, getting to first on an
error, working his way around to third
and scoring on Bloomfields wild pitch
Red Davis came through with three
sacker in the eighth. but was left on
the base. The element of free hitting
entered largely into the game, home
run. triple and four doubles being
credited to the batters. Kennedys
running one hand catch after a leap
for long fly off Kuhn's bat in the
first was a feature of the game. The
score:
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tween Cans and Nelson last fourth OF
July. 1t was handled in the usual
faultiess way by Promoter Jim Coff-
roth and his retinue. The members of
the fair sex were conspicuous by their
absence, though some half dozen Of
them brayed the day and took a
All the fans must give it to Papke
now He has taken his place in the
front row of championship circle and
ne is clearly entitled to wear the mid
ketchel is unable to come back and
make the required weight. which
seems Very doubtful. It's all Papke
now. He's the latest of the conouerinc.
heroes and they are all trailing him
1t was Bflly's second start in fbfs
city and to say that his showing cleo
trified all who saw him would he mn
ting il so mildly that the incident might
started here was against Ketchel on
Thanksgiving day, and he made a sorry
showing for a champion, taking the
count after III rounds, which were all
But from now on it will be different
Papke will be looked up to. adored al
mired and worshiped by the men who
istic tide He will be cIassed Win
ketchel and his admirers will not rest
easy until they see him in action
Surely, this should furnish them an a
grand ring treat.
THEIR FOURTH BATTLE
Yesterdays battle marked the fourth
in which the men have figured. Two Of
them We're 10 round affairs in Milwau-
kee. One ended in draw and PanIxe
received the decision in the other. Last
December they went 20 rounds in Los
Angeles and Refere Jim Jeffries called
ii draw. though Kelly seemed to have
had the better of the argument
Now there is no question thar
Papke is Kellys master and another
meeting between them does not 6uura
at all. though Kelly says he would like
Very much to get one more chance Ter
Papke go after either I.angforI or
Ketchel. They are the men to give hin,
a battle and not the man whom he dis
posed of so quickly.
The preliminary was a slow 10 round
affair between Charley Reilly of This
city and Jimmy Foley the highly toni
ed youngster from Canada Foley ala
not have thing save the gloves on his
hands and Reilly simply cantered sawav
from him. Had Reilly been Possesses
of a punch he could have fattened his
man in almost any round. but the force
was lacking.
The eather was ideal for an outdoor.
fight. The sun came out nicely shout \
o'clock and there was Just enough Of a
breeze stirring to make ii refreshing
The betting at the ringside was 10 10 Z
in favor of Papke but there were very
few wagers recorded as the fight
looked like tough one to pick before
the crusher was put over by Papke.
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Boosters Dinner Planned
by Olympic Club

The annual boosters dinner OF the
Olympic club will be given at the St
Francis hotel next Saturday evening
at o'clock, and from all indications
II Will be the greatest event of its
kind that the club ever attempted.
Last year some 400 members and in
vited guests gathered around the fes-
tive board, and it is expected that
more than 500 will be present this
time. The invitations were sent out
yesterday morning. and by nightfan so
seats were reserved.
Addresses will be made by all the
prominent clubmen and the architects
and the building committee in charge
of the clubs new home. The commit
tee in charge of the feast is made up
of John A. Kennedy. Frank Spencer.
Andrew Welsh, Al Fritz and George
Tones
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New York Americans Climb Up
Another Notch by Beat
ing Cleveland
STANDING OF rHE CLuBs
National League

PHILADELPHIA. May 15.-Chiesso defeated
Philadelphia today, TO O. The game was
battle between NIoren and Overall until two men
were out in Chicago's half Of the ninth. when
three runs we're scored base on balls 10
Steinfeldt. Honfman's single and doubles by
Tinker and Moran Score.
Philadelphia -----......-..-.......U q
Patients ,,c.o, -;
ran Cmpires-Emslie and O'Day
BOSTON. May 15-AIattern's Witness MN,
manly responsible for the victory which 81
Louis scored over Boston today. TO g. score
:. - X. Fl. r.
Batteries-Sallee and Bresnahan. Matter, and
Smith Umpire-JOhnstone.
NEW YORK. May 15.-cineipuat s.,..+.,
New York, to 4, today. through poor work bv
Schlei. whose Wild throws presented the vfsitors
with the winning runs. Score;
c,,o,u., R. H. f..
S Ssc matt, ----.----.-.-.......... II
Bstteries-Fromme and Mclean: Nmes Raw
mona and SehleL Jmpires-Rigler and TRULY
BROOKLYN. May IJ.-With the score : tn
against them, the Brooklyn team today sue
eeeded in tying the score IN the eighth inning
only TO lose 70 PtttsbUrg when Miller scored his
miro run. with two out. a pass and hits bv
BROOKLYN club protested the game on the gronnfl
that Umpire Klein violated rule 81 in aIIovfn-
Miller to score from first by a wild throw into
the crowd. Score:
D,... R. Fl. E.
r..tsoIs 1890. ..s-...-...-----.-
Batteries-Csmnitz and Gibson Mcintyre and
Bergen Umpires-klem and Kane.
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Northwest League

ABERDE EN-. May 15.-Aberdeen won
the fourth consecutive game from Van
couver today, scoring another | to 0
game. Carr's hit in the last of the
eighth brought one run. 1T was a
pitchers battle in which honors were
even. Score: II. Fl. E.
vancouver ...s.s-..- = . :
Batteries--Hickey and Stanley; Sic
vers and O'Brien.
PORTLAND. May l5.--Tacoma's heavy stick
work in the ninth and the almost invincibse
game pitched by Butler gave Tacoma to
victory over Portland today Notwithstanding
Portland the feature of the game was the
triple play In the eighth by Pinnance, MuIlin
end Casey. Score: r. IL. T..
Tacoma .....-............... > IL
Portland ..,.-...........-... .-.----
Batteries Butler and Bender; Pinnance and
Murray.
SPOKANE. May 1J.-Captain Lynch hit In
the only OF today's game and twice later
In the game STAYED OF certain. defeat for his
team by wonderful running catches. Rush was
batted harder than the score Indicates Score:
r. II. r..
Seattle .............s ! >
Spokane ....... .......... ...5.... &
Batteries Rush and Shea; Jensen and 0st-
dick
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st. James Boys Pile Up
Twenty=One Runs

The st. James nine was an easy win
ner from the st. Charles aggregation
in the c. S. A. L. game Friday. The
victory. however. does not reflect any
great credit upon the topnotchers. who
outweighed their opponents vastly and
did not put up the fielding game that
could be expected OF them.
81 James scored most of their runs
IN the third and ninth innings. getting
six hits and eight runs in each of these
innings Both McGushin and Smith had
the St Charles batters at their mercy
as far as hits were concerned. the
seven runs which they made being
mostly the results of walks.
TANrrS. cSrrrcnr