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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-09
Raisin Growers
Annex Series
From Invaders
Benny Henderson Is Subjected
to a Severe Drubbing in
Matinee Performance
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League,

The Raisin Growers bombarded Ben
ny Henderson yesterday afternoon in
manner that was anything but lady
like" and all the girls were sorry for
the rough treatment that was accorded
the big twirler. The visitors seemed to
be full of ginger, and they went into
the ARRAY with plenty of snap and
never stopped during any part of the
contest. oakland's sore feelings were
partly relieved by its victory in the
morning game. Captain McDonough's
bunch played the game for all it's
day afternoons exhibition will make
the southerners hard to beat.
Loucks was again opposed to Hender-
son, and Fresno's iceberg slab artist
was as cool as ever and delivered a
nice assortment. His control was fault
less, and the Oaks did not seem to
have much success in Strengthening out
his curves.
Fresno got off in front in the opening
inning, and the best the Invaders did
thereafter was to tie the score in the
fourth frame. This run only seemed to
muse IIOIo Ire into the IkdlSln GrOW-
ers, for in the very next inning they
started the bombardment on Henderson
and picked off three bingles, which re-
suited in two runs.
The real fireworks occurred In the
sixth, when they opened up all their
batteries on Benny and, before a truce
was called, five bingles had netted as
many runs.
Loucks was sampled for a number of
hits during the last part of the game,
but the men behind the silent twirler
were working faultlessly and they
pulled him out. Schimpffs work at
short was of the sensational, which
has been the brand of playing he has
handed out during the series. Carney
seemed to like Henderson's offerings,
for his stick work netted several runs
Score:
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SCORES FOR THE rRoUTT CIR

The first of series of interclass
tournaments for the Trout cup was
won by George Cutter on the California
club courts yesterday. The last trophy
for events of this kind. the Hammond
cup, was won by Maurice Mclaughlin
of the championship class. AS re-
suit OF his victory yesterday Cutter
will have the distinction of having his
name engraved first on the trophy.
which must be won three times
Last Sunday Cutter, the second class
winner beat Harold Gabriel, winner
of the first class. in a hard five set
match. Yesterday he met D. Austin.
the third class winner, in 1.-THE finals
and had a much easier time.
With liberal handicap of Is 3-6.
Austin was able to win only one set.
The other three were taken by Cutter
handiIy The score was 6-3, IS,
Ga. 6-3
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German Breaks Records in
Pistol Shooting

OAKLAND. Aug. 81. E. Germans
worlds record habit with the pistol
seems to have grown chronic, as today
the noted marksman hung up two new
marks at the Shell Mound targets.
Shooting in the special match compe-
tition of the Golden Gate rife and pis-
toll club, German rolled up a total of
957 in 100 shots. beating the worlds
record, held by e. Partridge of Boston,
by IA points. in a so shot match Cor
man recorded totals of All and ass, the
latter mark being six points in excess
of the record held by Tom Anderton of
New York. The scores were made in
regular competitions. although each
shot was not recorded on a clean tar
get The rules of the Unietd States re-
volver association state that records
must be recorded on clean targets, so
Germans remarkable performances will
only be registered as competition scores.
Scores:
Independent rides. monthly medal shoot--Iieu-
tenant J. H. Kuhiks So, Sergeant G. Iyerson %:
So, @. w. Steffens 40, Corporal K. ii. Hiiken
So, Sergeant III. Schlichtman 43. Corporal G.
Marzolf %, C. Schiiling 40. DR.. T. B. w. Le-
land %.
San Francisco schuetzen verein. bullseye shoot
&C. Pattberg 262, E. "a a Bottscher se5, 20 Q.
II
G. Gunther sos. E. Stein ss2, A. westphal
t4S j. Lankeman 1.2Ts. A. Atzeroth 1920, b.
Bierbaum 1884, W. Foege /. 49, G. Oldag LAOS,
f. Rust l.55S. Captain ]. d. Heise 1850.
Monthly medal shoot-Expert class, H Born
holdt 2l5; champion class. r. Stettin. 205: hrst
class, G. "a. Pattberg. 2o2; second class, G.
Oidag. is6; third class. E. HOFFMAN,. IT'S;
fourth class, Major E. Stein, POI.
Germania schuetzen club. monthly medal
shoot: Expert class-C. II. Henderson Pill. 205;
H. Huber, 202: F. f. Mason 20S. 206; G. Tam-
meyer 21O 21S. Champion class Bendeit
21S. 2O7; B. Jonas 2II, 205 r. J. Fraser, 20T;
W. F. Blasse, ZIP: J. NJ. Klassen. 2o2 First
Klein $780, EOS; g. 4. Pattberg. 215 Second
class-J. de wit 175 1865; G. Gunther 1877, Isl.
Third class. Beuttler. 173; E. A. Bottscher
175, 1913; E. Hofmann 207, 10. Unclasshed-
Golden Gate ride and pistol club. pistol and
revolver scores. G.. Day So. 49, r. W. Gore
7e. "a, IA. 81. 81. 70; ]. f. German o. "a. 95.
rs 90. 81. So IS; W. G. Williamson 40. 81.
*: HI witt S4 ST. 81 IS; z. SchIerbaum rs.
10 tx: NJ w. Housner so. SO: X Kindgren So.
IA. 81; @. Armstrong 90. SO. 50, 81; R. ].
Fraser %.
Rifle scores. re-entry match--H. A. wobber,
Housner 2o3: A. Ehret 200: c. NJ. Henderson
22f. 2os 20T: X o. Kindgren 1s7. 1872. 1913:
". F. Blasse 40. 900. 2f5; R. J. Fraser 200.
800; G. VI. Barley 200. POS. 221 211 ]. G.
Day 1872: ]. NJ. Klassen. 222.
Club button match-E. Schierhaum 212 203.
1T; ]. G. Day 10. 1856: A. studer 205. 1875.
Norddeutscher schuetzen club bullseye shoot
F. Stein 81. II. Rosenfeldt 425. Fl. Huber $50.
Captain j. D. Hese es1. J. de Wit 1.02s, ". F.
earns 1.347 D. schwormstede i,443. W. c.
Morken 1918 F. c. Rust 1.6s5. A. westphal
500
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Yachtsmen Give
Fine ManeuyerS
At Santa Cruz
Vessels Engaged i'm Race Down
the Coast Entertain Visitors
at the Beach
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SANTA CRUZ, Aug. S.-The yachts
raen enjoyed themselves today, after
the long and tiresome race from San
Francisco yesterday, which ran into the
small hours of the night. The Monsoon.
Presto and Ruby were all in by $40,
but the sailor boys on the Mike, Yam
kee, Harpoon. Meteor, Alert and Frolic
know a little about ships that pass in
the night" for they came stringing in
until o'clock The Frolic, of course,
brought up the rear to see that the
rest got into port safely.
The Monsoon played a trick on the
balance of the feet when down the
coast. All yachts had run into a calm.
and sails were tapping loosely. The
Monsoon sailors headed backward. to
the surprise of the other boats, which
all passed ii, but it afterward headed
further out to sea. caught a favorable
air current, and was the first boat to
finish.
In class A the Ruby took first prize.
and the Monsoon second. In class B
the Presto was first, and the Mike
second.
Tomorrow afternoon the Is mile race
on the bay viii be held 1t will be over
point off Aptos, back OF whistling buoy
and return. First and second prizes,
silver cups, are offered. Other races
will take place during the week.
For the pleasure and entertainment
of the thousands who thronged the
beach this afternoon visiting yachts
gave q pretty exhibition of sailing in
front of the Casino. For two hours the
fleet in a good breeze executed pretty
movements, circling round, cutting in
close to the pleasure pier, lacking back
and forth, and racing out to the whist
ling buoy and return. 1t was a spec
tacle witnessed here for the first time,
and the yachtsmen received high praise.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CHICAGO, Aug. S.-Chicago won its
tenth straight game today. beating
Brooklyn. Brown allowed the visitors
only three hits. Score: r. H. T.
Gf 5 ...--.......-.......7
D1OOH49 .-------. ..-....-.U
Batteries-BrOwn and Archer: McIn-
tyre and Bergen. Umpire-JOhnstone
ST. LOUIS. Aug. S.-New York, with
Wiltse pitching, defeated ST. Louis in
the second game Of the series here to-
day Raleigh, the young Iefthander
from California. worked for St Louis
and in eight innings held the visitors
to three hits Score: r. H T.
St. Louis. q
New York. .........3 D
Batteries-Raleigh Lush and Phelps:
Wiltse and Myers. Umpires-O'Day and
Emslie.
CINCINNATI. Aug. S.-PhiladeIphia
won in a poorly played game today
Score: r H E
Cincinnati ...2
Philadelphia .........6 10 8
Batteries-Spade. Dubec and Mclean;
Corridor and DOOM Umpire-Rigler.
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Oakland 3, Vernon 2

The morning combat was stubborn.
hard fought one from the first inning
to the ninth. and the result was ever
in doubt A full house of Oakland ad-
mirers was on the job to cheer the
team along to victory. and perhaps the
roofing had something to do with the
Oakland rallies. for two of them came
about Just when Vernon managed to
lump into the lead. Both Boice and
breckenridge pitched great ball, and
there was little to choose between
them, though Boice was trihe more
effective.
Vernon slipped a run through in the
fourth. and in Oakland's half of the
same inning Duffey Lewis, the first
man UP, laced the ball over the left
field fence, making IT deadlock. The
score stood one all until the eighth.
when Vernon registered again. This
looked like their game, but Oakland
was still able to come through with a
final rally
Carroll and Willie Hogan smote the
leather safely, and the crowd began to
howl. There was even more bowling
when Cameron swung in with his Sec
ond two cushion shot for the engage
ment, registering both Of them, and
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Baseball Notes

Jesse Stovall was back in the center
garden Tor vernon, though he lmped
badly and just about managed to get
around. Haley took a layOf, Martinke
going back into left and Coy remaining
IN right Luckily Stovall did not have
10 move around much in the field. Not
q single chance came his way.
Coy is a very earnest sort of player,
always in the game. In the seventh
he was up, with a man on second A
pitched bah just barely touched his
shirt and Coy started for first. Nc
Carthy called him back and Coy started
10 argue The umpire would not listen
70 him and finally in a Mt Of despera-
1ion- the player said That ball hit
me, so help me God il did But even
this ardent plea did not turn the heart
Of the hardened indicate man.
AL ball PLAYERS have their supersti-
tiOns and their own grabbed ways
Happy Hogan is a peculiar sort of chap
and he does many peculiar stunts. IN
the sixth round he was at bat, when
suddenly he put up his hand and called
for time. When the umpire started an
investigation Happy pOuteo and in
formed him that there was piece of
glass IN the inneld. He refused to
resume play till this was picked up.
Finally Mckune removed the obstacle,
which was Just about the size of a
small thimbie. A fine thing for an able
bodied man 10 worry about.
Il saw 2 play today that I never saw
before and never heard Of in all these
years that / have been in the business"
said Danny Long He was speaking
of. that double IN the sixth when Kelly
was caught of first and Cameron of
third on the same play Long con-
.ffnued Who ever heard of a double
play being registered without the ball
being hit2 This is what happened
Both men were out, too, beyond the
question OF a doubt"
This particular stunt may not be a
worlds record. but IL certainly is a
-ecord for the Pacific Coast league.
None OF the old time fans ever saw
anything OF the sort in the years that
they have been following the game IL
certainly does not reflect any credit on
the. Oakland base runners.
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CarSOn'S Clever
Work Shuts Out
!. Seals in Final
Close of Series in Portland Re.
suits in Victory for Hard
Working Beavers
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

g.. PORTLAND, Aug. S.-Al Carson's
clever work shut out the Seals in their
last game here this season. and his
teammates got 10 'Slivers" Henley in
the fifth for three runs. Even these
runs are due TO Carson, for IL was he
who banged out the only hit allowed
by Henley in the inning and thus reg
1stered two OF the three runs.
T-ae game came closer TO being a
-hne exhibition Of baseball than any
performance during the week. Both
teams played fast, snappy ball in the
Geld, and several OF the stops and
throws pulled of had an exhilarating
eject upon the big Sunday crowd. In
The fielding line Portland put il over
the Seals, for Olson. Breen. Ort and
johnson played giltedged ball. while
Catcher Gus Fisher was the real Nc
Coy IN the pegging line and got sew
eral OF the frisky ones on attempted
steals. Gus also caught the speedy
Leicer mapping when Bodie famed in
The first and a double play resulted,
though Zeider had to be run down
between third and second.
F.. Carson was hit oftener than Henley,
but his splendid control and excellent
judgment brought him the honors with
sour allowing a score. In fact, Henley
fhimself was the only Seal TO get as
Tar as third base which feat he accom-
plished in the third inning, owing TO a
misplay, bug he advanced no farther
For four innings Henley was un-
touched, but in the fifth Portland took
advantage Of his wildness.
The Seals left tonight for Los An
geles. but tomorrow will stop of at
Eornbrook. just over the state line,
for an exhibition game with the local
nine there The boys viii receive a
few extra dollars and reach Los An
geles in time for Tuesdays game.
Score.
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Three Outlaws Jump
To Sacramento Club
Hackett, Myers and Hester Desert Capital
City State League Aggregation

Three of the players the State league Hacket Myers
Hester farewell outlaw ball yesterday
of the
Capital City This wholesale don will practically cripple the Sacra
marked
degree. The will fol- afternoon.
originally jumped
Stockton
University California the
San State this He the hardest
inhelder and outhelder
with several of the outlaw cubs this
Il probably will the ouhed said "e
ball Hackett will used
and let the either these
three nicely My had slump but hope
o
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rRrLBY WINS cur RACE

SAN DIEGO, Aug. S.-The race for
the Hotel del Coronado cup, held off
Coronado this afternoon, was won by
the Trilby on time allowance. 1t was
an exciting contest from start to fin
ish. The Nah Pc finished first at
3:Io:o3: Trilby at 3:19:17; Aeolus at
3:20:15: Mischief, 3:23;40; Gretchen.
3:25:13: Columbine, 3:25:25, and the
Gree at 3.4S:47. The entire course
was negotiated by the Nah Pc at 2
hours 4 minutes s seconds. The Trilby
won on her 16 minutes time allow
ance.
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Diodens Takes the Feature
Race at Speedway

The four races on the program OF
the San Francisco driving club yester-
day at the Golden Gate park stadium
track furnished good sport The sec
ond event for PAGERS proved the
feature attraction. and the honors
went to Hugh Boyles entry, Diodens.
The race attracted four entries, among
them being Kitty d. former queen of
the speedway. She was the only entry
that took a heat from Diodens. In
the second heat she beat Boyle's entry
to the wire. Diodens proved too much
for the field and captured the first.
third and fourth heats, and the blue
ribbon.
The first event at three-quarters of
a mile went TO NJ. Seudermann's entry,
Dolly Grey, in straight heats.
Bob Benefits Sidney B defeated
big field in the 2:20 pace, winning the
event In straight heats. Dalta A won
the third race Results:
First race. business horses, three-quarters OF
a mile:
F. Lauterwasser sr.'s Blue Dick 0auter- !.
wasser' Time.2:oi. las.
Second race. free for all pace, one mile:
Hugh Boyles Diodens (Boylel - 1
Al Horman's Kitty D tIionman and
Frank Burtoh's Albert tBurton) % 2
william HIgginbottom's T W (Hig-
ginbottom) .-.--..-..--....-...-.-4
Time-2.i6H. 2:iS5H. 2:1T, 2:i5.
Third race. 2:30 trot, mile;
r. 7. Ayers Dalta A fAyersl .......-.1 2
T. ID. Sections Pills (BurtOnl .........-3
william Hammers Clara " (Hammer). . 3
Time-2-35E. 2:3s. 2:3s.
Fourth race. 2.20 pace. mile:
Bob Beunett's Sidney (Bnrtnn) ........1
r. ]. o'ReIlly's Honesty (O'Reilly) .......2
John Deschler's Prince fDesehlerl ..-...-3 8
Bert Edwards Badly Mitchell (Edwards) "a
A. NJ Scott's Ror (Scott) ...............5
Fl. c. Ahler's Princess (Ahlers)........6
Time-2:23. 2:23
Officers Of the day-Starter. W. ]. Kenny:
judges. M. NJ Donneily. j. f, Finch and Gus
Lindauer: timers John Deschler II. Schottler
and J. " Cooney: marshal +. P. Lauferwas-
Jr., and secretary. ]. McGrath.
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Los Angeles lis, Sacramento GA

Los ANGELES, Aug. S.-Both of the
games between Los Angeles and Sacra-
mento today went to Los Angeles. The
morning game was characterized by
heavy hitting by Los Angeles, IA hits
being recorded for the home team, and
the score being IL to g. Delmas and
Dillon both made home runs. In the
third inning on four hits Sacramento
made its entire total of six runs.
The afternoon game went IA innings
and Los Angeles made II hits off
Whalen. which Melted five runs, while
Sacramento with a total of Is hits off
Maggie made four runs. The game was
close and exciting at all stages. Scores:
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. SIN the
ninth inning. with the score to ?. in
favor OF Portland. and two men on
bases. Bennett hit to right for double,
scoring both men. and winning for Sc
attic by a score Of 4 to 3. Score:
R. H E
Seattle .......4
portland ..--.....-S
Batteries-Ha1l and Whaling; Pin
nance and Murray.
SPOKANE. Wash. Aug. S.-Spokane
took the final and deciding game of the
series from Vancouver today. TO 3, by
making a few timely hits. Score;
r. H z.
yaHcouver ...--..-..-...--2 3
spokane
Batteries Hickey and Sugden;
Wright and Spencer.
ABERDEEN, Aug. S-After having
the game won. Aberdeen presented to-
days contest to Tacoma in the first half
of the ninth after two men were out.
Score: r. II. r
1acoIld .-..-...s'. $1,000.
Aberdeen
Batteries-Hall and Conrad; Ovitz.
Most and Krettz- Umpire-Carruthers
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Twenty -four
Hour Run for
Motorcycles
Big Event VIII Take Place on
San Leandr0 Triangle Early
Next Month

According to the plans of the San
Francisco motorcycle club a "a hour
endurance run will be the next event
Of consequence to be pulled of by the
motorcyclists. The matter was brought
up at the last meeting of the club and
has been left in the hands of the racing
committee. 1t will be held over the
San Leandro triangle on September 5
and g. 1t has not been decided whether
the riders will be required to ride the
full "a hours or change at intervals of
six hours each.
The event will be more of a matter
of reliability for the machines than of
the riders participating, and it will no
doubt be arranged TO change riders
every six or twelve hours.
week from today the members of
the club wiz hold their semimonthly
run to Tocoloma, in conjunction with
the Oakland motorcyclists. All riders
are invited to attend this outing.
c. E. Briggs and c. E. CaughelI and
wife, both of the Fresno motor
cycle club. recently made the trip on
motorcycles from Fresno to this city,
coming by way of Yosemite valley
They report the roads in fairly good
condition and are on their way to Los
Angeles. via the coast route, thence
back to Fresno through the valley.
Briggs, who is the secretary of the
Fresno motorcycle club. states that the
motorcyclists of that body are heartily
in favor of the yearly endurance run
from San Francisco to Los Angeles and
return. and that his club will take an
active part in this contest and will
enter a strong team
The Merkel light company, Potts
town. Pa, will have a very competent
racing team at indianapolis. which will
he headed by Stanley T. Kellogg, who
will show to the racing world for the
first time TO advantage the wonderful
Flying Merkel" double cylinder motor
cycle This is the machine that on its
first appearance out of the factory at
Point Breeze track, Philadelphia,
clipped nine minutes off the % mile
track record and beat the nearest COM
petitor four minutes. This machine
has only been shown once since. The
Flying Merkels" will be entered in
large numbers in the national endur-
ance run.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American Association

At st. Paul-St. Paul 2. Toledo 8.
Second game-St. Paul 1, Toledo 0.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Louis
vile q
At nneapolis-Columbus :. Mime
apolis 5.
At Kansas City-Kansas City 5. In
dianapolis 4. Second game-Kansas City
2, Indianapolis g.
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Tennis Experts
Of California
Stay in Game.
James and Mclaughlin Defeat
PeH and Grant, Southern
Champions, in Workouts
Especial Dispatch to The Call

NEW, YORK. Aug. s.-The national
doubles champions, Alexander and
Hackett. and their chaHengers from
the Pacific coast, George James and
Maurice McLoughlin. gained the final
round Of the tennis tournament on the
turf courts of the KnOllwood country
club at White Plains today. Alex
ander and Hackett defeated W. A
Larned and r. d. Wren in an uphill
match IS. 6-3, e.
James and Mclaughlin defeated T.
r. Pen and w. r. Grant, the southern
champions. As, 10-6, 6-3
The Pacific coast players began to-
day by Debating r. d. Little and r.
Leroy, and L.arned and Wren won the
last set of their un6nished match
against NJ II. Long and H. ". McQuis-
ten, the California-Texas pair.
The tournament is being played as
workout preparatory to the approach
ing national contest at Newport.
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Oakland Cuts Loose
With Double ictory
Christian Pitches Mastery Ball Despite the
Boneheaded Work of Mates
By WILLIAM j. SLATTERY

Just when things beginning badly
mustered up all their lost their lost skill with
games by lone ta
nc score but 100
Oaklands
our games to three Vernon could the final All had
70 90 was to that mpobty The
with Oakland.
feel
Others ansbay
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CANES AT SEATTLE FAIR

SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. s.-The ma
tional championship games of the ANA
teur athletic union will be held in the
stadium of the Alaska Yukon-Pacific
exposition Friday and Saturday. and a
large number of the best men in the
country are on The program. With
the perfect conditions OF track and ell
mate IL Is expected that worlds rec
ords will be broken
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Oakland 6, Fresno l

Bloomfield was steady in the morn
ing, and he scattered the seven hits
annexed off his delivery over a num-
Der of innings, while the Oaks punched
the nine hits they got off Jones The
eighth was a bad frame for oscar. as
they touched him for five bingles. Oak
land was never in danger, and had the
game well in hand throughout. Score:
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HOLD BARBECUE

PLEASANTON. Aug. S.-The Ala
media county FISH and game protective
association held its third annual bar
becue at Camp Bonita today with 400
in attendance State Game Commits
sioner Nogelsang, DR.. Davie, and
Others responded 70 the toasts.
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Sacrifice hits-schimpf. Campbell (2). Kelley.
First base on called halls-0f Bloomfield 2
Struck out-By Jones /, By Bloomfield 3. Hit by
pitched ball--Tracey, Funck. Double play
White 80. Time of game hour and IS min
utes Umpire-Harper-
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BIDS REJECTED Sacramento. Aug. s.-Bids
submitted 20 the state board OF agriculture yes
terday for the amusement and other concessions
at the coming state fair were all rejected as not
following the specifications prepared Not
Of the bids came up TO the requirements and
bids will be again advertised for