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Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
HEARD OUTSIDE THE BIG FENCE

With lead of 175 points it is as easy as stealing for Seattle to win the Northwestern league pennant
 Albany. Utica and Wilkes Barre are fighting hard at the front of the New York State league race.
 Madison went to the top early this season and is still showing the way in the Wisconsin Illinois league.
 Less than hundred points separat ing the first six teams is the way the Western league race is going.
 The American association race is hot all along the line. Minneapolis and Milwaukee look good for the final struggle.
 Baseball is now being played the world over. There are even teams in the cities of Pekin and Canton--Illi-, nois.
 The new Minnesota Wisconsin league is having a successful season, with Eau Claire and Winona in the front of the race.
 Every Young who breaks into the game is "Cy" and likewise every Holmes is dubbed "Duckyn right off the reel.
 Hartford seems to have everything that is needed to cop the Connecticut league pennant this season.
 'Old Cy" Young, with Cleveland, has allowed two runs to be made off of his delivery in the last five games pitched, winning all of them. Detroit said he was not worth , cents at the beginning of the season.
 Hugh Duffy has his Providence team in swell formation right now and the Clam Diggers are stepping lively in the Eastern league.
 Springfield looked like sure winner in the Three-I league until Rock Island started after the Senators.
 The Central association teams have their work cout out in watching Bur lington, which is putting up a rattlng fight for first honors
 Ralph Seybold. otherwise the Cher nbix Sox of Athletic fame. is now managing the Toledo team.
 Johnny King, Chicago "I Will Not" once more declares that he will not play ball in the National league this season.
 Well, even so. Billy Murray and his Quakers are still in the National league along with Brooklyn, St. Louis and Bos- ton.
 Carrigan s injuries and Spencer E jumping the team, left Pat Donohue as the regular catcher for the Boston Americans.
 After Grand Rapids had lost four
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
THE WHEAT PIT

CHICAGO, July Wheat for de- livery was under heavy,selling pressure for almost the entire day and it its low est point $l.l6M the price was two cents below the closing figure of the previous session. Other deliveries, how. ever, were in good demand the greater part of the day at at the top were to IS cents above yesterdays quotation.
 Rumors of injury to the crop by hot weather in Iowa and Kansas caused neavy buying of corn, particularly for September delivery, which resulted in a strong market all day. The market closed strong, with prices < to lhs higher.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
AMONG THE FIGHTERS

Since his fight with Battling Nelson Ad Wolgast, the Milwaukee scrapper is being touted as the real coming champion.
 Jim Coffroth has offered Monte At tell match with Johnny Coulon for the bantamweight championship.
 Now that Al Kaufman has refused to fight Jack Johnson, Stanley Ketchel looks to be the only one in line to meet the big smudge.
 Billy Papke will sail for Paris in September Bill doubtless will find it easy picking to clip two or three of those terrible Paris fighters every other evening.
 Since the Ketchell-Papke fight there
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21

is some question as to whether Jaa Johnson will meet Ketchel this fall Al Kaufman is likely to be Johnson t next opponent.
 Jim Buckley of the Sharkey Athleti clnb of New York, has opened fgiI club at Coney Island.
 Frank Mantell surprised Jack (Twr Sullivan in their recent bout in Call fornia. Frank seems to be imprOr ing right along.
 George (Elbows) McFaddeu has r entered the game and is looking fa long or short, limited or unimte bouts.
 The directors of the Armory AthleiR club of Boston would like to bring Saa Langford and Joe Jeanette togethe for l2-round go.
 John l.. Sullivan says that Sss Langford will whip Stanley Ke.ehe But don't worry about that, i'd Stan" isn't whipped yet
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21

Batteries--Sallee and Phelps; Mat hewson, Crandall and Myers.
 Pitcher Mathewson was forced to re- tire in the sixth inning, when n line drive broke the second finger of his left hand.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
COTTON MARKET STRONG

NEW YORK, July 20.-The cotton market was sensationally strong today. recovering all of yesterdays loss on the failure of the official weather report to confirm the talk of Texas drought and the prospects of dry, hot weather in that part of the country.
 Tn late trading, December reached l2.l5, rise of Ss points, or $l.9o per bale above last night 's close.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
THE STOCK MARKET

BOSTON, July o0.-The Boston mar ket closed buoyant Large buying or ders appeared for Superior Copper, Al louez and Centennial, which put these issues higher; there is remarkable scarcity of stock in these issues. The general tone of the share market is stronger and gradually broadening. We look for continuance of strength tomor- row.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
THE METAL MARKET

NEW YORK, July 20.-Thc London tin market was Is 6d lower today with spot quoted at f1Sl l2s Sd and futures at fl33 2s Cd. The local marketwas quiet but shade lower, with spot quoted from 2s.90 to 29.l0.
 Copper was lower in the London mar ket with spot quoted at e5S Is Sd and futures at sJ9 5s. The local market
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
Mining and Financial News

was steady with lake quoted at 1925 to 13.37la; electrolytic l2.75 to l2.S7l2; and casting l2,621a to 12.75.
 Lead was lower at SIP l2s Cd in Lon don, but remained at 4.30 at 4.35 local ly.
 Spclter was unchanged at f22 in Lon don, and at 5.35 to 5.40 locally.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
COAST LEAGUE

i Fitzgerald and Graham :;
 Raleigh and Hogan.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21
Hou the leagues
 Are Stacking Up
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Batteries-Rowan and Mclean; Fer gusOn and Smith.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-07-21

Dancing tonight. Bedford Academy, the only open air pavilion in the city.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

About the finest exhibition of bush
baseball that has been seen on the
grounds of the Grove street park since
the doors were opened was dished up
TO the fans yesterday, when Santa Cruz
defeated San Francisco by a score Of
l5 to Z. Everything in baseball, COM
monty known as rough stuff, such as
boots, dropping, pop flies, wild heaves.
etc, was crammed into yesterdays con-
test.
If the boys had been trying to give
burlesque of the national pastime
their efforts would have been a huge
success as they did everything as it
should not have been done. Notwith
standing the Sand Grabs made eight
errors during the game, five of which
were rolled up in one frame, they got
away with the contest at that.
The Crabs got off in the first by
making three runs on two hits and
adding another one to their score in
the fourth. In the fifth the visitors
fielded like clowns and made five err
rors. This, with the assistance of two
hits. gave the locals five runs and the
lead.
Devereeux's men were not discour-
aged, but kept pegging along. In the
next frame they got two runs, and each
succeeding frame one or more runs
were added to their credit until the
ninth, when they failed to score. A
young pitcher named Tisner was put
into relieve Jones in the eighth and
two runs were scored off him in the
ninth. Results:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
AMATEUR BASEBALL


II took II innings Of fast ball to decide the
game between the Merchants and the Don
Morris mines on the Central grounds. Oakland,
Sunday. The Merchants finally won out by max
ing fast rally and scoring in the
eleventh round. The finish was 3 to 2
Manager r. y Pidge Of the United Rail-
roads nine wants 1t understood that ii was not
his team that played the Newman nine Sun
day The regular United Railroads team played
Gsntner MRtterns. Pidge says that the other
team bearing the same name Is doing SO with
out authority
The r. Z. Smiths won onesided game
from the d. n. f. Walters on the park
u 10 6. The Smiths have lost but one game
this season. They looking for games with
all amateur mines. Address F. Dunn, 22T0A
Bryant street city.
The Ramblers- Of this city journeyed TO South
Vallejo Sunday and taken into camp by
the Port Costa Flour Milers by score of
Is 70 l. The battery work of Jewett and Green
was too much for the visitors. They shy
pitcher and First Bsscmsn Feeney went into
The box. only 10 be batted hard at all stages
of the game. Z
The All Stars OF Oakland defeated the crack
St Joseph's academy team bs score OF 10 TO o..
Devine pitcher for the victors. pitched no hit
no run game.
BELMONT April 2I.-BeIment will meet
Manzanffa school At baseball Saturday afternoon
on the campus OF the military academy. The
Palo Alto team has been recently organized and
C. Carlson catcher: Cookson. first base: Hansen
second base: Couch shortstop: Arthur. third
base: Michaels left field; Stevens right field:
ButterheId. center field.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
THIRTEENTH is A
LUCKY ONE FOR
COMMUTERS
hey Score the Winning Run
Over Senators i'm This
Jinks Inning
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The proverbial unlucky thirteenth
proved a mascot for the Oaks yester-
DAY afternoon against the Senators,
ana ere the dust Of that sensational
round had cleared away the Commuters
were there with a run, which broke
the long deadlock and gave them one
OF the most spectacular contests seen
IN the Pacific Coast lea que this season.
Il was class from start TO finish. and
ne fans never could get line on what
was about 10 happen once the rival
tossers waded into their work.
The Commuters broke up the game
Ia the fatal round before a single man
had been retired. Carl Lewis opened
1t with a single past short and Wigs
got a pass. Murphy beat a bunt and
Breyette hit the bsI down TO Raymer.
The Sacramento second baseman Jug
sled slightly and in the meantime
Lewis scampered across the plate with
me run that ended the memorable
Throughout the sport was fast and
Aurlous- Oakland got on to a nice
start by slipping two over in the sec
ond spasm and they made their lead
stronger when they grabbed of an
other Ia the sixth or some timely bin
gies. Then il looked as though the
e. ofnmuters were the goods beyond the
question of a doubt but the Senators
llao q good round coming.
It happened in the sixth when they
fell upon Tonneson for three runs so
quickly that the fans scarcely had time
10 figure IL out. The big southpaw W
was quickly chased and replaced by
~ iEEs, who, being wild at the start,
allowed another one. Before Wigs
got his control back Raymer tapped
him for q double, with two men on
the bases. and this put the Senator's IN
the lead.
Ga kland tied IL up again in the
ninth. and three innings later. each got
another which held till Oakland put
the final one through in the thirteenth.
President Ewing announced Eester-
day that tomorrows game will be
PLAYED in Sacramento instead OF in this
city. The score:
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SANTA CLARAs WORK HARD
So~c;aI D;spotch 70 The Cell

SANTA CLARA, April 21-Practiee
continues daily at Santa Clara col
ieee where the ball tossers are pre-
-,srins 10 meet St Mary's next Satur
5sr All the boys are in the game
.,,--+ ss noffceable over the playing of
TsSf week. They are not only quicker
3, ae1dine the ball. but have developed
zionr the sluggfnE line also.
si9,s@ 3tsss, Tsssen7an Peters is still suffer-
So Win = sore hand. but viii most
i5tselv be in the coming game.
Arrangements are being MADE TO Sc
cure the third game OF TINS series iot
LIMA mark San Jose
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American League

BOSTON April 21.-The local Ameri-
can League season opened today. Bos-
ton scoring a victory over Philadelphia,
s to 2. The visitors played a ragged
game in the field and could not hit
Score. r. II. T..
Boston ..e...... ...... 8 6 l
Philadelphia ...--. .-2 Z
and Schlitzer. Umpire-Lapp.
CLEVELAND, April 21.-Cleveland-
ST Louis game postponed; rain.
NEW YORK April 21.-New York
Washington game postponed: wet
grounds.
CHICAGO, April 2..-Chicag ago-Detroit
game postponed; rain.
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.cRoWD HUNTS FOR UMPIRE

SEATTLE April 2I-Portland won
from Seattle today by score of to 2
in a game that was scrappy all the
way through. After 1t was all over
the crowd was looking for Umpire
put Lynch out of the game for pro-
testing.
The crowd started after FLYNN in the
third inning when Lynch made bril-
liant running catch of 0asey's fly. The
ball bobbed out of his hand and he
es ught IL again. The umpire, for
some unknown reason. declared the
man safe at first. Score: r. II. E.
Seattle .t..2 II 3
Portland .s-4 IL
Bafteries-Shea and Marshall; Troeh,
Carnes and Kinsella. Umpire-Fiynn.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

SACRED HEARTS TO
CLASH WITH
PHOENIX
Fast College Teams to Battle
for Supremacy on ST.
Ignafius Diamond
By VIII ScarIef

The Phoenix team OF St Marys coll
lege will meet the Sacred Heart col
lege team on st. Ignatius diamond this
afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock. The Oak
lands are happy 10 secure this oppor-
tunity OF acquainting themselves with
the peculiarities of the grounds on
which they are to battle with Santa
Clara next Saturday, while the local
eollegians are eager to pit their skill
in the national game against the anna
teur champions OF the coast.
The Sacred Heart players are con-
ndent that they will make a creditable
showing against the Phoenix. Though
tney do not expect TO shut out st.
Marys they are determined TO make
the Oaklanders hustle for victory. The
Sacred Heart team is unusually strong
this year and has been setting the pace
in the Academic league.
PITCHERS TO GET CHANCE
Hart. Leonard and Wilcox, ST. Marys
pitchers, will probably all be given a
chance in Ioday's game. Wilcox and
Leonard have not been actively en-
gagged in slab work for some time and
they axe anxious to get back to form
as Yet been decided which of them
viii pitch against Santa Clara or
whether Hart, the clever little south
paw, viii again twirl for ST. Mary's.
Mary's and Santa Clara promises to
be an event of unusual interest. Should
St Marys win the series viii close
and the championship will go to the
Oakland college. The Santa Clarans
are determined to win Saturdays game
and thus give themselves an oppor-
tunity OF capturing the championship
IN third game. to be played early in
May. The teams will meet Saturday
on St. Ignatius diamond.
PHOENIX BEAT COLLEGIANs
Yesterday afternoon on st. Marys
college diamond the Phoenix defeated
the Collegians. the second team of the
college TO the tune OF to 4. Some
indication of the quality of the Col
legians may be inferred from the fact
that il took Il innings for the varsity
10 administer the crusher. In justice
TO the Phoenix. however, it is only
fair TO state that their lineup was con-
stderably changed. Hart played at
second, Wilkinson operated in the left
garden and correia was put in the
box Sheehy and Bonnetti pitched a
good game for the Colfegians. The
lineup follows:
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CARDINALS BREAK
WINNING STREAK
OF REDS
Boston Americans Hang One on
Philadelphia on a Sloppy
Field
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CINCINNATI. April 21.-In game
filled with errors. st. Louis won from
Cincinnati on a wet ground which was
responsible for many of the misplays.
Score: r. H. Z.
ST. Louis ....... 9 8
Cincinnati ....... .. 5 )
Batteries-Rhodes, Beebe and Bros
nahan; Casper, Ragon. Dubec and Kar-
ger; Mclean. Umpires-ODay and
Emslie
PHILADELPHIA, April 21.-Boston
game, opening the local National
league season, postponed; wet grounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
3, =. HHaEE coRNEREp REGATTA

RFRKELEY, April 2l-Ihe Narsity
crew probably wiii make q Tip 10
s,,e~ed re1affa with Washington and
ssse rford. The members OF the crew
hsre been dissatisfied with the nasco
..-s - +,,,s ssfusr ~ last saturday morning
.-l,en their boat was capsized and they
,vere beaten They went anotner
gs,ance to show their skill Win tne
~t,eii The money for the trip proDa bly
15Ii be raised BIZ the student body or
49, ,,r,fvprEIfy
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
san FRANCISCO

Innings pitehed-By Lane Is, by Jones Z,
by Gates 23, by fisher 2 Hits-on Lane
on Lane 1. on Jones 5. on Gates O. on fisher 2
Home run--Feeney. Three base hits-House
holder, Conrad. Dsshwood. Two base hit
Streib. Sacrifice hits-Curtis 9 First base or
called bsls-0n Jones j. of Lane s. OF Gates 2.
Struck out-By Gates l. by Jones ?. by Lane g.
Hit BY pitcher-yan Buren, by Gates. Double
play-Van Buren, TO Waters 10 Dashwood
Passed balls-Blss. Wild pitches-I4ane .
Time OF game hours and 10 minutes. I'm
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Position. Collegian'
San Francisco 6, Vernon l

Los ANGELES, April 2l-San Fran
cisco pounded Hit hard in every in
ming of today's game. making a total
of Is hits and scoring runs to Yer
mons 1. Eastley had Vernon COM
Marfinke from first with a two bag
ger to right. The visitors played err
rorless ball, while Vernon made three
miEplays, all of which he ured in the
score. Tenant, Lewis and Eastley
each made three hits, while Bodie made
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Los AngeIes /. Portland o

PORTLAND. April 21.-Neither team
scored 3 run Of hits today in the game
between Portland and Los Angeles.
The only run scored was in the fourth
inning and resulted from a base on
balls and an error. Both pitchers
showed up in fine form today and gen
orally speaking were both well sup
ported. score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

Innings pitched-By Lange (. bv schmpr !,
Runs-0f LaBge l. hits s. Two base hitsl-K eli
ley. Kuhn. schimpn- Lsnge. Reid Sacrihce
n Smith. Struck ouf--gr Ianre
g. BY Schimpn 1, by Logan 1. First base nn
called bails--oh Lange 5. on Logan A. Left ON
bsses-Fresno g. San lose o. Earned runs
Fresno 4. San Jose l. Hit by pitched balI-Ra-
gan. Myers. Double plays-fssngc to Racan to
Tracey; Logan TO Keller 10 Myers: Broadient TO
Keller Time OF game hours and minutes
Umoire-BaIley.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
MEETINGs--LeEsI

Notice of Annual Meeting OF the sfoct, Hold
~rs of MERCANTILE TRUST COMPANY or
SAN FRANCISCO--The regular annual meeting
OF the stock holders of Mercantile Trust com
office OF the corporation No. 464 California
street san Francisco, California. on Wednes
oay April cSth 1909. at II O'Clock noon for
the purpose of electing board OF directors
20 serve for the ensuing year, -nd Cor the
transaction of such other business as may come
before the meeting Transfer books will close
IN Saturfiay April II. 1909. at IL o'clock noon
Dated April II. 1909.
q. ELLINGHQuSE. Secretary.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Stockton i. Oakland 6

STOCKTON, April 21.-By outbatting
and outfelding the home team Oakland
won the first Of the series. Fitzgerald
was wild and the visitors hit him at
the proper time. Henderson's two
catches with one hand in right field
were the features The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Sports Brevities

cRIcKETERs TO MEET-San Mateo. April
21.-The local cricketers win play their first
league match sunday afternoon at the Fl Cerrito
polo field when they will meet the Alsmedas
davenport Bronfeld has been elected captain
and Harry Elliot Vice captain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
Fresno 9, San Jose 4

FRESNO. April 21.-F'resno won the
opening game of the series from San
Jose today, to 4. The home team
chased one across in the first. The
visitors jumped into the lead in their
half of the fourth, but the Tigers
came back with three, and after that
kelly's hired men were never headed
Three fast double plays served to nut
the stick. three of Fresnos two bag
gers arriving in rapid succession in
the fourth. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
grNNARY

struck out-By Tozer s by Seaton . First
fsee on called balis-On TozeT ], on Seaton =.
Sscrffce hffx-Smith Howard 0rf. Wheeler.
Jntnsfu stolen bases-AcCredie- DALEY. How
srd H5t by pitched bali--0lson. Goodwin. FIRST
5,sse ~, efrors-Isos Angeles , Portland l. Left
On s.sSes-I.ss Angeles ;. Portland :. Time OF
e-srne , hours Umpare-McCarthy.
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SUMMARY

Two runs and six bits Of TOnneson in seven
innings Two base hits Zamlock. Raymer. D.
Lewis. Sacrifice hifs-Niurnhg. Rarmer. D. Lew
j.. Dovle. Cameron Breyette. McCay- First
base on called bailS-On Brown ,. OF Tonnesen
p un Wigs 7. Struck out-f3y Brown . by
Tonnesen ]. by Wigs I. Hit by pifcher-HOuse
hr Tonnesen, Shinn by Wigs. Double plays
Hogan Cameron 10 y. Lewis; Brerette Me
Cry 10 Cameron. Time Of game hours and p
rnfrn4rns Iullirp-Toman.
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nAEI Am
SUMMARY

Two base hits--Sealon. Campbell. Farrell.
First base on called balls-On Fitzgerald 3, off
Moskfnsn 3 on bloomfield 2. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald s, by Moskiman 2, by Bloomfield l.
Left Dissatisfaction 8. Oakland 4. Wild
pitch-Fitzcerald ca. Double play--Nealon tun-
assisted). Innings pitched--By Moskiman 4 by
Bloomfield 8. Hits-0f Moskiman g. of Bloom
field 4: credit win to Moskiman. Time of game
l hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-O' 'Connell
Srorpr-f4arlfn
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Hionday evening between and o'clock.
diamond and sapphire circular brooch; lost
MIA ST. cars to the Fairmont hoteI $2J RE-
WARD OFFERED for return TO the WHITE
HOUSE private office, Suffer st. and Grant
VIII the party who called up the main office
OF the White House on Friday In reference to
the above kindly call up the private office Of
the White House7
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22

MEETINGS-Lodgex
FIDELITY lodge No. 100, f. & A. NJ a
Special meeting THIS tTHCRSDAY) -
EVENING at 7:30 o'clock, King Solo - n
mons hall. Fillmore st. Third degree. W
Master Alasons cordially invited.
FREDERICK BARRY. Secretary.
DoRIc lodge No ZIG. +. & A. NJ 2135 =
Sutter ST. Second degree THIS "a
fTHURSDAY) EVENING. Sojourning ~ u
brethren cordially invited.
T. r. GOLDSMITH, Secretary
SAN MATEO lodge No 226. f. & A. NJ =
second degree THIS tTHuRsDAY) ~.
EVENING. X3
6. S. MouLToN. Secretary. ~
PREsIDIo lodge No :s54, F. & A. NJ. =
King solonlon's hall. 1889 Fillmore ST. "A
Third degree THIS tTHuRsDAY) AX
EVENING, 80 o'clock.
B. L. HESSELT1NE, escretary
GOLDEN WEST lodge No. 30, ,saazss;,s.-
l. o. o. r.. 1874 Market ST.. - - *
Initiation THIS tTHURsDAY) 3NG
EVENING: visiting brothers cnr- s7fFlsesS
daily invited. F. NJ KILLER. y. G.
Mckinley lodge No. ZIG. |. o. -.
o. f.. will hold an initiation 8 -
THIS fTHURSDAYe EVENING; 5zzs&z2S{-<
at 24o Golden Gate Smoker
and light refreshments. Visiting brothers are
cordially invited TO attend
W. T. JANE. r. s.
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VERNON
Summary

Two base hits-Brodie. Stovall. Zeider, East
ley Sacrifice lIits-J. Williams, McArdle. First
base on called balIs-Of Hit 4. Of Eastley 1.
Struck ouf-By Easfley 3. by Hit /. Double
pisys-McArdie 20 Mohier 10 Tenant Mott 10
Brashesr- Hit By pitched ball-Lewis. I'm
ptre-McGreevy. Time OF game hour and 45
minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
BURLESQUE BALL.
is DISHED UP BY
OUTLAWS
Sand Crabs Defeat Locals i'm a
Sloppy Exhibition of the
National PaSfime
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
tsfaSe LeaEue)

RESULTS OF GAMES
Santa CRUZ I3. San Francisco Z.
Oakland @, stockton 4.
Fresno 8. San Jose 4.
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Tor Kennedy ID ne nilIH-
RIMS AND HTS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-22
OAKLAND

~ '4A MifTA " -tntAi7 Ae- - NoS HAoNt
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Los ANGELES
PORTLAND

sBsrtsd for Murray in the seventh. ''Bsti