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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-05-01
NOTICE.

This Is to certify that the partner
ship existing between W. e. stoddard
and w. G. Benton under the hrm
name of Stoddard- Benton Wall Pa
per Co.. has been this day dissolved
Mr.. StOddard will continue the bust
ness under the title OF THE Stoddart
Wall Paper Co.," and will collect al
outstanding accounts and pay all billi
of the old Arm.
w. c. BENTON.
w. Il. sToDDARD.
April 26. 1909.
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Preaching, 8 p. m. Mid-week service
Wednesday evening at o'clock. Soc
ial Study Glass Friday evening at
o'clock. Topic for May q: '+The Or
ganization Of Labor" Everybody vel
come. Rev. Edward ]. Station,
minister.
Sherman Park Church-Sanday
school. 9:45 a. m. Service will be
held in the afternoon at p. m. when
Rev. Il. J. Station, OF the First Pres
byterlan church. win preach. All are
cordially invited to attend.
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MxK M nNkAR.
Toaay'a asus today.

I@aABm naWa today.
caAa an nisAl Phonaa lSa.
Marty Ross sesd potatoes for sale
Nv ne TaAle supply 60.
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Mon. y u. winrAip. Of 81. NArlos.
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llna Wa9estt bloek.
Cnenr d'Aiene'a best musical talent
A tne Churai Club concert May ~,
Methodist church.
me Freshman class Of the high
school went for picnie today 20
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CAoral clab eoncert Friday eyen-
lng. May IL. n tie Methodist church,
charlea nelsmAn. Of Rathdrum
uhs IA ne city today on LEGAL basl-
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ngEIuIAL WnATHER RMPonT.

PORTLAND. oFe.. HAY i.--FoFe-
rast far negshaEn Idaho ana eastern
waahsnmtcn sor ~ hoaEu ending Al
fvo D. ~. tnm0Frow.
showers toniaht Or Sunday; warm
q tonight.
ne loeai weather report Tor The
a houra eaaing e I o'clock D. n.
today shows 3 maximum temperature
a. e7 degrees. ninimam -.
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9hefr nanSP Ra@uiaFlE viii report the
nama 10 the oEeas ea u y cur @nly
means e. hneWtnR how the carriers
aFn delnw their work.
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The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
BLOOMFIELD EASY
FOR ORPHAN
BATSMEN
Hackeffs Band Once More Ap-
plies the Crusher TO the
Proud Invaders
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate Lcague)
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 8, Oakland 3.
Santa Cruz 10, Fresno 4.
stockton 3, San Jose 2.

The Orphans showed Cy Moreing' S
bunch UP in a manner yesterday that
made them look like mere novices just
rounded in from the bushes. Nobody
would ever figure the San Francisco
team could do this, but since Tub
Hackett has been holding the whip
the boys have been going along with
the speed of we'll oiled machine.
Bloomfield, who has been twirling ball
that has been causing the big league
magnates to sit up and take notice,
was given horrible slaughtering, and
the remainder of his teammates suf-
fered in consequence
Probably Bloomfield was suffering
from nervousness, as Jim Mcguire,
sleuth for the Cleveland Maps, was
looking him over, and the blond haired
boy might have suffered trif1e from
stage fright.
Anyhow. the Orphans were out to
make runaway race of the game, and
they accomplished their task in first
class order. In the fourth inning
| Hackett's men opened up on Bloomfield,
and with the assistance of three hits
lead the Orphans played like veterans
and they fielded like major leaguers.
Cooper kept pegging them over and
his teammates helped him out when
All hopes that the Invaders might
come along and win out were cast
aside when the San Francisco team
knocked out five hits and scored three
runs in the seventh frame.
The Invaders were never dangerous,
as San Francisco had such big lead
that there did not appear to be a
chance to overcome it, Oakland got a
frames. which was the best they could
do. Score:
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After That FieIders Fall Down,
and the Game Becomes
a Joke
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Leagae)

Twenty-four inning ball games are
unquestlonably very exciting and a
great boost for the national pastime on
IHe uay they are played, but the re-
action does not do the fans much good.
rms was all apparent yesterday after
noon at the Valencia street lot. The
seals and the Oaks played ball like a
nocK nlocK OF sheep herders The very fact
multitude of slams that would be di-
rected at the sport in general by the
Ians IL was victory, but nothing else
good can be said about it.
From appearances it looked as
though the magnates had put in pair
OF ringers to furnish the amusement.
NOBODY could figure out how two teams
that broke the worlds record in the pre-
ceding day could possibly be so rank and
buShy as San Francisco and Oakland
were yesterday. But this is always the
way In baseball. The cut is switched
so oIten and the front changed so rap
IDLY that IL makes everybody worry
and fret and ponder because the uni
form quality and quantity is not sus-
tanned.
San Francisco broke the game up in
the opening inning and 1t was fortunate
that the trick was turned just then, for
oakland was dangerous foe in each of
the succeeding spasms. Zelder, the first
man TO face Tonneson, walked, after
Whlch Mohler placed single through
the lnheld. Tenant bunted the boys
on their way and Bodie got a pass.
making 1T full with one down and a
bunch of runs in prospect.
Melchoir could not produce a hit. but
while the Oaks infield was retiring him
Zeider tore home. Lewis hit through
short and the ball was very badly han
died, letting Mohler and Bodie through.
Berry followed with another and in
company with Lewis he registered after
McArdle had hammered one more
through short and the men in the out
fielded fell down
Two
third, but Oakland held back all it's re-
serve steam until the fifth and then the
home fans began to take on a worried
expression. Everybody on the transbay
salary roll slamed Willis benders TO
the remote corners of the lot It was
one bingle after another until three
runs had been ushered in and the game
looked even again. Score:
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night in a friendly bout with Sam
Berger.
Ketchel and OBrien together when
once they were in the ring, Both
stripped in splendid shape.
FOLLOWING Is THE FIGHT
By ROUNDS
Round 1-Ketchel went for O'Brien
with a rush and planted a right on the
jaw. O'Brien skipped about and sent
In stiff left to the face and right to
the body. Ketchel sent stiff left to
the ribs. He cut OBrien slightly over
the right eye and got right in return
that raised big lump on his right
cheek
Round 2-o'Brien jabbed Ketchel
twice in the face with his left, but
to a clinch and as they broke O'Brien
caught Ketchel stinging right on the
jaw that staggered him. Ketchel
slowed up for moment and seemed
tired but soon resumed his rushing
tactics. He was wild and O'Brien
planted three right swings to the jaw.
ketchel slowed up. but moment later
swung a terrific right on O'Brien's jaw
that sent him down on his back for
five seconds. O'Brien got up slowly
only to go down again from a right
rang just as O'Brien staggered to his
feet. He was very groggy.
Round 3-Ketchel made a desperate
attempt to end the fight quickly. He
went after the tired O'Brien, swinging
both hands wildly in his anxiety to
land a knockout blow. He cornered
O'Brien and sent in a short left jab to
the jaw that left O'Brien helpless
head however,, and hung on desper-
ately to save himself Ketchel fought
himself loose and swung right and left
on the almost helpless O'Brien.
that Referee Jack McGuigan stopped
the contest
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Cincinnati Easily Beats Boston,
and ST. Louis Takes An
other From Brooklyn
STANDING of THE CLUBS
National League

ST. LOUIS, June 9.-St. Louis won
from Brooklyn today by a score Of to
g. Gilbert caught Alperman mapping
and scored the winning run in the
eighth on a short shot to left field by
Beebe, who relieved Sallee. Score:
r. H. e,
Brooklyn .......-....
st Louis IL
Batteris-Rucker and Bergeni Sal
lee, Beebe and Phelps. Umpires-Rig-
Ter and TRULY.
CINCINNATI. June 9.-z-Only the first
game of the double header scheduled
for today was played, rain ending the
second contest after the Bostons had
been retired without run in the first
inning Score: X u. Il.
Cincinnati ......-.....l3 Ia
BOSTON II
Bafteries-C astIeton, Mclean and
Roth; Lindaman and Graham. Umpires
-Cusack and tombstone
PITTSBURG. June 9-Pittsburg won
easily from Philadelphia. today, 10 0.
Willis was strong at all times and al
lowed but one opposing player TO reach
third Doom was hit by foul tip in
the eighth inning and retired. Score:
r: II; E;
Pittsburg --..-...-....-. y
Philadelphia
Batteries Willis and Gibson;
litsch. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
CHICAGO, June s.-Chicago-N
York game postponed; wet grounds.
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PicatO and Fritch Fight a
Six Round Draw

After six rounds Of rough fighting
at the Oakland wheelmen's club last
night Referee Billy Roche called the
main six round event btween Frank
Picato ond Otto Fritch a draw Both
men held on a lot, but Picato seemed to
be doing the better work most OF the
time and the crowd was disappointed
when he failed 10 receive the verdict
Jef Perry was unable to go on with
Tommy Deakin and Kid Burns took his
place. Burns fought a clever fight and
got the decision IN six rounds
The other fights resulted as follows:
Danny Webster knocked out Jack Mel
rose in two rounds; Mat O'Neil quit to
Joe Foley at tn opening of the fourth
round; Charley Sullivan knocked out
Kid Webber in three rounds: Jim Nc
Grath got the decision over Joe Dean in
four rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
NEWS OF THE OCEAN
Exports by the Enterprise

The steamer Enterprise sailed for Hilo on
Monday with cargo valued S126, 59S and in
cluding the following.
50 bhs -four. lS7 cfis wheat. 6J50 ctls barley.
200 ctls corn, 3.044 bales hay. .. .237 lbs bran.
23.I1s lbs middlings. 4.672 lbs mil feed u. .459
lbs beans. 1876 lbs peas. loo lbs rice. 306 lbs
sugar. 5000 lbs salt. 479 canned goods , 1875
lbs fresh meat. 26l pkgs fresh fruits. LAS lbs
garlic fs2 pkgs potatoes. 81 pkgs onions. S62
lbs dressed poultry. Isis lbs and > bxs dried
fruit SD lbs raisins. e.637 lbs bread, 4O43 lbs
butter. 3, 1S3 lbs and cheese. ,. 100 lbs cod
fish, - and 80 bbls and kits salmon. 253
lbs chocolate, 960 lbs coffee, 1.2S5 lbs and cs
ANDY, II ESQ lbs lard. i.l55 lbs dried fish 4 S75
lbs and IL cs meals u, il3 gals wine. 335 gals
and 80 cs whisky. - liquors. 146 gals gin
cs brandy, IS gals and ! alcohol. > :S37 995 lbs
fertilizer. 2S pcs and bdis steel and iron, I3O
doors. S0s windows coils rope, l.160 SKIS ce.
ment, - 600 SKIS and 50 bbls lime 45O lbs rOsin.
cs typewriters, Al pkgs drugs 100 pkgs dry
goods. 120 cs boots and shoes. - rolls and l cs
leather. 2i pkgs saddlery. 100 cs kerosene. as
cs and bbs Oil, pkgs paints 2T5 soap,
cs turpentine, 40. pkgs machinery. 1I3 kegs
nails. $50 lbs and tobacco. IS pkgs wagon
material.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
Northwest League

TACOMA, Wash, June 9.-Chinault
was a puzzle to- the Tigers, while Nc
Camment, Tacon1a's new pitcher was
hit hard and for long ones at opportune
times and the locals never had chance.
being shut out, 5 to 0. Chinault's heady
twirling and Casey's great work at
second were the features. Score:
r. H. E.
Tacoma ......... 0 2
PORTLAND IL 3
Observation-Disclosures and Sheehan;
Chinault and Fournier.
ABERDEEN. Wash, June 9.-Aber-
deem won from Spokane today in the
last half of the eleventh, when Swain
put the ball over the. fence. Score:
r. H.. E.
opOhdHe -. - ..-.... =
ADerOeen .....i... y 3
Batteries-Jenson and Spencer; Per-
noll and Kreitz.
VANCOUVER, B. c., June 9.-In the
worst exhibition of ball here this sea-
son Seattle beat Vancouver, to 8.
r. H. E.
Seaitle ...z.s- -. ....-. ~
vancouver ...s..- -i.s..-.. 5
Batteries-Seaton and Custer; Hall
and Brooks.
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battle. OBrien could not fall because
he was pinned in a corner, but crum-
pied up against the ropes. He cIung
desperately to Ketchels neck.
REFEREE STOPS FIGHT
Shaking loose Ketchel again sent in
right and left. Referee McGuigan, see
ing O'Brien's condition and wishing TO
avoid possible serious injury, stopped
the fight.
Ketchel was cheered wildly by the
crowd. which was quick to comment on
his showing against O'Brien as COM
pared with Johnsons. to the disadyan-
tage of the black champion. Ketchel
said after the fight:
Il was confident that ] could get
O'Brien in less than six rounds. l am
satisfied with my showing tonight.
O'Rrien felt his defeat sorely, but was
quick TO give Ketchel full credit for his
victory.
KEEN INTEREST LACKING
There was not the keen interest in
this second meeting of Ketchel and
O'Brien that marked the appearance oL
Jack Johnson and OBrfen in the same
ring three weeks ago. The croWo was
keenIv alive to the fact that it was
an opportunity TO compare hetchel ana
johnson. who had signallT failed to
gain a decisive victory over . Brlen IN
their six round bout. The fact that
Ketchel is to meet Johnson in real
championship fight within the next Few
months was not lost sight or
Both fighters were in fine condition.
There was little betting on the out
come. some few bets being made that
O'Rrien could stay six rounds.
1t was announced that both ketchel
and O'Brien weighed in at noon below
$50 pounds. 1t was also announced
that James J Jeffries would appear at
the National club next Wednesday
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KetcheL Beats O'Brien in
Third Round Of Fast Bout
Middle Weight Champion Does What Big
Black Failed to Accomplish

PHILADELPHIA 9-Stanley
accomplishing that Jack Johnson weight failed
accomplish three The the second
the third unable o hands.
OBen lie determined
make shortw worko of he shifty Phladelphan
He devoted OBrien he
then crashing right the knock
the round OBren gamy down
from right and left the This struggled
his of six, seconds later the
rd and n knockout.
left short blow the that practically finished the
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
Entries and Weights for
Suburban Handicap

NEW YORK. June s-The entries
and weights for the Suburban handicap.
the classic event of the American turf
which will be run June "a at the
Sheepsnead Bay track. We're announced
tonight by the COney island jockey
club
The entries follow:
King James. 129. CeIt 124. Resti-
gouche 121. Jack Atlin III. Montgom-
cry lis, Master Robert 112, Frank Gill
109. Arctic 107. Hilarious Kings
Daughter. Fitzherbert 105, Brother Jon
athan. Joe Madden 102. High Private
100. Alfred Noble 80 Fayette o., Half
Sovereign 9S. Fashion Plate 90. Turn
Coat 80. Field Mouse 90. Practical 50.
Effendi 81.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
THRoNGs CHEER WESTON

wAMSUTTER. Wyo., June ed
ward Payson Weston. the pedestrian,
arrived here today just as the west
bound overland limited train stopped
for water The overland's passengers
turned out and gave the aged pedes-
trfan a hearty greeting. which he re-
turned in kind, promising to meet them
again in San Francisco.
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Ford Car Leads in Race
Across the Continent

TOPEKA. Kan. June 9-Ford car
No. 1 and the Shawmut car, leaders
in the ocean TO ocean race, passed
through Junction City, 70 miles west
Of here. late this afternoon. having
left Topeka shortly before 9 o'clock
this morning. At Junction City the
Ford car was I > minutes in advance.
Ford car No. 2 and the Acme car
did not leave Topeka until after noon
and have not been heard from since.
At o'clock this evening the two
leading cars passed through Salina.
Kan. 119 miles west Of here. The Ford
car was leading by 10 minutes.
NOTED PLAYER DIEs-Los Angeles. June
e.-George Decker. a baseball player OF ma
tiOnaI reputation, died in Compton, the home oH
his parents.
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American League

BOSTON, June s.-Carrigans batting
and an error by Wallace were mainly
responsible for Boston's third straight
victory over st. Louis, the score ending
3 10 2 Score: r. II. E.
st. Louis ......t.. 2
Boston 8
Batteries-Bailey and Criger; Ryan,
Cicotte and Carrigan.
WASHINGTON, June s.-washing-
on-Chicago game postponed; wet
grounds.
NEW YORK. June 9.-New York
Detroit game postponed; rain.
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BOARD BILL BoTHERs BURNS

WASHINGTON. June 9.-Pitcher Bill
Burns has threatened TO jump his con-
tract with the Chicago Americans. His
grievance is that the club will not pay
his board bill at another hotel where
he has been staying since coming hers
last Saturday. Burns said that he
would Quit and go to the California
state league. which is an outlaw or
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
FI.ys ST. LOUIS DELEGATEs

CHICAGO. June s.-Alderman John
Burns declares that the members of
the house of delegates of ST. Louis are
cheaters of charity and unfair sports
men. and therefore the Chicago council
should not play baseball with them.
He said so last night at the meeting
of the council. and wanted an invi-
alton from the st. Louis body TO play
two games of ball this summer to go
unnoticed
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS

wiheImina Cron 70 Eugene c. Cron. lot at
\ corner Of Laidley and Miguel streets. SW 81
by wv 100, gift
Olga J. Peterson 10 Gustaf T. Peterson. lot
in S line ~ Duncan street. S2:1s W OF Tiffany
avenue. S s3.9Ts. NV 2G:lOSs. Ne G9:3Ek E
26.5as gift.
Mary l. Monrad 10 Henry 6. y Monrad lot
IN " line Of Twenty y-second avenue, 100 Of
Clement street. ) y by " 100: SO.
Jacob Heym8n company to Frederick - lot
AZ NE corner Of Twenty fiffh avenue and Lake
street r 30 by 100: $40
James Comfy and wife 10 c F. Wick half Of
Tot in " line Of Masonic avenue csc : Of
Haight street. 5 80 hy W 100: $40
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VERNON WALLOPS
ANGELS WITH
5 TO 2 SCORE
Breckenridge Is Successful i'm
Keeping Hits by Home
Team Scattered

LOS ANGELES, June 9.-Bracken-
ridge was successful in keeping the
hits by Los Angeles well scattered to-
day and Vernon got away with the
game by score of to ?. Neither
Tozer nor Briswalter, although steady
enough, was effective against the Yer
non batters nor were they well sup
ported. One of the runs made by Los
Angeles was a homer by Daley. Score:
LOS ANGELES
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Sacramento O, Portland 3

PORTLAND, Ore, June 9.-Jesse Gar
rett had little difficulty in shutting out
Sacramento today, for not visiting
player was left on base until the eighth
inning and in the ninth the first man
reached third base on Flanagans two
bagger, but two were out and no runs
resulted. Johnson singled in the sew
enth and scored on Armbruster's cork
ing two bagger to deep center. In the
eighth Johnson was responsible for two
more scores when he bunted safely.
scoring Olson and McCredie. Score:
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SUMMARY

Home runs-Naire Cobb, Conrad. Van Buren.
Two base hits-Conrad (2). Marie. Sacrifice
hits-Waters, Funck, Kelley. First base on
called balls-0n Marie Z, on Van Otterman 4.
Struck out-By Marie 4. by Van 0tterman 5.
Hit by pitched ball-Kuhn (2), Curtis, Joyce,
Townsend First base on error-Santa Cruz L.
Double play-Broadbent TO Devereaux TO Town
send. Passed balls-Conrsd. Kuhn Time OF
game hours and Is minutes. Umpire-Atkin-
son. Scorer-Lucas.
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GETS $1,000 FOR HOOPER
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, June 9.-Manager
Charley Graham of the Sacramento
club is in receipt of the second 81 900
check from the Boston American club
for Harry Cooper. who was with the
Senator's last year. Graham got 81 900
for Hooper when the latter was signed
and the agreement was that the Red
Sox were to either send an additional
81 900 or return Hooper June l. Hooper
has been making so good in the major
that the check was dispatched in lieu of
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Santa Cruz 10. Fresno 4

SANTA CRUZ. June s.-The tables
were turned today when Fresno was
trimmed for the second game of the
series by a score of 0 to 4.
The phenomenal features of the game
were the pitching and stick work of
Marie DevereauX's new find this be-
ing this first appearance on the local
slab
-Four home runs were recorded dur
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10
PORTLAND

Struck out-By Brown 1. by Garrett 1. Two
base hits-Armbruster, Flanagan. Sacrifice
hits-Johnson. McCredie. Ryan. Stolen bases
Armbruster, Ryan. First base on errors-Sacra-
mento /. Portland 3. Left on bases-Sacra-
mento 4. Portland Z. Time OF game hour and
40 minutes. umpire-McGreevy.
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Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Meyers. Hap Smith. Sacrifice
hits-Farrell. Hugh Smith. Stolen bases-ShaJ
(2l Mclaughlin. First base on called balls
OF Durham l. of Miller 2. Struck out-By
Durham 6. by Miller 4. Left on Dissatisfaction
4 san Jose 4. Hit by pitched ball-krueger
Double plays-Hugh Smith TO Kruger. Mertes tC
Shay to Pfyl TO Frambes. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-Ehret. Scorer
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Two Lumber Charters

The German steamer Arabia, at Portland Is
under charter for lumber thence TO shanghai al
IS Sd on dead weight. and the schooner Ariel
At Grays Hsrbor Is engaged for the same busi
ness thence TO Guaymas at 81 a thousand feet
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hitD. Lewis. Sacrifice hits--Car-
roll. Tennant J. Lewis. Berry. First base on
called bas-Om Tonneson 3. Struck out-By
Tonneson l. by Willis ,. Double play-McArdle
to Tenant. Wild pitehes-Willis =. Time of
game hour and 25 minutes. Umpire-Mc-
nv
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"Batted for Kennedy in nnth inning. ''Batte
or Bloomfield in ninth inning.
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Streib. Bloomfield. Two base
hits-Gordon Nealon Moskiman. Sacrifice hit
McIIale First base called balls-Of Bloom
field 6, off Cooper 1. Struck out-By Bloomfield
3. by Cooper g. Hit by pitcher-Feeney.
Bloomfield. Double play-Bloomfield TO McKune
10 Nealon. Wild pitch-Cooper. Time of game
| hour and so minutes. Umpire-Stutz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-06-10

Always phone Kearny S6 and ask for
the lad man" when Won want anything
You viii find that The Calls want ads
viii DO business for you every day in
the week To rent rooms. obtain help
secure positions. sell real estate. etc
The Calls classified ads are unexcelled
Phone OF drop line to The Call today
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VERNON
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-Daley. Hits-on Tozer ?, OF
Briswalter O. Three base hit-Bernard. Two
base hits-Brashear, Mott. Sacrifice hits-tfod-
win, Daley. Brashear (2), Martinke Bracken-
ridge. Innings pitched-By Tozer 2 2-3 innings
First base on called bals--Om Braekenridge @
or Tozef 2 OF Briswalter /. Struck out--By
Breckenridge 4, by Tozer l. by Briswalter 3
Double play-Delmas to Howard. Hit by pitched
ball-Martinke t2l, Mott, by Briswalter. I'm
pire-Toman. Time OF game hours.
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Stockton 3, San Jose 2

STOCKTON. June 9.-Stockton had to
hustle today to win from San Jose, the
winning run being made in the eighth
inning on a wild pitch. The score:
cTnCETON
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KAN June 9.-Thc trustees Of Baker university
today voted TO restore football. This actor
Of the Methodist councils. The decision il
anal.