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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
DARKNESS ENDS GAME
IN ELEVENTH FRAME
Seals and Beavers Have Five Runs When
The Shades of Night Cover Field

For IL innings yesterday the Seals
and the Beavers battled without any
result as the shades OF night envel-
oped the field and Umpire Van Haltren
concluded that the game could not con-
tinue without the aid of lights, so
he called an end to hostilities when
both teams had five runs to their
credit.
1t was another stubbornly fought
game with plenty of fast work, and
some rough stuff mixed in to make 1t
exciting. The visitors got on even
terms in the ninth through the aid of
a little rough stun. Roliie Zeider.
guilty OF a play that was not becon-
ing to him. With two down and a
Beaver on third Olson rolled an easy
stead of throwing the batter out he
tried to catch Guyn. who was head
ing toward third. The runner proved
then Roliie heaved to first and Tenant
failed to hold the throw, which was a
poor one. Guyn rolled home.
The Seals were always in front and
they. started of as IL they were going
chances They had a nice lead up to
the sixth frame, when Mercedes men
got in the going and put three runs
over as a result of some high and lofty
The Seals were of In the field. Their
rough work was particularly costly and
1t was what cost them the contest.
Henley worked in his usual consistent
form and he should have got away
with his game.
Seaton, a. new HEAVIER to the local
fans. whom McCredie picked out of
the Northwest league. worked for five
innings, but he was retired to allow
Guyn to bat for him in the fifth frame.
He showed nice assortment, but was
rx4r AH H. A--k l.
was on the hill. Garret, who relieved
him, was there with fashionable line
of curves.
Longs boys were off to an early
opening frame MohIer singled by third.
On Johnson's overthrow to first the
kid moved along. Miller singled, scor-
ing Mohler. Miller rounded on Fishers
Portland scored one. in the. second
on two hits. Johnson singled and Nc
Credie. walked. On Speas' hit Johnson
It looked like the Seals had matters
their own way after the fourth frame,
when they put over trio OF runs.
Zeider started the trouble with a hit
to left and Miller was safe on an
infield hit Melchior bunted and Fisher
pegged wildly to third to catch Zeider,
who came home on the poor heave.
Miller scored on Berrys hit and Mel
threw McArdle's grounder over Ort's
head and Berry Tailed.
The Seals dished out some of the
rough stuff in the sixth. Graney was
given trip and Johnson singled to
center McCredie was an easy out
and Fisher took one in the ribs, filling
the bases. Ort singled to center, scor-
ing Graney. Davis allowed the ball to
get through his legs and Johnson came
home. Fisher, who was on third. was
prancing about the bag and Berry
tried to catch him off. but he made
= |, lut, -
The Seals were one ahead and Henley
seemed to be getting better and the
run looked to be enough, and 1t would
have been IL Henley was given proper
support Speas' hit and a couple of
miscues were responsible for the score
being tied. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
READY TO FIGHT HIM
TOMORROW" SAYS JEFF
Back From Europe Boiler Maker Strips to
Show He Is Fit for Battle
[Seeeial Dispateh 70 The Calll

NEW YORK, Jeff the welcome when
he the this of
gathered
of police The
heavy weight champion accompanied by his wife and Mr. and Mrs
Mck of Los Angeles The Lutania off by
loaded with sporting writer's photographers and others
Albany of sporting friends
dgng lout hide line of his physique stood forth
With his shoulders efries
along the
shoulders live rawled shaped themselves
shoulders,
white
brought his muscles
across his smdse
Of the easily was
owe the cane and back agan
n
dou to poun nds viii on he
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Canadians and CaIifornianS
To Clash at Park


At o'clock this afternoon soccer
football team of Californians, natives
and adopted sons, will line up against
an eleven from British Columbia which
is the best that the western Canadians
can send down. Several hundred people
have come here from British Columbia
to take part in the Portola festival and
they will be on deck today to root for
the boys from the north. The game will
be for the championship of the coast
and will carry with it the honor of the
Portola championship and a splendid
cup.
The California team will be without
the services of Harry Elliot, the pre-
mier forward of the coast. Elliot is
president and captain of the Barba-
rians and his team has an engagement
with the Nevada university today.
The California team will line up as
follows:
Goal, McRitchie, Thistles: right back, Ander-
son.. Albion Rovers; left back, Selkirk. Albion
Royers; right half. Perkins. San Francisco;
center half. Grant, independent; left half. wst-
Welsh (Burns) Aitken (Albion Rovers), Downfe
tvampires). Pike Independently.
British Columbia--Beaney (Yictorial. goal,
Rogers (Ladysnfith) and Hewitt (Nanaimo),
backs: Mclean {Vancouverl. Graham Van
couver), Lock New westminster) half backs;
Mcleod tLadysmith) Crukshank, Hooper, Cur
ran and Robertson (vancouver), forwards.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
State Leaguers
Turn Tables on
St.Mary'S Men
Phoenix ToSserS Lose Heads in
Sixth Inning and Oakland
Shuts Them Out
By WILL SCARLET


The Oakland State leaguerS turnec
the tables on st. Mary's Phoenix yes
terday at the Grove street grounds BY
shutting out the collegians and send
ing Burns. Smith. Nealon and Hackett
across the rubber. The score was
to 0 against the college boys, though
they succeeded in getting six hits to
the four recorded for Cy Moreings
bunch.
The game was won in the sixth
frame Until then IL was nip and tuck,
g1ans seemed TO nave somewhat the
better Of it. With two men down.
Burns scored on a costly error. where
upon the Phoenix men, following their
wonted traditions, lost their heads for
a brief space. When they regained
They held down the professionals there
after, but failed 60 repair the damage.
Tiny Leonard was big surprise IN
the box He had splendid control and
changed his pace so often during the
game that, save In that unluCky sixth
frame, his opponents were kept glless-
Ing all the time. st. MaryS has A
great boy in Leonard. F'itzsimmons
played his usual heady game at short.
OF hye games which the Oaklands and
the Phoenix are playing for the beneht
OF the gymnasium fund of St. Mary
college The third game will be pulled
on tomorrow afternoon at the Grove
street grounds. with. Chuck Wilcox
on the mound for St. MaryS and Harry
simpson at the receiving end Of the
Here is yesterdays game as the
scorer saw it:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
VICTIMS OF BURGLARS
AND FOOTPADS REPORT
Two Residences Are Entered
and Japanese Held LIN

Burglars broke into the residence of
Mrs. Anna Fay, 3424A Seventeenth
street, Thursday night and stole tin
box containing deeds of property, a
marriage license, divorce papers and
letters and 81.
j. R. Coons residence at 1872 Jordan
avenue was entered by burglars. The
rooms were ransacked, but only a re-
volver was taken.
t. H. Mukai, Japanese, living at
315 Austin avenue, was attacked by
eight men at Pine and Montgomery
streets early yesterday morning, and
after being badly beaten was robbed
OF s23.10
Burglars broke into cottage occu-
pied by DR.. Lulu Lee at the children's
hospital, 1921 Sacramento street, and
stole coin, jewelry and clothing of the
value of $237.
Paul A. Vessels residence at 1924
Filbert street was entered and women's
and mems clothing valued at 1885
stolen.
The room of H. S. Bailey at 2os
Kearny street was plundered of Jew
elry and clothing valued at $3.50.
Conrad Messer's saloon at 2z01 Bry-
ant street was entered and coin and
stock valued at $40 stolen
Doctor Wilcox's Office at 1862 Devisa-
dero street was robbed of dental gold
valued at $780,
z. p. Antron's residence at 35 Lake
street was entered and jewelry valued
at $120 taken.
burglar broke into the Owl drug
and was observed by Special Oficer
Charles Jones, who fired a shot at him
as he fed before being able to steal
anything,
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Matches Close
And Exciting

Though there was but a small at
tendance at the Portola wrestling
championship last evening at Dream
land rink the majority of the matches
were close and exciting.
Herbert. Duncan, who has been am
ateur champion of the state for sew
eral years. successfully retained his
title. winning two matches of two
bouts each, one from his clubmate,
Baraty, in the 1s5 pound class. and
then. going out of his class. he de-
feated That's of the San Francisco turn
verein in two straight falls
Edgar Frank of the Multonornah club
of Portland and American amateur
champion at 125 pounds, showed his
superiority over Harry Platt, former
coast champion, and E. Miller, the un-
defeated olympic club champion.
stanley Ketchel entertained the
spectators by boxing two three minute
rounds with Charley Miller, the United
Railroads scrapper. o,,,o
George Wellington Of the OLYMPIC
clnb refereed the wrestling. and Wal
ter Christie and Fred Burgers ofhciated
as timers. The following were the
results: s
THOMPSON 10 CO. Thompson Won first fall In
"a seconds and second in minutes.
Middle weight-Duncan go.-6.) vs. That's Is
r tnrn rereinl Duncan won FIRST fall in
minutes Al seconds and the second in 6 minutes
'o xTsIter Ss wei9ht-Duncan 90. c. vs.. Baraty
10 Osy. Duncan won nrst fall in minutes 80
seconds and the second in minutes 10 seconds
Lightweight-Parker 20. CD VS.. Nose tM. A.
A. Cl Nose won the first bout on decision
Parker won second bout,,vith fall in minutes
IS seconds Final bout and match won by Nose
on decision.
l25 pound class--Edgar Frank (M. A. A. CD
American champion. won from Harry Piatt Gun
aftached) in 3 minutes 4S seconds with scissor
hold.
Special match. 125 pounds-Frank on. A. A.
CD vs. Muller 20. CO. Frank won In minutes.
Feather wefghts-Tsnnebaum &C. p. B. CD
VS. IIiing co. c.. First bout. Hing won the
decision Second bout. Taunebaum secured
fail IN 1 minute 45 seconds Final bout and
match won by Hing on decision.
special match--Wa1nech 20. CO. VS.. Berger
20. CT. First bout won by walfsch in min
utes 25 seconds. Berger forfeited the final to
waIfsch-
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Seven Rugby
Games Are on
TOday's Card
Feature viii Be the California
YarSity-OIympic Contest
{ at Berkeley
By WILLIAM UNMAcK

RUGBY GAMES TODAY
CALIFORNIA; University VS. Olympic at
Berkeley.
st.nfors Varsity Va. Castaw.ys at
Les Angeles.
Nevada Varsity VS. Barbarsans at
Rezo, New.
PnIo Alto high Va. San jesse high at
Pale Alto.
Santa Clara high VS.. Mountain View
kiEh at Santa Clara.
Stanford Varsity second team va. San
tn Clara college at Stanford.
ST. IEnatins college va Santa Clara
second team at st. Ignatius grounds.
Seven games are scheduled 70 be de-
Both Stanford and the Barbarian teams
left last night to fulfill engagements.
The former went TO Los Angeles, where
Il will meet the Castaway team of that
city, which played a drawn game with
the blue and gold about three weeks
ago.
The Barbarians have taken an ex-
ceptionally strong team to Reno, New,
where they are TO meet the undefeated
University OF Nevada ia the most i'm
portsnt game of the Nevada schedule.
Clarence Mzckay, who has donated a
splendid stadium and bleachers to seat
nearly 5000 spectators, viii attend the
Barbarian-Nevads game TO dedicate his
gifts. Special trains Will be running
into Reno from all parts of Nevada and
the western parts OF California.
The California Referees union was
requested by the Nevada university
manager TO appoint a referee for the
contest, and L. S. Reading left last
night on the overland TO oflcfate. The
teams will line up as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
OLD TRAPPER DIES OF HURTS
INFLICTED BY HOOFS OF DOE
[Speeiel Dispatch 10 The Cali

UKIAH, Oct 22.-Fields Trammel,
one Of the oldest trappers and hunters
OF this section OF the state, died yes
terday from results of injuries received
a few days ago in the most extraordi-
nary manner. Tramtnel was hunting
deer when he came upon two bucks
fighting in a small opening, part of the
time goring each other and at times
with their horns locked, while the
breathing sounded like distant thunder.
Being too far away at that time to
shoot he started crawling through the
brush toward them.
Suddenly to his anna cement, he came
upon an old doe which was evidently
watching the contest and which re-
fused to get out of his way. He finally
saized her by the hind leg, fearing that
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

1 think we will get together on Mon
day or Tuesday and then you news
papermen will have something to write
about
Jack Johnson Fined
John Arthur Johnson, the negro
heavy weight pugilist. was fined 500
by Police Judge Weller yesterday for
exceeding the speed limit in his auto
mobile in Market street Thursday. The
fine was paid by Little, Johnson's man.
ager.
Johnson did not appear in court. but
remained in his machine outside the
Hall of, Justice surrounded by a crowd
of spectators. He was served with a
summons by Jake Rauer from the JUS
tice's court on complaint of Sam Fitz-
patrick, his former manager, claiming
$160.75 for services rendered. Johnson
tore up the summons and threw the
pieces into the street.
After all his troubles with the police
and bill collectors Champion Jack
Johnson finally got off for the east
yesterday. The black fellow is GER
tainly earning himself a lot OF no.
toriety.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

she would run past the bucks and give
the alarm, and wrestled with her until
he got her turned around and started
the other way. whereupon he crawled
onward until a few yards from the
lighting bEks, where he drew aim,
fired and killed one, while the other
trotted Off
To his establishment the old doe,
which had refused to get out OF his
road. Joined the fleeing buck, evidently
accepting him as the victor. During
the wrestling match with the old doe
Trammel received several brusises
about the head and face. besides being
seriously injured internally. the latter
of which Is said to have caused his
death. He was 80 years of age and
made his living alone by hunting and
fishing.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Crack ireyhounds Entered
In Special Stake

A special stake in which Is dogs
are entered will be run at Ingleside
coursing park tomorrow. The grey
hounds are the pick of the dogs on
the coast and the tests should prove
very exciting. Turkeys. Best Jerry
O'Shea's noted performer; VIII Bill. the
eastern greyhound, and a number of
other fast ones are among those en-
tered.
Manager Jerry OShea announces that
another stake will be drawn at the
park. Drawing follows:
Turkeys Best vs.. Rear Admiral; Hoilyberry vs.
Wild Bill: Bonnie Efns vs.. Sir Richard; An
tonette VS.. Nancy Lee; Best Turkey VS.. Keep
sake; Cuck Coo vs.. Stanley r; Carmel VS.. Wall-
banauhke; Gentle Annie vs. Myrtle; Georgetown
VS.. Raby Aurora
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Jennings Gets Share Of
Tiger Earnings
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


DETROIT, Oct. 22.-Though Manager
Jennings salary from the Detroit base
ball club still is a dark secret, some-
thing OF the nature of his relations
with the club became known today.
He draws percentage Of the earnings
and in the three years he has been
manager has taken down in salary and
profits s41,50o, $4,000 in 1907, $4,000
in 1908 and $17,500 this year
For 1910 he wants enough to total
him $4,000, provided he wins a fourth
pennant- Official announcement places
the earnings of the club for the league
season at $166,0o0 and including the
worlds series profits about 100000.
Jennings is taking the stand that he is
the man who made the club a big win.
ner. He has stated positively that he
will not serve next year at this years
salary. Navin is understood to be Just
as firm in his attitude that jennings
present salary and liberal percentages
Is enough.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23


Il prefer TO let the other fellow do
the talking. All can say is that am
physically ready to meet Johnson to-
morrow. In 80 days I can get into as
splendid condition as ever in my life.
The talk OF my demanding an exorbi-
tant purse was all bosh. The Paris
newspa permen are lot of fakirs.
ct am willing to fight before any re-
sponsible club that can offer the best
inducements. / know what the bout
is worth. but am not crazy enough to
think that it will pull any s150.0e0
purse. want to fight Johnson and
night him quick.
THE johnson fight will be my last.
Sometimes am sorry for ever having
consented to fight again any way.
After whip the black man 1t will be
back to the old life for me. l can get
too much fun out of fishing hunting
and farming to fool around the fight
game
Sam Berger tells me George Little,
Johnson's manager, IS on his way here,
as also is Jim Coffroth. II Little is
ready TO do business with me on his
arrival It will suit me to a T. 1 can't
spend any more time fooling around
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Alameda High School Wins
Football Game

with their two best backs, Kizer
and Baum, out of the game. and outs
weighed 10 pounds TO the man, Ala
media high football team outcIassed
the Oakland manual training high
school. The game was the second OF
the series OF the Central league of the
A. A. /. and was played on, the Ala
media Recreation park grounds.
The score was % 10 O.. Two touch
downs were made in each half. The
score does not tell the story of the
game The ball was in poly's terri
tory continually. Alameda's backs
were able 70 make forward passes and
end runs almost at Will, netting large
gains.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
GAME LAWS VIOLATED
Se.o;,1 D;.o1,ch 40 The Call1

MARYSvILLE, Oct. 22.-That the
game laws are being violated in the
foothill and mountain sections. Of Yuba
and Nevada. counties is the belief of
Game Warden NJ. A. Carpenter, and he
is making a thorough Investigation.
Wholesale arrests viii be made II his
suspicious are verified Reports have
reached him that two men killed five
using dogs. Several deer carcasses have
been found along country roads.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Baseball Notes

The Beavers were in a frisky mood yesterday
and for their misbehayior in the field Graney
was rousted from the diamond while Umpire
Finney pasted fine Of IS on Olson for excessive
repartee. Graney's onense occurred while the
Portland team was making runs In the sixth.
He kept shaking his hat at Henley trying TO
unnerve him. and Van Ha1tren warned him to
desist, but he turned the deaf ear to the ind
Gator man. However, he heard Van tell him TO
hike 10 the clubhouse Guyn was sent IN to NIL
Graney's shoes.
In the tenth frame Captain Mohler was struck
by curved ball. He was at the bat and made
effort to swing at the ball when 1t struck him
on the hand. The ball rolled in fair territory
and Van Halfren called him out on an in1eld hit.
The captain disputed the decision. The accident
caused Mohler to retire. and Mundorn went
over to third, while zeider moved to second.
Portland still has a chance to annex the pen
nant, but its chances figure about the same is
an ice wagon horse would in race against a
Thoroughbred.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
PETALUMA HORSE SHOW
rseecial Dsootch 10 The Cain

PETALUBfA, Oct. 22.-The Petaluma
driving club is making arrangements
for q horse show for Sonoma county
show week in December Glasses will
Include draft stock and roadsters, colts
from months to 2 years old. Prizes
Will be given for the best lady drivers.
the best men drivers and for decorated
LIS
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Two pLAYERs INJURED

ANAHEIM, Cal, Oct 22.--Two mem
bers OF the Anaheim football team were
seriously injured yesterday in a game
played at Fullerton between the Ana
school team. Cyril Upton has frac-
fured cO1larbone and Baryl Northam is
still unconscious from injuries received
when he tackled another player
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23

At Berkeley the California Varsity
plays its final fixture with the local
club teams prior TO the big game. To-
day the Olympics will try TO retrieve
their last defeat at the hands of the
blue and gold. The winged o. will
line I'D as follows:
Fuilback. Faulkner; thyee-qusrters. ]. 0. Mil
Ter GcodelL Briggs, D. Webster: 6ve-eighths.
Launeister. McKenzieS halves. Erb Parker); /;
wing forward. Skov; forwards. Trowbridge, Mol
6no. Tuller, Freeman, Hickey, Aguirre, J. P.
Webster.
The high schools Of the Peninsula
league, which includes all the high
schools playing Rugby game in the
Santa. Clara valley, start today their
championship schedule. The winner of
the Peninsula schedule is 20 play the
winners of the San Francisco league
for the championship OF the Academic
league. The game between Palo Alto
and San Jose is at all times a hot
fought contest and their respective
rooters are going TO turn out in full
force.
The San Jose and Palo. Alto game will
be played on the Stanford turf at 2:30
o'clock and will be refereed by W. p.
Fuller The Santa Clara and Mountain
View game will be decided at Santa
Clara.
Hathaway will referee this game.
The teams will lineup as follows:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
Sacramento 2. Vernon l

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 22-After three
DAYS of EFFORT Sacramento defeated
Vernon today, winning the game in the
first inning after two misplays had put
the locals in the rear. Both Vance and
Senators took advantage of two hits
in the first and scored one more run.
Myers. Hit and StovaH were ordered
off the field for talking. disrespectfully
to Toman, the umpire Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
SIX NEW HATCHERIEs

SEATTLE, Oct. 22.-United States
Fisheries Commissioner George M.
Bowers today announced that he had
selected the following sites for the six
new fish hatcheries on Puget sound,
authorized by congress: One main sta
tion to be located in all probability at
Concrete, on the Baker river; one near
Gene, on the Middle Fork of the Nook
sack river; at Birdsview, on the Skagit
river, and on the Puyallup rivBr.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
- ~ ~ CURES
SbSbSb BLOOD POISON


blood
be Effected The least n left in the circulation will sooner or
oube all
and throat oppercolored falling hair and
slightest the disease for future outbreaks s does not contain
which most valuable in their blood properties and at the
will viii
medical
free to al THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
1otai ....- -.... -..-9f a
'Koestner batted for Ross In the ninth
SUMMARY

Hits-On koestner in I 1-3 Innings; on Dank
in 6 innings Two base hits-Cutshaw, Dank.
Maggart Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Ross. Chris
tian. Dank. Delmas. Thomas. First base on
called ba1ls-O6 Koestner 4, Of Nagle 4. on
Dank g. Struck out-By Nagle /. Stolen bases
Goodwin. Beall. J. Smith Double plays-Sut-
shaw to McKune: Delmas to Wheeler TO Beall;
McKune to Thomas. Passed haIl-H- Smith
Hit By pitched ba1l-Lewis. by Nagle: Goodwin
by Nelson. Time hour and 50 minutes. I'm
Dfre-McGreevy
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League,
of game hours and i2 minutes. Umpire
HsItren and Finney.
Oakland 7. Los Angeles 5

Los ANGELES. 'oct. 22.-Koestner
was wild today and in the second in
ming was relieved by Nagle. but this
fact did not prevent Oakland from
continuing to hit the ball and make
runs and winning by a score Of to 5
Nelson relieved Dank for Oakland in
the seventh, after. Los Angeles had
made three hits in succession. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-23
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Martinke. Devereaux. Sacrifice
hits-sfyers. Fitzgerald. First base on called
bslls-Of Fitzgerald l. or Vance s. Struck out
BY Fitzgerald 5. by Vance g. Hit by pitcher
Haley. Fitzgerald. Double plays-Brown to Nc
Cay; Eagan to McCay. Time of game hour
and 35 minutes- Umpire-Toman-