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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-09-24

Maurice Mclaughlin and Melville
Long, the two crack tennis players
from this state who recently opened the
eyes of the east, returned home yester-
day and were accorded a hearty well
come. AS was expected the two young
sters. who made such hit in the ca st
with their gentlemanly behavior on
courts and their modesty in the face of
unusual success, bore their honors
lightly. and modestly recounted their
numerous victories. The boys are in
the best of health, but fatigued from
their long siege and the hard trip
across the continent.
Mclaughlin and Long will leave Oc-
tober for Australia, going by way of
Vancouver. The worlds championship
matches will be played at Sydney dur
ing the latter part of November. Last
year the matches were played at Mel
bourne, but owing to the extreme heat
that prevails during November the
battle-ground will be switched to
arrive in Australia about November /.
and will have two or three weeks in
which to become acclimated and ac-
custom themselves to the courts.
1t appears the two California cracks
are even more highly thought of In
the east than they are at home. The
local cracks concede them little chance
against the Australians. but the east
erners figure the two California players
have an excellent chance to bring back
the Davis cup. AS the fasteners are
in better position to judge than we
are, some of them having played
against Brooks and Welding, their
opinion is of more values than ours.
Long said that the English players
figured Mclaughlin stood a good
chance of beating Brooks.
The fasteners consider that both
Long and Mclaughlin have a good
chance to beat Welding and give them
an outside chance against Brooks. In
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Make Pfve Runs i'm Final Frame
and Nosed Out When They
Seem Overwhelmed
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Oakland put up a finish yesterday
that was one of the finest exhibitions
the fans have seen this season when
il comes 10 downright gameness. With
the score IL to against them in the
ninth frame, Reidy's men made five
runs and there was a man on third and
a man on first and all that was neces-
sary was a two base hit. 1t did not
look at all improbable, for Duffey
Lewis. who went TO bat for the second
time during that inning. was the man
the game depended on. He hit the
ball a hard swipe, but McArdle was
there TO intercept il. and he made a
clean pickup and got the batter at
first.
Cd to the ninth frame the game was
somewhat of a joke. as the Seals were
so far ahead that nobody figured IL a
was marked by the heavy hitting or
both teams Every one seemed to be
a bic 10 smack the ball The game see
sawed for four innings.
In the fifth frame the Seals spurted
out in front and took a decided lead.
They helped matters along by increas-
ing their lead in the seventh and ninth
frames until the ARRAY resemhled a no
The oaks started with Christian on
the hill. but he was fearfully shy OF
The material lie Lasted a little more
than an inning when Reidy gave him
the hook Boice was put in his place.
Stewart was given the burden for the
Seals but fl did not take long to find
out he had nothing. and he met the
same fate as Christian. Brownie
Browning was trotted forth to do the
honors after the second frame.
Browning worked in his usual good
form until the ninth, when he eased up
and the Oaks took advantage of his
generosity until things looked bit
shaky for the understood pitcher. Boice
did not seem to have any more than
Christian for Oakland. and the Seals
swatted him about the lot as they
pleased.
In the opening frame the Seals
started off by making two runs on a
like number of bingles- The Oaks, not
10 be outdone, repeated the same per-
Torrance during their time at the bat.
The Seals got one in their half of the
second. and the Commuters went them
one better and took the lead The
Seals assumed the lead in the third.
when they made two runs and they
never relinquished the front position
thereafter
The game was one of the heaviest
hitting exhibitions that has been seen
At Recreation park this season. total
OF % basehits being made. Score:
A
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DETROIT AMERICANS
ARE AGAIN VICTORIOUS
Make 1t Three Games Out of Four by De-
feating Washington 8 to

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s.-Detroit
made it three out of four from the
locals by winning today's game. to l..
The batting of Cobb and Mcbride was
the feature, Groom passed D. Jones,
Bush and Cobb in the first inning and
was replaced by Gray. who allowed De-
troit only one run. Detroit scored two
runs in the second on hit by O'Leary,
base on balls to D. Jones and Cobb's
single. A double by Cobb and singles
by Crawford, Moriarity and OLeary
scored three more in the fifth. In the
eighth d. Jones made a two base hit
and Bush walked. Cobb scored both
with a double. Score:
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FRESHMEN ARE READY FOR
THEIR GAMES ON SUNDAY

The members of the Gaelic athletic
association, who have charge of Sun
days hurting and football matches, re-
port that every detail in connection
with the tournament has been attended
to. Referees and judges have been
agreed on. The grounds in front of
the grandstand have been marked off
and the field is in perfect condition.
so that two fast games undoubtedly
will be witnessed by those Interested
in the dashing games of hurting and
Gaelic football.
i The hurting will be held first, and
Referee Ed O'Reilly will start the ball
promptly at O'clock. Thirty-four
men will line up for the hurting game.
Captain Ross of the OConnells says
there will be nothing to the game, as
They won the last time they met the
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Young Irelands-
Captain Quinn of the Young Irelands
says he knows his men and that they
will start another string of victories
over the OConnells.
The football game will start prompt
~ at the conclusion of the hurting
game and 1t will be a case Of Greek
meeting Greek. The Parnell team will
rely on their old Guard" while Cap
tain Jack Clifford of the Erin's Hope
team has dark horses who will help
materially his good team. The referee
for the football game will have his
hands full. as there will be no letup
from the start of the game. The Par
nell style of play Is the perfect defense
with occasional rushes.
The slogan of the Erin's Hope men
is Keep on the ball" Both teams have
fast men among their followers, so the
back division men will certainly be
kept on the jump for an hour.
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DEMARA RETAINS LEAD

KANSAS CITY, Sept 23.-Fast riding and pro-
longed sprints marked the fourth days ride in
the six day bicycle race here, but the close of
tonight's performance found Demara still in the
lead by two laps. Schnell dropped out of the
and only rode in the sprinting races tonight.
The positions Of the nine remaining contestants
are: Demara, 663 miles laps; Williams and
Hunter, 683 miles laps; Mitten and Morgan,
663 miles laps; Stein, 683 miles laps; Palmer.
681 miles IL laps; Crebbs, 661 miles laps;
Wells, 653 miles Iaps
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NERVE sHAFER DIES IN SOUTH
I Special Dispotch 10 The Coiil

SANTA CLARA, Sept. 23.-News Of the death
of Nerve Shafer, catcher and captain of last
years champion Santa Clara college baseball
team, came from Los Angeles this morning. Sha
fer's fight with death has been wagins since last
May when he had TO give up his studies a
senior and go to Los Angeles In search Of health.
Shafer was a member of the junior dramatic So
society," Philalethic senate, house of Philhistori-
ans and st. John Berchmann sanctuary society of
Santa Clara college.
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MATHEwsoN WILL RETIRE

NEW YORK. Sept. 23.-The report reaching
this city from st. Louis that Christy Mathew
son the New York National baseball clubs
crack pitcher, would permanently retire from
baseball at the end OF the present season to
engage in manufacturing business has created
considerable excitement among the baseball fans
here. Mathewson is the premier idol among
enthusiasts In this city. and without him fear
Is expressed that the team will be handicapped
In next seasons pennant race. as he is its
most reliable pitcher and is mainly responsible
for the teams standing in the race this year
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Stockton Defeats Fresno by Er-
rOrless Game and Score
of 9 to o
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate LeaSuel
RESULTS OF GAMES
stockton o, Fresno o.

FRESNO. Sept. 23.-Stockton avenged
the defeat of the opening game by
pounding Smith all over the lot today,
rolling up ID hits and scoring nine
runs. Hoag was in fine form and held
Fresno to five bingles. The visitors
started their bombardment in the open
ing round, and the result was never in
doubt after that. Pfyl secured home
run, double and single in five times
at bat. Score:
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ArHLBTEs CHOOSE OFFICERS

At meeting of Sacred Heart college athletic
association yesterday officers for the year were
elected as follows:
President, Edward French; vice president,
Thomas f. Ganney secretary, Francis Sheehy;
treasurer: Leslie O'Hair; track captain. Frank
Maher; baseball captain Frederick Cordz
The association determined to concentrate on
basket ball during the next few weeks, with
view to. having a representative team in the
field early in November Preparations are also
on for a track meet with ST. Marys college,
to be held next month
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RUGBY GAME POSTPONED
TSpeciol Dispdfch TO The Call

SANTA CLARA. Sent 23.--In respect to the
memory OF Merv Shafer. the Santa Clara col
lege student and baseball player, who died In
tween the Berkeley freshmen and the Santa
Clara college Is scheduled for Saturday has
been postponed until Wednesday Of next week.
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aERKELEY BOYS CONFIDENT

BERKELEY, Sept 23.-The track teams OF
tho Berkeley and Oakland high schools win
meet on the oval Of the University of California
tomorrow afternoon in the first dual track meet
~ the season. The fact that Berkeley has a
large number Of second class men In training
viii be point in that schools favor The
Berkeley team is figuring on annexing about 20
Of the I20 points.
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Ladies. practice economy by having
your old feathers and plumes dyed or
made over and by having that old skirt
cleaned and dyed. No use to throw
good things away. Look in the Want
AID section of today's paper and. you
will find many ways to save money;
the people whose business it is to
renovate and make new things out of
old advertise there daily.
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LOS ANGELES, Sept. 23.-Vernon
won from Sacramento today by a score
of to /, scoring the winning run in
the tenth on D. Browns hit, Doyle's
tumble and sacrifices by Hogan and
Stovall- Sacramento scored in the sec
ond .on vance's error. La Longe's hit by
pitcher and Shinn's two Dagger. La
1onge was thrown out at the plate try
ing TO score on the hit. Vernon scored
in the fourth on two singles and a hit
by pitcher. Baum was removed and
F. Brown substituted. Score:
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STUDENTS TO DISCUSS ROWING

BERKELEY. Sept pa special meeting Of
the student body has been called for Harmon
gymnasium tomorrow morning to discuss the
status Of rowing at the university: The meet
ing was called by President S. w. Cunning
ham OF the students upon the receipt Of petit
ton Of more than rs members. The petition re.
cited that better knowledge OF the situation
was necessary before the students should go to
the polls next Monday to vote whether or not
boating shall be maintained as an intercollegiate
4
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'Batted for Street in the hfth. 'sBatted for
Gray in the fifth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Washington ....... o 0 o o-1
Detroit O. o o 2 o-S
SUMMARY
Two base hits-Cobb (2). Milan, d. Jones.
Hits-Of Gray in 2-3 innings, of Reisling 2
in innings. Sacrifice hit-Bush. Stolen bases
ID. Jones, Bush. Crawford, Schmidt. First
base on called bals-On Groom 8, OF Gray L.
of Relslfng 3. of Donovan 2. Struck out-By
Gray 3, by Reislng 3, by Donovan 2. Umpires-
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 23-Philadelphia hit
the ball hard today and easily defeated St.
Louis. Score: r. H. E
st. Louis. ...........2 2
Batteries-krause and Livingston; Plank, Ku-
sci and Killifer.
BOSTON, Sept. 23.-Cleveland won the last
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At Columbus Columbus Minneapolis game
postponed.
At Toledo-Firsf game-Milwaukee I, Toledo
?. Second game-Toedo 0. Milwaukee o; called
at the end Of sixth on account Of darkness.
At LouisviIle-Louisville /. st. Paul 3.
At polis-Indianapoli 2, Kansas
City IL.
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Portland 3, Los Angeles 0

PORTLAND. Sept 2S.-Garrett was
in fine form today and Los An
geles could not bunch hits on him suf-
ficiently at any stage of the contest to
score. Although Hosp was in poor
condition and was hit hard Portland
was not particularly effective, Johnson
and Fisher, who knocked home run,
doing the bulk of the batting. Score:
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Twoahase hit-Shinn. Sacrifice hifs-Coy f2).
Gandil Desereaux. Hogan. Stovsll. Stolen bases
-Darrfnger Brsshear CT. Raymer- First base
on called bails-Or Baum 2. OF Vance 4.
Struck out-By Baum l. by Vance 2. by Brown
2 Hits made-0n Baum ,. l. Hit by
pitched bali--La Longe. Martinke by Baum.
Time Of game hour and 80 minutes. Empires
Irwin and Mccarthy.
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PORTLAND
SUMsfAR,

Struck out-By Hosp 5, by Garrett 2. First
base on called balls-0n Hosp 4, of Garrett 4.
Two base hits-Johnson, Fisher. Home run
Fisher. Double plays-Cooney TO Ort; J. Smith
to Howard to Orendorff. Sacrifice hits-God-
win, Howard. Stolen bases-Orendorn. Howard
f2). First base errors--Los Angeles i. Left
on base-Los Angeles g. Portland s. Time Of
game-1 hour and so minutes. Umpires-Toman
and Van Haltren.
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TRENDALL GAINS DECISION

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 23.-Boxing was revived
here tonight. when Harry TrendaIl Of this city
was given the decision over George Memsic Of
Denver at the end of fast 10 round bout
Memsic was handicapped by an injury to his
right hand in the first round.
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HOPPE TO PLAY HERE

Willie Hoppe the famous billiardist. will sp-
pear in this city next week in exhibition games
Ii Is many years since Hoppe. then a mere boy.
played here He will play at the Graney
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SUMMARY

Three runs and . hits of Christian in l-3 in
oings; runs and hits of Stewart in 2 innings
Home run-Hogan. Two base hits-Tennant.
McArdle. Melchior. Sacrifice hits-Tennant Ca
Zeider. Berry Carroll. Cameron Browning. Nun
dord. First base called balls-0f Christian 3.
OF Boice 3, of Stewart 2 Of Browning 2. Struck
out-By Boice 4, By Stewart /. by Browning 3.
Hit by pitched bale. Lewis by Browning.
Double play-Hogan unsssisted. Time of game
> hours and Is minutes. Umpires-McGreevy
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EUROPEAN RACES

WINDSOR, Eng. Sept. 23--The September
handicap Of 400 soyereigns. for year olds and
upward. mile. was run here today and won
by Fl. p. whitney's Delirium.
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VERNON
SACRAMENTO

zone cut when winning run was scored. -sH
gan batted for Vance in the tenth inning.
RUNS AND HTS BY INNINGS
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SUMMARY

F! Home run-Pfyl. Two base hits-Pfyl, Van
Buren, (2b Waters, Hallinan, Spencer, Funck
| Householder. Struck out--By Hoag p Double
play-Haninan to Pfyl. Passed ball-McDon-
ough. Earned runs-Stockton Z.
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I the same clubrooms. The preliminaries will be
| furnished by the heavy weights. Gunboat Smith
and Joe Collier and the original Kid McFadden
! and Jimmy FELTON,.
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RAIN PREyENTs RACES

COLUMBUS. o., Sept. 23.-The grand circuit
races were called on today on account Of rain.
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National League

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 23.-New York celebrated
its last appearance for the season here by win
ming both games of double header. Score.
first game: r. H. E
New York IL
St Louis. U
Batteries-wiltse. Meyers and Wilson; Raj
eigh Bernard and Phelps.
Score second game: r. Fl. z.
New 1ork. -.-.-.---.IS - .
st. Louis. -.-..-.---------.. 10 o
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Marquard and Wilson;
Sullivan. Meter. Higgins and Bliss. Umpires-
ODay and Brennan.
CINCINNATI. Sept 23.-Cinefnnat played
miserably in the field and Philadelphia won
easily. Score: r. III. T.
CINCINNATI .......-.-..s..-...-
Pnlladeipnia .-...-...-.... .--....lz IL U
Misunderstanding. Carmichael. Pauxtis and
Roth; McQuillan. Corridor and Doom. Umpires
KLEIN and Emslie.
CHICAGO. Sept. 23.-Brookyn and Chicago
broke in double header today. the visitors
winning the first game, to L, and the locals
taking the second by the same score Score.
first game r.. H T.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. o
Batteries-Schwenk Reulbach and Moran;
Scanlon and Bergen
Score. second game: X. III. z.
Brooklyn III
Batteries-Hagerman and Moran; Hunter and
Marshall. Umpire-Johnstone.
PITTsBURG. Sept. 2a.-Pittsburg Boston game
postponed: rain.
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SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND

lotdi 30 10 -
'Battec for Boice in the ninth inning.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Northwest League

SPOKANE, Sept. 23.-Spokane defeated Van
couver to today, owing to the superior pitch
ing of Killilay. Score: X. IA. E.
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SEATTLE, Sept. 2s.-Thompson and Pernol
had great pitchers battle. in which the honor:
went to the former by slight margin. after cut
ting out all errors. which played an important
part In four of Seattle's runs. Score:
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TAnoMA Sept, 2aIne Locals plsyes se
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PITTsBURG. Sept. % Pitt.burg Boston game
postponed; rain.
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| -
ADVERTISING RATES ON APPLICATION
Out Weighs All Other Issues
How it Was Killed.
M Be IN 10 2Ss no
PoRTAMcE IAN T THE 5oI ONE OF MOUNTAIN WATER.
Err DISTANCE OF MORE THAN A COST Of
w DENVER I PEOPLE M LED DEMAND THAT OWN
AND FIVE MILLIONS 1S FOR BHTER
FORT COLLINS WENT TWENTY THREE MILES TO SECURE ITS
WAYER @ r. AND RATHER SMALL SUPPLY AT THAT
mo @ BOULDER M M HAS PURCHASED MOUNTAINS
GRAND OWNS ITS OWN SYSTEM AND IT HAS SUP.
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THE ALL 4nT THE JOHN , RUsas BEN NDsEYs
Be aBouT M BUT T4n On M AL
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THE WEsH THIS assertion WELL For IT REALLY AND TRULY
YEARS aa sNp IN H M @ EVE
CITY WOULD NOW HAVE FIFTEEN AND PERHAPS TWENTY
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MoUNTAN WATER AND SEE HOW THE BEAM MOVES ON THE
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AND IT DOES NOT NEARLY W OS WE T THIS CITY
GATHER THE ALL OF THE OTHER ISSUES OF THIS CAM
THE tn CANNOT PULL DOWN THE SCALES
THE COST OF SECURING MOUNTAIN WATER AT THE PRESENT
THIS SUM WOULD COMPLETE ORIGINAL SYSTEM AS WAS
PLANNED DURING MAYOR BUNTNGs ADMINISTRATION, WHICH
INCLUDED GREAT POWER PLANT TO FURNISH THIS CITY WITH
YEARS HENCE THE SAME SYSTEM WILL COST $eooooo
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WHY SHOULD WE WAITE
ONLY ANSWER QUESTION:
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AND saNDBAas HIM FROM THE REAR THE VICTIM HAS NO
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