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t.nssasn1s. s ssTls Hss aas: GsSS'aGraiss'

ESTzKxD AS SECOND CLASS MATTER JuNB>l5TH 1908
lT.asf Posi- OFFICE AT DEBORAH. IOWA. UNDER rHs
AeI OF CoNsREss OF MARCH Sd 1897.
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SAN JOSE FAILS
TO SCORE A
VICTORY
Cy MOreing'S Men Win Two
Games and Make Clean
Sweep of Series

Oakland sent the Prune Pickers home
last night without allowing them vic
tory The Garden City players put up
finished brand OF ball all the week, but
taeir Efforts yesterday afternoon were
Tar from being in harmony with their
earlier endeavoTs. The Garden City
tossers burlesqued all through. The
invaders merely waited for the enemy
TO GO something rash in the field, and
men they trotted around the bases.
N ben the end came >the score was:
"a kisnd II, san Jose ?.
2ile visitors went to pieces in the
sffl3s frame. They acted like lot of
clowns in the field and did everything
as it should not have been done. on
one hit Oakland annexed six runs.
watch goes to show that Logan. who
did the twirling for the visitors. was
not sl at fault.
The Prune Pickers started like VIM
ners. They got into the ruP making
habit first. putting two runs over in the
second frame. Bailey walked and was
forced at second by Keller. Broadbent
singled TO left and Keller pulled up at
third. Brosdhent stole second and Reed
came along with a healthy single and
Keller and Broadbent aulbled home.
In the fifth frame the Prune Pickers
lost their bearings and went up in the
air for an extended trip. Logan gave
two passes. but he was not hit hard.
several OF his offerings were hit TO the
!. GERS. but they could not glue their
hsnds 10 the ball and il slipped away
from them until the fans got Mysteries
sughing AT their efforts. Oakland got
lis last tally in the seventh on two hits.
--.,-ro-
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
SERIES ENDS WITH
EVEN BREAK ON
THE DAY
Pitcher Wiggs Let's Vernon
Down With One Hit i'm the
Afternoon Game
By WILLIAM j. SLATTERY

Oakland and Vernon ended the series
yesterday afternoon with the days
honors divided evenly. The south
ern swingers brought the crusher
to bear upon the transbay stars
in the morning across the bay,
but during the progress Of the
afternoon battle Oakland's pitcher
came with all the speed at his COM
mand and the result was a to vic
tory. However, this was only an
empty honor when it will be remem-
bered that Vernon takes the series, five
games out of seven--a fine showing for
Manager Happy Hogan to make on his
first trip away from home.
Considering the poor quality of ball
which the teams handed the fans all
week. a splendid crowd responded at
the Valencia street lot. Even the cold,
biting wind failed to stop the fans.
Most of them were for Oakland, and
the victory of the Commuters was
very popular one Besides, they won
on their merits, and this made it all
the stronger.
Oakland, and he tossed a game that
may come near being a record for the
season. Only one man, Martinke, man
aged to take a ride on. his offerings,
while nine of them were winged to the
bench by the elongated lad, who had
everything that a pitcher needed to
send the opposing team away runless
His control was nearly perfect, passing
only one man and hitting one. Not a
member of the Vernon aggregation got
further than second. Graham man
aged to pull up at this station in the
fourth.
Oakland eased a run across in the
opening inning. Papa Van waited for
transportation and was quickly sacri-
feed down the line by McCay. After
Lewis had faded away. Cameron laced
a grounder at Eagan. Old Truck picked
up the ball nicely enough, but he
heaved it wide OF Brashear at first,
and Van succeeded in sneaking the run
across the pan.
The game was a rpnless affair from
then until the eighth Then with two
down, Oakland showed another burst
of speed. Hogan was safe on Ha1eys
boot and. after he had stolen second,
Carroll registered him with a clout to
left. The ball was juggled by Mar
tinke. and Carroll took second. Like
Hogan, he also stole, and Mickey La
Longe helped him in with hot drive
to third.
Oakland played good baseball behind
its lengthy pitcher and, aside from two
boots by Christian at second, the slate
was a clean one. The Commuters were
lucky to win al that. for had Harkins
received the sort of support which his
grand pitching warranted the teams
might still be playing; and each with
out a tally. But the fatal old errors
lost the game for the little southern
pitcher, who deserved a kinder fate.
c1orA-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)

got to him for four runs and four hits,
and the game was blowed right there
without further ceremony.
Bridges was chased, naturally, and
Boice came on for the honor of his
team. The change was something like
miraculous, for during the following
eight innings, not a Vernon man got
taste of hit off the offerings of
the slim boy. IT was too bad that he
did not go to work in the first inning,
for then he might have had the honor
of pitching the first no run no hit
game of the season. But it could not
be helped
Southpaw Roy Hit twirled another
grand game for Vernon and had the
Oaks going south in every round save
the second, when two punched hits by
Carl Lewis and Boice put the run over.
Boice tapped the leather for three
cushion clout, bringing Lewis in from
first. After that it was one, two,
three and you're out layout all along
the line Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
Los Angeles as, Sacramento, Sc

Los ANGELES, May 9.-Los Angeles
won two games from Sacramento to-
day, the morning game, to 8, and the
afternoon game, TO 0. The feature
Of the morning game was the home
runs made by Besll and Doyle. The
former batted the ball over left field
fence in the sixth with two men on
bases.
+ In the afternoon Fitzgerald started
off bad by allowing the Angels TO get
four runs and six hits in the first in
ming. BAUM took his place in the sec
ond and held the home team to one
run. Sacramento made eight hits off
Briswalter, but could not score. Score:
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Santa Cruz 8. Fresno |

FRESNO. May 9.-SsRts Cruz won
the odd game Of the series from Fresno
today. to J. Oscar Jones was in rare
form. and the best the Tigers could do
with his delivery was three hits, two
OF the scratch variety. Fresno's lone
run was scored by Kuhn in the fifth
with two out He slammed a drive
over the left field fence good for four
bases Kelley almost duplicated the
feat in the seventh, Hartman picking
the ball or the boards The Crabs
punched hits on Schfmpf in the fourth
and ninth. The game was the fastest
of the season on the local grounds
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10

STOCKTON. May 9.-The home club
made it five straight for the series with
san Francisco by gathering in the
game today in the third inning, when
six hits. an error and 2 sacrifice sent
= half dozen runs across the pan. San
Francisco could not hit Eagan at the
right time. Score:
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San Francisco 6, Portland 4

PORTLAND Ore, May 9.-Although
Harkness lasted part of one inning
the frst--he stayed long enough to
enable San Francisco to score five runs.
Carson pitched gilt edge bail the rest
of the game, but the damage had been
done. Ryan, in the fifth. did his part
toward redeeming the lost battle, when
with two men on bases he Knocked the
ball over the fence and scored a home
run. Eastley pitched a splendid game.
and was supported we'll Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
vernon 4, OakIand l

Bridges. the giant slabster who came
all the way from the coal mines of
Pennsylvania, took a fine slamming in
the morning game at Oakland. Before
he could get the kinks out of his arm
in the first inning, the Vernon sluggers
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SACRAMENTO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
sTrAnAax

Hits-0n Fitzgerald 6. off Baum ;. Two base
hits-F1anaesn. Daley, Smith, Beall i2l. Sacri-
fee hifs-Doyie. Goodwin. First base called
baiis-On Baum 2. OF Brswater l. Struck
cut-Br Baum >. by Briswalter 2. Double plays
-Deluiss TO Dillon TO Smith, Smith to Dillon.
Time Of game-1 hour and - minutes. Umpire
-McGreeTy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
SANTA CRUZ
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-kuhn. Two base bts-Van Buren,.
Townsend Earned runs-Fresno 1. Santa Cruz ,.
Left on bsses-Fresno 1, Santa Cruz I. First
base on errors-Sants Cruz /. Struck Out--By
Schimpn /. By Jones 0. Passed bsll-NicDoHough.
Bslk-Jones. Time OF game hour and 20
minutes. Umpire-Smith.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
SUMMARY

Runs off Bridges :. hits (, innings /: charge
defeat 10 Bridges. Three base hlts-Martnke.
Boice. Two base ht-Brashear. Sacrifice hit
Eagan. First base called balls--0n Boice 3.
Hit by pitcher-W. Hogan. Time OF game
hour and % miIlnfes. Impire-McCarthv.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
SAN JOSE
Rms AYD HITs BY INNINGS
Summary

Sacrifice hills Bsiley. X. Smith. Johnson.
r.-s base on called balls-0a NJohns0n 4. on
Miller .. Struck out-By Joln&n :, By Miller
Double piar-sfyers 10 Keller. Tine Of
c-m.-l Ln-r ana . -n-nntez. rr.nire- Bnrnz.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
81 MNfARY
Los ANGELES

Home runs-Beall. Doyle. Three base hit
Howard. Two base hits-Zamlock. Doyle Sac
Fhee hts-Doye. Goodwin. First base on called
bslls-Of Ehman !. OF Thorsen > Struck out
By Ehman g. by Thorsen ?. Donbe psy-Delmas
70 Dillon Time Of game hour and 80 minutes.
Fcflpn
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
san FRANCISCO
RUNS AND BITS BY INNINGS
sTAINARY

Three base hits-Nertes Pfyl. Miller. Two
l.aee hffsLFerlin. Cooper TEeisier. Sfrefb Ssc-
rffoe hfts-Murray Hsckett f2) Stolen bases
T-arreIi Murray. Pirst base called baIls--On
Earan j. Of Cray 2. Struck out-By Eagan 3.
hr Cray j. Left beses--Stockton z. San Fran
fisco s. First base errors-StOckton A. San
Francisco J.. Time of game hour and 81 min
ufeF Umpire-Nissen. ScorcF-Harlin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
MEE91NGs-special


NOTICE IS hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the society and board OF trustees OF the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the office
Of the home. SW. corner Pine and Pierce sts.
san Francisco, On WEDNESDAY, May IL,
1909. at D. M. for the purpose Of electing
board of managers and board OF trustees
to servo for the ensuing year and for transac-
tlon of such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Mrs James Alva Watt Secretary.
CALL BRANCa OFFICE. 1851 Fillmore st.
near Post.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
sIMMAR,

Sacrifice hits--McCay. Haley. First base on
called bails-on Wigs /. off Harkins g. Struck
out--Ry Wiggs 0. by Harkns . Hit by pitcher
Mott Time Of game hour and 80 minutes
I-rnnire---AIc('a
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
PORTLAND
'Batted for Armbruster In ninth.
>+Batted for Carson in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Eastley 3, by Carson q First
base on bslls-of Eastley 4, of Carson s, of
Hardness !. Two base hits--Bode. n. will
liams. Carson, McArdie. Breen, Ort. Three base
hit-ort Home run--Ryan. Hits-om Hark-
ness 4. Sacrifice hits-Mohler. n. Williams.
Stolen bases--McArdle, ort. Hit by pitched ball
---sIohler, by Carson First base errors
Portland /. Left on bases-San Francisco s.
Portland 6. Innings pitched-By Hsrkness 1-3
Basehits-Or Hardness 4. runs 3. Time Of
gsme--1 hour and so minutes. Umpire-Tomsn.
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Oakland 3. San Jose O

Tie morning game went TO the In
Vaders in close battle. Johnson
twirled for oakland and handed out
gilt edge ball. Miller was ia good
form. but Moseing's men found him for
two hits in the eighth frame and three
runs were annexed. These were the
only talIies during the game. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
OAKLAND
SUMMARY
SAN JOSE

Sacrifice hit-Ie Brand. First bsse on called
hslls-On Moskimsn .. on Logan 4. Struek
ouf-By Meskiman >. bv Logan 1. Double play
Bros dhent to Keller 10 Myers. Passed ball-k-
smith Time II game hour snd - minutes.
7 -r-r,f-e-purns
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
News OF Sports Events
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
estate Leaguel

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland IL. San Jose 2.
Oakland 3, San Jose o.
Stockton 9, 9,-San Francisco 2.
Santa Cruz 3. Fresno 4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
MEETINGs--Lexal

ANNUAL MEET1NG-The annual meeting of the
stock holders of the Olympic salt water com
pany will he held at the office Of the COM
pany. 90 Clay st.. San Francisco, Cal, on
Monday the 24th day of May 1904 at the
hour of IL O'Clock a. M. for the purpose of
electing board of directors TO serve for the
ensuing year and the transaction of such other
business as may come before the meeting.
Trans books will close on Friday, May IA
1900 at 3 o'clock p. m.
CHARLES A.. GIBSON. Secretary
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-10
LOST AND FOUND

FoUND--Gentlemsn' gold watch. Inquire 1eG
9th nv.
LOST--A passbcok with the Hibernia Savings
and Loan Society of San francisco. In the
name OF John McAuIine; No. 323-456. The
finder will please return TO bank; unless same
is returned within five days new book viii
be issued to the applicant
LoST-Dog. half spitz and pug; white long hair
With yellow spots. yellow ears; answers TO Pet
or Prince; liheral reward 1920 I'd av., East
Oakland.
LOST-Fox terrier black spot over left eye;
answers to name of Spot. Reward If returned
to 1869 10Th av. after p. m.
L0ST-In front of residence. 325IB 18th St.
pair of rimless glasses Return to above ad-
dress and receive reward
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
RUMMAGE SALE FOR
HOME FOR INCURABLES
Useful Articles Viii Be Sold TO
Aid the Needy

There VIII oe a ruu1rnage sale within
1he next few weeks for the benefit of
the san Francisco home for incurablss.
the exact time and place 70 be an
uounced shortly
IL is not proposed 70 have sale like
EneSe OF former dsEs when any and
everything no one else wanted was So
letred- On the contrary the directors
are soliciting brfc & brac- uubrokeu
-o2s and games pictures books. china
aSsEsre- furniture II fact any Of the
odds and ends that 20 20 make homes
attractive and CcTuf0rtz hie-
The managers are asking the people
Who we're fortunate enough 10 escape
the hre 20 StEe pretty and useful
rnl1Ss 70 be sold Tor 4 moderate price
who have been able % do little more
Cl4n geL necessities tpzether since that
-tlle OF calamity N this way couLrfb1r-
ing to the happiness OF those who huT
and helping a charity much n need Of
assistance
Any one having things suitable for
Lle sale and which can be spared will
kindly send them before next Sunday
% zl5 Szcrzue nco street
The board OF mara gers Of the home
are Miss Mcki1srrE- president Miss
Allce griffith. hrsr vice president Mrs
W Il Crocker second vice UreSids lent
Mrs Charles Slack treasurer Mrs
Harry n Sherman recording secreta ~
Mrs 9 p E0ueroT. corresponding sec
relary. Mrs Norman McEzreu. auditor.
Mrs Edwin : BrevfoEfe Miss Eliza bet1
P DImo1d- Hrs Z y Walter Mrs. John
Merrill. Hrs Ernest ! Simpson Mrs
Marcus koshIzrd Mrs Henry Pavot
Nrs- J. Stow Ballard
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
Prepared.

The entertainments provided by
Holmes are too well known to require
praising- They are descriptive. witty
intimate and vivid Their edueati tionaI
value and their power OF entertaining
are great
Berlin viii be the subject of the
Thursday and Friday night and Sstur-
day afternoon addresses Vienna
viii be described and visited Monday
and Tuesday evenings May and l.
and Wednesday afternoon. May 5
Paris VIII be the subject Of subse-
Guent addresses. and London and
-E'ez ia Morocco win close the season
of lectures
The first travelogue- Berlin. which
VIII be given Thursday night, is an
illustrated talk on Berlin OF 1897. the
Berlin OF the present. showing the in
dEstriaI everyday life OF its people. its
impressive state ceremonies. its superb
military spectacIeS, its wonderful arch
irectural beauties. and the German
kaiser. who viii appeaE-in several nov
ing pictures This address viii also
Be given IN Oakland next Friday night
al the Liberty thezter-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
STATE HUMANE SOCIETY
WILL STOP BULL FIGHT
Even Spectators Will Be Liable
at Tres Pinos Bout

There wiz be no bull fight in the
Nay day fiesta AT Tres Pfuos If the
efforts OF the state humane association
are successful The association has
called upon the district attorney OF
san Beaito county TO instruct the sher-
n and peace officers AZ Tres PInos 10
prevent the exhibition. and has offered
70 send its own officers. II necessary
The association represents more than
% humane orgauiza tiouS IL this state
ne promoters Of the bull fight have
claimed rhst by refrafuTng from Using
noTses IN The ouiI tight they VIII pre-
vent any possibility Of cruelty but
John Partridge president Of the State
humane association, declares that the
Law Is explicit He points out that sec
tlon SS1B Of the penal code provides
that Het only IS the lighting OF a bull
with another animal OF with 4 human
being prohibited but that any person
EEO worries OF Injuries an animal in
such an exhibition is punishable by a
heavy fine and Imprisonment Even
spectators. SAYS Partridge are guilty
OF an infracti0n OF the law
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
HUSBANDS WANTED
BY CHICAGO GIRLS
Pretty, Vivacious, Well TO Do
Maids Describe Kind OF
Man Desired

CHICAGO. April 3s--MOre than 100
Chicago girls. pretty. vfvscIous and
fairly v-eII to do. want husbands-that
is. If they can find the right ones
Tee responses OF these young women.
describing their ideal men were read
last night at the HaIsted street Insti-
rutionaI church by Rev D. D Vaughan
during the course OF sermon On The
Model Husband
majority OF the young women
writers surprised both the pastor and
audience by stating positively that
tney wanted their husband 10 be the
real boss They also declared IT was
hot necessary that he be handsome.
wealthy. talented. or swell dresser.
but It was Insisted IN every case that
he be man who was capable OF real
love The word love was unGerscored
in most Of the letters
The feminine candidates were prac-
ueslly agreed that their future better
halves" must be good hearted. kind
and aHectio ionate Business OF pro-
most. but clean honest men VINO
make clean money were desired
Dr. Vaughan secured the opinion
OF the young women By sending out a
letter IN which he propounded the fol-
lowing Questions regarding the model
huSband-
Do you want him 70 De the had of ths hc-ss
Do y1u Ezrt him aElTs 70 folIsE yoEr bid
dIngt
Do yuu want him ia gre his tina % saces.d
N business 20 his h0net
Do y0u care whether he I1Tes ygu. Or 20 Tcr
r1erety want houeE
Do you prefer a business or professional
Ezns
Must he te EeaIthyr
Must he be haa6znrst
M1s- he he swell dresserf
Mast 1e be edncztsd c- rAisutsdt
Next Sunday night VIII be devoted to
The Model Wife
The following questions have been
sent QUIT
AEst she be pretty
Muzt. she BE good cook and a gsad house
xeepert
Must she 5s vTvzciszs Or qaSs<t
A-st she be s-vfizht
Musr she 5e society or q tcurs g--ff
Aus- she be 4 eoIl>gs g-zdu4tet
Must she se tzIz1.edg
slxhzcred kinds
May she De eIuh=ouan- rsrs-zer. or iaser-
ested II palit1esf
Do ysa =azs a eIfnEins f-J a sturdy oaks
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27

made y-esterday- TIE couple explained
that they had desired to avoid an
elaborate ceremony and therefore
adopted the unconventional course
Miss GzFney was educated at Notre
Dame couyent and the girls high
school Blot vas formerly 4 student
az 81 8Iarys college They did not
inform their families Of their inteu-
tions when they went 20 Petafuuls- The
wedding party vent TO the home OF
Father Doren- who performed the eere-
U0uT-
Nr. and Mrs BIOt have taken apart
meuts al the Victoria hotel They
VIII shortly leave for Los Angeles on
the.r honeymoon and uEon their r.
saru VIII take up their residence IN
this citF.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-27
LITTLE OLD WOMAN USES
GUN To PROTECT GARDEN
Telephones for Police and Is
Herself Arrested

Mrs Bridget OsHaIIoran. a white
haired little woman was charged be-
fore Police Judge ShortaH yesterday
with disturbing the peace Policemen
Smith and Hansen who made the ar
rest testified that Mrs. OrHaIIOran was
chasing people out OF her back yard at
TEeuty-firSt and Point Lobos avenue
on Sunady afternoon with gun
Mrs OHaII0ran told the Judge that
a horse had died ar the back Of her
lot and a number Of people crowded
in destroying her czbba zes and pota-
toes which were Just showing their
heads. She got a baby gun belong
ing 10 her grandson and Shooed the
people away with IT.
Then she tehephoned for the police
and 70 her surprise was arrested The
Judge dismissed the case and reeefve ed
a hearty blessing from the little old
WOMAN