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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
MISSION CLUB TO
STAGE AMATEUR
FIGHTS
Likely Youngsters i'm Three
Classes Swap Swings and Jabs
on Wednesday Night

The first legitimate amateur boxing
show of the year will be held by the
Mission club Wednesday evening at
its clubrooms, 2116 Market street, near
Fourteenth. This will mark the initial
attempt of the new club to stage a
bunch of aspiring young sluggers. and
great preparations have been made for
the event. Match Maker Sidney Hester
has been trying out his boys for the
last two months. and has completed
card which he believes will be on a
par with that which the Olympic club
held the last time.
1t is the aim of the Mission club to
develop fast youngsters and send them
to the Seattle exposition as representa-
tives of California. The new club has
several hundred members, and as box
ing has always been a popular sport
there the youngsters promise to make
good.
The show Will be strictly an invita-
tion affair, and the prizes for the win
ners Of the various events have been
donated by members of the club and
prominent sporting men interested in
the amateur game All the boys have
been duly registered by the Pacific
amateur athletic association, so there
is no chance for the passing OF money.
None of the boys on the list have
ever started before a crowd. so it is
hard to get line on their respective
merits. All of them, however. have
quite a following among the members
of the club. and the bouts promise to
arouse great interest. Three classes
are represented. feather weights, well
ter weights and middle weights The
entries are as follows:
Feather weights-John Durkin W.
Walter Scott, Leon Carroll VS.. Lester
Mudde Tom Pennington VS.. Frank
Happier.
Welter weights-Fred Foley VS..
Charles Collins, Gus Kreutzer VS.. John
Durkin, Ruddie Kreutzer VS. Frank
Edwards.
Middle weights-Emil Knott VS.. John
Griffin, Dan Healey vs.. Joe King.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
Good Horses Will Start In
Kentucky Derby

LOUISVILLE KY. April 1S.-With
the racing game fallen upon evil days
in other states and thousands of blood
ed horses becoming virtually wanderers
from the big courses where they were
wont to display their speed, the thirty
fifth Kentucky Derby. to be run at
Churchill Downs May 3. has regained
much of its old time prominence.
The following II horses are regarded
as almost certain starters: J. n Cam
den's Miami. w. II. Fizer's McAndrews.
Respass & Kirbys Norbit Hynes. T. p.
Hayes Sir Gatesby. ]. II. Lesh's War
field. George J. Longs Campeon. j.. C.
Milan & Co.'S Ada Meade. J. B. Respass
Wintergreen. Edward Alvey's Friend
Harry. w. K. Applegate's Sempronium
and w. ]. Young's Direct.
Wintergreen has thus far ruled ia
vorite in the betting. of which there
has been considerable. The arrival of
Friend Harry from the Pacific coast.
where he has shown remarkable private
trials, is expected to place him equal
favorite with Wintergreen, however.
The value of the stake will be about
$1,000. Stall room for 1000 horses has
been engaged.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
Baseball Notes

The Seals will go south this week and pisv
their first series with the new Vernon club The
opening game is TO be played In Vernon and the
other contest will be played In Los Angeles
Oakland will hold the boards here this week
Sacramento will make its debut to the local
fans. The Senators have been showing speed and
the fans are anxious to them perform
Manager Danny Long has decided to keen
Pitchers Berger. Cooper and Griffin and Third
Baseman Mundorn the ground when he
makes the trips south He has plenty of ma
terial and be will not make the trip short
handed
Not alone is Corbett big help to the locals
but he is also a drawing card. The announce
ment that he would appear on the mound helped
the box office yesterday to some extent The
former Baltimorean Is exceedingly popular
The Seals are hitting a fast clip in the field
and as soon as they get into their batting stride
they should NOW the leaders down and be for
ward contenders. After trip over the circuit
they should show their real merit.
Long intends to use Bodie against the left
handed twirlcrs the Vernon. team The Seal
outfelder likes the southpaws offerings and he
probably viii alternate in the field with Mel
choir
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
SOCCER TEAMS TIE
In A LISTLESS
GAME
Independents Make Last Ap-
pearance of Season and Meet
Albion RoyerS
By Bob Shand

The Independents made their last ap-
pearance on the soccer field this season
yesterday. when they lined UP against
the Albion Rovers at Freeman's park
Both sides played shorthanded on ac-
count of the absence of several of their
star players who had just returned from
the northern tour and did not feel in
clined for anything strenuous. After
listless contest the game ended in a
draw. each side scoring one goal
The Rovers had the best of the going
in the opening exchanges and scored
early through White. Tommy Fay
equalized before half time. The second
half was nip and tuck, and neither side
was able to add to it's score,
Contrary to expectations the Califor-
MIA team arrived from Seattle yester-
day morning. and the players reported
having had good time. The Califor-
mans were scheduled to meet Seattle.
but this game fell through, and the
boys arrived home sooner than ex-
pected. Six games were played during
the trip, the tourists winning three.
losing two and getting an even break
in the other.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The Seals showed flash of the real
class yesterday by handing the Angels
the small end of the score in the morn
ing and afternoon games and thereby
taking the odd game OF the series.
Longs men were the goods, and a full
house greeted them. as the field held
several hundred of the overflow which
the bleachers could not accommodate.
The fans read of Corbett's great per-
iormance week ago at Sacramento.
and many were lured to the grounds
TO see Our Boy joey work in the box.
lie handed out bunch of curves that
made the batsmen look as if they had
learned the national pastime in Hong
kong. AT the finish the Seals had four,
while one was all the Angels could
show.
Brother Joe was working under
wraps throughout, but his pace was too
much for the Angels at that. His offer
lngs were all circles and the southern
batsmen were up in the air determining
which course the elusive ball was about
to take. His fast straight ones were
as mysterious as they sped over the
pan, and they Were as mystifying as his
line of benders. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
JOCKEY TAPLIN Is
FAR IN LEAD OF
RIDERS
BOYS Sudden Leap Into Fame
One Feature of the En-
eryyille Season
By J. x. Jefery

The close of the local racing season
found Jockey Taplin far in the lead OK
all the other riders in the struggle Ter
the coveted saddle honors of the En-
eryvine meeting. Tap1:n was unknown
to the racing world at the beginning OF
the season. and his sudden leap into
fame has been one OF the sensational
features of the season Iap1n was the
md OF Fl. c. BedWell to whom ne -
under contract The manner in which
the boy mas made good is a tribute 10
the SOundneSS Of BedWellS estimate or
the lads riding ability. Before the sea-
son opened Bedwen predicted that the
boy, on whom he had acquired contract,
would develop into crack rider. Inc
prediction has been realized Iapllh
will be entitled to the apprentice allow
ance for months to come. and this con-
stitutes great advantage. both TO the
boy and his employer. There Is every
reason for believing that the boy will
be able to hold his own in cOmpetitlos~S
with the riders that he will meet on
the Kentucky tracks. where he Will ride
during the summer, and the end OF the
year probably will md him close to the
top of -he list of American riders.
Jockey Scoville. who finished in sec
ond position. showed better form this
season than ever before in his career.
Unfortunately the boy left for the east
before the close of the meeting under
able comment. For a week or two be-
fore his departure he rode so poorly
that the Improvement his mounts atter-
ward showed in other hands placed him
in an unfavOrable light.
Jockey keOgn. who finished third,
headed the list after the departure OF
Jockeys shilling and Powers for Area
dia in the early part of the season, un-
til excessive reducing TO make lower
riding weight than he should have put
him on the shelf He is still in an Oak
land hospital, where he was several
times operated upon. Had his physical
condition permitted Keogh probably
would have given Taplin hard rub for
the seasons honOrS.
Jockey Butler was making a strong
bid for the lead when he suffered a
broken arm that put him out of the
him fourth Jockey Mentry. who ear
ried of the final week. hOnOrs by land
ing one more winner than Taplin. is
fifth.
Following is a ta5ulation OF the rec
ord of the boys who rode one or more
winners at the meeting:
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Corbett Will Fight Johnson
if Ketchel Is Beaten

CHICAGO, April 1s.-If Jack Johnson,
the heavy weight pugilist champion of
the world, defeats Stanley Ketchel in
their fight October 10 he will be matched
with James ]. Corbett, the former heavy
weight title holder. for a fight at San
Francisco Thanksgiving day.
James W. Coffroth, the San Francisco
fight promoter. conferred with Corbett
tonight and the match was agreed upon.
Coffroth has match between Jem
Driscoll and Abe Attell scheduled for
Thanksgiving day. but will shift that
in order to make way for- the big fell
lows.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
IRWIN'S BOYS GET
AWAY WITH TWO
CLOSE ONES
PGisin Eaters Take q SkyWard
Trip and Toss the
Series of
STANDING or THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES.
san Francisco ., Fresno ..
san Francisco ,. Fresno >.
stockton 1. Santa Cruz 3.
san Jose 3. Oakland L.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
MACCABEAN SHEKEL
OVER 1000 YEARS OLD
Hungarian National Museum
To Secure Rare Coin

The Hungarian national museum
at Budapest is shortly TO come into
the possession of a rare Jewish coin,
silver shekel of the Maccabean pc
riod- The coin. which is at present
owned by Prof Eugen Nogrady. was
issued (says the Jewish Chronicle) by
Simon the Maccabee (14S-1S5 B. c.. in
the first year of his reign The coin
is thus more than 1000 years old. On
the diverse side OF the coin is a cup
with a Hebrew inscription. On the re-
verse side is the staff of Aaron with
another inscription The professor in
tends to present it to the national mu-
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
CLUE SHOOTS AT SHE'LL. NorNp

OAKLAND. April 1s.-The third shoot
of the recently organized Golden West
revolver club was held at the Shell
Mound targets yesterday. and the
marksmen made good scores.
The following scores were made: n.
A Define. IL. 60; A. Spencer. 81. sss
William Greenfield. 50. IS: Fred spencer.
II. so: F. Howard SO. sS: Fred Schafer.
SO. SO; Gus Perison. 80. 81.
The weekly shoot OF the Possible
pistol club was held, Henry Harris
had the best targets. but care fallN
rolled them up and took them home.
The other scores were: pr Il. A. SNn,-
mers. 81 ss. 50. SIS. So; NJ pauisan. Sa
81. S. SIS. S4. 81. So; uesmaa Wind.
muller. SO. 81. 90. 81. ST. Ss.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
QUAKER HOTELS BAR JOHNSON
Especial Dispatch to The Call

PITTsBURG, Pa, April 1s.-Tbe
story is current in Pittsburg tonight
that all the large hotels have declined
to have Jack Johnson for their guest
during the coming week, when he Will
be at one of the local theaters 1t is
known that Johnson had figured on
stopping at one of the SWEETEST hotels
here. but today it was announced that
he had secured accommodations for
himself and wife at a cafe run by a
negro in Wylie avenue. in the heart Of
the colored district.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
HOW AUTHORS AT TIMES
MAKE USE OF INITIALS
Reveal Key to Identity When
Puzzle Is Unraveled

Initials are sometimes the resort of
the writer who is anxious to conceal
his identity and glance through any
Que of the 700 volumes that comprise
the catalogue of the British museum
reading room will discover some
strange instances. A theological book
entitled Inquiry Into the Meaning Of
Demoniacks in the New Testament
is attributed TO T. P. A P. o. A. 3. I.
c. o. S. Its real author was certain
Arthur Skyes and the initials reveal
his position as ''the precentor and
prebendary of Alton Borealis in the
church of Salisbury. London Chroni-
Il q
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CoffrOth HOmeward Bound ;
Willis Is Joyous

Promoter James ". Cofroth left Chi
cago last night for this city after COM
pleting the biggest pugilistic deal that
has ever been brought off by any one
man. He will arrive Wednesday morn
ing to start work on his great series
of cards.
Following is the text OF a joyous
telegram which Willis Britt sent to
The Call last night:
"Coffroth left Chicago for San Fran
cisco tonight with all the matches in
the world in his pocket. Nothing left
for anybody else. Regards to all the
gang. WILLIS"
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
NORTHWEST LEAGUE GAMES
seattle s, Portland Z.
Aberdeen a, Spokane 3.
Vancouver o. Tacoma ).
FOR TNTERsCH0LAsTIC MEET
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

SACRAMENTO, April 1S.-With a
few exceptions the offici fls for the Sac
ramento interscholastic athletic meet
TO be held in this city Saturday in con-
nection with the athletic carnival. Sac
ramento day, have been selected Roy
CoWies of The University of California
will be starter; Fontaine johnson. clerk
of the course: Neilis c. Matthews. ID. r.
SCHNEIDER and Adolph Teichert Judges
of the finish. Carl A. Phleger. Dai Lem
mon and F.J. Cummings. field judges:
Roy Fryer and George Random timers
John II. Miller and Douglas Erwin. an
nouncers; Harry Filbert, scorer.
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FRESNO
sax FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

zone out when winning run scored.
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The following boys failed to ride a
winner. but finished second or third
upon various occasions: E. Lynch a.
kOeTner. Post. Page. Stock. Preston.
Creevy. Fountain. Groth. Golden. Heath
erton, l. A. Jackson. McBeth and How
ard.
The boys who had mounts during the
money included a. W. Booker. Bevan.
Coles. Caldwell. Freeman. w. Gagan.
Hoffman. Johnson. r. Kelly. T. Koerner.
Kent. VI. Murphy. ManderS. McGee Null
lett. Nicol. Palms. Piper. ". Powers. II.
Riley. Selden. J. II. Smith. Tansy. Treu-
bel. Wrispen. Webb. G. Williams F..
Williams and Wouderlev.
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VANDERBILT WINS TWO RACES

PARIS. April 1s.-At the Long
champs races today w. K vanderbiIt.s
Lillian was unplaced in the Prix de
la Grotte.
Vanderhilt's Negosole won the Prix
de Guiche, three-year old event for
colts at ten furlongs, valued at s14oo.
t. p. Thornes Fleury H. was fourth
W. X. Vanderbilt's Rosalin nrisre,l
second for the Prix Hoquart. while his
Prestissimi II. won the Prfx de Ia
Jonchere.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
eHINEsE MARATHON RACE

HONOLULU. April 1s.--The Marathon
craze has reached this city, and
Chinese long distance man took nftn
place in a full distance Marathon
course which was run here today Nj
gel Jackson won the race his time be-
ing hours and As minutes There
were 80 entries
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ST. YVES WINS FROM WHITE

NEW YORK, April 1S.-Henri ST.
Yves of France, won a fifteen mile
match race from Patrick White of
Dublin, at the Clifton race track near
Passaic, n j.. today. At the ten miles
st. Yves was two laps to the good. and
White dropped out at ten and one-half
miles. st. Yves finished the full fifteen
miles in 1:27:O5 4-5
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
MINES WILL RENEW STRUGGLE
Special Disoafch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA. April 1s.-Although
beaten in their game with ST. Mary's at
Oakland yesterday. the Santa Clara col
lege nine is determined TO turn the
tables on the Phoenix players when
they meet in the second clash next sat
urday. The game Will be played on the
new grounds of St. Ignatius college IN
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
INDIAN RUNNER QUITS

NEW YORK, April 1S.-In a match
race at the full Marathon distance
run today at Celtic Park. Long Island
City, John V. Svenberg of Sweden,
scored a hollow victory from Fred
Simpson. the Ojibway Indian. who quit
after running sixteen miles. The time
was 2 hours, Al minutes a. 2-5 sec
onds. Simpson was suffering from a
stiff knee
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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
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San Francisco 5. Fresno 2

Old Eli Gates was the walloping king
as well as the pitching idol in the
morning game. He practically broke il
Up IN the eighth inning. when with
two down and Bliss on first he wal
loped the ball to the most remote
corner Of the left field and chased his
man in ahead Of him The score was
3 10 2 in favor Of San Francisco then.
but that mighty swat decided il for
fair. Fresno came up in the ninth and
batted three Of Gates benders for safe
blnglers, but poor base running cut
of their chances of scoring and the
game ended. 70 ?. Score:
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SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Summary

Sacrifice hits-Collins J. Smith. Two base
hit-Lacey. Stolen bases-liap Smith ~. Double
play-Lacey 10 Keller To Myers. First base on
called baIls-0n Miller >. on Bloomfield 3.
Struck out-By Henderson 6. by Bloomfield 3.
Hst by pitcher-J. Smith. by Miller; Broadbent
by bloomfield Hits-Of Bloomfield in 2-3
Innings of Henderson in 3 1-3 innings. Time
Of rame-one hour and 35 minutes. Umpire
Doyle
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San Francisco s, Los Angeles 1

In the morning exhibition across the
bay Willis was very effective, allowing
only four hits. The Angels did not rel
ish his offerings at any time. sOne was
scored off him in the third frame with
out a hit being made. The Seals We're
temporarily stranded and this caused
the trouble.
Briswalter took the job for the An
gels and he was touched up in a lively
manner He retired after the sixth and
turned the job over to Wheeler. In the
sixth the Seals. got three hits, which
netted four runs. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
nELrANcE VIII PA, aa,.

OAKLAND, April tS.=~rhe ReigaNSp
athletic club Is organlsing a east base
ball team and Ia a. hrtef time viii eAsev
the competition OF the fast teams sf che
state. a. Wilkinson, representlAs tRe
club, declared today the Willingness 81
the team Go receive challenges ffsH,
any fast nine.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
Portland 4, Sacramento l

PORTLAND. Ore. April 1S-Before
what is said to have been the largest
crowd that ever attended a baseball
game in this city, the local team de-
feated Sacramento in the final game
of the series III a batting rally which
was started by Johnson in the eighth,
who knocked line drive over the
heads of the crowd and hit the fence
Both teams put up giltedge ball. the
victory being due solely to the streak
of batting. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-19
Vernon 10. Oakland 3-5.

LOS ANGELES. April 1s.-vernon ad-
ministercI a double beating to Oakland
TO-DAY first in the morning at Vernon
in a seven inning game, called at the
time limit with the score to 3, and
again in the afternoon, when the game
went 10 innings. with score of to 3.
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AFTERNOON GAME
OAKLAND

sTro onf vvhcn winning run scored
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SACRAMENTO
Batted for Baum in ninth.
PORTLAND

RUNS AND HITS Ry JNNI~rc
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SUAfNARY

Struck ont-By Baum 4. by Graney :, Firs,
base on called bals--On Baum 4, an ,:ra,a, >
Two base hts-GandiI. ort. Johnson. Sarr,fes
hutchinson Stolen bases-Adams. Rrean
Johnson. Hit by pitched ball-Shinn First base
on errors Sacramento 2. Portland 2 Wild njfct
-1raney Left on bases-Sacramento >. Pnr,
land =. Time of game hour and 40 mim,te =
Umpire Mccarthy. ~ minutes
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home -Molchoir. Two base hit-Zeider
Sacrifice hits Wheeler. Berry. First base on
called balls-0n Corbett 4, off Hosp . Struck
out--By Corbett 6, by Hosp L. Double plays
Mohler TO McArdle to Tenant; Thompson &c
Magic. Wild pitch--Hosp. Time of game
hour and IS minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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Tigers Continue Winning Streak
and ST. Louis Defeats
White Sox
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League
National League

CHICAGO. April 1S.-Chiago played
the first extra inning game of the
season and also suffered the first shut
out, Pittsburg defeating the home team
with one run in the twelfth. Grand
fielding on both sides cut off scores in
several innings Score:
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Thompson. Melchoir Zeider.
Willis Sacrifice hts-Lewis, j. Williams Ten
nant. First base on called balls-Of Willis g.
OF Briswalter 4. off Wheeler /. Struck out
BY Briswalter 2. hy Willis 4. Time of game-1
hour and As minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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Stockton 4, Santa Cruz 3

STOCKTON. April IS-Santa Cruz
lost the odd game of the series on the
batting and the fast fielding of Stock
ton. Twice the visitors We're danger
ous but failed to get the required
marks. Score.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits-Streih Carney. Sacrifice
hits-Smith. Tracy. Mclaughlin. Ferlin o.
Feeney. First base on called bsils-On Smith 2
OF Cooper 3. Struck out-By Smith >, by Coo
per J. Hit by pitched hall-Tracr. Time Of
game-0ne hour and IS minutes Umpire
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San Jose 3, Oakland 1

SAN JOSE. April 1S.-Roscoe Miller
was in fine form today and pitched
one hit game against Oakland The
locals punched hits against Bloomfield
in the fourth and Henderson in the
seventh. and won, to l. Score:
OAKLAND
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SEMINARY

Three base ht-W. Hogan. Two base hits
Canyn. N. Hogan. Brashear. Mott. Sacrifice
hits-Trgesdale. la Longe. Van HaItren Mar
finke. Mott StovaI II. Hogan Brashear (2)
First base on called balls--Of Christian o on
Schafer !. Struck out--By Christian ,. by
Schafer ? Hit by pitched hall--AIcCay. Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Umpire McGreeyy.
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srec,aI to Music Lovers

Beginning April 10. solaris grlii, Geary
instr. music after theater. also SatIunchs
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Homo run-D Lewis. Two base hits-D
Lewis. W Hogan. Mott Sacrifice hts-Adams
Haley, kinkel t2). First base on called balls
on Harkins /. off Marie 3. Struck out-By
HaTkins T. By Marie ). Double plays-McCay
10 Truesdale TO Mott. Adams to Eagan to Haley.
Wild pitches-Maire %. Time of game hour
and = minutes. Imnire-AlcC:renEr
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~ FRANCISr
~ an IIITS - INNIN

III7llF -hakah, IaTes- Two base hts
Croll, Tracy Sacrifice hits-Ragan. Feeney
on Bills 4. Struck out-By Gates T. by Bills g.
Tit By pitched ball Bailey. Dewey Bliss
Double plsy-Cates 10 Ferlin. Time Of game
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SANTA CRUZ
Runs AND HITs BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Hartman. Van Buren. Two
base hif-Merfes. Sacrifice hifs-Mnrrsy t2B.
Devereaux Stolen bases Farrell. Pfyi. Curtis.
J. on Hopkins ,. Struck ouf-By Clark !. by
Jones 3 by Hopkins I. Left on bases-Sfockfon
Z, Santa Cruz Z. First base On crrors-Stockton
!. Santa Cruz p Double plsys-Clsrk to Frsmbes
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Young boxer

TO Farrell to Frambes. Murray to Frambes.
Passed bails-Dashwood 81. Time Of game
hour and - minutes. Innings pitched-By
Jones !. by Hopkins (. Hits-Of Jones ;. of
Hopkins Z. Umpire-o 'Connen. Scorer-Harlin.
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Batteries-BrOwn and Moran: Cam
nitz and Gibson. Umpires-Klem ana
Kane.
CINCINNATI, April 1s.-Cincinnati
defeated St Louis. Lush, the visitors
pitcher. was wild early in the game
and was hit hard. Score:
Arizona republican., 1909-12-21

SPECIAL room hous-. on Grand Ave. shade in front Owner leaving Wednesday offers for SlO25. Terms. sl00 cash. balance Se0 per month. See us Monday morning sure. Groom X Barrett r. North First Ave