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The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Ragan's Home Run Called Foul
and Pair of TaHies Are
Wiped From Board
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate League)

OAKLAND. May 11.-An extremely
rare decision of Umpire Nissen's kept
the score between the Invaders and
the Fresno Tigers from being 70
4 instead of 6 to 2 as the official
scorer recorded it.
In the second inning at the State
league grounds this afternoon Ragan
pounded out an elegant home run that
hit four feet inside the first base line
and then rolled out of the chalk mark.
Nissen was not onto the job of running,
and stood still, back Of the pitcher to
call 1t foul. The result was that the
man on second and Ragan both lost
out when it came TO crossing the rub
Der. as Ragan went back TO the willow
and hit the air for the third strike.
The Invaders earned two runs in
the third and again in the sixth they
got on the map when FORESTER lost
a grip on himself for moment only
Fresno showed a rally in the frst
half OF the ninth, but IL was too late
to accomplish anything, and while
three hits and two runs were recorded,
ii was unnecessary for the invaders
to take their last chance.
- The only show Fresno had was IN
the seventh session, when Sheehan
went from first TO third on McDon-
ough's bad throw to second.
In the ninth Tracy singled and Car
ney hit a three bagger, scoring him.
The score.
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TOnneSOn Gets Whacked Hard
TN the Third and the Game Is
Tucked Away Right There
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Leaguel

The Seals celebrated their return
nome from the north yesterday at Free
mans park by helping themselves TO
keep IN the lead at the expense Of Ed
The Oaks made a gallant effort to get
away with the game, but they finished
IS usual Just being nOsed out by a
run The Seals got all their runs IN
one frame but they got enough OF
them 70 last for the nine rounds At
me hnish the score read, San Francisco
., Oakland T.
Tonneson took I'D the work for the
commuters but after the third run
BIZ Reidy was convinced that the
mound was not the place for him so
ne chased him 10 the bench and brought
1oFth Maire to finish the job. The
cnange was good one, but II came too.
late The Seals had sampled Tonne
son offerings in the third round and
: ey beat a tattoo on his deliveries,
70 I'VE hits were made of him. Be
,ore the third man was down Maire
fL6a 10 be called for
F. With TOuneSon of in the first inning
The oaks might have changed the re-
suit Henley, whose work on the
5noand this season has caused Manager
IengthS chap, was on the hill. He was
touched up rather freely and the Seals
neeoeQ al the runs they made in the
Third inning
Oakland had tough uphill battle after
me third frame, but made a game eff
Tort 70 get IN front, but fell short a
run They had grand chance in the
nlnth- With two men on bases and two
Gown II was up TO McCay TO biff it..
4dEc was batting at the rate Of ], 600 up
10 this time, having got three hits dur
ing as many times at the bat He fig
nred % get another. but he wes not
there at the critical moment, for the
best he could do was TO knock out a
simple hy 10 Mohler.
Oskiand's troubles came in the third
frame McArdle started off well VII
single through short and he moved
Gp 4 peg when Henley bunted safely.
EundOrn forced McAr6le at third and
TQnneson got himself in wrong by
walking MOhler and filing the bags.
Tenant swatted one right on the seam
ana II SCARED out 10 distant point in
the field and the boys on bases came
home. Tenant pulled I'd at second
remnant advanced a peg when Bodie
struck out Jimmy Williams laid up
against one which went for a three
oaSe hit and Tenant ambled home.
Marie was called at this point to re-
heNe the situation He got the next
Things looked blue for the Com
muters and many OF the fans con-
Guided that Oakland had the same
chance a farmer would have OF beat
Ing squeeze Wneel game Henley
was working wei and things looked
gloomy However. IN the sixth frame
Ihe transbay fans took hope when the
McCay started of by singing TO left
and Lewis singled TO right. Cameron
was there with a double 10 left. bring
ing home two. and the noise began To
increase. Hogan made Henley feel sick
by doubling 70 left and scoring Cam
erOn- Carroll was out and the next
man hit a pop ny. which Henley
handled and doubled Hogan at second.
In the eighth the Oaks got one more
on TWO bingles. NcCay led of with
q triple 10 center and came home on
merOn s single This ended the run
setting for the afternoon Score:
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TWO BALL GAMES
TOMORROW AT
ST. MARY'S
Redwood and AngeIuS Teams OF
Santa Clara TO Meet Oak
land Teams
By WILL SCARLET

An intercollegiate double header of
unusual interest will be pulled off on
the St. Mary-s college diamond tomor-
row afternoon At 12:45 the Collegians,
the second team of the Oakland col
Iege. will cross bats with the Red
woods of Santa Clara, and Immediately
after the first game the fourth teams
Of both colleges, the Angelus of Santa
Clara and the Victors of st. Mary's,
Will come together.
The game between the Redwoods
and the Collegians was scheduled orig
fnalIv for last week but owing to
the production of Constantine" at the
southern college, had to be postponed.
The yictors of St. Mary's are a well
known aggregation of ball tossers-
They have bested number of anna
teur teams on both sides of the bay
and claim the I15 pound championship
Of Alameda county. The AngeluS play
ers, against whom the Victors viii be
matched tomorrow afternoon, enjoy an
enTiable reputation at Santa cara ana
are determined to shut out the Oak
landers- in tomorrow's conflict.
Special interest attaches to the
game between the Redwoods and the
CoIegians, inasmueh as next years
varsity at both the Catholic colleges
viii be recruited largely from their
elected captain of the isos-fs1O Phoe-
nix, viii be on the side lines tomor-
row for the purpose of discovering
Just how much available varsity ma
terial the Collegian players have The
personnel of next years Phoenix will
not be announced until after the sum-
mer vacation
On account Of the double header
the students of St Mary's college will
have their half holiday tomorrow in
stead of today. This afternoon the
lectures and recitations scheduled for
Thursday will be attended by students
in the collegiate, commercial and aca-
demic departments. Thursday is the
regular weekly half holiday at Santa
Clara. The players from the southern
college will lunch at ST. Mary's and
hope TO finish the games in time to
return TO Santa Clara by the $3.50 train
from Oakland
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New York Americans R0mp
Away From Detroit by
Fat Score of 10 to S
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, May 11.-Unceftain pitch
ing and erratic fielding by New York
made today's game a simple romp for
the locals Willett did not allow a
hit until the sixth inning. Score:
r. II. E.
New YORK .
Batteries-Willett, Donovan and
Stanage Brockett, Schmidt, Kleinow
and Sweeney.
CHICAGO. May 11.-Chicago won the
ington, to 3. today. Score:
Chicago
Batteries = smith and Sullivan;
Burns. Groom, Gray and Street.
ST. LOUIS, May 11-St Louis easily
defeated the Philadelphia team today
by the excellent pitching of Jack
Powell, 8 TO 0. Score: r. FL. T..
ST. Louis
Philadelphia .. 0 2
Batterles-Powell and Stephens;
Coombs. Dygert and Thomas.
CLEVELAND. May Ii Boston
opened the series here today by de-
feating Cleveland, to 1. Score:
r. II. E.
Boston ...z...... 5 IL 2
Batteries-Wright Liebhardt and
Clarke; Cicotte. Arrellanes and Spen-
Ger.
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CoLLEGE BASEBALL

At Bloomington-India university
80, State Normal 2.
At Ithaca-Brown 5, Cornell 0.
At Observation-Disclosures s, Dart
mouth 5.
At Vermillion, s. D.-St. Thomas coll
iege 19. South Dakota university 1.
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sMokER ron FOOTBALL MEN

The California football league will
give a smoker on Saturday evening in
Jefferson Square hall and all the MEM
beFs are requested to be present. The
presentation of caps and medals for
the season will be made by Chairman
Frank Jones.
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Los Angeles 2. Sacramento l

SACRAMENTO, May lin the first
errorless game played in the Coast
league this season. Los Angeles today
took the measure Of the locals by a
h-score OF TO /. Daley was fined and
pit out OF the game in the first inning
For ob5ecting TO Umpire McGreeYy's de-
-isiOn on a close play at first Score;
los ANGELES
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National League

NEW YORK. May 11.-Errors by
Doyle and Bridwell helped Chicago to
defeat New York today, 4 to 3. Score:
r. II. E..
Shlcago -,.-'---..,..-
Batteries-Brown and Moran; Wiltse
and Myers. Umpires-Rigler and Tru-
by.
BROOKLYN. May I1-Brooklyn won
closely contested game from st.
Louis today, to l. Score: r. III. e.
81 Louis ...--.....
Brooklyn
BatteFies-SaIlee and Bresnaha
Mcintyre and Bergen. Umpires-Klem
and Kane.
PHILADELPHIA. May 11.-Pittsburg
won easily from the home team today,
to /, FoXen being knocked out of the
box in four innings. Score: r. III. E.
Philadelphia
P1ttSDurE II
Batteries = Foxen, Vandyke and
Doom; Camnitz and Gibson. Umpires-
Emslie and O'Day.
BOSTON. May 1.-THE poor fielding
of the home team aided Cincinnati in
winning a smuggling match from Bos-
ton today, 10 to s. Score: r. II. E..
Cincinnati -.-l9 II
Boston Is &
Notwithstanding. Campbell and Nc
Lean, Ferguson, Dorner, Chappelle and
Smith. Umpires-Cusack and john
stone.
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Portland DELAYED

los ANGELES. Nay 11.-No game of
baseball was played IN this city today
5ecause OF the inability of the Port
and team 70 make the long jump from
Portland 10 this city in time Portland
md Vernon will clash tomorrow.
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SUMMARY

Runs-0f Tonnesen ;. Hits-Od TOnnesen
g. Innings pftched-By TOnnesen 2-3 Charge
defeat to Tonnesen. Three base hlts-Meleboir
+ Williams McCay. Two base hits-Tennant.
Cameron Hogan. Sacrifice hits-McCay Henley
First base On called bails--Of Tonneson J. OF
Henley , struck out-By Touneson .. By Hen
ley = bF Maire =. Hit bv pitcher-Mohier BY
TOnneson: La BonEe- Double play-Henley 10
-u7rfrf-Touran
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o.coNNELLs BEAT oppoNpNTs

Through a mistake. the score of the
O'Connell- Voting Ireland hurling match
at Ingleside last Sunday was reversed.
Instead of the Young Ireland team
winning the O'Connells carried off the
honors, 13 to Z.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
MEETINGs--LegaI

MEETINGS-Legai
ANNUAL MEETING-The annual meeting Of the
stock holders OF the Olympic salt water com
pany will be held at the office of the COM
pany. 80 Clay St, San Francisco. Cal. on
Monday. the oath day Of May, 1909, st the
hour OF IL O'Clock a. M, for the purpose Of
electing a board of directors to serve for the
ensuing year and the transaction Of such other
business as may before the meeting.
Trans books will close on Friday, May IA,
1909, at 8 O'Clock p. N.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
SUMMARY

sesli Hewar5 Dorle Fianaean First base On
.aIled baIis-OH Tozer 3. Of Whale ? Struck
lut-3y Tozer ?. by Whalen 3. Hit by pitcher
hiun Wild pitcb-Whalen. Time of game
hour and 80 minutes. Unpire-N NcGreevy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12
Northwest League

PORTLAND, May 11.-For the first
time in almost half a dozen years a
Pacific Northwestern league game was
seen in this city when the season in
Portland of that league opened here
today. The game was preceded by a
parade. The game required 10 innings
TO decide it, Portland finally winning
by punching hits. Score. r. H. e
Tacoma . 6 8
Portland 3 s
Batteries-Samuels and Bender; Kin
sella and Murray.
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AMERICAN AssocIArIoN

At Kansas City-Kansas City 5. In
1.
At Milwaukee-MiIwau 2. Louis
vile /.
At Minneapolis-Minneapolis 2. Co
lumbus 5.
Al. St. PauI-st. Paul Z. Toledo 4.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Henderson, Carney Two base
hits-Carney McHale AeKune, Kuhn. Sacrifice
hits-Krueger. Neal0n. First base on called
balis-Or Forester 4. Struck out-By Forester
4 bv Henderson, g. Double plsy-McHale 10
MeKnne- Time Of game-1 hour and 80 minutes
I-uapire-Niss0n.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

ABERDEEN. May 11.-Aberdeen took
the opening game of the season away
from Vancouver this afternoon before
an immense crowd at Electric park.
There were no features to the game.
Score; r. H. E.
Aberdeen ............ 4 9 2
Vancouver ...... s 8
Batteries-Sieyer and o'Brien; Engle
and Sugden.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

SPOKANE, May 11-Against the
many hard drives went for nothing.
and by taking more liberties with
Wright than any other team has done
this year Seattle won about as they
pleased. Score: r. II. T..
Seattle S IL 0
Spokane 0 8
Batteries Anderson and Shea;
Wright and Ostdiek.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-12

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SACRAMENTO
RrNs AND LIS "a INNINGs

sBatted FOR Rhaien in ninth
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OAKLAND
Rms AND HTS BY INNINGS

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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-17
CRUSHED LIME STONE

FOR SALE-Corner lots. facing
depot and street cars, Graham, Va.
Main street. Finest hotel site within
1000 miles. Junction. Chance for
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Residence, near depot, main street,
Graham, Va. Hot water heat, cleo
trio lights. cellar, stable, etc. Fine
bath. modern. convenient, $4,000.
Established confectionery store
and Ice cream parlor. Princeton ave-
nue.. Blueield, w. Va. Equal any
in South. No competition, fine fix
lures, money maker, well managed
$500.
Corner lot, EAST Radford, Va,
near Gov. Tyler's residence $500.
Edison moving picture machine
OUTFIT. cost $175. o. X. SS5.
Full particulars, any above, on re-
quest.
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Money TO Lend on Real Estate.
j.. j. HOLLAND.

LOSP:---A class pin 81 green de-
sign with the monogram Is. c. s.
Cincinnati. Liberal reward II return
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glgc valuable es' e, tUJ - tn Goa,
ana CcEp ia the way ct rights on way
and terminal facilities on coudNo
the Dad should he extended. and the
company is now fulfilling that obi -
ton. The extension Will be complc;
ga by the middle or the coming au-
tuna. when Il is expected int Gut
ton will enjoy the most rapid growth
Pa ~ history.
Another line OF these railroad en-
tarpr,sos bo.us with "A connection
with the Coal and Coke at Gasaaway
nd runs thence some II miles north
west TO Bosedale This road is bo-
ing hul't supp sedly hy the Standard
OH interests This IS TO be mar
ruw-au1go ANA Is d a8lgnnd FOR tho
cspocial purpose OF carrying ont the
lumber 10 ho manufactured from g.
large tract of timber lands purohas-
ed s"vera al years ago by the standard
OH poopla from Louis bennett and
others. 1lc purchase was made priu-
cipally because the land bOro erra,
! deal Of fine oak well fitted FIR an,
making of stoves for oil barrels. bI
The other t.mbors viii, OF course be-
manuf toturel ana marketed AS
this road will run through "a very
! GOOD farming country. II VIII no doubt
| ac permanently maintained even after
the timber has ali been cut n T.
understood TIN i tho Standard Oh DE-
! pie will build auotlIer tin1bsr road
from a connection with the Ccnl and
Coke somewhere ON FIX River. but
from tst whnt point Is not made
public.
\ company was recently ORGANIZED
and chartered for the purpose Of
building q line from Clcndeuum on
tho Coal and Coke. to the Gioen
Greek oil field. I'm Rosnc county. 81
distance of - or 10 mics The rapid
development of this field has made
the question OF transportation for
drilling rigs and supplies "A very hard
one to deal with and the prices paid
are so high as to be pr1hibitlvo TO
anybody but spectators carried
away with the spirit OF the biggest
gamble known To business 4 dol
lar and a half per hundred. or $50 q
ton. has been the cost Of getting
freight hauled from the railroad Ia
the oil field, II miles. md even nj
that the demand for hauling Is SO
great that at times the teams are toe
few to supply IT, Somethinp like 15J
wells have been drilled I'm thae field
and It Is estimated that II VIII take
600 to fully develop It, So int q
abroad will find good deal 90 Dc
In the matter OF hauling oil-wrll sup
plies for two or three years anyhow
Tho iaterals under construction and
In contemplation by the Yirginlan rail-
y way have been mentioned and de
.crlbed In these columns already and
need not be adverted to here. They
are going along on schedule time
and will soon he doing their work rs
feeders OF the main line of the great
Rogers road
From all which it oan he plainly
seen that west Virginia is in the fuI
enjoyment of states share of tn,
opening prosperity
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published every evening except
anday.
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BOOSTING
BLUEFIELD

Every man and wo-
man in Bluefeld has
: some pet scheme" to
improve this their home
city.
The Leader wants to
help put some Of these
into effect. Write an
outline of your pet
scheme in so to $50
" words and mail or bring
= to this Office.
To the person offer
ing the most practical
best suggestion as to
= what the city needs
. most, with a concise
plan, we will send tho
Leader Tree one year;
second, 8 months; third
3 months; fourth, one
month.
All replies must be
short, concise and the
plan feasible. Contest
closes Aug. 1st, 1909.
All good ones" will
be printed from time to
time in the Leader
Address
BOOST EDITOR,
Bluefeld Leader.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-07-17
BOOM PREDICTED.


lvery one who ia familiar with
resources of West Virginia has
lndant faith In her future. In
I the State riches have barely
IN skinned. To develop these re
lrces transportation is necessary
the smaller lines are hardly
ondary to the trunk lines.
Concerning tho projects. George
rne, who is more familiar with
needs OF the State than most
one else, says:
This section seems to be on the
mt OF real railroad boom. Most
the lines proposed are short. and
only local or personal interest, be
intended for the purpose OF car
ng out lumber or coal from some
fticular tract OF land; but 40 lcas'
OF them are of more than loco.
portance. and promise to Bs knt
beginning CT large transporraASnr
erprises. First I'm Importance
wed from the standpoint of length
the line proposed from this city
Parkersburg. At least two com
pies are making "A seeming strug-
for supremacy I'm Locating this
9, and it is hoped that one or the
Der of them may succeed i'm build
+. Such road would bring the
important cities of Parkersburg
Charleston into close relation
tting off much of the long ride
necessary between the two and
ening up ovry rich and produc-
Q country besides. The road would
about so miles I'm length, and
|uld make a saving in distance OF
least 60 miles. in addition to cut
- out a not always reliable con
ction between the trains of two
lroads- the Kanawha and Micbi
4 and the Baltimore and Ohio
int Pleasant. 1t would run
Tough some fine agricultural coun
4 in kanawha, Roaue. Writ and
pod counties, and also through the
pat oil field now bet9H so rapldl,
Feloped In Roane county. II wouIf
the means also OF developing g
e coal territory Of considerabl,
TENT, bearing the celebrated "pIy
Puth" end possibly other high
Pde seams Of coal while there ar
extensive tracts OF undeve,opet
Pber land on the proposed line
IRE is still much valuable timber
ndlng that would find proftabl.
rket by means of the road
*e was surveyed. plotted and profit
along this proposed route An the
31R eighties. but although tho..
p engaged IN ID were -ouyincod #
~ a good thing, and .h@ud D.
s6ed along. n feb through for some
8son or other. n now looks %
$ugh one. - other o. the companlee
y engaged IN the matter wouId pu,
Through.
Next In point Of size ia the road
ing built by T. w Raue and assn.
yes from the mouth Of Meadow
fek on New River and the Ches.
Ike and Ohio Railway 10 Nsado,,
yer, I'm Nicholas county This road
. intended, primarily. ~ furnish ar
let TO the timber ON magnificent
wooded tract OF land owned bv tf,
ne interests Thi. timber lies or
Ladow River and other 1raurhae F..
lley' and Is principally virgin fo-
as there has never been arv r.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

son was delighted at the friendly
unanimity OF sentiment for the three
schools al Monmouth. Weston and
Ashland. They should be taken out
of politics and forever established
where they would not have to come
here begging for support and exist
ence.
The noes were Brandon. Farrell,
HattebuTg, Hines. Jackson. Jones OF
Douglas. Jones OF Claekamas. Libby.
Nee. 8. This was on the Monmouth
school.
On the bill for the Weston school.
Clemens made a speech against IL. lie
favored one school. saying Multho-
nah county paid ohe-third the taxes
of the state, Mckinney and Barrett
stood up for the Weston school and
reminded Mr.. Clemens that the rest
OF the state had made Multnomah
county what IL was with their labor
and industry.
on the Weston school Abbott.
Brandon, Campbell. Clemens. Dimiek.
Farrell, Greer, Hatteburg. Hines.
Jackson. Jones OF Douglas. Libby.
Meek, Aunkers, orton. Smith voted
no. l6. The rest voted aye and Sc
the bill passed.
On the Ashland school Campbell
into an extended argument
and referred 10 Lincoln as the prod
uet OF log school house. He pleaded
for the common ordinary elOdhopper
who got no benefit from these
schools. lie asked that the legisla-
ture call a halt By killing the Ashland
school
Buchanan made a ringing plea for
fair play 10 all sections Of the state
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-02-13

He said IL was not fair 10 throw up
10 Jackson county t.e Crater Lake
road appropriation. Macarthur made
ringing appeal for primary educa-
tion that could only be fosteTed by
good normal schools. So long as we
believed in free public schools we
must support normal schools. Put
them on their feet. Sustain them
right and they will have proper at
tendance and do work that is salts
factory to the people and the people
can be trusted 10 sustain them.
Dimick made fierce attack on
the normal school bills. Campbell
followed, and after fully threshed
out the house stood by the three
schools exactly as recommended by
the board OF regents.