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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
COLLEGE TOSSERS
READY FOR The,
SECOND GAME
ST. Marys and Santa Clara Meef
This Afternoon on ST.
Ignafius Diamond
By VIII Scarlet

One of the greatest games of inter-
collegiate baseball that San Francisco
has ever known will be played TINS
afternoon on the st. Ignatius diamond
between the mines representing 81.
Marys and Santa Clara colleges 1t
will be the first intercollegiate diamond
battle waged here in two years, and 1t
will mark the second of the series be
tween the two colleges. Last Satur-
day afternoon at Freeman's park, Oak
land, the st. Mary's tossers defeated
Santa Clara, to 0, Pitcher Hart shut
ting the Jesuit college boys out with
out single hit
Last Saturdays game marked the re-
newal of athletic relations between
the two. colleges, which had been
strained for several years. The game
was a thrilling one throughout and held
the spectators interest This gave the
transbay collegians a nice start on the
series. and therefore they VIII line up
against their old rivals this afternoon
with added vigor and courage. A good
start always helps any nine.
But Santa Clara, is not disheartened.
The boys from the valley have always
been noted for their gameness, and they
realize that they must make bold
front this afternoon in order to stop
the rush of their rivals. Inc last meet
SoNS tHCitA q 80 49,
Mary's and it is very likely that they
will be in a position to play better ball
this time, though the last time out
they put up a splendid exhibition.
1t is likely that Charley Graham,
captain of the Sacramento team, will
be on the bench to coach Santa Clara
along. Graham is an Old time Santa
Clara player and always takes keen
interest in the doings of his college
team. He has promised to be on hand
to render what assistance he can, and
If there is chance of his getting away
from the league contest he will be
there.
The st. Mary's tossers will get into
the game for all that is in them. If
they win today the series is theirs, and,
needless to say, this thought will spur
each and every member of the team on
TO do the best he can. In the event
that Santa Clara wins then it will be
necessary to play a third and decisive
game to determine the championship
A special train will leave Santa Clara
at noon today to carry the big crowd
of rooters to the game. The st. Mary's
contingent will also be strongly repre-
sented by a well organized crew, while
the members of the alumni of both col
leges will be there to help the good
cause along. The contest promises to
be a typical college struggle with all
its pretty settings and noise and spec
tacular effects, including a couple of
brass bands.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Golf Experts Will Line Up
At IngleSide Today


The seminal round of the northern
California championship golf tourna-
ment will be held on the links of the
San Francisco golf and country club at
Ingleside this afternoon. Today's
matches will be Douglas Grant VS.. Ar
thur ]. Owen and Jack Neville VS.. Vim
cent Whitney.
As Champion Newton did not particle
pate the title will fall to one of the
four players mentioned.
On the form displayed so far in the
tournament Grant appears to be the
most likely winner. He made the best
score in the qualifying round and
played a remarkable game last Sunday.
when he beat c. d. Whyte. The semi
final matches viii be over is holes and
the finals, which come up for decision
tomorrow afternoon, viii be over &c
holes Grant. Owen and Whitney are
members of the San Francisco golf and
country club, while Neville represents
the Claremont country club. Newton.
the present champion. is a member Of
the latter organization. 1t is quite
likely the title will come over to this
side of the bay, as Neville hardly fie-
ures TO win from the other three re-
naming contestants.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
KENTUCKY RACING
SEASON WILL
BEGIN TODAY
Many California Horses WIN
Contest for Purses az
Lexington

LEXINGTON. KY. April 2s--Tomor-
row the racing season for 1903 win be
inaugurated here More than 500
horses are stabbed at the track. and
every stall has been reserved by breed
ers from all over the country. Horses
Were shipped from Los Angeles and
Oakland last Saturday so as to be here
TO run in the coming meeting.
The meeting will continue seven
days. Six races viii be run daily. with
a total of $4,000 hung up in purses.
Former famous stakes have been icut
out, as betting at Lexington and Louis
vile. is conducted by the part mutual
system As the machines are being
tried for the second time. the meeting
is something of an experiment fnanei-
ally +Na
This meeting will be followed by B7fs
of is days at Churchill Downs. L0ilis-~
Vile, after which the LatOnia jockey
club may cut in for a month. The fate
of Latonia. however, still hangs In the
balance but the court OF appeals has
fixed May as the day which argu-
ments in the case Of the LatOnia asso-
citation against the state racing COM
mission viii be heard at Frankfort
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Santa Cruz Outfits San Fran
cisco i'm a Good Fielding
Game and Takes Palm
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

By capturing yesterdays game the
sand Crabs made it three straight from
the locals. The Sea Beach boys had
on their batting togs. for they touched
up Pitcher George Cooper. san Fran
cisco's star twirler. in a lively manner.
Brick Devereaux, captain of the Crabs,
led with four safe bingles to his credit
Van Otterman, who did the firing
work for the victors. was working
nicely and he had the locals on his
staff, except in the eighth inning, when
three hits We're annexed from him.
However. he was going easy at this
stage of the contest, as his team was
nicely in the lead.
It was a snappy exhibition through
out and good hitting made it interest
ing. The Crabs proved the best with
the willow, which won out for them.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Sacramento Captures Benefit
Game From Oakland by
Score of 8 TO 3
srANpING o. LIE cLuBs
RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento G. Oakland 3.
san FranclscO 6, Vernon L.
Portland :. Los Angeles ,.

SACRAAfENTO. April 29.-Although
Whaien was slightly out Of form and
allowed I'VE safe ones IN the first in
ning. with three runs as a result, it
bothered Sacramento but little TO win
10day- The score being 6 TO 3 At the
order Of President Ewing the two coast
seaRas played in Sacramento for the
bene6t or the Sacramento day fund.
Sacramento made two in the second
The runners scoring on a passed bali,
and retired Boiee IN the nth by bal
ting him for an equivalent TO three
rms Score
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Boston-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Mary B Wins the Walton
Selling Plate

SANDOWN PARK. Eng. April 25.-
The Walton 2 year old selling plate Of
200 sovereigns. four furlongs. was won
today by Mary B. III. p Whitney's
brown Ally by Irish Lad out OF Zelah
was second. and colt out OF Full Ripe
third. Thirteen started.
The Tudor plate for 1000 soVereigns
for year olds, a mile and so yards.
was won by CarousaL Fop was sec
ond and ]. r. Keenes Esperanto third
Among the 13 starters was III. p. Whit
ney's Sixty III.
The Princess of Wales handicap OF
500 sovereigns for year Olds and up-
ward. five furiOngs, was won by Re
trenchment Jacksnipe was second
and Sieve Roe third. Among the IL
starters was Whitney's Hillside III.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
STANFORD CREW TO Go NORTH
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI
STANFORD IJNIyER SHY A.,

SIANtORD UNIVERSITY, April o.
At meeting of the executive commit
tee OF the associated students of Stan
lord UNIVERSITY this afternoon it was
decided that the Stanford varsity crew
should go north to meet the oarsmen
OF the University of Washington in the
matches for the supremacy of the
coast. The expenses of the trip will
be partly paid by the student body and
by the northern oarsmen. The crew
viii go into training at Redwood CITY
tomorrow, and changes in the crew ma Y
be made, as several of the men who
rowed against the University of Cali
fornia will not go north because OF
personal reasons.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
POLICE RAID ATHLETIC GLIB

NEW YORK, April 23--SeveraI men
were dubbed and II persons arrested
Brooklyn. The police have been active
of late suppressing boxing In these
clubs. Three bouts had already been
fought at the Carlyle club when the
police rushed in with their night sticks
and dubbed many OF the spectators
The managers OF the club yesterday
obtained an injunction from Justlce
Carr. restraining the police from raid
ing the club- as long as athletic con
tests were held in accordance with law
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Canadian Tracks Form a
Central Organization
[SpeeiaI Dispatch 10 The CGlIl


BALTIMORE, Nd. April 2S.-The
FIVE big raeetracks of Canada located
in or near Toronto. Montreal, Detroit.
Fort Erie and Hamilton have formed
a central turf organization called the
Canadian racing association. This as
sociation viii have jurisdiction over all
racing affairs in the provinces of On
tar1o and Quebec. It's supervision will
be similar in scope to the Jockey club
of New York
Under the Canadian racing associa-
tion all licenses granted to trainers
Jockeys, apprentices and the registra-
itlon OF partnerships and colors will be
recognized at all tracks
Tne adoption of this measure, will
save a great deal of money TO partici-
pants In racing. who heretofore have
had to take out several licenses in
oruer TO obtain recognition on the
tracks Now one license will cover all
the requirements.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
MAYER DEFEATS coNkI,N

NEW YORK. April es.-Joseph Mayer
of Philadelphia defeaIed c. r. Conk-
lin OF Chicago in the billiard tourna-
ment for the amateur championship
tonight. Mayer played better than in
any other game of the tournament. He
made a run of Sc. the highest in the
tournament thus far
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
NEW ATHLETIC CLuR

The Portola club, which was granted
sociation last night will blossom into
a formidable organization before many
months. The new club has spacious
quarters in Mission street near Twen-
tleth- In its athletic scope the POrtOla
club Will extend to all branches Of
sport. Baseball and boxing have taken
a firm hold on the members. Signal
lzlng It's advent in the Ield of bona
fide amateur clubs the Portola cIub
will give an amateur boxing tourna-
nent on the night of May Z. George
w. Schilling is secretary and j. A
BOYLE president
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
READY ron NIGHT SPRINT

NEW YORK, April 23.-Henri ST.
Yves the Frenchman and Alfred
Snrubo, the Englishman, have put on
the last touches before their * mile
race. which will be run under the glare
of electric lights at American league
park tomorrow mighty The race will
over a grass course six laps to tba
mile
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
FISHERMAN IS CONVICTED

NAPA. April 23.-The Jury i'm the
case of S Zourna1e, charged with
catching striped bass with an Illegal
net brought in a verdict Of guilty last
night. The testimony showed that in
February last Deputy Fish Commis-
sioners Moore and Armstrong arrested
ZournaIe while he was fishing in the
river south of this city; that the Of
fcers seized a net with a mesh less
than seven and a half inches in size
and bass which Zournale had caught
Sentence will be pronounced soon.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
JOE COLLINS WILL GO NORTH
Special Dispdtch 10 The Call

SAN JOSE. April 2S-Joe. Collins the
star hitter of last years Santa Cruz
team. and one of the batting leaders of
the California league in 1908. was re-
leased yesterday at Fresno by Manager
Stricklett of San Jose, and TODAY re-
turned TO this city to prepare to go to
Seattle, where he will join the North
west league team.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
WESTERN ATHLETES INyrrEn

CHICAGO. April 23.-LeIand Stan-
ford and the University of California
have been invited to participate in fhe
be held at Marshall field June S. One
hundred and twenty-three universities
and colleges in the west have had in
committee in charge of the contasts
1t is believed that both of the coasf
universities will be represented hv
strong squads
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Shay, Frambes (2G Sacrifice
hlts-FerreL Smith. Stolen bases-Sbay, Pfvl.
Miller Innings pitched-By Clark 9 e2-3, by
Fitzgerald 1-3 by T. Hoag. 3 %, by Smith
balls--Oh Clark 3, off Fitzgerald l. off Hoag 8.
on Smith ?. Struck out--By Clark l. by Fitz-
gerald L by Smith L. Left on Dissatisfaction
8, Oakland 5. First base on errors-Stockton i.
Oakland 2 Double pIsys-Shay to Ferrell to
Pfyl, Moskiman to Campbell to McKune Perrine
to Shay to Pfyl, Campbell to Moskiman Sheehan
to Moskiman. Hit by pitched ball bloomfield
Wild pitch-Smith- Passed baIl-Hoag Hits
on Clark D. on Fitzgerald / off Hoay a Off
Smith 4, on Henderson l. Time of Same1
hour and 81 minutes. Umpire 'ConneIl.
Scorer-HRrlin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
National League

ST. LOUIS, April 23.-St. Louis won
from Chicago. Lush was an effective
pitcher in all but the second inning
Lungren and Hagerman. who pitched
for Chicago, were wild. Score:
r. H. f.
chidago eii aaa,s .....'........:.... : : 3 ! !
Batteries = Lush and Bresnahan;
Hagerman. Lundgren- and Moran. Um-
plres-ODay and Enslie.
PITTSBURG. Pa, April 23.-Pitts-
burg defeated Cincinnati in the light
est hitting game thus far this season
in either the National or American
leagues, to 1. Score: r. III. z.
Pittsburg .. 1900. 2 8 1
Cincinnati ... . 9 4
Batteries-Willis and Gibson: Camp
bell. Caspar and Mclean. Umpires-
Klein and Kane.
BROOKLYN, April 2S-Brooklyn-
New York game postponed; rain.
PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Boston-
Philadelphia game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
High School Girls Play
Basket Ball Today

The basket bah teams composed of
the girl students OF Lowell high school
of this city and Fremont high school
OF FruitvaIe VIII meet at the St Mary's
gymnasium at 10 o'clock this morning
IN the seminal championship game Of
the season This viii be the most inn
portant game played thus far. and is
attracting great interest. The win
ne'' Of the contest will play tie win
ner Of the game in Santa Rosa. which
As also scheduled tor today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Olympic club will make its debut in the
Transbay league tomorrow. when the baseball
team from that Organization will meet the
Gantner & Nattern team in a double header At
Berkeley. The Olympic boys are more than
anxious TO start the with l 600 per cent
and will present their strongest lineup.
Three other games will be played by fhe
Iransbay leaguers- At FruitvaIe the home team
and the Oakland Tribunes are scheduled TO an
pear. The Transportation club of this city will
nook up with the Alameda Alerts the latter's $
grounds and battle royal is expected. as these
two clubs are the strongest in rhe league and
as both are tied with i 900 per cent the winning
of the game means a good deal to either team,
Berkeley and Hayward at Hayward complete the
card.
The tie game which South San Francisco par
lor and Pacific parIor recently played has led
TO another game determine the supremacy
between the respective teams. On the field at
Sixth avenue and street tomorrow. the ba II
tossers Of each parlor will clash again Keat-
ing and Hall and Sorceo and Riordan will be
The baseball nine representing Company A.
Eighth infantry, defeated the hospital corps
team last Sunday at the Discharge station at
Angel island by score OF ) to l. Pitcher Ed
lin for the winners famed IL men. Only one
error was made during the game. The score:
Company 5 o
''sspi'ai Oo'ps
The Nationals have organized for the season
and would like to hear from any II year old
team. team Address Fred Lind, $40 Park street,
The Housesmths have an open date for to-
morrow morrow and are anxious TO get with some
clIy or country team Address George Mars
4o2 hearny street. Phone Douglas 2525.
,slrt The speedy N. ]. 3. nine viii journey to
centeryille Sunday and engage that team on
the diamond. The NJ. j. B. have won II in a
row and have yet TO meet defeat. They will be
accompanied by a large delegation of rooters.
The Bay Shore Greens have an open date for
lomorrow and are anxious to get a game with
some city or country nine
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three base hits-FerIin, Waters Two base
hits-H Hartman, Devereaux. Sacrifice hits-Van
Buren, Croll. Curtis. Waters First base on
called balls-Of Van 0tterman 3, on Cooper .
Struck out-By Van Otterman 4, by Cooper s.
Hit by pitcher-Fan Otterman. Double plays
Streib TO Feeney to Ferlin. Time Of game-I
hours and 40 minutes. Umpire-Nissen
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
fresno 4. San jose l

FRESNO,' April 23.-Bills almost
scored a shutout over San Jose to-
day, the visitors lone run coming in
the ninth. when Smith singled to left
reached second on fieIder's choice and
crossed the rubber on Kruegers error
This was the only miscue clialked up
against the Tigers. Trippet pitched a
good game, holding the locals down to
two hits. both OF which arrived in the
first. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Old Cy Young Meets His Match
in Petty of the ST.
Louis Browns
STANDING of THE cLUBs
American League

CHICAGO, April 23.-Detroit won
hard fought Il inning game from Chi-
caso To-Day There was no scoring un-
Dase on balls, stolen base bad
throw by Sullivan and Crawford's sin
gle. Score: r. Fl. r.
Chicago 4
Detroit . 2 IN
:. Batteries-Whit and Sullivan; Null
I'm and Stanage. Umpire-Perrine.
CLEVELAND. April 2s.-St Louis
deieated Cleveland again, Petty out
pitching Cy Young. Score:
r. H E.
Cleveland 81 -..--... ....... 6 2
81. i4ouiS s.---.-.s 8 2
Batteries-Young and Easterly; Petty
and stephens. Umpires-Kerrin and
O'Loughlin.
NEW YORK, April 23-New York
washington game postponed; rain.
BOSTON, April 23.-Boston-P -Philadel-
phla game postponed; rain.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
San Francisco 6. Vernon /

Los ANGELES. April 23LThe mo-
notony OF san Franciscos winning
strea k remained unDrOken today.
Vernon being able TO get only one
man over the plate, while the Seals
brought six around Vernon played q
weak game and San Francisco hit the
Ball hard and often. Brashear dis
tinguished himself by making two
doubles Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
WILL RACE NAVY CREW

the New York university left for An
napolis last night preparatory to the
race with the navy crew Saturday. a
delegation of students accompanied the
crew.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

usual
sores
the blood polutes
qualities nils circulation
Oh the Thousands
childhood
MANHOOD woanhood
early
purified blood
woannood 81 the Scrou
down to the bottom OF trouble
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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
PortIand z. Los AngeIes 3

PORTLAND. April 23.= Portland
batted Hosp al over the lot in today's s
game with Los Angeles, being espe-
ciaAy effective when hits were needed
darkness did not escape unseathed. as
he was batted with effect at times
The feature OF the game was a home
run by Johnson, who knocked the ball
over the fence Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

SUMMARY

Two base hits-Caffyn, Brashear 90, n vii
Iams. Tenant Willis Sacrifice hffs-Bernard
lewis j. Williams. First base called balls
s91 y Iliis 3 OF breckenridge 1. Struck out-By
Brackenri0ge =. by Wills = Double play
facan 90 Haley 10 Brashear. Wild pitch-Vil-
1is. Hit by pitched bsll-Haley Time of
game hour and - minutes. umpire-Afc
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Reid, Trippet, Keller. Sscrf
nee hits-K. Smith, Tracey, Carney, ,Kelley,
Kruger. Struck out-By Bills 4. by Trippet /
First base on called ba1ls-0n Bills J. of Trip
pet g. Left on bases-Fresno 2, San Jose &
First base on errors-Bresno 2 San Jose
Hit by pitcher-Ragan. Time of game--1 honr
and 80 minutes. Umplres-Lange and Logan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
"IHI --7II y
OAKLAND
- IN rs ~ TNNINGS
TbFMARY

aIIifs-On Boico ,, Of Maire 4. Runs-On
Boice = o6 Mare Z. Innings pitched-By BOce
g. by Marie & Two base hits-Murphy. Lewis
SHIN. Adams Sacrifice hits Breyette (2t.
NcCar. Lewis. DOYLE. Shinn. Byrnes. First base
on errors-Sacramento , First base on called
heiis-On Boice 3 Of Whalen ,. Left on bases
Sacramento 8, Oakland g. Struck out-By
Boce ]. by Maire l. bv Whslen ;. Hit By
pitched bail-Zsml0ck. Doyle -. Passed balls
La I0nge. Byrnes. Time Of game hour and
% n-n--as LLnnLrn-L.na
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
Stockton 8, Oakland 5

STOCKTON, April 2s.--It was throw
out day in the game this afternoon.
The contest was decidedly hot one
and O'connell expelled Nealon. Tracy.
Hoag and McKune from the game. after
which he ordered Manager Moring
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
PORTLAND
Rms And HIS BY INNIN(
SUMMARY

Struck ouf-By Hosp J. BY Hardness r. First
base called baIls-Of Hosp 3. on Hardness 8
Two base s1ts-Ryan- Howard (2l- Home run
Jobnson. Double play-f5osp to Wheeler TO
orendorG- Sacridce hits-Godwin. Ryan. Hark-
ness ArmDruster. Smith Breen- Stolen bases
Delmas ~. johnson First base on errors-Ios
Angeles I. wild pitch-isosp Left on bases
los Angeles s. Portland 3. Time OF game-2
hours Jmpre-M Mccarthy.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
WESTON COVERs FIErY MILES

BLOOMINGTON, ILL.,, April 2s.-Ed-
ward Payson Weston. en- route to San
Francisco, arrived tonight. He COW
cred SO miles today.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

POSTMASTER AT WASCo-Washington April
23.-John I. Green today appointed post
master at Wasco, Kern county, vice f. L. Hayes
RESIGNED
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24
NORTHWEST LEAGUE CANES

Seattle 8, Portland 1.
Tacoma 2, Vancouver 1.
Spokane 1, Aberdeen 0.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

The Housesmiths have an open date for to-
morrow and are anxious TO get on with some
city or country team. Address George Mars
402 hearny street Phone Douglas 2525.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

The Nationals have organized for the season
and would like to hear from any II year olf
team Address Fred Lind, $40 Park street
Alameda
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-24

made in the players positions, yet the
game was a fast one. Score:
The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-20
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The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, 1909-01-20
Pensioners, Take Notice.

From instructions from the Comp
tcoller General, all those On pension
roll of Lexington county and cut off
in Calhoun County will send their
names to me by the 18th of February,
so that I can send their names in to
the Comptroller by the above date.
Also send me the names of those who
have died or left the county since
last pay roll was paid off. Act at
once or you may fail!to get your pen
sion. S. M. ROOF,
Pension Commissioner Lex. Co.