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The Hattiesburg news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1908-1917, 1909-06-07
Kings Daughters to Meet.

Kings Daughters to Meet.
The Whatsoever Circle of the Kings
Daughters will meet tomorrow after
noon at o'clock in the Palm Garden
of the Hotel Hattiesburg.
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Culture Club.
Mrs. w. C. Rodgers will entertain
lie Culture Club Tuesday afternoon
at 4 o'clock at her home in Main
street.
For Miss Campbell.
Mrs. Dan Farley of North Main
street will entertain the Sowania
Club Friday afternoon from five to
seven in honor of her neice, Miss
BERTHE Campbell.
Picnic At RawIs Springs.
Miss Sigler's music class and some
of her former pupils enjoyed delight
full picnic to Rawls Springs Saturday.
There were about thirty present and
all report fine time.
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Rev William Mercer Green of Vicks-
burg, dean of All Saints College, the
new Episcopal college at Vicksburg,
Miss, is the guest of Rev. and Mrs.
George Gibbs in West Pine street
Rev. Green preached at Trinity church
Sunday evening and incdently told of
some of the prospects of this college,
which is so dear to the Episcopals of
this state.
Mr. Gaines Hightower, who has been
in Louisville, KY, attending the Bap-
fist Theological Seminary there, re-
turned home Wednesday. On his way
home he stopped over at oxford where
he attended the commencement exer-
cises of the University of Mississippi.
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The Philathea class will give mus
ical Tuesday evening at the residence
of Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Hightower, in
Main street Refreshments will be
served. No admission will be charged
but a free will offering will be taken
at the door.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Thrash and son,
Maurice left this morning to attend
the reunion at Memphis and will be
the guest of their son, Mr.. w. E.
Thrash and wife.
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Engineer Cox was brought back to
his home yesterday, 7OS Second street
from the hospital where he has been
for ten days on account of a broken
limb.
Mr.. P. L. CASTOR left Sunday night
for the reunion at Memphis where he
will be Lieutenant Colonel on General
Scudder's staff.
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Mrs. G.. B. Thompson returned home
Sunday from weeks visit to relatives
in Lumberton.
Mrs. |. P. Trotter left today for
Clinton, Miss, where she will be join
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RAMSEY G. CO.
Leading Undertakes.
Prompt ambulance service.
Day phone 227.T night phone 47o.

When in need of a plumber call
Plumbing Company, B. NJ
Cook, Manager. Cumb phone 399.
Home phone AL. 6-46t
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on Front street where the members
remained a brief while, after which
the march to Hickory Grove Cemetery
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S0C1a/ and Personal
BOTH p MES )

McCord who is a graduate of Davidson
College, South Carolina and of the
Southwestern Presbyterian at Clarks-
vile, Tenn.
Several social affairs have been
planned in honor of Miss Currie and
her bridal party.
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Roane-O'Quin.
A very quite wedding took place
Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Ray in Martha street. when
Mr.. A. S. Roane, of Columbia and
Miss Alice OQuin were United in mar
riage. The ceremony was said by Rev.
|. p. Trotter.
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Visitors at Raws Springs.
Among the visitors at Rawls Springs
Sunday were: Mr.. Seth Heidelberg
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer
Bixler, Messrs Davidson, Glover and
Gillespie.
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where floral tributes were placed upon
the graves of four of the members OF
the order.
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Mrs. G. B. Thompson returned home
Sunday from a weeks visit to relatives
in Lumberton.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-05-20
SANTA CRUZ WINS
AN UPHILL
BATTLE
After Appearing HOpeIeSsly Out
of Ii, Sand Grabs Hit Bloom
field All Over Lot

When they appeared to be hopelessly
beaten yesterday at Grove street park,
the sand Crabs came along in the
seventh inning with as fine batting
rally as has been pulled off at the
outlaw park since its doors We're
opened and swamped the Oakland
bunch by a score of 10 TO 6.
Bloomfield, who has been pitching
elected to do the job. and the blonde
mound artist will not forget for some
time what Brick DevereauXs bunch
did to him. The seabeach boys gave
him fine whaling. and the fans ex-
pected TO see Captain Nealon bench
Bloomfield, but he allowed him to
stick out the job.
Mosher. one of DevereauXs latest
recruits was called upon to do the
firing, but after going less than three
frames the Red Dog was convinced
that he would not do. Van Otterman
was sent for. but he had not been
on the mound more than a few mo-
ments when the Invaders whacked
his delivery hard. When the last man
went out in the third four runs were
scored on three hits. Two more came
to the Invaders in the sixth, and they
had a nice lead of three runs;
In the seventh fireworks went on
Bloomfield exploded completely. The
Grabs were after him, and they
knocked the ball all over the lot
Five runs and four hits were the re-
suit of their efforts. They clinched
the game by making two more IN the
next frame and Oakland failed TO
score after the sixth frame. Score:
SANTA CRTZ
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Henley and B0die Knock Ball
Out of Lot With Men
on Bases
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Leasue)
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco, 10; Vernon. j..
Los Angeles, 5; Portland, 3.
Sacramento z; Oakland, 3.

Henley and Bodie laced the ball out
of the lot yesterday afternoon. That
tells how Happy Hogan's Vernon con-
tingent ran second to the Seals in the
second game of the series 1t might
have been a fair game of ball except
for these two slaps. but, they took all
the life out of it and robbed it Of any
thing interesting that it might have
held up to that time. After the ball
had been walloped twice over the fence
inside of five minutes the fans believed
that the Seals had the game in the can
and made ready to go home. The final
inning of the contest produced seven
runs, enough to win two games in this
or any other league.
The whole story hinges on those
wallops out of the lot. Henley made
his with Berry on second and one man
out. 1t went over the left field score
board and was recognized by all the
fans as the longest hit of the season
If not the longest in the history of
the park. The wind was blowing di-
rectly against Henley when he grabbed
hold of the big stick, but this little
handicap did not interfere with his
effort. He took a full swing on the
leather and shot it directly over the
left field fence. McArdle was on sec
ond when the big wallop came. and
he pranced homeward in company with
the Seal pitcher. Score:
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National League

NEW YORK May 19.-NeW York ran
up the highest score of the National
league season, winning from Cincin-
natl IS TO 3. in a game in which 2S
PLAYERS were used. Score.
Cincinnati ..-.--.-. =
New York ...--.-...-. 10 10 -
Batteries-Dubec. Savidge, CantWeil
Mclean and Roth; Wiltse, Durham and
SchIei Umpires-Klem and Kane.
BROOKLYN. May 19.-Bell stopped
the winning streak of the Pittsburgs
today, shutting them out, to 0. with
two hits. Score: X II r,
Brooklyn -..-------.
Pittsburg .-..-U
Batteries-Ben and Bergen; Phil
ipippe and Gibson. Umpires-Rigler
a." BoSToN. May 1s.-Although Mana
ger Bowerman shifted the batting or
der. Boston could not win from ST.
Louis today. the visitors scoring
shutout. TO 0. thus taking the entire
series of four games. Score;
st. Louis. -.------.....-- ~
Boston .............. .....-.O
Batteries-Sallee and Bresnahan;
Tuckey. White and Bowerman- UNI
piresEO'Day and Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA. May 1s.-Chlcago
was defeated here today. to ?. Reul-
bach was very wild and was taken on
the rucber in the first inning. score
r. Fl. F..
Philadelphia --.-........-.'f
BATTERIES Moren and
Doom: Reulbach. KrOh and Moran
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landed on the body good and hard.
Johnson only smiled and held up his
hand to indicate that he had blocked
it. O'Brien rushed in again and tired
hard TO land on the face and body.
but was blocked in his efforts. Finally
he sent stiff left to the face and took
q hard right counter on the mead In
return. Johnson met O'Brien with
left TO the face as he stepped in and
the round ended in 8 clinch;
Three .tiresome six round prell1nl-
naries prolonged the wait until 1920
before Johnson, the first TO appear
shouldered his way through the crowd
and climbed into the ring. His recep-
ton was cordial, but not enthusiastic.
sprang nimbly into the ring. me
crowd eheered him frantically- He
grasped Johnsons hands perfunctorllH
and took his corner. Johnson quickly
came over, looked over O'Brien's ban
daged hands and appeared satisfied.
KAUFMAN CHALLENGES BLACK
telegram was read from Billy De-
laney challenging johnson or behalf of
Al Kaufman for a fight at San Fran
cisco. Johnson had Yank Kenny.
George Cole and Frank Nadoll, while
OBrien's men We're Abe Attell. joe HI
ley. Jack Havilon and Jack Hagan.
A J. DreXel- Biddle, O'Brien's society
friend who seconded him in his recent
fight with Ketchel, went into the ring
in his street clothes and cordially
grasped O'Brien's hands.
Stanley Ketchel went forward to be
introduced. He shook O'Brien's hand
and wished him success, then crossed
and greeted Johnson. The big black
sized up Ketchel carefully, smiling
broadly as he acknowledged the greet
ing.
and 500 others came in on admission
tickets and became wall flowers" or
choked the narrow aisles. Tickets sold
at premiums, the seats advertised at
$40 going for SIS. Spectators seemed
10 control the choice places, but there
was little haggling over the price.
There was little or no public betting
at the ringside on account of the fact
that no decision is allowed on six
round bouts in this state. There was
private wagering. however. that o Brien
would have the advantage on points.
On this he was fayorite at odds OIL .
To &
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Elk VARSITYLEADER
SIGNS WITH
BURNS
Ralph II. Butler, Former Star,
Will Play With Nevada City
Team This Summer

BERKELEY May 19.-RaIph III. But
Ter. former star football and basket
ball player of the university. who cap
tanned the varsity team last fall in the
intercollegiate Rugby game with Stan
ford, has signed with the Burns Colts
team of Nevada City. and will play
baseball this summer with the semi
professional organization.
Besides being a star fullback. having
held the place for two seasons of foot
ball. Butler can creditably I'LL almost
any place on the baseball diamond. He
played both second base and in the
outfie1d for the varsity team and was
also a pitcher of ability. He is a
graduate of the university from the
mining college. and will play baseball
during his leisure moments from his
duties as a mining engineer
Among the college honorS the Oak
land athlete won was admission to the
Golden Bear, Skull and Keys ana
Winged Helmet honor societies. He Is
a member of the Phi Chi fraternity.
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Northwest League

PORTLAND, May 19-Bower's two
basehit in the fifth was the only one
of the five hits secured by Aberdeen
today to materialize into a run. Port
land batted Wilder hard. but good
fielding by the visitors curtailed the
score to three runs. Score:
r. H. E.
a oSIueSI - - .
POrIIdnQ ~ "
Batteries-Wilder and OBrien; Chi
nault and Murray
TACOMA. May 1s-Spokane hit Jess
Baker OPPORTUNITY today and won.
4 to ?. Holm of Spokane was hit hard,
but was effective in the pinches
Spokane's fielding was again ragged.
Score: r. H. E.
spokane 49,; ..-.-.-.
Batteries-Baker and Bender; Holm
and Ostdiek.
SEATTLE. May 19-Hickey lost
control in the third inning, filed the
bases and forced in run. An infeld
out gave Seattle one more, and then
Frisk got the only hit that counted
against Hickey in the game. 1t netted
Seattle two runs. making four for the
inning Score: r. III. Z.
vancouver
Batteries-Seaton and Custer; Hickey
and Stanley.
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Sacramento 7, Oakland 3

SACRAMENTO, May 19.-Three Oak
land pitchers were unable to stem the
heavy hitting of Sacramento men to-
day. and before the game ended at
least two runs had been made off each.
Shinn got a triple and Gandil and
Doyle a double each in the first and
retired Tonneson in favor of Marie.
Marie went out in the seventh after
House had cleared the bases with
home run. Christian remained to the
end, but with the aid of three errors in
one inning allowed Sacramento two
more runs. Baum was more liberal
with his hits than usual Gandil re-
peated his performance of Sunday and
got four clean hits out of four times at
bat Score:
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AMATEURs MEET ToNIGHT

The united railroads athletic club
viii give its regular monthly boxing
show at its gymnasium at Turk and
Fillmore streets tonight Eight bouts
between boys well known in the anna
teur ranks and boxing speciality be-
tween two SIS pound midgets. make up
the card. Pat Cornyn and Jack Mil
Ter. shiftly welterweights. are down as
the main event. Their 60 Will be for
the amateur championship OF the Pa
ciic coast.
The bouts will begin promptly at
$50 o'clock. Sol Levfson will act as
referee.
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Stockton !, San Jose 2

SAN JOSE. May l9.-San Jose ham,
merec Eagan of the mound in today's
game without making runs enough to
make a dent in Stocktons final score
The locals gave Logan poor support.
errors Of Judgment costing more than
misplays. Stockton punched hits, sew
eral of them infeld grOunders improp-
erly handled. against Logan, and the
result was never In doubt after the
third inning. when Shay demoralized
the Prune Pickers with a three baggea
into left field and three tallies scored
on fuke plays by Logan and his in
field Score.
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SIS. BLOOD as GuMoRs

gland the employed the necessary work OF
continually When blood
dries
boI pues itching rash or hard eay skin affection
humos from the blood 81 s eOos the Grey
nutritious red corpus and enriches in every Then the SKIN
soothed soned by this cooling healthy stream Of blood
Acne letter Salt Rheum and all other diseases and
backheads
and restoring good complexion
all
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA.
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California Pitcher OFF TO a Bad
Start With the Chicago
Team
STAMPING OF THE CLUBS
American League

CHICAGO. May 1s.-Boston won the
first game of the series from Chicago
today by the score of ) to ?. Steele
held the locals to one hit until the
ninth inning. Burns pitched his first
game for Chicago and made poor
showing. Score: T. r. II.
Chicago ......---z
Boston ........--..- IL y
Batteries-BurnS, SutOr and owens,
Sullivan; Steele and Carr1San-
CLEVELAND. May 19.-CleveIand
broke its long losing streak today and
defeated Washington. TO l. 4OunS
outpitched Smith with men on bases.
Score r. Fl. +.
Cleveland -.............-7 10 2
Batteries-Young and Easterly; smith
and Street.
ST. LOUIS. May I9.-New York took
the opening game OF the series here
today TO /. Powell was not in form
and gave way to Crisis after New York
had gained lead. Score:
st. Louis --..-........--.-l
Batteries-Powen. Criss and Criger;
Quinn. Lake and Kleinow.
DETROIT. May 1g.-Summers made
a wild throw TO second and StanaSe
followed it by muffing two perfect
throws to the plate in the third lnnlnS
and four runs resulted Score:
Detroit 49, ----'--.''-- "a ~ ,
Philadelphia ..--.--... ~ 70
Embellishments. LATTE and stan
age; Bender and Thomas.
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Black Champion Fails 10 Best
Philadelphia Jack O'Buen
Light Heavy Weight Puts Up Cleaner Fight
Than johnson, but Lacks Steam in Punches

PI May Johnson the big coored heavy weight
champion failed Jack . Bnen the Fhadepna e ees
weight, tonight a round bout
The fight OF opinion that should have
bcen draw had decision permissible Bren maveousy fast
foot superior blocking saved him from damage IN several
close mikes and three his knees by the strength
nd Ncgh @ Johnson the cllnches
the OF the leading John
be the best condton
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jeff Is Disappointed
TSpecial Dispofch TO The Call !

CHICAGO. May 1S.-James }. Jehrles,
the undefeated champion, was keenly
disappointed man when he heard the
result of the Johnson-O'Brien fight at
Philadelphia tonight jeff entertained
the opinion that Johnson, with his SUI
perior weight, strength and height,
would nave little difficulty in winning
over a man much smaller in every way.
Jeffries and Sam Berger had Just fin
ished the second round of their boxing
exhibition at the local theater in which
they We're playing when the result was
announced. There were misses and
questions asked Jeffries from every
corner of the house as to what he would
do TO the negro when the met. These
remarks stirred Jeff's blood and in the
final round of the bout he tore into
Berger and walloped him all over the
stage
The Californian read the returns of
the fight carefully, and could not fig
ure why Johnson could not knock out
O'Brien. In speaking of the night Jen
said:
..From what can gather from the re-
turns / have received, Johnson appears
TO have slight shade the best of it.
This was not q surprise to me, as l eX
pected johnson would put O'Brien
away. l have always contended that
superior weight and strength must tell
when all other things are equal. But
from the results tonight it looks as
though O'Brien is a good deal more
clever than the big negro. AS for
Johnson, his reputed hard punch has
proved a great disappointment to me.
He landed enough punches to score a
Knockout over a man so much smaller
than himself. O'Brien deserves q lot of
credit. and my only regret is that he
was not the winner.
Some time in July / will be ready to
sign for a fight within five months of
the date of signing. If Johnson will
meet me then and talk business, well
and good. but l do not think he wants
10 meet me in the ring. The matter is
entirely in his hands when July comes
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Jim coffroth has ahont made nn hi
BooKMAKER QUITS TURF.

NEW YORK, May 19.-Charles E.
Henry, one of the best known book
makers in the country, and at one time
president of the Metropolitan turf as
ISOLATION, has opened an art store in
Fulton street. He says there is no
money to be made at the racetracks
under the present nti-betting laws
and has therefore turned to the next
best thing.
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San Francisco 1, Fresno 0

FRESNO. May 19.-Cooper won. 1 to
0. in a pitchers battle from FORESTER
today. giving San Francisco the open
ing game of the series. Both pitchers
kept their hits scattered as we'll as
any man in the business could do, ant.
a large crowd of fans was treated &c
an exhibition of snappy ball. The
game in the first inning. Spencer
doubled to the right field fence. went
to third on Feeney's sacrifice and stole
home After the opening round For
roster twirled gilt edge ball. Score:
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coRRIGAN SELLS RACETRAck

CHICAGO, May 19.-Ed Corrigan sold
the famous Hawthorne racetrack TO
Tom Carey a stockyards politician.
today. The price of the track was
$4,000. and Corrigan received only
81 eoV cash. the remainder being COW
cred by. a note that Carey had en-
dorsed for Corrigan.
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OAKLAND


Innings pitched-By Mosher 2 l-3 by Van OF
terman s 2-3. Hits-Of Mosher 4. off Van OF
terman ) Runs--0f Van Otterman g. Three
base hits-Hartman Bloomfield. Townsend Two
base hits-Conrad Curtis Sacrifice hits--Bulns.
Householder McKune. Van Buren,. First base
on called bals-On Bloomfield >. off Mosher .,
of Van Otterman I. Struck out-By Bloomfield
6. by Mosher =. by Van Otterman g. Hit by
pitched baIls-Curtis, Conrad Double play
Sbeebau to Campbell. Passed ball-Burns. Time
Of game hours and 10 minutes. Umpire
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Los Angeles 5, Portland 3

geies played an errorless game and
had it won from Portland from the
start, and cinched it when Hosp tripled
in the seventh and two earned runs
resulted. Score:
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Have Won Seer

The many good buys offered in the
Business Chance columns of today's
Call? II not. turn to the Classified
Section and look them over. Some
thing there for every one.
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johnson Gets Money

PHILADELPHIA, May 19.-The
officers of the club got a severe shock
when Johnson rolled up in an auto at
o'clock in the afternoon and made a
peremptory demand for the money
guaranteed to lim-$5, 600.
Amt you rushing it bit?" said
Club Mana ger Harry Edwards.
Wei. I've got TO have my money
now" said Johnson, in a sullen way
He got his IS 900 in large bills. john
son took this step to foil an army of
creditors.
Johnson's greed cost him dearly. for
O'Brien had $4,000 left after the IS 600
was deducted
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SAN FRANCISCO
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base bit-Spencer. Sacrifice hits-For-
roster. Feeney. Struck out--By Cooper 3. by
Forester 2. First base on called bals-of
Cooper l. of Forester 1. Left on bases-Frcspo
. San Francisco 2 Hit by pitched ball--Spen
GER Baik--Cooper- Double plays-Fceney IA
Streib TO Ferlin: Schimpn to Tracy Time ~
game hour and % minutes. lmpire-Doyle.
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Total .............35 3 s a II
murphy batted for Marie in seventh inning
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Home run-House. Three base hits-Sbinn.
McCay. Two base hits-Doyle, Gandn f2l
House. Sacrifice hits-Raymer CD. Flanagan.
First base called balls-0f Baum ., of
Marie 3, OFF Christian 1. Struck out--By Baum
5, by Marie .. by Christian l. Double plays
Carroll to Cameron; Gandil to Raymer. Passed
balls-Lewis ca, Byrnes. Time of game
hour and 40 minutes TImpire-Afc(,reevv
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'atted for wnlett in ninth.
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Hcsp. Two base hits-BeaII.
Armbruster. Sacrifice hlts--HowauI. orendorn
=. Deimas. First base on called balls-Of Hesp
4. off Willett T. Struck out BY Hosp 2 iv
willett 5. Wild pitcI-N illett. Hit by pitched
Time of game-l hour and 30 min.
utes. Umpire-McC
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SAN FRANCISCO
:UNs AND HITS BY INNING:
SUMMARY

Home runs--Henley. Bode. Three base hit
Bodie. Two base hits-Willam, McArdle. Sac
rifce Observation-Disclosures Haley, Tenant. First
base called balls-0f Bracknbridge g. off
Henley 2. Struck out-By Brackinbridge ,, by
Henley g. Hit by pitched ball-J. Williams.
Time of game hour and % minutes. I'm
pire-Toman.
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lI"IIN" I"I I9'NdII III HIILHs
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS


Three base hits-Hap Smith. Shay Two base
hits Bailey. Hackett. Stolen bases-Hackett
Shay Murray. Farrell. Double plays-BaiIey TO
Myers; II. Smith 10 Myers. First base on called
balis-On Logan 6. of Eagan 2. Struck out
BY Logan ,. by Eagan ]. by Owen 1. Hits
on Eagan I. In % innings: of owen ). I'm
3 i-3 innings. Sacrifice hts-Isacey, Farrell. Time
Of game hour and 30 minutes. Umpire
Smith. ScOrer-Anderson.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Santa Cruz. 10; Oakland, q.
San Francisco, i; Fresno, o.
Stockton. =: san Jose, 2.