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The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
RYAN WILL INSPECT
FULLDLOOD CONDITIONS

Muskogee, Okla. Oct 14.-Thomas
Ryan, acting commissioner to the Five
Civilized Tribes, has been ordered by
the commissioner of Indian affairs to
investigate conditions among the Cher
okee fullbloods in the Spavinaw coun-
try, where Superintendent John D.
Benedict reports that the Indians ate
facing a famine and are too poor to
buy clothes for their children in order
that they may send them to school.
To relieve suffering and guard
against much more suffering wnen
winter comes, the department may Or
der that the 100000 held for distri-
button among the Indians be disbursed
earlier than December, the date orig
inally fixed
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
WI TING FANG WARNED
OF APPROACHING CONFLICT
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Washington. D. c., Oct 14.-Dr. Wa
Ting Fang. the learned and popular
Chinaman, who is about to retire as
China's minister to the United States,
last night, for the second time, in
vestigated the mysteries of spiritual
ism, as demonstrated by Washington
spiritualist
In private seance WI conversed
with the supposed spirit of the late
President Mckinley and also the spirit
of his mother. and another Chinese.
twenty years dead The latter two
conversations were in the Chinese
language The medium was a young
Indian girl, who speaks broken Eng
lish ana has no knowledge of the
Chinese language
The spirits warned Wa that his
country was approaching a terrible
conflict. in which he would hold an
office Of great importance. McKinley's
spirit informed WI that he hoped this
prediction was groundless. The China
man is evidently much impressed.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
FREE MAIL DELIVERY
FOR VINITA TOMORROW

Tomorrow Vinita's long cherished
ambition for free mail delivery will
have been realized Three carriers
viii begin a twice a day delivery that
will cover nearly all Of the residence
portion of the city. and three times
daily delivery in the business section
Postmaster Butler and his assistants
have been busy today making final
preparations for the service. Letter
boxes viii be placed at the yarious
street crossings tomorrow so that Vim
itans will no longer be required to go
to the postoaice to mail their letters.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
ATTACKS
COOKS VERAC|TY
Man Who Accompanied DR.. Cook on
Mt. Mckinley Trip Makes Sen
sational Affidavit.
BY Associated Press.

New York, Oct 1.-THE Globe this
afternoon prints copy OF an AFFIDAVIT,
made by Edwin N. Barrill who accom-
panied DR.. Frederick A. Cook, at the
time the latter declares he reached the
summit of Mount Mckinley. in Sep
tember, 1906 The affidavit was made
before notary at Tacoma, Wash,
October 4, and contains about fifteen
hundred words In it Barrill states
that he was the only person present
with DR.. Cook on the date he claims
to have reached Mount Mckinley and
that they did not get nearer than
fourteen miles to the summit and that
at no time did they reach an elevation
of more than ten thousand feet
Barrill declares he kept a small
diary and that he made entries there
in, between the dates of September
9 and 49, at Cooks dictation.
Referring to the picture in Cooks
book: ITO the top of the continent"
showing Barrill holding a flag labeled
"The Summit of Mount Mckinley" the
affidavit states 1.-The summit of Mount
Mckinley was over twenty miles dis
tant on an air line from the point
where my picture was taken"
New York, Oct. 14.-Walter Miller,
of this city, the photographer Of
Cooks Mount Mckinley expedition
has made an affidavit corroborating
that of Barritt in every detail He
declared Barrill's story correct. The
affidavits of Barrill, Miller and others
were sworn to in the Office of James
NJ. Ashton, an attorney of Tacoma.
who was retained by certain interests
in New York, said to be the Peary
Arctic Club, to Investigate the alleg-
ed ascent of the great Alaska peak.
by Dr.. Cook.
Philadelphia. Pa. Oct live have
learned that money has been offered
for information regarding my ascent
to Mount Mckinley said DR.. Cook,
today. He emphatically declared he
had sufficient evidence to prove his
ascent.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
DETROIT IS AGAIN
TIED FOR SERIES
With Defeat Of Pirates Today The
Championship Hopes Of Jennings
Men Rise.

Detroit, Mich, Oct a. = Chilly
weather again greeted the Pittsburg
and Detroit ball teams as they pre-
pared today for what was thought to
be the last game Of the worlds cham
pionship series. Both teams arrived
in good shape from Pittsburg. The
weather promises to be better than
for any other game of the series play
ed in this city.
Pittsburg led until the fourth when
Detroit scored two. forged ahead in
the fifth and scored again the the
sixth.
Pittsburg scored one in the ninth and
was dangerous, but a fast double pre-
vented further runs.
Score -R. H. e..
Pittsburg ..3 0 0 0 0 30 IA 8 /
Detroit ~ 0 o 2 / 0-5 10 l
Batteries: Willis and Gibson; Null
lin and Schmidt.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
PUBLISHERS CASE WILL
Be HEARD NOVEMBER 8

Muskogee, Okla. Oct. l4-Answer.
ing an order issued by Federal Judge
Campbell in habeas corpus proceed.
ings, Sheriff Newblock Of Tulsa coun-
ty yesterday produced Ia court here
Charles Dent, business manager Of the
Tulsa Daily World. Dent with United
states Attorney w. j. Gregg. was ar
rested by state officers ON the charge
of violating the Billups law by run
ming whisky advertisements IN their
paper, The Tulsa Daily World
The case win be heard here No
vember 3.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
SEVEN NEW MEMBERS
OF COMMERCIAL CLUB.

Secretary Davidson has the appli-
cation of seven new members for the
Commercial Club, which will be pre-
sented at the regular meeting of the
club tonight. There are several mat
ters Of importance to come at the
meeting tonight
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
PRESIDENT SIGHTSEEING
AT THE GRAND CANON

At TIE GRAND CANON.
BY Associated Press.
Grand Canon, Ari.. Oct. 14.-Presi-
dent Taft began a day of sightseeing,
with a stage trip to Grand View, on
the rim of the Grand Canon. The
president was anxious to do down the
trail. but time would not permit He
leaves Grand Canon late tonight.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

A marriage license was issued late
yesterday to Clayton r spradlin. aged
%, OF Ketchum, and Miss Dora e.
Miller, l9, of vinita,
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
TWO MINERS KILLED WHEN
ROCK FELL ON THEM
Rv Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Carterville, Mo, Oct. 14-Leonard
Hibbs and Inomas Tuby, miners, were
killed in a mine near here today, when
a slab of rock fell on them Another
miner suffered a crushed foot
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14
PLAINvlLLE SWEPT BY
DISASTROUS FIRE.

BY Associated Press.
Plainville, Kans.. Oct. 14.-Fourteen
business houses and the opera house
was destroyed by fire here early to-
day. The loss is estimated at sixty
thousand dollars.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

The Presbyterian ladies will serve
one Of their good 25c dinners in the
basement of the Barrett building, Sat
urday, beginning at II; 80 a. m.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

Sam McSpadden is here from Chels
sea today attending court in the ca
pacity of a witness
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

Ed Zimmerman is suffering with a
severe case of blood poison, as re-
suit Of an injury to one of his hands.
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

Mrs. F. J. Scott and Mrs. T. c..
Montgomery returned last night from
Holden, Mo-, where they have been
visiting relatives
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

Mrs W. Houk entertained the
Wednesday Bridge Whist Club yes
rerday afternoon
The Vinita daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1913, 1909-10-14

W. B. Coley returned from Kansas
City last night.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
Big Athletic Meet to Be Held
At the State Fair

The amateur athletic fever has
struck Sacramento for good Enthusi-
astic over the big meet a few months
ago. the members of the Sacramento
athletic club have prevailed upon the
mana cement Of the state fair to give
big meet at Agricultural park in
Sacramento Saturday, August 2S. The
meet has been sanctioned by the Pa
cifc athletic association. and viii be
open 10 all registered amateurs. En-
tries close next Tuesday either with
J. H. Hin. Sacramento athletic club.
Sacramento, or at Spalding's, 15s
Geary street.
The prizes viii consist of gold. sill
Yer and bronze medals. and cups will
be given for the relay race and to the
club making the largest number of
points. For the Marathon race there
VIII be cups for first and second, gold
silver and bronze medals for third.
fourth and fifth
The events which viii all be hand
leap, viii consist of the following:
100. 220. 40 and $50, yards, one mile
2-V yard low hurdles, y pound shot
put y pound hammer throw. running
high jump. running broad jump. pole
vault. one mile relay handicap for
four men. each to run 44O yards. and
TWO scratch events, q 100 and a coo
yard
The Olympic club viii send q. aeam
Of its best men to the meet and other
local organizations also will partfci-
pate.
September .. Governors day. the 10
mile Marathon race viii be run of IT
VIII be scratch event.
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Visiting Athletes See Sights
And Warm Upin Stadium

The New York and Chicago athletic
club teams were out in force yester-
day. After an automobile trim through
the Preside. Golden Gate park and
10 the Cliff house. where luncheon was
served. the athletes were taken to the
stadium where they went through a
warming mp. President James Z. Sui
iiYan spent considerable time in look
ing over the stadium. and said that
II was a great place and when COM
pleted there would be nothing better
anywhere.
Today the visitors viii be taken 10
Mount Tamalpais, while President Sui
livan, Vice President Everett c. Brown
and Nat Halpin viii be the guests of
stanford university
Saturdays meet will start at 20
p. m Harry McLain. the Indian runner
from Phoenix, arrived in town yes-
terday. and is prepared To repeat his
Seattle victory, while Bellars, the east
ern champion. is bound that he viii
turn the tables. This race alone win
be worth going miles to see. Mac
Pherson, the University Of California
runner. viii also start in the five mile
race.
The following have been picked for
the relay teams for the stadium meet
Saturday: Chicago-Hamilton Ramev.
Waller. Lindberg; New York-Gissing z
Hillman. McEntee, Dawborn Olympic
Glarner, Miller, Cheek, Gerhardt; Re-
liance-Weise. Macauley, Davony.
Smith
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Thirty-five Rugby Stars to
Play for Reliance

OAKLAND. Aug. 1s.-Thirty- five
Rugby stars will make up the squad
from which the Reliance club will Sc
Iect it's football team for the coming
season. At a meeting this afternoon
that number signiied their intention
to compete for a place on the Reliance
club team Among the number are
many former college players The
team will engage in it's first outdoor
practice Sunday morning at Adams
point grounds
Eddie Pomeroy. ardent propagatOr OF
Rugby on the Pacific coast. through
whose efforts Rugby and soccer have
attained their popularity, will be in
charge Of the club team.
At the meeting today POmerOy eN-
planned some Of the finer points OF the
game which will be brought into this
years tactics.
DIR. Wilfred Chambers. football COM
missioner of the club, viii assist POme
roy in producing a winning team. In
door practice has been indulged in by
candidates for the club team, and
Pomeroy and Chambers believe that the
local football organization will be the
best on the Pacific coast.
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Invaders Win
From Hirelings
Of Hackett
In Initial Contest of Series Oak
land Defeats Sacramento
by Score of 4 to 3

The Sacramento and Oakland teams
commenced a FIVE game series at the
Grove street ball yard across the bay
yesterday and the honors of the initial
contest fell to Oakland by a score of
to g. TT was good game, and IL
innings were necessary to decide the
winner.
missing from the Oakland team, and
Brick DevereauX was absent from the
Senatorial lineup. Benny was only tax
ing day Off according to Cy Moreing,
but the Red Dog has joined the grass
hopper fraternity and transferred his
allegiance to the Vernon outfit of the
Coast league.
Lii Johnny Hopkins was sent in to
do the heaving for the Hackett hire
lings, and Doc Moskiman was dele
gated to toss 'em over for the in
vaders. The medico had it on Johnny
three ways. but a few sensational field
ing stunts on the part of the Senatorial
gardeners nipped in the bud a num-
ber of dangerous rallies.
Hacketts men crowded into the tally
column in the first inning. Nealon's
lads came through in the eighth frame
with a brace of the things the boys
were striving for
1t was nip and tuck from that point
to the eleventh, when. with one down
Burns singled, went to second when
McHale was given free transportation
and came home when Tommy Sheehan
slammed safe one to left. Score:
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CaIifOrnians
Defeated By
TheChampiOns
James and McLOugHIin, Coast
Tennis Experts, Lose TO
Alexander and Hackett
ISneoiai Di,peleh 10 The Call

Special DISpoich 10 ne Ndhi
NEWPORT. r. l.. Aug. 19.-F. B..
Alexander and II. II. Hackett the ma
tionai champions. in the doubles de-
feated the Pacihc coast pair, George
James and Maurice L. Mclaughlin, here
today in the big tennis tournament
winning three straight sets.
Mclaughlin opened the service, and
as the champions failed to judge his
speed. the first game went to the chal-
longing pair. BY the fastest sort of
footwork the Californians managed to
get the lead at 3-2. Then the vol
Ieving behind lobbing revealed the
strength Of the challengers. But at the
critical moment Alexander began TO
give the ehallengers a taste of their
own speed 1t was the fastest playing
seen here in years. but the champions
steadied and finally won the first SET
6-4
The second set brought splendid ral-
lies and maneuvering for position, the
experience of the champions allowing
them TO win. love.
McLoughlin's whipping. passed back
by James smashing across court made
il possible for the Pacific coast men
TO pull up from behind at 81 to 81.
The ninth game they won at love-
but they could not hold steady a the
critical moment. and with Alexander
serving. the second set went to the
champions at Cd.
The third set also went to Alexander
and Hackett by 6-4. O.. O..
The points.
First set-Alexander and Hackett-0. 4. 3. .
Z. Z, T. =, ,. 500; James and Mclaughlin
,, 3, ,. l. !, ?, ?. O. l. 2-274
Second Ser-AleNan6er and Hackerf-4 4 e.
, 3. >, ,, o, 4-32-6; James and McLoughlin-
?. l. !. 1. 4. ?. j. T. l. 0-26-
Third set-Alexander and Hackett-4 l. 4 l.
q. 4-24-6; James and MeLoughlin-2 - l. O.
0. 30.
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Northwest League

PORTLAND. Aug. 19.-Portland defeated
Aberdeen in a Il inning game today on bat
ting rally after the local team had tied the
score on a wild pitch by Most. Siever, who
started in to pitch for Aberdeen, split his hand
in the second inning in receiving a batted ball
and probably will be out Of the game several
weeks. Score: r. H. +.
Portland Portland ......................2 .....2 I 8
Batteries-Most, Sieyer and 0'Brien; Kinsella
and Armbruster.
TACOMA. Aug. I9.--wright for Spokane was
wild today. and when he did get the ball over
the plate the Tigers usually hit it. Score;
R.. II. E..
Spokane ......... ----:.
Batteries-Newlin and Dashwood; Wright and
Spencer. Umpire-Brennan-
SEATTLE. Aug 19.-Seattle won from Van
couyer today by score of 6 TO l in a game
marked by fine fielding and high class pitching.
Score: X. H. f..
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. 0
Vancouver ..-..-....:- 1
Batteries-EngIe and Shea; Erickson and Sug-
den
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Baseball Notes

1t will be up to Eastley to save the honor of
the Seals this Afternoon The Beavers have
beaten Griffin. Henley and Browning In row
and if they get away with Eastley things will
look bad for us this week
Jack Gleason announces that all the boxes
they are on Sunday The management is conf
PEELED to do this for the reason that the house
Is nearly all sold out at the present time.
Like his fellow slabster. Harkness. Carson
has wonderful control Of the ball. He did not
walk a man, though he hit Zeider with pitched
ball In the opening inning. and this eventually
resulted in the only Seal run
~ nut Graney in to bat for the reason that
can right handed man.'' said MeCredie after
the game. ''Graney has been hitting them all
hard on the home grounds. and it was no sur
fence
Portland players when Murray retired to make
room for Graney. The batter went into center
field, Ryan took up the job at third base and
the handy, all around man. 0te johnson. donned
well. too He is one OF the very few players
in organized ball who can NIL any position on
the diamond and feel at home. He's wonder
in this respect.
Catcher Fisher of the Beavers was very sore
at McGreevy's close decision at third base and
when he started to work in the fourth inning
he began to crab. Finally he started to call
MeGreevy names and the indicator man quickly
fined him a SO note and banished him to the
bench, This was the signal for general up
rising OF the Beavers. They focked in from
tore in from the right garden to plead with
Fisher tn hold his tongue, but the damage had
already been done when the Beaver boss arrived.
Fisher out of the game. for the catcher is a
fast left landed sticker who ranks With the
leading batsmen of the leazua-
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
Yankees Send
Red SOX Into
Third Place
Detroit and Philadelphia Hold
Their Places by Winning
Hard Fought Games
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-New York defeated
Boston twice today, and not only broke the Wis
tors winning streak but sent them back to
third place in the American league race. Scores:
First game X. H. T..
Boston .-...................6 10
New York. ..s..............-....7
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Karger, Cicotte and Car
rigan; Warhop and Sweeney.
Second game, 10 innings r. H. f.
Boston ............1 .
New York. .............2 8 3
Batteries-HaI and Carrigan; Brockett and
Sweeney.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 19.-Philadelphia defeated
Cleveland today in pitchers battle between
Morgan and Rhoades, 2 TO /. Score:
r. H. e.
Philadelphia ,-...-.2 s.
Livingston
DETROIT. Aug. 19.-Detroit won from Chicago
in a well played game, to o. Score:
r. H. e.
Detfoit -... ...,...-... +. ....-- -......l >
Chicago .........s.... .a,.,..,........0 3 1
Batteries Donovan and Schmidt; Smith ana
Sullivan.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
UMPIRE HURST is DROPPED

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Tim Hurst is no
longer an umpire on the. American
league staff. 1t was officially an
nounced yesterday at the office of 3.
B. Johnson. president OF the American
league. that Hurst had been dropped
from the list of umpires. Hurst was
recently suspended following an alter
cation with Collins Of the Philadelphia
club, in which Hurst Is alleged to have
spat in the, players face.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
READY FOR AUTO CARNIVAL
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, Aug. IS.-Secretary
Don Prentiss OF the Sonoma county
automobile association has announced
the program for the Santa Rosa auto
mobile carnival, which is TO be held in
this city September 25 and 26 Work
has been begun on banking the out
side of the turns on the Santa Rosa
stock farm racetrack, and everything
promises TO make this one of the best
meets of the year.
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Los Angeles 4, Oakland 2

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 19.-Los An
geles hit Boice freely today and won
the game from Oakland, to 2. Oak
land rallied toward the end and made
one run in the eighth off two hits and
one In the ninth off a single hit Nagle
allowed the visitors only six hits.
Score:
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WILL SUCCEED LA JoIE

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug. 19.-It is
reported here that Manager Bernhard
OF the Nashville Southern league team
has been booked 10 succeed Manager
Ia Joie Of the Cleveland American
league club. Bernhard was a member
Of the Cleveland team for several
years. leaving that club TO take charge
Of the Nashvilles. He and La Joie are
intfmates
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
aRcHERs SHOOT IN TEAMS

CHICAGO. Aug 1s.-Team rounds
and hsndicsps for men and women
were the features of today's events in
the target shooting OF the National
Archery association at Washington
park The two team round contests
for women were held. one of 96 ar
rows at 50 yards and another of ss
--rovs at SO yards
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
DOC FANcIER VICTIM OF TRAM

HOUSTON. Aug. 19.-An aged man.
who was run over lasts night by a
train at street crossing in Houston,
has been identified as Doc" Shuetz an
eccentric dog fancier, the fame OF
whose collection OF dogs and his love
for them Is national. In 1893 Shuet7
drove an ordinary wagon hHed with
many varieties of dogs from Houston
to Chicago to the worlds fair
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because Vernon's stickers selected
their four hits timely. The fielding
work of the visitors also had much
to do with the victory Devereaux,
who Jumped from the Sacramento out
laws, was shining light at short and
cut off more than one grounder that
looked like a hit. Score:
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SUMMARY

Hits-0f Brown s. Runs-of Brown Q In
nngs pitched-By Brown 6. Two base hit
Raymer Sacrifice hits-Devereaux. Coy Doyle
FIRST base on called balls-On Baum / of
vance l. Struck out-By Brown 2 by Baum
f. by Vance l. Hit by pitched ball-Myers
StovalL Double plays-Devereaux to Haley TO
Brashear; Deyereaux to Brashear to Mott ;rime
OF game-1 hour and 35 minutes. Umplre-Ir-
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RESULTS OF GAMES

NeaIon. Sacrifice hits-van Buren (2), J. Smith.
Murray, Burns. Curtis. Carrigan- First base on
called balls-OG Hopkins 3. Struck Out--By Mos
kiman-6. By Hopkins 2. Hit by plteher-Gari-
baIdi. Double play smith tO-Carrigan. Time
of game-1 hour and 55 minutes Umpire-6eorge
Harper.
The San Francisco call., 1909-08-20
cRooNER WINS SEVENTH RACE

MARBLEHEAD, Mass. Aug. 19-The
Crooner won the seventh elimination
race for Sender boats off here today
with the Joyette second.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Bear (2). Kelly, Daley. Sacri-
flee hits-Ross Beall. Howard. Nagle. First
base on called balls-on Nagle 3, on Boice ..
Struck out--By Nagle 1. Double plays-Delmas
to Wheeler to Smith, 0renlorff to Smith TO
Howard Passed ball--Orendorff Hit by pitched
balls-Wheeler Nagle Time of game-1 hour
and 35 minutes. Umpire-van Haltren.
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American Association
STANDING of THE CLUBS

At st. Paul-Louisville 4. st. Paul o.
At pols-Indianapo l. Minneapolis 0
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Milwaukee ..
At Kansas City-Kansas City D, Toledo T.
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Vernon 2, Sacramento /

SACRAMENTO. Aug. I9.-Sacra-
mento lost today by a score of to |
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SACRAMENTO
Total ,3 40 n 81 O

"Batted Tor Brown in the sixth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SAN FRANCISCO
lenhaht oattea Tor Mohler In the ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUAfMARY

Home runGraney Two base hit Williams.
Sacrince hits--M -Moher Lewis t2i. Speas Carson.
First base on called balls--On Browning 2.
Struck ont--By Browning Z. by Carson !. Hit
by pitched hall--Zeider. Double play-olson to
Cooney Time Of game hour and 90 minutes.
impire-McGreevy and Mccarthy