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The San Francisco call., 1909-04-29
San Francisco's Big Slabsfer
Wins State League Game
by Score of 3: to 2
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(State Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 3, Oakland 2.
Stockton o, Fresno 4.
Santa Cruz 4, San Jose 2.

OAKLAND, April 2S.-San Francisco
vanquished Oakland in the State league
game this afternoon, to 2. Sane, the
big slabster for Charley Irwin's men,
was the stumbling block over which the
locals fell. He was strong and steady
and kept the six hits that werel. made
off him scattered. Captain Irwin regis
tered two of the three tallies that were
credited to his clan, and played an err
rorless game at the first corner.
Catcher White of the Oaklands was
struck in the groin by a foul tip in the
first inning, and Hoag took up the big
mitt and mask.
In the ninth inning, with two out and
runner on the paths, Nealon, who was
playing the bench. went in and betted
for Henderson. The best Joe could do
was to lift a fly to the outfield that was
gathered in by Croll
Youngey Johnson, baseball pitcher
and clown of the coal age, made his
temperance on the diamond in the role
of an umpire, officiating with Umpire
Nissen. Youngey and his foghorn voice
were amusing to the fans. Score.
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Longs Men Can Not Find Offer
ings of Sacramento TwirIer
and They Are Whitewashed
STANDING of THE CLUBS
Coast League
RESULTS OF GAMES

The Senators pushed the Seals back
few pegs from the top rung yester-
day. 1t was either teams game until
the last frame. While the Seals were
never in front they were dangerous at
times and good weekday crowd was
treated to several thrillers. The Sac
ramentans did not give the Seals a
tally. while they got four.
1t was Brown VS.. Browning with
honors in favor of the former. The
upcountry twirler had a full stock He
had different twist for all the local
batsmen, but they did not like what
he carried, and the Seals did no good
for their country. There was time
or two during the game that a safe
lick would have prevented a shutOut
but Brown unraveled a line of twists
that, slipped off the Seals bats with
out damage.
While Browning was touched UP
freely In several innings he gave a fine
exhibition of mound work in the fifth
frame With Graham. Brown and
Shinn on bases and none down, the
local twirler frightened up and got the
next three batsmen without a tally
being put over. Doyle made the first
out by biffing the air. and Raymer
grounded to Zeider, who threw Gra-
ham out at the plate, and Flanagan did
the same as Doyle.
Il he HTSI one came along in the third
frame when Shinn walked Doyle
picked one out which be bumped up
against the right field fence Shinn
started to go homie from first on the
hit, but Melchoir threw to the plate
Shinn doubled in his tracks and start
ed back to third. Berry heaved the
ball to Zeider, but the throw was a
bad one. and Shinn- came home.
In the seventh the Seals had a man
on third with one down, but Brown
got Lewis with an easy fly and Berry
grounded out to Doyle.
The Senators began to find Brown
ing toward the end OF the contest In
the eighth Raymer singled to. left and
Mundorff, who had displaced Bodie in
the seventh frame, allowed the ball to
get away from him and the Senator's
second baseman pulled up at the mid
die bag. Flanagan sacrificed, and
Mundorff misjudged Zamlock's hit,
which went for two bases
Two more came along in the last
frame with the assistance of three
bingles. Graham, after hitting safely
to left, was forced at second by
Browns infield bunt. Shinn hit a
healthy one to right field, and Mel
choir fielded the ball, and threw to third
TO catch Brown. The ball got away
from Zeider, and Brown trotted home
Doyle picked out a good one. which
went for three bases, and Shinn added
another tally. for the Senators. The
Seals went down in one, two, three
order in the concluding frame. Score:
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Northwest League Games

SEATTLE. Wash, April 2S.-Al-
though Seattle won from Tacoma by
a score of 6 to 2 the figures do not
give any idea of the real closeness of
the battle .or the brilliant PLAYING
Seattle was not safe until hits by Shea.
Raymond and Bennett put over three
in the eighth. Score: r. H. E.
Seattle 6 II 2
Batteries-Rush and Shea; Butler
and Kellackey.
SPOKANE. Wash, April 2s.-Tbe
first home run over the fence since
Recreation park was built. three light
ming double plays, every one of which
killed an incipient rally hy the IN
dians, a steal home by Mana ger Brown
to tie the score, and very shaky umpir-
ing by Frary, combined TO make to-
days battle between the Indians and
the Colts interesting. Score:
Portland .....-..........
'pBB Batteries-Guyn. after Murray and Tgoeb !:
Brinker, Jensen and Ostdieck
VANCOUVER. b. c., April 2s.-
Pitcher Most of Aberdeen was wild this
afternoon, but he held the hard hitting
Vancouvers to one hit until the eighth.
when double from Stanley, followed
by singles by Paddock, Mahon. Davis
and Quigley. gave Vancouver four runs
and the game Score:
R. II. E.
Aperueen
Batteries Most and OBrien: Pad
dock and Stanley.
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Sacred Heart school went down be-
sore the boys from St. Joseph's school,
Berkeley, yesterday afternoon at Free
mans park in what was without doubt
the best exhibition of the great Ameri-
can game thus far given in the Catho-
lie Schools athletic league tournament
At no time was "bushy'' playing in
evidence, and the three runs scored
N the game were thoroughly earned
The Alameda county youngsters nave
reason TO be proud of the showing
made by the teams enga ged in yester-
days sensational contest. and 10 real
ize that there are big possibilities OF
the league pennant crossing the bay.
With the exception Of Higgins, Sa-
cred Hearts third baseman, who made
an undue percentage of errors. the
players on both sides put up game
that would have done credit 10 veteran
slsbsters- This is all the more encour-
sging. as the boys are nearly all little
Exceptionally meritorious was the
work OF both the clever little twirlers. r.
Martin held the Oaklanders down 10 a
solitary hit throughout the nine
frames and walked only six men-a
schoolboy twirler The Josephites sue
ceeded in getting only three hits on
PAMELA. who is showing considerable
Improvement on last weeks form.
The Berkeley lads secured their first
tally in the third frame. and their
second in the fifth The Oaklanders
came within an sce Of scoring in the
nth. but they lost the opportunity and
for the remainder OF the game neither
side was able 10 squeeze in a run.
The Oakland fans are beginning to
appreciate the treat afforded by what
they call "the kids games and are
showing Up at Freeman's park in fair
" large plstOons. Let the Catholic
tournament play of a few more games
like yesterdays, and the financial sue
cess Of the venture viii be more than
assured. The big game OF the Oak
land branch viii be played today. when
West Oakland and East Oakland will
meet Both teams have so far lost no
games. Score.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

BERKELEY. April 2s-Tomorrow afternoon
at $50 O'Clock the rival baseball mines Of Berke
ley and Oakland high schools viii play on
rhe Berkeley Recreation park grounds at the
corner Is Mivia and Parker streets. Eleven
games have been played by the Berkeley boys
this season, and Pitcher Jack Bromley has
shown better form each time. The Berkeley
lineup is follows;
Bromley. pitcher: Hust. catcher Rcaptain) !;
Smith third base: Hendricks. shortstop; Coone,
left held; Parrish. right field; Ince!l, center
Held Redmond, substitute.
ALAMEDA. April 2s.-Msnsger Joseph Krieg
of the Alameda Aierts has accepted chsl-
lenge from the baseball nine Of the cruiser
Tennessee TO play his team The game will
take place az Recreation park Saturday after
noon. The proceeds viii 90 to the California
NAPA April 2e-The Napa high school base
The championship OF the northern sub-league
of the Academic athletic league. Petaluma high
school forfeited 10 Napa game which was to
hsve been played next Saturday. and Naps
had already defeated San Rafael high by
10 score Napa viii compete with the
winners in the San Francisco. Alameda county
southern and western suh-leagues for the Aca-
demic league championship. Napa's battery is
DOherty, pitcher Lutte or Mayheld, catcher.
IN game that full Of errors on the part
of both mines. Wilmerding school defeated the
Lick school players yesterday Afternoon at the
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up fer numerous hits. which the players were
lax IN hanRinE TO. and this accounted for the
numerous errors The result in no way affects
the standing OF the local sublesgue. as the
championship now lies between Sacred Heart
and cogswell- which viii meet in the deciding
game Bext Tuesday.
The victory Of King Edwards horse
in the first classic" Of the season was
immensely popular, although most of
the public money was on the hitherto
unbeaten Bayardo- The favorite, how
ever. never was dangerous and finished
fourth. The betting was TO l on
Minoru. 13 TO on Pahleron. 100 to :
on Louviers and Is to on Bayardo.
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Baseball Notes

Pitcher Ike Cooper. who has been unable to
get into condition has been allowed 10 return
fo Texas. where he originally came from. The
big twirler found the climate too cool and asked
70 be released. He goes TO the Waco clsb Of
the Texas leagse. Long still has claim on
him.
In the seventh inning. after Bodie had hit
for three bags, with one down. Long figured
fhat be had a good chance Of tieing the score
he ysnked Bodie out Of the game and sent
Muneord 10 third 70 make the run. He figured
that the little hrst baseman tTihe HveIer
sacrifice hit Or bunf. However, Mundorn had
no chance as the next easy outs. In
-be held Muudorn showed poorly. as he mis-
soieed two balls as well allowing hit TO
get by him.
P1ansgan's throw home from right field of
MeIcboirs hit. cafrhing Zeider at the plate
was a fne exhibition Of throwing and Il
showed that the Senator's new outdelder was
possessed Of great wing
Easfley viii pitch for the Seals this after
noon and long intends 10 work Joe corhett Fri
day.
Doyle used his head in a play during the
eighth inninR. but the umpire got wise and
Wouid not stand for IL. The thin Senator was
~ third and tried 20 come home on inheld
hit but when he that be could NOT make
the plate be turned around and started back
for third. Berry threw 70 third to catch the
runner, bat Doyle leaped in the air and the
bail bounced OF his knob and he reached the
bar However. Mccarthy would not stand for
II and Doyle was called out
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Vernon 4, Los Angeles l

Los ANGELES, April 2S.-The home-
coming of the Los Angeles team was
hands of the Vernon villagers, the
score being to 1. Tozer was not as
effective in the box as Sehafer, and on
top OF that the Vernon players de-
veloped q batting streak, Mott dis
tinguishing himself with three base
hit and Martinke hitting one of the
two base variety. Vernons hitting
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FRESNO
SUMMARY

Home run-Milier. Two base hit-PfyI.
Earned runs-Stockton /. First base on
errors-Stockton /, Fresno I. Struck ont
by Clark 3. by Iange l. First base
on called bals-on Clark 3, of Lange 5.
of Smith 1. Left on Dissatisfaction g. Fresno
T. wild pitch--Lange. Passed bali-Kuhn
Double play-Tracey TO Ragan. Hit by, pitched
ball--Hacket, by IAnge. Sacrifice hits-Clark,
Kuhn. Innings pitched--By Lange 4, by Smith
.. Hits-of Lange 3, of Smith 5. Runs--On
Lange 8. OF Smith 8. Charge defeat to Lange.
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
% Connell.
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Santa Cruz a, San Jose z

SANTA CRUZ, April 2S.-Fandom
turned out great host today to wit
ness the opening of the baseball season
in this city. Mayor elect Drullard put
the first ball over the plate. Preceding
the game there was an automobile pa
rade, escorting San Jose and home
teams. headed by the Beach band. The
Sand Crabs won by getting hits when
needed. Features of the game were
sensational one handed stops by Broad
bent and Jones. Score:
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OAKLAND, April 2S.-The baseball team Of
Oakland high school will play ifs important
game Of the season tomorrow against the Berke-
lev high school nine at Recreation park, in
Grove street. This should be extremely hot
contest as both schools have good ball teams.
Captain Irwin Of the Oakland team will likely
lfse I'd Dill in the box. La Coste has been
fIl for week. The Oakland team will line
np as follows: Ern Dill. catcher; Ev Dill or
La Coste pitcher: Stevens, first base; Menges.
second base: Hunt. third base; Captain Irwin.
shorfstop: Fenshaw. left field; Holden, center
neld;- Fulweller, right field.
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WINS ANorHER PRIZE

NEW YORK, April 2s.-In addition to
winning the national amateur billiard
championship H. A. Wright OF San
Francisco annexed another prize today.
He and Clarence Jackson of Chicago
had tied for the single high average,
with 16 1925 each. during the tourna
ment, and during the playon this after
noon Wright won by a score of 400 to
19s The winners average was 26 10-15
and his high runs were So, 50 and AS.
Jackson did not play up to his form
displayed during the regular games, his
best efforts netting Sc, % and 21, re-
spectively, with an average of 13 3-15.
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Struck out-By. Marie 2. by willett T. First
base on called bals-Of Marie 4, of Wiileft g.
Sacrifice hits-Carroll Breen. Lewis Ryan ort
Olson, Christian. Stolen hases-Kennedy I2l.
Hogan t2l, Lewis Breen. First base on errors
Left on bases-oakland 10. Portland s. Time Of
gamf2 hours. Umpre-Toman.
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RrNs AND HITS BY INNING,
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Moskiman. Two base hit
Streib. Sacrifice hts-Sheehan, Lane. First
base on called balls-0n Lane 2 of Henderson
?. Struck out-By Lane 8. by Henderson e.
Passed ball-Hoag. Time of game--1 hour and
so minutes. UmDires-Nissen and johnson.
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PorfIand 8. Oakland l

PORTLAND, Ore. April 28-Port-
lands young collegian, Roy Willett,
recently from the Colorado school of
mines. was an unfathomable mystery to
Oakland The best that the visitors
could do with him was to secure four
hits. and only one of these resulted in
scoring Portland, on the other hand,
slammed Marie hard at the right mo-
ments, and with considerable errors on
the part of the visitors. the locals man.
aged to pile up eight runs by the time
the eighth inning was ended. Score:
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MEETINGs-sneciaI

NOTICE is hereby given that the annual meet
ing of the society and board of trustees OF the
Old Peoples Home will be held at the office
of the home, SW. corner Pine and Pierce SITS.
San francisco, on WEDNESDAY,, May .12,
1909, at 2 p. M, for the purpose of electing
board of managers and a board of trustees
to serve for. the ensuing year and for transac-
tion of such other business as may come be-
fore the meeting.
Mrs. James Alva Watt Secretary
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SANTA CLARA
j for Miller in the ninth.
,UNs AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hit-wilcox. Sacrifice hits--wilk-
inson, McGoyern. Salberg- First base on called
balls-On Hart 2. or Friene 4. Struck out-By
Hart 3, by Friene 3. Hit by pitched ball
Wallace. Wilcox. Double pIay-Jacobs to Sal
berg. Time of game-l hour and 30 minutes.
Umpires-Lange and Eager
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Stockton 6, Fresno /

FRESNO. April 2S.-Listless playing
lost the first game of the series for
Fresno to the Stockton champions.
to i. The visitors outplayed the
locals at every stage of the game and
at no time did the Tigers have a
chance. Score:
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"Nliller batted for II. Smith In ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
: SUMMARY

Two base hit-Curtis. Sacrifice hits-Curtis.
Hartman. Householder. First base on called
balls-0f Jones /, of Stricklett 1. Struck OUT
BY Jones 0. by Stricklett j. Left on bases
Santa Cruz 5, San Jose g. Double play-Broad-
bent TO Myers. First base on errors-Santa
Cruz g. San Jose l. Hit by pitcher-Bailey 2
Time of game hour and 40 minutes. I'm
nfre-Doyle Scorer-Iyucas
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Mott Two base hit-Mar-
ttnke Sacrifice hits-Haley' t2). Goodwin. Brash-
ear. Stovall Mott. Sacrifice hit--Brashear.
First base on called balls--On Tozer 3 on
Sebaefer A. Struck out-By Tozer 2. by Schae-
fer 4. Hit by pitcher--Wheeler. Umpire-Mc
(reeyv Time Of game-1 hour aud so minutes.
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ST. JOsEPH's SCHOOL
Runs AND HTS BIZ INNT
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hit-Csvagnaro. First base called
bslls-On Martin 6. on PAMELA ?. Struck OUT
BF Martin 3. by PAMELA Z. Double plays-Beck-
ert 10 Msher: r. Martin 10 Grady. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Doran
Scorer-Chandler.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits-Bodie, Doyle. Two base
hit-ZamIock Sacrifice hits-Doyle. Bodie,
Brown Tenant, Flanagan. First base on called
balls-On Browning f. Struck out--By Brown
ing 3, by Brown 2. Double play-Browning 10
Zeider to Tenant. Wild pitch-Brownng.
Time of game hour and 50 minutes. Umpire
--MeCarfhe.
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wellesley Park, Redwood City, has
better prospects than any other tract
on the peninsula.
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ASSOCIATION GAMES

st. Paul-Kansas City postponed: wet grounds
Milwaukee Minneapolis postponed; wet grounds
Columbus 9. indianapolis g.
Toledo 6. Louisville 4.
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YALE NINE wns-west Point. n ".
Aprii 2s-Ysle defeated the military acedamy
af baseball today, ii to ).
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YOUNGSTERS PLAY
GREAT GAME OF
BASEBALL
ST. JOSeph's School Nine of Ber-
kelley Defeats Sacred Heart
of Oakland, z fol
BY VIII Scarlet

Il
ST Joseph's school, Berkeley.
Sacred Heart school, Oakland. .---.-.. i
ToDATrS GAMES
ST. James school VS.. st. AnthOny's
school, Ocean shore grounds, San
Francisco.
ST. AnthOny's school vs.. 81. JOseph's
institute, Freeman's park, Oakland.
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LOST AND FOUND

FoUND-watch fob with emblem Apply 1899
Monadnock building
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vASTED-S SPRING CHICKENS AND
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Main.
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Call for Bids.

Notice Is hereby given that the town
council of the town Of Hamilton Ra-
Falii county, Montana, will receiv.
sealed bids ar proposals for the con-
struction and completion of approx
mately eleven thousand ui .0D0l fee,
of eight tS) and twelve 12) inch SAM
tary. sewer: one Cd septic tank. tim
her: and four ca settling tanks or
basins. earthcn, all according tn plans
and specifications now on file and OF
record in the office of the town clerk
of said town. Ia which access may be
had, and tn which reference is hereby
directed. Said bids or proposals will
o'clock =. IN. of Monday. October 1.
1909
All bids must he accompanied by n
certified check in favor If the town
0f Hamilton. Montana. IN per cent
nf the amount nf the hid. The council
reserves the right tn reject any and
all bids or proposals made.
Payment for the work SO as afore-
said tn he dome AiaII be by warrants
drawing simple interest at the rate of
6 per cent per annum. Said warrants
In be known and designated as War
rants of Special Impr1temen. District
M | of the town Of Hamilton, Mon
tara. and shall be redeemable as by
law provided
By order IF the council of the town
of Hamilton.
Dated Ssntemher 90 fana
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Attest: Mayor.
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Notice for Proposals for City Print
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Ply order nf the council Of the city
nf Missoula. Montana. notice IL hereby
given that the said council If the city
af Aissnuia. Montana. will receive
sealed bids for doing all printing and
advertising for the city of Missnuln
for the period of one year. Said bids
win he received from date until Mon
day. October 4th. 1909. AT 4 o'clock u.
m. All bids must be marked Bids
for City printing and Advertising" and
addressed In J, s. Kemp. city clerk
The city council reserves the right to
reject any and all bids.
Dated September 18th. 1909.
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LADIES' REAL ESTATE AGENCY.

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