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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

wANTED-To buy first class buggy horse must be young and gentle for lady to drive.
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

INDEX Mantsl Burner. fits any kerosene lamp. increases light five times at half oil consumption: sells on sight; exclusive terri tory. F. A. Gottschalk. s7 Chambers St,
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
WANTED-MALE HELP.

wANTED-A first class ali-around molder to work in general contract foundry. Janney
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-06-20

FOR sALE-If you are looking for an ideal nome. In the best of neighborhoods, let us snow you six room cottage situated on virginia Ave. Only one-ha1f block from court Street car line and within easy walk show you this. Phone 60. E. w. Clapp e co. -11
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Baseball Notes

We Will have to look to Brownie
Browning TO stop the onward rush of
the Commuters this afternoon. 1t is
MS turn to pitch. He has IL straight
victories to his credit and he ought to
make 1t an even dozen.
They look upon Nick Williams TO
clout the ball every time he comes lIp
now He was sent in to hit for Mel
choir in the eighth. but he did not
have a chance to line. one out. for the
reason that Bodie. who was on first.
started to steal and then ran back,
only to be nailed by 10 feet.
Mark Lewison, the umpire who got
tryout last fall. was on the Job again
yesterday, working on the bases Tn
fortunately for him he had many a
close one to decide and as most OF
them went against the Seals. the
crowd in the bleachers gave him an
awful roasting But it is not right to
condemn an umpire on one start. Let
him try 1t over again few times.
Terry McKune played a great game
at second base, but, incidentally. he
committed three errors, all that were
charged up against his team. This is
hard luck. But the fans forgot all
about Terry's misplays when he lifted
that two cushion smash that broke up
the game in the fourth round. There
is nothing like a timely walIop to re-
deem a player who is in bad
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
OAKS PULL OFF
one BIC RALLY
Fourth Inning BOmbardmenf
SmOfherS Seals Under an
Avalanche of Hits

Oakland had just one good old time
rally left when 1t hooked up with
the Seals yesterday afternoon, and this
the game 1t was a clean cut. exciting.
exhilarating affair that made the fans
jump and tear around the stand and
bleachers. There was no fuke con-
nected with it, no chance plays. and no
fungo work. The Seals seemed COM
pletely taken off their pins while the
Oaks were busy with the big stick. and
they never recovered consciousness for
the remainder of the day.
The fatal inning was the fourth not
the seventh. when most of the great
rallies are pulled off on the local ball
park. One was down when Duffey
Lewis sent one skimming over the
grass into left field He. had scarcely
landed on the bag ere Cameron slapped
the ball against the right field fence.
Hogan also had his old peppers well
brandished up and produced one of
those terrific drives into left. Every
one started to run, and they kept on
running While Jimmy Williams was
booting the ball. The result was that
Lewis registered and Cameron got
around to third.
1t was all up to little Terry McKune
and nobody noticed that he numbered
among those lacking with the wallop.
either. The first one that Griffin tossed
at him Terry met squarely on the~beak
and away it went to the most remote
corner of left field. Both base runners
kept right on their way and both came
home untouched This tells how the
Seals were trimmed.
San Francisco's lonesome little tally
was eased through in the same round.
Bodie led off with hit past short and
Carroll dropped Williams easy fly.
Berry was the only Seal who had a
pinch hit left in his bat He soused one
on line between center and right,
giving Bodie plenty of time to come
on with the one that saved the boys
from white coating.
All the credit in the world is due
to Tonneson, who pitched a grand
game of ball. But for that muff of
Carrolfs he had a clean shutout to his
credit. Try as they might, the Seals
could not get jerry to the assortment
which the big southpaw possessed The
further the game went, the more be-
wildering he was. till. at the finish, he
had them all going south
1t was Griffin's first start for some
weeks on the home lot, and outside of
that terrible fourth spasm he pitched
good enough ball to shut out any mans s
team. On the previous day Manager
Long said Griffin had more than he
ever showed before. Perhaps Danny
put the jinks on his blonde pitcher by
making this announcement too soon.
The game was played in an hour and
a half, and every minute of the time
was taken up with something exciting
The work of the fielders was fast ana
good stops and throws kept many a
run away from the plate The Seals
did not get men enough on the bases
to show what they might have done
when it came to a pinch. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Silva and Wheeler Billed
By POrtOIa Club

Tony Silva viii get one more crack
at the amateur lightweight champion
ship Of the coast before making his
debut to the professional game against
Roscoe Taylor. The hard hitting Oak
land scrapper meets Fighting, Dick
Wheeler in the windup of the PortoIa
clubs show next Wednesday night.
Wheeler is a product Of Battling Mel
sons camp and capable of putting a
crimp in Silva's hankering for the pro-
fessional game. He has a great op-
portunity OF winning favor with the
fans in a victory over the Reliance
club fighter. as It would put him in line
for a whirl at the professional game
himself
Match Maker George SchiIling also
has a good one in the Jim Wilson
Walter Monohan scrap, which will pro-
vide the semiwindup. The heavies are
both after the crown in the amateur
ranks and a victory means a fight
with the title holder. big Charlie Mil
Ter
The balance of the card is: Russell
Braybout VS.. T. Healey. 122 pounds;
Roy Campbell vs.. Harry Thompson. 1873
pounds: Ed George VS.. Charlie Richard
son, l25 pounds; Jack Hogan VS..
frankie Flynn, 1873 pounds; George An
drews Us. Johnny Ryan, l42 pounds.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Sheriff Chases Glidden
Tourist 20 Miles

JULESBURG, Colo, July 2S.-There
was a little of the spice of life in the
Glidden tour this afternoon when the
brawny sheriff of Ogallala county
thought the Jewel car, No Twas going
too fast. The sheriff hailed the driver
to stop, but the driver had other ideas.
The sheriff. being a man of ideas also.
boarded a local automobile at kearney,
Neb., and for 20 miles over the sand
hills of Nebraska there was race that
made the prairie dogs flee in terror.
At the end of the 20 mile chase the
Jewel car banged into the rear of a
rival Gliddenite and the sheriff tri-
umphed. He was appeased, however,
when the character of the speeding was
made known to him.
For more than 200 miles the tourists
followed the Platte river from Kearney
to Julesburg. The roads We're above the
average, but several bad spots were en-
countered and several machines had to
be pulled out by horse power.
The run tomorrow brings the party
to Denver and will cover 204S miles.
with running schedule of 10A hours
for class a cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
-FOUR CALIFORNIA
MACS ARE FIRST
Mud Runners Score az Empire
City, Stanley Fay Taking
the Feature Event

EMPIRE CITY n. Y. July 2s.-Mud
runners had an inning at Yonkers to-
day. The heavy rain OF last night
and today made the track fetlock deep
in mud Stanley Fay at to 10 won
the feature event. one and a sixteenth
miles Results:
First race. FIVE and a half furlongs-zaca-
recss. 70 ?. won; Lord Clinton. 70 1, sec
ond; May Florence. to /, third. Time. 1910
Second race. one and an eighth miies--Nsdzu.
70 ). won. Golconda. 20 4. second Miss
Crlttenden. to 5. third. Time, 1.5S So
Third race. six furlOnss-TOny Faust. 10 TO
/. won: Personal s TO /. second: Orphan Lad.
so TO 1. third Time. 1:15 45-
Fourth race, and sixteenth miles
Stanley Fay. 10 TO- won; Pins and Needles,
10 J. second; Zienap. IS TO s. third Tine.
1.51 3-5.
Fifth race i've and a half fnrlongs-Cellsret
70 2 won; Radium star TO 2 second !;
Sandrisn 10 5. third. Time. 10 1-5.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Joe
Rose. 10 = won: Lord Stanhope. is to 5.
second; Eschau. - TO 8 third. Time, 49,
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Transportation club of the Trans
bay league accepted the challenge of
the Goodyears team and will play on
the Oakland outlaw grounds tomorrow
afternoon in the absence of the Oak
land team. The Goodyears have lost
only. one game this season, and have
trimmed such good teams as the Barney
F'rankels, Shreves, Yountville, Hayward
and Centervil1e. A lively contest is
expected. Nilsson has been secured to
umpire the contest
The Lash's Bitters team. will leave
on the 7:40 a. m. train tomorrow for
Newman where it will play the anna
teur champions of the state. The Lash s
Bitters have been strengthened and ex-
pect to give a good account of them
selves.
For the third successive time Lark
spur went down to defeat before the
San Rafael Colts to the tune of to
last Sunday. The game was interest,"
ing throughout, and left no doubt as
to which is the superior team. To-
morrow the. San Rafael team takes on
the Gantner-M -Matterns at Boyes Springs.
Sonoma county. and a whirlwind game
is anticipated.
The fast, Studebakers journey to
Fruftvale tomorrow to play. the Fruit
vale team on the league grounds. All
teams wishing games address A. c.
Spalding Brothers, iS4 Geary streets
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Nevada Talk Ceases;
ans Are Thankful
Promoter Hall Finally Shows His Hand and
Calls All Negotiations Off
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

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by gently mentioning of Jefries and Johnson.
This last and parting shot terrific If Hall make
hoax the fighting of through
than handled pugi the of Tom
Sayers He surely something like this for nobody
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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
TrOtterS and PAGERS Meet
At Park Tomorrow

One OF the best programs arranged
by the san Francisco driving club will
be brought off tomorrow afternoon on
the Golden Gate park stadium track,
starting promptly at l:3O Five events
are down for decision and in each one
are entered the best trotters and PAGERS
now in training in this city. AS the
track is in fine shape it is expected
that some of the feet footed steeds
viii come close to record performances
Following are the entries and the Of
fcials
Flrsi race. free for all trot. best three ia
dve-J J. Buffers Ma or Cook r. Burton s
Niko II. Boyle's M0dicum.
Second race. free for all pace. best three in
fYe-Ge0rge GianBini's s. Geo Perry. Luke Mar
isch's Little Dick, Al HOfman's Kitty D. Phil
kohn's Alfred d, Al Schwartz's Deroll
Third race, 2.30 trot. best two in three
John NOwlan's Monte. William Hammers Clara
w G. Tassi's Steve d. +. T. Ayers Dalta
Tim SeKton's Pills. 4. Consanis Dividend
Fourth race. Obs pace. best two in three-John
Nowlans Durfee Mae. John Deschlers Prince D.
r. j. IathrOp's Marin ". HigginDOttom' $
T " J. Z. Finch's Edward
Fifth 2.30 pace. best two in three
Bert Edwards BaIdy Mitchell. J. V. calindo' S
fsrafh's Alrnont Princess, A. H. SCOTS Rov =
Of6cials-Starfer. W. J. Kenney: assistant
starter n. Senderman; judges. Tom Corcoran
James BOnny. George Gianinni: timers. M.
Waller John Deschler, II. Schiotter; marshal
Fred l.auterWasser.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
MISS HOTCHK|SS
STILL WINNING
California Girl Victorious in
Every Match She Plays
at Vancouver

VANCOUVER, B. c.. July 2S.-The
matches in today's play in the tourna-
ment held by the Vancouver tennis
club were stubbornly contested and de-
veloped many surprises
In the mixed doubles MacRae of
New Westminster and Mrs. Pearson of
Vancouver went into the finals by de-
feating A.. E. Jukes and Miss Baker,
both of Vancouver. by Is, As. 6-4.
They also beat H. S. Coles and Miss
Bell, also of Vancouver, by 6-2, 4-6,
7-5- d. S Montgomery of Vancouver
and Miss Pitts of Victoria beat Mr..
and Miss Hamber of Vancouver, 6-1.
6-S, but Andrews of Portland and Miss
Hotchkiss of Berkeley, Cal, put them
out of the running by defeating them
In two straight sets, 6-4, 6-4. Both
Miss Pitts and Miss Hotchkiss played
splendid games. In the mems doubles
Hopper of California and Crickmay of
Vancouver beat Ladner and Dickson.
also of Vancouver, in straight sets,
6-3, Cd.
In the mems singles Joe Tyler of
Spokane beat Coles of Vancouver. 6-1,
7-5, and went into the finals, which
will be played tomorrow. Gilliat beat
cdhOS, DUtn VI dHCOuNtI, ~, f--V,
7-5.
In the ladies' singles Miss Ryan of
California beat Miss Bell of Vancouver,
6-4, 6-1. Miss Hotchkiss of Berke-
ley easily beat Miss Beckett of Van
couver, 60, 6-1, and that left only
Miss Ryan to fight it out with Miss
Hotchkiss for the ladies' singles and
the Mainland championship.
Miss Ryan of Santa Monica, Cal,
r-eo or.l1.o l,A -
singles in the Mainland championship
this morning, when she defeated Miss
Bell of Victoria. Miss Ryan had an
easy victory. Summary:
Mems singles-Gilliat of Vancouver
beat Jukes of Vancouver 6-4, 4-6,
ID. Coles beat Crickmay, both of
Vancouver, g. IS Joe Tyler of
Is.
Ladies singles-Miss Ryan of Cali
fornia beat Miss Bell of Vancouver,
Cd, 6-1. Miss Hotchkiss of Berkeley,
Boys under IL years-R. Creery beat
s. Allen, 60, 3-6, 10. L. Baker
beat mixed 6 cFseaBi depBies-&asRae Sd sS Of New
Westminster and Mrs. Pearson of Van
couver beat A. E. Jukes and Miss
Baker. both of Vancouver, rs, 4-6,
6-4. MacRae and Mrs. Pearson also
heat II. S. Coles and Miss Bell, both Of
Vancouver, 6-2, 80, 7-5. ID. S.
Montgomery of Vancouver and Miss
Pitts of Victoria beat Mr. and Mrs.
Hamber of Vancouver, 6-1, 6-3. An
drews of Portland and Miss Hotch-
kiss of Berkeley, Cal, beat Montgomery
of Vancouver and Miss Pitts of Vic
toria, Cd. 6-1.
Mems doubles -Gilliat and Jukes of
Vancouver won by default from Bryan
and Stoees,. also of Vancouver. Gilliat
and Jukes beat Garland and Cave, all
of Vancouver, 60. 6-1. Hopper of
California and Crickmay of Vancou-
yer beat Badner and Dickson, both of
Vancouver. 6-3, 6-4.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
King James Is Top Weight
In Saratoga Special

NEW YORK. July 23.-Top weight in
the $1,000 Saratoga Special. TO be run
on August ?. the opening day at the
Spa, has been allotted to King James.
the Brooklyn handicap winner. The
Plaudit colt will carry 129 pounds. and
make allowances ranging from to AZ
pounds.
James II. Keene's Celt follows King
James with 125 pounds. while Fitzher-
bert. the Suburban winner. comes third
with 122 pounds. Horsemen here do
not think that Fitzherbert will start.
as they figure the weight is too much.
The distance of the race is one and
quarter miles.
Maltbie, winner OF the Empire City
handicap at Yonkers. is asked to carry
III pounds, an increase OF IL pounds
over what he carried when he won
that event.
Thfrty-one horses are entered in the
chief special. and while II is known
that all will not start, an interesting
contest is expected.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
SANTA CRUZ DOG
SHOW A GREAT
SUCCESS
Attendance Large, 200 Entries
Benched, and Management
More Than Pleased
TSeeeial Daeoioh 10 The Call


SANTA CRUZ, July 2S.-These are
dog days by the sea shore. When the
dog show is not in full swing on the
boardwalk near the Casino the owners
are promenading with their valuable
animals. giving them exercise along the
sands and occasional swims in the
surf.
Each train brought exhibitors with
their prize winning animals. Superin-
tendent j. c. Berrett and assistants
were busy checking dogs and consign-
ing them TO their proper benches, and
when the crowds began TO pour in this
afternoon there were 260 dogs on ex-
hibition.
Tonight the building was crowded
from early to late hours. and the occa-
sion was enlivened by music. The Off
GERS Of the Santa Cruz county kennel
club are iubilant over the success at
tsined by the show which far sur
passes that of last summer, when 2e0
dogs were entered. The bench show
committee. Charles ". Conlisk. William
Blackwell. Norman J. Stewart and
George A NeibOrger. has shown great
tact in all the details pertaining TO a
successful exhibit.
Among the many fanciers arriving
today were: Norman J. Stewart. Mon
terry; J. p. Norman. Berkeley; Mr.. and
Mrs David p. CreswelI. Sid Cummings.
J. F. Mahoney, DR.. Kraker, J. c. Berret
George Ellery. H McCraclen and d. c.
Brown. San Francisco; :. T. Porta ].
Mountain View: O. J. Albee. Lawrence
C. Leonard, Stockton, and Captain Ler-
man Of the San Francisco fire depart
ment.
san Francisco leads as to the number
Of dogs exhibited, and with few excep-
tions every one is a winner of valua BILE
prizes. Entries have been made from
all over the state.
A dog that attracts much attention
is Mrs. J. p Norman's English bull
dog champion, Toreador Venus. winner
OF 80 odd first and special prizes and
nearly 20 cups and medals.
David p Creswelrs cocker spaniels
are drawing attention. Judge Mortimer
has declared one Of them the greatest
cocker spaniel in America.
AT a late hour tonight the follow
ing winners were announced:
Best cocker spaniel-D. P. Creswell
Of san Francisco. Saxon Model
Best bun terrier dOg-MaxweH Tafts
Challenger.
Best bull terrier bitch-Montecito
Best greyhounds-T. J. Cronin's Black
Tralee and -Four Paw.
Collie bitches-O j. Albee Of San
Jose. Live Oaks Beulah
Pomeranians - Irving Ackerman's
Champion Hum berstone Masher first.
and N P. Florence Pdngsts Brown Bear
second.
Airedale terriers-Matlock Bob and
Doctor Spencer's Derryfield Nell
Rolnters-E. z. Lewis Rex and
George Messes' Queen.
English setters-Doctor Spriggs' Lady
Kate and V. A kuehns' MaiIWyd IN
Nader
Irish .setters-AIiss Kenney's Bruno
and Mrs DrendelFs Fancy Girl.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Yachts Race Today for the
Hanify Trophy

The large yachts of the San Fran
cisco yacht club which did not partici-
pate in last Saturdays regatta will
race Tor the valuable trophy offered by
commodore j. j. Hanify for the class
nandieaps. The race will start at
2;5O this afternoon from Meiggs
wharf and will be over the regular
channel course. The following are the
handicaps; Aggie, scratch: Annie, 5
minutes; Mike, minutes: Virginia, IL
minutes; Caprice, II minutes lola, / 2
minutes; Chispa, II minutes, and Mar
tina, IA minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Women BowIers in Tourney
Across the Bay

BERKELEY. July ga feature of
the bowling tournament to be held in
the South Berkeley alleys on the first
of the month will be team composed
of six young women from the South
End, who will compete against all
corners. Several bowling clubs of
Berkeley, including the Berkeley
wheelmen, the Rubies and the Santa
Fes, will compete for prizes at the af-
fair. which will be under the direction
or Fred Nicholson, an authority on
bowling in the South End. Several
Improvement clubs will enter teams in
the contest, as we'll as a number of
church organizations.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
European Races

LIVERPOOL. July 23.-The Jolife >
year old stake of $50 sovereigns, dis
tance five furlOngs. was won today by
August BelmOnts Fond Memories
Flemington was second and H 3. Dur
yeas Lespedesa third. Nine horses
ran.
The Seton plate of $50 soverefg gns
was won by Well Done. Black Gal was
second and BeIlatrix third. H p.
Whitney's Sixty III was a starter.
The Liverpool cup, a handicap OF
1,40O sovereigns. distance one mile and
three furlOngs. was won by Adversary.
Dean Swift was second and Hayden
third.
The Croxteth plate was won BY
Golden Rod Galleet was second and
Basil third.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
COAST PLAYERS
IN THE FINALS
Mclaughlin and James to Meet
SinSabaugh and Bundy for
Championship
Especial Dispotch TO The Call

Especial Dispoich TO The Call
MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, July 29.-Mc-
Loughlin and James, the Californians,
who are regarded by many as the prob
able winners of the doubles. took the
MacQuiston brothers, from Mexico, into
camp handily in the northwestern ten
mis- tourney today. They now have a
battle royal ahead with Sansabaugh and
Bundy. who gave waidner and Emer-
son an unexpected defeat yesterday.
The first set was close, but the other
sets We're easy for the Californians.
The scores stood 7--5, 6-3, Cd.
Mclaughlin defeated Long, Pacific
coast champion. in the semifinal
singles, 6-s, 4-6, SIS, Ga, 60.
Mclaughlin will meet Emerson in
singles for the championship tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Vernon 3, Sacramento 0

Los ANGELES. July 23.-The Ver-
nonites clustered their hits today and
won by score of 70 from Sacra-
mento. Schafer was a puzzle to the
northerners, who MADE only three scat
tered hits off of his delivery After
Vernon had made one run in the first
inning things ran along until the
eighth without further incident, the
game being characterized by excellent
field work on the part of both teams.
Fitzgerald was relieved in the seventh
and in the eighth Vernon fell against
three of Whalen's curves for safe hits,
one of them being three bagger by
Mott, and two runs resulted. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-07-24
Northwestern League

SPOKANE, July 23.-Spokane made
it, five straight from Portland by win
ming. to 2, in listless game. The
Indians hit Pinnance hard enough in
the first two innings to cinch the game
and thereafter loafed on the lob.
while Pinnance frightened. Jensen was
wild and Holm was substituted in the
third with the bases full and two runs
already in. Holm retired the side nv
tanning Station. and Portland was
never again dangerous. Score:
fnaL FoaIland ..--.,-........... 2 i
Batteries-Pinnance and Fournier.
Jensen Holm and Spencer.
VANCOUVER, b. c.. July 23.-Weird
playing by the Tacoma infield gave
vancouver Tour unearned runs and the
game today. Butler pitched good ball
and should have won. Flanagan. who
started for Vancouver was very wild
and was replaced by Erickson in the
fifth Erickson did not allow run or
a hit. Score:
ro r.. H. E.
tacoma, ia .'...............-..... B. 8
Batteries-Butler and Dasbwood
Flanagan, Erickson and Sugden.
ABERDEEN. Wash. July 2s.-Aber-
deem took the long end of todav,s
score with Seattle by punching hits in
the second and seventh innings. The
feature of the contest was Siever,s hat
ting. Both teams played fine ball.
score; r. Fl. E.
Seattle 2 6 /
Aberdeen -. u @
and O'Brien. Umpires-Varney and
brennan