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Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-01

Five Cinnamon are IN the Koot-
"nai county jail Tor safe keeping un-
al the government officials come and
get them to transport back to their
native land. They were arrested In
Rathdrum and tried there for snug
Cling in this country. and they were
ordered returned to China. They
have very little to say aud seem
contented in the knowledge that
they are to be returned, The rea-
son for combining them in this city
Is the oyeFcrowded condition OF the
jail In our sister city.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-01
TAxPAYERs' NOTICE.

The taxes for 1903 will be due
October II aud become delinquent
the first Monday IN January. 1910. At
which time 10 per cent penalty Siil
be added.
J. W. SMITH.
Assessor and Tax Collector.
Coeur d'Alene evening press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1907-1929, 1909-10-01
POT POURRI
Things OF More or Less Local
Interest.

A happy family il but an earlier
heaven.
The San Francisco call., 1909-04-26
By William J. SIattery

Sacramento's ball tossers did the
best they could all day yesterday to
save the honor Of the capital city by
taking the series from Oakland. but
al that they lost the morning game
and Oakland got away with the Sc
ries, four battles 10 three. And Sac
ramento may consider itself fortunate
in coping of the afternoon fest at
the Valencia street lot. for the Oaks
trailed them to the finish, and only
lost out by a run.
A full house greeted the boys when
they lined up for the last contest Of
the day They all seemed to appre-
ciate the fact that the baseball eyes
OF san Francisco were upon them, for
they tore of q fine exhibition Of the
great national pastime 1t was tight
one from bell 10 bell and the better
team got away with the honors.
The Senators may thank Charley
Baum for their victory. In every in
ming save one the angular young slab
ster held the Indian sign over the heads
OF the Commuters and he moved
them down with machine like regular
ity. Boice was close second to the
capital city twister and it was not
his fault that the winning run was
squeezed through on him.
Sacramento went for its two runs in
the second round. Indian House bit
on a single 10 left and Zamlock fol-
lowed with a slam past third. Adams
dumped a slow one into the right gar
den and House managed TO sprint
home on it by dint OF good footwork.
Zamlock pulled up at third, and when
La LOnge pegged the ball away at
second trying 70 catch Adams steal
ing. ZamlOck beat 1t home, with what
proved the winning tally.
The only chance the Commuters had
TO do any good came in the lucky old
seventh, and then they made the best
OF their opportunity. With one down,
Hogan, McCay and Duffey Lewis sin
gled in q row and Hogan came through.
The fans were up and shouting for
Oakland, and il might have won out
right there, but McCay was caught
trying to make a foolish steal of third.
Before. and after that eventful round,
Baum was the master OF the field. He
had all his curves breaking Just the
way he wanted them to break and he
had the support Of his teammates.
which also helped a lot. Only two
errors were committed during the
game. Shinn and La Longe being the
offenders. Score:
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TRANsBAY LEAGUE

The Transbay league tossers played
four games yesterday. At Alameda the
Alameda Alerts hung it on the fast
transportation club of this city in a
10 inning contest, to 4. The game
was replete with heavy hitting and SEN
sational fielding Benham, for the
railroaders. struck out 10 men, but al
lowed Ia hits. Mackie, for the Alerts,
allowed nine safeties and famed eight
In a rafting fast game at Berkeley
the Olympic club beat the Gantner Mat
terms. to 2. Girot for the winners
pitched a brilliant game and his team
mates failed to err a single time be-
hind him. French of Sacred Heart col
lege worked for the Gantner Matterns.
He pitched a nice game, but weakened
at critical times.
At Fruitvale the home team and the
Oakland Tribunes went through nine
innings, the home team winning out.
Is to 6. A high wind was responsible
for the big score. Berkeley beat Hay
wards at Haywards, to s. The scores
ell
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Batterles-ScOtt and sullivan; Gra-
ham and Stephens. Umpires-Perrine
and Sheridan.
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The most brilliant game SO far played
on the Grove street grounds tookfplace
yesterday afternoon, but it was marred
in the fifteenth inning of a II inning
contest, by a vicious assault on Umpire
Nissen by Pitcher Johnny Hopkins of
the Santa Cruz team. It was a cow
ardly attack, and it brought down the
wrath of couple of thousand spec
tators.
Hopkins might have injured Nissen
but other players interfered. The at
tack was caused by Umpire Nissen call
ing four balls on Burke of the San
Francisco team, the first batter up in
the fifteenth inning. When the umpire
allowed Burke to take first, Hopkins
became enraged. He .threw his glove
into the umpire's face and then COM
menced to batter him about the head
Captain Devereaux of the Santa Cruz
team did not uphold the umpire, but
instead heaped abuse on Nissen. Short
stop Waters also took part in the af-
fair
Nissen fined Hopkins $50 Devereaux
s25 and Waters S10. Hopkins was ban
ished from the field, and as the other
pitchers of the Santa Cruz team were
not in uniform, Devereaux was forced
TO do the pitching. The umpire pulled
the watch and forced Devereaux to
quick action.
T. w. Swanton. president of the Santa
Cruz club. witnessed the assault, and
he took a firm stand against the hood
lum tactics of Hopkins by adding $50
more to the fine of Hopkins.
It was as fine an exhibition of the
national pastime as fan would care
to see The contest was full of thrills
from the first inning until Pitcher
Cooper was called into bat for HalIi-
nan and singled through second, bring
ing home the winning run in the seven
teenth frame.
1t was a pitchers battle between
Hopkins and Gates. and honors were
even. When the ninth inning rolled
around the score stood to 2, and not
another tally was made until the sew
enteenth inning. Score:
.
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san FRANCISCO
SANTA CRUZ

UNI 81
sBatted for Hallinan in ninth.
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nWI.ING ANALYSIS
San Francisco Man Wins
Amateur Billiard Tourney

NEW YORK. April 25.-H. A Wright
of San Francisco in the amateur bill
lard championship tournament at the
Liederkranz club. defeated DR.. L l.
Mial of this city last night by a score
of 400 to 335. This made the third
straight victory for the westerner
The winner broke the high average
record for the tournament. taking one
inning less than In a previous match,
when he completed his requisite
amount in 25 innings.
Wright's average was Is 1924.
Wright's high runs were IS. S5. 54 4>and
81 Mails high runs were "a. SO and
So. Average. IA 1925.
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Batteries = Summers and Schmidt;
Wright and Clarke. Umpires-Kerin
and O'Loughlin.
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CRICKETERS OPEN
SEASON WITH A
GOOD GAME
BarbS Show Class for the First
Time Out and Beat
Wanderers
By William Unmack

The first games of the Cricket as
sociation championship were played
yesterday. The contest at the stadium
between the Barbarians and Wanderers
resulted in victory for the Barbs BY
As runs on the first innings The Barbs
compiled 109 runs of which Price made
IS in good style. His strokes were
well timed and his play was aggressive
Marshall contributed 21 and Evans and
Moverly IS each.
None of the other batsmen reached
double figures
The Wanderers then went into bat
and could only compile 64 runs H
Pennington II and ID. Hathaway IL
were the only double figure men and
they both showed fair form In TN.
bowling department Hopkins with
wickets for 33 runs was the most. suC
cessful trundler for the Barbs. StuarN
and Pennington of the Wanderers both
gave the Barbarians a bad time with
the ball.
The fielding Of both teams was faulty,
although toward the end OF the Wan
derers inning the Barbs livened up
somewhat and the last three men were
splendidly thrown out from the heId.
Price was again very successful behind
the sticks In their second attempt the
Barbarians totaled Sc of which MoverIY
was responsible for 3S not out and
Taylor IL. Moverly showed much bet
ter form than in his first innings.
The itemised scores and bowling
analysis were as follows:
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Portland 2, Los Angeles 6

PORTLAND. April 25.-Portland won
the last game of the series with Los
Angeles in practically the same manner
as it won yesterday. The game was a
seesaw affair, Portland finally winning
in the ninth after four tedious innings.
during which Los Angeles held the
higher score Johnson was the star of
the day, knocking his second fly this
week over the right field fence with the
bases full Los Angeles scored in the
fourth. 1t resulted from two passes off
Graney and hard hitting at the right
moment. In the ninth tumble and a
hard drive gave the visitors their other
two points Score:
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Oakland 5, Sacramento 3

Oakland managed to hang a well
earned victory on the Senators in the
morning combat on the Oakland dia-
mond before a big crowd The Oaks
did their good stickwork with men on
the sacks. and this counted in the long
run. Busher Hauser was driven to the
bench in the fourth. and Brown. who
took his place. was no mystery to the
home team. Willie Hogan put the ball
under the score card for a home run in
the sixth with Breyette on second
This was the swat that practically
broke UP the game. The Senators
came fast with two runs in the ninth,
but they fell down there and it was
all over, even the shouting. Score:
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SENATOR'S DIVIDE
HONORS OF DAY
WITH OAKS
Baum Pitches a Fine Game Be.
fore Big Holiday Crowd at
Recreation Park
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES


Oakland .. sacramento 3.
sacramento ?. Oakland 1.
san Francisco y, Vernon 3.
Vernon 6. san Francisco ..
Portland .. Los Angeles q.
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VERNON GETS ONE
VICTORY OUT OF
THE SERIES
HOqan'S Recruits Land on Joe
COrbeft After Seals Win
Morning Game

LOS ANGELES, April 25.-Honors
broke even today, San Francisco win
ming the morning game, to 3, and
Vernon taking the afternoon event,
to 5. this being the only game the
locals have won out of the series of
seven played here. The feature of the
morning game was home run by Hen
ley The Vernonites scored four hits
in the first inning for three runs and
Quit In the first three innings the
Seals scored seven runs off as many
hits. In the afternoon game 10 scat
tered hits were made by both teams,
but San Francisco was Kept out OF the
run column until the sixth, when they
punched two hits for three runs. Score:
MORNING GAME
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CHICAGO. April 25.-The Chicago
Americans defeated st. Louis largely
through the excellent work of Pitcher
James Scott, a recruit from Wichita
Kan. 1t was Scott's first game in a
major league, but he held ST. Louis to
three scattered hits, besides striking
out six men Score-
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TAFT MAY ATTEND THE
OPENING OF BIG PROJECT
Gunnison Tunnel Association to
Extend Invitation

MoNTRosE. Colo, April 25.-Presi-
dent Taft will soon receive a formal
invitation from the GunnisoR tunnel
opening association to attend the open
ing of this great government irriga-
tion project.
Such an invitation was authorized
last night at an association banquet
attended by representatives from every
city on the western slope.
The formal opening exercises will be
held three days in August or Septem-
ber, according to the convenience of the
president.
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Fresno 4, San Jose 2

FRESNO, April 25:-Fresno won the
odd game of the series from San Jose
before a large crowd. Schimpff had
the visitors at his mercy with men
ball over the right field fence for
home run. This was the only long hit
secured off Schimpff, the remaining five
being of the scratch variety. Roscoe
Miller twirled good ball, but his sup
port was raEE-d. The score:
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CATHOLIC LEAGUE MEETING

A meeting of the board of directors
of the Catholic Schools athletic league
will be held this evening at 8 o'clock
in Sacred Heart college. Plans for
the outdoor meet to be held in May
will be discussed tonight and measures
taken to insure a continuance of in
terest in the current baseball tourna-
ment. Delegates from all the schools
enrolled in the league are expected to
attend
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Busher Scott Shuts ST. Louis
Americans Out With Three
Scattered Hits
STANDING of THE CLUBS
National League

ST. LOUIS, April 25.-The Chicago
National team had a hard time winning
from st. Louis Chance used two
pitchers, Pfeister being knocked out Of
the box. Overall stopped the local
team from making runs. Score:
r. H. E.
ST. Louis. s............ 10 4
Chicago ..-........ 5 o
Observation-Disclosures and BreSnahan;
Pfeister. Overall and Moran Um-
pires-O'Day and Emslie.
CINCINNATI. April 25-Camnitz held
Cincinnati to one hit today. Score:
r. H. e
Cincinnati ... 2
Pittsburg .....-... 8 1
Batteries-Dubec and Mclean; Cam
nitz and Gibson. Umpires-KIem and
Kane.
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OAKLAND
Total ..-..............3 al 8 "a
~purns batted for Hoag in ninth inning.

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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CINCINNATI. April 25.-Camnitz held
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.Batted for Bodie in ninth.
VERNON
Total ...-.....-29 10 o % Is
Dv-D-e, .D-1 ryrrc ny ,N->-,,-r,c
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Brashear Hogan. Stovall,
Haley, Martinke, Corbett (2) Sacrifice hits
Cafyn, Martinke, Hogan. Tenant Mohler. First
base on called balls-On Corbett /. of Stoyall 4.
Struck Out-By Corbett 3. by Stovan f. Wild
pitches-Stovall (2). Time OF game-1 hour and
80 minutes I-naDire-Nfc(,reeyy
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SAN MArEo cRIckETERs WIN

SAN MATEO. April 25.-San Mateo.
the baby club of the California cricket
association. signalized its advent into
that organization today by defeating
Alameda in the first game of the season
on the Ell Cerrito field by the score
of 104 to IS.
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nitz and Gibson. Umpires-klem and
Kane
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san FRANCISCO
VERNON
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Total ........A.3S 3 S q Is
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HTS BY INNINGS

Two base hif-Murphy. Sacrifice hit-Doyle
First base on called balls-On Baum . of Boice
4. Struck out-By Baum ;, by Boice T. Hit
BY pitcher-Shinn- Double play-Aiurphy to D.
Lewis Tine Of game hour and 20 minutes.
UmpirH-Toman.
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Northwest League Games

TACOMA, April 25.-Hickey, the Van
couver southpaw. today pitched clean,
no hit game against Tacoma, duplicat-
ing Ike Buffers feat of yesterday, but
the Tigers won. nevertheless, to O.
The game was the most sensational
ever played on the local field Score:
r II. E.
Tacoma " o /
Vancouver ............... 0 2
Batteries-Baker and Kellackey;
Hickey and Stanley. Umpire-Frary.
SPOKANE. April 25.--In miserable
weather, with a high wind being re-
sponsible for three of the only four err
rors in the game, Spokane won from
Aberdeen. Score:
Aberdeen -.......... 9 8 i
Batteries-Pernoil and LIE Jeune;
Holm and Ostdick.
SEATTLE, April 25.-Portland won
the last game of the first series by a
score of to 3. Score:
Seattle -.-.--.-'-.... 2
Batteries-seaton and Shea: Kinsells
and Troch. Umpire-Flynn.
SALINAS. April 25.-Salinas defeated
the Santa Cruz Independents this after
noon by score of 4 to 2 in a well
played game. Batteries-Berger and
Kent; Smith and Wilson.
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SUMMARY

Hits-On EastIey 4. of Henley l. Innings
pitched-By Eastley 3 by Henley 4. Home run
Henley. Three base hit-McArdle. Two base
hits-Carfyn. Martinke Harkins. Sacrifice hits
-AIohler. Tenant, Lewis First base called
balls-On Eastley g. off Harkins /. off Henley l.
Struck out-By Harkins J. by Henley ). Double
play--Zeider TO Mohler TO Tenant Wild pitch
Harkins. Passed ball-Kinkel. Time of game
hour and - minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
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PORTLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

First base on called baiIs-o6 Koestner Z of
Graney 8 Two base hits-Johnson. Delmas.
Homo ran-Johnson- Sacrifice hits-0lson.
Thompson. Smith Stolen bases-Olson Arm
bruster. Ort. HIT by pitched ball-Ort. Left
on bases Los Angeles IL, Portland 10. Time
Of game hours and 20 minutes. Umpire
Mccarthy.
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GRIFFITH kNocKED OUT

NEW ORLEANS, April 25.-Jimmy
Clabby of Milwaukee scored a knock
out over Billy Griffith of Cincinnati in
the fourth round Saturday. night Grif-
fifth was in poor condition.
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SUMMARY

Three base hitsAyan Buren. Van Otterman,
Townsend. Sacrifice hits-yan Buren,, Bliss
First base on called balls-Of Healon A. off
Van Otterman ). Struck out-By Healon 7.
by Van otterman s. Double play-Halinan to-
t,erlin. Time of game hour and 40 minutes.
Ifmnre-Nisspn
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Stockton 4, Oakland 3

four out of the series of five games by
capturing the contest from Oakland by
the close score of to g. 1t was a great
struggle and was witnessed by 1000
people. Hendersons wildnesst in the
first inning cut Oakland out of all
chance of Winning. The score:
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Sand Crabs Win in Morning

The morning contest was won by the
Sand Crabs, because they proved SUI
perior stickers. Van Otterman again
twirled in good form, and but four hits
were annexed by the San Franciscans
off his delivery. Healon was touched
up for nine bingles. Score:
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Miller. Nealon McHale- First
base called balls-Of Loueks 1. on Henderson
3. Struck out-By Loucks 2. by Fitzgerald l.
BY Henderson 8. Left on Dissatisfaction T. by
Oakland 4. Double plays-Loucks to Farrell to
Pfyl; Shay to Farrell to Pfyl. Sacrifice hits
Farrell. McHale, McKune. Stolen bases-Pfyl,
Mertes (2), Miller (3), Hoag. Hit by pitcher
Smith. Gordon. First base errors-Stockton
1. Time of game hour and SO minutes. Um-
pires-o' Connell and Harper.
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

GrinseIl; for Hayward. Pollard and
Ellis.
NAPA. April 25.-Tne Napa baseball
team won from the Point Richmond
nine on the East Napa grounds this
afternoon on errors of Richmond play
ers. The score was IA to o. Bridges
of the Oakland Coast league team
pitched for Napa and struck out Is
men. Woods twirled for Point Rich
mnnd Score.
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San Francisco .1oOo10ooooooo
Basehits ....10O01,I01 0001-9
Summary

Innings pitched-By Hopkins To- by Devereaux
1. Hits-Oh Hopkins Z. OF Deveresux 1. Runs
OF Hopkins 2. Three base hits-Irwin, House
holder. Two base hits-Vsn Buren, Ifallinan
Feeney, Dashwood Croll Sacraice bits-Hop
kins. Burke. Van Buren,, Mclaughlin. First base
on called balls-of Hopkins 4. OF Gates =. of
Devereaux l. Struck out-By Hopkins s, by
Gates s, by Deyereaux l. Hit by pitched ball
Irwin. by Deyereaux. Double plays-Devereaux
TO Townsend. Croll to Streib. Wild pitch-Hop-
kins Time of game--3 hours. Umplre-Nissen.
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SAN JOSE
SUMMARY

Home run--Reid Two base hits-Bills, Kel-
ley. Sacrifice hits--Bllls (2). Carney, Kuhn.
Earned runs-Fresno .. San Jose 1. Struck out
BY Schimpf 2. b. Miller 4. First base on
called balls--On Schimpf 2. Left on bases
Fresno 8, San Jose 6. Hit by pitcher Ragan
Time of game hour and 90 minutes. umpires
-krueger and j. Miller
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Home run-Hogan. Three base hits-Murphy.
Doyle. Two base hifs-Byrnes, Hogan. Gandil
%. Sacrifice hits-AlcKay. Raymer c. Lewis,
Christian. Adams. First base on called balls
on Hsuse- !. OF Brown 1, OF Christian 1. Struck
0ut--By Hauser l. by Brown 3 by Christian /.
Double play-Raymer 10 Shinn TO Gandil. Time
OF eame--l hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
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HOLLISTER, April 25-The Watson
vile baseball team defeated Hollister
this afternoon in an exciting game by
a score of to 0. The contest was the
best that has been seen on the local
grounds this season and drew out a
big crowd.
SAN MATEo. April 25.-The United
Railroads baseball team was defeated
this afternoon by the local ball tossers
by score of to l. San Mateo
jumped into the lead from the first
work with the willow held the game
safe throughout
NEWMAN. April 25.-With Pitcher
Griffin and Shortstop Mindorf of the
Seals in the lineup. the White House
team of San Francisco gave Newman
were outbatted. Score:
Newman ..----....- -..---
Batteries~Pierce and Hilton. Griffin
and Francis.
MODESTO, April 25.-The Maxwell
nine of San Francisco defeated the
Modesto Reds today in a hard fought
game by score of to 2 The Reds
had the better Of the contest through
out, Dut ldldi CA4 VI . III t44C iAhNA 6elfC
the visitors the winning runs Mob
ley's pitching hand was seriously in
jured in stopping hot drive and he
was replaced by Britain schwartz,
nine, has signed with the Reds Score;
p u Z
Maxwells ..-.-....-. .-..
Modesto .........-
Batteries-Maxwells Peterson and
yolquardson: Modesto. Mobley. Britain
and Palm.
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American League

DETROIT, April 25.-Detroit and
Cleveland played a game transferred
from the second series in this city
and the home team shut out the Wis
itors Score:
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SANTA CRUZ
SAN FRANCISCO

= > D
sBatted for Hallnan in the seventeenth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Santa Cruz. .001cIo0o000OO0
Basehits ....0l1oI1000t 2 600 I-9
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WANDERERS-FIRST INNING
IoWLING ANALYsIs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. INNING

T. Price C. Charlton. b. Stuart .ssf4.
q Lafferty. b. Stuart ss..... L
y. Gomey. Brown. b. Pennington. ..-..--- q
g. Evans b. Stuart ..-.-.- ----...--.......
W Marshall. c. Strike. b. Stuart. t......-......
F. Galley, c. substitute. b. Charlton ......-.-.
G.. Hopkins. c. and b. Stuart. ....-...... ...-'. q
A. Kay. b. Charlton. -.. -...-.....-.--
A. H. Moyerly. not out ......-s-. ..'.--38
L. Fay, c. and b.. Brown.- s
c. Taylor b. Strike.
Extra ...---............--.. 1
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UMPIRE NISSEN is
ASSAULTED BY
HOPKINS
Santa Cruz TWirIer Vici0uSIy
Strikes Indicator Man
on the Head
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Santa Cruz a, San Francisco 2.
san Francisco 3, Santa Cruz 2
G7 innings).
stockton 4, Oakland 3.
Fresno 4, San Jose 2.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1909-02-25

in the year book, opening with a
most beautiful piano solo by Mrs.
Isaac P. Witter Mrs. William c..
McGlynn gave report of the work
of the art committee and urged the
attendance of all at the Art Exhib-
it.
Mrs. James H. Wright gave a talk
on lockwood and CRUDE pottery, Mrs
Edward J. Whitney on Tiffany Fav-
rile and Bronze, and Mrs. o. T. Hou-
gen had the Japanese art in pot
terry, the Cloisonne and Satsuma.
These talks were truly delightful
and were illustrated by specimens
of the different wares, collected from
the club members.
Miss Bowman, who has charge of
English and Oratory at the Lincoln
High school, favored the ladies with
two readings which were greatly en-
joyed and appreciated.
The High Street division had
charge of the reception and served
refreshments at the conclusion of
the program.
Those present out of town were,
Mrs. Georgiana Buckley, Mont Rose,
Col, Mrs. McAllister, Winona, Miss
Emma Peabody, Appleton, Miss Caro-
line Fitch and Ms. Harry Whittlesey
Cranmoor.