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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-15
Local Brevities
LARCENY

LARCENY CASES coETINUED-Tbe cases
against Jerry Van WOrmer. William J. Corbin.
Albert Mckinley and Rex \. Hamlin, charged
with grand larceny in connection with the theft
~ papers from the office Of William J. Burns,
were called in Police Judge Dessy's court yes
terday and again continued for two days.
RECEIVERS VALUABLE DoG-Mrs. Mary E.
Carleton. CAB Cole street lost a bull terrier
valued al 500 on March II and few days ago
discovered that il IN the possession OF a
son Of NJ. Newman. saloon keeper. $3.50 Twenty
fourth street. She procured a search warrant and
was awarded the custody OF the dog yesterday.
BALLIEGERA CHARGED-Antonio Balm
sera. who shot Mrs. Rosa Baglietto while firing
1T NIncenZio Ballingera. the murderer Of his
brother. Luigi. IN Montgomery avenue Saturday
afternoon. was booked at the city prison yester-
day on charge Of assault 10 murder. The police
have been unable TO ind any trace Of yincenzlO
yet.
RICE AGAIN cHARGED-otto ]. Crossheid.
executor Of the estate of the late Thomas Thorn
son 1O3 Main street. obtained a warrant from
benjamin Rice Oh a charge of embezEling 81, 600
from the Hilton brick company October 10 A
similar charge against Rice is pending before
Police Judge Shortan.
ARRANGE FOR cELEBRATIoN-The fourth
a July committee met in the rooms of the police
commission yesterday afternoon and appropriated
81 .305 for athletics and regattss. $3.50 to the
literary committee and 1858 to the music com
mittce for the Golden Gate band II funds will
permit three other bands will be engaged 70
play 10 different parts Of the city.
BOY CHARGED WITH BUReLARY-As he
was emerging from the home of Mrs annie G.
Crowley. 242 San Jose avenue. yesterday after
noon. Joseph LefkOwitz. fruit peddler. aged IS.
was stopped by Policeman ]. J. Belves. who
after searching the peddler and finding in his
possession q lsdy's gold watch and chain placed
him under arrest charge OF burglary.
NEW BANK FOR LOS GAToS-ADplication
FOR permission 20 open the First state bank OF
Los Gatos fled with the bank commissioners
yesterday The institution will have a cap
ital OF $4,000. $4,000 Of which has been already
subscribed. The officers OF the new bank plan
10 await the going into effect Of the new bank
law IN order 10 come up 70 all its requirements.
The directors viii be r. r. Bell. ID. Z. Simons
". ]. Lathrop. s. D. Balch and J. A. Case
ISSUES ANNUAL REPoRT-The nineteenth
annual report of the California state board Of
trade. covering the year 1905. Was issued from
that Office yesterday. The report is replete
with information OF interest to prospective Call
fornians. containing many maps and tables
81 production The Illustrations showing the
work Of reconstruction in San Francisco are in
fcnsely interesting as are those Of the many
model farms. The reports viii be ready for
distribution in a few days.
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AMERICANS SCORE
AT COACHING
MARATHON
A. q. Vanderbilt Wins Cup and
Purse for Best Team
Driven in Event

LONDON. June 1.-THE coaching
Marathon" gold challenge cup. valued
at $500. and the first prize Of $500, were
today awarded TO A. c. Vanderbilt, who
drove his team in person The team
entered by Judge William H. Moore of
New York was highly commended.
The coaching Marathon was from
Pushev Park to Olympia and IL was
run in connection With the international
In the judging of u pairs Of harness
horses shown TO a brOugham, victoria
or barouche, c. ". Watson of Baltimore
won with Lord Baltimore and My
w. Fl. Moore's Radiant won first in
class "a for single harness horses over
.152 hands and not exceeding Is hands.
% w. WatsOn's MoOnshine was third.
Judge Moore's Senator fifth and walter
Winan's Newton Sportsman commended.
Class 80 brought together five teams
of three qualified hunters from one
hunt Adam Beck's London hunt took
second prize Of 500. while Walter
Winan's Spa Drag hunt captured third
prize and the same exhibitors Winan
Drag hunt fourth.
z. T. Stotesbury's Mary GienOr took
first prize in class 4 for light horses
with a record of 2:30 OF better. road
sters or trotters unlocked. Walter Wi
mans Bonnie View was second and his
Mamie II third. The reserve went to
Blue Bell, which is owned by a Scotch
man. but was bred by y. W. Meek OF
California.
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JOCKEYS INJURED
In RACES AT
SALT LAKE
Two Heavily Backed FaVOrifes
Left at Post and One
Breaks Down

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June Il
There was plenty of excitement at the
fair grounds today In the first race
Lee Harrison. the favorite. broke down.
In the second Senator Barrett fell and
Jockey H. Smith broke his left elbow.
In the fourth Hereafter ran away,
after throwing Sullivan, who was badly
bruised and taken to the hospital. In
the sixth race two of the best backed
norses-F'ree Knight the Bear and Pla-
toon-were left at the post. -Four Ia
vorltes won. Results:
First race six furlongs, selling--CobleSkfli,
II iBergman), Is to /, won; Burning BUSH:
II Bored, IL to 2, second; Balreeds lUi
Peak, to l, third. Time. ill. Dorothy
Ann, Deneen, Invader Lee Harrison, Manila >,
Head Dance, finished as named.
Second race six furlongs, selling er
Royal, Ill SANDY. to 8, won: Nappa, ia
Johnson, IL to l, second; Esther NJ. 199
Kitty, orelio, Happy Chappv. Senator Barrett
finished as named Senator Barrett threw rider.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Knight
Cotton, to L, second: Yankee Tourist 112
lHarrts). to 1, third. Time, 1:16 25. Cooney
Men. Altenberg. Lanita, Miss Beaumont, Figent,
finished named
Fourth race, handicap, five furlongs-Strike
Out, 104 (Manders), to 5. won Sevenfull, LOG
thirschbaum), TO 1, second; Meddling Han
nah. 100 peak. 2 to l. third. Time, :01 3-5.
Hereafter also ran.
Fifth race, FIVE furIongs, selling-La Chata.
lO4 tkunz), to 2 won, Canardo, 106 (Palmsl
to l, second; Antara, 106 (Thomasl, to /,
third. Time, :01 3-5. Grasscutter, Otto Price,
Black Domino. Saucy NJ, finished as named.
Sixth race, four and half furlongs-Ontario
oregon. lis (Mandersl, 20 to ]. won; Billy
Mayham, 10 SANDY. AZ to |. second; Swag-
:56 1-5. Fore, Byron, Aliyia, Free Knight the
Bear, Platoon, finished as named
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BUTCHERS PICNIC.
TO HAVE MANY
FEATURES
Races of Various Descriptions to
Be Run on the EmeryvHle
Race Course

Butchers day tomorrow at Shell
Mound park promises to live up to the
gala events held in past years by the
the betting feature, which will be elm
mated, the sport at Shell Mound park
and at Emeryville racetrack, where the
picnickers can divide their attention,
should afford plenty of amusement.
The committee which is in charge of
the races arranged a card which is a
spicy one, owing to it's variety. There
are IL events to be run off, among
them being trotting, pacing, running
and other kinds OF races. The steer
race. which has been popular for years.
Is also down on the program. In this
race four of the fastest steers Hn
Butchertown will hook UP in a quarter
mile dash. The events follow:
Retail butchers cart race, one mile dash-D.
Bellnomins Lady B, r. Constants Dividend, G.
Tassi's Steve D. ]. Nowlan's Dick, A. Di Vec-
chio's Fred D, Joe Frsgas Babe, o. Brergelin's
Pills.
Butchers trotting and pacing race. mile
dash-T Keough's Toppy, J. Nowian,s Durne
P. Towards Teddy r. F. Games Aneta b, w.
R. Harper's Berkeley Kid Oate Sidney b.
Butchers trotting and pacing race, one mile
dash-R. Constants Victor Platt, T. Keough's
Toppy. ]. w. Danz' Bells, ]. Nowlan's Kitty ID,
j. DeschIer's Rozelle, W. r. Harper's Berkeley
Kid (late Sidney b.
Pacing race, 2:20 class, one mile dash-Joe
Ryan's Grace Mckinney, W. c. Rice's Hickman
Girl. r Constants Victor Platt, G. Tassi's Mar
guerite, P. Donnelly's Sister Bess, Harry d.
Browns Cole Direct, T. s. Knuckles' Jim Chase,
S. Roberts Eden Vale, j. 0'Kane's King V.
Trotting race one mile dash. free for ALA.
ottinger's Telephone, A. ottinger's Lady Irene,
F. E. Burton's Neko Victor Veulhaes DR.. Hanf-
mond, Mr.. Buffers Major Cook.
Free for all trotting and pacing race. two mile
Mckinney, A. Hofmap's Kitty D, G.. Giannini' s
George Perry, F. e. Norton's Neko, H. Marischs
Little Dick.
Trotting race. 2:30 class. mile dash--A. OF
fingers Lady Irene. r.. ID. Sections Pills. J. W.
McTigue's Darby Mack, ]. Nowlans Dick, r.
Constants Dividend, j. $. knuckles Roy It, 2.
Lynch's Pride of Emeryyille.
Wholesale butchers collectors race. mile
dssh-F. Games Maggie, Western meat com
pany's Dixie, Grayson-0wen cempany's Lynch,
Oakland meat company's Pride of Oakland.
Vaquero running race, quarter mile. turn-San-
J. Newman's Boots. Games Cassset's Joe,
Oakland meat company's Cap.
Mule race Ito cart)-Harry wilkins Pedro,
Jim Jenries. Battling Nelson.
Steer running race, one-eighth mile-Santos
Moros San Joaquin ]. Schaeffer's Roanie, Games
& Cassalet's Black Joe, Games & Cassaet's
White Stocking
Special race. San Francisco driving associa
tion-A Hofman's Kitty d. G. Gianninis George
Perry, L. Msrisch's Little Dick, c. Tassi's Mar
1ruerfte
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MANY NEW FACES
ON DIAMOND
THIS WEEK
Oakland Plays Los Angeles and
Stockton and Oakland Meet
i'm the Outlaw League

The Seals will be in Portland this
week trying to fatten their lead in the
pennant race at the expense of the
Beavers and Oakland will be here to
engage the Angels in this weeks series.
Sacramento goes south to battle with
the Vernonites.
Among the outlaws busy week is
expected at the Grove street park.
Oakland and stockton, the leaders in
the race, will come together and a
great series is looked for. Oakland has
been taking a slide of late and it's re-
cent disastrous engagement against the
Orphans has been a hard blow to Cy
Mornings outfit. They have been ex-
periencing some hard luck of late and
the team is not quite as formidable as
it was a little while back Mckune,
who jumped to the Coast league, has
left the Oakland team in weakened
condition, as it has not a man ready to
jump into his boots.
Cy Russell is being used at second
and Campbell has been shifted over to
short. The change has not worked any
good results as the Invaders have not
been winning, but probably 1T is not
exactly on this account. However.
they are some strong when either Mos
kiman or Henderson is used on the
outfleld.
The Stockton team is playing great
ball and Oakland will find the Slough
City bunch hard going, as the players
on the team are working like lot of
mechanics. 1t is expected that great
throng Will be down from Stockton
Sunday to root for their champs"
If the Seals can break even in the
north with Portland they will have
clear sailing for some time and the
other clubs will have to hustle to over
take Longs club.
At Freeman's park this afternoon
Los Angeles and Oakland will start
the weeks series. The Angels have
had a hard series with the Vernon
club. but they may find Oakland easier
going.
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BuiIdinx Contracts

United surety company (San Francisco Elks'
building association with w. s. Shook & Son
c building at Sc corner Of Powell street and
Ankeny place, 5ox137 g.; $1,000.
7. ]. Fitzsimmons with Fay Kulin--To erect
four room bungalow In line Of x street,
1926 f Of Twelfth avenue; $2.400.
J. W. Leahy with Western building company
To erect three story and basement frame build
ing In W line Of Twentieth street. 205 of
Dolores, % by N ia; S7.250.
The Manlerson company with John Schmidt &
Son-Foundations, retaining walls. etc. for five
story class building in w line Of Powell
street. IS Of Geary, frontage OF 52:6 in
G. Ferrari with A. Pedroni, A. Regazzi & Co.,
L. Ravfni and F. Pellegrini-To erect three
story and basement building tnats) in e line of
kearny street. lo3:11e OF Vallejo, 34:4% by
$50; $3.50.
E. w. Hopkins with Matthews & Griffith
fireplace work for three story and basement
class building at NV corner of Powell and
Post streets. W 1886. 1875. $3.50. S 1853.
& so. S 91:3: $i7. 500.
United surety company (San Francisco Elks'
building association with Anderson Brothers
planning mill and manufacturing company e. j.
interior wood finish. brick work and INTERIOR and
exterior plastering for four story class build
Ing at Sc corner Of Powell street and Ankeny
Dr. W. G. Bartlett with John coughlin- To
erect and a half story frame building i'm
line of Third avenue. 75:9as Of Lake street,
1911, 32;6A. 80, w 1915; S1.875.
Floodberg McCanery with San Francisco fire.
proofng company--Metal lathing for (;oIdbero-
Bowen building in Suffer street near Grant ave
Fioodberg Mccanery with San Francisco
freproohng congratulated Turing lathine and
corner bead work for, Hobart estate building in
Post street near Grant avenue: Sc o0o
The Cliff House company with Pacific store and
Office fixture company Fencing and storerooms
garage and concession stores on Clin house at
north end Of Ocean boulevard. on Pacific ocean;
1892.
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POLICEMAN ASKS MERCY
FOR HIS ASSAILANTS
Begs Court to Be Lenient With
Mooney Family

A large delegation of residents of
SLOVENIAN and Manchester streets, Ber-
nal heights. attended Police Judge
Deasy's court yesterday when the cases
against the Mooney family and others
charged with assaulting Policema n
James Nyhan Sunday night while he
was serving a warrant upon one of the
Mooney children for battery were
called.
Many witnesses We're examined and
finally the judge convicted Edward
Mooney and Mary, his wife, on a charge
of battery. Patrick WEIGH and Mrs
Sina Atkinson were allowed to go on
their own recognizance till July IA
and young Mooney was sent to the ju-
Venile court.
Now Judge said Nyhan, Il want
you to be lenient with the MONEYS.
They have family of IL children and
the children would suffer if the parents
were severely punished"
The judge suspended sentence until
Saturday and put the Moneys on their
good behavior meantime.
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LatOnia Races

LAToNIA. June 14.-First race. six furlongs-
Plate Glass, to 3. won; Jupiter Joe, to 2
second: Jack Baker. 30 to l, third Time,
1913 1-5.
Second race, 1--WE furlongs-Mae Henley, 10 to
T. won: Jack Straw, 4 to 1. second; Eva Tan
quay. 16 to D. third. Time 90 %
Third race, six furlongs-Huck. to l. won
Wool Sandals, to 2, second; Melissa, to /,
third Time, 1:12 3-5.
Fourth race. one mile and 20 yards-Tom Hay
ward to 3. won; Keep Moving. 16 to D. sec
ond Rara Avis. to p third Time, LA.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Richard
Reed 8 to /. won; Miss Crittenden. TO L
second: Arionette. to l. third. Time 1:06 %
Sixth race, mile-Alma Boy. IA to D.
won Warner Griswell, 3 TO l. second; Orens
to =. third. Time, 1:40 Is.
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Reliance Club Committees
Named for Track Meet

OAKLAND June 1.-THE board of
directors of the Reliance athletic club
has named an executive committee to
take charge of the automobile meet
at the racetrack July 5. The commit
tee is as follows:
Walter D. Reed H. N Hanrahan
C. F. Olsen Harry Mosher
L. j. Heeseman e. j. Grindley
Frank W. Bilger j. W. Quinn
Kenneth A, Kerr Frank NJ Cerini
The following subcommittee have
been named:
Committee of the whole-Auditing and finance
committee; advertising and promotion-O. F. OIL
sen, W. d. Reed, J. W. Quinn, Frank NJ. &C.
RIM. E. B. Bull; events-F W. BIger c.. J.
Heeseman. e. A. Kerr, f. L. Peacock Herbert
Cheek, Robert MARYLAND, C. Christensen: tickets
*. A. Kerr. S. ]. Grindly, Harry Mosher. DR..
J. F. Slsvch: offcials-W. B. Fawcett, X A.
Kerr Emil Fritsch. to confer with the various
automobile associations; prizes-F. W, Bilger, X.
L. Peacock. Theo Gier J. W. Quinn, C. J.
Heeseman; music-P. n. Hanrahan. P. Kisich,
Theo Ger W. 81. George; program-o F. Olsen,
F. W. bigger, Max Horwinski CONCESSIONS.
W. Quinn, P. n. Hanrahan, P. Kisich, Eddie
Smith; track-E. ]. Grindley W. B. Fawcett,
Eddie Smith; permits, sanctions and police
W. B. Fawcett.
Each committee will report to the
board of directors June 16.
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National League

PITTSBURG, June 14.-Pittsburg won a slug
ging match from Brooklyn today. Adams al
lowed six hits in the first inning and was re
placed by Willis. who kept the hits fairly vel
scattered. Score r. H. E.
Pittsburg .....................7 10
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures 16
Batteries Adams, Willis and Gibson; Paste
RUS and Bergen. Umpires-Cusack and Johu
stone
ST. LOUIS. June 14-By taking today's game
Philadelphia won the fourth straight game from
st. Louis. Score: r. II. E.
ST. Louis. .................2
Philadelphia ..-.........-.t... 10
Batteries-Moore and DOOM: More, Rhodes
Higgins and Phelps. Umpires-Emsie and
0'Day.
CINCINNATI June 1.-two errors and hit
gave the New Yorks two runs in the second in
ming of today's game-enough to insure victory
Score: r. H f
CiDcinnati Observation-Disclosures
New York ....................2 ,
Batteries-Gasper. Bowan and Mclean; Ray.
moDd and Schlei.
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Army Orders
WASHTNGTON

WASHINGTON, June I4.-Recent
army orders are Captain Harry +.
Mitchell. Fourth field artillery. will
proceed to the Preside, San Francisco,
about july ] for treatment at the gem
ersl hospital.
Major William B. Banister, medical
corps, now AT San Francisco, will pro-
coed TO Fort Smelling. Mimi, for duty,
relieving Major Frederick p. Reynolds,
medical corps.
Navy orders. The following cable
has been received from the commander
Of the third squadron, Pacific feet.
dated Yokohama.
Commander J. A Dougherty is de-
tached from the Monterey to command
the Rainbow
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Shawmut Car Still Leads
In Ocean to Ocean Race

LARAMIE. Wyo.. June 1.-THE
Shawmut car in the ocean to ocean aU-
tomobile race arrived in Laramie at
$40 this morning and left here about
an hour later. Driver Elmer LoVejOy
expects to reach Rawlins. WyO., III
miles west. before night
Ford car No passed Fort Steele
at 1880 tonight crossing the North
Platte river on the Union Pacific rail-
road bridge.
CHEY ENNE. Wyo.. June 14.-FOrd
car No. l. which arrived in Cheyenne
at $50 o'clock this morning left for
Laramie at 11:15 a m.
DENVER June 1.-THE Acme car
arrived in Denver at II 80 o'clock this
morning and left for Cheyenne. nearly
"a hours behind Ford car No. l.
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Northwest League

TACOMA. June 14.-Newlin. formerly with
indianapolis. made his debut as a Tiger today
and held Aberdeen TO two hits, three Dagger by
Bower and scratch single, Tacoma won by I
to 1 through clouting the ball hard and taking
advantage of errors and slow fielding by Aber-
deem. Score: r.. II. e.
Aberdeen .........s..-........ = 2 4
Tacoma $1,000. ..-.-.-..... q
Batteries-Starkel and Kreltz; Newln and
Sheehan. Umpre-Carruthers
SEATTLE. June 14.-Seattle won from Port
land by score of IL to in tiresome and
uninteresting game. Score: r. H. E.
Seattle .-......lI
Portland -...-.......-..-...- IL 2
Batteries-Miller and Shea; Seaton Cough and
Murray
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VERNON is BEATEN
in BENEFIT
GAME
Receipts of Good Contest With
Angels Turned Over TO
Lodge of EIks

Los ANGELES. June 14.-Today was
designated as Elks' day at Chutes park
ball grounds and a large number of
members of the order attended and
saw Los Angeles defeat Vernon by a
score of to 1. The total receipts were
donated to the local Elks' lodge. Hit
was not effective against the Los An
geles batters. allowing them eight hits.
Tozer was touched up for the same
number by the Vernonites. but fine
work on the part of the Los Angeles
players prevented any extensive run
getting. Score:
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Personal Brevities

]. n. Mcclellan of Longmount, Colo,
is at the Argonaut
b. f. Driver of Los Angeles is regis
tered at the Stewart.
H. Alexander and wife of Eagle Pass
Tex, are at the Argonaut.
Alexander Brown. a merchant of
Stockton, is at the Stewart.
S. A. Baldwin, a planter of Honolulu
is guest at the ST Francis.
S. B. CannelI. a publisher of Los
Angeles. is staying at the Manx.
Mr. and Mrs. H. T. Finck of New
York are staying at the Fairmont.
A. w Eaton. a mining operator of
New York, is guest at the ManX.
Mr.. and Mrs T. B. Hunter of Mon
terey are guests at the st. Francis.
C. S. Steiner. a manufacturer of New
York, is staying at the st. Francis.
Mr. and Mrs w G. Whitmore of
Valley, Neb.. are guests at the Stewart.
S. NJ. Newmark. a merchant of Los
Angeles. is registered at the st. Fran
els.
Mr.. and Mrs j. P. Transue Of Los
Angeles are registered at the Union
Square.
J. P. Moffett. a contractor of Port
land. is at the st. Francis with his
family.
of Washington, d. c., are guests at
the Fairmont.
Godfrey Holterhoff of Los Angeles
is at the Fairmont with a party of
friends who came up from the south
in an automobile.
Fred ]. Fisher, president of the ma
tional association of stationary engi-
large party of delegates to the engi-
neers' convention.
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA June 14.-First race four and a
half NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won. Electrowan sec
ond Otranto third. Time. 90 1-5.
Second race FIVE Observation-Disclosures won.
Auburndale second, r. II. Flaherty third. Time,
.02 So.
Third race six and a half furlongs-E Paso
won. Dorothy Ledgett second, Seryicence third.
Time, :2315.
Fourth race. one mile-Mill Song won, Dave
Weber second, Mechant third. Time, ;43 do
Fifth race six furlongs-F. Z. Shaw won,
Zelina second Maud MEG third Time, 10 40.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Roalta' won, Ocean
Queen second, E. T. Fryer third. Time, :2S 2-S.
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Picks Up Japanese at Sea

The British steamer Winnebago. I'M
der charter to the Standard oil COM
pany, arrived at this port late yester-
day evening and reported that while off
the east coast of Japan it picked up a
sampan containing two men and three
boys The officers and crew of the
Winnebago tried to find out where the
party drifted from, but none of the
party could speak English, and they
were brought to this port
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TRAMP TO CAMP TAYLOR

One of the most enjoyable tramps
held by the Weston club since its or
ganization took place Sunday. when
the members left San Anselmo and
walked to Camp Taylor. Record time
was made by the party.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Dillou- Two base hits-How-
ard Hogan. Sacrifice hit-Godwin. First base
on called balls-Oh Hit l, OF Tozer 3. Struck
out-By Hit 1, by Tozer 3 Time of game-1
hour and IS minutes. Umpire-Toman
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POwER BOATS RACE HOME

HAMILTON, Bermuda, June 1.-THE
power boats Heather. Ilys and Insep
started from the Farewell buoy at 1909
o'clock this morning on the return race
to New York. AS they disappeared
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CHICAGO, June 14.-Forty entries
from clubs in the Western golf as
ISOLATION for the Tom Morris memorial
trophy competition next Wednesday
have been received to date by Trigg
Waller, secretary of the association.
California and Colorado are among the
states represented
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MAY END RACING SEASON

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June IA
What President James g. Mcdonald of
the Utah state fair association terms a
moral wave has Influenced the asso-
citation to look with disfavor upon any
proposition looking TO continuance of
the present racing season at the state
fair grounds track.