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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-06
american Polo Trophy Is
Wrested From English Cracks
Meadowbrook Team OutpIays British Second
Time and Wins the Cup

ulsted the Americans on their brilliant
play. The duke and duchess OF Con-
naught also witnessed the game.
A crowd which numbered 5000
cheered the Americans when the final
result was proclaimed and again when
the quartet of players, who have car
ried everything before them since they
arrived in England, went up to the
royal stand to receive the cup, which
has been in England's possession for
many years.
The Meadowbrooks scored early in
the first half and a rousing cheer went
up when England evened matters by
securing a goal with a penalty hit.
From that on the English team never
had chance, three more goals going
10 the Meadowbrooks in quick sue
cession before the bell rang for half
time
Three more were added soon after
play was resumed in the second half,
while England got its only other score
Just before the last interval. This was
followed by still another goal for the
visitors.
The prince and princess of Wales
heartily congratulated the Americans
on their victory, and on leaving the
royal stand the Americans were sur
rounded by enthusiastic compatriots.
who cheered them as they proceeded
around the grounds to their dressing
rooms.
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Many Golfers Qualify for
The ShreVe Cup

With the links in perfect condition
and the weather ideal, big crowd of
golfers held successful tournament on
the Marin country and golf club links
yesterday afternoon. The qualifying
round for the Shreve cup was played.
those qualifying being George Belden,
R. J. Davis. A. S. Lilley. George Pinck-
ard, T. W. Tetley. d. Hardy. G. Sutro
and ID. w. MacGregor. In addition an
Is hole handicap was held for the men
and nine hole handicap for women.
In the mems handicap ID. Duncan won
the prize for the best score, while c.
.. Whyte captured the medal for the
best gross score.
Mrs. t. w. Tetley won the putting
contest, with Mrs. j. ]. Crooks a close
second.
In the driving. approaching and put
ting contests A. s. Lilley proved supe-
rior to all his rivals
In the tennis doubles. played for the
Gustav S1tro cup. Starr Keller and
Ralston Curtis made up the winning
team.
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McCredie won the game for the
Portland crowd at Recreation park yes
terday afternoon against Oakland,
when he landed on the ball and sent
it to right field for two bases. Mighty
McCredie was sent in to bat FOR
Graney in the seventh inning when the
Beavers had two men on bases and as
many more retired by outs. The first
ball Boiee served him was one OF the
kind you dream about. and McCredie
Just leaned against it and away IL
went About this time the fans began
to yell and the Portland right fielder
was the man OF the hour.
Up 10 Mercedes advent at the bat
in the seventh the Oakland team was
in the lead. The score stood 1 to 0.
The Portland crowd landed on Boice
frequently, but the hits were spread
out Oakland got its only run in the
nth inning Murphy sent one to the
fence for three bases, scoring Boice
who reached first on a fielder's choice
play, which retired Raglan at third
after he had been given a base on
balls.
Carroll got under a long drive by
Graney in the fifth. which threatened
10 go for three bases. 1t was the best
piece of work Of the afternoon. and
the Oakland center fielder meTited tho
cap call he received.
Glynn's work on the rubber for the
Beavers was good. as he allowed only
three hits during the game. Olson, OF
during the game, as did Johnson at
third. Score:
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LONDON. July 5.-The Meadow
brook, L. L. polo team, composed OF
Lawrence Waterbury, J. NJ Waterbury
Jr.. Fl. r. whitney and DevereauN Mil
burn. won the second match played
here today for the American polo
cup. s TO 2 The first game was won
by the Americans June l3. and as the
cup was TO go to the side winning
two out OF three matches the visitors
bv their victory OF today have gained
the trophy for America
The history Of the American POLO
cup. which now returns 10 the Onlteo
states after an absence OF % years,
Is not like the history Of the America
CUP. which English Yachtsmen nave
so unsuccessfully attempted 10 WIN
back from America. The POLO cup
vras first given in 1886 on the occasion
Of visit TO the United states or 4
strong English team. The best OF the
American teams was incapable Of de
feating the Englishmen, and thus the
frophy went 10 England, Where II mas
remained ever since
The British players We're outciassec
both in hitting and maneuvering Just
as much today as they were when the
first match was played. The Americans
never were really hard pressed AT any
stage Of the game. and their brilliant
counhina tons. daring galloping and &C
curate hitting were a revelation TO the
Whitney started scoring for America
in the Hrst period- Then Captain LLOYD
e0ualized for England in the second.
bur after this the MeadowbrOok play
ers had matters all their own way.
After the match the Meadowbrook
pfavers all were presented to the
prince and princess OF Wales. The
latter presented the cup. and congrat-
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PRUNE PICKERS SPLIT THE
DAYS HONORS WITH
FAST INVADERS
OakIands New Pitcher, john
son, Is an Easy Mark for
San Jose Sfuggers

johnson. Cy Mornings latest acquisi-
ton, was a picnic for the Prune Pick
ers yesterday morning at Oakland and
the Oakland boys grabbed The short
end of a to 4 proposition. 1t was
slightly different in the afternoon. the
Oaks displaying a burst of speed in the
first inning which completely swamped
their opponents. 1t was a case of to
l in the post prandial concourse.
Despite the counter attractions
large crowd gathered in the afternoon
to see the teams do battle and the
locals, naturally, had the crowd with
them.
Doc Moskiman was opposed by Lo-
gan and the medico had II on the San
Jose kid coming and going three diff
ferent ways at that. Score:
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BROWNING HOLDS SENA-
TORS WITHOUT SINGLE
RUN Or BASE HIT
Seals Also Score a Triumph in
Morning Game by Blank
ing Opponents
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, July 5.-Pitcher
Browning made a clean sweep of the
double header today by blanking the
Senators without a hit or run in the
afternoon game, while his fellow Seals
ran up three TALES. Not law maker
reached first until the seventh inning,
when Browning passed Flanagan and
Raymer was safe on an error by Nc
Ardle. This was the only batted ball
to get away from either the infield or
outfield of Danny Longs crew.
1t was grand finish for the Seals.
as 1T made the forty-f1fth inning that
they kept the Senators from the plate.
the morning session being a 3 to o
shutout
Timely hitting and inside ball
and fourth innings, Zeider and Berry
producing the pinch hits. In the sew
enth Bodie drove a Fitzgerald shoot to
deep right and on a bad return made
the circuit, the second home run of the
season on the local field.
In the morning game the Seals were
unbeatable, Bodie, Lewis, Melchoir and
Zeider making some phenomenal
catches. A series of bunts unba lanced
Gandil at first and in turn started a
batting rally which drove Whalen from
the hill. All the runs were scored in
the second. Griffin surprised his team
mates by holding the Senators down.
The Seals leave with six out of the
eight games. Scores:
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and Irene Donahue second. Grace Nc
kenzie and Josephine Leonhard third.
Race once around track. for mem
bers and members of sister societies
r. Ross first, G. II. Jackman second,
r. McAllister third.
Three legged racer. McAllister and
w. J. Mcnamara first. J. Duggan and
n. J. McDonough second, w. J. Cutter
and Allan Garcia third.
Sack race competitors TO start on
back. Duggan first, r. McAllister
second. J. Iced third
Tug o fwar eontestt married men of
Thistle club VS.. single men of Thistle
club)-Captain Niver Gsngle mem first
Captain A d. McDougald second.
Cakewalk contest (for everybody
must be in costume -Beattie and Beat
tie first. G. Arnold and r. Scharitz sec
ond, Grace Mckenzie and May Scott
third.
The officers of the Thistle club are:
Past royal chief, George Dow; royal
chief, David Girdwood; chieftain, Wal
ter G. Campbell: recorder, A. D. Me-
Dougald; treasurer. r II. Murray;
financial secretary, 7. G. Hunter; SER
geant at arms. James Gray; property
man, James Maitland; trustees, G. w
Miller, g. W. Paterson, j. H. Keen; club
piper, James Lemon: aides to royal
chief, j. ID. McRae, James A. Mcdonald
past royal chiefs. Henry P. Christie
John D. Couhe. Andrew Foreman, DIR
Dougald Mcmillan, Hugh Fraser, Don
aid G. c. Mckay, James R. Watson
George W. Miller. James NiVen, w. A
Dawson. John Ross, John II. McInnes
George w. Paterson, George Dow.
Committees:
Games committee-David Girdwooo
chairman), George Dow, A. d. McDou-
gald. T. c Hunter, Andrew Harper, J
w. Davidson. Walter G. Campbell, r
II. Murray, John A. Hannay, D. Camp
bell, Alexander Nicholson.
Literary Walter Mcintyre
(chaiTman). A. d. McDougald, Sam Car
son, T. Cochran, J. G. Middleton, Robert
l. Mantach.
Finance committee-W Matheson d
Bulloch, J. r. Leeds
Visiting sick committee-W. G.
Campbell, A. Aitkenhead, Thomas IT.
vine.
Arbitration committee-Ronin L
Rintoul (chairman), D. Donald, Edward
Ross, James Patterson, Peter RiddeIl
d. Finnie. John Taylor
Reception committee-Walter G.
Campbell (chairman), David Donald
Frank Fitzgerald. James Patterson, J.
r. Leeds, d. Bullock. N. s. Morrison, D
d. McRae, c. Macdonald T. Irvine, D
r. Gaff
Official starter-John Donaldson.
Assistant starter-William Murray.
Finance committee on games-Georgt
Dow, John A. Hannay, d. Compbell.
Floor COMMUNICATION manager, AL
bert z. Mckay: assistant floor manager
r. Rintoul; Walter Mcintyre, J. Pros
ser, Alex. Aitkenhead, F. Fitzgerald.
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PORTLAND
OAKLAND

Total .......--.-..s 80 2
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Alameda High Defeats Oak
land id Mile Relay
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

ALAMEDA, July 5.-Athletic games
at Lincoln park this afternoon at
tracted a large. crowd Owing to de-
lays. the high jump and pole vault
were postponed. Results:
SO yard dash-First, Marsh; second
Hoff; third, Blanchard Time, :o5 2-5.
100 yard dash-First, Terry; second.
Woods: third. Cummins Time, :101-5
220 yard daSh-First, Macauley: sec
ond, Woods; third, Cummins. Time,
:23iz.
440 yard dash-First. MacauIey: sec
ond. Shattuck; third, Thompson. Time,
:521z.
$50 yard-First. Thorpe; second,
Shattuck; third, Terry. Time. 2:0s
One mile run-First, Thorpe: second
Rayberg; third. Scarf. Time. sos.
One mile relay, four men-Alameda
high defeated Oakland high school
Alameda high-Shattuck, Thompson
Cummins, Macauley.
Broad jump-First, Christensen: sec
ond, Stratton; third. Gale. 10 feet II
inches.
10 mile road race-First. Hardin:
second, johnson; third. Damon
Shot put-First. Kiser; second
Dicl<ie; third, D'Evelyn. 40 feet 4
1ncneS-
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Portland 4, Oakland I

The Beavers made It three straight
against the Oaks at Ereeman'S park
yesterday morning. and McCrsdfs can
thank Ragan, shs Oakland shoxasSop.
for the game The former outlaw buiis
up five errors during the game and
three OF them arrived in ona inning.
the third, when the northern koasars
registered four ttuez. Large jim
Wiggs pitched q clever game letting
the Webfeet down with i've hits and
striking out half a dozen, but with the
football game OF Raglan TO contansl
with the pitcher had no chance.
The Oaks opened the scoring IN the
second. when consecutive singles Nv
McKune and Raglan brought home VIII
lie Hogan, who started on the circuit
by forcing Cameron. Portland set or
the fireworks in the third. Crt was
safe on Ragan's boot OF a xrouuder.
Speas singled and both runners ad-
vanced on Carsons sacrifice. Ragan
fumbled Olsen's easy slap and Ort and
Speas crossed the plate Brsen bit OF
q hit, and Ryan brought Olsen and
Score.
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wREsTLEs no a DRAw

ELMIRA, N Y, July 5.-Eugene
Trembly of Montreal and Phil Gould
of Corning. N. T., wrestled two hours
and FIVE minutes to a draw today for
the lightweight championship of Amer
lea The mate hwas stopped on ac-
count Of darkness. neither man having
secured a fall. Trembley was on the
offensive the entire time
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SWIMMERS BREAK RECoRDs

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 5.-Three
worlds swimming records weer broken
In the annual water carnival held in
the Susquehanna river here today. In
the one mile and 440 yards events Bud
Goodwin of the New York athletic
club established new marks, doing the
mile in 1913, and the 440 yard event
in 4:29. J. ]. Shyrock of the Univer-
sity Of Pennsylvania set the 100 yards
mark at 81 Is
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TRoUNcE kNoCKED OUT

GRASS VALLEY, Cal. July 5.-HOw-
ard Baker knocked out Dick Trounca
in the 9Th round OF a scheduled twenty
round bout here today. Baker had An
advantage from the start and landed
on Trounce at will. although his Or
ponent weighed 10 pounds heavier than
he on entering the ring
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TWICE VIOLATES GAME LAWS

SUKIBY, July 5.-Believing that he
of violating the state game laws for
shooting without a hunting license, on
account of his arrest this morning j.
b. Guiot shot squirrels in Cragmont
this afternoon. and was arrested for
the second time today. 1t cost him an
additional $50 bail to secure his re-
lease. He again repeated that he did
not understand English.
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ACCEPT PoLo CHALLENGE

LONDON July 5.-The Ranelagh polo
club has accepted the challenge of the
Meadowbrook, L l.. team to play a
game of polo under the American rules,
which do not permit of offside play.
The Meadowbrook men Will give a sill
Yer trophy for the game, which will
take place July 10.
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OAKLAND


First base on called balls-OH Wigs 1 or
Carson I. Struck out-By Wigs g. BY Carson n
Double plays-Ort 10 Olson to Ort: McKune (un-
assisted: Carroll to c. Lewis Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes Umpires-McCarthy ana
Van Haltren.
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AFTERNOON GAME
sTANLEY FINISHES THIRD

TACOMA, Wash, July 5.-John d.
Marsh of Winnipeg. holder of the
worlds professional Marathon record.
won the Tacoma Marathon here this
evening in 2:42:49, three minutes and
two seconds poorer than his record
Alex Rowan of Vancouver. B. c., fin-
ished second in the time of 3:I1, with
William Stanley of San Francisco
third, in the time of 3:12 Stanley was
well up to the front in the eighteenth
mile, when he was taken sick and
forced TO quit for four lans
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ALAMEDA. July 5.-The. Alameda
Recreation park this afternoon BY a
score of IL to 3. The game was a part
OF the fourth of July celebration and
admission was free
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SANTA CRUZ. July 5.-The locals
completed the series with San Fran
cisco today before crowded grand
stand. The game was Slugging
match on both sides. and was won by
Santa Cruz by narrow margin, max
ing eight straight games for the locals.
GcOrp.
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4 base on called balls-of Schimpm 2. Struck
out-By Schimpfr l. Double plays-Carney 10
Kuhn, Joyce 10 Funck to Tracey. Left on
Dissatisfaction 6, Fresno .. First base on
errors-Stockton 2, Fresno 1. Time of game
hour and 10 minutes. Umpire-Harper.
lScorer-Harlin.
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SECONDS THROW Up SPONGE,

Especial Dispatch to the Call.)
OROvILLE, July 5.-Frank Picato.
of Los Angeles, won the scheduled
20 round fight here Saturday night
over Frank Georg of San Francisco.
in the tenth round. Georges seconds
threw up the sponge to save him from
knockout.
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gTTMMARv

Two base hits-Beall Sacrifice hits-Smith
and Delmas. First base called balls-OR
Tozer 2. Schafer g. Struck out-By Tozer 4.
by Schafer g. Double plays-Ross to Delmas
to Dillon; Howard to Delmas to Dillon. Time
of game-1 hour and 20 minutes. Umpire
MeCreeYy and Donlin.
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WIN HARD PoLo GAME.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. July
The Cheyenne mountain country cl,,h
team. scoring 4 points against ga bv
the Denver country clqo, won todayss
Eleven periods were necessary 70 a.
eide the contest
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Los Angeles 3-I, Vernon 90

LOS ANGELES. July 5.-Vernon was
shut out twice today, Tozer performing
the operation in the morning and Bris-
walter in the afternoon. In the morn
Ing game only one man on either side
got as far as third base, that being
Captain Dillon, who scored the one
run on single, steal and a two
Dagger by Beall. In the afternoon
game Los Angeles punched hits in the
third and fourth innings. Scores:
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DEATH CLAIMS BALL MANAGER

for II years manager of the Boston
National league baseball club and later
manager of the Chicago Nationals. died
here tonight at the Elks' home for
consumptives.
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SUMMARY

Innings pitched by Johnson 3. Runs off john
SON T. Hits of johnson. 8. Two base hits
McHale. Reed, Sheehan, Nealon. Henderson.
Campbell, Witt. Sacrifice hit-Reed. First base
on called balls-On Johnson 3, of McGregor /.
Struck out-By Johnson /, by McGregor o Hit
by pitched ball-Whiteby. johnson. Time of
game hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Moore.
AFTERNOON GAME
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Two base hsts-Murphy. d. Lewis. Sacrifices
hits-La LOuge, Guyn. First base on called rails
-Or Guyn 3. or Boiee ?. Struck out-By
Guyn 1, by Boice 8. Hit By pitchar-Johnson.
Spess. Double play-D. Lewis to McKune
Time OF game hour and 25 minutes. Empires
Van Haltren and Mccarthy.
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sACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HIS IN I'M
SUMMARY

Home run-Bode- Two base hit-Zeidar
Sacrifice hits-McArdle. Lewis ?. First base
on called balls-OR Fitzgerald 4. on Brown
ing L. Struck out-By Fitzgerald 5. by Brown
ing .. Time of game hour and so minutes.
Umpire-Toman.
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Northwest League

PORTLAND. Ore. July 5.-Two hunts
in the tenth filed the bases for Port
land in the game with Aberdeen, and
Adams then sent long hit into center,
which brought in the winning run.
Score: r II. z.
portland ....-.--.. ~
ADer0een 1920
Batteries-Siever and Kreitz; Seaton
and Murray. Umpire-Carruthers.
TACOMA, Wash, July 5.-vancouver
took both games of the holiday double
header today, winning the afternoon
contest to 0. r. H. e.
Tacoma
Batteries-Clafiin and Kellackey;
Gilligan and Sugden.
SEATTLE. Wash, July 5.-In
pitchers battle this morning, Seattle
defeated Spokane to 1. Score:
r. II. E.
Stdttie U
Batteries-Thompso and Custer;
Gregg and Spencer.
AFTERNOON GAME
Seattle .......s............
SPOKANE 5
Batteries-Anderson and Custer;
Jensen and Ostdiek.
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY Inn


Hits made Off Whalen & runs 3 Innings
pitched ,; OF Brown 4. 0. Innings pitched
.: Three base hits-Zeider MohIer McArdIe
Lewis, Williams, Doyle. First base on called
balls-on Griffin 3. Struck out-By Brown /;
by Whalen !; by Griffin 3. Double plays
Zeider to MOhler to Tenant Time of game
hour and 25 minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS


Three base hits-Cempbell, Lovett Two base
hits-Nealon. II. Smith. Sacrifice hit--H
Smith. First base on called balls--on Mosk-
Imam 1. of Logan 3 Struck ost--By Moskiman
z, by Logan. Double plays-Moskimsn to Witt.
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SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Two base hits-Daley. Ball. Sacrifice hits
Goodwin, Briswalter. Delmas. First base on
called balls-Of Briswalter /, off HIT 8.
Struck out-By Briswalter 8. by Hit 4. Double
play-Howard to Dillon to Smith. Hit BY
pitched ball-Haley. Time of game hour
and % minutes Umpire-AIcGreevy
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StOCkton z. Fresno O

STOCKTON, July STOCKTON took
the last game of the series with
FIVE jolts in the fifth inning, netting
FIVE runs Score.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three base hlts-Heister. Murray. Two base
hits-Curtis 2, Townsend Sacrifice hits
Townsend 2 Hackett, Ferlin, Feeney, Hester
First base on called balls-of Marie l. on
Hester 1. Struck out--By Marie Z, by Hester
2 Double plays-Curtis to Conrad, Curtis to
Conrad to Townsend. Left bases-Santa
Cruz 8, San Francisco 8. Wild pitch-Matre
First base errors-Santa Cruz 3, San Fran
cisco Q Hit by pitcher-Curtis, Ferlin 2,
Bliss and Marie. Time Of game hour and
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Santa Cruz I3, San Francisco IL

Passed baIls-white Wild pitches-Logan.
Time of game hour and minutes Umpire
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Frsmbes. Miller, Meries, Sac
rihce hits-Hallihan- Stolen bases-Shay Far.
rel, Miller. Frambes. Mclaughlin, 2. Fist
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M'CREDIE WINS CAME FOR
PORTLAND BY TIMELY
TWO BASE HIT
Beavers Oufpfay the Oaks and
Take Both Games in
Clever Style
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 4, Oakland 4.
Portland 2. Oakland 4.
San Francisco 5, sacramento o.
san Francisco 3, Sacramento o.
Los Angeles ;, Vernon o.
Los Angeles 4, Vernon o.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(State Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

Oakland 4, San Jose q
Oakland 8, San jose 1.
Stockton Z, Fresno o.
santa Cruz IS, San Francisco II.