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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
All Star Team Of Coast
Players Coming

CINCINNATI, Sept 15.-Arrange-
ments are being made for California
trip which will be a hummer, il the
plans beinb laid by Bsuiness Manager
Frank Bancroft of the Cincinnati Reds
and Tip O'Neill are carried out. The
scheme calls for an invasion of the
Pacific coast cities by a team COM
posed of California players under the
wing of Bancroft and Connie Mack's
Athletics.
Business Manager Bancroft wants big
Orvie Overall of the Cubs to be the big
gun of his pitching STAFF, with, Arel-
lanes of the Boston Aericans and Gray
of the Washington Americans for part
ners.
Harry Wolters of the Boston Ameri-
can club will be secured in case one
OF the three players mentioned Is not
able to make the trip.
Bliss of the st. Louis Cardinals and
Easterley Of the Maps will do the catch
ing. Hal Chase of the New York
Americans will play first base. Dick
Egan of the Reds second, and Schaffer
of the New York Giants third Ellis
of the St Louis Nationals will play left
neld Oaken of the Reds center, and
Mike Mitchell of the Reds right.
The all California team will go west
ahead of the other combination, which
Will start for the coast after the
worlds series.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Reidy's Men Tie the Score on
Three Occasions, But They
Finally Lose Out
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

The Beavers took another fall out
of the reinforced Oaks yesterday
in seesaw battle. On three
different occasions the, transbay
bunch tied the score, only TO
lose out at the finish. There was
plenty of good solid bingling by
the bat singers of both teams. as
they touched up Garrett and Wiggs in
a lively manner. The latter was the
good Samaritan. however. and his gen
erosity was responsible for some of the
runs, as he issued eight free trips to
the initial station during the nine
frames. At the end the score read:
Portland 5, Oakland 4.
Reidy thought that the hot weather
would be just the stuff for long Wigs
and he gave him the heavy part of
the work He was not as good as as
right off the reel TO score. Wiggs lost
Cooney in the opening frame and the
feet footed Beaver quickly stole sec
ond On Olson'S out, Claire to Cam
eron, Cooney took third and scored on
Mercedes grounder, which went by
third
The Oaks eyened it in their part of
the frame. Maggart, the first up, was
passed. He stole second and registered
on Camerons safe fiier to center.
. IN the lnlTO gu lnO dlAu
the oaks finished their part of the
frame with a like number. Cooney
again started il for the Beavers by
sending a grounder down TO Claire,
which. he got tangled up with. Olson S
hit past second scored Cooney. Olson
took second when Maggart allowed the
hit TO get by him. Graney's hit scored
Olson.
The Oaks got started when Maggart
singled and Carroll doubled. Duffey
Lewis scored both with mailing hit
over second.
In the sixth McCredie tripled to left
and registered on Johnson's out, Nc
kune TO Cameron
In the Oaks half Cutshaw beat out
an infield hit. He took second on a
passed ball. went to third on Mckune'
out and scored on Claire's hit.
The visitors sealed the game in
their half of the seventh by making
a run and Reidys men could never
catch them thereafter. Garrett WAS
given a free trip and Cooney helped
him along TO third with nice double
Graney hit safely and Garrett trotted
home. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
St. Mary's Preparing for
Clash With j. 6.

The football squad at st. Mary's col
lege is holding regular daily practice
after class hours in anticipation of the
first game of the season. which will
come off on California field Saturday
afternoon. The Oaklanders will on
that occasion go up against the Cali
fornia freshmen.
The st. Mary's men have made rapid
progress under the direction of Sid
ney Stewart, the coach engaged for the
with Otto RittIer, instructor in ply
sical culture at st. Mary's. Stewart has
set about building up Rugby squad
that will assuredly let itself be heard
from before the season closes.
The names of the men who will enter
the tussle with California saturday
have not been made public. II Is likely,
players will be largely represented:
Eugene Riordan. William Grundell,
Louis Diavila. James Smith, William
Hughes and Regis Starrett.
The following students are members
of the Rugby squad and are all trying
to make the varsity fifteen:
Francis Clinton. Leonard D'Artenay, Nicholas
MccIatchy. William. DonneIly. Michael o'con-
nell Francis K. 1aulppe, Irving Mclnns;
Miller. BARLEY Treat. John Deiahide; Robert
Moiioy Benjamin Greedy. Edward Martin. Fran
els Mcdonald. Daniel Sheehy. Thomas Hogan.
Elmo Leonhardt, Thomas Mccarthy. John Chap
delain, Frank Dunnigan, William b. Davie,
Frank Arata. Edward Reardon. William Burke,
George Miller. Edward Rooney, John Herrera.
Thomas Fitzsimmons. John Armstrong and
Mortimer Gibson.
The football field at st. Mary's will
be In splendid shape for the initial
game Of the season scheduled for Sat
urday, September 22 On that occasion
the Oaklanders will play return game
with California.
The st. Mary's college athletic asso-
citation will hold its first meeting Of
the semester tonight. Minor off1cials
will be elected for the year and a
schedule arranged for interclass con-
tests.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Golf Tournament Scheduled
At Burlingame

BURLINGAME. Sept. 15.-A handicap
mixed foursome golf tournament of Is
holes and a putting contest will be
held at the Burlingame country club
links Sunday, September 26. The golf
tournament will begin at 10 o'clock
in the morning and the putting contest
at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
The cups for the morning event are
to be presented by Mrs Walter S.
Martin and E. Raymond Armsby, and
the one for the afternoon contest by
Charles Templeton Crocker. Players
may choose their own partners Tor the
tournament in the forenoon.
Both contests are open to members
of any golf club, SO it is hoped that
the San Rafael, Claremont, San Fran
cisco and Menlo clubs will all be rep
resented. Douglas Grant. and Chaplin
Tubbs, the young Burlingame cracks,
will both be entered.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Santa Clara Gives Babies
Tough Battle
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Sept. 10
This afternoons game between the
freshmen and Santa Clara college re-
suited in a score of to in favor of
the first year team. The game was
much harder for the 1918 team than
the one with Lowell high. The first
half seemed to be on Santa Clara's
side, the freshmen holding them from
scoring only by hard fight.
The freshmen had a chance in the
first of the game to carry the ball
over, but. as in subsequent chances,
were outplayed. The second half
opened with as much fight as the
first, the freshmen showing their bet
ter condition. The ball was played up
and down the field all through the
game, with good booting and rushing
on both sides. The freshmen nearly
carried the ball across with a pass
ing rush at one time and at another
Warswick crossed the line, but failed
to score because of knockon.
Toward the end the freshmen finally
scored with burst of fighting, Arrell
carrying the ball over and around for
good position. The try was not con-
verted and the score stood 3 to for
the freshmen. A few minutes OF rapid
play followed with the ball danger
ously near the freshmen's goal. The
crack of the pistol ended the game at
this point.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Baseball Notes

Danny Long has lost Third Baseman
Dulin Of Green Bay. Mich, who he had
a draft in for. Manager Taylor of the
Boston American team came along and
swiped Dulin.
From the outlook the fans will have
chance to see some OF the major
leaxuers. out here this season Connie
Mack proposes TO send the Athletics
TO the coast and IL Is not unlikely that
the Cubs will be here. President Ewing
thinks that a series OF games between
the eastern teams and the clubs OF the
Coast league would be interesting and
wind up with a series OF games be-
tween the big leaguers.
Owing to the illness of his father
Willie Hogan was missing from the
Oakland lineup yesterday and Claire,
Oaklands new utility man, covered
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Seals Are Tied
With VerDOnS
In Thirteenth
S0ufherners Overtaken in the
Ninth and Darkness
Stops Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

Los ANGELES, Sept. t5.-After
forging well into the lead and being
on the long end of to score
in the latter half fof the eighth in
ming, Happy Hogan saw his Vernonites
tied In the ninth and the. game ca1Ied lie
after 13 innings of good play The
contest was a pitchers battle from the
first few frames, but heavy hitting py
the locals scored tallies in the Hitn
and eighth innings. Browning twirled
nice ball for Mohler's players and was
given perfect support by the infield.
Bodies error made by muff1ng STOW
alls fly, in the fifth, with two down,
nearly lost the game for the Seals. The
northern left fielder redeemed himself,
however, in the latter half of the ninth,
by lining out the safety which scored
the tying run.
Miller was the batting sensation OF
the day. making hits at critical mo-
ments and tallying three of the. runs
made by his team. Martinke duplicated
Bodies performance in left garden py
dropping Davis fly in the ninth. los
ing the game. for the Vernon nine
Schafer pitched the entire IL innings,
but Browning, Of the Seals, was re-
placed by Durham in the ninth.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

FRESNO, Sept. 15.-Bloomfield held
Fresno to two hits today and easily
BANKED the Tigers, to O. Loucks
was pounded all over the lot for IL
bingles. Bloomfield secured three hits,
one home run drive over the left
field fence in the seventh, and a walk,
in four times up. Burns and Happy
Smith contributed two baggers. But
one Tiger reached second base during
the nine innings. BY making it three
straight over Fresno today Oakland
regained possession of first place. The
score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
. HIGH SCHOOL ATHLETICS

In another week the high school track and
football season Will begin with active competl-
tlon. On the track the nrst large meet will he
that Of the San Francisco subleaEue of the
Academic Athletic league. which. takes place
on the Uniyersity Of California cinder track on
the 18th Tryouts are being held nearly every
day by the different schools on the stadium
track. Cogsweli il still strong. and, With Low
ell. seems the likeliest contender. The Lick
school athletes all figure that they have 4
good chance, while both Mission and Polytechnic
are In better shape than last season.
All the high school football teams that are
playing the American game claim that they
have stronger teams this year than last. with
the exception Of Lick, which Inst heavily
through graduation. sSs ;ssS- - =
Across the bay Oakland high Is considerably
stronger than last year. and so II Fremont. The
Fremont eleven will line up practically the
same as last season. the boys having Ofen prac-
ticing regularly and lined mp against the
second team Of the Century athletic club early
In the week for practice scrimmaxe Haskins.
Buchholz. Cohen Burns. Rhoda, Moore. Dow,
smith and Ridean are all back At school trying
for. their old positions. Among the new men
who are showing up prominently are Buch-
holtz at center. Hill at guard. Young At guar
ter and Perkins at tackle. game is seheduled
with the Hitchcock military academy for next
ber 2.
Oakland high has its regular sen iann9al inter-
elias: meet this afternoon On the Berkeiey cindef
track. zzss9
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

tnat DlStrlct Attorney Jerome is dDOut
to take fall out of it. Further. it de-
velops that Jerome and Police Commits
sioner Baker have been talking the
matter over for several days and are
ready with the crusher. The dispatch
is as follows:
NEW YORK. Sept 15.-If a decision
OF District Attorney Jerome holds good
there will be no bout between Stanley
Ketchel and the negro pugilist, Sam
Langford. at the Fairmont athletic club
here Friday night.
Correspondence between. the district
Baker was made public tonight. In
reply to the commissioners query
whether the police may legally stop the
bout, Jerome says:
THE Fairmont athletic club is duly
incorporated club, but when sparring
exhibitions are given. certain portions
of the ll ling are reserved for MEM
hers and their friends from which they
may observe such exhibitions; and no
member or guest of a member is ad
mitted to such reserved portions of the
building unless the member has pre-
viously paid to the club a fee for the
privilege of such admission.
Assuming the facts to be as above
set forth, l am of the opinion that to
engage. in public or private sparring
exhibition under such circumstances is
violation of the penal law"
INSPIRED BY BRITT
According to some well founded ru-
mors, this action was mainly inspired
by the genius of Willis Britt. Several
days ago the tip was out that Britt
went TO Commissioner Baker in a very
mysterious sort of way and asked him
how about the match. 1t is said that
Britt showed the police commissioner
how it could be stopped without cast
ing reflections on anybody.
If the match does not come off then
there will be no excuse for Ketchel
not leaving for this city Immediately
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
JOHNSON REFUSES TO
POSTPONE THE MATCH.
Heavy Hand Of the. Law Likely to Crush the
Proposed Ketchel-Langford Bout
By WILLIAM ]. sLArTERY

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The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
GOLF PLAY BEGINS

CHICAGO, Sept 15.--As curtain raiser tc
the western open golf championship tournament
which begins tomorrow, % professionals led by
western champion Willie Anderson. defeated I
like number led by Fred Mcleod OF MidIo-
THAN 80 points to 2s at the Skokie club today.
The match was played under the Nassau sys.
tenn of scoring.
Mcleod won three points from Anderson and
George Sargent the national open champion.
beat Tom Verdon, the English professional,
to J.. q
Bob Simpson Of Milwaukee. former westeru
open champion, and Stewart Gardner of Exmoof
broke even.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
SLIDING FINE FOR sPEEDERs

CHICAGO, Sept. IA sliding scale of penal
ization for automobile speeders was made eff
fective today by the board of trustees OF Kenil-
worth. North Shore suburb.
Hereafter any motorist who drives his car
through Kenilworth faster than 20 miles an
hour and slower than 25 miles hour will be
fined 81 mile, that is, he will be fined SO for
running - miles hour, for example.
II the speed is between 25 and 30 miles, the
hne win be 81 mile. Above 30 miles the
minimum nne viii be 500.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
rANpERBILT ANNOUNCES RACE

NEW YORK. Sept. 15.-william X. Wander
bilt president OF the Motor cups holding
citation. formally announced yesterday through
the Manufacturers contest association that the
Vanderbilt cup will be held on Saturday.
October 80. course consisting In part OF
the Long island motor parkway and existing
roads in the highway system OF Nassau, county
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
FINED FOR KILLING DOE

SAN RAFAEL, Sept 15.-S. Fraire,
waiter employed at the White House,
resort near Fairfax. was fined $50
for killing a doe by Justice Magee here
today, and two other employees of the
same place. Peter Arbino and Edgar
Weber, were released when the case
against them was dismissed for lack OF
connecting evidence. The doe was
killed on the A. P. Hotaling ranch last
month
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
A Big Demand for Room.

Is expected soon. as already people are
arriving for the Portola Festival and
looking around for their friends and
relatives who are 10 follow later
Those who have rooms to let ana
would rent them early would find il a
wise plan TO insert a little ad In The
Calls Want Ad section. Drop US a line
to call or phone Kearny 86.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
FRESNO
SUAfAIAR'

Home run-Bloom6eld Two base nits-Burns
Fl. Smith. Struck out-By Bloomfield 2. Double
play-Joyce TO Campbell to Nealon Hit by
pitched ball-Tracey. Earned runs-Oakland s.
First base on called bals-0n Loneks g. of
Bloomfield .. Left on bases-Oakland 9. Fresno
e. First base errors-Fresno /. Sacrifice hits
Kelley Burke. Joyce. Stolen bases-Burns. Car
ney. Time of game hour and 81 minutes. I'm
pire-Ehret-
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
American League

BOSTON. Sept. 15-On their last appear-
ance here this season, the Washingtons defeated
Boston today in poorly played game Score:
v,-t.. r. Fl. r.
" nsuIuetch -..--.-.-.., -.-.--..-.7f IA 8
Batteries-Gray and Street; Karger. Pane and
Donahue anu
NEW YORK, Sept. I5.-New York defeated
Philadelphia In the last game the visitors will
play here this season. Score: R. H. e
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures .
New York ...........l. a ~ =
Batteries Morgan Dygert and Livingstone.
Brockett and Sweeney. -
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nAKLANn
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
- u e4AR1 IL
.nrn Iii Mc(,rodio

Three base hit-McCredie Two base hits
Grsney, Carroll. Cooney. First base on called
balls-0f Garrett 2, on Wigs s. Struck ont
BY Garrett :. by Wigs 6. Hit by pitcher
Carroll. Double pays-Cutshaw to Cameron;
bsll-Fisher Time Of game hours. Empires
Van Haltren and Toman.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At Toledo Toledo 2, Kansas City /.
At Columbus-First game: st. Paul 5, Column
bus 8. Second game: st. Paul 8, Columbus l.
At Louisville. Ky.--First game: Louisville 2,
Milwaukee 5. Second game Louisville l. NIL
waakee Q. Called In the seventh on account OF
darkness.
At indianapolis indianapolis 2. Minneapolis 8.
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Sacramento 9, Los Angeles 3

SACRAMENTO. Sept 15.-The Angels
were not in the running today when
Sacramento won by q score of to 3.
Ehman was a little wild. but Hosp
put the ball just where the locals
liked to see IL. A total of Is hits. in
cluding a home run by Shinn, a triple
and two doubles, together with Hosp's
error, account for the score. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
SUMMARY

Home run-Shinn. Three base hifs-Fisnagan
il. Smith. Two base hits-Wheeler, RayDer
Flanagan. Sacrifice hits-FlHnagan. Rarmer'
La Longe. First base called baIis-Off I'm.
man J. OF Hosp 2 Struck ouf--Fy Ehmap <
By Hosp g. Double plays-Darringer to Myers
Wheeler 10 Delmas 10 Beall: Raymer TO MYERS
Raymer 10 shlnn to Myers Time OF gsme-i
hour and As minutes Umpire-McGreevy
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
BALL PLAYER DIES

DAYTON, O.. Sept, 15.-Charles Pinckley.
second baseman on the Dayton baseball team,
who was hit the head with pitched ball IN
Yesterdays game with Grand Rapids. died In the
hospital al noon today he suffered fracture
OF the skull.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Pirates Win Their Game
In First Inning
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CINCINNATI. Sept. J5.-Pittsburg got four
runs in the opening inning, n lead Cincinnati ii
was never able to overcome. Score: R. II. E.
Pittsburg -..............7 n
Cincinnati 9
and Gibson. Umpires-Johnstone and O'Day
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 15.-Philadelphia shut
out Brooklyn today in a pitchers battle be-
tween McQuillan and Scanlon. Score:
n.. R. H. E.
= ppnIla9eipnla
brooklyn ....--..........
Bergen. Umpire-Kane
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
Northwest League

SPOKANE, Sept. 15.--Couver picked hot
chestnut out of the fire by sowness of the
Spokane infeld in handling bunts in the ninth
inning today. three runs coming over on FIaua-
gan's long hy and an infield out. Paddock was
generally effective, only one run being earned
Score:
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. II I
Spokane 2 g. 2
Spencer.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16

TACOMA. Sept. 15.-The Tigers batted Stark
ell all over the lot today while Hopkins held
the Aberdeen batters to three hits. Tacoma win
ing. S to 2. Hopkins starred at the bat too.
getting a triple and double that brought in
runs. Buck Connor has Joined the Aberdeen
team Score: r. Fl. E.
Aberdeen ..................,.. g.
Batteries Hopkins and Stevens; Starkell and
kreitz.
PORTLAND. Sept. 15.--Althoush Cough was
wild up to the eighth inning he managed to hold
Seattle down to one run. In that inning. how.
play by Portland enabled them to stretch into
five runs. Score: r H. E.
Seattle ...-................ s Q
foFtidud
Batteries-Hall and Shea; Cough and Fournier
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
SUMMARY

+ Two base hts--Miller, Davis. McArdle, Ber-
nard, Martnke, Brashear, Deyereaux. Tennant
(2). Sacrifice hits-Tennant, Martinke, Dever-
eaux, Bode, Hogan. Stolen bases--Davis. Moh-
ler (2). First base on called balls-On Shafer
g. OF Browning /. of Durham 2. Struck out
BY Shafer 4, by Browning 3. by Durham 2.
Double play-Bernard to Hogan to Brashear.
Wild Ditch-Shafer. Hit by pitcher-Stovall.
Williams. Time OF game hours. Umpires-
Irwin and Toman.
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Bloomfield Puts Oakland
In First Place
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

Oakland :, Fresno o.
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SAN FRANCISCO

sMundorn batted for Brown in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Vernon . % 0 90 4 0 0 8 0 o 0 o.
Bssehits .......1 0 0 0 1 o 0--13
San Francisco. % o 0 ! 0 Pa o o o.
Basehits ......O1I0 o. Ito 1 0-12
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-16
LOS ANGELES
SACRAMENTO

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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