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Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
LONE PINE ASSAYS

The assays from the new find in
the south drift of the Lone Pine
mine are. from one sample, total val
ue, $1743, of which $2.4S is gold ;
from the other, total $67.1S, of which
$1O3 is gold. The change in forma
ton is the first that has been found
in this drift
Carson City daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1907-1930, 1909-01-28
SILVER MARKET DROPS

NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Silver drop
Del again today. Locally it went to
81 "a, a fall of 5-S. In London it
$ :, for G23 lbs 16d.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
California Rider Loses His
Life at Races

Tommy Sandy. who is reported killed
at Ogden track and who was the son OF
Prof. s. ]. Sandy. the we'll known local
barytone singer. began his track career
as an exercise lad with the stable Of
Dr. H. E. Rowell at Emeryville. He was
about II years of age when he entered
the employ of Dr. Rowell, but made
rapid progress in learning to ride and
soon became a jockey. He won his first
race at Seattle After appearing to ad-
vantage at the Oakland track Sandy
went to New York with the Rowell
horses and met with considerable sue
cess. He also rode for Thomas III. Will
liams at Emeryville and on the New
York tracks.
During the summer of 1908 Sandy
rode at Seattle and incurred q suspen-
sion at the hands of the judges. After
that he was on the ground until the
latter part of last season at Emery
vile, when he was restored to good
standing. He had grown rapidly dur
ing the last two or three years, and
could only accept mounts where the
weights We're high. Sandy was com
menclng TO show some of his old time
form when the local season ended. and
after that he went to Montana, riding
at Butte and Anaconda.
For several years Sandy was re-
garded as one of the cleverest light
weight riders in the country He was
good Judge of pace and displayed
ability in finishing.
The dead jockey is mourned by a
mother. father and several brothers
and sisters.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Four Rugby Games Will Be
Played Today

-Four games of Rugby are scheduled
for today-two at California field. one
at Stanford and the other at San Jose.
At Berkeley the freshmen will meet
the San Jose high school team. The
latter have been coached by A. HI.
Moverly and are said to be in good
form.
The San Jose team will line up as
follows: -
Fullback. S. Brown
Three-quarters, j. Brown, A. Stew
art, p. Mcmillan, E. Bacon
Halves, n. Hazeltine, d. Sims
Forwards, B. Bowden, C. Sedgwick
A. McAuley, II. Hays, P. Douglas, b.
Adler, III. Fleming.
Wing forward. G. Brown.
The freshman game will start at
2:3O, and Immediately afterward the
Reliance and varsity teams will meet
for the second time. The Reliance men
field today than last time.
The Reliance will take the field as
follows:
FulIback, P. Johns
Three-quarters, Van Mandersheid.
McElroth, Neal Harris, Littlepage
Halves, E. Arnott, E. Pomeroy
Forwards, Bishop. Fairbanks, Pande.
wogel Von Helms, Dyreborg, Dalton,
Reserves, Nelson, Robertson, urch.
Prisk
At San Jose the game between the
University of the Pacific and the Olym-
pic team has been scheduled on the Of
fetal program of the Native Sons cell
ebration, which closes there tonight.
The teams will line up as follows:
University of the Pacific
Fullback, F. Horridge.
Three-q quarters, G.. Needham, d. Nc
Nair. III. Douglas, E. Pettis.
Halves. j. Trevarrow, C. Turner
Forwards. II. Tapp l. Kelly r..
WEIGH, j. Stonier. A. Johns. W. Ruth
erford. A. F'ickers, r. Reade.
Oiympics-
Fullback Briggs.
Three quarters. Cavanaugh, D. Web
ster Goodell
Five-eighths, Laumeister. ]. Web
ster
Half, Parker.
Forwards Miller. Hickey. Molfino,
Wallisch, Haley. Skov. Mckenzie,
Agufrrc.
Referee. j. Lafferty.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Close Decision
At Pan Gives
Game to Seals
Red Davis Scores the Only Run
of the Game in the
Fifth Inning

Every bail team in every sort of a
league gets by with a slender victory
now and then but no team ever got
away with q closer one than the Seals
did with the Angels yesterday after
noon. 1t was one of those one to
nothing affairs. With the "one" in ques-
tion marks. Half the fans in attend
ance thought he was out. while the
other half were sure he was safe. I'M
pire Pop Van Haltren was with the
safe brigade and this proved to be
the answer
If several other runs had been scored
by both sides the decision might have
passed with far less comment, for the
san Francisco fans generally accept
The rulings of the umpires with far
more grace than they do in the other
cities of the circuit But when one run
means defeat for one team and victory
for another it's altogether a different
story. All the Angels. including their
diplomatic boss. Henry Berry, feel
certain that they were robbed, and as
some of the San Francisco fans go as
Tar as TO stand in with them, the
crushing blow is felt all the more
keenIv.
The important incident came to pass
IN the ffth spasm- McArdle started by
making a scratchY hit which Jud Smith
could not handle. Browning tried to
sacrifice. but forced McArdle at short.
Red Davis laid down slow one TO
out, but the southern shortstop made
grand stop and cut Browning off at
short. This made the second out and
nobody looked for anything startling.
Davis. however, was right in the
game. and made bold steal of the
second bag. Captain Mohler slapped
one on the beak and shot it out to left
field for a nice single. Goodwin re-
covered the ball and tossed il in to the
plate. Catcher Hughey Smith received
the sphere in plenty of time and ap
parently put il on Davis. Van Haltren
motioned him out first and then. after
watching the play closely. called the
runner safe.
II was a hard game for George
Wheeler 10 blow. He pitched splendid
ball from the first to the ninth inning
and had all the Seals guessing His
five hits were scattered in all the in
nings save the fourth and the fatal
fifth. when the Seals got two in each
inning. Not a man hit Wheeler safely
after Monler landed with the one
which broke up the game.
Browning finally celebrated a victory
after dropping five in a row. right on
top Of his great record of Is consecu-
tive wins. The way he was working
discouraged the southern batsmen all
the time. Try as they might they never
could get jerry TO the offerings of the
little Seal. He kept his four hits
well scattered and passed only three
OF the southerners. The score:
los ANGEL rs
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Park Driving Club Will
Hold Races Today

The Park amateur driving club will
hold a series of pacing and trotting
races this afternoon at the Golden Gate
park speedway. Many of the well
known matinee horses are to start.
The second race brings out good field
of trotters. Among them are Doctor
O'Brien, Reina Directum and Mike
Kelly.
The races start at 1870 p. m. The
entries follow:
First race, class trotters-Molera Jo-
seph's Belle Overton, A. +. Clayburgh's Charles
H. Captain w. Matson's Mckinney Nj.
Second race. class A trotters-A. Ottinger's
Mike Kelly. G. Wempes Plumada, +. ]. Kill
patrick's Elma s. s. Christenson's Reina Direc-
fum ID. X. Hoffman's DR.. 'Brien.
Third race, class trotters-A. ottinger's
Lady Irene, A. Ottinger's Lilly Dillon. F. j.
Kilpatrick's Princess W.
Fourth race. class pacers-I. Z. Borden's
Roberta, E., Cerciat's Tom I, l. b. Daiziel S
John T. II. C. Ahler's Princess v.
Fifth race. class G trotters-I L. B0rden's s
Barney Barnato, F. l.. Mathes' Walter G, j. w.
Smedley's Red Velvet.
Sixth race, class A pacers-E. Cerciats Moy
F. L. Matthes 0ptsah.
Starter, George h. Gay; judges-A. J. Molera
r. Nolan. W. franklin timers-T. F. Bannan,
A. Melletz: marshal. II. NJ Ladd secretary.
+. W. Thompson
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Keen Play in
Mems Doubles
At Del Monte
James and Freeman Wiz Five
Set Match From Foley
and MCSWain
BY ARTHUR INKERSLEY
Special Dispafch 10 The CalI


DEL MONTE. Sept. 1o.-The mems
doubles provided the most interesting
play on the tennis courts here today.
doubles for men George James and l..
X Freeman played q keen five set
match against G. Foley and R. Nc
Swain, whom they defeated S-6, Ct,
2-6. Ga. Reuben G. Hunt and Percy
Murdock. having beaten E. p. Finagan
and Homer Hotchkiss in the first round
6-2. 81, Cd, 3-6, 6-1, earned their
way into the semifinal round, in which
they proved superior to Sumner Hardy
and A. V. Duncan, 6-2. 6-3, IS, So.
81. The competitors in the final
round will be George James and L. r.
Freeman against r. G. Hunt and Percy
Murdock. The winners will capture
the trophies for the mems Del Monte
doubles, the Pacific states champion
ship in mems doubles having been de-
cided at Long Beach in June.
In the ladies' doubles Miss Hazel
Hotchkiss and Miss Coda Myer beat
Miss Dora Rogers and Mrs. kearne
"a. 81, while Miss Florence sutton
and Mrs. B. o. Bruce proved superior
to Miss Nora Brewer and Miss Amy
Brewer. the score being 6-3. 6-1.
Miss Hotchkiss and Hiss Myer will
meet Miss Florence Sutton and Mrs.
Bruce in the final round and the win
ners will capture the ladies' doubles
championship for 1909 Last year
winners Miss May sutton and Miss
Elizabeth Ryan, are not taking part
in this tournament.
In the mixed doubles also there will
be a new pair of champions, last years
winners. Miss May Sutton and Simp-
son M. Sinsabaugh, not having played
at Del Monte this year. If Tom Bundy
We're on hand the championship would
probably go to him and Mrs Bruce.
The event is consequently pretty open
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and partner, Miss
Bruce and partner, all having a good
chance of proving victorious.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
THF GALES PAGE OF SPORTS 1annn
Rugby Squad
Is PraCtiCing
At St. Mary's
Game With Santa Clara College
i'm November Looked Upon
as a Big Event

A partial schedule of the Rugby
games to be played by the ST. Marys
varsity fifteen was made public yes
terday. The schedule includes games
with Stanford. California, Santa Clara,
the University of Nevada and the Uni
versity of the Pacific. In addition TO
the games arranged for in the official
schedule the Oakland collegians will
try conclusions with the Barbar1anS ana
other local amateur Rugby teams
The game which promises to be or
greatest interest is that with tne Saht@
Clara college team, which Will take
place in San Francisco November -.
The Catholic colleges are keen rlNaiS
for athletic honOrs- Last year Tue
ming the baseball series and st. Mary 3
beSting the southern colieSlanS m
track events. Dopesters agree that IN
football the two Institutions are very
evenly matched. and the game NoVen-
Der 20 will be big event IN the loeai
athletic world.
In addition TO the regular varsity
fifteen ST. Mary's will put at least one
other team in the field. which will
compete with the high schools and am
ateur teams of high school standing
The St. Mary's Rugby squad holds
daily practice under the direction or
Sidney Stewart. formerly coach of the
crack New Zealand Rugby team, nail
ing from Sacred Heart college The
varsity men Will play their nrSJ game
one week from today, when they VIII
take on the California players on CALI
fornia field.
The Official schedule follows:
September 1S-St. Mary's University OF
California. at California field
September 22-St. NaryS vs. University or
California. at Oakland
September 25-St. Mary's vs.. Stanford, at Palo
Alto.
october 2-st. Msry's vs.. University Of Ne
vada. at Reno.
October 6-St. Mary's VS.. stanford. at Oak
land
October St Maty's vs.. University OF the
Pacific. San Jose.
November 6-St. Mary's vs.. University Of the
Pacific. at Oakland.
November 25-st. Mary's Santa Clara. at
San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Egan Eliminates Evans in
Golf Tourney

WHEATON. H.. Sept. 10.-Another
day of close golf saw the elimination
of Western Champion Charles Evans
Jr., and Mason Phelps, the Midlothian
youth. in the struggle for the national
amateur golf championship. Tomor-
row II. Chandler Egan of Exmoor and
Robert Gardner of Hinsdale will meet
in the finale to decide the champion
ship.
Egan disposed of Evans after a
struggle that ended spectacularly at
the thirty-sixth hole. the Edgewater
youngster topping his drive into the
bunker. the only really bad drive he
made in his long struggle.
The Gardner Phelps match also went
to the home green, but Gardner's adj
vantage was one hole better. as he
was | up. playing for the last hole.
and clinched the match by a perfect
four making him 2 up at the finish.
Evans. who was apparently hopeless
ly outclassed I'm the morning play,
made one of the gamest uphill strug-
giles In. the afternoon ever seen in a
national tournament Three times he
squared the match. the first time at
the twenty-third hole, again at the
twenty-seventh and again at the thir-
ty-second.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Fresno Tigers Bat Themselves
Into First Place i'm the
State League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 4, Stockton I.
Fresno Z, Oakland O.

FRESNO, Sept 1o-The Tigers
avenged the defeat of yesterday by
pounding Benne Henderson's delivery
all over the lot today. Oscar Jones.
who finished the game on the opening
day, went into the box again and
pitched big league ball blanking More
ings club and keeping the eight hits
OH his delivery well scattered.
henderson was touched up Is safe
drives, three of which were labeled for
Two bags, Bill Kelley getting two and
Schimpf the third
henderson walked two in the third
and then permitted three singles in a
row that scored four runs. Four
enth chased three across. BY winning
today Fresno jumped back into first
place. The score:
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purifying tonic propiss Book Rheumatism and
medical advice AL who write
ATW SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Portland 3, Sacramento ?

SACRAMENTO. Sept. l0.-Four hits
in the twelfth inning today beat Sac
ramento for the third time this week
After allowing the Beavers a two run
lead. one score being made on La
Longe's overthrow to second, Sacra-
mento started an uphill fight and
scored one run in the fifth and another
in the eighth. Ehman was strong un-
III the twelfth, when Fisher Johnson,
Ort and Speas hit successfully at the
opening of the inning Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Murray- Two base hit-Hack-
EFT. Stolen base-Hallinau- Struck out-By Fox
a. by Smith ). First base called halls-0f
Fox g. of Smith 4. Double -lay-Waters to
Halinan to Pfyl. Left Dissatisfaction 9.
Sacramento 3, First base on errors--Stockton =,
Sacramento 1. Time OF game hour and 20
minutes. umpire-Harper. Scorer-Harlin.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Two yachts participate today
Yachts Ready
For InterClub
Events Today
Rivalry Viii Be Keen in Races
for MacdOnOugh Cups
on the Bay

The fourteenth annual regatta of the
Pacific Interclub yachting association
will start at o'clock sharp this aft
ernoon, the Joseph B. Macdonough
cups TO be given to the winners. The
association has chartered the steamer
Gold and those who care to follow the
race can do SO for so cents.
The contest in nearly every class is
expected to be keen. All the boats have
been tuning up during the week put
ting on their grease and paint.
For the first time in the history of
the races the 20 footers will sail over
the same course taken by the % foot
class. Several years ago the 20 iooters
were all open boats, and therefore the
Presidio shoal and a run back TO
Meiggs wharf, but the route has now
oeen extended to the Goat island sho.I
in addition TO the former course.
The rivalry between the Ruby of the
Corinthfan club, which has for several
years had things it's own way, will be
hotly disputed by. Clarence McCarthy's
Fleur de Lis of the Golden Gates
Stevens has the advantage of being a
much more experienced sailor than his
younger opponent. The speedy Moon
the Pronto, there will be a battle
royal among the 20 footerS for the first
time in many years.
The % foot class will bring out the
Discovery of the Corinthian club and
the Merry Widow of the Aeolians. The
Widow won very handily last year and
Rosseau figures on repeating.
In the so foot class the Challenger
gives the Monsoon a trifle over two
minutes handicap, which will hardly be
enough TO help Phillips over the finish
line first. though the Monsoon seems
to have struck a winning gait in the
last few months and may surprise it's
admirers.
The Presto will have everything
beaten to frazzle among the So
footers, being in a class by herself
The Yankee and Speedwell will fight
1t out among the a. footers The old
Mike VIII be missed in this class
through the death of its recent owner,
Wilkie Edwards.
The following are the entries and
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Vernon 1, Oakland o

Los ANGELES. Sept. l0.-Vernon
won from Oakland in the tenth inning
after one of the most satisfactory ex-
hibitions Of the season. With the
bases filed on a single by Vance
hit batter and a base on balls Bra
ear singled. scoring tho only run of
the game Vance allowed but two hits
The score.
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
san FRANCISCO
RrNs AND HIS ~ INNINGS
STNNfARl

Two base lif-HoWsrd. Sacrifice hifs-Hosp.
Browning. First base called bslls-Of Brown
ing 3, Of Wheeler 3. Struck out-By Browning
/. Time of game hour and 27 minutes I'm
rires-Nan Halfren and McGreerv
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11

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rooms advertise them in The Calls
Want Ad section. Low rates and sat-
isfactory results Give those little
money making Want Ads a chance to
make money for You. Phone Kearny
S6 and a solicitor will call.
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OAKLAND
RrNs ANp HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hifs-Eagan Brashesr. Sacrifice hits
Cameron. Bernard Stolen hases-W. Hogan.
NcKune. First base called balls-On Boice g.
of Vance 3. Struck ouf-By Boice e. by Vance
y Double play-Devereaux 10 Eagan 10 Brashear
Hit by pitcher-D. Lewis. StOvall. Time of
game hour and - minutes Umpires-Irwin
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At MiIwaukee-St. Paul 4. Milwaukee 5.
AT Indianapolis 8. Columbus 4.
At Loulsville-Louisville game called in fourth
inning. to o.
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BOSTON TRADES GEssLER

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1O.-An important base
ball trade was cOnsummated just before the Bos-
ton game here yesterday. whereby Boston gets
Pitcher Charley Smith and $500 in cash Tor
Doc Gessler, the heavy hitting Boston out
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
FIELD TRIALS

WINNIPEG. Man.. Sept l0.--The results In
the all age stakes Of the Manitoba field trials
at Armand were announced today
r. f. Edwards of Cleveland the first and
third. with the Pride Of Whitestonc and Miss
Queenie both handled by John Dozier, new
the grounds.
Second place went TO Cawley's Pride, one Of
the Babcock striug. which was also handled BY
= beginner John Hunt = Mississppt boy
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
Sacramento 4, Stockton 1

STOCKTON, Sept. 10.-Though Fox.
a local amateur was only touched up
for five hits Stockton lost the game on
costly errors. The home club couldn't
hit timely. The score:
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Keiley (2) Schimpff. Earned
runs-Fresno j. Struck out-By Jones 3. by Hen
derson 3. First base called balls-On Jones
2. off Henderson g. Left on bases-0akland H.
Fresno 10. First base errors-0akland
Double play-Carney to Tracey. Time of
game hour and 41 minutes. Umpire-Ehret
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TENNIS POSTPONED

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 10.-The first days
play between the English and American lawn
tennis teams postponed today until tomorrow
because of rain.
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DREAMLAND PERMITs

Amateur fight permits were voted TO the
Dreamland athletic club for October 8. the
United Railroads club for September II and the
Auditorium club for any week In this month
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
SACRAMENTO
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Johnson Two base hif-r.a
Lonrt Sacrifice hif--Myers. First base on
called, bslls-on Ehman ?. OF Carson !. struck
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-11
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

out-By Ehman o. by Carson a. Hit by pitcher
-Speas. Double play-Shinn to Myers. Time
OF game-2 hours and - minutes. Umpire
Mccarthy.
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National League

Harmon and Bliss. Umpire, o'Day.
PITTSBURG. Sept. 10.-Pittsburg won from
Cincinnati today. Today's game was the result
Of the protest OF Cincinnati regarding the game
won by Pittsburg on April 23 being allowed
Score; II. H. Il.
IittsDurs -----.------ '---..-- q
. \
Batteries-Willis and Gibson; Casper Rowan
and Roth. Umpires-Johnstone and KLEIN.
BOSTON. Sept 1o-Boston- -Philadelphia game
postponed; rain. Two games tomorrow
NEW YORK. Sept. 10.-Brooklyn- New York
game postponed; rain Two games tomorrow
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Northwest League

SPOKANE, Sept. 10.--A high wind bothered
the outfelders today and many hits went to the
fence under and away from the felders that
would have been ordinary outs or singles Spo-
kane gave Newlin awful drubbng, earning all
their first runs. The Indians fielding was
wretchcd. killilay pitched good ball. Score:
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SEATTLE. Sept. 1O-Seattle hit Pernoll hard
in inning, scoring six runs, which were
enough to win easily, Thompson was an
enigma to Aberdeen. Lynch closed the game
with brilliant double play to the plate from
deep center. The fielding Of both teams was
perfect Score: r. III. Il.
Seattle ....................7 10 o
Batteries-T Thompson and Shea; Pernoll and
Kreitz.
PORTLAND, Sept. 1O.--Mr. Hagen OF Rainier,
Ore, until today unknown in the baseball world,
was introduced to Vancouver as a pitcher from
Portland Hagen made good. During the entire
nine innings the visitors secured neither hit nor
run. They did, however, secure a large assort-
ment of errors, which, combined with an even
dozen hits OF Paddock, swelled Portlands score
TO ample proportions. Score: X. H. Il.
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures. o s
Portland IL z
Batteries-Paddock and Sugden; Hagen and
Armbrusfer