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jockeys Keenly Contest for
Weeks Riding Honors

Jockeys Taplin, scoville and Butler
made close thing of it for lass
weeks saddle honors at Emeryville.
The first two landed seven winners
each, and Butler piloted six 1t was
the third successive week that Taplfn
headed the list, and he is now only
three winning mounts behind Keogh
in the struggle for the jockey honors
of the season. keoghs riding of late
has fallen short of his earlier show.
ing, and he probably will lose his
coveted place of honor at the head of
the list within a few days unless he
takes a big brace. as Taplin is riding
In excellent form. Butler has re-
gained third place and is within strik-
Ing distance of the two leaders With
Scoyille under suspension 1t NAV be
taken as foregone conclusion that
the contest for the honors of the sea-
son has narrowed down to Keogh.
Taplin and Butler. The riding record
for the week was as follows
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Reds Defeat the Whites in
Trial Soccer Game
By Bob Shand

Before one Of the biggest crowds
that ever attended a soccer game in
San Francisco the trial team known
as the Reds vanquished the Whites
at the Eleventh and Mission street
grounds by a score OF 5 to ?. The
men We're selected with a view to
picking the best in California TO send
against soccer teams OF Oregon,
Washington and British Columbia
The game opened with the Whites
pressing and Singer was first to
score. Jack Balmain equalized a few
minutes later with a pretty screw shot
and Elliot put his side in the lead.
The score at half time was to o.
The Reds had things all their own
way in the concluding period, Dono-
hue. Elliot and Bernard adding
points, while the best the other side
could do was one lone goal. from the
foot OF Pike.
Donohue. Elliot. McKiernon and
McFarlane were best for the winners
and on the other side Walters. Per-
idns and Hunter rendered yeOman
service.
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FIRST
TN THE TENNIS
TOURNEY
Closing Games in the Golden
Gate Park Courts Are
Closely Contested
By Grant Smith

The class singles tournament COM
menced on the Golden Gate park ten
mis- courts last Sunday was completed
yesterday. Maurice O'Loughlin won
the first class. NJ Rose the second, E.
B. Miller the third and l. II. Kaiser
the fourth.
As was expected. Mclaughlin ear
ried off the first class honors with
ease. He met w. G. Knowlton in the
finals and won in straight sets
The semifnal match between Knowl-
ton and Z. P. Finnigan was hotly con-
tested. Finnigan won the first set
easily. but his opponent took the next
six games straight. Finnigan led at
10 in the deciding set. but KnOwltOn
again came through with a burst CT
speed and took six straight games and
In the finals of the second class
Rose won three sets out Of four from
set handily, but his opponent took the
next three with equal ease.
The final match OF the third class
proved by far the closest of the day
Miller lost the first two sets to G. G..
Sparrow by one sided scores, but put
up a great uphill game and won out
when he hardly looked 10 have a
chance. The fifth set was unusually
'iGTe' In the S khais Of P'u the fourth class H.
c. Holson withdrew after losing the
first two sets to Kaiser. The latter
won the first set easily. but took the
next by a narrow margin, 10 games
being required.
The scores follow:
First class semifnals-W. G. Knowlton beat
E. +. Flnnigan 2-6. 60. C. Finals-Siau-
rice McLoughlin beat Knowlton 6--1 e. 6-4.
Second class. fnals-M. Rose beat E. J. Curley
Sc. 6-3. 6-3. e..
Third class, dnaIs-E. r. Miller beat c. g.
Sparrow 2-6. 2-6. 60. e. s6.
Fourth class. semihnals-kaiser beat Cameron
CO. 10 Finals. II. Kaiser beat H. {.
Hobson 6-1. 81. default.
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PHOENIX READY TO
BATTLE WITH
WHITE SOX
Catholic School Athletic League
Completes Details for the
Indoor Meet
By VIII Scarlet

The famous Phoenix team of St
Mary's college will play the White Sox
tomorrow afternoon at Freeman's park.
Oakland. Manager Comiskey of the
Chicago team is an intimate friend of
many former Phoenix men and he has
eagerly availed himself of the present
opportunity of coming into touch with
the college players.
Tomorrow Manager Comiskey will be
the guest of st. Mary's athletic associ-
alton at a luncheon served in one Of
the clubrooms of the college. Durin~
the interval between luncheon and the
game, the veteran willow wielder will
have an opportunity of inspecting the
new gymnasium and stadium on the
Oakland campus.
The game, which is scheduled for
clock, Will be attended by many
OF the alumni of st. Mary's and a host
or local fans. The Phoenix Will line
up as follows:
Leonhardt, first base; Wilkinson, second
base. Fitzsimmons shortsJop: Wallace
third base; Leonard. right field, VIII
Is possible that Sheehv will alternate
with Hart in the pitchers box.
A meeting of the board of directors
OF the Catholic schools athletic league
was held yesterday afternoon at Sacred
Heart college. Delegates from all the
schools enrolled in the league took an
active part in. the proceedings.
Details for the big indoor meet of
Thursday next were perfected. Owing
TO the LARGE number of entries, 512 in
all. the contestants in the various
events viii be selected in a series Of
heats
Among those at yesterdays meeting
We're: Brother Gregory. Brother Cyril.
Brother Alexander. Mr.. Wolff Brother
Felan. Brother Thomas, Mr.. Striker
Mr. Haines Mr.. Kelly. Brother Joseph
us Brother Vitus, Brother Ambrose and
Mr. Fenlon.
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STOCKTON. HOUND Is
A SURPRISE AT
INGLESIDE
Colonel North Shows Class in a
Field of the Best Dogs
In Training

The honors OF the class stake yes
terday at Inglsslde coursing park
were divided between the Stockton
greyhound. Colonel North, and the
local flyer. Melrose Belle trained BY
Ed Preston. The final was postponed
owing to a scarcity OF hares. and IL
will be finished next Sunday.
The surprise OF the day was the
showing OF Colonel North. which had
never been taken seriously as a high
class greyhound. though he was rec
Ognized as being fast but erratic. He
took kindly to the going yesterday and
beat his competitors handily. Those
who followed the Slough City doa
were good winners. as he brought
home the money in every race with
odds against him.
In the first round Sangsrman was
made 10 3 choice over the Colonel
and like odds were laid against him
In his races with Golden Traiee and
The Vallejo entry. Royal Gold.
owned by Larry Monreal. showed to
but was unfortunate in Having hard
running Royal Gold had three unde-
clded races during the afternoon and
his speed. In the open stake Race
King and Hollywood went into the
final round, and they viii contest for
first money next Sunday. The results
follow:
Open stake. first round-GaIcover beat Ottawa:
Little WedgewoOd beat Theodore Bell Holly
wood beat Tennis Girl; Pongenie beat Colin
Maud O'COnnOr beat Young ClOverdale; Galte-
more beat Best Turkey. Lady Honesty beat Con
ductor; Star Pointer beat Pas0 Hobles; SeQuoia
beat Waubanauhkee: Heber beat Ring Lady
Race King beat Wild Bill; Bright Flower beat
Connie Moore.
second round-Litte wedgewood beat Gal
cover. Hollywood beat Pongenie; Best Turkey
Pointer Sequoia beat Hebers Race King beat
Bright Flower.
Third round-HollywoOd a bye. Little Wedge
wood withdrawn; Best Turkey beat Lady Hon
Fourth round-Hcliyvood beat Best Turkey
Race King a bye
Unfinished.
Unfinished open stake. third round-Genrle
Anne beat PedIar Baum; Nora Alto beat Red
Leaf; Princess Trixis beat Harriet :; Merry
Widow beat Eagle Rock. Wild Bug beat Billy
Delaney: Leading Lady beat The Mint Russell
beat Stanley X: Keepsake beat Young Pasha-
Unfinished
Class stake. irst round-Nelrose Belle beat
Third Rail; The Governor beat sister. Tralee
Lad beat Crystal Cheyenne beat Gold Musk,
The Crowd beat Rear Admiral, Royal Gold beat
Mr.. Loniers beat Bon Ami l. NJ NJ be4t Sepoy
Georgetown beat OnOndaga. Golden 1ralee beat
Jack Kevelin Col North beat San=crulan.
Second round-Nfelros9 Belle beat The Cover
nor: Cheyenne beat Iralee Lad; ROYAL Gold bear
The Crowd: Mr.. LGniers beat Speedway r NJ N
beat Georgetown; Col North beat Golden Ira
Thira rouSd-NIelrose Belle beat Cheyenne.
Royal Gold beat Mr.. Lonjers; Col North beal
FouTt rOund-MelrOse Belle beat Royal GoId:
Col North bye
diminished.
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II TO 4. Though the teams did not de-
eide TO play until the last minute on
account OF the sloppy condition of the
grounds, full house turned out to
see the fun, and by the time the UNI
pres called the game there were some
tnlng like 5000 eager anxious fans
on the job. They all got a run for
the price Of admission. though the
nome team did not perform any stunts
that might be classed as wonderful
IL was a game OF hit and miss and
tear around the sacks The field was
50 slippery that the players could not
through the inheld that would have
Deen soft chance under ordinary con
~ ~ liohs me morning was cold and
ctiiii9. and for this reason none Of the
pitchers could do himself Justice at
any stage OF the game
scissors Nelson started out to do the
slabwork for the Commuters, and the
chicago contingent tore right after
him. They hit the ball and ran around
the sacks and the Oakland fielders
Dooted many OF them. Cravath pol
lshed or the fatal inning with a home
run clout over the leftfield fence and
the SoX had a fine lead
lhey continued their aggressive tao
ties IN the third spasm when Christian
came IN TO take up the pitchers bur-
den He managed TO pull himself to-
gethef IN the next few rounds and gave
way 70 Maire in the eighth. The big
Fellow came in for quite a lou of slam
OAtA NL4C1 GOunO was over the
Sox had the game sewed up. There
was nothing to it.
And while the Chicago stfckers kept
themselves busy with bingle after bin
gle, the Oaks gave the Sox sIabster a
good time. Unfortunately. they did not
open up until late in the game, or the
nnish might have been different. How
eyer, Il was enough to demonstrate
fnat Van Haltrens colts are willing
ready stickers who will do a lot Of
Damage when they get in shape The
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Twenty-Five Golfers Com
pete on Soggy Links

An IS hole medal play tournament
was held on the Preside links yester-
day to determine positions in the con-
tinuous tournament The scores of the
tournament also will be used as basis
on Which to arrange the handicaps for
the tournaments during the year.
Owing to the soggy condition OF the
course the scores made We're compar-
atively poor. TWENTY-FIVE contestants
figured in yesterdays event and fin
ished in the following order
1. VI. A. Cummings: 2. c. II. Bentley; ,. A.
Field: 4. L. II. Buell. .. II. ". PostIethwaite:
g. D. Duncan; I. L. ]. Cog~ell; S. r. H. Postle-
thwaite; o. C. R. Cogweli: 10. B. FaymonyiIIe:
II. II. Eyre and II. b. Keith tied: Is. NJ. f.
Sprague; II. w. II. Stewart Is. III. v Rams
dell; 16. ". H. Rhodes: II. W. C. Macdonald:
IS, l.. E. Edwards; 10. NJ C.. Sloss: 20 John II
Robertson; ii. b. T. Bean; d. VI. II. Esberg
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WING CLUE OPENS SEASON

The California Wing club held its
initial pigeon shoot of the season. at
the Ingleside trap shooting grounds
yesterday.
In the second event Pete Walsh dis
tinguished himself by rolling up a
clean score of II with one barrel
Scores:
Opening event. - bird race. handicap dis
tanee-Nauman. 7. Prior. Webb. Ashlin Haas
McS1urchy, u: Green. Murphy. Walsh. Haight
GolcheF, Schultz, Bekeart, Munday. Turner
Murdoek. Klevesshl Garrett, Coleman IL :
Prather L. Prior. Sinkey. de Fremery Hills
10; Thomas o; Nielsen s.: Cuthbert withdrew
Twelve birds, handicap distance, high guns
7. Prior. Walsh. Ashlin Golcher ~ Nauman
Greene, Murphy. Bekeart, Gregg, Hills, de
FremeTy. Garrett. Nielsen. Schultz. Il: Kleve-
sahI Haas. l.. Prior. Nfundsy Thomas 10:
Prather Sinkey. Webb, o.
Six birds-Nauman, Nielsen Sinkey Ashlin
T. Prior Walsh, 6; Muhday. Haas, l. Prior
Greene, Garrett. >: Wolfr. 4.
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CRACK PoLoIsTs TO COMPETE
Especial Dispqtch to The Cali

CORONADO March Five teams.
representing Great Britain, PennsyI-
vania Riverside, Los Angeles and Buf-
lingame. will take part in the round
robin polo tournament at Coronado
beach beginning next Saturday Each
OF the five teams will play five matches,
every team meeting the other team.
The All-Arnerica polo championship
trophy. for which there must be at
least two entries foreign TO California
VIII be competed for, the contesting
the strongest Californian team.
The California teams will compete
for the John d. Spreckels cup. Each
member of the winning team will re-
eeive a silver goblet.
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Snappy Games in South

Los ANGELES. March Two
games Of baseball We're played here
today between the Chicago White Soy
second team and the Los Angeles Coast
league team, the Chicagos winning the
morning game. 10 8. and Los An
geies the afternoon game S to O. In
the morning game Lang and White
pitched for Chicago and Cowley and
Philips for Los Angeles. In the after
noon Miller and Altrock did the work
for Chicago and Tozier and Hosp for
Los Angeles. Both games were snappv
and full Of incident, and two large
audiences viewed them. The score:
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Bedwell Gains Safe Lead in
Number Of Races Won

The victory of Clamor in the Water
house cup enabled J. o. & c. H.
Keene to enter the select list of own
ers whose stable winnings for the
Emeryville meeting exceed $4,000.
There are only six in this class. II. G.
Bedwell has again established a safe
lead over r. A. Forsythe In the strug-
gle for the distinction OF winning the
greatest number OF races at the meet
ing The standing of the owners
whose horses have won In excess Of
$4,000 is now as follows:
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PHoENIx BEATs oLYMPIC yyyE

OAKLAND. March I'm one of the
most exciting contests ever seen on the
college diamond ST. Mary's Phoenix
nine defeated the crack Olympic club
team today by the score of to e. Both
teams played good ball and the game
was in doubt until the end
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OREGON MARATHON SANCTIONED

PORTLAND. Ore. March THE big
Oregon Marathon. to be run here NarcH
26. has been sanctioned by both the a.
A. u. and the p. n. A., and runners of
international reputation are expected to
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Will. ORGANIZE TWO LEAGUES

BERk KELLEY, March I--OtHcers Of the
Berkeley grammar school athletic
league have been elected as follows.
President. Joseph Hale of the lie Conte
school: secretary manager. Duncan
Montgomery of the Mckinley school.
Two baseball leagues will be organized
by the boys. Hereafter the girls of the
school will be eligible to sit on the
governing board, a measure which
passed by a large vote.
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MANY TEAMS WILL ROW.

PITTSBURG. March with teams
from more than two score of cities
scheduled to bowl the second week of
the ninth annual tournament of the
American bowling congress which con-
vened here February 27, promises to
be busy. The executive committee of
the congress will meet on Tuesday
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San JOSE BUsHERs WIN

SAN JOSE. March THE Santa
Clara college baseball team was de-
feated today by the San Jose State
leaguers, Walterstein being pounded
for 10 tallies in the opening inning.
Friene hit a homer with the bases full.
The score was II to s.
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Nelson .. By Christian g.
by B"lee ? by Marie .. by Smith 3 by Ffene
> pg Walsh ). Home run-Cravsth. Two base
hlt-OEen. Sacrifice hits-Altizer . Walsh
Elrst base on called bells-On Christian l. on
" ash ,. Struck out-By Smith l. br Walsh I
by Boice l. Hit by pitchar-Fianaran. bv
Nelson; l. Longe by Fiene: Breyette by
MsiSh- Double piayAAiiizer to Atz to Crarati
Llme-l hour - minutes. Umpires-Sheridsn
and Mccarthy.
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BEAVERS BEATEN IN oPENER

SAN LUIS OBISPO, March THE
baseball season opened this afternoon.
the Portland coast league team being
defeated by the San Luis Obispo nine
by score of A. to g. Portland's catch
ers have not yet arrived for training
and McCredie traded pitcher for
local catcher
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FIFTy-FouR IN LONG RACE

NEW YORK. March 7.-Fifty-four
pedestrians. divided into 27 teams
started tonight in an International 20
as you please race at Madison Square
garden. The duration of the contest
will be 124 hours. the finish being
scheduled for o O'Clock Saturday night.
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GANTNER & MATTERN
SUAfMARY

Home run-Martin. Three base hits-Martin
Zamlock. Two base hits-Conner Coffin b. Per
~. Sacrifice hits-Radford, Wallis. Hallnan.
Owens, E. Perry. First base on baIls-on Van
otterman C. of Conner 6. Struck out-By Van
otterman g. by Connor g. Triple Play. Perry
10 Coffin to E. Perry to Burke. Time of game
hours and so minutes. Umplres -Brockhon and
Nilsson.
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Arcadia Selections

First raee-An Alone. Likely
Dfeudonne. Guise-
second raee-FTank c. Hogan,
Sir Ashton. Mike N0iett.
Third race-EthOn. Adriuche.
Fleming.
Fourth raee-Adoration. Day
star. Liberto.
Fifth raee-HoIesey. Albert
star. Prince OF Castillo
sixth raee-Aimee 4. Airs, VI
want.
Seve1ta raee-Biskra, May Suf-
ton, Turaawax-
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Knifters Beat the Aliens by
Score of L to 8

The Gantner & Matterns beat the
Wiley B. Aliens on the Fruitvale dia-
mond yesterday afternoon in a long
drawn out struggle. The features were
a triple play by Coffin, Perry and Burke
and the hard hitting of the winning
team The Sco-e-
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GoULD nEFEArs cARNE

BOSTON. March Jay Gould
worlds amateur tennis champion. de-
feated Joshua Carne. the former
champion amateur tennis player of the
world in three straight sets in Cam
bridge today. Gould's victories were
Ca Ga and 6-2.
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Los ANGELES
RrNs ANp HITs BY INNINGs
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Howard >. Dalton Ellis First
hase on erTOrs-i.os Angeles ,. Left on bqses-
Los Angeles {. Chicago 9. Bases on balls-On
Tozer l. on Miller 1. of Altrock >, Gn Hosp T.
Struck ont--By Tozer ,. by Miller >. by Hosp
by Aitr0ck j. Double play-Tozer 10 Oren-
dorT 10 Howard. Time--l hour 20 minutes
T-mpires-Perine and Tcman-
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SENATORS BEAT REALITIES

SACRAMENTO. March THE Sacra-
mento coast lea que baseball team
opened the season today In a practice
- me with the Brooke Realities semi
professional team. winning by score
OF to ?.
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LOS ANGELES
Total .s5 3 9
Stated Tor Phillips IN ninth.
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home run-HoNard. Two base hits-Fuis
Howard. Daley. White Sacrifice hits-Mat-
ticks. Badsr. First base errors-I.os Ange-
les /. Chicago >. Left bases-LOs Angeles
:. Chicago S Bases bails-Of Lang J. of
Philips ?. of Cowley 3 of White /. Struck
out-By Lang i. by Cowley I. by White 8
Double plays-CowFey 10 Delmss 10 Dillon
Cowley To Orendorf TO Dillon. Cowley TO Dill
Ion TO Smith 70 orendorn 70 Smith. Wild
pitch-Phflips. Hit by pitched ball-Zeider
Besll. Time hour and 40 minutes I'm
pires-Perine and Toman
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The average male public school
teacher in this country is paid $57 q
month and the woman teacher si4.
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BERCER GETS BAD START

CorDett bowed himself out in the
sixth and Berger was Drought TO the
front 10 show the fans what he had He
got away badly and nearly blew the
game ia jigtime. He walked Parent
md shot curve into the stats of Isben
following with another pass TO Dough-
erty- This made il a full house with
nobody gone, but Flanagan hit a slow
one 10 Berger who whipped 10 Williams
and the big blonde touched the plate
and completed double play at first
amid the shouts Of the crowd
But even with this boost Berger
could not get in right He gave four
bad ones 10 CraTath and TannehiIl the
next man Up. unlosded q pretty single
20 left which registered Isbef and
Dougherty.
This inning was enough 10 convince
Manager Long that Berger needed a
rest on the bench. Griffin came in and
finished the game. He gamely stuck
em right over the oyster and took a
chance with his fielders They all
worked perfectly behind him and the
SoN could not ease another runner
through. though they loomed up dan
gerouslV in the ninth spssrn
All the Seals did their work we'll
outside OF Berger. Their victory over
The SoX should go for something as
they have had no more practice during
teaguers- They played together nicely
ana nat the bail right on the beak a
feat which the stars on Comiskey's
payroll failed TO do when hits were
valuable. The score:
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san FRANCISCO.
rolsi -..,........52 70 p
RUNs AID HITS BY
sutor IN hfth-
SUMMARY

innings pitched Z Corbett. >; Berger.
j. Runs-Suior. 3. Cosbetf. I Berger. , Hits
-sufor. q. Corbetf ,. Berger. T. Home runs
3oIio. Two base bif-Iarenf. slcArdie. MObler.
irst base on called balls-Sutor. ,. COrbetf. p;
bereer. .. Griffin. D Scott 4. Struck ouf-Su-
i0f. . Corbeff Scott. g. Hit by pitcher
noughertr - Corhcft- Curtis BY Scott. Isbcll by
Berger. Double piays-AcArdle to Mohler- 70
Tenant. Berger 20 Williams 20 Tenant Wild
rlfei-Scaii Time ~ game-ln 4-,ni.
Credit victory 10 corbetf- Charge defeat %
Gufor
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Reces stfen saIoon

Formerly at 1868 Pine street. will open
at S5 Union Square avenue Monday,
March l5
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I'muires-S -Sheridan-M McGreevr.
chicago III, Oakland 4

The Sox took a decisive fall out or
the Oakland team in the transbay game
Ia the morning. the final score being
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The standing of the boys who have
ridden three or more winners at the
meeting is now as follows:
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BODEE LINES OUT HOMER

The crowd was in an uprOar when
Foe Curtis lifted a Texas Lacquer TO
short, which dropped between Parent
and DOugherty- on this fungo the Seal
captain tore home and ere Harry SutOr
got line on how he stood. BOdie soused
Inc next twister over the right field
fence
IL all came so suddenly that the null
titude hardly believed what had hap
pened for a moment But when the
truth began TO dawn, everybody in the
park did the dany act Mems hats
went skvWard. WOmen's new gloves
were split and they Were all Yelling
Oh YOU Ping The busher was the
loud noise. He had all the stars beaten
so ways from the jack.
Not content with four. the Seals went
Tor another in the fifth. Corbett landed
on Tannehills boot and Mohler took a
slap IN the ribs. Joe was caught nap
ping OF second. but AIohler stole, and
hits from the clubs of Bodie and Ten
nanr quickly brought him home. This
made X look soft for the Seals but
their troubles came LATER
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GALS TAKE THE LEAD

The crowd that lined up in front OF
the park an hour before play bail time
rolled around showed at a glance that
san Francisco was baseball mad once
more. Men, women and children fair
ly fought for chance TO buy their
tickets and then fought again for
chance 10 squeeze themselves in
through the Lurnstiies- When the
game started the grandstand and
bleachers were practically nlled 10
oVerfioWing. Before the third inning
The fans were climbing over the
lleacher fences and lining up in the
outneld.
Everybody was hoping for the best.
huI away down In their hearts they
sl fclr uneasy. especially when Hahn.
the first man up. sapped one Of
Brother Joe's benGers for A two cush-
lon ride TO center Parent sacrificed
lim along. and Isben hammered him
home with a single TO left There
were groaus up and down the line.
They an began TO figure that the SoN
were about 10 play l6 TO 1 with the
boys.
The third dawned nicely for the Seals,
Williams opening with a sharp single
past second. McArdle sacrificed. but
COrbert forced Nick al third. Joe made
second on the play and, catching the
SOX battery mapping. he got away with
q pretty steal 10 third Mohler in the
meantime was passed and together with
C0rbett he pulled of great double
steal Joe's run giving the seals their
first point and making the score a tie.