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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16


The production Of q new play by Mr..
Pinero is always a theatrical event OF
more than passing interest. American
theatregoers will therefore be glad to
know that Charles Frohman is to give
them an opportunity mex autumn to sec
a piece that the foremost English drama
fist Of the day is just now in the act OF
completing. The piece, is to be produced
also in London, of course. but with a
different company. Often the Pinero
pieces have been done hero sitter they
have been seen in London and with the
London company imported. This time,
however, Ethel Barrymore IL to be seen
in the chief feminine part on this side OF
the water.
This is pretty good news too. Miss
Barrymore's many admirers have for
some years been contending that she
possessed the ability to i~mpersonate
characters far more e1acting than those
that have been assigned to her. She has
In fact indicated the possession Of such
talent on more than one occasion. Her
performance OF the much abused youth
in the little one act play Carrots Of
Nora in "A Dolls House. and Of q char
woman in The Silver Box" are all good
things to remember. and they have been
remembered while Miss Barrymore has
been enacting the teacup parts she had
to play in Her Sister and Lady Fred
erick." The popularity Of her attractive
personality. her youth. her beauty. her
following. her vogue, have endured. but
these plays have added nothing to her
and have not helped her to
grow In skill or authority. They have
merely furnished observation-disclosures
able enough. no doubt. but totally I'M
inspiring and really not worth the atten-
ton Of the actress or her audiences, The
freshness OF youth and beauty are all too
ephemeral, and for an actress who 10
worthy Of better things two years 10 q
long time to expend on trtfes like these, /.
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Miss Nethersole has purchased the British
and Continental rights for the play. the
first European production being scheduled
for London.
Souvenirs will mark the final perform
ance Of Henrietta Crosman in SHAM at
Wallack's on May %. That night will also
be the one hundredth performance Of the
play by Miss Crosman and her company.
The souvenirs will be embroidered para
soils, and each woman in the audience will
receive one.
At Weber's Theatre THE Girl From
Rector's" continues. 1t is a farce adapted
from the French by Paul NJ, Potter and
we'll advertised by public discussion OF
his treatment Of the original
The interest in Charles Klein's latest
play, The Third Degree" now running
at the Hudson Theatre, is in no wise
diminished. although the production is
nearing the fifth month OF it's stay in
NeR York. The company Of players,
which INCLUDES Helen Ware. Edmund
and Ralph Delmore, is nor than usually
competent
Thomas W. Ryley's much discussed
musical comedy THE Queen OF the Moulin
Rouge moves from Brooklyn 10 the
Grand Opera House this week. 1t will
be the last engagement Of the piece In
New York for many a month. The play
would have been running at the Circle
| Theatre yet were II not for the fact that
alterations In the house had to be made
before the opening Of the winter season.
All who have postponed seeing the spec
tacles at the Hippodrome will have to BEE
the performance during the next fort.
night. as Saturday, May 20. Is the closing
date. Sporting Days" THE Ballet OF
Birdland' and THE Battle In the Skies
will never be offered to the public again.
The Four Lukens. the headline feature OF
the % circus acts. have proved TO be the
best drawing attraction OF the season.
Robert billiard 10 appearing In Porter
Emerson Brownies play "A Fool There
Was at the Liberty. The capable com.
psny In his support inoludesWilliam Court.
leigh. Katherine Kaelrsd. Emily Wurstsr
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Going Some the foot race and COW
boy comedy by Paul Armstrong and Rex
Beach, has met a favorable reception at
the Eelasco Theatre. The complications
Of the piece are thoroughly amusing, as lie
the acting of Walter Jones in the part OF
an athletic trainer struggling against q
hopeless task.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1909-05-16

"A Gentleman From Mississippi at the
Bijou Theatre has without a doubt proved
one of the big successes Of the theatrical
sec con. Thomas A Wise as the 1ovial
Southern Senator and Douglas Fairbanks
as the energetic New York reporter
continue to hand laugh after laugh over
the footllghts.
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At Maxine Elliott's Theatre -The Blue
Mouse" continues az usual. 1t Is now
too well known to require much comment.
It's the swiftest kind Of rapid fire farce.
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Beavers Fall
Third
Inning Battle
Oakland Finally Takes a Game
After Batting Ten Frames
With the POrfIanderS

For the third time this week Port
land and Oakland have battled through
extra innings. but in yesterdays con-
test the Commuters had the pleasure of
Diminishing the Beavers 1t was a
tough battle with a good crowd on the
Job and plenty OF spicy baseball TO
make the fans forget their troubles
The contest ended in the tenth, with
Oakland showing FIVE runs as result
Of its labors. while four runs were
registered by the northerners.
terrific swipe by Duffey Lewis in
The tenth followed By hit by Maggart.
when two were down. sealed the pack
age To Billy Reidy must be given
some credit for he pulled out Chris
tian in the eighth inning when the
score was tied and Graney on second
and but one down He trotted out
Wigs. the elongated pitcher. who when
he is right speeds the ball over the
certainly right. for he took up the job
and finished the inning by tanning Nc
Credie and Johnson.
il could be discerned that Wigs was
working in rare form, and it did not
look as il the northerners had much
chance Of Strengthening out his bend
ers. He did not allow a hit during his
term in the box.
Oakland went after Carson. who did
The heavy work for the Beavers in
naughty manner, in the second frame.
and il looked as though his time on the
him was to be limited. Kelly started
the inning by hitting safely TO left.
Cutshsw tried 10 bunt, but he popped
into Ort's hands. McKune was on the
Job with two base hit. scoring Kelly,
and he came home q moment later him
self when Clair raped out a hit.
The fourth inning arrived before the
Portlanders showed any success with
Christians offerings. They touched
him up freely. however. in this frame.
CoOney started of By bouncing one up
against the right field fence. Olson
worked four bad ones from Christian.
which made. the aspect look very
gloomy for the Commuters Graney
bunted safely. filing the bags. John
son sent a sizzler down TO cutshaw W
who gsmely went after it and stopped
the cannon bail. Cooney arrived home
safely, but Cutshaw pegged home in
time to catch Olson at the plate
Fisher doubled TO the center field fence.
scoring Graney and Johnson
The Oaks took the lead in the sew
-enth again. when McKune doubled to
ight- Clair singled TO left, scoring
4cKune. who got as far as third and
came home when Johnson missed Car
sons throw 10 catch McKune off the
bag.
Portland tied it up in the eighth.
Cooney again 4ed off with a mailing hit.
which went UP against the right field
fence He was sent along on
sacrifice by Olson and scored on Gran
eys hit against the center field fence.
At this stage Reidy took out Christia n
and Thomas and put in wigs and
Lewis. which saved the day
The final run came over when Dufrey
Lewis hit one TO the clubhouse for a
double when two We're down. Maggart
hit 70 center. scoring Lewis. Score:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

though il was half way verdict. By
slugging Vance in punches after the
fifth inning, they took the first game
of a double header played at the
Chutes this afternoon, winning to ..
In the second game. which was
called after five innings, Vernon tied
up three run lead of the new cham
pions by a terrific batting rally in the
third. In the opening session Vernon
took a lead in the third. when Mar
and Stovall. The Vernon youngster
was good up to the sixth, and then a
rapid fire of long hits, well punched.
brought over the entire six runs OF
the visitors.
Griffin, after the first weakness. held
the Haps down 10 their knitting so
tight that they could never approach
the plate.
Jess Stovan abandoned center field
and went into the box for Vernon in
the second game. Both the suburban
ite and Griffin for the Seals had a bad
inning San Francisco piling UP three
runs in the second on an error, passed
ball. single and a double. A collection
of hard hits combined with McArdles s
boot with men on bases. brought over
was called by a agreement
CAPTAIN Mohler starred in fielding
with the most spectacular catch OF the
wear In the seventh of the first game
he made a great leap into the air,
pulling down Hogan's drive with one
hand and saving two scores. The
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Boquet Takes Opener al
Toronto Track

TORONTO, Ont, Sept. 1s.-The an
nual fall meeting of the Ontario
Jockey club opened today and as usual
the club inclosure was crowded and
the grandstand and lawns were filled
to their capacity.
Seagram's filly. Boduet, was best in
the Toronto autumn cup. The daugh-
ter of Kinley Mack moved up with the
leaders to the stretch and came away,
the last furlong and won by length.
She was the favorite, but her odds
were as good as 31z TO 1. When Mus
grave called on her, when entering
the stretch, she romped away from
her field and had plenty in reserve at
the finish. Hanbridge was pace maker
for nearly mile, but weakened at
the end when Boquet collared him,
the others and get the place money.
The scratches:
First race-Dalhousie. Second race-Good In
tent. Fifth raee-Braggadocio. Sixth race
Fort Johnson
The summaries:
First race. six furlongs-Lsdy Irma, 10a q.
three lengths: Hasty Agnes los tGanz). Is
TO l. 8 to l and to l. second; ,Pajaroita. ITO
Rets, ns t9 ae1e to sns to & .hisS
Queen. Fort Johnson, Woodlawn, Colonel Bob.
Richard Reed, Simcoe. Colloquy. Sewell. Smiley
Corbett. also ran. Pajaroita and Richard Reed,
Bedwen entry; Sewell and Smiley Corbett, Ca
hill entry.
Second race, six furlongs Rosebery stake. $500
added, 2 year oids-Amelia jerks. 104 Ueel.
to 5. won by three lengths; The Monk, 104
tHinchclife), IS to /, 10 to ] and TO l. sec
ond; Bobco. f07 C. Burnsl. 9 to 2, 6. to and
Frisone. Donau. Elhn Beau also ran.
Third race, one and an eighth miles, Egling-
ton purse. $500 added. year olds and upward
selling-zipango. liz (TapIin). to 2 to 5
and 3 to 5. won by head: Fair Annie. 81
tRogers), Is to l, TO and TO 1, second: :
Joe Rose, 105 C. Burnsl, to I. to 10 and
strome, Cruche dor Desperado. Capetown, also
ran.
Fourth race, and quarter miles, Toronto
autumn cup handicap, $500 added year olds
and upward-Boquet, ia (Musgrave). to 1.
even and / to 2. won By two lengths: Han
second; Green Seal. 110 (Ganz). 20 TO l. 8 to
1 and 8 to 1, third. Time. 2:06 Is. Michael
Angelo, Guy Fisher, Cave Adsum, Plaudmore,
Pinkola Terah Howard Shean. Stanley Fay,
also ran. Howard Shean and Stanley Fay added
starters.
Fifth race. woodbine autumn. $500 added, 4
year olds and upward. about two miles-Thistle-
dale, 1862 (Donahue). TO 5. won by 10 lengths;
Harrington. 147 (Slater}. 10 to 1. 6 to and
3 to 1. second: Bergoo 155 tMcCiain), to 1.
to 1 and even. third Time. 4:06. Bragsa-
docio. Canvas also ran. Steve Lane, Dacra.
The Poet. all fell.
Sixth race one and sixteenth miles-vesme.
106 (Ganzl S to 1. won: Harry Richardson. 106
fRice) 10 to 1. second: Uncle Toby. 100 men
fry) 10 to 1. third. Time. Isl. Inex's Sister,
Rara Avis. also ran Chepontuc and Robert
Lost riders.
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Jack Atkin Runs Third in
Culver Handicap

GRAvESEND, N. Y, Sept. 1S.-Be-
fore great crowd Sir John Johnson
easily won the Culver handicap. about
six furlongs, here today from a field
of sprinters, which included some of
the fastest in the east. Sir John
Johnson, who was making his first
appearance after long rest, was well
supported at to 1. Jack Atlkin, in
spite of the fact that he was carrying
140 pounds, was the public choice at
to g.. Sir John Johnson won by two
lengths. The results:
First race about six furlongs-Alanarka. so
to 1. won: Campeon. to 1, second; Royal Cap
tive, to l, third. Time. I'LL.
Second race steeplechase. about two miles
Andrew Summers. to 10. won; Bigot to
2. second Essex. 2 to /, third. Time, S:45.
Three starters.
Third race. the Junior champion handicap.
about six furlongs, value s2.0Oo-Mexcana.
to 5. won: Shannon, to 1. second; Fauntle-
Fourth race. about six furlongs-Sir John
johnson. to 1. won: Rose Queen. to 1, sec
ond Jack Atkin. to 2, third Time, 1:l0-
Fifth race, one and an eighth miles-Lad Of
Langdon. even, won; Queen Marguerite, TO 5,
second: st. Joseph, 10 to 1, third. Time,
1874 4-5
Sixth race. about six 'furlongs-The Turk. so
to L. won: Boola Boola, TO 2. second; Vol
taire Is TO 1, third. Time. I'LL As.
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Lowell High School Beaten
By Palo Alto

PALo ALTO, Sept. 1s.-Palo Alto
high school defeated Lowell high school
this morning in a Rugby game by the
score of 15 TO 3. The contest was one
sided all the way through, the fine team
work and fast backfield of the local
boys completely bewildering the team
from San Francisco.
In the first half, after five minutes of
loose playing. Palo Alto scored a try.
but the goal was not converted. A
little later with a passing rush the
locals went over for the second score,
but again failed to kick the goal
Toward the end of the half the Low
ell boys sent Ewald- over the line Score
at the end of the half, 6 to s.
In the second period Palo Alto played
the defenders of the red and white off
their feet, sending Lockwood over for
two tries and Rising for one OF the
six tries scored by the two teams not
one was converted into a goal The
lineup was as follows:
Lowell - Forwards. Moggs. Quill.
Smeltzer, Wayward, Wolf, Parker; wing
eighths. Terru, three quarters. Hail,
Meyer, Ewald. Colln: full. Tufts.
Palo Alto-ForwardS. LOoney, Soper.
OLSON Setter, Henley. Ramsay. Wilson.
Boulware. Lockwood: half, De Groff
fve-eighths, Rising; three quarters
Mills, Howe, w. Thoburn, j. Matheson.
wing forward, Darsie; full, Hutchinson.
Referee, George Presley.
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Tigers Lose
Another One
To Athletics
More Than $4,000 PHILADELPHIA
ans See Home Team Shut
Out the Visitors
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PHILADELPHIA. Sept 1s--Before
what is claimed to have been the
largest crowd in the history of base
ball Philadelphia this afternoon shut
out Detroit. TO 0, in the third game
OF the final series between these two
clubs. Bender and Donovan had the
greatest twirling duel OF the season
in this city. Bender was hit safely
only three times and gave one base
on balls, while Donovan allowed four
hits and gave two bases on ballz-
Collins got three OF the home team
hits. one being a two bagger.
Only FIVE Detroit players reached
first base OF these only one got as
far as second Two OF those who
reached first base were thrown out by
Livingstone trying TO steal second.
Bender struck out nine OF his op-
ponents, these being distributed
through seven innings.
Donovan was responsible for De-
troit's defeat through his own blum
ders- He was given magnificent sup
port by his teammates. Mcintyre.
Moriarity and Cobb making wonderful
plays
Collins scored the first run in the
fourth inning. leading on with a two
bagger. He scored after Baker had
sacrificed and Donovan threw wild TO
third.
Philadelphia scored again in the
eighth inning. when Heitmuller bunted
safely. Barry sacrificed and Collins
hit safely in succession.
There were 35.409 paid admissions.
10000 persons being jsmmed back OF
the ropes in right, center and left
fields An hour and half before time
for play to begin the gates to the
grandstand. which held 1850 persons.
had to be closed The crowd was q
very orderly one and amused itself
during the long wait for play to be-
gin by smashing every straw hat
which appeared on the scene The
victim In nearly every case took II
good naturedly. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Montreal Races

MONTREAL RACETRACK. Quebec Sept IS.
Racing came to a close this afternoon at Blue
away. and it brought out one Of the biggest
crowds OF the present meet.
The feature offering during the afternoon was
the Champlain stake at mile. in which some
high priced selling platers contested. The Pro
yincial Nursery race for youngsters bred in
Quebec held interest from the fact that all the
closed today has been financially successful and
the sport up to the standard OF other tracks
First race@John Carroll. Montciair. otoeo.
Alteration Second race-Jolika. Fourth race
Mazuma- Fifth rsce-Maud sixsbee. Patriot
Sixth race-Thistiedale. Glass Leader Seventh
rece-Pocomoke
The summaries:
p First race; o year olds and upward one mile.
out, won: stroneland I12 (Walsh,. s to 4,
z to I and out. second; Goes Fast: Io4 PAUL
stone also ran.
Second race. all ages. maidens. six furlouEs-
Woodwitch. los eKennedyl. I3 to 5. TO and
and out. second: Elgin. 106 (Harty). ! to ..
to and to 5. third Time. 1:is Is. DR..
Pillow. High Dance. Carolina. Omicron. Princess
Third race. the Provincial Nursery. year
olds. hve furlongs-Larente. lis (Goldsfeinl .
to IS and out. second: Kilo. lis (ReldD. TO
l. 4 to and out. third Time 1903 So Tory
Tolton coupled with Larente and kilo What
Fourth race. the Champlain stake year olis
and upward mile-Great Heavens. 100
tGoldstein) 8 to 8. to and out, won; Royal
Onyx. .-105 tHartyf, TO I. and out Sec
ond: Old Honesty. ia jackson, to 1. TO
and out, third. Time. "A. Martin Doyle
also
Fifth race. year olds and upward. seven
f02 fJscksonf to I. even
aud / to . won: Elfsll. los fHsrty)- 10 )
and 5 10 ). second: King Avondale- lis tReidl
> TO l. 10 10 and ont. third Time. f:.29 As.
Landlord. Dareingtoa Ell Dorado. also ran
Sixth race. steeplechase about two miles
Lizzie Flat 13j tSobeb. even won Rallv
Castle. IA fEael 6 to ;. second Time. AR ;s-5-
Three starters. Ferraro threw rider Bal;y
Castle fell ar lsst jump when leading By 20
lengths.
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Jimmie McHale'S Homer
Wins the Game

FRESNO. Sept. 1s.-Oakland came
from behind today and annexed the
game in the eighth, when Jimmy Nc
Hale. first up. lifted the sphere over the
left field fence for home run with the
score tie. to 2. Bloomfield allowed
four singles and walk in the first in
ming and Fresno scored two runs. After
that the Oakland pitcher was stfngy
with his hits. while the team played
tied the standing in the fourth and fifth
on errors. Schimpff twirled a steady
game, but his support was ragged. The
fielding of Burns was a feature. The
score.
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DR.. O'Brien Wins Free For
All Trot

The second race on the card of the
Park amateur driving club at the
stadium speedway yesterday resulted
in some well contested heats. The
blue ribbon went to d. z. Hoffman's
entry, Doctor OBrien. which won
from F. j. Kilpatricks Elma and
Reina Directum. The second heat was
especially interesting, Doctor
O'Brien and Reina Directum, driven
by Christensen, hooked up in q hard
fought battle down the stretch and
O'Brien just got up in time to win.
Lady Nell defeated Plumada and Red
Velvet in the third race for class A
trotters. Plumada scored in the sec
ond heat after Lady Nell had taken
the first trial The third heat resulted
in a clever victory for Herzogs horse.
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Overland Park Races

DENVER. Colo. Sept. 1s.-Overland park
getaway day results:
First race. five furlongs-Miles won, Mike
Moliet second. Dave Montgomery third. Time
:O3 Siscus also ran.
Second race. five furlongs-Reuben won. Wild
wood Bill second Queen OF Lowlands third
Time l:0I Florence Myers. Jane Swift. Dick
B B. also ran.
Third race FIVE furlongs-Dandy Dancer won
Edwards second. Suda Glenn third Time, 1:OI
Miss Gratitude Flyon. Fattica Downey, Susie
Gregg Cavatania. also ran.
Fourth race. six farlongs-Wander won. Han
cock second Valencia third Time. l.l41s
Royal Ben also
Fifth race seven furlongs-Mrs. Neugent won.
proteus second Esther third Time - Dol
lie Dollars. Mabel Fountain. Finish. Teeta, also
ran.
Sixth race seven furlongs-C. ]. Cox won
The Robbet second. Playler third. Time 90
Dr. Crook Bird of Passage, Petaluma Ellis
Richardson also ran.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER B. C.. Sept 1s--Results at
Minoru park:
First race FIVE furIongs-Roy Junior won,
Cheers second Lillian Ray third Time 90 as.
second race FIVE furlonzs-Aunt Polly won.
Rose Cherry second. Nellie Racine third. Tine,
! 90 A..
Third race six and half furlonxs-Roalta
won. Hush Money second. W. I. overton third.
Time f.19 3d.
Fourth race one mile-Follie L won. Nars-
xam second Fantastic third. Time 80 2-5
Fifth race one and eighth mi1es-Cap-
tain Burnett won- Ny Bouquet second, Zoa1ta
third Time, 1,54 3-5.
sixth race. two miles-Sir. Angus won, Fla-
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INTERcoLLEGIATE GOLF

RYE. n. y. Sept. IL Tcday's play in the
intercollegiate individual championship over the
Apawamis links left Albert Ezekiel. Princeton
and Harry Lesg Yale. as the survivors who
will fight for the highest honor in the finals
tomorrow Less has twice held the Minnesota
state title and this summer won the Trans.
mississippi clzmpiopsaie
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
Kid Wilkes Wins Trotting
Feature at Salem
[Speeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SALEM. Ore, Sept. 1S.-Oregon state
fair races closed today on a slow
track, but with some ational
finishes. The 2:12 consolation went to
Kid Wilkes, of Armstrong; stables
Pleasanton, Cal. Wilkes was the
classiest horse in the big event of
Thursday, but was unable to get away
in any heat and lost the big money
On every start today he was lost by
the field before the quarter. but pulled
up in the last three heats to a beauti-
full win. The summaries:
o-fz naee Sr 200. =
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Los Angeles 1, Sacramento o

SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1g.-Koeetner
won his game today when he rapped
triple 10 left in the sixth inning and
scored on Daleys sacrifice fly This
was the only run made in an errorless
game The baseball put up BY the
teams today was of the best seen in
Sacramento this year. Local fans COM
planned that McGreevy was badly OFF
on his decisions at the plate in call
ing Shinn out in the sixth. The score:
Los ANcrTpS
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Western League Games
sECKEL DEFEATS LECG

RYE, N. Y. Sept 1S.-Albert Seckel
of Princeton won the INTERCOLLEGIATE
individual golf championship this af-.
fernoon, defeating Harry G.. Legg OF
Yale up and to play. The match
was at &c holes over the links Of the
1Apawamis club. On the morning round
Seckel ended five uY. In the afternoon
he gained only one hole,
The San Francisco call., 1909-09-19
American Association

At Toledo-Toledo 8. st. Paul 2
At Louisville Minneapolis ?. Louisville l.
Al Tpdianapols-First game: Indiana poIis &
Milwaukee 5. Second game: Indianapolis g. Mil
waukee o.
Al Columbus First game: Kansas City
Columbus Z. Second game: Kansas City D, Co
lupbus /
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SUMMARY

Home run-McHale Two base hit-Tracey.
Sacrifice hit-Neslon. Stolen bases-Oakland l..
Fresno 4. Struck out-By Bloomfield 8. by
Schimpf l. Double plays-Campbel TO Neaion;
Funk 10 kelley TO Tracey t2l. Passed ball
Burke. Hit by pitcher-Bloomheld, H. Smith.
Earned rur-Oakland. First base on called balls
or Bloomfield Q OF Schinpn 2 Left on bases
--Oa klsnd 8. Fresno >. First base on errors
Oakland . Time of game-l hour and AZ min
Tru,nir
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Stockton 4, Sacramento 0

STOCKTON. Sept 1S.-Stockton is
crowding Sacramento for third place,
having won again this afternoon by a
score of to o. Waters stole second.
third and home in one inning; and six
men figured in one double play. Score.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RrjNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Game called by agreement. Two base hits
McArdle. Willis. Hogan. Mundorn- First base
struck ouf-By Willis .. Double plays-Noialer
10 McArdle to TcnDanf Mott TO Brsshear. Miller
10 Tenant Wild Eifch--Stoyaii- Time of
pame-J0 plpptss- Eupires-Ixwin and Nc
czrthy.