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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-06-16
AMATEUR BASEBALL

OAKLAND, June 1.-THE Reliance athletic
club baseball team defeated Redwood City on the
latter's grounds Sunday. The feature Of the
game was The heavy hitting of the club boys.
they making a total of is hits. The team would
Ike 10 play 8 double header on July 4 and 5
with any fast country team, Iivermore and
fischer. pitcher; Wilkinson, catcher; Mcfarland.
first base; Kady, second base; Anthony, captain
and shortstop; Walthour, third base; Hughes.
left field: Ghirardell, center field; Stiles and
Hersey, right field
After playing u exciting innings Of baseball
the fast Carroll 4 Tilton team took the measure
Of the San Mateo ball nine. In the deciding
inning the vctors piled up four runs and won
the contest by score of to .. Enos and
Auer were the battery for the winning team.
The Port Miley Juniors defeated the Rich
mond Stars at the park Sunday by a score OF
pitching Of Tom Meadow, who struck out Is
men. The victors would like to hear from any
"a OF 10 year old team. Address communications
The Goodyear team batted the pitcher of the
Hayward team hard and won hollow victory
the victors. pitched mastery ball and the re-
suit was never In doubt
The fast Hercules team shut out the nine Of
Shreve & Co. by a score of TO o. Dow pitched
for the Hercules and he did not allow a single
hit. he had fine assortment Of curves and
the je"eiry boys never had a lOOkin.
The Barney Frankels defeated the San An
selmo team by a OF 10 8. Allegnert
pitched an excellent game for the winning team
snd he had the opposing batsmen up in the air
throughout. The victors would like to play New
man, Modesto. Napa Vallejo teams. Address
communications to B. A. Malone, 1913 Twenty
second street.
The Knights Of Honor team defeated the fast
independents Of San Anselmo Sunday by a score
Of to 8. The features Of the game were a
triple and double plays and also the sensational
Itch of Althausen. These teams will play a
return game Sunday.
The E1ks baseball team defeated the Sunsets
by score of II to 10 at the park grounds on
Monday. The Blks also claimed forfeited
game from the Blue Bells. The victors will
play any u year old team. Address communica
tons TO Roy Ulrich. 1881 Golden Gate avenue.
The newly organized Peoples would like to
hear from any Il or Is year old team. Address
communications TO W. Leishman, 2T76 Twenty
second street.
Sslesians. Y. N. l.. No 5e5, defeated the
P. J. Conner team Of Port Costa on their home
grounds last Sunday. the winning team scoring
three runs in the first inning. Score, to 5.
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Salt Lake Races

SALT LAKE CITY. June 15.-First race. I'VE
furlongs-Tfm 0'Toole. lis SANDY. to 10.
won; Huapala. 115 (Post). 10 to 1. second:
Daily. 115 (otis). 10 to 1. third Time.
:03 80. Dollie Dollars. Glendenning Prolific.
Magnifco, Kato s. finished as named.
Second race, four and half furlongs-Galtor.
lO5 (Henry) to 1. won; King of Yolo. los
Sandy. 3 to 8. second, Charles J. Harvey.
los Is. Smith, 10 to /. third. Time, so 2-5.
Rabble. Quickly, Tiber, finished as named
Third race, i've furlongs-Bonton. ia (Cot-
tom, 10 to 1, won: Otto Price, 119 ct. Walshl.
80 to 1, second; st. Francis. 123 Or. Davis
16 to 3, third. Time. 103 2-5. Toller, Burning
Bush. Contingent. finished as named.
Fourth race. six furlongs-CapewelI "a
(Thomas1, to 2. won: Hush Money 104 liar
ris). IL to 5, second; valoski, 104 (Kirschbaum)
20 to l, third. Time. IA 2-5. Mary F. Frank
Lubbock, j. II. Sheehan, Marburg finished as
named.
Fifth race, one mile--Cabin. 113 Donvitz)
5 to 2, won; Exchequer. 100 (Harris) 8 to J.
second Tavora, Ill Is. Smith. 10 to /. third.
Time. AS 1-o. Corrgan. Belden, Logistilla,
Herman Doyle, finished as named.
Sixth race. one mile-Glaucus. 100 (Manders),
8 to 2, won: Patriotic. 1O7 Peak IL to l.
second Prince of Orange. 1OS SANDY 20 to
l. third. Time. LA 20 Proteus. Elevation
Legatee, Arcourt, finished named.
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MOVING PICTURES
SHOW HOW BAT
BEAT HYLAND
Films VIII Be Put on Exhibition
at Novelty Theafer Next
Sunday

The moving pictures of the great
Nelson yland fight will be thrown on
the canvas at the Novelty theater.
Steiner and O'Farren streets. next
Sunday afternoon for the first time.
Bob Russell. who is handling the pic
lures for Nelson. and Jack Grace. Nell
sons personal representative, made all
arrangements for the show house yes
terday afternoon
From all accounts the films are
among the finest ever taken of any
ring event. They were shown here in
a private exhibition two weeks ago
and impressed everybody who saw
them At that time the pictures were
not printed, only the negatives being
shown. These were sent TO New York
to be completed and are expected to
arrive at any hour.
When Nelson closed his contract
with the firm OF Miles Srotners ne was
shrewd enough not to undertake TO
have the entire fight taken If IT went
over ten rounds While In the ring
lighting Hyland Nelson gave his men
be reproduced. and consequently he
has secured the 10 best periods OF the
slashing battle.
Battler again showed his wonderful
presence of mind by stepping aside so
that the camera men had the fuIl
sweep OF the rlnS, the principals anu
the crowd at the ringside. The cameras
caught every move OF both men and
the referee, for the day was perfectly
clear and all conditions were favor
able.
Aside from the pictures Of the fight
itself the machines secured a great
panorama of the crowd and 10 Is said
that nearly every man near the ropes
and many in the bleachers can pick
themselves out at a single glance.
There seems TO be a great deal OF in
terest manifested by the fight fans and
indications are that the films will net
Bat a tidy sum.
Five performances will be given
daily for eight days. starting on sun
day afternoon at 2 o'clock. This show
will be followed by another at 3. The
evening performances will start at 3.
and 10 O'Clock. Colonel Bill Thomp-
son. the prominent sporting man and
announcer will explain each round.
The admission price will be 25 cents TO
all parts of the house.
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Keller Meets Brooks at
Oakland Thursday

In the clubrooms of the West Oak
land club Terry Keller will clash to-
morrow night with Brooks. the classy
Portland welter weight Keller has done
everything that has been asked of him
and has trained faithfully for tonight
encounter. Brooks. too, has been work
ing like a beaver at Hardin Springs
and the excess weight which handi-
capped him when he fought Pat Gro
nyn and Jack O'Shaughnessy is miss
ing.
The special event will be furnished
by Harry Dell and Freddie Couture.
The Italian hasn't fought since he put
up that bloody battle against Monte
Attell. The rest OF the card includes.
frankie Smith VS.. Eddie Lennon; Tom
my Ke1ly~vs. Billy Foster: Charlie Kid
Lewis VS.. George Curran. and Kid
Lewis VS.. George Root.
Manager Tommy simpson states that
the first event will be staged at $50 in
order to enable the San Francisco Wis
itors to get home early.
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More Cups Captured by
American Horses

LONDON. June 15.-The closing day
of the international horse show
brought a big crowd to Olympia. 1t is
estimated that the show has drawn a
quarter of a million visitors.
The competitions today were devoted
TO the champion cups. Radiant, owned
by William H. Moore of New York.
won the Philadelphia cup and gold
medal for single harness horses, having
taken a first or second prize at this
show and exceeding 1872 hands.
Moonshine, owned by C. w. Watson
of Baltimore. got fourth honors.
In the Montreal cup and gold medal
class, judging of mares or geldings
over IA and not exceeding 10 hands.
Rosador, owned by Walter Winans was
third Watson's Ringing Bells took
fourth honors and Moore's Phyllis got
The Vienna cup for the best light
harness horse shown in class 10, IA
and Is was won by Z. T. Stotesbury
with Mary Glenor. Walter Winans was
second with Nancy Clancy.
c. w. Watson captured the Brussels
cup with his fine pair, Norena and
Kitty Gray. Mr.. Moore was second
with Amaryllis and Phyllis. This com
petition was for pairs of harness horses
over IA and not exceeding 15 hands.
The Louisville cup for pairs of har-
ness horses exceeding Is hands, open
only to entries that have taken a first
or second prize in double harness at
the show, was won by Walter Winan' s
Cookers Rosador and Prosperino. c. w
Watson was fourth with My Maryland
and Lord Baltimore.
Lieutenant Leonard's Sir James got
reserve in class 100. championship
for hunters. Walter Winan's Brigand
was fifth in class So, judging of riding
horses for the grand championship,
while His Highness, owned by the
same exhibitor, was commended.
The Ardenrun cup, in class r. pairs
of harness horses for the grand cham
pionship. was won by Walter Winan's
Cookers Rosador and Prosperine.
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Fans, Players and Umpire in Riot at Oakland Ball Game
and Fists Fly When Indicator Man Sticks to His Decision
Former Giant Mertes Slugged by Smith and
Then Ordered From the Field

The game yesterday, when
FLASHED the opening of the resulted in
Of participated The
mainly Smith the and for
looked as ball field
cool heads and OF the ocla OF the
league PLAYED prominent part suppressing the
armed with bats ready begin their assault
pecne omenary would led from blow OF bat
Umpire happened police officer found it
billy" himself from the attack of the
players Smith possessed the maka successful umpire
in which he stood before the
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Johnson a Bostonian
Berger Punished by Jeff
For Six Rounds

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 15.-James j.
Jeffries. retired heavy weight cham
pion. of the world. received a great
ovation at Duquesne garden here TO-
night, where he engaged in a six round
boxing exhibition with his sparring
partner, Sam Berger.
Jeffries in short speech before the
bout said:
Il can't say any more than the pa
pers have said, but when the right
time comes 1 will deliver the goods. :
The rounds were short, averaging so
seconds each. Jeffries did the leading
and delivered practically all the blows
Berger taking the punishment.
Jeffrfes appeared to have lost a great
deal of weight, but was still heavy.
He was extremely fast on his feet and
very quick with his hands.
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Gravesend Races

GRAVESEND, June 15--First race, about six
furlongs-King Cobalt 7 to won: RiaIto. rs
to o. second; McCarter, to l. third. Time,
Second race, steeplechase, about two miles
Candy Creeker to l. won. King Castle. 1 70
g. second; Impertinence, 10 to 1. third. Time,
Third race, five and half furlongs-Rey-
boqrn, to l, won; Little King 3 to l. sec
ond: samaritan, to l. third. Time, los 20
foufth race. one and eighth miles-Joe
Madaen. l TO 4, won; Restigouche to 4, sec
ond; Afhiction, to 1, third. Time, "a 2-5.
r nth race one and a sixteenth miles-Lawton
Virgins, II to 10. won Rostrum s to l. sec
ond; Shapdale, 40 to /. third. Time ! AZ.
Sixth race, FIVE and half furlongs-Jacque-
Ina, to l. won; Eddie Dugan S to l. second (;
Dlxie Dixon, 40 to /, third. Time, 1909
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Latonia Races

LATONIA June 15.-First race Eve fur
longs-Placide,. IL to 1. won: Olivia Miekle ,
to 1. second; Ben h. Sleet. 3 to 1. third. Time,
1901.
Second race. five furlongs-Fereno. to 1:
won; King Solomon, to L. second; Louise s,
to 10, third. Time. 100.
Third race, six furlongs-Ethelda to I.
ewon; Busy Man. to l, second; Plume, TO 1.
third. Time. 1:14.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth mles-John
E. Mcmillan. to ?. won: Bonnie Bard. TO I,
second: Gliding Belle. even, third. Time,
As Is.
Fifth race. and sixteenth miles-Albert
star. 10 TO ). won Gerry nander. 6 TO 1. sec
ond: Font. to l. third. thine. 40 As.
Sixth race. one and an eighth miles-Mellow
Mint. Is TO TO- won: First Peep. . to 1. second
Denver Girl II to 1, third. Time, 1:52 So
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swIMMING Avn PIEpMoNr

A swimming exhibition and a series
of contests will be given this evening at
PIEDMONT baths, Oakland, under the
auspices of the Piedmont swimming
club. The main events on the program
will be the so, 100. 22O and 44O yard
races. Louis Paulson and the members
of the club will give exhibitions of
fancy diving The program will be di-
rected by ]. II. Hill and P. NJ. Clark
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA. B. G.. slime * First raoe fo,r
and a half fllrlongs- Metropolitan won, Miss
Picnic second, ketchel third Time. 90
Second race. i've furlongs-Tftus III Won Rose
merry second, Wilmore third Time, 1908 2-5.
Third race. FIVE furlongs-Bucolic won Herives
second Irish Mail third. Time. :02 2-5.
Johnstown second, Fredonia third Time
AZ 3-5.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miIes-Day
1:50 Is.
Sixth race seven furlongs-Emma G won Mat
tie Mack second Sophomore third. Time, $50.
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WINS BY SINGLE sTRoNE

NEW YORK. June 15.-The closest profess
sional golf match seen in this country for years
ended this evening at the Fox Hills links at
Chfton, staten island, when Alex Smith, the
national champion. won from Isaac Mackie
former eastern title holder. by a single stroke
at medal play over SO holes. By match PLAY
Smith led by hole. Mackie established a
new professional record OF So for the course
lowering his own mark OF 81.
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Santa Cruz 6, San Jose o

SANTA CRUZ, June 15.-Santa Cruz
won the first game of the series with
San Jose today by a score of to o.
Stricklett who was touched up for
eight hits. occupied the mound for San
Jose. while Jones pitched an unusually
good game for the locals.
Van Buren,, the first man at the bat.
distinguished himself by making the
longest home drive that has been made
on the grounds, sending the ball over
the fence and on TO a neighborfng
housetop- The score:
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Hardness T. by Eastley g.
First base on called balls-On Hardness 8. of
Eastley ?. Two base hits-Fisher, Olson co.,
Mohler Ryan. Three base hit-McCredie
Double plays-Berry 10 Mohler Mohler TO Ten
ant Stolen bases Eastley Johnson. Hit by
pitched ball-Kennedy. Wild pitch Eastley
Left on bases-San Francisco 10. Portland g.
Time OF game hours. Umpire-McGreevy.
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Runs AND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Nealon. Two base hits
Nealon. Swartz, Pfyl. Sacrifice hits-Swsrtz
%. Smith. NealoB. First base on called balls
on Moskimsn /. Struck out-By Moskiman g.
by LOucks i. Double play-Swsrtz 70 Campbell
10 Nealon. Balk-LOucks. Wild pitch-Mos-
kiman Time OF game hour and As minutes
-mpires-Ehret and Thompson.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
STATE LeaRme
SUSfMAR

San Jose 30 O o o o o. o
Bssehits ...... o o 0 O 0 p 3
SUMMARY
Home runs-Nan Buren,. Townsend. Two base
hits-Hsp Smith ~. Householder. Broadbent.
Sacrifice hits-Waters. Eastwood. First base on
called bslls-By Jones 8. by Strickett . Struck
out-By Jones Q, by Strfcklett 8. Left on
bases-Sants Cruz Z. San Jose s. First base
on errors-Ssn Jose l. Passed balls-Smith.
Hit by pitched ball-Conrad. Time Of game
hour and 81 minutes. Umpire-Atkinson.
waters out for interfering with batted BALI
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Portland 6, San Francisco 2

PORTLAND. June 15.-Today's game
was an interesting one. with lot of
clean hitting. Both teams played gin
gerry ball. Portland won by punching
hits in the second inning. While there
were no features, ii was fine game
in which everybody played good, hard
ball. Score:
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JEFF MUST FIGHT
OR HOLD HIS
TONGUE
Johnson Challenges Him for One
Round or Fifty for Side
Bet of $4,000


BOSTON. Mass, June 15.-Jack John
son has challenged James ]. Jeffries to
fight one round or so within two
months. and, in rage calls on jeff
to accept the challenge within 10 days
or hold his tongue" He issued the
following challenge:
In view of the statement made in
Pittsburg by James i. Ieffries. 1. Jack
Johnson, heavy weight champion of the
world, do hereby challenge James j..
Jenr1eS either to fight me at once for
my title or henceforth hold his tongue.
i believe he is four husher to the
backbone, and TO show that I mean
business, I hereby challenge him to
meet me In the ring within two months
from this date, one round or So for a
purse OF not less than $4,000 for my
end. and side bet of $40 600
Aside from the purse ] make this
one condition: That Jeffries shall ac-
cept this challenge within 10 days from
date, and as a token of that accept
nave already posted, within two
Johnson a Bostonian
BOSTON. June 15-Jack Johnson.
worlds heavy weight champion. ap-
peared at the regular Tuesday night
bouts at the Armory athletic associa-
ton tonight and boxed three fast
ROUNDS with George Byers, a trainer
Johnson was well received by a large
audience and made a speech in which
he stated that no one had yet covered
the $4,000 forfeit he posted on return
ing from Australia. Johnson referred
Drleny TO his early training in Boston
and declared himself Bostonian
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Murphy. Sacrifice hits-CarroIl
0rendord. First base on called balls-Of Ton
nesen 1. Struck out-By Koestner 1. by Ton
nesen 4. Hit by pitcher-Tonnesen. Time Of
game--1 hour and 10 minutes. Umpire-Yar
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AMERICAN AssOcIATIoN

AT indianapolis-India /. st.
Paul 2.
At..columbus-Kansas city 3, Column
At Louisville-LouisviIle Z. Milwau-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 1, Los Angeles o.
Portland 5, San Francisco 2.
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WESTERN LEAGUE
WICHITA. June 15.-score:

WICHITA. june l5.-Score:
R. H F..
Denver 1922 II
Wichita .-.......-.-.l 4
Clark and Weaver.
LINCOLN. June l5.-Des Moines 6.
Lincoln 2.
OMAHA, June 15.-score:
r. H E..
Omaha
Sioux City .-...--..-.e..... g 9 2
observation-disclosures and Gonding
Alderman and Towne
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Tom Dillon just received another
shipment of swell straw hats
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SANTA CRUZ
SAN JOSE

Iotal. 49, B o . Is o
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Santa Cruz ...- 3 o "a
Basehits 49,. ! o 0 o 1 y
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oMAHA. JUNG 15.-score.
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After playing u exciting innings of baseball
/ the fast Carroll 4 Tilton team took the measure
Of the San Msteo ball nine. In the deciding
inning the victors piled UP four runs and won
the contest by score of s TO .. Enos and
Auer were the battery for the winning team.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1909-09-10

blocks. lands and real estate lyinG an ~
being within the boundaries OF the ols
trict benefited and affected, to inc -
tent Of the benefits to said proper"
by reason OF said improvements.
Inc district TO he benefited anu
fected by said improvements anu
taxed TO pay the costs and expenses %
same Is strip of land forty-eight lfoy
feet wide abutting on the East side VI
SAD Hudson Avenue when openeu o.
proposed. beginning thlrty-four l0fJs
and ive-tenths (3i.5) feet South oi
the North line Of Lot one u. and run
ming thence North TO the South line o,
Lot seven tO and a strip oil Ianu
forty-cieht (lS) feet wide abUttlne on
the West side OF said Hudson Avenue
when opened as proposed, beglnhln5
al the North line of Lot two t2l auu
running thence North TO the Sou.n SOU,
line of Lot six (6). all in said BlooH
twenty-five (25).
The city council will. on Monoay,
tho 10th day OF September. 1909 at o
O'Clock p. M. In the city council cnani-
Der. City Hall. Ogden. Utah, hear on, %,
jections in writing from any and az,
persons interested in said local anu
special assessment.
By order OF the CITY council Aug
ust 23, 1909.
A. F. PARKER
City Engineer.
First publication August IS. 1909.
Last publication September is. 1909.
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TAFT WILL TALK ON
TARIFF IN THE WEST

Beverly. Mass. Sept. o-Durlng his
western trip, President Taft will take
the people into his confidence regard.
Ing the recent tariff fight in congress
according to statement made here
tonight.
1t was stated the President will
frankly tell the troubles that beset
him In dealing with the tarifI and he
VIII squarely put 10 the people the
question OF whether they do or do not
desire a further revision. The Presi.
dent will tell his hearers that the
remedy for any shortcomings In the
Dill Will be to elect congressman
pledged TO revision along the lines
desired.
The President. Il is said. will spe.
clhcally take up several OF the most
important schedules dealt with In the
fight. The wooden goods schedule.
which was not touched, I'm any way In
either branch OF congress. will come
In for particular attention Mr.. Taft
has told number Of his callers, both
here and In Washington. that he was
not satisfied with the wooden sched.
ule and this will be one of the sub
jects on which he Will indicate to the
people that they can express their
wishes during the next congressional
campaign
President Taft has asked Attorney
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Ogden, Utah, Sept End, 1909.
Sealed proposals for building side
walks and curbs and cutters in Side
walk District No. 105, being:
Barlow avenue from 26th TO 9th
Streets. under plans and speciflca
tlons prepared by the City Engineer
and approved by the City Council. VIII
be received at the office of the City
Recorder in the City Hall at Ogden
City Aforesaid. until S o'clock p, m.
on the 9th day OF September, 1909,
and in the City Council chamber on
the evening of said date until the
time that The Council shall call for
said bids. at which line all bids re-
ceived will be publicly opened aud
read aloud.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids and TO waive any defects.
BY order Of the City Council
\. r PARKER.
City Engineer.
(First publication Sept >. 19O91
Hast publication Sept. IS, 1909