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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-11-19

Immediately after the wedding next
week Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Cummings
viii be at home to their friends at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. E. P Grissom
on Second street, where they will remain
for an indefinite time before taking
quarters for housekeeping.
The Wednesday Club met with Mrs.
Lexie Parks this week First prize to
players was awarded to Miss Ella Whip
pie and consolation to Miss Irene
Dahnke Salads were served.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-11-19

z The Review Club will meet next Tues
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. J. L.
Fry on Main street, the study being
Education and Philanthropy in Span
ish Life. /"
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1909-11-19

Miss Ruth Moore entertained at the
residence Of her sister, Mrs. G. Joyner,
ae city number of little friends
quite an enjoyable manner. Games,
music and feasting from 2 to we're in
dulged. Surely Mrs. Joyner was well
repaid by the bright, smiling faces of
the lads and lassies as they thanked her
goodbye. Miss Ruthy was the happy
recipient Of several pretty gifts.
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The CALLS PAGE OF OPOK - lmms1
LARNED RETAINS TITLE
OF TENNIS CHAMPION
Miss May Sutton of California Defeats Mrs.
Hannah of England in Tourney

NEWPORT, r. l., Aug. 2T.-The title
of singles lawn tents champion of the
United States still rests with William
A Larned of Summit. N ]. He success
fully defended it today against the win
ner of the twenty-ninth annual all
comers' tournament on the Newport
Casino courts, William J. Clothier of
Philadelphia. Five sets were required,
the champion taking the first two and
the last and the scores were 6-1, So,
ST., -4-6, 6-1.
This is the fifth time in his long ca
reer on the American courts and the
third time in succession that Larned
has won the championship. Larned won
his first cup in 1907 and now has two
of the required three legs on a second.
Clothier won the championship in 1906
In his progress through the all comers'
tournament this year his strongest op-
ponents were Karl H Behr, from whom
he won'the final round in his champion
ship year, and Morris F. Mclaughlin of
California.
In today's match Clothier was decid-
edly of his usual form, while Larned
was In excellent condition.
After taking the first two sets easily
his opponent scoring only four earned
points in each. Larned tried an expert
ment. He quit his usual net game and
stuck closely TO the back court for
couple of sets. The champion found
however, that his policy was dangerous,
for ii cost him both sets. Then, with
the excitement intense in the large gal
lery, Larned returned to the net and
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State League
May Finish the
Season Here
Change Depends Upon Manner
in Which the Games Are
PafrOnized


The state league viii invade this
city tomorrow morning. when Oakland
and Fresno will play the fourth game
of the series at the Eleventh and Mis-
sion street grounds. 1t may mean the
abandoning a of the Grove street park
in Oakland. which was built last spring
for the new Oakland club of the State
league.
The patronage at the Oakland games
has been below what was expected
and the officials OF the legue believe
that If the same club represented san
Francisco the fans here would be loyal
in their support of club of its caliber-
The teams will play tomorrow morn
ing at 1915 o'clock, and Manager Cy
Moreing. the guiding star of the Oak
land ball club, says that II the teams
draw on this side OF the bay the re-
mainder of the schedule of games al
lotted to the Grove street grounds will
be played at Eleventh and Mission
streets.
The grounds here have been improved
and they will be in good condition for
the opening game. According TO the
plans of Manager MOreing there will
be games here Sunday morning and
Tuesday afternoon. should he decide
not to play the entire Oakland sched-
u1e on this side of the bay The State
league officials say that they will be
in the local field permanently next
season.
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Former Big Lacquer Pitches ;
Fine Game for Fresno and
Shuts Out Invaders
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
REsULTs on GAMEs

s. The Raisin Growers evened matters
yesterday for their defeat the previous
afternoon by shutting out Oakland in
one man game on the part of the Fres-
aoites. as oscar Jones, who was on the
string line, was the star of the occa-
sion, and he dealt out a brand of twist
srs that were as puzzling as the elus-
i've pea in a shell game. All of the
Seemed alike 10 him.
II There were times that the Invaders
cooked to have rosy chance Of com
ing through with a couple of runs, but
II was at this point that Jones demon
IS ira ted that ne was the master of the
Situation by getting his men without
ahv trouble.
Things broke right for the southern
6utflt tight from the jump. After
E>unck had gone down in the open
ing inning, Kelley Strengthened one
.oJI which landed in right field. The
bail took a bound over Smiths head.
and before he had recovered it in a
distant part Of the field, Kelley had
completed the circuit.
Fresno added another one TO its
credit in the second frame. Hender-
son lost Funck on four bad ones, and
the feet little Raisin Grower imme-
diately stole second. Jones beat out
an infield hit, and Franks pulled up at
hird Francks drew a throw from
Joyce, which went wild and he trotted
home
The last runs came over in the sixth
frame, when Fresno added two more
10 its credit. Carney nit and House
holder sacrificed. Kuhn picked out a
nice one. which he hit to center, and
Carney trOtted home. Tracey singled
10 center. scoring Kuhn.
Ca kland had a good chance 10 score
ii the sixth and eighth, but Jones put
on increased steam. and kept the run
.coldmn clean. Score:
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Aug. 27-Today's re-
suits at MiRoru park:
First race. four furlongs-Turns Trick won
Solved second. Fairy Ring third. Time :4Sg-3
Second race. FIVE furlongs--B BlameIess won
Bold second. Beaumont third. Time :O3 30
Third race, FIVE and half furlongs-Koro.
silany won, Balnade second. Escalante third
Time, no. Us.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles-Gold-
way won, Sir Angus second, LazeI third. Time
rs 3-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Colbert won, Cheers
second, Valoski third Times 1:16 3-J.
Sixth race. fve furlongs-Ben Stone won. Blu
collie second, Lady Quality third. Time :02 As.
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Herrera Comes Back and
Secures Match With Hyland
By WILLIAM J. SLATTERY

noon he took to the gymnasium and
worked for an hour before a big crowd.
The black champion extended his box
ing to six rounds, going three with
Bob Armstrong and three with Young
Peter jackson. Though Armstrong is
clever boxer. he seemed unable to lay
glove on Johnson. The big fellow
showed that he has everything in the
boxing line. being even better than
when we last saw him in action against
Jim Flynn nearly two years ago. 1t
looks as though he is going to play
to outpoint Kaufman for 10 rounds.
Jack (Twin) Sullivan and Frank
Mantell, who will furnish the main
event at the North End clubs show
on the night of Labor day, have started
their training. Sullivan is working at
San Rafael and is being handled by Joe
Leroy, Ketchers old trainer, who is
authority for the statement that the
Twin will knock Mantell out this time.
Mantel is being handled by Sam Fitz-
patrick, the man who brought Johnson
into prominence and he is doing his
work at Millett's near Colma Fitz-
patrick seems to think that he has a
coming champion in the Rhode Island
beats Sullivan Sam will endeayo to
get him match with Billy Papke here.
Young Peter Jackson is to be given
one more trial, and If he can not get
away with Willis he may as well stop.
Peter has been working hard at Cock
erills for the last month. He boxes
daily with Johnson and he will have
the heavy weight champion al his chief
second wnen he goes in against Will
lis. The later is training at Harbin
Springs.
As ring warmer the North End club
has secured Percy Cove and Joe Leahy
for six round mill This should be a
clever fight. Leahy is a fast young
ster, while the human skeleton from
Seattle showed what a good man he is
when he gave Monte Attell such a
tough argument of it before the Mis-
sion club last Friday evening.
By mistake The Call yesterday morn
ing announced that Terry Keller had
been given the decision over Fred
Brooks in Oakland Thursday evening.
The fight was a draw, both men finish
ing fast Brooks is out with chal-
lenge for return match, and he is WILL
ing to fight Keller, winner take all
1t is likely that one of the Oakland
clubs will match the men for another
whirl.
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GaIesburg Races

GALESRURG. Ill.,. Aug 27.-.Today'S pro
gram closed the racing at Knox county fair. The
best feature was the 2:13 pace, with Miss Mari
gold and Way Back close rivals Summaries:
2:15 trot. purse $4O0-Mayor X. $ 2. by Pan
CORD Smith, won Lady Nizhtville. second: Char
ley Worth. third: Mike Shine. fourth Time
2:15h PISA. 2:16A.
2:i6 pace. purse S400-Bpck Afuscovite. b. <.
by George Muscovite-H Hanson. won; Tattie sec
ond: Minnie Van Patteu. third. Time. 2:1I,
2:16A. 2;17H.
2:13 pace purse s3OO-Miss Marigold s m
by' Lockhart- Hansen won: Prince Albert. sec
ond: Way Back. third. Time. 2:15Ia. 2:15
2:161h. 2:l6A.
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Sacramento 9, Oakland 1

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 27. = Hits
punched in the first two innings coupled
with Christians wildness and two err
rors gave Sacramento a lead today
that could not be overcome The
score was to l. Johnson relieved
Christian before the first inning was
nnished and had little success in the
second. Later he steadied and pitched
good ball. Oakland secured as many
hits as Sacramento, but Whalen scat
tered them through nine innings, and
only once did the visitors score Score:
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Dick Hyland and his manager, Jack
Perkins are not overlooking any tricks
of the trade. Though Dick has been
busy for the last three months. he made
another engagement for himself last
night by signing up for a 90 round
mill with Aurelia. Herrera at Bakers
field on the night of September 16.
The men will make the lightweight
limit, 133 pounds. at 3 o'clock in the
afternoon. It is understood that the
men have received a liberal offer from
Manager O'Brien of the Southern club.
Herrera, once one of the greatest of
the lightweights. has been out of the
running for the last two years or more.
but still the sports of Bakersfield,
which is his home town, think a lot
of him, and his fight with Hyland
should draw a good sized house. Hy-
land and Herrera have never met, for
the reason that when the Mexican
boxer was at the height OF his career
Fighting Dick was just budding out
and had not made his niche in the hall
of fame. Now, however. he seems to
have the edge on Herrera.
Hyland is well liked all over the
country and he has never been known
to loaf or do anything wrong in the
ring. 1nOuSn fIayne OutDOlnleQ MIN
the other night at the Coliseum, still
Dick is a good card-as good a card,
in fact. as the Bakersfield promoters
could hope to pit against a man like
Herrera, who was supposed to be
through with the fighting game. Hy-
land will leave for Bakersfield in a
few days.
According to Promoter Jim Coffroth,
the moving picture men of the east
are anxious 10 secure films of the COM
ing Johnson-Kaufman fight. Last
night Coffroth received a wire from
Doc Krone of Chicago asking for a
line on this concession. Krone is the
man who handled the pictures of the
last Gans-Nelson fight, which had such
good run in the east.
1t is not likely that Coffroth will
take a CHARGE at the picture game him
self, but in the event that he receives
suitable offer from one of the many
companies engaged in this business he
will close a deal. In the event that
kaufman should beat johnson, the
films would be worth a fortune to the
men lucky enough TO control them.
Johnson put in another busy day at
CockerilIs training quarters yester-
day. AS usual, he was out early and
did a few turns around the racetrack
TO start the day with. In the after
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100 Brock. won; Roseburg H. 1O4 (Hanna)
second; Pocotaligo 104 tMcIntyre), third Time,
:27. Steel also ran.
Five furlongs. purse $2O0-J H. Houghton.
lis (Burkl. won: Miss Sly 11J flynn. second :
creston Girl Brock, third. Time. 1:02. Cae-
sar. Ramlerz, Jim Miller, Row, finished as
named
Six furIongs purse $I25-Cassowory 100 fRi-
Ieyl. won; Imogene. I12 (Obert), second: PIN
pante. los (McIntyre). third Time l:14b
McDale, Bitter Miss, Hammetrical finished as
named
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American League


ST. LOUIS Aug. 27-Pelty's effective pitch
ing and punched hits in the fourth OF Morgan
gave st. Louis a victory Philadelphia
Score: r.. H. E.
81 i.ouis
Philadelphia 0
.Bptteries-Pelty and Stephens; Morgan and
Livingston.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 27.-Errors by BOSTON gave
Cleveland the game. Score: r. H E.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. : 4
Batteries Falkenburg and Clarke; Cicotte and
Carrigan.
DETROIT Aug. 27.-wilson was knocked ont
of the box In the third inning and Detroit won
easily Score r. H. e.
Detroit observation-disclosures 10 4
New L ork D. 3 o
Batteries--Willett Lelevelt and Stanage: !:
Beckendorf. Wilson and Chesbro and Sweeney.
CHICAGO Aug 27- Washington Chicago
game postponed rain.
ENDS LIFE WITH Discouraged bv i'll
health. Patrick J. Murphy. Iaborer, aged So
who lived at PIG Duboce avenue. turned on
both gas jets in' his Thursday night and
found dead by his wife yesterday morning
The body was taken to the morgue.
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Carson 2. hits 3, runs g. First base on called
bails-of Thorsen 3. of Carson /. of Guyn L.
Struck out-By ThOrsen 5 by Carson l, by Guyn
= hit by pitched ball-Fisher, Godwin. Time
OF game hour and So minutes. Umpires--Van
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easily demonstrated mastery over the
challenger. He allowed him only one
game in the final set.
Larned scored eight aces and SO
places to five aces and 35 places by
Clothier. Larned made Sc outs, 80 nets
and seven double faults. while Cloth
ier's errors consisted of Al outs, 29 nets
and two double faults.
May Sutton Victorious
NIAGARA ON THE LAKE. Ont,
Aug. 27.-Miss May Sutton of Califor-
MIA defeated Mrs. Hannah of England
this afternoon in TIVE straight sets.
6-3, 6-3. in the international lawn
tennis tournament The morning re-
suits:
Mixed doubles-Mrs. Hannah and
Baird beat Miss Summerhayes and Lit
tie, 6-3, Go.
Miss sutton and sinsabaugh beat
Miss Fairburn and Pettee, 80, 60.
Ladies' singles-Miss Moves beat
International singies-Nash of Chi
cago beat Prescott of Cleveland, 6-3,
3-6, 6-3.
The afternoon results:
International doub;es. men-Glassco
and Baird of Toronto beat Hodge and
Richards, g. 3-6, 6-3.
James and Sinsabaugh peat Pettee
and Baird, 6-3. 81.
Mixed doubles-Mrs. Hannah and
Baird beat Mrs. Summerrayes and Lit
tie, 6-3, 3-6, 60.
Miss Moyes and James beat Miss
Sleever and Lee, SIS, 60.
Miss Sutton and Sinsabaugh beat
Miss Roach and Niles, 6-4. 3-6, 60.
Open singles, ladies-Miss Sutton
beat Mrs. Hannah, 6-3, 6-3.
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Summary

Home run--Kelley. Two base hit-Carnev
Sacrifice neutrality-suspicious.. First base on called
.bafls-Of Henderson ?. Struck out-By Hender-
son >. by Jones J. Hit by piteher-Joyoe Car
'usey- Double play-Schimpf TO Kelley. Passed
4'sI-kuhn- Time OF game-1 hour and 40
siinutes. Umpre-MoOre.
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Stockton ?, Sacramento o

. STOCKTON. Aug. 27.-Inabili to hit
Durham compassed the defeat of Sac
rsmento today, 2 to 0. Three hits were
all he allowed. Hackett and Curtis
Of the visitors were each fined s. for
harassing the umpire Score:
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SHORT CHANGE NAN coNvIcTED-Frauk
Wilson. who short changed Fred Peterson. sa-
loon keeper. 5ss Pacific street. out OF s5 the
night Of August 10. convicted Of petty
larceny By Police Judge Conlan yesterday and
VIII be sentenced this morning.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Curtis. L. Brand Waters
Struck out-By Durham z by Houser s. First
base Oh called bslls-Durhsm ?. Houser 2 First
base errors-StocktOn ]. Time OF game
hour and Al minutes Umpire-Harper. Scorer
Davis
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Chicago defeated New
York today to g. after great uphill fight. not
scoring until the home team had made 6ve runs.
Manager Chance was put out OF the game In the
third inning for disputing decision Score:
R. H. e.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 9 5
New York. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s L. 4
Batteries-Overall. Higginbotham and Archer:
wiltse. Raymond and Myers. Umpires-John-
stone and Klein.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 27.-PittsburE's players
batted Wilhelm freely today and. aided by err
rors crossed the plate fve times Brooklyn
could do nothing with Willis Score:
| PlttsDurg ...... > 1S
| Brooklyn ...a...-..'.....- s..-... q
Batteries-willis and Gibson; Wilhelm and
Bergen. Umpires-o'Dsy and Kane.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug. 27.-PhiIadeIphia bat
ted three Of St Louis pitchers hard and
Score: r. H. E.
st. Louis .-.-- 8 4
! Observation-Disclosures Scsnlon and Doom: Mar
tell. Beebe. Raleigh. Melter. Bresnahan and
Bliss. Umpire-Rigler.
BOSTON. Aug. 27.-Boston won its fourth
straight game today Score: R. H. z.
Cincinnati ---.-..---...- -.-...--. .
Boston , D
Batteres-Gaspar and Clark Curtis and Gra-
ham. Umpire-Ehslie.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hits made of Christian ). runs 5. innings 2-3;
off Johnson y. runs 6, innings 1-3. Charge
defeat to Christian Three base hit-Shinn.
Two base hits-Flanagan, Hogan Sacrifice
hlts-Derringer. Gandil, La Longe. First base
on called balls-0n whalen l. of Christian 2.
of Johnson ). Struck out-By Whalen g. by
Johnson 3. Hit by pitched ball-Shinn by
Johnson. Passed ball-Byrnes Wild pitch
Whalen. Time of game hour and SS min
utes. Umpire--Irwin.
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Total. ........... 30 q II 3 80 Il )
Hogan batted for Vance In the ninth inning.
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two runs and four hits OF Hit in siy and two
thirds innings. Two runs on Vance in one and a
third innings. Two base hits-Devereaux Brash-
ear. Sacrifice hits-Bodie McArdie. First base
called balls--On Hit 4, OF Branckenridge =,
on Browning =. Struck out-By Hit 81, by
Vance L, by Browning 8, by Breckenridge 1.
Double plays-Zeder to Mohler to Tennant
Breckenridge to- Bernard to Brashear Wild
pitch--Yance. Time of game hours and
minutes. Umpires-AcGreevy and Mccarthy
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American Association

At Toledo--Indianapoli g. Toledo 1.
A Louisville-I,ouisville 6. Columbus o.
At st. Paui-Kansas City 4. st. Paul s.
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Los Angeles 5, Portland l

LOS ANGELES. Aug 27.-Neither
Carson nor Guyn proved effective
against Los Angeles today, and the To-
Gals won from Portland 5 TO 1. In
every inning Los Angeles made hits,
while only in one inning, the seventh.
did Portland succeed in finding Thor
sens curves for a hit Portland was
credited with four bad errors Score:
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ingalls, Park Races

JOLIET. Ill, Aug. 27.-Five harness races two
Of which were for 81. 600 purse. and three run
fore crowd of 5000 Tie card closing the
races under the supervision of the fair was the
track and threatening weather. Summarizes
2:14 pace, purse 81 400:
Ora jackson. b. m. by Bareda (Me-
Manont L / /
Bird II. b. m. by Good Hugh lHarri-
wiIkeEbrino. br g. by Asarcotus
Frankfort Boy. blk. h. by The Hunts
ns.:s.'.t %ss 5se"ss' BY ses.ina: sfsy, 70
Time-2:12h, 2-09&, 2:12t5, 2:12A.
2:25 pace. purse $500:
Pauline PAUL., br M by Fred Graf
ssnny Gs'"5 Jim. 6r. g. by sentinel wilkes
John Bryd6n. b. g. by symboiier cray. :
Leona. eor ro. h. by Baronia 1jonesj :
Crit Audubon. blk. h. by G. J. Audubon
King Staf' Dach. b. g BY Atlantic King
Time-2:i2A. 2:iiN. 2:iiK.
2:I5 trot. purse $1,000:
Montell b. g. by Highwood (Gor
Msrnnt. I 70. g. by Marerave lGarfeidj 2
Delbar. b. h. by Essobar (Taylor).. 5 ? 4
Allie conqueror. b. h. by conqueror
Merry JO. B. m by Hambrinc (DeI-
mssl 80; G 70
Chimes OF Normandy. D. m Dy Cblmes
Milo "S W s. 2. by Robin Hood tc;orel. dis ~
Time-2:I7. 2:l6. 2:14A, PLAY.
Free for all pace. purse $500
Bland II. b. h. by Egyptian Boy lRasIl). l 1
NJ. F. Weakes, b. m by Domino Me
Mahonl 2
r ID. b. h. by Roadmaster (Robin-
Tony swift. b. h. by Swift Bell tdriTer
- Time-2:c7, 2:o7sl, 2:osN.
2:17 pace. purse $780,
Red and Black. b. m. by Red Medium
fBetoldt i. I
Kate Dillon. ch. N. by sidney Dillon
fhogers .-....--. .....--s-. 2 8
Miller Boy. blk g. by Lord Elmhurst
y.se9 sSsl1s. ). & Sy csr.ty,,o .Dsssi g Z
Lady Smith, b. m. by Donald Smith
tJonesl 4 70
Donnie Redhesrt, b. h. by Red Heart
CBurckyl ...........7 Or
Time-2:llh, 2:i0z. 2:14. 2:l5.
RUNNING RACES
Seven furlongs, purse $200-Frank Fletcher,
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Roberta Shows Speed in
The Matinee Races

Roberta. the celevr PAGER owned and
driven by I. l. Borden. took the honors
OF the Park amateur driving clubs
meet on the park stadium track yes
terday afternoon. The clever PAGER
got away with the feature event for
class B PAGERS in straight heats. doing
the fastest mile Of the day, 2:2OX
The other races We're all well contested
and furnished good sport for the big
weekday crowd in attendance. sum
mary:
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STANDING of THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Vernon 9. San Francisco 90
innings).
Los Angeles ). Portland L.
Sacramento o, Oakland L.
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olden Jubilee Celebration S.F.Schuet-
m Verein. sunday, Aug. 2s-SeDt. s.
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Score.
FRESNO
OAKLAND

1atItu Tot buFkt ID nILlH.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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RUNNING RACES
Seven furlongs, purse s200-Frank Fletcher,
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PORTLAND
sDaley out; hunted third strike.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Two base hits wheeler, Thorsen. enrr. $.
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t race. class D trotters. mile heats:
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Johnson put in another busy day at
Cockerills training quarters yester-
day. AS usual, he was out early and
did a few turns around the racetrack
to start the day with. In the after