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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-07
Irotting and Pacing
Futurities Are Decided
Great Sport at Salinas Meet-Seven Heats
Necessary to Finish One Race

SALINAS, Aug. 6.-Salinas day saw
the biggest crowd at the track since
the breeders meeting opened. All the
stores were closed in the afternoon.
The events were the year old pacing
division, Futurity stake No. z; year
old trotting division, Futurity stake
No 6. and the 2:13 class trot. The
purses contested for aggregated $4750.
]. n. Blair's Normona won the year
old pace. SoriuS Pointer second, Airlie
ID fourth; best time 2:l4Z.
Zulu Belle. driven by the veteran, c.
A. Durfee, won the rich year old
trotting division, Futurity stake No. g.
taking the first, third and fourth heats
Volante was second, All Style third
and Easter fourth; Complete and Vir-
ginia Lee finished last Ella NJ did
not start Leavinette was drawn after
the third heat. The four winners di-
vided $4,000 purse BY conditions of
the state the owners of Zulu Bellies
sire and dam will receive 500 and
$500 respectively.
May T won the 2:I3 class trot in
what is said to be the hardest con-
tested race ever trotted in California.
1t required seven heats to decide the
winner. Zombronut was second, Wanna
third, Katalina fourth, and Crylia
Jones fifth. Darkness came on as the
race was concluded. Summary:
First race. year old pacing division Futurity
No. I, mile heats in g. purse $3.50:
J. n Blair's Normona, b. T. by Del
manioLouisa &C. L. Deryder) $500 1
]. ". Marshall's Serius Pointer, b. c.
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Raisin Growers
Find Henderson
In the Twelfth
Fresnoites Reverse Result With
the Invaders In Another
Extra Inning Game

Extra inning contests are becoming
as regular as the rent collector at the
Grove street park. For the second aft
ernoon in succession the Invaders and
the Raisin Growers went into the extra
inning round column before a winner
could be named and this time the Wis
itors had the pleasure of reversing
matters. 1t took II frames for the
Fresnoites to down Moreings men by
a TO score.
1t was one of those faultless exhibit
tions in which the players of both
teams showed a lot of finished work
and got through with some giltedge
plays.
Henderson was up against Loucks
on the firing line and the latter had
a triHe the better, of the argument,
though Bennys work was little more
spectacular than that of his contem-
porary. However Loucks was as steady
as the sphinx. and his wide out curve
was breaking to perfection. 1t was
essentially a pitchers battle, and the
AHdi inning proved d Ddu one LOT f1eu-
derson, as he was touched up for three
hits.
Fresno put over it's first run in the
second frame. but it was the result of
an error of Catcher White, who failed
to hold the third strike on Fresno
batsman and allowed Householder to
come home on a passed ball
Householder doubled in the second
and went to third on a passed ball.
Kuhn struck out. Schimpff also famed.
but White allowed the ball to get by
him and the batter was safe at first
and Householder scored.
On two hits Oakland tied the score
in the sixth. With two down, McHale
tripled to center. and Sheehan brought
him home with a two base hit.
The winning run, which came to
Fresno in the twelfth, was started by
A. Smith. who laid down nice bunt
for a hit. Loucks hit to right. advance
ing Smith to second. Funck hit a
Texas Lacquer to right and Smith was
safe at home when White failed to
hold Happy Smiths throw to the plate.
Oakland went out in one, two, three
fashion in its half of the twelfth.
Score:
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MudlarkS Have an Inning
At Saratoga

SARATOGA, Aug. 6.-The races to-
day were run over a heavy track and
only mud runners of the most pro-
nounced type were in demand. Pins
and Needles, backed down from s to 1
to to 1, won the handicap at one
mile. Results:
First First race, six fqrlongs, $500 added Crystal
Maid, 3 TO ., won; May Amelia, TO l. second:
Berry Maid, TO 5. third. Time, 1I5 1-5
Second race, selling, one mile $500 added
Spellbound, to 1, won: Ruxton, 10 to l. sec
ond: Quantico, o to . third. Time, 1855 Is.
Third race selling, FIVE and half furlongs
$500 added--0stend, TO ., won: Zephyr, {
10 second; Zacatecas. 4 to l. third Time,
:. Fourth race, one mile. handicap. 5000 added
Pins and Needles TO 1. won; Sir John John
son, 9 to 20 second; King Sol IL to l, third,
Time, 1:45.
Fifth race. 3 year olds and upward selling.
one and. three-sixteenth miles, $500 added
Belleview, TO /, won; Console, 6 to g. sec
ond; Rio Grande 30 to /, third. Time 2:o6 Is.
Sixth race, maiden 2 year olds, six furlonps
$500 added-Captain Swanson, to u. won
Judge Lsssing. to 5, second Top Notch. -
TO l. third. Time. lis 3-5. Ben LOYAL finished
first, but was disqualified for fouling
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by Star Ponter-Trix Of. Chadbournel l 2
H. H. Hellman's Airlie ID, b. f. by De
mono Mamie Airlie (H. H. Hellman) A 4
A. Edstrom's Roam Hal. m. c. by
AthaIbe-Carme Of. E. Wardl ..-. 3 8
Time-2:1s, 2:l4. 2:17a4.
Second race, year old trotting division, Flu
turnity No. 6. mile heats. in 5, purse 81, 900:
W. G. Durfee's Zulu Belle. br. +. by
Petigru-Johanna Treat &c. A. Dur
c. A. Canfeld's yolante, b. c. by
Zombro-Mamie Elizabeth CIV. S.
Maben) q 4
Dana Perkins All Style, br. c. by
STAN B-Zaya John QUINN ..-
S. B. Wrights Easter, b. c. by
Monoerat-Atto Reina OF. Ruther
ford)
". H. Hoy's Complete S. f. by Pa
lite Camilla CIV. II. Hoy)
T. H.. Gibson's Virginia Lee, b. f.
by Joan Alta Maggie (H. s. Hogo
BOOM ..-.-- ---....------.-. . 4 .
L. H. Todhunter's Leavinette, b. f.
by zombro-Loma B q. E. Mont
Time-2:17ss. 2:15l5. 2:1716, 2:16A.
Third race trotting, 2:13 class, purse 81, 600,
mile heats. in 5:
]. Twohig's May t, Oh. m. by
Monterey Melba 81. Twohig)...
zombro If +. wardJ -. 1851
F. ii. Burke's Wanna, b. M by
O'clock Naulahka Up. Daver)...
". J. Afiller's Katalina, b. m. by
Tom Smith-Kste Lumry IL. j.
DanieIs) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 2
II. Rutherford's Crylis Jones, blk
&. by Capt. Mckinney Oh. Ruth
Time-2:I7 2:16sz 2:15%. 2:15. 2:14h 2:1T.
2:1s Ciphers denote Katalina and Crylia trotted
a dead heat.
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Hits Plentiful
And Seals Win
ARagged Game
Beavers Try Carson and Graney,
but Neither Keeps Visitors
From Scoring

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. 6.-In a near
exhibition Of baseball the Seals this
afternoon defeated the Beavers by a
score Of to 6. Though the visitors
played a loose game it sufieed to keep
Mercedes bunch a goodly birdseye
distance from victory. Both teams hit
freely, each securing nine hits. But
the Seals came at opportune times,
while the Beavers were scattering.
Carson was taken out at the end
OF the fourth, after the Seals had
pocketed six chalk marks. and Graney
was substituted. Following out the
phiIanthropic ideas of his predecessor.
Graney presented the Seals with three
hits from which they extracted two
runs.
The first inning netted each team two
runs. Mohler and Williams brought in
the Seals two runs when Melchoir sin
sled. For the Beavers Olson scored on
Williams throw in on Mercedes fly.
Griffin fumbled Fishers grounder and
allowed Speas TO score. There was
nothing doing in the second. In the
third Portland got one run, San Fran
cisco TWO. BOdie opened with a single
TO center. r. Williams few out to
McCreoie. Melchoir walked. Berry
hit a grounder TO Johnson and Bodie
and Melchoir scored, Johnson's wild
throw TO Ort. Two more scores came
Sealward in the fourth. Browning
doubled to center and was advanced to
third on Mothers sacrifice Bodie
doubled TO center and brought in
Browning and Mohler. Zeider brought
in the Seals lone run in the sixth on
Bodies single to left. Berry pranced
in the eighth and the last run of the
game for the Seals in the seventh by
beating Mercedes throw in on Crit
fms lone fly
The Beavers got a run in the sixth
and two in the ninth, but there never
was any doubt over the games out
come.
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Sacramento 3, Stockton 2

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 6.-Stockton
outhit the local State league team to-
day. but superior fielding by the locals
held the score down to a minimum and
Sacramento finally won by a score of
to 2, the last run being made in the
ninth. Meyers was the hero of the
contest and scored the three runs on
hits, stolen bases and balks. In the
ninth Durham baked Meyers home
from second and gave the locals the
game. In the second. balk he attempted
to pass Hackett on balls and compelled
Frambes to leave his box. When Hen
ley made the decision, Frambes at
tempted to hit him with the ball. Score
STnc,L-rnO
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The second OF the series Of three games be-
tween the teams OF lgnstlan council No. 80 and
tomorrow az ST. Ignatius college grounds at 2:30
2. m The Salesians took the first game two
weeks ago. when Ignatian council played with n
much weakened inheld, but all the players OF
the latter team will be on the job tomorrow and
another tale viii likely be tod when the game
IS over The score IN the hrst game was 4 70 Q.
and the contest was fast and snappy one all
the way through. Large delegations OF rooters
viii be on hand from both counciis and lively
time eli around is in prospect Harry o. Barnett
win handle the Indicator. The battery, for lgna-
Sslesisn council Chic and Raggio.
In q fasf game on the Petalams diamond the
local team went down to defeat at the hands Of
the team Of Ignstian council No. %, Young
Mems Institute Of San Francisco on sunday
Alerts. brought up 10 do the mound work
for the Petaluma Ieam while Robertson OF Santa
Rosa fame called IN as backstop. but even
this strengthening pot sufficient TO make the
locals win. Skeily and Martineli were the bat
tery for the Y NJ. J. team. and the former
pitched q classy game allowing but five hits and
walking only one. Seven bingles we're gathered
on Mackey and four walks were taken OF his de-
livery Of the five runs scored by Petslums
4hree were presented 20 them by the visitors by
two wild heaFes in The infeld. The final score
was 70 ).
The Carroll & Tiltons play at YountviIle to-
morrow. The Carroll 4 I1ltoDs would like 10
hear from all fast city and country teams. Ad-
dress George S. Worthington, S2s Frederick
street
Tomorrow at ] D. m. the Sullivan Stars and
the Hsviside Peers two well known baseball
teams composed Of lumber and shipping men
exclusively win play for the championship at
kentheld Marin county.
The Bakersfield baseball team has won %
straight games and the manager is cut with a
challenge TO any team around the bay cities.
The knights Of Honor defeated the crack
Fruitvale Reds in 8 fast game by a score of 8
10 T. The victors challenge any country team.
Address communication 70 A. Cohn, 16 Sansome
street
The following is the schedule for the games to
be played in the California boys league to-
morrow
Al Recreation park p. m. NJ J. B. cofees
vs.. j. Charles Greens; 10 m, Owl Drug Com
pany ". Billy Brackets Imperials
At San LeandrO-10.30 a. m, Ellery Arms
Company vs. W p. Fullers.
Al San Rafael p. m. Aeorns VS.. San Ra-
fael juniors.
The NOsemites jOurneyed 10 Mil Valley Sunday
and defeated the home team by score OF to
J. The victors play centerVille tomorrow.
STOCKTON. Aug. e.-An excursion train car
ryine more than 800 Sonora residents will arrive
n stockton Sunday. The excursionisfs are COM
ing down 70 attend q ball game between the So
nora Giants and the Crown Flour nine.
The Crown milling company has chartered a
steamer and Will take the sight seers down the
river on q short trip preceding The game.
Luncheon win be served on board.
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Olympic Lacrosse Tea
Goes South

The Olympic lacrosse team, which
won the championship of the Califor
mia lacrosse association last year, left
on the owl last night to play the Los
Angeles teams. Locally lacrosse has
not been thriving and the Olympics
have had no teams to compete against.
At Los Angeles they play both today
and tomorrow on the La Fiesta stad-
ium. The Los Angeles team is said to
be an exceptionally strong one. and
the Olympic club has sent down the
strongest available team. 1t follows:
Inside home. Clute: outside home. Henderson,
first home o 'Keefe: second home, Stringer; third
home. Clarkson; center. Briggs: third defense,
Mizen: second defense. McDermott; first defense,
CreIly; captain Mimic; reserves, Buchanan and
shaw
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never really got on even terms with
The Eel.
Another race in which there were
fine finishes was the 21O trot, won by
Country Jay from field of eight in
2:101z, 2:OsA. 2:O9H, but in the last
two heats it took every ounce he had
to come first to the wire in front of
Carroll, which trotted great race.
Purse $1,000 300 PAGERS:
Walter Hal, gr- h. by Walter Direct, dam
by Brown Hal GARTH .............I 1 1
Sir Milton. oh. g. by Milton S (Jackman). 2 4
Frince b. CHI g. by olmedomont (Spang
Point Burglar b. b. by Clay Pointer
tSnowl Observation-Disclosures 5
Robert Herman. b. g. by Abscota (Mc-
Time-2:osld. 2:osil, 2:io. .
Purse $1,000, 2:24 trotters:
Baron Mckinney, b. h. by Mckinney, dam
by Baron Wilkes (Dickerson) .........1 L 1
Ny Gift, blk. m. by Guy Baron Csaun-
dersl ...-...............3 2 ?
Ethel Mac, blk. m. by Steel Arch (saun-
Time-2:isis. 2:17I, a:i5a .
Purse S.. 900, 2:10 trotters:
Country JAY. oh. g. by Jay Hawker, dam
Carroll T a b. By ' Me9dams 1sbspk,
Henry Setter. b. h. by Todd (LaselD ~ < Z
Miss Adbeil, b. m by Adbell (McDonald) 3 4
Maxine, CHI m. by Elyria (Murphy) ..-.-5 4 3
Nancy Royce. blk IN. by .Allerton (AIc-
Carthy) ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5
Just the Thing. blk. m. by Highwood
MeiTa e J. B. M by Peter the Great Cox, dis
Time-S2:1o1z, 209K, 2:09A
Purse $1,000, free to all PAGERS:
The Eel, gr. h. by Gambolier (McEwen). ...I
Citation, br: m. by Norvalson (McsIahon) :. 3 2
Hedgewood Boy, ch. h. by Chitwood (Wilson) 2 4
Aileen Wilson, br m. by Arrowood tCox)4 8
Time-2:03 2:02A.
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AMOS GOING SOME

BUFFALO, n. v Aug. 6.-Louis
Chevrolet, the French speed marvel,
feIl short only a few seconds IN equal
ing the worlds record for SO miles over
circular track at Fort Erie today in
a race with III S. Bofihler, Barney Old.
field having refused the issue because
his car was not working well. The
Frenchman covered the SO miles in
52.I0I-5
As "a preliminary TO the big match
race tomorrow between .Olcdeld and
Walter Christie, the two met today in
three mile race in which Christie drove
his record breaker, while Oldfield was
al the wheel Of his new racer Benz
Christie won easily. the time for the
three miles being z.4a.
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Bay City Results

BAY CITY, Mich, Aug. Cred Bow. owned
by Dick Mcmahon and driven by Ryan, broke the
track record twice in the free for all pace TODAY
making mile In 2:091z In the second heat and
doing II second better the next heat. Tomor-
rows card was called OF. Summary:
2:24 trot-Kerry Belle won, Decoration sec
end. Edith third, Plowboy fourth. Belle Col
bert and Nellie B. distanced this heat. Best
time. 2:20A.
Free for all pace-Redbow won, Gallagher
DR.. Bonney distanced first heat and l. X L. In
third. Best time, 2:0Sjz.
2:13 trot-Miss Castle won Charlie Ross
second. Neal Ball third, Phoebe Hall fourth.
Best time, 2:12%.
2:25 pace--Helmore won, Lady Hastings sec
ond. Little Ed third. Prince Irwin fourth.
Willie Penny and Legal Light also started. Best
time, 2:l9i4.
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PITCHER HOSP soLn

Los ANGELES. Aug. 6.-Henry Ber-
ry, manager of the Los Angeles base
ball team, tonight announced the sale
of Pitcher Frank, Hosp to Clark Griffith
to the Cincinnati team of the National
league Berry stated that he considers
Hosp the best all around ball player
who has yet gone out of the Pacific
Coast league to the big leagues. Hosp
will play out the season with the Los
Angeles team and join the Cincinnati
team at the beginning of next season.
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Sacramento 10, Los Angeles =

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 6.-Los Angeles
tried three pitchers, Thirsen, Briswalter
and Wheeler, in an effort to stem the
tide that set in against them in the
NTH inning, but. when the inning was
over, Sacramento had seven more runs
than before and the game went to the
Senators. 10 to z. Ehman permitted
Los Angeles to have IL hits, while
sacramento got only 10, but Los An
geles punched its errors, and thus lost
the game.
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Gas Belt Circuit

L0GANSP0RT, Ind. Aug. 6-FolIowinc are
the results of today's races:
2:14 trot, purse $400-The Outlaw won Rob
Riley second, Miss Bentley third, Fortune fourth.
Lady Pearline and Turk McGiory also started
Best Time 2:15H.
Three year old pace purse S50O--Sick Wilson
won, Milton Moke second, Mollie third, Cassie
Gentry fourth. Matte I, June L. Maud Bowers
and Zulu started Best time 2:21K.
2:30 trot. purse S400-Marlow won Baroness
Direct second. Motorcycle third High Grade
fourth. Consterine, Katy Direct and John b.
Donovan also started. Best time. 2:21H.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-McHale. Two base hits
Householder Sheehan. Sacrifice hits-McHale
Funck. Struck out-By Loucks p by Henderson
9. Double play-Schimpn to Tracey. Passed
ball-White. Time of game hour and %
minutes. Umpire-HarDer
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Carson 3. by Graney 1. by
Griffin J. by Browning 1. First base on called
laiIs-On Carson f. Of Graney }. Of Griffin 4.
Two base hits-Ryan, Bodie. Griffin. Double
plays-AlcArdle TO Mohler 10 r. Williams. Mob
ler 10 McArd3e 10 r. Williams CD Sacrifice
hfts-Speas (2( NcCredie. ZeIder, Moher. Crit
IN Stolen bases-AIohler %, r. Williams
Passed bail-Fisher. First base on errors-San
Francisco 4. Portland !. Left on bases-San
Francisco 2. Portland 6. Innings pitched-By-
Carson 4. at bat Is; by Griffin s. at bat %.
Base hits-OG Carson 6, OF Griffin g. Runs
on Carson g. of Griffin .. Time of game
hours and > minutes. Umpires-TOman and Van
Haltren.
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SUMMARY

Hits-On Thorsen 3 of Brswaiter ;. an
Wheeler 3. Runs-0n Thorsen 6, of Briswater
l, on Wheeler g. Two base hits--Delmas, Dill
lon, Ross. Wheeler, Gandil. House. Ehman
Sacrifice hits-Doyle (3). Daley. First base on
called baiis--0f Thorsen 4. OF Briswalter / .
on Wheeler. ?. off Ehman 3. Struck out-By
ploys-GandiI unassisfed. Relnas to Dillon
Thorsen to Orendorf to Howard Wheeler to
Dillon. Passed bail-Orendorf. Time of game
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Sacrifice hits-Farrell. Miller, Frambes. Deve-
reaux- Hackett. First base called balls-Or
Stricklett /. Struck out-By Durham 3, by
Stricklett 2. Double plays-Farrell to Waters to
Hoag, Balks-Durham ~. Time Of game
hours Umpire-Henley.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Aug. Following are the results
Of today's races;
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs sell
~ Horse- straight. Place Show.
1-Letitia .-..----..-----. 90 50 As
2-Jim Brady ...--...-... 2.1 II
Time 80 VI Big Eidorado. Tiber chils. Good
Money. Silver Grain, Mary Does, Contra Costa,
SECOND RAcE|six furlongs,. selling, year
olds and upward:
BELLE Brady Brady ..--.-... 81 So 5-5
2-Gene Woods .------.-.- Il IL
3--Miss Beaumonter IL
Petaluma East End. Lakeyew. Billy Bowlegs,
Byron. Lucky Mate finished as named.
THiRD RHcEs siy furlongs selling year
0'0' H Horse eD"4'u- Straight. Place. Show.
2-cobIeskin ............ -. SIS RIO
Time, TIA % Tim o'TOole No Rule, Ele-
yation. Alice Collins Pelham lass Furnace, Royal
FOURTH RACE-0ne and a quarter miles,
selling, year olds and upward:
Cabin -s......-,.-...... 81 GO 90
S Tigs ao7 Koco prince 81 CASTLE RrSa
Nike Jordan. Sam Bernard. finished named.
FIFTH RAcE-0ne mile. selling. 4 year Odds:
2-Altenberg .-4-..-..-. 81 80
Aunt Kit .......-...-.. -. Is
Time, 1:42 Buckthorn. Mabel Fountain AXIS
Arden, Weymouth. Sainp0sal, finished as
named. Scratched-Black Hand
SIXTH RAcE-Six furlongs, selling 3 year
olds aud upward.
Horse Straight. Place Show.
l-1ohn p. Sheehan ..... IL IL IA
2-Irisb Mike .........-. -. 10-l ii
mabel HOlfanoef IL
Time. TIA Is. Wildwood Bill, AIarburg Sis.
ter Julia. Gossiper H. Thurio. Daisy Frost
Grotto. finished as named. Scratched-Yello
Foot. Galranic.-
SEVENTH RAcE-Five furlongs, purse. maid
en- year olds:
Horse Straight. Place. Show.
Maxim .....-..--....... IL 81 a.
2-Al Hampton .---....... p IL
nudge sh9rtan -: II
Royal pilot Chief Joseph. True Sir, Martha
jefferson. NeaFeletfe. finished AS named.
Scrafchcd--Po neiana.
I Note-These prices are not official.
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RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno z, Oakland L.
Sacramento 8, Stockton 2.
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MOWATT GETS DRAW

KANSAS CITY, No. Aug. 6.-TOnfmy
Mowatt of Chicago and Pierce Mathews
of Denver fought 10 rounds TO a draw
here tonight No knOckdowns were
scored.
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY Inn

Total ............33 10 10 3 %
sBatted for Il. Smith in the ninth
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At ST. Paul-Columbus 4; ST. Paul 3.
At aukee-Indianapolis /; Mil
waukee 6.
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SACRAMENTO

rOne out wnen winning run WAS mdue-
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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STANDING of THE CLUBS
Coast Leaguel
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Estate Lcague)