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Powell and Harrison Are
Ready for Action

Oakland will take its monthly turn
at the fight game tomorrow evening,
when the Oakland wheelmen will stage
2s fast rounds at Piedmont pavilion,
q few blocks from the Twenty
street terminus of the Key Route line,
In anticipation of a big crowd the
club officials have increased the seating
capacity of the pavilion from 5000 to
5000.
The wheelmen program is headed
with 10 round contest between Lew
Powell, the popular San Francisco
lightweight, and Kid Harrison. a
North beach youngster who has been
coming fast during the last year This
match, coming after Powelrs defeat of
Chick Hudson. and Harrison's knock
out of Jack Clifford, Is regarded In To-
cal fight circles as one of the most i'm
portant lightweight contests of the sea-
son. Should Harrison be lucky enough
to trounce the yellow haired boxer he
has agreed to meet Frayne.
The last time Harrison and Powell
met was before the Pacific club at
Dreamland. The hard hitting Mexican
eight rounds had Powell stepping
lively Condition told, however. and
In the end Powell was awarded the
verdict.
ne SAA IOuiiu SPCCAdi CN OAAt DNIU
Frank Burns of Oakland and Willie
Ritchie of San Francisco has attracted
much attention. Burns. who has
adopted much the same style of milling
as Battling Nelson. has a series Of
creditable victories on his list In
Ritchie he will meet one OF the fastest
of the local six FOUNDERS and will have
to go hard to subdue him. Fred Ward
and Jimmy Foley viii provide another
six round special. Charlie Burns and
Young Trenberth of sacramento will
meet in the curtain raiser.
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AFTERNooN CAME
SACRAAIENTO
RrNs ANp HIrs BY INNINGS

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Los Angeles 9, San Francisco 8

The mornir- struggle at Oakland was
one of those old time seesaw suggests,
which kept the fans on their toes
from the opening innipg until the last
man had been declared out. Every
body seemed to be hitting the ball
right on the pick and each hit appar-
entity inspired another Young Meikle
on the slab for the Seals, was wild and
inefftive and the Angels managed to
get TO him in the first round when
Howard hit a fly, which bounced over
the right field fence with two men on
bases
This gave the Angels a start of
three runs. but the Seals quickly dis
ability by swinging in with two in
their half of the round. These were
the result of three corking hits off
pitcher Tozer, who did not Seems to
have anything at the start
The southern sluggers got another
in the sixth, but in their half of this
inning the Seals went for four. This
was where Tozer really felt the effects
of the local swatters' clubs. They
pounded him and the men behind him
suit was four runs off three hits, which
gave the Seals fresh start and ap-
narently ciinched the result, for the
game was well on it's way by this time
But the Angels fell on Meikle in an
frame They seemed to be saving up
for this one. Meikle took ride in
the balloon. and every one of the An
gels took a ride on the ball. flour
runs came, trailing over in jig time.
The Seals officed up to Tozer in the
ninth and they might have won the
game had not Davis been caught off
second. As IL was they came within
one of tying the score, getting two
tallies and three bingles off Tozer in
the last spasm- Score:
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Bay City and Alameda Bike
Racers Contest

The fourth of July Alameda wheeling
races, after numerous postponements.
were finally held over the Buena Vista
avenue course yesterday. but fell short
of expectations. The entries in all the
events with the exception OF the quar-
ter mile record trial were confined to
the Bay City and Alameda wheelmen.
The single exception was lone entrant
from the Garden City wheelmen. Seven
clubs entered teams in the Is mile race.
The Bay City wheelmen won all five
heats, giving them total of 25 points.
and the Alameda team. being the only
team entered, took 10 points for second
place in each heat.
The Bay City wheelmen made clean
sweep. finishing one, two, three in both
the quarter mile record trial and the
the individual star. finishing first in
both events. Summary:
One mile championship: First heat-Que-
second. +. cnrran tB G. W. third.
Second heat-F. Diver (B. C.. W. first. A,
Waterbury (B. C. W. second. B. Clark CA. WI
third
Final.F; Diver first. T. Burns second. r.
One mile for Alameda wheelmen-B Clark
nrst. E. Nelson second II. Clark third.
One quarter mile race: First Race. Diver
E. Nelson "a W. third
Second heat-P Quevillon (B. C. W. first. F..
W. third
FinaEF. Diver first T. Burns second r.
QuevillOn third
Fifteen mile team race for Alameda cup:
First heat-T. Burns (B. c. W. first. B. Clark
"a. W. second.
Second heat-M Treaey (B. c. W. first. T..
L0ngley "a. W. second.
Third heat-P. Quevill0n (B. c. W. first IT,
Clark "a. W. second
Fourth heat-F. Curran (B. C. W. first. X.
Arnberger "a. W. second
Fifth heat-F- Diver 1B. C. W. arst f.
Nelson "a. W. second
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FRESNO. Sept. 12.-Oakland and
Fresno divided the double header here
today. the Tigers winning in the morn
ing to l in snappy 10 inning
struggle, and the visitors captured the
afternoon affair to 2
The first contest was by far the best
of the season. Arthur Smith was in
rare form and held the Oakland crew
to two singles. Bill Bloomfield was
also in good shape, allowing only five
hits.
Funck's daring base running in the
sixth was the feature. After drawing
walk he stole second and third in
rapid succession and registered on
wild pitch. Oakland tied the score in
the eighth and Funck broke up the
game in the tenth with a drive to the
right field fence, with Tracey on second
Oscar Jones was pounded hard in the
afternoon. Scores:
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Tennis Experts
To Contest For
Championships
Players Who viii Compete In
Singles and Doubles Pacific
States Tournament
By ARTHUR INKERsLEY

DEL MONTE, Sept. 1.-THE contest
ants in junior singles and doubles for
the championship of the Pacific States
lawn tennis association arrived here
today under care Of Marvin of the
Golden Gate Park lawn tennis club
and will play in the preliminary and
first rounds tomorrow. In the prelim-
mary round c. Rogers is paired against
Griffith. A. Wilder against Fl. Com
stock and Strachan against Wood In
the first round Johnson win meet
Smith; the winner of the Rogers
Griffith match viii play against the
winner of the Wilder -Comstock con-
test, and the winner of the Strachan-
Wood match against Holman, and
Herd against Hun.
In the junior doubles preliminary
round the pairings are as follows
Rogers and Herd against Griffith and
Hun; Johnson and Strachan against
Smith and GOldwOrthy. In the first
round Comstock and Wilder draw a
bye The winners OF the Rogers and
Herd against Griffith and Hum viii
play the winners of the Johnson and
Strachan against Smith and Goldwor-
thy, while Holman and Wood draw a
bye.
Seven couples entered in the mixed
doubles. In the preliminary round
Miss Hazel Hotchkiss and DIR. Sumner
Hardy beat Miss Dora Rogers and r.
McSwain. 81, rs. Miss Florence
Sutton and l.. R. Freeman beat Miss
Nora, Brewer and Douglas Grant. 81.
80. Mrs. B. o. Bruce and c. Rogers
defeated Miss Amy Brewer and r. Spill
valO. Miss Coda Myer and c. K. FO-
ley drew a bye.
In the seminal round. which will be
played tomorrow afternoon, Mrs. Bruce
and C. Rogers will meet Miss Hotch-
kiss and Sumner Hardy, while Miss
Florence Sutton and L. r. Freeman
will play against Miss Coda Myer and
c. z. Foley. The winners of these two
matches will meet in the final round
Tuesday.
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Backman Makes Highest
Score at Schuetzen Park

The California schuetzen club and the
Swiss rife club held shooting contests
yesterday at Schuetzen park. The
scores rolled up were exceptionally
good and TO make things interesting
a match was held by several OF the
crack shots of the Swiss club. The
highest score Of the match was made
by Charles Bachman. who led August
Studer by six points in three shots.
and he easily outcistanced the others.
Bachman also made the highest scores
in the medal shoot of his club. Score:
Swiss rife club. medal shoot, champion class
Charles Bachman, pol, l99; L Houser pol, $780,
Aug Studer. ISS First class Mueller l64
Second cass-E. Pobi I52. Bullseye shoot
Charles MBeller So; Louis Hauser, 100; Charles
Bachman, l53 r. POhI 400; A. Studer, GOO;
J. :. Leutenegeer. go: A. Won Wyl. 953.
Special match. Hauser. 81: Charles Bach
man, CO. j. = Leutenegger. Sc; Aug. Studer
60: Charles Mueller. 81.
Competition shoot. California schuetzen club
70: n \ PoTer. ss. So: ! scbllnsk~. ~ es es:
Charles Bachman. 81. O.; F. Muehlebach, G4, 81.
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WILL NOT JOIN ACADEMIC LEAGUE
Especial Dipoich 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 12.-The Sacra-
mento valley interscholastic league,
through it's representatives last night.
refused to take on the cloak offered by
its president. A. j. Cloud. and will
likely go through this coming season
without Affiliations with any organiza-
tion. Auburn. Chico high, Chico nor
NAL, Sacramento, Colusa and Marys-
VILE high schools of the Valley league
and Modesto and Lodi of the San Joa-
quin league were represented at the
meeting, and the consensus of opinion
of the delegates was to the effect that
there was little to gain through join
deferred by the valley schools was be-
cause of the unsettled conditions in the
Academic Athletic league around the
bay caused by the withdrawal of
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Invaders and
Fresnos Split
Double Header
TIGERS Win Morning Game, 2
to 1, and Oakiands After
noon Contest, g to 2
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

lstate Leaguel
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Nevada KickerS Accuse Stan
ford Of COmmercialiSm

The action of Graduate Manager
Burbank of Stanford in canceling the
two games scheduled with Nevada uni
versity has called forth a stormy pfo-
test from the Reno press and the Stan
ford men resident throughout Nevada
The Reno Evening Gazette of Septem-
Der says that the change is brought
about by '.Stanford's spirit of CONNER
cialism.
All arrangements had been COM
pleted for the games by the two man
ayers, when, according TO the Gazette.
Burbank suddenly demanded the Reno
gate receipts.
As announced in The Call imme-
diately after the disagreement took
place, both managers have refflled the
date caused by their differences of
opinion. The Barbarians will take the
place of the Stanford team and the lat
ter will play at Los Angeles.
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Oakland IL, Vernon LIZ

LOS ANGELES, Sept. 12.-Oakland
won an uninteresting game from YER
non this morning, but the villagers
broke even this afternoon by taking
another OF the same sort from the
Commuters. Vernon's five errors in
the morning game gave the Oaklands
seven runs, while they could tally only
one. At the Chutes, however, Hogan's
men hit Tonneson for IL runs be-
fore Reidy was substituted in a vain
endeavor to stem defeat. Scores:
MORNING GAME
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BY defeating the Wanderers yester-
day at the stadium the Barbarian
cricket club won the championship cup
of the California cricket association
and the pennant presented by A. G..
Spalding & Bros. The Barbarians have
gone through the season with only one
defeat and have scored 16 points out
of possible 20.
The main features of yesterdays
game were the batting of Harry Elliot,
So not out. s. Stewart 3S and Stewards
remarkable bowling. He bowled IL
overs, half of which were maidens, and
captured six wickets for a paltry IA
runs.
H. Brown was the best of the Wan
derers' batsmen, with 26. In the bowl
ing, nine different men were tried.
Score:
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rame
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Hallinan Two base hit
Hsckett Sacrifice hitsmwaters g. Stolen bases
out-By Gaffney 4, by Tripett 1. First base on
called balls-0f Gaffney 2. on Trippet 4. Struck
Stockton TO- Sacramento Z. First base on er
rors-Stockton 8, Sacramento 2. Double plays
LIE Brande to lansing. Smith TO Curtis. Hit by
pitcher-Hackett Carrgan. Curtis. Gafney.
Time of game hour and 3S minutes. Umpire
Harper. Scorer-Harlin
After Sacramento had taken the first game
the second went to stockton, owing to Sacra-
mento only having eight men after Hackett had
been benched by Harper. whose nose the catcher
attempted to twfg. This left the series 8 to 8.
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BASS WINS TENNIS MATCH

The class singles tournament began
on the Golden Gate park tennis courts
two weeks ago was completed yester-
day. The only remaining match was the
together Fred Bass and c. Sparrowe,
and the former Won after four sets. The
score was 6-2, 7-9e SO, 6N4- The
match was interesting In spots. every
other set being close and exciting. Bass
was much steadier than his opponent
and at all times looked q winner
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EVANS DEFEATs GARDNER

WHEATON. ILL.,, Sept. 12.-Cbarles
Evans Jr. of Edgewater defeated Rob-
ert Gardner of Hinsdale. the new ma
tional champion, and Tom Sherman OF
Yahoundasis in the playon of the tie
for the low qualifying score honors of
the national amateur golf champion
ship tournament today. The match be-
tween Evans and Gardner was hard
fought. but by a brilliant burst on the
last nine holes Evans won by 76 to ~.
Sherman's score was so.
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sAcRAAlENTo

RrNs ANp LIS BY ~.
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American League
AMATEUR BASEBALL

ANTIOCH. Sept. 12.-Antioch played an
errorless game todsy and defeated cate the Vallejo
unable to touch Martinoni. securing only two
scratch hits on his delivery. Martinoni famed
f snf ana ys Wsrd
Devota.
MONTERREY. Sept I'm the Three league
Monterey won double header today from San
lose by scores Of 5 to 0 and to 1. Batteries
First game. Monterey, Richardson and Erie; San
Jose. Yates and Mitchell. Second game. Mon
terey. Emerson and Erie; San Jose. Lener and
Olmsted.
SANTA ROSA, Sept 12.-Santa Rosa was de-
feated this afternoon by score Of to I by the
Barney Frankels of San Francisco. Up to the
Santa Rosa, but two wild throws and several
safe bingles netted the visitors five runs. They
Rosa secured three % in the seventh, being unable
to land the other score to tie the visitors The
battery for the visitors was AlleEart and Strand
WATSONvILLE. Sept. 12.-The best game of
the season played by the Three Q league was
witnessed today BY more than 1000 fans. The
defeated the Salinas Burbanks by score Of to
l. Until the eighth inning the. score was to
in favor of Salinas Score: r. H. E.
watsonville
''ate BasterIes-Friene and Grant: Hart and simp-
The Alameda Alerts made it eight straight
by defeating Hayward the lameda diamond
yesterday afternoon. The victory was in
the fourth inning. when series OF bunts
iemoralixed the Hayward innelders. who jugged
the ball and threw 1t away until With the
assistance of three clean drives. the home team
sent eight runners around the circuit. Score:
H,ywssa, gy,ysS,t. ..s 993 2 81 9-a I'D
Alerts .........0 o 8 OIL O x-l3
Basehits .......1 3 g O q x-14
Errors-Hayward o. Alerts /. Batteries
Levy and Reitermann; Russell and ". Ryan.
Umpire Buckhof.
Fruftvale defeated the SIaxwells at San Lean
dro hitting Hollis opportuney and accommodating
dye tallies against two. which the home team
secured. soracco for the visitors pitched a
strong game. and Jacobsen. Aushino and Mitchell
Of the same team did effective hitting. Score:
BasehIts ...2 d-12
Basehits ......1 o y - &
Errors-Fruitvale 2. Batteries-Soracco and
Snow: Hollis and Westphal.
It was hard luck for Thorsen to blow his
game after pitching so cleverly for eight In
nines. He had grand control Of the ball and
none OF the Seals could hit HIS offerings to q
safe spot However: Thorsen seemed to 20
right up in the balloon just as soon rs the
local yoOteys started after him.
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MARsH WINS aTARATHoN

BUTTE. Mont. Sept 12.-winiam ID.
Marsh of Winnipeg won the Is mile
$4,000 Marathon race here today in
1858 over muddy course. Alexander
Rowan Of Nanaimo. B. c.. was second.
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In the midst of the great rally one Of the
walters. making the rounds OF the grandstand
heavily laden down, started to root for the
Seals, and while he pulling for the win
ming run he forgot about his tray of wet goods
which turned a dip flop, and the soft drinks
landed on the gowns OF several fair fans VINO
were also pulling for San Francisco
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Brashear. Hogan CO.. Mar
tinke. Sacrifice hits-Cameron. Kelly, Byrnes
Stolen bases-Kelly t2). Cutshaw> t2). Hogan
90. Cameron. Christian. First base called
balls-0n Willett 4. OF Nelson 4. OF Bartlett
l. Struck out-By Willett = by Nelson g. by
Bartlett II Double pays-Marfinke to Leahy.
Coy to Bernard. Passed bails--Leahy (2) Wei
sci. Hits made-01 Wilett 4 runs g. Wild
pitches-Willett Nelson. Time of game-I
hour and 45 minutes. Umplres-Irwin and To-
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zone out when winning run was made. y
SAN FRANCISCO
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrife hit--Zeider. First base on called
bslls-0n Thorsen 1, off Durham q Struck out
BY Thorsen l. by Durham 2. Double plays
Zeider 70 Mohler TO Tenant. Bodie TO Tenant.
Passed ball-H- Smith. Time of game hour
and 30 minutes Umpires-yan Haltren and
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sacramento SCI, Portland 2-z

SACRAAT ENTO. Sept. 12=Sacra-
mentO and Portland divided a double
header this afternoon. the locals TAX
ing the first and the Beavers winning
the seven inning contest. The scores
MORNING GAME
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits--A[artinke. Brashear. Eagan.
Hit, Stoval f2D. Coy Sacrifice hits--H Ho.
gan. First base m called balls-On Hit q
of Tonneson /. on Redy l. OF W. Hogan I
Struck out-By Hit 3. Hits made-On Tonne
). of Reidy I. OF W. Hogan 2 wild
pitch--Tonneson. Time Of game hour and u,
minutes. Umpires-Toman and Irwin
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STANDING of THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles o, san Francisco 3.
San Francisco ?, Los Angeles L.
Vernon II. Oakland 2.
Oakland Z, Vernon I.
Sacramento 5, Portland 2.
Portland 2, Sacramento 1.
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At Alameda the San Francisco cOun-
ty club team defeated the Alameda
eleven by 72 runs. Score:
ALAMEDA
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SEMINARY

Three base hit-Johnson Sacrifice hit-Dar-
ringer First base called balls-On Brown
j. on Guyn j. Struck put--By Gpyn l. by
Brown ? Time Of game-l hour and minutes.
L.uplre-AcCartlly-
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two out when winning run was scored.
FRESNO
SUMMARY

Earned runs-Fresno L. Struck out-By A.
Smith 3. by Bloomfield s. First base on called
balls-Of A. Smith /. OF Bloomfield 3. Left on
bases--0akland 4. Fresno g. Wild pitch--Bloom-
field. Stolen bases-Funck f2). Time of game
] hour and Al minutes. Umpire--Ehrat.
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SUMMARY

Home run--Howard. Three base hits-Berry.
Goodwin. Two base hits.-Howard Goodwin. Del
mas, Tozer Tenant, Melchoir Sacrifice hits
Hosp, Howard. II. Smith, Mohler. Mundorf.
First base called balls-Of Mekle Z off
Tozer 3. Struck out-By Mekle 3. by Tozer 3.
Hit by pitcher-Tennant. Double plays-Mun-
dorf TO Tenant, Demas to Wheeler to Oren-
dorf Time of game hours. Umpres-van
Haltreu and Mc{,reeyy
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY.

Three base hit-Hallinan. Two base hits
Stricklctt Miller lansing. Home run-Kel
Sacrifice hit-Hackett. Stolen bases-Smith
Murray, Hackett. First base on called balls on
Peterson 4. OF Strlcklett 2 Struck out-By
stockton Z Sacramento 4 Double plays--Keller
to Carrigan. Waters TO Pfyl. Hit by pitcher
Carrigan and Curtis. First base on errors
stockton /. sacramento 2 Time OF game--I
hour and AZ minutes. Umpre-Harper. Scorer
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American Association
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

At Kansas City-First game. Kansas City 4.
Minneapolis ?: second game, Kansas City A.
Minneapolis I.
g: second game. Louisville i. Toledo 0.
At Indianapolis indianapolis 5. Columbus 4.
At Observation-Disclosures 3. st. Paul 5.
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SUMMARY

Three base hifs-Ffsher. Darringer Sacrifice
hits Raymer Darringer. First base on called
bails-On Baum :. on Harkness /. Struck
oui-By Baum s. by darkness g. Double play
Fisher Il johnson Time of game-1 hour
and 50 minutes Umpire-McCsrthy.
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Home runs-Carney. Sheehsn. Two base hits
Sheehan. II. Smith. Joyce. Earned runs-Oak-
land g. Fresno /. First base errors-Oakland
9 Fresno 1. Struck out-By Henderson 2, by
Jones @ Double plays-Joyce to Campbell to
Nealon: Francks to Kuhn to Tracey. First base
on called balls-0f Jones 3, OF Henderson 1.
Left on bases-Oakland 5. Fresno 4. Stolen
bases Householder. H. Smith, Nealon. Sacrifice
hits-McHale Nealon, Joyce, Francks. Time of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Ehret.
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Sacramento 8-4, Stockton 2-3

state leaguers won a double header
from stockton today. defeating the
Millers to in the morning and to
in the afternoon. Scores:
MORNING GAME
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It was hard luck for Thorsen to blow his
game after pitching so cleverly for eight In
ninss. He had grand control Of the ball and
none OF the Seals could hit his offerings to q
safe spot However. Thofsen seemed to 20
right up in the balloon just as soon Is the
local yooteys started after him.
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.BARBARIANS CAPTURE
CRICKET CHAMPIONSHIP
By Defeating Wanderers the Speedy Team
Also Annexes the Spalding Pennant
BY WILLIAM UNMACK

Did not bat-w Marshall K. Tyler, G. Hop
kns.
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RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 2, Oakland L.
Oakland 0, Fresno 2.
sacramento 8. Stockton 2.
Sacramento 4, Stockton 3.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

CINCINNATI, Sept. 12.-Cincinnati was power
less before the pitching OF Overall and Chicago
with ease. Score: X. II. Z.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures IL o
Cincinnati ..................0 10
Batteries-Overall and Archer; Ewing, Rowan
and Roth. Umpires-O'Day and Johnstone,
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-10-13
To Lecture on Poe.

One of the most interesting and
instructive lectu' es to be heard
here during the present season will
be that by Hon. K. Gray Williams.
of Winchester, on Edgar Allen
Poe, " which will be delivered at
the residence of Hon. A. Moore,
DR., on Friday of this week (Octo-
Der ~ at ; p. M, under the aus
pices of the Daughters of the Con-
federacy.
Mr.. Williams is probably the
most polished and intellectual
speaker in this section of the State.
and his appearance here always
assures a large attendance.
An admission of 30 cents will be
charged, which will include re-
freshments.
During the evening songs will
be rendered by Miss May Wall
and others.
Clarke courier. [volume] (Berryville, Va.) 1869-1997, 1909-10-13
Letter to j. Ed. Ogden
Berryville, Va.


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What do you think of that?
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Devoe is the strongest Of all. A gallon
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Now reckon the costs DevOe $50;
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