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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
SOUTHERN TENNIS
PLAYERS VICTORS
MISS H0TCHKISS AND MISS
RYAN ARE STARS
Matches at Vancouver Tennis Club
Stubbornly Contested, and Cali
fornians Have Easy Time
Throughout
CRv Associated Press.l

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 23.-The
matches in todays play in the tour
nament held by the Vancouver Tennis
club were contested stubbornly and de-
veloped many surprises.
In the mixed doubles MacRae of New
Westminster and Mrs. Pearson of Van
couver went into the finals by defeat
ing A. f. Jukes and Miss Baker, both
of Vancouver, IS, As, 6-4.
D. S. Montgomery. Vancouver, and
Miss Pitts of Victoria beat Mr.. and
Miss Hamber. Vancouver, 6-1, 6-3,
but Andrews, Portland, and Miss
Hotchkiss, Berkeley, put them out of
the running by defeating them in two
straight sets, 6-, "a. Both Miss
Pitts and Miss Hotchkiss played splen-
didly.
In the mems doubles Hopper Cali
fornia, and Crickmay, Vancouver, beat
Ladner and Dickson, Vancouver, 6-S,
Ga.
In the ladies' singles Miss Ryan Of
California beat Miss Bell of Vancouver,
6-4, 6-1.
Miss HotchlIiss, Berkeley, beat easily
Miss Beckett, Vancouver, Go, 6-1, and
that left only Miss Ryan to fight it out
with Miss Hotchkss for the ladies' sin
giles and the mainland championship.
Miss Ryan of Santa Monica reached
the semi-finals of the ladies' singles in
the mainland championship this morn
ing, when she defeated Miss Bell of
Victoria, Ga. 6-1. Miss Ryan had an
easy victory.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
WRIGHT BROTHERS
NEVER FLY TOGETHER
Fear That Secrets Would Die with
Them In Case of Accident Causes
Arrangement to Operate
Separately

CHICAGO, July pa washington
special says: 1t is a grewsomely in
teresting fact that the Wright brothers
never fly together. The reason Is sim
pie.
An accident such as occurred last
summer, when Orville Wright and Lieu
tenant Selfridge were precipitated to
the earth, might kill both the brothers.
This is a tragedy they are guarding
against.
Orville Wright has declared that dur
ing their long course of experiments in
the development of aeroplanes he and
his brother never attempted to fly to-
gether.
The Wrights are a close corporation,
and they have not communicated to
anybody the scientific discoveries made
during their long Investigations of the
problem of aerial navigation. If both
should be killed by an untimely acci-
dent their secret would die with them,
and they have wisely decided not to
risk annihilation at single disaster
They are Unconditional young men,
and realize that death may overtake
them at any time. If it should come, it
would visit them singly.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
FLEET YACHTS READY
FOR CATALINA RACE
South Coast Yacht Club Vessels Start
at Noon Today for Sixty-knots
Contest with Montgomery
Cup as Prize

SAN PEDRO, July 23.-The feet
yachts of the South Coast Yacht club
are today being made ready for the
race tomorrow around Catalina island
for the Montgomery cup. This race
of sixty nautical miles will be started
at noon from the end of the break
water and be completed at the same
point. Stewart Laughlin, chairman of
the regatta committee stated today
he had not as yet received all of the
entries, but expected that the Detroit,
the Mischiefs, the Venus and Wasp,
and the yawls Minerva, Arrow and
Wave would be ready for the long
race.
The Mah-Pe, not being eligible for
the Montgomery cup, will sail the
course for a special prize cup, which
has been arranged for, Captain Pugh
hoping to beat his time in the Monsoon
of seventeen hours.
The yachts will be inspected by the
regatta committee at 8 o'clock tomor-
row morning. The larger boats must
take slIiffs and all must be fully
equipped for sea-going cruise, with
provisions, water, life preservers, lights,
compass and anchors.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
DEPUTIZE OCCUPANTS
OF PLEASURE LAUNCH
TO CONFlSCATE NETS

AVALON, July Notwithstanding
the opposition given by the state fish
and game commissioners in declaring
that set nets are legal on the coast OF
California, from which they have pre-
viously obtained a large source of
revenue each year. Game Warden Nor
gan and Deputy District Attorney Paul
Mccormick are today confiscating nets
and vigorously searching for all kinds
OF illegal fishing contrivances around
the island. Two nets valued at $225
were taken yesterday off Long Point.
To get the nets Game Warden Hogan
was compelled to deputize the occu-
pants of the launch Chappie as they
were returning from a pleasure trip
from the isthmus. One of the party
on board the launch was Col. G.. Stone.
president of the California fish and
game commissioners. Captain Chappie
cut the nets from the rocks while the
deputies with Game Warden Morgan
on board the cruiser Jonathan raised
the anchors and put the nets on board
the larger craft.
Immediately the officers report
ed here Wednesday a wireless mes
sage was sent to the mainland warn
ing all fishermen at San Pedro to come
for their nets 1t is thought that the
two nets confscated were overlooked.
1t is not known who sent the message,
as the same was not signed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
SEATTLE WINNER
OF Y.M.C.A. meet
LARGE NUMBER OF WESTERN
ENTRIES is CAUSE
Athletes of Country Gather at Alaska
Exposition Stadium - Eastern
States Save Men for Cham
pionships Today
Rv Associated Press.)

SEATTLE, July 23.-Seattle came out
in the lead in the international \. M.
c. A. handicap meet at the Alaska
Yukon-Pacific exposition stadium to-
day, winning with a score of 2S points.
Vancouver, B. c., with 20 points, was
the nearest competitor the Kansas
CITY team third with II points. The
other teams finished with scores as
follows: Tacoma, 13; Everett, Wash,
9; Chicago, s; Philadelphia, 6; Port
The lead of the Seattle and Van
couver teams is due partly to the
large number of entries they had IN
the meet.
The eastern teams did not have many
entries in today's events, saving thelr
men for the championship meet, Whlch
takes place tomorrow. Summary:
1Oo-yard dash-J. Kocnigsdorf, scratch, Kan
sas CITY won; G. Sutton, one yard, PniladeI-
phia, second: J. Girard, three yards Tacoma'
third. Time, 10 80 seconds.
440-yard ~un-MeCarthy, scratch, chicago
won; n. Dillabough, scratch, vancouver sec
ond; F England eighteen yards, Seattle,
third. Time, SO 2-5 seconds.
220-yard run. Grard six yards, Tacoma,
won; G, sutton three yalds, Philadelphia, sec
ond; F. Mitchell, five yards. vancouver third.
Time, 23-1-5 seconds.
SSO-yard run-D. Stophlet. twenty yards
Kansas city won; H. Watson, scratch, Ia
coma second; J. Logan, scratch, Vancouver
third. Time. 2:03.
12o-yard hurdles-Hiniard, scratch, vancouv-
er won; j. Deschesne, scratch, Seattle, sec
ond Time, IS Is seconds. Two starters.
22o-yard hurdles-Hilliard scratch, Van
couver, won; J. Deschesne, scratch Seattle
second H Mensing, hve yards, Seattle third
Time, IS 1-5 seconds.
Mile rum. Elsins, scratch. Vancouver
won; George forty yards, Seattle, second
p Lewis sixty yards Seattle, third. Time
4:53
Twelve-pound hammer throw-W. B. Bruls
eth, twelve feet Everett, won; o. Anderson
ten feet Seattle, second; H. Kanatzra scratch
Kansas CITY third. Distance, including hand
cap 16l feet 8 inches.
Discus throw-H Kanatzra, scratch, Kansas
| City, won; O, Anderson, twelve feet Seattle
second; J. Koeni sdorf ten feet. Kansas City
third. Distance 113 feet inches
Broad Jump-W. Hill, three feet six inches
Seattle, won; c. Morton, three feet, Tacoma
second. Distance, including handicap, 16 fee
| 4 inches.
| High iump-All scratch: c. Sheets, Port
| land, won; NJ. Muzzall, Everett, second; c
Mills, Tacoma, third. Height, feet ga inches
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
ILLEGAL FISHING
TO BE STOPPED
SPORTSMEN AND BUSINESS
MEN UNITE
WAR ON SET NETS WILL BE
WAGED VIGOROUSLY
Game Warden and Assistant Prose-
cutting Attorney confiscate Miles
of Apparatus for Sharing
Denlzens of Deep
Especial to The Heraid.l


AVALON, July GA. joint meeting
of the Sophia Yacht club, the repre-
sentatives of the Freeholders Improve
ment association and all the angling
clubs here was held in the Sophia
Yacht clubs headquarters last evening.
Among those present were Prof. c. F.
Holder, Com. t. Med. Potter,
L. G. Murphy, Deputy District Attor-
ney Paul Mccormick. Col. G. Stone and
County Game Warden Morgan. The
object of the meeting was to stop the
illegal fishing of all fishermen under
the jurisdiction of Los Angeles county.
Tor some time set nets almost
mile in length have been found at
various points around the island. Esti-
mates have been male and the quanti-
ties of fish taken in one of these nets
is enormous. One witness stated that
he had seen a haul of fish, white sea
bass, which would weigh over eight
tons. These fish were taken to San
Pedro.
1t is understood that all set nets, fish
traps and other contrivances used by
men who are following the fishing busi-
ness contrary to the fish and game
laws of California will be confiscated.
Two nets seized yesterday have not
been reclaimed by their owners.
The meeting last night developed the
fact that some officials of the state
board of fish commissioners had been
advising local fishermen that they
would have the right to set their nets
If license was paid promptly and that
they were in no way violating the state
game laws as recorded in Section 636
of the California fish and game laws.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
KING JAMES AT TOP
WEIGHT IN SARATOGA
Rich Stake VIII Be Run August 2
Opening Day at the Spa-Plaudit
Colt viii Garry 129
Pounds

NEW YORK, July 29.-Top weight in
the $4,000 Saratoga special, to be run
on August 2, the opening day at the
Spa, has been allotted to King James
the Brooklyn handicap winner.
The Plaudit colt will carry 129 pounds
and make allowances ranging from
to 43 pounds.
James R. Keenes Celt follows King
James, with 125 pounds, while Fitzher-
bert, the Suburban winner, cmoes thlru
with 122 pounds.
Horsemen here do not thing that
Fitzherbert will start, as they hgure
the weight Is too much.
The distance of the race is mile and
a quarter. ,,.-
Maltbie, winner of the Empire City
handicap at Yonkers, is asked to carry
III mounds, an increase of II pounds
over what he carried when he won that
event.
Thirty-one horses are entered in the
special. and while it is known that all
win not start, an interesting contest is
expected.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
ALLGAMES
in NATIONAL LEAGUE
Rain In Eastern cities Causes Fans
Great DlsappoIntment-New York.
Chicago Contest Had Aroused
Great Enthusiasm

NEW YORK. July 2S.-Heavy rains
throughout the east today caused a
general postponement of baseball
games. All contests in the National
league and the Cleveland-New York
game in the American league were
postponed.
The postponement Of the New York
Chicago contest here caused disappoint-
ment among thousands of baseball en-
thuslasts, as both teams are fighting
for second place. In order to be in a
position to dslodge Pittsburg from the
leadership.
NEW YORK, July 23.-New York.
Chicago postponed, rain.
PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-Cincin-
ati-Philadelphia game postponed,
rain.
NEW YORK, July 23.-St. Louis
Brooklyn game postponed, rain.
BOSTON, July 23.-Boston-P -Pittsburg
game postponed. rain.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
PLAYS THREE YEARS;
NEVER MISSES GAME

X SOUTH BEND, Ind, July 23.- =
/ James lii" Sager third baseman =
X of the Evansville Central league \
!. team, holds a record that no other >
X ball player has probably ever =
X earned since the introduction Of =
4 the national game. :
i Since joining the Evansville x
X squad he has played in 800 con- x
!. secutlve games. =
\ Sager was traded by South Bend y
X to Evansville in 1905 and has \
4 never missed a game since be- =
:. coming a member of the club !
:. During the last four seasons he :
X has never spoken harshly to an <
\ umpire, has never suffered a =
= bruise or an injury and has never :
- known a sick day. =
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
EMPIRE CITY RESULTS

EMPIRE CITY, July 23-Mud run
ners had an inning at Yonkers today.
The heavy rain of last night and to-
day made the track fetter deep in
mud. Stanley Fay, at to 10, won the
feature event. one mile and a six
teenth.
First race. 81 furlongs-Zacatecas won.
Lord Clinton second, May Florence third
time $40.
Second race, IL mles-Nadzu won Col
conda second, Miss Crittenden third; time
i:5s s-s
Third gace. furlongs-Tony Faust won.
Personal second. Orphan Lad third; time
1:15 AS.
Fourth race, 1 1-18 miles-stanley Fay
won, Pins and Needles second, Zeinap
third time 1851 3-5,
Fifth race. 5lh furlongs-Cellaret won,
Radum Star second, sandrian third; time
$40 Id.
Sixth race, l lis mies-Joe Rose won,
Lord stanhope second, Eschau third; time
1852.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
SEATTLE WINS FIRST PLACE IN
Y M. C. A. CONTEST Vt EXPOSITION

The bout is popular one, and the
fans think Jimmy will turn the tables
on his bigger adversary. Jimmy VIII
be accompanied by Harry Baker, VINO
will handle him in his training.
After the bout Austin will return to
Los Angeles and will be ready to take
on Kid Cleveland, the formidable little
colored boxer at 107 pounds, which pair
Manager McCarey of the Pacific Ath-
letic may stage in a ten-round session
later in the month.
w. L. Beauchamp, who has been so
anxious to turn professional, has noti-
fed Manager MeCarey that his rela-
tives object to the notoriety attached
to the fight game for a living, and that
he has decided that he will remain an
amateur, for the time being at least
1t is probable that Sam Coulter will be
matched with one of the local boys al
the next show of the Pacific Athletic
club.
r. P. Birmingham, manager of Chic
Hudson, left for Frisco last night
where he will look after his protege In
his fight with Lew Powell next Friday
evening at Lecarri's. Hudson will then
come to Los Angeles If he is successful
and take on one of the lightweights In
this city.
Jack Burns is to fight Joe Willis al
Coalinga for 60 per cent of the gross
for the fighters share, with $1,000 side
bet. Jeffrey feels confidnt that Burns
will knock out Willis, and then he Will
be redy to talk business with Jim Barry
for McCarey's pavilion.
DR.. B. F. Roller the well known
wrestler of Portland, has decided to
break into the fight game and through
Jack Curley he has asked McCarey to
put him on with any of the heavy
weights at hand. Curley declares that
Roller is quick on his feet, is not at all
muscle bound and that he thinks he VIII
make good in the mitt game. 1t may be
that he will be given chance to show
what is in him this fall at the pavilion
So far nothing has been closed for
McCarey's pavilion for the near future,
but with the abundance of material at
hand q card probably will be arranged
for the early part OF August
Grover Cogdill, the latest amateur to
decide on a professional career, is
anxious to meet Beauchamp or Coulter,
but as Beauchamp has changed his
plans a bout with Coulter may be ar
ranged.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. July 23.-Chicago won its
sixth consecutive game by defeating
Philadelphia to today. Score:
Chicago 8, hits 8, errors g.
Philadelphia 0, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Scott, owens and Sullivan;
Krause, Dygert, Bender, Thomas and
Livingston.
ST. LOUIS, July 23.-Washington out
played St. Louis on the bases today
and. won 4 to 2. Score:
st. Louis 2. hits 8, errors 2.
I Washington A, hits 7, errors 1.
Batetries-Bailey and Criger; With
erup and Street.
DETROIT, July 23.-Detroit won
both games of a double header from
Boston today. Score:
First game
Detroit 5, hits z, errors 1.
Boston 2, hits s, errors 2.
Batteries-Mullin and Schmidt; Wood
and Donohue.
Second game
Detroit 4, hits Z, errors 1.
Boston 2, hits 6, errors 2.
Batteries-Speer and Stanage; Col
Inns and Donohue.
CLEVELAND, July 23.-Both games
at Cleveland, Cleveland-New York,
games scheduled for today postponed,
rain. Two games Saturday.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
TO HOLD MEDAL GOLF
PLAY AT CATALINA

A tournament of unusual interest to
golfers will be that to be played at the
Catalina Island Golf club links for two
days beginning August and continu-
ing through the next day. The tourney
will be 36-hole medal play affair, and
as usual some Of the foremost golfers
in the south are expected to be on the
entry list The links at Catalina in pre-
vious years have gathered many good
players, but this tourney is expected
to eclipse all others in the class of the
play. For the best gross score the
Banning cup will he offered. A gold
medal will be given for the best net
score, and for the second best net score
a silver medal is offered Those who
hold their names on the Banning cup,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
ROLLER WINS MATCH

SEATTLE, July 29.-Dr. B. F. Roller
of Seattle tonight took two straight
falls from Charles Olson of Indianapolis
in a catch-as- catch-can wrestling
match at the Alaska Yukon Pacific eX-
position stadium. The time of the first
fall was AZ minutes and the second 26
minutes 20 seconds. Olson put up a
fast exhibition, but was not strong
enough to handle Roller.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
M'LOUGHLlN-JANES
PAIR ARE WINNERS

- MINNEAPOLIS, July 23-Mc- !
!. Loughlin and James, the Cali !
K fornians, defeated the MacQuis- !
!. ton brothers of Mexico today in i
\ the Northwestern Tennis tourna- !
\ ment, 7-5, 6-3, 6-3. 4
! Mclaughlin defeated Long, Pa !
\ cific coast champion, in the !
< semi-hnal singles, 6-S, AS, S-6 \
4 6-3, SO. !
K Tomorrow Mclaughlin and James !
X will meet Bundy and Sinsabaugh I
!. for the championship. McLough- Z
!. liA also meets Emerson in the !
X singles for the championship. !
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
RESULTS AT VICTORIA

First race, four and half furlongs-Mr
Hose won. Terrago second, Alarmed third
Time, 57 1-5
Second race, five furlongs-Storma won. Au-
burndale second, Abbey third. Time, 1903 2-5.
Third race six furlongs-Lady Quality won
Vronsky second, Irish Mail third. Time, 1:16
Fourth race, six furlongs-Firm Foot won
Father Stafford second, Philistina third. Time
i:15
Fifth race, mile and sixteenth Ozanne
won, Col Bronston second, Flavigny third
Time, 1850 10.
Sixth race, four and half furlongs-Listowel
won, Herives second, FL Paso third. Time
81 80
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
Ely HAS JEEERIEs BUG

ELY, New, July 23.-sam Langford,
the colored pugilist, has failed to re-
ply to Tex Halls offer for a matcn
with Stanley Ketchel the middleweight
champion, and Hall has evidently
abandoned all expectation of promoting
the bout in Ely. IN the belief that the
celebration on Labor day will admit of
a great pugilistic battle, however, Hall
has opened telegraphic communication
with j. J. Jeffries, requesting the re-
tired heavyweight champion to name
his terms for a fight with Jack John
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
NEW VERNON CATCHER HERE

DrummOnd BrOWn, the new vernon
catcher, arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day and will probably take charge of
the position behind the box today or
Sunday He will replace Kinkel, whom
only inexperience has caused a release,
since he showed up fairly well, though
not as yet fast enough for such COM
pany Brown has a formidable base
ball record and will be a decided ac-
uuisition to the Vernon ranks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
ATHLETICS

Ct ACRAMENTO and Vernon will
- play a game Monday afternoon at
~ Chutes park at 2:90 o'clock. The
contest replaces a postponed game,
which was called off at the time Of
the funeral of Mrs. j. w. Brooks. This
will be the last game of the present
series, and will figure largely in set
Ting the weeks series.
Soft pedal; lights out; place a police
man at the door; bind and gag every
one within hearing, then place some
cotton in your own ears before you re-
peat this message: Jawn Phaker
O'Brien, that brotherly love native of
loud memory in these precincts, has de-
cided to come to Los Angeles. Guarded
ly has it been admitted by his advance
agents, with due submission and re-
pentance, that the one-time follower
after the heavyweight title is duely re-
gretful for his sins of omission and
commission in the past, and is deSirous
of swallowing all those naughty things
he said about the Angel city and the
Angel city fight fans. Further, he
wants to nestle back in the good graces
of the aforesaid fans, and even is
dreaming in his most luxurious mood
of bout in the fair southern city
But enough. Should Jack O'Brien
turn his face toward Los Angeles and
step off a train onto the soil of the
south he should be met by platoon of
river-bed natives and drummed out of
camp. Los Angeles cannot and will not
forget what happened in the Maud
arena two years ago. Faker Jack has
no friends in this community.
Jimmy Brady of San Diego, a rugged
little colored boxer, who seems fair to
step into the shoes of Bubbles Robin
son, is anxious to get on before local
fight fans He has a good record and
is anxious to challenge at 1873 to 140
pounds. Included in his string of vic
tories are wins over Kid williams, Kid
Jenkins. Kid Coake. with decisions over
Jimmy Donovan and Clyde Bernhard,
and draws with Congo Coon and Jesse
Marshall Brady has only been in the
ring since March 16, and this record
looks pretty fair.
Fast little Jimmy Austin, the local
5plinterweight. will leave today for San
Diego, where he will fight Red Cor
bett, who won a close decision from
him at twenty rounds three weeks ago.
Jimmy will meet his former opponent
over the same route and will fight on
August 2. Austin is anxious to meet
his man again. as he is confident he
can whip him in the second meeting.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
cALIFoRNlANs BEAT AT TENNIS

MINNEAPOLIS, July 23.--McLaugh-
lin and James, the Californlans who
are regarded by many as possible win
ners Of the doubles, today took the
MacQuisten brothers from Mexico into
camp handily in the Northwestern Ten
mis- tournament. The scores stood TO,
Ga, GA.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett, 8; by Wheeler, q
Two-base hits-Ryan, Breen, Fisher, Guyn.
Three-base hits-Ort, Beall Double play
Ryan to Johnson. Sacrigce hits-Garrett
johnson, Speas. Hit by pitched ball-Speas.
Passed balls-Flsher, Smith Left on bases
Los Angeles, 5; Portland 5. Innings-By Hosp,
8; hits, 9; runs, 6. Time-1:+0. Umpires-Mc-
Carthy and Van Haltren.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
NOTED HoRsEMAN DEAD

PHILADELPHIA, July 23.-George
M. Webb, a noted horse trainer, and for
years manager of E. I. Stotes-
bury's WingOa stock farm at Chestnut
Hill, died today at the farm. He had
won more than 300 blue ribbons and a
Of CHAMPIONSHIPS.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
Presidents to Meet at San Antonio

MEXICO CITY, July 23.-El Impair :
cial today publishes what seems to
be an officially inspired article, IN
which it declares that President Taft
and President Diaz viii meet next Sep
tember at San Antonio, instead of Ell
Paso
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
CHEVROLET BREAKS RECORD

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 23.-
Louis Chevrolet, in a fifty-mile auto
mobile race here today, with Louis
Strang and George de Witt, broke the
worlds record for fifty miles on a cir
cular track, by making it in 51:22
The best previous time was 52;4S,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
GARRETT SHUTS
OUT CHAMPIONS
ANGELS HAVE NO CHANCE
WITH BEAVERS
PORTLAND PILES UP RUNS OFF
PITCHER HOSP
Defeat of DolIonltes Assures Series to
herners-Another of Day for
Los Angeles Sends Them
Down the Ladder
lBv Assoclated Press.l

PORTLAND, July 23.-For the. first
few innings of today's game things
looked decidedly blue for Portland. Los
Angeles succeeded in getting the first
two men at bat to bases on clean sin
giles. After that, however, Garrett held
the visitors at his mercy. On the other
hand, Portland batted Hosp out of the
box in the fifth, and Wheeler. who went
in to pitch in the sixth, Jared hardly
any better. Today's game gave Port
land the series. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Murphy, McKune. Sacrifice
hit-Mundorf Base son bals-On Tonneson, 2
Struck out-By Tonneson. 4; by Griffin, 8. Hit
bl pitched ball-Griffn. Double plays-Mckune
to Cameron; Zeider to McArdle to remnant
sTlme-1:30. Umpires-Toman end Lewison.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-24
OAKLAND DEFEATS SEALS
BY BUNCHING BINGLES
Commuters Land Hard on Griffin in
Fourth Inning, Netting Three
Runs, Which Win

SAN FRANCISCO, July 23.--Oakland
won todays game In the fourth inning
when the visitors punched four hits on
Griffin, which netted three runs. Ton
neson held the home team to four hits,
two of which, in the fourth, were re-
sponsible for San Francisco's only run.