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The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Hamilton Races

HAMILTON RACETRACK Ont. Oct =
Six good races were offered by the association
To begin the last week Of its meeting ana' az a..
though the classes of borses engaged were nor
~ the best the fields were Of good size Ihe
leading events were the Brighton steeplecnase
and the Ontario handicap. The scratches
First raee-Kyrat. Sylph. Woolcasta. Lucetta
Fourth race-pocomoke. The Wrestler SIKH
race-Hoyle. Nettie TrsTers.
Summaries:
First race. FLIES and geldincs. year olds.
six furlongs-InfectiOn 100 tDavenport(, to
3 to s3d out won BY length ed hedes s66 3
TO 1, second. Autumn Girl. lu4 10 Burnsl, D
80 j, TO and 10 10. third Time 'i4 =
Slewfoot. Delf Norman. Adalia, Lady Syoii'
second race. selling. 3 year olds and upward,
Canadian bred. seven furlongs-Mnl on the
Floss. l04 AIusgraveD 9 To % and ont. won by
five lengths; Bilberry. 90 iChandlerl Il TO
4 > 10 and TO > second: AIendip. los (Ricel.
5 10 I. even and . 10 % third. Time. l;2s
out Of Step also Prince Rupert fell
Third race. Brighton steeDlechase. wear olds
aud upward. about and three-quarters miles
-Marksman. l57 tSimpsOnl, : 10 10 and out
won by y lengths: Impertinence. IA tloureill,
20 TO ]. TO ] and 70 ., second; Olpsano'
third Time. 500 %. Getslong fell at first
jump and Elmhurst fell over him. Waterway
Fourth race" race. Ontario handicap. year olds-
and upward, one and an eighth miles Howard
shesn. l2o cReidl, TO l. s 70 ; and : to 3
u 20 ). to and 1 TO B second; Lad Of
I.sngdpn, los Davenport. u 70 >. 70 , and
1 10 3. third. Tlmes 80. Lexington Lady,
NOolstone. also ran
Fifth race selling. maiden year olds. six
furlongs-Eigin IO4 davenport. 10 ?, to
; and 10 >. won by nose; Ouetos. lo4 &C.
Burns). ? 10 ]. II 10 10 and ] to ?. second;
0din l09 Ross, l. 10 Z. s 10 l and to
l. third Time 1913 4-5. Luckola Chieosa,
Morocco. Nick O. Time. Inez's Sister. Royal Oak,
KFronda. Miss Greenan. Maximum. also ran.
Sixth race selling. , year ods and upward.
and a sixteenth miles on turf-Otogo- JOB
(Rice). to 3. TO and to 3, won; Night
Mist lO6 Howard. TO 1. 10 ] and even.
second: Dorothy Webb. 103 Cummings. 60
10 l. 20 to ] and 10 10 j. third. Time. l:42 p.
Arrowswift. silk Hose. Be Thankful. Uncle
Toby. Protssonisf. Harry Rieheson. Deiestrome,
Petulanf. also
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No Racing At
Arcadia Track,
Says Williams
Jockey Club President Says
EmeryVfHe Should Try
Experiment Alone
BY ]. R. JEFFERY
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI


CHICAGO. Oct 4.-If the counsel OF
T. H. Williams is needed no attempt
will be made by the management OF
Santa Anita park AT Los Angeles 10 con-
duct race meeting the coming winter
unless the pending decision of the ap-
pellate court at san Francisco Vitiate
the provisions Of the Wall1er-Otis law
William has proceeded to New ork
after a brief conference here with John
Condon. ". A. PinkertOn and other IN
Inmates. He believes il wise for san
Francisco 10 first thresn out the ofal
betting problem II ii becomes necessary
10 put that system into erect IN Ian,
formia. While here Williams received
assurance of acQueScence by George
Rose Barney Schreiber and others in
teresUed at Santa Anita to has request
that nothing be done toward arra anglng
for d meeting Al Arcadia until ne mas
lad opportunity 10 confer with them
upon his arrival al New York.
Williams win absolutely guarantee TO
horsemen shipping to the coast tnat the
EmeryVille meeting VIII be carried on
a per schedule for Al least 90 days be
ginning November 20, but he privately
expressed himself hoepful OF being
able 10 continue for from loo 10 10
Because of lack of suitable time for
advertising and closing the stakes the
famous fixtures Of the coast racing may
not be renewed. IN Wnlcn event liie
money that would have been added TO
Them viii be distributed in valuable
overnight handicaps and purse races.
Williams admits that he is now in ab-
Solute control Of the New California
Jockey club. having acquired sufficient
stock since the close Of last seasons ;
racing TO bring his holdings up to SS
per cent Of the whole issue Besides
California holdings he has acquired
block heretofore held by John Condor.
Williams win remain in the east three
weeks.
The New York jockey club has denied
the aDnlication of the cOIored rider Le-
rov Williams for reinstatement.
Herman Rettig. the California jockey.
is rlanning 10 ride in Europe next year.
and with Arthur Redfern. who has SIM
liar intention. obtained licenses from
the New York jockey club today as q
preliminary
III is semiofficiallv announced that
lake Hoffman win do the starting dur
ing the Latonia meeting, of which some
doubt hitherto existed.
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Belmont Park Races

BELMONT PARK. Oct 4.-Flrestone the sec
ond choice. TODAY won the New Rochelle selling
stake, one mile. in terrific drive from The
Squire. He carried top weight 12l pounds. and
IL was only through his Rameness that he was
returned the winner. FirestOne followed the pace
set by Mary Davis to the stretch where Martin
sent him into the lead
First race one mile-Sandran & TO l. won:
Charlie Hargraye. l3 to TO- second: Fighting
Bob, l3 10 10, third. Time. 1:39 So
second race. steeplechase. about two miles
Bello. y TO 1, won: Ruxton. 20 10 l. second; /;
Breenan, 20 TO /. third Time 4.0S.
Third race. and sixteenth miles-Nim-
bus II to 10. won: Blue Book. to >. second:
Zienap 3 90 l. third. Time 1:4G.
Fourth race one mile--Frestone to s.
won: The Squire 4 10 1. second; Mary Davis
10 >, third. Time. 1:39.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Acumen. 10 /.
won. Little Hoy 20 10 1. second; Louise Wells
10 ;, third Time, l:i3 2-5.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Campeon.
. 10 l. won: Royal onyx ) TO l. second: Jeanne
d, Arc. 3 10 I. third. Tine. lie 3-5.
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ard de Is Cuesta and Charles Hagan. Bay View
school; Thomas stratton and William Wilson.
lincoln school; Richard Fiske, Raphael Hanna
han and Allen AFFORD Mission school.
Running high jump-Arturo Russell. william
Collins and Benjamin Reinke. Fremont school
Albert Hammond. Chris Johnson and Donald
Clark, Laguna Honda school; Charles Fry and
srG % .dSn Sesnsi ran Ran ae.
school
Relay race, 400 yards-Franklin. Adams. Ere
mont, Laguna Honda. Bernal Spring Valley Bay
View, Lincoln and Mission schools.
1l6 POUND CLASS
20 yard dash--Joseph Payne, Winfield Scott
school; Max Levy and Rene Parisiene, Adams
John Collins. Bernal school: Carl Lovotto and
Ernest Fogg. Spring Valley, school; Preston
Clark. Lincoln school; Harry Ross. Mission
go yard dash-Andrew McGrew and Carlos
Billanosa Winfield Scott school: wilfred Robi-
son, Hurrich Leiss and Earl Neal, Adams school
Clyde Akard and Turner Beckman, Bernal school
Reuben Carlson and Carl Dorm. Spring Valley
school
Standing broad jump-George Stafford, Frank
lin school; Loyal Hines. Adams school, Edmond
Weurkert. Laguna Honda school; Albert Nelson.
Bernal school; Robert Barton, Spring Valley
school; James Coates and Louis Hausen, Bay
View school.
DeiA1' ~ UNLIMITED CLASS
100 yard dash-Thomas McFarsne. Franklin
school; Melville Thompson. Warren Casey and
Peterson Chris lessen and John Mckenzie. Ber-
nai school: Herbert Hayes and Charles Wealth
erin. Spring Valley school.
44Ot yard dasb-Edward Cazaubon. Franklin
school: Clarence Bastian. Harold Lundy and Ray
mopd Green Fremont school: James Burns and
Otto Peterson. Bernal school, George MiehlinR.
Spring Valley school; Fernando Portfolio and
Ernest LorenZon, Bay View school.
Running high jump-Cedrc Carey and George
Hansen Adams school; John Mckenzie, Chris
lessen and James Burns, Bernal school: Arthur
Blade. Spring Valley school; Fernando Portfolio.
Bay View school.
$50 yard relay-Adams. Fremont, BernaI and
Spring Valley schools.
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There Will be games here only on
Will be played ON the Valencia and
Sixteenth street grounds.
President Ewing Informed the state
to take the stock of the State league
team if they cared about d1sposlng OIL
it TO him. He predicts a prosperous
future for the new organization.
All players which the State league
now holds will remain as its property.
Those who are contract jumpers. SUCH
as Henderson. Jones, Curtis and Hack
company before they can expect pro-
motion. The reserve contract jumpers
will be compelled to serve two years
with a class B league.
The history of the State league dates
back two years From its incipiency
as a little bush. affair, it grew in
strength until it became menaclng
factor to the Pacific Coast league.
An effort was made to bring the
State league into the fold of organized
ball many months ago when Ban
Johnson, president of the American
then president of the National league,
were in this city. 1t looked for a
time as If a truce would be reached,
but obstacles cropped up at the meet
ing that could not be settled SatlSfac-
torily to the representatives of both
sides. The matter of certain players
being blacklisted was suggested, but
Cy Moering stood pat on this point
and would not stand for those players
being put under the ban. The meet
ing never resulted in any good, but it
brought out the threat from Moering of
intention to invade the field of the
enemy.
Moering made an effort to break into
San Francisco. He negotiated for the
old grounds at Eighth and Harrison
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Three Women Tie for Low
Golf Score

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 4.-Out of 20
entrants for the woman's national golf
championship today at the links of the
Merton cricket club, Haverford, all but
ished
Not more than six of the scores were
passably low. OF the seven British
qualifying. Miss Dorothy Campbell,
British champion, was the only one of
the four to fall in the firts six. Low
score was a triple tie at So between
Mrs. Caleb Fox, Philadelphia; Miss
Margaret Curtis, Boston; former ma
tional champion and Miss Anita Phipps,
Springfield. Mass.
Mrs. Ronald Barlow Merton. former
Philadelphia champion. finished with
80; Mrs. S. r. Lafferts, Englewood. n. J..
at 80, and Miss Mary Adams Boston,
eastern champion, with 81.
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The side bet was discussed and it was
agreed TO insert a clause in the original
articles which would make the bet
hold. Johnson insisted upon stating
that he did not want to allow this
$4,000 bet TO escape him. The clause
follows:
San Francisco october 4. 1909.
At the request Of j. w. Cofrpth. both Jack
Johnson an0 Stanley Ketchel, represented by
Willis Britt. agree 10 postpone the Johnson
Ketchel contest. heretofore set for October II.
1909, until Saturday, October 16, 1909, at 3
O'Clock p. m. This agreement 10 postpone IN
nOwise changes the conditions Of the match
as set out in the original articles of agree
ment signed in New York on April IA. 1909:
and il is expressly. thoroughly and by each or
us understood and agreed that all the agreements
and stipulstiOns out in the original articles
of April IA. 1909. 10 be put into fun force
and effect on October l6 1909, and the only
change is in the GATE.
JACK JOHNSON.
WILLIS BRITT for Stanley KetcheD.
J. W. COFFR0TH. for the club.
Witness to the above: W. ". Naughton.
Ketchel took a day off yesterday, and
instead of going on the road and spar
ring he changed the grind for roll at
high life. The tactics of the middle
weight champion are causing a lot Of
comment among the fight fans, who are
wondering if they are to have q repeti-
tion Of the affair with Papke. The mis-
erable showing at that time, the circus
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
League TOssers Will Play
Winter Series

Ell CENTRIC. Oct. 4-The Colorado
Desert baseball league was organized
here today for the third years winter
season.
The league is composed OF teams
from III Centro, Imperial, Holtville.
Brawley. CaIexicO and Yuma, the latter
city being a new addition to the league
Each town puts up $3.50 for a franchise.
The sea son opens November and
closes February %, giving each place
20 games
4 league players. among whom are
Scott of Chicago. Easterly Of Cleveland.
Browning of San Francisco, Nagle OF
Los Angeles and Shay of Kansas City.
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S.S.S. o16 6uR5S gosEs

an old sore existed simply because the flesh was diseased At that
to the place that would Kill the or the diseased hh might be
that old resist form of local external and
blood
the circulation and thus completely does with the When
surface but the healing process begins the bottom the
healthy flesh Under the purifying and effects of
old will doubl benefited
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Six Teams in Coast League
Scott Of Stanford Is Out
OF Athletics

AS a result of an injury received early
this fall, l. Scott 10 WIN not be able
to come out on the Stanford turf again
this season. Scott is captain of the
track team and distinguished himself
last year as center three-quarter on the
varsity. He was showing we'll this
year as serum half.
1t is to be hoped that Stanford will
not lose any more of the men who are
at present unable to play because of
injury.
The squad is suffering already from
the absence of seven men.
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play in New York and the pretty Wen
authenticated stories regarding het-
chels habits have contributed to the
present state OF suspicion which repre-
sents the public's present attitude
toward the Assassin.
Il am all in from my work on sun
day" was Ketchel's reply to question
why he was not training yesterday. II
the work of the training camp has put
Ketchel out of business at time when
he is supposed to be practically in the
pink of condition. it is time Willis
Britt began to look for new meal
ticket and Coffroth to hunt up a differ
.entf chopping block for the big smoke.
The talk along the line is that more
gymnasium work and fewer gasoline
parties that keep up until daylight is
what Ketchel needs
While Johnson did not do strenuous
days work, he did enough exercise to
keep himself on edge. He did a little
road work in the morning, and during
the afternoon he spared with Dave
Mills
Now that the fight has been post
poned johnson will ease up on his work
for a few days, but he does not intend
to abandon his training He says that
by the end of the week he will be back
at the grind in the same old manner.
He is fearful of going stale and he
figures that a brief letup in his work
will he benefit to him.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
IRIsH-AMERICAN MEET

Entrance blanks are now out for the
autumn track and field meet of the
Irish American athletic club, which
will be neld on the Ingleside racetrack
SUNDAY. October "a, entries closing on
October 90 with w. G. Judge, los
Church street.
The meet is sanctioned by the Pc
cific athletic association and will be
open to all registered amateurs
The following handicap events will
be run off, 100 and 220 yard dashes,
half and mile runs, 10 mile run, 16
pound shotput. putting AZ pound weight
irish style. running high jump. run
ming broad jump. and running hop,
step, or hop and jump.
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STATE LEAGUE COMES
INTO ORGANIZATION
Season IS Brought to an End and Body VIII
Be Class B League Next Year

The the fold yes
and Cal Ewing, Pacific The
the a class B. body
The
pastm the
long
that nearly the did the outlaw body squ
the
abruptly ended will be played The date has been
Oakland Stockton another club selected
the1
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JOHNSON CONSENTS
TO A P0STPONEMENT
Date of Championship Battle Has Been Put
Over to Saturday, October 1o

all along he would
o Kehe the big black
brought line yesterday by the persuasive powers
yesterday and
what Cof-
bel
will of haired
promoter.
the battle until
believed the box
change the
he Johnson would
postponed
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
AUTO NEARs GOAL

SEATTLE. Oct 4.-The Philadelphia
Press courier, carrying a message from
President Taft to President j. r. Chill
berg of Nthe Alaska ukon-Pacific ex-
position by means of relay automobiles,
viii arrive at the fair grounds tomor-
row morning. Tonight the automobile
which is carrying the courier on the
last leg of the transcontinental journey
is working its way through Snoqualmie
pass in the Cascade mountains.
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READY FoR BASEBALL

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Oct. A.
Coach George Presley will proba bly,
give the call Friday or Monday for fall
training i'm baseball. The season has
started late because of the fact that so
many men of the baseball diamond
have been football candidates, the idea
being to delay practice until the foot
ball SQUAD thinned out. The men sign
ing up will be on the baseball diamond
three times a week under several of
the varsity veterans.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
Phillies Give
Seasons Last
Game to Giants
Game Declared Forfeited When
Two Philadelphia Players
Refuse to Leave Field
sTAND1NG OF THE CLUBS
National League
NATIONAL IEAGrE

PITTSBURG, Oct 4-The national
basebail commission having cnarge OF
the sale of seats for the worlds series
of games here between Pittsburg and
Detroit announced tonight that the mail
order sale of reserved seats has been
unprecedented. The 1854 tickets Tor
4S hours after mail orders were re-
ceived:' An official of the Pittsburg cluo
announced that 100000 worth OF oraers
for seats for the first two games mere
have been returned, with notlce thal
no reserved seats were left
NEW YORK. Oct. 1.-The National league
championship season In New York ended TO-DAY
under unfortunate circumstances Phlladelpmila PM
forfeiting the second game TO the locals: Inc
first contest was won by the home team, to o.
and in the second the score in the fourth inning
l to l. when Pitcher Moran objected 10 a
decision Mullen new umpire put mo mSr1n noon Iut
The. latter two refused to leave me neda .. ana y
Mullen awarded the game TO New York 70 =;
was cheered when he left the field. Score; nrst
game. 1. n 4:
Batteries-Corridon and Doom; wiltse and
second game forfeited to New York in fourth
inning, when score stood to l. Umpire-Muiien'
National league season today by defeating the
champion Pittsburg team. s to 2 Score
Bstteties-Brown and Moran; Frock and Glib
son. Umpires-Rigler and 0'Day.
BROOKLYN. Oct. 4.-Brooklyn and Boston di-
vided a double header here today. Score; nrst
game: n n Il:
Boston ....-...--..-........-.. IL .
BrRSstsP ssttePie.cnttis and Smith; Knetzer. McIn-
tyre and Bergen.
Score, second game: X h u:
Boston .'.ss-'s'
Brooklyn .....-.-.. x "
Ratteries-Mattern and Radn: Bent and Mar
shall Umpres-klem and Sternburg.
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Californians on Harvard
Football Squad
lSpeciol Dispotch 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Oct. Among
the prominent members of the Harvard
varsity football squad are Gilbert G.
Browne. Los Angeles. right end. and
A. f. stow. San Francisco. left guard.
Browne played Saturday in the game
against Bowder while Stow was sub
stitute. Both are making good and are
likely to he retained in the training
table squad when Coach Haughton has
another wedding out within few days
The 500 foot bridge over the Yellow
river at Lanchowfu, in the province OF
Kansu. is nearing completion. All ma
terials had TO be conveyed nearly 1000
miles in Chinese cars.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
EREsHMEN LEAGUE MEET

The Bay Counties freshmen league
will hold its fall meet this afternoon
on the University of California cinder
track Both Oakland and Berkeley
high schools expect to win the con-
test and there will no doubt be a close
contest between the two. The contest
starts at 2:Sa- sharp.
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Vancouver Races

VANCOUVER. B.. c. oct. 4.-Today's re-
suits AT Minoru park:
FIRST race. six furlongs-FaiFy Ring won,
BsnoreIIs second Terrsgo third Time. 1.l9-
second race. six and half furlongs-Grsce
& won Long Ball second, Canardo third Time,
J 23 2-5.
Third race ono mile and 40 yardS-Captain
burnett won. Woifville second Sink Spring
rhird. Time. AS 20
Fourth race seven furlongs-Work BOX won.
Spohn second Boggs third Time, I:30
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Mr. Bishop won,
Riue Heron second. Melton Cloth third. Time,
l:33 3-5.
sixth race five furlongs-Irma Ice won. Elec-
trowan second. Contra Costa third. Time,
03 IS.
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SWISS cycLIsr CHAMPION

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-Henry Guignard
the Swiss cyclist. won the cycling
championship of Europe yesterday at
Steglitz He covered 100 kilometerS
1921 miles) in / hour Is minutes and
Al seconds Guignard's time is said
to be a worlds record.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
woLGAsT SIGNS

MILWAUKEE. Wis, Oct. 4.-Ad VOL
gast announced today that he had
Signed to meet Jack Redmond Novem-
ber IA at New Orleans for a 90 round
battle. Redmond being given the choice
of weights, 130 pounds, at o'clock
or 1913 pounds ringside. Wolgast will
meet Clarence English at Omaha late in
October.
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RooNE.s AGAINsT cOGsMELL

The football teams or BOOne's acad-
envy and COgswell will meet on the
BOone's grounds in Berkeley tomorrow
afternoon.
Boone's was defeated Saturday by the
eleven of the Hitchcock military acad-
emy on the Hitchcock gridirOn in San
Rafael. The game was a fast one. Hitch
cock scoring Il points. BOOne'S falling
TO cross their opponents line.
Captain Shaw of BOone's team was
removed from the game early in the
first half on account of injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
European Races

NOTTINGHAM Eng Oct. 4.-The Bestwood
Nursery Plate handicap OF 200 sovereigps. for
year olds. five furlongs, was won today by witch
Finder J. Y. Keene's Suffrsgist was second and
Bobsleigh third. Fourteen started
PARIS Oct 4.-The Prix Dublin Aller. run at
St Cloud today, was by II. B. DurF s
saltwater.
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05
FOOTBALL PLAYER DYING

PoTTSyILLE, Pa, Oct. 4-Robert
Mfllington, halfback of the Pottsville
high school football team, is dying as
the result of injuries received in
afternoon. He received a kick in the
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

Many a raans so called goodness is
due 70 the fact that an interesting
brand OF temptation has never been
handed him.
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Tuesday and Sunday mornings. They
streets, but he was outgeneraled and
lost the site at the last moment.
When he found ii impossible TO get a
location in this city he abandoned San
Francisco and built the splendid park
in Oakland
Moreing took the Oakland team and
got together a collection of players
that would compare with any minor
league team that ever played on the
coast The season started off with
bright prospects, but il had not gone
far when the ball players started rows
on the field. Danny Shea, captain of
the stockton team. began the trouble.
The patrons became disgusted and the
attendance dwindled until 1t was not
long before the gate receipts did not
meet the expenses.
did Santa Cruz 1t meant then that
new season had to be planned. Sac
ramento was given the San Francisco
team, but the backbone of the body
had been broken and nobody could see
a future for the league under the con-
ditions which they were fighting.
Six Teams in Coast League
SACRAMENTO. Oct 4-The Pacific
Coast league will remain six team
affair as at present. according to Man
ager Charley Graham. He declares
there are too many obstacles to over
come before the two northwest cities.
Seattle and Spokane, can be brought
into the fold and claims to have posi-
ball man that that city will never
stand for Coast league ball The club
with Seattle has made money this year
and although we will take Portland
out of the Northwest league the other
cities will not come in
The San Francisco call., 1909-10-05

THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.