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reach of the boisterous Pacific ocean to
care anything about appearances. The
Exelmans had been under a steady
bombardment of brine from February
II. when the steamer left Kobe. until
yesterday, when the pilot climbed on
board from the lightship.
1t was the northwester encountered
February II that did most of the dam
age. The Exelmans has a generous
freeboard, but that afforded no protec-
tion from seas that climbed higher
than the smokestack Cabin doors
glass windows~were broken as If they
mad been tissue paper, and one or the
llfeboats was nfted from us cnocks
on the upper deck and dropped into the
waist of the ship. where il lay yester-
day like a hoopless barrel in a state OF
collapse.
Steam pipes were ripped from their
fasteningS by the seas that swept the
decks. Much of the deck gear was
washed overheard and extensive re-
pairs will have to be made before the
After leaving Yokohama the Amiral
Exelmans ran into more bad weather
from the northwest. The steamer
brought valuable cargo. which is
being discharged at Union street wharf.
The lone passenger was l. y. Paves.
who Joined the ship at Yokohama. He
Is Oh MS way TO MS nome IN hOurndnld.
Erna Comes Back for Repairs
The German steamer Erna, which
left here March S for Victoria with
about so passengers, returned yester-
day in distress. Captain Hooking an
nOunced that he had encountered strong
headwinds and in bucking against them
had exhausted his supply of coal. The
passengers, however, and members of
the crew stated that the boilers were
Yin need of repair. This was confirmed
later by the agents, who called II 'trou-
BILE in the engine room and announced
that the repairs would take about two
days. Seven of the passengers landed
here and will go north by rail- About
so decided to stay with the ship and
will live on board. Most of the pas
sengers boarded the Erna at San Pedro.
where the steamer called on its way
north from Corinto
Teamster Nearly Drowned
Edward Moss, coal teamster en-
ployed by the Pacific Coast company,
had a narrow escape from drownin g
yesterday when he and his horse and
wa gon were precipitated into the bay
from Pacific street wharf. Moss with
a load of coal was backing his wagon
on an apron for the purpose of dis
deck of the river steamer Alviso. The
support of the apron carried away and
horse, wagon and driver slid into the
bay.
Moss was rescued by Special Officer
King. The wagon was recovered later.
The horse was drowned. Moss, who
lives at 114e Harrison street, suffered
a severe laceration of the hand in
the process of rescue. His injury was
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! TRACK GOSSIP

Jockey Walsh has again fallen under the off
cial ban. He got six days on the ground from
Starter Hoffman yesterday for the way he han
died Burbur at the post in the baby race. Walsh
seems to have the Emeryville record for set
downs.
the fence in the feature race and so badly hurt
in the leg that be had 10 cancel his other
mounts for the day. His leg was wrenched and
he suffered considerable pain from the injury
hut the doctor who examined the hurt said tbs
the lad would be able TO ride today The
stewards are going to ask Martin about the inter-
ference.
AliIt Jones. the good year old son of Deutsch-
land-Bonnie Lisssk. who has only been out of
the money since he FIRST faced the barrier,
has been sold by Barney Schreiber TO G. A. Mar
shall.
Gray until the end of the season. Gray ex-
pected 20 bring Molesworth here on a contract
but after the Juarez meeting the youngster
went TO San Antonio and was married.
The salt Lake stable is going to consign some
young ones to BIakeley,s paddock sale Saturday.
Terry, win be auctioned- The latter FLY is
green, but keller says she ripped OF furlong
up. Cobleskil. Roberta and a green colt is all
the stable will keep for the bush meetings.
Barney Schreiber is inclined 10 think that Nea
Ion might yet be one Of the best handicap horses
in America, account Of his win at jackson
Vile the other day. schreiber sent the great
mated him with "a mares. At least 21 babies
viii soon be claiming Nealon as sire Four have
aancb neal Woodsna and s ar. cote ea q,
color. Their dams are the good race mare Gott-
lieben. Gracious Dame, Trained Nurse and Bon
m i've more fosis. sired By Joe Carey. are reported ed
az Schreiber's farm
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SPOTLIGMTS
ON SPORT

asla s: EseHss5sf t.Es. s4ss 3s saf
may prove chip OF the old block.
George Sutton. the great bnliardist. says that
confidence is the secret Of success. Sutton has
held the Isl and 1872 bslk line championships
simultaneously.
Doc Jereries. who is handling Jack Burns. the
Salinas heavy weight. is desirous OF getting one
good fight for his man and then taking him to
Australia.
The betting on the Langford- Flynn fight,
which viii be held in Los Angeles March IL.
TO s choice. The local fans are inclined to think
that Langford did not show his real form in his
last fight with the fireman.
Psckey Mcfarland writes friend in Chi
csgo that an Irish syndicate has offered him
Dublin. Ed McGoorty. another boxer from this
side of the pond. has also been matched with
Tom Thomas. an Irish champion.
Bush leaguers have taken q big part in win.
ming pennants in the major leagues. When Bal
timore wou the pennant many years ago the
team was laughed at. Ned Hsnlon had lot
OF untried youngsters On the bench In the person
Of McGrsw. Jennings, Keeler and Kelley. They
all suddenly developed ana became wonders.
The going is 50 soft and the money comes so
easy that Jack Hogan clings to the four round
game. he might be the goods. but so far he
has not beaten any man with a semblance Of
class.
While strictly speaking Emeryvine has no
mayor. stin the townsmen of the place look upon
". h. Christie, president Of the board of frus-
tees. the leader Of the town and he is popu-
lariy called the mayor
Jim Corbett says that Johnson's courage viii
get a real test against JefrieE. He declares
that the negro will have TO take punishment
without losing his head IL he is to defeat the
white for the championship.
Sslvidere, recently shot after breaking down
while being schooled over the jumps was one Of
the biggest money winners in his 2 year old
form His owner, Thomas r. Hitchcock Jr.,
had planned 10 make a steeplechsser out of him.
Horse breeding in England has been On the
decline for some years and the problem of
securing mounts for military purposes is be-
coming serious The same condition seems TO ex-
ist in Germany and in France.
MANNARD-FARLEX-T. s.. City. Please
state II Harry Maynard and Barney Farley ever
fought. II so. where. and what the date:
Z. There is record Of any such fight in ''Fisti-
ana" which goes back TO 11l9.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

HOT CONTEST FOR
THE CALL TROPHY
Roosevelt Basket Ball Five
Takes First Game of Series
From Paramount

The speedy basket ball team of the
Roosevelt grammar school downeT the
Fairmount five on the Pastime courts
yesterday afternoon in a great game,
the final score being 20 10 II. It was
the first of a series of three games for
the handsome Call trophy, which will
go to one of the teams within the next
week or 10 days.
The contest for this handsome prize
has waXed very keen for the last
month, till one team after the other
dropped out, leaving the final series TO
be fought out between the Roosevelt
and Fairmount lads. Both teams are
very evenly matched and it looks like
tossup between them. though yester-
day the Roosevelt boys showed more
class than their opponents.
The superior passing of the Roosevelt
aggregation netted them their well
earned victory. They never lost their
nerve and when their opponents
pressed them closely they always came
back and played them off their feet.
Following is the lineup and score:
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EVERETT

Three important games will be
played this evening in the Pacific ath-
letic associations basket ball tourna-
ment at the Pastime athletic club
court The first game will be between
the 120 pound team of the First Con-
gregational Cadets Of Oakland and the
Garfield team OF this city, the second
between the Oakland high school 30
pound team, winner of last years 110
pound championship. and the final
game between the Ponies and the CO.
lumbia Park Pioneers.
At 1890 this morning the students
Of the Cogswen Polytechnic college
VIII hold their semiannual interclass
track and field meet at the stadium.
The entries are as follows:
20 yard dash, first heat--HolHs. Fogeistrom.
tin Second heat-Appel. Paris. McCanery Dodd.
welcome. Pyne Third heat-Howe, Burke,
100 yard dash. first heat-HoIlis McCarery.
Owens, Welcome, Pyne. obItz. Fogelstrom. Sec
ozsd heat-Howe, Paris, Upchurch. Gros de
Mango, Sewan, Glassen. Third heat-Appel,
200 yard dash. first hest-Appel. Hollis. Up
church, Aronson. Taber, Madden. Second heat
Howe, Paris, 0bitZ. Game. Owen, Martin.
40 yard dash-Appel. Mclean. Helings Capp.
Hartweli. Murray, Anderson. Game, Taber.
$50 yard run-Rosen. Capg. Burr, Murray,
Lynch. Holber.
120 yard hurdles-Dodd, Fogelstrom, Zamlock.
Colby.
22o yard hurdles. first heat-coIby. Gardner.
Aronson. Glasseu. Second heat-Zamlock Aaron
Green Third heat-HoIlis. Owens Colby.
Pole vault-Aaron. Bolander. Duff, Betty, Ben
mis-, Owens, Doyle.
Running broad jump-Howe, Fogelstron Bo-
lander Hollis, Tyeitmoe, r. Morgan, Zamlock,
Aronson. Gros de Mango, McCanery, Rohrer,
Green. GlaSsen-
Running high jump-Aaron, Tveitmoe, Zam-
lock, Anderson, Morgan, Colby. Upchureh, Glas-
sen. Marley.
Shotput-Gilbert, Hollis, McCafe-y, Martell,
Zamlock Mitchell.
Hammer throw-Fogel Bolander, Hollis,
Zamlock. Martell, Salfeld.
Relay race. four men from each class running
220 yards, all classes entered
The meet will be handled by Prof.
Robert W. Dodd.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses issued II
San Francisco Friday, March II, 1910:
OODRICH-LoyEJOY-Ch W Goodrich
2S. 1898 0'Farrell St, and Blanche L. Love
joy, "a, 1898 Eighteenth ST
LEWIN-HAWS-walte Levin. 40 Coalinga
and Calista X. Hsws, 19, Palace hotel
RASK-MATTHIESEN-J E f. Rask. 43
1856 Twentieth St, and Meter NJ. Matthiesen
80, Oakland.
SHOBERG-ELST0N-Ch E. Shoberg. 26
1249 Hampshire ST, and Mary l. Elston, &c
Point Arena.
SWAN-CALIs-Felix 7. Swan. IS Rock Island
ILL.,, and Ella NJ. Call. 10, Port Orchard, Wash
oN-SKAMSER-Edwin Thompson. u
and Bessie Skamser, 81, both of San Fran
cisco.
VAN DE wEG-LARSEN-Jscob Van de Veg
p. 551 octavia St, and Anna Larsen, IS
531 Octavia st.
WHITAKER-HAHNE-H B. Whitaker 81
,Nesconset. N Y, and Lydia A. Hshne %
Philadelphia
WOHN-THYGESEN-He Wohn. 81 ID;
York St, and Bertha fhygesen. is, Salinas
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DEATHS

Lucius A. AIdrich, beloved brother of Miss
A. F. Aldrich and brother IN law Of Mrs
A S. Aldrich, native of Rhode Island.
aged 90 years.
ANGLIN-In this city. March II, 1910, Thomas,
dearlys beloved husband OF Mary Anglin and
devoted father OF Nellie Angln. Mrs H. F.
Powieson and Mrs. G. L. Powleson, native
OF Castle Grace, County Tipperary, Ireland
aged IS years.
Friends and acQuaintsnces are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral Monday morning
at $50 O'Clock from his late residence, 1923
Bryant street near Twenty-fourth, thence 10
St Peters church, where solemn requiem
high mass viii be celebrated for the repose
of his soul commencing at Q o'clock a. m
Internent Holy Cross cemetery
BAGNEScH-In this city, March TO- 1910,
Iuici beloved husband Of Estere Bagneschi,
and loving father OF Mrs. Augustine Belluo.
mini, Mrs. A. L. Biagi and Margaret Enis
and Amelia Bagneschi. a native of Lucca
Italy. aged 10 years months and Is days
member Of Amador lodge No 65. +. & A. NJ.
Friends and acquaintances are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral tomorrow fSun-
day) at 10 o'clock a. m, from Golden Gate
Commandery hall, 2135 Sutter street where
services will be conducted by Speranza Ital-
fana lodge No 219, F. & A. ii. Interment
Mount oIivet cemetery, BY carriage Remains
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Water Front Notes
By United Wireless

Friday. March IL
and for San Francisco; March 10. D. n, 335
miles from San Francisco; due March IL, day
light.
STEAMER RoSECRANS- schooner Mon
terey in tow. hence March 9 for Astoria March
10, p m, 55 miles north Of MendOcinO: light
westerly breeze and moderate northwest swell
STEAMER ALAMEDA-Hence March . for Homo
lulu; March TO- S ?. N, all well; l, ass miles
from San Francisco; hne weather; light east
erly wind; small sea; light westerly swell;
barometer SOIL; temperature 81.
STEAMER MARIPoSA-Hencs March 10 for Ia
HIT; March 10. p m. 90 miles from San
Francisco Hghtship; barometer 1904; temper
azure 81; light southeast wind; smooth sea:
all well.
STEAMER ENTERPRIsEFrom Hilo for San
San Francisco; barometer 3O-10; temperature
80; fine weather.
STEAMER RIvERsIDEFrom Everett for San
Francisco; March 10, D. n, 10 miles south
east Of Port Townsend
STEAMER KoREA-From China and Japan via
Honolulu for San Francisco; March 10. mid
west. lips miles OF San Francisco; clear;
light southeast breeze; light northwest swell
STEAMER GovERNoR-From san Diego for
San Francisco; March II, 1.20 a N, II miles
south Of Santa Barbara
STEAMER ADMIRAL sAMPsoE-Hence March
10 for Seattle and Tacoma; March II. 1875 a.
m, passed Blunts reef lightship: thick foggy
weather; light southeriy wind; all well
STEAMER UMATILLA-Hence March for Seat
tie, etc; March II. 1880 a m. passed Cape
Flattery; wind northeast. 10 miles an hour
& barometer 90: os; Temperature 81.
for Portland; March 10. p m. Is miles north
of UmpQua river; weather clear; wind north
west: sea smooth: all well.
STEAMER SENAToR-Hence March Z, u noon.
fo- Mexico; March 10, p. N, OF Cape Gel
nett; weather fine.
STEAmER ATLAS-Left Seattle for Point Rich
nond March 9, lis ?. m; March II, 1:30 p
n, OF Cape Mendocino; weather foggy;
smooth.
STEAMER HANALE[Hence March 10. II 80 p.
m. for San Pedro; March IL, a. n. IS
miles southeast OF Pigeon point; smooth
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treated and his clothes were dried at
the harbor hospital
Stolen Boat Recovered
The salmon boat that was stolen the
other morning from Fishermen's wharf
has been recovered, but not by the
channel between Sixth and Seventh
streets and from information CLEANED
IN the vicinity was taken there by a
particularly daring gang of bay pirates;
Some hours after the boat disa ppeared
from Fishermen's wharf and before
daylight il was rOwed up the channel.
There were five men in the boat, which
the boat alongside the bulkhead and
went ashore. They returned at day
light. took the stuff from the boat and
disappeared
Carries Many Passengers
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Santa Rosa. Captain Alexander,
sailed yesterday for southern Califor-
MIA with 200 passengers. among whom
were:
Miss Leet C. +. Haley
F. H. Miller Miss A Pierson
Mrs. M. z. Wagner r. NJ. Grumbliag and
J. Rohan wife
B. Lever X. ?. Pelton
Miss Thompson tE- J. Jennings
E 81. Geary and wife Miss NJ E. Crow
Dr. Sheldon and wife G. NJ Mcclure
Mrs E. J. Benc,iict IL. 3. Howell
Miss F. Aitken Mrs E CortelIo
E. berger and WE ~. L. Rllk4aD1
Dr. ]. " Ellis and wife
Wflhelmfna to sail Today
The steamer Wilhelmina. Captain
Peter johnson, will sail at noon today
for Honolulu. More than 100 passen-
gers have been booked. and the steamer
will take about $500 tons OF freight
HiIonian Is Due Tomorrow
The Matson navigation company S
steamer Htlonian, which is due tomor-
row morning from Honolulu. is bring
ing II passengers and a cargo which
includes $4,000 bags of sugar. 1915
cases of canned pineapples and IL sacks
Of mail
Water Front Notes
Receipts of lumber yesterday by sea
amounted 10 1850. 900 feet
The bark st. Katherine has been
sold by the Matson navigation COM
pany to the Red Salmon company.
The Japanese liner Nippon Maru left
Yokohama yesterday for this port
The Pacific Coast steamship COM
pany's Senator left Ensenada March 10
for Guaymas.
The British steamer Strathtay. Cap
tain Thomson, arrived yesterday from
Mo5i with 6,400 tons of coal for Hind,
Rolph & Co.
The Blunts reef Hghtship came in
from its station yesterday for its an
pual overhauling
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Visitacion Club Plans
Cross Country

The second annual cross country race
of the Visitacion valley athletic asso-
citation will be held Sunday morning
over course starting from Burlin-
game Grove to the clubroops at the
Six Mile house and San Bruno avenue.
Following are the entries and their
handicaps: William Rehberg. scratch;
Al. Gorse, minutes; George Paulson,
5 minutes; Fred Gonzales, minutes !;
f. Sullivan. z. Gorse, L. Sullivan, E.
Hildebrand and z. Erickson, all min
utes.
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SENATOR'S DOWN
COLLEGE TOSSfRS
Little Right Fielder Zarick Puts
Over Lone Score and Saves
Team From SHufOuf
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, March 11.-Graham's
Sacramento Coast leaguers defeated
the Santa Clara college baseball team
/. The collegians performed well, and
except for the wildness in the first
inning of Pitcher Agnew and a mum
Der of errors the score would have
been close one. Marco Zarick. the
little right fielder, turned the trick in
the seventh which kept the college boys
from shutout. With Reams on third
he dumped the ball for a safe one and
Reams beat the throw to the plate.
Score:
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Noted Tennis Player
Appears Today

". J. Clothier, the eastern crack and
the man who ranks No. 2 according
10 the latest national rating, arrived
Yesterday from the east on a visit
This afternoon CIothier is scheduled 10
play in a double match at the Califor-
MIA club. using as q partner Sumner
Hardy. Opposed TO Clothier and Hardy
VIII be Melville Long and Maurice Nc
LoughIin. the local lads who startled
the east last summer and later made
their memorable trip TO Australia
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
Alameda Council Kills
Boxing Game
Tseeeiai Dispatch 10 The CALI

ALAMEDA. March 1.-THE city
council by a vote Of ; TO refused
tonight TO grant the application Of the
Alameda Athletic club for q boxing
contest permit This move. which vir-
rusllv ends the game in Alameda, was
rot unexpected owing TO the stand
taken BIZ Mayor Noy at the time OF the
rnaneuvering 10 pull of the Nelson
Nolgast fight here The vote tonight
was. For the permit. Probst. Walker;
azainst. Bullock, Christensen, Krumb.
Ellis Hammond.
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YANNIGAN SOX AT
LAST STRIKE GAIT
Trim Happy Hogan's VerHOnitesi
3 10 /. With Young and
Holm in Box
ISseeiaI Dapoieh 70 The Call

Los ANGELES. March 1.-THE White
Sox Yannigans have al last struck
their gait and today they scored an
other victory, trimming Happy Ho-
gan's Vernonltes 20 the tune OF TO l.
Plenty OF training and a better &C
a. 5ntance with California weather
r done much for the sox in the
I So few days and they play totally
G aerent brand OF ball.
Holm and Young did the box WORK
for the Yanuigans today and they held
he Vernorites 10 six hits well scat
tered. Score.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
LATE SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

ARRIVED
Friday, March IL
Br stmr Jongships Tasker az days from
Newport News. via st. Lucia 50 days: $500 tons
coal TO L. S government.
SPOKEN
Per Br stmr Longships-Feb 49, latitude 81
south. longitude 50 20 west. Fr bark Chilli from
Mejihones for Falmouth.
DOMESTIC PORTS
SAN PEDR0-Safled March 11-Stmr Man
dalay. stnnr Retlondo. for San Francisco
P0RTLAND-Sailed Marcn 1l-Stmr Falcon
stmr Bowdoin, stmr Rose City, for San Fran.
cisco.
FOREIGN PORTS
VICTORIA-Sailed March 11-Br stmr Empires,
OF China. for Hongkong
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AMIRAL EXElMAnS
ISBADLY BATTERED
French Liner Suffers Consider
able Damage in Succession
of Heavy Gales

HE French steam
er Amiral Excl
mans, Captain Es-
nee, arrived yes
terday from Eu-
rope via the far
east with one pas
senger and a large
cargo of European
a n d orr e n I a !
freight The Ex-
elmans came into
port looking as
rusty as a discard
eG Kettle ana WITH
everything about
the decks in more
or less of disorder.
Captain Esnee did
not even apologize
for the confusion.
L1a -ba
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SAN JOSE BEATS TAnALPAIs
TSpecioI Dispoich 10 The Cali

I SpecidI Dfspdfch 10 ne loHJ
SAN JOSE, March 1.-THE San Jose
normal school basket ball team won
over the team of the Mt. Tamalpais
military academy yesterday. The final
score stood 43 TO q. The teams were
well matched in height and weight,
but the visiting forwards lacked the
aggressiveness displayed by the locals.
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent BIZ mail
Will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence Of persons author
lied TO have the same published. Notices re-
stricted simply TO the announcement of the event
are published once In this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Hits made of Hunt 3. innings pitched T. Two
base hits-Salberg, Fournier. Sacrifice bits
Zarick. Briggs. First base on called balls-On
Hunt .. OF Agnew .. Struck out-By Agnew g.
by Hunt 4. by Heister s. Hit hy piteher-Pear-
sons. Double play-Tramutola TO Salberg
Passed bsll-Jacobs. Time of game hour and
40 minutes. Umpire-Fitzgerald.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
BIRTHS

LAUx-March 0. 1910. to the wife Of Edw. J.
Laux, daughter.
PICANCo-In this city. March IL, 1910. TO the
wife of NJ. E. Picanco Of Oakland daughter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

The Petaiuma club of the new Central Cali
fornia league has secured Pitcher Johnson from
the Oakland club for the coming season Peta-
luna will play its first practice game with the
81. and with st. Mary's the following Sunday.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
MARRIAGES

ER-cHATTMAN-In this city.
pastor stewart Memorial Second United Pres
byterian church. Angie Edward Moldenhauer
and Amelia Elizabeth Chatham, both Of San
Francisco.
sTANFIELD-KELLY-At Big Springs, Tex,
Nv. L. Stanheld and Katherine Kelly.
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SUMMARY
n three innings: OF

F7f-s u1sde-On storsIl l n three innings; OF
Hltr in four innings; on schaefer, IN tive n,
-i-~-- ~ Holm 3 In I've innings: OF Young, 3
-- fo-,- 5nnfrgs Home run-Gin- Two base
rf-s-Ba-ro-rs Ereuger- Sacrifice hits-Burreil
-. bese % called bals-On Holm 5. OF
yorrc Il OF StorsI J. 81 Hit /, OF Sehsefer l.
S.---cr o1f-Bv Holm Z. by Young ;. Double
,-.ss Sou~ and 20 minutes. Unpires-Finney
md NcGreevy.
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OAKLAND HIGH WINS

Especial Dispofch 10 The Call
OAKLAND, March 1.-The baseball
team OF Oakland high school defeated
the colIegiates OF St Mary's college
this afternoon on the college diamond
by the score of u TO 3.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12
ROOSEVELT
PARAMOUNT

The 95 pound class game between
the Everett and Hancock schools was
walkover for the North beach boys
The lineup and score:
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Exports by the UmatiIIa

The steamer Umstina sailed for Victoria On
Tuesday with cargo consigned 70 the port or de~-
tinariOn and 10 other British American cltles
valued at So CTS and including the following
5.OI5 lbs dried fruit 64.575 lbs and p hXs
rafsfns IS SEQ lbs malt. "A. 29T lbs beans III
pkrs fresh fruits ia pkgs vegetables, 4,55o lts
meals {. 500 lbs nuts. is cS canned goods. - =
eggs 6 bxs cheese. -124 lhs chocolate 2.u-0 lbs
IA gals and 145 cs wine, Gas bhk and ) ca
oils T7S5 Il lumber. IS bales hose. 1-SI1 lhs 70
sacee Il coGls rope. pkgs machinery, = es
sewing machines.
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Armr Trnn.ports

TRANSPORTS
The Crook sailed February 10 for Mautla-
The Warren is ar Manila
The Logan sailed March . for Manila
The BufO-d IS IN port
The sheridan sailed February IA from Honolulu
for Manila
The sherman Is in port.
TIE Thomas sailed March from Honolulu for
this
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CHICAGO

sP-esbesr bstted fo- Schzefer in ninth inninl
-sre--a hsrfed Cor Holm IN the fourth
SCORE By INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

Shasta Water from Shasta. Springs
tFor health" and many other things
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-12

The arena at Point Richmond, where Battling
Nelson lost his lightweight crown TO Ad VOL.
CAST, is about 10 be torn down. The people of
the town hoped TO get the Jefries- johnson bat.
tie, but when Emeryyille came along and won
out they decided 10 take down the mammoth pa
yilion. r