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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
in San Francisco Thursday. February 10. 1910;
BISHOP-PRICE-Job Bishop. 80. and Marie
+. Price, -, both of 951 Webster st.
DEGENHARD- -CARt.SEN- William Fl. Degen-
hard rs. POS Steiner ST.. and Antonio p. II
Carlson, 81. $50 Hsght st.
Observation-Disclosures n Dingle. 81 9is
Mission ST.. and Msgdalenc NJ. L. Krull, Is,
2G19 TWENTY y-sccoud St
DTFFEY Y-MOODY-Hugh Duhey 30 2T5e
Twenty third ST.. and Alolse /. Moody 20, 7SS
Shotwcll st.
HIGGINS--KEARNS-F II. Higgins %
Calistoga, and Elizabeth II. Kearns, 81, Ken
wood.
IACoPoNI- -MARCHT-Pamro Tacopon. 20.
1s9 Dolores ST., and Armida Marchi, 20, 925
North Point St
MoNTEDoNIco-ALo ALoISI-Anionio Montedonico.
Al. and Angelina Alosi, %, both OF Albion,
Cal.
RADICH- -LoPIZICH -Santo Radich. 80. and
Kate Lopizich SO. both Of 1921 stockton ST.
N-CoUDIN--William G. Sawin. A. Mill
brac and Melicie Coudin. 80, Santa Barbara
UBHoFF- -wELCH-Charcs W. Ubbon III and
Alma ~ Welch 49, both of 1914 Kansas ST
WATERS -FELDMEl ER-- William L. Waters
90 watsonvile, and Elsie w. Feldmeycr, 20,
Geyservlle
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
DISPUTE THREATENS
SPRING ACTIVITIES
Deadlock at Stanford Over EIigf.
biiify of Athletes Moves
Committee TO action
Especial Gable 10 The Call

lOF~Nt-- (NCt@ - h~ 1911
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. 10.-
In order to break the deadlock that Al
present is putting a damper on all
spring activities, the executive commit
tee last night empowered Chairms
Barrett to call a meeting of the COM
mittee at any time he might see ft IN
order to settle the pending difficulties.
With this arrangement il ia hoped that
the question of the eligibility of sth-
letes may be decided in the near future.
The first of series Of soccer games
is to be played Saturday. when tho
gymnasium team is to meet the formid-
able Barbarian team from san Fran
match that has been played between
team representing the university and
an outside team.
At the executive committee meeting
last night it was decided to give the
sum of 800 to the women's athletic as
sociation TO cover the expenses of the
basket ball team for both preliminary
and intereollegiate games.
The Stanford intercollegiate agree
ment committee. composed of ]. r.
shelton 10. p. J. Batkin 10 and G. +.
Morgan 10. Will confer with like
committee from the University OF CAL
ifornia in regard 10 changes in inter-
collegiate debating rules.
The meeting is to be held next sat-
urday and the decision reached viii be
referred TO the executive committees
OF the two institutions for ratification.
No very radical changes will he made
unless they are proposed by California.
stanford wishing only for change
making first year undergraduates ell
SibIe and changing the debate from the
night OF the track meet TO that preced-
ing it, in order that the debaters may
have a chance to see the meet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
SAYS SALT LAKE
OFFERED HIM Coin
Promoter Jack Gleason Returns
UHmOVed by Frantic Efforts
of Utah PuHerS

Promoter Jack Gleason returned to
town last night from Salt Lake City
where he has been in conference with
Tex Rickard upon the question of a
battle-ground for the Jeffries- johnson
fight. While Gleason is still firm in
his belief that the big mill will be
pulled off here he had no definite in
formation to give out in, regard to the
site. However. Rickard and Jeffries
are expected here next week, when ii
is believed that the burning question
will be finally settled.
Gleason said that he was lavishly en-
tertained by the businessmen and Off
cials of Salt Lake City and that they
made every effort to persuade him TO
have the big fight go TO the Mormon
city.
The businessmen and municipal Off
Gals of Salt Lake City and Utah in
general said Gleason last night. 'are
strong for the big mill and they are
doing everything possible to land it.
They made me every inducement to
switch to their city, but 1 firmly held
out for my home town and by the
time | left there they were satisfied
that there was not "a chance to switch
me-
TheY have pictured things so
brightly to Rickard that the Salt Lake
people have won him over They have
gone pretty strong with their figures.
They are certainly determined to get
the fight, but | am just as determined
that it viii be held here.
My conference with Rickard did not
result in a definite understanding in
regard to the battle-ground. told him
that the public was sick of all this talk
and it was to our interest to get down
TO business and have this matter set
tied. lie promised me that the matter
would be settled Immediately
Rickard viii leave in q day or so
for this city and Jeffrics will be here
some time next week. / have planned
that we three shall have a meeting and
then l am satisfied that the battle
ground viii be named.
'Jeffries will finish his theatrical en-
gagement on next Sunday and then he
viii come to this city ] have arranged
with his manager. Sam Berger, to have
him appear in a show here.
II believe that after Rickard. JEFF
fries and myself have an understand
ing Rickard Will see the benefit of
holding the fight right here Things
have been pictured rather brightly TO
him by the Salt Lake people and he has
fallen for their line of talk"
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Melville Boxes Scott This
Evening

At Dreamland rink tonight the Pa
cihc athletic club will stage its card
Of semiprofessional fights, which is
headed by One Round" Hogan and Ed
die Madison for the lightweight cham
pionship of the state. Both boys are
in the best OF condition.
In tho special event Jimmy Melville
and Walter Scott are billed to go over
the four round route Melville is the
champion Of the bantams and as Scott
has beaten the best in the feather
weight division torrid fight is looked
for.
The rest Of the card is as follows:
Johnny Ryan vs.. George Petrosky. the
champion of the navy; RAY CampbelI
and Louis Hahn
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Gleason Home Announces Conference: Lightweghts'
Settle Grind: Flynn and Langford to Go IS Rounds
Youth Succumbs
After Prize Fight

CHICAGO, Feb. 11.-That
Aloise Wilowski, I'll years old,
was killed by a blow on the
head in a prize fight held in the
boxing academy of Harry Gill
more last Tuesday night was the
verdict today of coroner's jury.
The jury recommended that
Joseph Mccarthy, Wilowski's
opponent, be held to the grand
jury on charge of man
slaughter.
Gilmore and the promoters
and seconds of the fight were
recommended for prosecution.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Blot After the Smoke

Louis Blot, who has the March permit
for the professional fight in this city,
said last night that he expected to have
Sam Langford as one of the principals
for his fight.
He said that he expected to put on
Langford with either Jim Barry, Al
Kaufman or Jim Flynn. However, he
had not heard of McCarey rema tchin Q
Langford and Flynn.
Blot said he had heard from Joe
Woodman, manager of Langford.
Woodman said he was willing to have
his man fight before Blot's club during
March
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Juarez Results

JUAREz, Feb 10-The feature at Terrazas
park today was the riding of Jockey Guy Gar
me- out Of six mounts he rode four winners
and second Three favorites won. summary:
6lze. FIRST RACE-Six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-l-The Wolf los (Austin) ........
4-l-Bob Lynch. 1e4 oiarneri ............ .
JO-l--Charles FoS. 96 81. Wilson, ........... 3
Time. 1:1A 10 DELI. Mia. Malitine Kyle
Sociahle, Sscus. Camera, Alarmed. also ran
el5o SECOND RAcE-seycn furlongs; sell
odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-I-Billy Taylor. I05 tGarncrl .........
51-Bel Of Brass. 103 tMccarthyl ........ ?
9-2-Altenberg, 103 tBenescotenl ......a... 3
Time. 1:29 Bill Bramble. Mrs. Nugent. Sa-
bado. Minnie Bangert. John Sparks, Tod, George
Young, also ran.
6l51 THIRD RACE-Five furIougs:
ODDS. Horse. Weight and/Jockey. Fin
12-9-Silver Stocking. 100 (Garner)s. ........ /
a-2-Light Knight. lo7 Duganl ............. .
S-l-Jolly SO tMcCaheyl .....-........ 3
Time, j: 100. Ocean Queen. Gypsy King. Han.
nah Louise. Force, Joe Stokes. also ran.
sl52 FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs; sell
odds. Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
5-2-MeNaly, 104 tGarnerl ..............
4-1-Stendal, III lAustinl ............... .
5-l--Kopek. 107 (penescoteni .-....... 3
Time, I:27 30. Iiardlyson. Niblick, Engraver
Cheswardne, Tom Franks also ran
e15s. FIFTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
IL Bertmoat. Ios tBenescoten) ............ ,
T-I--Pops 103 u. Wilson, l............ 3
Time. 1918 3-5. Joe Enrich, Gibson Leon G.
Wolf. George Guyton, Louisa. also ran.
elS4 SIXTH RAcE-one and sixteenth
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
9-2-ierrymander, 1e2 tRicel - /
3-1-Anne McGec, % tBeneseotcnl ............ ,
Tine. 1:a6 %. Alma Boy. Miss Ida, Lista.
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Five Teams Tied Fol
Bicycle HonOrS

NEWARK. \. j., Feb. lo.-Five teams
were tied tonight at the end OF the
fourth days grind in the six day biey-
Gle race here. with S95 miles and 2
laps To their credit. Five other teams
were tied lap behind the leaders. The
mon are riding 10 hour stretches each
day.
The leading teams at II o'clock to
D Eht were.
Kramer and Fem. Moran and Law
son. Bedell and BedeU. Pye and Hehir
and Wiley and Lawrence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
independents VIII Clash
With Prune Boys

The crack Santa Clara baseball team
Will play Ireland's Independents sun
day at Santa Clara. The Independents
have also arranged games with the
university teams to be played during
the week. The local team will meet
the Stanford team at Palo Alto on Tues
day and the University of California
team at Berkeley on Wednesday, The
lineup of the independents follows:
spencer. third base: Egan. shortstop: NeaIon
first base Heitmuller. left field: GOslinskv or
Weber. second base: Swayne. center field
Byrnes catcher: Moskman Goslinsky, pitcher;
Ireland. right field Pcrrine
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
SAVED FROM DROWNING
BY FELLOW WORKMAN
[Speeial Dispateh 10 The Canl

GCERNEYILLE, Feb 10.-Clay Kim
namon OF Forestville. member OF the
fence building force OF the Northwest
ern Pacific railroad. narrowly ESCAPED
being drowned while at work at Rio
Campo, formerly known as Camp Vaca-
tion, late yesterday afternoon He was
rescued by Foreman George Henseth,
Lawrence Kistner and Tony spoketti,
with whom he was working.
The men were building a fence which
crossed a large pond on the grounds.
when the wire they were handling he
came tangled. Kinnamon, with his hip
rubber boots, waded into the pond TO
disentangle the wire, but was com
PEELED TO get on log owing to deep
water, TO reach the point he desired.
The log turned over, throwing him
into the water, which filled his boots.
His companions hurried to his assist
ance just in time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Owen Moran Leaves for
This City
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LSpecloI Dtsfotcf 10 he Call
NEW YORK. Feb. 10.-Owen Moran,
the little English fighter. who turned
the tables on Matty Baldwin in Boston
the other night. and who was matched
TO fight Tommy Murphy at the Bedford
athletic club in Brooklyn Monday even
ing. viii not keep this last engagement.
but has gone 10 San Francisco to train
for a % round battle which he will
have with Murphy, probably on St.
Patrick's day.
Tommy viii leave tomorrow with
Johnny Howard. his sparring partner
and trainer, and his manager. Johnny
oliver. viii follow Wednesday
Moran ran out of his match with
Murphy before the Bedford club. claim
ing that he hurt his hand in the bout
with Baldwin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Conley and Webster To
Meet For Title

PORTLAND, Feb. 10.-Frankie Con-
ley of Kenosha Wis, who made such
tine showing here in his recent match
with Danny Webster of Los Angels,
was matched today to fight Monte Attel
before Tom McCarey.s club at Los An
geles February %
The boys will 6ght at 116 pounds
ringside for the worlds bantam weight
championship and for the McCarey dia-
mond belt. They have been matched
for 10 rounds.
The Los Angeles fight is in lieu of
the 10 round bout between the same
boys arranged to take place in Port
land this month
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Pigskin Game May Be
Played Here
Especial Dispatch TO The Colll

VALLEJO. Feb. 1O.-The champion
ship game between the fast Century
football team of Oakland and the
Winged VS. of this city on Washington's
birthday will quite likely be played in
San Francisco on that day
Manager Green of the Oakland aggre-
CATION has made an offer TO Jack Thorn
ton, the local manager. that he will
guarantee the Winged VS. $500 and split
the gate receipts over $1,000 if the
champions will play this last game of
the season in the metropolis.
Thornton has taken the offer under
advisement and win give his answer
this week.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Official Set Date For
A. A. L. Run

saturday morning, March ), was the
date set by the committee of the Aca-
demic Athletic league yesterday for the
annual four mile cross country run W
is thought that there will be so entries
for the race. which will be decided on
points, five men running for each
school.
Ten handsome medals are to be
awarded the runners according 10 the
order of finish, regardless of schools
represented.
The course will be decided upon and
the offcials chosen at later date.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
EXPLOSION OF GUN
MAY DESTROY SIGHT
[SnecinL Dispalch 10 The COLL

SANTA ROSA. Feb. 10.-Melvin Slus-
ser of Mount Oliver was seriously in
iured late yesterday afternoon while
hunting, when his gun barrel burst and
a piece of the steel barrel lodged in
his right eve. He has been brought
here TO the hospital for treatment anu
II is feared the sight may be destroyed
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
WILL ADMIT ST. JOSEPH

CHICAGO, Feb. 10.-The scheduled
meeting Of the Western league viii be
held here February Is, according to an
announcement by President Norris J..
O'Ne5Il today. St Joseph viii be sd-
nlifted to the Western league in place
Of Pueblo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
St. IgnatiuS Loses Game
To Santa Clara
ISpecial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA CLARA, Feb. 10.--st. Igna-
tins basket ball team Of san Francisco
lost the first game Of the Santa Clara
ST. Ignatius series on the local college
court here this afternoon, the final
score being Is 10 l6.
At the end of the first half with the
score 10 10 in Santa Clara's favor
both teams settled down and played
good ball Flood and Evans starred
with two and three field goals respec-
lively for St. IEnatius, and Wilson and
Csoetter eNcelled for Santa Clara. The
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
St. Mary's Nine Defeats
Stanford, 9 to 3

st. Mary's college nine won out at
Stanford yesterday against the Stan
ford varsity team by the score OF to 5.
stanford played poor ball the re-
deeming feature being the playing Of
Gilfillan (pitcher).
,Stanford made seven hits and seven
errors. st. Mary's made three hits and
one error
In the sixth inning the Stanford team
blew UP when st. Mary's made six
runs
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
o,coNNELL DErEATs jar

PORTLAND. Feb. l0-Eighteen min
utes and forty-six seconds OF wrestling
with Eddie O'Connell, welter weight
champion OF the world. was enough
Ior II. Matsuda. the japanese wrestler
o. spokane Matsuda claimed an un-
fair decision on the part Of the referee
and refused 10 so on the mat again.
Referee Arthur Cavil awarded the
contest TO O'Connell-
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Berkeley Students Ask
For New Oval
[SeeeiaI Disealeh to The Call

IOpcCIdl DT5PutCW 10 4 nc NutlI
BERKELEY. Feb. 10.-A number OF
the students of the university, among
them William Kergan, editor of the
Occident magazine. circulated a petition
today addressed to the regents asking
for the construction of a new oval
for the track teams. The statement is
made that the present track Is too
small for university athletic needs and
that a larger and permanent one should
be provided.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
JIMMY MORAN ourpoINTEp

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 10.-Jimmy
Moran of Brooklyn was clearly OUT
pointed in a L round fight tonight by
Bunny Ford of this city. Moran was
weak at the end, and saved himself by
clinching.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
BIRTHS

Brownie this city, February s. 1910 to
the wife OF Carl q. Brown (formeriy Susan
| D. sawyer of salt Lake City. son.
! FoRD-In Watsonville, CAL. February TO- 1910.
to the wife OF Charles E. Ford son.
SCHM1DT-In oaklspd. Cal. February 3 1910.
| TO the wife of J. T. Schmidt. daughter
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Crack Football Teams to
Play Old Game

The Centurys of Oakland and the
Duboce eleven are in grand condition
for their contest which is to be played
next Sunday morning at the Ocean
shore grounds.
Following is the lineup Of both
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
wIrTaE HOPPE WINS AGAIN

CTENELAND, o., Feb lo.-Willie
Hoppe defeated Ora Morningstar twice
today al 1872 hallS line billiards. The
FIRST game was 500 to 80. and the sec
ond 500 10 eos Both made several
good runs Hoppe clicked of l2o but
lpns twice.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
SIGNS WITH PITTsBURG

PITTSBURG. Feb. 10.-Although dis
appointed with the figures offered him
Pitcher Chester NJ. Brandon signed his
contract with the Pittsburg club and
today it was received by President
DreyfusS
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11

Birth marriage and death notices sent by 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 10 have the same published Notices re-
stricted simply to the announcement of the event
are published once i'll this column free of charge
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
Cuban Players Signed to
Join San Jose
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SAN JOSE. Feb. 10.-Two members
af the crack Almendares club OF Cuba
which defeated the Detroit Tigers last
year in a post season series. have been
signed as catchers by President Browne
Willis of the San Jose club. They are
now on their way to this city and are
expected to report for duty in couple
of days.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
CHILD DRINKS poIsoN-pepre

Edith Sen,ap, the ~ year old daughter OF
IT. W. Seman. found 4 bottle containing car
loIe acid while playing this afternoon aud
drank Tie contents. dying within a few min
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-11
DEATHS

! ANDERSEN. In this city. February s. 1910.
AxcI, dearly beloved husband Of Anna ana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
STANLEY KETCHEL
STOPS JIM SMITH

New York. June 11.-Stan1ey Ketchel
hung another knockout to his belt last
night at the National Sporting club.
Jim Smith being the victim in the fifth
round from a crashing right to the jaw.
Smith had not been off his feet up to
that time, but he went down and stayed
down, although he made a valiant eff
fort to regain his feet. Smith made a
stand-up walloping match Of the af-
fair and more than once staggered
Stanley with choppy swings to the head.
In the fifth round II looked like an
even break that Jim would stall
through to the. finish. as Ketchel began
to tire from his own exertions. Then
like a flash of lightning came the open
ing. Ketohel tented for the body.
Smith dropped his guard for an instant.
The right crashed against the jaw and
1t was all over but the duty of reviv-
ing the loser.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
Get Busy With Oscar.
HOBART.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schneider of
Turkey Creek were visitors in town
yesterday.
Mr.. Arnold Hatford of Chicago is
spending two weeks at the Vincent
residence.
s William Killigew.' of Chicago, Is
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Killigew.
Mrs. Sela Smiths sister fro Denver.
Colo. and Mrs. Fitzgerald Of Chicago
are visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Sela
Smith and family.
The NJ. e. Aid Society will meet next
week on Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Weaver to sew for a sick lady.
Miss Ida Kline OF Cresco, Iowa, who
attended school at Valparaiso, will
make her home with her sister. Mrs.
Harte Mundeu.
Miss Alice Vincent, at the local ex-
change. is enjoying a two-weeks' vaca-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Rossiter of Los
Angfieles, Cal, are spending a few days
with Miss June Spray.
N. p. Banks has been appointed ad-
ministrator of the estate of the late
Warren Boyd.
The Hobart Grays will play the ''Old
Rose" team from Chicago next Sunday
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
JOHNSON SAYS LITTLE
IS BLUFF|NG IN SUIT
Boxer Offers to Pay Fee and
Add $500 if Elk Manager
Goes to Court.

San Francisco, Cal. June 11.-"Hes
bluffng." That's the way Jack john
son expressed 1t today when told that
his discharged manager. George Little,
had announced his intention Of bring
ing him into court.
IF Little is serious" the champion
went on I'll make him a proposition
I'll pay his lawyers fees and present
him with $500 in cash II he only brings
the matter into court.
The documents are not worth the pa
per they are written on. I don't want
Little around me. 1 discharged him,
and that's an end to the matter. Little
can talk all he wants, but l don't see
him making any move toward laying
his claim before any court of this land"
Little instructed Henry Ach, who was
chief counsel for Boss" Ruer in the
graft trials. to prepare a suit restrain
ing the principals or their hackers from
collecting any of the money taken in
at any fight they might hold, par
ticipated in by Johnson.
Littles contemplated suit is directed
against Johnson, Jeffries. Berger. Rick
ard. Gleason and Timothy D. Sullivan
of New York, the stakeholder for the
big fight Attorney Ach prepared the
papers in the suit, but they have not
been fled, and Ach has withdrawn from
the case on the grounds that he has
no time to handle it further.
Little claims that Johnson owes him
about $4,000. He said today that he
| paid $4,000 for Johnson's home in Chi
| cago, and that the boxer paid nothing
| Also that Johnson pawned diamond
for 81 900 yesterday to pay on his au-
tomobile, indicating that the negro is
| "broke"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
WOlGASI HELLO TO A
DRAW BY REDMOND

Milwaukee. Wis. June 11.-Breaking
his left arm in the fourth round. Ad
Wolgast. lightweight champion, last
night had a narrow escape from defeat
at the hands of his old enemy, Jack
Redmond of Milwaukee, in their ten
round bout before the Badger Athletic
club. In the first founr rounds the con-
queror of Nelson was working savage
ly and landing almost at will with
both hands and with terrific force. In
the fifth, however, there was a sudden
change and the crowd was amazed at
the manner in which Redmond appeared
to be fighting his way to a possible
title.
The fifth. sixth. seventh, eighth and
ninth rounds were almost all Red
mond's. He was doing all the work and
the crowd was Kissing Wolgast for not
lighting. In the final round he woke
up to his old speed and finished a hard
fought battle with honor, and the pop
ular verdict at the end was a draw.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-06-11
CHANCE POUNDS CUBS
TO VICTORY IN OPENER
Clear Sacks With Hit and
Murray's Error in Eighth
Beating Giants, 6 to 5.

New York, June 11.-Sweeping from
behind In desperate. relentless, eighth
round rally against appalling odds, the
Chicago cubs. properly assisted by Muir
rays WOODY outfielding and Chances
terrific shot to right. stormed the Gil
ants on their own patch yesterday aft
ernoon. winning the opener of their
al1-important series, 6 to 5. Three
cubs preceded the P. L IN the circuit Of
the sacks when the kindly Mr.. Murray
permitted the ball to ooze through his
underpinning.
Thus the mighty Mathewson fell by
the wayside, for with the Chicagoans
once in the lead Miner Brown; going to
the rescue. proved invincible in the last
two sessions.
Until the eighth the inning, the game
was apparently the personal property
OF the giants, who already had first
mortgage on the league lead. 'Matty''
was pitching like a master and appear
ed to be invincible. Then with Chances
hit, the New York rejoicing was turned
to mourning. the laughter to tears, the
cheers to laments, and everything else
that turns when victory is turned into
defeat was reversed.