davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
S[pO1r[LNGHTS
ON SPOR1 rs

Pete McYey, the crack Seattle lightweight Is
being sdestepped by the local four round fighters.
developed IN the northwest in time. He
has beaten Louie Long and all the boys around
that country lie thinks that One Round Hogan
would be his meat, and is on the trail of the
local lightweight
On March IL Jimmy Clabby of Milwaukee and
Jimmy Gardner of Boston Will box 10 rounds
at Milwaukee.
Edward Payson Weston. the aged pedestrian
who left Los Angeles on February ! to walk 70
New York, is several days ahead of his schedule
He intends to make New York in 80 days
The Amateur Athletic union aud the New York
Athletic club has combined to wipe out semi
professionalism.
Jim Barry. who fought Gunboat Smith last
night at Oakland, is the man whom John l..
Sullivan predicted as the coming champion.
Mike Donin says he can't play ball with the
which ties him up until June !. He says he
wanted money from New York. which
refused him. Nike says Liebler Co.; the
theatrical people. gave him what he wanted.
Some of the sports of the east say that the
fans are worrying too much over Jef1ries' cou-
dition. They maintain that there is more chance
Of johnson being out of shape from the pace the
latter Is going
According TO press dispatches from Minneapolis
the White Sox team has turned over four players
TO MlnDeapOllS- Inc men puTtnAStu from toiifls-
key are Catchers Ryan. Owens and McMurray
and First Baseman Dave Atizer Owens and
MeNurray are with team No. of the Sox. which
is playing here and ii IS hard to figure why
Comiskey sold them and then went 10 the add-
tionaI expense Of bringing them TO the coast
owens caught a part of Sunday afternoons game
and McMurray starred at Sacramento yesterday
stanley Ketchers real name is stanisaus
Kiecal. His nationality is Polish
Little frankie Conley. the crack bantam who
knocked out Monte Attell, is planning a busy
future He wants 10 meet any boy In his class
who has some standing He has taken Battling
Nelson's stand, declaring for As round contests.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
REGULARS WIN ANOTHER
WHILE YANNIGANS LOSE
CHICAGO SECOND
TEAM DENORALIztD
Long Beach Team With Seattle
Battery Easily Defeats the
Windy City Bunch

Los ANGELES, March 9.-With a
Seattle battery as its mainstay Long
Beach team today defeated the White
Sox Yannigans to l. The Sox twirl-
ers are in a bad way White is sick
with cold and Young and Schmirler
are sore Grips showed up fairly well
today. but could not stave OF defeat
Seaton of Seattle, who twirled for
Long Beach. was in good form and
held the Sox safe at all stages.
Seaton furnished the feature of the
game by his splendid and effective
twirling. He always held the Sox in
his hand. Seaton famed half a dozen
of them and gave only three bases on
balls in the innings that he pitched.
showing that he is ready TO pitch win
ming ball for the Seattle bunch right
from the jump. The Sox are playing
poorly in the field. too, as well as being
unable 10 hit the ball, although only
one error was charged against them
yesterday.
With more speed in the field they
would have shown TO better advantage,
but it seems that the entire team is
demoralized and one of the players
says that all this is charged TO the fact
that the players began to work too
hard in the first game they played after
getting out of the snow drifts. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

two fought it out for the last Zoe yards
and Taplin outrode Vosper. Ravelston
II. with TO l against him to show, beat
Milt Jones for the third position. II
was the first time that Schreiber' S
youngster had ever been out of the
money.
After the dope" had been sifted out
the form players decided that the
fourth race should go to Coppertown,
though the play on Bedwelfs flly.
Elizabeth Harwood. made her an equal
choice with the Kenilworth colt Bal
ronia which really figured to win the
race, laid close to Bedwells mare and
came on 10 win al the end. Copper
town got out of the ruck TO take the
place and DR.. Dougherty, with Taplin
up. was a bang up third.
In the mile trip Vosper booted Hush
Money TO the front with better than 3
10 l against him and nobody was sorry
that Del Fountain had won a race
Miss Picnic got out in front and tried
10 win, but caved in the last jump to
lose by a neck. Chantilly got the show.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Date of the Big Rowing
Regatta Changed

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March g.
The date of the regatta between the
crews representing the Lagunita boat
club and the University OF California
rowing association has been changed
from April Is TO the morning of April
9. this being the day of the third inter
collegiate baseball game. il one is
necessary 10 decide the series.
The course that has been finally Sc
lected is on the Oakland estuary. with
the finish near one or the drawbridge
as a better view OF the course can be
obtained from this point than was pos
sibls on the SausalitO course, which
was first decided on.
The California association has de-
cided TO enter four in the junior day
race at Stanford
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

LIETZ-In San Rafael. March Q. 1910. Augusta
Lietz. beloved wife Of Ad0lph Lietz and
LlTtz, native OF Germany, aged - years
Funeral services viii be held at the Pres
eyterian church. San Rafael tomorrow tFri-
day.. March II. az 1880 a. N.
LITTELL-In East OakIand March 5 1919
Mary. beloved wife OF c. p LitteH and
mother Of Harry c. Littel. q native Of New
ark, y j.. aged IS years
Friends and acquainsanees are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral today Thurs
from the FTuitvaIe chapel Of Arthur a Bar
terment private
McCARTHY-In this city. March 5 1910 a. his
ence. beloved husband OF Mary Z. Mccarthy.
and brother Of the late T. F. and ". D. Ne
Carthy. native OF Ireland
Friends are respectfully invited 70 aftpn.l
the funeral at st. Agnes church today
Thursday, where a mass viii be celebrs te,i.
commencing at $50 Ocloek a. N lnteTmgnt
private.
MULYIHILI-In this city. March 4 1910. James
Mnlyihih. nephew Of James and William
Sheehy. a native OF Glyn. COunty Limerck.
ireland. aged "a years member Of the Rig
gers and Stevedores UniOn Local 222
The funeral viii take place today (Thurs-
dzyJ- at SD clock a. Ia. from tue psrlors
OF J. c. o'C0nnor Co. go Turk street near
Franklin thence TO St Brendan's church.
where requiem high mass will be celebrated
for the repOSe Of his soul. commencing st .
O'Clock a. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
wAED-In this city. March 5. 1910. Mathew
Ward, and the Rev. Francis Ward. pastor os
81. Patrfck's church, Iowa City. Ia; Mrs
Catherine Smyth and Mrs Annie Murphy OF
ireland. and cousin Of Charles COIium OF San
Francisco. native ot County LOngfOrd Ire
land. aged 45 years
Friends and srqusiRtances ace rpSpe~ss,,il-
invited 20 attend the funeral today Thurs
day. March 10. at ClucR a. u fls.. -,
funeral parlcrs Of Green. Ryan k Doaoaue
northeast corner OF Sixteenth and Gne-rer,,
streets. thence to 81. Johns church where
solemn requiem high will De celebrated
for the repoSe Of his SOUL commencing az y.3D
o'clock. Interment Holy Cross cemetery.
WEEKS-In this city. March a. 1910. Annie T.
Weeks. native of New YORK. aged 50 years
Friends are respectfully irvtsei --s,
the funeral services today Thursday March
10. at p. m. at the chapel of y. Gray &
Co. 2196 Geary street corner OF DevisaderO.
tur-rlneat prsvs+e-
wHITE-In Oakland. March O. 1910 Francis
James. beloved OF Bernard and the late
Annie White. and brother of Owen j.. Bernard
7. and John White. native Of Oakland. Cal.
aged 1 year and months.
Funeral tpriVatel tomorrow (ThurSlzvl.
March 10. 1910, at go o'cissk a. M from
his late home. 1853 Brush street. Intcrment
ST. Mary's cemetery.
w0ODS-IR this city March O. 1910. :. MOSeley
Woods. brother Of Frank b. Woods OF MADEIRA.
Cal. a native OF Nashua. y. H. aged 50
years
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE March 9.-The Tropical sell
iBE stake, with money consideration Of $500.
vas productive OF a spectacular contest today.
summary:
First race. four furlongs. seiling-Don't. 10
D. won; Sylvan Del. 10 1. second; LydiE Lee,
80 10 l. third Time -s9 3-5.
Second race I've and half furlongs, selling
l1dEmion. 3 10 !. won; Square Deal Is 10 i,
second; Giovanni Rsggia, 80 10 ]. third Time,
70 %.
Third race. Eve snd haif furlonSs. selling
Fond Heart. i3 20 ;. won: Mystiier- 10 TO l. sec
onl- lana. 10 1, third. Time. los 40.
81 Fourth race. Tropical selling stake. six fur
.. l1lgs-Lothario. 10 >. won; Carroll. l3 TO 8.
second Alfred the Great, 10 70 1. third Time,
.1-l42-5.
:. Fiftl race. six furloncs hsndicap-John Grif-
zen III. 70 J. Won: Jack Parker. II 10 /. sec
pnd; King q lOlo 10 1. third. Time, l:l3 20.
\ Uth race. one mile and 20 yards. selling
"A 1li y 10 i. won: Ethon. 10 2. second; 0sor-
. ine- 70 j, third. Time. l:sJ 2-5.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

- l-uaa was ned al prODlDitlNe OQQS-
Tsplin got him of nowhere. but moved
along easily and won romping from a
clever bunch OF year olds. Lady
Eliza beth was next best in the race and
- place by a wide margin from
70 OF Lismore. which was prom
kler- in the early running.
GalVanic. with Kosper riding. and
20 8 laid against his chances, proved
q e best in The opener at six furlongs.
and won with daylight between him and
Charles Green. which caught some of
the play. The show Went TO Pickaway
al long price.
ELlerd. after showing something in
recent races was backed down from
skies 10 fours and rewarded the backing
ly coming from q bad start TO beat
Phrlistina by three-Quarters Of a
length. The latter should have won.
80 Quarter usually in the money. was
third.
The baby race was a triumph for
1facKenzies chestnut flly. Peccavi,
which took q bare nose victory from
Berry's Indora- II was a race Of the
kind that make horsemen cheer. The
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
WHITE SOX TRIM
SPEEDY SENATOR'S
First Team Scores Second Vic.
tory Over Sacramento i'm a
Hard Fought Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SACRAMENTO, March 9.-Just to
the same trick two times in as many
days, the Chicago White Sox trimmed
the locals again today, the score being
s to 5. And at that it was a good
game, full of action, ginger and excite
ment for the fans to feast upon.
Sacramento made a hard struggle to-
break even with the Sox, fighting every
inch OF the way, and not leaving an
opening go unnoticed. In the second
the locals began to hammer things.
scoring four runs by hard hitting and
fast work on the bags.
The visitors made things even in the
sixth on Blocks single to Smith, Ohm
stead's unfielded bunt, a double by
White and a final smash by Collins,
after Gandil had sent a long sacrifice
fly to right. In the Senator'S half of
the sixth they forged ahead again.
Although Fred Brown had but one off
inning he was taken out in the sixth
and replaced by Heister. The new
man issued two passes. which COM
bined with single, stolen base and
an error, sent the tying run across the
pan.
A double by Blackburn and McMur-
rays single in the eighth brace finished
the fun as far as the Senators were
concerned. McMurray, the Sox' right
fielder, took the fans with his sensa-
tional work. He pulled down half
dozen difficult drives
Van Buren, made himself solid with
Sacramento by his hitting streak to-
day He snapped out a single the first
time up and tore off a three bagger in
the sixth. 1t was the longest hit seen
on the new ball grounds. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued In
San Francisco Wednesday, March 0, 1910:
ANDERSEN-KRAUL-N Andersen Co. and
Hertha Krsul, So, both of Alameda.
CoLLINS-NILLER-C A. Collins, 30
Preside. and Elizabeth E. Miller, 20, 22TJ
Lombard street.
NG-JoHNSoN-George F. Ewing. 81,
1160 Florida street, and Katie II. johnson,
Is, 142S Kansas street.
GRAY-CARCOT-William A. Gray. %. 1897
o'FarreIl street, and Annie Carcot, IL, s0i
Clement street.
HoNE-W0Rk-David Hone, y, Benjamin,
Utah and Laura B. Work, SO, North Fork,
California.
JACOBSoN-MATSON-A Jacobson, 81, 421z
Twenty-sixfh street. and Minnie Matson, 81,
3O10 Twenty fourth street
RoSEwEIN-KoLB-Lou Rosewein. 81, 1901
Buchanan street, and Elsie NJ kolb, 1s, SOC
Diamond street.
YAO-FUJIHARA-Chiy Yao. 3d. and
Sen Fujihara. SO, both Of Sebastopol.
NG-MAILoN-Samuel B. Young, "a, Goat
! Island, and Dorcas Mallon, %, $50 Noe
street
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Players Badly Under
White Regulars Rounding
SUSPICIOUS RACE
UNDER SFARCHlIGnT
Stewards Investigating Defeat
of Crack Sprinfers by Likely
DieudOnne

Like the ghost of Banquo, the win
of Likely Dieudonne last Saturday will
not down. The stewards of the New
California jockey club are still investi-
eating il.
Trainer Maxwell, who saJdled Rey
Hindoo, the best horse in the race, is
home and Ill. Owner Lawrence, senior
member of the firm of Lawrence &
Comstock. racing under the name of
Oakwood stock farm, is demanding a
probe that will reach the bottom of the
race. Page rode Rey Hindoo and the
horse made a miserable showing. The
big sprinter was running in banda ges,
and to make sure that they did not
bother him Lawrence had him worked
out yesterday and he simply breezed
quarter in :23.
Lawrence says that he was down
south and was en- route home the day
of the race. He Wired George Rose
5000 to bet that Rey Hindoo would win.
He says, too, that Maxwell got some
OF his friends to bet on the horse.
Il hope they will smoke it out" was
Lawrence's last word yesterday.
Lawrence is inclined to look upon
the race as a shoe in and goes far
enough to say that Myles O'Connell,
carrying BedWell's >colors. was the one
eA6CISO. beQWSH nurse
tried and was in front for a time.
The wizard" had just taken him in a
selling race and did not know how
good he was. He says that he bet
on the colt.
J. f Moore has arrived at Emeryville
with Geneva, Carmen and Ell Perfecto.
Horsemen across the bay are rather
r.fa - fIar
ference has accomplished nothing and
that there probably will be no legisla-
tion In Canada this year to interfere
with racing. If pigeon holing of the
committees report means anything, ii
means that racing will resume this year
at Victoria and Vancouver on the old
plan. Doubtless Victoria will get the
long end of the dates.
Hoffman is starting in the best form
of his life. He is sending them away
lately In perfect starts, but he seems
to be severe on the good riders. He
soaked Thomas yesterday for five days
for misbehavior at the post.
Bedwell is going to hurry away from
Emeryville. He said yesterday: Il will
leave sure on the first OF the month and
take at least 15 horses with me. The
others will be sold In the paddock.
am going to stable at Aqueduct and
get ready for my share of races on the
big circuit"
The election of Hi Gill as mayor OF
Seattle gives renewed courage TO those
who want to see racing restored at
the Meadows" It's a certainty that
we will race there next year" said a
trainer who keeps close to the Seattle
game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Tampa Results

TAMPA, March 9.-Light Blue was the me.
dunn Of plunge in the ffth race today, bu,
failed to win. Summary:
First race. three furiongs-African Girl, to /.
Won' Bertha ID, 10 to 1. second; d. II. Carpenter,
TO 1. third. Time, :3S 10
second race, i've furlongs. seling-Alberta II
. 10 10, won; Frank PsttoB, 20 to l. second
Bob May. 20 10 /. third Time, :O5 2-5
Third race, six furlongs-Befh Goodwin II, "a
!. won; Norman, 10 ). second: Okenife 10 10
l, third. Time, lis.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Jsck Depnerlen. :
70 2 won: La Refine Hindoo TO 10 second
Elizabethan. 10 ,. third Time 1:I7 4-3
Fifth race. six furloBgs-Nsttie Bumppo IA
]. won; Light Blue, 20 ;. second; Hurlock. M
20 !. third. Time, lis 3D.
Sixth race. seven furlongs. selling-Oesa. 20
10 ]. Won; TannIe. 10 to l. second; San Primo,
5 10 2, third. Time. 1:32 ID
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
FRESHMEN WILL
TRY FOR U.C. TEAM
Last Preliminary COmpefitiOn
for Track Squad to be Held
at Berkeley Today

BERKELEY, March 9-Freshmen
track athletes at the University of Cali
fornia will have their last tryouts on
the California oval tomorrow for
places on the team which will meet the
Stanford freshmen in the intercolle-
giate meet at Berkeley a week from
Saturday.
The field events, low hurdles and two
mile run will not be contested, as
Christie has about decided on the men
he will enter in these meets In the
dashes, the half mile, mile and high
hurdles competition will be closer, and
tryouts will be held in these events
tomorrow afternoon.
Almost hundred eligibIes for the
freshman meet were sent to Stanford
this evening, the list comprising all
the men who have shown any kind of
ability whatsoever in the recent try
outs. The men who will be eligible to
compete are as follows:
W. z; Albee. F. H. Allen. 4. Allyn. J. z. Alt
Badger. Y. A Baker. E; ". Beach. G. Ber-
Campbell, II: s CLARK. ]. g. Clark, E. 4. 4.
ciausen, p: E.. cohn. B. Coleman. 7. B. Cope
shd cai1nane csrfeSIs bslansfe GFtsi FOFd l. Il
Foulke. E. o. Freer. V. C. Games. o. R. Gois,
R l.. Gum. R. L. Guy. c. L. Hampton. t. A.
Hayne. c. c. Herriott, r. NJ. Hal. II. r. Hell
Ter. W. D. Horner. c. w. Humphreys, F. h.
Hurni. H. E. Hyde T. B. Jackson. ]. j. Jaeobus,
II. Jee. r. D. Jones. +. A. Kessler, ". y.
King R. c. knight, G. A. Leber, W. E. Leon
ard. F. Lumbard s. II. McFadden D. r. Nc
Neiil ". B. Miller. H. Mini G. B. Moody, r.
Moore. r. E. Nelson. r. E. Norton, j. Paw
1inger. S. B. Peart. j. A. Potter. J. H. Price.
". R. Randall, r. 5. Raven. o. A. Redman. e.
II. Rhodes. r. Rice, V l.. Rodder H. SaIinger,
r. P Shields. o. X. Smith c. W. Shook, r. G..
Sproul. L. W, st. stahl. J. NJ Stephenson. H.
A. Stirn J. Y. Stroud NJ. L. Taliaferro, T. F.
Tsrernetti. r. V. Taylor, c. T. Thomas, C. z.
Waidner. J. c. Waters. r. c. Wheeler. C. H.
Whitney. ". Whitney. E. Wright, j. B. Wright,
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Kennedy 0utplays the
Great De Orc

The three cushion match at Wright's
billiard theater between Alfred de Orc
and George Kennedy developed a sur
prise last night. Kennedy ran away
from de Orc in the first block of their
two nights match. The score in this
lap gives Kennedy 43 and De Orc 49,
Kennedy came in as comparative
dark horse and until bunch of money
came from Los Angeles to bet on the
young man. In short order the betting
had changed from odds on De Orc to
even money and several hundred dol
lars were wagered on the results.
The game will be finished tonight
In this lap De Orc will be compelled to
play " to his opponents ~. Kennedy
got high runs of and s, while De Orc
gathered as his best
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
HARNESS STAKES ANNOUNCED

DETROIT. March 9-Four early
closing events are named on the pro-
gram for the Detroit grand circuit
meeting August l to g. The Merchants
and Manufacturers stake of $4,000 is
for 2:24 trotters: Chamber of Com
merce $4,000 stake for 2:13 PAGERS and
Sc, 900 is given for 2:11 trotters. The
new stake is $4,000 for year old
trotters. Entries close April s. The
entire purse list for the five days to-
tails $4,000
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
TALENT IS REWARDED
BY LONE FAVORlTE
Owner On First Visit to Track Sees
Sal Atticum Garry Colors to Victory
By E. w. CLARKE

scored Emeryvil and he scored IN the
days players for
but the well received and properly celebrated
clubhouse Charley Clark of El Pomar stable and
such Chanl his
Wells majors wife and
@ crowd.
cubman carried and both
d a mile Tapln
Chauuy position good him
Salvation
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Notable Deaths

JOHN VAIL, BANKER-St. Louis. March O.
John Wahl. president of the German savings
institution aud the oldest banker IN years and
length of service in st. Louis. died this after
noon of heart disease. He was Il years old.
KINsLEY KING OF SANTA CRUZ--santa Cruz
March 9.-Kinsey King. aged so years, died
here today. One OF his sons, W. p. King, is
said to be the first white child born in this
county
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
Local Man Is Easy For
George Sutton

George sutton, the armless billiardist,
easily defeated George Heinieke, a To-
cal player, in the exhibition back line
game in the Graney billiard room last
night The cripple ripped off his 200
points while his opponent was scoring
122. Although Sutton's best run was
a cluster of 81. he showed the most
speed he has exhibited during the
series The wonder completed his
string in IL innings, giving him an
average of Is 2-11 points.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
MARRIAGES

LINDSEY-wA this city, March g.,
1910, by Rev. Ebert R. Diiie, Ernest Edison
Lindsey and AIyce Gertrude Wachteil, both
of 0roville, CAL
wARNER-PETERS-In this city. March 3,
1910 by Rev. Ebert r. Ollie, William James
Warner of Philadelphia and Lavinne Bates
Peters of jackson, Mich.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SEALS WILL SHOW
FORM THIS WEEK
Games With CoIegianS and the
White SOx Should Give
Line on Team
BY JOSEPH MURPHY

During the remainder Of the week
the fans will have an opportunity to
get line on the class of the players
who will make up the san Francisco
team for the coming season The local
club has four games scheduled for
the next four days. This afternoon at
Recreation park the Seals clash for the
third time with the Phoenix team of
St Mary's college On Friday. Satur-
Gay and Sunday afternoons they meet
Team l of the White SOx.
While the local club is fairly intact
after the raid OF the major league
clubs on the stars of the Pacific Coast
league, they picked TWO Seals who viii
be hard to duplicate. When Zeider
and Browning were taken from Longs
collection of champions a hard blow
was given the local club.
ZEIDER WAS CRACKAJACK.
1t is doubtful if better all around
baseball player has been a member Of
the local nine in years than Zeider
1t does not happen very often that
"a baseball club has a tWirler on its
stan who endangers the worlds rec
ord for consecutive games won Brown
ings feat last year of winning Is in
row was not exactly close 10 the
worlds record. yet IL was one of the
best performances of recent years and
stands as a Pacific coast record.
DEPENDS ON RECRUITS
Manager Danny Long of the local
club feels confident that he can patch
up the holes with new material he is
sweet on his new infielder. Witt. The
yOungSter might prove a surprise. but
he viii have 10 go some to NIL Zeider's
boots. MundOrff, who was with the
Seals last year and was used during
the season as a utility man. is a young
fellow VINO has not reached the zenith
of his career, and he can be expected
10 get better His work last season was
cTediJable.
While most of the Pacific Coast league
teamS~have been weakened to some ex-
tent by the big leagues taking many
of the best players, il seems to be the
opinion OF the fans that a great deal
depends upon which club in the league
has been fortunate in getting the best
of the new material.
McCredie of Portland and Walter Of
Oakland have probably more new ma
terial to select from than any of the
other teams in the league. The Beavers
lost some of their best men. and like
Long. McCredie will have some dim
Guilty in patching up his team
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10

Birth. marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted They must be handed In al
either of the publication offices and be indorsed
with the name and residence OF persons author
stricted simply to the announcement OF the event
are published once in this column free of charge.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
ANSWER TO QUERIES

SULLIyAN-AITCHELL-W NJ. Fort Mellow
ell. How many times did John L. sullivan and
Charley Mitchell fight; times places and circum-
stances:
They fought in New York May Il.
1888, glove fight; Mitchell lost TO SuIli-
van in three rounds. They fought
again at Chantilly, France. bare
knuckles; declared a draw in SO
rounds
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-10
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Innings pitched-By Smith f. by olmstead 5,
by Brown g. by Heister 5. Runs-0n Smith 4.
-On Smith 5. OF Olmstead 3, Brown >, CT
Heister g. Three base hit-yan Bureu. Two
base hits-Ia Longe Beall. White. Blackburn
Sacrifice hits-GandiI. Block. Briggs te). First
base on called balls-on Brown l.: on Heister
Q of Smith l. Struck out-By Brown g. by
smith / by olmstead l. Time OF game--I hour
and % minutes. Umpire-Dogle.