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SEALS SHOW RETURN OPNNANT FOR VERNON TOPS PRCENTAOEH7
WARM WEATHER
ideal FOR Tennis
Six Players Reach Third Round
in Handicap Singles Tourney
on the Park Courts

The weather yesterday was ideal for
tennis and nearly all of the SO players
entered in the handicap singles tour
nament at Golden Gate park were on
hand. The preliminary and first round
and six out of the eight matches in the
second round We're completed Those
who reached the third round were j. \.
Code. j. f. Easton. W. L. Phillips,
Felchlin, w. A. Marcus and B. Batkin.
The two matches in the second round
not played were. Ross VS.. CUrley and
T. Guerin VS.. Bass. The tournament
will be completed next Sunday.
The scores follow:
Preliminary rOund-w. A. Ross 90 So beat
j. Waddell (15 49,, 6-1. 6-S: Fl. pykmans
Us 45) beat J. F. Levin 900. by default; {. j.
lowe $50, by default; z. NJ. Guerin lowe Ia
beat j. Schwarz l3-6l, 10-S, g.; II. B. Nor
So; F. Bass Jr. (26) beat c. NJ. Guerin (2-o'.
ri. First 81 5og9d5 sa 4 Cole $50 @ beat ! pys ),
beat ]. Johnstone (15 5-6l, 9-7. T-5; ]. T..
Easton (S-6l beat G. F. Flsnders C16 2-el. by
tl5 4-6l, 6-4, 6-3; W Fl. Pyburn Jr. G9t
beat W. c. Phillips t15 4-Sl, By default; W L.
s seniRs fs 1 3 Rsss ssss osat M + f. byE@au. bSEn s
ca; CurIey peat swift S. SIS; 6iueriu
beat Morgan, g.. e-2; Bass beat R. A. Orret
(f6 8-6l. 6-S. e.. S.. W. VoorSanger % o.
beat G. Wiley &c 4sl. e-8. Is 81: FclchIt,
(1J 40 beat +. Coryn (I6 80 by default
W. A. Marcus (2-6l beat " G.. Laurence (3Gl.
6-2. 6-2: Z. P. Finnigan (owe 15l beat A. NJ.
de Vol (i6 4-6l. 6-4. 81. 20; 3. Batk n
(owe Is $50 beat r. II. Keucben t30i .3-G.
6-2. 81: W. @. Knowlton lowe 15) beat p.
Hardeman (Owe Is 2-6). by default.
Second rOund-C0de beat Sutro. is. 6t.
81; Easton beat stu, 81; 80: Ga; Phil
lips beat Pyburn. rs. G-t; Felchlin beat NoOr
sanger. e.. As. SIS: Marcus beat Finngaa.
81. sas; Batkin beat Kn0witOn, Is
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IRAN for Wolverton in the ninth.
pT-NS AMI rIrrre NV r~-N,,.-r
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Independent Games
[Seeeial Di.ealch 10 The CoHl

tSpcCt0t DLspdtCH. 10 ne : oil
MODESTO. May i5.-The Modesto fans sc-
1oday and easily defeated the mountain ball
sTers seis By a., score 70 u to o This is the
~. Mary's college pitched for Sonora and Mobley
t-r Modesto.
NEWMAN MAY I5.-Pierce was hammered
numerically by the Crockett team today and his
cam q cripples giving poor support. Crockett
>nes had to be called ia 70 save the game for
rae visitors. score r. II. r.
NeVnan Observation-Disclosures
CrocEetr -....-... ....-..-..-.-.1T IA
Batteries-Pierce and Hilton; Casey Shea anG
Pcrslts.
FISALTA. May 15.-The Nisalis Pirates wOr
from Hanford this afternoon. 6 TO 2 A batting
rally IN the ninth gave the visitors their two
runs. Dye. former Fresno State league pitcher
twirled FOR the Pirates. and GehI. recently from
2. H. E
30
Bstteries-Dow and GehI: Dye and Kuhn
ANTIOCH. May BY score Of IL to &
Antioch trimmed Lash's Bitters nine on the
local diamond here today. The features were
fbe extra heavy batting of both teams and the
scoring Of seven men 10 the seventh by Antioch
hy heavy sticking. Batteries-Antioch. Enos
and Devote; Lash's Bitters, Hons snd Luhr.
REDWOOD CITY May I5-In the sixth con.
secutive victory Of the season the Dingee Parb
baseball team defeated The Presidios bF a 3 n
q score this afternoon. Botto. Redwood City's
ieft felder created sensation IN the 6ftb in
ming when he put out at homo by long
throw ID from deep left Score: r. H. f.
TinEee Park ........-..
Preside .................1 6
Bstteries-Foz and Allan; Bennett and Win.
Ian.
san MATEO. May z5.-SaH Nsreo defeated
the Barney frsnkels in one sided game this
afternoon by score Of Il 70 2. The batting oi
fitzgerald. the local shortstop, was the feature
of The game. Score: r. H. f.
san Mafeo. ..---..-...-....-.77 II
81 rnev Frsukels. ls...-----......-.-.
Bstteries-Grot and Reardon; Smith, Cooney
and GiIliftie.
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Stockton Takes Both

STOCKTON, May 1S.-Stockton took
two weird games from the Oakland
leaders in the state league today, the
first by the score of % to and the
second IL TO Q. In the first game Oak
land piled up Is glaring errors in
seven innings of play, and in addition
Stockton batted the ball all over the
lot. Stockton repeated the batting
fest in the second game and won
without an effort
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WANDERERS AGAIN
OUTPLAY LOCALS
Strong San Francisco Cricket
Team Taken Into Camp by
Champions
By WILLIAM UNMACK

For the second time this season the
Wanderers took the strong San Fran
cisco cricket team into camp yesterday
at the stadium. The County batted first
and could only compile 81 runs against
the deadly deliveries of Stuart, who
was in fine form and captured eight
wickets for only IL runs. The Wan
derers tota1ed b3 for their first attempt.
In their second attempt San Francisco
made II and sent the Wanderers in
again, but time was called, leaving the
Wanderers the yietors. The scores:
SAN FRANCISCO (First innngl
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Seals 3. Oakland l

The morning contest at Oakland drew
out crowd which established a new
record for attendance at Freeman's
park II was a reverse for the fans, as
their favorites went down TO defeat be-
fore the champions, and Frank Miller
was mostly responsible for the undoing
of Ed Walters team. Four hits. which
netted one run, were the results of the
Oaks efforts, while the Seals secured
three tallies. Longs men finished fast,
for they were behind until the seventh,
when they came along and put two
over. Maggart got a double in the fifth,
which should have been an easy out.
but Bodie and McArdle discussed who
should take il while the sphere fell to
the ground unmolested. Maggart moved
along on an out and stole home. Score:
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Northwestern League
At Tacoma-Mornlng game:
Baseball Notes

Mundorff failed to report to the San
Francisco team of the State league
yesterday. He seems to be displeased
at the action of the management of the
local club in relegatng him to a class
B league. According to President E,w-
better by going to the State league.
and the former said he would give hin,
permission to do as he pleased when
rather sore when Mundorff did not
show up to play with his team in the
State league yesterday morning.
Jimmy Lewis was given a good hand
when he came to bat in the second
frame after his absence of several
weeks in the State league.
Oakland and Portland will play here
this week. 1t should be hot series
the way the Oaks are playing now.
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up TO their midweek FORM.
At the outset of the afternoon contest
the fans were heard to comment, How
could Long expect to win by working
Miller twice during a scorching day."
This was just where they were off, for
the bright sunshine helped to put
Miners finger right. and he had the
Commuters going south trying to con-
meet safely.
OAKS HAVE OFF DAY
Big Slim Nelson, the off side shooter,
lowered from the hill and did the heavy
work Nothing can be said detrimental
TO his finging, but he was not given
the best of support, and at the same
time he did not support himself when
it came to fielding. His slow action and
failure TO think quickly allowed Nc
/ Ardle to come home from second on an
out which was responsible for the nrst
! run. Wares. who usually disnes out
good work, was little off in form at
short
There were times during the early
part OF the fracas that the visitors
/ looked mighty dangerous, but that
little hit which looks like a home run
at times was missing.
Nick Williams, who swung the club
nightly. started of in the third in a
brilliant manner. He fell on one of
! Nelson's choicest for a double to center.
McArdle tried TO bunt, and after foul
ing one off swung on the next good one
: which came along. 1t was poor ef-
fort as il rolled along to Wares, who
threw Williams out at third. Mac lost
no time in pilfering second. Miller hit
an easy one down to first and Cameron
went out and intercepted it. Nelson
covered the bag and made the put out.
but he lapsed into state of uncon-
sciousness and McArdle took advantage
Of him. Nelson whipped the ball home,
but Van Haltren called Mac safe. The
play was very close. and some took
offense at Vans decision.
LIKE FISH OFF HOOK
The Seals helped themselves to an
other run in the Il u. Bodie singled
and Lewis flied out IN attempt to sac
rifice. Williams rolled one down to
( Cutshaw which looked like a fish on a
hook, but the fish fell off just as the
man was about to reach for it. SO II
was with the little ball, as Cutshaw
was about to hook it. The sphere hit
a little pebble and bounded over his
head. McArdle sacrificed Bodie home
IN the sixth two more came the
locals way. wares erred on SnaW
grounder and he stole second. Wares
again dipped another one in the same
way and Mohler was safe. MelchioI
was safe on an infleld hit and Shaw
/ crossed. Tenants out scored Shaw.
McArdle doubled to center in tn
seventh and Miller struck out. Shaw
was safe on an easy one along first anC
Mac pulled up at third. Mohler hit tC
Nelson, who made a bad peg to the
plate TO catch McArdle
Cutshaw allowed Tenant to get Il
first in the eighth by juggling hi:
grounder. and Bodie beat out an infelC
hit Williams was also safe on al
infeld hit. Tenant scored on Nc
Ardle's sacrifice.
The Oaks looked as if they were
going to pull Off one of those grea
ninth inning rallies, but a fast double
killed them off. Hogan started off witt
2 single Cameron hit the right f1elC
fence screen and Wolvertons hit scored
Hogan. Swander grounded to Mohler
who worked with McArdle and Tennan
in a lightning double. Score:
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Vernon's Fourth Straight

SACRAMENTO, May 15.-Vernon
easily took the series from Sacramento
this afternoon, when the Hoganites won
their fourth straight game by a score
of 13 to 8. The game was joke, the
pitchers of both teams being hit to all
corners of the lot, a total of % hits
being gathered by both teams With
Yesterdays batfest this makes total
of AZ hits for two games. a hot north
wind made matters difficult for all
players. Score:
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woMEN.s HIGH JUMP MARK

QUINCY. Mass, May 15.-The world
high jump record for women is claimed
for Miss Rachel Hardwick of this city.
who cleared 4 feet inches in cOmpeIi-
tion yesterday. This exceeds by
inches the record esta bIished last week
by Miss Theodore Wheeler of t'alf-
field. Conn. student at Vassar.
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CHICAGO, May 15.-Richie, formerly Of Bos
ton, pitched for Chicago today and shut out his
former teammates. 4 TO o. Mattern pitched
well, but had poor support. He retired at the
end Of the fourth snd Burke. recruit from
Notre Dame. allowed only one hit Ia the last
four innings. Score R.. II. f.
Chicago ..,.................4
Boston -.............-..
Batteries-Richie and Archer; Msttern, Burke
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UNITED IRISH SOCIETIES
HOLD ANNUAL PICNIC
Gate Receipts to Increase Fund
for Building

The annual picnic of the Celtic union
End the allied United Irish societies of
san Francisco was held yesterday at
Fairfax park, Marin county. over
1 800 persons attended and the day was
spent in games, athletic contests and
dancing. Athletic prizes were awarded.
The gate receipts viii go toward build
ing the Irish hall in this city.
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WOLVERTONITES
DOUBLY DOWNED
Seals Regain a Bunch of Prestige With
Miller on the Mound
BY JOSEPH MURPHY

lot of which
in
yesterday To
of in
let ransbay with
Miler's swelloi
and in faultess
week fans who had been reading Oaands
filled
of
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Angels Win and Lose

lost the morning game to Portland to-
day, to 4, and then won the afternoon
game, to O. The morning game was a
medley OF errors on the part of Los
Angeles. Steen was relieved in the
sixth inning of the morning game, and
he again went into the box in the aft
ernoon and pitched good ball, but had
poor support. Score:
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SACRAMENTO
SUMARY

Hits-on wil1ett g, of Baum in 2 1-s in
nings. OF Whalen 8 in 2-3 innings. of Brown
In innings Home runs-Carlise 2. Three
base hits-Carllse. Coy. Two base hits-N. Bra
shear. II. -Brashear. Lindsay, Pearsons, Perry q
Sacrifice bit-Willett. First hase on called
baiis-of Baum L. whalen 1, wilett 5. Struck
out---By whaIen 2 Willett 3 Double play
charge defeat to Brown. Time Of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-McGreevy.
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American Association

At Observation-Disclosures 4, Columbus 2.
At st. Pau1--St. Paul 5, Louisville g
AT Kansas City-Kansas City T. Toledo l.
At poiis-MInneapolis T. Indianapolis o.
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WHITE SLAVE TRAFFIC
WILL BE DISCUSSED
Votes for Women Club Will
Meet This Afternoon

The Votes for Women club viii hold
an important meeting at O'Clock this
afternoon at 3I5 Sutter street at which
tine the report of the committee on the
white slave traffic viii be heard. The
census and progress lunchroom will
also be reported on. and the details for
the baby show, June 13. IL and 10. viii
be discussed. Miss Selma Solomons.
president OF the club, viii preside, and
tea viii be served after the business
program Of the session.
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RAMESsEUM Is SECOND

PARIS, May 15.-At the Longchamps
track today. w X Vanderbilt's Ra-
messeum finished second in the colts
trial stake at one mile The value o.
Sea Sick finished second in the PriN
Rainbow
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Total. eight wickcts for.........
BOWLING ANALYSIS
WANDERERS (second innln
s.n.rt roraa, h Ronv,ck
Total FIVE wickeis for. .-...--....-..-....
BowtING ANALYSIS

Pop" Wards youngsters got revenge
on Charlie Banners kids yesterday on
the Alameda wicket. Banners vet
erans pfled up S3 runs and after lunch
Wards proteges took the creases and
were not disposed of until SO was regis
tered on the scoring board.
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Sacramento Takes Both

SAN JOSE, May 15.-San Jose lost
both games to Sacramento today, being
shut out in each contest. In the morn
ing Heister held the locals to four hits.
and in the afternoon Stricklett allowed
the same number OF bingles, being
helped by the six errors made by San
lose Scores:
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AFTERNooN GAME
SACRAMENTo
SAN JOSE

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Sacramento $500. 0 Ok 5
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Fresno 3, San Francisco 2

Fresno won the morning game on
this side by close score, though Jones
easily outpitched Meikle of the Baby
Seals. Good hitting in the third. fifth
and seventh innings gave the Fresno
ties three runs. Jones allowed two hits
in the third and sixth frames, which
netted run in both innings. Score:
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81 RafaeI 9. Richmond l

Bstteries-D. Ward and Ellis for
Vallejo; Russell, Jenkins and Ryan for
fruitNalc.
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san FRANCISCO
Total ..........3 q
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-wiliams. Cameron, McArdle.
Sacrifice hIts-Maggart, Nelson, McArdle (2).
stolen bases-wares. Shaw. McArde. First base
on called balls-0fE Miller 1. of Nelson 2.
struck out-By Miller T. by Nelson ]. Double
plays-Nolverton 10 Wares to Cameron; Mohler
10 McArdle TO Tenant o.. Time Of game
hour and 80 minutes. Umpires-VAn Haltren aud
Hildebrand.
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SUMMARY

Two base hts-Swander, Cameron Maggsrt
Wares, Williams. Sacrifice hts-M6hfer. Mite
Lew Lewis (2l. stolen bases,Carroll Mohier. First
Struck out-By Miller 3, by Lively T. Double
play-McArdle to Mohler. Wild pitch-Miller
Time of game hours Umpires-Hildebrand
and Van Haltren
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Hoag Two base htts-TIoae
Hallinan. Sacrifice hits-Hoag. Hopkins, Morton
Stolen bases-Pfyl (2l. Hoag (2l Nelson First
base on called balls-0f Scally =. OF Burns 2
OF Smith l. Struck out-By Morton 3. by Seally
!, by Smith l. Left on Dissatisfaction s. Oak
land .. Double plays-Garibald to Depauli. Lo-
dell TO Hallinan to Pfyl. Hit by pitched ball
Keller. Nelson. Time OF game hour and 34
minutes. Umpire-TOman.
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PORTLAND
'Batted for Thorsen in the ninth
nnn.r 60.
Los ANGELES

bdLItu TOT NLttn IN tnp SIKH.
RIMS AND HITS RY INN
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Standing Of National and American leag-
clubs. including games OF May is:
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PORTLAND

Two base hits-Daley, orendorn Sacrifice
hits -Briswalter ~. First base on called balls
on Steen 5, of Briswalter 2. Struck out-By
Steen 3. By Briswalter 1. Stolen base--Dllon.
Wild pitches-Steen t2). Hit by pitched ball
Murphy. Time Of game hour and so minutes
umpire-Finney.
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Dickinson. Stolen base-Kelly.
First base on called balls-of Jones 2. Struck
out-By Jones 10, by Miekie 6. Wild pitch
Jones Time OF game hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-4GirEin.
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three base hts-Peters. Griffin. Two bose
hit-Sheehan Sacrifice hits-Kelly, Mekle.
Schimpf First base called balls-Of Levy,
2; off Schimpf. /. Struck out-By Levy, =;
Scbimpf. s. Stolen bases-Schmpff (2l. Car
man. Double piays-Burke to conway; Waters
TO Kelly to Kuhn. Passed balls-Carmap Wild
pitches Schimpf. Time of game hour and
80 minutes Umpire-Irwin.
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NaIIeio Downs FruitvaIe

VALLEJO. MAY 15.-In a sensationa [
ninth inning finish Vallejo batted out
victory over the Fruitvale nine this
afternoon The visitors made the mis-
axe of replacing Russell, who was DO
ing good work, with Jenkins in the
elgq1tl s5,1 score; r. II F..
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Derringer Two base bits
Scrusgs. Russell. Heister. Stolen hase-Haley.
Double plsy-Shafer TO Dashwood First base on
errors-Sacramento 4, San Jose 1. First base on
called balls--Oh Stricklett L, OF Goodwin 2.
Struck out-By Stricklett 4. by Yates 2. by
Goodwin 1. Three bits and 2 runs OF Yates in
2l5 innings; 3 hits and 1 run on Goodwin In
81 innings. Time Of game-1 hour and 20 min
utes. Umpires-Atkinson and Eager.
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SANTA ROSA TOPS
CLASS D LEAGUE
SHaPPy Game Against PefaIuma
Egg Handlers i'm Doubt Up
TO Eighth Frame
ISpeeial Dispatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA, May 15.-The Central
California league baseball game this
afternoon was won by Santa Rosa by a
score Of TO 4. The Petaluma team
made the first tally in the second in
ming and Santa Rosa tied the score in
the same frame. The Petalumans made
three runs in the fourth and Santa
Rosa again tied the score in their half
The game was cinched by the locals in
The eighth inning. when they made
three more runs.
Frank Sears. captain Of the local
team, was the bright star OF the game.
and figured in some splendid plays.
while Sanborn led in the batting with
triple and double, bringing in
scores with each lick. The game puts
santa Rosa at the head Of the Central
California league.
Peterson and Westphal were the bat
. terry for Santa Rosa and Leonard and
pThomss for Petaluma.
Leandrans Beat Napa
NAPA. May 15.-Sen Leandro's team
of the Central California league won
from the Napa team this afternoon on
the East Nsps grounds by the score of
10 o. Nspa lost on poor fielding. Bat
teries for Napa-Green and YeaselI,
pitchers: Wales. catcher. For San
Lesudro-Arlett and Moore Napa made
hits and 3 errors. San Leandro made
hits and I error.
Vallejo Downs FruitvaIe
VALLEJO. May 15-In a sensationa
ninth inning finish Vallejo batted out
victory over the Fruitvale nine this
afternoon. The visitors made the mis-
take of replacing Russell, who was DO
ing good work, with jenkins in the
eighth. Score. r. L. F.
fQllNate -..-.-.-.-.-.-.. II
Bstteries-D. Ward and Ellis for
Vallejo; Russell, Jenkins and Ryan for
FruitValc
San Rafael 9, Richmond
RICHMOND. May 15-The San Rafael
tossers Outpla Eed the home team at
every stage Of the game this afternoon
and won handily in the presence Of q
large crowd. The feature was the
great pitching Of Klein. He held Rich
mond safe in every inning save one.
and the lone tally scored against him
was a very questionable one. The
score: r II. z.
=; San hsiae -.---.-.--.-
Batteries-KIein and Kinsky: Burns
and Roman.
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FRESNO
SAN FRANCISCO

Tosal .................3J 6 % 10
PINS AM tTITS nv INNINGS
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sBoyle out for bunting third strike.
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SIINAIARY

Two base hit-Townsend. Stolen bases-Per
ers. Kellar Murray. Double play-Kellar tc
Townsend First base called balls--On Heis
ter q struck out--By Baldwin 2. by Heister 6.
Time of game hour and "a minutes Umpire
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Three c League
Tspsciql Dispatch 10 The Call

Special Dispatch 10 The Call
SANTA CRUZ, May 15.-Tbe Gsntner-s Mat
ferne defeated the locals Of the Three G league
in a festureless game today. Score:
r. ii. f.
csnts NIu1- 1-------. -----..-.~-l .
IsurDer- Malterns ..-----.-s--.--f 3
Batteries-Haroison and Arellanes; Hunter and
Gormsn.
SALINAS May 15.-The Trsffcs Of San Fran
cisco defeated Salinas in M exciting Three c
league game this afternoon. The hitting Of
MichelsOn. SchWerin and Guigin were features.
The Trafhcs now lead the league Score:
R. II. T.
lFhlncs s--.s-.--s -...--s.s--sf "
- 70 . q o. o.
Batteries-Frink and Perkins; Hart and Simp
son.
wATSONNILLE. Mev 15.-The home team
captured one of The best games of tie seaSon
his afternoon. When il took the Monterey lead
ere into camp by score az ! "a @. IL was
either teams game for biz on many ccca-
sions but the superb fielding Of the home talent
saved the DAY.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Strieb Two base hit-Spen-
Ger. Sacrifice hits-Hoag. Scally- Stolen bases
Spencer a., Pfyl (2). Hasty. Francks (2l. Hoag
{2l. Nelson. First base on called balls-O6
Bloomfield g. Struck out-By BloomfeId-2 2. Left
on Dissatisfaction :. Oakland 3. Double play
Hsrdison TO Pfyl to Lodell. Hit by pitcher
Hssty (2)- First base errors-Stockton .
Oakland 4. Passed balls-Burns, Hastr Time
of game hour and 20 minutes Umpire-To-
man. Scorer-Hsrlin.
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SUMMARY

Hits of Steen ;. runs 3, innings 3. Two base
hits-Roth. Smith. Sacrifice hits-Roth, J.
Smith, Dillon. Wheeler. First base on called
balls--0n Steen 2. OF Thorsen ). Struck out
BY Seaton 4. Double plays-Thorsen to n.
Smith to Dillon; Wheeler 10 Delmss. Stolen
bases-Murphy. Hetling, Steen. Wild pitch
Seaton. Hit by pitched balls-J. Smith. Speas.
Time OF game-2 hours. Umpre--Finney.
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AFTERNOON GAME
STOCKTON
OAKLAND

Total .................55 II II
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sTANpINe OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Fresno 8, San Francisco 2.
Fresno 9, San Francisco 4.
Sacramento 4, San Jose o.
Sacramento 8, San Jose o.
Stockton -, Oakland 2.
stockton IL, Oakland 2.
No games scheduled today.
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WANDERERS (First inning)
BOWLING ANALYSIS
SAN FRANCISCO SECOND inning

n. Renwick. c. Gof b. Seager er.......... 30
F. Jordan b. Hathaway. y....--.-....-...... Is
f. Ioney C. and b. Hathaway. .............. 10
Fl. Lyme, C. Charlton. b. Seager. .t-.-.-..
A. Sterling, c. Wood, h. Seager. ..-.-.....,. >
Il. Petersen, not out.
A. Pagen. C. Stuart b. Seager. 1
C. Cross b. Hathaway NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. o
A. Won Tagen, b. Hathaway. .
Extras Observation-Disclosures. 6
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-16
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS of GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
sam Francisco 3, Oakland I.
San Francisco ~ Oakland I.
Los Angeles 8, Portland o.
Portland 5, Los Angeles 4.
Vernon IA, Sacramento 5.
GAMES TODAY
Portland at Los Angeles.