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Fiction as usual pr.domlnstr~ In HIyprr's Mag
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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

any sort of judgment on the bases they
could have gotten away with the game.
But unfortunately the majority of their
bingles did not count and when they
did get men on the sacks none of the
others could boost them home. In
other words. the hits Old not come when
runs were due. -
Both Lively and Breckenridge pitched
nice ball, though the southern twirler
had it on the Oakland man several
shades. Lively got better support. Cut
shaw's boot at second was the only mis-
cue charged up to the Oaks, while the
three which the Villagers committed
counted against them.
Vernon jumped into the lead by put
ting a tally over in the second frame.
Oakland started in its half of the sec
ond, landing on Breckenridge for pair
of safe drives. In the next inning they
got to the southern twirler for two
more singles and forged ahead. Vernon
made deadlock out of 1t in round four,
but Oakland's rooters had a chance to
rejoice when their team landed for the
| deciding tally in the eighth. Vernon
had man on in the ninth, but he faded
away. The score:
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HILDEBRAND IS
ALL BUT MOBBED
Umpire Shielded From Portland
Crowd by Police i'm Game
Won by Seals

PORTLAND. May 1-San Francisco
sdxarced TO the head of the class to-
aaE by winning from Portland a game
that was replete with sensational situa-
lions. The score was 3 to l. After
Portland had scored in the first. some
good batting and some clumsy field
ing gave san Francisco the lead. The
next scoring was by san Francisco in
tlLe eighth, as a result Of a close de-
cIsion by Umpire Hildebrand over q
throw by Knapp 10 second which caught
Moh<er, who was stealing from first.
The umpire called it a balk. and the
crowd swarmed over the diamond like
q nest of angered hornets.
FEildebrand left the field under the
protection Of police armed with base
ball bats. who held back threatening
crowd Of a thousand or more infuriated
spectators Score.
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BUDDING OAKS STOW
TIGERS AWAY, 3 TO 2
Garibaldi's Brace of Triples Help Put
Raisin Eaters on Uneasy Street

A brace of triples by Garibaldi and az
couple Of wild throws by Waters en-
compassed the defeat of the Fresno
Tigers at the Grove street lot Oakland,
yesterday afternoon. Incidentally, both
of the Fresno runs were the direct re-
suit of bobbles on the part of Oakland
fielders. The score was to 2.
Jones and Bloomfield fought a pretty
pitchers battle throughout the game,
Jones having a shade in the strikeout
department. In the sixth Kuhn bit off
single to left and reached second
when Keller dropped Bloomfeld's throw
TO first after the pitcher had nabbed
Jones drive and pegged to the initial
station to catch Kuhn off the sack.
Kuhn went to third on Funck's out and
crossed the pan when Streib dropped
Kelley's infield fly.
The invaders evened up matters in
their half of the same inning when
Gariba1di tripled to center and regis
tered when Waters made a wild peg to
first.
The Invaders cinched the game in the
eighth. Smith was safe on another bad
throw by Waters and cantered home
when Garibaldi tore off another triple
to center. Gary tailed when Burns
dumped one in front of the plate. The
Tigers made a game effort to tie the
score in the ninth, but one run was the
sum total of their endeavor. Tracey
opened the inning with three sacker
to center and scored on Dickinson's
single. The score:
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**AII STAR Soccerites
Queer the Show

The handful Of spectators who gath
cred at the Presidio grounds yesterday
with hopes of witnessing a soccer game
between the Thistles, winners of the
California football league champion
ship, and an all star eleven selected
from the other clubs in the league, were
handed something which the admission
tickets did not call for.
The stars" failed to materialize.
Some members of the Thistles played a
farce game with the Argonauts, a West
ern league team. The Thistles won by
a score of 8 to 1.
A picked team from the United Gale
domains and Preside soldiers was de-
feated by the Albion Rovers, 3 to /. at
Freeman's park, Oakland. This winds
up the soccer season.
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HoLMER WINS Is MILE RACE

Depauh was right there in the D. m.
affair, with triple and a single.
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WOMEN PLAYERS DEFEATED
Special Dispatch 10 The CoUl

SAN RAFAEL, May 1.-The San Ra-
fael regulars played the most difficult
game of the season today against the
Chicago women's baseball club, win
ming by score of IL to 6. The diff
Guilty lay in trying to please the young
women players and the fans at the
same time. Pitcher Babe Hollis for the
locals did his best to throw a ball that
the fair amazons could hit but was
finally forced to walk half a dozen
players TO keep the score somewhere
near even.
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Cleveland 5, St. Louis 4

Batteries-Walsh and Payne; Brown
ing, Willitts, PernoIl and Stanage.
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scorcH JOHNS LAST RACE
ciaL Dispoich % The Call |

SPecIdI DI5pdfcH 70 ne OdH
CHICO. May Scotch John, one of
the fastest horses of the state, and the
pride of local horsemen, dropped dead
while being exercised at the Speedway
track yesterday by Jack Matthews The
horse was valued at $4,000.
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Angels lake the Pair

Los ANGELES, May Los Angeles
won the double header today from Sac
ramento, and the score was the same in
both games TO ,. In the morning
game the Angels made a run for each
hit a result for which the four errors
az the Senator'S were responsible. In
both games the nOrtherners scored
more hits. but they were not as well
timed and failed to materialize when
nost needed- Scores.
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American Association

At Louisville-Louisville 5. Colum-
bus 8.
At Observation-Disclosures 2. St.
Paul I.
At observation-disclosures 8. To-
ledo 4.
neapolis 1.
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Gala Event Ushers in
Boat Season
[ Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 1.-The boating
season of 1910 was formally opened on
the Sacramento river today by a gor-
geous parade of motorboats, launches
and other river craft.
Sixty motorboats, 20 rowboats and
a number of canoes, all decorated with
flowers, garlands and flags, formed in
procession and wended their way to the
mouth of the American river and
thence down stream to the city wharf.
Fleet Commodore Francis T. Dwyer and
a corps of aids had charge of the event.
The floral parade was witnessed by
several thousand persons, who thronged
the Sacramento and Yolo river banks.
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San Jose Takes Both

SAN JOSE, May 1.-San Jose won
two pitchers battles from the San
Francisco club today, the score in each
contest being to o. In the morning
Yates allowed four scattered hits. while
in the afternoon one real hit and a
scratch was the best Sheehan's men
could do against Emerson. Scores:
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JOHN II. BRUSH coNvALEscrNa

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May Mrs.
John T.. Brush tonight said that the
Improvement shown today in the con-
dition of Brush, owner of the New
York Nationals, was more marked than
at any time in the last 10 days.
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SUMMARY

Home run Householder. Two base hits-Wat-
ers. A. Smith, Householder Sacrifice hits
Kelly. McDonough. Funck, Waters First base
on called balls-On Troy 8. Struck out-By A.
Smith 8, by Troy 5. Stolen base-McDonough.
Passed bal-McDonough Time of game-1 hour
and 40 minutes. Umpire-Goden.
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BUFFALO. n. Y. May Hans Hol-
mer of Brooklyn won a Is mile indoor
race here last night in record time.
Holmer's time was 1:21:00 As. The
previous record was 1:21:24 1-5.
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ter. Ingram (2l. Conrad (2). Stolen bases
Mclean. Haley (2). Heister, Thornton, Stricklett
(3). First base on errors-Stockton 1. Sacra-
mento s. First base on called balls-0n Strick-
lett 3, of Kratzberg Z. Left on Dissatisfaction
IL, Sacramento 13. Struck out-By Kratzberg 3,
by Stricklett 1. Passed ball-WHkins. Time of
game hours and 3 minutes. Umnire-IrHin.
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Western League

At Topeka-Topeka 10, Omaha s.
At Wichita-Wichita 8. Des Moines /.
seph 1.
At Denver-Denver game postponed;
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State League Notes

Umpire Golden has been given his
get away papers by President Frank
Herman, and Atkinson. who Oficiated
both in the Coast and State leagues
last year, has been given the vacant
berth Atkinson made his first appear
ance at the afternoon game. and got
away with the stuff in good shape.
Benny Henderson has been absent
from the Oakland bench these last
few days. Benny has not been obey
ing orders, and will be given few
days rest.
The Invaders will go to Sacramento
this week, and the Prune Pickers will
be the guests of Tommy Sheehan at the
local grounds Stockton will cavOrt at
Fresno.
Oscar Jones struck out Tom Hackett
in his first two times at bat in the aft
ernOon. but the rotund catcher connect
ed with bingle in his third attempt.
Depaui was right there in the D. m.
affair with triple and q single.
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Northwestern League

SPOKANE, May spokane over
came a five run lead and beat vancou-
yer, because Russell and Erickson both
pitched very poor ball. Kippert's long
triple in the eighth counted the win
ming runs. Vancouver drove Holm
from the box in less than three in
nings. Score:
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SAcRAATENTO
RUNs ND HITs BY INNINGs
SUAIAfARl

Two base hits-Murphy. La Longe. Perry
Sacrifice hits-Roth (2). Ross. Howard, Dillon
~, Delmas, Perry. Raymer. Stolen base-DaleF.
Brown j. Double pays-Daley TO Orendorn,
Howard 10 Delmas to Dillon. Time Of game
-ouE and 80 minutes. Umpire-Yan Haltren.
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'Batted for Breckenridge il
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Carlise ~, r. Brashear. Coy
Sacrifice hits-N. Brashesr, Swander, Wares.
Brown. Fisher First base called balls-Of
Breckenridge 2, off Lively 5. Struck out-By
Breckenridge 3, by Lively 5. Stolen bases-R
Brashear, Cutshaw, Maggart, Mite (2). Passed
ball-Mitze. Time of game hour and IS min
utes. Umpire-Finney
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Sacramento 10, Stockton 3

SACRAMENTO, May LIN a game
replete with errors and amateur base
ball, Sacramento evened up the series
with the Stockton State leaguers win
ming by score of 10 to 3. Score:
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SUMMARY

h1reek out-BT wins 3 bT Knapp g. FIRST
hase oB called balls-On willis 3. OF Knapp g.
E2 1ase niIsb b9ale' ls.e.' Ilelllhg; hIapp
Stolen hsses-Olson. Ort Mohler (2), Rapps Hit
hT pitched ball-Nitt First base errors
Portland J. Wild pitch-Nillis. Bslk-Krapp.
Left on bases-San Francisco 6. Portland Q.
Tine Of game hour and 80 minutes. Umpires
-Mc(reeEy and Hildebrand
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y = II 4HAAh ~ \

Three base hts-Depauli, Garibaldi (2).
Tracey. Sacrifice hits--Kahn, Keller, Burns.
First base on called balls-Of Jones l. off
Bloomfield 1. Struck out-By Jones ), by Bloom
field 2. Stolen base-Depauli. Time of game
1 hour and Is minutes Umpire-AtkinsOn.
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Oakland 3. Vernon 2

The morning game at Oakland was
replete with heavy hitting. fast fielding
and all around good work. The vii
layers outhit the Commuters and with
The San Francisco call., 1910-05-02

President Herman has assigned his
umpires as follows: Toman at Fresno
Irwin at Sacramento and Atkinson at
San Francisco and Oakland.
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sBatted for MartInke in the ninth inning.
OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Moser. Wares. Sacrifce hits
Swander Carroll (2). First base on called balls
On HIT 1, of Moser L. Struck out-By Hit
4 bv Moser g. Stolen bases-Fisher, Carroll,
Mitze Double play-MartiDke to Lindsay to r.
Brashear. Time Of game hour and so min
nfes Tmpire-Finney.
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American League
Chicago 4, Detroit 3

CHICAGO, May 1.-Chicago defeated
Detroit in a hard fought Is inning
game today, 4 to 3. Walsh pitched in
fine form, but had poor support in the
ninth, when Hahn dropped a long fly.
Blackburn fumbled two line drives,
which gave the visitors two runs. Chi
cago came back in their half and tied
1t up on a base on balls, a sacrifice, an
out and a hit. The finish came in the
fifteenth. when Tannehill hit a clean
drive to left for two bases, went to
third on a sacrifice and scored on a
wild Mitch Score.
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SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Earned runs-San Jose 2. Three base hits
Seters ScnaeIer. c.I,s dmo Dase nlts-Hlsssll
Double plays-Emerson to Mensor to Townsend:
Townsend to Mensor. First base errors-San
Francisco 1. First base called balls-Of En-
erson 2. Sacrifice hits-Scruggs. Townsend.
Struck out--By Emerson 8. by Meikle T. Hit by
Left bases-San Fran
cisco t. San Jose 6. Time of game hour and
So minutes. Umpire-Toman.
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Cincinnati 6, St. Louis 5

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CINCINNATI, May Cincinnati de-
feated st. Louis, 6 to 5, today in a ninth
inning rally. With men on second and
third, two out, one run needed to tie,
and two strikes and three balls on him,
Egan singled in the ninth and brought
Paskert home with the tieing run. Hau-
ser threw wild moment later and Mil
Ter followed with the winning run.
Suggs pitched well. Score:
st. Louis ........
Cincinnati ........... 6 II s
Batteries-Willis and Phelps; Suggs
and Mclean. Umpires-O'Day and
Brennan.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 8, Portland /.
Oakland 2, Vernon 1.
Oakland 3. Vernon 2.
Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 2.
Los Angeles 4, Sacramento 2.
No games scheduled today.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Briggs. Sacrifice hits-Nhslen.
Roth Delmas First base on called balIs-off
Butler g. OF Whslen 3. Struck out-By Butler 3,
bv Whalen l. Double play-HOward to Dillon.
wild pitch-Butler. Time Of game-1 hour and
25 minutes. Umpire-Van Haltren.
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TACOMA z, SEATTLE 8

TACOMA z, SEATTLE 3
SEATTLE, May with the score 8
to in favor of Seattle in the seventh
inning, Gus Thompson threw two balls
over the first basemans head and Ben
nett threw to third, with no one there.
These misplays, combined with three
singles, gave Tacoma five runs and the
game by score of z to 8. The score
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Total .................SO
SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Keller. Two base hit-Nelson.
Stolen bases-Scruggs t2). Double play-sIcKune
to Atthowe TO Carman. First base on called
balls-on Yates 2. OF Berger 1. Struck out
BY Yates 6. by Berger Z. Wild pitch-Berger.
Left on bases-San Francisco 4. San Jose 4.
Time of game-1 hour 20 minutes. Umpire-ro-
M
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CUBS TAKE FALL
OUT OF PIRATES
Great Hans Wagner FumbIes
Pellet, Making the Only Era
rOr of Game
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CHICAGO, May 1.-After Pittsburg
scored one run today in the ninth, Chi
cago scored two and won fercely con-
tested game, to 1. The winners lost
score in the eighth, when Hoffman
fell between third and home and
twisted his knee. He could not get up,
and Gibson tagged him while he lay
on the ground.
In the ninth Wagner singled, went to
second on Millers infield out and scored
on Flynn's single.
With two out in Chicago's half of the
ninth, Wagner fumbled Schulte's
grounder and Chance and Steinfeldt
followed with two baggers, scoring two
runs. Score:
r. II. E.
SS!IlicdSO s..'ss''.- -....ss..
I4llSpufS L
Batteries-Overall and Needham;
Camnitz and Gibson-Umpires-
and Kane.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

Fresno s, Oakland I.
Oakland g, Fresno z.
San Jose 2, San Francisco o.
San Jose 2, San Francisco o.
Sacramento 10, Stockton 8.
No games scheduled today.
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PORTLAND

latled Tor Knapp IN the nInth inning.
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Hallinan (2). Turk, Hopkir
Conrad. Sacrifice hits-Turk, Kratzberg, Hei
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ST. LOUIS, May 1.--Cleveland took
the second game Of the. series here to-
day by to 4 in IL innings. st. Louis
tied the score in the ninth, but the
visitors won out on successive singles
in the eleventh by Lord, Bradley and
Perring. Score:
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