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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
New Book
A Treat for Fans

w. w. Naughton,, the dean of Ameri-
can sporting writers and one of the
greatest boxing authorities in the
world, Has issued a new book entitled
Heavy Weight Champions" This
work is a history of all the heavy
weight contests from the Corbett-Sul-
livan affair in New Orleans in 1892 UP
to the last contest fought between
Ketchel and Johnson last October.
Naughton witnessed each and every
one of these battles with the exception
Of the Burns Johnson affair in sydney
year ago last Christmas day. In his
own inimitable style he graphically de-
scribes practically every round of each
of these historic ring contests, to-
gether with all the details leading up
to each event.
Naughton compares the old timers
like Peter Jackson, Jim Corbett and
John L, Sullivan with the present great
ones. Jeffries and Johnson. Practi-
caHy every little detail which appeals
TO the fight fan is embodied in this
work, which the ring experts declare
to be the most complete ever issued
The book is profusely illustrated with
photographs of the champions of the
past and present. 1t contains 210
pages and Is bound in a neat paper
cover
The work is being handled by the
San Francisco news company and will
he on sale all over the United States.
Ellrope and Australia.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
CHAMPIONS lose
BOWLING TOURNEY
N Ofaff and III aundreH Beaten in
Doubles Championship by
Near NOYiceS

big surprise was sprung yester-
day in the scratch doubles bowling
tournament for the championship of
the city on the Golden Gate park green.
J. c. Moffatt. singles champion, and n.
Maundrell. runner up in the singles.
Joined forces and looked to be the
strongest candidates for doubles hon
ors- Rev. W. J. Fisher and j. Deasy.
novice at the game. took the pros
pective champions into camp by put
ting up a hurricane finish. Moffatt
and Maundrell led at 20 TO is and with
only one point needed looked almost
certain winners To the surprise Of all
Fisher and Deasy scored on the last
end and nOsed out their opponents by
a score of 21 to 20.
In the handicap singles tournament
for the Etter cup. ]. McCunn. with a
handicap of 8, beat c. McInnis 21 TO II.
Practice scores:
John Reid and Andrew Wilkie beat John T.
Dare and Thomas Miller. 81 to IA: ]. r. Jones
and Rev. A. T.. Bane beat John Duncan and
Rev. u. a. M0bley, p to s: Nloffatt and Rev.
Mr.. Logan beat Patterson and Duncan. u to 5.
Moffatt and Maundrell beat Fisher and Patter-
son. 21 TO o; Millar and Judge shaw beat Mof-
fatt and A. A. McVicar. p TO 10; Brown and
Deasy beat NJ. l. Grove and ID OBren. 21
10 Is
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
WANDERERS HAVING
TOO EASY A time
Golden Gates Have Been Shy a
Man in Last Two Games
With Champions
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The fact that a team wins over an
opposing team that turns out with only
eight men is not at all satisfactory.
The Golden Gate club has for the last
two games been short handed, and the
last game with the Wanderers was fin
ished in short order on this account
The Golden Gates have a fairly good
team, but somehow they do not seem
to get moving properly. The game be-
tween the San Francisco and the Ala
media teams furnished some really good
and exciting cricket. 1t looked at one
time as if the county men would ad-
minister a defeat to the cross bay team
but the splendid bowling of Howard,
coupled with some really excellent
fielding, saved the day for the Encinal
team. Renwick was in splendid form
with the bat, for the San Francisco
team. and was ably supported by Won
Tagen and Sterling.
The Alameda team won, but the game
was very close. Several of the Alameda
batsmen are at present in very good
form with the bat, and the perform
ances of Nield. Price and Deane lately
have been meritorious.
There are no championship games
scheduled today, but the second annual
fixture of the veterans captained, re-
spectively, by old Charlie Banner and
Pop Ward is bound to draw a large
audience of cricket enthusiasts to the
Alameda grounds.
The veterans team will be selected
from the following ''old boys:
c. Banner, III. Ward, w. H. Brown, c.
Evans, w. Stevens, A. Aitken. j. j. The
obald, c. Cassidy. J. Meyers. E. Hood. r.
Jones, G.. Irish. j. Saunders d. Brom
field, c. Kettlewell, NJ Marcus, G..
Baugh, F. oliver, N Logan, L. Millen,
w. Marshall
The revised averages to date are as
follows:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Roumanian Club Files
Amended Articles
Especial Dispatch to The Call

VALLEJO, June 1S.-The Roumanian
club. recently organized in this city
for the purpose of holding boxing ex-
hibitions. has filed amended articles
of incorporation in the Office of the
county clerk.
The capital stock is $4,000. divided
into 5000 shares of the par value of
81 each.
OF this amount the sum of s2.002 has
actually been subscribed by the fol-
lowing incorporators and directors, all
of this city: w. ]. Jones. J. w. O'Brien
and f. C. Whitmore.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
STREAK OF LUCK
WINS FOR LOCALS
Angels Lose in Spite Of Superior Stick
Work and Edge on Twirling
TOUGH WORK PICKING PENNANT WINNER

There WIS peculiar cOmbiSa-
tiOn of circumstance yesterday
F that caused the leading team of
the league 10 drop from first pO-
sftfOn 10 fourth. In donating a
game 10 the Vernon outfit Port
land had 10 mnke way for the
seals at the top of the heap.
Oakland broke the hard luck
streak ard took fall out of
sacramento, but il WAS n mighty
tight squeeze.
Never in the history of the
Coast league has the race at this
season Of the year been SO close
and shifting, and il is just about
she IzeeneSt race that ever took
( place i'm organized baseball, with
the prOverbiaI sensations tum-
! bling over themselves as the sea-
son advances.
Mighty tough just about now to
pick the possible pennant winner!
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

Wen, what do you think about that
session yesterday afternoon at Recre-
ation park? some class. eh? And in
cidentaIly a lot Of luck.
Captain Mohler and his bunch of
Seals just did grab of victory from
che Angels by the narrowest of mar
gins Luck came along in punches
just as IL the Seals were entitled to it,
and when the end came the old score
board at the end of the field bore the
token of to victory. So it was
that the 5000 odd fans went to dinner
rejoicing.
you. have read all that dope about
cup. hilI" battles" You have heard all
sorts Of stories Of combinations con-
qsering opponents by strange and
weird freaks Of fortune Well, here
was an excellent example Of every
tstng breaking for the home team and
= gainst the visitors.
Roy Castleton, who was on the rub
Der for Los Angeles. outpitched the
Seal twirlers from start 20 finish.
The Angel sluggers outhit the Seals.
Dennys Longs speed boys made three
costly errors and sandwiched in a
number of dumb bush plays, but not
Vithstanding all this they came out
GA the long end of the score.
.rlFOH sESHOE'S DEADLY WORK
somebody must have gone out and
searched and came back to the ball
,-srEl with a bunch Of horseshOes. 1t
Is also rumOred that Nick Williams
came to work decorated with his
fsvorite charm-a rabbits foot. Any
way the Seals captured the session af-
Ter a most exciting two hours play.
Roy Castleton recently earned the
.ecan" at Cincinnati and has just Joined
Berry's hired men. 1t was his maiden
effort in coast league company and he
started away like a lizard. He tied the
Frisco batters in knots from the be-
eInaing and before the afternoon was
over he had made every man on the
reara strike out with the exception of
AfohLex and Shaw. The tail Mormon, for
Roy nails originally from SALT Lake
city. made skillful use Of fast splitter
with z wonderful break over this ball
he had Wonderful control, Keeping II
up around the necks of his opponents,
where it fioated by with an air of mys-
terry.
In the fifth inning he got rather the
worst OF il from Umpire Hildebrand
who was very eEacting, and would not
give him the. corners The result was
that ne walked couple and hit an
other man. Then. as ii 10 demonstrate
thst he was not infallible as fielding
pitcher. he fumbled an easy grounder
from Bodies bat. All this and scratch
hit gave the Seals two tallies. Castle
Ton is a mighty useful pitcher, and un-
der ordinary circumstances would have
handiiy won his game Of yesterday.
IL was ia the third inning that the
Angels took kindly TO Pitcher East
leys delivery Waring took a fancy
10 it first and dropped a safe one into
deep left held. Daley followed with
q drive TO the same section of the lot
and Bernard walked, filling the bases.
Right here Howard took a slam al one
81 Eastleys shoots. II hit the right
4eld fence and two runs came across
The pan. At that stage il really looked
as If the Angels had the game Sc
curely tucked away.
Then followed Castleton's few erratic
moments and the score was evened up
THERE WITH WILLOW
In the seventh Delmas started off
with a single. but Waring forced him
"a
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
VERSUS INsTITurE

The knights of Columbus baseball
team will take on the Young Mems In
stitute tossers of Council S5 this morn
ing at Recreation park. The game will
be in the nature OF a benefit for the
Presentation sisters, who have been
for many years engaged in educational
work in this city. The game will be
called at 10 o'clock.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
SUMMARY

Hits made-0f Moser z, off Baum 3. Two
base hits-Dsnzig, Perry. Sacrifice hits-Dar-
ringer Briggs Swander. First base on errors
Oakland g. Sacramento 1. First base called
balls-0n Baum /, of Hunt 2. off Moser 3
out-By Baum 3. Stolen base-Wares. Time of
game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpre-Finney
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Vernon 4, Portland O

LOS ANGELES, June 1S.-The game with
Vernon today gives Portland consecutive total
of 2S innings without The last eight
games played between Portland and Vernon have
all been shutouts, the Vernons having been
blanked in two and Portland in six. The game
today was not marked by any sensational bat
ting, although Vernon was more timely In its
work and thus able to gather four scores.
The best in the batting line two base hit
by Olson in the fifth The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Northwestern League
TO Henley. Time of game hours. I
Hildebrand.
Oakland 3, Sacramento 2

SACRAMENTO, June 1S.-The Senators and
OaklandeTs went 10 innings this afternoon, VOL
yerton's lads taking the game through boots on
the part of Spiesman and Darringer. In the
ninth inning Perry drove out double after Van
Buren and Heister had singled, tying the score.
In the tenth Cameron hit to Darringer, who
threw wide, Cameron making two sacks Cam
eron advanced on in6eld out and scored on
Swander's long fly to left field. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
American Association

At Kansas City-Toedo s, Kansas City o.
At Milwaukee-Columbus Milwaukee game post
,poned; rain
At Minneapolis first game)-Louisvile g. Min
neapolis z.
At st. PauI-Indianapolis 10. st. Paul H.
at Minneapolis tsecond game e)--Louisville 4,
Minneapolis ).
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

Irving H. Wbeatcroft of the st. James stud
and ST James stable has gone from Kentucky
TO victoria TO look after big strawberry cron
He turned out all his horses in kentucky There
are 80 yearlings at the farm. 1t was planned to
send them to New York this summer to be Of
ditional measures directed against betting
caused a change of plans Wheatcroft may dis
pose of the youngsters at private sale in Ken
fucky.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
that Man Jones
BEAR IN PINCHES
Fresno Pitcher Holds the Prune
Pickers to One Run in OPEN
ing Game of Series

FRESNO, June 1S.-Oscar Jones was
invincible with men on bases today and
Fresno captured the opening game of
the series from San Jose, to /. The
Tigers found Yale's delivery when bin
giles meant runs.
The game was featured by fast field
iEg in the scoring, and a home run by
McDonough with Householder on first
in the seventh. Jones struck out eight
and the Tigers gave him faultless sup
port.
The attendance was good and it is
believed in baseball circles that the
California league season will be played
odt. The score:
Z. FL. u.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Central League

NEW HAVEN, June 1s.-CorneH won its an
nual game with Yale today, to 0. Freeman
was hatted hard while Yale made only three
hits off GoodwilPs pitching. Score r. H. E.
Cornell Observation-Disclosures.
Yale Observation-Disclosures. 2 .
Batteries-Goodwill and Williams Freeman
Philbin and Carhart.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19

The slOop Emma returned yesterday
from a weeks trip with Herbert Postel
Byron Priest and Ed Anderson aboard.
The little % foOter Aeolian left yes
terday with Captain Simon Boysen in
command.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Pennsy Sprinter Wins
English Event

CREWE. England June 1S.-F L.
Ramsden the University of Pennsyl-
vania sprinter, won the 100 yard dash
in 10 seconds fiat at the annual ath-
letic festival held in this city today.
He also won the 500 yard event, cover
ing the distance in 80 Is seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-06-19
Last sundaywas strenuous day fol

Last Sundaywas strenuous day for
yachtsmen in general The Merry
Widow went ashore, several yachts an,
chored off Hyde street came near go
ing ashore. the sloop Lillian sank on
the rocks at the Alameda mole and the
yawl Pilgrim went ashore on Belve-
dere point in Sunday nights wind
storm, so this week found the yachts
men patching up.
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Western League

At Omaha-0maha z, Topeka 8.
At Des Moines-Des Moines ). Wichita /.
At st. Joseph-St Joseph g. Sioux City II.
At Lincoln-Lincoln 3, Denver ..
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SAN FRANCISCO
sBstted for Shaw in seventh inning.
ssBatfed for Shaw in eighth inning
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hits-Bodie. Williams Sacrifice
ay-Bodfe Stolen bases-Howard, Stewart
First base on called balls-0n Castleton ), OFF
Easrley . Struck out-By Castleton 10. by
FssfIey g. by Henley /. Hit by pitcher-Shaw-
Double play-Berry To Mohler. Three runs, g
hits of Eastley in seven innings. Credit victory
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Secretary Percy w Treat will spend
part of the summer with his family in
the Russian river country.
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the plate and demonstrated that he is
there with the willow. by driving a
scorching single to deep center, a hit
that was travelling like an express
train going over second base This
landed Waring at third and he scored
on the next out
The second half of the eighth inning
found the crowd mournful over the to
, score, and it was generally conceded,
that Mr.. Castleton was rather too
much. In fact, many were willing at
that moment to allow that the Angels
would win sure. Up to this time two
measly little hits had been the Seals
lot and the way that Castleton's splitter
was working it didn't look possible to
chop off any more.
But Bodie solved the enigma He
took a swing at the first saliva deco
rated pill that shot toward the plate
and when it pulled up at the clubhouse
door Bodie was sitting on the third
sack, while 5000 fans were doing him
homage by shouting their heads off.
Tenant put up aIpop fly that was gar
nered by Murphy and still the run that
would tie looked doubtful.
Berry looked a bad man to Castle
ton and he walked him.
And then came a strange, strange
thing.
WILLIAMS HAS NEEDFUL
Captain Mohler broke up his batting
order. Shaw, armed with a willow,
was wandering toward the plate, when
Mohler waved him back to the bench
and signaled for Nick Williams to make
a stab. Nick did He took a swing
at the first one Castleton shot over and
both Bodie and Berry crossed the rub
Der. Williams had annexed a three
base hit just as the darby was needed.
There the scoring ended. The Angels
seemed disheartened and the first half
of the ninth. all that was necessary to
play, did not net them anything and
the game was over-a mighty lucky
victory for Danny Longs men.
owing to the fact that the score was
rather clean it did not take the official
scorer very long to dish UP the follow
ing history of the seance: