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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

The goddess of fortune in the auto
mobile world has taken another turn
of the wheel and the winning number
denotes that the Palmer-Singer is in
high favor Yesterday morning at 1855
o'clock, before old Sol had dared shed
his rays over the queen city of the
Pacific, F. l.. Hansen, one of the most
enthusiastic motorists of San Fran
cisco. with his son, Albert, a the wheel
of his 1908 Palmer Singer, left the
corner of Van Ness and Golden Gate
avenues on a flying trip to Del Monte
and return in an attempt to lower the
record recently made by another pri-
vate owner, Al Leonard, who drove his
Buick. for winning score, in the chase
for the Chanslor & Lyon trophy.
AS the word was given by the rep
resentative of The Call to go" Albert
opened her up" and within 15 or 20
feet was in the high, and almost be-
fore the official timer had timed the
departure from the starting point, the
red car had reached the end of Van
Ness avenue and was turning out Mar
ket street, bound on the speed burn
ing trip over FL Canine real
In marked contrast to the other at
tempts, outside of Leonard's, this car
was started just as car would leave
the city on a days jaunt over coun-
t1N r0a0S. IneT0 was none OIL the Keen
preparation that bears the earmarks of
the trade. 1t was sport and sport of
the amateur nature. An owner who
had read of another owners success,
and feeling that his throbbing machine
of steel was more powerful and more
speedy was determined to prove his
convictions.
Down over the old beaten path, the
full length Of the peninsula, the car
flew over rough roads. through the
elite Burlingame and Hillsboro sec
tions and the more plebian towns
through which the kings highway runs.
San Jose was made in 1 hour and IS
minutes. A short stop was made to
give the thirsty engine more lubricat-
ing OIL Then over the 80 miles of
straightaway and fine roads to Gil
roy the Palmer-Singer six was forced
to travel at a rate that would have
done justice to the fancy express trains
OF the Atlantic coast. This distance
was covered in 80 minutes.
From here to the old mission town
of San Juan Bautiste it took % min
of the home of the old padres the car
while Al gave up the wheel to his
San Juan grade. T. l.. held the wheel
the distance being covered in ! hour
and minutes. At the latter point the
hotel people were awaiting the arrival
of the record breakers. Twenty three
minutes were lost in replenishing OIL
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
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The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Empire City Results

EMPIRE CITY. n. Y. July @6-Hanbridxe.
exhibiting wonderful sprinting ability, won the
handicap at six furlOnzs here today from
high class field. RestigOuche. the to 4 favor
lite. the Midsummer selling stake In a gal
Top. Summary:
First race. one mile and 90 ysrds-Perry
Johnson. TO >, won; Vienna, 13 TO D, second;
Christiania TO !, third Time. 1:43
Second race. six furlongs-CraSh. IS To I, won;
The Hague. TO ), second; Americaneer, 40 to
1. third. Time, 1:13 1-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Hsnbridge Il 10 ;.
won; Sir Alvesc0t. 10 L. second; Rose Queen,
13 to ). third. Time. 1:I1 2-5.
Fourth race. the Midsummer selling stake one
and an eighth milss-Resti zouche. 20 4, won;
Gliding Belle, - 10 1, second; NOrbit, II 10 L.
third. Time. :53.
Fifth race. six fuFlongs-Novelty. to j. won;
Hectascu. to I. second; Mr.. Golghtly. II 20 1,
third. Time, f:12 S-5.
Sixth race. one mile and 20 yards-Noon. : 70
1. won; Question Mark, TO ;, second; Green
bridge. Is TO L. third Time, 1:42 2S.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Kalamazoo Results

KALAMAZOO. Mich. July 26.-The second
day of the Grand circuit racing showed up
sensational trotter of the year in the year old
colt. Billy Burke, who won the feature event,
the $1,000 stake for 2:15 tretters. Billy Burke
trotted the fourth heat in 2:06%. which equals
the worlds record for fourth heat, held
teiHtly by Bensetta and Bob Douglass The gray
in the hrst heat, but after that the of Silent
Brook had things his own way.
The 2:os PAGERS had great battle and the
race was finally By the favorite, King Cole,
Waverly winning the first heat in 2:14st, the
fastest time of the
The judges did not think Driver 0wings
trying to win with The Philistine in the FIRST
heat OF the 2:17 pace. which Haliie Lou took
with little difficulty with Walker up in the next
heat. The Philistine was next IN front. but May
Queen won the third after which the
postponed account OF darkness.
Track aud weather conditions were again
ideal. Every favorite won in the contests which
were finished. summary:
2:0s class. pacing. purse 81 900. three in 1--WE
third. Best time. 2:o4s..
2:15 class trotting stake 81. 600. three in five
Billy Burke won, Robbie B. McGregor second
Henry third Best time, 2:o6%.
2:1s class. trotting. purse $1,000. three in
hve-Sshle Maid won. Baron Penn second, Vel
zora third. Best time. 2:10%.
2:fT pace. purse $1,000, three in five. un-
tine won second heat. May Queen won third
heat. Best time. 2:0TL.
CLEVELAND. o., July 26.-viee President
G.. W. Somers of the Cleveland baseball club ac-
quired the interest of President J. E. KiIfoyIe In
the club today. for q consideration said to bor-
der on the 100000 mark He is now sole owner
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Northwestern League

TACOMA July 26-Schmitz was invincible
today, whne the Tigers hit Killilay freely and
won strong game, 1 to o. Tacoma's hits went
to waste until the eighth inning, when Schn,utz
opened with long double Warren bunted him
to third and Mott scored him with a drive past
third base. The fielding both sides was
spectacular. Warren robbed Nordyke Of three
base hit by leapipg in the air. knocking down
a drive with his gloved hand and catching it
before 1t touched the ground Net5le was put
out of the grounds for disputing decision.
Tacoma got the benefit of two decisions against
Spokane the bases Score: R. II. z.
Tacoma ......-....-....-...- 10
Spokane o
Batteries--Schmutz aud Blankenship; Killilay
and Shea.
SEATTLE. July 26.-Seatt1e had only one
chance to score on Miller today and he spoiled
that by striking out Cruickshank with the bases
full. Butler pitched good ball outside of the
first and third when he was unsteady. permit
ting Vancouver to score four runs. Score:
n. II. <.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures } [
aRrS Batteries--Dutier and Custer: Muller and
Lewis.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
TOM BUNDY BEATS
ILLINOIS CHAMPION
,y Goldberg.

LAKE FOREST. Ill. July 2S.-In a
smashing exhibition of hard fought.
clever play on the courts of the On
wentsia club here today Thomas Bundy.
the Pacific coast champion. defeated
Walter Hayes. the Illinois state cham
pion, in the fourth round of the annual
western championship tennis tourney.
Hayes took the first set, the score for
the match being 3-6, 6-4. g.. The
results:
Fourth round. mems singles:
Bundy defeated Hayes, SIS, 81,
So.
Gardner defeated Hazelhurst. 6-1.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
National League

BROOKLYN. July 20 -BrookIyn lost to Bos-
to- today, to l.. The visitors punched three
of their hits OF Rucker In the second inning
Mattern allowed only three hits. Brooklyn has
secured Pitcher Crabble of the Galveston team.
Score: r. n. E.
Boston ............. 2
Batteries-Mattern and H. Smith; Rucker and
Erwin. Umpires--Rger and Emslie.
ST LOUIS. July 26.-Chicago-St. Louis game
postponed wet grounds.
PITFSBURG. July 26.-Whits held Phils
dephia to only two hits today and his two
bagger drove in three OF PittsburR's Eve runs
The two which the visitors scored were on
wild throws by Byrne and Flynn. Score:
r. H. z.
pittsburp ................... !
PntlaQeipHla +.
Batteries-white and Gibson Morsn: Foxen
and Doom. Umpires-Johnstone and Eason.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

The Seals tlghtened their hold
ON first place by sending the
Beavers down to defeat for the
fourth successive victory of the
champions over their northern
brethren. There were some more
changes In the positions of the
clubs. BY winning Vernon went
into third place, while the Angels
dropped into fourth place, just
ahead of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
Fitzherbert and Ballot
Have Top Weight

NEW YORK. July 26.-Fitzherbert
and Ballot stand side by side at top
weight 13S pounds. In the handicap
list for the great Saratoga handicap
The list was made public today. Both
horses are said to be in trim for the
race, and their meeting. IL accom-
plished, should prove one of the star
events of the year.
Other notable horses in the list of
nnssihIe COMMANDERS are a. follows
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27

The stakebook of the 21 days meet
ing at Saratoga. just published, shows
that S157,S00 will be distributed among
successful horsemen In added and guar
anteed money. Some of the stakes will
probably pay for themselves because
of the large entry lists and forfeits, so
that the meeting, provided that pa
tronage is normal, is expected at least
to pay expenses. The meeting begins
August L.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
GAMES TODAY

sam Francisco VS.. Portland, at
Recreation park.
Los Angeles VS.. Sacramento, at
Sacramento.
Oakland vs.. Vernon, at Los An
Eeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
SUMMARY

hits of Miller in 5 2-3 innings. Two base
hits-Rspps t2D. Ryan. Sacrifice hlts-Bodie,
Witt First base on called balls--0n Gregg I.
on Miller j. of Sutor J.. Stolen bssss-Bodie
l2l Madden and Berry. Struck out-By Gregg
g. by Sutor s. Double play--Sheehau to Rapps.
Passed baIl-Fisber. Time of game hour and
- minutes. Umpires-Finney and Hildebrand
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PHILADELPHIA. July 26.-Philadelphis and
Cleveland again broke in double header
this afternoon. Cleveland made four double
plays in the second game. scores:
First game +. III. z.
Cleveland .................. s 3
Phlladelphla NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. q IL
Batteries-Falkenberg and Bemis; Coombs and
Lapp.
Cieseiand ...--.........,. IL
fnlladelPhia .-..--.-.-..
Batteries-Koestner and Easteriy; Bender and
Lapp.
Washington. s to q White outpitchng johnson
at critical points. A fy caught by Parent and
the batting of schaefer were features. Score:
r. II. Z.
ashlngtoh ..............-...
Chicago .......................3 8 o
Batterles-Johnson and Beckendorf; White and
Payne.
NEW YORK. July 26.-Cobb's home run in
the first inning scored the only of pitching
duel between Donovan and Warhop here today,
Detroit making 1t three out Of four from New
York. Wolter got one hand on Cobb's long drive
and broke finger Score: r. II. E.
Detrolt i
New York
Mitchell.
BOSTON, July 26.--By free hitting Boston
won the final game Of the series from st. Louis
today, 6 to 4. Karger was taken out of the box
when the visitors began to look dangerous.
Score: r. III. +.
81. Louis ........-.-.....-.-
Boston IA o
: Batteries--Ray and Stephens; Karger, Hall
and Kleinow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 3, Portland o.
Vernon z, Oakland j.
Sacramento 4, Los Angeles 2.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-27
PORTLAND
SAN FRANCISCO

'ofal ...............24 2 TO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

Austin between third and home
Mitchell, of course. kept on going.
and Austin. after ducking around, slid
back TO third. Mitchell was camping
there aud was tagged out. WARRIOR
made second on the play.
Ty Cobb was crossed by Knigh. in
the fourth inning Knight hit TO CEN
ter field. the ball going to Cobb
OH first bounce. Knight ran to Sec
ond while Cobb held the ball a be-
lated throw reaching the bag slightly
after the runner arrived. Il looked
queer TO see another putting over on
Cobb his favorite trick.
| About the only redeeming features OF
Sundays contest were the frequency
with which Detroit nit ard one mar.
Vicious play by Hal Chase which vas
SO good and unexpected II cost the
Yankees some runs. Neither side dis
tiBgulshed itself I'm the field, and New
York had lot OF trouble throwing The
ball IN the right place at the right
time. However. the Tigers won. for
which much thanks.
1 Hal Chase showed one of those plays
which make him without an equal al
first base. In the sixth he went far
over towards second base and stabbed
Delehanty's sharp grounder with one
hand. He threw to first perfectly. bu;
yvarhop was too slow and LEI the bal
roll away. Cobb scored from second
The hit had all the earmarks Of q
single and II was q wonderful piece OF
work by Chase that prevented the bail
! from rolling to the outnsld,
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
LATEST NEWS
HONEST OPINIONS
MICHIGAN FOOTBALL
OUTLOOK is GOOD

4, chance with the varsity. Pattengil
the varsity end and Pickering OF the
freshman team are also available iof
the position.
Another place that should call Tor
good fight Is that OF full-back. Clark
Greene. Freeney and Lawton took
whack nj II last fall and will be back
again 10 try for the honor. but they
horse" In Thompson, the giant full
back. OF the freshman eleven. Last
fall he displayed wonderful form on
the defense and Is one OF the best Tor
ward-pass artists that Michigan has
seen. In the kicking department Law
ton, Freeney and Thompson will con-
tend for the honors.
Besides coach Yost. Trainer kran-
zelein and Cap" Redden will be on
hand to aid In working out the
machine The squad will have hard
season as there is game scheduled
for every Saturday from Oct. until
Nov. 10. Minnesota and Notre Dame
are the two best teams that the
varsity will meet on Ferry field. Both
Syracuse and Penn being met on their
own grounds. The schedule follows:
Oct S-Case at Ann Arbor.
Oct. 15-Michigan Agricultural Col.
lege at Ann Arbor.
Oct. Polio State University at
Columbus, Ohio.
Oct 29-Syracuse at Syracuse, n. Y.
Nov. 5-Notre Dame AZ Ann Arbor
Nov. 12-Pennsylvania at Philadel-
phia. Pa.
Nov. 19-Minnesota at Ann Arbor.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

ANN ARBOR. June 13.-(Speciall
<e-Prospects for the football season ol
| 1910 are excellent II the material now
|ot hand Il the same next fall when
The varsity squad assemblies at Whit
more lake for preliminary practice
The middle OF September Is the time
|Dot for the opening practice ana tnen
Yost will be able TO judge
/Domething about what he will have to
10 In order TO produce an eleven that
IDon compete with such teams as
|Ronnsylvania. Minnesota and syria
|ouse.
Twelve veterans expect TO return
|noxt fall and these with the material
|olIorded by last seasons freshman
team will make up the varsity. The
|0Ider men who are expected back are
|Captain Denbrook, Clark Greene, Free
|noy, Conklin, Pattengill. Ranney. Wells.
|Bdmunds. Smith and Watkins. Magid-
ION, who distinguished himself In the
kbackfield. may return and with this
wealth of material only the quarter
hack position needs filling.
Frank Linthicum. who played end on
|1he 1908 eleven. but who was not In
uniform last season has announced his
Intentions Of entering In the race for
|Quarter. However, the favorite among
the zones who know" seems to be
ss6horty" Mcmillan who generated
the freshman team last fall. The
detroit lad who received his prelimin-
ary training on the teams OF the De-
<roit University school has impressed
Yost with his ability as field gen.
orAl and will undoubtedly be given a
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
UH[AN Goes At
TW0-M|NUTE CLIP
Tanner Sends Trotter q Nile In 2:l2.
Last Quarter Being in 80
Seconds.
By GUY r. RockWEIL

CLEVELAND. June l3.-with
perfect track TO work on more speed
was let loose at North Randall than
mas been shown at any time this sea-
son. Quarters In thirty seconds and
eighths In fifteen seconds were COM
mon.
AS c. X. @. Billings sent word that
he would not be here today for the
first matinee, Doc" Tanner worked
Chlan, 2:O2 Ia, the dashing black
trotter who Is the star OF the Bill
linss stable, the result being a mile
In 2:l2 fiat, the last quarter or which
was Ia 1880. This Is the fast mile
negotiated at North Randall this
spring. II Is the fastest mile trotted
nj any track In the country this spring
save one, Robert b. McGregor.
trotter In Lon McDonald's stable.
having stepped around 2:10.
Robert b. McGregor has q record
Of 2:l4 l-2. made on a half mile track.
He was purchased for $500 by Nc
Donald, who bought him for his wife
and daughter TO use as buggy horse.
Robert showed SO much speed. how
ever. that Mcdonald recalled his gift
and expects him To be one Of the sen-
Stations OF the season. He Is . gray
geldirg.
Billy Andrews worked Eva Tanguay
mile In 2:l9 Ia, the last quarter OF
| which was ieeied of IN :32. This -
the fastest mile she has been up 20
date. Andrews rode his fastest milo
OF the year behind his NJ. and NJ. caa-
Gidate, Robert A., a mile IN 2:16 IL,
being what the watch showed at the
completion OF the circuit.
Teasel and Myrtle Granett were
worked mile In 2:19 l-2, the
| last eighth being trotted in :16 l.2.
Myrtle finished just a short distance
I'm tho lead. Andrews gave Soprano
the fastest work she has had this sea
son. mile in 2:20 being clipped on
Bert Shank worked several mem
bers OF the Thistle Doune farm stable
anG brushed each one short distances.
Adele Margrave trotted an eighth In
| lis. while Evelyn w. and Parthenia
performed In very creditable style.
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
SHORT LENGTHS

Ad woIxa-t's wrist IL spIinfered. He
cannot box for two months
Owner Farrell, OF the New YORK
club. denies the rumor that Hal Chase
IL the real manager or the Highlanders.
Dixie H., the fastest power boat in
the United States. will race here dur
ing Elks' carnival In July. She las
done 1913 miles per hour.
barney oIdheId broke the one mile
circular track record for automobiles
at Kansas City, Saturday, making the
circuit in 90 1-s seconds.
The suspension OF Manager James
McAleer. OF the Washington club, was
lifted at Chicago, Saturday. McAleeT
was laid OF as a result OF the altercA-
tion with Davy Jones.
OutHeider George Browne has been
White Sox for 81 500. the waiver prIet.
The y. a =. team bent the n. ~ Va.
to 3. The winners made nine runs IN
the sixth and seventh.
sJenries Mixes with Corbett and In
Easy Winner" reads a head In a morn
ing paper What's Corbett hired for?
'Spose Jeff'd pay him TO beat him up7
Wilson, a Coo college sprinter, N said
TO have equaled the worlds record OF
100 yards in 3-5 seconds. He IL cred
tied with that time at a meet In Cedar
Rapids Saturday
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13
S7AGS' PITCHER CANNOT
YORK IN CENTRAL LEAGUE

Behind the fight being made by the
Grand Rapids ball club OF the Central
league for the services of Pitcher
Casey" Hagerman, who. II Is said
Manager Jack Hendricks. OF Denver
has attempted to steal" Is story
probably the most melancholy OF any
ever staged on a baseball diamond
Peculiar interest Is given the tale be
cause the central figure In the tragedy
for tragedy II is--was Cupid" Pink
ney. former Collinwood player.
After an unusually successful sea
son at Marion. o.. where he played
the major part OF the summer, Pink
rey Joined the Dayton team OF the
Central league last fall. Despite the
fact that he was attacked by pangs. Of
homesickness--Pinkney was only 10
his playing was brilliant and all the
Dayton fans swore by the little Fellow
A few days before the season ended
Pinkney's father went to Dayton 70
visit his son and TO remain with MIN
until he would accompany him To
Collinwood. On the September AFTER
noon that Mr.. Pinkney arrived at
Fairyiew park. Dayton. the Vets We're
playing Grand Rapids. Casey" Hagcr
man one OF the most formidable
twirlers OF the Central league. was IN
the box for the Stays.
cupid" who topped the batting list
hit for home run the first time up
and was a star both at bat and In the
field the remainder of the day. The
game was played slowly and when
Pinkney came TO bat In the ninth In
ming II was almost dark. The umpire
The Detroit times., 1910-06-13

fight just as hard as any member OF
a. team OF scrappers.
Al Bridwell OF the Giants is next TO
Wagner in my opinion. He is a
splendid batter, always well up in the
first flight. a good and daring base
runner. and strong in the field. he
gets them on either side and | think
he is better than Bush OF Detroit.
Tinker OF the Cubs, Doolan OF the
Pailiies, Turner OF Cleveland or Nc
Bride OF Washington Wagner, or
course Is wonder
Harry Lord of the Red Sox is a
cracker jack third sacker. who knows
ali about inside baseball. Is always
planning some new stun TO spring
on his opponents and he also is some
thing of sticker He looks like the
best OF the lot TO me.
Speaker Of the Red Sox. Cobb OF the
Tigers and Magee of the Phillies. Be
lieye me. what this trio would do TO
opposing pitchers would be sinful.
Each man is a 300 or better hitter, a
good base runner and a grand fielder.
They are the class OF the two big
leagues
The pitchers also need no defense.