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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1910-04-29
CHAMPIONS ROUT
FRESNO in ninth
and HaCkeff Deliver
the Hits Which Break Up
a Close Contest

The champion Oakland club of the
State league put the rollers under the
raisin eaters from Fresno yesterday
afternoon at Recreation park in the
ninth round of snappy diamond battle.
Oakland accomplished this feat ere
man had been retired and the COM
parative ease with which the run was
squeezed over gave many of the fans
the impression that the champs had
for several innings. 1t was q clean
cut victory for Oakland. which showed
all the class throughout
Tay Streib was the first man up in
the inning and the score was a dead
lock, l TO /. Tay hit a grounder to
| Waters, who made a nice pickup and
throw. but Tracy dropped the ball.
leaving the runner safe. Doc Moskiman
came to the rescue with a singing two
sacker against the right field fence.
Old Tub Hackett was just as active as
the other two. He slapped one out to
left field, Streib trotted in and the
game was over.
There was plenty of ginger and life
to the contest. which was reeled off
in the fast time of 1 hour and % min
utes Oakland was a contender all the
time, hitting the ball on the nose and
doing good work on the bases But
Arthur Smith pitched like three time
champion in the pinches and he man
aged TO crush his opponents till they
finally got jerry to his shoots in the
closing inning. At that the bad boot
that Tracy made was practically re-
sponsible for the loss of the game by
Fresno.
Moskiman pitched his usual system
attic, businesslike game and he had
all the raisin eaters going in every
inning save the lucky seventh. when
they warmed up to his shoots But for
the boneheaded tactics of Dickinson
and the coacher on the third base line
Fresno might very easily have gath
cred three or four runs then and there
But it was not to be.
Dickinson started with a grounder,
which Burns booted. allowing the run
ner to get to second. Householder
walked and McDonough laced the ball
against the center field fence for a
knock that was good enough for a two
sacker in any mans league. But Dick
inson stood posing on the bag instead
of running, with the result that nobody
got home. though two should have
made the rounds.
With the sacks loaded. Waters sim
gled into the right garden and Dickfn-
son came Though. Instead of holding
Householder on third, the coacher gave
Eddie the office to come on and he
was frozen five feet in front of the
pan This broke up the nice little
rally, for Schimpff, the next man UP.
had nothing save an easy fly, which
was taken care of by Garibaldi
Oakland registered its initial run in
the opening inning before Smith had a
chance to warm up his soupbone. T.
Smith singled and Keller sacrificed him
along. Garibaldi placed a slow one in
right field and Smith handily beat the
throw TO the plate. After that round
Smith settled down and pitched ball
good enough for any league. The
score:
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Blot May Get Ketchel
and Langford

1t is possible that Promoter Louis
Blot may match KetcheI and Langford
for a 20 or 45 round battles in this city
for the month of June. Blot originally
planned to bring Papke and Frank
Klaus together, but within the last few
days Klaus has been wiring for ex-
travagant guarantees, and unless he is
more reasonable Blot may put the roll
ers under him.
Billy Mccartney, who is acting as
Blots match maker in the east, wired
last night that he had a good chance tic
get Ketchel and Langford for June fol
q $25,000 purse. This looked good to
Blot. and he wired Mccartney that he
would instruct him to go ahead with
this match if Klaus does not consent
to come down from his high horse
within the next few days.
In his telegram to Blot Mccartney
said that he had completed arrange
ments with Langford and his manager
Joe Woodman, for the Burns-Lang ford
fight, which Blot plans to stage here or
the afternoon of September 5. Blot
says that Burns will leave Australia
on the. next steamer and is due tc
arrive in this city the first week ir
June. According to Blot. transporta-
ton has been forwarded Burns, and
the match is practically assured.
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HENSLING MYSTERY TO
TRANSBAY SLUGGERS
Oaks Register a Blank After Vainly
Trying to Clout the Pellet
BY Joseph MURPHY

Tlsu,,,. Hogan turned loose Z. real live
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t"ll'e- e'7S1ei uaS - w
loosened variety OF twlsters wnlch
were too mystifying for the Oaks TO
80. ~ ,la,1- was the result Of
-, lille
'he eHoils % tue i'-ii9''lS 's0''-
The southerners annexed hVe runs me
session was practically ended in the
e-e+ Crane when Gov ranped the ball
-. tl,e r3erl,+ feId fence for q homer.
1rer,7o,, o7,rnIas-ed t4le Oaks al every
- 80 ,,-irF EFensfins working in
fs5,JylaSe cashier, there never was a
,ir0e +i7s+ FTogsp,s team was in danger.
'Tba southern ryVir}e r .*1tifl given fault
49, s,,I,r,or+ as. -l,e .3iei1ars pulled down
. se7srai rans -.55yiIts;l,. ~-ioolxed like safe
f3n.g1es =.
~. o <,.a ne VAS a disastrous
- - .tl-7.*. Ts3i,,53. ..s+5;, ess a. three
-: E4s .j..s. ~ sce,,+sida Of
- e,-a--o $500 ~ -ie+,,, Mo ,ras
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Jack Johnson Reaches
City Of Angels

LOS ANGELES, April 2S.-Jack john
son, worlds heavy weight champion,
arrived in Los Angeles today accom-
panied by retinue of retainers. He
was met at the railroad station by a
number of fight fans and a majority of
the local colored population, the latter
forming a mobilize procession as the
big champion strobe up Spring street.
To the casual observer johnson ap-
peared to be considerably beyond his
best fighting weight, and his rotund
face suggested long period of physical
inactivity.
Johnson appeared tonight in a bout
with one of his sparring partners as a
preliminary to the Conley- Webster mill
at the Maud junction pavilion.
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CRACK SWIMMERS
TO CLASH TONIGHT
Sen7iannuaI Academic League
Tourney Should Result i'm
Some Close Matches
DANA, PHOTO.

Tonight at the Sutro baths the city
high school swimmers will meet in the
fifteenth semiannual swimming tourna-
ment of the Academic Athletic league.
Cogswell, Mission and Lowell look to
be the strongest contenders for first
place.
The relay, the last event on the pro-
gram, will decide the meet, as it did
last year.
Palo Alto has sent up three swim
mers and the boys may surprise the
local swimmers by winning some first
places.
Mission highs hopes rest on the
Stafford brothers and Wilmington; Cogs-
well will have Gilbert and Salfield,
while HaIbert, Mango and Dreyer will
represent Lick.
A special relay race between the
Olympic club and the University of
California has been arranged.
The cracked Winged o relay will be
composed of Scott Leary, William Nc
Wood, George Bond, Otto Schultz.
Hanjes and Dawson.
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Public Schools Meet to
Start Promptly

The Public Schools athletic league
field day will start promptly at 10
O'clock tomorrow morning on the
stadium track. The preliminary and
seminal heats will be run off without
intermission and the finals will begin
promptly at o'clock in the afternoon.
The officials are as follows
Referee-Sidney s. Peixotto.
Starters-George James. Robert Weaver.
Assistant starter-Herbert MeanweH.
Timers-Robert A Roos. John Hammersmith
Howard Maundrell, Joseph r. Hickey, A. j.
Cloud.
Judges of fnsh-Thomas F. Boyle Judge
Thomas r. Graham, A. Katschinski Brother Greg
ory E. VI. Peixotto. A. Skate. l.. A. Wolfe.
Inspectors Brother Cyril. Herbert Hauser.
Brother Joseph. s. Agazelow.
Scorer--Joseph p Doran.
Assistant scorers--E. Richards. o. Murdoch.
Clerk of course-Ray Daugherty,
Assistant clerks of course-C. Martin, E. Gull
onward.
Field judges-AIfred Roncovleri Judge Frank
j Mfurasky. Charles W. Conlsk.
Assistants-Charles Norton. Frank Cliff. Ed
Firestone. Ed Burke. Ed Ryan, Ed Penaluna- h.
Nichols, Mr.. Waymire. Mr.. Peterson. A. Alt
mann.
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SAN JOSE. April 2S.-The San
Francisco team drove Goodwin off the
hill with a succession of two base hits
in the fourth and sixth innings today
and Yates was knocked out by a batted
ball which hit him in the eye. Allie
geart was the only one of the three
local pitchers to prevent run against
him. The score:
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Will DEprCATE DIAMOND

RICHMOND, April 2S-The new
Richmond baseball grounds are fast
nearing completion and it is announced
that all will be in readiness for the
opening of the coming season Sunday.
The christening OF the diamond viii be
celebrated with band music, addresses
and other ceremonies City Attorney
Windrem is slated to make the dedi-
catory address and the first ball to
pass the plate will be thrown by Mayor
Willis. The opening game Sunday will
be between Santa Rosa and Richmond.
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Portland 5, San Francisco 3

PORTLAND, April 2S.-Portland won
2 rather .eninteresting game from
San Francisco today by the score Of
10 b. None of the pitchers was
al his best ana they were hit fire.
quently and effectively. especially Mil
Ter. who was sbatted out of the box in
the first inning. Rapps hit TO right
field in the third and the ball rolled
through hole at the bottom Of the
fence, giving the batter a home run
and netting Portland two runs. Score:
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MATCHED AT SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE. Utah, April 2s-The
amphitheater at Saltair resort, which
was remodeled for the staging of the
Jeffries-J johnson fight when Tex Rick
ard promised that event to Salt Lake.
will be the scene of a 20 round boxing
contest on May 10 between Cyclone
Johnny Thompson of Sycamore, H.. and
Pete Sullivan of Fall River. Mass.
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SAN JOSE
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
SUMMARY

Earned runs-San Francisco f. Two base hits
-Sheehan ca Carman ~, Nelson. Baldwin
Stolen base-Sbeehan- First base on called balls
on Goodwin 2. OF Allegesrt ]. Struck out-By
Goodwin sii by Meikle f. Left on bases-Ssn
Francisco 5, San Jose 5. Passed ball-Burke
Hits-Of Goodwin in l-3 innings for Rms !:
on Yates IN l inning for 1 run; OF AlIegeart /
IN innings for no runs Charge defeat to Good
win. Sacrifice hit-Conway, Double plays
Scruggs to Keller TO Townsend, Goodwin to Men.
sor 10 Townsend. Time Of gsne--1 hour and IS
minutes. Umpires-Toman and Eager
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Baby Senators Take
Opening Game

SACRAMENTO, April 2S.-The Baby
Senator'S took the opening game of
the series from Stockton this after
noon by a score of to l. Stricklett.
who pitched for Sacramento. held his
opponents 10 three scattered hits. while
the locals fell on Rube Morton for
eight bingles. Score:
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SUMMARY

Two base hit-Moskiman- Sacrifice hits
Keller. McDonough. Garibaldi. Burns. Stolen
base-Hackett. First base called balls
OF Smith 1. OF Moskiman .. Struck out-By
Smith 8, by Moskiman B. Hit by pitched ball
Hackett. Double play-Funk to Kelly to Tracy
Passed ball--Hackett. Time of game-1 hour
and p minutes. Umpire-Cusack.
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New York 5. Philadelphia 2

PHILADELPHIA, April est required Is in
nings for New York TO defeat Philadelphia To-
day. the score being to 2. In the thirteenth
inning New York landed on Moore's delivery for
three singles and a double by Doyle and scored
three runs. Raymond struck out u batsmea.
Score: r. Fl. +.
New 1ork. '------s-.--9 II
- To-
Batterfes-Raymond and Schlei; Moore ane-
DOOM Umpires-Johnstone and Moran.
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Sacramento 4, Los Angeles. T.

JOS ANGELES April !: 2s::4.Sacra-
nlento broke the winning. streak of the
Angels. today by taking til third game
Of the series by the score. aof:-4 to !.
il was announced today in a telegram
from Garry Hermann: that Hosp. had
been. released by the Cincinnati Reds
and furnished with transportation: back
10 Los Angeles. Score: 3.
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Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS


Two base. .hiis-Roth. crendorn. Murphy,
Roth Dillon. Stolen bsses-Shinn . FIRST
base on called .haiis-Od Thorsen .. OF Baum
D. Struck out--By. Thorsen g. by Baum 2
Double plays-RsEmer 20 DaRzig TO La Isonge.
IborseR 70 Howard. Hit By pitched baIl-Van
Buren, Tine Of game hour and s. minutes.
Umpire-Nan Hsitren.
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NEWMARKET Eng. April 2s.--The Ely plate
of 200 sovereigns for yedr Odds. distance nv
furlougs of the ROus course. was won: here today
by Fl. p Rhitney's Artless. .Cinder King was.
second and. Csllbox. third There we're four
starters
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HTS BY.:fNSFNGs.
SUAfMARY

Home run-zg-o or. Two. base hitszC arlisle. y.
Brashear,. Cameron. Sacrifice titSF-M: .Brashesr.
Martinke... First base on called :ba is-9f Chris
tiaD :. on HeDsl ~ >. Struck. ont By Chris
tian .. ny HeIsIiDg 4. -Staienf .haseS--Carisle.
n Brsshesr. Fine Of CAMEL hour and. 80
minutes. C2piFe.-F iuney. e::::-*@ : - ::
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Jockey Wordsworth is on the sick list with
malaria and under the care Of phrsician. II
will be probably week or two before he re
sumes riding.
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American Association

AT Observation-Disclosures s. Minneapolis .
10 innings.
AT IOuisville-Toledo 5. Louisville 5.
. At IndianapOls-Columbus o. Indianapolis -
At Kansas 'City-St. Paul ). Kansas City g.
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PITTSBURG TAKES
CINCINNATPSSCALP
Champion Pirates Celebrate
Their Return Home by Wal.
Looping Brewers, 5 to ?
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
PITTsBrRG. April

PITTSBURG. April 2S.-The Cincin'
natl team made its first appearance here
today and was beaten 5 to 2. A home
run by Flynn in the eighth inning
with two men on bases gave the game
to the home team The fielding feat
uTe was a sensational one hand catch
by Bescher. which cut off two pros
pective runs. Score.
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PAPKE signs TO
MEET JOE THOMAS
Middle Weights to Tangie Up in
COfrofh's Mission Arena on
Afternoon of May II

The final arrangements for the
% round meeting between Joe Thoma
of this city and Billy Papke of ke-
vance, I'll, were completed yesterday
morning in Jim Coffroths office. Jack
Welsh will act as referee and the
men will meet at catch weights. The
following articles were signed by the
managers of the fighters and Pro-
moter Coffroth:
San Francisco, April IS. 1910
Billy Papke and Joe Thomas
agree to box % rounds under the
auspices of the Sunshine club of
San Mateo for so per cent of the
gross receipts, divided 60 per cent
to the winner and 40 per cent to
the loser, on Saturday afternoon
May IA, at 3 o'clock sharp, at
catchweights, soft bandages or or
binary tape to be allowed.
Contestants to report in arena
not later than 2:30 p. m. day of
contest and to submit to physical
examination by clubs official ply
stefan at all reasonable times.
Jack Welsh is agreed upon as
referee.
Contestants to deposit $3.50 with
Tom Corbett to comply with these
articles of agreement.
ED. PAPKE, for Billy Papke.
c. J. HARVEY, for Joe Thomas
]. W. COFFROTH, for the Club.
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Pitcher Jack Fitzgerald
Suspended

SACRAMENTO, April 2s.-For fall
ing to report at Recreation park, San
Francisco, last Sunday Pitcher Jack
Fitzgerald of the Sacramento Coas ters
has been given a blue envelope with a
string on it by Manager Charles Gra-
ham. A fine of six days pay was in
fiicted and Fitzgerald was suspended
indefinitely. Graham says he is through
with banking on Fitzgerald staying on
the water wagon.
The Capital, Central and Buffalo
clubs will get into the fight game in
Sacramento next month. On May the
Capital club will stage Montana Dan
Sullivan and Tim O'Nei1. and May IS
the Central club will bring Charley
Norvall and Kid Harrison together for
the Buffalo club on May 81.
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Elodia had very stormy journey in the
the heels of horses
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SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNIN,
SrMMARY

Hits made--on Morton Q. or StrickIett 3.
Sacrifice hits Thornton 90. First base IN or
rors-Stockton !. First base on called bslIs-Or
Morton > OF Stricklett g. Struck ouf-Ry
Siricklcit ,. by Morton .. Double pIay--Nurra y
10 Thornton. Stolen base-Haley Time of
game-l hour and % minutes. Umpire-Trwin.
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Northwestern League
TACOMA, April IS Tacoma won an exciti

TACOMA, April 2S-Tacoma won an exciting
game from Seattle in the ninth inning today on
hits through the infield error Of Judgment
by Seaton and Hartman's long hy to the outfield.
Score: R. H f.
Tacoma .................--.. 3
Seattle
Enthusiastically and Byrnes; Seaton and
Shea.
SPOKANE. April 2s.vancouver won today
by timely biting Jensen pitched magnificent
able factor in cutting OF Spokane's runs. Score:
r. 81. e.
Vancouver ..--...--..-........-.- 3
4 SPOKANE - = L
Batteries--Jensen and Lewis; killilay and ost-
dick.
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PARIS, April 2S.-The Prix Jason of 5000. dis
lance one mile and seven and half furjonrs
was won at Auteuil today by Mason Carne's Ell
Bar.
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Chicago 2, St. Louis 1

CHICAGO. April 2s.-Chicago defeated St.
Louis 10 1. today. Cole. recrufr, pitched
we'll for Chicago until the eighth. when be
weakened. Brown sent in with men
first and third and out. and retired the
side without run Score: r. n. z.
Cnlcago $1,000 ....----... -..--s.-.-S
St Louis ...-..----.-......--..1
Batteries-Cole Brown and Needham: Corridor
and Bresnahan. Umpires-O' Day and Brennan.
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Budding Seals Chase
Goodwin Off Hill
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 2, Fresno 1.
Sacramento 8, Stockton I.
San Francisco ), San Jose o.
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BROOKLYN 10, Boston 3

BOSTON April 2S.-Brooklyn defeated Boston.
10 to 3. by heavy hitting in poorly played
game today A triple play in the seventh in
ming, in which I'VE visitors figured. checked
Boston rally. HummeTs batting another
feature: Score: r. r.. E
BROOKLYN ................-...... IL g
Boston ID. q. Id. >
Batteries-Ruckef and Bergen; Richie. Evsns,
Graham and Riridin- Umpires-Rigler and Ems
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Western League

At Denver-Denver 10. Omaha S.
AT Wichita-Lincoln :. Wichita 0.
At Topega--Topeka 5. Des Moines a;
At ST. Joseph-St Joseph :. Sioux City 8
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@'Bstted for McArdle in ninth
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Sa Basa fda9'isoo. % o g @ z 9 "a
Portland ..-......3 o o, O Ks
Basehits ......-3 ! o u rs
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Anes l. by Steen s. First
base called bslls-On Miller l. of Steen' l.
OF Ames B. Home run-Rapps. Double play
-Nohler to McArdle 10 Tenant. Sacrifice hit
-McCredie. Stolen bases-Speas Ort Hit by
pitcher-Speas by Miller. WITT. First base on
errors-San francisco !. Left on bases-San
Francisco 4, Portland 5. Innings pitched-By
Charge defeat 10 Miller. Time OF game-I hour
and 80 minutes. Umpires-McGreevy and Hill
debrsnd.
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American League
Washington 2. Boston 1

WASHINGTON. April 2s.-Washington de
fested Boston in hard II inning game today
2 TO 1. Johnson was unusually effective with
men on bases. Il Of the visitors striking out
Collins pitched good ball until the final round
when he weakened. four singles Winning the
game. Boston's only run resulted from Streets
wild throw TO second The batting of Speaker
and Lord featured with Johnson's pitching.
Score: r. II. L.
w d>llngIon l.
Boston -.---....l 10
Ratteries-TohpsoR and Street: Collins and
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Vernon :, Oakland o.
Portland ;, san Francisco 3.
Sacramento 4. Los Angeles 1.
GAMES TODAY
Nernon-0akland at Recreation
park.
San Francisco at Portland.
Sacramento at Los Angeles.
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HARVARD BEATS WILLIAMS
CAMBRIDGE. Mass, April 2S.-Har
ward ?, Williams l. Ten innings.
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GAMES TO-DAY

Fresno at Oakland.
san Francisco at San Jose.
stockton at sacramento.
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Detroit 7, st. Louis 1

DELTUIL 4, 81 LUuIo ;.
DETROIT April 2s.-- Detroit won an easy vic
tory over St Louis today TO L. Bailey was
hit hard and bis support was Indifferent. while
NIuIIn was in rare form, allowing but four
hits. Score: R II. Il.
Detroit .................-.... 10 a.
st. Louis - -. - . - Il %
Batteries-Nlunin and Stansge; Bailey. Strom-
mel and stephens
CLEVELAND. April 2S--The Cleveland Chi
cagO game was postponed on account Of eold
weather. It viii probably be played May o.
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New York 7, Philadelphia 3
NEW YORK. April 2S.-The New York Amer
leans outplsyed Philadelphia today in all depart
ments and defeated them. 70 5. in a game fea-
tured by Ford's pitching and VOTERS hittinz.
Score: r. H.. z
Philadelphia .-..-.---..-s.- >
New York. -.-----.--I
Batteries--C oombs, Dy CERT, Thomas and LaPP
Ford and Sweeney. -.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1910-01-06

Chicago, Boston, st. Louis and all the
other financial centers report larger
bank clearings not only than in 1905,
but than in 1907 or any previous year.
From present Indications New York :
lead in total bank transactions over
London will be more than the 25 per
cent of a margin sometimes scored
Yesterday the advance OF call loans in
New York to per cent, which put a
check upon speculation for the mo-
mert, was the highest figure touched
this year, and higher than any reached
Ia 1908, but it was often exceeded in
the closing days of December OF years
OF business activity The dsburse
ment of 1920, 100000 in dividends and
interest which will take place in New
York In the first week or ten days Of
January, will be larger than at the
opening of any year In the past, and
serve to mark the expansion which is
t liking place in the volume and tho va
riety OF the country's industrial &C
tivities. In many directions 1909 has
made records which entitle it to a dis
,lnctive place on the roll of the years.
st. Louis Glooe-Democrat.