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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
AMATEUR BASEBALL

Following is the schedule of games
today
Tribunes VS.. Fort Mcdowell at Fort McDnueI
West Virginia vs.. Yountville at YountyiIle
Carroll e. 1iltons VS.. Models at Lincoln mark.
Fruitrale Independents VS.. Redwood club AT
Fruitvale
Douds VS.. Devisadero Merchants at Golden
NJ j. BIS vs. Acmes at south side nlavpronnds
Haight Street Merchants Redwood Jrs at
Lohree Bros. VS.. East Richmond at East
Richmond
Braley Grotes vs. Turkey Reds at Presidio.
Gas Workers VS.. S. F. Gas and Electric at ST.
lgnatius grounds.
Monarchs w. Raspilers at Freeman,s park.
Western club Taylor lumber company at
Alameda.
Moss Beach vs. Bay Shore Greens at Twenty.
Buffalos vs. St Andrews society Fruftyale.
Clarions General Law tons at Lobos square
Wells Fargo VS.: st. Josephs academy at
Juveniles vs.. Emeryville at Emeryville.
Lash's Bitters vs. Elmhurst at Highland park.
Rincon Hills Fruityale GraTs al Fruityale
Lillys VS.. Tourists at Petaluma.
Pioneers fSan JOSEF vsl Hayward at HAYWARD
occidentals VS.. Lincoln Park at East Lincoln
Haniey Ryes VS.. Fort Baker at Fort Baker.
Yosemites VS.. Butchers Exchange at Melrose.
Barney Frankels vs. Collegians at st. Mary's
Kentfield vs. Red sox at Forty ninth and Iele
graph.
Goodyears rs. FruitvaIe at Alameda recreation.
Columbia Park vs. Bass Hueters at Min Val
ley.
Speed Bows VS.. Atheaians at Lobos square
J. Charles Greens VS.. Owl Drug Company at
Preside.
Molders vs. yictors at st. Mary's college
Crockett vs. Bepicia at Benieia.
Martinez vs. Antioch at Martinez
Clark Ryes VS. Painters at Adams point
Seminoles VS.. Bohemians at Fifty-seyenth and
Grove.
Company A vs. Key Routes at Adams point.
Pensacola VS.. Fort Baker at Fort Baker
Southern Heights vs.. F. r. webbs at Golden
Gate park.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
WORLDS TROTTING
RECORD is BROKEN

LEXINGTON. Ky. Oct. 15.-Colorado
E, under a good drive by Gus Macy,
broke the worlds record for year old
trotters on the closing day of the Ken
lucky trotting horse breeders associa-
tion fall meeting. when he won the
Kentucky stake in straight heats to-
day He lowered his own record of
pos q, made at Colun1 bus, full. sec
ond, and also beat the 5 year old pacing
time by three fourths of a second. 1t
was the third time this year that the
Estabrook colt has lowered the world S
record. The best previous time in the
stake was 2:06s4. made by General
Watts in 1907. which was also worlds
record. Summa ries:
The stol stake for 2:1e trotters. three in i've.
value So. .o25-The Plunger won Baron Penn sec
ond Creighton third. Best time 2:O1lz. 8.
The Kentucky stake for year old trotters,
two in three, value 81. 00o-Coorado won,
George Todd second, Sue d third. Best time,
2:oz%.
2:05 pace. three in FIVE. purse LOCO. CHINA
mon won The Liar second. Mabel third. Best
time. 2:0F44.
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Many 0arsmen Enter
For Skiff Race

The following entries have been re-
eeived for the novice skiT races TO be
held by the South End rowing club
during November:
James E. Scott. William Scott, T..
Grundy, William Mclaughlin. Frank F.
Bates. Jack Sheehap. J. Dykmans. E.
Benson. r. b. McDOuSall. NJ. Hirsch,
William Lee. 2, j. Nell and t. Yoell.
Frank Davis. the premier skin man
of the club, has not yet received an
acceptance of his challenge to Oscar
Mohr of the DOlphins or Henry Hess
of the Alamedas. 1t is hoped that they
will not permit the challenge TO go un-
answered. as the South Ends feel that
they have sure winner in Davis. who
is still training.
special heavy weight swimming
race has been arranged for this morn
ing between Otto WaNfish and Charles
Asch- The course will stretch from
the bOathouse- to Meiggs wharf. A din
ner hangs on the result
The dance held at the bOathouse last
Saturday evening was decided sue
cess, the members being obliged to eX-
tend themselves to accommodate the
crowd. Another like event is promised
in the near future.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
YACHTING SEASON
IS NEARLY over
Farewell Cruises Around Bay
and Outside viii Be Held
Today

There are but two more weeks left
for yachting. After that all sails will
be furled. spars slowed and cabins
locked for the winter. The San Fran
cisco yacht club closed it's social sea-
son with a dance yesterday afternoon
at the clubhouse. During the evening
an original farce was presented. after
which the usual closing jinks were held.
Today the yachts will indulge in their
farewell cruise about the bay. Many
will attend the Corinthian games at
Paradise cove.
The Aeolian fleet has it's annual
outside cruise scheduled for today. Last
night the fleet, under command of Com
mander Louis T. Ward, left the Ala
media clubhouse and anchored off the
foot of Van Ness avenue. and this
morning the yachts will take advant-
age of the outgoing tide and enjoy an
ocean cruise.
members, who will hold their annual
games at Paradise cove. At $50 and
10:45 this morning launches will leave
the clubhouse at Tiburon for the cove,
taking members who can not make the
trip on the various yachts. Commo-
dore William J. Hogg has arranged an
excellent program of athletic stunts
and there Will be running and SWIM
ming events, tug of war for married
and single men and a general all
around good time.
Louis T. Ward and Roy Barney are
going to make the yawl lola an
auxiliary. They are installing the
engine of the old gasoline schooner San
Rafael, which was burned some months
ago. 1t has been thoroughly over
hauled, and next season promises to
see the lola a full .fiedged auxiliary
yawt
The FaraIlone race of last Sunday
will not be sailed over again this sea-
son. and Judging from the experience
of the San Francisco club in the past.
the race of next season will undoubt-
edly be set soon after opening. so that
all the yachts will be assured of good
breeze.
Lake Merritt will be the scene of
motor boat and swimming races tins
afternoon. and unless the weather pre-
vents some good time should be made
in the calm waters of the lake. All of
the Olympic clubs best swimmers will
participate. A number of Tommy Ken
dalrs yachts will participate with
other lake boats for trophies offered
by the Discovery, day celebration COM
mittee.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
Fourth in MEET
Athletic Club
of New York Carries Off
the HOnOrS

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 15.-By the
light Of the moon Dan Ahern this
evening won the hop. step and jump
and with it the national track and field
meet of the Amateur Athletic union
for his team, the Irish-American ath-
letic club of New York.
Irish Americans went into the final
the hop, step and jump-one point
behind the New York athletic club.
Martin Sheridan was defeated in the
hammer throw by NJ. H. Griffin of the
Chicago athletic association after
Sheridan had protested the measuring
of one of his throws, which he believed
went farther than he was given credit
for.
After one protest Sheridan refused to
press his complaint and the event went
to the Chicagoan, whose throw-of 1S5
feet 6A inches, was over foot ahead
of Sheridans best toss.
Pole valut for heght-Won by H. Babcock.
New York A. c.. II feet l inch This breaks
southern record of IL feet 51a inches
Five mile run-won by W. ]. Kraemer. In
dependent New York Time, 2I.6 2-5. Breaks
southern record of 2s:4a1-5.
Throwing discus-Won by NJ. H.. Griffin. Chi
dan. dan. irish American G.. New York. second.
134 feet; Ralph Rose. Olympic 4: c. eo,.ss,n San
record of 115 feet | inch;
800 yard dash. fnal-Won by Gwyn Henry
unattached. Eden M IeS h Time. ~ Issn 80. prodd
Iri.h American A. c., 163 feet l inch; Platt
inches Ralph Rose. olympic A. c.. thtd. 140
feet This breaks the American record of 16o
feet 1O1a inches made by Ollie Snedinger In 1909
N York A. c., 16s feet Al inches: c. Walsh,
New York A. c.. second. 163 feet; Ralph Rose,
Olympic A. c.. third. $50 feet inches. Breaks
former southern record of 43 feet inches.
Chicago A. A. 23 feet 3 1-2 inches Breaks
southern record Of 81 feet sla inches
e2o yard low hurdlss-Won by j. j. EiIer'
Irish American A. c.. New York. Time. 20 TO.
Breaks southern record of :26.
12O ward, high hurdles-Won by ]. Case. Illinois
A. c.. Chicago: ]. J. EIler. Irish American A. G.,
San Francisco. fhird. Time Is 40 seconds.
Dfsahs Nile iyt6 runNw61 BY j W. Monument. Irish
American racot A. cNew vss sork Time 4Si Breaks
440 yard Won W, Hates. st. Gregory
A. c. Philadelphia. Time. - seconds.
$50 yard rilNr--Won by P. Gissing. \. York A
New es York: seo second. l"gnse Time. 2:oi s
16 pound shotputZ Won by Ralph Rose olym-
pic A. c.. San Francisco. AZ feet | inch Breaks
100 yard dash-won by J. NJ. Rosenberger.
Irish-Amercan A. c., New York Time. 10 10
seconds.
New York A. c. 81 feet 1 y inches.
Running high jump--Won by W. Thomassen.
New York A. c.. feet inches.
Running hop step and jump-Won By Daniel
o., fnch -
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Yosemite VS.. Sailors at
The Preside

The Yosemite clubs football team
of this city will play it's initial game
of the season with the sailors of the
battleship South Dakota at the Pre-
sidiO grounds at 2:3O O'Clock today.
The sailors have a very good record
so far this season. and as the local
team has always held its own with
teams of their type, a good game will
be forthcoming.
The schedule that has been arranged
by Spaldings for the YOsemites is as
follows:
October 23 Olapahs: October 30.
Mare Island; November s. Winged VS..
Vallejo; November 90 BrOoklyns; No
vember % Century Oakland: Decem-
ber 90 Winged VS.. San Francisco
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

Alameda and Richmond viii play a double
header at Richmond today. the first game TO
begin at I O'Clock. Jenkins. Russell and Ryan
viii he the battery for the visitors and Ward
Berger and Bliss will be the mainstays OF the
Richmond team Jacobs and Sears viii umpire
AT San Leandro Berkeley will play the home
team double header. the first game 10 com
mence at O'Clock. Berkeley will have Sparks.
Rurns tsoldy and Harrison as pitchers. with
Perkins ON the receiving end San LeandrO
will use ZamIoeh. ArIett and Sinclair slab
sters. with Jackson and Christensen catchers-
Bull Perrine and Earl Brown viii ofhciate as
umpires-
At Freeman's park Fruitvale will meet Elm
hurst. with knight and Thurman for Fruitvala
and. Olivera aud Gsrim1aelman fog ElmhAE<<>
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Santa Cruz Rugby Team
Beats WatSonville
Iseeeial Dupoteh 10 The CoHl

SANTA CRUZ, oct. l5.-The local
high school played its first game of
Rugby in the Coast Counties league
schedule today. defeating Watsonville
in a close game by a score of to g.
Watsonville showed to advantage in
passing but was outclassed in serum
work Neither team was able to score
during the first half. No other games
were played in the league circuit. Next
Saturday Santa Cruz meets Hollister.
Santa Cruz won the cup last year The
league circuit is composed of Watson
Vile, HoIlister. Santa Cruz. Gilroy and
Monterey.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
Cleveland Takes Second
From Cincinnati

CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 15.-Cleveland
made it two out of three from Cincin-
natl in the series for the championship
of Ohio, winning. Z to 1. Lajoie ac-
cepted 81 chances without an error
Score:
r.. FL E.
CteVeiand f......-. ............--- II
Cincinnati ---.--...-......e...-f Z o
Batteries-Falkenberg and Adams: Beebe.
Burns. Rowan and Mclean. Umpires-Brennan
and O'Loughlin.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
"TY" BEATS OUT "NAP FOR NCNG tOVON IN OFFICIAL FIGURES
IS BEATEN
BY HAIRS BREADTH
President Johnson Permits Both
Players to Accept Autos
From Donors

CHICAGO. Oct. 15.-Tyrus Cobb Of
Detroit. by verdict of President John
son today. was the leading batsman Of
the American league for 1910. with
winning per centage over Larry Lajoie
of Cleveland of .OOOss.
AS the National league leaders
dropped out of the contest some time
ago. Johnson's announcement means
that Cobb is the champion hitter of
the country The automobile the trO-
ply over which there has been so
much excitement and not a little crit
icism, goes to Cobb. but Lajoie. by per-
mission of Johnson. will accept a du-
plicate.
The records turned in by the Of
fetal scorers and approved and promul-
gated by Johnson are:
Player AB BH Pct
NCopo -s-.---.-.............. .aOS ist lVb
LaJoie -o91 - 4c9
Third Baseman Corridor of St. Louis
is vindicated in the statement and I'M
pfre Evans is quoted as declaring that
not only were Lajoie's eight hits all
legitimate, but that he really should
have been credited with nine.
Johnson stated that he has request
ed President Hedges of the st. Louis
club to investigate further the charge
that some one connected with his club
attempted TO influence the official
scorer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
At Last Athletics Win
From All Stars

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 15.-The 1910
champions of the American league to-
day defeated the A1l-Stars by the score
of to 0. 1t was the only game of the
series of FIVE won by the Philadelphia
team. Bender. Plank and Krause. each
of whom pitched three innings, held the
hard hitting stars TO three hits. Score.
R. III. f.
Al Al stars = ----...--
Batteries-WaIsh. Street and Donahue, Bender,
Plank, Kranse, Thomas aud Livingstone.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
SOCCER SCHEDULE TODAY

Three games in the schedule of tn,
California football league will b,
played today as follows:
Independents VS.. Pastimes
Thistles VS.. United States Soldiers.
Vampires VS.. Oaks.
The games will be played on th,
grounds of the first named clubs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
BowLING TEAM FORMED

The statesmen of the Walkover shoe
store have formed a FIVE man bowling
team anJ challenge any tea mfrom any
retail business house in the city. Chal-
len gesr. should. be addressed to A. Hi
Fitchen, 764 Market street.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

| The nearer man comes to under
| standing a woman the more he wishes
! he didn't.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

Australian horses are preferred to all
others in India, the price for one in
Calcutta being as high as $40 to. 1866.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16
New York Nationals
Beat Americans

NEW YORK. Oct. 15-Fast base run
ming and heavy hitting marked the Sec
ond victory of the New York Nationals
over the Americans today. to 4. The
post season series now stands: Ma
tionals 2, Americans 1.
Score:
R. H. E.
Amso,ssns 1 .;ons9a ................s .........s = z
batteries - Vaughn. Quinn and Mitchell;
Dr,lcke and Myers. Umpires-Klem and Evans.
CHICAGO, Oct 15.-In the final game OF the
season here today Chicago defeated st. Louis.
to 1 Score: r. II. E.
Chicago Observation-Disclosures. 8 o
ST. Louis .
Batteries-Weaver and Needham Steele and
Bresnahan. Umpires-O'Day and Rigler.
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Central League

srANDING oF THE Gle.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-16

Last Wednesdays storm and the
probability of further precipitation did
much TO revive the spirits of scatt er
gun enthusiasts. as was evidenced by
the large number of hunters that left
the city for the hunting resorts last
night and Friday.
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known and liked throughout the
county. He has passed the prepara-
-ory stage in the legal profession,
and will doubtless meet with that
professional success his many warm
friends here hope for him. Mr.. Con-
oway during his residence here made
many friends throughout this sec
Jon of Oregon.
Both young people carry with
hem into their life of mutual help
,ulness and happiness the kindest
wishes of everybody in Enterprise,
Ind to this the Enterprise Press adds
is hope that both will be spared the
-iisappointments in life which lie in
wait for all people, and that the sor-
rows of the young people may be
continually smothered in happiness
and Joy and prosperity.
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-05-11
Bumper Fruit Crop
Is Now Predicted
Road Supervisor Of Imnaha Says Ev-
erythins So Far Points to
Plenty.

Road Supervisor Joseph McCarty,
who had been attending the present
session of the county court, paid the
Enterprise Press office a genial Wis
1t Friday. In conversation Mr.. Nc
Carty stated that the present out
look for a bumper fruit crop in the
Imnaha district was splendid. And
in speaking of the fruit OF that
belt, he said:
1--WE raise the best fruit in the
Northwest. Hood River apples,
though widely advertised, have not
The flavor of the Imnaha apples. All
other fruits of this district carry
the same superior quality"
The settler who wishes land in the
Imnaha valley will probably be dis
appointed, unless he should buy i'm
medlately, as the valley is narrow
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News Notes From
The North District
Promise Items Reflecting the Daily
Events In and About That
Plcae.

Promise, May 4.-Luther Hender
son has moved from his homestead
to the Walter Miller place month OF
Promise postoffice. He has got the
contract to drive the Promise-Wal-
.owa mail for the coming four years
and will commence his new duties
soon.
The Colpitts sawmill has started
up for the season in full force.
Mrs Tom Bennett who has been
in Wallowa sick for several weeks
is getting better.
Tom Miller and his friend, Mr..
Griffin, who lately returned from the
law school at Chattanooga, Tenn,
have gone to Haines to work on the
saw mill through the summer.
Clint Clemons is driving the mail
stage for Harvey Thomson this
week.
Preaching at East Grossman May
Is, at IL "a M, by Rev. F. G. Pot
ter.
Rev. Thomas Johns of Wallowa
will hold quarterly meeting at East
Grossman, May II, Tuesday, at 1880
p. m.
Joe Carper has gone back to the
reserve for another months hunt
for the government.
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HAS 100 ACRES OF ALFALFA
AND TWO CROPS YEARLY

G. r. Pratt, a pioneer rancher lIy-
ing near Enterprise, paid the county
seat city one OF his usual weekly VS.
its Saturday. In conversation with
MIR. Pratt he stated that he had
some 100 acres in alfalfa, cutting
two crops yearly. This will be read
with interest by any eastern read
err who is seking lands and the op-
Portunity for a home. Mr.. Pratt
sells his alfalfa, when he desires
to sell any at all, for from $5 to- So
in the stack. The eastern man of
some means could get independently
rich buying alfalfa land in quantity
from 100 to 800 acres and seeding
it to alfalfa In some localities in
the county where the altitude is
lower, he could probably cut three
crops every year, and sell every ton
of it in the stack. Or getting bottom
land for timothy-an such timothy
as the easterner never saw before
I-he could get rich in time raising
nothing but timothy. 1t has been
surprise to the new editor of this
paper to see timothy grown here
higher than his head. For this tim
othy there is a clamorous market
at a price quoted in Portland last
week of $23 ton.
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Marriage Of a Most
Popular Couple
Attorney A. 3. conoway and Miss
Edna Browning Are United In
Wedlock.

Ore of the most popular weddings
celebrated i'm Enterprise for years
was that in which Mr.. A. b. Como
way and Miss Edna Browning were
united in marriage Saturday evening
.ast by Rev. Samuel Harris. The
young people, happy in their new
union, left Sunday morning for Des
Moines, Ia, and it is expected that
later they will travel through the Da
kotas looking for a suitable location.
Mr.. Conowpy viii locate in a grow
ing town where he may practice his
legal profession.
Miss Browning is one of the best
loved young persons of Enterprise
and Wallowa county. She is daugh-
her of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Browning,
the family numbering among the
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most respected and progressive res
idents of Enterprise. In addition to
her innumerable natural charms and
life of singular sweetness, Miss
Browning is a beautiful singer of
talent and culture, having passed
through long training in voice cul-'
ture, and ever held herself In read
iness to give her services to her COM
munity.
Mr.. Conoway is a young man we'll
The news=record. [volume] (Enterprise, Wallowa County, Oregon) 1907-1910, 1910-05-11
BLACK MARBLE LIME
WORKS TO THE FRONT

Edward Eben, representative of the
Black Marble Lime Works near here,
was in Enterprise Friday. In an in
.erview with Mr.. Eben that gentle
man stated that the lime furnish
ed by the Black Marble Works was
found by actual test to be the best
lime on the market. This lime, it
should be known, is mined and burn
ed in the hills near Joseph, within
a dozen miles of Enterprise, the
county seat, giving easy access to
the markets of the country.
What the Black Marble company
now is deeply interested in is the
matter of freight rates to Portland.
Spokane, and Walla Walla. This
company has enough lime in sight to
supply these three cities with all
the lime thy can use in the next
thousand years-this company has
mountain of it, and as is stated the
best lime on the market.
Secretary Payne of the Enterprise
Commercial Club is taking up the
matter of freight rates, in behalf
of the Black Marble company. He
is doing this gratuitously, merely as
secretary of the Commercial club,
and prompted by his characteristic
enthusiasm for the development of
Wallowa county. 1t is to- be hoped
that this matter will be settled favor
ably to the lime industry here which
bids fair to become one of the big
gest productions of the entire coun-
ty. More railroads and better rates
make up the present desire of Wal,
Iowa county.