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Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
VIRGINIA TOURNEY
WILL OPEN TODAY
Junior Event to Begin at Nine
O'clock and Open Singles
This Afternoon

The twenty-ffth annual tournament OF
the Southern California Lawn Tennis asso-
citation will ooen =. o'clock this morning
on the courts of the Hotel Virginia, Long
Beach, with one of the largests entry lists
local tennis circles has ever known. Es-
pecially strong is the list in the number OF
the younger element slated for their debut
In open tourney play and the interest that Is
already being taken in the meet promises
success from the start
Claude NJ. Butlln. champion of Mexico,
has been trying out the cement in strenu-
GUS effort to prepare himself for the week
grind and has declared himself fit as
possible for the game of his life. He will
meet Marshall Ketchum. one of the juniors,
In the preliminary first round and should
have an easy time of it until reaching the
semi finals. where he is slated to cross
rackets with Alohonso Bell. This will be
the feature match of tho tournament If But
lin is in his real form and also will prob
ably be the match that will mark the Win
ner of the open event
The junior singles will commence this
morning and will occupy both courts until
noon. At o'clock the onen singles Will
start with perhaps a few postponed matches
in the Junior event. Tomorrow will mark
the start of the ladies' events and the
matches Will be run off fast as the tour
nament committee can attend to their
schedule The matches will be played as
follows
Open singles, preliminary round-Lowry
vs. Wayne. Merrill VS.. Sheldon, Bumiller VS..
Fottrell, Holmes VS.. Harnett. Knox VS. New
ell, Young KS. Galusha, Bell VS.. Rockwell,
Myers VS.. Weller. Noble VS.. Wayne, Browne
vs. Weller, Ball VS.. Rogers, Scott VS.. Banes
Goodrich vs. Freeman,
First round-Overton vs. Rogers, Barry VS..
Dixon, Ketchum VS.. Butlin. Hopper VS. Die
trch. Fnnegan VS.. winner of Lowry Wayne
Match, Kalt VS.. Feitshans Mcfarland VS.,
Dawson, Johnson VS. Rogers, Bacon VS.. Sinsa-
baugh Shook VS.. Clelland, winners in preln-
mary round.
Ladies' single (open)-Mrs. B. o. Bruce. bye;
Helene McVay VS. Florence Allen; Mrs. stick
rod Miss Florence sutton Miss Adelaide
Cox VS.. Miss Golda Myer: Miss Alice Scott VS..
Miss Agnes Yoch; Miss Mary Browne VS.. Miss
Fanny Rowan: Miss Laura McNay, bye; Miss
May sutton. bye
Ladies' singles (speciaD-Miss Laura McVay,
bye: Mrs. Walter Ellis, bye; Miss Elizabeth
Cullin, bye; Miss Fannie Rowan, bye; Miss
Agnes Yoch. bye Miss Josephine Struve VS.
Miss Edith Osmond; Miss Marguerite Merrill
vs.. Mrs. c. DAILY; Miss May Richards VS..
Miss Helene McVay; Miss Dora Rogers VS.
Miss Eleanor Richards; Miss Elizabeth ShlrI
VS.. Miss Edith Rowland; Miss Agnes Ganahl
bye; Miss Florence Allen, bye; Miss Harnett
bye: Mrs. Stokrod. bye; Miss Nora Harnett,
bye; Miss Adelaide Cox, bye
Junior sngles--Earl Kalt, bye; Marshall
ketchum, bye; Dolph Allen Carl Linn; V.
A Sheldon VS.. Charles Banes: Gray Harri-
man VS.. Kenneth c. Newell; Dixon VS. Eli
Fottrell Joseph Ball, jr.. bye; Emery Rogers,
bye.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO, July 31.-Detroit made it four
straight from Chicago today, winning G to g.
against four pitchers Four bases on balls in
the opening inning petted Detroit big lead
The features were home runs by Tannehill and
Cobb, the former scoring four runs with the
first home run drive made at Comiskeys new
park Score:
Chicago 3, hits 5, errors 8.
Detroit G. hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Olmstead, Young, Walsh, Scott and
Payne; Donovan and Schmidt.
ST. LOUIS July 31.-Cleveland won today in
, double-header. to 4 in eleven innings, and
the second, to 0. Ray and Harkness wer4
the original pitchers in the opening game. bat
gave way to Bailey and Fanwell. Falkenberg
held the locals TO three hits in the second
game. Lajoies work was the feature of both
games Score first game:
Cleveland ), hits S, errors l.
St Louis 4. hits 9, errors 5.
Batteries-Ray, Bailey and Stephens; Hark-
ness. Fanwell and Easterly.
Second game
Cleveland @ hits g. errors l.
St Louis 0, hits 8, errors 0.
Batteries-Powell, Kinsella and Kilifer
Falkenberg and Bemis.
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smith batted for Schafer in eighth inning
SCORE BY INNINGS

Two-base hits--Maggert C2), Wares. sacrlAc
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

CINCINNATI, July 31.-Pttsburg took a
close game from Cincinnati today, to 2. A
running one-handel. catch by Bescher pre-
vented the visitors from scoring in the sixth
inning ScOre
Pittsburg 3. hits 7, errors 4.
Cincinnati 2, hits 6, errors l.
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Gaspar and
T. Clark. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
ST LOUIS, July 3-Chicago won both
games of a double header from St. Louis to-
day. The second game was called by Umpire
o. Day in the seventh inning with out and
three on bases Cole allowed hits in the
last game Score, first game:
St Louis 0, hits 0, errors 8.
Chicago 4, hits 7, errors l.
Chicago 9, hits IS, errors l.
Batteries-Lush, Higgins and Bresnahan
Bronw and King.
Second game:
st. Louis Q, hits0, errors 3.
Batteries-Backman and Phelps Cole and
Archer. Umpires-O Day and Brennan.
The second game called at the end of
the seventh inning, that the Chicago team
might catch a train.
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The Hat Box team by default from
the Slauson avenue nine.
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Baseball, Racing, Boxing
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

Sacramento
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HARNESS DEVOTEES
PLAN FINAL TEST
Empire City Meeting Will Decide
Fate of Sport Around
New York
CLUB TO SUPPORT VENTURE

NEW YORK, July 30.-Managers or
the New York Trotting club, who are
backing the coming grand circuit
meeting at Empire City track, are in
almost constant consultation for the
final arrangements of the event and
are apparently sparing no efforts to
either make the meeting a great and
permanent success or prove once for
all that racing the American harness
horse under existing conditions in this
state should be abandoned altogether
Trotting horsemen of the east, as
well as the entire country, are more
Vitally interested in the New York
meeting than any other in the entire
grand circuit of the year, as 1t will in
many respects be the most unique and
unusual racing event ever held in the
history of the harness turf in America.
There never has been another trot-
ting meeting on such a large scale as
the one planned for Empire City track,
in which the only income with which to
meet the immense expense is the gate
receipts alone. The New York Trot-
ting club will have no income from
early closing or class race entrance
fees, which are practically the main
support of many other racing associa-
tions, as all fees received in excess of
the amount of purses will go to start
ing horses and divided among the
winners, for New York, alone among
others, gives actual guaranteed stakes
and purses.
There will be no income from any
privileges of any kind, while many
other similar meetings derive enough
from their source to more than cover
the running expenses of their weeks
races.
What important effect will the sue
cess or failure of the New York meet
ing have on the future of country's
harness sport, and more so, the indus
try of breeding the American trotter,
cannot possibly oe estimated offhand,
yet horsemen have a full idea of it
and in their anxiety do not stand on
ceremony in giving their full opinion.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
LIONS WIN FROM CUBS

REDONDO BEACH, July 31-The Re
dondo Beach Sea Lions neatly removed the
cuticle from the ferocious Teddy Bears to-
day by the score of to /. The Cubs
downfall was due to the stingy pitching of
Kindergarten" Gipe. who held the brunos
to three sickly looking biffs and ono lone
run. Teck stirred uD the animals in the
second inning when he headed off one of
Cllntons curves with his bludgeon with a
din that sounded like an Eskimo falling
off stepladder with a storm window. Not
until the eighth did cub take the trip
around the bases. while the Sea Lions made
three Of the delightful journeys on four hits
and two grizzly errors.
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BEAVERS ANNEX DOUBLE
HEADER FROM LEADERS
Portland Delegation Plays Big
League Ball in Both Morn
ing and Afternoon

SAN FRANCISCO, July 81-Portland was
playing 1000 per cent baseball today and
with big league ease took both games to-
day from San Francisco, to and to l.
The afternoon game went IL innings. Ten
nant opened the afternoon run getting in
the fourth with high one into a neigh
boring back yard. Portland tied the score
in the ninth on a bad throw to the plate
by Witt in an effort to catch Rapps Then
the game lolled along until the twelfth
when Portland fell on Eastley for two
doubles and three singles which netted
them four runs Stems performance in the
box the feature of the morning game,
Stewart was wild and Browning was sub
stituted in the second, but the locals were
handicapped and could not catch up. Scores:
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PIONEERS DEFEAT oLINDA

Olinda went down to defeat before the Pi-
oneers at Olinda yesterday afternoon by a
score of 4 to 2. Up to the final session Olinda
had to lead, and rpps getting bet
ter the further he went. But in this inning
the Pioneer sluggers fell him for four hits
and four runs, sewing up the contest. Clark
connected for a triple with the sacks chicken,
and victory was snatched from the grasp of
the oil drilers Cark's work in the pinches
was easily the feature of the game, and with
his splitter working superbly he struck out
nine men. The game a disastrous one
for the Pioneers however Second Baseman
Reeve suffered the loss of a left toe when
Isbell slid into the bag in the third inning
and Outfelder Brown injured his leg sliding
10
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SOUTHERN STATE LEAGUE
LONG BEACH WINS

Long Beach. the newly initiated club of
the league, was sent W several notches
yesterday in the league percentage by de-
featlng the whittier club at Los Neitos in
a thrteen-inning game. The Quaker City
nine took the airship route in the thirteenth
spasm and gave up the ghost, the seasiders
winning by the score of to 4.
Long Beach 6, hits 4, errors /.
whittier 4. hits 7. errors ..
Batteries-Milliken, Reynolds; Crossman
and Hixon. Umoire-Mailheau
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
COUNTRY CLUB PLAYERS
TURN IN CLEAR SCORES

One of the best golf days of the
summer season resulted from yester-
days play on the Los Angeles Country
club links, and the largest number of
players that have thronged the green
in some time dotted the course. The
day was a real golf day in the scoring
lists, too, and three of the contestants
in the sweepstakes play came through
with five up on bogey. The interest
in the game is increasing daily, and
golf is coming into it's own. The scores
of the day were as follows:
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SENATORS CLEAN
UP WHOLE SERIES
Defeat Angels by Batting Rally in
the Twelfth Act of the
Contest

SACRAMENTO, July 2l.-Boardman got to
Criger for double header in the twelfth
inning Of as great a game as has been seen
on the local grounds this year, and was
scored by Briggs, who banged the ball against
right field fence, giving the Senators the
sixth straight game and the series against
the Angels. Jack Fitzgerald pitched his sec
ond win of the week, holding the Angels
safe at all times. Dillon and his players
left for the south tonight after losing a
series in which they were completely out
classed in all departments of the game. Score:
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
ECHO PARKS LOSE

In a fast game the Tenth Street Merchants
defeated the Echo Park Juniors by the score
of to 6 at Sixth and Alexander streets. The
game was in doubt up to the sixth inning,
when the Tenth Streets let out a kink and
came in ahead
Tenth Street Merchants Z, hits 10, errors g..
Echo Parks 6, hits Z, errors 7,
Batteries-Tenth Streets, johnson and Lavel-
lee; Echo Parks, Wolff and Dawes.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
FORMER NATIONAL GOLF
CHAMPION BREAKS RECORD

CHICAGO. July 31.-Walter ]. Travis for
merly national golf campion, playing with
Jarvis Hunt, cut six strokes from the course
record at the Chicago Golf CLUB today. Ira
Wis and Hunt opposed Kendall and Hunter
The former record. rs strokes. held by
Walter Ames. Travis made the course in
So. His medal score today was 16 strokes
under boEey and strokes under par.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
JUNIOR LEAGUE

Teams In the Junior league started Off In
big league fashion yesterday afternoon aho
several fast games were reported from the
various diamonds The article of ball dished
up by these stars of tomorrow was surprising,
and favorable comment was passed by those
who witnessed the games. The Junior league
looks like 1t will be a coming factor in sun
day amateur baseball, as several fast inter-
scholastic athletes connected with the re-
spectiVe clubs.
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Boxing HERALD SPORTING PAGE Ane9s2@. 444e
Amateur Sports, Athletics
TW0-THIRDS OF MILE
RECORD IS BROKEN

NEW YORK. July st.--Melvin w. shep-
pard broke the worlds record today Tor Two
thirds of a mile in n race at Celtic park
His time was 2:45 2-5. ors1-5 second better
than the mark set last year by bmino
Lunghi the Italian champion, on the same
track.
Dan o'Hearne added three-fourts or an
inch to his own worlds record for two nops
and a jump. His new mark M bl feet IN
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BOYLE HEIGHTS WIN

The Boyle Heights Juniors defeated the
Vernon nine on the Belvedere diamond by the
score Of 10 to 9. The visitors secured eight
runs in the first inning off the delivery or
Graham before he was removed from the
mound in favor of Reynolds who delivered the
goods in major league fashion.
Boyle Heights 10, hits s, errors 3.
Vernon ., hits 6, errors ,.
Batteries-Johnson and George Leahy; Gra-
ham, Reynolds and Biegler.
Umpre. Parks.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
FLYNN'S PRESS AGENT IS
THERE WITH ADVERTISING

DENVER, July Slim Flynn of Pueblo has
issued a challenge through local paper to
any light heavyweight in the world. Flynn
declares Papke Tommy Burns or Ketchel VIII
have precedence, and states he is willing to
fight any number Of rounds from to 10 for
any division Of the purse that suits his OPP
ponent He says he can be ready on two
weeks notice. and will make a side bet of from
$500 to $4,000. Flynn is at present in Los An
gces.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
LEADERS DEFEATED

The Goldsmiths defeated the Hughes
club yesterday on the Vernon diamond by
the score of to 4, Lind, pitcher for the
winners. besides striking out IA of his OPP
poners, sent the sphere out for home run.
Goldsmiths 3, hits 10. errors l.
Hughes 4. hits 6. errors G.
Batteries-Lind, Proctor; D. Smith II.
Price. Umpre-MolyneauX
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SIERRA MApRE SHUT OUT

on the foothill diamond yesterday afternoon
by score of Q to 0. Crandall and Ellis
managed the twrling department for the win
ming aggregation, Tucker and Olson for the
mountaineers. Not one of the Sierra Madre
boys got further than second, and the Mon
rovia fans are jubilant over the splendid
showing of their team,
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NELKs BEAT HORNETS

In a one-sided game the Neks defeated the
Hornets yesterday afternoon on the Crown Hill
diamond by the score of % to g. This is the
largest score turned in by any team so far
this season.
Nelks %, hits %. 4.
Hornets g. hits g. errors 4.
Batteries-Hornets Shift and Kellogg; Nelks
Tempeton and Cook.
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cENTRALs PROTEST

The Slauson Avenue Playgrounders defeated
the Centrals on the Sauson avenue diamond
by the score of to T. The feature of the
game was the pitching of Lyons, who made
ten of his opponents walk the strikeout plank.
The winners played a consistent game, al
though at times the umpire marred the game
by questionable decisions The game has
been protested by the losers.
Slausons s, hits 3, errors 3.
Centrals Z, hits 6, errors 4.
KelleV
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At St Paul-First game, St Paul 2, Louis
vile 0; second game, St Paul D. Louisville 9.
At nneapolis-Indianapol 5, Minneapo-
lis 1.
At Kansas City-First game, Kansas City
5, Columbus 2; second game, Kansas City 4,
Columbus 2.
At Observation-Disclosures 5, Toledo 4.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
INTERURBAN LEAGUE

The results in the Interurban league yester-
day afternoon were as follows: Wieands 8,
L. A. Bricks q Verdugo 7777,7 Moneta 2; Rem
ingtons O. PiC) Heights g.; Manchester II, South
End Merchants 25; South Central Merchants A.,
H. A. Merchants 10; West Jefferson Merchants
4. Pippins ).
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
SOUTH HOLLYWOOD WINS

South Hollywood took the Hassard Parks
into car,n on the South Hollywood diamond
yesterday afternoon by a score Of 10 to 6. The
suburban boys were always in the game ana
punched hits to annex the victory MOSS ana
Jamsev handled the delivery department Of
the winning squad, and Gerry and Sanchez
performed the same stunt for the local boys.
Score:
Hollywood 10, hits 8, errors 3.
Hassards G, hits Z, errors ..
Umpire-Benlfhaus.
hits-R Brashear, Coy. Bases on balls-Oh
Christian, g. Struck out-By Christian, 3; by
Schafer, 3. Double plays-Schafer TO n.
Brashear Time Of game-1:5O. Umpire-Me-
Greevy.
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AFTERNOON GAME

The first three innings of the afternoon
affair looked like a winning for the Vernon
ties, and the fourth inning produced the first
tally of the game and the Vernon side of
the lists StoyaI singled and took second on
Kitty's slam over second. A sacrifice hit by
Roy Brashear sent Jess to third, and the first
blood of the game came in on Coy's sacrifice
fly to center.
Oakland came into the running in the sixth
and sent over two tales from two singles
and double, Thomas singled hut was forced
out by Hogan and the latter stole second.
Wares hit third, advancing Hogan to
third, and Maggert sent them both home by
a beautiful double 10 center. Score, Oakland
. Vernon l.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-08-01
LAWNDALE WINS

The Lawndale team defeated the Sunset Hills
on the West Temple street grounds by a score
of 16 to yesterday afternoon. The suburban
ties slugged the ball over every portion of the
lot and played sad havoc with the twirls and
twists of the local mound artist.
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WESTERN LEAGUE

At Denver-Denver T. Omaha 0.
At St Joseph-St Joseph ., Des Mones TO-
At Wichita-First game, Wichita 4, Lincoln
2; second game, Wichita 6, Lincoln 4.
At Topeka-First game, Sioux City 3, To-
peka 0; second game, Sioux City 8, Topeka 4.
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Two-base hits-Boardman, Perry, Howard
Roth. Delmas. Sacrifice hit-Ls Longe Bases
on balls-Off Fitzgerald. l; off Crger, l.
Struck out-By Criger, 2; by Fitzgerald, s.
Double play-Bernard to Smith. one out when
winning run was made. Time of game, 1;4O
Umpires, Van Hatren and Finney.
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SAN FRANCISCO
xBatted for Seaton in eighth.
xxRatted for Eastley in twelfth.
SJMAlARY 7

Runs-One and hits off Seaton in ! IN
-,ings. I hit off Garrett in / 1-3 innings.
Home Home run-Tennant Two-base hlts-speas,
olsen. Sacrifice hits-Rapps, Casey. Berry
Bases on balls-Om Eastley, 3; off Garrett
- ar Kraups, / Struck out-By Seaton,
4, bv Eastiey. Z; by Garrett / by Krapps,
a Double piays-Berry to Mohier; Casey to
olson TO Rapps; Shaw to McArdle to Ten
nant Time-2:35. Credit victory TO
IEranns Umpire-Hildebrand.
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vERDUeo WINS AGAIN

The Verdugo Parks kept up their winning
streak in yesterdays fray with the Moneta
Merchants and defeated the local boys by
score Of 10 .. The Moneta nine secured
eight safetes from the pckings, but could not
bunch them sufficiently to annex the talles.
The score follows:
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CTTNMARY

Hits made OF Hensling and runs in 2-5
innings; hits and runs off Breckenridge in
1-3 innings. Three base hits-Carlisle Two
base hits-Wares Bases on balls-On Lively,
l. Struck out-By Lively, 8; by Raleigh, 2.
Double pays-Livey to Mite to Cutshaw;
Hdvely to Cutshaw: Wares 10 Cutshaw to Cam
eron. Charge defeat TO Hensling. Wild pitches
Lively 2. Time Of game-1:5O. Umpire
McGraaVv
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CITY LEAGUE

On the Colegrove diamond the Radium
Spring team defeated the Blinn Lumber
company nine by the close of to 4.
A fast game played throughout A neat
double was executed by the winners The
game went twelve innings.
Radium Springs 3. hits 8. errors g.
Blinns 4. hits 13. errors 4.
Umpire-Hoag.
Nadeaus defeated the National Lumber
company team the Twenty fifth and Ala
media diamond to 3. The game was
thirteen-inning session and attended
by a large crowd.
Nadeaus :. hits s. 5.
National Lumber 3. hits I. errors 3.
Umpire-Pitzer.
The Hat Box team won by default from
the Slauson avenue nine.
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SAN PEDRO LOSES

On the Dolgevlle diamond the Andres
brothers defeated the san Pedro nine by
the score of 13 to /. The feature of the
game was the class A twlrling of Dan Le-
ouin for the winners who held the Harbor
city team down to two hits In eight innings,
Andres Bros 13. hits 4. errors >.
San Pedro /. hits 3. errors s.
BatterIes-Leuuin, Sullivan; Broadd Su-
pelveda. Umpire--J. Scott Allen.
The Racycles and Bostons laid off yes
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ANpERsoNrLoREs WIN

Anderson Lores finished off the Santa Ana
aggregation in fine style at Athletic park
yesterday afternoon by a score of II TO 2,
Leonard and Kohler were the star slug
gers of the winning squad and secured four
safe ones apiece The score follows
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MORNING GAME

Oakland started the scoring in its half Of
the first with a succession of safeties. Wares
doubled to left and scored on Maggert's drive
in the came direction. Cameron and Wolver-
ton lobbed for single sacks to left and right,
but died on base.
The second brought a couple more to the
Oak score list with another quartet of slams.
swander singled, but was forced out by Mite.
Lively singled, advancing Mite, and Willie
Hogan scored him with a safety to left, he
himself crossing the pan on Maggerts long
drive to left. Score Oakland 8, Vernon o.
The third, fourth and fifth innings brought
the Villagers five bngles, but they could not
get enough of real baseball luck to force over
a tally. The sixth gave the tallykeeper an
other busy turn. With two down, w. Hogan
started the fireworks with hard drive over
third Wares followed with a single to right,
and Maggert drove in both tallles with long
lob over short. Score, Oakland g. Vernon 0.
The last of the ninth brought Vernon her trio
of tallles. Lindsay singled to left and Brown
repeated the stroke. Carlisle scored both men
with a pretty triple to right and completed
the pan crossing on Stovals single to right.
Score, Oakland 8, Vernon 8.
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SAN FRANCISCO
xBatted for Browning in ninth.
Crnnn nv TNrNrrN-rG

Runs-One and hits off Stewart in 1-3
innings. Three-base hit-Rapps. Sacrifice
hts-Melchoir, Sheehan, Rapps. Bases on
balls-OR Stewart 8; off Browning, !; OFF
Steen 2 Struck out-By Stewart ?; by
Browning, ?; by Steen, l. Hit by pitcher
speas Mohler Double play-Martinke to
Fisher to Rapps to Olson Time-2:OO. Um-
ire-Hildebrand.