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SAN JOSE BLANKED BY
ROMPING BABY SEALS
Invaders Play Rings Around Gardeners
Using Up Two Twirlers

The baby Seals played all around the
Prune Pickers yesterday afternoon, and
they won an easy victory. The visitors
used two pitchers. but neither of them
We're effective against Sheehan's men.
Meikle pitched for San Francisco and
he was very effective, shutting the
Garden City men out without run.
Griffin, who swung the bat effective
ly, started the trouble in the opening
frame. Sheehan walked and then Grif-
fin swung on the ball for a triple. scor-
ing the first run. Carman hit in the
second and Trippet attempted a sacri-
fee. The ball was thrown to second
to catch Carman and all were safe.
Waring sacrificed and then Lewis hit,
scoring Carman and Trippet.
Sheehan hit in the third and took
second on passed ball. Griffin walked
and Conway was hit by pitcher. Trip
pet walked forcing Sheehan home.
McKune singled in the fourth. Shee-
han was safe on Townsend's error.
Conway was safe on Mensor's error
and McKune scored. Sheehan hit in
the sixth and scored on Griffin's double.
Conway's hit scored Griffin and Trip
pets hit scored Conway. Score:
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ADVERTISE FOR MONEY
AND GET 7o5 FRANCS
I59 Persons Show They Are
Willing to Take Risk

Two Parisians. NM. r. c. and b. D.,
SO we learn from a reputable French
ueWspaper, made q bet with a common
friend Of 600 francs that by means
of three line advertisement inserted
three times in eight days in a great
daily newspaper and without promis-
ing anything they would obtain 500
francs. On the Saturday this adver-
tsament appeared sensible persons
VIII send 3 francs. r. C., b. D., box
-2t54" On the Wednesday this was
inserted. Your last chance. Send
francs before Sunday. Monday refused.
r. c.. B. D., box 22454. On the Satur-
day the draw took this form: "AIl send
arF OF francs which arrive tomorrow
-Fil have their money refused. r. c.,
b. D.. box 22454" Up to Sunday they
had received Il orders, or 3S5 francs,
thereby losing the bet Mondays post
bag, however. brought 81 other orders.
making the actual receipts 795 francs.
Winning the 1000 trans satisfied II. c.
and 3. ID. and they forthwith returned
the 159 orders.
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Senators 4, Oaks 2

Charley Baum, the only Sacramento
pitcher who seems to be jerry to the
knack of beating the Commuters, won
another game for his team in the
morning on the Oakland grounds. The
finish was to 2, and it was a deadlock
up to the eighth round, when the Sem
ators took a chance and began to slap
the offerings of the Oakland pitcher
hard with men on the sacks.
With the score ? to / in Oaklands
favor in the seventh Perry took
long swing and clouted the ball over
the right field fence. Fortunately for
Oakland, nobody was on base at the
time. The next round saw the finish
of the Commuters. Pitcher Lively was
touched up just as lively as his name
implies. After Baum had singled, Live
ly was taken out to give Christian a
chance Shinn took a slap in the ribs
and Van Buren, followed with a bunt
which sent both of them along a peg
Perry could not make good this time
but DanZig had one slowed away in
his bat that turned the trick for the
Senators. His single registered both
runners and the game broke up. Oak
land tried hard, but could do nothing
with Baum in the last two innings The
score.
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Tie Game in the Morning

The Baby Seals and the Prune Pick
ers could not settle their little dispute
in the morning at Recreation park, so
the game had to be called on account
of the time limit al the end of the ninth
inning Both of them kept trying all
the time and there was plenty of ginger
and excitement to the struggle, which
was replete with plenty of bingling,
fast fielding and close plays on the
bases. The honors were about even all
the time.
San Jose started right in after Levy
in the opening round and tapped him
for three runs and three hits ere he had
a chance to warm himself up. This
made it look rather doubtful and
gloomy for the Baby Seals. but still
they we're game and full of fight They
opened fire on young Mr.. Yates from
the Garden City and inside of five min
utes the score was tied up and the San
Francisco fans, having regained their
hope, began to shout and root
This marked the passing of Yates,
for he was Immediately chased to make
room for Emerson. The latter was in
grand form and he Immediately put the
crusher on the Baby Seals, who failed
to even sneak in another hit then.
The game went along very smoothly
till the eighth, when San Jose eased
another one over. Full of determina-
ton, the Baby Seals responded with
theirs in the last half of the ninth. The
time limit expired just as the tenth
started, so it ended the deadlock. The
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Tacoma 5, Spokane l

SPOKANE, May S.-Spokane was
outclassed in todays game. the Tigers
playing rings around the locals Kill
lay pitched erratically, while Bert Hall
for Tacoma was very effective and was
given great support. Not one of Ia
coma's errors was costly, while Spo-
kane bungled at critical junctures.
Score: r. H. E..
Tacoma ............ 5 9 2
Spokane .............. L 2 2
Batteries-Hall and Bliss; Killilay
and Ostdieck.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast Learuel

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco q, Los Angeles 2.
san Francisco o, Los Angeles Z.
Sacramento 4, Oakland 2.
Oakland Z, Sacramento z.
Vernon 2, Portland O (16 inninEs), ,
GAME TODAY
San Francisco mt Los Angeles.
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Beavers Fall i'm Sixteenth

PoRTLAND, May S-Portland not
only lost today's game with Vernon. a
notify contested affair that went 16 in
ntngs. but dropped into third place in
the club standing. The local team
fought hard. Time and again it landed
on Hit, but the Vernon pitcher al
lowed no punching. Garrett pitched
eight innings without allowing a single
MT, and 1t was only after 80 ciphers had
peen chaiked up that Vernon finally
succeeded in grouping three hits in the
sixteenth that netted two runs, the only
scoring of the contest. Score:
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BARBARTANS

a. II. Moverly, c. and b. Clements. .....:... o
n Newman, b. Stuart. ...-........ 1
L. Galley, C. Stuart, b. Hathaway. .......... %
B. 0llerdessen, st. Marshall. b. Hathaway. 81
A. Anstey, b. Charlton. Observation-Disclosures. 1
W. Simmonds run out. Observation-Disclosures. 13
A. kellett, |. b. W. b. Hathaway ...........,.
S. Phillips, C. Stuart, b. Hathaway ..........
w Thomas, C. Charlton, b. Hathaway...... o
A. Ball, not out Observation-Disclosures.
w Medicott, c. Marshall, b. Hathaway. -. o
VI
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Total, s wickets for.
ROWLING ANALYSIS
Final Gong Rings for
Old Time Fighter

die weight champion of the Pacific
coast and an all around athlete, died
yesterday at his home, 502 Minnesota
street, a victim of stomach trouble
Mcdonald won the Hermann Oelrichs
championship belt in 1899 when he beat
practically every amateur middle
weight on the Pacific coast. Later he
turned professional and fought several
good fights, among them 20 round
draw with Dave Barry. Mcdonald is
survived by two brothers and a sister
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Independent Baseball
c:oI D..cc.ch 10 The GILL

Special Dnpotoh TO The Call
WILLOWS. May S.-A double header
b1seoall contest between the city team
Of Marysville and the Willows Giants
was played today. The forenoon game
resulted in favor Of Willows by a score
Of I 10 o. Harris Uwirled for the visit
OTIS and McGanery for the locals. In
The afternoon game Johnson Of the
state league was on the mound tor
Narysyille and McGaffery pitched for
the home boys. This game also result
ed in favor OF willows by a score of
-o
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Oakland Keeps Lead

+ SACRAMENTO, May SIN a game
that was protested by Captain Doyle
of the Baby Senator'S Oakland won to-
day. to 4. Doyle filed a protest in
the eighth inning, when Moskiman
overran third base. The game was
featured by fast fielding and the hit
ting of Darringer, who secured triple.
double and single out of four times at
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BatteriesEDick Ward and Ellis for
! Vallejo; Arlett and Moore for San Le-
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Two for Fresno

FRESNO, May 8.-By winning both
games of a double header with Stock
ton today Fresno made a clean sweep
of the series, taking five straight.
Both Hopkins and Hoag were easy for
the Tigers in the morning game. and
the pair of twirlers were hit oppor-
tunely. Jones pitched the first game
for the locals and started in the sec
ond. He blew up in the seventh and
Stockton scored five times. SchimpH
replaced Jones and held his opponents
safe. Fresno batted out a victory in
the seventh and eighth innings. Scores:
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GLIDDEN CAR PLows MUD

MARYSVILLE, Mo. May S.-The
Glidden tour pathfinder car left st. JO-
seph late this morning and plowed
through mud that grew stickier as it
dried. Repeatedly the pathfinder and
it's escort stopped while masses OF clay
were shoveled off wheels and running
boards.
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H. II. y
Dingee Parks .....5
General L4aWtOns ....-.-.....0
Batteries-Mallon and Allain; Garcia
and McEVOy.
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SUMMARY
S+-,,o,- - D. ui.4 n
Seals Take Two

LOS ANGELES, May S.-San Fran
cisco took both games from Los An
geles today and did it in easy fashion
In the morning Bodie hoisted the ball
over the fence twice for home runs and
scored more runs himself than did the
whole Los Angeles team, Hard hitting
was the feature of both contests, San
Francisco punching six safe drives for
seven runs in the sixth inning of the
second game Byrd started the morn
ing game for the visitors, but lasted
only one-third of an inning. Scores:
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Detroit 6. St. Louis 2

DETROIT, May S.-Detroit won from
st. Louis today, to 2. punching hits of
Graham in the second. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis -...-..-......... 10 3
Detroit ..........-....- 8 10 3
Batteries-Graham. Bailey and Killi-
fer; Pernoll and Stanage.
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Stricklett, 1 in 1 inning; of Moskiman 2. Three
base hit-Darringer. Two base hits-Darringer,
Moskiman. Sacrifice hits-0aklsnd l, Sacramento
/. Stolen bases-Smith. Haley. First base on
errors-Oakland 1. Sacramento 2 First base on
called balIs-Of Hollis s. on Stricklett l. Left
OH bases-Oakland 1. Sacramento Z. Struck out
BY AIoskiman 3, by Hollis 0, by Strickett l.
Hit by pitched ballEStreib. Double plays
Egan to Fournier TO Egan; Conrad to Darringer.
Time of game hours Umpire-Irwin.
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San Mateo ), Bay Shore ?
I TSpec'eI Dispatoh 10 The Gail

Speed Dispatch 10 I he Call
SAN MATEO, May SIN the best
ail same played on the local diamond
this season san Mateo vanquished the
Bay Shore Greens by a 3 to , score.
The features Of the game were the in
field work Of the visitors and the stick
ING Of Fitzgerald Of the home team.
Score.
r. H Z.
gan AldleO .-.-----
BAY HnOre Greens -.--...-...2 0
Batteri ies-lirOt and RiOrdan; Keat-
IuE and Gilliftfe
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WANDERERS MEET
their WATERLOO
Barbs Administer Drubbing to
Hitherto indicated Cricket
ers at Park fSadium
By WILLIAM UNMACK

The Wanderers met their Waterloo
yesterday at the hands of the Barbs on
the stadium wicket, when the hitherto
undefeated team went down to defeat
by 80 runs in the first inning. Stuart
and Hyland were the only men to score
double figures for the Wanderers. The
Barbs lost their first two wickets
cheaply, and then Ollerdessen and Cal
ley got together and put the result of
the game beyond doubt. The fielding of
both teams was good. Score:
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WANDERERS (Seeond inning)

D. Hathaway run out. Observation-Disclosures. IS
J. Wood, c. Kellett, b. Newman. ........... 8
r. Stuart, c. and b. Allerdessen. ............ g
F. Hyland, c. Dellett, b. Newman. 3
W. Dustin, not out -........................ I
Extras Observation-Disclosures. 3
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Estate Leaxue)
RESULTS of SAMEs

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 4, San Jose 4 90 In
ningsl.
san Francisco 8, San Jose o.
Fresno 8, Stockton 4.
Fresno 8, stockton i.
Oakland 5, Sacramento 4.
No games scheduled today.
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SUMMARY

Three runs hits off Yates when taken ou
with one out in first inning. Two base hits
Conway, Keller. Sacrifice hits-Dashwood. sto
Griffin. First base on called bals-OR Emersol
3. Struck out-By Levy s. by Emerson
Double play-McKune to Carmen. Passed balls
Dashwood Wild pitch-Emerson. Time o
rame-1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-Atkin
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LOS ANGELES
SUMMARY

Hits off Byrd .; j; innings one third
Home runs-Bode (2). Two base ht--Ross
Sacrifice hits-Miller (2), Williams. First base
on called balls-Of Miller g. off Briswalter /
Stolen base-Melchior. Struck out-By Miller :
by Briswalter ]. Double play -Melchior to Ten.
nant. Hit by pitched bal-Wiliams. MohIer
Time of game hour and 45 minutes Umpire
Van Halfrpn
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SUMMARY

Two runs and hits off Lively in seven in
ningsi : runs and l hit of Christian in one in
nlng Home run-Perry. Two base hfts-Cam-
eron, Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Briggs Lively Van
buren1 stolen bases-Van Buren, Mite. Struck
out-By Lively 3, by Baum =. Hit by pitched
10 ares; Cutshaw to Cameron: Rayner to
shinn 70 Danzig Passed balI-Spiesman Wild
pitch-Baum. Time of game-1 hour and 40
minutes. Umpire-Finney
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FrankeIs Q, San Rafael 2
50 80 d - IN

IopccIdl Dspotch 10 ne Gail
SAN RAFAEL. May S.-The first de-
feat of the season for the san Rafael
Regulars came today at the hands Of
The Barney Erankels Of San Francisco
by the score of 6 to >. The batteries
were Benham and Seibt for San Ra-
f2el and Smith and Perkins for the
Barney Frankels.
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Western League

At Wichta-Sioux City 3, Wichita first
game) Sioux City 3, Wichita second same1.
At st. Joseph-Omaha {, ST. Joseph first
game; Omaha 9 st. Joseph esecond game).
the series with Des Moines here today by score
of to Z.
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Modesto 5, Sacramento 4
{ SPeoial Dispatch 10 The Call

IoPccIoI DNPaIch 10 ne OdU
MODESTO. Nay S.-The Modesto
Reds won their sixth straight game by
defeating The Brooke Realty nine Of
Sacramento today. The game was close
and exciting throughout. Summary:
r. H. Z.
Modesto -.--..--....-.....-5 8 +
Sacramento .---........-...-.4 s
Batteries: MOdesto-Mobley and Palm.
Sacra mentO-Hauser and Burke
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Vallejo 1, San Leandro o

Batteries-Napa. Yeazell and Wall
San Rafael. Klein and Kinsby.
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FruitvaIe ). Richmond 2

FRUITVALE. May S-Fruitvale took
an exciting game from Richmond this
afternoon. The score was tied often
and the result was in doubt till the
last man was out Both pitchers
worked in great form and received fine
support. A big crowd witnessed the
game. The score:
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Three runs and hits off Goodwin in two in
nings. Charge defeat to Goodwin. Three base
hits-Griffn Conway Two base hits-Sheehan
Griffin. Keller Sacrifice hits-Trippet. Waring
(2). Stolen base-Kelier. First base on called
balIs-Of Goodwin 1, off Yates 3, on Melkle l.
Struck out-By Goodwin l. by Yates ?. by
MeikIe s. Hit by pitched ball-Conway by
Yates. Double play-Carman to Mckune. Passed
ball-Rutledge. Time of game hour and 40
minutes TTmDire-Atkinson.
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SACRAMENTO
OAKLAND
larroll out Tor interference.

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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SUMMARY

Home run-Swander. Two base hit-Shinn
Sacrifice hits Wolverton. Raymer Stolen bases
Cameron. Moser. First base called balls
or Whalen 3, off Moser 3. Struck out-By Wha
len . by Moser 4. Wild pitch-Moser. Time OF
gsme-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Flnney
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HOT CONTESTS IN
CENTRAL LEAGUE
San Rafael Noses Out Napa In
Ten Inning Game While Val.
Iejo Downs LeandranS
Especial Dispatch TO The CALI

NAPA, May S.-The San Rafael base
ball team of the Central California
league won a close and exciting 10 in
ming game from Napa this afternoon on
of the game was scored by San Rafael
on costly errors by Nspa's third base
man. Score:
r. H. f.
tNdpd sss..s.V
San Rafael. I..........1 5
Batteries-Napa. YeazeI and Wallis;
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San ERANcIScn

*Batted for Levy in ninth.
PINS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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'Batted for Hopkins in eighth.
SUMMARY

Home run-Pfyl. Two base hits-Kuhn, Wat
ers, Hallinan, Francks. Stolen bases-KeIly
Householder. Sacrifice hts-Turk Kelly. Tracv.
Mtgonp9g9 nifchsG bs1 waters senmPn jones' Hit ~
Hopkins 2. First base on called balls-Od Hop
kins A, OF Jones 2. Innings pitched--By Hop
kins Z, hits 8, runs s. Charge defeat to Hop
kins. Time Of game hour and 40 minutes.
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Cincinnati S, st. Louis o

Batteries - Backman, Re1Ser and
Phelps; Suggs and Mclean. Umpires-
ODay and Brennan.
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Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

IOPecIdt DSpdtch 10 i ne IdHI
VALLEJO. May Sin one of the pret-
tiest and most interesting games OF
baseball ever seen in Vallejo the home
team this afternoon nosed out the San
Leandro aggregation in the third con-
test of the Central California class ID
league played in this city. Score:
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SACRAMENTO

Hits made-on Hollis. $ in
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BOWLING ANALYSIS

Total ...............-..............s s.
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Los ANGELES
lhtdi .oJ
@Batted for Nagle in NINTH
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits on Thorscn 8. runs g: innings & o..
Charge defeat to Thorsen. Three base hits
Shaw, Mnndorff. Two base hits-Tennant Moh-
Ter. Melchior, Ross. Sacrifice hts-Daley Dill
lon. Stolen Murphy Nagle First base
on called balls-Of Henley 1, off Thorsen 5 off
Nagle l. Struck out-By Henley 4. by Thorsen
s.. by Nagle !. Wild piteh-Nagle Balk-
Thorsen. Iit b. pitched ball Shaw. Time of
0ar,a--D I,.,',~. tf'nni~a-Van Haltrcn.
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VERNON
PORTLAND
"Batted for Garrett in sixteenth
"Batted for Netzel in sixteenth.

SBatted for Garrett in sixteenth
S"Batted for Netzel in sixteenth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Vernon % o O o 0 o @ O o 0 O 0 o . .
Basehits % o o 0 0 0 o O o o 0 3 3
Portland 20 o 0 o o o o O 90 o o o. O
Basehits L 0 10 l 1 90 o 2-10
SUMMARY
Struck out-By Hit ., by Garrett 8. First
base on called balls-Of HIT . off Garrett L.
to r. Brashear; Garrett to Ort to Rapps Sac
rifee hits-Hogan. Hetling Carlisle t2) Stolen
bases-Lndsay. Olson, Ryan, Rapps Hit by
pitched ball-Coy, G. Fisher. First base on er-
rors-yernon 3. Portland /. Left on bases
Vernon Z, Portland 3. Time of game hours
and 30 minutes. Umpres-McGreeyy and Hide
brand.
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National League

CHICAGO, May S.-Flynn's home run,
with two men on bases. sent Cole to the
bench in the eighth and gave Pittsburg
z to victory over Chicago today.
King caught his first game since the
worlds series of 1908. Score:
r. II. f.
Chicago .....4 10
Pittsburg ... ,
Batteries-Cole, Brown and King:
Camnitz. Moore and Gibson. Umpires0
KLEIN and Kane.
Cincinnati 5, st. Louis O
ST. LOUIS. May s.-Cincinnati made
four hits off Backman today. and by
punching in the third and seventh in
nings scored four runs. The final tally
was: Cincinnati 3. St. Louis 0. Reiger
relieved Backman in the ninth. Score:
r. II. L.
st. Louis .............O
Cincinnati
Batteries Backman, Reiger and
Phelps; Suggs and Mclean. Umpires-
ODay and Brennan.
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san AIate0
Dingee Park 5. Lawtons o
/ Special Dispaich to The Call

oPecioI Dispalch to he Call
REDWOOD CITY, May S.-The Din
gee Parks took the General Lawtons
OF san Francisco into camp this after
noon by q score of to O. The sen
sations of the game were three double
plays for the locals on the fielding of
Fox. The score.
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American League
STANDING of THE CLUBS

CHICAGO, May s.-Cleveland defeat
ed Chicago today. to 0. A base on
balls, followed by two singles and a
sacrifice. gave the visitors their runs
in the opening inning. Kruger spoiled
Chicago's chance of scoring In the sew
enth inning by making a sensational
running catch of Paynes drive to left
field. Score: r. H. E.
Chicago .......,..0 o
Cleveland ...... . 8 o
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FRESNO
SUMMARY

Home runs-McDonough and Hallinan Two
base hts-Hallinan, Householder. stolen bases
Miller, H0ag. Sacrifice hlts-Waters. Pyfl
Francks. Struck out-By Jones 4, by Schimpr
2, by Hoag 2. First base on called balls-0n
Hoag l, on Jones l. Hit by pitched bsIl-wat-
ers, McDonough (2). Innings pitched-By Jones
I. hits 10. runs B. Credit victory to Schimpn
Time of game hour and So minutes. Umpire
Toman.
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Northwestern League

SEATTLE, May S.-Vancouver won
from Seattle to 6, in another town lot
game Akin crowded four errors at
third in one inning. which, combined
with a pass and two home runs, gave
Vancouver six unearned runs Score:
r. III. E.
Sedttle
Vancouver /
Batteries-Hendrix and Shea; Erick-
a Sll2dHn
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American Association

At Miwaukee-M Milwaukee ). indianapolis TO-
At st. Paul-St Paul l. Toledo g.
At Kansas City-kansas city l. louisville 8.
At neapoiis-Minneapolis 8, Columbus !.
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Total. 4 wickets for. DISQUALIFICATION.
BOWLING ANALYSIS
ALAMEDA lFlrst inning

At the Alameda grounds the Encinal
eleven defeated the San Francisco team
by two runs. The score:
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-26
STOCKS SLOW

Hawaiia> Sugar Company's stock
made a tremendous jump according to
the quotations marked up on the
stock list this morning. but no sales
have been made at the new figures
which are 60 bid and IS asked.
But SO far as the sales were con
cerned there was nothing to stir the
blood with excitement. Oahu, that
was supposed to have touched bed
rock is still selling at 81. Pioneer
has dropped to 2lS with 215 bid. Nc
Bryde is selling in small lots at {
and Hawaiian Commercial is changing
hands at 41.75.
There Is no very active bidding fol
any particular stock, though the sea
son Of extra dividends Is approach
ing. The banks are reported to be
loosening up although they have moi
reached the mt of seeking loans.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1910-05-26
VASIlIEFF'S PARTY
TAKE TO FOOD
Starvation Strike Soon
SickenS Smart
SlavS

All the Russian prisoners at
Asch's Retreat are now feeding well,
and the back of the starvation strike
is broken. Yesterday afternoon at .
o'clock vasilicff and his pals sent
word to Jailcr Asch that they would
not turn up their noses at some roast
chicken IL II were offered them.
It was not the regular meal time
but as soon as the genial Bob Lev
announced that the martyrs wegs
ready for kaukau, the cook was In
structed to supply a meal at once
This was done, chicken did not fig
ure on the menu card. The authori
ties were glad to get over the trou
BILE so easily. as the forcing Of pa
tients to eat would become monoto
nous after time and require thu
presence OF a doctor at every meal.
Vasllieff & Co. did not stick to
gether well on the proposition, as
one by enc, they were asking FOL
food on the strict Q. T. The part,
want to get work outside with thu
grass-cutting gang, but there is moth
ing doing in that line. Consequent
ly the men spend most of their tint
in their cells. where they sleep ant
read al day.