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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-05
TAG DAY
For Grand Kirmess
Don't Cross Your Fingers

Next saturday will TIE nag Dag"
for the klriness, The hig event,
for which the ladies' or T'rinity
Guild have labored SO assidncusis.
Is billed for presentation ut
Brooks Theater, Friday nigh.
Jan. i4iI. Early next Saturday
morning. a swarm uf ladies' will be
out with tags ana tienctA. Do not
dodge Take your medicine. pret-
~. persuasive eyes viii look into
Yours. Pink fingers Will pin the
Kirmess tags 20 your coat. III tsyo
months hard raining b3AN rh4ka 4 I
good liome-t talent show, ctFt&IAN
the Kirmess ought 20 be worm
twice the price OF admission. The
proceeds 90 20 the Trinity Church
building ftlnd. BE a booster. Buy
ticket ard wear 4 tag for Just
one day. DO not buy Ike a grouca.
10 Il cheeffuIly or not at all. To
buy q ticket with a snarl Is il
knock. II discourages those en-
gagged IN the worth5 cause. lie. all
Guthrie gfeit tag day with a
smile oi aetGal pleased anticipation
-lust as. " childhood. circus
morning tlclsled tho blood In its
veins.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-01-05
Hearing open To The public

II was agreed by all persons who
have given close attention to the Bal
llnger-Pinchot squabble that the in
yestigation should be open to the pub.
lie and this is ordered by the resolu-
ton. One OF the big rooms in the
new senate office building will be
used for this purpose.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
WILL TRY TO WIN
BACK LOST LAUREL
SPEEDY Santa Clara College Nine
Going After the SCaIpS
OF OakIaHderS
Especial Dispaich TO The CALI

SANTA CLARA, April 5.-The blank
ing st. Mary's handed out TO the Santa
Clara team last Saturday has not dis
heartened the latter in the least.
Backed by loyal supporters, they are
determined TO play the best game of
their career next Saturday against the
same team in Oakland.
The team put in two hours and a half
Of practice last Sunday afternoon and
have been doing about the same amount
yesterday and today. This will be kept
up until Saturday, when the locals
should be in first class condition.
The collegians look for such heavy
stickers as Porterfeld, Reans and some
OF the other boys to show their real
merit at the bat in the next contest.
Allegaert or Agnews will hold down the
hill and there is not likely to be any
change in the lineup.
special train leaving here about
1890 will carry the students of Santa
Clara college up to Oakland and back
in the evening.
Aside from these a large number of
alumni in San Jose and many points in
the valley VIII go and root for Santa
Clara.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Collegians VIII Take On
Santa Clara High
Especial Dispatch 10 The CALI

SANTA CLARA, April 5.-The Santa
Clara. high school track team will
compete with the athletes of Santa
Clara college on the college field to-
morrow afternoon. The meet has been
arranged to give the collegians prac-
tice in preparation for their clash with
st. Mary's college next month. Fol-
lowing are the entries:
100 yard dssh-Clayton. Atkinson Alexander
s c. H. s.; Rianda, Forsythe Barnard, Hardy
S. c. C.
22O yard dash-cIayton Draper, Alexander
$. c. II. s.; Ryanda, Crane, Barnard, Hardy
5. c. {.
44o yards-wise. Glendenning, s c. H. s.;
Brosson. Posey. Seherster, s. c. c.
$50 yards-Wise, hantlehemer. Alexander s.
c. II. s.: Hrstsher. Gallagher, s. G. c.
One mile-Gusurey, Lake, s. {. II. s.; Cas-
tTucco, LebrattOle, Galiiano :. G. c.
Two mies-Gusuey, Maeauley, s. c. H. s.
Yoell, Roatley. Long. 5. Z. G..
40 yard high hurdles-C. Nye. Fouter, S. c.
H. $: Morgan, Kearney. Barnard. s. c. c.
go yard low hurdles-C. Nye Trogden s. c.
Pole vault-Trogden, s. c. H. s.; Morgan
Curry. S. c. c.
Broad jump-Alexander. Draper, Foster S. c.
H. s: Bronson. Morgan. FoFsythe, s. c. c.
High jump-Wise, Foster. $. c. f. s.: Kear-
ney Long. Doeling S. G. c.
Shotput-Kohner. Books, S. C. II. s.; Lying
Barry. Raborg. S. c. c.
Hammer throw-Bocks Kohner. BurreIl Nye
S. c. II. s; Doolng, Barry. Brown. s. C. C.
ton, S. c. II. s.; Bronson, Morgan, Worshthe
Hardv
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
NINTH FRAME PUTS THE
SEALS ON EASY STREET
Wolverton'S Men Awake From Dreams
Long Enough for Hot Finish
By JOSEPH MURPHY

Baseball OF the satisfying kind was
confined to one inning Of yesterdays
same, which marked the opening con-
test Of the series Of 1910 between the
seals and the Oaks. 1t was a lifeless
exhibition until the fnaI frame. when
t1e fans were aroused from their slum-
hers by the threatening advance of the
enemy. A sensational double play. in
which Roy NcArdle was in the lime
light. ended the chances Of wolverton's
men, II was 10 l against Oakland at
The finish
Ed walters reinforced aggregation
of tossers made their initial debut be-
fore the local fans. There are several
new faces I'm the lineup. Harry VOL
verron. the former big Lacquer whom
Walter brought from the other side Of
tle Rockies 10 guide his team along
the winning path. was thoroughly sized
up by the fans. Wares at short, Swan
-r in right field and Spiesman behind
rle bat We're all new 10 the crowd.
They all heIded we'll Wares played
particularly good game at short From
The efforts of the new ones yesterday
ro line could be had on whether they
can hit. for they fell down miserably
or The bat.
Ralph Willis was the whole show for
81 ght innings and il looked as though
le would go through the performance
with q perfect score. Nothing that
resembled q bingle was annexed of
lis delivery for eight rounds. but in
tie ninth Carroll who had not made
"a hit since the season started, broke
the ice. Swander followed in his foot
steps and Willis chances FOR a hitless
game were shattered.
Neither team seemed TO be able to
swing the clubs with any success and
but five hits were registered during the
session Harkins. who formerly per
formed on the hill for Vernon. appeared
d0Iied up ia a Commuter uniform The
former EernOnite was working in
faultIess fashion and he held Long 5
men down TO three hits. He pitched
= beautiful game and under ordinary
circumstances he should have got away
with q victory.
The seals took the lead in the second
frame when they got OF with one run
through the assistance Of d hit Ten
uaur started the trouble hit, a ground
er along the first base line. and moved
along peg on Mundorns sacrifice
on AcHaIe's out Tenant reached third
and then came home on Swander's :
error and Williams hit
Another came TO the Seals in the
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

next frame. McArdle worked Harkins
for four bad ones and moved along to
second when Cutshaw bungled Willis
grounder. Griffin hit 20 Cameron, who
tried to get McArdle at third. but
failed. Bodie hit to short and Griffin
and Ping were doubled. but McArdle
scored in the meantime.
From this period until the ninth
frame the game was a blank. In the
ninth Maggert was sent in TO bat for
Harkins. He bounded a slow one to
McArdle, who made a bad peg to first
and the runner was safe. Carroll got
his maiden hit OF the year by hitting
TO center safely. Wares dumped nice
sacrifice in front of the plate and Mag
gert and Carroll reached third and sec
ond respectively. Swander hit safely
into left and Maggert scored and Car
roll took third. 1t looked bad for
Willis at this stage, with a man on
first and third and but one down. Ho-
gan was at the bat and he lined a ter
rife drive which McArdle hoped in
the air after and speared with one
hand He doubled Swander at first
and blasted Oakland's hopes. Score:
r-ryx
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Hoppe Trimmed By Ora
MOrningStar

Champion Willie Hoppe received the
surprise Of his life last evening at
Chick Wrights billiard theater, when
ora Morningstar defeated him in their
100 point Isl balkline match by the
score Of 100 to IS. Morningstar per
formed in mastery style and gave the
best exhibition OF billiards seen here in
a long time
Chick" Wright's professional debut
was OF a most encouraging nature de-
spite his defeat at the hands of Cham
pion Willie Hoppe in their 1872 baIkline
match. After getting of badly the
amateur champion showed his class by
making the high run Of the evening, IS
in the eleventh inning, when Hoppe ap-
peared TO have such a Commanding lead
that il looked 10 be an almost hopeless
task for the local player TO get within
striking distance Of him. With the
score standing 1s1 TO SIS, Chick pulled
himself together. reducing this lead TO
81 points. But Hoppe by wonderful ex-
. ecution and perfect control over the
tiIsive ivories finally ran out his neces-
sary string OF 300 in the fourteenth in
ming with an average Of p 80. while
Chick had gathered 157, avera ging Il.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
LOCAL FERRY rsAlss-ua Oakland Pier


70 oakland. Berkeley. Bergman. East Oakland and
Fruive,s-Daay-From 600 am. and every twenty
minutes Until zoo pm. inclusive. then 7lO. $50
500 80. l021 llOO. .1L40 pm. l220 and
l20a.n-
70 sathsr ard Nsross VIA Seventh st-Daay-From
500 an. ard every twrnty minutes until 700 pm.
inclusive. then 40. So 900. $40. 10.20. 11Q
and f140 pm.
To stonshurst-Dazy Except Sunday-aOo. zoo. 500.
900 am. 20. AGO. 400. 500 90 pm. Sunday
$40 0pm
rs oakland Fs ST.. FruinaIs. Alameda. va Horssshos
-Daay-FrOm f6.0O. go an. and every twenty
minutes until SD an inclusive: then 400 g. 20.
1000, 1910. HOO l.20 an. II n. 1220 100. I'D.
eco. 20. 400. 40. q 40 pm and every twenty
minutes untl pm. Inclusiyes 740. SO. 500. $40
l00. il00 and II. 20 pm. 1220 and 10 an.
Additional train TO Oakland First St. as an
To West 5srksisy-Da7y Except Sunday-Frun 400
an. and every twenty minutes until 20 an. Inclu-
sive: then 600 an. and every hour unt5 400 pm
inclusive then 40 pm. and every twenty minutes
Until 100 pm. inclusive. then 40 pm. 80, 300.
s.40, 1910. 1L00. lilo pm and l220 am.
70 West 5srksisy-Sundays only-Frcm 500 an.
then zoo, 500 900 an inclusive: then 9 % and
every twenty minutes unl a40 pm. inclusive: then
400 pm and every twenty minutes until 200 pm N
elusive. then 740p4n., SO 200. 94O. NO. lle1
110pm aud 1230a an
To corsln-Daay Except Sunday-From 500 am snd
every 20 minutes until $50 an. then 900. 1000
an. 100 m. LOO 200. a00. 400. 40 40 500
so. so and 400 pm.
70 c~bin-Sundays oniy-From 500 an. then 700.
500. 900 an Inclusive: then go ar. and every
twenty minutes until 340 pm inclusive; then 100
pm and every twenty minutes until 600 pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
THREE { SEASON
TO OPEN SUNDAY
Transportation ROoters Plan.
ming 10 Invade WafSonViIfe
With Winning Bunch

The three c league Will open its
season next Sunday with games at
WatsonviIle and Monterey. The new
grounds at Salinas are not ready for
the opening: os the San Jose and
Salinas season Will open on April II.
Santa Cruz viii take on Monterey at
Monterey; the traffic team of San
Francisco viii line up against the Wat
sonvilIe champions. Bobby Eager will
umpire at Monterey and Jimmy Doyle
al Watsouville A P. Nicholson will
be the third umpire. Santa Cruz will
open on last years state league grounds
against Watsonville. Jim Jeffries will
umpire this game.
The teams in the three c lea que
show very strong on paper and a prom
ising year of baseball is assured.
The transportation men are making
big preparations for the opening of
the league season at WatsonvilIe next
Sunday. Special cars have been char
tered for the large number of railroad
men and admirers who VIII accompany
the team.
The raf1roaders expect TO capture the
1910 pennant Last Sunday they
trimmed the Vallejo class D league
team in easy fashion. Their regular
lineup sunday will be as follows:
Perkins, catcher; Matson pitcher:
Grimmelman. first base; Fair. second
base (captain); Mitchell. third base;
Mccain, shortstop; Schwerin, left field
Troy, center field; Murphy, right field;
Sunberg, utility.
The watsonville team will be the
same as last year with the exception of
Frene and Giannini The lineup:
German, catcher; Hartman and Bart
lett pitchers; Dover. first base; SAILS
berg. second base; Diaz, third base:
Boyle, shortstop (captain): Marsh and
Nevis. second. Jacobs, fielder.
The crack San Jose S. A. A base
ball team defeated the Brassy & Co.
team, winners of the Santa Clara
county league, by score of to 2
Sunday The victors have a few open
dates and wish games. Address com
nlunications to A J. O'Connor, 443
North River street. San Jose.
The Black Diamond browns opened
their season by defeating the Alameda
Locos by a score of to l. Next Sun
day the victors meet the Bay Shore
greens.
In a fast game the General Lawtons
defeated the gas workers 3 TO l.
Teams wishing games address booking
department, Spalding's.
The Barney Frankels opened their
season by defeating the marines of
Mare island in a one sided game by
the score of 16 to 0.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Will Use Three TwirIers
ISpecioI Dispofch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, April o.
All three of the varsity pitchers will be
given a chance on the mound in the
game against Santa Clara tomorrow.
Gilhllan, Reed and Jones each taking a
few innings as twirlers. Ganong will
be in his old position behind the bat.
The remainder of the team will look
like this: Ball, first base; McFeade.
second base; NJ Mitchell, shortstop; s.
Mitchell. third base; McGregor, Reed
and Chflds, left field; Obear, center
field; Cochran, right field.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Lebanon Team Wins At
Basket Ball

In the second of a series of three
games for the 125 pound basket ball
championship of the Sunday School
Athletic league the Lebanon Presbyte-
rians defeated st. Stephens Episcopal.
24-23.
At the end of the first half the st.
stephens team led, 1873, but the Leb-
anon boys rallied and managed to
score the needed points in the second
half.
AS the st. Stephens team defeated
Lebanon, 29-2S, in the first game, the
deciding game will be played on April
Is at the Mission Y. NJ. C. A
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Additional News Of Sports Events
ANGELS WIN With
SNAPPY FIELDING
DeIDhi and Brown Both 90 Up
i'm the Air and Are Taken
Out of Box

SACRAMENTO, Aprit5.-Fast, snappy
fielding marked the opening game of
the series won by Los Angeles from
the Senators this afternoon, score to
3. Delphi, who opened for Los An
geles. was touched lively in the first
inning. two runs being scored off his
delivery. Nagle relieved him and
pitched a steady game. Brown went up
in the air in the second inning and
was replaced by Whalen. Score:
los ANGELES
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
SPORTSMAN GOES FREE
TSpecial Dispatch TO The CALI

SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April s.
f. W. Taylor, we'll known sportsman
of san Francisco appeared before Jus
tice of the Peace Ambrose McSweeney
this morning on a charge of catching
understood trout in violation of the
state game laws. The charges were
dismissed
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
"a A s ~ II
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Summary

Hits made-Of Delphi 3, OF Nagle q of
Brown g of whalen ;. Two base hits-Daley.
Shinn Perry (2). Briggs. Sacrifice hits-Van
Buren, Pearsons First base on erroFs-Los An
geles g. First base on called balls-Of Delphi
l. OF Nagle g. of Brown l. Left on bases
Sacramento !, Los Angeles 2. Struck out-By
Brown / by Whalen .. Stolen bases-Roth.
Briggs (2) Hit by pitched ball-Raymer.
Double play-Shinn to Van Buren,. Balk-Delphi.
Credit victory to Delphi. Time of game-l
hour and so minutes. Umpire-Flnney.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
Siap1amat Braves Are
Far From Dead

The Siaplamat Indians have not gone
out of existence, as has been rumored.
but have merely given up their old
gymnasium which they found to be too
large.
The first club tramp of the season
was held last Sunday, the members
hiking from Fairfax to Lagunitas
The fourth annual dance of the club
Will be held on Thursday evening, April
Z, in Puckett's cotillion hall
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
BIG sMokE GOES FREE

CHICAGO. April 5.-Jack johnson.
the prize fighter, was not granted his
request for two negroes on the jury
that heard the testimony in his trial
for automobile speeding yesterday be-
fore Judge S. Cokle in the municipal
court, but the Il Caucasians who sat
on the jury proved satisfactory to the
pugilist by promptly returning a YER
dict of mot guilty"
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
BEAVERS OUTSWAT
HOGAN'S VILLAGERS
Eight VernonifeS Unable to Find
Knapp's WingingS and the
Finish Looks 10 to

LOS ANGELES. April 5.-PortIand
outbatted and outplayed Vernon in the
first game of the series here today and
won by score of 10 to /. Knapp
struck out eight of the Vernon players.
and Willetts but one of the Portianders
In the eighth inning Portland piled
UP five runs off of four hits. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
NATIONAL COURT TENNIS

NEW YORK. April 5.-The second
contest in the national court tennis
tournament played at the New York
racquet and tennis club today was
won by T. A. Havemeyer of the home
club by three sets to one from w T..
H. Huhn of the Philadelphia racquet
club. The scores of the winner were
6-3 6-5. SIS. S-6
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Two base hits-G. Fisher (2l McCrede. Car
lisle, Rapps. Knapp. Sacrifice hits-Speas.
Knapp McCredie. First base on called balls
on Krapp ;, of Willetts T. Struck out-By
p Krapp " Wild N pjtehsWtett" e Fit by ptebsd
ball-Martlnke. G. Fisher, MeCretlie. Time Of
game hours and minutes. Umpire-Mc-
Greevy
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ATLANTIC OCEAN TRAVEL
COmpagnie Generate TransatIantique

DIRECT LINE To HAyRE-PARIs.
Sailings every Thursday, instead Of Satur-
day, at 10 q. m, from pier AZ. North river.
foot OF Morton street.
First class to Havre, $77.5o and upwards Sec
ond class TO Havre, $50 and upward GENERAL
AGENCY for UNITED STATES and CANADA,
10 State street, New York. ]. f. FUGAZI.
Manager Pacific Coast. $50 Montgomery street,
San Francisco. Tickets sold By all railroad
ticket agents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
NoRyALL GETS \ MATCH

REDDING, April 5.-Kid Mcclellan of
Winthrop and Charles Norvall of San
Francisco have been matched to go 20
rounds here before the Mount Shasta
athletic club on April 16.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
INDIAN PRINCE WINNER

PARIS, April 5.-The Prix d'OrgevaI,
selling. of $500. run at Maisons LATTE
today, was won by Eugene Fiske's
Indian Prince. The Prix la Grange for
three year olds. purse $4,000. was won
by w h Vanderbilt's Messidor III
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

NETHERLANDS RoUTE-Fron Pacific Street Wharf
ColInsvlle, Emmaton. Rio Vista. ISeton. Ryde VAL
nut Grove. Vorden, Courand. Carksburg. Sacramento
Leave 500 an. Tue. Thurs Sat. Steamer Navajo;
arrive 500 p N.
Leave 100 pm. Daily. except Sunday Steamer Nodoc
or Apache; arrive ll-O pm.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ATHLETICS wALLoP PH1LLIEs

PHILADELPHIA. April 5.-The
Philadelphia Americans today defeat
ed the local National Ieaguers. Il to o.
in the third game Of the interleague
baseball series
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Willie Hogan says it is fine to play in the
outield. You are not always worrying and you
bat better. He says he expects to hit better
than ever this season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

AIeArdIe Is certainly playing sensational ball
these days. de got himself IN bad by making
moor throw Of Aaggertfs grounder. He redeemed
himself moment later when be speared Hogan's
drive and doubled SEandeE-
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ST,TNARY

Two base hit-AieHale- Sacrifice hits-AIun-
dorf. Wares. Stolen bases-Grifdn. Melchior.
First base on called baIls-On Harkins f. OF
Willis l. Struck out-By Willis 1. Hit ly
pitched ball-Griffn. Double plays-Wares to
Cutshaw 70 Cameron. AcArdle 10 Tenant, Me
Ardle 20 Bodie TO Tenant. Triple play-Carroll
70 Spiesman 10 Wolverton. Time Of game
hour and minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA sAUsAIIro

ELECTRIC SUBURBAN VIA SAUsALITo
Sausalito, Mill Valley, San Rafael-Dafly
every 40 minutes from TOO a. m. until 600
a. m: then hourly until 400 p. m. then every Al
minutes until $40 p. m then 500 and 10 100
D. M. and 1901 a N.
Fairfax-Leave San Francisco 1900 7:4o $40
900. 1000, 1l:Oo a. IN. t12:o0 noon, IL :00'
200. 400. 4:4o, $40 and $500 p. N.
San Quentin via San Rafael-Leaye 900 a. m.
and 900 p. M
Tiburon and Belvedere $500. s7:40. 10:15
a. u. (s12:00 noon, except Saturday,. 1880
$4,000, $500. 7:15 p. Sundays 81 90 81 40
i0:15 a. M, 1880. S4:0O, $500, 7:15 p. m,
sl2:0f a.
SUNDAY arrive 7:31 p. m ."Sunday arrive
6:5T p m Except Sunday. +Sunday only
Saturdays only. syia Sausalito.
Pacific Transfer Company's agents are author
lied to check baggage direct from residence.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

Danny Long expects his new inheIder. Shaw,
10 show up In a few days. Shaw is regarded as
a good steker, and the Seals appear to need
more hitfers.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

EastIey will likely take his turn on the hill
this afternoon He has been working hard to
get around to form.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
RAILWAY TRAVEL

7:+0a lPetaluma. Santa Rosa, Healds-I
burg, Cloverdale. Ukiah. Willis
Sherwood. Sebastopol. "Guerne-
vile. 'Mt. Rio, .Duncan Mills. i 6:fTr
S:20aIePt. Reyes, -Mt- Rio, sCazaderol rs :57T
S:20a '.Sonoma, 'sGleu Ellen. ........ is :37I
10 :0oa Petaluma, Santa Rosa, CloYerdale II :S7s
II :0oa Petaluma, Santa Rosa. a.-....-...... 4:I7I
3:0op Petaluma. Santa Rosa, HeaIdsburg
C1oyerdaIe, Ukiah. GSuernevfIIe
Mt Rio. Duncan Mills Sebas-I
tOpol 1o:37s
s4:ooplPt. Reyes, Occidental sl-.-.-..-.---
4 4:40p lSonoma, Glen Ellen. e;1Ts
5:20p Petaluna, Santa Rosa -..........- S:3Ts
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06

OAKLAND HARsoR FERRY-Fror San Franes.es
Market Street @harf-Week Days-HourIy from "a
am. TO 900 pm. Sundays-645 Sis a4S. Ills
an. 12.45. 2l5. g. 45 SIS 645 &15 and As ON
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
fNGLISHMEN BEATEN
ON STRANGE PONIES
DISADVANTAGE Gives BurIiHgan7e
First Victory of Season Over
the New Champions

After the many futile attempts dur
ing the present season 10 conquer the
visiting British polo team. Burlin-
same team playing as the Whites yes
terdav won a hard fought game from
the British four at Francis J. Caro-
Ian-s field at Crossways farm By a
score Of 2 TO 6.
Owing 10 the fact that the + ponies
belonging TO the Englishmen are to be
shipped east on Thursday, they We're
NOT used in the game yesterday, the
Euglishmen borrowing Burlingame
mounts This made great deal OF diff
ference in the visitors playing and it
was generally conceded that they
would have won with their own ponies.
The game was a practice match but
as the anal struggle Of the season It
drew considerable crowd of specta-
tors. The English guests viii leave
sunday for George GOuld's home at
lakewood. \. j., where tournament
is 20 be held.
In the early stage Of yesterdays
game the visitors had the best of the
play. Hobson scoring in the first Pc
ri0d IN the second period the Bur
lin game team braced up. making the
score 20 in their favor. This lead
when Hurndai Of the English team
evened Up the score with three clev-
erly converted goals. making the score
: 70 3 In the fifth Burlingame scored
2 and the English team J. No goals
were made in the sixth period. leaving
the fnaI score Z 70 s.. Hurndall played
his usual dashing game. while Walter
Hobart was the star Of the BurIingame
team Cyril TObin played an excellent
game for a beginner and gives prom
ise Of making a hard fight for place
next year on the first Burliugame
team. The lineup:
whites. Reds.
z. J. Csrpiau IT. B. Hurndau
Cyril Tobin Major G. ". Hobson
John Lawson III. A GIL
Y alter Hobart Major II. R0mer Lee
SCORE
n hftes ...----.- Reds --..--...
GOALS
Whites: Second period-Tobin 1, Hobart J.
Csrolsn J. third period-Hobart l. Csrolan /:
nth period-Lawson L. I0bin 1.
Reds. First Beried--Hobs0 1: second period
Gin F. fourth period-Hurndail 8; 6fth period
GiI l.
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
SAN FRANCISCO
OAKLAND

Total -
HBatted for Hsrkins in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1910-04-06
LOCAL FERRY TRAIss-Na AI,n.d, D.,

LOCAL FERRY TRAiHs-Na Alameda Pier.
To Oakland and Alameta-f610 10. t645 an and the,
10 and 45 minutes past the hour until 45 nm: then
$50, Ella i000. l045 1I.30 pm. and Il IS am.
TO Alameda and Frutale via iorseshcs szrs as Above
for Morning for Afternoon Sunday sxceuted
Sunday only. Arrive Mon. We'd Fri
Union Transfer Co. authorized to cheek Baggage
direct from residence.