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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-30
Weakness With Willow on the Part Of
the Locals Costs Both Games
By JOSEPH MURPHY

Two reverses came to the Seals yes
terday, and while the defeats were bad
enough, the Angels simply showed the
champions up before two large audi
ences. The beatings which Longs
men suffered were caused by weakness
in hitting on the part of the locals,
which seems to be the general COM
plaint of the home tossers. On the
other hand, the southern aggregation
seem to have regained their batting
eyes. for they biffed the ball in both
ARRAYS in good old Donnybrook fashion.
The Angels did some good swatting in
the matinee performance. They humili-
ated Mr.. Eastley, who tossed them over,
by rapping him for two homers during
the latter part of the game. Four to l
was the finish in the afternoon session,
with the short end OF the score being
chalked up against the champions.
With the loss of the morning game
in the minds of the fans, they had hopes
of making it even on the day by the
Seals capturing the afternoon affair. as
il meant the odd game of the series.
The game had gone along for five in
nings with but one run being scored,
and that belonged TO the Seals. East
ley was pitching fashionable ball, and
the hopes of the Seals admirers ran
high. However, a crushing blow was
administered to the champions In the
sixth, when four bingles, one of which
was a home run, were annexed from
Eastleys delivery.
The Seals started off like winners,
and it looked as if they were going to
give Mr.. Nagle good time. After
Shaw had gone out in the opening in
ming, Mohler doubled to center, Mel
chior bounced one up against the right
field fence and the captain tore home.
ia
pitchers in quick order for the next five
frames and that lone run made in the
opening frame looked like a dozen.
The Seals managed to get a hit in
each Of the last three frames, but when
there was any danger Nagie added
little more steam and the locals were
kept from making the circuit. Score:
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National League
STANDING Of THE CLUBS

CHICAGO. May 29.-Bunched hits aud sacri-
fee gave Chicago two runs and today's game
with Pittsburg 2 to l. The visitors lone
score was a result of a double left, sacrifice
and sacrifice fly, which Hoffman speared with
one hand. They came close to tying the score
in the last inning, when Miller opened with
double to right and attempted to score from
second on Fiynn's sacrifice hit down the first
base line A quick double play with Archer
Chance and Cole participating, the latter cover
ing home plate, caught Miller sliding hone
score: r. II. E.
Chicago ...................2
Pittsburg ...............:.
Batteries-Cole and Archer; Camnftz and Glib
son. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
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Independent Baseball
TSpeciol Di,patch 10 The Call

MODESTO. May 29.-The Gantner & Mattern
nine of San Francisco furnished the ninth straight
victim for the Modesto Reds today and went
down to defeat by s to score. The Reds
were In perfect form, while the play Of the Knit
ters was ragged. The summary:
Modesto. runs, I3 hits, no errors: Knitters, 1
run, hits, ) errors. Batteries-M Modesto, Mobley
and Palm; Knitters, Hunter and Wallis.
NEWMAN. May 29.-Newman defeated the Oak
land Merchants today by the score Of to 8. An
onslaught on Petersen In the third netted the 10
Gals runs, and the result was never in doubt
after that.
ANTIOCH. May 2e.-Antioch added another to
long list OF victories by defeating the Bayshore
Greens of San Francisco. ito ?. Good, all around
playing OF the locals and Cooneys pitching were
the features.
Batteries--Antoch. Cooney and Devote; Bay
shore Greens, Heating and Costello.
BAKERSFIELD, May 29.--Meikle Of San Fran
cisco State league team pitched shut out ball for
Bakersfield against Liverrnore today. He allowed
but one hit and made Of the four scores placed
to the local teams credit after reaching second on
two bagger.
Lefty Johnson for the visitors was less for
tunate. He was given poor support and out OF
the eight hits he gave four men made the circuit
Aeikle struck out IL men. The score: LiTermore
no runs. bit, errors; Bakersfield, runs, 8
hits, error.
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Baseball Notes

There will be two games today. The morn
ing session Will be played at Oakland while
the afternoon affair will be played on this side
OF the bay. The games will start at the same
time as they do Sundays. Willis will do
the twirling in the morning session, while Mil
Ter will be given the hill in the afternoon affray
Shaw was back in the game. His work in
the eighth was not up TO the standard. His
slow thinking gave the Angels two chances
to score, but they could not take advantage
Of them. Daley bunted TO Shaw in the ninth
when third and second were occupied and none
throw to first. He had chance a moment later
20 make double Howard's drive and he again
held the sphere.
Witt was out of the afternoon game as the
result of an injury. In the morning game he
was kicked in the face by Howard as the latter
was sliding into third.
Delmas played whirlwind game at short
He stopped everything that came bis way and
some of them were tough ones.
Mickey Duean came near taking the count
ley in the ninth and the latter made a wild
peg to FIRST. The ball picked Mickey on the
bench, hitting him in the face. The midget
mascot toppled over, but be seot up eamely
with broad smile on his face.
Eastley got out Of two tight holes After
Deln1as made his home run in the seventh the
Angels filled the bases without any going down
but they failed to score. Again in the ninth
they got man as far as third with one down
and the Seals kept them from scoring.
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BOILERS NEED CARE
THE SAME AS BABIES
Monthly Inspection System in
Vogue i'm Large Plants

In mills driven by steam engines the
boiler plant is the primary source of
power. 1t generates steam which is
piped to the engines, and Is a store
house of energy so great that when any
mischance releases this energy in the
form of an explosion buildings are de-
molished and lives endangered The
possibility of such catastrophes has
been so emphasized by repeated boiler
explosions that most states and munich
palities have laws requiring a system
attic inspection of boilers by author
lied inspectors.
In the United States steel corporation
this is done by an outside inspection
company which makes a speciality of
boiler insurance, each boiler being thor
oughly inspected at least once in six
months.
In addition to this inspection, which
is directed mainly to the detection of
corrosion or defects which might lead
to an explosion, many minor arrange
ments can be made to contribute to the
safety of men whose duties require
their presence in and about boiler
plants.
steam pipe, Insignificant in itself. can
instantly involve men and machinery in
a cloud of binding vapor. so that lad
ders and passages that would be safe
under normal conditions may bring mis-
fortune upon the workmen cropping
about with ineffective vision
Under such conditions prompt and
unimpeded access is needed to over
head valves and connections, stairways
being preferable to vertical or inclined
ladders, and all stairways. walks. tops
of boilers, etc, across which it is neces-
sary for worknen to pass should be
thoroughly protected by hand rails and
we'll lighted.-The Survey.
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BARBARIANS Win
DESPERATE TUSSLE
Overcome San Francisco County
CrickeferS by Narrow Mar
gin of Ten Points
By WILLIAM UNMACK

So great was the Importance attach
ing to the game played yesterday be-
tween the San Francisco team and the
the week both teams wired to differ
ent parts of the country to import men
who would be of material benefit to
their respective teams. A win. for the
San Francisco team would have meant
they would still have chance in the
championship competition, and a loss
to the Barbs, while not exactly dis
placing them from the chance of even
tually winning the competition, would
have greatly lessened their chances
With this in mind the Barbarians sent
Nevada for A. II. Moverly, while the
San Francisco team sent to Los An
geles for w. Wilkes. the fastest and
one of the best bowlers in the state
These men were of considerable serv-
ice to their sides. and the Barbarians
eventually won by only 10 runs.
Last week the Barbs won by II runs,
so that yesterdays game was even
closer In the last game between these
teams Moverly and Galley were respon-
sible for the win of the Barbarians
and in yesterdays game it remained
for the same two batsmen to bring
their side over the troublesome waters
Wilkes, the fast bowler, started in dis
astrously for the Barbs batsmen, but on
the fall of the second wicket Moverly
and Galley got together and brought
the total UP to 81 before they were
dismissed. Tyler also batted well for
his quota.
On the San Francisco team taking
the creases, Wilkes and Renwick put
up big score, but the remaining bats
men could do nothing with the de-
liveries of Newman and Ollerdessen.
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Vernon and Oaks Even

LOS ANGELES, May 29.-Vernoh won
today's morning game, to 4, and Oak
land took the afternoon game. 4 to o.
Vernon won its game in the ninth in
ming when n. Brashear. batting for
Brown. singled and on the hit and run
play scored when Carlisle's effort was
turned into a two bagger.
Each side used two pitchers, but at
that. the batting was not heavy Cut
shaw's home run came with no one on
bases.
In the afternoon Vernon could not
hit Moser, and that's the whole story.
But three weak singles could be Sc
cured. while Oakland hit Hit for 10
safe ones and had no trouble to win.
Score.
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YOUNG LAWYERS PLAN
DEFEATED BY CLIENT
Man Accused of Theft Cheats
His Counsel

The Paris bar is laughing at the
ruse OF q stagiare, that is. a youthful
advocate-s Junior, very Junior in most
Instances. The stagiare had to defend
a man whose reputation was not of
the best After much thought the
counsel concluded that If he could pro-
duee documentary evidence OF his cli-
ents honesty all would be well, and to
obtain an acquittal would mean much
rs far as his future practice was con-
cerned.
Like most suspects. the client was
pennf}ess. so to produce the necessary
evidence It was needful to provide the
means. says the London Globe. The
avocat gave his client a franc piece
and suggested that he should take it to
The police and say that he found il in
rhe street. and thus obtain receipt.
The client acquiesced, went to the po-
lice Office. and returned with a receipt.
The avOcat gave a cursory glance at
the document and tied ii up with his
brief, little thinking Of the sequel.
on the day Of the trial the young ad-
asocate relied entirely on the police re-
ceipt. and thus terminated his appeal to
the jury: 7 have a document which
shows that during the last week my
client found a franc piece in the
street and without delay he took ii to
tAe police. Is that the act of q theft"
EheH he friumphantly handed the docu-
1nent 10 the president Of the court The
Judge examined it closely and asked,
Was II francs that he found?" Yes,
Air. President" was the reply. Il am
Qcaate sure as to that" But said the
plNdent. the receipt is for franc
ons." The court was convulsed and
the jury, appreciating either the inge-
nuity Of counsel or the sharpness of his
client acquitted the honest" knave.
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FATHER GEORGE, IN
ANGER, SMOTE HESSIANS
Artists Idea of Ice in Delaware
Proves Defective

Washington was crossing the Della
ware river at Trenton, says. the Chi
cago Tribune.
"Of course" he said, II don't mind
standing up in this frail boat and gaz-
ing sternly in the direction of the un-
suspecting foe, since the artists insist
on depicting me in this absurd attitude,
but the blithering chumps ought to
know better than to paint these blocks
of floating ice projecting foot above
the water. Any man with an ounce of
gumption knows that the ice in this
river isn't eight feet thickr'
Angered by these reflections, he fell
upon the Hessians shortly afterward
with extreme ferocity.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RUNS ANR HITS BY

4VldI 80. -op
sBatted for Ames In the ninth.
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BURIED TREASURE FOUND
BY SAVANT OF FINLAND
Coins and Jewels of Tenth Gen.
fury Prove Valuable

During some investigations on the
Finnish frontier M. Halstroem, a Swed-
isE scholar, has come across some
buried treasure consisting of coins and
Jewels They are said to date from the
tenth or eleventh century. The objects
Just discovered have, SO Halstroem says.
a high scientific value, and they indi-
cate that at the period of their fabrica-
tion the civilization OF Scandinavia had
reached much higher state than is
generally supposed
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AFTERNOON GAME
SUMMARY

Home run-Householder. Stolen bases--Dickin-
son, Fournier, Conrad First base on called
bals-On Strieklett, /. Struck out--By Sehimpf
s; by stricklett. 2. Hit by pitched bali--Four
nier. Double plays-Funek to Kelly to Tracy.
Heister to Haley TO Fournier, Jones to McDon-
ough. Sacrifice hit-Funck. Time of game-1
hour and 30 minutes. Imnire-At tkinson.
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Morning Game

The morning session was marked by
the slugging Of the southerners. They
pounded Ames hard, particularly in the
seventh frame, when Dillons crew got
four bingles off him. Dillon and Lewis
responded with home runs during the
game. The Angels used Wheeler, and
the veteran showed that he is still
there. He held the champions down TO
six hits.
Lewis hit the ball over the left field
fence in the eighth frame. Score:
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Portland 4, Sacramento 3

PORTLAND, May 29.-Portland won
todays game and went to the top of
the class In a pretty contest today with
sacramento. Steen pitched a first class
game and only in two innings, the
seventh and eighth, were the Sacra-
mento men able to hit him at all. Port
land batted Baum effectively. Score:
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AFTERNOON GAME
SUMMARY

Three base hit, Keller. Two base hits
Streib Mensor. Eastwood. First base on called
balls-Off Allegaert 4, off Bloomfield 2. Struck
ott-By Allegaert 6. by Bloomfield 4. Hit by
pitcher--Hackett, Scruggs. Double plays
Scruggs to Mensor; Scruggs to Townsend; Burns
u Streib to Keller Sacrifice hits-J: Keller
Rutledge. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes
Umpre-Trwin.
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SAN FRANCISCO
RI-NS AVA HTTS RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs-Howsrd. Delmas. Two base hits
Mohler, Bernard. Sacrifice hits-Bodie, Murphy,
Smith. First base on called balls-0f Nsgle 2.
Stolen base-Daley. Double plays-Lewis 10 Ber-
~; McArdie TO Shaw Time of game hour and
40 minutes. umpire-McGreevy.
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SUMMARY

Home runs-DiIon. Lewis. Two base hits
Tenant. Murphy, Roth l2l. Smith, Howard.
base on called balls-On wheeler 3. of Ames g.
Struck out-By Wheeler 4. by Ames 8. Stolen
bsees-wheeler. Witt. Tenant, Lewis. Hit by
pitcher--Yitt Mohler. Tenant. Double plays
McArdle to Mohler TO Tepnant; Mohler TO Me-
of game-l hour and As minutes. Umpire-Mc-
(5reeyy.
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Northwestern League
TACOMA. May 2s.--MOrnlng game:
American League

CHICAGO, May 2e.-cieveland won a loosely
played game from Chicago today. Score
r. Fl. e.
Chicago ..................
Cleveland ....................4 .
Batteries-Smith. Scott and Block; Berger,
Falkenberg and Bemis.
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MORNING GAME
SUAfNfAR

Home runs--Peters Three base hits-Dashwood
Mensor. Two base hits-Keller. Eastwood. First
base ca called balls-off Craig ?, off Yates 1, of
Smith l. Struck out-By Yates 8, by Smith l.
Hit by pitcher--keiler Reid Sacrifice hit
Townsend. Double plays-Burns to Sreib to Kel-
Ter; Scruggs to Townsend to Keller; Scruggs to
Keller to Townsend; Burns to Streib to Hackett;
Mensor to Keller to Townsend; Streib to Hackett
to Moskiman. Hits--o1 Craig in l 1-3 innings,
charge defeat to Craig. Time of game hour.
Itmpire-Irwin.
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OAKLAND
SUMMARY

Two base hits--Swander. Mite, Cutshaw. Sac
rihce hit-Burrell. First base on called balls
on Hit L; Struck out--By Hit 4, by Moser z
Passed balls-AIitze, H. Hogan. Hit by pitched
ball-Carlisle. Stolen base-Fisher. Time Of
game-l hour and 40 minutes. Unlpires-Finney
and Hildebrand
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SUMMARY

Two base .hits-Fisher, Rapps. Briggs, Olsen.
Stolen bases.shinn t2l. Steen .l2), Speas (2],
Ryan Sacrifice hit-Rapps. Struck out-By
Baum, 2; by Steen, 2. First base on called
balls-of Baum, 2; OF steen, g. First base ON
errors-Portland, l. Left on bases-Sacramento
g; Portland: s. Time OF game hours. Um-
pire-Van Haltren.
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SUMMARY

Seven hits and 8 runs of Shafer in seven and
one-third innings. Six hits and runs of Harkins
in eight and two-thirds innings. Home run
Cutshsw. Two base hits--Carlisle, Swander,
First base on called balls-of HarkIns 8 OF
Shafer l. Struck out-By Harkins ]. by Shafer
2 Double pley-Swander to Cameron. Wild
pitch-Shafer. Passed ball-Pearce. Stolen bases
Carlisle, Burrell, r. Brashear (2f. n. Brashear.
Time of game hour and 40 minutes. Umpres
-Hildebrnnd end Einner
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Central League

Especial Dispatch TO The Call
RICHMOND, May 2e.-Houser pitched a swell
game and beat the leaders today. Klein had mis-
cradle support. Score: r. H. E.
Richmond ...............,.
Alameda Observation-Disclosures s
Bstteries-Houser and Westphal; Kline and
kinsky.
PETALrMA. May 2s.-.'one Ton stammer
held the home team down to I'VE scattered hits
and, aided by sensational playing OF Rumann,
won out Score: r. II. e.
San Rafael ......................... 3
Batteries-stsmmer and Gardner; Muheim and
Owens.
VALLEJO. May 29.-ward allowed but one
hit and the navy boys shut out NApa In fast
game. Score: X. n. e.
Napa Observation-Disclosures. 8
Batteries-Ward and Ellis; Yeasell and VIII
kins.
SAN LEANDRo, May 2a.-Arlett had every
thing today and Fruitvale secured bat three hits.
Score: r. Fl. E.
san Leanu1O
frultvaie D
Batteres-A1ett and Moore; Russell. Jenkins
and Ryan.
Today Petaluma will meet the Olympic club
team at Petaluma. Napa will meet the Alameda
champs at Napa. Sen Leandro crosses bats with
Gantner & Mattern at San Ieandro and Fruitvale
will meet the Trafics at Fruitvale.
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Three c League
+ Special Dispoteh to The Call

WATsoNyILLE, May 29. = The locals gave
Benham of the Traf6ekers hard beating in the
ffth and sixth innings today when they scored Z
runs on hits defeating Frazer's team. Hart
man was hit hard. Both teams played bang up
ball. Score:
Watsonville, runs, 10 hits. 2 errors; ITrafhcs,
runs 10 hits, errors. Batteries-Benh and
Perkins; Hartman and Jacobs. umpire--Wal-
ters Benham will pitch against Fruitvale to-
morrow.
Score at Monterey: Salinas s, Monterey 0. Ss-
linas leads the 1eag que. Batterfes-Thiele and
Earle; Wilcox and simpson.
HoLLIsTER. May 29.-Hollister Native Sons
defeated the Santa Crux team of the Three c
league today by the score OF to 1. Dave Jen-
sens pitching was the feature Of the game, the
Sand Crabs only getting one bit OF bis delivery.
Batteries--Sanfa Cruz Miller aud Costello; HoI-
lister, Jensen aud Stone.
Kilborn & Hayden will open Baldwin
"a fn 2d4. Mkt ST WadnpSdaY- Iuna 1 .
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American Association

At Kansas City-Ksnsas City 5. Milwaukee .
At Toledo-Toedo 9. Indianapolis q
Al Co1umbus-Coiunbus 8, Louisville 1.
At st. Paul--St. Paul 2. Minneapolis II.
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MORNING GAVE
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Tracy, Householder Smith,
Schmpf Fournier. Funck. Sacrifice hits--kelly.
Dickinson, McDonough, Doyle, Thornton. Stolen
bases-Funck. Tracy, Haley, Hester Struck
out-By Smith, 4; by Leonard l. by Hollis, 4.
First base on called bals-on Smith, q off
Double pIays-schlmpn (unassisted). schimpff 10
Tracy, Hollis to Haley to Fournier. Time Of
game hour and 90 minutes.
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About 90 letters out OF every 100
written represent waste OF postage.
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GAMES TODAY

Los Ange1es-San Francisco at
Oakland, 10 a. IN.
Los Angeles at San Francisco,
2:30 p. I'M.
Oakland-Vernon at Los Angeles,
a. ma. and p. m.
Sacramento mt Portland.
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Break Even at San Jose

SAN JOSE, May 29.--San Jose and
Oakland divided the scheduled games
today. the morning contest being won
by the locals, 10 to 0, and the after
noon by Oakland in 10 innings, to 8.
Score:
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Summary: Three base hit-Hasty. Two base
hits-Mundorf, Burke. Sacrifice hits--lngalls
on called bslls-Of Morton /: of Carman. B.
Struck out-By Morton, ); by Carman, l. Left
on Dissatisfaction, a San Francisco 10. Double
plays--McKnne to Mundorf to Burke. First base
on errors-San Francisco, 2. Hit by pitched
ball-Hoag. Griffin. Mekune. Time of game
hour and As minutes. Umpire-Toman. Scorer
| Harlin.
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Fresno Takes Both

FRESNO. May 29-The Tigers played
rings around Sacramento today, taking
both games of a doubleheader. Hollis
was pounded all over the lot for Is
hits in the morning while Smith was
not compelled to extend himself to pull
out in front. In the afternoon Schimpff
held the visitors to five scattered hits.
Score:
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Western League

At st. Joseph--St. Joseph 1. Topeka 4.
At Omaha-omaha IL, Sioux City 4.
At Denver--Denver 6. Wichita 2.
At Lincoln L.. Des Moincs 6.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS of GAMES

Los Angeles 8, San Francisco 4.
Los Angeles 4, San Francisco L.
Vernon 5, Oakland 4.
Oakland 4, Vernon o.
Portland 4, Sacramento q.
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Cincinnati May 29.-Cincinnati used four
pitchers today. but all were wild and st. Louis
won 10 to 4 Cincinnati hit Harmon hard. but
Backman kept the hits well scattered. Rain
stopped the game for half an hour and the field
was miserable when play was resumed after
the seventh Score: r. Fl. T.
ST. Louis 10 IL i
Cincinnati 3
Batteries-Hsrmon, .Backman and Phelps
Clarke. Umpires- -Rigler and Emslie.
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sRice stands first in the list of Slams
SEricultural products. The average
Yearly export OF rice for the last five
Aears has aHossssec to 94S,3s9 tons.
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GINGER IS Sweet
M0RSEL AS PAGER
D.CampbeIPs Game Little Speed
Burner Wins Nose Race at
= ..~- Park Stadium

Tie harness races of the San Fran
cisco driving club held on the stadium
.ack at Golden Gate park yesterday
fe by far the best Of the year. The
Cd. was bristling with class, and the
se for all pace. the feature event, was
-.le of the most exciting races ever
held at the park. -. Campbell's singer
won in game fashion.
George Kitto's Deroll was in grand
form and after winning the first heat
and running second in the second he
led all the way in the third, but was
just nosed out ST the wire by Ginger.
- fourth heat was q repetition Of
glIe third, only Ginger won more COM
fortsbly. He INDUCED Deroll with the
lead untfls well in the stretch. but
crossed the wire a length to the good.
George Perry, considered the best
PAGER on the coast, stepped a mile in
I-l21<. by far the fastest performance
Of the. day. In the third and fourth
heats he met with bad racing luck,
breaking his hobbies in each. The re-
suits:
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MORNING GAME
VERNON
OAKLAND

Total IL
sRafted for Fisher in the ninth inning.
ssBatted for Brown in the ninth inning.
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PORTTAND

I
two out when winning run was scored
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Kilborn & Hayden will open Baldwin
cafe, S44 Mkt. St, Wednesday, June /, =