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CLAREMONTER Wins
GOLF CHAMP PlONSHIP
DIR. FrederiCks Takes Early Lead
Over Cufhberfs0n and Fin
ishes 10 Up and 9 to Play

By GRANT SMITH

The final match of the tournament
for the northern California golf cham
pionship was won by Doctor Fredericks
of the Claremont country club on the
links at Ingleside' yesterday. Doctor
Fredericks will hold the title for the
year and the Shreve perpetual chal-
lenge cup will grace the sideboard of
the transbay club for a like period.
The final match proved a big disap
pointment. After this victory over G.
D. Whyte Sunday it was thought that
A. A. Cuthbertson of the Preside golf
club would play Fredericks to>a stand
still. Such, however. did not prove to
be the case, as Fredericks won by 10
up and to play.
After the first two or three holes the
outcome was never in. doubt. Freder-
icks went into the lead at once and
kept increasing it as the match pro-
gressed. At the end of the Is holes
played In the forenoon Fredericks was
up. While Cuthbertson hardly played
as well as he did Sunday, he was COM
pletely outclassed and at no stage of
the contest did he have a chance
Fredericks played the same consist
ent golf that carried him through to
the finals with ease and>the final match
proved his easiest in the tournament
He made the Is holes in the forenoon
in 78 and in the afternoon in "A. Com
ing back in the afternoon he made a
35 just to show what he is capable
of when he tries.
The second flight was won by r. NJ.
Eyre of the Presidio golf club. H. c.
Golcher of the San Francisco golf and
country club failed to put in an appear
ance and the match went to Eyre by
default.
The consolation tournament, 3e
hole handicap medal play affair, was
won by vincent Whitney with a net
score of 152. His handicap was 4. C. E.
Maud made the same gross score al
Whitney, but he played from scratch
and consequently lost out by four
strokes.
The scores follow:
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OLDFIELD SLICES
OFF Mile RECORD
Speed Maniac In Benz Cuts
Down Time From SO to $50
Seconds at Indianapolis

INDIANAPOLIS, May 3o.-In slashing
day new records were set for the ma
tional championships in the stock car
classes, which will be contested annu-
ally; Barney Oldfeld. with his big
Benz, broke the American speedway
records for the mile and the kilometer.
and Ray Harroun, driving Marmon.
topped the time for so miles for cars of
ment.
oldfield cut the mile speed record
down from Sc fiat to 1876 seconds and
the kilometer record from 23.7 to 21.45
seconds. He made the foNner records
on the Los Angeles track.
In wonderfully sustained dash
throughout the so mile race Harroun
easily led his rivals and was ahead OF
the record at 80 and 40 miles and the
finish. His time was 42:41. The for
mer record, which was 44:4S, Harroun
himself had set at Atlanta.
Caleb Bragg, the Cincinnati amateur,
with his Fiat was the third star of the
days triumphs. He won two 10 mile
and one five mile free for all race and
had to put UP hard fight for each of
them with kirscher In a Darracq.
For the national championships the
drivers battled with all their skill, fore
ing their engines to the limit of their
power. ~
l.. Chevrolet in Buick, winning the
161-230 championship for 10 miles set
the record down to 9:03 from 9:46 and
Dawson (Marmon) wrestling from Har-
roun the victory in the 231 to 800 class
for five miles. put new mark at 4:41
Z seconds better than the old time.
Oldfield in Knox won both the FIVE
and ten mile championships in the 451
to 500 class, which included the highest
powered cars recognized under the
stock car racing rules. Leading all the
way, Oldfield cut down the record for
five miles from 4:03 to 4:01.
The honor for setting the champion
ship record for 10 miles in the 301 to
$50 class went to Aitken (NationaD.
who pulled down the time from sos
to 1852.
Only two accidents marred the days
sport and in neither of them was any
one injured. though Harroun-l1ad the
narrowest escape from death that he
had ever experienced. His Marmon
Wasp, with which he so brilliantly won
the 200 mile race Saturday, burst a
tire and hurled itself on the cement
wall that guards the margin of the
track
He picked himself up unhurt, but his
Wasp was snarl of steel. 1t was only
partial consolation for his loss when
F. H. Wheeiock. vice president of the
Speedway company, leading him before
the thronged grandstand, presented him
with the $4,000 silver trophy and
check for 81 ,000 which he won in the
200 mile race.
The second accident of the day oc-
Cured in the five mile free for ALL when
Kirscher's Darracq cast high in the air
one of its front tires.
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SEALS COME BACK
AND TAKE DOUBLE
Pitcher Miller's Speed Factory Busy and
Winners Find Tozer
By JOSEPH MURPHY

The Seals came right back yester
day and handed the Angels a dose of
the medicine they were treated TO on
Sunday. They did not deal it out in
The same free manner. but they poured
out just enough 10 get by. The cham
ptons nOsed out the visitors in both
performances and in the matinee ses-
sion al Oakland they prolonged the
agony until the eighth frame and then
sent the winning run home. Mr.. Nc
GreevS, the umpire, came in. for some
harsh criticism in the morning game
az Oakland al the hands of the An
gels, on account of a decision which
meant the loss OF run.
II is getting 10 be that every time
Frank Miller takes the hill the cham
pions can count on victory He is
getting 10 be as consistent as that
famous thoroughbred Colin, which
never 5ost race.
Miller was there with finished as
sortment and his speed factory had
ing like the ferry clock, and II brought
seven Of the opposition's batters TO
death Via the strike out route.
Tozer, the Angels twirler, who IA
vors an underhand ball, behaved bet
ter than on his previous appearance
on the mound He had control, but
toward the end OF the fray the Seals
were getting smart to his offerings.
Home runs are becoming SO fire.
QUent on the local cigar box field that
10 pound the ball out Of the lot nova
days is common thing and nothing
unusual BOdie came through with a
four base swat during the afternoon.
Murphy started trouble in the fourth
frame with poke over second. Roth
selected a ripe one which he sent siz-
zling down the first base line, and
Murphy had no trouble in getting
around TO third while Roth was held
10 the initial bag. ~Delmas tried the
squeeze. which worked successfully. but
IL resulted in e peculiar play He
bunted toward first and Murphy scored.
Tennant scooped the ball and got Roth
at second and the ball was relayed
back to first and Delmas was nailed.
A walk was the undoing of Tozer in
The eighth frame, and il was the only
present he handed out during the game.
Mohler waited out four bad ones and
then Melchior hit TO the right field
fence. and the Kid got around to third.
Tennant came along with q pretty slam
te center and Aohler crossed the pan
with the running run, while Melchior
pulled up at third. Berry flied to CEN
ter field and Melchior tried to beat
the III, ~ nome, but he was nailed at
the plate. Score:
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FIRST GAME
SACRAMENTO
.ZS
p0RTIANn

RUNS AND HITS By INNIl
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over the right field fence in the open
ing frame and Howard swatted it over
the same place in the next frame.
The third was bad frame for
Crieger. McArdle doubled and Willis
sacrificed. Crieger missed the ball and
both were safe. Witt walked, filing
the bases. Melchior's hit scored Nc
Ardle. Tenants double scored Will
lis. Witt and Melchior. Williams double
scored Tenant.
Bernard tripled in the fifth Dill
Ions single scored Bernard. Here is
where Murphy hit one along first,
which the umpire called a foul Hosp
scored in the sixth frame Score:
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McSwain and Chambers
Retain Trophy
Especial Dispatch to The CALI

SACRAMENTO, May 30.-The three
days play in the northern California
tennis tournament came to a close in
the doubles today when the Charles
Lumbard- Fred Elkus team of Sacra-
mento the challengers, were defeated
by the A. r. McSwain- Victor Chambers
team, the present holders of the cup.
rs, 7-5, S-6.
Charles Lunlbard by defeating w.
Hunter Of stockton qualified today to
meet A. r. McSwain in the champion
ship This event. however, was post
poned until next Sunday.
Lumbard and Elkus this morning de-
feated the Clinch brothers as well as
Hunter and Hogskins of Stockton.
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Traffic Team Defeats
Fruitva1e Nine

The fast Traffic team recently de-
feated Vallejo. to 0, and yesterday
took the long end of a to ] score
against Fruitvale on the latter's
grounds. A great deal of interest was
taken in the game, as Jenkin. who
formerly twirIed for Fraser's Trans
portation team, was in the box for
Fruitvale against his old teammates.
Benham easily outpitched Jenkin. Cy
Perkins and Ryan featured in the
catching department, while Mitchell
and Barteel both featured in fielding.
Score-Fruitvale: 1 run, 8 hits. 5
errors: Trafics: runs, hits, 3 errors.
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McGreevy's Decision Questioned

4 Umpire McCreevy was given a warm
f7zle yesterday morning owing to rem
oering a decision calling a poke by
Murphy IN the fifth frame a foul. The
bail tore along the first base line and
many who saw il travel will take an
oath 1t was fair. The ball was goinr
along labeled a double or better. DIE
Ion was on base and but one down
Murphy went back to the plate and
struck out
The Angels got a run in the first
and second innings. Daley hit the ball
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Oaks and Vernon Split

Los ANGELES. May 30.-oakland and Vernon
divided the Memorial day double header honors
the Villagers taking the morning game 5 to 2
and the Commuters winning the afternoon game
and the series TO 2.
Inc morning game was sanguinarr engage
ment. WoFerton. Honsiing and Umpire Hide
brand all received more or less painful injuries
Wolverton collided with Martinke and Hensliue
ana Hildebrand were hit by balls. Maggert and
Roy Brsshear both batted home runs. In the aft
ernoon session the Oaklsnds broke a tie by bat
ting Brackenridge hard. They Tailed 4 on hits
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BEATS WORLDS RECORD

PHILADELPHIA. May s0.-Matt Nc
Grath of the Irish-American A. c. of
New York, in throwing the 56 pound
weight for height today, reached 16 feet
inch, which exceeds the worlds rec
ord by ne-eighth of an inch. The
mark, however, will stand only as an
exhibition record, as it was not made In
competition.
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Cardinal Squad First on
The Ground
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

CHAMPAIGN, H., May 3o.-Stanford
university's track team is first on the
ground for the conference meet. Cap
tain l. Scott leading eight athletes, is
here. The captain and pole vaulter is
barred from competition on account of
the three year rule. but' Stanford is
confident of making a strong showing 8
on Saturday The coast athletes prac-
ticed on Illinois field today and viii
take daily workouts
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HONOR PULLIAM,s MEMORY

LOUISVILLE, May 30.-The members
of the Baseball Writers association
paid tribute today TO the memory of
Harry Clay Pulliam. late president of
the National league. through Henry
Davis, svho placed floral wreath over
his grave in Cave Hill cemetery.
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Portland Takes Both

PORTLAND, May 30.--Portland indicted two
shutouts on Sacramento this afternoon. The
first contest ended to 0 and the second TO 0.
In the first game Sacramento outhit tho local
team. but good fielding shut OF any possibilities
Of runs. The second game was simply slaughter.
Portland batted both Sacramento pitchers all
over the lot The score:
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SUMMARY

Struck out--By Fitzgerald s. BIZ Seaton g.
First base on called bais-0n Fitzgerald q of
Seston q Sacrifice hits-Raymer, Casey. Speas
Ryan. Olson First base on errors-Portiand .
Left on bases--Sacramento G. Portland s. Stolen
bases-Darringer, Olson. Time Of game hour
and 35 minutes Umpire-Van Halfren
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SIrNNARy

-Four runs hits of Willis in innings;
credit victory TO Willis. Home runs-Dsley.
Howard. Three base hit-Bernard. Two base
hits-McArdle, Tenant. Williams Sacrifice
hits--Wilis, Smith. First base on called balls
on Criger 2 of Willis :. Struck out-By Criger
/, by Wills 4. by Henley ). Double play-Del-
mas to Howard TO Dillon. Stolen bases-Daley
Dillon Time Of game hour and 35 minutes
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Nourse l. By Whaien q nv
Knapp 3. First base on called bails-Off Nosrse
I. OF whalen 8. OF Knapp L. Two base hits
Casey, Rapps. Briggs t2l. Three base hit
Fisher. Double play-Shinn to Raynier to Dan
zig. Sacrifice hit-Rapps. Passed baIIs-Spies-
man. First base on errors--Portland l. Left on
bases-Sacra mento .. Portland Z. Stolen bases-
Shinn. Smith ca. Ryan. Knapp. Three hits and
3 runs on Noursc In two-thirds inning. Charge
defeat to NourSe. Time Of gamc--l hour and 80
minutes umpire--yan Haltren.
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BABY SEALS AGAIN
LOSE TO MILLERS
Stockton Tossers Make 1t Seven Straight
In Warm Double Header

STOCKTON. May S0-Stockton made
1t seven straight over the San Fran
cisco club by winning both games this
afternoon. The score
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5 10 % IS
OAErANn
RUNS AND HITS By INNING
SUMMARY

hit-Burrell Sacrifice hits--Neson, Lindsay.
First base called balls-Of Nelson .. Struck
out-By Hensling 4, by Nelson l. Stolen base
Carlisle. Wild pitch--Hensling. Hit by pitcher
Hensling, Wolvertop. Time of game hour and
35 minutes. Umpires-H HiIdebrand and Flnney.
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AFTERNOON GAME
VrNc Am urrr-e. axr~-~-r~-,,
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Varring. Hardison HalIinan
First base on called balls-On Hardison g. OF
heikle l. Struck out-By Hsrdison s. by Meikle
First base on errors-San Francisco l. Hit BY
pltched ball-Warring. Double play-Francks to
mailman. Time Of game hour and 10 min
ufes Imnire-Toman q -
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MORNING. GAME
SUMMARY
~ - L@N

Three base hits-Keller (2) Bloomfield. Stolen
bases-Peters, Reid. Mensor. Double play
Streib to j. Keller. First base on called balls
on Hopkins .. Struck out-By Moskiman Z. BY
Hopkins g. by Baldwin /. Hit By pitcher-ALos-
kimsn- Passed ball--Dashwood Sacrfhce hit
Dashwood. Hits-of HOPKINS in 1-S innings
credit victory to Hopkins. Time OF game-I hour
and S5 minutes. Umplre-Irwin.
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MORNING. GAME
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Hoag Two base hits-Hcag
Mckune. SACRIFICE hits-Hasty. Sheehan. Car
man. Stolen bases-Spencer, Miller, H0ag. Shee-
man, First base on called balls-OH Kratzberg
l. Struck out-By Kratzberg 1, by Griffin 2
Left on Dissatisfaction 6, San Francisco s. First
0ase on errors-Stockton 2. San Francisco s.
Double piay-Hasty TO Francks to Hoag. Time
OF game hour and Is minutes. Umpire-To-
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Baby Oaks Break Even

SAN Jose, May 3O.-San Jose and Oakland d.
vided double header today at Luna park. the
locals winning the series By four games to three
Moskiman when hits meant runs. two three bag
gers by Keller being followed by singles BY Reid
send whipped a spectator who had made himself
obnoxious In the berry patch next to the bali
ground after the game. Score:
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Doyle. Eagan Owens Funck
Thornton. Haley, Kuhn. Sacrifice hlts-Kelly
NcDonough. smith (2). Stolen bases-Haley
Doyle. Funck. Kuhn, Tracy (2l- Hit by pitched
ball-Tracy- Struck out-By Smith 3. By Thorn
ton &. by Leonard I. First base on called balls
OF Thornton g. Wild pitches-1hornton Kuhn
Five runs and hits on Smith in six and one
thirds inning. Credit victory to Smith Time of
game hours Umpires-Schimpr 9nd Strick
lpf4
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SAN FRANCISCO
Rms AND HTS BY INNINGS
Summary
LOS ANGELES

Home run--Bodie. Two base hft-Lewis. Sac
rihce hits-Bernard. Deimas BOdie. First base
on called halls--of Miller g. OF Tozer l. Struck
out--By Miller Z. Double plsvs-Tennant to Nc
Ardle q Mohler, Mohler to Tenant Witt to Ten-
nant Stolen bases-Daley t2). Howard Lewis.
Ncff-ecry-
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SUMMARY

Two base hits-Keliy. Dickinson. Sacrifice hit
Kelly Stolen 6ases-kelly; MeDouough, Mur-
base called balls-Oh Heister .. OF Jones l.
Wild pitch-Heister Passed bals-Nfc Donough,
Umpire-AtkinsOn.
Afternoon game:
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(state Leaguel
RESULTS OF GAMES

innings. charge defeat to Goodwin. First base
on called balls-On Goodwin l. on Baldwin .
Struck Out--By Bloomfield >. by Goodwin 2 bv
Baldwin 2. Hit by pitcher. Keller b. Cool
win Sacrifice hit-BurnS Time OF game flDur
and is minutes. Umpires-Irwin and Eager
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SUMMARY
Two base hit-Moskiman. Stolen base-Strefb.
Double plays-Depauli to Streib: Burns to Streib
TO Keller. Hits-0f Goodwin for 4 runs in
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Tigers Take Double

FRESNO. May 30.-The Tigers won both games
from Sacramento today. to s. and 20 s. The
double victory makes six out of seven for Fresno.
Loose playing and plenty OF hitting featured both
games. Scores.
Morning game:
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OAKLANl
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits apportloned-On Willett IN eight and
one-third innings. OF Lively in eight Innings
ton Thomas. Sacrifice hits-Brown (2l. First
base on called balls-on Lively 2, on willett 5.
Moser ?. by wflIett & Double pisrs-R Bra
shear to Fisher, Carlisle to Brown. r. Brashear
20 Fisher 70 Lindsay TO Fisher. Mitse to Cam
Mitze f2). Stolen bsse--CarIisie. Time Of game
- hours and 25 minutes. Umpires-Finney and
Hildebrand.
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san FRANCISCO

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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League)
RESULTS OF GAMES

SAN Francisco 3, Los Angeles 4.
San Francisco 2, Los Angeles L.
Vernon 5, Oakland 2.
Oakland 9, vernon 2.
Portland 1, Sacramento o.
Portland o, Sacramento o.
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PORTLAND

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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