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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-19
Sacred Heart Probable
League Champions

The Academic league baseball tour
nament is gradually being worked
down TO the final game. The defeat
of Alameda high school last Saturday
by Hitchcock Military academy came
as a surprise, as Alameda was figured
on 10 be one Of the contestants in the
final game, whereas Hitchcock was de-
feated by Mission. high in a practice
game.
There now remain three teams in the
urnament-Stockton high, winner of
the San Joaquin Valley league, Hitch
cock. winner of the Northern and Ala
media County leagues. and Sacred
Heart, winner Of the local champion
ship. The latter two schools will meet
next Saturday afternoon at o'clock
on the san Rafael grounds and the
winner viii play Stockton in this city
the following week There is but little
doubt that the seasoned local team will
not only defeat Hitchcock, but Stockton
as well. unless they should strike an
of day
Baseball has always been an eXpen-
siVe sport for the Academic league. and
this seasons tournament is no excep-
tion. Stockton refuses to pay the $50
expenses of bringing a team to their
city on the grounds that they can not
draw a crowd, and the Alameda high
student body felt the same as ii is
heavily in debt, so the league authori-
ties have had a difficult problem to
solve. According to league rules the
league must pay all expenses for the
final game
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JIMMY LEWIS IS
HERO OF CONTEST
Speedy Seal Does Sensational
Base Running and Locals
Win Hard Battle
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 1S.-Some big
league base running by Jimmy Lewis
today won for the Seals hard uphill
game that had once been labeled with
a Sacramento stamp Willis. on the
coaching line, had bungled a chance
for the Seals to break a to 4 score
in the ninth by forcibly holding Ten
nant at third on Lewis single, re-
sultfng in Tommy being called out.
Lewis pilfered second, and when the
Sacramento infield busted itself in re-
tiring Williams at first on a slow
grounder to short, Jimmy came all the
way in from second in grand style.
The Senators had the game we'll
tucked away up to the eighth round.
when Spiesman threw it away. Board
mans single to right had scored two in
the first for Sacramento and three clean
hits had brought over a second brace
in the next. One run was marked up
by the Seals in the fourth inning when
Fitzgerald soaked Eastley in the shoul-
derS with the bases full, forcing in
Tenant.
Jimmy Lewis opened the eighth with
a single to right and stole second. Will
liams poled a long single to left, scor-
ing Lewis and moved up to second
when McArdle was passed A double
steal was worked and Sportsman threw
the ball to left field in trying to head
off Williams Eastley famed, but
Witt put down a perfect bunt and beat
it out Spiesman thought he could
catch him and instead heaved the ball
into Wits back, McArdle scoring. Two
errors together with Lewis path work
broke the draw in the ninth.
Two sensational catches by Darringer
at second were features of the game
Score:
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RUBY LOOKS LIKE
A SURE WINNER
Yachfsmen Disappointed BY Se-
lection of Small Boat to
Defend Cup

Yachtsmen about the bay are some
what disappointed at the selection of
the Ruby as the COrinthian yacht clubs
defender for the San Francisco perpet-
ual challenge cup. as it was the nope
of the Aeoliams and others that the
Discovery would be named in order TO
make the contest good race Accord
ing to the deed of gift a cup defender
can not be more than 10 per cent larger
than the challenger, but no mention Is
made of a boat more than 10 per cent
smaller. 1t is almost fOregone con-
clusiOn that the Merry Widow can not
defeat the Ruby with the big time al
lOwance the latter will receive, no
matter if il does defeat IL boat Tor
boat, which is also doubtful II the
Aeolian boat is not sailed better than
1t was in the club race of last Sunday
Captain Stevens of the defender IS
without doubt one of the best amateur
tars upon the bay, as he is familiar with
every current in the bay, has wen
trained crew and knows his boat Ike
a book, whereas the crew and skipper
of the Alameda club boat are compare
lively green at the racing game There
is no doubt of the Merry Widow being
a speedy boat if 1t is put in the best OF
shape for such an important contest as
this, but it's sails could be made to Mt
much better than they do at present.
The Ruby is being fitted with
larger spinnaker in order that the boat
will be rated as a 25 fOOter. The
Widow will go on the ways today TO
receive a final overhauling preparatory
to the race. Saturday morning the
yachts will be measured by the COrin-
THAN measurer at Fulton BASIN
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National League

CHICAGO. May 1S.-Chicago defeated Brook
lyn to 2 in 10 innings today. The winning
run was scored ON McMillan's bad throw OF
Tinker's grounder. Archers sacrifice. and Pfeis-
ter's single. Chicago released Pitcher Carson to
the Vernon California club. Score:
R. H. f.
Chlcago ...-- .-.--..-- -..--.-..-...-
Brooklyn ..........-....... s
Batteries-Pfeister and Archer, Berger and
Erwin. Umpires, 0Day and Brennan.
ST. LOUIS. May Is.-St. Louis won its
enth straight game today by defeating Phila-
delphia 3 to 3. Moren hit safely In the
eighth inning for four singles, netting three
runs. Score; X. H. E.
81. LOUIS ......... ..-....'--
fnliauelphla OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Batteries Sallee and Phelps; Moren
and Moran. Umpires, Klein and Kane.
PITTSBURG, May 1s.-Boston hit Camnitz
hard but the hits were scattered through the
game and the visitors lost to Pittsburg, ; to >
that Curtis was found for seven hits in the
first two innings. Leach and Brown each
knocked the ball over the fence for home run.
Score: R. H. E
flttsDurg -..'.-.- ....---.- II
Boston ......-..-.... .......--.. l. >
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson; Curtis, Brown
and Graham. Umpires, RigIer and Emslie-
CINCINNATI. May 1S-Both Mathewson and
SuGgs We're hit hard today, but Cincinnati's
rors allowed New York to win, 10 to 8. Score:
R. II. E.
New I ork ~ Il 8
Cincinnati ................ .......-.. IL 8
Batteries-Mathewso and Meyer; Suggs and
Mclean. Umpires. tombstone and Moran
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chester KRUM IS
LAST in HANDICAP
Raleigh, After Being Beaten
Twice by Mayne Colt, Turns
the Tables

Raleigh won the Fairfax handicap,
feature of the card at Emeryville
yesterday. leading home three of the
cleverest performers on the coast.
Among them was Chester Krum. which
had beaten him twice in succession.
The son of Bassetlaw was more favored
by the weights, however. yesterday,
and he had the speed to lead from the
start. Coburn took no chances with
him the final furlong and used his
whip, landing his mount a winner by
more than length from Redeem while
Inclement was third, two lengths away.
Chester Krum ruled favorite, but was
outrun and failed to respond as well
as in other races. 1t is possible that
him. Soon after the start Callahan on
Redeem lost his whip and let go of
the f1lly's head, losing considerable
ground.
Favorites and second choices took
four of the events, and the other win
ners were fairly well supported.
Favorite followers started off well
by cashing on Airs. The mare was
outrun early. but closed we'll and out
gained Biskra, beating her head.
Third money went to Burning Bush.
Salali conceded considerable weight
to the other youngsters in the year
old race and ran over Wiltrude S in
the final furlong. Zlata Brana made
good showing and was only beaten a
head for second money.
Miss Roberts, which has steadily been
improving, proved an easy winner in
the third. AT the finish she was four
lengths in front of Sainotta, with
Deneen next. Biased was left at the
post.
Sibari won the mile event, fifth on
the card Post sent him to the front
about the three furlong pole, and he
was never headed. Mi Derecho, an out
slider. closed gamely under punishment
and took the place from Charles Green,
the favorite.
There were a number of tips in cir
culation on the last race, as is usually
the case in maiden affair. There was
a heavy play on Sully, with Babe Neely
the most fancied. The race was easy
for Dahlgren, as he won all the way,
beating Babe Neely and Cuvina.
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Wrestling Promoter
Defy Mayor

CHICAGO, May 1s.-Promoters of the
Gotch-Zbyszsko wrestling match, for
which a purse of $4,000 has been hung
up, declared last night that the bout
will be held on Decoration day in Chi
cago or vicinity despite the refusal of
Mayor Busse to issue a permit. The
sale of tickets continues at the down
town offices and respective spectators
have been told that the match will be
held. order or no order from the au-
thorities.
Should the plan of the managers to
seek a writ of mandamus compelling
the mayor to issue permit fail they
announce their intention of trans
ferring the bout to Harlem racetrack
or some point outside the city limits
In the event that the sheriff of Cook
county decides to take a hand in the
attempt to stop the match the pro-
moters say they will go outside of the
county and possibly to Hammond, Ind
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San Jose Team Upset
By DiSSension
[speeiaI Dispateh 70 The Cain

SAN JOSE, May 1S.-All day the
management Of the San Jose ball team
has been. scurrying hard to get the
team into shape for the trip to Stock
ton tomorrow and tonight it was stated
that practically the same club as has
been in the field all season will make
The trip, with the exception of Goodwin
and one or two others who are dissat-
isfied
All the players have been on the
anxious seat all week and several have
been considering Jumping to bush
towns, but Goodwin, the star pitcher
Of the club, viii not be on the job.
Russell, right fielder. has been released
and Pitchers Emerson and Baldwin
were also allowed to go, but have been
resigned since the trouble with
Goodwin broke.
Fears that the league is unstable
have prompted the players to look for
other berths. Ed Reid was here to-
night TO join the team, but il can not
be predicted just how the lineup will
look until the train pulls out at 1920
tomorrow morning for Stockton. The
management declares that the club is
to be rapidly strengthened and that it
will be kept out in front.
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Louisville Results

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 1S.-The feature Of
today's racing was the handicap in which
smart brigade OF weight carriers fought it out
for one and a sixteenth miles The race resulted
in a victory for DIR. HOlzberg. who beat the
favorite. Crystal Maid, by length and a half
Summary:
First race. six furlOngs-Southern Gold,
straight $50. won; SigO. place $3.50. second;
Bob Lynch, show S16.20. third Time. 1:l6.
Second race, seven furlongs-Nauette. straight
S1475O. won: La Toupee. place $3.50 second .
Belle Glen. show $500. third Time. 1880
Third race, four and a half furlOngs-Scaret
Pimpernel. straight $22- 20. won: II. r. Brandt
place 81. second; Amerieaneer. show $3.50, third
Time. 80 1j.
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles. handi-
cap-Dr. HOlzberg, straight $14.5O. won: CryS-
tai Maid. place 81. so, second; Kercheval, show
So 60, third. Time, 1:47 1-5-
Fifth race four and a half furlongs-Priu-
cess Industry. straight S4.10. won; Ella Bryson,
place $3.SO. second; Rue, show s.. so. third.
Time :55 4-5
Sixth race and sixteenth miles selling
County Clerk. straight $500. won; Cool, place
$500. second; Fantastic, show $50 third
Time, 1:41 2-5.
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Spring S. S fol- youro
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Crack Athletes in Big
Track Meet

The entry list for the Knights of
the Red Branch games, which will be
held at Shell Mound park on the 29th,
will close with Joseph r. Hickey at
Spalding's on next Monday, and the
Pacific athletic associations commit
tee will proceed to handicap the entries.
The meet is attracting the best ath-
letes around the bay, as the prizes are
of the best. The excellent manner in
which this organization conducted its
games last year is proving a big in
ducement to the various amateur ath-
letes to participate. The Olympic club.
Swedish-American, Tamalpais Visi-
tacion valley, Irish-American and Cen
tury clubs will all be represented by a
good field. The list of events is an at
tractive one. William Minahan is in
charge of the meet
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SPO1rLIGM1rS
ON S[p0R rs

Tom Corbett received letter from his brother
jim, the former heavy weight champion. stating
about the end Of the month. lie will come
directly to this city.
The shufnebOard tournament for the Jules
Dohrmann trophy probably will start next Tues
day night.
the game and the promoters have been losing
money lately. There are too many Of them
and the fans are getting more than they want
Governor A. o. Eberhart of Minnesota is now
a full hedged baseball fan with unlimited priv
ilege TO witness any game played on an associa-
tion diamond in the United States.
The flag flying over the Aqueduct racetrack is
at half mast in honor Of King Edward VII. 1t
was ordered placed thus by L. ]. Dwyer, presi-
dent of the club. king Edward VII was tbe
best friend of racing the world has ever known .
said Dwyer.
As an almost direct result of the success
which has attended every long distance power
going cruises Of early days down to the big
undertaking included in the forthcoming Phila-
aeiphia to Havana eontest.it has been decided
10 hold New York TO Paris race for motor
boats during the spring of 1911
This viii be the longest contest ever held
for power craft. and the plans contemplate
leaving New York for Havre thence TO paris.
IN such time as to permit of their witnessing
yacht club in June.
Hildreth. it is said. has more nower,u,
and useful stable than he had a wear
ago on the New York tracks. In fact he
stands an excellent chance of winning the
cheapest selling races well as the most
valuable stakes The predominance of the
Hildreth horses. together with those owned and
trained by Thomas Welsh, George 0dom.
H. G.. Bedwel and few others Is
One of the. reasons why the fields are
small and the sport itself is robbed Of
ordinary Interest at times. II the racing
associations would provide selling races vvif6
conditions calling for the sale of winners at
lower prices il is argued that there would be
a larger number of entries and an absence ~
stake horses in such events. But under the
conditions named in majority of the selling
races at present Hildreth, Odom Weleh and
Others who own or train high class horses arc
able to monopoize the game, to the evident
detriment Of many owners who have no chance
10 beat such formidable rivals.
Washington fans accuse Pitcher Walter John
OF playing for his release. That sounds
reasonable from every possible viewpoint.
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Belmont Results

BELMONT PARK. n. Y. May 1S.-Ocean
Bound. a grand looking flly. easily won the
Ladies' stake at Belmont park today. Fitz-
herbert made his first appearance of the year
and scored an easy victory
First race. four and half furlOngS-Novelty.
to . third. Time, "a 1-5.
Second race. six furlongs-GOlden Legend. 3
to /. won; Metaphor III. to 1, second; Trouble
maker so to L. third. Time, lis.
Third race, five furlongs-Semprolus. TO 10.
won; Royal Meteor, to >, second; Beatrice. Z
to l. third. Time. / :O2 1-5.
Fourth race, the Ladies' stake, value s.. 600.
one mile-Ocean Bound. to ). won. Indian
Time. 1:43-
Fifth race, the Jockey club. weight for age.
mile and an eighth-Fitzherbert. I to ;. won:
Grasmere ) to l, second. Candleberry. to l.
third Time, I:54
Sixth race, seven furOugs-Eddie Dugan. to
10. won; Sir Cleges. S to 1, second; ChepOntue,
to ?. third. Time %.
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retired. McCredie raced home from
third as the ball lay in the pitchers
box without any one being there to
receive it, Smith was called safe and
the run was allowed. Captain wolver-
ton at once lodged a protest with the
scorer. Hogan asserted that he acted
on the impulse Of the moment when the
umpire yelled OUT
HARD GAME TO LOSE
It was hard loss for the Commuters.
as Harkins pitched a good game. He
went in after Tonneson had pitched
two and third innings, as the latter
was as wild as q March hare. Though
he did not allow a hit while on the
hiu. he gave five trips to first.
The Oaks got off in the opening
frame by putting a run over with the
assistance of a hit. Cutshaw who did
some good stick work during the af-
ternoon was safe on a hit TO center.
Wares sacrificed and then Knapp made
a balk and Cutshaw took third. Knapp
took no chances with Hogan, allowing
him 10 go to first on four bad ones. On
CAROLS sacrifice Cutshaw crossed.
Ipnneson got himself in many tight
holes by walking men but he seemed
right stuff on the ball but was unable
to command It, Wolverton stood for
him for two innings but after he had
walked Olson in the third, Harkins
was brought into the conflict while
TonnesOn was canned
TWIRLERS EFFECTIVE
Hsrkins and Knapp were effective
Throughout the game. The only other
tally which came along during the af-
ternoon was secured by Home Run
Swander who poled the ball out of the
lot in the fourth. 1t took a course
over the right field fence.
The Beavers had little success in
Strengthening out Harkins' curves in
the sixth when they found him for
two safe swats. Olson doubled to cen
ten. Hetling flied to Hogan and then
McCredie helped all along by ground
ing out to Wares. Rapp came along
with safe swat to right field fence
The fans had visions of another long
contest the way the boXmen were
working. II may have gone many in
nings longer if Carroll had gathered
IN Olson's fly in the tenth. Ryan opened
the tenth with a hit Knapp struck
out. Ryan stole second. Ort grounded
out and then Olson came along with
fly TO right center. Carroll had to
run quite a distance but he had the
ball easily enough and he allowed it
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OAKLAND PROTESTS
HARD LUCK GAME
Beavers Win With the Aid of Lightning
Change Artist Van Haltren
By Joseph MURPHY

all the luck yesterdays and they
Carroll Ond fielder, dropped
of those
likely ball The will be protested how
Umpire Van Haltren
ourth wasr a which Portland
along nicely the fourth Oakland
period McCredie who
by Wares sacrificed him along,
by pitcher Jimmy o bat for
He
nod
He "Ou"Safe" His
Van caed the
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TRACK NOTES

The stewards looked into the matter of the
poor showing made by Meltondale Tuesday.
Owner Travers said that the colt worked very
satisfactorily Sunday, and that he bet him.
He reported that he came out of the race sore,
and Doctor Saylor, who examined him yester-
day verified the statements of Travers
Alta Ray was bought by o. Turrel yesterday
Fontelo. entered today, will carry the cOlors
of w NJ. Butterfeld in future.
Trainer Heath sent the horses he has been
handling back to the Clark farm. Cluny, the
sensationally fast hlly. and Sal Atticun are
among them. Heath says they will not race
here again until the stable has a rider of its
own.
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TOzER TAMES THE
Wild VILLAGERS
League Leaders Get Short End
of 3 to Score at Los
Angeles

Los ANGELES, May 1s.-with the aid of
Iozer, who pitched in great form, Los Angeles
got even with Vernon today, winning the sec
ond game of the series to l. Tozer struck out
eight He walked Carlisle in the sixth and
stoyalls single which followed scored Vernon $
only run. Score.
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Oakland Wheelmen Get
Fight Permit

OAKLAND. May 1s-The board Of
police commissioners has granted per-
mission to the Oakland wheelmen to
hold a series of boxing matches during
the evening of May "a. The applica-
tion of the club was for a ten round
fight, and was gril ted after an effort
had been made TO limit matches to six
rounds.
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GATHER
Thirteen IN ROW
MaCk'S HuSkieS Trim CHICAGO
and Reach HOOdOO Number
of Wins


PHILADELPHIA, May 1s.--Today's victory
for Philadelphia over Chicago by to . was
the fourth straight over the westerners and the
thirteenth in for the home team. Score:
r. Fl. E:
SHic"Eo .
Inl4duelpnld 4
Batteries-Walsh and Block; Morgan and Lapp.
WASHINGTON, May 1S-Through Groom :
effectiveness with men bases today Washing
ton defeated Cleveland to 3. McBrides field
ing feature. Score: r. II. h.
Washington Observation-Disclosures.
Cleveland OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Batteries-Groom and Street, Mitchell, Berger
and Easterly. Bemis
NEW YORK. May 1s.-New York captured
the last game of the series from ST. Louis to-
day, TO 3. by hitting Stremmel freely in the
seventh and eighth innings and by taking full
advantage OF errors. Score: r. II. Z.
LOUIS
New Ork =
Batteries-Stremmel and Allen; FriIl, Vaughn
and KleinOw.
BOSTON. May 1s.-Americsn: Boston Detroit
game postponed; rain.
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SUMMARY

Hits made of Eastley 9. of Fitzgerald 8. Two
base hits-Shaw. Darringer. Sacrifice hits
Mohler Bodie Spiesman. Stolen bases-Shaw,
Mohler, Lewis Witt. First base ON errors-San
Francisco 2. Sacramento 2. First base on called
bals-Off Fitzgerald 3. off Eastey L. left on
bases-San Francisco 10. Sacramento S. Struck
out-By Fitzgerald 4. by Eastley 4. Hit by
pitched ball-Shaw, Eastley Passel ball-Wil-
liams. Time of game-1 hour and 40 minutes.
Umpire-Hildebr
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VERNON

Stolen bases-Murphy /. Two base hits
Daley, Fisher. Sacrifice hits-Tozer, Delmas,
n Brashear, Murphy. Bases on balls-Of
Shafer 2, Tozer 1. Struck out-By Shafer L,
Tozer 8. Double plays-Lindsay to R. Brashear
TO Fisher. n. Brashear to Fisher Wild pitch
Shafer Passed ball-Hogan Time of game
l hour 30 min. Umpire Finney
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

No hits and no runs off Tonneson IN . l-3
innings. Balk-Krapp. Home run-swander
Wares. Carroll (2l, Fisher Rapp. Stolen bases
Ryan %, Cutshaw. Wares. Hogan (2). First
base called balls-Of Knapp 3. of Tonne
>, off Harkins /. Struck out-By Knapp 6.
by Harkins 1. Hit by pitched ball-Fisher by
Harkins. Double plays-Maggart to Cutshaw,
Cutshaw to Hogan. Cutshaw to Wares TO Hogan,
Ryan to Rapps, Olson to Rapps. Wild pitch
Hsrkins. Time of game hours and 10 min
utes. Cmpires-McGreevy and Van Haltren.
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Western League

At Des Moines-Des Moines 4. Wichita s.
At Omaha-Omaha H. Denver =
At LincOln-Lncoln 10. st. Joseph ;.
At Sioux City-SiOux City o. Topeka 5.
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College Baseball

darkness).
At Philadelphia PENNSYLVANIA Is, Lehigh A.
At Princeton. Y. J.-Lafayette s. Princeton o..
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American Association

At st. PauI-Indianapolis I. st. Paul 3.
At Milwaukee-Toledo 2, Milwaukee Z.
At Kansas City-Columbus 2. Kansas City O.
At polis-Louisville 3, minneapolis
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Northwestern League

VANCOUVER, b. c., May 1S.-Spokane used
three pitchers in an effort to stop Vancouver to-
day. but they unable to do more than make
the game close, Vancouver winning to A.
Gardner, for the locals, pitched winning ball,
holding the visitors down to five hits. Score:
r. IL. E.
spokane
Vancouver -.-.....-..-..-.... . IL
Batteries-keener, Holm, Bonner and Brooks;
Gardner and Sugden.
SEATTLE, May 1s.-Tacoma from Seattle
today by score of TO 3 The record fails to
show how the champions mangled the National
game. Score: r. ii. e.
Seattle Observation-Disclosures. =
Tacoma .....-..-...... IL
Batteres-Hall and Custer; Anns and Blank
enship.
VANCOUVER, May 1S.-vancouver won an
other victory Spokane tonight getting the
verdict in seven inning game, 3 to . Both
Hickey and Chinault wild, but Spokane's
errors helped Vancouver to win. The game was
called at the end of the first half of the seventh
on account Of darkness
Score: r. II. E.
Vancouver OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. :!
Batteries-Hickey and Ostdick; Chinault and
Lewis.
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The Calls Form Chart OF Races at Emeryyille

n $
May hundred and yfrthda
G j
668Q
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Sibari, 1 place, 1-2 show:
-Mercedita. Trained
Third same. High price
Duchess OF Montebello 21-5.
three furlong pole and won
Charless Green hung badly
quarter. So did Buttercnp.
vaIne % Az, sI.o
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SACRAMENTO
Total .........'.....-5'

%Batted for Fitzgerald in ninth.
IRAN for Hunt in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS