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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1910-04-27
Official Entries.
Official Entries, Wednesday, April 27

OfficIal Entries, Wednesday, April II.
First Race, Selling, FurIongs.
125-Lucky Mate, 121.
126-Alencon, 121.
131-Tallow Dip, lis.
114-Lou Lanier, 104.
107-Bosom Friend, STA
9S-Masks and Faces, ia.
121-Gerando, 106.
113-Donaldo, lis.
Also eligible to start in order
named should any of the above
scratch:
Col Austin, 100, Tackle 121, Kith
and Kin 104, Advise, 121.
Second Race, Selling, a ~ FurIongs.
126-Pearl Hopkins, *106
130-Col. Zeb, Ill.
125-Moscow Belle, 100.
119-Kingthorpe, Ill.
129-Della A, 100.
10S-My Rosa, 100.
120-Scotch Lass, 106.
115-C. Clamp, 10S.
Third Race, Selling, S FurIones.
124-lMary's Lamb, 104.
129-Niantic, 121.
124-Adeline Bourne, 104.
112-Creuse, 104.
131-Dr. Frank. 121.
112-Dorothy K, 104.
119-Al Bush, 121.
129-Expect to See, 121.
Also eligible, Mocha 119, Fete 116
Lake Killarney 116.
Fourth Race, Purse, 5 FurIongs.
107-Caltha, 119.
96-Jack Laxson, SO.
121-Autumn Rose, 100.
116-Anna Smith, 119.
116-Grace Kimball, 119.
109-Greenlawnl 11S.
126-Kiamesha II, 124.
Fifth Race, Selling, Mile.
111-Tannie, 10S.
122-John Garner. 11S.
111-Lafayette ia.
127-Restless Lady, 101.
115-Dry Dollar, **115.
118-Countermand, 1T.
127-San Primo, 10.
f15-Dr. Crook. 10.
Also eligible, o. K. Herndon 103
Punky *105, Confessor 113.
*5-leb apprentice allowance claimed
**3-lb. apprentice allowance claimed
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DON'T FOOL WITH THE GRIP.

The after results of the grip are apt
to be exceedingly serious. 1t leaves
in its wake weakness and a rundown
condition in general.
Prof. R. E. R. Hicks, of Haplewood,
Ala. says that after grip, Vinol re-
stored his strength and cured his
cough after different physicians and
cough syrups had failed and he con-
siders Vinoi one of the greatest bless
ings ever offered to the public.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

Atlanta Beats Nashville.
Atlanta, April 26.-In a fast game
this afternoon Atlanta won from the
visitors by the score of to 1. Score:
r. H. E.
Nashville .............. 6 2
Batteries-Johns and Smith. Case
and Seabaugh; umpires, Rudderham
and Pfenninger.
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BASEBALL

Columbus 6, Macon 9, ten innings.
Augusta 7. Jacksonville l.
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Southern League.
Atlanta f. Nashville 1.
Montgomery 4, Birmingham 2.
Montgomery 5, Birmingham 0, sec
ond.
Mobile 5, New Orleans 7.
Mobile 1, New Orleans 5, second.
>-Chattanooga-Memphis, rain.
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RNIEAGUE,
RESULTS YESTERDAY.

National League.
St, Louis Cincinnati, postponed, cold.
Chicago, rain.
Philadelphia 5, Boston 4.
New York 8, Brooklyn 8.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Washington Wins.
Washington, April 26.-Washington
outbatted New York today in a game
featured by long hits. Score:
R. H. E.
Washington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 3
New York ]
Batteries-Walker and Street, Man.
ming and Sweeney; umpires, Evans
and Eagan.
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Two for Montgomery.

hams winning streak was given a jar
this afternoon, when the locals took
both ends of a double-header. The
visitors could not bat, getting only
three hits in the first and two in the
second game. Score:
r. H. E.
montgomery 2
birmingham 3
Batteries-Guese and Miller, Lowery
and Ryan; umpire, Carpenter.
Second R. H. f.
Birmingham .......... 2 2
Batteries-Thomas and Miller. File
harty, McTigue and Elliott; umpire,
Carpenter.
Mobile Loses Two.
Mobile, April 26.-New Orleans won
both games of today's double-header.
The second game was featured by the
fine pitching of Maxwell, who yielded
up only one hit. Score:
R. H. E.
Noplle ........ -. ..........
New Orleans ............ 8 l
Batteries-Allen and Chappelle and
Dunn, Pruitt and LATTE; umpire,
FitZsimmons.
r. H. E.
Second r. H. E.
New Orleans 3
Batteries-Torry and Dunn, Maxwell
and Lafitte; umpire, Fitzsimmons.
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American League.
Chicago-Cleveland, rain.
ST. Louis-Detroit, wet grounds.
Philadelphia-Boston, rain.
Washington 8, New York Z.
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that the donors of the cup had been
SO notified.
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GAM ES TODAY.

National League.
Pittsburg at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
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American League.
Chicago at Cleveland.
Detroit at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
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South Atlantic League.
Savannah 20, Columbia 1.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA Beats Boston.
Giants Get Another.

Giants Get Another.
New York, April 26.-The locals
took hard hitting game from Brook
Ign this afternoon by the narrow mar
gin of one run. Score:
R. H. E.
Brooklyn .................
Batteries-Crandall and Myers, Bell
and Erwin; umpires, Klein and Kane.
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Frank Flesher crowded the early pace
home raced Tallow Dip into defeat and DIR
plan hard ridden all the way could never il
fast in the closing drive and was interfere
showed improvement.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
CARDINAL LACKS
EXPERIENCED men
Only Eight Veterans of Big
Games Out, but Babies Are
Promising Lot
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. g.
The Rugby season for 1910 was form
ally opened yesterday afternoon when
Coach G. ]. Presley called the waiting
squad of 175 men to order on the saw
dust field to the north of Stanford field.
OF the men on the field SO were fresh
men and rs were men with previous
practice of the day, after a short ex-
planation of the game for the benefit
OF the new men. was devoted prin-
cipally to setting up exercises and to
familiarizing the new men with some
of the simpler things about the Eng
lish game. For the men who were
already familiar with Rugby dribbling
and scrimmage practice took up the
largest part Of the time.
Coach Presley was assisted in han
ding the men, who were divided up
into four squads. by some of the men
who have recently returned from the
Australian trip with the All American
team. K. L. Dole, captain of the var
sity fifteen for this year. and B. E..
Erb took charge of the old men, while
A. E. Roth gave instruction to the
freshman backs, and Coach Presley
had charge of the freshman forwards.
comparatively few veterans, when 1t is
considered that the blue and gold will
have practically a full team of veterans
on the field. But eight men who have
had former experience in a varsity
game against the University of Cali
fornia were on the field yesterday, and
only one more is expected to return
early in the season.
Fitting, Horton, Dole and Cheda are
the veteran forwards who will be in
cardinal uniform this year, and San
born. Erb, Cass and Brown will be IN
the backfield. Stan Mitchell. who
made such good showing as a fresh
man last year, is expected back within
a few days, and with him the total
of old varsity men will be raised to
nine
Although it is still too early to tell
anything definite about the freshman
squad, they presented husky appear
ance last night and were on their toes
every minute during the practice. If
preparatory school records count for
anything. the record that some of these
boys have behind them makes 1T seem
as if they should be able to make
things warm for the California babies
on October 49, The Stanford fresh
men will play their first game against
the fifteen of the Lowell high school
on Stanford field Saturday, Septem-
Der 10.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
VARSITY SQUAD IS
. OUT AT CALIFORNIA
Veteran Team Members That
Took Australia Trip Lead
Candidates
BY WILLIAM UNMACK

The fact that the veteran squad Of
last year and the returned players from
the Australian tour were to make their
at California university yesterday. was
inducement enough to bring the stu
dents to the bleachers in large num-
bers. Coaches Schaeffer and Cert spoke
to the large squad that came out for
varsity honors and outlined the policy
for the present seasons
More than 100 men turned out and
this squad was divided into sections
and the players who have returned
from Australia took charge of the diff
ferent squads under the supervision of
the coaches. No hard practice was In
dulged In, but each squad was in
structed in dribbling, passing, falling
on the ball and cross kicking.
Coach Schaeffer has added one of the
most promising freshmen to the var
sity squad. This player Is Roy McNeill
and he has caught the eye of all fol-
lowers of the game by his wonderful
accuracy and ability in the two fresh
men games he has played In. McNeill
comes from the st. Mary's college team
and played on that team for two years
The freshman squad has also under
gone Its first trimming process and
yesterday 81 men were dropped from
the lists. The squad has now been re-
duced to 95 men and more heads are
expected to fall in the basket after
today's game with Mission high school.
The game will be called at o'clock
d. Butler, captain of the 1905 varsity
team and full back of that year and j.
Glascock, a forward on the same team
were out for practice yesterday with
the varsity squad and the bleacherites
gave the old warriors a hearty
welcome.
In the squad that was out yesterday
there were IL of last years victorious
team besides several others who were
on the reserve list. Among the veter-
ans out were Captain elect Dwiggins,
c. A. Allen. A. Elliott. i. G. Markwart,
r. S. Jordan. l.. M. Morriss, c. A.
Phleger, d. p, Hardy, H. Ashley, J..
A. Stroud, L. Watts, C. w. Pauly. B.
A. Swartz and @. Hansen. Besides
these men there were large numbers
of last years freshman team who will
again try for varsity fonors.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

ting lot of work and some of the
wiseacres predict that they will be Fin
when the pinch" comes.
It is true that Lively and Moser are
being given a lot of drilling, but the
former looks as if he is well able to
stand the grind, as he is a giant in
stature.
While Oakland and Portland will be
battling here for the lead, the Seals
les. A little success in the south will
VIII be in the south meeting the
Angels. A little success in the south
viii put the champions right in the
going again. Longs men are far from
being out of it, and though they had a
bad session in the north, at the same
time they have been fairly successful
considering their long stretch on the
road
The Seals figure to beat the Angels
but Berry's men seem to be able to play
when they are at home
Vernon looks to be out of it, The
villagers appear TO have struck a rut
and the leading three teams seem 10
have too big an advantage for Hogan's
club TO overcome. Unless dope goes
wrong, Vernon will about land where
it is or below Los Angeles 1t is hardly
likely that Vernon will finish in the
fest division.
MITCHELL LOOKS FIND
1t looks as il Danny Long has picked
up worthy man in his new pitcher.
Mitchell, who has showed good form in
the two games in which he has worked.
The young collegian received some
good notices in the south where he
worked against Vernon. and he is re-
ported to be a find.
Ping Bodie seems TO be killing the
ball, and Madden also seems to have hit
his stride. In fact the champions seem
to be going better now than they were
few weeks ago.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
BERKELEY Highs
team BEATS BABES
California Freshmen Defeated
by SchOIaSficS, Who Put
Up FIashy Game
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BERKELEY. Sept 6.-The freshms
team again went down to defeat. tlzfs
time the squad from the Berkeley high
school securing the decision. The game
was largely on the order of scrub prac-
tice. though both teams put consider
able pepper" into their play. On the
days play the Berkeley lads had all
the best of the argument and most OF
the time had the Californians pinned
in their own territory
The Berkeley high team showed
flashes of considerable ability and
many of the runs started by half back
Corgtat were admirably continued by
the back division. Through over eager
ness the Berkeley team lost one sure
score. Howard OF the Berkeley team
had lodged and beaten all his op-
ponents and ran behind the line. but
in attempting to get the leather be-
hind the posts he lost it and the Call
fornians saved
Berkeley attacked very strongly
after this and Hardy eventually went
over for a try. Austin added the extra
points for the goal. Berkeley 5. Cali
fornie 0.
California then livened up and after
several attempts the California for
wards took the play TO the Berkeley
line and Ellery scored The kick at
goal was a failure.
The game from this on was all in
favor of the Berkeley school team and
before full time was called Forbes
scored for the school boys and Austin
again converted the goal. No further
score was registered. and Berkeley won
by 10 points TO 5.
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narrow margin. Ine battle IN tne
opening contest will undoubtedly be a
hard fought one.
The Portlanders come well fortified.
The club has been playing faultless
ball and the members of the team are
in pretty good shape. The eBavers
will have another new face in their
lineup in Artie Kruger, who was a
member Of the Oakland club several
years ago. but since has had a triel in
the big brush.
According TO Geographic dispatches
Monty Pfvl. who played with the Stock
ton club i'm the defunct State league
and who is the property of Johnny Nc
Graw Of the New York Giants, will be
another member Of the Portland team.
but according to the officials of the
Oakland baseball club Pfyl will be
with the transbay team this afternoon.
BOTH CLAIM PFYL
The following statement comes from
the oficials of the Oakland baseball
club:
Manager WoIverton has en-
braced the opportunity TO secure
Monty PfyI. who has been per-
mitted by the national commission
10 finish the season in the coast
league. It is not known as yet
iust where Pfyl VIII be played, but
as OL>ielder Maggart was hurt in
Mondays game IT is possible that
that speedy player viii have TO
take q short Vacation, and in that
event Pfys may be assigned to the
garden. where he has had consid-
erable experience II is hoped that
the injury 10 First Baseman Cam
eron's arm Will not prove TO be
serious, but in case that he is not
able 10 resume his position soon
Pfyl will be available for first as
well as for the outfield. Manager
Wolverton, although well satisfied
with his team, felt, in view of the
condition OF the race. that he could
not overlook the chance TO secure
> nlaver Of the class of Pfyl so as
10 be ready for any emergency.
Pfyl has signed with the Oaks, and
VIII be in Uniform when they line
up for the opening games against
Portland
Whetber il be Oakland or Portland
that secures the services of Pfyl, the
successful team will be lucky to gei
2 man o< PfyIs ability. He is one OF
the cleverts men who has played or
the coast and should prove a tower
OF strength to the team he is with
providing he is in condition.
Pfvl played with the Stockton clui
Of the State league and was by far the
best bstsman in the league He is Z
finished player and Uses good Judgment
At 6rst or in the field he plays equall,
well. but his great strength is witt
the stick.
PoRTLAND's WEAK SPOT
Portland is in need of little Jnor'
batting strength in the outield. Thi.
seems TO be the only weak spot in tht
lineup Of the northerners-
The Portlanders are well fortified
with pitchers. They have corps o.
twirlers which are about as good a.
any in any minor league in the coun
try When a club faces Gregg anC
Knapp il is up against ? >sard propo
sition. unless those beavers should bs
out of form.
Oakland has some gooE pitchers, bu
these stars OF the hill seem to be get
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Athenian Footballers
Down Smilers

The Athenian football team of Oak
land won a hard fought game of foot
ball from the Smilers Sunday at the
stadium grounds by the score of to
8. The features of the game were the
kicking OF Hunter and the running in
of kicks by Quarter Back Brown.
The Athenians would Hike games
from any 40 pound team.
Following is the Athenian lineup:
Right end, Dow. Right tackle, Moir;
left guard, MulholIand; center, Ander-
son; right guard, McCauliffe; left
tackle, Green; left end. Smith; quarter
back. Brown; right half, Hunter; full
back. Moore. left half, /. Dow.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Northwestern League

SEATTLE. Sept e.-seattle had lead Of on.
run until the ninth inning. when Akins' tumble
sacrifice. SWANS single and Browns double
scored two runs. Score: R. HI
Seattle ..........-......... ! .
Vancouver Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-zackert and Lebrand; Miller and
Lewis.
TACOMA, Sept. 6.-The already weak Tigers
were further weakened today by the absence Of
Rockenfeld and Bassey from the lineup and
Spokane won easily, s TO 0. Clahin held the
locals TO two hits and was steady Between
them Msston and Geehan, Tacoma's pitchers
issued 10 bases balls and were also hit freely
Ihe score r. H. E.
Tacoma ............-.........0 9
cpOAdne 3
Batteries-Maston. Geehan and Blankenship:
Cla1in and 0stdiek.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Uncle Sam Is 0ut of
Davis Cup Race

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Sowing TO
inability to get together represent
ative tennis team, the United States has
withdrawn it's challenge for the Davis
cup this year. This information was
received here today by A.. Hoskins sec
retary of the United States national
lawn tennis association, from Dwight
S. Davis, president of the association.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Travelling Men Are Il
Meet on Diamond

The Pacific coast commercial trav-
elers will play the San Francisco com
nercial travellers at baseball at St. Ig-
nattus grounds next Sunday afternoon
at o'clock.
The game is to replenish the charity
fund for both associations. A big
crowd Is expected. as over 5000 tickets
at % cents each have been sold.
Arthur Glass is manager OF the Pa
cific coast team, and Emmet Dunn for
the San Francisco commercial travellers
team.
Bill Lange is slated for umpire.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

SACRAMENTO. Sept. s.-After dis
astrous trip on the road, the Senators
returned home this morning and at
win over Vernon, to 2. Graham's
bunch made hits at opportune mo-
ments. which gave them the game.
Snappy fielding by both teams featured
the game, three lightning doubles be-
ing moved into. Breckenridge and
Nourse both pitched good ball. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Anaconda Selections

First race-Keene entry, Great Caesar, Prac-
titioner.
Second race-McCall, Will Morris, Mary Dees.
Third race-Genova, Warfare, Phillistina-
Fourth race-Harlem Maid, Miles, Rosevale.
Fifth race-Sink Spring, Charlie Doherty,
Young Belle.
Sixth race--sug armaid, Flying, Ewede Sam.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
GREAT SERIES WILL
OPEN HERE TODAY
Two Leading Clubs Claim Services of
Monty Pfyl, Stellar Batsnan
By JOSEPH MURPHY

which Oakland
e determining team is
likely candidate the The clubs practically
the keen
will give them line which the
the champions
be showed Portland
allow them
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

CHICAGO. Sept. Edward Burke. mspager
Of the Congress hotel company. was arrssttd bY
order Of Chief OF Police Steward today f9r al
lowing an exhibition OF the Johnson-Jenrfes hght
pictures IN the hotel the night Of August 2S.
The pictures were exhibited 70 a party OF 500
men during the course OF a banquet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Carlisle. Two base hits
Boardman. Briggs. Coy. Sacrifice hits--Heister.
Ross. Stolen bases-Carlisie. willett Fisher
(2l. Browne. Breckenridge. First base on called
balis-0f Breckenridge 4, of Nourse 1. Struck
plays-Briggs to La Longe; willett to Brown to
Fisher TO Brown; Burns TO Van Buren, Time of
game hour and 55 minutes. Umpire-Hlde-
brand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

MEMPHIS. Sept. 6.-Mayor Crump today
through the chief Of police notified the owners
of steamboats, plying out of this port that their
wharfng privilege would be revoked should they
display the Jeffries-J Johnson fight pictures on
board their vessels. One of the owners of
steamer had advertised that the pictures would
be exhibited bis craft.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
Western League

At omahs-Des Moines 2. Omaha l.
At Wichita-Wichita 6. st. Joseph S 30 inn.
ings)
At Denver-Denver 6. Topeka s.
At Lincoln-SiouK CITY !. Lincoln o.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

SAN LEANDRO. Sept. 6.--Principal Crane of
the San Leandro grammar school Is planning to
organize athletic League among the grammar
schools Of this vicinity. The league is to be
composed Of the San Leandro. Hayward, San I.o-
renzo, Emhurst and lockwood schools, and field
and track meets and baseball and basket ball
games will be held under the leagues auspices.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

The semiannual interclass field day
of Lowell high school will be held II
3 o'clock this afternoon on the Presidio
athletic grounds. Captain Harold Pot
ter and Manager Clarence Wakeman
have arranged quite large list of en-
tries and will give all thorough trv-
Ing out The regular list of events will
be run off.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept 6.--A further post
ponement of the Grand Circuit races az Charter
Oak park, In connection with the Connecticut
fair. was announced today.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
American Association

At Louisvlle-Colunbus Z, Louisville l.
At Toledo-Indianapolis .. Toledo g.
At Milwaukee-St. Paul S. Milwaukee,
At Kansas City-Minneapolis 4, Kansas City
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07

The registration committee of the
PACING Athletic association intends to
investigate the reason why a number
of the entries for the championship
field day at Sacramento last Saturday
afternoon, did not materialize The
matter will be brought up at Thurs
days meeting and a thorough investi-
CATION held. 1t seems that some of
the most prominent members of the
Olympic club team are among the Of
tenders.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-07
.OLYMPIANS ELECT
REGULAR Slate
William F. Humphrey Returned
to Presidency of Big Or
ganizafion

At the annual election Of officers OF
the Olympic club held yesterday after
noon there was no opposition to the
regular ticket and the following were
elected: President. William F. Hum
phrey; vice president, Louis NJ. Hoeher;
treasurer, Frank G. Drum; secretary,
Fred NJ. Fenwick; directors. Andrew
Carrigan, William H. Crocker and Ed
ward G. Mcconnell.
The football elevens of the Alameda
high school. academic champions of
last season. will meet the Century ath-
letic club next Thursday afternoon at
2:3Of o'clock at Alameda recreation
park. This will be the first game that
either team has played under the new
rules, but nevertheless is expected to
be a good exhibition Of American foot
ball.
The citizen. (Honesdale, Pa.) 1908-1914, 1910-10-28
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