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The San Francisco call., 1910-06-13
DON c HANDILY
TAKES 2:25 RACE
III. D. Chase's Speedy Contender
i'm Too Slow a Company at
Park Matinee

The San Francisco driving club held
matinee yesterday at the stadium
that kept a large crowd interested all
afternoon. Only three regular races
and one special race was pulled off
during the day, but they were all well
contested. The first on the program, a
2:25 pace al one mile. was particularly
good despite the fact that it was won
in straight heats by II. d. Chase's Don
C. Chases trick proved a bit too
speedy for his field and hereafter he
will probably be forced to travel in
faster company.
Don C established a good lead in the
first heat after all the others went up
and he held it throughout the race. In
the second heat Chase was forced to
drive some to win, as his horse was
away none too we'll and had to pull up
twice on account of interference. He
stood a good stretch drive, however,
and won handily.
The free for all trot was won by
Walter Wilkes in straight heats. In
the first heat Walter Wilkes went out
in the lead from the start and they all
had to take his dust.
Charles B made a great bid for the
second heat after making the back
turn and heading for home, but Wilkes
managed to poke his nose under the
wire first.
II. Frellson's Jack was a little too
good for the field in the third race and
he never allowed any of them to get
near him in either heat.
n. Hagensen with Search Me and
IlantPnQnf Dr-ic 1rix IqIA hi a
Dillon had a special match race in
which Hagensen's trOtter took the
measure of the Iieutenant's PAGER in
two straight heats. Summary:
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Western League

At omaha-omaha Z, Des AIoines g.
At st. Joseph-Nichta 6, ST. Joseph l.
At Topeka first game Topeka . Denver 3
(11 inningsl Second game--Topeka o. Denver >
At Lincoln-Lineolu ?, Sioux City 8.
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Portland 4, Los Angeles l.

PORTLAND June 12.-Portland took Bit
terly contested game from Los Angeles by
batting rally in the eighth inning. which Melted
them three runs Previously to that the game
had stood to from fourth when Los An
geles tied the score Portland's victory
due 10 home run by Ryan which scored Fisher
and Casey. Gilt edge fielding by both teams
was the feature OF the game Score:
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Three c League
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SALINAS. June 12-Leonsrd o,tnitched Mat
ley in pitchers battle today in fast and well
played game. Hits and errors were few and
scattered. Hart secured two doubles. Salinas
leads the Three league with San Mateo sec
ond Score r.. II. f.
Traffics n :
Batteries Leonard and Simpson; Matley and
Perkins. Impire--Red Cornett.
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PORTLAND
.UNS AND HITS BY INNINGI
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Knapp ,. by Wheeler .. First
base on called bals--0h Knapp 4. off Wheeler ,.
Three base hit-Fisher. Home run--Ryan. Double
play-Olson 30 Rapps. Sacrifice hits-Delmas.
Dillon. Stolen base-Dillon Hit by pitched
ball Smith. Passed ball-Warring First base
on errors-I.os AngelesA1. Left on bases-Los
Angeles ,, Portland 8. lime of game--1 hour
and :s5 minutes. Umpre-Var Hatren.
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OF Lively 1. off Eastley /. Struck out--By Mil
pitchervitt, Hogan 'g Gbg Miiler,. Double play
McArdle to Witt TO Tenant Passed balls
Pearce. Berry. Time OF game-1 hour and As
TninutcS ImnireS-H ildehrand and EinneY.
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SUMMARY

Home rum. Brashear. Two base hits-Dan-
zig Perry, Carson. Sacrifice hits-Carlsle,
Briggs. Stolen bases-R. Brashear t2). First
base on called balls-On Nourse g. by Carson L.
Struck out--By Nourse 3. by Carson 6. Double
play-Carson To Hogan to Lindsay. Passed ball
Hogan. Time OF Game-1 hour and 40 minutes
Umpire-uMcGreevy.
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CAIAIARY

Home run -Brashear. Two base hit-Perry.
Sacrifice hit-Raymer. First base called balls
--of Hunt {, Willett T. Stolen base-N. Brash-
ear. Struck out = BY hunt {. Willett !.
Double plays-R. Brashear to Lindsay to y.
Brashear. Stovall to n. Brashcar, Danzig to
Raymer. Wild pitehes-Hunt =. Hit by pitched
hali-Fan Buren. Time Of game hours. I'm
pire-McGreevy
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Central League
STANDING oF THE CLUBS
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

FRuITvALE. June 12.roday's game was
pitchers battle. Both Stammer and Jenkins
pitched great ball and received the best of sup
port. Errors lost for the locals. Score:
Clubs r. H. E.
Alameda ......................... 3 L
ffulIYafe y
Batteres-stammer and Snow: Jenkins and
Ryan.
HAYWARD. June 12-The home team got
away with the long end of the score. Both
teams played good ball. Score: II. H. z.
Hayward .-...----.-=--.- . 1
San l.eandro = = - .
Westphal.
RICHMOND. June 12.--The locals defeated the
visitors today. Hauser was in his best form and
allowed but hit Score: r. H. E.
Richmond ....................... q 10 .
EimhurSf, 1 {
Batteries-Ha and Lohman; Sparks and
sIerscher.
SAN LEANDR0 June 12.--In the first game
of the season of organized ball here todav the
home team slaughtered Driscol of Hayward and
shut the latter team out Arlett pitched good
ball. Score; r. II
San Leandro ..---.-.-........... 10 /
Hayward 2
Batteries s-Arlett and Christensen: Driscoll and
Jackson.
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New YORK 3 D 5
Detroit ................ ............... IA
Batteries Warhop aud Mitchell; wHlett and
Stanage.
ST LOUIS June 12.-st Louis won from
Philadelphia in one inning today. O'Connor's 5
men made five runs in the fourth before Morgan
could check the rally. krause relieved Morgan
in the fifth Powell started to pitch for ST.
Louis, but was ordered to the bench by Umpire
KERN for talking back in the first inning. Score:
r. H. E.
St Louis Observation-Disclosures. 6 l
Pnllaueipna - l
Krause and Lapp, Donohue.
CHICAGO. June 12.-Washington won. to O.
today making its third successive victory for
Chicago. The winners made 10 hits, but scored
their two in the ninth without hit. Chi
cago has not scored in 80 innings. Score:
Il. II. f.
Chicago o
Washington Observation-Disclosures. 10 o
Batteries-Young and Payne Groom and
Street
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H. ID. Chase's Don G (Chasel .......-.
John Campodonieo's Lucero %. Hoffman,. 4
W i. kenney's " X (Becker) ..-..... : >
II. Schlottler's Lulu (Verillacl ........ 3 3
L. ID. Sexton's Sister Vests tSexton) ..... )
Time-2:25. 2:241s.
Second race-Free for all trot mie
F. L. Burton's Walter Wilkes (BurtOn) =.
c. l.. Beckers Charley (Becker) . =
A. ottinger's Mike Kelly lOttinger) ...... )
= Time-2:16E, 2:17.
Third race-2.20 pace. mile:
H. Frellson's Jack tFreIlsOul ..-... 1
w. Higgenbottoms Der Teufel tHggin-
bottoml ............ .
II. Cohens Eden Vale (Cohenl ......... = 3
George Rebn's Schley r (Rehn) ...... : )
Bert Edwards Badly Mitchell Ewardsl.. ) 4
Time-2:19A, 2:1Sls.
Special race. mile:
II. Hagensen's Search Me (Hagenscn) - I
1t Vim. Prices Mabel Dillon (Prlce). ... .
Time-2:241a, $50
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san FRANCISCO
7allV1 Ut lIllIEf ID tut tIEnIn-
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
STarfARY

Three runs and g hits OF Miller in eight In
nings. Two beza hsss-xutshaw Maegsrt. Tearce
Lewis gjsss s.-ss- ~ e~e+z balls-on Miller 3
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American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

DETROIT. June 12-Detroit fell on warhop
for five runs in the sixth inning of today's
game. punching five hits, including three doubles,
beating New York. s to $. Cobb's batting was
the feature he having two doubles and two
singles in four times at bat. Score:
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SLIM ONES HOMER
BOTTLES UP SERIES
Commuters but One Point Behind the
Leaders in Pennant Race
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 3. san Francisco o.
Oakland ?, san Francisco L.
Vernon ;, Sacramento >.
Vernon 4. Sacramento =.
Portland 4. Los Angeles 1.
By winning both games from the
seals yesterday Oakland landed in
second place, but one point behind
Portland. which took the game from
Los Angeles. Vernon showed Sacra-
mento peg further down in the cell
Tar by beating the Senators at Yer
non.
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sTime not taken.
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Hunt, p. ............... 0 0
Totals ...............30 6 81 2
HITS AND RUNS BY INNINGS
Vernon .......... 3 0 0 o 2 0-5
Basehits ..... ? 0 0 o 0 0-6
Sacramento ~ 3 0--5
Basehits 1890. 0 = @ 0 o O-6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

Mann ser l1mgegen0, Ser frubere
acknowledgements uno &arSbeliber
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kindor eohreion
MACH FLETCHER'S
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Gliaf-2 ptbringem.
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MACH FLETCHER'S
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M0alb. @ugo ieinen glei@oltrigen
6reuno SIS. 2tppert, auf Sen CT nit
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

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berg mur0e oas @aorenlager ser
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@euenbeim, tbeilmeiie 0urd ein 5eu-
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ser @agenmdrtergebiilfe @urr BON
&oienbeim beim &uppeln bon @age:t
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burg miro INNER groBer. IS muir
Sc 0esbalb Elm 8eamtennerei11 gebiloet,
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Jamilienbduier bauen miu. Sn ST.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

@enn beidmert nit l1n%peroauli@-
felt, @artleibigfeit, feia1 Mppetit o6er
bili0ies 6iblen, gebt Gbamberfain's
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@eriud, uno SIR mer6et 5ufrieoen
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lette itdrfen SEN Magen un0 sic 2e-
Der l1n6 belfen Ser @er6aul1ng na9.
gu fanfen bel ser Molttor Drug 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-02-24

@egm Magenlei6en o0er irgen0 un=
oronungen ser ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gibt
es ni6ts beiieres alS 81. Muguit So
nigs @amburger 5ropfen. 9tei elben
mer0en furiren uno SOS Spitem itdir-
fen.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-10-13
BABY'S SKIN TORTURE

when our baby was seven weeks
old he broke out with what We
thought was heat. but which gradually
grew worse. We called IN a doctor.
lie said Il was eczema and from that
time we doctored six months with
three OF the best doctors in Atchison
but be only got worse. His face. head
and hands were a solid sore. There
was no end 20 the suffering for him.
We had 70 tie his little hands 20
keep him from scratching. He never
knew what 81 was 20 sleep wen from
the time he took tho disease until he
was cured. Hc kept us awake all
hours OF the night and his health
wasn't what you would call good. We
tried everything but the right thing.
Finally ! got a set OF the Cuticura
Remedies and ! am pleased to say
We did not use all OF them until he
was cured. We have waited q year
and a half 20 sec n Il would return
but 20 mover has and to-day his skin
Is clear and fair as SC possibly could
be. / hope Cuticura may save some
one else's little ones suffering and
also their pocket-books. John Leason.
1908 Atchison St, Atchison, Kan. Oct
10, 1909"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-10-13
CUT THE COST OF INSURANCE
KANSAS LAW SAVED CITIZENS
~S697,48s.s1.
Superintendent Barnes Asserts That
Poor Mans Dollar Buys Equal
Amount With Rich Mans.

Topeka-Kansas saved 40 cents for
each man, woman and child within her
borders during the past year through
the operation OF the new fire insurance
law. according to the statement made
by Insurance superintendent Charles
w. Barnes in his annual report. The
new law gives his department the
right to fix rates. The average re.
duction on residence property through
out the state was l4la per cent and
aggregated ~S697,4SS.S1.
Only one state in the Central West
-Missouri-has a lower average fire
insurance rate for farms than Kan
sas. The rate in Kansas is SLIP; Mis-
souri,, Sill; Illinois, 1924; Nebraska,
S1.32; Colorado, $l.43; and Iowa, S179.
Discussing the new law which has
resulted in a readjustment OF and de.
crease Of rates, Superintendent Barnes
says:
There is one feature OF this law
which is OF greatest importance; that
is, the dollar Of the poor man buys
exactly the same amount OF protection
against fire that is purchased by the
millionaire or the nan OF wealth. This
law places ~insurants OF the same same
class upon exactly the same basis II
places all property OF the same class
upon the same basis"
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1910-10-13
SAFETY APPLIANCE AGREEMENT
A Definite Standard Has Been De.
tsrmined After Years Of Effort
Will Cost Roads S5o.COO.CCo.

Washington, d. C.-pchuito STAN
dards Of safety appliances TO be at
tached to railway cars and locomo-
tives finally have been agreed upon
after nearly a third OF a century Of
effort.
Il IS estimated that the proposed
changes in equipment will cost the
railroads about $4,000. 600. The agree
ment was reached by a committee APP
pointed last week by the Interstate
Commerce commission after a two
days hearing.
The committee consisted OF 10 men,
equally divided between represents
tives Of operating departments OF the
railroads: safety appliance inspectors
Of the commission and railroad opera
tives.