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The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-05-04
LOCAL ITEMS.

~ II. VI. Ouuk 0uu Ntlts vi
Turkey Cove, were in town last
Thursday.
Geo. S. Shanklin, Of Lexing
ton, was a Kentucky visitor to
Big Stone Gap since the last
issue of this paper.
J. p. Mcbride, of Knoxville.
was registered at the Monte
Vista last Thursday.
III. z. Wyman and wife. Of
Bristol, were among those from
the border city registered at the
Monte Vista on last Thursday.
GoOdlOe Brothers handle the
famous Queen Quality Shoes for
ladies', and their supply is full
and complete.
J. w. Morrison was over from
Clinchport one day last week
Hugh Eaton, Of Bristol. was
among the travelling men i'm
town last week.
w. Z. Reeves. Of Bristol. a
popular knight Of the grip, was
among the travelling men in
town since our last issue
Mayor w. II. Horton spent a
few days last week with rela-
tives in Hancock county. Tenn
l.. 4. Forward. of Louisville.
was a guest at the Monte Vista
last Thursday.
FLOWER DR0PS-One drop diff.
fuses the odor OF a thousand
blossoms. and lasts for weeks.
The most exquisite perfume
ever produced. For sale by
Kelly Drug Co.
r. l.. Adams, Of Bristol. was
10 town one day last week.
II. b. Goodloe. OF Roanoke.
spent a few days i'm town last
week visiting his brothers. J.
IN. w. Il. and r.. r. Goodloe.
Miss y. r. Jones. of Sweet.
water. Tenn was registered al
the Monte Vista on last Thurs
day.
G.. NJ. sutton, of II onaker, was
in town one day last week.
w. Powell Hale. Of jefferson
City, Tenn, a prominent i'm
personatOr and lecturer. was a
guest at the Monte Vista on
Wednesday of last week.
Misses CONFER and Herkert,
missionaries of lmboden, spent
several days last week in town
Visiting Mrs. Mettie and lne2
Wood.
r. l.. Cant, prominent
travelling man from Bristol. was
calling on the merchants at this
place one day last week.
Mrs. w. II. Horton returned
last week from kussellville
Tenn, where she was called OF
account of the serious illness
and death of her sister. Mrs
Edens.
r. l.. Osborne was down from
Norton one day last week.
The Big Stone Gap and Pow.
ell Valley Light and Power Co
has moved their office into the
lntermont building in the room
Formerly occupied by DIR. ID. F.
Floyd Branson has moved his
family into the X. ID. Baker
cottage near the Southern
Methodist church.
Ernest Sheppe and family
nave gone 10 Harrisonburg
va, where Mr.. Sheppe has
accepted a position as clerk in
a prominent hotel in that city
+: S. Lee, a popular civil
engineer formerly with the
otonega Coke and Coal Co. al
.nis place but located now a,
Diueneld. spent couple of days
"a town the past week.
"a ladies, tailor made snrinn
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
MCINTOSH IS AFTER
AMERICAN FIGHTERS
If Game Dies Here Australian Promoter
Is Willing to Lend His Aid
By WILLIAM ]. sLATrERY

- the plans of the reorm lighting
off California well the other of the union there
every Australia will throw open
the things shaping
present the outlook here bright just
from the land of the kangaroo,
bunch OF 4anks with
Mcnoshs United business much
pleasure
bit OF bet the black champion He
yuithb of nicely.
@ % ms & @ h @ otd % & over Mcintosh * ready to sail i'll hack to his
country he bunch of American fellow
reliable in the the information that Mcintosh
Wogast Bill Papke Stanley Kehe Sam Iangford He willing
take The whole buS OF them across & the & GGef9 Ann and & gTe them all good
American fighters the land of the Southern
made and ADMITS hnse that lost With Johnson pc Practically
ft m ] T Psn Sein and Woieasf @ He Wiling @ TO piye eacb m
them substantial guarantee to fight at least three fights for him in
AUSTRALIANS WANT A BIG FIGHT
Since the revival OF the boxing Australia the fans there
apptes were only appsed
They have been shouting for more action eyer since but Mcintosh has been
OF England but the John Bulls
man Of Kangaroo few fighting
americans il he wants to keep the game me alive in Ausra He He Tea that
Mc would rather make heavy weight match but realizing that
dd B off %o1 and Wogss possible and also RetcRe and p PapFe
Ketch and angord All OF these have been offered big
NELSON WILLING TO MAKE TRIP
Nelson expressed willingness & go oy @ and md fight Wosast @ for the
line Wogast His manager Tom Jones believes that there still plenty
till he all that he lay his hands
As angod he also jumped at the opportunity but when Mcintosh
baby Immediately switched the subject However
Willingness the other looks probable that Mcintosh will
While Mcintosh delve
boys there may possibly take Hogan couple
the short round division -" % i1'' N
satisfactory arrangements, Mcintosh return to
wing steamer him his voyage
these boys for small consideration and they make good in Aus
trala there will be fortune in 1t for him
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
SANTA ANA CLUBS
CLAIM Rejected
National Commission ESfab=
fishes Precedent i'm Case of
Player HeinrfchS

CINCINNATI. July 21.-The national
baseball commission, in establishing the
title Of the Washington American
league club to player Heinrichs of the
santa Ana CCaL) club and rejecting the
claim of that club today for draft
money, established a precedent
Early this year the Santa Ana club
had applied for protection under the
national commission and while its case
was pending the Washington club
signed Heinrichs. The Santa Ana clubs
contention was that its protection
should begin from the date of applica-
tion.
In rejecting this claim the commits
sion held that protection begins only
at the time the application is granted
and also that it is unfair to semi
professional players to make them OBJ
serve the provisions of the national
agreement when the club with which
they have been playing applies for pro-
lection without consent of the players
The commission says il would hold
in cases of this kind. when protection
is granted to a new club. the players
viii have to be resigned to the ma
tional association or major league con-
tracts and that unless they do so of
their own accord they can not be held
by the club with which they formerly
PLAYED as free agents.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Grand Rapids Results

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July 81.
There were no sure things" in the
third days racing of the Grand Rapids
harness meet and extra heats and
sharp finishes We're the rule.
The Jones-Geers entry, Walter w.
took the $4,000 Comstock stake for the
06 pace. but only after a hard race.
Snow, who was up behind Walter W,
brought him safely under the wire in
the first heat, but the gelding, after
leading in both the second and third
heats, tired badly in the stretch and
finished in the rear. Walter w came
back strong in the fourth heat. maxi
ing the best time of the day, 2:O4%, and
won in hard drive. Walter Hal
pushed him to the wire in the fifth.
but the Geers horse won under the
whip.
The 2:21 pace furnished the most
exciting race of the day. the finishes
of the first four heats being of tbe
nose and nose variety. Summary:
Trotting 2:11 class, purse 81 600. three in
fve-Alce Roosevelt won. Justo second Tea rline
third. Best time, 2:09k
Pacing. 2:21 class. purse 81, 600 three in FIVE
Walter Boy won. Nathan second Seal Pointer
third. Best time 2:09Ia.
Pacing. 2:06 class. the Comstock. purse S. 600
three in fye-Walter w won, Baron Whips sec.
ond. Walter Hal third. Best time, 2:04a
2:l6 class. trotting, purse $1,000, three in five
Sable Maid won In straight heats VeIzora sec
ond, Gracious Peter third. Best time, 2:l2A
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
DRAWING IS Held :
FOR PARK Tennis
Eighfy-fhree Players Entered
for Prize Tournament of
Golden Gate Club

The drawing was held yesterday for
the handicap tennis tournament, to be-
gin Sunday at the park courts under
the auspices of the Golden Gate club.
Under the new officers and directors
things have taken on lively lpok on
the park courts.
The entry list is the largest that has
been turned in for single tournament
at the park. Eighty-three players will
take part, and among them can be
found old ones, as well as the younger
players.
there is no doubt that the competition
for the 10 prizes offered by the club
will be keen.
A consolation event will also be held
for the players who lose their first
match. and two prizes will be awarded
the winners.
The drawings resulted as follows:
Preliminary round. Swift 800 vs.. T. Dodge
800. +. Hun t1-6l VS.. f. Pritchard t46l, $. r..
Q5 3-6) VS.. L.. Travers Us 46), R. Hunt lowe
3o) vs. A. C. Dury (15 49, NJ Cheney (26) VS..
A. ". Sutro 10 l-b), IL. a. Orrett To 3-6) VS..
Il. FottreI lowe 15), L. NJ. OConnor (4-6) vs..
H. Gtierin GO, S. Cahill (4-6) VS.. H. f. Yol-
son us 26). h.. Finn .(15) VS.. II. Strachan lowe
15), A. Brun r. r. Garlic (15 40, W. G..
Knowiton (owe 15) h Hudson Us 2-6), H.
Comstock j. Johnston (15 5-6}, E. z. Finne-
gan (owe 10 r. F. Felchin t15 4-6). III. Getz
lowe 15) G. Fl. Guerin go. ii. Levinson
(5-6) S. E. Lane u5 2-6), W. II. Pyburn
t5-8) VS.. L. NJ Mclaughlin (5-6), P. Hardeman
lowe Is 3-6) VS.. J. Judge t15 49,. j. F. Wardell
Us 40 VS.. B. II. Kurchen (15 4-6)
First round, upper half-H. Vensano (5-6) VS..
George Flint to-, A. Steel Us 3-6l VS.. r..
Greenberg 1-6), I. Martin (15 1-6) VS.. c. w.
BIakeston (30), E. b. Berndt U5 4-6) VS.. c. j..
Curley (owe 15), George Palmer (5-6) VS.. N. ".
Martin (46), n. Rosenberg (owe 15) VS.. C..
Axelrod 90, H. b. Morgan (15 49, vs.. A. f.
Bowles t15 4-6). W. Brown 800 VS.. l. Karsky
10 2-6}, L. Code tseratch) VS. II. B. Lawrence
600. L. Rose t15 2-6) VS.. J. E. Levin (30), W.
Mercus (scratch) VS.. B. Flint (5-6).
First round, lower half-L. c. Rohlfs lowe
49, bye; H. E. Westcott (15 4-6) A. NJ.
Duvall (1o 46). g. Flanders (5-6l VS.. n. l..
Phillips (1o 4-6), b. Batkins lowe IL 4-6) VS..
w. II. Farrell 15 4-6). Bryant 15 4-6) VS.. G..
A. Hennings Us 4-6,. Charles Foley (owe 30) VS..
George Cutler towe 15), W. Fottrell go d.
Powell lowe 49, X. G. Sisson (15 1-6) VS.. L..
Strauss (l5), F. W. Guerin lowe 15) VS.. J..
Schwarz (2-6), j. r. Robins G5 2-6l VS.. w.
Voorsanger (26), A. w. Scott (scratch) VS.. AL
Rosenberg lowe 10 36), ]. e. Easton (scratch)
VS.. +. Bars (scrateh).
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
Berger and Gleason in
Windy City
Especial Dispatch to The Call


CHICAGO, July 21.--Sam Berger, for
mer manager of Jeffries; Jack Gleason,
who with Tex Rickard promoted the
Jeffries-J Johnson fight, and Jack Nc
Keon, Gleason's secretary, arrived in
the city today from the coast. Berger
came east to see Harry Frazee, local
theatrical promoter, in regard to Sc
curing theatrical tours with Frank
Gotch as the shining light. Gleason
will leave for New York Monday to
hold conference with the moving pic
ture concern, which has all rights of
the Jeffries-J Johnson fight pictures.
Gleason, who still owns an undivided
one-sixth interest in the pictures, as
serted that he would not sell his share
for anything and said the present agi
tation against the pictures would soon
die out and that the films would be
shown the same as those of other
fights.
s Jacks trip to New York to see the
moving picture concern officials is for
the purpose of arranging theatrical
tour in which Gleason is to lecture on
pictures taken in the training camps
of Jeffries and Johnson and other
scenes at Rowardennan and Reno.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
CARDINAL SQUAD
LOOKS PROMISING
New Material Expected to In
fuse Added Ginger Into Foot
ball Team at Stanford
Especial Dispatch TO The Call


STANFORD UNIVERSITY, July 21.-
In spite of the fact that about half of
the varsity team of the last two years
wiz not return this fall there is a be-
lief that the cardinal squad will be one
of the strongest that Stanford has
turned out in a long time. The feeling
that last years defeat was largely
brought about by listless playing and
not by overconfidence is still prevalent
here. For weeks at time the star
players would appear stale and with
out the proper ginger to their work.
With the introduction of large
amount of new blood fighting hard to
hold their places the old feeling of Sc
curity viii be gone. Seven of the var
sity players have already said that they
would not return, and there is a possi-
bility that even more will be away
when the signal for the practice is
given. Babe Crawford, Now" Mitch
ell, Roth. Holman, Pemberton, Thorpe
and Ganong have all departed from col
lege. This leaves few of the old guard
although a prospective lineup will no
doubt be made from such players as
EFb. Sanborn. Cheda, Fitting, Thoborn.
Arrell Dole, Cass, Worswick, Cook and
Schaupp.
1t is also understood that Evans. a
former Stanford football star. will re-
turn this fall He is still eligible for
another years football
The football practice will begin
earlier this year than formerly. Coach
Presley realizes the advantage that the
blue and gold had over the cardinal
players by starting about two weeks
earlier than the boys do down here, and
he has decided to try to get things
started here before the regular opening
of college.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
SPOTLIGE1rS
ON S[pO@ rs

LIVERPOOL. July 2l.-In the all aged selling
plate Of 100 sovereigns. run over the new middle
straight five furlongs here today, H. p Whit
ney's Jinks gelding won over Soldier. the only
other contestant in the race
WICHITA. Kan. July 2L-Jaek Holland
owner of the 81 Joseph baseball club has sold
Tex Jones and Roy Gorlan to the Chicago
American league eiab for $4,000
PARRERSBURG. ". Va. July 21-At the
annual meeting Of the Automobile club Of this
city this afternoon at Shattuck park Barney
Oldheld lowered his mile record on a half mile
track from IO6k TO l:06 fat Ben Kerscher
Of New York established worlds two mile
record Of 2:24 for half mile track.
Sr. LOUIS. July 2I.-Pitcher Elmer Reiger
WIS released to the ST. Paul American associ-
alton team and out6elder Ernest Lush was re-
leased unconditionally by the St Louis Nationals
today
HAMBURG. July 2I.-Frank J. Marshall. the
American champion. defeated the Russian player.
Salwe, IN tae fourth round Of the international
chess tournament now in progress in this city.
Sclleichter now leads Niemzowitsch with the odd
game, Marshall being in third place.
PHILADELPHIA. June 2l.-The Eastern han
dicap. the concluding event I'm the three DAYS
target tournament at Edgehill. won today by
Charles II. Newcomb Of this city. who tied at "a
shooton. - to -. J. NJ Hawkins the Balti-
more professional. high gun in the event
with 9S but ineligible for the prize which
was open only to amateurs.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
National League

PITTSBURG, July 21.-Pittsburg today took
both games Of a double header .easily from the
Brooklyns, who earlier in the season helped to
give the champions their setback. Hitting at
tests Leach was star in the field and at
bat He hit home run with bases fun In
the second game. Scores:
First game X. h. e.
Pittsburg ..--... .----s--..
Batteries-Camnitz and Gibson: Rucker, Des
sau and Bergen, Erwin. Umpires-J -Johnstone
and Eason.
Second game H. H. r.
Pittsburg IL Q
Batteries-White and Gibson; wilhelm,
Knetzer and Erwin Umpires-Eason and john
stone.
to o. Steinfeldt led In the batting with two
singles and triple in three times up Frock
was hammered from the slab in the sixth inning,
when the Cubs scored all their runs Score:
Chicago Q
Batteries and Killing: Frock. Burke and
Graham Umpires-Klem and Kane.
cinnati and rather opportune hitting by Phila-
delphia allowed the latter to win today Score:
r. H. e.
philadelphia -.-...-.-..--..-.-..- 10 Q
Batteries-Moore and Doom; Rowan. Gaspar
and Mclean Umpires-O' Day and Brennan
ST. LOUIS. July 21.--St Louis won from
New York today. to 0. Salee. who was back
in the game after nearly 10 days, held the
visitors safe throughout and received excellent
ST. Louis .....................-..-. 2
Batteries -sallee and Bresnahan; Drucke
Wiltse and Myers. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie
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BEAVERS have A
HARD Fight TO WIN
Battle of Pitchers Ends With
Harry Sufor OufpOinfed by
Eugene Knapp
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, July 21.-It was no easy
San Francisco, for it was a pitchers
battle from start to finish between
Eugene Knapp and Harry Sutor, the
former winning, 2 to l. Sutor. the
former White Sox pitcher. had essayed
the mound the day before and had been
handled rather unceremonious1y. which
caused him to acquire a desire for re-
venge. His intentions were very good,
and for three innings it looked as
though his wish was to be gratified,
but after that fourth, when the Beavers
tied the score, it became plainly ap-
parent that Knapp was just as good, if
not a little better
Probably the feature of the game was
the work of Tommy Murray, who saw
agely smote the right garden wall for
legitimate two sack drive, scoring a
second run in the seventh, but Tommy
forgot that the good book says. Touch
all the succession bases" and shot by
second without paying 1T the formality
of visit.
The Seals butted into thes corefest
first by putting Ping" Bodie across the
can in chapter 2. Ping was ably as
sisted around the circuit by Knapp, who
was entirely too anxious to catch the
Seal slugger in slumbering attitude
off first, and his resultant wild peg to
Bill Rapps sent Bodie to third. SpeaS
proved the salvation of the home team
by spanging one to right field which
eluded the grapplers of Mr.. Melchior,
AID Ort scored, while Billy sidetracked
into the siding at third. Then Murray
laced the sphere against the right field
fence, but in falling to touch second he
pied the effort into zero stunt, and
the side was retired without Speas' run
counting. Score:
r.. H. E.
San Francisco ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 8 o
Portland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. /
Batteries-Sutor and Berry; Knapp and Muir
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Olympic Clubmen Plan
Annual Election

The annual meeting of the Olympic
club for the purpose of selecting
committee of five members to nominate
ensuing year will be held on Tuesday,
August 2, at the clubhouse. The nomi-
mating committee will name candidates
for president, vice president, secre
tary, treasurer and three directors.
There is no doubt that President
Humphrey will be returned to office
unanimously and 1T is likely that the
same directors will also be returned.
The club will send a track team to
the Amateur athletic union chompion-
ships. which will be held at New Or
leans in October.
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Baseball Notes

Msggart gave Delmas dirt bath IN the
seventh frame. which the latter did not seem
to appreciate. 1t was while sliding to second
lander dug his heels into the ground aud tossed
q few shOvelfuls of dirt into Delmas' face. The
trick might be worked successfully at times.
eeived the throw and managed TO tag the run
ner. irrespective Of the conditions
The liberality of the Oakland ball park man
agement is amazing. The Freeman's park lot
is probably the poorest ball park on the circuit
and but little effort is made to improve
it or make conditions more comfortable for its
patrons Even the press stand Is the limit.
You can't find anything like IL even in the
bushes. It's case Of bring your own chair
if you want comfort
In the eighth WoIverton had three assists to
his credit Three bOunders. all Of them alike
came down. his way. and the veteran handled
them TO perfection
Benham. the busher who has been pitching for
the San NIateo team. is wanted by Charley
are against his playing professional ball
Lively certainly had the Angels number. He
made some Of the Senator's look ridiculous try
the air.
1t won't be long before Lively win he hooked
by the big leagues He looks to have everything
and there is no reason why he can't make good
in any company.
The Sacramento baseball club has received a
ruling from the national baseball commission
denying the claim of the local magnates for
$1,000 damages against the Saginsws OF Wis
cousin for selling .'Cricket'' DarrinCer TO Sac
ramentO for $1,000 under false pretenses The
local magnates claimed that the Saginaw club
represented that Darringer hit about .sJ6 back
there. while the records did bear out this
claim Darringer hit less than 2O6 while ON
the coast.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22
American League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PHILADELPHIA, July 21.-Chicago defeated
Philadelphia today. The visitors scored all their
runs in the eighth inning on J. Collins triple,
Dougherty's single, base balls and an error
by Davis. Chicago played 81 consecutive innings
here without scoring and the home team
went the number of innings without
making error. The error cost the game.
Score: r. II. T..
Spp;Gaso 95p,,a 3
Batteries Walsh and sullivan; Plank and
Thomas.
NEW YORK, July 21.-St. Louis was over
whelmed, 10 to ., today in the fourth game
of the series with New York. Only in one
inning did the locals fail TO score Three st.
Louis pitchers were driven from the box Score:
r. II. f.
st. Louis Observation-Disclosures. g
New York 10 Is O
stephens, Allen, Killifer: Vaughan and Mitchell.
WASHINGTON, July 21.-Washington punched
hits on Link in two innings today and easily
defeated Cleveland 8 to 1. Score:
washington --......-.-.-....-.- II
Batteries Reisiing and Beckendorf; Link and
Easterly.
BOSTON. July 21.-Boston shut ont Detroit
today. to 0. making it four out of five games.
hareer nome run was the deciding factor in
inc contest For disputing decision Simmons
was put on the field. Score: X. II. f.
DelIoIt D ....-..........-.-......
:. Ba,tteries-stroud and Stanage: karger and
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Portland increased its lead yes
terday by taking the seals meas
ure again. There are less than
two games separating the first
two teams. III the Seals take a
squirt and win the three I'm a row
then there will be "A different tale.
The Angels finally went down he
fore the hard hitting Oaks, and
the loss of the game prevented
the Angels from going into see
Ond place However, they can
get In that position today IL they
win and the seals lose. The Oaks
and the VernOnifes are still fight
ing 1t out for fourth and fifth
place. They are tied In the per-
centage column. The Senators
are having their troubles In the
south.
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Vernon 3. Sacramento 2

Los ANGELES. July 21.-whalen's generosity
in giving two free passes, which were followed
by two hits. cost the SacramentO Senators the
third game Of the series today. The victory
gives Vernon a lead OF one game. All the scor-
Ing by the Villagers was done In the eighth
Until that period ii looked like shutout By at
least to o. But then came the charity passes
single by Smith and double by ". Brashear
and the three tsllies- Score:
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OAKLAND
Runs ANp HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hts-Hogan, Wares. Mite. Stolen
bases-Cutshaw, Wares l2l, Lively. First base
on called balls-Of Lively g. OF Criger 3. Struck
out-By Lively 4 by CrIger ; Double plays
Mite to Wolyerton; Swander to Hogan; Carroll
to Hogan Passed ball--Waring- Time of game
II hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-van Haltren
anil
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Western League

AT Wichits-St. Joseph 10. Wichita ..
At 0maha-Omaha 10. Sioux City :.
At Denyer-DeDver s. Topeka ?
At Lincoln-LincOln ; Des Moines A.
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Southpaw Raleigh There
ISa..:.I R:.a.l.L 10 IL Gin

Los ANGELES. July 21.-Rsleigh. the south
paw pitcher purchased BY Hogan from the St
Louis Browns, arrived today. Hogan expects
Raleigh to he big help to the team. Franz
today for Vernon substituting for Burrel.
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SUMMARY

SUMMARY
Two base hit-N. BraShear- Sacrifice hits
La LOnge. StOvall. ShinD Willett. Stolen bases
R. Brashear. Shinn. First base called balls
on Wilett ?. on Whalen 4. Struck Out-Bv
Whalen ,. by Willett = Hit by pitched ball
Whalen Shinn. Time Of game-1 hour and 25
minutes. Umpire-Mc6Sreevy.
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Beavers Add to Lead
In Race for Pennant
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland z, san Francisco 4.
Vernon 3, sacramento z.
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II won't be long before Lively viii he hooked
by the big leagues. He looks to have everything
and there is no reason why he can't make good
in any company.
The San Francisco call., 1910-07-22

Lively certainly had the Angels number. He
made some Of the Senators look ridiculous try
ing to locate the sphere. Seven Of them whined
the air.