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THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING

FIRST INNING
Los Angeles-Daley walked Bernard bunted
to Sutor, forcing Daley at second. Howard
walked. Dillon hit to Shaw, who threw wide to
Tenant filing the bases. Murphy struck out
Hallinan struck out. No runs.
San Francisco-Lewis flied to Murphy Shaw
went out, Howard to Dillon. Melchior singled to
right and was out trying to steal second. No
runs
SECOND INNING
Los Angeles-Wheeler went out Shaw to Ten
nant. Smith struck out. Tozer singled to right.
Daley flied TO Lewis. No runs.
San Francisco-Bode went out Hallinan to
Dillon. Tenant singled to center. Witt flied
TO Dillon. Berry flied to Bernard No runs.
THIRD INNING
Los Angeles-Bernard went out, Tenant to
Sutor. Howard flied to Melchior. Dillon flied to
Witt. No runs.
San Francisco-Mohler doubled to left field
Sutor beat a bunt. Lewis went out, Howard to
Dillon, and Sutor went to second Shaw ground
ed to Dillon, Mohler scored and Sutor took third.
Melchior flied 10 Daley. One
FOURTH INNING
Los Angeles-Murphy flied TO Witt. Halinan
struck out. Wheeler struck out No runs
San Francisco-Bodie walked and was thrown
out trying TO steal second. Tenant out Tozer
TO Dillon. Witt went out, Hallinan to Dillon. No
runs.
FIFTH INNING
Los Angeles-Smith beat a bunt Tozer was
safe on Mohler's error. Daley flied to Mobler.
Smith and Tozer worked double
steal. Smith was caught trying to steal home.
the hit and play falling. Tozer went to third
and Bernard walked. Howard singled TO left.
Tozer scored and Bernard went to second. Dillon
struck out One run.
San Francisco-Berry fwent out, Tozer TO Dillon.
Mohler flied TO Wheeler. Sutor went out, Wheeler
TO Dillon. No runs
SIXTH INNING
Los Angeles-Murnlrv out Sutor To Tennanf
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Rain Delays Game in North
While Seals Drop. Another One
OF THE CLUBS

There was no action in the north
yesterday afternoon on account Of
the rain, and as Oakland did not
reach Los Angeles in time to play
the opening game with Vernon
there was no change in the stand
ing of the two leading clubs, Port
land and Oakland. However, both
of them will get into the game this
afternoon, provided that things
break even.
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Autoists Travel 4.500
Miles to State

SAN BERNARDINO. Oct "A party
consisting OF Fred c. Drew, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Owen and Miss Gertrude
Klein, arrived here yesterday by auto
mobile after a 4.500 mile journey from
Grand Rapids, Mich
Coming by way OF Iowa, Nebraska.
Colorado and Wyoming, they crossed
NevadaN and entered California via
Reno, over. the Sierras, to Sacramento
and thence south TO San Bernardino,
The start was made from Grand
Rapids August p. and no attempt was
made to smash records Not a serious
unishap marred the trip
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eventually toss them over the way they
are playing ball right now. None OF
them seems to care, and that no care
stuff is the worst sort Of a microbe
that ever was infused into baseball
team IN any mans league.
Los Angeles did not play a big league
article of ball against San Francisco
yesterday, yet it was good enough TO
win with. The Seals outhit their oppo-
nents Just 2 to l, but hits don't 90
much good when the team that makes
them insists upon committing error
after error when errors are just as
damaging as the hits. So this is the
way If went along the line, and this is
Just about why the Seals tossed another
bloomer.
Harry sutor. our lone southpaw,
pitched another one of his usual games,
erratic and brilliant He was wild
when he should have been steady, and
he winged 'em out when they did not
count for much. This is the story Of
sutor's downfall. but it must be said
for him that he pitched better ball than
the support which he received war
ranted-
LEAD RUN GETTING
The Seals led off in the run getting,
landing for their lonesome tally in the
third spasrn. Mohler. our little giant
doubled over the third base line for a
starter and Sutor beat a bunt- .
It looked as though Lewis should be
able TO bring at least one of them in,
vet the best he had wa sa weak ground
er to Howard, which did not even ad-
vance either Of the runners. Shaw came
next with q grounder which Dillon
devoured. It was a shade better than
Lewis for Mohler managed to find his
way home on the play. However, this
was the last Of the grand chance.
nj oPf ~ Cr1fn q
bit in the fifth After Smith beat out
a very scratchy bunt, Mohler booted
Tozer's grounder and they were both
safe Then they worked a double steal
while Berry was asleep at the switch.
The hit and run signal was passed,
but Bernard missed fire. so Smith was
caught Tozer landed on third. After
Bernard had singled TO right. Howard
tore off a single to right and Tozer
arrived.
MELCHTOR'S BAD BOOT
The Angels went at it in very
businesslike way in the last frame.
Wheeler succeeded in working Sutor
for q base on balls. Smith bunted him
down TO second. Then Tozer did the
hero stunt with another well placed
single into the right garden. On came
Wheeler for the plate. He would have
been nailed sure, but Melchior booted
the DdI ali over lne 4Ol, SO lne run
came in and the game was broken up.
The Seals seemed to have a chance
to tie il up in the ninth Ping Bodie
gave them a start with a drive TO right
field. Tenant famed and Witt lifted
2 liner toward Bernard. The hit and
run signal was tipped and Bodie
started 70 beat it. The ball was cor
rallied by Bernard, who threw to first,
completing double play and ending
the game. The score:
Los ANGELES
ABB. R. BH. Po. A. E.
Daley. G. f.-:.-----.----- . o @ Q
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Sailors to Play Fast
Brooklyn Eleven

After defeating Fort Mcdowell last
Sunday, the Brooklyn eleven have ar
ranged a game with the sailors of the
battleship Maryland. The game Is to
be played under the new rules next
Sunday on the Preside athletic grounds
at 2:3O o'clock
Two weeks ago the sailors lined up
against Fort Mcdowell and came off
with the long end of ITO score. Last
Sunday the Brooklyns defeated Fort
Mcdowell, $40
Judging from the results and giving
the Maryland team credit for the i'm
provement they have made since play
ing the soldiers, the two teams are
well matched.
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MAGNATES TALK
5 CLUB LEAGUE
Coast and Northwestern Mag.
mates Gather i'm Portland
for Conference
rSpeeiol Dispatch TO The Call

iOpcCtdt DDpdtch 10 ne (duJ
PORTLAND, Oct 4.-Magnates repre-
senting clubs in the Pacific Coast and
Northwestern leagues will meet in
Portland tomorrow to discuss an eight
club coast league.
Charlie Graham is here representing
Henry Berry and Ed Walter the Los
Angeles and Oakland magnates. w. w.
McCredie will represent Portland, while
Joe Cohn, Dave Dugdale, Eddie Quinn
and Bob Brown will represent the
Northwestern clubs.
Prediction is made tonight that there
will be no agreement. Graham will not
vote for an eight club league with four
teams in the north and four In the
south, and the Northwestern magnates
will refuse anything else. Other mat
ters than the subject of expansion may
come before the conference.
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CHAMPIONS FLOP
2 TO | TO ANGELS
Opening Skirnaish Adds to Humiliation
Of San Francisco Fans
By w. ]. SLATTERY

be afraid of They
of taking strides forward We watched them
- Oakland weeks looked while
before the foon Senator's last week and humh
Angels yesterday afternoon in the opening l5h OF the series
show lately There ginger pepper no life action to their
had
place Vernon will
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PHILADELPHIA Oct. 4-Mile a minute time
was made in practice early today by some Of
the automobile drivers entered in the 200 mile
road in Fairmont park next Saturday The
course is 81 miles long and the record Is 7:41-
Beyond the loss of wheel by one Of the
machines. there was no accident.
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Tozer had to win his one game with
the bat as we'll as with his shoots
His team made only four bingles and
he registered two of them. both of
which counted in the run column. It's
handy to have a good hitting pitcher
on the lob
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AS for San Francisco, it took an
other flop to another trailing team.
This makes II defeats for the Seals
in the last IS games they have
played, all of which goes to show
that there must be something
wrong with our Seals. Up to
three weeks ago we figured them
as championship possibility.
Now we know they are lucky to be
in third place.
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SPOTLIGHTS ON SPORTS

CAMBRIDGE, Mass. Oct 4.-Football at
Harvard last year netted the athletic association
a profit of $57, ,3oS. The only other sports that
showed profit in the fiscal year ending July 81.
1910. were baseball and the lawn tennis courts.
The total income from sports during the year
was s13o,562 and the expenses $127 945, leaving
balance of s2,616.
TOKYO, Oct. 4.-The Chicago university base
ball team, which is touring Japan, defeated the
Waseda university nine before large and great
ly interested crowd Of spectators today. The
score: K. H, D..
Chicago ...-...--.........-.S
Waseda
+ PHILADELPHIA Oct. Manager Charles
Doom of the Philadelphia National league club
today signed contract to have charge of the
team again next year. This is his first season
manager of the club.
LITTLE ROCK, Ark, Oct. 4--Owing to the
failure of the Montgomery club to pay fine
of 81 200 President Cavanaugh Of the Southern
baseball league said he would declare the fran
chise of the Montgomery club forfeited. The
fine was imposed following testimony by Pitcher
Jewel that the club had been secretly paving
him s25 month salary above the amount fixed
by his contract.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia Has Won Is
Games Out of %
Played

PHILADELPHIA. Oct 4-PhiladeI-
phfa took advantage Of Boston's errors
today and won. 3 to L The home team
this season defeated Boston Is times
out of % games. Score:
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Giants Take a Slugging
Match From the
Bean Eaters

CINCINNATI, Oct 4.-The Chicago
team played its last game on the local
grounds this afternoon, winning from
Cincinnati, to 2. in five innings The
game was called in the last half of the
sixth on account of rain, after Chicago
had scored an additional run in its half
of the inning. Score:
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Two base hit-Mohler. Sacrifice hit-Smith.
on called balls-of Tozer l. OF Sutor g. Struck
out-By Tozer 2, by Sutor T. Double play-Ber-
nard TO Dillon Time of game-1 hour and 80
minutes. Umpires-McGreevy and Irwin.
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Krause and Thomas
NEW YORK Oct In a long drawn cut
game today New York defeated Washington
Knights all around work the feature Of the
contest He heIded brilliantly and cleared the
bases in the sixth inning with double Score:
+. II. E
New YORK. u
Batteries-NIoyer. Otey and Street; Henry,
Quinn. Warhop and Mitchell
DETROIT Oct 4.-Clevelan6-Dstrott game
postponed; rain.
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Chicago o
Cincinnati
Batteries-Pfeifer and Needham; Rowan and
Mclean. Umpires-Brennan and ODay-
BOSTON. Oct Anew York won smuggling
match from Boston today. II TO 9. The visitors
made 21 hits off four local pitchers. while the
home team batted Crandall for II hits Score:
r. H. z.
New York ...............-....1T '21 8
Boston ..--...--- u
Batteries-Crandan and Wilson; Nattern.
Frock. Ferguson, Burke and Rariden. Empires
KLEIN and Kane.
ST. LOUIS Oct 4.-Golden pitched a three
hit game today and St Louis won from Pitts
burg, to /. The local recruit pitcher won his
own game in the fifth with a long double, which
scored Hauser. Score r. Fl. E.
St Louis .....................2 3 2
Pittsburg ................... o
Batteries-Golden and Bresnahan; Steele and
Gibson Umpires-Rigler and Emsliet
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Los Aageles-Murphy out. sutor to Tenant
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Captain Mohler has Inundated him
self by switchin gin the batting list
from second place down to eighth.
The switch NAL do some good. at that.
Mohler laced out a two sacker yester-
day and incidentally registered the
only run that was coming to the Seals.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1910-10-01

military posts up in Alaska found
that II they tied a tabacco leaf In the
armpit previous to undesired dul,
they would become very sick and
could pass the post surgeon fox
hospital. getting rid of detail work
the, wanted to avoid.
The miners up there learned
something OF this and found that the
tobacco craving could be satisfied by
binding d quantity Of the leaf either
in the armpit or across the solar
plexus. This avoided broken and
bleeding lips during the w:ntcr.. and
they wern't prevented from smoking
indoors as well II they wanted to.
It was the outdoor smoking orschcw-
ing that made all the trouble.
mo. haven't tried It. said tho
Alaskan man, hut do know that
the habit Is very common UP north
in the long arctic winter among men
who spend their lives In the open.
It ID the queerest way to usc tobacco
that know of."-Ncw York Sun.
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ty for the display of fresh wonder
ments in the natter of costume than
for the JOY of sensation
In the other class of summer re-
sort, however, we get quite announcer
atmosphere. Here we see the sum-
ner girl and the summer boy III
their element Society here no
longer suffers from lack OF ire
masculine leaven which is so notice
ably absent in the towns, for scnooi
and college give three months vaca-
ton in the summer, and young meu
from is to 22 arrive in crowds 70
ioin the summer colony and 70
share In the general enjoyment.
There is a great deal OF informal ch'
Pertaining, and it is at the club ina.
it chiefly takes place. Dances are
given by one or another hostess near
ly every night.
The keynote of the summer colohs
i, en-. o,ment and not disp'ss. =
is composed for the mos part =
splendidly healthy young men ana
maidens who find their chief densnt
In physical exercise, with the a''di-
tional stimulus Of competition ana
filtration. The older members o.
...- company play bridge or soli'
riae ~ drive or watch their strena-
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AERIcAN SUMMER RESORTS
NUN Writer Finds the keynote to
]. the Enjoyment.

n writer Finds the Keynote to
the Enjoyment.
4ae real summer resorts are OF
Classes, among which we may
Bar Harbor, Newport and
'aloea as typical on one hand, and
.'aoVla, on Lake Owahgena, and
Aleateles, on the lake Of the same
~ On the other. The first are
aaunts of the millionaires
a.ure Ostends. with even more
1a'lty Of costume and entertain
Tile glories OF New York trans
- % another environment. Wo-
we with each other for dis
!. 'achting is the chief amuse-
". but it is the yachting Of the
sAaa're and not the sport OF the
uaastic sailor. Semi profession
ssse In tournaments for the
a'nment Of the overdresse,i
NE blases endeayor to ex-
June excitement out Of motor
" playing bridge; there IL the
amount Of Irritation. AT some
Watering places bathing and
sames are INDUCED In, hut
A. = t4
y ana rathef - an opportuni-
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4 STRING or FAST HORSES.
DAN Patch and Minor Heir Will he
at the Dallas Fair.

r
Horsemen and horse lovers In
the vicinity OF Dallas never had so
great an opportunity as they will be
afforded on October 18th. by the
Texas State Fair.
On this date visitors TO the fair
will see the five fastest and most
famous harness horses in the
world and will see race between
four OF the fasteet harness horses
now in training. Minor Heir. 1:58h;
Hedgewood Boy. 2:OI. Lady Maud
c.. 2:02M. and George Gano. 2:02
V. This remarkable stable IL head
ed BY Dan Patch, i:55. champion Of
champions and the holder Of seven
worlds records. These horses are
owned BY M. w. Savage Of Minnenp-
oils and represent money value
Of nearly, half : n,illin dollars. TO
gether they form an aggregation
such a. never before has been exth-
cred together "A M history III tlae
harness world.
INN nstch y known ereryxh<fo
~ he sreateat samest NM mum
intelligenf Anlmni that sver Iulshod
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TOBACCO IN THE ARCTIC.
Resource OF Miners When They Can
Neither Smoke Nor Chew.

Neither Smoke Nor Chew.
II can match the story you Were
telling of the cracker women In
North Carolina who used snuff by
spreading 1t over the gums with a
showed stick said the man from
Alaska to the southerner next t.
him, by telling how miners and
soldiers in Alaska tie tobacco in the
armpits or against their solar
plexus In place OF taking II as 4
smoke or chew.
When the wind is blowing thirty
miles an hour and the temperature 10
40 below. II Is some cold. as they
say out West II man used tobacco
in the ordinary way out doors dur
ing such weather and got hts lips
wet through smoking pipe or
chewing. he wonld DO apt to get into
trouble. First thing he knew he'd
have his lips cracked and they would
be raw all winter long,
.The regulars stationed At tho
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through a bride. He will be on ca
hibiton and will hold q receptio
In specially fitted up quarters and
Ia addition will be exhibited on the
track and in front OF the grandstand,
where. in his magnificent parapher-
malta. he will act as master Of cere-
monies over the performances OF
his wonderful stable mates.
The race between Minor Heir,
Hedgew0od Boy. Lady Maud. c. ana
George Gano will be fight for the
race championship Of the world. Ii
will be an extreme test OF speed and
. struggle from wire to wire. The
horse that wins viii be tho best
horse. He will be the horse that
speed and experience and disposition
have made the most perfect racinh
machine ever known. 4.
The fair association xi,l name Il
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TnE MAN WHO KNEW



The city of Wichita, Kan. is ae-
fQmulating geological exhibit for
bne OF the municipal parks. A few
Jays ago Il received a pair 0f
pstriehes from Arizona. The event
Dad been advertised and hundreds
y people went out to the park To IN
pect the new arrivals As usual
such cases, the man who knew
about ostriches was on hand and
lnxious to display his knowledge IN
Pc presence Of the gaping populace.
The man who knew proceeded to
distribute his stock of information
70 demonstrate his familiarity with
pc birds he walked up and strokeu
Pc plumage of one of them The
strieh resented the attention with
swift kick and the man went down
pa out for some moments. The
lek OF an ostrich is as powerful as
pat OF a young and robust mule.
ne recipient of the kick, Infatuated
\ the pain and the jibes of the
gslanders, arose with an everwhelm-
70 desire to do murder. He wen,
p The ostrich, grabbed it by the
Eek and was about to inflict cor.
Ofai punishment or to receive an
Iaer Jolt, when a park policeman
naed on him and bore him away
the police court, where he was
fced to give bond for trial in order
Keep out of jail. He may or may
p escape a fine. but in any event
Will have the unenviable notoriety
Delng the only man ever arrested
wichita for having a fight with
ostrich. 81
knowledge is power only when it
"opens to be the right kind of
owiedge When it comes to
'acnes it would appear to be bet
70 Know a little and be certain
y sensible about 1t than to know
ah-lired much that isn't benefit
louisville Courier-Journal.
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Gus families competing at tennis,
canoeing. bathing or some other
sport London Times
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AGREES To
GET BUSY

There was a special session of
the board of public works this
morning together with Mayor
Pratt and Contractor John T. Huet-
ter.
The question for consideration
was the completion of the stand
pipes and reservoir under contract
to Huetter. At the close of the
meeting it was announced by the
mayor that Mr.. Huetter had agreed
to be good and proceed to rush the
work to completion. Huetter said
that his heavy machinery for the
work on the reservoir would be
ready for unloading tomorrow and
that all possible speed would be
made when once the work is re-
sumed. The waterproofing for the
Kenwood standpipe, it was an
nounced, was on hand and would
be placed in position as rapidly as
possible.
With this agreement as to the
further progress of the work the
matter was permitted to rest fol-
the present.