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The San Francisco call., 1910-09-26
National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

CHICAGO. Sept 5-Philadelphia
and Chicago broke even here today.
the new champions winning the first
IN IA innings, to 1, beating Ed Walsh
and breaking the locals winning
streak The second was stopped by
darkness after five innings, the Chi
cagoans winning. 5 to 2. Score:
First game r. II. E.
Bstteries-walsh and Sullivan; Plank, Coombs
and Livingston, Lapp.
Second game r. II. z.
Batteries-Lange and Payne; Coombs, Atkins
and Lspp-
ST LOUIS, Sept. 25.-St. Louis and Wash
ington broke even IN today's double header
The locals won the first, 10 1. the game being
played in l hour and "a minutes. In the second
which Washington won, 10 0. Walter Johnson
Scores:
First game r. II. E.
St Louis ------..------.-------
Ts1sFie Bafferes-R Mitchell and Kiilifer: walker
and Henry
Second game r. n. z.
81. Louis @ --.-.---.-----.--... II
Bauer Ta5feres-Maioy and stephens; johnson and
Ainsmith.
DETROIT Mich. Sept 25.-Detroit hit Wood
hard today and heat Boston, to ,. Lewis hit
in the second inning. This and a remarkable
running catch by Cobb were the features
Score: r. II. z.
Boston. Boston -...--..-...-...-....-.... ls 2
Batteries-Mullen and stanage; Wood and
klpin0V.
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ALAMEDA. Sept. 25.-The Alameda Alerts and
the Berkeley team of the Central California
league played a II inning tie game 3 TO 3
this afternoon at Recreation park The game
was called account of darkness IL was a
pitchers contest throughout.
Batteries-Alerts. Ryan and jenkins; Berkeley
Perkins and Burns.
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LITTLE DICK Wins
MATINEE feature
Luke MarisCh's Speedy Little
PAGER Takes Park Event
i'm Straight Heats

Although four of the seven races
held by the San Francisco driving club
at the stadium yesterday were won in
straight heats. the card proved an un-
usually good one. The feature event
was a free for all pace, which was won
in straight heats by Luke Marisch's
Little Dick. The little horse stepped
a fast mile in the second heat when he
covered it in 2:12.
In, m a
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SAN MATEO. Sept 25-san Mateo.s fast n;na
played another good uphill game Of ban this
afternoon, defeating the speedy Olympic clrh
nine of San Francisco by q score Of to q The
locals made all their runs In the sixth inning
when Sales was batted all over the lot After
the first few innings. Southpaw Beubarn settIed
down aud pitched good ball. The score:
R.. II. f.
San Mateo .................. q 2
Olympic Club .............2 q
Batterles-Benham and Sundverg; Sales and
Broderck.
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SUMMARY

Three base hit-Fair. Two base hfts-P. Ne
DOnough. Burke. Nicholson. Stolen bases
Brown. McGregOr. Double play-Allegeart 10
Schwern to Burke. First base on error-San
Jose ;, Gilroy 8. First base on called balls-On
Stricklett 3. OF Allegeart g. Struck out-Bv
Stricklett s. by Allegeart s. Hit By pitched
hall-M- McDOnough- Wild pitch--Allegeart
Left on haseS-San Jose Z. Gilroy s. Passed
balls-Burke . Time Of game hours I'm
pire-Doyle. Scorer-O'C Common
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OAKLAND. Sept 25.-The Raspiler baseball
team put up fast game their home grounds
today at Corbin, shutting cut the Lilys of San
Francisco . to o. Wilson for the RaspiIlerS
pitched a strong game. striking out Is men and
allowing but one hit. Flood. who pitched for
the I,lys. was pounded for 10 hits. this num-
her resulting in the only two runs OF the game.
Score: r. H. z
Raspllers Observation-Disclosures. . 10 o
Lilys Observation-Disclosures. .-...-......
Batteries-Raspllers. Wilson and Schwake;
LiIys. Flood and Sullivan.
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First race, 225 pace, mile:
George Gianninis George Gin (Giannini) -. l l
S. H. Burns Dicken buckley .---.....-
II. d. Chase's Don c tChase) .,.--....... 3
T. D. Sexton's Alfred E (Sexton). .........- 4
rme-2:2sa, 2:29.
Second race. 2:so trot. one mile:
f. T. Ayres' Dalta A (Ayres(. (......-....
Fred Clotere's Monk (Clotere) ........... /
NJ NJ Bates Lassie NJ tBates1 ....-...
g. Tassi's Steve D (Tassil. ..............
". P. Hammers Clara w tHamner) D
Time-2:26l2, 2:29, 2:29.
Third race, free for all pace, mile:
lake Marisch's Little Dick tYerilhac)..... 1
p. kohn's Alfred ID tMcGrath). --.......2
D. E. Honmans Dicfatum tFrellson) ......
Time-2:16, PIP.
Fourth race. free for all trOt, one mile. unat-
Patsy Davey's Laddy G (Hayes). II
]. ". Smedleys Red Velvet (Smedley) 49,. 5.
Time-2:201z. 2:2ok.
Fifth race, 2:le pace. one mile:
". ]. Kenney's WI X (Kenney) ........ 1
c. James Rey McGregor (James) 2
James 0Kane's King (0Kane Jr.) -.
Shorty Roberts Charley J tRobertsl -. 5 5
T. H. Corcoran's Csliente Girl tBenson)..
Time-2:14. 2:141a. 2:1sa.
Sixth race 225 trot, one mile:
z. Deomenchini's Reno D lDeomenehini) -.
H. Hagensen's Search Me lHagensen) ....... 2 2
]. W McTgue's Darby Nc (McTigue) ...... 8 3
C. James Debutante James1.. ---.........
Time-2:25, 2:24
Seventh race, 2:2o trot, one mile:
A. ottinger's Mike Kelly fottinger).... II
H. c. Ahler.s Sunset Bell tAhlers,. 3 2
J. V. Galindo's Harold tGalindol-..- / 2
c. Buckley's Walter G. tBuekiey(-....
Time-2:24h, 2:le. 2:2o, 2:20.
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REDWOOD CITY. Sept 25-Dingee Park
caus back this afternoon. after SATURDAYS de-
feat at Newark. and walloped the NIish & Co
nine of San Francisco. Ross was invincihIe
and received perfect support. The score:
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Dngee Park .......... q q
Mish K Co. ............-.... =. q
Batteries-Ross and Jackson; Heating and
Mstten.
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HAYWARD. Sept 25.-The crack Hayward
team lined up on its home grounds against the
CIsremont parlor Native Sonsl team. and
started encounter that turned into slaugh-
ter before the nine innings over. the score
being Il to in favor of Hayward. Psrdy. who
pitched for the home team. steady and his
support was faultless. The Hayward squad
pounded four Native Son twirlers to all corners
OF the lot. Score: r. II. E.
HAYWARD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Il
CIaremonC ParlOf .
Batteries-Hsyward Purdy and Thomas;
Cleremont Parlor. Cavanaugh. Murdrue, Cording
ton Farraday and Helso
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OAKLAND. Sept. 25.-The Fruitvale Grays
downed the Columbia park boys of San Fran
cisco on the fruitvale diamond this forenoon.
Score. 0 to .. Ehrenphort aud Lee were the
battery for the Grays.
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SAN JOSE

SAN JOSE. Sept 25-The San Jose Three G.
league team beat the Gilroy aggregation today in
a free hitting, loose deIded game at Luna park.
ScOre-
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Putnam patriot., 1910-06-10
Mark Twain In Parliament

After u visit to England once Mark Twain said on his return 10 New York: Among other honors heaped upon me by Englishmen was that of being pho tographed in parliament. am not q member of pariia ament. But neither am l a member of congress. Has any fellow American suggested that l should be photographed in congress! No. blush to say that they have not And yet here is an honor that might without risk be bestowed on any great man. And yet it was not bestowed upon Washington. Jefferson or Lin coin. When l saw that photograph, with the mother of parlia ments in the background. and realized my advane- ing years 1 said to myself. Here aU two noble monuments of antiquity two shining examples of the survival of the fittest""
Putnam patriot., 1910-06-10

Egan's writing to compare with them?' He could not be positive. "Did Hous- ton bring him the envelopes as well as the Ietters?n "No." "Did he ask why not9" He presumed that Houston had destroyed them. "When did he learn that Houston had obtained them from one Richard Pigottf" Not until the Times had actually begun the articles on "Parnellism and Grime.o Appar- ently he had never even asked Hous- ton where he got them. "Did Houston submit to him any real specimens of of Parneli's handwriting?" "Yes, but he did not show them to any hand- writing expert?n "Why not?'' "Be- cause Houston told him they were pri- vate and confidential
 Then he was asked who wrote "Par- nellism and Crime, and he refused to tell on the ground that he himself was the responsible person. NIT. Asquith declared that Parnell had right 10 know, and the court ruled in his favor.
 Macdonald replied that 'fafneiiisn and Crimes was not written by any ne author. Several persons contribu- { d. "Who were u few of the writersYf' lie would not say, and he considered it unreasonable 10 ask.
 He finally testified that two of the articles wefe written by Mir. Flanagan. Then came Houston--a tall, slender young man with small, yellow nous tache, an amiable face. a soft Dublin brogue, and as fine supply of egetism and eiltontery Us was needed in the man who had sei afoot the greatest po- iitical conspiracy of modern times. Not long before this Houston had told his friends that within six years he would be Prime Minister of England.
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Putnam patriot., 1910-06-10
Anti. Tuberculosis Association.

The annual meeting of the New Ha- ven County Anti-Tuberculosis Associa- tion was held at Gaylord Farm, Wal lingford, May 24th. Over fifty per sons were present.
 The finances of the Association show total expenditure during the year of $56 ,509. This sum came partly from contributions and partly from fees of patients-the latter amounted to about $222 900, the State paid SIG, ,000, and ge- neral contributions $7 500, special con- tributions $6, ,250.
 The average number of patients un- der treatment during the year was 59. The total number of patients treated during the year was 117-from 25 diff ferent towns. The number of different kinds of occupations represented by the patients was 30.
 Among the special funds was free bed fund. From this fund S4 900 was expended during the year, 52 patients having been helped by it. Sl,600 was contributed to the free bed fund by Wallingford friends, and $500 from Misses Smith and Young of Pine Or chard.
 Up to date 1007 applicants for admis- sion to the Sanatorium have been ex. amined-66S accepted. During the last year & patients remained al the Sana- torium less than three months. Of this number, 50 left the institution distinct ly improved. lo4 patients remained more than five months. Of these, 23 were ineipient cases, of which 2l were discharged with sthe disease arrested and one improved; 35 came with the disease moderately advanced; of these Il were discharged with the disease ar. rested, Il improved; 6 patients came with the disease far Advanced, of these eases the disease was arrested in two aud The condition of Two others im- proved. of the entire l04 patients who remained at the institution more than three months, Il were discharged with the disease arrested, and II more were distinctly improved. This k regarded as an astonishing record, if indeed it k ael the best that any institution has vet made.
 Ninety out of le4 gained an average Of Is lbs. in weight. although the me thod of the sanatorium is 10 avoid forced feeding
 These results indicate that as great success can be attained in treating ta- oereulosts near the place where il is contracted as by sending them 10 Cole raio or other climates.