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OPEN RIVER AND
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will hold at meeting at the board
of trade rooms Tuesday evening for
the purpose of discussing open river
and freight rate problems.
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Every dog has his day. and some
OF them IN addition want TO claim
the time Of everybody within ear
shot.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

.honOrs has been ruthlessly sha tered
q can not be truthfully said that the
seals were in fine form yesterday after
noon. In order 10 state the facts cor
rectIy one must say that the two Sacra-
rnento catchers, Spiesman and La
Ionge. were in very bad form. Between
them they committed five errors and
allowed as many runs to tally Sacra-
mento outhit San Francisco ana out
felded ii. barring the rough work OF
its catchers. Fitzgerald ,outpitched
Browning. The bungling tactics OF the
Two senatorial catchers allowed the
Seals TO snatch OF a victory. or at least
10 make il a tie. for san Francisco's
one error gave Sacramento run
SEALS LEAD THE WAY
The Seals led the way in the second
spasrn. unaided by a base hit. With two
disposed Of Melchior waited for pass
started a steal. which he got away
with. and advanced to third on Spies
mans very wide peg. Then Bodie also
drew transportation. and with Melchior
he started a double steal. Again spies
man pegged the ball away at second
and Melchior registered.
Sacramento made il a deadlock in the
next period. Boardman led off with
single TO right. and Briggs hunted TO
Tenant who Immediately threw
Poardman out at second. Burns enliN-
ened things with a single to left, and
Suiesman hit a sift grounder to NC
Ardle Mac instead OF taking his time.
made very wide heaye to second, ana
on this blOomer Briggs came through
The Senators forged into the lead by
batting another one through in the
fifth. but this was onl ythe signal for
the links that was about TO tolloW-
After Spiesman had committed those
boots in the hrstaround they put Mickey
Ia Longe TO work behind the bat but
alas he was no better
The Seals started well at that. both
Lewis and shaw cracking the offerings
of fitzgerald for safe ones Melchior
faded away on an infield out. advanc-
ing them both. Right here the big up
set Of the day happened Bodie
slammed a fast grounder down to
Burns. who helded the ball like cham
pion and tossed il right into the walt
ing naitts Of La LouEe. Mickey dropped
rhe hall when he had his man frozen al
the plate Tommy Tenant came right
on with a corking wallop into the right
garden. and Bodie and Lewis scored.
This made three runs for the inning
and four for the game.
Ia G,onge tossed another bloomer AT
The plate in the eighth and they gain
cred two more runs. There was no ar
suYnent then Browning was pitching
regular Detroit brand of ball. and the
rest was easy for the Seals The score;
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
HOT SHOT FLIES
IN HETLING CASE
President Graham CIaSSifeS the
Portland Player as a COn=
tract Jumper

The hot shot is beginning to fly
ling case, and the thicker and faster
it flies the worse it looks for the Port
land club According to the latest de-
velopment President Graham of the
Coast league is of the opinion that
Hetling is either contract jumper or
else the Portland club is doing some
very peculiar business.
The argument was reopened yester-
day by Judge w. w. McCredie. princi-
pal owner of the Portland club, who
wired Graham stating that Spokane
had no license to sign Hetling and that
If he had been signed by Spokane the
act was performed without the knowl-
edge and consent of the Portland off,
cials.
The telegrams which were exchanged
were as follows:
PORTLAND. Ore, Oct 2.
Judge T. F. Graham, San Francisco.
. Spokane never had authority to sign Hetling.
We never sold or released. Under contract with
us all season and now our reserve list. Let
Oakland or any one else show any release from
u.s. We can't lose Il player by else's
act. Spokane contract void if it exists.
W. W. McCREDIE.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.
w w McCrede. Portland Ore.
If the contract between Hetling and Spokane
was entered into without the knowledge and con-
sent of the Portland club then Hetling can only
he classified as a contract Jumper and is ineli-
gibIe and disqualified from playing with you
under the provisions of article %, National as
sociation rules.
the consent. of the Portland club then Spokane
is liable to fine (artcle 16, sections 1 and 2,
National association rules). From the records
before me | am of the opinion that Hetling is
ineligible and disqualified from playing with
Portland. THOMAS F. GRAHAM.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SHAW'S WIDE THROW
HELPS SENATORS WIN

They battIed for nine innings on the
Oakland diamond yesterday morning
without reaching a decision. Each team
had an earned run to it's credit, and it
looked as though the game would have
to be called on account of the time limit
till the Senator'S began to tear in the
tenth
Jimmy Shinn opened it UP by crack
ing out a nice two bagger to center
field and passed ball advanced him a
peg. Then Van Buren, came on with
a grounder to Shaw, who, in his anxiety
to head Shinn off at the plate. tossed
the ball away, so Shinn was safe. Van
Buren moved up to second on this one,
but he waited there only a moment, for
Heister banged out a wallop to center
which put him over. Heister kept on
his way to second, and registered the
third run for the inning when Briggs
tapped Henley safely.
The Seals could not get near Baum
in their half of the tenth, so the game
ended 4 to / in favor OF the Senators.
Baum pitched grand ball throughout
and the Seals were lucky, indeed, to
grab a tally off him in the fourth
spasm. Lewis saved the game for the
Seals In the seventh, when he speared
Shinn's liner with one mitt when Burns
was on second and tearing for home
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
MARkSMEN ROLL
UP GOOD SCORES
II. Henninger Captures HOnors
of DeufSCher Shoot at
Shell Mound
Especial Dispatch to The Call

OAKLAND, Oct. 2.-H Henninger
captured the honors of the Deutscher
kreiger verein at Shell Mound park this
afternoon when he rolled up a score of
356 in the champion class. This was
one of the best scores recorded at Shell
Mound. in some time. C. Iverson won
first prize in the Independent rifles
competition with 81 and H MarzoIf was
right behind him with a score of 60
j. NJ Klassen walked away with the
honors in the rifle competition of the
Shell Mound club, making 22S and fol.
lowing 1t up with a total of 221. The
pistol shooters of the Shell Mound club
shot below form. J. E. German making
the best score, 96.
Following We're the scores made
today at Shell Mound:
Deutcher kreiger yerein monthly medal shoot
First champion class. a.. Henninger 356; cham
pion class Lieutenant X. Silberzahn 321; first
class, c. Meyer 3o2 second class, J. Koeberle
2S9; fourth class, +. Kemmelscamp 333; first
best shot, John Bender 81; last best shot, F.
Kemmelseamp 20; most centers. John Bender;
most red flags, John Bender. BulIseye prize
winners. Bender Charles Weggemann, ID.
Stoelken. Charles Hartmann, G. Hetzel. F.
Kaiser Y. Silberzahn, o. Dammer and F. KEN
Independent rifles, monthly medal shoot-Ser-
geant c. Iverson 81, W. b. Cook 3s. j. Eichner
Zimmerman As. Sergeant B. HIlken 46, Ser
geant J. C. Moore So, Lieutenant H. Gaetjen AZ,
J. II. Kahlke 81, j. NJ Hansen %. NJ n. Han
SO, j. Stabnow 56. II. Marzoff 80, p. Schonig
80, b. Hassler 3s, II. Pape As, Sergeant P. c.
Peterson So Lieutenant c. j. Doehring 81.
Shell Mound pistol and rife club, monthly
medal shoot. rife scores-Champion. class, II.
wobher, 2o7, 222: J. NJ. Klassen. 22s 221- First
class, J. w. Phillips. 10; A. Thompson, 1S9.
2o5; C. W. Seeley, 207; H. Kleinenbroich. Isl,
10: F. ]. Poyey, 1877. 202; c. Often, 206; X. o..
Kindgren. 1913. Second class. L. Erickson, 175.
1856; C. W. Whaley, 173, 1856; A. Hollsten. 145.
1866 Third class. ]. Bauman. 123. 125; C.
Thiele, III. 13o Captain George Larson. 135.
1874: S. Phillips, 143. 1854; J. Nelson, III. 1856.
Unclassiied. r. A. Chrstianer, 140, ISL; F. Me-
Laughlin, 49, so.
Liilemo, SO, So; c. W. Whaley. %. 50; ]. r.
Gorman 96 90. First class, Captain George
Larson so so: DIR. r. A. Sammers 81, 50; H.
Windmuler, 76. s4 A. Poulsen. 81, so. Second
class, L. Erickson, z, q: Il: W. Kleinenbroich,
So 6S: E. Poulter. S4, IS; X. 4. Jones, az, 50;
7. G. Day 30. n; J. W. Phillips. az. 10: c. ].
Doehring, 81, 81 Third class. G. Thele, s5, So;
G. W. seeley. rs. 70: A: Thompson. 80, so; A.
Williamson. IS, 10. Unclassifed, A Christianer
30, II; ]. Cloy. 80.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

singled to right. Both advanced on Melchior' $
out. Shinn 10 Dsnzig. Bodie hit TO Burns LA
L,onge dropped the throw at the plate and Lewis
scored. Shaw went 10 third and Bodie to sec
ond Both scored on Tenants single TO right
Tennant went to second on the throw. Witt went
out. Burns tn Dansig. Berry went out, Board
man TO Danzg. Three runs.
SEVENTH INNING
sacransnto-La Longe flied to Tenant. Fitz-
gerald struck out. Shinn went out, Shaw to Ten
nant. No runs.
San Francisco-MeArdle went ont. Burns TO
Danzig. Browning walked. Lewis hit to Burns.
forcing Browning at second Shaw flied to
Briggs. No runs.
EIGHTH INNING
sacramento-Vsn Buren fouled TO Berry. Heis-
ter walked. Dsnsig singled TO right. Boardman
aied TO Lewis who threw to McArdle. and Heis-
ter. who ran for home, was doubled up. No
runs
San Francisco-Melchor walked. Tenant sim
gled to the right field fence and Melehior went
to third. MeIchior and Tenant started double
steal. La Longe dropped the throw at the plate.
Melchior scored and Tenant went to second.
BE scored on Wits single to center. Berry sin
gled 10 center. McArdle hit to Burns, who threw
TO second. forcing Berry. Shinn reiayed the throw
TO Dsnzig. putting McArdle out and completing a
double play. Two
NINTH INNING
sacramento-Briggs went out. McArdle to Ten
nant. Burns flied to Bodie. La Longe singled TO
right. Fitzgerald struck out, ending the game.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
STALLING COSTS
VILLAGERS GAME
HOgan'S Attempt TO Delay the
Proceedings Nipped In Bud
by Van Haffren
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call


Los ANGELES, Oct. 2.-vernon and
Los Angeles broke even today, the
morning game being forfeited to Los
Angeles when the Villagers tried to
stall for the time limit in the tenth
inning.
Vernon made it's first tally in the
fourth division. Burrell singled to left.
went to second on a wild pitch, ad-
Vanced to third on Ross out, Castleton
to Dillon, and crossed the plate when
Roy Brashear went down, Delmas to
Dillon.
The Angels annexed one in the
ninth when two were out HalIinan
singled to left, went to second on a
sacrihce by Mast and scored on Delma s.
drive to left field. In the first of the
tenth Daley began with single to
left. Mast sacrificed, Schafer to Kitty
Brashear, putting Pete on the kew
stone, and after Wheeler flew out to
Ross, Dillon doubled and sent Pete
nome. Pop succeeded in stealing third
and home without much trouble. and
Hogan, two scores In the rear began
the delay stunt which forfeited the
game.
Six innings went by in the after
noon affair without a runner coming
within sight of the home plate.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
LEXINGTON MECCA
Of TURF WORLD
Big Stake for Three Year Old
TrOfferS Already Conceded
to Colorado
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call
By HENRY TEN EYCK WHYTE

Z
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 2-As the
track was a trife heavy from rain the
usual custom of working the Futurity
colts two days before their race was
not followed this year. the trainers
simply jogging their charges in prep
arat1on for a couple of slow miles to-
morrow.
So far as the big stake for 8 year
old trotters is concerned first money
is conceded to Colorado, which came
here several days ago. He worked an
easy mile in 2:13 Friday and will not
be given any more stiff moves before
the race. Although no official an
nouncement has been made. it is un-
derstood that Malcolm Forbes, which
has been showing quarters in 80 over
the. local track, will not start Tuesday.
After the colt took his record of
2:0915 month ago it was thought he
had a good chance in the Futurity, but
he has trained off a little, and as Ma
tive Belle, which won at Columbus
last week. evidently is much improved.
the experts think Malcolm Forbes
would have to be content with third
money at the best if he started and
that it is the wiser policy to keep him
in the stable.
When Native Belle trotted the first
quarter of one of her Columbus miles
in :2912 she showed that her wonder
full speed had returned. and since COM
ing here she has acted as if on edge
and looks well, but even the friends
of Native Belle do not rate her up to
beating Colorado.
In the 2 year old Futurity set for
Wednesday Miss Stokes probably will
be favorite. as she has worked THE
track in 2:i015. But the partisans of
Silent Brigade, which took a record of
2:11A not long ago. say that if there
are any weak spots in the f1lly the
colt will show her UP. A third con-
testant about which there is a good
deal of talk is Main Leaf He is well
hammered and the other day worked
two miles in 2:13%, 2:13M, and while
he was tired at the end of the heats
he finished game and with his legs
under him. If that workout helped
him he will be hard to beat
The Pennsylvania looks to be the
race of the meeting, no less than half
a dozen horses with records OF from
2:05A to 2:07H made this season
being among the starters.
Among them is the Austrian bred
trotter Willy which has been winning
in this country His owner, an
American NAMED Louis Winans, who
has for years lived in England, has
written Al Pennock of Cleveland, the
stations driver, TO come to Europe as
soon as the meeting is over. and it is
probable that foreign bred horses will
be sent here for the campaign of 1911.
Walter Wfnans, brother of Louis
has written that his string Of high
acting horses will be sent over for the
well, was injured in the cars while
New York November show.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Winged 0 Insurgents p
Take a Beating

The insurgent wave which has been
sweeping the country of late was
brought to a sudden stop on the Kent
field diamond yesterday afternoon.
when the regulars of the Olympic club
took a fall out of the insurgents by a
score of 21 to Is.
Henry Heitmulier started TO do the
twirling for the regulars, but they got
to him after the first few innings, so
he decided to retreat to second base
and give up the box TO Lettle. who
came in for some lacing before 1t was
all over.
O'Kane and Cartwright essayed to do
the twisting for the insurgents. The
regulars managed to pile up runs
enough in the early frames to hold
them till the finish. when the members
of both teams sat down to luncheon to-
gether.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
McCredie Gets Uppish
ISnecial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Oct. 2.-"I shall play
Hetling at every opportunity" said
Walter McCredie today. And L think
Judge Graham should inquire into this
matter more thoroughly before he or
ders me to quit playing a player who
has been on my payroll ever since he
came to the coast, and who is on the
reserve list of the Portland baseball
club
Hetling was spiked in Saturdays S
game and may not be able to play
against Sacramento. which club will
open a series with Portland here Tues
day. However, Casey is ready to jump
into harness again, SO Portland will not
be crippled.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST INNING


ssc,smento-Shipn singled past short and was
forced hv Van Buren, Witt 10 Shaw Heister
went ont WITT 10 Tenant. Danzig went our
Shaw 70 Tenant No runs.
san Frsncssco-LeEis went out. Shnn to Dan
zig Shaw flied TO Van Buren, Meichior walked
stole second and took third on Spiesmans over
throw 70 second Bodfe walked. Melchfor and
podie started = double steal Melchior scored
and Bodie went to third spiesmsn's second
wide throw 10 second. Tenant struck out One
run.
ssorsmento-Bosrdmsn singled to right Briggs
bunted 10 Tenant. who threw Boardman out at
second Burns singled 70 left spiesman hit tn
NoArdle who threw the ball away at second
and Briggs scored. Fitzgerald hit 10 rgnt neio'
hut was thrown out by @Ielchior. Shinn struck
out One run.
San Francisco-Vitt went ont, Shinn TO Dan
zig. Berry flied n Burns. MeArdle went out,
Shinn 10 Dsnzig. No runs
THIRD INNING
sacramento-Yan Buren went out, Witt to Ten
nant. Heister flied TO Bodie. Danzig nied TO
Melchior No runs
San Frsncisoo-Browning walked and took sec
ond On Lewis sacrifice. Shaw went>out. Dsnzig
10 Fitzgerald. Melchior went out, shinn to Dan
zig. No runs
FOURTH INNING
sscramento-Boardman struck out Briggs
went out. Shaw to Tenant Burns flied to Mel
chior. No runs.
San FrGncisco-Bodie went out, Boardmsn to
Dsuzig. Tenant fled to Briggs. Witt nied to
Van Buren. No runs
FIFTH INNING
SacrAmento-Ls Longe singled past third and
took second on Fitzgersld's sacrifice Shinn flied
n Lewis. Van Buren singled over second and
la Longe scored. Van BureD took second on tne
plsy. Heister hied to Shsw. One run.
San Francisco-Berry singled past Fitzgerald
took second on McArdle's sacrifice and third on
Ia Longe's bad throw. Browning hunted to
fitzgerald and Berry run down at third
Browning was caBght trying 70 go TO second,
completing a double play. No runs.
SIXTH INNING
scrsmsnto-Danzig fouied to Tenant. Board
man went out Shaw 10 Tenant. Briggs singled
past second. Burns went out, Browning TO Ten
nsnt. No runs.
San Frsncisco-Dewis singled to left. Shaw.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SEAL FANS HOPES
BADLY SHATTERED
Their Champions Manage to Grab Off
2 Out of Z Games With Senators
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

HERE much left of San Franccos baseball honor
had finished
10 of
games
argue
would have been plenty had the
behaved themselves
championship ball all while
of
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
GAMES TODAY
Vernon at Los Angeles.

There was no action In tbe
great series in the northwest yes
terday afternoon, so Oakland and
Portland remain just the same,
the Beavers still being III points
or n game and a half to the good.
In the other two series 1t was
also an even break. the Senator'S
taking the morning game from
the Seals and losing the after
noon contest. Down in Los An
geIes. Vernon forfeited the first
game and won the second one.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Cubs Clinch Title to 1910 Pennant
S0x and Tigers Win Their Games
rANDING OF THE CLUBS uN BIG LEAGUES
LEAGuE
American League

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Chicago defeated CIevela nd
today, to o. mainly through Meloan's batting
and base running. Both White and Kaler pitched
good ball, but the visitors support was weak In
the pinches. Score: r. II. Z.
Cleveland Observation-Disclosures. 6 8
Chicago ................4 . o
Ratteries-Kaler and smith; White and Sulli-
van.
ST. LOUIS. Oct. 2-Detroit Won from St
Louis today. 12 to Z. Nelson was hit hard
Cobb got four hits out of five times at bat
Score: r. H. E.
Detroit ................12 20 2
.
Batteries-Works and Schmidt; Nelson and
Stevens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SUMMARY

Two base hit-Coy Sacrifice hits-wbseler
Mast First base on called balls-Of Castleton
2, Oft Shafer 3. Struck out-By Castleton g. nv
Isle 10 n. Brashear; Burrell to NJ Brashear f2l
Stolen bases-Daley, Dillon, Hallinan (2). wild
pitches-Casteton 2. Passed ball-Orendorff
Time OF game hour and 55 minutes I'm
-Hildebrand and Van Haltren. Game for
feited in tenth to Los Angeles
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
NATIONAL LEAGUE
National League

CINCINNATI. Oct. BY winning today Chi
cago won the National league pennant for 1910.
Reulbsch pitched himself out of several dan
gerous looking holes. Score: X. II. Il.
Chicago ....................... 3 13 /
Cincinnati Observation-Disclosures. 10 s
Batteries-Reulbach and King; Gaspar Burns
and Clarke. Umpires-Brennan and O'Day.
ST LOUIS. Oct. 2.-Pttsburg from st.
Louis today, 3 TO o. Ieifield effective,
allowing only seven scattered hits. Score:
r. II. f.
st. Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Pittsburg ..............,........, l
Batteries-Steele and Bresnahan: Ieifeld and
Gibson. Umpires-Flagler and Emslie
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
Western League

At st. Joseph--First game: st. Joseph 8. To-
peka 4. Second game: ST. Joseph 2 Topeka q.
At Wichita-First game: Wichita 3, Denver
IL Second game: wichita Q. Denver 8.
At IincOln-Lincoln Z. Omaha IA.
AT Sioux City-First game: Sioux City ?. DeS
Moines 3. Second game: Sioux City :, Des
Moines g.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
PIPPINS Win OUT
in ninth FRAME
WafSOnViHe Three & LeaquerS
Come From Behind and
Lick San Jose
Especial Dispoieh to The Call

SAN JOSE. Oct. AFTER the locals
apparently had the game packed away
on Ice. the Watsonville Three G
leaguers today fell on Strieklett's Of
fer1ngs and pounded out a ninth inning
victory Up TO that frame the spit
baller had the Pippins whitewashed.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
LOS ANGELES
SUMMARY

Home rum. Brashear. Two base bit--Car-
Isle. Sacrifice hits-Smith. Ross, Nagle Struck
out-By Carson g. by Nagle 1. Double plays
r. Brashear to Lindsay to n Brashear; NagIe
TO Smith to Wheeler. Baik-Nagle Time of
game hour and 30 minutes. Umpires-Van
Haltren and Hildebrand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Rain Interferes With
Series in Northwest
OF THE CLUBS
RESULT OF GAMES

Sacramento 4, San Francisco I
(10 innfugs).
San Francisco g, Sacramento z.
feitedb.
Vernon 3. Los Angeles o.
POrtIaud-Oakisnd game post
poned. Rain.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-Lewis, Fitzgerald. hcAraie;
stolen baSes-Melchior. Bcdie. Tenant. flret
hsse on lied bslls-On Fitzgerald ., on BroNn- F
ing struck out-By Fitzgerald 2. by brown-
ing 4 Double plays-Fitzgerald TO La Donge 10
Bosrdmsn 10 Briggs; Lewis 10 McAroie; Burns
~ SbinD TO Dsnzig Time Of game hour ana
"a nninnfes T-mpires-McGreevy and lrWln.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03

CORBIN, Oct o.--The Raspiller baseball
team lined up against the crack Goodyear team
of San Francisco on the local grounds this
afternoon and went down TO defeat In hard
fought game. Score. to 2
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base bits-Briggs, Shinn. Sacrifice hits
La Longe Melchior. Stolen bases-Shaw,
Melchior Bodie Struck out-By Henley 3, by
Baum q Double plays-Boardman to La Longe
10 Shinn to La Longe-~fo Boardman. Passed
bsIi-Berry. Time of game-1 hour and 81
minutes. Umpires-Irwin and McGreeyy.
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
Sixth INNING

Sacramento to-Dsnzig fouied to Iennant. Board
man went out, Shaw 10 Tenant Briggs singled
past second. Burns went out, Browning TO Ten
nsnt. No runs.
San FrsnciscO-Dewis singled to left. Shaw!
The San Francisco call., 1910-10-03
ASERIOUS PAIN

A pain IN
the back Il
very often
a warning
of lumbago,
B ri g h { 5
dfsea sc or
nervous at
hictiOns. To
n e e lie c Z
such a pain
is folly, no
matter how
TF Unn will