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The San Francisco call., 1910-03-19
STATE POLO TITLE
IN BALANCE TODAY
Match Between Coronado and
Southwestern Teams VIII
Open Tournament
Especial DispotcG 10 The ColI1

CORONADO. March 1S.-The fifth an
nusl polo tournament and race meeting
of the Southern California polo and
pony racing association begins tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock at No. field
OF the Coronado country club. with
match between the Coronado and the
Southwestern teams for the champion
ship of California and the John L.
Spreekels cup
The Coronado team is made I'D as
follows s. Fritz Nave. No. 1. Chssvsr
Cowdin. No. .; H. F. Robertson. No. g.
and Major Colin q. Ross. back The
Southwestern team consists Of Bernie
Weiss. No. /; Reggie Weiss. No. .
Harry Weiss. No. 3. and Tom Weiss.
back
This afternoon nearly all the poloists
here PLAYED q period or two for prac-
ice on field No. :. among those in the
saddle being Frank 4. Gill. C,hesver
Cowdin. Captain j. Z. Besley of Hsrmo-
sillo. Major Colin c. Ross. T. 4 Dris-
coll, Robert Lee Bettnsr. Harry Gordon
Pattee, William DevereauN. : Fritz
Nave. \ Foster Symes. H F. Robertson.
Lawrence Waterbury and T. a Me
Witty
The rest OF the schedule follows;
Sundsy. March -. a. 2 D. m. Twentieth Hus
ssrs versus SlsSherS of san Msteo. on No. polo
field. Nendsy. March II. st D. N. on No. Z
leld. BurlnGams country club versus Herlno-
sillo. Mex; Tuesday March -. Second round fer
champicnsap p Of California Thursday. March -.
nnal match for championship o. California. sat
urtiay. March - first he for consolation cup.
open 70 all teams entered in Tournament eNcept
The tive left iD the anal round Tor the j. r.
Sureckeis cup Sunday. Msrch =. international
match for al American challenge POLO trorny
NfondsT. March - cousCla-fo1 cup Tuesday.
March -. second match Tor sll American chal-
len - polo trophy: W-ilnesiaT March 20. fnai
for consolation cup: Wednesday. Marcel - there
will be a cymkhana and rsceS. March - VIII ne
The second day or racing; Friday. March -.
there VIII be no polo.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-19

80 bal fan ever - u prettier game
Of bali thsn that which the Seals and
tie Baby Sox put on yesterday after
noon az the Valencia street lot The
score Wss Z 10 and The Sox got the l.
They were lucky 10 get il al that. for
Ss- Frsncisco's representatives played
like r flock Of champions in midsesson
form. For practice game it was a
wonder. and the small crowd that was
to--rnate enough 20 be present was
ell but beside itself with excitement
- the various innings were reeled OF.
The lonesome run was on the square
and Wei earned Il was put over in
thr seventh inning, the round that
n arallE is lucky for the home team.
f'Wrth one out OF the way. Mullin. the
SeuzaItonal young Washington univer-
shy infelder bit Of 2 nice bingle TO
ieft He had scarcely landed on the
bag ere gin pounded a fast one against
the center field fence for two sacks.
ElIiu who is some sprinter. kept
night on his way. and BY dint Of q neat
ida az The plate lie registered the
tally that told the story.
lex Ames started Of in the box for
the Seals and he went for six innings
IlEeut allowing the Sox even & peek
IN At the pan His work was great
lie had control. speed and support from
p. .iS cez inmates and apparently he was
bout as strong al the time he quit as
D-h-n he started the game Unfortu-
uately fo- Griffin. the Sox put their run
over on him before he was in the box
more than I'VE minutes. but this could
not be helped.
The Chicago twirlers showed the ef-
feet of that good southern training
licl they have been going through
Doctor White was 4 wonder for the
first FIVE innings. The best the Seals
500 was three hits and these we're so
vel sca tered that they did not figure
10 do any good White had perfect
control Of the ball and was the master
q the situation Al all times.
In the sixth. young Cy Young, former
Boston National southpaw. took up the
pitChe-s burden. II anything he was
even more effective than the medical
rr-ster. Kid AIohler was the only man
who could siam him safely and that
single little bingle could not Go any
ecod In the way OF run getting. They
v-il line Up again this Afternoon The
score
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Petaluma Rounds Ur
Sacramento Five

The Petaluma basket ball five de-
feated the Sacramento team at the
Pastime club last evening. SO to 81.
The game was very close throughout,
the score being even up fully Is times.
AT half time the Petalumas had 90
and the Sacramentos II.
Both teams rallied during the last
10 minutes of play and at the call OF
time the score was even up.
When the play was resumed Sacra-
mento threw foul. Later Petaluma
succeeded in getting a field goal and
the victory was won in this play.
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Jim Barry to Tackle
Black Demon
[Seeeial Diseoteh 10 The Call

Especial Dispatch TO The CALI
awaiting an answer from Jack Johnson.
whom he challenged today through his
manager. Joe Woodman. Sam Langford
has taken on Jim Barry for 25 rounds
at Vernon April 9.
Barrys friends think he is taking a
long chance in meeting the black terror
in view of the fact that Sam nearly put
Flynn away for all time. Flynn was
found in town today and announced
that he was going to his ranch in
Colorado to recuperate. His cheekbone
is injured, one or more bones in his
nose are broken and his ribs are sore.
Agitation has begun here TO prevent
the matching of negro with a white
man or the matching of two men whose
skill. size or strength are decidedly
unequal
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Football Stars BLANK
Mind Feigned

wALI.A WALI-A. Wash March Is
Y-hst James Joy Miller, missing quar-
rerbsck on last years University OF
Michigan football eleven, who was To-
Gated on fruit farm west OF Wsfla
wsus Yesterday. working as q common
7sbo-er remembers his past record on
- s-idfron. as well as all his other
experfences. is believed BY those VINO
rsve interviewed him. His actions and
tie fact that he has been receiving
mail regularly from friends IN Mlcni-
Es- LEAD the authorities inNestigat-
inE the case TO believe that ms appat-
e17 Ioss ~ memory is only feigned-
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MARRIAGES

NDERSoN-ELDRUP-In this city, March 5.
1910. by the Rev. o. Groensberg, Anders o.
Anderson and Birgit Eldrup.
BALTISBERGER-GRoB this city. March 5.
1910 by the Rev e. A. Bernthsl Karl Bal
tisherger and Lea Grob, both of Grass Val
ley. Cal.
1910. by the Rev. g. A. Bernthsl. George
Leo Flsmlner of Snsun. Cal, and Sol1nIc
Marie Mzngels of Cordelia. Cal.
Co-BURKHARDT-In San Rafael, Cal.
March 16 1910 by the Rev. l.. l.. White
Harry e. Cameo and Nettie Burkhardt.
HaNSEN-SwENSoN-I this city, March Ia
1910. by The Rev o. Groensberg, Adolf Han
sen and kEistine Swenson-
JAGER - BERGMARk-in this city. February
Is 1916 BIZ the Rev. o. Groensberg, Adolph
Emil lager aud Agnes j. Bergmsrk.
ASk-MATTHIESEN-In this city, March II
1910 by the Rev. o. 6roensberg. L. f.
Rask and Mette NJ. Matthiesen
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SPOTglGHTS
ON SPOR rs

Rs-,er Jor. the kensks pitcher who .
member Of the seals during the season Of 1907.
hss been secured BIZ the Boston National league
team. Bsrney has been doing police duty in
Honolulu since he quit the baseball Geld as q
means Of livelihood. II will be remembered
thsf the Boston club got Jey from San Fran
cisco. but the big fellow refused 10 go east On
the terms offered by the Doves.
There is ne danger now that the world :
series az games which are played at the end OF
the big league seasons viii be done away with
II wes feared for a time that owing 10 the
anerss9 e.sus e1sn fss in the former esgSe
thar won the Pennsnt would have 70 decline to
meet the champions Of he National league. ss
siassl league schedule bss been Fixed 50 that
tire viii be troubie on this score.
Willie Keller. like number Of other old
TIMERS Will 20 hack TO the minor league this
year McCrsv Of the Giants offered keeler a
position with the New York Nationals. but it
with the Giants this season. Rather than wait
for Donlins decision. keeler decided 10 join
the Toronto club
John L. Sullivan declared that after he re
turned from bis honeymoon be would become q
farmer.
In an interview whicb ne gave out while train.
ing al Hot Springs stsniey ketchel announced
aTsirs and that he did not need a manager.
He said that he would not be mnaged by George
Little. Jack Johns0ns manager.
Ad wolgast still demands $4,000 10 meet
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight. Ad
admits that he is cut for the money
Old cy Young viii be seen 10 action again
this season. The famous twfrler Is getting in
shape for the coming season ar Hot Springs
lame McAleer. manager Of the Washington
team Of the American league Is not shouting
that biz team viii win the pennsnt, but he
Claims his club will win many games and that
Il viii not finish in last place.
rooBfe Mack believes that ST. Louis will be
= contender In the American lesgue race the
coming season The veteran manager thinks ST
Louis las = very strong outheld.
Trainer " r. Maxwell has sent feims G tc
eskwaod Stcck farm 10 be bred 10 salvation
The mare ble6 in the last race and il was de-
cided that her racing days were over
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Poly Beats Mission By
One Tally

r vas q pitchers battle from start
o. Tnish when the Mission and Poiy-
technic teams met yesterday afternoon
~ tie ocean shore grounds Poly
-echnic won. > 10 J.
Neither team scored until the sixth
i-ning. when Peters OF Mission drove
o1r two bagger and scored Guerln-
IN ne seventh Polytechnic succeeded
IN working the squeeze play and regis
tered two runs.
TIE sensational catch OF Barker the
.rf-k and green third baseman, was the
feature Of the game Botn pitene1s
.v-e-e touched for eight hits
-...e-s.s AsisSior NcAttee ana
g.s,,- polytechnic. Gill and Hlnds-
Umpire C.. Tooie.
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Notable Deaths

REV. CARR W. PRITcHETT, ASTRONOMER
Kansas City. March 1s.--Rey. Carr Waller
Pritcheft. retired minister. educator and as
tranomer. died today at the home of a son
near Independence. Mo. He was a fellow OF
the Royal astronomical society of England an
honor conferred on him because he discovered
red spot on the planet Jupiter. He had been
at the head Of various educational institutions
in Missouri Rev Mr. Pritchert was the
father OF Or. Henry s. Pritehett Of New York
noE head Of the Carnegie foundation.
A. r. COLLINS, FORMER PoLITICIAN-Rivcr-
side Cal. March ls--A- p Collins for The
laft six years a Riverside orange grower died
last night. Collins. who escaped from Ander.
soaviIie prison during the civil war. having
been captured while lieutenant in the
Twelfth Michigan infantry. author Of a
volume entitled Beyond the Lines: or
Yankee Prisoner Loose In Dixie He was
lopS prominen; in Kansas politics.
ALEXANDER MCDONALD. OIL MAGNATE-
Long Beach. Cal. March 1s.-AIexander Me-
Donald president OF several Standard oil com
nanfes ii various states. with headquarters In
Cincinnati died tonight at a hotel here. Me-
Doaald who was So yesrs Of age. came to
California several weeks ago in quest of
rest his health having begun 10 fail. He was
accompanied by members OF his family.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses were issued
In San Francisco FRIDAY. March Is. 1910;
RE-PELEGRIN-Jules Lauchere. 2s.
306 Shotwell 81. and Iucie Pelegrin, 10. 3I3
Fifth ave.
McMAHoN-McMASN-A ]. McMahon.
~. and Margaret A McMann, "a both of sos
Main ST.
MURRAY-KINNAIRD- William Murray. 23.
12i1 Vermont ST, and Mary kinnaird u, 1867
Kansas st
N-SEARCY-Lorenz Nilausen, 81, 80
Moss ST. and Hannah H. Seafcy, %, Il
Langton ST.
gUTHERFoRD-McCA Rutherford.
- 500 Connecticut ST, and Rose McCebe,
-. 326 Connecticut 81.
VAN DEN BERGH-PUFFBR-Ca L. Van
den Berch. 2I 115A Sanchez St, and Louise
ID. Pufer Is. 200 Twenty-third 81.
The San Francisco call., 1910-03-19
English Lords Coming
To Big Fight
Special Dispatch 10 The CouI

Special Dispoich TO he Coll
NEW YORK, March 1S.-According
TO q morning paper devoted TO sport
ing affairs. the earl OF Rosebery is 10
head party OF mobiles who will travel
from London TO San Francisco 70 see
the Jeffries-Johnson fight
According TO report from LONDON
the mobiles OF sporting blood are quite
enthusiastic and the prospects are that
Rosebery will have quite-a following.
The fact that Rosebery is now deep
Is occupied with momentous affairs
that threaten the very existence OF the
house Of lords and will be for months
10 come does not damRen the ardor of
the aristocracy who Want him to go
and who would accompany him.
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DEATHS

HARUH-Ip this city. March H. 1910, Theresa,
beloved wife of the late ,-',s. Aaron Bsruh. and
loving mother of MIS-. ,a Mtl,sm ,.I 9uisley Of
Mrs Il ZelIerbach. Mrs su,i1s Gabriel Of this
eity and T. y Bsruh Of Los Angeles, ma
tive of Frankfor. on Man, Germany. aged "a
years months and days
Funeral services will be held tomorrow
,Sundar4 March 20 at 10 a. m. at the resi-
denee Of Mrs l. ZeIIerbseh. 1872 Broadway.
Interment private
BoHLMANN-In this city. March IL. 1910. Her
man Bohmann, beloyed husband OF the late
arhlr,ann. native of Germany. aged 81
wears / months and DAYS. A member Of
Eureka lodge No. 6, U. der II. s.
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Stanford's Chances Good
rsosoiol Disooioh TO The Call

I'D
STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March IS.
Despite the fact that the California
entries as usual far outnumber those
Of the cardinal, Stanford has some un
usually good athletes entered in to-
morrow's freshmen intercollegiate meet
at Berkeley. Eugene Kern viii captain
Stanford's squad. The principal pros
pective point winners for the cardina
are Ruddick. Kern. Argabrite, Horein.
Price Leaman and Mcguire.
Stanfords interests in the hundred
will be looked after by Brown. An
drews. Bayley. Wilcox and Anderson.
and the same men will be entered in
the 220 yard dash The quarter will be
Forrest and Snyder. In the half Stan
ford will have Whitaker, Pratt, Ish,
Branner and Ferguson.
Price. for Stanford has been making
some good time in the mile run, and
with Pratt and Cullen as his teammates
is looked TO to annex first place in this
event
For the two mile event Stanford has
Pyle. Pratt and Cullen for her repre-
sentatives.
For the hurdle events Stanford will
enter Kern. Ruddick, Mcclure and Har-
rigan.
Ruddick. Frank, Clark and Derrick
will put the shot.
dinafs representatives in the hammer
throw
Hill. Morrison and Argabrite are
listed as the cardinal broad jumpers.
Horein, Argabrite and Morrison will
negotiate the high jump.
Stevens. Horein, Ruddick. Miller and
Morrison are entered in the pole vault.
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De Orc Disposes OF
Local Expert

Alfred de ORC won the $50 point
match at Wrights billiard paricrs from
George Kennedy oy the score Of $50 20
134 last night. although Kennedy played
in much better form and not only ran
out hts block of so points before the
Cuban won the match. but also mace
high score. six points Nest "Wednesday
night. Willie Hoppe. the champion of
the world. viii defend his title against
ora Morningstar in 1,500 point IS
balk line billiard match
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PORTLAND
SUMMARY

Hits-of Hartman i in Is innings for . runs;
Of Guyn in 2-3 innings for l run. Of Chen
ault ] in 1 innings for no runs: OF Goodwin s
in innings for rims Credit victory Guyn.
charge defeat 10 Yates Three base hit-Town-
send. Two base hit-Murrar. Stolen bases
keller. Townsend Olson. Casey. Double plays
Peters 10 Keller TO Townsend: Casey 10 Rapp;
Sherman to Mensor. First base called balls
OF Hartman 4. OF tiuyn , Of Yates - Of
Chenaut l. Strpck out-Ry Goodwin - By GUM
/. by Yates I. by Chensult s. Hit by pitched
bsll-Nefzel- Wild pitch-Hartmsn. Sacrifice
hts-Peters. McCredie- Chenaut. Time Of
game hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Eager.
Scorcr-Audersou.
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Abe AttelI 0utpoints
Johnny Mario

NEW YORK. March Is.-Abe AtteN,
champion feather weight hao the Det-
ter OF the first six rounds Of a 10 round
bout here tonight with Johnny mario
Mario outboSed has opponent an tns
taSt four rounds and reached Attell
SO often that many fans believed he
would have put the champion out II
TIE fight had continued
The popular verdict, however. was
in AtteIrs favor. as he outpointed
Mario ia the greater number Of rounds
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Birth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed In at
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons author
lied to have the same published Notices re-
st-icted simply 10 the announcement OF the event
gre published once in this column free Of charge.
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INTfRClASS MEET
AT SANTA CLARA
CoTege Athletes Line Up Today
i'm the First Field Day of
the Season
Especial Diseoteh to The CoHJ

SANTA CLARA. March 1s.-Traek
athletes of santa Clara college viii
gather tomorrow morning for the first
keenest rivalry is felt among the diff
ferent classes for honors- Following
are the entries by classes:
SENIOR CLASS
100 yard dash-Morgan, Leonard, Goette-, Sal
berg.
Pole vsult-Salberg Morgan
Broad jump Hirst, Deoling. Morgan
l20 yard high hurdles-Kearney. Morgan
sso o ys[qsLFst, yard Ii siriis BsIEy Lowe. S9er5sr ]
ShotpGt-Jarrett. Hirst, Goetter, Degnan, boo
ling.
40 yard dash-Hirst Kesrney
22o yard dash-LeoRard, Jarrett, Morgan
One mile run-Degnan, Lowe
High jump-Kearney. Docling-
Relay team-Hirst. (ioetter kesrneT. Morgan.
SOPHOMORE CLASS
100 yard dash-Bsrnard. Downey. J. Hart
22o yard dash Barnard. Detels. Dovney. Bron-
$40 yard dssh-GuIsenen. Deteis. Barnard.
$50 yard DASH Degnsn. De Fiori-
One mile run-Barnard, Powell, Skeves.
Two mile run-Tramutola
10 ward high hurdles-B. Hartmann. Bronson
30 yard low hurdIes-B- Hartmann. Barnard.
Shotput-Gsnahl Skewes. Hogan
Broad junp-Brcnson. B. Hartmann
H. d
Pole Aequistapace. Zarriek.
Hammer thr0g-Bsker WarGrn.
Relay race-oswald- Barnard Forsyth, Bron-
son.
FRESHMAN CLASS
loo yard dash-Reams, Hardy. Porterfeld.
22O ward dasi-Reauns Hsrdy. Porter6eid
40 yard daSh-HoopeT. Sehammel. Pierce.
$50 ysrd -Scherzer Schsmmel-
One mile run-CssIrueclo. Ryan. Green Hogan.
Hooper.
Two mile run-Green. Hogan. Hooper
High hu.dlss-Hsrdy, Resms. Pierce
Low hurdies-Hsrdy. ResmS. Pierce. Ryan
ShotpIt-Lyns- Reams. Green, Hooper. Porter
Hammer throw-I.yng Porter6eld.
High Jump-Hardy. Reanis. Pierce. Fitzgerald.
Broad jump-PorteFfeId. Resms-
Pole vsult-Curry. Resms. Ryan.
Relay tesm-Resms, Porterheld. scherzer.
Hardy.
JUNIOR CLASS
loo ward Aequistipace. Gallagher. Zorb.
22o yard dssi-lorb. NicCabe. Asqulstipsce-
$40 yards-Posey. Barry
$50 yards-IriIIsry Tadich.
One mile-Tsiieh Riordsn. Ray, Boone. Blake.
Two miles-Riordan. Newln.
High hurdles-Zorb. Gallagher. PoSey.
Low hurdles-Zorb Gallagher. Posey. MeCahe.
shotput Wilson. o'Shauganessy, Boone, Blake.
Hammer throv-wilzon. Boone Blake. Brown.
High jump-o'shaughnessy Mecabe, Heney.
Gallagher.
Broad iamp-Tadich Mccormick Heney.
Pole vault-Ray. Irillary. 4egnistiPaee.
Relay tesm-Z0rh. PoSey. Mct'abe. Barry.
FIRST ACADEMIC CLASS
100 yard dash-Cresslia. CoSgrave, Belsnd.
Roberts
22o ysrds-Tay yloF. McDonsid-
440 yarGs-Droaiack. Mcdonald
$50 vards-Hail Yoeil. Wilkinson
One mile-Ro5eFts. Fowler
Two miles-Fowler Yoell
High Enthusiastically Wilkinson.
Low hurdles-Roberts. Fowler.
ShelpGf-De Fiori. Warren Jacobs
Hammer th-ow-De Fiori. Jacobs Warren
High jump-BaTnRrd. CoSGra~e. Roberts
Broad jurn1-Drornack. BolaDd Fowler.
Pole vault-Bsrnsrd. Mcdonald
Relay Jeam-HalI, 6oell. Bola1d Fowler
OficialS-Judges. Morris. McGoveTn and Nc
Cormick: referee. Alexander: time keepers. Ford
and DooIinz: taper for shot and hammer. Baker
and Warden: scorers. oI3oBe and Wilcox starter.
FT. Laherty: announcer. r E McCsbe; official
reporter. Charles u. South
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SAN JOSE LOSES ON
FIELDING ERRORS
Portland SIuggers WaIfop Ball
and Win by the Score of
8 to 3

SAN JOSE, March 1s-Portland gain
ing TO 3. Poor fielding by two San
Jose recruits in the outf1eld were re-
sponsible for the loss. Hartman took
the hill for the Ducks and walked four
men in two-thirds of an inning, being
replaced by Guyn. who was effective, as
was Chanault. Hitting by Rutledge.
Murray. Casey and Townsend featured
the game. Score:
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LETTER CARRIER WHO HAS
WALKED ZOO 900 MILES
<Aged Postman Is Retired After
Near Two Score Years Service

There has just retired from the postal service
in tire Greenisu district one who may be said
- marx distinct period IN the erolution of the
,ssstsl serrice of that psrt ~ the country says
he Iondon Globe. Thomas Smith. whose retifes
rent according 10 the pesfoffce regulations. row
fskee pisce has beer engaged In the carrying ~
lrrfrrs for the long period u 90 years II the
rorrss ~ MS serri-e he Travelled upward II
.o0f.,0 ,nIies in pathways. across moor- public
ROADS and streets.
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PIcATo AND BRONSON SIGNED
rSceeiol Disodtok 10 The Cali

BOSTON, March 1s.-Frank Picato,
the young Los Angeles lightweight.
who recently went 10 rounds with Ad
Wosgast. has been signed here to meet
Ray Bronson in New Orleans next
month. The articles cali for 90 round
bout at 133 pounds.
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YALE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP

PRINCETON. y J., March 1S.-Yale
won the intercollegiate gynnastic
team championship tonight with p
points Princeton scored IS points.
Rutgers S; Pennsylvania, ;, and CO.
lumbia, s.
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S0X SCORE ONCE AND
SEALS GET GOOSE EGG
Mullins Single and ellis Two Bagger
Break Up Game In the Seventh

nings: hits and 30 runs OF Ames in six in
nngs- Two base hits-Tennant- McArdle- GIL
Sacrifice hit-Psyne. First base on called balls
or Ames >. Struck out-BE White 1, By Young
4. Double plsy-McArdie 70 Mohler 10 Tenant
Time Of game hour and 25 minutes N
rsr ",
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HITCHCOCK VERSUS BERKELEY
I Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, March 1s.-The Hitch
cock military cademy baseball team
will clash with the Berkeley high
school on the academy grounds tomor-
row afternoon at 2:3o O'Clock.
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SOCCER GAME POSTPONED

On account of the freshman track
meet tomorrow the soccer game that
was scheduled between the California
team and the Stanford Grays has been
postponed.
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SUMMARY

Hits-on Delhi s. Of Thorssn ?. Of Sutor >
T7--ee base hit-Zeider. Two base hits--Gsndil-
Collins (2l. Sacrifice hits-Hsnsen. Collins, Gsn-
dill. Innings pitched-BF Delhi 8. by Sufor : o!
Tborsen : AZ Walsh =. First base on called
heIls-on Sutor 5. Struck out-By Sutor by
Delhi 3 by Walsh s. Double play-Gih 10 Thor
sen Passed bsll-kreuger- Time OF game
hours. Tnpires-Finney and MeGreevy.
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The p-izs bstters Of both ~ the hig leagues
vii b handsomely rewarded for their WORK ~
the end az the coming seaS"n- An autoInss e
COMPANY offers % the leading hafterS 81 boiR
lessueS an au1omobilc esch. HOnus WaCP~- %
alreadv an auto crank and he Is likely - si1g
the bail harder than ever the coming year
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BIRTHS

GAME-In this city, March IL, 1910. to the
OF Mateo ). Game formerly Myrtle Hol1e
daughter.
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Frank Klaus who meets Stanlev KetcheI next
week = - years old he has been boxing
four wears
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san FRANCISCO

sBs-ted for Lewis in ninth
RMS AND HIS b INNINGS
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WHITE SOV
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS

Total ..-..-..4i i 80 il I
Block batted for kreuger in ninth inning
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1910-09-30
FIRST GAME UNDER
REVISED RULES
Pullman and ColfaN High School
Teams viii Battle for Supremacy
on Gridiron.

The football game between the
high school teams of Pullman and
ColfaX, which will be played on Sat
urday has aroused much more enthu-
siasm than any preceding game be-
tween high school teams in Pullman.
II was definitely settled Monday
that the game would be played in
Pullman and Rogers field has been
secured for the contest This will be
the first game of the season under the
new rules and should be we'll attended
by college students as we'll as by the
residents Of Pullman. The game will
be called at 200 o'clock to enable
the ColfaX team to return home on
the evening train.