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The San Francisco call., 1910-10-07
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Fonr runs 6 hits of Browning in innings; /
run hits of Criger IN 5 l3 innings. Home run
Howard. Three base hft-Criger- Two base
hif-Smith Sacrifice hits-Murphy, Smith.
stolen Aases-DiIlon- Tennant. Howard (2).
First base on called balie-0h Browning .. OF
Faetley E. of Cr1ger 4. Struck out-By Browning
2 by Criger 1. by Nsgle 3. by Eastley 2. Double
pisv-MohIer 10 Shaw to Tennsnt- Wild pifch--
Criger Time Of game hours. Umpires-Mc-
t-reevv and Irwin.
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VANCOUVER CALLS
OFF GAMES HERE
Internal Differences i'm Northern
Rugby Union Cause Trip
to Be Cancelled

Vancouver has Cancelled all its Rugby
sity of California. Word to the effect
that the Canadians would be unable to
make the usual trip to California this
fall was received yesterday at both
universities. This is the first season since
the adoption of the English game that
Vancouver has not come south.
For some years past there has been
friction among the northern unions and
the officials of the two bodies. Two
years ago the storm broke and Reggie
Woodward was debarred from assum-
ing the management of the 1908 Van
cOuyer team to California owing to his
desire to have the Victoria union men
combined with the Vancouver union for
the trip in order to strengthen the
Vancouver team.
few weeks ago the northern unions
were supposed to have patched up their
petty differences and both unions COM
bined and submitted the names of ell
gible men to make the trip to Cali
fornIa.
Yesterday Graduate Manager Farm
er of California and Graduate Man
ager Burbank of Stamford received a
telegram from H. B. Bell, the secretary
OF the Vancouver union, to the effect
that the trip was of owing to internal
differences in the union.
Farmer Immediately wired Reggie
Woodward. asking him to use his in
| |f1uence toward making the trip a re-
ality.
In 1908. the year OF the rupture be-
tween Woodward and the union. and
every year since, the teams sent here by
the British Columbians have been Of
poor caliber and have been easily de-
feated by Stanford and California.
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SEALS LABOR ONLY
TO LOSE ONCE MORE
Champions Swelter While Angels Have
Edge Throughout Contest
By WILLIAM ]. SLATTERY

The Seals swelfered and labored un-
der the burning rays Of the Oakland
sun yesterday afternoon and their ef-
forts brought nothing but a TO ; de-
feat The Angels had it on them at
every stage of the scrimmage. They
hit harder ran faster and fielded bet
ter. The Seals had no chance and
evorv man on the lineup seemed 10
realize this once the Angels forged in
10 the lead.
Both teams were forced TO use up
TWO pitchers before the fracas came
10 an end Browning started for the
Seals and he lasted just five innings.
Eastler took up the burden and did
very nicely for the remaining four
spasnas In fact he did so well that the
Angels could not sneak in another run
Of his delivery. In the meantime Cap
Dillon switched from Criger to Nagle
and this switch Unquestionably won
The game for the southern warriors be-
cause the southpaw was being bumped
hard
There was nothing 10 the game to
recommend il 10 any fan. 1t was slow
and tedious and long drawn out and
without redeeming feature save for
Iouard's homer over the right field
fence i'm the fifth round, which practi-
cally cinched the victory for the south
ern crew.
The AngeiS got tnelIS IN puhcHSs VI
two and the first batch came in the
fourth. Howard beat an infield hit
and Immediately got away with a steal
of second Dillon followed with a safe
bunt and after Murphy famed, Halli-
nan drew four spot filing up the
sacks. Browning lost his nerve. walk
ing wheeler and forcing Howard home.
smith followed with neat sacrifice
and on this squeeze Dillon registered.
The Angels polished it off with two
more in the next frame. Bernard
singled between right and center and
he had scarcely time TO take his bear
iags ere Howard clouted the ball over
the right field fence. Score:
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ARELLANES FAILS
TO stop Beavers
P0rfIanders Take Advantage of
Senatorial Errors and
Win, 3 to
Especial Dispaich to The Cali


PORTLAND, Ore, Oct. 6.-Again the
Beavers took the Sacramento Senators
into camp, despite the introduction of
Frank Arellanes, late Of the Boston
Americans, by the score of to l. Bill
Steen heaved for Portland. and, bar
ring certain streaks OF wildpess, was
all to the good
Arellanes got by without serious
damage until the sixth. though In the
fifth inning Rankin robbed Portland of
one or two runs by a poor decision,
calling Buddy Ryan out at first.
Olson was the first man up in the
sixth, and he planted a safe hit to left
ball, and Casey's sacrifice put Olson on
third and Kruger on second. The
squeeze" sign was passed to Tommy
Sheehan, who came through with a
dinky bunt to Arellanes, who tossed
badly to Spiesman, and Olson scored
Rapps bunted one over Arellanes head
and Kruger scored, while Rapps
reached first and Sheehan second be-
fore the ball was fielded.
: While the Sacramento team was ar
gufng about the crossing of signals,
Rapps and Sheehan advanced to third
and second bases respectively. Shee-
hand tried to score on short passed
ball, but was out at the plate, and
Rapps was left at third when Gus
Fisher failed as pinch hitter.
The visitors lone run was acquired
in the fifth. Burns, the first man up,
hiked, and Spiesman famed in the ef-
fort to advance the runner. Steen then
pulled wild pitch, which sent Burns
to second. Casey was caught mapping
in running over to second base, which
permitted Arellanes grounder to roll
unimpeded to right field. and George
Ort let 1t roll between his legs. The
mixup allowed Burns to score. The
score:
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Ogden Results

FIRST RACEASix furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-1-Hannibal Bey. 100 tRosen} !
1-2-Silver Stocking 100 Iversl -..-........ 2
6-1-Altsir. 103 (Garganl- l-.---..-.--...-...-.--
Time. Ell 3-5. Camera. Little Eiva, Howard
Pearson. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlo1gs. selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
6-5-Alaxie. 104 (Gaugel) /
4-5-Inauguration. 100 tGargan). .......-..... 2
1o-l--Cruzinda, los lCavsnaughl 8
Time, 1.03 3-5. yoltrome also ran.
THIRD RACE+Ftvs furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-2-Snow ball. 100 (Ivers1 1.................... 1
e-5-Tube Rose. 81 callahan -.-..-....--..-. 2
Time, 1903 Is. Pal. Ketchel. also
FOURTH RACE-Six furIongs the Standard
handicap:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey Fin.
3-5-Arionette. los Callahan. l
3-1-Bairouia. .1o7 tPickens) ns)--.-.....--.s...-.
10,l-Seweli: % fGarganl l-.;.---.....-.---. 5
FIFTH RACEAOne mile, selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
6-1-Captain Burnett. 90 (Rosenl -............
5-2-Oberon. 100 Qvers) ...'....... 2
7-2-Knight Of Ivanhoe, 100 tManders,. 3
Time. 1:43 4-5. Emma G, Buena, Coonskin.
also ran.
;. SIXTH RACE+Seven furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-1--Netting, ia (Pfckensl sl................... |
4-1-Dorothy Ann. los tCallahanl ....... 2
41-Dr. Downie, ia fCavanaugh) -........... 3
Time. 1:31- Cigarlighter. Swell Girl. also ran.
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Highlanders Win From Champions
Cubs Shut Out Pirates, 4 to 0
AMERICAN LEAGUE
National League

CHICAGO, Oct Sin the h-st game On the
home grounds since they clinched the pennant
Chicago today shut out the PittsSurss. to 0.
the local team hitting Adams. the star Of the
worlds series Of 1909. hard. while Richie
invincible and had sterling support Score:
Chicago .................. n
Fatteries-Richie and Needham:. Adams. Phil
lippi and Gibson Umpires-Brennan and o'Day.
BOSTON. Oct. 6.-Boston secured - hits and
scored 20 runs on three Philadelphia pitchers to-
day. while the latter made IL hits and runs
Score: r. h z.
6nhseeiphla .--.--.---- - - - *
Boston ~ 5
Batteries - Ewing. Girard. Slaughter and
Doom, McDonough; Parsons. Mzttern and Rari-
den. Umpires-Eason and tombstone.
NEW YORK. Oct. 6.-New York defeated
Brooklyn today. TO 3. Drucke- the local pitcher.
tieing the National league strkeOut record OF
the year of 13. Score: B. n. E
New York. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Is q
Batteries-Barger and Miller; Drucke and
Wilson Umpires-Klern and Kane
TOKYO, Oct. 6.-Before 10000 spectators.
who included American Ambassador O'Brien.
the University OF Chicago baseball team today
defeated the Keo university nine. to I.
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THE GAME IN DETAIL
FIRST sNEING.

Los Angeles Daley flied TO Madden. Bernard
70 Meschior. Howard struck out. No runs.
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The expected happened again
yesterday, Portland and Oakland
winning their games from Sacra-
mentO and Vernon handfIy
enough. 1t will be no surprise
either If they keep on doing this
every day during the present
series.
The poor Seals tossed another
bloomer against the Angels yes
ferdRy, but 1t makes little diff
ference with them now. Nothing
save a miracle can put them up
with the leaders In the race.
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VERNON BLANKED
BY Commuters
Captain WOIverfOn Hit by Ball
and Cameron Resumes His
Old Station
Especial Dispoich 10 The Call

LOS ANGELES, Oct. eft is an Ill
wind that blows nobody good. and that
is what Captain Wolverton of the Com
muters thought when one of Roy Hits
shoots hit him in the head. This oc-
Cured in the first inning of the setto
with Vernon today and forced in a
run for the Oaks.
Moser pitched a shutout game for
the pennant chasers and although he
was in trouble a time or two the team
playing errorless ball behind him saved
the day.
Don Cameron, who has been out of
the game since his suspension as a
result of the fracas with Umpire Nc
Greevy, was called into action after
Wolverton had been laid low. Score:
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SEVENTH INNING
EIGHTH INNING

Los Angeies-Dillon singled over second
Murphy struck out. Halinan singled to center
Wheeler flied 10 Madden. Smith walked inhg
the bases. Nagie flied TO Melchior. No runs.
San Francisoo-Yitt flied to Murphy will
lisms went out. Hallinan to Dillon. Mohier
struck out. No runs.
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sPoRTsMEN TO MEET

The annual convention of the Game
and Fish protective association will be
held in this city on October IA and Is.
All sportsmen who are interested In
these pastimes are invited to be pres
ent. Addresses will be made by the
most noted authorities on the Pacific
coast.
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PORTLAND
RUNS AND HTS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Steen 6, by Arrellanes 3. First
base on called balls-On Steen 2 OF Arrellanes
=. Two base hit-Krueger. Sacrifice hits-Heis-
yer, Casey, Ryan, Stolen bases-Arrelanes
Sheehsn; Rapps Hit BY pitched bali-Krueger
Passed ball-Fisher. First base on errors Sac
ramento L. Portland l. Wild pitch-Steen Left
on bases-Sacramento 8. Portland s. Time OF
game gan hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-Finney
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Leaders Win Games,
And, Alas, Seals Lose
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Los Angeles 4. San Francisco 2.
Portland 3, Sacramento L.
Oakland 2. Vernon o.
GAMES TODAY
Los Angeles at San Francisco.
Sacramento at Portland.
Oakland at Vernon.
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American League

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 6.-New York defeated
Philadelphia today by scoring two runs on
Hemphill's double. Chase's single and knights
three bagger. Score: r. III. E.
New York. ..........,....... 6
fnlIanelphia ---... -.-.---.. /
Batteries-Ford and Mitchell; Dygert and
Thomas.
CHICAGO. Oct. 6.--Chicago virtually clinched
the series from Detroit. IL TO 5. Manager Jen-
raped freely in the second and fifth innings.
Lange. who relieved White in the fourth. drove
In four runs for Chicago. Cobb got double
and single and pass in five times az bat.
Score: R. H. e.
Chicago ..................... IL 8
Batteries-white. Lsnge and sullivan; Peas
ley, Willett and Casey.
WASHINGTON. Oct 6.-washington and
Boston divided today's double header. the visi-
tors winning the frst, 5 to ., and the second
going TO the locals. to 5. AfIan's steal OF
home was feature Score, first game:
Washington ....-..-.2 9 2
Batteries-Gray. otey and Ainsmith; Collins
and Oarrigan.
Score, second game: r. 81. q.
washington ...............-.....-
Batteries-John and Street: McHa1e. Wood
and Carrigan. Called at end of eighth; darkness
ST. LOUIS. Oct e.-St. Louis won from
Cleveland today. 10 5. Lajoie got three hits
out of four times at bat Score: R. H. E:
ST. Louis. Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries-R. Mitchell and Stephens; Koest-
ner and Clark
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Total o 4 p
'Batted for Hit in the eighth inning
A
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

hit-w. Hogan. Two base hit-Ross. Sacrifice
hit-H. Hogan. First base on called balls-off
HIT 3. of Moser 5. Struck out-By Hit T. BY
Moser 2. Double plays-Maggart to Cutshaw to
Wares to Moser to Mite 10 Cameron; Wares 10
Cutshaw to Cameron. Hit by pitched ball--wol-
verton. by HIT. Time of game hour and 40
minutes. Umpires-van Haltren and Hildebrand.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07

olds value to first s40O-Round the
World, 120 (Rice), 1 to 2, won; Frank
Mullens. 115 Oouder). to 1, second
Oriental Pearl, los; 40 to 1, third. Time
$50 2-5- Seth, ran.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, over
night handicap, all ages, value to first
s450-Angelus, 116 (Murphy), even
won; Ocean Queen. los (Ganz). 3 to 1,
second; Injury. 10 (Wilson), 20 to =
third. Time, 1926 40. Green Seal, Roy
al Captive, ran.
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling.
fillies and mares, 3yearolds and UP.
value to first s225-Gladys Louise, III
Gouder), 10 to 1, won; Lena Lech, 10s
Umes), to 5, second; Miss Caithness,
1O1 (Benschoten), to 1, third. Time,
1:15. Florence A, Periwinkle, Cotytto,
ran.
Sixth race, one mile, selling, 3year-
olds and up, value to first $300-John
Luis los (Ganz), to 1, won; Fred Null
holland, los (Murphy), to 1, second
Melissa, 100 (Nolan), 4 to 1, third. Time,
1:40 3-5. Bon Ton, Shelby, Bad News,
The Peer, Short Order, ran.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
ROUND THE WORLD
GETS AROUND FAST
Equals Track Record in the
Third Event at Juarez
Tuesday.

Round the World went around the
track Tuesday at a clip which equaled
the track record of :59 2-5 for the dis
tance. five furlongs. Round the World
was carrying 120 pounds when she did
the distance in the same time that Bed
wells Richard Reed did it last season,
carrying II pounds less. Although
showing this speed, Round the World
was barely able to beat Frank Mullens
to the money in the 2yearold race, third
on the card.
AngeIus Sets the Pace.
Angelus was there with bells on for
the overnight handicap. He was in the
lead all the way and Ocean Queen, the
pretender, could not cut down the lead
at the stretch, where she made her
move
Pid Hart outran his field in the first
race and hung on to make it a killing
at the end, with Little Marchmont
closing in on him rapidly. Benschoten
on Ramon Carona claimed a foul at the
end of the race, but the foul was not
allowed by the judges.
Close Finish In Second.
The finish of the second race was so
close that it required the judges Off
cial sign to decide the bets Bob Lynch.
a CONSTANT winner at the meeting.
broke with the barrier and went out
in front, with Wordsworth giving him
his head. Execute came up strong aft
er being crowded and ran the leader
into the ground at the finish. Lynch
was barely able to hold on long enough
to make the race a winning one.
Ten to One Shot Wins Fifth.
GLADYS Louise, a 10 to 1 shot, won
the fifth in another nip and tuck fin.
lsh, which left it to the judges to de-
cloe- Lena Lech was running well
up all the way and looked to win. but
did not have the nerve to make the
move. Miss Caithness was in between
the first two and could not get through
aitnough shc was running strong at the
finish.
John Luis was easily the best in the
bunch that went to the post for the
mile selling race, last on the program.
He was making a runaway race Of It
and had 1t all over Fred Mulholland
VINO set the pace at the first of the
race. He looked the winner at the
stretch, but could not withstand the
rush of Luis, when the finishe came.
Melissa was third.
The Summaries
First race, six furlongS selling
3yearolds. value to first s225-Pid Hart.
112 Hewis). 10 to L, won; Little March
mont, 1O9 (Burns), II to 1, second; Ra-
mon Corona, 104 (Benschoten). to s.
third Time. lis Is. Siscus. Marcus.
Invergarry, Lady Elizabeth, Billy May.
hue, ran.
Second race. five apd one-haIf fur
longs, selling, 5yearolds and up,value to
first s30o-Bob Lynch, 10 (Moles-
WORTHY, to 5. won; Execute, 1O6 Ben.
schoten),> to 5, second; Jeanne Dare
lib (WolcotD. Is to 1, third. Time.
fO7- Chapultepec, N Kennedy. Clint
fucker. Grace Golden, Waldorf Belle.
ran
Third race. five furlongs, pruse, 2year-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1910-12-07
TRADES MINING STOCK
FOR FOUR DAIRY cows

Alto, n. M, Dec. w. N High
tower has returned from Carrizozo, N
Nj. bringing with him four fine graded
dairy cows which he received in ex-
change for mining property.
A. J. Gilmore is hauling lumber
from the Alto sawmill TO his farm on
the Rio Ruidoso. n NJ. for the purpose
of building a residence
W. n. Hightower has succeeded in
trapping the Target Iobo that has ever
been found in this part of the noun
tains-
d. J. Cox is charging his dwelling.
T. L. Krouse is experimenting the
construction of same