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The San Francisco call., 1910-04-23
SAINOTTA AT 10
TO | ROMPS HOME
Three Fav0rifeS Reward Talent,
but Several Surprises Are
Developed

Three favorites led their fields home
at Emeryville yesterday, but there
were some surprises in the other events.
particularly in the second, when Sal
notta landed at odds of Is to 1. The
flly had shown nothing in her last
start and she drifted back in the bet.
ting, while the money went in on SILK
and Calopus. Combury led most of the
way, but Sainotta closed with rush
and won -handily. Calopus, carried by
Combury, finished third, beating Silk
head.
The defeat of Cadichon proved very
costly to the talent. He was regarded
as one of the surent winners of the
afternoon and closed an odds on favor
ite for the fourth at mile and 20
yards. After racing with Hannibal
Bey and Cock Sure he stopped badly
when the three furlong pole was
reached. Cock Sure assumed the lead
and, drawing away, won from Nasme-
rito and Hush Money.
Lumen was regarded as the best of
the ordinary lot that met in the first
race over the futurity course. He failed
to cut any figure, however. Gene Rus
sell, fairly well supported, closed fast
on the outside and beat Ell Paso nose.
Mcbride on the latter grew overconfi-
dent and took things too easy. Third
money went to c. j. Cox.
CrestOn Boy made his first appearance
in the second race after a long letup,
and for time it appeared as If he
would make runaway affair OF II. He
needed a race, however, and stopping
badly the last 100 yards. was beaten by
Tramator, the favorite, which came
from far back.
Doctor Downie was played into ia
voritism for the fifth and won in
drive from Goldway, a 80 to 1 shot.
Matte Mack, the pacemaker, was third.
Lena Lech was in a soft spot in the
last race and when cut loose by Mentry
galloped home in front of Amethyst,
against which the layers quoted 60 to 1.
Beda should have been second, but Sell
den grew careless near the finish.
Emma G, the second choice, wheeled
when the barrier went up and was
left
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Mr.. HUNTS LEFT WING
FLAPS OVER THE SEALS
Young Rube Waddell on Hill for Sena-
tors Works His Hinges for Big Win

A Rube waddell-lil1e gentleman
named Hunt loomed up on the mound
AT Recreation park yesterday after
noon a la statue OF liberty. The bea-
con light in the historic statue never
burned any faster nor brighter than
the same Mr.. Hunt burned 'em into the
Seals. He had so much on that ball
that the fans got tired of keeping
cases on his assortment. That old left
wing Of his worked like the piston rod
II one Of those Rocky mountain loco
motives Let Us be thankful for the
lonesome tally he allowed the Seals.
Tt was a great day for big south
ern winged pitcher anyhow. The blaz-
ing rays OF the sun just beamed on
Hunts soup bone and brought the oil
TO the surface in such quantities that
il fairly oOzed out and found its way
10 the very seams of the ball. The
longer Mr.. Hunt worked the better he
got. He was the king of that field
from the moment he stepped into the
box until he retired McHale in the
last inning. Incidentally he practi-
caIly broke up his own game with an
oldtime slashing two sacker into left
field
Henley, too. had plenty Of smoke.
but this let him out He grooved that
ball very nicely and nearly every time
he grooved ii one of the aggressive
Senator's would slap il to some remote
corner Of the lot. All the fans could
plainly see that il was not Henley's
day. especially with Waddell the sec
ond shooting them over so fast that
none Of the Seals even had a chance
10 take a Brooklyn at them. They
all knew that Hunt had their numbers.
SAN Francisco coaNed its lonesome
tally over in the third spasm. After
shaw had beaten out well placed
bunt Mohler forced him at second with
a clean drive to right. Shaw thought
the ball was going TO be caught and
stopped. Mohler got away with a steal
and Melchior started z very lucky
one which bounced of one Of Hunts
angular shin bones. While the ball
was being pursued in the left garden
N0hler sneaked in with the run.
The Senators opened in the fifth,
Boardmau and Raymer both tapping
Henley for safeties. After FoUrnier
had done his duty with a sacrifice
Hunt tore of a resOunding double to
left that chased both runners all the
way around. II looked like more, bat
Henley got the next two men.
The next inning produced two more
for Sacramento. Van Buren singled
and Perry laid down 2 bunt. Tenant
made d nice toss to Shaw. but the new
man dropped the bail Danzig came
ON with a sacrifice and Briggs hit one
right on the pick 1t kept on its
wav into the left field bleachers and
both runners had all the time they
wanted to saunter home
The Senators played pretty nice,
snappy baseball all the time Danzig
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JEFF CUTS A HOT
Pace With Berger
Big Fellow Takes on Speed and
Says He Is Equal to
Forty Rounds

BEN LOMOND. April 22.-The full
glare of the sun adding TO the siren
uOusity of the exercise. James ]. jeff
ries went beyond his routine three
round boxing limit for the first time
today when, after hammering Bob Arm
strong for three rounds. he called sam
Berger to the front and cut out a hot
pace for two more. When the fast
work was concluded Jeffries declared
that he was equal to 40 rounds of the
same character. His shoulders are "a
little stiff. he said, but his legs are in
fine shape
The two rounds with Berger were
sharp work. Berger made use OF
right uppercut as he came out of the
clinches, supposed TO be one of John
sons favorite punches.
AS his working clothes have not
come. Joe Choynski. who reached the
training camp last night. did not join
the fighters. He stood in the handbal
court during the bouts and said that
Jeffries form and speed were sur
prise TO him. ChOynski viii put on the
gloves with Jeffries tomorrow.
The former champion devoted his
afternoon TO boating and swimmins
clearing up his training work in the
morning.
Before Jeffries entered the gymna-
sium this morning Farmer Burns ap-
piled the tape to the fighter. with the
following results:
Height. feet y inches; neck Is;
chest (nOrmaD, 10; chest (eXpanded).
so; waist. S. thigh, 26; calf IL ankle.
10; biceps. 16; forearm, 13; wrist, 5 a
weight, 32S pounds.
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CHICO HIGH MAY
CARRY OFF MEET
Dark Horse Figured a Strong
Contender for InferSchOIas-
tic Track HOnOrS
By HERBERT HAUSER

At 10 o'clock this morning the pre-
liminary heats of the Stanford inter
scholastic meet will be run off. and
everything gives promise of a day of
record breaking work
1t is exceedingly difficult TO pre-
dict who will win. Berkeley. Oak
land, San Jose. HeaIdsburg and Chico
all have exceptionally strong teams.
berkeley, as winner of the bay cOun-
ties meet, San Jose, as winner of the
academic meet. and Chico, as winner
Of the Sacramento valley champion
ship, have the prestige of being win
ners in early meets of the season.
The Chico school is looked upon as a
dark horse for first honors.
The hundred contains the names of
seven runners who have records of
10 1-5 seconds Wood of Berkeley.
Rogers of Lick, Cohn of Lowell,
Smeltzer of Mission, Wadsworth of
Suffer. Mcdaniel of Chico and Smith
of Santa Barbara. These same run
ners clash again in the 22O with Todd
of Oakland added to the list.
Todd of Oakland and Cummings of
Alameda are all the class in the quar-
ter and ought to be the men to fight
out the race for first honors.
In the $50 yard run r E. Mcclure
of Los Angeles enters with a record
of 2:O2, and if he can live up to it
should carry off the honors. C. Ruth
of Chico has the next best time to his
credit. having run in 2:05 2-5. while
there are a number of others who have
done 2:06.
In the mile run TeaIl of San Mateo.
lngraham of Berkeley and Mills of
Oakland are all looked upon as likely
candidates.
In the weights Rice, the big Chicoan.
past performances he should break the
association record.
Deming Maclise is easily the best
high hurdler. Dean of Fort Bragg,
Lee of Chicago and Macauley of San
Jose should be his closest competitors
The discus is a new event TO most
of the entries. but Rice and the HeaIds-
burg entries seem to have the best
performances to their credit.
Young of Healdsburg. Bangs and
Smith of Oakland and the southern
entrants are the best pole vaulters
The newly organized Swedish
American cross country club will run
a special five mile relay against the
Swedish-American club tomorrow
afternoon at Shell Mound park at the
Star of Finland picnic. The athletic
club team will consist of H. Rothstein,
A. Nelson, Al Lund and G. Hubben-
ette, which the cross country club
team will be composed of John John
son, A. Soderman and A. Gustaphson.
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INVADERS RALLY
IN NICK OF Time
Nip Aviation of Prune PickerS
With Battling Rally i'm the
Ninth Spasm

With two down in the last half of
the ninth inning and the score to l
in favor of San Jose. Tom Hackett
started a batting rally at the Grove
street park, Oakland. yesterday. and
before the festivities ended the In
vaders were safely in possession of the
long end of 3 to proposition.
Benny Henderson was on the mound
for the Invaders and, with the exeep-
tion of the ninth inning, when he was
touched for couple of safe swats, held
the Prune Pickers at a safe distance
from the plate. Five bingles was the
sum total of the San Jose sluggers eff
forts and 10 of them were faded via
the strike out route.
Yates, the San Jose pitcher, held the
Oaklanders hitless for FIVE innings, but
the Invaders got wise to his curves as
the game progressed and connected
nine times in the last four spasms.
Score:
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PIMLICo, Nd, April 22.-Ideal racing
weather drew big crowd today. The track re-
mained heavy. The Elk Ridge steeple chase,
the days feature was a chapter, of accidents.
Nine hunters faced the flag and but four came
home. Summary:
First race. four and a half furlongs-Minta,
IL to 5, won Fort Carroll. to L, second; Marc
mara, s to /, third. Time, 1:01 10.
Second race, selling, one mle-Dixie knight,
even, won: Apologize. TO l. second; Ruble, s
to l. third. Time, 1:51.
Third race. six furlongs-Takahira, to 2.
L. third. Time, I'D 2-5
Fourth race, two miles-Jiu Jitsu. ) to l. won !;
Rising Star. 10 1. second; Selectus, TO L.
third Time 4:26 10.
Fifth race six furlongs-vreeland. to 10.
won: Amyl TO l. second; Trudo. Is to L,
third. Time, % Is.
Sixth race six furlongs-Asticot II. to 10.
won Adaia to 1, second; Judge Emmentrout,
80 to l. third. Time 1:21 As.
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Aqueduct Results

NEW YORK, April 22.-The form players to-
day received a hard blow when Firestone, the
fayorite, was left at the post In the handicap
at Aqueduct fourth the card. Firestone was
extremely nervous going to the post and cut up
badly while at the barrier. Results:
First race, six furlongs-Wander, TO /. won I;
Responseful, 10 to l. second; Sepulved4, Z to l.,
third. Time, liza.
Second race. four and half furlongs-Zeus.
o to TO- won; Frank Mullens. 2 10 l.. second
Easy Life, 15 to L, third. Time, :53 As.
Third race mile-Rustem. 16 to 5, won;
Sir Cleges 5 to L, second; Black Oak even.
third. Time, 40 2-5.
Fourth race. six and half furlongs-Prince
Gal even, won; Michael Angelo, 30 to /, second:
Firestone to 10, third. Time. 1 21 2-5
Fifth race four furongs-Crash s to l. won;
Winning Widow. IL to 90, second; vallonia 6
to 4 third. Time AS.
Sixth race six furlongs-B -Bundara. 13 to 5,
won; Nunda. Is to |. second; Stafford. Z to 2,
third. Time. TIA 1-5.
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0arsmen to Race For
Reliance Cup
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

OAKLAND. April 22-FOur boat
crews will compete for a perpetual rae
ing trophy offered by the Reliance club
on Lake Merritt sunday morning at
1920 o'clock. The race marks the
opening of a series of annual meets on
Lake Merritt under the auspices OF the
Reliance club. The crews entered with
their respective Oarsmen follow;
Reds-Stroke, Nielsen; bow. Hills:
cOxswain, Richards. Grays-StrOke
Russell; bow Ryder; cOxswain. Kahl.
Whites-StrOke. Burdick; bow. Dalton;
cOxswain. Keith. Blues-StrOke Hum
phrey; bow, Pratt; cOxswain. Mcclure.
Jack Stewart will Officiate as starter.
Mamie Schoenfelt as timer and Fred
Bellstein and W. 3. Sanborn as judges.
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SUMMARY
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purifying
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GAMES TODAY

was bit off at first base, but fortu-
nately his brace of miscues did not
count against his team. Outside of
Shaw's lone boot the Seals played per-
feet ball in the field. but perfect field
ing will never win game when the
batters can't connect with the oppos-
ing pitchers benders. The score:
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PORTLANDERS TIE
SERIES With OAKS
Commuters Suffer With Too
Many Pitchers and Come
Out on Short End

PORTLAND. April 22.-The local
fourth game Of the series from Oak
land by q score Of Il to 6. Oakland
started Dank in the box. but Portland
prospered too well, and when he
showed no sign Of settling down in the
third inning Dank was pulled out Of
the game and Moser went in. Moser
did fine until the sixth inning, when
he let down all bars. The score:
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Northwestern League To
Open Today

SEATTLE, April 22.-The 1910 base
ball season of the Northwestern league
will open tomorrow afternoon in Seat
tie and Spokane, Tacoma meeting the
Seattle team on the local grounds and
the Vancouver (B. c. club playing
Spokane in that city. This season sees
the Northwestern league four club
organization, two teams, Portland and
Aberdeen, having been dropped from
the rolls since the close of the 1903
sea son.
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American League
New York 3. Washington

WASHINGTON April 22.-New York defeat.
ed washington today, to 1. although outbatted
on bases. while johnson was Wild and was bit
at critical times. Cree was hit on the head by
johnson in the first inning and had to retire.
Score p III -
Washington ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. a
New York .
Batteries-Johnson and Street; Quinn and
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SUMMARY

Two hase hits-Perry, Hunt Briggs, Fournier
Sacrifice hts-Melchior. Fournier, Danzig First
base on called balls-On Hunt 4, of Henley =.
Struck out-By Hunt 8. Double plays-Henley
TO Mohler; Shaw to Tenant. Passed ball-Four-
nier. Stolen bases-Shsw. Mohler, Tenant,
Witt. Bodie. Time of gsme-1 hour and 80 min
utes Hildebrand.
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Vernon Smashes Out A
7 to ! Victory

Los ANGELES. April 22-Four hits
netted Vernon seven runs and the
game with Los Angeles today. The
Angels got seven hits and only one
run. Two of VernOn's snashes were
home runs that brought three taIIies
each Score:
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Mrs. Shields Wins Cup
For Best Golf

The first competition for the new cup
presented to the San Francisco golf and
country club by Miss Florence Ives was
won yesterday by Mrs. A. NJ Shields.
She made net SCORE of 100, while Mrs.
J r. Clark finished second with net
score OF 101. The cup must be won
three times
The scoree fO1loW.
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The scores fol
PosTPoNE CHAMPIoNsHIP GA

The championship baseball game be-
tween the second teams Of Santa Clara
and ST. Mary's, scheduled for this aft
ernoon at Freemans park, has been
indefinitely postponed at the request Of
the southern collegians- The Santa
clara boys have found the weather con-
ditions unsuitable for practice and ac-
cordingly do not care to face the OAK
landers this afternoon.
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PORTLAND
81 AfMARN

Struck out-By Dsnk l. by steen 2 by Moser
]. First base on called bslls-Or Dank 2 of
Steen /. OF Moser , Two base hits-Hetling.
Magggrt ~. Double play-Cutshaw TO Wares
10 Cameron. Sacrifice hits-Ason (2l Rapps
q. MOser. First base on errors-Oaklsnd g.
Portland !. Left on bases-Oakland :. Portland
2. Innings pitched-By Dsnk ? l-3 Base
hits-Of Dank Z. runs 4. Charge defeat 70
Dsnk. Stolen hsses-Cufshaw. Wares Netzel
Rspps, Hetling. Speas. Time Of game hours
and minutes. Cmpire-Mc(Sreevy.
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SACRAMENTO, April 22.-Inability
o connect safely with Berger's slants
ost for Sacramento today, the Sheehan-
tes winning by score of 3 to 1. Score:
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RUNs AID HIS 81 INNINGS
UNINfARY

Home runs-Lindsay. \. Brashear Two base
hit-Murpby. Sacraice hits-LindSay %. Mar
tinke First base on called balls-On Schafer I,
of Butler A. Struck Out-Bv SChafer /. by But
Ter . by Delhi > Stolen baSes-N. Brashear.
Gov Ross. Dillon. Passed ball-Orendorf I'm
pires-Finney and Van IIaltren.
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Western League

At Wichita Omaha g. Wichita 0.
At Topeka-Sioux City 10. Topeka 6.
At st. Joseph-Des AIoines "a, st. Joseph IL.
- Denver-Lincoln Z, Denver l.
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American Association

At Columbus-Toledo 2. Columbus o.
At Louisville Indianapolis 3, Louisville s.
rain.
At Minneapolis-st. Paul 4. Minneapolis o.
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LOGAN TO CAPTAIN YALE

NEW HAVEN, Conn, April 22.-
Third Baseman Walter Logan has been
elected captain of the Yale nine for
the remainder of the season.
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SACRAMENTO
suNs AND HITS by INNINGS
SUMMARY

Hits-0f Berger 3. off Stricklett s. Sacrifice
hits-McKune, Sheehan, Atthowe. Stolen bases
Sheehan. Haley, Egan, Ingram. First base on
errors-San Francisco 2 Sacramento 2 First
base on called balls--Of Berger 4, off Strcklett
J.. Left on bases-San Francisco 5, Sacramento
o. Struck out-By Berger s. by Stricklett 3.
Hit by pitched bali-Conrad (2). Carman Double
plays-Conrad to Thornton, Stricklett to Thorn
ton, Sheehan to Carman. Wild pitch-Berger.
Time of game--1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpire
Irwin.
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Mi1lers Bat an Uphill
Win From Tigers

STOCKTON. April 22.-In an uphill
fight from the start, Stockton batted
out victory in the final trials against
Fresno. Score:
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BERGER PUZZLES
BABY SENATORS
Junior Seal TWirIer Puts Bee
on SaCramenfanS to the
Tune of 3 to
STANDING or THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 3, San Jose ..
Stockton 4, Fresno 3.
San Francisco 3, Sacramento 1.
GAMES TODAY
San Jose at Oakland.
San Francisco at Sacramento.
Fresno at stockton.
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SUMMARY

Two base hits~Depauli Hackett Sacrifice
hits-Streb. Garibsldi. First base on called
balls-of Henderson 2, of Yates i. Struck out
BY Henderson 10, by Yates 9. Stolen bases
Moskiman, Henderson. Hit by pitcher-Hackett.
Time of game hour and so minutes. Umpire
Cusack.
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Philadelphia 3, Boston O

BOSTON, April 22.-Phladelphia shut opt
Boston, 3 TO 0. in a well played game Krause
was particularly effective with men on bases
A two bagger, an out at first and single gave
Philadelphia one run in the sixth. In the ninth
an error by Mcconnell. an attempted sacridce
haltsei sacrifice and oldring's triple gave the
pt utsltors TWO runs. score; r. II. f.
MADE Rp ipnla -, ,;,--...;-.....,..-...:3 2
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CARDINAL PITCHERS
THROW UP GAME
PfffSburg Pirates Have Little
Difficulty in Annexing AM
other One
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

PITTSBURG, April 22.-The cham
pions had no dificulty in taking an
other game from St. Louis today, to 0.
Corridor at the start gave Pittsburg
three bases on balls and was relieved
in the second by Backman, who also
issued four complimentaries and was
found for 10 hits
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Detroit 5, Cleveland 2

CLEVELAND, April 22.-Detroit won from
Cleveland today, 70 2. Detroit punched hits on
LINK ana drove him from the box. Browning
was mt hard but his support cut of MANY
runs. Crawford's batting was feature He
madet TWO triples and single out of four times
a., at pAt sscore' r. n. +.
1iefeianu ---------- -----...--.-........2 L
Delton II o
Browning and SfAnage
ST. LOUIS. April 22.-The chicaSo-st. Louis
American league game was postponed on account
of rain.
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PHILADELPHIA. April 22.-Earl Moore's
clever pitching the feature Of Philadel-
phlas victory over the Bostons today Only one
hlt-a two bagger by Herzog-wss made OF
moore In seven innings, after which he retired
10 taYor OF Humphreys. who allowed no hits in
the last two innings. Score: R. n f.
Boston ................ a o
Philadelphia q n
Batteries-White and Graham: Moore Hum
phreys and Dooin I-mnires-Riale and 'Ernslia
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Brooklyn 3, New York L

NEW YORK, April 22.-ScanIon outpftcbed
Raymond today and led the Brooklyns to a 3 70
victory over the New Yorks in the first meeting
Of the year between the two clubs. The locals
Score: ~
Brooklyn .............. q n
New York. o
Batteres-Scanlon and Bergen; RAYMOND and
Wilson Umpires-Klem and Kane
CHICAGO, April 2.-Cincinnat ii Chicago game
postponed rain.
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HITS BY 1,

~Two out when winning run was made.
s'Batted for Schley in the ninth inning
s''Batted for Hackett in the ninth inning
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES

RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 4, san Francisco L.
Vernon q, Los Angeles 1.
Portland IL, Oakland 6.
GAMES TODAY
Sacramento at San Francisco.
Vernon at Los Angeles.
Oakland ut Portland.
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Runs AND HITS By IN
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SAN FRANCISCO

'Batted for Mundorf in ninth.
iBatted FOR Henley in ninth.
TBatted for Aielchior in ninth.
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PHILADELPHIA 3. Boston O

Batteries-Powen and Gibson; Corridor. Back
man and Phelps. Lmpires-O'D Day and Brannan
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THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA. GA.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-20
DE LONG WILL
BE RETAINED
Council Will Probably Fix
the Salary.
TRUSTEES ARE AROUSED
Desire Right to Hire Own
Secretary.
Some of the Councilmen Favor the
be Adopted, Monday Evening.

There seems to be but little ques-
tion but what the city council will act
upon the recommendation of the
board of sinking fund trustees and re-
employ 5. II. DeLong as secretary of
that board At the last meeting. an
ordinance allowing the secretary a
salary Of $40 month was laid on the
table and a few of the councilmen eX-
pressed themselves not favored to it,
The members of the sinking fund
board give their services to the city
gratis and the majority of the coun-
cilmen can see no reason why they
should not be allowed the right of
selecting their secretary and naming
a fair salary. A few of the trustees
say that they will not serve longer on
the board unless MIR. DeLong is re-
tanned as secretary.
Councilman ID. Il. ]. Brockett be-
lieves that the city auditor should look
after the affairs of the sinking fund
trustees. He claims that there is not
another town In Ohio where a special
secretary is employed. at is the city
auditors business and he Is not so
greatly overworked but what he can
well attend to these duties" remark
ed a councilman.
The majority of the council, how
ever, believes that the members of
the sinking fund board, would not
ask for a secretary unless they need
1t. And they would not ask to have
his salary fixed higher than is de-
serving. Consequently it Is likely that
at the meeting next Monday night, the
ordinance will go through and DeLong
will be retained.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-05-20
GREAT DAY
AT EPWORTH.
Every Man and His Cousins Expected
To Attend.

The Epworth Sunday school will
celebrate the worlds Sunday school
Sunday morning May 22
at nine o'clock. This is to be an
Every Body Present Sunday"-every
member Of the school-beginners- -prl-
ary-juniors-seniors depart
ment and all members of the church
are requested to be present.
Come early. nine o'clock sharp, and
avoid the rush. Rev. and Mrs. A. r..
Smith of the Ohio Northern univer-
sity will be present and address the
school. Mrs. Smith will tell of "the OPP
of the present day Sunday
DIR. Smith-"The Worlds
Sunday Schools"
If you can have Comet weather this
ought to be the great day of the
EIpworth school.
All husbands are requested to allow
their wives and children to represent
them at the school.
AS Timothy Standby of Brush Fork
says-Wake up--Sit up-Git up-Look
up-FiX up-Fire up-Git there-Go.
j. B. VIRDEN
!. The money saving store is w. G..
Kraus' Shoe Store. 5-l9-3t