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preparatory Rugby
Work Over

SANTA CLARA. Sept. To-day
marked the close of the preparatory
light training which has featured the
work of Coach Harry Renwich since MS
arrival here and henceforth candidates
for varsity honors will be put through
the most stringent of Rugby training.
With each succeeding day the chance
of an ultimate Santa Clara victory in
the intercollegiate struggle with ST.
Mary's assumes a brighter aspect
Eight of last years veterans have re-
turned to college and with this to
served as. a nucleus Coach Renwich is
sanguine OF developing team that Will
wipe out the stigma of last years re-
versal at the hands of the Oakland col
lege. Among the veterans who are as
sured of their positions on the varsity
are: Jarrett, last years captain; Ia
disch, Detels. Gallagher, Goetter, Nc
Cabe, Tromotolo and Hogan
There is much promising material
among the freshmen. The first game
scheduled for the season is that with
the Stanford freshmen on September IA.
Three days later the California babies
are scheduled to test their prowess
against the locals. On the oath inst.
the red and white supporters will jour
ney to Reno. New, and play the univer-
sity team at that place.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
IDENTITY OF SEALS
TWIRLER A RIDDLE
mysterious Mitchell Has Them
All Guessing, Especially
Hen Berry of Angels
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

LOS ANGELES, Sept. Who is Fred
Mitchell the mysterious twirler who
pitched the Seals to victory twice
against Vernon in the recent series
and regarding whom even his team
mates have only vague conjectures?
Mitchell is the talk of the hour in
local fandom- Many believe he is
collegian who wishes to keep his anna
teur standing, while others think he
is a ringer" Among those of the
latter opinion is Henry Berry. the
owner of the Angels. Berry is so agf
tated over this pitching phenom that
he has offered a reward for informa-
ton concerning him and threatens dire
things for Danny Long and the Seals
If they arc playing a man liable to be
protested
When Mitchell was taken out aftar
winning his first game he wept bitterly
a college trait, say the fans. He keens
close TO his room, receives no one. goes
through some wonderful exercise
stunts indoors and is as much a nys
terry to his fellow Seals as he is to the
fans He is ayerse to pitching on
Sunday and in many ways appears new
to professional ball, but his twirling
borders on the sensational. He is a
spitball artist and has fade away
that fools the batters repeatedly.
The Seals are eagerly awaiting the
Angels, with whom they open the Sc
ries tomorrow. Mohler expects to keep
up his winning streak and intends to
defeat the Dillonites from the start.
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GREGG ALL:
BEAVERS DO OAKS
Elongated Port Winger Assumes Role Of
Goat Herd and Corrals Them
By WILLIAM ]. sLATTERY

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Baseball Notes

The fans will have plenty of action on the
Oakland grounds this afternoon, for the Beav-
double header of the season. The first game
will be called at lis and the second
about 3:15.
The hard hitting Maggart was a mark for
Gregg. He famed twice. popped out on an
the last time @ up M AS general rule. % Maggart a
makes all the pitchers work hard to get him.
Gregg famed Maggart and Wares. the first
two men to face him. Then he broke up his
combination by giving base on balls TO Hogan.
The Portland southpaw's shoots too
true and he's liable 10 go wild any time.
Had the rest of the Oakland team waded
in like Willie Hogan. there might have been
a different story TO tell. Hogan was about the
only Commuter who did not fear Gregg. and
consequently he got on bases three times-onee
making oakland's lonely hit
McCredie protested the game in the fourth
when Umpire Finney held Olson at third base
after he had registered on Wares wild heave
Olson was past second base when Wares made
the bad peg and that according to the rules
Olson was entitled to go from third TO home.
As Portland Won, Mac probably has forgotten
about his protest.
Monte Pfyl. the sensational left handed first
Stockton State league club. was on the job yes
terday, dressed in Oakland suit. But he
did not play, as MS services are Still under
protest. Both Oakland and Portland claim the
left handed performer and until this is settled
Pfyl win have to while away his time watch
ing the games.
According to the latest. McCredie has signed
up Mensor. the speedy little shortstop who has
been playing with the San Jose team for the
last season. McCredie denies all knowledge of
this deal. but the chances are that Mensor will
be out in Portland uniform within the next
few days. He probably will be used as
utility inhelder by the Beavers, for every posi-
ton is filed.
There is possible chance that Joe Berger
the former Seal and State league pitcher and
Billy Bloomfield, fate of the Oakland State
league team, may join the Beavers. Both Of
them were up making a heart to heart talk to
McCrede last night Mac thinks very well of
Bloomfield, who started out with his club two
wears ago. but cast adrift on account of
his wildness.
Artie Kruger. who used TO play with Oak
land few seasons beck and who later had
couple of big league experiences. appeared with
the Beavers yesterday for the first time
Strangely enough. of the fans recognized
the former Commuter and he failed to get
hand. Kruger looks different and has a new
pose while at bat so it was wonder he
was passed up.
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American League

CLEVELAND. Sept. 7.-Cleveland defeated De-
troit to 3, by punching three singles, a
double two stolen bases and pass in the sixth
inning. Lajoie had perfect batting average.
Score: r. ii. b.
cleveland
Detroit .
Batteries-Mitchell and Land; Mulin and
Stanage.
WASHINGTON. Sept. johnson had the
better of Quinn today in a pitchers battle and
Washington defeated New York, to l. Errors
gave the visitors their only run. while the locals
bunched hits with bases OH balls in the seventh
and eighth innings Score r. II. b.
Washington OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
New York ..............
Batteries-Johnson and Beckendorf, Ainsmith;
Quinn and Sweeney.
BOSTON. Sept Two errors gave Philadel-
phia 10 inning game over Boston today by a
score of 2 to /. Score: r. II. E.
Pnllauelpnla >
Boston ;.'......; -; .......
Klenow
ST. LOUIS. Sept. 7.-Chicago-St. Louis double
header postponed: rain. Two games tomorrow.
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Keller and Carroll Sign
For Bout

Sammy Keller. the speedy English
bantam boxer, and Jimmy Carroll, the
local speed marvel, who recently out
pointed Monte Attell at Dreamland,
have signed to box six rounds as the
main event OF the Oakland wheeImen's
show at Piedmont pavilion on the night
of September T. This will mark the
first exhibition given by the wheelmen
in several months The bout will be
refereed by Eddie Smith and probably
will be d no decision affair, though this
has not yet been determined upon. In
addition there will be four other six
and four round ev<1tS between we'll
known Hghtweights and feather
weights.
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Portland got away with the
first game, SO the team from the
north maintains fits lead by
game and a half now instead of
a game. But Oakland Will have
a good chance to get even this
afternoon, for they will run of
a double header on the Oakland
grounds, the first game to be
postponed affair which has been
dragging on for some time.
oakland's defeat helps the
Seals out some, though they did
not play yesterday afternoon on
account of being unable to make
connections with the train for
Los Angeles. San Francisco will
cut quite a dash if 1T manages to
get away with n couple from Los
Angeles right of the reel, though
for the present Oakland and Port
land are the teams which figure.
The trailing, downtrodden SEN
atOrs turned another flip fop
yesterday afternoon by handing
blank to Vernon. This Is two
In row fer the Senator's. quite
reversal of form. But they
took seven straight from Los An
Eeles the last time the Angels
were their guests In the capital
city, so there is no telling what
they are likely to do to Vernon
this time.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08

Malaria species of blood poverty known Anaema
condition which the circulation weak and impure that
able supply the system with sufficient noushment and strength
preserve ordinary health.
The real of malaria infection question which
medical authorities position anos-
pherc poison which beaed the lungs and thus
Others
become nocated with the poison through the bites of mosquitoes
While the profession differ about the actual method ma Infection
they all agree Malaria BLOOD DISEASE any treatment
successfully effects PURIFY THE BLOOD
When the germs of Malaria get the circulation the
properties the blood weakened the m red
gradually destroyed by the maaa poison Then the symptoms
the disease begin be manifest In the first stages of Malaria the
complexion becomes pale and saow the appetite affected the sys
tenn bilious and there general feeling of Ssd and
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Barney 0ldfield's Nile
Record Not Allowed

NEW YORK. Sept THE orncial
automobile record for one mile, cir
cuIar track. is still held by Ralph de
Palma, who made it in so As seconds
on September IL. 1909. at Minneapolis,
driving a Fiat car. Although several
split second watches caught Barney
OIdfeId's time at so 3-5 seconds in his
first trial last Monday at the Brighton
Beach track for new record. and at
40 As seconds in a. later attempt. the
contest board of the American auto
mobile association announced today
that it would not allow a record be-
cause il is their rule that contests OF
one mile and under UP to i've miles
must be timed by an automobile cleo
trio or mechanical device.
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Ty Cobb's Right Eye Is,
Under Doctors Care

CLEVELAND. Sept THAT TyruE
Cobb, outfelder on the Detroit Anlerb-
can league. is in danger OF losing the
use of his right eve, was the announce
ment made by Manager Hugh Jennings
today.
Cobb did not come here with the team
for the four game series which opens
today, but remained in Detroit to con-
suit a specialist.
According to Ty CobbTs physician the
Inflammation is but a triftng matter.
An examination OF Cobbs eyes dis
closed that the famous batsman uses
but one eye in batting. His left eve is
normal. but the right is nearsightsd
and is partly closed when he stands at
the plate.
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u. c. House Clubs Form
Baseball League

BERKELEY, Sept Represents
tives from the different house clubs at
the university met today and formed a
league to decide the annual interclub
baseball tournament
The following officers were elected
President, A c. Madden II; vice pres
ident, F. T. Shepard '12; secretary
treasurer. A. w. Taylor '12.
Following is the schedule of games.
Del Rey VS.. Aiherton, Palomar VS.. Alb
racadabra, Dwight VS.. La Junta, Dahl
omega VS.. Los Amigos. Bachelvidon VS..
Pirates, Unity VS.. Calimenico.
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Northwestern League

TACOMA. Sept. spokane batted Mccain
for II hits today. many for extra bases
and won from the Tigers. to 1. Frsk's bat
ting was feature. He got one home run and
three doubles IN five times up. Holm effect
i've through the game. The score: r. H. F.
Tacoma L 5
Spokane .................S IA ,
Observation-Disclosures and Byrnes; Holm and
Ostdiek.
SEATTLE. Sept. 7.-kelys hit over first in
the last of the tenth with second and
first gave Seattle the winning Hinke and
Jensen pitched good ball and received fine sup
port The score: R. H. z.
Seattle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 )
Vancouver. ....-.....-.-... 0
and Lewis
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SIp0t0S Sg[h{los
On Sports

cHANTILLY, France Sept The Prix Hal
late, run here today. was won by w. K Van
derbilt's Sesame In the Prix Sylvie Wander
bits Brume finished third.
DoNCAsTER, Eng. Sept THE st. Lerer
stake of $500 sovereigns. for 2 year old colts
and fllies foaled in 1907, distance about one
mile, six furlongs and 132 yards was run here
today and won by Lord Derby's Wynford Bron-
sino was second and Leniberg. ridden by Danny
Msher, was third. Eleven started.
The Tattersall sale stake of 500 sorereirns
for colts and geldings. distance seven furlongs
was by III. p. Whitney's Dame dor Golf
Tullibardine was second and The Bird of March
colt third
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Intercollegiate Tennis
Honors for Tigers

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. Princeton
won the major share of the honors in
the opening rounds of the intercol-
legiate championship lawn tennis tour
nament at the Merton cricket club to-
day. having three of seven survivors
at the close of the days play, to two
for Yale and one each for Pennsyl-
vania and Harvard.
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National League

PITTsBURG Sept. Local fans had over
four hours of baseball today in two long games.
and with It the satisfaction of seeing Pittsburg
twice overwhelm st. Louis, IL to and II TO B.
All around batting by Pittsburg won each game
Scores:
Pittsburg -e--.....-... ..--.-.la Y q
ST. Louis. ................ 6
Batteries-Adams and Gibson: Tush Zmich
and Phelps Bliss. Umpires-Rigler and Emslie.
Ptttsburg OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IL II
Batteries-Leever and Simon: Corridor Golden
and Phelps Umpires- -Rigler and Emslie.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept 7-Philadelphia won
today's game in the eighth inning. when Doolan
made two bagger, sending two men home
Score: R. III. E..
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures
Philadelphia 100000. ...........
Batteries-Knetzer and Miller: Stack and Mo-
ran. Umpires-o'Day and Brennan.
NEW YORK; Sept. THE locals defeated
Boston today. 2 to O.. Their runs We're due to
hits by Doyle and snodgrass and a pair of errors
by Shean. Mathewson struck out IL men.
Score: R. II. E.
Battefies-Frock and smith: Mathewson and
Myers umplres.klem and Kane
CHICAGO. Sept. Heavy hitting at oppor
tune moments gave Chicago the second game of
the series with Cincinnati today, to 6. Over
all started the slab, but knocked out
Score: r. H. z.
Shicago .---.'..-....--
Batteries--Overall, Mcintyre and Killing; Beebe
Gaspar and Clarke. umpires-Johnstone and
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ness. Malaria is an 1nSid10uS
poison and it gradually attacks
other portions of the system,
and if the germs are allowed to
remain in the blood, they some
times give rise to serious dis
eases and disorders. AS the
circulation becomes more thor
oughly saturated with the mala-
rial infection, the digestion is
deranged, chills and fever come
and go, skin diseases, boils,
sores and ulcers, etc. break out
on the body, and after awhile
the entire health becomes inn
paired.
Malaria can only be cured by
removing the germs from the
blood. Purging the liver and
bowels with strong, nauseating
catharticS can never reach the
real seat of the trouble, because
such things do not affect the
circulation. S. S. S. searches
out and destroys every particle
of malarial infection and builds
up the blood to healthy, nour-
iShinp condition. Then the SyS-
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
SENATOR'S Win AN
Il inning GAME
Cellar Players Surprise FAM
dom by Taking Siugging
Match From Vernon

SACRAMENTO. Sept 7s-lt took Sac
ramento l innings to prys loose game
this afternoon that was fastened in a
tie. Vernon going down to defeat when
Burrell made wild throw to first base
after Boardman drove hard hit
ground ball at him, Shinn scoring from
third. Baum and Willett the opposing
pitchers, received a terrific lombard
ment, Sacramento getting Ia hits and
Vernon II. Score:
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receives required of bright corpus
begin multiply in the circulation saow compilations grow
uddy hahu the liver and digestion rghted the appetite
improved and the system vaized and refreshed every way
Write for free the blood and any medical desired no
charge for either THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA GA
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Grand Circuit Results

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. I'm the Grand
Circuit races at Charter Oak park today the 2:12
pace and the 2.l4 trot were respectively by
Joe Boy and Biza, each in straight heats
PIP pace, with only three starters, was easy
for Joe Boy. Mike Wilcox taking second money
and Dr. Fox third The racing committee has
decided upon the following program for Thurs
day: 2:2o trot, 2:o9 Charter Oak $4,000 stake.
2:05 pace and 2:11 trot. Summarizes
Ala trot. purse $1.OOO-Biza won In two
straight heats. Time. 2:11a, 2:10A. Borvaldo
second. Olive third.
PIP pace. purse 81, ,O00-Joe Boy won in three
straight heats Time. 2.11%. 2:11A, 2:1iL
Mike Wilcox second, DR.. Fox third.
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Mogo1aro Wins Trotting
Race at State Fair

SACRAMENTO, Sept 7.-Mogolaro
won the only event, 2:1S class trot,
on the card at Agricultural park to-
day, in straight heats. Harold K held
second position against Crisis and Bob
by H. Crisis trotted second in the
first heat and was favorite. He trotted
out of form in the next two heats and
finished third. Summary:
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POISONED BY TIE GERMS OF MALARIA

began using your S S. S. probably
ten years ago for Malaria and blood
troubles, and it proved so good at that
time that have continued ever since
using it as family remedy. Recently
one of my children was troubled with
large, painful boils on the back of his
neck; after suffering with these for
several months, we tried S. S. S, and
am glad to state that few bottles cured
him entirely. 1t is pleasure for me
to recommend S. S. S. for the benefit
OF others who are needing a first rate
blood purifier, tonic and sure cure for
Malaria c c. HEMINGWAY,
Arkansas City. Ark
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OAKLAND
RUNS AND HTS BY INNINGS
SUllMARY

Two base hit-Fisher. Sacrifice hits-Olson,
willis, Sheehan, Carroll, Cutshaw. Orf. Stolen
bsses-0lson, Maggart, Hogan. First base on
called baliS-of Gregg (. OF Willis 2. Struck
out-Gregg 3. Willis l. Hit by pftcher-Msg-
Gart. Ort. Double plays-Wolyerton TO Wares
70 Hogan, Wares to Cutshaw. TINE Of game.
hour and 50 minutes. Umpires-yan Haltren
and Finney.
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Al Kaufman Matched to
Fight Al Kubiak

BALTIMORE, Sept. Al kaufman
of California and Al Kubiak of
Michigan signed articles today for
six round bout to take place before the
Armory athletic club here September 19.
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American Association

At Kansas City-Minneapolis 49, Kansas City 7
At uisyille-Columbus 4, Louisville .
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Two out when winning run was made.
cATp ANIENTn
SIrAINfARl

Three base hit-Perry Two base hits-Shinn,
Brown, Spiesman Sacrifice hits-Burrelh Brown.
Perry, La Longe. Ross, Burns Shfnn stolen
bases-Coy, Willett. First base called balls
OF WiIlett A. of Baum ,. Struck out-By
Baum 3, by Willett B. Hit by pitched ball-Spies-
Fisher: Brown to Brashear; Burns TO Shinn.
Passed ball-Brown. Time of game hours and
10 minutes Umpre-HiIdebrand.
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NO RELIEF Us1lL sss Was TAKEN.

I had horrible attack of boi1s that
broke out all over my body, from MAJ
laria, and from which could get no
possible relief until / began taking
your medicine, and from my expert
ence can safely say that S. S. S. is
the best blood purifier in the world.
MRS. NJ. P. SMYTHERS
Wytheville, Va.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-08
GAMES TO-DAY

Portland at Oakland e games).
San Francisco at Los Angeles.
Vernon at Sacramento.
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Portland on Top in
Leaders First Clash
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

RESULTS OF GAMES
Portland 5, Oakland L.
Sacramento 6, Vernon ).
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TRACK EVENTS

Event 1. 100 yard DASH. trial heats first sec. sec
ond and third to qualify in each beat sestfse sfse
A. c.; Russell K Rogers, P. A. G.; William
Dickson. O.. c.: w. Becker, S. F. T. v; Roy +
Cohn, o. c.; Cullen D. Cannon, unaItacnS,ao. n,o
Second heat-W. G. Martin, Seattle A. e.: oiIie
F. Snedigar, o. c.; G. II. Needing, F. a. "
William G.. Smeltzer, P. A c.: F. W oods. y
G.; W. D. Kant o. c.; Reginald h. starrett
The Detroit times., 1910-01-10
WINDSOR MAN KILLED.
Basil D. Rorison ia Latest Victim OF
Detroit River Tunnel.

The Detroit river tunnel claimed
another victim Saturday when Basil
ID. Rorison. civil engineer, aged 49,
fell SIS feet. from the surface to the
bottom OF shaft No. l, at the Windsor
end, and was instantly killed.
Rorison was experimenting the con-
struction of a track In the tunnel. and
having occasion to come to the sur.
face. fastened the hoisting chain
about his waist. and gave the engineer
the signal to raise him. II is believed
the tackle hook became unfastened
just at the top of the shaft. No one
saw the accident, and the engineer did
not know what kind of a load he was
hoisting. He noticed that his load was
suddenly released, and found the body
at the bottom OF the shaft.
Rorison was employed on the tun-
mel since the work began. Before that
he was with the Pere Marquette rail-
way. He Is survived by his parents,
three brothers and two sisters. He
lived with his parents at No. 141 How
ard-ave., Windsor.
Coroner Labelle will make rigid
examination of the circumstances sur
rounding the accident.