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The San Francisco call., 1910-05-21
OVERCONFIDENCE
COSTS TWO RACES
Anderson Eases Up on Lady
Elizabeth and Loses Feature
to Fast Miles

Oyerconfidence on the part of riders
caused the defeat of two favorites at
Emeryville yesterday and in each in
stance only nose separated them from
the winner at the finish.
In the feature event over the futur-
ity course a field of five went to the
post. with Lady Elizabeth, a to 10
first choice. while Miles, the medium of
heavy play, was quoted at to 2.
when the field broke Miles was slow
TO get going, while Anderson went to
the front with Lady Elizabeth. She
opened up gap on the field and was
galloping in the stretch, being two
lengths In front of Siscus. Meanwhile
COTTON was busy on Miles and his
mount responded gamely to punish
ment. Anderson began to take things
easy with Lady Elizabeth and Miles
closing with rush, got up in time TO
beat her nose in the last jump.
AXIS s-ar-Ben was the other first choice
that failed through a jockey having too
much confidence. The Chappell horse
was regarded as much the best for the
third at mile and an eighth, but Cot
ton allowed Steel and Captain Burnett
TO get too far away from him in the
early stages. After Steel quit Captain
Burnett went on and although Aks-ar-
Ben closed rapidly. the outsider lasted
long enough to beat him by a very mar
row margin.
Port Malone, who has proven a dis
appointment on several occasions this
season, carried his speed farther than
usual and won the first race from the
fast closing La Petite. Third money
went to Phillistina. Ell PaSo bled and
CaVanaugh pulled him up.
j. c. Glenn was favorite in the field of
ten that met in the fifth at a mile and
20 yards. Gretchen G beat the gate
and kirschbaum tried to make a run
away affair of the race but the mare
stopped the last quarter. Trocha, the
second choice, closed up much ground
and won from Duchess of Montebello
and Tom O'Malley.
Kirschbaum had better success in the
last as he beat the barrier with Ham
pass, a II to / chance, and his mount
was never heade,i He was ridden out
to beat Biskra 'and Dorothy Ledgett.
E. Cotton was of little help to Gram
ercy, the favorite.
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YACHTS SET FOR
CUP RACE TODAY
Officials to Follow i'm Wake of
Fast White Wings With
Steamer ZinfandeI

The thirteenth contest for the San
Francisco perpetual challenge cup will
be sailed at o'clock this afternoon by
the challenger, Arthur F. Rousseau's
Merry Widow of the Aeolian yacht
club and the defender,NA. stevens Ruby
of the Corinthian yacht club. The lat
ter organization has held this valuable
trophy for the last seven years and
since the donation of the cup some
15 years ago has spent close to $4,000
in defending it.
The race will start from off Meiggs
wharf, the yachts beating out to the
Presidio shoals buoy, then running be-
fore the wind to the Goat island shoals
buoy. then to the Southampton shoals
buoy. then back to Meiggs wharf. out
again to the Presidio shoals buoy and
a run back to the starting line. a dis
tance estimated at about II miles
Captain Turner has been selected as
referee and with the officials of the
two clubs giving the race will follow
the race in the steamer Zinfandel.
Spectators can secure tickets at the
wharf, the steameP' starting immedi-
ately after the yachts cross the start
ing line.
The weather man predicts a brisk
southwest to south breeze for today
and the only chance that the Merry
Widow will have will be good, stiff
breeze. Members of the Corinthian club
are willing to wager that the Ruby
will win boat for boat.
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Driving Club VIII Hold
Five Races

A fine card has been arranged by the
San Francisco driving club for tomor-
row afternoon at the park speedway
track. Five harness events are down
on the program, in which some OF the
fastest matinee horses in training will
start. The 2:25 pace brings out big
field which is well balanced. and some
close brushes should result. Seven
PAGERS will go into the hands of
Starter w. ]. Kenney. The first race
will start at u o'clock noon. The pro
gram follows:
First race, 2:20 pace, one mile-Al Schwartz's
Jerry ID, ID. E HOnman's Dictatum. n. Frellson's
Jack. r. p. Giovannonis Golden Buck
Second race, free for all trot, one mile. j.
Ottinger's Nike Kelly.
Third race, 2:30 trot, one mils-w. P. Ham
mers Clara ", G. Tassfs Steve ID, j. c. +.
Mitchell's NJ & NJ, G. l.. Russelrs Queen
Fourth race, 2:25 pace, three-quarterS OF
mile-W- j. Kenney's W h: X. Bennett's Sid
ney B. B. Edwards Badly Mitchell H. Cohens
Eden Vale. Fl. ID. Chase's Don c, j. B. Campo
dOnico's Lucero, W. Higginbottom's Der Teufel.
Fifth race, 2:20 trot, one MILE. T. Ayres'
Dalta A, H. G. Ahlers' Sunset Belle, J. W. Nc
Tigue's Darby Nc.
OFFICERS OF THE DAY
Starter-W. J. Kenney.
Assistant starter-M. Senderman.
donco.
Timers-James Lombard. John Deschler. Fred
Lauterwasser Sr.
Marshal-Fred Lauterwasser Jr.
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RALLY IN FOURTH
Wins FOR SEALS
Little Wits Three Bagger and
Singles by Kid MOhIer and
MeIchfor Turn Trick
Especial Dispatch to The Call

SACRAMENTO, May 20.-By saving
all their efforts for the fourth inning
the Seals today beat the Senators by
score of to l. In that frame only
were they able to connect with Browns
benders to any extent. Miller was hit
safely in every inning but three, but
striking out nine swingers.
1t took two starts for the Seals to
put man around the bases. In the
third they loaded the bags, but McArdle
hit into a double, Brown to Spiesman to
Van Buren, and Miller grounded out.
A fine flash of speed on the part Of
Oscar Witt when he made three bases
on a high fly back of first, which
Briggs reached but could not capture,
led the way in the fourth. Kid Mohler
poked a pretty single to left, scoring
Witt Melchior caught the infield COM
ing in for a bunt and tapped the ball
over Darringers head, Mohler going to
third. Tenant popped to Spiesman,
but Ping Bodies single to left took a
bad bound over Pearson's head and
sent two runners in.
Ping made third on Lewis long fly
to center and when Berry walked. the
double steal was worked, Bodie scoring.
With Miller flinging high class ball the
Senators had few chances of rallying
although they were connecting regu-
larly. Their one run was registered
by Perry, who got life on a fielder's
choice and scored on Briggs double to
right Score:
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STANFORD SQUAD
REACHES SEATTLE
OarSmen to Race Against the
University of Washington
Arrive in North

SEATTLE, May 20.-The eight men
Of the Stanford university boat crew
who will row a three mile race against
the University of Washington crew on
Lake Washington next Wednesday
morning arrived by steamer from San
Francisco today and were met by a
crowd of Washington men. 20 OF whom
carried the Californians' she'll to the
lake.
The visiting oarsmen are quartered
at various fraternity houses and will
entfr upon active training at once
In honor of the race a half holiday
has been declared at the university.
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Grammar School Tennis
Tourney Begins

The annual tournament for the
championship OF the grammar schools
from both sides of the bay will be
played on the Golden Gate park courts
today. Twenty youngsters entered the
event, the majority being from the
Crocker grammar school, as usual. The
drawing resulted here as follows.
Heistend (AIcKinley) VS.. Huff (CrOckerl: T
Roberts tCrocker) VS. Hun (Croeker); Clark
(Mekinleyl VS.. Wissing 0.aguna HOnda): Wilder
Mckinley vs.. Strauss (Crocker).
First round-MeLoughlin tLaguna Hondal vs..
Hall (CrOcker): Karsky (CrOckerl vs.. Gardner
(CrOckerf; Bryer Qaguna HOndal vs. Kendall
tRoosevetl; LOwenthal (crocker VS.. O. Martin
Laguna Hondal; Thomas lCrocker) vs.. r. Rob
erts tCrockerl; Cole (Crocker) vs.. shapiro
(Crockerl.
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helped il over. Wares, the first man to
face Knapp, laced out a neat bingle
over second. A moment later Knapp
lost control Of the ball and wild
pitch helped Wares to second. Willie
Hogan. who's very seldom found want
ing. drove a fast one past Olson, and
Wares came on to the pan with the
final tally. None Of the Beavers made
any attempt to recover the ball and
take a chance Of throwing Wares out
at the plate.
Everybody was ready to vacate the
lot in the ninth when two of the Beav-
ers were down, for then it was Oakland
6 10 l. But Huestling sneaked in hit
and Nelson made the fatal mistake OF
walking Olson. Old Eagle Eye McCre-
die chased them both in and made
deadlock out Of il by clouting out a
resounding two bagger TO the center
field fence. Another single would have
registered Mac and broken the game,
but none Of the others were there.
The real sensation OF the day was
furnished in the sixth inning by Cut
shaw. He had landed on third by fore
ing Nelson, stealing and being aided on
an inheld out. CutshaW made clean
dash for the plate and got away with
it, too, though he would have been out
had Fisher not dropped the ball.
The Commuters did their best eXecu-
tion in the third round. Both teams
had been stslling around without run
up to that time Dank was given a
pass for starter and then Olson boot
ed grounders from the bats of Cut
shaw and Wares. With the bases filled
Hogan laced a great two sacker into
deep center, registering Dank and Cut
shaw.
The next two faded away without
making much or 2 showing, but Cap
tain Wolverton lifted a Texas leaguer
10 the left garden. Wares found his
way through on this one and he was
closely followed by Hogan. Willie
would have been nailed. but the throw
TO the plate was very wide. Thus Oak
land started off with a nice lead of
four runs and everything breaking its
way.
Dank msnaked to get along very nicely
till the Beavers started hitting him.
Then il was q different story. They
started right in during the next round
and two runs resulted. In the seventh
there was another repetition of the
bombardment and the Senators had
four runs ere the fans realized what
was happening. II was Portland S
trick 70 get the tallies in pairs
Cap Wolverton yanked Dank out of
The box in the eighth and Slim Nelson
was given a chance on the firing line.
The big southpaw pitched grand ball
except in the ninth, when he made the
mistake Of issuing that pass to Olson.
But for that Oakland would have taken
the game right there. The score:
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Field Meet at Santa
Clara Today
Special Dispatch to The Call

Especial Dispatch to The Call
SANTA CLARA. May 20.--A field meet
will be held on the Santa Clara grounds
tomorrow between the local collegians
and track and field team from the
Pastime athletic club of San Francisco.
Charles Mimic, representing the Pastime
club will bring a formidable body of
athletes. Santa Clara will have it's
best men entered.
Hardy, Barnard and Bronson. a very fast trio.
will represent the red and white in the 100 yard
dash; Crane Barnard and Gallagher in the 40
yard dash: Hardy. Crane, Bronson and Barnard
in the 220 yard dash; Leake. RiOrdan, Tramu-
tolo, Green. GallianO and Labachotte in the mile:
Leake. Gallagher, Hirst. Alburn and Barry in
the $50; YOell, Hall. RiOrdan, TramutOlo and
LsbaschOtte in tire two mile; Bronson, Logue.
GOetter and Morgan. 12O high hurdles; Bronson.
Morgan. Logue and Goetter in the 30 low hur-
dies; Morgan. Curry. Long In the pole vault:
kearney, Bronson, DoOling in the high jump;
Dooling, Bronson, Morgan in the broad jump;
Barry, Dooling, Jarrett, RabOrg in the shOtput;
DoOling, Barry. Jarrett hammer throw.
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TWELFTH IS BEST
INNINGS FOR OAKS
Agony Is Delayed, but Transbay Slug
gers Land the Victory as Usual

tramp without
yesterday the Beavers falling
nsbay ickers Although
eight half it II
Oakland
A victory always the be talked about
A made of
PLAYING in innings
something None of the fans
The II 2
hours nd minutes
gift though Oakands sckwork
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INVADERS TOUCH
UP YOUNG HOLLIS
Leaders Take the Baby Senators
Into Camp After Solving
TWirIer's Twisfers
STANDING OFF THE CLUBS
RESULTS OF GAMES
oakIand 5, Sacramento 2.
FRESNO 8, San Francisco 4.
stockton 4. San Jose 2.

Inc leaders took a fall out of the
foung Senators yesterday, sending them
oo"n TO defeat to the tune of 5 to 2.
9oung Hollis pitched good ball until the
seventh, when Moreing's men solved his
puzzlerS and touched him up for three
hits, which netted a like number of
runs.
Bloomfield was on the hill for the
OAKS and kept the nine hits which were
made off his delivery well scattered.
Strelb at second played an exception
ally brilliant game. taking 13 chances
without miss. Hollis gave four bases
on balls, which counted against him.
Score:
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Louisville Results

First race. six furlongs-La Refine Hindoo,
straight S21.S0. won; Pirate Diana, place 81 10,
second; Mauretania show $3.50, third Time,
1:16 SO.
Second race, four and half furlongs-Monty-
fox, straight $3.50, won; II. Il. Brandt, place
81. second Haldeman, show $3.50, third. Time,
:56 As.
Third raee-Elizabeth straight S320. won;
Starover. place $3.50. second; Seymole, show
$10.10, third. Time, 1:45 %.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-AIerriek, straight
$3.50, won; Early Tide, place s., second; Pink
OLA show $420. third Time 1:29 1-5.
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-Wine
straight $3.50, won; Iwalan, place S6.10 sec
ond James Nc, show $50. third. Time, 56 10
Sixth race. selling. and quarter miles
Mamie Algoi, straight $3.10, won; Maid Mill
tant. place s.. 80. second Waterlake, show
$2.90, third. Time, 2:14.
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Berke1ey's Men Chosen
For Conference
Especial Dispatch TO The Call

BERKELEY. May 2O-Graduate
Manager Ralph P. Merritt of the uni
versity has announced that the track
team which will leave here for the
western intercollegiate conference meet
which will be held at the University of
Illinois. Urbana, Ill, has been selected
Walter Christie, the trainer. will ac-
company the men, and r. r. Cowles
will be the manager. In the squad
will be Captain Herbert Johns, Cap
tain elect Edwards, Donald, Kretsinger,
Bull, Dowd, Gabbert, Scott and Dignan.
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TRACK NOTES.

waner was claimed out of the second race for
$3.50 by I. Lynn & Co.
r. J. Farris the well known owner who came
here from Texas with stable, is seriously ill
at his home in Emeryville He was under the
care of two physicians yesterday:
Steve Judge has been engaged to train the
horses of the Chantcleer stable. In the string
are number of youngsters bought from Mrs.
Harry Stover.
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Belmont Results
BELMONT PARK. May 2o.-Results:

bELAIUNI PARk, May ZU,-ResuIts.
First race, four and a half furlongs, straight
Sam Lewis, 6 to s. won; Sebago. TO ], second
Thrifty, to l, third. Time. 53.
Second race. and sixteenth miles-Fire-
stone. to s. won Glucer, 5 to /, second; Prince
Gal. to j, third. Time, l:46.
Third race. i've furlongs-Feather Duster, TO
/. won: Danger Mark. 10 1, second; AmaIgi, 4
TO 5. third. Time 200.
Fourth race. Baychester handicap, one mile
King olympian, to 1, won Pretend 13 TO 5,
second; Martinez, even, third. Time. Al.
Fifth race, about two miles-Rufus 10 1,
won; Minto, TO l, second; Daera, TO /,
third Time, 400
Sixth race, six furlongs-Rose Queen. TO 20
won; Star Gowan. 20 to l. second; Topnote, L.
to l, third. Time, 1:l3 SO.
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ACADEMIES IN sEMIF1NAL

The semifinal baseball game for the
Academic athletic league will be played
this afternoon at o'clock at Free
mans park, Oakland, with Sacred
Heart of this city and the Hitchcock
military academy of San Rafael as con-
tenders. The local nine is the favor
ite, though at times the academy boys
have put UP a startling article of ball.
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Fresno 9, San Francisco 4

FRESNO, May 20.-The Tigers won weird
game gar @ from San Francisco today, Q to a. With
h the score 10 against them at the opening aof
me seventh, the locals began bombardment on
Levy, driving him from the mound after three
runs had been scored on error. three hits and
Two passes-- Carman who succeeded him, Jared
little better, as Dickinson's two Dagger scored
three runs and Peters wild heave permitted the
seventh Tiger to cross the plate. Scbimpff
pitched steady game and the San Francisco
players did not touch him except in the seceRd
and fourth innings. Score:
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American League

WASHINGTON. May 2o:-washinston and St.
Louis battled to 1 to l tie today, rain stopping
play at the end of the sixth. Score:
r. II. E.
st. Louis. 5
Batteries-Walker and Street; Lake and Ste
phens
straight game today. defeating Chicago, 4 to ,.
by hitting ''Young Cy'' Young hard in the fourth
inning. Score: r. III. z.
Chlcd2o ..'.-....ss.s'.. ...s-s'''-.-s
Boston ..-.--..-- +
Batteries-Young, Scott and Block; Smith and
Carrigan.
Philadelphia, to 2. today. The visitors hit
Plank hard but three double plays kept their
score down. Score r. II. Il.
Detroit AZ
Philadelphia ..-....----......
Batteries-Summers and Stanags; Plank and
Lapp.
KEW YORK, May 2O.-The New York Ameri-
cans won their sixth straight game today, de-
feating Cleveland to 2. In the ninth, with one
out. New York made i've successive singles OF
Falkenberg- Score: R. H. E
Cleveland ........-.s... s......'..-s .
New York. ........-...-..-..-.... 10
Batteries-Falkenberg and Clarke; Manning
and Kleinow.
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JACK SULLIVAN ARRESTED

Sullivan, the pugilist, has been arrest
ed in Brooklyn and is held under $500
bail for trial on charges of aiding and
abetting a prize fight on May last
on that day he won from Al Benedict
in five rounds before the Marathon
athletic club.
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Stockton 4, San Jose 2

STOCKTON, MAY 2o-san lose m.do ono,har
one inning rally in the seventh and went after
no noodson 1 !, hard but failed to up the score
hitting Baldwin after men had been walked or
Fsached It nrst on errors, which assisted in giving
tue noHers TWO runs. Tracy Hoag has developed
so paltlng streak that is causing pitchers much
worTy he ripped off single double and triple,
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OAKLAND
Runs AND HIS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three base hit-AIurray. Two base hits
Eagan, Garibaldi. Sacrifice hits-Keller. Conrad
stolen bases-Garibald %, Hackett. First base
on called balls-0f Hollis T. off BoomfeId i.
struck @ out-By Hollis I, by bloomfield 2. Double
PhiayIbsgan to Haley 10 Thornton. Bok-Hois
Passed bans-Fournier (2) Time of game-i
hour and 25 minutes. Umpire-Irwin.
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Western League

At Lincoln-St. Joseph .. Lincoln 1.
At Des Moines-Wichita A, Des Moines
Seven innings; rain.
At Omaha-Omaha o, Denver 4.
At Sioux City-Sioux City s, Topeka II.
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SUMMARY

nings. Charge defeat to Levy. Two base hts
stniH snna ,, dickinson Sacrifice hit = schimpff
sloien tsi eases-Dickinson Griffin. Struck out-Tsy
nfIllhpm o, Dy Levy /, by Carman 2 Double
RRlaay,,,-Dlcknson to Tracy. Hit by pitched ball
i aDlcklnson First base called balls-Or Levy
:, on Schimpn 2. Wild pitch-Levy. Time of
game game hour and 45 minutes. Umpire-At-
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vernon s. Los AnqeIes 3

Los ANGELES, May 20.-Franz hosp settled
his differences with Berry today and after sign
ing contract went into the box and pitched a
losing game for the Angels. The Vernonites won
70 5. and Los Angeles got the three fallies with
only the two hits allowed by WilIett who
pitched In magnificent form. Nernons four
errors sccounted for the discrepancy Score:
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS

CINCINNATI. May 2o.-New York punched
hits in the third. while Drucke kent Cincinnati's
hits scattered and this, combined with Cincin-
natl players mapping bsses, allowed New
York to win today, TO 3. Score: R. H E.
New York. ....................7 10
cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. IL D
Batteries-Drucke and Meyers, Schlei: Gaspar
Beebe and Mclean Umpires-Johnstone and
Moran
ST LOUIS. May 20.-The long winning streak
Of ST. Louis was broken today. when Philadel-
phia won in the twelfth inning. TO 5. Score:
r. II. Z.
ST. LOUIS .............. l. 2
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures -
Batteries-Nillis, Salee and Phelps; Sparks
Moren and Doom. Umpres-klem and Kane
CHICAGO. May 2o.-Chicago Brooklyn game
postponed; rain.
PITTSBURG. May 2o.-Pittsburg Boston game
postponed; rain
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College Baseball

At Lincoln, Neb.-Anmes IL, University of
Nebraska 4.
At Exeter, n. H.-University Of Pennsylvania
freshmen >, Phillips-Exeter L.
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VERNON
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
SUMMARY

Sacrifice hitF-Bernard- Fisher {2). Carlisle.
let's 3. Struck out-By Hosp ., by Willetts 6.
Sfolcn bases-N. Brashear, Daley. Wilietts
Double nlsy-Roth 10 Howard TO Dillon. Passed
bsils-BroWn (2). Hit by pitched baIi-Bernard
and Daley Time OF same-1 hour aud IS mIn-
utes UIBpire-Finney.
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OAKLAND
-spess batted for Seaton in ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Three runs, ; hits, men on bases when Dank
vas removed in l-3 innings. Six runs, S hits
Dank; charge defeat TO Knapp. None out when
winning run scored Two base hits-Hogan
Nutshaw, McCredie. Sacrifice hit-Ryan. Stolen
bascs-Cutshaw, Swander, Maggart CO. First
base on called bslls-0n Seaton 8, of Dank 6,
of Nelson 4 Struck out-By Seston 4 by Dsnk
i. by Nelson s. by Knapp >. Double plays
Wares 10 Hogan. Maggart 20 Cutshaw Passed
bsll-Fisher. Wild pitches-Seaton. Knapp Time
~ game hours and 80 minutes. NImpires-
nI..L.ronrr n Ian IIalfrnr,
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SUMMARY y

Three base hit-vitt. Two base hits-Bodie
errors-San Francisco 3. First base on called
balls-Oh Brown >, off Miller L. Left on bases
San Francisco g. Sacramento 6. Struck out
BY Brown ., by Miller 8. Stolen base-Mel-
chior. Double play-Brown to Spiesman to Van
Buren,. Time of game-1 hour and % minutes.
Umpre-Hildebrand
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Hampass, 5 place, 2 show;
by Hammon-Pass. Trained
66SS Marburg. 60S9 Sink
High price-Hampass 90.
the race for him. Biskra
'rcy. Sibarl weakly ridden
quarter.
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WASHINGTON. May Washington and st.
.ouis battled TO 1 TO l tie today, rain stopping
lay at the end of the sixth. Score:
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Total .......-....-.. "a y - IN
'Replaced Boardman in fifth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
San Francisco -. O o o o.
BasehIts .... o o 0 0 o. 6
Sacramento -. o 0 0 o.
Basehits .-.1 / 1 2 . o. 9
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me-.23 40, AS, 1:I4, 1:20 So.
Blskra. ? place. / show: Led,
by J. j. Conner. Scratched-6
Spring. Start bad. Won ridd
Gramercy 4, Emma G 10. Han
ran to form. So did Ledgett.
also. Emma G as good as lie
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The Calls Form Chart of Races at Emeryyille

n he is ndca in
hundred
S701 FIRST
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1910-05-26
MAN AND WOMAN ARE
FOUND DEAD IN ROOM

Philadelphia, May 8.-Miss Mary
Klumph, aged 50 years. checker in the
kitchen of the Hotel Rittenhouse here,
and who is said to have wealthy rela-
tives In Washington. D. c.. and John Nc
Govern, a married man, who was former
ly employed as a pantryman at the same
hotel were found dying late this aft
ernoon in a furnished room. where they
had gone late last night. The woman
had two bullet wounds in her breast and
died shortly after her removal to a
hospital. The man had been shot three
times In the chest and the physicians say
he cannot recover.
The couple were lying face to face
on the bed with an empty revolver be-
tween them when other occupants ofthe
house rushed to the room attracted by
the sound of five pistol shots. The police
are puzzled to know who did the shoot
ing.
There were powder marks on the man 8
body, but there were mono on the woman
In statement made during period OF
consciousness at the hospital, according
to the police, Mc0overn said the woman
had shot him because he was married
man. Mc0overn lived with his wife here
He came here from Buffalo about three
months ago and said that he originally
came from Boston.
The woman bore a good reputation.