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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-21

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The farmers OF this republic are its
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and make possible Its unparalleled
development In times of peace.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-21

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When elected governor ! shall sur.
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ton OF our laws.
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Good schools and good roads go
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The Democratic party has given Ok
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Education is the lmplaeable foe tC
oppression in all earth.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
ROUND THE WORLD
TO BE RACED HERE
Clever Two Year Old FiIIy Rum
ning Wei in East Among
Track Entries

Round the World, the clever year
politan tracks this season, Will be
among the performers to carry the coll
ors of Colonel Applegate and W.. G..
Yanke at Emeryville. She will be in
the string that will be shipped from
Kentucky at the close of the fall racing
in that section.
Others that will be brought west are
Swish Flying Feet, The Hague and
the stable on the New York tracks will
be turned out, according to present
plans. They are Kins, Leopold, Gilpy,
Big Claim. Lachrese, Frog and In
cision. Colonel Applegate regards
King Leopold as the best horse in his
stable and expects that he will prove
to. be a high class 3 year old.
If she maintains the form she dis
played in the east Round the World
should prove to be an important factor
al Emeryville, Burbur, Soon, All Bal
ance and Aragonese were left in Cali
fornia at the close of last season and
they will also be trained by Yanke.
Colonel Applegate has not made up
his mind about buying any yearlings
this fall but may bid on some young
sters if the prices appear right to him.
He purchased 1S weanlings in 1908,
with the idea of selling them as year
lings but the market was not good in
1909 and he decided to retain them,
with the result that some good per-
formers were developed, among them
Round the World.
R F. Carman, who raced a string at
Emeryville some seasons ago, is
steadily adding to his sta bic and has
over 40 horses on the Canadian circuit.
He claimed Aldivia from ]. A. Bennett
for S940.
Various amounts We're named as the
price Sam Hildreth paid John z. Mad
den for Novelty. At the outset it was
reported that $4,000 was the price. Hill
dreth gave that as the amount. Madden
said he received $4,000 for Novelty
and Hampton Court. After the Futurity
Hildreth said he paid $4,000 for the son
of King ngston.
w. r. Engstrom, r. Brownfield, F.
shannon, ]. Lewis. Hughey Jones and
Steve rHommedieu were among the
LAYERS at Denver at the opening of the
meeting.
r J. Pons, who bought a number of
horses during the summer, has decided
to reduce his stable during the winter
at jacksonville. He will race at the
Kentucky tracks and retain only few
horses in order to keep up his interest
in the sport He will devote most OF
his attention to the management of af-
fairs at Jacksonville
Willie Shields WIFI race 10 horses
during the fall meeting at Latonia. He
has gathered together some good ma
teriaI within the last few months
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
BASEBALL SQUAD
OUT At PRACTICE
California TOSSerS Beat High
School Nine in Game
Across the Bay
Especial Dseateh % The Call

BERKELEY Sept. s.-Although the
baseball squad at the University OF
California has been practicing daily
under the direction of Captain Green
law. there had been no games until to-
day. when the varsity lined up against
a team representing Berkeley high.
Captain Greenlaw changed the lineup
repeatedly in order to try out different
men for the various positions The
game was uninterestinS, but livened up
at times. Coane of last years varsity
and Captain Greenlaw both played
good ball. The final score was to .
in the varsity's favor.
Berkeley high lined upsas follows;
Coleman. catcher; Gafgin. Clayton. pitchers;
Stevens. first base; Roberts. second base; West,
third base. Redman. shOrtStOp; Newt. left deld;
Dygart, center field; Griffith. right deld.
E. A. Dolan. formerly registered at
the University of Nevada, is now en-
rolled at the University of California
Dolan was the star forward of Ne
vada's crack Rugby team last year and
was considered for the All American
team to Australia this year. DOlan is
out for Rugby practice this year, but
Will be unable to compete against
Stanford, he has not been attending
the university for a full year.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
GOLF MEET DOWN
TO SEMI-FINALS
Second Day of Tournament At
tracts Large Gallery to the
BurIingan1e Links
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BURLINGAME, Sept. s.-The second
day of the golf tournament on the links
of the Burlingame country club at
tracted~a large crowd of players, their
friends and also many spectators. The
eight women who qualified in yester-
days medal play for women for the
Mrs. Charles w. Clark cup fought out
their matches this morning with the
following results:
Mrs. J. R. Clark defeated Mrs Shields Miss
Alice Hager beat Mrs George Field; Mrs L. L.
Scott from Miss Ives. and Mrs Walter
Miss Jennie A. Crocker. 1t was match play and
over IS holes.
Tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 o'clock,
the semi-final round of the women's
competition will be played. Again 1t
will be match play over Is holes and
the players will be paired as follows;
Mrs. j. r. Clark VS.. Miss Alice Hager
and Mrs. L. l. Scott VS.. Mrs. Walter
Martin
The Qualifying rounds over IS holes,
medal play, in the mems competition
for the William II. Crocker cup. were
pulled 0 ffthis AFTERNOON. The best IS
qualified, with the following result
ST Gsge saeFShS So s miller ii p 81 WRSds Ichn LAWSON %
So, e. 7. Crocker SO. Douglas Grant ss. Jack
Nevllle -. Z. H. Waltef Sc. P. ". Selby S.
z. r. Johnson 50, ". " Crocker So G. L.
Cadwallader 80. George Nickel 90. j. o. Tobin
92. W. a. Crocker s4,-A. I. Welch o.
The following are the scores of those
who failed to quality:
f. B. Murphy %, Ed A. Pope 9e. E. r.
Arnsby 96 S. S. Lowery 81 Clement Tobin 81
III. H. Scott 81. Frank ID. King 9S. L. r.
Chrystie 90, F. W. McNear 100. ". g. Hitch
cock 10I. L. R. Scott 10, Oscar Cooper 1I5
At 10 o'clock this morning Doctor
F'redericks will play Walter and the
others will be matched as follows:
Cadwallader and Lawson; Tobin and Grant !;
Johnson and Hayne Millar and W. W. Crocker
W. H. Crocker or Welch and Neville; c. r.
Crocker and Nickel: Selby and White.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
San Jose Mare Wins
$4,000 Purse

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. s.-The first
racing event with a $4,000 purse prize
was won today by Helen Stiles, driven
by her owner, c. A. Durfee San Jose,
Cal, in three straight heats out of five
at the grounds of the Portland fair and
livestock association. The Durfee horse
won from Prince Lot in the third heat
by the narrowest possible margin.
Prince Lot, owned by Alex Brown of
Walnut Grove, Cal, won the first two
heats. Seventeen thousand persons saw
today's races. Summary:
Futurity for year oIds, purse ss0o-Ruby
Light won, Lucy Rogers second, RoSeburg Boy
third. Best time, 2:l9A
PIP trotting, best three in Eve, purse S1o.-
00O-Helen Stiles won. Prince Lot second, Lee
Crawford third Best time. 2:09A. Lady Inez,
kingbrook, Kathlens. Mayo, Alfredo B. Tell
Tale. Zombronnt. Freddie c. Goldnut and Henry
Grey also started.
2:Is pace. three in i've, purse S5oo-Bonnie
Antrim won. Captain Apperson second, Abe
Bender third. Best time. Pip.
Seven furlong dash for horses beaten at this
meet-Won by Hector. Martinmas second, CriGli
third Time, 1:2S
-Four aud q half furlongs-won by Zelina,
Sister Julia second. Discus third. Time, BAN.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Denver Results

DENVER, Sept. s.-Favorites Jared badly at
Overland today, only two first choices winning.
The fourth race at one mile. furnished the best
racing Of the day, Hoyle beating Sam Bernard
and The Slicker in pretty drive. Results
First race FIVE furlongs, sellng-Fiy On, 11e
(Manders), to i, won: Black Domino, 119
(Molesworth). 2 TO 1, second; Regards. 119
fPrior). to 1, third Time. 1:01 3-5. Haze
line, Sizz Susie Gregg. Aunt Halla and Sabado
second race, five and half furlongs. purse
Marcbmonet l01 (Singleton). to A. won; Exc
cute, ll2 (Tsettig). 13 to 5, second; Fern L. 109
tKederis), 3 TO 1. third. Time, 1:o5 3-5. Gal
vesca also ran
furlonrs-Heien Scott, 10 tSingleton), 4 to /
won: Helen Hawkins, 100 6McBride) to 1,
second: Sterling 115 (Afolesworth) II to 10,
third Time, 1:01 3-5. Ballela and May Nora
Fourth race. one mile, selling -Hoyle 1oe
fMc(,ulIouehl Z to 8, won; Sam Bernard, 10-
iPckens). to l. second; The Slicker, 10c
(Molesworth) 2l5 to i. third. Time. 40 4-5
swell Girl, Liberto, Hgginsville. Netting and
Fifth race, five furiongs, selling-B. ]. Swan
ner 1l9 (Davenport), 10 to /. won; Rebo, 11s
lRettig). to l. second; Colonel Austin, liz
in Burnsl to 1, third. Time, 1:o1 3-5 Col
veto Beaumont. Wildwood Bill. Mat O'Con
nell. Karennina and Silver Leaf also ran
Sixth race four and half furlongs, selling
Chanate 107 (vosper). TO l.. won Queen OF
Lowiands, LOG jMcCuIloughl. IL to 1, second
inauguration 104 tPickensl. to I. third
Time IA 1-5 Cast Rose. Almena. Ears Court
Elm King, Doc Allen and Novgorod also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SERAPHS EAT OUT
OF SUTOR'S HAND
Seals Play Better Ball All
Along Line, Taking First
of Angel Series
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

T. los ANGELES, Sept. S.-The Seals
81 inning streak is stin unbroken. Moh-
.er-s contenders for the pennant won
Zee first game Of the series with the
angels by a score Of TO !. playing
A1sR class bail all the time Stupid
base running by Dinon's men and err
eors helped the Seals along, but
throughout san Francisco was playing
4ust a little the best game and the vic
tfrs- was earned.
Three southpaws, Sutor, Castleton
f4ld Klein, did the twirling and the big
seal had II on both OF his opponents.
~ lth the score to ], Castleton was
ken cut in the seventh to allow Smith
- n5t for him when il appeared that
tfe Angels might either tie the score or
Aai. Klein finished the game for the
Angels and distinguished himself
eElefiy by forcing in the third run
.>*-rhe Angels scored in the second.
Murphy hit for two bases and was out
II third Hallinan singled and scored
s.ia -Delmas' double. Murphy's eager
ssess 10 make his hit go for three bags
cost the Angels q run. There was
nothing doing for the Seals until the
seventh. when the strain seemed 10 tell
3elmas' error Witt bunted and both
. men were safe.
Berry sacrificed and Tenant scored
when OrenGorff threw low 10 Hallinan.
Wit scored on Shaw's double. After
MADDEN had famed in the eighth Moh-
Ter walked. but was forced by Melchior-
B0die singled and Howard juggled
Tenants drive. filing the bases.
* lein walked Witt, forcing Melchior
across the plate. Sutor had been i'm
iroNing ia every inning since the sec
3oud and had the Angels in hand at a IL
.-tfInes. Wits fielding bordered on the
-Sc psa tionaI Score
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
)NGS CHAMPIONS GAIN SLIGHT ADVANCE ON LEAGUE LEADERS
BYRAM'S AVIATION
wins FOR VERNON
Sacramento TwirIer Loses His
Control and Walks Two i'm
Fifth Inning

SACRAMENTO, Sept. s.-vernon
took game from Sacramento today
when Byram lost control and walked
Carlisle and Burrell in the fifth inning,
Carlisle tallying when Spiesman fielded
Brashear's bunt in a clumsy manner,
while Burrell and Brashear scored on
Vernon took a tally in the first when
Carlisle walked and scored on singles
by Burrell and Ross. Sacramento
scored two in the third on a brace of
doubles by Shinn and Byram, sacrifices
by Hester and Perry and Burrelrs
boot. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Hartford Results

HARTFORD. Conn, Sept. s.-sprited horse
racing sensational aeroplane flights and other
attractions made Governors day at the Connect
emf state fair the biggest and best of the week
The blue ribbon event of the Grand Circuit
races the $4,000 2;o9 trot. was a one sided
race for General Fl. driven by G. Haag, who took
all three heats Summary:
Charter Oak 2:20 trot, purse $1o000-General
Fl won in three straight heats. Time. 2:0s&
POS 200 Gamar second, Alice Roosevelt
third Soprano and Bnyolo started.
200 trot purse 81 .o00-Captain Cute won in
three straight heats. Time, 2:l1, 209%, 2:09a.
Creighton second Henry Winter third
2:lI trot, purse 81 Oo0-Startle won in straight
heats Time 2:1O1s, 2:11, 2:12. Just second.
Melva third.
a:05 pace. purse s.. 1.Ooo-Earl won in two
straight heats. Time, 2:o5, 2:o5H. Jennie W
second. Educator third.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Anaconda Results

ANACONDA, Mont. Sept s.-Bslronia took
the lead at the lower turn in the feature race
and won by two and half lengths from
Arionette. Hannah Louise responsible for
the long delay at the post. Results:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs, selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-l-Mciie Montrose. 100 (W. Gargan) -. 1
20-l-Banlady, 1o5 Corey Observation-Disclosures. ?
6-5-Aquiline. LOG lGsugeI ......... 3
Time, 1908. Bonhls, Lillian Ray. May Pink
KID North, Miss Hattie. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
e-5-Patriotfc, 1o4 "a. Nelson1 ....-........... 1
s-5-Irrigator, 109 (Lindhorst} st}--.--.......-.. 2
T-2-Aiike Jordan. 100 (E. Smith) .......... 5
Time. 1871. Bay Garter, Glaucus, Copperfeld,
also ran.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
l0-l-Hammersway, 100 (DennisonD $500. i
5-I-Nebraska Lass, 100 (Fischer) --.-...--... 2
Time. 1870 Is. David War6eld. Rey el Tovar,
Gossper ii, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-FiYe and a half furlongs
Miles City handicap:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
7-5-Balronia, Io6 (Gaugel( (...--...-.........
l1-5-Arionette, 1o4 (E. Smith) .............. 2
5-l-Marian Casey. 90 (Selden) ............. 5
Time, 1:o9- Hannah Louise also ran.
FIFTH RACE-one mile and 30 yards selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin
3-2-Sir Angus, 109 (Gaugel) ).-................ l
~T-2-Kogo. 104 (Fogsrty) )................... 2
Time, I:4e Is. Convent Bell. Captain Bur
nett, DR.. White, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
Slick Abrams. 116 (Dennison) .......... l
I3-5-Sona. los (Coturn) -.-.................. 2
Time 1908 3-5. Billy Mayham, Aiaxie, Ben
Stone. Jillett. also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
National League

s HICAGo. Sept. s.-The Cubs made clean
leep Of the Cincinnati series by winning the
- game q The season here Grifhth's
LhicaG0 --------.- - 2
. Cllclnnsri --...-..-.---. .
p l5st-eries-Reulbach and king; Rowan. Ben
ton:ano Mclean Umpires-JohnstOne and Eason.
/. ~PIETSBUBG. Sept. s--St. Louis today won a
game in Pittsburg for the first tine this season.
-fas n4y through the good pitching Of Harmon
Score r. H. E.
Srt-Is0uis .---..............- q
ttstsburg NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 10 .
.l8atteries-Harmon and Evans. Ferris. White
aau Gibson. Umplres-Rigler and Emslie
s: new YORK. sept. s--New York and Boston
played q lie game here today. The score stood
= u J when the contest was called on account Of
= darkness II The tenth inning.
. Score. R r. T.
Rsslo2 -.--.---- .--.----------.
BaIteries-Brown and Smith; Wiltse and Ny
@crs. Schlei. Umpires-Klem and Kane.
-. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. s.-PhilsdeIphia hit
the BAH hard today and easily defeated Brooklyn.
- score R. H z
- Bro0klyn .--.-.......--... ......... & 2
. Phtlsdelph-s --.-----.-.- ..---.....-. Is I
Batteries-BelI and Berger; Moore, Culp and
Ino.n. UmR7es o Day and Brennan.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
CRUISE ABOUT THE BAY
Special Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Sept s-The first
cruise of the new San Rafael boat club
will take place on the bay Sunday.
when 20 motor boats. will visit Belve-
dere. Tiburon, Sausalito and other
towns on the Marin county coast
Among the members of the new club
are District Attorney Thomas P. BF.d
Attorney Jan.es w. Keys, County Cork
Frank Holland, County Surveyor George
Richardson, d. w Martens, H. D. Nash,
l.. f. Douglas, G. Imbray, W. T. Butte err
worth. G. F. Lewis, s. H. Cheda, H
Parker, J. Stangland, r. Prescott, J. n.
Parker, Russell Magee, George D. Mar
tin, r. H. Clark, H. H. Fuller, E. Jack
son.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Cured in 5 Days
J
VaricOcsle
| HydrOcele
Hernia
| Piles
| FiStuIa
| SlriCturs

CURE vARICOCELE, HYDROCELE.
AERNIA, PILES. FISTULA AND SrRIC-
No detention from occupation.
1 am the only specialist in San Francisco
who does not advertise a fictitious name and
correct name. personally conduct nv oface.
am the longest established most successful
and reliable, as medical credentials and press
records prove make this statement so that
you Will know you consult a celebrated spe-
cialist who sees and treats patients person
ally- 1 possess skin and experience acquired
In such way that no other can share snd
should not be cIassed with medical co-rps-
pies 1t Is urwtse and expensive to embrace
the statemeuts OF medical companies. II Is
Impossible tor medical company to attend
college Companies have no diplomas or
license to practice medicine in Californla or
any other state Medical companies ususiiy
are named after doctor. A portrait whose
personality and identity are Indefinite Is
selected and published the legftimats spe-
eislist OF the office Hired substitutes orYti-
consultations examinations and treatment
BY DIRECT TREATMENT FOR
sWEAKNESSv
That disorder commonly known as sswssk
ness" has for years and generations be -aed
the efforts OF physicians. yet to this very day
cepted. are attempting to overcouns IL ~
methods that nave been in constant use aud
have always failed for half century. They
dose the system with powerful stfmuian+s ana
tonics. calculated 20 restore nervous force -
strength that Is not and never has been lsck
ing. with q result that the functions are
temporarily excited. TO the positive def-4
ment OF the patient Weakness-we Will esu
It such for convenience Just now-fs onIv a
symptom resulting from chronicaIly svoiIsr
and innamed prostrats giant and fS cursole
by local treatment only. Either early dIsai
patton or some improperly treated CONTRACTED
disease Is responsible for the Inflammation IN
most instances. though accident inf,-v
strain. etc. may produce the same result
permanently cure these cases OF prematnrs
ness loss OF power, etc. without toe gfyI,v
OF single internal dose. which demonstraSas
the absolute accuracy OF my underStsndirs
and treatment OF this disorder In vears
have not met with a single failure ara
have entire confidence IN nv ability 70 r,-s
all cases that come TO me for trestrne,s
am equally certain that no treatment ofb.-
than that which have perfected can cor,
pletely and permanently restore strength ard
vigor.
/ also cure Contracted Disease. Cbroo,.
Losses, Spermatorrhoea. Contagious BLOOD
Poison and all Complications from these
ailments.
Ny advice and consultation free to IN.
afflicted. whether treatment Is taken or NOT
] am always glad to explain my methods ana
give friendly advfce to all who call. ne Won
can not come TO see me. write today Ho9rS
a. m. to p m Sundays. 9 to I only.
DIR. ~, q. MARTIN
To1 MARKET ST. SAN FRANCISCO. CIV.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Northwestern League

-. TACOMA. Sept. s.-Hsll pitched good ball for
Tacoma today and Spokane's errors were costly.
The Tigers winning, 8 10 2. kratzberg was also
u fue form and the game developed into a
pitchers duel. The score: R. r. z:
A-s@l.plla . .
Spokane ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. G 3
bratzberg, Keener and ostdisk.
81. VANCOUVER. Sept s.-Gsrdner was in great
Form today lie struck out il men. Swain
showed revival Of form, getting four hits. one
score: R. H E.
Vancouver .....................3 8
3stteries-eardner and Leads; jess and Le
brand
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
RUNS AND HI
rAf,fARY

Sx hits and two runs on Castleton in seven
innings. Two base hits-W heeler, Deimss Muir
ply and Shaw Sacrifice hits-Mobler. Wit and
Berry Stolen bsses-Murphy. Hailinan. First
base on called balls--O6 Casteton /. Of Sutor
l. on Klein , Struck out-By Castleton T. by
Sutor 6, by Klein l. Double plays-Castleton TO
ureudorn 10 Delmss; Madden 20 Tenant. Hit
ny pitched bHli-Mohler tby Castleton). Time Of
eame-I hour and 90 minutes Umpire-Mc.
ID i-eevr.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Anaconda Selections

First race-Caesar, Lee Harrison IL. Captain
Burnett
Second race-Queen Lead, Emma C, Tflling-
hast.
Third race-Beau Man. Donovan, Zoe Young
Fourth race-Sewell Doride. Milt Jones.
Fifth race-Lisius, Mike Jordan, Minnie
Sixth race-0rilene, Budapest Hannibal Rev
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
SACRAMENTO
RUNS AND HITS BY IN
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Shinn (2). Byram. Sehsefer.
Sacrifice hits-Heister. Lindsay. Carlisle Perry.
Stolen bases-Carlisle. Ross Brown First base
on called balls-on Byram 3, OF Schaefer 1.
Struck ont-By Byram !. Time of game-1 hour
and 80 minutes. Umpire-H Hildebrand.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09

CINCINNATI, Sept. SIN a decision handed
down today the National baseball commission al
lows the draft OF Player David Skeels by the De
troit American league club. The Western Canada
league is held accountable to the player for sal
ary from August 5 to %. Skeels has been play
ing In the Western Canada league
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
American Association

At Louisville-First game. Columbus s. Louis
Tille o; second game Columbus ?. Louisville I.
At AIilwaukee-St. Paul o, Milwaukee .
At Toledo-Indianapolis 8. Toledo 5
At Kansas City-AIinneapOlis ). Kansas City G.
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Sacramento Races

SACRAMENTO, Sept s-Ljero. star of the
season, took the 2:15 trot from Modicum and
wenja today at Agricultural park in three
straight heats. The finishes close.
r. z. Wright one OF the cleverest drivers In
northern California and owner of the horse, was
up.
SIX hundred dollars split between the three
horses. All looking forward to the Stanford
stake. which is scheduled for Saturday. Sum
First race. 2:I5 trot:
The San Francisco call., 1910-09-09
Western League

~ 0maha-0maha Il. Des Moines 8.
~ Deuver-DenFcr s. Topeka 0.
nesl.
At Liucoln-sioux City s. Lincoln :