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CAL |FORN|ANS IN
FLASHING PLAYS
Strachan and Griffin Gain
Way to Semifinal
Round

SOUTHAMPTON, NJ Y. Aug. H.
William j. Clothier. former national
champion. played into the final round
today with G. r Touchard. the middle
states title holder. in the lawn eennis
singles on the turf courts of the Mea-
dow club
Clothier while winning in the semi
final round from A. s. Dabney of Bos-
ton, failed to be decisive or to display
the strength expected OF him. The score
was Ga. 3s 81.
Touchard played in his most brilliant
form. He held Karl. II. Behr, the for
mer international champion. upon the
defensive until he had defeated him,
Touchard is favored to capture the
cup tomorrow provided his form holds
true.
Stracran and Grimm. the II year old
boys who hold the Pacific coast doubles
championship, furnished the thrills in
the doubles. In the third round they
defeated Alfred S. Dabney and G. M.
Church, the latter the Princeton inter-
collegiate champion. S-3. ST. 6-4.
This contest surpassed all of the
others in point of interest and the
as well as the superplaying of Church,
who fairly surpassed himself, were all
literally applauded.
Strachan and Griffin by their victory
gained the semifinal round. where they
will meet T. c. Bundy and William M.
J ohnston, the other California pair to-
morrow morning.
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VE t RAN DILLON,
HIGHLY H0N0RED,
PLAYS HIS BEST
Six Thousand Fans Acclaim
Pops Leadership of
Angels and Make
Him Present

Los ANGELES. Aug. 15.-Frank Dill
Ion, veteran manager of the Los An
eeles baseball club. responded to the
acclaim of 5000 fans, who gathered to-
day to pay him tribute on the tenth
anniversary of his leadership of the
Angels by 'sene1ng q winning conbina-
ton to the field TO oppose Sacramento
ramento.
Dillon's team not only outplayed the
Wolves in every department of the
game, but Dillon himself came in for
large share of the credit for victory.
He covered first base perfectly. and In
the sixth inning. started batting rally
that turned the tide of battle in favor
of the southerners by placing drive
over second for a single.
Having hit safely Dillon retired in
favor of Moore.
The final score was 5 to o. Perritt
allowing Sacramento not more than
one hit to an inning.
A floral horseshoe and silver .ts bic
set were presented to the Angel leader
before the game.
Special athletic events. in which the
players of both clubs participated, were
then staged.
The Los Angeles players won every
speed contest except the bunt and run.
which was called a draw after Ken
worthy and Howard tied in two at
tempts. Score:
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TRENDAL[ WINS
OVER ROBINSON
Leo Kelly and Louie Reese
Draw and Hennessey
Loses

Some of the eastern boxers who made
their debut last night at Pavilion rink
showed up in excellent form, particu-
larly Harry Trendall, who won four
round decision over Willie Robinson.
and Leo Kelly broke even with Louie
Reese, while frankie Hennessy lost the
decision to Roy Moore aftetr. "a hard
fight.
Kelly made an excellent showing.
Reese with a Knockout that gave Reese
an even break. Kelly sent Reese to
the mat in the opening round. and 1t
looked as If Reese was out for good.
Reese was very wobbly, but Kelly ap-
peared wild. while Reese managed to
stall the round out by hugging.
Harry Trendall easily outboxed Will
lie Robinson, winning the decision on
points.
frankie Hennessy lost to Roy Moore,
but the ST. Louis bantam put up a good
bout. He was badly advised. and Moore
had the best of him at the rough work.
Salinas Jack Robinson knocked out
Eddie Hart in two rounds.
Kid Bertelsen and Maurice Flynn
put up sla shfng four round draw.
Referee Eddie Burns gave Charley
Givens a raw deal when he declared
Tommy Ryan a winner. Givens won
by a mile
Tommy Stevens won four round
decision over Billy Holmes.
Jack Bratton and Walter McDermott
boxed draw.
Soldier LIE Roy put Bob Smith out In
two rounds.
Stanley Dean and AL Herman boxed
draw
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California Driving Club
Sunday Entries

The California Driving club has ar
ranged a series OF trotting and pacing
races which will be held on the Golden
Gate park speedway Sunday The en-
tries follow:
First race, 2:22 mixed. mile heats. two in
three cup donated BIZ r. W. Thompson--f7.
Peterson's ZodeIl. r. Clotiere's Dick Vernon. T..
IL. Corcoran's Caliente Girl, J.. Ryans Tom
Mack s. Benson's Devil Wilkes. L. A. Bangs
Ateks. A. Combatalade's Birdeye
Second race. 2:15 pace. mile heats. two in
three cup donated by J.. w. Bonney--J. J..
PolIard's Little Dick. L. r. Ayers Tom Murphy
u. z. Hoffmans Balboe.
Third race. 2:iS pace. mile heats. two in
three cup donated by Majestic Bottling works
tGetz Brothers)-D. ". keating's Victor Pointer,
c, Lees Gold Bond. W. Sewmau's Kitty D. w
G. WaIkup.s Golden Buck. j. NJ. Kidd's Pointer
Bell. c. l. Becker's Pilot g. Sehriebcr's Al
legro.
Fourth race free for all pace mile heats. two
In three. cup donated By ID. r. Hoffman,.
Ryan's r d w. H. COINS Vera Hal
Fifth race. 2:25 mixed. mile heats. two In
three cup donated by Phoenix Boftling works
fG Fauser)-D. Bellurnnis Edna S. Mckinney
stables Red Pointer, d. Desmond's Vincent b.
H. r. Ayers Dalta Al, X. Noan's Billie Burke
]. Williams Harold g. J. Klapperch's Efae
Sixth race. a:s5 trot mile heats. two in
three cup donated BIZ Judge W. r. Lawlor-
j. Nj Kfdd's Alto Trix. G. McCormicks Bobby
H. c. Borromeo's Ella Wilkes, r. Cheli's Circus
starter, ". Hlgsinbottom: judges. a. Nc
Kerron, L. A. Bangs. j. Kidd: tmersEJ j.
Pollard. o. T. Thompson G. Fauser: marshal,
A. Hoffman; secretary. r. W. Thompson.
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Long Shots in Money al
Anaconda

ANACONDA. Aug. 15.-The talent were in
clover today. as many well played long shots
we're bowled over Summaries:
FIRST RACE--Four and half furiongs:
T ei-ts,RouND ffs' uP 1os 0esss STANFORD, ~ IN
3o-l-Bob Hensley. 10 Nelson. 26
2ohar.a T,s a Mac ,s ITO fMurrsy I, .,. :sa $n
vez, Say, br. Bailey. Harum scarum. Eddie
Foy, Andrew 0'Day. also ran.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; selling:
s-5-ta)REGARDs, iii Pendrsst, l1a
saPsnAIas sl-ans nsrHHa 1ss 16sn9Fsa ,os fPsaley,
Time, 1903 l-5. Regards 40 place, 20 show; Z;
Amohaiko place show; Ruth Esther 4-5 show.
Ieda Lake. also Scrstched--Idun, Hola
bird, Lord Clinton.
THIRD RACE-One mile; selling
s-I-{s}s; swEEf. io7 sBssanson, 2 IL
sf'rfs Time is lls ssars, nase Sweet place a show
McAlan 1-2 place, out show; Force 80 show.
Jack Ellis. Judge Walton. Marie Coghill Nike
Krebs, also ran
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Str. Fin.
Eeotleese loe Woods; 9 IA
ls{ss1ErFtzEb s{s)scE F4zzEbY ,ls l9s cssans, psal,
Time, 1:S0. Footloose 9-1O place 2-5 show
Farley IL place. IA show; sleepland 1-3 show
Scratched-Fancy
FIFTH RAcE-Fiye furlongs; selling:
Odds. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Str. Fin
2-1-Edna. 1o9 Smith. .....s-....s6 IL
-gDsA1NE6T. 100 tNeson).-.. B 20
9-2-(2)VALHAL, Ill tOrmes).... 8 5 81
Time. Loo 30. Edna / place. IL show: Sain-
est So place, 6-5 show; valhal l show. Copper
feld Dorian Prince. Good Intent Besnicker,
Albert Jones. wabanau, Lay Low, also
Scratched-Scary Williams, Carl p
SIXTH RACE-Futurlty course: selling:
Odds Horse. Weight Jockey. st. Str. Fin
61-Alice Teresa, 105 tBczansonl. > l j 2ia
1s-s-fSDAD sTEARNs, JOY torm)
6-1-kingsley, Ito fFischer) 3 3 *
Time, 1:14 Teresa 5-2 place. rs show !;
stearns s-J place. 45 show: Kingsley rs show.
Fieckney. SainvIle, DIR. s. r. Tate, Moisie. As
pera, Dick Benson. Maud Csmmann, Joe Busher
also ran. Scratched-Hatu.
SEVENTH RACE-One mile; selling
Odds Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST Str. Fin
S-1-(l)S. CoNNoR. 100 fwoods) | 1 21a
13-5-Patriotic, 100 (ormes) .,....s 2s
2-1-lim Caferata. Ill fStanford) | 33
Time. "A %. Sam Connor place. 3-2 show !;
Patriotic l place. I-2 show; Cafferata show.
Lew Hill, Foreguard. Iron Queen Tony Faust,
also ran.
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PORTLAND TAKES
FOUR STRAIGHT
FROM OAKLAND
Hard Game for the Oaks to
Lose, but Would Have
Been Just as Hard
the Other Way
Especial Dispatch to The Cain

Especial Dispatch to The Caln
PORTLAND, Aug. 15.-Four straight
the Beavers made 1t from the Oaks to-
day, Knapp winning hard fought
pitching battle from Pruitt by virtue
of a ninth Inning rally on the part OF
Portland's remnant race leaders by a
score of to L.
1t was a hard game for Pruitt to lose.
but it would have been equallyNas hard
batting put Pruitt to the bad. In the
seventh, with the Oaks leading 1 to O,
Rodgers doubled and scored on Doane's
sharp drive over second. Then In the
ninth, before any were out Derrick
doubled and scored from second on
Rodgers fest bounding smash over
second J Sc. :
KRAPr IS WILD
Kr" as wild as a hare at the
start aid a = appeared on the verge OF
wabbling all through. Time after time
he got into bad holes-in fact, third
was populated by an Oakland runner
in almost every inning.
Twice sharp double plays pulled him
out, once he himself tore around the
inf1eld like a terrier after a rat, and
nailed a runner between second and
third. and again worked himself out
Oaks in the inning.
But that couldn't go on forever, and
finally the visitors took lead when
Cook singled cleanly to left field and
scored a runner from first.
FISHER THROWS BADLY
Fishers throwing early in the game
was poor, and he let runner after
runner steal on him; but he steadied
toward the end and nailed his men.
although Mites warriors kept on try
ing to pilfer, even when the pilferfng
became poor. The score:
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WESTERN LEAGUE t
SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Chattanooga c-6, Atlanta IT,
Montgomery 5. Memphis T.
Birmingham >, Nashville
Mobile s, New Orleans 4.
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, l'Rourke bstted for Sterett IN ninth
Mcdonnell batted for Griffin IN ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO
SrAIMARY

-Four runs and 4 hits OF Henley in ? 1-3 in
nings, runs and hits OF Kepfer in 1-3 In
nlngs runs and hits OF Raleigh ftaken out in
third 3 on and ! outl. and hits or
Baker taken out In eighth on and outs1.
runs and . hits of Thomas in 1-3 inning
taken out with bases fsIll). l and hits off
Credit victory to Baker. Home run-Schaller.
Two base hits-Kane. Bayiess. Stolen bases
Johnston. Schaller. First base on called balls
OF Henley 1. Of Baker /. on Klepfer I. OF
Griffin .. Struck out-By Henley l. By Baker
B. by Leifeld /. by klepfer ,. by Koestner l.
bv Griffin l. Hit by pitched baIi-Schaller. b.
Griffin; Charles. by sGrifdn Double plays
Baker to McArdle Passed bail--Eliiott. Wild
Baker. Earned runs-San
Fra ncisco 3 Venice S. Left on bases-San
Francisco I. Venice s. Time of game hours
md minutes. Umpires-Bush and Guthrie.
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Wimbledon Cup Match
Won by Vereer

CAMP PERRY. o.. Aug. 15.--Corporal Thomas
F.. yereer. Company g. Fourteenth United States
infantry. won the Wimbledon cup match the
Camp Perry range today. His score was 80 out
of possible 100. with. eight bulseyes to his
credif
Lieutenant Colonel c. B. vinder of Ohio was
second also with total of 90, but with only
four bullseyes TO his credit.
One hundred and sixty three prizes were<
awarded In this match.
Scores were high that the first 800
all had records OF 92 better.
The Hall match was shot in Ave relays. as
there 43S entries. and 30 targets
used. with two men shooting at each target
In this match there large number OF
possible scores made and the winner. Captain
B. r. Cole Of the First infantry. West Virginia.
led by running string of % consecutive bulls
eyes. missing the 16 inch buIlseyef on his
twenty first shot for record.
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Comiskey Takes Magyar
From Angels

LOS ANGELES. Aug. 15.-The> chances
of the Los Angeles Baseball club to
win the Pacific Coast league pennant
this year took a slump today when it
became known that President Comis
key of the Chicago Americans had ex-
ercised his option on Harl Maggart.
center fielder.
Maggart, who has been leading the
Coast league in batting, and who has
been second in stolen bases and good
run getter as well, has been one of the
greatest assets of the Los Angeles
team. He is expected to go TO Chicago
Immediately
Comiskey, who also holds an option
shortstop. telegraphed to Henry Berry
president of the local club. that he
would permit the player to remain
where he is until the end of the season.
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Governing Soccer Body
Admits America

NEW YORK, Aug. 15--Secretary T.
w. Cahill of the United States of
America Football association received
a cablegram today from G.. A. w.
Hirschman, secretary of the Interna-
tionaI football association. saying the
emergency committee of that associa-
ton had admitted to membership the
United states OF America Football asso-
citation.
This recognition by the governing
soccer. body of the world makes 1t pos
sible for this country to compete IN
the Olympic soccer games at Berlin
in 1915.
IT also means, according TO the an
uouncement made here. that the United
States association will conduct the In
ternational soccer contests at the Pan
anna exposition at San Francisco IN
1917
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Schedule Of Foofbdl Ill
Games
Following is the schedule of football
games to be played by California uni
versity.

Following is the schedule of football
games to be played by California uni
versity:
VARSITY SCHEDULE
Saturday, September 13-Barbarian club.
SATURDAY. September a0--Olympic club.
SATURDAY. September 27-Barbarian club.
Wednesday October 1-Santa Clara.
Saturday October 4-Uniyersity OF California
club.
Saturday October 11-University Of California
club.
Saturday October IS-Olympic club
Wednesday October 22-University Of Nevada
Saturday october 25-New Zealand
Saturday November New Zealand
Saturday November S-Stanford.
Saturday, November 15-Al Stars versus New
Zealand
Thursday. November .27-University OF South
erp California at Los Angeles.
FRESHMEN
Saturday. August 3O-Barbarian club and
Cogswe1 high school.
Saturday September 6-Oiympic club and In
surrectos.
Tuesday. September 9-Berkeley high school.
Thursday. September 11-Lick high school
Saturday. September 13-Universify of Califor
mia club.
Thursday, September 1S-Mission high school
Saturday September 20-Oakland high school.
Saturday September 27-CoIeRe of Pacific.
Tuesday. September 30--Isowell high school.
Saturday October San Jose high school.
Saturday October 11--Open.
Saturday October ls-UDiversity OF Southern
California.
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Butler batted for Simon in ninth.
Hendrix batted for Robinson In eleventh.
Kirkpatrick hatted for Moran In tenth
Phelps batfed for Stengel In twelfth.
SUMMARY
Errors-yiox Simon, Kelly. o. Miller. Left on
bases-Pittsburg Is Brooklyn f. Two base
hits-Carey. Mitchell. Fisher Three base hit
Miller. First base errors-Br0oklyn l. Stolen
bs ses-Wagner Mitchell t2D. Daubert. Fisher o.
Miller. First base on called balls--On Ragon 2
on Allen l, OF Reulbach 3. on Rucker z. on
Robinson 3. or Cooper 3. Struck out-By Ragon
by Cooper l. Hit by pitched ball-Daubert by
Cooper. Time Of game hours and jj minutes
Umpires-0'D Day and Emslie.
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BRrrIsH COLE STARS ARRIVE

NEW YORK. Aug. .15.--Edward Ray. winner
of the 1912 British open championship golf title.
and Harry yardoa runnerup In that event, and
champion In 1911 and four other occasions
arrived today from England. They will com
pete in the United States Golf associations :
open championship at Brookline. Mass. Septem-
Der IL and 1s Vardon won the American title
In 1900 at Chicago.
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WORLDS SKATING CHAMPIONSHIP

III George Richardson, the present one mile
champion can defeat Fred Marshall on Sunday.
August "a al the Coliseum in the pursuit race
l,c will be the first skater who has done 1t.
clifford Howard OF Los Angeles, generally re-
garded as the second best skater on the coast
iust now thought he would do what so many
had failed in accomplishing but he came In
Yards behind VIII Richardson have better luck .
excellent form Just now his sprint against Dan
Arena being perhaps. the fastest skating seen At
the Coliseum this year
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Results of the PIeasanfon
Races

PLEASANT0N. Aug. 15.-Expedic. ont
slider. took the donors today by defeating May
Mack in the 2:12 trot. Summarizes:
First race. 225 class pacing purse 5000:
Loeb Lomond, br. e.. O'clock (Blackwel) / 2
Dick w. b. e.. Athadon (Walton|.
Nifty, ch. e.. Tidal Wave &C. Smith.
Stella MeEwen. ch. M, McEwen (Chad-
boufnef D 8 4
Bradmont, b. g., Alto Leyburn (De
Hamburg Belle. b. m. Stillwell (Benson) /
Asa Pointer, b. e.. Star Pointer tJames) d
Time-2:12A 2:13A 2:11h.
Second race. 2:12 class trotting. purse 1900:
Expedio. b. m. Ljero (Quinnl
Alssssn. ss,ss, !. !. A,m.a.. ;ni.sswsi.. ] az
DIR. Wayo. b. Wilkes Boy (Ward).- 3
Mountain Boy. b. e.. Seymour Wilkes
tSprihger) ..----... 4
Merry Widow, cn G. Albert Mac
Parsonsl ..-s-.......... }
Bodaker, r., Antrim fTwohigt. g
Time-2114. 210H. 2:1212. s4
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o,RR1EN Is AMBITIOUS

BELLINGHAM, Wash, Aug. 15.-Percy Cove
feather weight champion of the Pacific coast
and Young Jack O'Bricn OF Philadelphia went
six rounds to a draw here last night. O'Brien
wants TO meet tne winner OF the Ritchie-Weis
fight al Vancouver September 1.
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Collins. Three base hit--Lord. Caldwell. Sacri-
flee hit--Cook. Stolen hase-Chappell. Double
pIay-Cicotte to Weaver to Chase. Loft on
ba<cs-New Pork 2. Chicago g. First base on
called halls-Of Cicotte 4. OF Caldwell I. Fit
nv nitcbed ball---Chappeu Struck out--By Cald-
we'll G. by Clcotte 2. Passed hall-Schalk. Wild
pitch-Cicottc. Time of game hour and 80
minutes. Tmpires-Dineen and Egan.
BOSTON 2, ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS. Aug 1J.--Moseley and Hall were
was hit opportunely. Boston making it two
straight from st. Louis, score 2 to 1. Score:
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT. Aug 15.-walter johnson. wash
ingtons mighty pitcher, made baseball history
today when his team defeated Detroit to Z.
1t was his twelfth consecutive victory. this sea-
son record In the major leagues. Earlier in the
season he Won II games before being beaten. To
Gay was the NTH time he opposed eDtroit this
year On each occasion he returned the win
nor Ceor
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AND THEN THE SEALS WON ANOTHER Gan
NEORVIE OVERALL
60 go 80.
BY WILLIE GREEN

Truth crushed to earth shall rise again from
meath the tyrant heel;
At least that is the proper way to make poetic
spiel.
The Seals. like Truth are fighting hard to climb
the cellar stair.
And at the present time, dear Bo. doing
very fair.
This hunting Tigers amt no joke with birdshot
in your gun.
You'd better use big bullets and then shoot 'em
in like fun.
1t makes difference how you shoot, left
handed or with right,
Just you keep your weather eye correctly
on the sight.
game won Ger in Oakland gave the cearttes
hope,
And Howard said unto his men: more Tigers
will rope.
And when we get pile Of them we'll make
another try
To get out of this hole and catch one glimpse
of real blue sky
So when Jess Baker missed a shot Csck Henley
sent In,
Then Thomas, Leifeld followed up, and fred
'em DER like sin.
And when today the Tigers come, sight will
them sppal-
For ION the mound they'll plainly see one
Orvie Overall.
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Catcher Milford Injured by
Pitched Ball

SAN JOSE. Aug. 15.--Catcher Milford OF the
Watsonville State league team. formerly 4 mem
Der OF the San Francisco Seals. WAS badly In
jured at watsonville today when he was hit
behind the ear by spit ball pitched by Ashley
Pope the San Jose pitcher.
Milford Is unconseious tonight In hospital
and Is said to be suffering from concussIon Of
the brain
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RALK Is DEFINED

CHICAGO. Aug. 15.-President johnson Of the
American league has notified all his umpires
that no baik shall be charged to a pitcher when
he while in the act OF pitching. accidentally
drops the ball. Mr.. Johnsons latest ruling keeps
the ball In play, the pitcher escaping the penalty
Of baik and giving him the right TO recover
the ball and play a base runner.
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is runs on Areranes In innings J:

Six hits. runs of Arelanes In innings
charge defeat to Arellanes. Two base hits
Page Tenant. Sacrifice hts-Ellis. Perritt.
stolen bases-Maggart (2l. Moore. First base on
called balls-On Arellanes < of Perritt .. OF
Kinsela .. Struck out--BS sArelanes ]. bv
Perritt 6, by Kinsela J. Balk2Perritt. Time
Of game hours. Umpires-McCarty and Held
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GRANpE.KANE r1aHr rosrpoNEp

VALLEJO Aug. 15.--As the result OF street
fair being held in Marysville next week the
Marysvilie Athletic club hes decided 10 postpone
the contest between Charles Grande of this city
and Russell Kane to the night Of August 80
The men were to have boxed 20 rounds week
from tomorrow evening.
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco II, Venice o.
Portland 2, Oakland 1.
Los Angeles 5, Sacramento o.
GAMES TO-DAY
Venice at San FrnnciscO.
Oakland at Portland.
Sacramento Mt Los Angeles.
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WHITE sox's NEW FIELDER

CHICAGO Aug. 15.-Outfelder Roush who
recently obtained from the Evansville club
of the Central league. reported to Manager Cal
lahaas of the Chicago White Sox today. He
donned uniform and showed up well in practice
before the game
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PORTLAND
me cut when winning run was scored.
PINS ANQ HITS RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

base called bals-On Prutt !, or Knapp 9.
Two base hits-Rodgers. Derrick. Stolen bases
Leard ~, Coy. kaylor Cook ca, Derrick.
Double plays-Pruitt to Hetling to Cook; Kores
to Derrick: Knapp to Derrick. Sacrifice hits
Gardner, Knapp Hit by pitched ball-Mitze. by
Knapp. Passed ball-Fisher. Time OF game
hours and minutes. Umpires-Phyle and
FiDney.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

FRESNO Aug. l5.-The home team shut ont
the visitors today Score; X. II. +.
Fresno .................2
Stockton % 10 q
BATTERIES Harkins and Hoffman: Jones and
Agnew.
wATsoNv1LLE ls, SAN JOSE IL
wATSONvILLE. Aug. 15.-It was a great
slrgfest watsonvlle winning. Score:
r. II. E.
watson.ille ....... ....-..... Is Ii
{. ..-- = :. - : - = :
Ratteries-KilliIay. Hughes. Kuhn and Milford
Walker Pope and OsDonnell.
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Northwestern League

VICTORIA. B. c.. Aug 15.---Taeoma won from
Victoria. IL to 2. Score r. H. e
yict"ris ,Ichna 80. =
:. - = =. =. :. -
Batteries AicGinnity and Harris Kantlchner
Toner, Shea and Meek
SPOKANE s. VANCOUVER
SPOKANE Aug. ,l5.-Spokane from Van
eouEer. o 10 4. Score: r. IL. E.
Vancouver ....................4 q
Spokane ..s...'...s.. ....s. p. ). ......, q q
Notwithstanding and Grindel: Smith ana
Hannah.
SEATTLE 4. PORTLAND o
SEATTLE. Aug. 1a.-Seattle turned the tables
on Portland today. Score r.. II. f
Portla nd ............-.s... s.....0 5
Seattle ........4
Bstteries-stanley aud williams: Fullerton and
Waltz
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Mcdonald batted for Perdue In seventh
Rudolph battcd for James In eighth.
SUMMARY
Errors-Schulte, Zimmerman, Maranville. Two
base hits-schulte, Zimmerman, Myers. Three
ssbn,+e Marsrsi,s sa1ea Rr,dve,, ss,er sft on
bsses-Chcago 8. Boston 8. First base on called
balls-On Hess 2 OF Lavender Z. OF James 2.
on Cheney 1. Hit by pitched balls--wililams.
by Hess. Struck out-By Hess 2 by Lavender
s. by Perdue g. BY Cheney |. by Strand l.
James. Time Of game hours and 10 minutes.
Umpires--Klem and Ortiz
NEW YORK 9. ST. LOUIS !
NEW YORK Aug 15.-New York made it
three straight from st. Louis today. the cham
pions winning the last home game of the season
rrlfh c& os,fs Lr q 70 ccora.
The San Francisco call., 1913-08-16
Men Who Lifted Davis
Cup Arrive

NEW YORK Aug. 15.-Maurice 4. McLough-
lin r. Norris williams and Harold II. Hackett.
the victorious American tennis players who
lifted the Davis cup, came back home today on
the liner France.
All will play In the national all comers' tour
nament at Newport. beginning next Monday.