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CASTILLO WINS
WHEEL HANDICAP
Scratch Men Ride a Close
Race for Second in Five
Mile Course

Milt Castillo with q handicap of $50
yards yesterday won the annual five
mile handicap race held by the New
Century wheelmen at the Golden Gate
park stadium track. Hans Ohrt ran
into second place and incidentally took
the trophy for the fastest time of the
day from scratch, the clocks showing
him with IA minutes and 25 seconds
Jackie Holmes, the other scratch man.
took third place Ohrt having the best
of the final sprint.
In the first lap Gallagher and Emer-
son came to grief, the front wheel OF
Emerson's machine breaking and send
ing the two men 10 the track. In the
fourth lap conte and Rhodes rubbed
tires and went down for the count. Be-
yond a few gravel bruises none of the
riders was seriously hurt.
Fifteen men started in the race. the
scratch men having to allow $50 yards
Milt Castillo. from $50 yards imme-
diately set hot pace and caught the
limit men in the first lap. Castillo con-
tinued on at fast clip and was never
headed, though Ohrt and Holmes made
a big effort to overtake him in the last
mile of the race, but failed by a few
hundred yards When the gun went
for the last lap Castillo led by about
40O yards, with OhFt, homes, Welch
and Drury fighting out in the rear
These four men had great race. Ohrt
showing the best sustained sprint and
came home q winner by a couple Of
lengths from Holmes for the second
place money
The order OF finishing was as fol-
lows; Milt Castillo, $50 yards, first, time
IS minutes As seconds: Hans Ohrt
scratch, second, time IA minutes rs
seconds; Holmes, scratch. third, time
Ia minutes IS seconds; G. Drury, 100
yards, fourth; WEIGH, $50 yards, fifth;
Mooney, $50 yards, sixth: /. Drury, 100
yards. seventh; Stalker. $50 yards,
eighth.
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BEAVERS GATHER
CAME AND SERIES
Seasons Biggest Crowd Sees
Wolves Advance Stopped
in Capital City Park

SACRAMENTO. July 27.-Before the
biggest crowd OF fans that ever saw
a ball game in Sacramento-the second
time in a week that the local attend
ance records have been broken-Bill
James had his revenge for the defeat
which the Sacramento wolves handed
him earlier in the series.
James had only one bad inning, while
Arellanes was hit effectively in three
innings, Portland winning, to 2, and
taking the series, to 2. II was the
first series that Sacramento has lost
in the last seven weeks.
The Wolves had more men on the
bases than the Beavers today, but the
first local batter OF every inning was
always disposed of and James was al
ways tight in the pinches, except in the
sixth inning when a walk, two sin
giles, an inheld out and another single
netted the only Sacramento scores.
Score.
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ANGELS TROUNCE
LUCKLESS SEALS
IN DOUBLE HEADER
Dual Loss and Oakland'S Bl-
furcated Win Puts How
ards Players in Cellar
Once More

Los ANGELES, July 27.--The Angels
took two games from the Seals here
today. The morning contest was won
TO 2. and the afternoon game went
TO 2.
fered with Sunday dinner had not the
visitors made three errors in the sec
ond inning. This resulted in the win
ming three runs by crowded bases.
The Seals pounded out eight hits.
The afternoon game went regularly
until the sixth inning. when Angel bat
ters pounded six hits off Thomas.
bringing in four tallies
The Northerns tried hard in the last
inning. but failed to make It more than
a two run total. Scores:
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TRISTATE LEAGUE
WESTERN LEAGUE

North Yakima A. Pendlston 8.
Boise 2, Waila WaIIa 6.
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Titus batted for Whaling in ninth.
Rudolph ran for Titus in ninth.
Lord batted for Hess in ninth
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Barbarians Lose Wafer
Soccer Game

ALAMEDA. July 27.--The Surf Beach
water soccer team defeated the Bar
barians this afternoon by a score of
to 2, the score standing to Q at half
time. The feature of the game was the
work of Brown. the Barbs' goaIkeeper.
The teams were as follows:
Barbsrisns-Brown. Merrimap. Toys. Grundy.
Fonero5. Dyke. Galley
Surf Beach Desch. Schmidt Kefseys Axm-
suongr-L Singer, Johansen.- B. Singer.
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Golden Gate Crickefers
CIinch Title

The Golden Gate cricketers yester-
Gay cHnched their hold on the cricket
championship by defeating the Ala
media team at the Golden Gate park
wicket Alameda scored Sc runs to
122 by the Gates. this giving the
Gates the game by s6 runs.
Carroll 15 and Cassidy IA, were the
top scorers for Alameda. while Lewis
with IS and TasselI with 10, batted
best for the winners
Th@ohalds with wickets for runs,
was the star trundler for Alameda
while Oxenban1. with fog. "a. did the
Ecestksgg afoG Tie Gates
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King batted for Benton in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Brooklyn .........1 Is
Cincinnati ........1 0 0 o 0 0 0 o-I
SUMMARY
Errors-Bescher. Dodge t2l. Hobltzell, Groh.
Two base hit-Cutshaw. Three base hits
Miller, Meyer. Smith. Home run-Cutshaw.
Sacrifice 1y-DaubeFt. Stolen bases-Cutshaw.
Meyer. Double pays-smith to Cutshaw to
Daubert; Hobiitzell to Egan Left on bases
Brooklyn 5. Cincinnati 1. First base called
balls-0f Rucker l. Struck out-By Rucker 4.
by Benton 2. Time Of game hour and 81
minutes. Umpires-0'Day and Emslie
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

One run, hits on Pernoll; taken out in the
seventh, l on base and none out. Credit victory
- Pernoll. Home run-Kane. Two base hit
~ard. Sacrifice hits-GardDer, Kayior, Baum
First base on called balls-On Baum / or Per-
noll J. of Malarkcy !. Struck out-By Baum 3
ny Pernoll !, by Malarkey 1. Hit By pitched
bsiI-Cpok. Double plsys-Cook TO Gardner:
lttschi 10 Mcdonnell: Hosp 10 Brsshear 10 Nc
yonneil; Leard to Gardner 10 Cook. Earned runs
venice, l o1 Pcrnoii. 1 of Malarkey. Left on
hsses-Yenice :. Oakland T. Time OF game
hour and 20 minutes. Umpires-McCarthy and
Held.
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SUMMARY

Three base hits--LesFd Mclean. Two base hits
Kane. Mclean. Sacrifice hits-Coy, Mitze.
Stolen bases-Kaylor, Cook. First base on called
By Klepfer l. by Pruitt s. Hit by pitched ball
Zacher Cook. Double plays-Brashear TO Nc
Donnel: Pruitt TO Leard to Gardner. Left
bases-Oakland T. Venice g. Earned runs-oak-
land ?, Venice 2 Time of game-1 hour and ~
minutes. Umpres-Held and Mccarthy.
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Titus batted for Whaling IN ninth
Rudolph ran for Titus in ninth.
Lord batted for Hess iu ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Boston ....--..0 0 1 2 Is
Chicago .........2 Q 0 0 0 3 o o x-8
SUMMARY
Three base hit-Smith Home run-Saier.
Hits-Of Lavender IL In SIS innings. Off Cheney
none In IS inning. Sacrifice hit-Myers. Sacri-
dee hies-Saier, Zimmerman. Sweeney, Mitchell.
Stolen base-Counolly. Double play-Maranville
10 Sweeney TO Myers. Left on bases-Boston 3,
Chicago 4. First base called balls-On Hess
8, OF Lavender 2. Struck out-By Lavender 3.
BY Hess 2, by Cheney ]. Passed balls-Archer,
Whaling Time of game hours. Umpires-
Klein and Orth.
BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
CINCINNATI July 27.-Brookyn took both
games of double header from the locals here
today. the first by score Of to and the Sec
ond 10 i. Scores
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SUMMARY

Two hits and two runs off Perritt in two
thirds inning. Credit voctory TO Jackson. Sac
rifce hts-Goodwin. I. Howard. Stolen bases
McArde. Johnston f2) woteH, Maggart. Sac
rifce dy-Jackson. First base called balls
OF Perritt 2, of Baker g. of Jackson l. Struck
out-By Baker 1. by Jackson 2. Double plays
Jackson. unsssisted: Mundorf TO Schmidt. Hit
by pitcher-Hogan by Perritt Time of game
Phyle.
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DOUBLE HEADER LIFTS OAKS FROM CELLAR
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST LOUIS. July 27.-Rube Marquard won his
ninth consecutive game this afternoon. when New
York defeated 81. Louis. TO /. The contest
was called at the end of the seventh inning be-
cause of rain double header had been sched-
uied Tor the afternoon. Todavs postponed game
VIII be played of in coaf1.a header Tuesday
Score:
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Vancouver .........o o o o 0-t
Tacoma ..........1 0 0 0 0 x-7
SUMMARY
E Errors--Konnck. McMullin. Stolen bases
Million, McNullin (2l. Two base hits-Frisk,
McMnrdo konniek, Neighbors. Three base hit
Netghbors. Home run-Fries. Sacrifice hits
HARRISON, Frisk Walsh. Pitchers record
Seven runs and hits off Schultz in 6 2-3 innings.
no runs and 1 hit off Doty in 1-3 innings
Charge defeat to Schultz. Struck out--By Schultz
!, by Doty /. Left on bases-yancouver T. Ia
coma s. First base called bals-0n Doty j..
OF Kaufman 3. Passed bali--Harris. Wild pitch
Schultz. Hit by pitched ball-Hensling. Fries
Crisp. Tirle OF game-I hour and 80 minutes
Umpire-Casey
a SPOKANE 7, SEATTLE .s SIS
SEATTLE, July 27.-Seattle and Spokane
broke even i'm todays. double header. Spokane
winning the frst game TO 4, and Seattle the
second 10 0. The second game was called at
the end of the first half OF the seventh to per-
nit the teams to catch a train for Spokane.
Scores:
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Ranger Gaelic Players
Defeat CeIfics

The San Francisco Ranger Gaelic
footballers yesterday defeated the Gel
tics at st. Ignatius by a score of Z
points to 1. The feature of the game
was the combination work OF the win
ners and the playing of Patterson and
Cahill, both of whom did effective work
in the scoring department Crowley
and Roam were the pick OF the Celtics.
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SPOKANE 7. SEATTLE 4
FIRST GAME
Total. .3e 4 8 81 leI

Total 80 z I9
Gipe batted for Raymond in ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle ...........2 o O. 0 o IA
Spokane .a........1 o 800 0 . / 81
SUMMARY
Errors-Strait. Wuffi Lynch Two base hits
Wagner. Wuffi. Three base hit-Killlay.
Stolen bases-Strait. James, McCarI Fitzsinl-
mons. Struck out-By Dell 6, by Fullerton l.
by Smith s. Hit by pitched ball--Hannah by
Fullerton. Double play-Fitzsimmons to McCarI.
in I innings: 3 hits and runs off Fullerton in
innings. Credit victory to Smith; charge de-
feat to Dell Time of game hours and 10
minutes. Umpire e-Toman.
n w -
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SACRAMENTO
Summary

Two base hits-Iindsay (2). Fisher. Sacrifice.
base on caffed balls-on James q OF AreIlanes
!. Stolen bases-Fisher, Kenworthy. Hit bv
pitched bail-Tennsnt. Bliss Fisher Left on
bases-Portlaud 4 Sacramento I. Earned runs
Portland 3. Sacramento /. Time of game
hour aud 55 minutes. Umpires-Bush and
Guthrie.
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SECOND CAME Z

Total ...Iy Il IT
Wilson batted for Raymond in the sixth
Powell bstfed for Coveleskie in the seventh.
SUMMARY
Errors-Fullerton Brown. Home ruD-Jackson
Sacrifice hits-Jackson, Wally. Struck out-Bv
Covaleske 6. First base on called balIs-Off
Reardon 2. of Coveeskie g. Time OF game-I
hour and 20 minutes. Game called in seventh
by agreement TO permit teams to catch train
Umpre-Toman.
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CHICAGO 8. BOSTON 5

CHICAGO. July 27-Pitcher Hess generosity
In issuing passes. coupled with opportune hit
ting by the locals. gave Chicago to vic
tory over Boston today. Chicagos winning run
was made on Zlmmerman's double, Saers out
and Mttchell's long fly.
President Murphy announced today that he
had purchased Pitcher Earl Moore, the former
Philadelphia twirler. Moore was sold TO St
Louis but would not report to Manager Hug
gins The score:
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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

PORTLAND. Ore. July 27-Portland won
the odd game Of the series today by score
of to q Eastley toyed with the Canadian
team until the last two innings. Portland
knocked two pitchers out of the box. Score:
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Milwaukee =, Kansas City g.
First gsrs-Toledo g. LcuisviIle 4
Second gsme-Toledo 8, Louisville 4
First gams-Coiumbus l. IndtsnspoIiss2
Second game--Colunbus 2, IaasGparaliS@A
Minneapolis 2. st. Paui-5. =
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Three hits and two runs of Slagle In s Is
innings. Credit victory to Slage. Three base
hits-Clarke. Johnson. Stolen bases-schmidt.
Page. Sacrifice hit-Arbogast. Sacrifice fys-
d. Howard, Mundorn. First base on called
balls-0f Thomas 2, off SagIe 8. Struck out
BY Thomas ., by Sagle /. Hit by pitcher
Clark by Sagle. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes. Umpires-Finney and Phyie
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. . : . = . .
Dublin John ought to tptoe all the way. The
Monk is on the improve, shown when third.
of speed.
BEST BETs-BEN UNCAs, CHARLEY BROWN
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SUMMARY

Errors-Devore. Tinker. Two base bits--Fisher.
Stengel Groh Three base hit-Klipg. Home run
-Cutshaw. Hits-of Ragon in 5 innings. of
Curtis in Innings of Ames IN 52s innings.
of Brown in i5o an inning of Herbert / in 8
innings Stolen bases-Cutshaw. Meyer (2),
Greh, Fisher. Tinker Moran. Double plays
Wheat to Miller: Cutshsw to Fisher 70 Daubert.
Left on baseS-Brooklyn g. Cincinnati o. First
base called balls---or Regon 3, OF Ames l..
Hit by pitched bsll-Bates by Curtis. Struck
out-By Ragon 3. by Anaes 2. by Herbert l..
Passed ball--Miller. Time OF game hour and
62 minutes. Umpires-ODay and Emelie.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

Memphis 4. Nashville .
Montgomery 3. Chattanooga q Called in nrst
half OF fifth on account of rain
First game-New Orleans s, Birmingham 4.
Second game-New Orleans 5, Birmingham 5.
Mobile 2, Atlanta 1.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
SAN JOSE, July 27.--Pat Harkins outpitched
waiter this afternoon, and Fresno took great
to game away from the locals Score
SUMMARY

Errors-Hrmuth (2), CaTan. Harper. Two
| base hts-Abbott, Wheeler. Stolen bases-Har-
| per, Fahey. Sacrifice hts-Fahey, Lynn Harper
| First base on called balls-0n Harkns q Struck
out-By Walker 4. by Harkins 3. Double play
smith TO Bankhead Passed ball-Lynn. Ba1k-
Harkins Time OF game-1 hour and 35 minutes
Umpire-Cheshre
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland 4, Venice 2.
Oakland 4, Venice 8.
Los Angeles 3, San Francisco ?.
Los Angeles 4, Sam Francisco 2.
Portland 8, Sacramento 2.
GAMES TOMORROW
Oakland at San Francisco.
Venice at Sacramento.
Portland at Los Angeles.
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They figure very close. 1t will be question OF
gameness with these sprinters. Country Boy did
not run his race recently Gossiper will be
long shot In the going. Briton won bis last race.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and 20 yards; selling; 8
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UNION ASSOCIATION

FIRST 1gans--ssit Lake 13. Helena Q.
secons gsme--Salt Lake 8, Helena I.
Great Falls 5, Ogden 1s.
First game-Missouia IL Butfe z.
Second game-Missouia 10, Butte s.
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Butte Entries

The following the entries and selections for
the races to be run today at Butte:
FIRST RACE-FTve and half furlongs; sell
Ing: year olds and upward;
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CASUAL CAMP q S. F. MOOSE


CASUAL CAMP. July 27.--The Casual Camp
tossers finally took the pumber of the San Fran
cisco Moose nine here this afternoon Score:
Casuel Camp. ......................2
San Francisco Moose. se.................0 3
Stevens.
MISSION TERRACE g. MCDONALD COLLECTS
The reorganized Mission Terrace nine routed
the Mcdonald & Collett lads at the park stadium.
Mission Terrace ............ u
Mcdonald Coiiett ..........
Batteries and schmidt; Bliss and
Honey.
JUVENILE CIoTHIERs Is, ATHLETIC CLUB
vISITACION, July 27.--The Juvenile ciothiers
humiliated the Yistacion Valley Athletic club
this afternoon. Score: r. Fl. E.
yisitacion Valley Athletic Cub
Batteries-Ahern and Goldbeck; Wilson and
Ffnnigan-
BERKELEY MOOSE 49, sTAcHLERs .
OAKLAND. July 2T-The Berkeley Moose won
from the stachier club at Thirty second and
Peralta streets this afternoon. Score
Berkeley Moose ................-.13 13 s
Batteries -Fenton and steinbeck; Moyles and
Dahl.
BOYLE & LAwLoRs 10, LEHNHARDrs
OAKLAND. July 2T.-The Boyle & Lawlors
won easily from the Lehnhardts at Bay View
park this afternoon. Score: r. H. E.
Boyle Lawlors. rs......-............10 IS 2
Batteries-Burnest and Downey; Henley and
Rogers.
COURT MERRITT IA, ELMHURsT 2
SAN LEANDR0, July 27.-Cort Merritt cap
tured close contest from Court Elnnhurst in the
Foresters' league this afternoon. Score:
r. n. E.
tcufL MeTIltL
Court Elmhurst ...........-...... 3
Batteries and storer; Vargas and Ar,
lett.
ROYAL SHOE II. PIRATES g.
OAKLAND. July 27.-The Royal Shoe com
pany champs took hard fought contest from
the Oakland Pirates at. the First and Adeline
deld this Afternoon. Score: r.. ". e.
Royal Shoe company sny................i1 "a 4
F1rAt~B a
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srocKroN 5. wArsoNvrrTr :

wATS0NYILLE. July 2T.--The visitors rallied
In their last half of the ninth inning this after
noon and landed on Pop Arlett for three talles
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Stolen base--Burns. Double play-Fietcher 7
ST. Louis 5. First base on called balls--0f
Griner 2. Struck out-By Vanguard 2. Time 0
game hour and 25 minutes. Umpires-Brennal
and EaSnn
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Total ...32 2 10 "A lei

Total 30 10 a I6I
Dein1as batted for Kantlehner In the eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Victoria .......s. o o 0 Il
Portland ..s....... o o 2 O O x-I
~f@ess SUMMARY
Errors-Madden (2) Rawlings. Struck out
BY Fitzgerald l. by Kantlehner l. by Easttey 4.
First base called balls--On Fitzgerald 2 OF
Kantlehner 2, OF Toner 4 Two base hits
Eastley CO. Guigni Hemau, Moehler, Crum
Fitzgerald, Rawlings, Alberts. Double plays
Eastley to Coltrin to Helman; Crum to Meek;
Melchoir to Heiimsp. Sacrifice hits-Mohler
Fitzgerald, Meek. Three runs and hits of
Fitzgerald In 8 1-3 innings; L run and hit of
kantlehner in 2 % innings. Charge defeat to
Fitzgerald. Time of game---I hour and 40
minutes. Umpire--Ostdick.
VANCOUVER /, TACOMA 5
TACOMA. July 27.-The Tigers today defeated
the league leaders. to /. Schultz for Vancou-
yer, was driven from the box in the seventh
and Doty held Tacoma tight the rest Of the dis
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Ferrona was just disposed OF by head in her
last race by Frank G. Hogan. Ethel Sampson is
good TO be right there. Moisie long shot has
royal chance to show
SECOND RACE-Fon1r fnrinnus. rnaiaa. o -
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BROWN BROS. I. ANTIOCH q

ANTIOCH. July 27.-After slamming one
feazed and pounded the second slabster for
brace of hits, scoring the winning run Score:
II. H. f..
Brown Bros. Observation-Disclosures. 10
Antioch Observation-Disclosures 6 2
Batteries-Street and Gumber; Sorracco, Evans
and Silva
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CoIUSA Is 1RooRFS I

COLUSA July 2T-Coiusa drubbed the Brooke
Realities, Is to 1. Mails and Fulweilder were
pounded hard. Jim Wigs for Colusa twirled
great bali. His support was alright.
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HEALDsBURG 7, SANTA ROSA .

SANTA ROSA, July 27.-Healdsburg beat
Santa Rosa today. TO g. after eight innings in
which the score tied three times. Score:
r. Fl. F.
Santa Rosa .,.......-...-..........
Batteries-Yates and o'Donnell; Manning and
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Total AZ 5 II SO oci Total. 40 3317
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Stockton .............1 0 o o O o o g.
Basehits ............o 2 o l Of i ali
Ystsonville % 0 0 o 0 o O q o. 2
Basehits ..,....-...0 o 0 240f110 10-1O
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SUMMARY
rrors-Mcclelland williams. Hewitt. Chris
tisnsen, Arlett. Passed bsIl-Simpsos Three
base hits--Holstrun. Simpson. Two base hit--
Thomas. Double plsys-Schmidt TO simpson to
Butler; Arlett 20 Deyereaux to Holstrum. Sac
rihce hts-Wilhoit. Enmundsou. Deve1eaux. First
base called baI1s-on Ariett g.. Struck out
By Arlett O., By Edmundson 4. UmpEe-Kneil-
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8 rArNpRY + REDWOOD c1ry

REDWOOD CITY, July 27.-Msdden had
everything the ball against the home team
here this afternoon, giving but ave drives.
Score: r. n. E.
U. S. Laundry ...................6 IL
Redwood City ...................4 3
dali
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BROOKLYN TAKES TWO
First GAME

IotaI.- 41 I "a q 15I
Total. SO 4 13 81 II
Stengel batted for Ragonsin the sixth.
Kirkpatrick ran for Stenge in the sixth.
Sheckard batted for Brown in the sixth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
BROOKLYN ........0 o 1 o 6 o o OF
Cincinnati ........o 2 1 o o 0-4
SfTsr,rApv
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In the going Charley Brown has an undeniable
chance TO beat out the favorite, Fleeting Fashion
The latter won his last Province is fast
and consistent.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs; sell
ing: 3 year olds and inward.
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SCORE BY INNINGS
suAfMARY

New York. ........O n @ D..
st. Louis. uis................0 0 ! OIL
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Baum was very unlucky to lose his game
He would have it handily enough hac
Litschi held that throw to third In the hrsi
round.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-07-18
CAMBRIA CROWD
COMING SUNDAY
SPECIAL TRAIN TO BRING FOUR
HUNDRED FOR DAY'SOUTING.
BALL GAME SCHEDULED
RAPID CITY BASE BALL TEAM WITH
BUNCH OF RIOTERS WILL ALSO
BE HERE FOR THE DAY.

Secretary Rine. of the local Conner.
cial Club, has arranged matters with
the people of Cambria. Wyoming, so
that next Sunday over four hundred Of
them expect to arrive here on special
train to spend the day. To make the
things more lively they will bring along
their band and base ball team and a
ball game has been arranged with the
Rapid City nine. The Gate City boys
always bring along faithful bunch of
rooters and red hot game of ball with
big crowd to witness the event is sure
to be the result. Before and after the
game the plunges will come in for
their share Of attention. The Cambria
people we're here last year and are q
fine crowd to entertain. Hot Springs
will be glad of the opportunity of en-
Pertaining these people again within
her borders.
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-07-18
NOTICE TO WATER CONSUMERS ON
LAWNS

Notice is hereby given that the com.
psny will discontinue the use of the
whistle at the power house. notifying
lawn users that the time is up for lawn
service, on account of the noise it
makes. Hereafter consumers will be
expected to keep track of the time to
shut the water off.
We are pumping more than ample
supply for town twice the size of Hot
Springs, but owing to the continued
extravagant waste of water, we are
compelled to pump full force all the
time to keep up the supply.
The misuse of water will be carefully
watched and those consumers W b o
shall presist in violating the rules of
the company, in letting the water run
beyond the prescribed hours unless q
permit has been issued to do SOY will be
promptly shut off and a meter will be
promptly installed for that particular
connection forthwith.
WATER LIGHT & Power Co.,
11t3 ]. F. Parks, Supt
Hot Springs weekly star. (Hot Springs, S.D.) 1892-1917, 1913-07-18
RECEPTION FOR MRS. CARRIER.
Mrs. B. j. GlattIy Entetained Last Week In
Honor of Her Sister.

Mrs. B. j. GlattIy Entetained Last Week In
Honor of Her Sister.
Among the most enjoyable of the
seasons social functions was the re.
ception given By Mrs. B. J. G,attiy at
her attractive new home on College
Hill on Friday afternoon from 3 to s
O'Clock in honor of her sister, Mrs.
Carrier. The large living room was
profusely decorated with roses of the
American Beauty and Crimson Ramb-
ler varities and harmoniously tinted
sweet peas we're attractively displayed
thruout the pretty dining room. Punch
of the most delicious flavor was served
turnout the afternoon by Mrs Charles
Stewart. A n excellent program of
music, both vocal aud instrumental.
was rendered by Mesdames Hummel
and Hedrick. of Hot Springs, and
Caralla. of Rapid City, while Mesdames
Carrier and Wheeler contributed 20 the
enjoyment of those present by readings
and recitations. A dainty luncheon
was served in the dining room by
Misses Theresa CLARK, Norma Bentley
and Marguerite Randall, assisted by
Mrs. VIM. II. Stanley and Miss Cleve-
land. Mrs. Carrier departed on Monday
evening for an extended visit with
friends In Iowa and Minnesota.