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DIAMOND SPARKLETS

Fanning's strIkeout list OF 10 men IS the best
done by any of the local pitchers this season.
All the Oaks looked soft to our HEAVIER
1t was Corhan's first homer the local
grounds this year. Too bad there were not a
couple. Of Seal runners on the paths to make
it good and strong.
Kreitz worked behind the bat for the Oaks
and sdL Manager m Mite took day on 1. Ths auburn %
and got by very nicely
Cartwright's batting eye e coming back to
through with pair Of beautiful doubles, which
helped the good cause sl0ns-
tbe seventh Howard mmedstelv started ~
warm up Lefty Lieaeld But Tanning quickly
have to call his new Ginger
y
Little Mundorf was ont of the game being
slightly indsposed SO Charles worked In the
right garden. Charles had his eye glued right
little drives for himself
X
SO they filed IN with Hetling at the second
station and Guest at third. Both Of them put
up slashing good game Of ball. SO scrappy
Bill not missed badly.
X
Pitcher stanridge will go back to Watson
vile today for one day only. The fans down
see acI1O0 fresno,
so Cal Ewing allowed bis slabster to go, al
though he win be taking quite chance at
that.
X
The Seals still have chance to win the se-
ries although they will have to show speed
enough to take todays double header All the
so 1t looks like battle for blood between
them.
Governor Johnson and his son, Hiram W. Jr.,
xva had ~ frnn, h1v R1
for the Seals. However it is different when
Sacramento is playing. for the chief executive
and his family always are strong for the Sen
ators.
The prettiest play Of the day was pulled Of!
out double to center Kreitz was hit by a
pitched ball and both advanced out II
looked bad TIL Taylor hit long fly to Sehaller.
new Seal heaved the ball Ike bullet and
right TO the pan and the speedy OAK was dou
bled up.
Howard played the game under protest aftei
Kreitz was tipped by thrown ball. The Sea-
boss claimed that the Oakland catcher's bal
ten to him. Howard then asked Held to con
suit bis side kicker Hayes. but this Held re-
However, 1t does not 20 now because the Seals
won the game, anyhow
The fans will get their first glimpse of Lefty
Iieheld. the big Seal soutbpaw. in one of the
games today. Howard is not sure when he will
start the former Cub and Pirate slabster. but
the afternoon. Baker. the other ofhand pitcher
is due to work IN the other game With two
fast southpaws lined up right It does look as
though boys stand excellent chance OF
putting the series in the basket.
X x
The present week has been Jimmy Johnston's
worst for base stealing since he joined the
Seals right after the opening of the season
Jimmy is generally good for at least half a
dozen steals a series and the fans were begin
ming to worry, for up to yesterday he had
failed to pilfer bag. However, he made good
IN the seventh when he walked. Then he made
dash for second and Ables apparently caugh,
him or FIRST with his famous half balk. Jimmy
however. kept on his way and slid into second
week
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William Johnston Stars
in East

NEW YORK Aug. 2.--The third days play
In the New York state lawn tennis championship
tournament today brought four Of the men into
the round before the semnnals- The quartet In
cluded n W. Slocum, the former national cham
pion: r. R. Pell former national indoor cham
pion; A. II. Man Jr., New England champion Of
Yale, and NJ. L. I. 6alyao, the German AL
won in straight SETS
beat r. H. Palmer 1T 6-4. 6-2 and Galvao,
who beat Allen Tobey 1t 50 and 80.
William Johnston Of California has oo1y
played as far as the fourth round In coming
through the 10 year old wonder easily beat H. c.
Martin, Crescent A. c., title holder. at OIL.
e.
S. II. voshell recorded an upset By beating w.
M. Hall. just from the clay court championship
at Omaha. by O-6, 6-3. Is
60.
Among the other winners were O. =. Touehard
r. G.. Baggs.
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ELEVEN INNINGS
IN Los ANGELES
Erratic Throwing by Claude
Berry Loses Game for
Portland

Los ANGELES. Aug. Claude Ber-
rvs erratic throwing at critical stages
lost today's game for Portland, the
Angels winning at the close of an IL
inning struggle, to /.
With Portland one run to the good.
Ellis was sent in TO bat for Ryan in
the eighth. He singled and reached
second on Berry's wide throw, subse-
quently scoring.
Play in the eleventh was a repetition
Of that in the eighth, Wotell bringing
in the winning run. West was indis-
posed and was forced co retire in the
tenth. Score:
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British Columbia Tennis
Tournament

VICTORIA, Aug. Miss McDermott the
final of the ladies' singles in the British Colum-
bia tennis tourney here today when she defeated
Miss Henderson, CO, 60. This is the first
occasion In which Miss Henderson has met with
defeat in any OF the competitions In the present
tournament. Results:
Ladies' singles, fnals-Miss McDermott beat
Miss Henderson 6-2, 60.
The winner will play the holder of the title
Miss NJ. Pitts, this afternoon
Mixed doubles-Dodweil and Mrs. Langley beat
Mr.. and Miss Kettenbach, 6-1, CO.
Tyler and Mrs. Stanford beat Captain FouIkes
and Mrs. Talbot. 2 sets to 1 (no seores).
Evans and Miss Henderson beat Tyler and
Mrs. Stafford, 6-S 6-1.
Peters and Miss Leigh beat DodweI and Mrs
Langley BY 2 sets to ! (no scores).
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VALLEJO PROMISED GOOD BALL

vALLEJ0, Aug. 2-Class baseball is prom
fsed at the Cycodroms tomorrow when the VAL
lejos and the Panamanians cross bats. Manager
as good ball az was furnished BY the Dread
noughts, in the California league, and he states
that II he Is given the proper support by the
fans be will strengthen the local club until Ii is
the equal Of auy semiprofessional aggregation In
the state.
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SuMMARY

Exrors-Thomas. Sadler, Reeder, Lynn. Nine
hits and four runs Oh Emerson In eight innings.
One hit and four runs on Walker In one inning
Charge defeat to Emerson. Struck out--By
Emerson 3. by Andrada s. First base on called
balls-0n Emerson g. on Andrada 3. Two base
hits--Abbott Wihoit Simpson. Stolen bases
Smith. Abbot. Wild pitch-Andrada. Passed
ball-Lynn. Sacrifice hits-Smith, Schmidt.
Edmundson. Sacrifice ny-Edmundson, McClel-
Time Of game hours ana minutes Umpire
Cheshire.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-"Johnson day. at
tracted President Wilson and the largest crowd
to see Walter Johnson Washington's star pitch
er presented with huge silver loving cup filled
with crisp new $50 bills. Johnson won his game
to 2
The loving cup was presented to him by the
fans. In It was more than $500 in bills, and as
up yellowback and wiped hfs brow with It.
President Wilson Joined heartily in the cere-
monies. cheering and applauding as loud as any
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CLOAK AND
SUIT MFG. CO.

$40 GRANT AVENUE. SAN FRANCIsCO
H. J. Buchiug, z704 Bryant Street. s. r.
G. Il. Brundtxe. 38l Kearny street, 8. r.
y. Addago, 328 Union ST., San Franchise
j. Noque, lisa =. 14th st., r. Oakland
n. Newman, 111z webster St. Alameda
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CHICAGO 4. NEW YORK
LII

Errors--HartzelI, Warhop. Two base hit
Berger. Sacrifice hits-Scott (2l. Stolen bases
Collins, Weaver. Left on bases-New York D,
Chicaso Z. Double plays--Wolter to Peckin-
pauGh. Hartzel to Knight. First base on called
balls-On Warhop 4. of Mcconnell 2. OF Scott 1.
Struck out-By Mcconnell 2. by Scott 8. Hit
by pitched baII-Danies (by Scott. Time Of
game-l hour and l5 minutes. Umpires-Egan
ana Dfneen.
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roTTRELL CAN NOT PLAY
nfeuafrh 70 Tha Gam

PAL0 ALTO, Aug. 2-owing to his departure
for the north Ella Fottrel. the San Francisco
tennis crack, sent word to Palo Alto that he
will be unable to meet Lin Murray of Stanford
university In their championship match for an
other two weeks In the local matches the
courts of the Peninsula club tomorrow FottreIls
place will be taken by Bass and Lewis. two
other top notchers from San Francisco The san
Francisco performers will neet Murray and Pro
fessor Bingham the best PAID Alto racquet
wielders. In doubles match. and each will play
In singles. Play win commence at 2:3o D. NJ
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are LEAauEg LEAprNe HrrrERs

CHICAGO, Aug. 2.-The pace set by Joe
jackson proved too swift for ~ Cobb this week.
and the Detroit slugger fell behind In the Amer
can league batting averages. Jackson pounded
his percentage to 4oS, but Cobb dropped to 306.
Jackson has played In % games. while Cobb has
been In only 60. Charles Mcdonald, Boston
continues to be the real leader in tho National
league with 371. though Earl Yingling, Brook
lyn for 2S games, Il hitting S93.
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MORE BAsEBALL eAMpLrre

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. Accused OF con-
Quoting lottery In the form Of baseball pool,
with list OF 2. 300 customers. Henry Reed and
Herbert Gamble we're held In bail here today for
trial 1t Is alleged that the men charged 23
cents for tickets the result Of the games
played In the major leagues.
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wrNNrprc oARsMEr w1Nrns

PORT DALHoUsTE. Ont. Aug. 2-The Win
nfpeg Rowing club. which was represented to-
day at the Canadian Henley regatta Tor the hrst
Of honors. It's entries were successful in the
senior eights and fours. showing decided supe-
rfority to the Detroit and Toronto crews. and
its representative in the senior singles. the only
other event in which they had an entry, took
second place.
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CoLUnnrAs VI. ConcoRn1As

The baseball mines Of the Columbia theater
and the Concordia club Will iine mp this morn
Ing % the St. Ignatius grounds. and : bot game
II looked for. earout and Baer will form the
Concordia battery while Lenxen and K1fnkw viii
work for the Columbia. Selby Oppenheimer and
Ray Badt Will do the umplring.
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NEW YORK e, CHICAGO !

Good batted for Bridwell In the NINTH
SCORE BY INNINGS
New York O o 0 0-Z
Chicago .......O 0 o OIL
SUMMARY
Errors-Evers. Zimmerman. Brtdwell, hresna-
ham, Cheney. Home run--Safer. Stolen bases-
Leach Burns Safer, Bresnahan. Shafer. Muir
raw Double plays-Bridwell to Saier. Meyers
to Herzog to Fletcher to Shafer. Left on bases
New York 8. Chicago g.. First base on caiied
balIs--Of Tesreau g. OF Cheney 5. Hit BY
pitched ball-Meyers (by Cheney. Struck out
BY Tesreau s, by Cheney g. Wild pftch-Cheney
Time OF game hours and 10 minutes Um-
pires-Rgler and Byron
ST. LOUIS & BOSTON
ST. LOUIS, Aug. I'm game repletc with
fast fielding and brilliant base running. ST.
even on the series and. Incidentally. climbing out
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ONLY ONE FINIsHED

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, Aug "A full Mara
thon course 26 miles, 385 yards in which were
entered is athletes Of the northwest, was the
principal feature Of the annual aeld meet of the
Miunea polls Athletic club at Northrup field this
afternoon. Fritz Carlson of the Chicago club
the only one to finish, made the time In hours
IL minutes.
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CLEVELAND TAKES TWO

Total. 81 10 % IT
Lelivelt batted for Leibold In sixth.
Smell batted for Bedient in ninth.
Nunamaker batted for Janvrin In ninth.
Foster ran for Carrigan in ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Cleveland .......0 o o 0 0-5
Boston .......o 2 4 o o o.
SUMMARY
Errors-ONeil, Carrigan. Two base hits
Jackson (2) Leibold Lewis, Carrfgan, Yerkes.
Three base hits-Engle. Hooper Graney Stolen
base-Chapman. Double plays-La1oie. Chapman
to Olson: Turner to Olsen. Left on bases
Cleveland 8, Boston Z. First base called
balls-On Gregg o. Struck out-By Gregg 3.
by Bedient 4. Passed hall--Canigan. Wild
pitch--Gregg. Time OF game hours and 8
minutes. Cmpires-OIoughlin and Sheridan.
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GREAT RACING AHEAD

DETROIT. Mich, Aug Z-With larger and
classics to be raced at the annual blue ribbon
meeting OF the grand circuit In Detroit. August
II to ID, likely to make new re-
ords The entire program ID considered 4
strong one, and the Matron stake Of $4,000
will assemble the pick Of tho year olds.
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ANKLE DEEP AGAIN WINS

ALEXANDRIA BAY. NJ Y. Aug 2.-Repeat-
ing Its sensational performance OF Thursday and
Friday the Ankle Deep easily oufdstaneed its
competitors today in the last of the three races
for the gold challenge cup of the American Power
Boat association The victory gives the tropy
to the Lake George Racing association
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AUSTRALIAN cn1cKErEas WIN

NEW YORK. Aug. "A victory by nine 4
wickets for the Australian cricket players was
the result OF their two day match against the
All New York fifteen at the Staten island cricket
grounds.
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PORTLAND 9, TACOMA .
I PORTLAND Ore, Aug. 2-Despite II Tigers
| IN the Tacoma lineups. Portland won today. 8

Total 33 S "a IA
Lanham batted for Holderman IN eighth.
Harris batted for Kaufman in ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Tacoma ...0 0 o 0-2
Portland ....0 O s O Il 0 1 x-6
SUMMARY
Errors-Hensling 49, HARRISON, McMullin.
Belford, Heflman. Struck out-By Belford !.
by Mays 0. First base called balls-On
Girot 2 Two base hits-Bancroft McMullin.
Guigni, Heilmann Double plays-Harbison to
Holderman: Fries to Crisp. Stolen bases--Ban-
Wild pitch-Belford runs and 2 hits on
Girot; runs and 2 hits of Belford. Time OF
game-l hour and 40 minutes. Umpire-Ost-
dick.
VANCOUVER S. VICTORIA
VANCOUVER. B. c. Aug. Bob Ingersoll
had the best Of pitching duel with Barham
today and timely hitting coupled with the
Victoria pitchers erratic pitching at critical
stages gave the league leaders 9 to vic
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Total ..31 s "a 13l
Strait batted for Brown in NINTH
Gipe batted for Fullerton in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle .....0 O O o o o 2 o.
Spokane ......... O o. o. / x-o
SUMMARY
Errors-James wufni Wagner Two base
hits-Wagner, Yohe, Strait Sacrifice hit-Mac-
Carl. Stolen bases--Jackson, Wagner, Lynch
(2), Altman. Struck out-By Fullerton 9, by
Douglass 8. First base called bails-0n Full
lerton 2 OF Douglass s. Wild pitch-Douglas.
Hit by pitched bafl-Lynch. Left on bases
Seattle g. Spokane 5. Time Of game hour
and so minutes. Umpire-Toman.
PORTLAND g, TACOMA 2
PORTLAND. Ore, Aug. 2.-Despite II Tigers
In the Tacoma lineups, Portland won today, 6
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SACRAMENTO
SUMMARY

Three base hfts-Hosp, Kane. Two base hits
Bayless f2). Carlisle, Hosp. Sacrifice hit
Kane. Struck out-By Kinsela 8. by Raleigh l.
First base ON called balls-On Kinsella 1, of
Raleigh /. Double pay-Tennant TO Young To
Kinsella. Left on bases-Venice 6. Sacramento
3. Earned runs-Venice 5, Sacramento g. Time
of game hour and so minutes. Umpires-
Guthrie and Mccarthy.
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PHILApELPH1A 3. scINcINNAT1 !
CINCINNATI Aug. 2.--By punching hits phil
adelphia the last game Of the series from

Killing batted for Suggs in the eighth.
Egan batted for Devore In the eighth
Dodge batted for Herbert in the ninth
SCORE BY INNINGS
Philadelphia 20 0 oc
Cincinnati ........0 o o III
SUMMARY
Errors-Groh Tinker Two base hits-Cra-
vath. Rixey Three base hit-Cravath. Home
run-Cravath Stolen base--Knabe Double
play-Knabe, Doolan to Luder,ls. Left on bases
-Philadelphia g Cincinnati s. First base on
called balis--Or Rixey /. of Suggs 1. OF Her
bert l. Struck out--By Rixey l. by Suzgs T. by
Herbert 1. Time of game hour and oo min-
utes Umpires-B Brennan and Eason.
NEW YORK 2. CHICAGO !
CHICAGO. Aug. Big Jeff Tesreau. who met
defeat in the initial game Of the series between
New York and Chicago. came back strong today
and enabled McGraw's men to get an even preak
h. x,.ri.a fna final cIa 4. ScoYe.
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MICHIGAN GOLF CHAMPION

SAGINAW, Mich, Aug. 2-phil stanton of
Grand Rapids won the Michigan amateur golf
cent Of Saginaw, one up, after an exciting
struggle
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

gers were too strong for the locals this after
noon, landing on Harry Hughes, the former
Seal for II hits, which Melted 12 runs. Wat
sonville also hit Leonard hard hut the big
lead which the visitors gained at the outset
vas too strong to overcome Score:
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PHILADELPHIA 4, ST. LOUIS

Compton batted for Alexander In eighth.
SCORE BIZ INNINGS
St. Louis. o o o OIL
Philadelphia o O 1 0 o 0 "a
SUMMARY
Errors-Lapp. Brown Two base hits-E. Mur-
ply (2). Collins. Home run-Brown. Sacrifice
|bit-Balenti. Stolen base-Barry. Double play
Barry to Collins to McInnis. Left on bases--St.
Louis 2, PhiladeIphia IL. First base called
bails-OR Hamilton s. First base on errors-St.
Louis I. Struck out-By Hamilton 2. by Brown
5. Wild pttches-Hrown. Hamilton. Time OF
game hour and so minutes. Umpires-Hilde-
brand and Evans.
CLEVELAND TAKES TWO
BOSTON Aug. 2.--Cleveland made 1t five
straight victories over Boston today by winning
both games OF double header. the first to
and the second to o. Score:
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OAKLAND

-Four runs, hits or PerDoll; taken out In the
sixth, no outs, none on. Charge defeat to Per
noll. Home runs-Corhan. Ables. Two base
Cook Sacrifice hits-Pernoll, Coy, McArdle.
Stolen base--Johnston. First base on called
bsiIs--Of Tanning 1, of PernolI 2, on Abes l.
struck out-By Tanning 10. by Pernoi 3. by
Ables 4. Hit by pitched bali-Kreitz Double
play-schsIer to Schmidt. Left on bases-san
Francisco Z, Oakland 9. Earned runs-San Fran
cisco, 3 OF Pernoll. Time OF game hours.
zz4AAiraa--Hald ana EAyAn~ a.
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Three base hits--O,Leary, Konetchy. Harmon.
Stolen bases--Harmon, Whitted. Mowrey. Sacri-
ace ny-Harmon. Sweeney. Double plays
Sweeney to Maranville: Whitted. O'Leary to
Konetchy: wingo to O'Leary. Triple play
Whitted to Konetchy. Left on bases-St Louis
q BOSTON s. First base called baiis-O6
TYLER g. on Harmon L. Hit by pitched ball
Myers fby Harmon) Struck out-By Harmon 3.
by TYLER g. Time of game hour and 5S
minutes. Umpires-ODay and Emslie.
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SUMMARY

One run and hits OF Ryan in Innings;
run and hits of West in 1-3 innings; credit
victory to Per1itt; charge defeat 10 Krause.
Three base hfts-Rodgers %, Kruger. Two base
hit-Chadbourne. Sacrifice hfts-Kores Speas.
Stolen bases-Wotell and Ellis First base on
called bals-0f West !. Off Ryan 4. Struck
out-By West g. by Ryan 3. by Krause I. Time
Of game hours and minutes umpires-
Phyle and Finney.
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NORTHWEST LEAGUE

SPOKANE. Aug. 2.-Spoksne won a to
game from Seattle today because Douglass held
the visitors to scattered hits Hannah and Kill
liay Knocked down what ordinarily would have
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AlrrRrOAN 1UNNER WINS

MANCHESTER. Eng. Aug. 2-HAns Holmer,
40. American long diatance runner. won the 10
meet hare today. His Tins waa o. minutes
IA ~ seccnds. vermeulin ~ KFanco wasveocond.
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Total. 80 4 727 Il

One cut for interference
Nagle batted for Bankhead In the ninth.
Harper ran for Nasle in the ninth.
Pierce batted for Sund In the ninth.
Walker replaced Emerson In the ninth.
p1yNs A~p rrrsra nv rNNTMfxa
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Smell batted for Chaney IN ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cleveland ...I o o o. 2 o 3 III
Boston ............0 0 O 90 0 o 90
SUMMARY
Errors-Lewis. Nunamaker, Foster. Hail. Two
base hits--Yerkes Speaker. Three base hit
Chapman. Stolen base-Leibold. Double plays
Craney and Carisch: Chapman and Olson. Left
bases-Cleveland $. Boeton /. First base
on called balls-On Mitchell /. off Hal 2. on
Clancy 2. First base errors-Cleveland 1.
Struck out-By Hall 8, by Mitchell 2. Time of
game III hour and 81 minutes. Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Sheridan.
CHICAGO A. NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Aug. 2.--Chicago emerged from
its long losing streak today and defeated New
York In the last game of the series by score
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High batted for Dauss in the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Detroit ............0 o O o Ia
Washington .......0 O KS
SUMMARY
Errors-Bush (2). Dauss t2l. Milan. Morgan.
Accsta. Two base hits-Bush. Crawford. Gandii.
Morgan. Stolen bases-Moeller. Gandil- Left on
hases-Detroit 10. Washington T. First base on
called balls-On Dauss 8, of johnson 1. First
base on errors-Detrolt 2. Washington 2. Struck
out-By Dauss =. by johnson f. Passed Dali
Mckee. Time of game--1 hour and so minutes
Umpires-Ferguson and Connolly.
PHILADELPHIA 4. ST. LOUIS
PHILADELPHIA Aug BY winning today's
an break on the series of four contests
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE

PITTSBURG, Aug. 2-Pttsburg made 1t four
straight from Brooklyn today, getting four runs
on Curtis In the eighth inning after two men
were out and Daubert had made wild throw
trying to catch Wagner stealing second. Score:
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Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF. GAMES
San Francisco 4, Oakland =.
Los Angeles 2. Portland 4.
Venice o, Sacramento 3.
GAMES TODAY
San Francisco at Oakland, 10
q. m.
Oakland Mt San Francisco, 2s30
u. m.
Los Angeles-Portland at Ven
ice, 10 a. m.
Portland at Los Angeles, 2s3O
p. IN.
Venice at Sacramento. 2.3o
p. IN.
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Total. .34 4 10 "a Z

Total. .34 10 "a 12I
Callahan batted for Walker in the sixth.
Horan batted for Curtis In the NINTH
SCORE BY INNINGS
Brooklyn ..........O o 3 0 o.
Pittsburg .s..ss....O 0 O 2 O o x-7
SUMMARY
Errors--Stengel Sheer. Daubert. Q. Miller. J.
Miller. viox. Simon. Two base hits-StengeI.
Smith. o. Miller Wilson. Simon. viox- Three
base hits--viox Simon. Stolen bases-Byrne,
Wagner, Sheer. Hit by pitched ball-Wagner by
Curtis. Left bases Brooklyn ., Pittsburg .
First base called balls--0h Hendrix = on
s by Hendrix A. by McQuillan 2. Wild pitch
Hendrix. Time Of game hour and 90 minutes
Umpires-Klem and Orth
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SUMMARY

Errors-Wheeler t3), Stevens, Leonard. Eagle
f2l, Milford Hughes Home r,lns-Sawyer, Cal
Ian. Deyereaux. Three base hit-Wheeler. Two
base hits-Holstrum. Stevens Sacrifice hits
Callan, Hoffman, Holstrum, Williams First
base on called balis--oR Leonard 2. OF Hughes
?. Struck out--By Leonard 3, by Hughes 2.
Stolen Wheeler. Sawyer, Bender, Callan
(2l, Deyereaux, HOFFMAN. Reid Wild pitches
Leonard, Hushes- Hit By pitched ball--Pisrce.
Double plays-Bend~ to Stevens. Sawyer to
Stevens to Sawyer. Umpire--KnelI. Time Of
game hours aud minutes.
STOCKTON 8, sAN JOSE 4.
SAN JOSE. Aug 2.--San Jose had the game
bottled up till tho ninth inning this afternoon
when the Stockton lads began to sting the ball
hard. Their wallops, coupled with costly err
rors. netted elk runs and the game was over.
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vANcouvrR <. VICTORIA /

SUMMARY
Errors-Scharnweber, Ingersol Meek. Stolen
bases--Frisk, Walsh (2l Brinker. Two base
hits-AIberts Delmas, Lewis, Crum, Bennett.
Hit by piteher-sfeek, Frfsk. Wild pitch--Bar-
ham. Double plays-Rawlings to Delmas to
base on called baIls-On Barham s. of Inger-
soil 8. Time of game hour and 35 minutes.
Umpire-Casey.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Kansas City 6. st. Paul 4.
Milwaukee A. Minneapolis 3.
Columbus ]. Louisville q.
Indianapolis 9, Toledo g.
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PORTLAND
Los ANGELES

One out when winning run was scored.
Ellis batted for Ryan IN eighth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
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TOTAL .SI 2 n Ia
Titus batted for Mann in seventh
Clymer batted for Smith In nintn
Rariden batted for Collins In ninth.
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SECOND GAME

Total. ~ 8 Y 10
Smell batted for Clancy in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS