The San Francisco call., 1913-08-11
BUSH GAMES ARE
HOTLY CONTESTED
Remarkable Plays Result
and Some New Stars
Develop
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| SUNSET COFFEE g. DrMoND GROCERY
| Blake1y secured 13 strike out victims in yes
terday's little 1amboree with the Dimond Grocery
nine on the F'ruitvale grounds. Score:
s@nsss S'm.aa ceiress s.1essr. s 9 : :
| Batteres-Blakely and Feeley; Young and Full
ler
EMERYvILLE 8, TRIBUNEs 2
| The Emeryvnle tossers worsted the Oakland
Tribunes in a closely played game at Emeryville
yesterday afternoon. Score: r. H. e.
batteries stroster and Drollette; whitehouse
and Althouse
| DIMoND STARS Is, Globe MILLERs 10
! The Dimond Stars and the Globe Millers had
slugfest on the Dimond lot, Oakland. yester
/ day. Scorer n n y.
Dimond Stars --.--...-..-..-.l3 70
''aDs sstteresnohadwics ilss-s and Hicks schwartz
Goldy and Simmons.
| HARTSooK PHOTOS Z, REDWOOD CITY, 8
| REDWOOD CITY. Aug. 10.-Ross for the vis-
itors and Turner for the home boys, We're much
| in the lmelight with the willow in this after
noon's conflict between Hartsook Photos and the
| Redwood City club. Score: r. H. 2:
Hartsook Photos -....-.----....... II s
heewder RstaeresMkerston .E and Ross: Keatins and
Graham.
FORT MCDOWELL 8. UNION IRON WORKS 7
/ FORT MCDOWELL, Aug 1o-By means OF
driving out the sphere with the bags overworked
at various periods the Fort IN mepSwsll @ mime nine
this afternoon Score X a.
Fort Mcdowell. .........-.-.-.-.....9 1s 3
Batteries-Barnes Rollins and Getzel; Alolo,
| Kelly and Bachowski.
FORT BAKER II. COURT ALDEN
FORT BAKER. Aug. 10-Fort Baker played
| this afternoon. Score: r. III. Il.
Fort Baker. II II Z
o0Har alasn Ilddicott and Reeves. HpD and
Bignaini.
yM,1 NO 80, COURT ELMHURsT 2
| The T. NJ r team of council No. made 1t
hurst team at Elmhurst yesterday afternoon.
Score: r. T. r.
Ha BatteriesMsuilivan u aud Hooper; D. Arlett and
II. Arlett.
RICHMOND OUTLAWS s, LASH BITTERe
/ RICHMOND Aug. 1o.--In game which proved
| hummer the Richmond outlaws took the meas
ure Of the Lash Bitters here this afternoon
| Score: K. T. r.;
Richmond Outlaws.
Lafn satterissri.geraid s.ris and Redmond Johnson
LACEY MISSION TERRACE 5. BUsHRoDs 8
! Raw Ulrich and Sweeney were the main
squeezes in yesterdays win for the Mission
Terrace nine Score: r. =. r.
| Mission Terrace .....--..-..-s----- !
DJat Observation-Disclosures and schmidt; Mitchell and
Clement.
| SoNoMA, Aug. 10.-Many raw decisions rem
dered in favor OF the Sonoma team. gave the
| home side the verdict over the Greater Oakland
bunch this afternoon. Score: r. r. "a. II
Greater Greater Oakland .............:. ~ 3
/ Batterfes-Rylander and Block; Mcneil, Beak-
| ley and Williams.
| M. VIEWERS Q, FREpERICKsBURGs /
| The M. Weiner Tailors treated the newly
organized Fredericksburg to surprise yester-
day afternoon, by beating them without much
N. Weiners ............--.....-... u z
ssferisMeAlister and Robinson Abbott
MACDONALD & COLLECTS 5, cARNATIoN
with the bags congested. Cody lined out a
Macdonald Mac % & % coiiett nine, at South Side play
grounds yesterday afternoon. Score:R H. f.
Macdonald & Collett .-,..-...---.. 10 z
BafteriesMBiss and Honey; Larsen and
Quierolo.
BURLINGAME g. PANAMANIANs
BURLINGAME, Aug. 10.--Burgess allowed the
| opposition but six scattered hits this afternoon
| Score. Il. HI. T..
Burlingame OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
faRameaaas BataerssnBargess and Krause: Young and
O'Neill.
FORFEIT CLAIMED
| The Rath1en Mercantile nine claimed for
/ felt game yesterday when the Polk street Jour
mails failed to show up at the Presidio grounds
CLAIM A VICTORY
! The South City Juniors claim victory over the
| Bay City team. The game was scheduled for 10
o'clock sunday at South City, but the Bay City
/ team failed to show up.
UNION ST. MERCHANTS 6, HAMILToNs o
| 1t was four straight for the Union Street
Merchants by defeating the Hamilton Outlaws at
Iobos square yesterday afternoon Score:
Union Street Merchants. ........... 10 o
Hamilton Outlaws ...........-...-. 5 2
! Batteries-Burke and Favette; Suhr and Fo-
| pni.
] co. B, SIGNAL CORPS, 7, PIEDMoNTs 8
/ Hughes was practically the whole show in yes
! terdays contest between the Co. B. Signal Corps,
| nine and the Piedmont Merchants. Score:
X. III. f..
| Co. B. Signal Corps ps.-....--......-.-
Batteries hughes and seipel Scott and
| Seipel-
TELEGRAPHs 8, OUTLAWS /
| The Outlaws were frustrated In attempt to
! put the Telegraphs out Of the way at the North
Beach Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon. Score:
/ r.. H. E.
Teegraphs ..-.-....-............ IA
Batteries -Mccluskey and Mavello; Dave and
| Ritchie.
AMERICAN MARINE PAINT COMPANY g.,
/ MOHAWKS
| The American Marine Paint company wrested
| the long end of the score from the NIohawks at
/ Jackson Fairgrounds yesterday afternoon Score.
r.. Fl. E..
American Marine Paint Co.......-. Z 0
| Batteries-Heitman and Lucy; Mccullough and
| McNulty.