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NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE

SPOKANE. Ang. 24.-Tacoma was Shut out
today. the being: X. II. Il.
Spokane ..........-........... IL
Tacofna ............- -............. @ q 3
BATTERIES Douglass and Hannah Mcf;innity
Girot aud Harris
SEATTLE Aug. 24.-seattle won from VAN
couver today Score: n. II. f.
Vancouver ....-...-.....,.. ,
Seattle .......s.......... o
Batteries Schultz and Grindcll; Gpe and
Wa.ly.
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High battcd for Tutweilcr in fhe eighth.
Louden ran for Stanage in the eighth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Boston ..........t o 2 o 0-3
Detroit .........0 o. 0 90
SUMMARY
Errors-Cobb ycach. Two base hit-Craw-
ford Three base hit--Spcakcr Stolen bases
Cobb Engle. Double plays--Wagnrr to Yerkes
to Engle; Dauss to Tutweilcr. Left on bases
Boston o, Detroit s. First base on called balls
OFF Moseley 2 OF Dauss ). Struck out-By
Moseley G, by Dauss s. Time of game
hour and sc minutes. Cmpires-Eyans and Fer
guson.
PHILADELPHIA 8, ST. LOUIS
ST. LOUIS Aug. 24-Batting five runs off
weiiman in the first before he taken out,
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FIGHT FANS SIZE
Up L|GHTWE|GHTs
Burns Rules Favorite; Red
Watson Nearing Mark,
Talks of Victory

Red Watson left his training quar-
ters in Niles yesterday to go to the
Oakland Wheelmens club to allow the
fans to look al him box and give them
haired scrapper certainly looked good,
and he convinced the spectators that
he has been training faithfully for his
bout with frankie Burns, which will
be sta ged tomorrow night at the Oak
land Wheelmen's club.
After a long jaunt on the road Red
arrived a the club quarters perspiring
freely. as he logged all the way from
tomary gymnasium exercises and then
finished up by donning the gloves with
Marty Kane the fighting bellboy, and
the pair went at ii for two rounds.
Watson showed plenty of form and the
spectators were pleased at his work.
He jumped on the scales at the con-
clusion of his work and tipped the beam
at 135 pounds This is proof positive
that Red has been working hard, for he
carries a lot of excess poundage when
cut Of training and he is forced to work
hard TO get it off. Like Young Corbett,
he is round and inclined to pick up
weight very easily, and it will come off
him when he gets down to serious
work.
FOLLOWERS ARE CONFIDENT
Everybody connected with the Wat
condition. They claim that he Will sure
~ defeat Burns They declare that he
is much faster than when he hooked up
with frankie more than year ago
Watson will do some light work to-
day. He will resort to the drying out
process to get down to the 1913 pound
mark. According to the articles. they
are TO weigh 1913 pounds at 3 o'clock
the day of the contest.
Burns also worked out at the Oak
land Wheelmen's club. He has been
training there for the last week. He
finished his work early in the after
noon and then left the quarters to
make way for Watson. A big crowd
watched the Oaklander go through nine
rounds of boxing. and his work was
Judges who still think frankie has a
chance of getting to the top of the
lightweight heap.
He put on the gloves with Abe At
tell, the Denver 12S FOUNDER, frankie
Edwards and Freddy Hammond He
and showed up in great form. Burns
is confident that he will defeat Watson
and declares that he will accomplish
the trick inside of 10 rounds.
BURNS STILL FAvORITE
Burns rules a favorte in the betting.
Those who are inclined to wager on
the outcome of the battle are offerin&'
to lay odds of 10 to s that the Oakland
boy will take the measure of Watson
Burns has decision over Watson.
having won from him in seven rounds.
The battle was stopped. as Watson
claimed TO have broken his hand.
The matter of selecting referee for
the coming battle will be settled this
afternoon. When the articles were
signed Burns and Watson agreed that
either Eddie Graney, Jim Griffin or
Toby Irwin would referee. Graney is
favored by the lighters. but it is doubt
full whether he Will consent to act,
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Total. ~ j q - Il
Compton batted for Agnew in fourth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Philadelphia ......5 0 %
St. Louis 0 o o 1 OIL
SUMMARY
Errors-Collins. Balenti. wcllman. Two base
hfts--McInnis. Walsh. Schang. Hits OF Well
man. In 2-3 Inning: OFF Stone. 10 in 1-3 in
nings. Sacrifice hits-Barry, Schang. Stolen
bases--Oldring t2) Collins. Double plays
Stone to McAllester TO Brief: Collins to Nc
Innis: Pratt TO Balcnti to Brief. Left on bases
st Louis Z. Philadelphia 10. First base on
called balls-0n Weilman 1. OF Stone 4. of
Bender 3. Hit by ptcher-By Stone. Schang
Struck out-By stone 3. by Bender G. Time of
game hours and u minutes. Umpires-Egan
and Dincen
CLEVELAND 4. NEW YORK
CLEVELAND. Aug. 24.-Ncw York was pow
erless before Falkcabcrs today and was shut
out. 4 to 0. Both teams feldcd well. Ford
started the game for New Work but lasted only
one inning. Bat three hits aud olc run were
made of Schulz. Score:
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Total. ..'4 L ~ u
Easterly batted FOR Scott In eighth
Bckalk ran for Bodie in ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Wash iGstUn ......O o o o.
Chicago .........-.0 0 0 o 0 Q o--l
SUMMARY
kError-Morgan. Two base hts-Collins, Gan
dill. Three base hits-Johnson. Foster. Hits
off Scott. 6 in s innings: or Benz. nole in I
inning, LeftA on bases Washington s, Chicago
g. First base on called baIls--On Scott L.
Struck out-By Johnson g. by Scott ). Time of
game-1 hour and 35 minutes. Umpires-Mc-
Greevy and Connolly.
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VERA HAL TAKES
FREE FOR ALL
PAGER Again Beats Happy
Dentist at Golden Gate
Stadium

The San Francisco driving club
staged six light harness events at the
Golden Gate park speedway yesterday
and some good racing was witnessed
by large crowd In the. free for all
pace Vera Hal again took the measure
of Happy Dentist, winning in straight
heats.
The free for all trot brought out a
nice field and Matawan had but little
trouble in downing the opposition.
Kinney Lou proved the contender in the
first heat, but was then withdrawn.
The summary follows:
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SEVENTH RACE--Five fIrlongs; selling:
I.tc ord
BEST sErs-sEMrsr1IA. xoIIrE RICHARDS
ENGINE CO. . ), ENGINE co. IS

Engine Co. 6 scored over Engine Co. IS at the
Seventh and Harrison streets grounds yester
day afternoon. after IL innings Score:
R. H. E.
Engine Co. 6..................-..- 8 IL
Esgfnc 20. DO.
BatterIes--Ldh and Andrews: Moholy and
Q'Donncll
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Derrick hit hr haffcd ball
NJ "attVI TOT dNlltS III FIEHfl.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Perritt l. by lanes 2. by
krarse 3 First base called balls-Of Per-
rltt :, off James 2 on Kranse /. Two base hit
--Arbogast. Double plays-Johgnson TO Page to
Moore: Ellis to Arbogast Sacrifice hits-Mag
CART. James. Chadbourne Johsson. Stolen bases
Howard. Mccormick, Maggart. Innings pitched
by James s. base hits OFF James g. runs .
Time Of gamc-1 hour and 45 minutes. Umpires
-Ihyle and Finney.
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FORT M1LEY ., oUrF1rrEas 8

1t took II gruelIing innings before the visiting
Columbia Outftters gave up at Fort Miley this
afternoon Score: n. RI. Il.
Fort Mley ...s.......... IA 2
Outhtters II 2
BatterIes-Beck, Sullivan and Ellison; BuIkner
and Marshall.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWESTERN LEAGUE
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT, Aug. o4-Getting only four hits
and striking out suggers when danger threat
cned, Mosely led Boston to 8 to victory over
Detroit todar Score.
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c5-.-.--s-.-.-.-.-.-.-.- -.-,-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.
Standing of Clubs
in Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Oakland g, San Francisco 3.
Oakland 2, san Francisco 1 I'll
fnnings).
Los Angeles 2, Portland 1.
Los Angeles =. Portland >.
Sacramento 4. Venice 4.
Venice 4, Sacramento O.
GAMES TOMORROW
Los Angeles at san Francisco.
Sacramento at Portland.
Oakland Mt Venice.
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ST AIAIARY

Thrce rams and 10 bits off Malarkey. taken out
IN ninth. none down and on: credit victory TO
Pruitt Two base hits--Leard CO.. Mundorf.
Rohrer. Sacrifice hifs-Downs. Mundorf Sac
rifce fv-AlcArdle. Stolen bascs-Hogau. Cart
wright. First base on called baIls--Of Malarkey
/ L. off Tei6eld 3. Struck out-By Leifeld ]. hy
Pruitt L. Double play-Cook 10 Leard to Ness
Left on bases-Oakland T. San Francisco O.
Earned runs-oakland >. San Francisco ,. Wild
4 pitch=Leifeld. Time of game hour aud 80
minutes Umpres-futhrie and Bush.
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NOE VALLEY IL. HAMILTON OUTLAWS 6

The Noe Valley Merchants batted out vic
tory against the Hamilton Outlaws at the park
yesterday afternoon. Scores II. II. E.
Hamilton outlaws ..........6 2
Batteries-H Sands and J. Dineen; Cara and
Topini.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck out-By Stanley ] by Krausc 3 First
base on called balls-Of Checb 2. off Stanley
!. of Krause e. Two base hits-Page. Lindsay
Chfch. Arbogast. Double pays-Johnson to
Page to Moore. Charge defeat 10 Stanley. Credit
victory 10 Chech. Sacrifice hits-Wotell Chad
bourne, Crabbe. Page Sacrifice fy-Doaue
Stolen bases Wotell, Howard Hit by pitched
ball-Page. Murray kranse. Innings pitched
BY Stanley 3. by Chech I. Base hits-0n Stan
ley :. runs 4; off Chech 10. runs 3 Time of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. umpres-Fn
neY and Phyle.
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SUMMARY

Sacrifice hits-C Cartwright -. Stolen bases
Icarl Gov Johnston. FIRST base called balls
Lon Ables .. off Overall j. Struck out-By
-ibles D. overall S Double piayrcook. Muas-
sisted Left on bases-Oakland s. San Fran
cisco g. Wild pitch-Ables. Earned runs
oakland . san Francisco l. Time Of game-2
hours aud minutes Umpires-Bush and Guth-
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SUMMARY

Hits made off Ferguson 3 and in s in
nings charge fefeat to Ferguson. Two base
hits-Tcnnant. Shnn. Sacrifice hits-kenworthy
t2l, Hailnan. Stolen base-Bliss. First base
on called balls-On Munsell I. off Ferguson ,.
Struck out-By Munsell s. by Ferguson 3.
Double play-PatteTson to 0Rourke to Patter-
son. Wild pitch--Munsell. Hit by pitched ball
Lewis by Ferguson. Time of game hour
and 81 minutes. Umplres-Held and Mccarthy.
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CLEVELAND 4. NEW YORK 0

SCORE By INNINGS
Cleveland .........3 o O l o o O x-4
New York ........0 o 0 90 0 0 90
SUMMARY
Two base ht--Schulz. Sacrifice hit--Knight
Stolen bases-Lebold t2l. Jackson Pitching
record-Four hits OF Ford In inning: hits OFF
Schulz IN Z innings. First base on called balls
or Fakenberg 3. of Schulz 2. Hit by pitcher
BY Ford / tLajoie). Struck out-By Falken-
berg 3. by Schulz 6. Left bases--Cleveland
). New York I. Time of gamc--l hour aud A.
minutes. Umpires--O Longhln and Sheridan.
WASHINGTON :, CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug. 24.-Walter Johnson won his
fourteenth consecutive victory today. when
Washington defeated Chicago > to 1 in the FIRST
game of the visitors, farewell s. rios bere Score
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AeoIian Club Cruises TO
Hunters P0inf


ALAMEDA. Aug. 24.-One Of the most
successful cruises ever held by local
Yachting club was that Of the Aeolians
OF ahis city. which came to- close with
the return Of the yachts from Hunters
point late tonight. The cruise was a
ladies' day affair. and was participated
in bv Is of the yachts and cruiser
launches OF the Aeolian fleet
The following yachts participated;
I-lan.hfr Wave Commodore George Jones
SDncd,SelI Capiain Ben Jost Nautilus. Captain
rari Strom. Gcnesta Captain b.. Roehke Girar-
,ius CAPTAIN Fred Delanoy lola Captain Louis
captain Henry Boyson: Guy. Captain II. Otttn-
aef. n 4 T. Captain L. Durand; Carrie l.. Cap
Taf, r. Z Tappanf: Manuwai, Captain Leon
Konfgshoffer: Maybe Captain > Grecian; Mist
Captain Waiter Jones.
Next Sunday the yachts will cruise
ia Redwood City, where dance and
hav ride have been arranged. On
fhe return trip they Will compete for
frophies offered by Redwood City mer-
chants.
The first annual regatta for the Com
next Sunday afternoon. The start ana
finish will be Surf Beach park.
ODD Av. MERCHANTS 7. RICHMOND ELKs 2
RICHMOND. Aug. 24.-Tt case Of simply
counter between the Twenty-third Avenue Mer-
chants and the Richmond Elks, with me visiting
,seam winning its seventeenth consecutive game.
;rwenty-thirsi Avenue Merchants. II /
Riclm0nd Elks =. d., 49,.
Fielder and Richards.
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Johnson Is Osfracized by
Stage Folk

LONDON. Aug. 24.-Jack Johnson. the Amer
iear negro pugilist arrived in London tonight
and declared his Intention to fulfill his music
hall engagement. Johnson is booked to give
boxing exhibition August p, and his engagement
has been condemned by the executive committee
of the Variety Artists federation.
LEvEE JRS. s, SCoTT'S EXPRESS
The Levee Jrs. finally nosed out the SCOTS
Express nine at Oakland yesterday noon. Score:
n. H. f.
lcven Jrs ..--..-- ~
Sc0ttS Express y. In
Rattcries-Sousa and Galbraith Morse and
II 1sen.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

STOCKTON. Aug. 24.-stockton was victorious
over San Jose. Score: j. III. f.
Stockton ......................
San Jose ..........-... ..........2
Batteries-Androdra and Simpson; Pope and
O Donnell.
FRESNO. Aug. ~ - Watsonville had 10 TO
spare in today's game. Score: r.. III. f.
Watsonvlle ............. .....-.....12 IL 2
Observation-Disclosures. Drfscoll aud Hoffman:
Stevens. KilIilay and Kuhn
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BROWN BROTHERS 2, MISSION TERRACE /

Hitting in the pinches gave the game to the
Brown Brothers nine against the Mission Ter
team yesterday afternoon. Score:
r. Fl. +.
Brown Brothers ....,...-......-... 9
N1SSl0n Terrace j
Batteries Workman and Goldstcin; Cronan and
Drcus,
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Summary

Two base hits-O Rourke Moran. Sacrifice hit
Bliss. Sacrifice ny-Kane First base on
called balls-Of Klawitter 1. on Hit L. Struck
out-By Klawitier 6. by Hit 2. Time of game
II hour and 40 minutes. Umpires-McCarthy
aud Held.
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AFTERNOON GAME

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RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS
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MILL VALLEY IL. SAN RAFAEL

SAN RAFAEL. Aug. 2i.--The verdict went to
Mill Valley over San Rafael In the hattie for
the championship of Marin county this after
noon. Score. r. H. f
Mill Valley ....................I IA D.
San Rafael .................... q
Batteries--Martin and Fitzgerald: johnson and
Rreslauer
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BREWERS FACING HARD TIMES
President scnaefer at Recent
New T,sx Convention.

For many years. in their national
and state conventions, brewers have
always opened their proceedings with
eongratulatory announcements Of the
satisfactory increase il their trade.
But there was nothing especially op-
fmistic in the address Of the presi-
dent of the New York State Brewers
association, delivered at it's last an
nual convention in New York City.
It's somewhat dolorous reference to
the fact that the liquor interests were
not dealing with theory, but with a
real condition. namely, that 100000
people in this enlightened country
have prohibited locally or otherwise
ahe traffic In alcoholic averages. indi-
Gated quite the contrary. The New
York Times calls attention to the fact
That President Schaefer did not for
moment indulge in the familiar asser-
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WINTHROP COLLEGE
SCHOLARSHIP and ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION.

The examination for the award
of vacant scholarships in Winthrop
College and for the admission of
new students will be held at the
County Court House on Friday,
July 4, at 9 a. m. Applicants
must be not less than sixteen years
off age. When Scholarships are
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Scholarships are worth 500 and
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CONTROL OF LIQUOR TRAFFIC
Col. Maus Gives His Views on Right
90 Regulate or Prohibit Sale OF
Alcoholic Beverages

Col. L. Mervin Maus OF the q. 8.
army medical corps before the Ma
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geons, said:
Governments. states, counties and
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