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Johnson Can Do Nothing
in SfahI Case

DETROIT, July 17.-President Ban B.
Johnson Of the American league will
not interfere in the Jake Stahl release
matter, but will personally decide the
question raised by the recent trade be-
tween the New York and Chicago Amer
lean league clubs involving Chase, lei
der and Borton.
President Johnson made these state
ments in Detroit today
Although I deeply regret McAleer's S
action in releasing Stah1 as manager
after Stahl had accomplished so much
with the Boston club. there isn't any
thing that I could do about it il |
wanted to- he said.
President Johnson also announced
that Ty Cobb of the Detroit team, sus-
pended recently for an argument with
Umpire Hildebrand, VIII be back in the
game tomorrow.
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ANGELS OUSTED
rom TOP BERTH
Bumped Off Ladder by Ven
ice While Portland
Steps Up

Los ANGELES, July 17.-For the
first time this season Los Angeles oc-
cupied a position other than first in
the Coast league standing tonight.
The Angels We're bumped off the top
rung of the ladder by Venice, the shift
in the percentage column having been
made possible by the victory OF Port
land over San Francisco. The score
was to o.
Roy Hit, pitching in fine FORM kept
seven hits we'll scattered over nine
innings and struck out six batsmen,
while Chech yielded 10 safeties. Score:
los ANGErFc
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Anything Is Possible in
Baseball

NEW YORK, July 17.-Although
neither the American nor National
league pennant is the property of any
particular club as yet, Ban Johnson
and the other members of the national
commission are beginning TO plan for
the worlds series Of 1913. The Amer
lean league executive while here said:
while the Athletics have big lead
at present nothing is certain in base
ball I notice that Mack still Is seek
ing pitchers, so / guess I'm safe in
saying that he Is not yet ready to sit
back and wait for the National league
winners onslaught. Cleveland. Wash
ington and Chicago are all very much
in the race, strengthening their teams
and ready to take advantage of the
slightest slip on the part of the Ath-
letics.
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BERESFO CLUB
GOLF SCHEDULE
Matches and Tournaments
Beginning Sunday and
Ending October S
Especial Dispatch to The calD

Especial DlSpatch TO Ine CaI)
SAN MATEO, July 17.-The grounds
and green committee of the Beresford
Country club has announced a sched-
ule of golf matches and tournaments,
beginning next Sunday and ending Oc-
tober 8
The main feature OF the program
of events will be the ladies' tourney
for the Mrs. Mortimer Fleishhacker
trophy. opening Tuesday. September 16,
and closing the following Sunday.
The complete schedule follows:
Sunday. July 90. 10 a. m.-Two ball mixed
foursome, is holes for special cups. Medal play
handicap. Entries close Thursday, July IL, 1913.
8 y. m.
Sunday July 27-Medsl play handicap for
members 45 years of age for special cup.
remaining nine after lunch. Special cups for
lowest gross and net scores. Entries close Thurs
day; w,dnas dny "a. ,9ls; @ 6,g- M. M, rus .-,,-
Medal play handicap for ladies. 1s holes. En-
tries close Sunday. August 10. 1918. p m.
Sunday. September IA. 10 a. m.-Driving con-
test for members for special trophies. II q. M.
driving contest for ladies for special trophies
Saturday. September 20. 10 p. m.-Medsl play
handicap for juniors for Lex Ehrman trophy. Is
1913
Tuesday, sentember 1s. 10 a. m.-oualifyins
round for Indies Mrs Mortimer Fleishhacker
trophy. First 16 low gross scores to qualify and
continue at match with handicap. Second low
gross scores TO qualify for second fight and plsy
for snecial cup with handicaps. Entries close
Saturday September 13. 1918.
Wednesday September II. 10 2. m.-First
round match play for Mrs. NJ. FIeishhacker's
trnpIv and special cup.
Thursday September Is, 10 a. m.-second
round match play.
Friday, September 10. 10 q. m.-semifnsls
match play.
Sunday, September 81, . p. m.-Finals match
plav
(Note-Should the date of September II inter
fere with professional tournament contem-
plated about that time the finals Of the ladies'
tournament will he set for Saturday afternoon.
September 90. 1af3)
Sundar. October :. 10 a. ul.-Approsching ard
putting contest for members for special trophies.
il a. m.-ApproachinE and putting contest for
ladies for special trophies.
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New Definition of BaIk
Promulgated

NEW YORK. July 17.-President
Lynch OF the National league today
sent the following notice to all club
managers:
League umpires have been in
structed TO enforce rule 81, section /,
as follows:
IF. with one or more runners on
the bases. the pitcher feither by acci-
dent or inten) drops the ball while in
the act of delivering same 10 batsman
or in throwing to first when occupied
by base runner. the umpire will call
a 'balk and the runner or runners will
advance one base. Please inform your
PLAYERS of the above.
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SUMMARY

Three runs and ) hits OF Lohman: taken out
In second; on, two out. Charge defeat 10
Lohman. Three base hits-Lewis, Kenworthy.
Two base bits-Lively. Stolen base-Moran.
FIRST base called balls-On I-ohman L. off
Pruitt 3. Struck out--By Lively /, by Lohm2n
l. by Prnitt 1. Hi by pitched bali-Clemens.
Double plavs-Zacher to Cook: Cook to Leard to
Ness. Left bases-Sscramento 3, Oakland 5.
Wild pitch-Pruitt. Earned runs-Sacramento
T. OF Lobman. Time Of game hour and 80
minutes. Lmpres-Finncy and Phyle.
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Total. .-2s 3oT f0l
Stovsll batted for weilman in the ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Washington 1000 o o o o o o--t
ST. Louis. ...,....O 0 o 0 0 0 90
SUMMARY
Errors-Shotten Austin. Two base hit-Mc-
Bride. Three base hit-Isvan. Double plays
Iavan 10 Brief (21. First base on called balls
Off EBgle |. Struck out-Bv Engle f. bv We'll
man 3. Balk-Engle. Time of game hour
and 40 minutes. Umpres-Evans aud Sheridan.
NEW YORK I. CLEVELAND
CLEVELAND. July 17.-New York defeated
Cleveland. to I. today. when Kahler and the
rest Of the Cleveland team was up in the air In
the second inning, allowing the visitors to
six runs. Score:
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Seattle .........1 0 . o .
Portland ......4 3 0 0 0-I4
SUMMARY
Errors-Shaw f2l. Jackson ca. Brown. Ray
mond Coltrin. Two base hits-Ravmond. Shaw.
Home runs-Strait, Klilsy. Jackson, Mahoney
co. Heitman. Stolen bsse-Bsncroft. Struck
out-By McIvor ,, by Laird !, by Reardon 3,
by Callahan 3. by Hynes 5. First base on
called balls-Of McIvor ] of Laird !, off Cal
iahan ., of Hynes ?. Wild ptch-Hynes. Hit
by pitched ball-Mohler by Laird; Bancroft, by
Rcardon. Double plsys-Shaw to Raymond to
Cadman; Killilay TO Cadman: Mohier TO Ban
croft TO Peters. Time of game hours. Um-
pire-Cascy
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He NEEDS EXPERIENCE

SEATTLE. July 1T.-Henry Peterson. the
young st. Martins college pitcher. who was
given tryout by the Seattle northwestern
league club. has been sent to the North Yakima
team in the Western Tristste league 70 acquire
Diore experience. Peterson is considered prom
ising youngster. but needs development and the
race In the Northwestern league is close that
the Seattle management did not feel justified in
trying to break him in this year
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THE WRONG JIrNX WAS BURNED IN OAKLAN
WISDOM. HAS ITS LIMIT
BY WILLIE GREEN

He can sit and watch baseball game and never
bat eve.
And bis Only exclamation be: Vow. how is
that for high
He knows the star bali tossers; who is leading
at the bat.
And he has tho big league standings so that he
can quote them pat
He absorbs in sporting pages boxing. tennis and
baseball.
He's walking cyclopedia OF how champions
rise and fsll
He knows records OF the horses those that run,
or pace or trot:
There's just nothing in the sporting line this
young man hasn't got
Hes no boob in mathematics. knows the Had
and such
There is scarcely anything I'm which this wise
Is In Dutch
He is Young. just in his twcnties, and has
ample time to learn
But for things outside OF sporting his ambition
does not burn.
He can understand why sprinters try to smash
the record some
And why motorcycle racers seek to make their
machines hum.
He can play the game or billiards and never
make bobble.
But says he not understand why woman
hobhle.
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IOtaI. ..5I : 70 Y IOiHI ..lo q = .
Two out when winning scored.
CrandaIl battcd for Damaree in eighth
SCORE BY INNINGS
St Louis ........0 0 o o o o.
New York ........0 0 0 Is
SUMMARY
Errors-FIetcher Doyle. Meyers. First base
on errors-St Louis l. Two base ht-Burns.
Three base hits-Demaree, Meyers. whitted
Stolen bases-Ffetcher. Herzog Kenetchv
NerkJe Left on bases-New York g. st. Louis
g. Double play-Doyle, Merkle. Fletcher and
Merkle. First base called bals-On Dem
aree / of Sallee 1. Struck out-By Msrquard
l. by Sallee j. Time OF game hour and so
minutes. Umpires--Eason and Brennan.
PITTSBURG 4, BROOKLYN 8
BROOKLYN. July 11.-Pittsburg took the hrst
game of the series from Brooklyn after a hard
hattIe today to 8. Score.
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U. OF W. ATHLETIC DIRECTOR

MADISON. Wis July 17.-Willam D. Rich
srdson coxsvain Of the Wisconsin varsity crews
Of 1910 snd 1911, and known newspaper
writer today elected assistant director Of
athletics at the University of Wisconsin to sue
ceed John W. Wilce. who has gone TO Ohio state
university. Richardson will also act assist
ant coach.
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CALIFORNIA LEAGUE

TOtaI.. 30 q IA
SCORE BY INNINGS
Watsonvile ......o O o o o 0 o. o
stockton .-....O 8 8 0 0 o 5 x-13
SUMMARY
Errors-Christia Hewitt. Three base hits
--McCleslsnd Thomas t2). Sacrifice hit
Thomas. Stolen bases--Schmidt McCleland.
Wilhoit. Arlett f2). First base called balls
or Edmondson l. of Hewitt g. of Devereaux ;.
Struck out-By Edmondson s. by Hewitt l. by
Devereanx g. Double pay-BoeckeI to Thomas.
Left on dissatisfaction g. Watsonville g. First
base on errors-Stockton .. Credit defeat to
Hewitt. Time OF game hour and 46 minutes.
Umpire-Cheshre.
rpEeNo SAN JoSE A
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-otel batted for Metzger in eighth.
SUMMARY
Tbree base blt-carlisle. r

Three base hlt-Carlisle. Two base hit-Brss
hear. Sacrifice hts-Kane. Carlisle. Mcdonnell.
Stolen bsses-Howard. Kane. First base on
called balls-OH Chech ]. off Hit /. Struck
out-BF Chech . by Hit 6. Double plays
Johnson 10 Howard to Moore; Hosp TO Melon
nell. Time OF game-I hour and 35 minutes.
Umpires-Bush and Guthrie.
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FIRST CANE

Total. 80 p ~
Zimmerman bstted for Evcrs in the eighth.
SCORE By INNINGS
Chicago ..........0 o 0 o o.
Boston ........0 0 0 0 0 0 x-f
SUMMARY
Error-Rfchie. Two base hit--Schulte. Three
base hit-Clvmer. Stolen bases-Evers. Mitchell.
CorrdeD. Double plays-Smith. Sweeney and
Myers; Corriden, Eyers and Safer. Left on
bases-Chicago 4. Boston & First base called
balls--Of Tyler 2. First base on errors-Boston
T. Struck out-By Tyler g. by Richie 2. Time
Of game hour and AZ minutes. Umpires-
Quigley and Emslie
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DOES NOT WANT WHOLE TEAM

OMAHA Neb. July 1T.-Presdeut Rourke TO
dav denied the report that he had asked for
waivers on practically the whole Omaha team
He admitted that he bad asked for waivers on
three players, but declined to say who they
were.
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PORTLAND At TOP
IN PENNANT RACE
IN COAST LEAGUE
Bill Speas Sends Slashing
Two Bagger Over First
in Ninth Inning and
It Is Done
SPECIAL Dispatch to The CaIn

Especial Dispatch to The Calll
PORTLAND. July 17-Bill Speas.
Portland first baseman. drove Portland
into first place in the Pacific Coast
league today with a slashing two bag
ger over first base In the ninth inning.
Until then the score was nothing to
nothing. with Knapp and Henley en-
gagged in beautiful pitching battle.
In the last of the ninth Lindsay sent
a drive to center field which hit John
ston on the shoetops. Kores sacrificed
him, and then Speas sent out the hit
which won the game.
The score: Portland 1, San Fran
cisco 0.
WONDERFUL PITCHING
Knapp pitched wonderful ball all
through and worked out of a lot of
pinches Only one real hit was made
off him-by Mundorff Another was
counted on Johnston's easy grounder.
which hit Mundorff, and the ma jority
of the fans thought the others were
the result OF errors by Kores or Rodg
ers, but the official scorer ruled that
Portland made only one skip.
On the other hand the Seals. fielded
beautifully-save for boot by Charles.
to be severe.
Henley kept moving Portland down,
and until the fifth inning not a Beaver
reached second.
PERFECT THROWING
In the fifth perfect throwing by
Schmidt and Charles cut off runner
at the plate on an attempted double
steal.
Again the Beavers threatened In the
seventh: with runner on third. but
Henley walked Fisher purposely for the
second time and disposed of Knapp.
Knapp famed two men with run
ner on second in the second and pulled
out of bad holes in the fifth, seventh,
eighth and ninth
A remarkable catch by Rodgers. a
fast double play and some boneheaded
base running by Corhan saved him on
various occasions Score:
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BIG LEAGUE RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS. July f1-Shotton's error on Nor
gans high fly in the sixth with Mcbride. who
had doubled. second base. decided a pitching
duel between Joe Engel. a right handler. and
Carl Weilman southpaw. in the formers
favor. Washington winning the second successive
game from st. Louis by OF to o. Score:
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cHArPELLE REPORTS

CHICAGO July Harry Chappellc tele-
rraphed Charles Comskey owner of the Chicago
Americans. today. that he would report tomorrow
ready TO play. Couiskey has been perturbed By
the unexplained absence OF his high priced star.
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uNu " FfIfIFWL Wu
PORTLAND
SUAfMARY

Struck out-BY Henley .. By Knapp <. First
base on called balls-0n Henley 5. of Knapp 4.
Stolen bases-McArdle. Fisher. Double play
Rodgers TO Speas. Sacrifice hits-Speas. Nc
Ardle. kores. Time Of game hour and 40
minutes. Gmplres-McCart and Held.
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CANE

Total. 33 2114
Miller batted for Killifer in fifth.
Magee batted for Mayer in FIFTH.
Doom batted for Marshall in seventh.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cincinnati .3 3 2-a
Philadelphis ......o Q %
SUMMARY
Errors-Becker. knsbe. Lobert. Two base hits
Dodge, HobitzeI Marsans. Paskert. Stolen
bases-Knabe. Bescher. Double plays-Tinker
and Hobiltzell Left bases-Cincinnat 4,
Philadelphia 8. First base called balls
or Johnson . Scaton L. Mayer 1. Rixey ].
Hit by picher-Berghamme by Seaton Struck
out--By johnson 4. by Seaton. I. by Marshall
i. wild ptch-Johnson. Time OF game
hours and five minutes. Umpires-Byron and
Rigler.
SPLIT EVEN
NEW YORK. July 17.-New York and 81.
Louis split even in double header here today.
the visitors winning the FIRST game. to 2, and
New York the second. 3 TO .. Scores
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SECOND CAME

Total IS l 4 81 IL
Connolly out. hit by bstted ball
Mcdonald batted for Rariden in eighth
Seymour batted for Perdue in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Chicago 1 o 03 o o o Ia
Boston ............1 o o O 0 OIL
SUMMARY
rrors-Humphries. Clymer Myers. Two
base hits-Ssier. Miller, Corriden. Three
base hit-Miler. Stolen base-Maranville.
Double plays-Evers, Safer and Phelan; Phelan
Evers and Safer. Left bases-Chicago g.
Poston !. First base on called halls-On
Ifumphries 1. First base on errors-Boston T.
Strnck out-By Humphries ;. Time OF game
| hour and IS minutes. Umpres-O'Day and
Emslie
AN EVEN BREAK
PHILADELPHIA. July II. - The double
header here resulted in an even break. Philadel-
phfs winning the first game by to 2, and Gin
cinnati the second by to ?. Score:
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The fire did not damage the roadbed
or hotels. Service same as usual Take
the trip to Tamalpais and Muir Woods
at once and see what the soldiers,
militia and people Of Mil Valley did
Advertisement
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Ksylor batted for Rohrer in the ninth.
Gardner batted for Ables in the ninth
RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS
sTAfMARY

ctoIcn hasee--Younc Van Buren,. Three base
b bit1Young Two baschit-Nan Buren. Sser-
fce hits-Lewis Zacher. klawltter First base
on called bais-On Ables {, OF kavitter +
Sfrnck -Br Ables s. by klawitter Hit
~ nitcher- Young By Ables, Double PLAYS
Bliss 10 Klswitter. kenworthy TO hia"ittef;
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Total. 81 8 q IS
Keller batted for .Grot in the NINTH
SCORE BY INNINGS
Spokane .......1 o. % o o n-
Tacoma ...........es l. o 0 2-3
SUMMARY
Errors-Wufni, Wagner. Fries HARRISON.
Stolen base-McMurdo. Double plays-Wagner
to Fitzsimons to McCar. Two base hits-Mc-
MulliD CO. Powell Three base hlt--Crum. Sac
rifce hit-Wagner. Struck out---By Cadreau ..
by Girot 3. First base on called balis-On Cad
reau ), or Girot I. Wild pitch--Cadreau. Um-
pires-Ostdiek and Shackleford.
VANCOUVER !, VICTORIA
VICTORIA B. c.. July l7,-vancouver in
duged In slugfest today. hammering the offer
ings OF Toner TO all corners of the lot. The ysi-
tors collected IL hits. sending runs over.
Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

BOSTON. July 17.-Boston and Chicago split
even in double header today. the locals winning
the first game. to 2 and the visitors taking
the second, 10 L Score:
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Reeder replaced Nagle in fifth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
San Jose ..0 o o o o 90
Fresno .......0 0 0 0 Ks
SUMMARY
Errors-Smith Pierce (3). Fahey Earned
runs-Fresno 3 First base on called balls-On
Walker 3, of Driscoll 2 Left on bases-san
Jose 8, Fresno {. Two base hltsHonman,
Render Smith Struck out-By Walker g. BY
Driscoli g. Double plays--Sawyer to Wheeler:
Harper TO Pierce. Hit by ptcher-Fahey
Harper stolen bases-Stewart Wheeler Fahey
MeuseI. Hoffman Time of game-1 hour and
50 minutes. Umpire-knell.
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CHICAGO S. PHILApELpHIA

Errors-Rath Collins. Lapp Three base hit
Lord. Home run--AfeInnis. Hits-on Bush I
In innings, of Morey in !. Stolen base
Weaver. Double plays-Rath 70 Chase: Bush to
Barry to 'McInnis; Daley TO Baker: Lapp TO Z.
Collins. Left bases-Chicago 3. Philadelphia
Bush s. Struck out-By Scott 3. by Rush 8.
Wild ptch-Bush. Time of game hour and
40 minutes. Cmpires-Egan and Dueen
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Moran to Tenant. Kenworthy TO Tenant Left
on bases-oakland 3. Sacramento Z. Earned
runs-Oakland @. Sacramento /. Time OF game
II hour and so minutes. Umpire-Phyle and
Finney.
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Vancouver ........0 1 o 2 . IT
Victoria .........o o 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
SUMMARY
Errors Rawlings Lamb. Two base hit
Brnker. Scbarnweber Three base hits-Bennett
Home runs-Walsh t2l. IngersolI. Stolen
hase-Rawlings. Double play-Demas to Raw
lings to Meek; Lewis to Seharnweber. Wild
pitches-Toner Ingersol Struck out--By Toner
T. by Ingersoll g. First base on called balls
on Toner I. of Tngersoll G. Time OF game
hour and As minutes. Umpire-Toman
PORTLAND Il. SEATTLE
SEATTLE. July 17.-Portland knocked Seat
ties pitchers all the lot today while the
local felders contributed TO the merriment BY
throwing the ball away at critical times, and
Portland a
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CENTRAL STATES REGATTA

PEORIA H.. July III. Portander OF Grand
Rapids Mich. won first In the single SOULS
three quarters of mile with turn, today, in the
regatta of the Central States association. ..
Wolff of the Century Boat club of st. Louis won
second and IL. Floerke of the same club third.
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FIRST GAMT
- = - - -
Total. 80 2 IL "a 14I
Bates bstted for Ares IN seventh.
Sheckard batted for Suggs in ninth.

IOtdI.. Id 4 II q I4T
Bates batted for Ames IN seventh.
Sheckard batted for Suggs in ninth.
SCORE BY INNINGS
Cincinnati ...... o o.
Philadelphia ......o 0 0 x-4
SUMMARY
Frror-Clarke. Two base bits-Dodse, Lobert.
Three base hit-Psskert. Home run--Becker.
Stolen base-Groh. Double piays-Dodge Groh
and HobitzelI: Alexander. Dolan and Luderus:
Kilifer and Knabe Left on bases-Cineinnau
T. Philadelphia 2. First base called balls
OF Ames J. of suggs j. or Alexander 4. Struck
out--Bv Ames !. by Suggs .. By Alexander s.
Wild pitch-Ames. Time of game hour aud
SO minutes. Umpires-Rigler and Byron.
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Standing of Clubs
in. Coast League

RESULTS OF GAMES
Sacramento 8, Oakland q.
Sacramento 3. Oakland o.
Portland I. sam Francisco o.
Venice 3. Los Angeles 0.
GAMES TODAY
Sacramento Oakland at Sam
Francisco.
San Francisco at Portland.
Venice mt Los Angeles.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
NORTHWESTERN LEAGIJE
CALIFORNIA LEAGUE
NORTHWEST LEAGUE

TACOMA July 17.-Tacoma made bid for
the game In the ninth inning. but was halted by
Cadreau after two had scored. Close decisions
were a feature throughout the contest. Score:
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Errors-Meyers. Snodgrass. Two base hits
DOYLE Magee. Evans Sacrifice hy-Murray.
Stolen base--Whit Left bases-New York
3. ST. Louis 4. Double pav-0'Leary, Magee,
Konctchy. First base called bals-On Har-
mon l.. Strnck out--By Fromme l. by Crandall
2. by Harmon l. Time OF game hour and 80
minutes. Umpires-Brennan and Eason.
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Total...ss IL 81 Is
Clarke batted for Simon in the eighth.
Hyatt batted for Robinson in the eighth.
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Yingling ran for Hunlmel In the ninth.
Fischer batted for o. Miller in the ninth.
SCORE By INNINGS

Errors-Meyer Hummel. 0. Miller. Left on
bases-Pittsburg ba Q. Brooklyn 5. Two base hits
o. Miller >. First base errors-Pittsburg 1.
Stolen bases-J. Miller. Meyer, Wheat. First
baso on called balls-RobinSon /. Hendrix l.
Struck out-By Robinson & by Ragan 4. Hit by
pitcher-Simon by Rsgan. Time of game
hour and 45 minutes. Umpires-Klem and
Orth
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SCORE BY INNINGS
Cleveland .......0 o O 1 o o--1
New York ........0 0 0 0 o.
SUMMARY
Errors-Lcihoid. Jackson, Turner. 0'Neil
Knight. Midkin. Two base hits-Pecknpaugh
Knight. Midkiff Sacrifice hits-Hartzell. Peck
tnpaugh, Schulz. Stolen bases-Leibod Daniels
Woter. Cree. Double piays-Hartzell peckin-
paugh and Knight Turner. Laioe and Johnston: :
Chapman. Laioie and Johnston. First base on
called balls-Of Kahler 5. of Schulz l. Struck
out-By Cullop .. by Schulz g. Wild pitch
kahler. First base on errors--New York l.
Left on bases-CIeveland g. New York 3. Time
Of game hour and As minutes. Umpires-
O'Loughlin and Eildebrand.
CHICAGO S. PHILADELPHIA 2
CHICAGO. July 17.-Cbicago won pitching
duel between Scott and Bush. 3 to 2. TODAY max
ing it two straight from Philadelphia. Score:
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FIRST CANE

Mccormick batted for Fromme in sixth
SCORE BY INNINGS
st. Louis ....-....0 0 o 3 0-4
New York ........0 0 0 o.
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FRESNO 6, SAN JOSE o
Total. 50 0 724 {

Reeder replaced Nagle in fifth.
SCORE RY INNINGS
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-08
AIRMAN WOOD IN RACE WITH EXPRESS TRAIN LOSES WAY
 ALMOST IN SIGHT OF GOAL
Birdman, Passing Over Baltimore B Minutes Ahead of Locomotive Is Lost in Smoky Clouds Al Height of 1000 Feet and
 Forced to Descend 23 Miles from
 His Washington Destination

that engine trouble started every time neared a city. When over Phi1adel- phia it was so bad was certain I'd have to land. I-volp1aned about and came down looking for a safe place to make a landing when the engine picked up again and I flew on around Wilmington and over Baltimore where engine troubles started again and finally finished by the engine stopping dead when I got over Gaithersburg.
 T didn't see the special train once in all the flight and not once did I see railroad tracks that was sure were the Pennsylvania's. When I left Baltimore the smoke clouds made me lose my way and I was heading for the Potomac river, calculating that by flying ahead I would cross it and if it were narrow I would know I was above Washington; if it were wide I would know Il was below. But it was no use- The engine stopped and I came down"