The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 3, 1904, Page 11

TURDAY, SEPTEMBER 1"()URNAMENT PLAY IN FULL SWING ON SAN RAFAEL COURTS VIOLLIE BRANT IS BEATEN [CASTROS MISCTE - |PERCY MURDOCK OF ALAMEDA ~ IN OVERNIGHT HANDICAP| GIVES 0AKLAND WINS AN EXCITING MA’I‘CI:I+ 3, 1904 - . hawana Takes the )[eailll‘d;.‘[:lfflld:\ Stal.lswibfi' (Chal- hNOUGH TO “H\ i vin Brown's ( nh Broom- ! Two Runners Sneak Home | i { | H e A | BAY, Sept 2.—John CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—Talbot Broth-| ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.—Mafalda won ‘ to-day's six-furlong feature race v Brant defeated Broom- filly Shawana proved easily the Merchants' and Citizens' | Pest in the feature event at one mile | gua)y stalling off the challenge of | PITCHERS “f)RIx NICELY ing away in| N lir\vr_wi l.’cwulh of of Princess Tulane in | lenge of Feliv Mozzes | S i r Previous Meeting. Handicap at Harlem. | and Wins Handily. Fails ‘to Squeeze Streib’s|| | . e T ! ey Fly in the Fourth and|! atch to The Call. Special Dispatch to The Cail. 1 Special Dispatch to The Call. | ] ‘ | h League.) RACE —Five an f furl H 5 ™ R . ve and a half furlons: | j,ct because Mr. -Castro -did nct B.‘.,m Horse, Weizht, Jockey, St. % Fin. | » Lt i e b TRl s R i3 | squeeze Streib’s fly when he should (Dugan).... 6 44 i have been ready to glaum anything, 106 (Roach) § 62 32 | 2 Start good. Won easily. | Oakland got away with the game yes- h. g. by Bangbckburn- L i SR & L5 x‘ Goorge | terday at Recrfantmn Park with one tc arpe 100, Lady Sr-ner« 100, Prar the good. This all happened in the crandab’ 100, Fiing Fie 100 fourth round. Before and after that, A Jake Thielman was the big chief and ' he had .the Commuters all grogsy and ready to quit. Score, Oakland 3, Port- | land 2. Such is. Thielman’s luck. He easily outpitched Schmidt and at that the smiling German was better than he has | | been for many a moon. The players furlongs; four-vear-olds P to-day at Harl Despite Shawana's | s ga on August 16, and y arlem. Despite Shawana's | . . oo lexcellent showing in her previous | CHX Mozzes and dra fcism to the effect] (o0 il Piatin Wik Saite. tas the stretch. Only two favorites scored | o S . t made 0 much|vorite over her to-day, but fatled to ) GUFINE the afternoon. The “-emer‘rflfrmh Does Some High Art on that occasion | deliver the ” S was threatening and the track slow. . . Bai | deli goods. Aubuchon rode the | 3 & S 3 a 10 have been beaten. | winner perfeciy. Inftead of taking | Attendance 000, Summary Fielding Around Immli aElant - ; N FIRST RACE—Si aclk Tits S ght handicap to-day|a long lead as in her former races, | FIRST RACE-_six fu ack and Cuts Off Runs »gether again at al- !2‘ reserved part of her speed for the | itol1—Back Number, 9) - 3 - to 1—Detest, 114 (Young) 4 e weights, the mare|inal test. She had only one length 'I{ 01— . 8 ¢ : E 5 . . pound the best of it | ¢ SPare over the Princess until the | Tha, 6. Siart gert Won cas AN g aRR-cEUBS | stretch was reached. She then drew |Zer. 3. R. Croker's c¢h. m. by Kantaka-Long stick v\as‘ the r::urne[dv :Ano B cailic Dama 08 ity desses Y03, lfiae’ pecine '°"' e 5 i Laway by two lengths, increasing it 10 :3ijer 104, La Amanda 104, Bright Fiower ok as one of the greatest ex- | three at the wire, running the course . Catherine Knox 108, Lady Burlinston 113, |\ SO0, oo ed séen this year for the | in 1:39 3-5. 1 CAPENG= heapeind. Seattle .. ngs, ring which the Cardigan, second choice in the ran together. First;steepiechase, won easily. Class Leader her showed a trifie| was made the favorite, but he had the last furlong, when,| no speed to-day, and could finish no losing & little ground on the| better than fourth. The field finished ! t the younger racer gradu- | strung out. Bartley, who had the; Brant down and won | mount on Don Ami, was suspended ngth amid great enthusi- indefinitely for his lack of effort with | Summary | the horse. After taking a few jumps | 2¢iePhone F finished us name - { Don Ami leisurely cantered out of the | "¢ s nam ccurse. Bartley seemed to make no | THIRD Rac effort to keep k Summaries: | fating 3 ep him in. Summarie: | Betting 1—Aline $tel Hnlsl H FIRST RACE—Five and a balf furlonge; IGS: purse | ner Otrer,’ 106 (Mountain) 4 [ uplee ¥ 5 (McMul) 5 A i la D4 !‘ 0 ady | ] “ 5 g - : « Reg: B e | ready to scrap all the time. Therefore | | XD RA six and a half furlongs; | 1 n 110, Padre 105, S URET RECH S Sy """tho game was one worth viewing, for| | a s; sellin 11 Colone! B, No e , | Olds: 3 a e ; Yocl {1 Eititon 00 McCietian 206 finned as | Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey, St | besides gcod baseball there was some | | n 6 to 5—Mafalda, 107 (D. Austin). 3 | excitement thrown ih. | S to 1—TFelix M FESEST |2mion T10(Fotey) 1 215 34 Portland had it one to nothing when 2 o Won asily Guanley tore off a single to right in the | Lockaway 102, fourth. Dunleavy's cranium came in | | Ball Coevr 105, violent contact with the sphere, but| | Blue Peter 107, finished = he recovered quickly and was ready to run. Schlafley swung through with a single to left and it was three on the ; | sacks. Kruger shcved a mean one at Ra mond and whiie “the play of forcing| | Schlafley at second” was being pulled off Ganley arrived. Kruger immedi- | | ately pilfered second and then, on the | | | next ball pitched, Dunleavy made a | dash for the plate. Streib swung on! | the ball and away it soared to Castro. The man from South America was not there with’ the grab and both runners reached the pan in safety. Portland tried hard all the time and ame near tying it up. Julie S‘reib's‘ Won easily. Win 5) by Bel Demonic 138, Montani, 150, finishy Don Ami ran out ana an eighth miles One mile; three-year-old and Jockey. St. % uchon) 1 Won " easily The Com- also’ran. —Six furlongs; purse; th Hpss Veorzr Svrros Groxer 2. Hebrew 90, Florie 98, Dawson 105, Jack 4 ah Littie 101, Little Corker 100, finished as named. | great work at first cut off a couple of N SCH . L Sajie i : - runs. Thrice Streib fielded bunts per- | e ¥ s Fin lario 115, Florista 112, finistied as ra ST. LOUIS ENTRIE [ A capdl e it H SRPLIS B fectly to the . second sack and this | x furlongs; seliing; two- —— —— | | | | | | i B e~z Rl e i ¢ | & - — - — ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.—The entries for | helped some. ¢ Schlafley said too much the races to-morrow at .the fair|to the umpire in the ninth spasm and grounds follow: | he was promptly chased to the bench, | «Wilson). . 2 | N AMOUS SUTTON SISTERS OF SOUTHERN AND THE EX-CHAMPION OF MONTANA, WHO ‘sr::‘n\ 7 3 It e pbx DR . selling—St. Winni- | 101, ‘however, before he and his team | il UF 1HF o HE COMPETITORS IN THE CHAMPION TOURNAMENT WHICH WAS COMMENCED SUC- rt dr Won f«f\v;\ u“‘"' fride 10 erick 102, Tom Crabb 165. Lacy | mates had done emough orating to hold | SESRFULLY YESTERDAY ON THE HOTEL RAFAEL COURTS _Garvice 97, Lady | Dudon 95, Bountifgl O u.; Lowery 2. | Portland made a:stab even as late as RFEE- CONTINUES '] CIN S . ‘AG ‘UBS GIV T ‘ Eenticram. 99, Antshed as named snfir;:“ 1 Sae. _eléve ‘.:lxt;irl\ll‘r\\v;];‘[“‘: Pm,“‘l'l | the ninth. Drennanpulled off a scratchy Py l‘:l'l;:: (H(:;'l:’\‘l; \F::‘ “‘2:“\ Miss Violet Sutton of South- r":|:$3;<(nl Bg;pl ;“[“::TTI;:‘:LKP()RT fire, 122 (K | E—One and a quarter miles: | vice 101 g ot pietare | hit;and Streib fi Himout: ARNESS » ‘ X 4 e i Vice 101, Anona. 101, A Ldédy 101, Picture A ut-at second, ern (Rhnfl’nld Efl\l]\ DC- = Hat 101, Violin 101, Oilie Burnett 101, Opinion | when Beck bunted. Raymond soused 100. Hiz Worship 100. Tim Huret 9, Lellalon o g5wn to Francks and Buck -quickly ‘ Hunter 96, Jack Moran 96, Lady | | Third race.six furlonse, cut off the runner at second and tting, Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. 10~ Major Mansir IS (Aubu) 4 4 i—Serilla, 94 (Nicol) Captures the 2:16 Trot ‘With Briney K and the 2:30 Class With feats Miss Worcester. Boston and New York Continue to Run Neck and Neck in Amer- s Miller, 50(Oregar) ' Joe Goas 105, i : - ENT! T 1 Start good. Won b whipped to first in time for a double e SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIE - _— {104, Sid : 5 B ican League Race. > 11;4;;"-;” EN e ) by - | Roge 102, .| play, thus ending the struggle. The SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2.-—Anp unin- The seventeenth annual tennis tour- & b SHE Sept. 2.—The | cer d a8 named. e furlongs, handicap—Otto | SCCTE* teresting card of six races was run oif | nament for the coast championship | STANDING OF THE CLUBS, s ar one and a BRI Stitel dore 211, Prank Bell “m-‘d' Portland— to-day without incident. Tdhere Was 4| ened on the San Rafael courts yes- | o ally e ater 98 Sleanor owar AB.R. H. P.A. i o com- . + Natio ¥ [ eric racing feature 84, Happy Chappy S0 5 5 B-A; jgreat falling off In attendance. COm- |, 4.5 anq gives promise of being the| (National 1\:"‘"’ American League) a e s ing, Horse, Jockey. St { " Fifth race cen-sixteenths of a mile, b2 0 74| parea with that of yesterday and the, o st fbonmghing) PRGN L L Pt . ; 2 g, 21 (Briorye purse—Just Misr D Reb! 0 Ndeau, 1t 0 0'2 0!betting . ring held with comfort the, Mest interesting event o § et e | cal 1:<I:»';\xla. 12 9 (Nicol) & 1 IR _Nint's e Top 4 Slelmn, c4 0 0.3 4|small number of speculatord. W. G.!in years. The attendance was Iarger | pusburg . ot dri T op rithne :,".5"‘n.‘.‘,l‘"\{.fiu‘l‘r. ~ B S NI T pastrorf 4 0 ¢ ¢ 01 Durfee took everything in sight in the | than usual on opening day and at times - ds. e day’s For 03, > Fr Ligt . 3 A 3teq hesr 1 3 ass | chi 7 cum 3 (mgm'n;h:"*hi,;\ { John Doyle 100. Jerry Hunt 100, Aggle Lewis o 2| trot with Briney K and the 2:30 class | 55 ysual suffered from the heat, which, Prilmdeiphia 13 8¢ o Begone esap 103, Hudson | 94, Hrbhard it § = { with Murray M. Summary: b s e SR 103, Longmore 108, finished as named B s ol o e 6] s g % L sodor. -} s o 2 NATIONAL Li melling—Boaster 106, Flora Willoughby 10t Totals.26 First rac trotting, puree $600: | % iy < ~ - i = ~ | St. Simon 102, Flora Bright 102, John Mc S AND HITS BY INNINGS | Briney K., Strathway ‘3“13- \ n’v P;{“ AGO, »L:‘-:-' . '"{'-‘r_‘(- t Audppnn hm-lk = HARLEM TRIES. | Gurk 10 sir Rolla 100, Hucena AX TS BY INNINGS. (Durfec) Faats | The feature of the day’s play Was ! ot BrEEs O ol o5 s viiny locals an easy victory in a game which was in hitting. Attendance, isanthrope 96, Freesias | Portland . Miss Betty 93, n»gma D 92, Ryevale 90. Base hits Oakiand B L0001 00100 $0°0 2.0 01 91 L0000 0000 the match between Percy Murdock of | o;er st l_aulsd w‘.u about evenly divide | Alameda and Herbert Long of this | oo Score CHICAGO, Sept. 2.—The entries for to-morrow’s races at Harlem track Redskin | - . hits...000 1 0 2 00 0 0 Rozelle | i | follow [ ST.. LOTIS. SELROTIONS, e T | city. Murdock is a veteran, while his | . s R B i selling—Lida _Leib | 3 | sto Sel & ! opponent had played but once be(ore | 8t. Louis 3 i 1 6 3 M DL N i First race—Maverick, Mal Lowery, | o 0" PRe R, sehiafer, 3 at San Rafael. Long, althcugh beaten?| _Batteries—Briggs and Kling: Taylor and leinwood 102, o CRa bR, > R b Kot A - o 3 Grady. Umpire—Johnstone. & 104, Sad Sam 104, Money Muss 106, | LACY Cra 5 i Bty _\vy,’;:fi“’”ufi“f“l_”""_?“\""l‘);;‘ ‘""“"“.;lm: , a played a wonderful game and Won & | PITTSBURG, Sept. 2.—Jones pitched a good b r Johns: n 106, Jim el 305, wtes dov. | Second race—Picture Hat, Tim| oy Grrore—Oakiand 2, Portiand 5. First base | Third race. running, five turlongs, handicap. | set from his cleverer opponent. It was | game. but was defeated by his team's S 100 T e Gl Totaas poeke. | HEmrat, Violn. ¢ called balls—Oft Sehimidt. 3: off Thielman, | matdens, all ages. purse 3225—King Promize, | one of the most exciting matches ever | throwing in_the ffth inning. makim - * ~ 1 < - Left o —Oal d : 5. 0 3 to von: iy L 4 pe : S, Monte 81, No Trumper 91 Matador $1 Com-| Third race—King Rose, J. W.| Siruck out—By Schmidt, 1: by Trielmag. o | 105 Ganivam 5 to 2, seeond. Little Gun, 107 | played in a championship tournament. | Score: 108, 1da Davis 108, Don Domo 108, Mo- 111, Proof Reader i1i, Day 111, Atiantico New Mown Hay 113, Peter J 114, Waina- - Desmond). 15 to 1. third. Time, 1:011 Adachlo, Red Boy and Dave Ahearns eill, Joe Goss. Hit by pitcher—Dunleavy. Double . 3 Francks to Streib. . Time o e Fourth race—Ice Water, Frank Bell, | ana fitty minutee. Umpire 0 o Both players drove continually and‘fl"”ur'_ | thrcughout the match there was not a | Brooklyn 111 i O e Y o 1 DMl L. oy Fifth race. six randicap. three- | dull moment, It was a give and take '"l:fll;;;'l;rR{’br;;":;"_'&';fégmf_"flv=~ Jones 4 ub to add Dot jess than | $1500 " addedJ vieki 95, Skilful Fifth race—Just So, Tom Shelly,| OVERALL IS A HERO AGAIN. | jsaiolds and ux puree 8o &'k, affair and the usual long rallies were | It T | s Bwo. TIA F‘?"" King 113, ‘Trene Lindsey | 0 Coof, L econd: Thorndale i i Murdock won the first set| AMERICAN LEAGUE. B e L T e e | “(hird. Time, 1:15. John Anderson. In the second Long did some | BOSTON, Sept. 2.—Cleveland made to-day's 0—3Major ’mnzlrr | 119" (John Smulski and Skilful ison entry.) Sixth race—Light Opera, Aggle | Giant College Pitcher Lets Siwashes Outcart and Messler game close by a batting ly in the ninth ran. 2, € Ort | " Fourth race, ome and a sixteenth miles, g s great driving, both back hand and fore | . cap—Fonsoluca 100, Fel L w, | Lewis, The Bugaboo. Down With Three Hits. Fofth handicap, three- | great driving, inning, but Boston won by superior hitting. :"n;dli‘ ‘?’N':'\:"l‘:"af‘} Sk e 950 Anola wi year-olds Aunt Polly. 112 | hand. He led at 4-2, but Murdock won | Attendance, 7700. Secore: 't Ask Me 95, Ahola Seventh race—Boaster, Misanthroy TACOMA, Sent. 2.— R. H. B Huzzah 1%4”1«;:.;‘: 106, Port Rt\;:l']!(mm » g pe. i Tt S T A 1d | lingame), 5 to 1, ond 88 (Sul- the mnext two gamefl and the score \ Daken .’ ,.,' ', NN Each e s 3 " Brat 3 oy Hvam. & o 1. third, Time, 1:14. Our Pride | stood 40-0 in his faver in the mmh‘.m.ma P 95. I 100, e Brut . e N ? m“km:. 13':,'";: M-md"mm‘ '_gu‘;{': Condition of the track—Fast. never gave them a peep at the plate. | ajco ran. saine: Blllerlekf)m"@n and Criger B-rnh-rd -u he champions | (Henderson), even, 100 (Bur- Belle e 2l S SR S Overall was the star actor, although Sixth race, five furlongs, selling. four-yea: |B perjack 112, Heart' .. © . se— Wi v . = JE b kA Swar: at i « d up: purs —Pure Dale, (Sul- . At this pcint Long began to take “,\:mqnm\: Sept. 2. —Patterson easily azzle 1‘:'7" riack flMh . ho? n:"“:"';h-‘lf:’i,n"‘f; e et | JUDGES PUNISH THE DRIVER every other Tiger did splendid work. | Jos 80 40t PurCe R rouck, 110 (Boze- ha e ans passed ‘\:urdngck repeated- | outpitched Jacobsen to-day and Chicago de- Biuche 300 Bebnces T, g | OF THE MARE SWEET MARIE The Berkeley lad was at his best. He | man). 3 to 1, second; Brennue, 105 (Hende, 1 § h t 6-4. In the third and | feated Washington. Attendance, 1500. The (formerly Cricket) | Seventh tace gne and a sixteenth miles. | it o s % | struck out nine men, two each in| T 8 to 2 third ' Tume. c014. ~Nulla r: \\thnn:nf 111;:9 e b T —e et mblen a0 | Ben et 108, el 0k e Gl | PROVIDENCE, R. Sept. 2.—Th: SR O Aeniag Oner oot SmmTe ‘te:‘: guinessm ;(urdock easily. The | jashington s 3 4 01, Haviland 106, Harney 106, Rag Tag 106, E g - &—The | geattle's three hits was an infleld o at P g cago ... szeves . B Pele ito, Celebration 110, | Grand Circuit meeting at Narragansett Racing ot Portiand. | ecore was 6-1, 4-6, 6-3, 6-1. Batteries_Jacobsen, Kittredgs and Clarke: Harry Rolfe and Stewart Gayness | Ptierson and McFarland = = = con from ve long sets and after three | Detroit to-day. The game was called at the end of the seventh inning on account of dark- scratch. Doyle and Sheehan were| poRTLAND, Sept. 2.—Irvington track sum- caught in a double play drew a base on balls. , Grey Friar 108, — = Z | Park closed this afternoon with the Pen it 102, Dick HARLEN ELECTIONS. ."anmrnm‘ ‘1»-. aeve ot o | attendance the largest of any meeting nd Nordyke | mary: agan was| First race, five furlongs, selling—Addte D ‘played fi Srangea 59, (Shertfl Bell | Py the Chicago Inter Ocean. | o the circuit tnis season. At the con- | gaveq by Halls error and Lynch's | yon Abvdos sccond. ais Rice thind. Time, | HoUrs’ play the verdict finally went to | 15, o [ ies B g B P SO £ Med :L\;;i::d:; }!lheAdgzn?u:p;‘;te "1’:‘::‘;‘;: three-sacker scored the first two. ‘:e‘cnml rach: four.and w NElf turloags, selling | ;‘z”: 0. egssc ey | Detroit . — T = . )~ N | od o 3 Ve " i c ek Bell Reed second, Eldred | ps N - SHEEPSHE BAY SELECTIONS, | Sam, Mansard | Casey's single brought Lynch home. es Mack. w frim SR e K g e Prummond MacGavin. and Reuben \guzfl‘;:‘mm-n gy s The home team had other chances to ”‘!.E.I;,,T b Tk Ida | Was taken from behind Sweet Marie in SOOI S0 IS e, | the Roger Williams race of last Wed- furlongs— Profitable won. | Hunt both had easy matches and did | son and Kletnow. + New York Morning Tel h. ris. score, but took too many liberties { Aloha second, Frank Pearce third. Time, | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2.—Philadelphia-St. Firt raco—T. Hitchoock. 3’ cn- D’:,‘-:,“, e John Smulski, MeGes, | 1€5947, for the Test of the season. To |pance Scove: i e ey not have to play much. Hugt did not | | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 2- ry. Mr. Chamblet's entry, The Rag | DW: p 4 " | Alta McDonald, who was substituted & 75;;!_";;;53":;1’:;3"{; halt uriongs, selling | play as well as was expected, but will iR o = SO d Cowpes e b and who eventually won the race, was | "5 p g op Al SMNG g oy p g | ey Schweizer third, Time, 1:21%. | probably do better. Nourse made a Association Football Match. . - i Fourth race—Huzzah, Port Royal, | gyarded the sum of $1000, the same to | Doyierf. 4 6 2 0 VanH,ct 4 Fifth race, ome mile, sclling—Suburban | good showing against MacGavin. The Parnell football team, which Secoull _BSat—Sby; BEGEN: . (9 L SeE be taken from the winnings of the | SHCBRAb & 0 1 0 0 Monriy 2 { Queen won, ‘Colonel Van second, EL Pilolo |~ o whridge Hendrick, a Itkely candi- |, o€ FREE 0 Lo of the Gaelle ,:' Diviaation. Fifth race—Subtle, Belle Kinney, | mare. Summary: i101 ?.ym"e”.u?: 01 | "Sixth race, one mile, ssiling— Hu)pnnax won, | date for championship honors from Athletic Association, will engage in an \'::l'ruw'—’lrndiunrn. St. Bellane, | La Londe. $i%h, 4vor. Sures $1000; thres i Byw-- Rybiils ’lay::}): cz!h: ‘I’ 21 ::ln;ll,lmrl{i : 3 3 :lloa second, Claudator third. Time, 1:43%. | Los Angeles, had an easy time with jation match with the Occidental mt Hills. ; xth race—Brancas, Exclamation, ;x;r;llhe :;’;Sh‘“sdmg l;nd ;:;mtln ,';f,;“.,‘,’; McLghlft 5 0 0 l,;; ;. {A."_,.' 300 3l ARG +’Lharlcs Kuelm. Hendrick showed up |, . to-morrow at the Presidio ath- et gt D, T T ) Rl RpER: - thira"’ and_ fun eats v 2014 and Siigw {)‘?:‘nnll;‘;"" O 2% Vsiaaes 3 8 8 13 made a new batting record for the |01 a0 b s~ "‘gtbi'r:;,‘ letic grounds. The Parnells have | _Seventh race—Haviland, Niaxus, | Fairview won the second hest in 2:13). Nor- A0 H D Toaww 03 ! team this season, getting five hits in | The Woen's SOSISS UF N0 DUITE beaten the Occidentals i the two ce—RBelle Strome, Heart’s | Ethel Wheat. 9916 pace. purse $1000, three in five—Day- by o2 } five times at bat. Barber was pounded | to5ether t » matches already played. The Oeci- \rl e. Condi book won ~ three straight heats in 2:00%, ND HITS BY INNINGS. | matches were rather one-sided. Miss | ;. +.] team includes many of the ihnts. Y. b BERRRG WS¢ 2010 and 2:09%. Edgar Boy, Lookout Hall 30000000x 80 hard that Whalen was substituted | o, Ratcliffe beat Miss Vodden |J¢T26 t€ sixth race—Grey Friar, Leader, | ——————— Ray, Fuszy and 3 g Score: fChel SRAtcEE & e best known players of the California L Margaret W, y, Fuzzy and Crystal G .3 201 01 21 x—t0finthe fifth. Score: | s cas 6-0, 6-1 o n entry. STANFORD LOSES “BILLY” ERB. |also_started. 00000000 0—0 s A easily. The score was 3 . Association Football League and the ¢ s P 2°08 trot, purse $1500, two in three—McKin- :9 1000 01 0 13| S Foelsco | 7ok Angethe Miss Shoemaker and Miss Violet Sut- famiilar with the fine points ndition of the track—Fast. — ley won the second and third heats in 2:06%, e v AB.R. H. P.A. AB.R. H. P.A. 3 “ % men are | Noted Player Will Not Coach Foot- |and 2:07%. Fereno won the first heat in SpaanT. YnBmib 5 L 2 9 OBerardct 5 0 § ¢ 0fton of the south casily beat Miss Val-|o¢ that game. The Pirnell team fu- Wi —Nordyke, hi ochnr,s 2 3 2 § v . ce Men Who Might Fight Jefr. ball Squad This Year. Zous, Bowthome and Wentworlh alao | o Ree N erall 0 by Bhioe & G | Wiarn:ot & 10 1 AlWheisb # 1 30 z|leau and Miss Worcester respectiVely. | cjuges the best ssocistion piayers & YORK. Sept Billy STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 2. 2:10 pace, purse $1000, two in three—Red | on balls—By Overall 2. by smem- T " Hit by Hidbndlf & 0 2 0 fCraviher 21 1 17 0] e scores follow: be found in the Macbride, Eagle, Wolf YORK, § —Billy Mad-| ST/ a i | Bird weniwo'straight' heals in 3:05% _and | plicher — Wilson: Stolen bases — Nordyke, L haselb. & 9 112 21 Mew's singles—Charies Duniap beat F.|Tone and Emerald clubs. The ball field with an | Word has been received that “Billy” | 2.09. Darius, Ben F, Peeler ron, ‘ Eagan. Two-base hits—Overall, Casey, Lynch, e 1 2 7 1fAlexander, 4-6, 6-4, 6-2, 6-0; Percy Murdoeck be kicked off at 8 m. Jeffries’ alleged ) Erb, ex-'01, who was chosen to aid g:»:n %ayn; m&m:fimmeeu Ehitle fifi"“’ :.;)‘" Tmhbl:up‘l:;l.—_!g.n‘c‘h“ ‘Slcclzncs 92 0 1 4 1|Deat Herbert Long, :.-‘1, ;-ob,fis-_ll_; .1‘\. Hunt | Will mc"ne“ s P- ‘l': o - A an — OV . 0 L, T ndrick wi b‘m o 5 \ny three men in] Coach Lanagan with the cardinal 4 | 1 Nordyke. Mohler to' Hall_ {0 Blankenship, o1 0 0 0 it e oy 3. 60 M. Eillott: beat | o - inds each on the | football squad this year, will not be Lot om h--—!_;_-c&:.% Seattle 6. First 35 d 102 Gage, 85, 02, 1.6 6.4 H. Rolfe beat C. p g. Madden | able to c:;me”:n ;‘!l:‘coa;lh be'caua: of FREE'A - s fl“REE. ot game—one IB“"t::xr and mm!,"m'..,m.'. o P ; T ST RTH ,,_;g:z,;-;;,,; . Nourse. €3, 64 tT Am ndy Fargueon® Duslntey tn.the et hayas el agon - e s I SO sCorbett batted for Whalen in the Ainth neieter Mi - Shosmaher t ey “ ¥ Vall -1, 6-3: Miss Ratcliffe beat Miss e > men selected i severe one to Stanford, as Erb, who. GRIFFIN EXTRA AR EuaE OB UNGUR Rk BNy Anb mbte BT NMINGS. !{(::;m. eas. I e Ratclite beat Mow | He is satisfied they | was an able gentrs) aud poouler with| .0 qupp nd TOMATO S8OUP St Log Angeles .3 190 99 & 1 x— s Mits Woreeder, 0. 0. € F: the players, was an up-to-date coach, 2 x—14 —_— e - 3 00610071 0—2l_ st o SE BT A | having had experience in the East. FREE TO WANT AD. PA Thirteen Hits Bring Him Only a Pair s.n mflchcn 0 00 3 e Teavea Many Minevs Hcusdioss. Vire Breaks Out in Coal Mines, N sacshetee - SHED. Wil b A TRONS OF THE CALL. of Runs. ‘ Ry szu;ml\ni S A WALLACE. ’ fdaho, Sept. 1—Fire AH, Wash., Sept. 2—A fire| potated by Treasurer Barreit. Lana- ey oo St ol e LOS ANGELES, Sept 2.—8an| guien bases—TRoss 2. Bernard. Wheeler. | which started shortly after 3 o'elock rning for the last|gan will have full charge of the ::'N- .m lay | | Francisco plaved in hard luck to-day Ersors Bermard, Flood, Chase Gofton Hits | last night swept the entire business a the coal mines at | squad. Helping him will be a corps of M‘,s: m. “’bflile of Grlflln“mmnn and lost the third successive game to | 50T Byiber, B, o URAEE & e JUA 1 portion of Gem and a large part of the out with renewed | assistants,” all old Stanford football Catsup and also a can of Grif- Los Angeles by the score of 5 to 2. | Two-base hits—Irwin, Flood Whesler, Hilde- | residence district, entailing 2 loss of SANTA ROSA, Sept. 2.—B. G. Mor- ing and for » time |men, who are to come out on the| | fin Extra Tomato Soup, made by | | Both teams batted at a terrific pace, | bravd, Gorton, Sacrfice hitFiood. —F .,,,lmo.aoo. destroying nearly 100 houses | ris, who is said to be from Peoria, IIl., i ¢ would be a|oval as often as possible and coach California Fruit Canners’ Asso- but Hall and ‘Gray kept the visitors | paces— Los AI:I:. 7, San Francisco and rendering scores of people home- | was arrested here this afternoon and k. The men about the|under his direction. This scheme is a ciation, free. from hitting the ball when men were | on balls—Oft Barber 1, off Hail 1. off Gr less. The houses were occupied for the |is now in jall charged with attempt- classi. su-ckut——)ymrhrs.hyxml nyuny i announcement - . fire under control and | new one at Stanford, but it ap- lk:e;ll‘- b 4 on bases. Fourteen of the San Fran-|]. Double play—Toman to Flood to Chase. | most part by miners, many of whom | ing to bribe a witness in a case in % t i¢ reported that the dam- | prozches the system used at many cisco players died on bases, which is | Hit by fohed bellbrwin: Ooetew. ravath | moved to Gem after the big fire at|which his brother 13 defendant In e be slight. Eastern universities, 1.——-———-_—.; the record here this season. Bernard | minutes. Datrs Mchated McDonald. : | Black ‘Bear three months ago. Napa County.