TO LOSE ONCE MORE STA.VDIXG of THE*Ciiubs CHICAGO."Oct

THE SAN FRANCISCO- CALL, FRIDAY. OCTOBER- 7. 1910, 10 Page Sports The Call's of WILLIAMSLATTERYJ. ADVICE-ITIS NOT NEAR AS HELPFUL AS A BICYCLE. Goldberg

Highlanders Win From Champions Cubs Shut Out Pirates, 4 to 0

STANDING OP CLUBS IN BIG LEAGUES • '."-\u25a0JCATIOXAIi LEAGUE AMERICAN"" LEAGUE Clnbs W. 1.. Pet. Club* » W- 1^ Pet. Chicago 98 48 671 Philadelphia 102 4» <*SO IVew York ...... 89 .%» 801 1»w York...v 8« 83 n R77 Pltt«bnrar;V...... 88 «4 573 Detroit 85 65 S«T Philadelphia 74 74 500 Boston "... 8t 70 537 Cincinnati ...... 74 7S 487 Cleveland ". «» 78 468 Brooklyn 62 87 41« Chlcaeo «5 S4 43« $3 85 436 St. Loots 60 411 [TVasklnsrton .68 Boston 51 99 S4O St. Lonla 4« 105 305

American League National League JPHiryADEajPHIA. 6ct~. 6.— New York defeated CHICAGO. Oct. 6.—ln the first gam* «a tte Philadelphia home grounds since they clinched t'am p«ananc ARELLANES CALLS today by . scoring .two runs on Chicago today shut out the Plttsborgs. 4 to 0. FAILS Hempbill'9; single Games, VANCOUVER double. Chase's and Knight's the local team hit tins: Adams, the star of the LABOR ONLY three baKgrer. \u25a0 "\u25a0 > hard, SEALS Leaders Win Score: R. H. E. world* serlen of 1909. while Richie was New 'York S R 1 iinvincible and had sterling support. 9core: And, Alas, Philadelphia ...:: :...... I,7 3 . R. H. E. Seals Lose Batteries— Ford and . Mitchell; Dygert and Chleasr© ... 4 ? » O \u25a0 \u25a0 \u25a0 ...... TO STOP BEAVERS OFF GAMES HERE Thomas.-- \u25a0 :\u25a0 . -:.---": Pittsbur« — .;...... 0 8 3 -ratteiies Richie and Needbam:.— Adams. Plsll- TO LOSE ONCE MORE STA.VDIXG OF THE*CIiUBS CHICAGO."Oct. 6.-A:hicaEO j-rirtually clinched lippland Gibson. Umpires Bretman and O"D«y. . sixth place today by taking the firat game of Pacific Coast :Leagne"'' V*;^ Rortlanders Take Advantage of Internal Differences inNorthern ' BOSTON. Oct. 6.—Boeton aeenred 22 Wt» and Wr li.-.•".'-• Pet. the series from' Detroit. 11.to 5. Manager Jen- j scored 20 rtrna off three Philadelphia pitcher* to- . ..; ninjrs'. tried a left Peasley. who was |:day. while the latter made 12 hits and 7 raas. Portland.. .07 73 071 Senatorial Errors and Rugby "Union Cause Trip hander. - \u25a0 Oakland... 104 ,83 : 557 rapped freely In:the second and fifth Innings. Score: B. H. E. "Champions" While Angels ...... - - liange.\wbo relieTed' White In the foarth. droTe Philadelphia T 12 3 Swelter Have «an Francisco.. 97 91 516 .... W7n, 3 to I . toBe Canceled . in four runs for Chicago. Cobb got a donble Boston — 20 22 3 Vernon...... V. 91 94 491 and. single and in fire bat. Batteries Ewing. Olrard. Slausater and Lo* 92 V a a pass times at Doom, Amee1e5...... • 09.- 482 Score: . : R. H. E. McDonough;— ParMne. Mattern and Rari- Edge Throughout Contest Sacramento. ... 70 111 i384 Caicaax) ..:.. 11 11 :3 ,den. Umpires Ea«on* and• Johnstone.• Vancouver has .canceled all its Rugby Detroit '...:...... 5 S 3 [Special Dispatch to Cedl] — «.—New Tcck ;defeateit RESULTS OF GAMES The games -IBatteries White. Iânge and'SolllTan; Peas- NEW YORK. Oct. PORTLAND, Ore., -with Stanford and the Univer- ley,; Wfllett and Casey. '• Brooklyn today. 9.t0 3. Drneke. the local pitcher. Oct. 6— the - • \u25a0 - Angreleci 2. Aram sityxof-California. ; . * • • tlelng the National league strikeout record ot WILLIAM SLATTERY Los 4. San Francisico * to \u25a0 J. 3, "1. I Beavers Senators 'Word the effect the year of 13. Score: R» H. 'E. Portland Sacramento - took* the Sacramento "WASHINGTON. Oct. .6.—Washington" and Brooklyn The Seals sv.-eltfred and labored un- San Fmncitcb-^Martden flied to Dale?-. Shaw -. that the. Canadians be unable to • , 3 8. 5 Oakland Vernon 0. into' camp; despite the Introduction* of /would Boston dlTlded today's doable header,- the Tlsl- New York.. ..• 0 15 0 der the burning rays of the Oakland filed to Murphy. Melchior flied to Bernard. No make v tors winning the first, 5 to 2, and 'the second — Arellanes, late of vthe usual trip to California this - Batterle*^ Barker— and Miller: Droeke and their ef- ran*. \u25a0\u25a0>X'>~ GAMES TODAY Frank the Boston polntt to the locals. 6 to,5. Milan's steal -of sun yesterday afternoon and was Wilson. Umpires Klem and Kane.' by. fall . received "yesterday at both home- was- a'featured Score, .first game: brought nothing but a 4 to 2 de- SECOND INKING Americans, the score of 3 to 1. .Bill \u25a0 forts Angeles -\u25a0"--> : U. H. 'B. ' Angels, on them at — 'Los- at Sun Franciwo. universiites..This is the first season since . spectator*, feat. The had it Lo« Angeles Dillon singled to center. Mur- • \u25a0 Steen heaved ,Jfor Portland, and, bar-, Washington ...2 8 2 TOKYO. Oct. B.—Before 10.0C0 They - < Sacramento at Portland. . -...'..'...\u25a0; - O'Brien, every of the scrimmage. phy *;^ v- the adoption of the game that Boston 5 10-1 who Included American Ambassador staê .sacrificed. Williams to Mohler. Halllnan Oakland at Vernon. ring wildness, was English^ . • harder, fielded bet- certain streaks of Battertes-rGray, Otey and Ainsmith; Collins the University of Chicago baseball team today hit ran faster and fiM to Madden. Wheeler went out, Mohler to ' south. - ' - university 3 to 1., fxpeo( • again all to the good. ,' \u0084;••-' Vancouver has, not come i and Carrigan. defeated the Keio nine. . ter. The Seals had no chance and Te'nnant. runs. The cd happened . . : Score, B. lineup No yesterday, Portland and ..For someyearß past there has' been s*c<«d game:- R. .H. \u2666\u25a0very man on the seemed to San Francisoo— Mohler safe on ,Hallinan's Oakland Arellanes got •by without [serious Washington *...... 6 3 forged ' winning:their gnraesi from Sacra- . » • realize this once the Angels in- •rror and was forced 'at by ' - damage sixth, though; friction amongthe northern unions and ] Boston ..-.."..-..."...... s'" 10 3 "" second Tennant. mento and Vcrnon : handily until the in the — McHale, Wood to the iea.l. TenDant stole second- Titt went out, Howard fnougb. ItWill be anrprlse the officials of the.two, bodies. Two Batteries John and Street: use up no fifth inning'Rankin robbed Portland of and Carrigan. Called at end •of eighth; darkness. Ho4h teams xvrre forced to to Dillon. Williams \u25a0 either Ifthey keep doing > '• \u25a0 \u25a0 . walked. this \u25a0 came Mohler went out, on one or poor decision, years ago the jstorm broke and Reggie '">\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0-...'.-•.--\u25a0• pitchers before the fracas Crlger to «»very day during: the present two runs' by; a i i-svo Dillon. - '\u25a0 - j ST.- LOCIS. Oct. 6.—St. Louis won from \u25a0 - "--,'-..:.. Woodward swas5 was from assum- : .;• end. Browning started for the neriefi. . .. \u0084 . calling Buddy Ryan I ;today. got Days to an out at first. ; CleTeland 8 to 5. three hits 5 \ iJiJole in ing management: ; - Cured he lasted just five innings. THIHD IWNIKG The poor Sealn toswed another ithe of the :1908 Van- outof four times at bat. Score: R. H. E. ynd — < was the first man up- couver .. Lot bloomer a^rtdnst the Angels yes- Olson in the team toi ovring to Lewis. '...V.~....r.. R T 4 Ba>tley \ip the burden and did Angoles Smith went 'out, Vltt to Ten- ' California* St." ..-..^...... took terday,; but sixth, .the; 4 nicely for the remaining- four nant. CrlgertrJ pled. to.-center. Daley filed to It.makes little dif- and he planted 'a safe hit to left. desire ;to have Victoria union men Cleveland- .-...... \u25a0.:....':..-...•..:. 3 ''8'- very Nothing t „: Stephens; Koest- •" ference with themmow. the for Batteries— R. Mitchell• and *p: save a .can' put them >jup hit the trip ; ;the ner-and Clark.. . . .\ngf-ls in-another run San Francisco— Browning went out, Criger to \u25a0with \u25a0 ball, Casey's put Olson- on : is +.in order- to," strengthen' could not sneak the leaden In'the race. : and: Bacriflce' r;.,,^r =;: delivery. In the meantime Cap Dilloa. Madden filed to WbeeJer. . Shaw went third' and \u25a0 Krueger Ton >. The Vancouver.; team: ;.,,^ s «.ff his • second.' % agtfHhe' Ogden Dillon switched from Origer to Nagle out, Dillon to Criger. No runs. '.'squeeze" sign was passed .to \Tommy :/ -A few weeks northern unions Results supposed ;have patched their! this snitch unquestionably won , Sheehan, ;'who came; through .with a were to * up " ' ntid roiTETH.nraiiro . ; furlongs." - game southern warriors be- ' dinky bunt to Arellanes; ,who petty, differences and both": unions com-i FIRST :RAC?E-^Slx . aelllng: : Hk rtAt*fl1*% the for the Los Angelea— beat an lnfleld hit and -tossed , Odds. Horse, Weight Jorkey. cause the southpaw was being bumped ' Howard. bad ly to Spiesman, 'and ;Olson • scored. blned>nd submitted the names of cli-1 and Fin. stole second. Dillon beat a bunt and Howard VERNON BLANKED > gible»'men to make trip;,tb 4-I—Hannibal- Bey. 109 (Rosen) 1 hard. Rapps' bunted "one Arellanes' -head :;'.;;.;>/',.;.:": " .the ' - ' *Cali- Stocking. (lTers>. 2 rrent to third. Murphy over : \u25a0 1-2—Silver "loP :...... the game to struck out. Hallinan and v Krueger scored,' : cßapps fornla. ;'.;;.;>/',.;. ;.-"•;:\u25a0\u25a0 (GarganK..... 3 ' There was nothing to while| . 6-I—Altalr. lOtt :...... _. * ' walked, filling the Abases. .Wheeler walked, • » -^fâaW ißuaT . II%ND RACE— furlongs, selling: redeeming save for COMMUTERS o f |'& Fline feature teem> . vithout a • - - - /WTiila the" Sacramento' 'was *ar-. .'Stanford: received Ofld»., Weight Jockey. uant. \u25a0 —-— -,-. . Fin Two runs. . >•. guing telegram^ \u25a0 Bell, secretary Horse. and . homer over the right field about the, crossing t of signals, from H^lB. ;the' „ Hov.ard's San Fraacisco— Melchior strnck out. Bodle A-5-r-Alaxle..104- (Gaugel) : ..1 fence in the fifth round, which, practi- 'Rapps -and Sheehan l'advanced ito? third of';the union, '.to the; effect 4-5-^-Inauguration. 109 .(Gargan)...... 2 flied to Bemud. singled orer second. Captain Shee-', •• ((CaTanaugh) victory rsecond trip (was owing 10-I—Crualnda. 10S :'... 3 cally cinched the for the south- Wotverion Hit by Ball and respectively.;;^ that'^the off .to internal \u25a0 Vltt singled to right! Williams . Moh- • 'basest • . • 'j> Tune, .• 1 3-5. Voltrome also ern crew. walked/ hand Itried toVscore Ion\a short passed differences' In the,: union.", , -J\ ? ; .. .ran.. . Stricfare ler htt to Halllnan, forcing Tennant at third. : • '; \u25a0 fm-longs. selling: Angels got in hunches of "" . " and Cameron Resumes His ball, but :was : the plate, and /Farmer 'îmmediately Reggie THIRD':RACE-^-Fira The theirs out tat 'h ' .'./.wired'-. '* . \u25a0 • No runs." <['.' V:;- ;Vi ..": ;-*,- ;\u25a0'/-'/"''.'; asking - "\u25a0 Odds. Horse. .Weight .and Jockey. Fin., and the first batch came in the Rapps was left "at:thirdv: when Gus Woodward;; him to use his iri- ; (Iw») two riPTH INNING .; Old Station ; hitter.; , S-Z-^nowball. 109 :... .C..:...-..' 1 fourth. Howard beat an infield hit Fisher failed as a pinch '.;. $', 'fiuence toward making the trip,a re- 8-s— Tube, Rose. 97 fCallahant ." .... 2 immediately got away with a steal Lo» Amreles— Daley weat out, Mohler to Ten- The visitors' lone runSwas ;. acquired ality.x-'-.-. ;;";,_. ....:'. :. :_ .;"/•; 6-I—Zlck Abrama, 109 (Parker) 3 and • O-..^.V\-Jv:-. \u25a0 : Time,,l:o3 l-5. Ketehel. also ran. ; I-mm tb? of second. Dillon followed with a safe nant. Bernard singled to right fleld/:Howard in;- the fifth. Burns, itheiflrstiman %up, In:19O8."\the year ;of the rupture be- Pal. ooir tpecUHst la (tan Trmcit** knocked the ball brer [Special Dispatch to;The Call] hiked, Spiesman fanned; .theûnlon, 3 -FOURTH .RAGBr-SiK furlongs.'- the Standard whodoes not «dT«Ttlw a fletltioos ««m» «wi b-jnt and after Murphy fanned. Halll- .. the right fleld^ fence for and in^the ef- tween; Woodward land and -- -' ~ " photo«T«ph. 1 \u25a0\u25a0 ? pubHaa my filling up scoring ;' 1 ; to; runner.?; every,* year slhce,\the by handicap:: -/ tram pbotaenpa. spot, the a home run. Bernard ahead '-of him. i:ANGELES, :fort ,the Steen" then' sent \u25a0 nan drew a four ' ..^ LOS • Oct.. 6—It•is an ill* advance teams here Odds. .'..Horse." '.Weight.. and Jockey. ', '. Fin. correct BWf. penoaallr coodnct mr offle*. I nerve, \u25a0 pulledf -, — Browning lost his walk- DIUon went out. Browning to Tennant.' Mur- wind that .blows nobody .gbod^ and a wild pitchi; which sent Burns the gßrltish have / of \u25a03-.T Arionette. 105 (Callahan).. 1 »m th* longMt meat sacks. that T beenî reliable, twxxmtal ing Wheeler and forcing Howard home,. phy went but, Shaw tOiTennant., : . i is what Captain Wolvertpn of,the Com- to second; Casey v.wasTcaught; napping poor:" caliber^ and" h'avV:been.? easily/ de- •3-I—Balronia. 107 (Pickens)....; 2 and as- medical mdratlalg and pnn Henley,' in running .'; 92 -(Gargan).. ..:...... 3 records prove. 1mak* tbta rtatownent tb*t a neat sacrifice •San Franciaco— batting vforVBrown- muters" thought one of Roy over to:second -base.v which fea ted by_^ Stan ford and Callfornla:'.< V-;'$ 10-1-i-Sewell." • .: > »» Smith followed with • when' ; Hltt's : \ Raleigh r a m \u25bc<» r registered. ing, ont.",CMgw , ;permitted -'grounder \u25a0 '„: Time.- 1:13. P.D also ran. ?,,*Z 2*°* '«»«lt-a-e»l«bratM «oe- and on this squeeze Dillon went . ' ' to Dillon. S Madden went shoots t hit him-Jn ;the head. This, oc- Arellanes' : to roll c lmt wh<> *•*" p«««- . \u25a0 —One: mil*','""selling: , tB4 -*"•*\u25a0 Pati«t» Ang-els polished with two ;Howard :Dillon.' singled-.to'Tipht" curred; •unimpeded to right\u25a0field.-, and \George FIFTH •Hy.-.si pe»MM The it off out.-' to -'Shaw 1^ the firstwinning of the'- setto ; 1 "Horse, -I 'rtin.«rt twiteuw scqalrM ' -> ; Ogden Odds: Weight and Jockey. Fin. way the frame. Bernard and took second on; aIwild "pitch.'. '•Melchlorj .with 'Verribn' today Ort' letVit 'roll between; his legs. The Entries ; , tn inch a that no «Oi«r ea% thars tad more in iy>xt -- and forced in' a 8-I—Captain Bnrnett.' 96 (R05en);..'. ...'...... -1 and right _ mixup: score; 1 •hooldjiot b«diMM wltJ nMHI ewapa- singled right and center etosled to "and; Shaw.swred. Melchior run for the!Oaks. allowed' Burns to" The 5-2—Oberon. (lTer»)i...... *...:..... 2 between \u25a0 109 nf*s. It » Trawl»i? «ad «rp«iisiT* scarcely took second the' throw. a>; FIRST. RACE—Fire furlongs,< 3 year olds and 7-2—Knight of IVanhoe, ;109 (Wanders)...;...". 3 to ambrac* he had time to take his bear- on Bodle' walked."' Mel- lloser pitched^ shutout"- game .for npward: •'.•;"\u25a0;\u25a0 1 -, \u25a0\u25a0•' , tbe,Htflt»ta«Qt« «f •'../ \u25a0-.• . \u25a0\u25a0-. .\u25a0..-. ..-. » Time.;1:43 ;Boena, m#dlc«l coaiMmlM. It!• ball over chior was caught napping off Vpennant, chasers; 1 4-5. Etmna^G.- '- Ooonskln. ings ere Howard clouted the " second. v.-One" the and. although he SACRAMENTO Sick S Abrams ..105'rira . Cafferata .'.109 -",• -\u25a0"\u25a0 \u25a0 ,- '• Imtmnlblt-for a medical rompaaT to attend '' • . " ; /V"...... also -ran. .•- : : ".. Compantai '\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0 v .";. " '"•\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 a ;AB. iquiline ;;: : 105 {':: ; l mur**.* b«T«» bo or the right field fence. Score: ran. . :/%•".-' was trouble time or. two the team -'.".'•..•\u25a0\u25a0 R. A. E. : »Galmie . Gale 99 \u25ba; ittDlomas irif BH. PO...... furlongs.- selling:. ,' \u25a0 to practice m#4lHa# • IA)S playing 0 0 1, '4 > 0 4unts Polly lo6]Runsum r.....: 99; SIXTH RACE—Seren Hew* in CnllToraln nr ANGEIXS ..SnCTH DTNING errorless'^' ball behind him saved Sbinn. '2b...... '.'..... 4 . \v:..*V.*v ..... Odds. -Horse. -Weight and-Jockey. » Fin. enjt «rtb»»- «t«t». mmnOy — '.',."\u25a0 --' • A'an ,Bnrcn, c. f..*'. 4 0 2 ',', 40-0 1 SECOND RACB— furlongs^ year - . MmUchl companie* K. , Los Angeles Eastley - replaced Browning ;, the day. '.'.'\u25a0' >i ;;..\u25a0\u25a0"., ;. ,;..;.; .V. Five* - parse. 2 1-I—Netting. 14 (Pickece ) .r...:...; »r* nimni portrait AB. R. BH. PO. A. in ... J- •.— 1 .". .-. 1 aftw a 'A wbo» ' . ;.;.....;-.-;. : 0 weights ;. \u25a0-.;. ; - doctor. O • Cameron, ,has,been Helster.'U.f. 3< o 0 1" 0 nlds.": special^ :*- '-\y \u25a0-. hy 1 (Callatutn) .V.; P«ley. 0 1 went V \u25a0 \u25a0 4-I—Dorot f Ann. 106 ...... 2 T^nmnnUtT nnA: 4 O 1 ; out, p Don who ....".... fVntltr nrm .I» c. f the box. Hallinan Shaw Sto Ten- . out of Danzlgr, lb •:.'....%. 4 0 0 10 0 0 1marg0ea .'.:"". ..100[?t>:. :HeUer '. J , .. I»d«fl»it» B-rn.rd. f 8 1 1 2» O 0 • .\u25a0 game ;...... ' \-. . .I 4-I—Dr. Downie. 114 (CaTanangfa). .'3 »»V««-ted^nd pnMf«*tlonaM* abCtty. - . ' r 88. .;.....;....-;.; '*•'\u25a0 cl»» I»mS!V 3 « O 3 0, 0 ,Criger "strockvoutC Greevy, into; action / after Burns. 2-' 1 "0 2 1 .0 olds ,and s upward: l "\u25a0\u25a0'-,.*. .- \u25a0-, \u25a0_.. ronnltatlons. ex»ralsatie«9 Murphy. I. t fence. . vNo4runs. -.''"\u25a0. ] •.was^calle'd ; La Longe. c:. ...;;. 1/0 0 !2 '0 '}'\u25a0 0 • -...-. * and tremtiaant. San Francisco— Tennant to, "Wolverton -had been»laid low.l Score:; Arrellanes,"' : He';,Knows ;. ...106lBurnlnp- Bush" ;l'r...101 - went-out." Wheeler p.... .V..V.V. 3 'O'.'l :X- '3 1 Alazle • .'1...... lOSj Susie Gregg -MY DIRECT TBTCATItBXT FOR SSJ^. :::::::::::IS ] I h Dillon. VHt singled .to' right.:field. Williams Splestnan, c...."..'. ..~i,'..'X\' 0 0 3" 2"*-'O' .:... . .-'..'..... m - \ ' -\ ' . ."lOfi!'Orello' ";'...-.V."..'..". .'.-- ...... " • 99 walked. '. Naple replaced . Criger \u25a0in \the box.- .'. -i. '\u25a0. AB. R, BH. rO.-A. E. • •Bosy^.Man >'.-\u25a0 .."..'..101| ( - '\u25a0-"< :-\u25a0 --.:. -.\u25a0'"- , 4; 0;...... ;...30 -'I- 4 10 1 - r.. -.\»T>it*dl \u25a0\u25a0'•-\u25a0• \u2666••';. ' Eastley singled to left, scoring ' 0- -PqBTLANp;;;^ : V ; olds :and jupward: v ,- • tbe>ffort« nbjwtctniwi.'yet fa tM« t*r» 1 • ft - d»r 32 4 11 27 14 2 V'itt.^.'Madden Ross. I.*t .*....;'.'.'..::.\u25a0 0.-';i^ '1 ,0' poT : TION comes * ; ToUI Dillon, who; i' 3 0 ' a. c. 4Belle"r.:.vlJllßftfetropolitanF ; aaaV^ Imm ;m*lor!t*.ef \u25a0pecl«]f \u25a0\u25a0 no* 1#t- bunted to threw: Williams* out' at R. . 2b 0: 0 -Ryan, :"'"ab/:r.*bh.- r.:.. 114 ULCERATION «n»r» Wheeler" Olson;; 5g. ' ont/ Dillon. 0 1 I23" 0 \u25a0 .. ,m»thod« th«»t h«T».V*ti fr» <^w»«ti»it Use »M AB. R. BH. PO. A. E. ' ' '•: .....;...... 3 'RACE^—One mile, selling-. year '\u25a0' ,\u25a0"••'•..-^r"*' - Brashear, ; '-: FIBTH ".3' \u25a0 One run. '.'. .'- .' H. 1b. 0 1- 11" 1 0 Krnpgcr. I.'; f.;.....v..v.... - '»>jir». Madden, 0- 8. 0 0 * es.; .;•...\u25a0..'.\u25a0.... 3 3^- S' 1- I\u25a0• 8 00 and .' upward 1 *;!:' '.^rl^- '\. .-'• -\u25a0 \* -:. »tw»T«.fa!Wfor bxlf'o c*>ntT»rT. Tb«» c. f » » Lindsay.: T33T 3 CO--' 1! '2 .-.">. 0 Casey, *2b:. ."..'.;.. O»" \u25a0'\u25a0'\u25a0 . ' FA;IN. BTstem -nith Shaw, 0 SEVENTH INNING :.O: v. V 30 2. .2 1' •/;:. l; - CHAROEf .<*«\u25a0* the r»ow>rfnl ntlmnl»nt» nn* sa 5 12 14 * H. Hogan." c. :...... '...2 \0 .O I\u25a0' 0 Sheeban, -. ; rellco -....'... 102!Hanniba Bey \u0084'. ".Vj.lOT. ~l« >»mMflaaV STRAINING v , 0 ... . O 4 and toTiiea.-. c«J*T>l«f»d tn'r**iifr* it*' Oy'l \u25a0\u25a0'.V/- :3b.;...:.;.;v.. / r. f. 5 3 0 0 Los Angeles-r^Daley ;.walked.'"/ hit'; Hitt, 2; 3: 0- 0 2 3 CBan :. .:\102 ."...... '.... 107 '^WrPHI wet wiwi* turr» Melchior. * Bernard to' p. 0-0 1 ;ll';iO Rapps. .1b. ;;. 3 0 1 ,9 0 0 . . 3beron- •.'.'. |T^ ' T TVS'ISTED and .oB- •trearth.ithat )*yw* «n4 we-êf >!•»« h*»n ]•<•* 0 0 0 0 ...... \u25a0 \u25a0 1 « Mohler, .'....."...:.;*. 0 :. _»swefiiGiri-j;'. ; Bodie. 1. I who threw to" Shaw, forcingr Daley:"at Carson, p. . \u25a0 0 0 0 r.; ...... ".•.;;:•:102!:;; ; /. ; V : gTRUCTgP utream • r«mtt *^«t tlie 4 ' ... 0.i1'.0 Ort. -.3 0 2 2 V, -. : \t- 'imM/M tnr. ' fttw^tnnn »r» t*m- 0 1 30 0 0 f...... " o*^l wft^ Tennant. lb •Ho«p ..0 ;0\ :0 t Fisher,; ...... : >'SIXTH jfnrlongs, year rradn»Hy '\u25a0*» 2 0 fwond. Shaw relayed to Tennant -and Bern- v ...... 0};;0c/;0 c.'.;-.-.;...-..-.7.v;>4-- 0 0 . 6 ";.2 '-0 ?:RACB-fSix selling. 4 \V \ \_§ twomes ""ntrflj»Tfit»i. th# nonlHre rf»tTft»»«"» 4 1 2. 1 : \u25a0\u25a0 ; ='\u25a0 <.•...... -*.'..>,•: m -- Virt. 3b • *•; \u25a0 worse '• wax-out.,completing a double ,play. ? How-, - Steen, p. .:.-;. ;~; '•;1 ';1 0 ; 3 :0 olds and upward:;.-'-...-\u25a0". and leads to ntith* watlewt. Weaa-êw* 'Wi wt!l ,tn !' <"- 1 O- 0 5 4. 1 ard Vi . 2 ; ".,; : \u25a0 — Williams. " Total '....*....:.2S OTV4 12 1 ...... Barry..'; .*.;-;:.105! ?al . .'. wriouj -BLADDER 'for eowreiiletx^ fmt vnw • 4 0 ,1 3 5 O ard beat* tront and ;jjas trying to • ...... X27 ' •81r> t 7 ...... V. for >»^V; .Wf •nrb tm omTt Mohler. 2b a" 'oat» steal \u25a0"•Batted for Hitt.In the.eighth inning.:-, \u25a0\u2666».\u25a0< - 27.*; Harry- Stanhope ".X ;.*:r.107... .i«Tmptorn 1 ; "- ' i.T0ta1 . -; \ 13 :,- 2 7.'. 107J Vfnesback .'.: re«iiHtn» t^vn n *hv«ttii**TiT\u25a0won*"- p. ....-....--- 0 O 0.2 0 ; ; • : .• ".-.27 3 %1 . Brownlns. second. No runs.. -":':. . "'."\u25a0'. \u25a0 ...... / ludge.'Shortall r: ranpement. DON'T fnflam»d nr«xftat» •Henley 1 0 0 0 0 O \^ '\u25a0\u25a0/f'r'ili,-': -OAKLANDjt- .. AND) ; I '.r'.lOTt Nebraska: Lasa -'.'.r.MO7 J^-fflSHk " :"«nd rlainf. tad In trr- Saa Francisco— Mrichlor \u25a0', Rt/NS: HAVE THE OI local treatment iTt?Apprentice 5 allowance.' .',;.";. '"; ;p«flM«r.«om» lff«»r«i»*rtTrrwited p«ntr«ct«^ JL filed to Mnrphy.* .Tennant', was safe on Daley's Magpart. ;l. f. .5 '.-.'<> '0 ' 5:IK -0-^1 ; 0 0: 4 a' 0 .... \u25a0 '\u25a0 - ' ,Basehlt» ..;;.. meat. rwMjnstV" \u25a0 j 0 Ton win «of- <»1»#*8« I* for tie 9-27 %1 high' fly 1 Wares, .'. :':} "- ,'" 1- 0 0 1 1 0 0-^-4 |»Bhlv^waaagâL ,WIWM « iitflmnatarlnn »>> Total : .'3S 2 17: rrror of a 'and was out trying to steal ss." .':.'.":": '."\u25a0..".:*.'> 4 '.-..1 0 Q~ \u25a0' 3 0 Portland .. 2 10 I ' HK^taAflfiSffifer. trom iv• ;bad •rnut imtisfft.. jtbonrt 4;' ,3 \u25a0 .00 0 00. -x-^-3 •ceidre*. .tntnrT \u25a0 , c.'f. •:....: 1 1. ; :>_l'.-0: v -l{ Rr.VS AND HITS BY INNINGS V second. No.run*.' V,'- '\u0084>'-, PfJ-1. lb.Und V' 0 0 Basehits...... 0 o:>_l'.-0o 1 2 1.-l'-x—6 bRji'MORBL,^ ««wts tthe 'rest.: of. «triii».>tc...tn»T prndncs tb» same r^tnlr, * •W.'Hogan; >_l.-0 .* il c.\f. and 3b..\ 4 0' '3--- 1. " ' \u25a0 ,of 4. 0 { ...... VoiV r»*rm»Ti#TrUT *Tjr» tbe«* cn«•• pr^n* Anpeles 00 0 2 0 0 0 4 ~ I>» 2 \O~ r '.{EIGHTH WolTerton, 3b. .."-...": , 0 0;4"0 0 \u25a0• >'* SUMMARY;'--'.:; '"; .'•.{ 51 I™.stre^*1 ; . h»»» " DINING . . . 0 -. o*. '\u25a0\u25a0•: * * \u25a0'";/" T? ™. me. My of 0 112 2 11 2 I—ll \u25a0..\u25a0...'.-.".;'.'.. -':::\u25a0 0i stre^* SOOTH- me«i.-loi«» now»f.i«fc.. wt**»«nt rh» e!»'i-' Basebiti. -,• Los 1 Angeles— Dillon singled Cameron.vib. .3 0 1- 11' l 0 By ; • ..'3 :^.'." o base on;called Steen 52. off/Arrellanes -iCURES; and; i»ije;«b«olnf c Basehits 0 0 0 2 2 3 0 Murphy^^ to center.^ \u25a0• \u25a0...\u25a0..;..".. 0-';0 balls—Off 1 MENT GIYEB* COMPLETE* «i«H^r"«-T^f.mr uad*r<«twn(fT«™ iSwander/: r. f. 4' -'\u25a0\u25a0 2 V-O'*-*.'0 4.i'Twvbase hit— Sacrifice httß-^Heis-" SATISFACTION. \u25a0<-\u25a0 Otbor, '\u25a0=/ DIS- nri tre«tn>eflt of tbN < *: Wheeler flied •:Smith walked, lhgt ; 0; Kroeirer.t" PRIVATB «»ti»oMer. it.TMn ;to" Madden.' fill Miue.; c.^ .".". 4 0 4 \u25a0/;'* r ' * «\u25a0 • - ' SUMMARY ' r...... 1 0 ter. --.: Casey,", Ryan. :«;\u25a0 ;Stolen ;ibases-^-Arrellaneß.' MUSEUM- OF ANATOMY-- r ' EASES treated with the. came success.* From bare not met « witb a «IncT* the•bases'." filed'to;Melchlor, Moser;" p. [..'....' :.4: .4 1' ::0 ;;2 - Criper. out, ', **jTotal/* v19Q;0 pitch— \u25a0' positively 'I ;«m \u25a0 <^rf ; Howard. Three base hit—— Two' base llams 'went i Hallinan s to :Dillon. Mohlef ...... J —Portland I.TWild Steen.'"i Left '*'i UKn * cured "W tk«oU«t ijfCure: Costs One-Half : eonanr ah» tb«t >w» *T»«troent oth«« '' , < 'ipwhlaf' •• Murphy, Smith. \u25a0 ANDHITS BXi ;; on iha ees iß,ti ß,t '.-•'? tut h!t Smith. —Sacriflce bits • struck out... No;run*.*.*_. ~r-:>'-_ ..' \u25a0-\u25a0 .•.:' RUNS INNINGS:V . — Sacramento Portland 8. .Titne of ySt tm Ik*f rifiliß»h»J .what » th« is ordinary .i^doctor charges for «Ja tjasAs Dillon. Tennant. Howard. .<2). '.'.:', 0;,0 ; 0?,0--0 game 1 hour and 40 minates.— Umpire*—Finney ' Stolen Vernon ».V.'1. 6 .01 ' O \u25a0 ' CALL or WRITE and Iwta gladly — \u25a0 .Br- "Of and ;r; rv.;.;.;,r .;.;.;, , \u25a0-, , .; failure."* • '^* '* . bells Off off. \u0084 : INNING ::'.;. Rankin. [ v : v Fir^t base on called ': \u0084 "NINTH. < .^fßasehits *..'0- 0"0 0 1 0 ;0 v>2? PROSTATE 1, Naple 3. by Eartley 2.--C Double ' \u25a0'\u25a0 Jfflß DISEASES OF MEN V'ARICOCELE.: » T>««e«. by Cdper by out, -;h , :- ! difw»a»*9. I' Sneramtorrb«*M» . 3 — ard went' '.""Mohler;to'^Tennant. ßaechits. '..".'. ':.'. 3 . o.'? 1 O 1 0 '1^ 0 I—7 TO and skin master Blond 'Poison 'in' . Ctmt»r»tmi Bta»w» pitch— 'Howard^ SPORTSMEN MEET STAGES, CooplicatJon,* play Mobler to Shaw to Twnnant.'- Wild 1 lt«' WORST : iiIf.'anabl« /, game— Umpires— singled past first,:stole . and -j went }to on] • - - ; itofcallr'.l [ «". tK Time of 2 hours. Me- 5 The '\u25a0; 1send my Free Symptom, Ust *&££«« Crl««r. • 6;* 2,I ' annual convent tldnV'ofithe jGamf o******cure la ewytMt*; will and helpful \ l^ Greevy Irwin., Williams' throw." Dillon walked.. How- \u25a0\u25a0' fHits—bff,Hitt runs" :innings 7.iThree^ base w^SSt'iP adrice plain? • Envelope. .»•• .'W'\u25a0'i«4tl'»» \u25a0*»M: «^»n«nlt»tl«n fr^» \u2666»" and, ;\rtde; ;-; ', and Fish willjbe *iin5 Sealed Mosttall-! ~ »v. ard'was caught off'third.*' Ncnin?..- -;\u25a0 >* hit-^W. SHf>gan. Two,base hit—Ross. \u25a0" Sacrifice association' ' cured at bone.^-Strict prlTacy -fflMM.cwhiftn»p.rmfißMMa^ t*ZZ hit—Hi,"-;Hogan.^ Flrst^base* :called -;ball*-Ôff iheldînithlsrclty-bnlOctoberJlliandUß/ 'IBIV-' Write f« b^k. PHSUO9OPHV J ments.canibe •" "'' J% \u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 ou Or MARRIAGE,«iUd frw-U I assured.","- '•' -' -~:•*- 1^; THE GAME:IN:DETAIL; J San Fraacisei-^-Eastley ;struck^ out.%'Madden' • off Moser: Struck ;out-^-Byj*Hitt 4,1 by f/^7 k.-^Vv.^'v i wpnt HltV3.* s.'?v :^ll^jsriprtßrnen^whoi;ê^lhterestedgin' out. Wheeler' to r Dillon.; Shaw singled' Moser j2.v- Double !plays—Mappnrtlto\u25a0 Cutsha w r : ' : to a*rellhvite^ditolbSj;pres£ MOREL, past 5 third.;\u25a0; He took !third on.Melchior 's ,Ware* \to Moser Jto 'Mitee ItoLCameron ;\Wares ito \u25a0'ent.O'j; l DR. 51ThirdStY j'stnglej to Cameron .".ijHit;by,ipitched ba U— A'ddf«sseiß 'willibe £made Tbyj^the DR; ( \» ",:\u25a0 \u25a0 .' " Lo».A*«ele»—Dairy•fllcd^toMadden., .Bernard ito;right:,r 1Bn«lle; went •-out; ?Howard >,to 5Dillon,* Cntsnaw t ' Wol- I S.F.CAL fS^fAndJ'A Mtociat«». Near.? Marke t s.V.;drX ;. Terton.*ibyiHltt.*;^Tlme;of;Kamerrl^ hour and >"40 WostinotedHauthorltiesion^tlieiPacUlc' • JfIBDAH.^S^ Opp Hotel,*!San |Francisco.> Cal.' m. "a. martin 7 — \u25a0 runs, , KT2I;MARKET,ST..-SAy to Mo'cklor. Howard struck out. No mmu tea. •Umpires Van Haltrea and Hildebraad; coast. \u25a0 :rßAyciSoo.?CAr^