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Students' Lecture Course. The first lecture of the students* lecture course for. the- benefit of the University of California's subscription to the American school at, Athens will be delivered in this Young Men's Christian Association audi- torium next Thursday evening. Professor Thomas Rutherford Bacon will lecture on "Tho Boer and the. Briton." MISS BEATRICE TOBIN WEDS C. RAOUL-DUVAL In the little chapel at the Tobin resi dence ¦ yesterday at noon ; Miss • Beatrice Tobin became' the, wife", of, Charles ;Raoul- Duval. "iRev.V Father Prendergast,* ylcar general^ pronounced the happy ( couple hus band and ; wife' in the presence' of . a - small company f of ',; relatives and immediate friends.; :~: : . ' " .:¦¦. :.>>;• Although the wedding was" such a quiet one elaborate preparations were, made for. it. The elegant Tobin. mansion; on jthe corner ¦ of, California '¦ and - Taylor streets, was fragrant^ with .the: breath; of spring blossoms and ; a blaze with • light.* • » , ' ; >¦ - ,~ : In the chapelr where 'thei ceremony; was performed, Bermuda lilies,? lilies ¦ of . the valley 1 and '•¦ palms I made - a * most ¦: effective decoration.-which^was' brilliantly, set :" off by l the V lights > from 4 ; the - numerous t wax tapers, which illuminated the altar.- -X ¦ . Promptly ; at ," the ' noon « hour s the -young couple took up their station before Father Prendergast;-' The . Misses Agnes : and Ce liatTobln;i sisters of : the : bride, ; officiated as > bridesmaids.^! Richard 1 M.i; Tobin - was best 'i. man « and ( , Peteri Martin .' and Harry Stmpklns the ushers: ¦•• :¦"¦'¦-'¦«¦:::'¦, '..". ;v.v^-K;v* 5 ;The ) bride t was t attired tln\ a : magnificent gown of iwhite satin.'' The Jupe s was'per fectly plain and the : train unusually long. 1 The veil was confined to the coiffure with a Wreath 'of orange blossoms. The :; bridesmaids were" attired alike in white chiffon over, white silk. ¦ . ' .: ,u- Mrs. L ; M. A: Tobin, : mother of the ¦ bride, wore; an^elegrant grown 'of 'gray, brocade elaborately .trimmed ..with; rare -old "lace.* After', the , ceremony *a ; bridal was s served."? The; guests were .seated at small round tables. . . Seated at ? the table with 1 the ; bride ) and : groom were : Miss Cc lia • Tobin,' Count ! dv . Pare,' Petrr Martin," Miss * Mamie McNutt, Edgar * Mills, Miss Agnes Tobin,"' J.,Casserly,- Walter Martin,* Miss j Carrie > Taylor, -i R.v M.'- Tobin; -; Miss Daisy. Casserly ; and ' Harry ; Slmpkins.-: Mr. Casserly j proposed . the ; toast >to • the • bride and ' groom, vto \ which J Mr. ' Raoul-Du val gracefully ¦, responded: 'The ; young , couple received .very t many ; handsome . presents.' Their souvenirs to the -bridesmaids; were exquisite diamond j hearts.' .1 ; ' ' .:-;¦,'' '" ¦:Mr.-; and Mrs. :Raoul-Duval caught .the 2:30 , train > for • Del 'Monte, 1 where they will spend I the I first .week of 1 their 1 honeymoon. They « will "„ then 'gof to ¦ San ': Mateo. » where they* have - leased;; the.' Howard =. place J for. the i spring : and ' summer months. ¦¦¦ 'All i the beautiful v flowers ? that .were 2 used ; In < the decoration' of the : home : were sent,'- at ' the bride's request, to the Sisters of the Holy, Family.'.- \- ¦"_,'¦'". '¦..-'¦-• ; ' ¦' : , .:¦ UPHOLSTERY FABRICS. V - J - Cretonnes, a magnificent line of goods* ransrinig from 32 to 36 inches wide, including the best designs of Eu- ropean and American makes, dark and light colorings, striped and figured. We, are sure to please you, no mat- ter what you require. -Our prices range from fl „ $2.75 per yard down t0..." H«SC . Dimities. 30 to 36 inches wide, for slip-covers, bed : spreads, etc. white and colored, great ranj?e of designs, including stripes, plain and figured, on white: grounds. These goods are washable, fast color, and are exception- ally desirable at our prices, , ranging from n-^i $1.25 per yard down toyo y a A^C Swansdown. plain and delicate stripes, ideal for slip covers because the downy side will not scratch, _*». the most delicate polish, 30 inches wide, per yd. . OUC • ¦ A Jewelry Specials. Cuff Pins, gold plate and enameled, I in set ........'. 25c Brooches, gold-plated 25e Pulley Belt Rings, in sterling silver. BOc In newest Medallion Patterns ... 25c Sterling Sliver Girdles ...94.00 Sterling Silver Chain Purses 93.00 Sterling Silver Purse Chains 91-25 Solid Gold , Horseshoe Scarfpln, s«t with finest diamond ines.... 91-OO Same, set with emera1d5. .......... ...92.00 Belts, Purses, Etc. Genuine ' Mexican Carved Leather Belts, IVi in. wide, cinch ' only 60c; in buckle or cinch .*. fll.OO. 91.2.1. fIJJO Boston Bags, with draw strings, well made 23« Boston Bags, grain leather, outside pocket BOc and «.1c Large Alligator Coin Purse 23c Seal and Morocco Purses at same price. These are not regular 25c goods, but spe- cial values for this week only. Genfs Gold Coin Purses. In stamped or carved leather ¦. .....COc. 75c. 91.00. 91.25. 91.50 Black Grain Combination Purse and Card Case, with leather coin pocket, the regular 60c and 73c kind, this week only at.. 350 .Combs and Brushes. White Bristle Hair Brash (ros*wood finished back), including rubber or horn comb 25e Keep Clean Hair Brushes, in all col- ors, regular price 75c. now.. line Horn, Rubber and Celluloid Combs , 5c to SSe X complete line of Bath Brushes and Mitts at all prices. : Gas Globes. : 4-inch Etched G10be5'....... ZOo 5-inch Etched Globes 25c Fancy shapes, etched and frosted, 4 and S inch Sse We have some very handsoma patterns in Lamp Globes. BLOCK: I6TH STREET, FROM MISSION TO CAPP. in and again by every family In city or country. CARPETS. j-. Second week of our great open- &Tg* ing sale. The department revolu- tionized. re-arranged, re-decorated and &BMk stocked with hundreds of patterns of all iQßr* grades of carpets offered at prices that §l^\ will make this a remarkable sale. Many Jf j " \ patterns not previously of- ' \ I A <C^ fered now included. Wv \>>Vc^^ Body Brussels, in the cele- *i^^s-<^'f •' H&&&I brntcd Bigelow, Lowell and V^\y "A^> •¦HS^l Whittall weaves, positive $1.50 value, now tfi 9^ $ a.»JsiO ¦ Velvets, many discontinued *^^^ . ! a ! t . c ™*;;.::::::::: 92ic Beautiful high grade velvets, the choicest p.— line in city.. yI.UD Tapestry Brussels, Stinson's, Smith and fIS/» Sanford's makes, positive $1.00 va1ue. ........ OSC Inerains. all-wool goods, rows of patterns to suit the most exacting, at prices that will move them at once. Carpet rugs, San Francisco's choicest stock of these ever useful floor coverings at prices far less than the cost of the carpet to us. Carpet $?= Ef > '*, a^a -a s ; zes $7.51) and $]111>.50 Bring measures of rooms. \Vi yds. manufacturers' samples, fringed or served, at 50c, 65c, 75c. Choice hassocks, 50c Bissell's carpet sweepers. $1.95. . * . Open Satardays Until 10 p. m. _ m^ Everybody Welcome- Furniture Exposition Building. MISCELLANEOUS. SCHEDULE OF BALL GAMES FOR THE YEAR THE managers of teams and 'officers' of. the California Baseball League met last night and ; adopted! the following schedule of games for the season which begins. April 1 and ends December 1: THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL; SUNDAY, MARCH 18, 1900. Mrs. Jensen Recovering. ¦ Mrs. Rika Jensen, who took carbolic acid with intent -to commit suicide last Mon- day is recovering at her home, 310 Mason Trunks, valises, dress suit cases and traveling ' rolls. Immense assortment of best grade at Sanborn & Vairs. 741 Mar- ket street. • No. Poison Found. . The City Chemist reported to Coroner Cole yesterday that he had completed his examination of , the contents of the stom- ach of the late Caroline Sankey,an4 had found no -poison there. Autopsy Surgeon Leland and the Coroner are convince*! that death was caused by heart disease, as shown by the autopsy. . A Snap for Close Buyers. To-morrow. Monday, we, will sell 800 pairs ladies', fine French kid $3 and $4 ties. French and common sense heels. f6r 90c a pair (slightly battered in railway colli- sion). '"The Standard," 1020 Market St., bet. Sixth and Seventh. - * • CORONER HOLDS DOCTOR HOPPER IN CONTEMPT He Failed to Appear at an Inquest and Will Probably 'Be Fined. Dr. Hopper, an interne at the City Re- ceiving* Hospital, failed to appear^ before Coroner Cole yesterday to In 1 the matter of the. inquest upon the body of William Roberts, a sailor, who was taken off the transport Shenandoah last Thurs- day evening and who died on the same night at the City Receiving Hospital. The Coroner, was wrathy because of the non-appearance ¦of - Interne Hopper. ¦. who has been ¦ regularly subpenaed as a wit- ness, and Intimated that he might Impose a fine of $100 upon the recalcitrant interne. The sailor died from hemorrhage produced by the breaking of two. ribs, caused by his falling from the rigging of the Shenan- doah. As the Shenandoah had sailed on the preceding day no witnesses wero ob- tainable to testify directly as to the acci- dent. '<¦:-' ¦ '' - .-'¦ -'¦¦ ' -'-'¦-¦ ¦'.'¦ ¦¦ • . The -Jury returned >a, verdict in accord- ance with the statement of -the autopsy surgeon, and added that the injuries had been produced in a manner unknown to the Jury.ntftjggS^BMnWMEHWßflM street. The unfortunate woman »s the mother of six young children, and was suffering from a nervous strain when shd drank the poison. • Mall Orders Filled Promptly. Will & Finch fa 818-820 MARKET ST.. SAN FRANCISCO. STATIONERY. Our Bpecial box of Papeterle.' Oxford shape, ruled or plain linen and «at!n finish. 50 sheets and 50 envelopes, per box SSe Tablets, ruled and plain, note, pocket and letter size. In bine and cream, bond, foreign mall, overland, ' parchment and plate finish. Xota six* 15c. packet 2Oc, letter -5c and 35c- :. - f ., • Cash Boxes, heavy japanned tin. lock and two keys: ¦ 7 in. 8 in. 9 In. . 10H In. 12% m. . 13%4 In. IS tn. 65c Tso 850 J>sc, #1.05 $1.55 fI.SU Bond Boxes— 9 in. OOc, 19 In. 70c, 11 in. 000. U In. 91.00. Prosecution Abandoned. On motion of United States Attorney Coombs yesterday United States District Judpe de Havpn dismissed the indictment spa'.nßt J. 8. R^dwinf. ex-Postmaster at Cnvelo, Mendocino County. Redwine was Indicted for embezzling postal funds of th« value of $470. He had made good *.c the Government the shortage that was found against him, and the postal authorities recommended that the case be dropped. Anyvo Theatrical Cold Cream insures a refined complexion. Druggists, 15c and 50c* . ? . ¦ ¦ Four Insolvency Petitions. Petitions in insolvency were filed yester- day In the United States District Court as follows: Frederick A. Dohrmann, brer bottler, Ran Francisco; liabilities $484613 assets $2713 02. Standard Laundry Com- pany. Oakland; $5767 liabilities and $8702 40 assets. William Mitchell, miner, Sutter Creek, Amador County; liabilities ' $604 38 Cyrus N. Knudsen, commission merchant San Francisco: liabilities $6942 70, no as- sets'..*. ¦ • • ' . , . ¦ Are You Keeping Track of Our Offerings ? Are you visiting our store often? An occa- sional visit doesn't suit us. We want you with us every week. Our inducements deserve it EVERYBODY IS TALKING PATTOSIEN'S. ADVEETISEMENTS. It Is becoming a household word, repeated aga: METAL BEDS. ¦ We open up the second week <-—£\tt==h^ of our opening sale with lines 16*V^?T&/C r U complete in everj' particular. The \ j^t»TTji only way to get an adequate idea ' J ~'2Xs&**>L' ?* ° Ur hai "^ ain OllerS •JrXzfife ' ¦ . /*f\ ' s to come to l ' le ( ' c " J§£«s-v! A^.. I/ J : 1 Enameled iron *|S .: iI; _ I beds, all sizes, white i fc3yy*_j \\\\ r'-t ¦-*' or colored, with * — ' T i _}j \\ ' ' ~ brass caps — spe- dal n bar-; $3g)Q White enameled iron beds, bow foot, with knobs, rings and spindles in ornamental brass — spe- * -i f\ crfh cial value. . . I $ * V.DiJ- Extra heavy enameled iron bed, richly brass trimmed with i^-inch pillars, heavy brass-.- - rj,~ mountings — choice of three sizes vHt/O BRASS BEDS— from the least expensive to the most elaborate;, these bargains, for instance: All brass beds. iJ/4-inch pillars, high^,— g^ head board, bow foot, full size, for 3>3J.dW Fancy trimmed brass beds, in 35 handsome new styles, exclusive patterns, special c-/:«7 fm value $O/.\]>U THERE'S EVERY REASON '-• Why you should,* in justice to yourself, see the • special bargains offered for this week in pur CLOAK DEPARTMENT. Read the prices carefully; then come and Jud£e of the qualities. -. 35 Ladies' Jackets, were $5.00 and $&50 each, " n Now *l.O"5 Each ¦ 58 Ladies' Jackets, were $7.50 and $1000,. Now S2.SO Each 24 Ladies' Tai'or- Made Suits, were $1250 suit, Now »7.50 a Suit 40 Ladies' Tailor-Made Suits, were $15 00 and $17.50 a suit, NOW $10.00 a Suit 75 Ladies' Woolen Dress Skirts, were $4 00 and $5.00 each, Now ' $2. 50 Bach 40 Ladies' Wcolen Dress Skirts, were $6 00 each, ¦ Now &&.SO Bach 25 Ladies' Silk and Satin Dress Skirts, were $10.00 each, . ' . - Now $S.OO Bach 18 Ladies' Silk and Satin Dress Skirts, were $1250 each, . 250 Ladies' Calico Wrappers, were $1.50 each, . . . ' Now $1.00 Bach C. CURTIN, phone south 280. 911-913 Market Street. BEDDING. COMFORTS— Cotton filled comfort, pure white cotton of special prepared cotton, silkaline *»« —p> covering, plain colored backs, size 72x78, at.. *iI»SU PILLOWS — Special quality of feather pillows, full 3IA3 l A lbs, size 22x27 inches, good quality of n^n ticking, at, each 5> 1.1/0* LACE CURTAINS. » » r rtii »(-^.. IJ / I*^ \\V I rlaf-^H^ A real sensation for. the second Ik' NLf-ir^P week of this opening sale! Brus- (}*i ILI C\^u'T se ' s ' ace curta i ns . a 'l ncvv a °d of I!' X-'f v'^'- ( the latest designs, full size, at { & i.*/^tt£{ I these reductions: < &"ty*i 5& P a r s > 2 patterns, regular JjLV7-3^' $10.00 curtains, this 4.,- rx^ fWßb^^^Vx week « P air •• $ 7 ' W ./, \ 100 pairs, 2 patterns, regular • f'.fl^'iXl t Jte^k $7-OO curtains, this e _ nn C^!ji'' Jj&mTi^ Io ° P airs > x pattern, regular MftSr c^ rtains ' this %A EA ;, week, .pair &t,\j\y ICX) pairs stripe cottage curtains — just the thing for dining-room windows — they are in two colors. *»^ «fK gold and blue and red and blue — at, per pair... «PailrP- ROPE PORTIERES. Special Sale for Single and Double; Doors. New oriental effects and colorings, at $2.00, $2.50, $3.00, up to $8.00. • \- :^--[ : ;.;^ : i •:.-¦..•¦.( : • . ¦' j^-r UPHOLSTERY. Hundreds of feet of floor space, shelving and counters on our bright second floor given over to the delight- ful fabrics and hangings that do so j/y(M^ much to make home the best place \l£lS^ti^9 on cart^ 1 - f& Domestic Tapestries, size \?%ki&Tj^%r)il%\ <g± 6x9 feet, exact copies ot Hin- V&.&git^rf'liV (JSJ dv Kis Kelims. lor couch rjß\ covers, tassel borders, each r^^^^^^t*Y>y^ \\\ Similar Tapestries, size Q '^?iS2^^3® <^ta?'*4 cet x 5° > n ches, fringe top L i^-^(\ l i'?W* < and bottom for portieres, each y^ 55.00. Dzidzims, 2x4 yards, hand made, reversible, suitable for draperies, each $8.50. Woven Cotton Couch covers, clever copies of Damascus curtains, kelim, oriental prayer rugs, etc.. in many -different sizes, ranging in price from $13.00 down to $3.00. "' i ¦¦ DOMESTIC RUGS. Our domestic rug stock is now the most select in the city. Our line of Wilton ruj?s. particularly in 9x12 size, is the largest shown, 6x9. $20.00; 8 ft. 3 in. by 10 ft. 6 in.. $28.00 and $30.00; 9x12, $35.00. Another shipment of desirable Jute Smyrna Rugs, double faced, in oriental effects — ¦V;V- f : 6 ft. by */ 7 ft. 6 in. by jq ca 9 ft- by Ml QZ 9ft vO 10 ft. 6 in.... *7.3U 12 ft... dIi.VD 1 lot wool Smyr- ffi A 5 1 lot wool Smyr- mj- nas, 26x54 in JI.7J nas, 30x60 in $L.Lo New York Dental Parlors "VT/*\ T} A TTiTf Nowhere on earth is the subject of den- l^T^^ /"I A Of J^ \J X XxXJN • tistr y so thoroughly understood and so much J^j \J • VXxSL&I Mima*- carC cx P erien " d as b y the directors of this Branch Offlc^ Portland. magnificently appointed dental office. San Francisco. J No otljer concerij of a similar name In San Francisco Is In any way connected with us. The New York Dental Parlors 22-k Gold Crowns. $5.00 Silver Fillings ....$ .50 A r» rocveniratlr and elaborately arran(r*<l with Gold FlllingS 1.00 Teeth WithOUt PlatSS..... 6.00 Private OperatlnK Roomg for each patient, with ¦•- »— i-» : '^ —. i-l'-i - ' >. all modtrnappl^nc^. and belngr the only dental /\ FULL SET $5.00 parlom In Ban Francisco that have the patent • ' ' >-- - -¦,•¦:-;: ' V-;:' appliance and Ingredients la extract, fill and ,' • nV"a!l dental work known to the proWpion, you Ifa MfWiV%M^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ \ *ljj ' PAINLESS "°f l o^r h work 'l^the Aside from the 'BpeclMlsU In bridje work, we'h«vei»peclallßts In plata. work.* who ' ¦. ¦ rvTD AT rirtVQ h«nd«> of a speciailst are world-renowned, men of superior intelligence/. who have devoted their whole lives'' tA I l\Av. I IUi^CJ who devote* blB entire to this work. . ? •:,'-.!' i ' time to thi« branch. He li e , mv }?Z e tiJr > !5 Their reputations have heen sained by year* of «tudy and yearn of practice In all ar^^ l^h^»X T b^-i. n hta fan^fn Uree cities, and they will fit you when all other, fall. v thlU line ha- irone abroad, to euch an "tent __.-.______, . . . . . that, people from far and war f™™ 11 * I }* °J££ IIR fIWPuS The »ollowln« are'amon« t the-«peclal branches of which we chal-^. P ' V&y Wl\ O lenre COMPETITION: \ GOLD '/ CROWNB.V* OOUJ i , BRIDGES HlfT reputation comee from years of .uccessful (TEETII WITHOUT PLATES), GOLD FILLINGS, PORCEU/UN FILLINGS.' PORCE- '¦'¦¦ prartice. ' . . ? LAIN CROWNS, PORCELAIN BRIDGES. . TREATMENTS, E^CTRACTING TEETH None are •» sucee^ful a« thows that aw De»t WITHOUT PAIN, REGULATING TEETH. AND FULL s AND 'PARTIAL PLATES ; prepared and *££.°*™}* f c^ ot the well- MADE OF GOLD. ALUMINUM. ZYLONITE. WATTS j METAL. PORCELAIN . AND kno'wnindVueUy world-renowned Dentiets. RUBBER BASES. • * V .; — MADI/FT CTWFFT Pt>flncifirn (History ;, Fourth and Morrlsoij Streett, 723 ImAKKDI Ol KCCI, pan rianvlbtOßulldlng.) Portland; Or. v:^ .^2||f A good '^mW:^^ 'for Q . If^P^dollar crnd tf.haif . j Centemcri w^m. smith. Agent • 200 Post Street DEAF AND DUMB BALL PLAYERS BEAT DENTISTS Tooth-Pullers Are Unable to Score Against the Silent Lot. Bert Blosser Breaks His Leg Wile Trying to , Reach, a Base— Noisy Coaches Are Noticeably "Absent. ¦ _*. The baseball game. between, the dentists and deaf mutes at the Sixteenth arid Fol som street" grounds , yesterday afternoon was brought to a ; summary conclusion at the end' of the eighth inning by an acci dent to one of the players, the score at that time being. 5 to 0 in -favor.. of the deaf mutes. Bert Blosser, a young student at the College of Physicians and Surgeons, was the victim of the accident, his leg being broken by a fall received while trying: to reach his base.. Blosser was a member of the college dental department nine -which was lined up against the Deaf and Dumb Institute nine. . ¦ Blosser lined the ball to second and trien to beat the spheroid to first. First Base man Brink of the opposing team had his foot on the bag, and when Blosser rushed past the base the runner tripped and fell. On attempting to -rise he discovered that his ley was broken. Dr. J. D. Hill, who was umpiring the game, came to Ills as sistance and placed some temporary splints on the Injured limb and sent the young man to his lodgings at 111 Twelfth street. Blosser comes from Santa Maria, Santa Barbara County. When the game ended so suddenly the deaf and dumb team had five runs, whlls their opponents were without a tally. The contest was ' highly interesting and un usual. On one side were pitted nine young men whose chief ambition in life is to wield forceps, and opposed to them were the ¦ same number who - were unable to voice their protests against the decisions of , the umpire or hear the shouts of,ap proval that the spectators gave whenever a good play v was made. Despite their af fliction the students from the Institute were able to play the national game in a manner that would ' have done credit to those possessed of all their faculties, i Gloved and ungloved fingers were busily : engaged during the contest explaining the points of the game. The wideawake deaf and dumb players were never caught off their guard, on bases or in the field.'. A feature of the game was the absence of noisy. players on the coaching lines bawl ing to ' their clubmates to run, slide or hold their bases. The. man who twirled for the tooth-pullers was not "rattled" by the coaches, but was nearly hypnotized by their moving fingers. . , * But for the accident to Blosser the name would have been devoid of Incident, Many good plays were made by members of both teams, but nothing -sensational : was re corded. The teams lined up as follows: Deaf and Dumb... Positions Dentals. Koch ..' Pitcher Nixon Baker ...Catcher........ Crumb Brink First base Fowler Pailey Seernd ba5e...........'WHkin» Page ............'...Third base.. Chismore Morton Shortstop.... ...Rader Veary .....Center field Blosser Hartman Riuht field.. ..Hlnes Prislcy ..-• ....Left fie1d. .....:.'...;...0re11a Score— Deaf and Dumb. 5; Dentals. 0. Um pire. • Dr. . J. D. Hill. Time of game,*l hour and 20 minutes. 19 ¦AT SAN FRANCISCO. I AT I I SACRAMENTO! AT ¦- ." ' I - - "¦• AT ' "-•" STOCKTON. I OAKLAND-MORNING. April L.l San Fran. vs. Oakland.;.;.. Stockton ;.. April T.. Stockton vs. 0ak1and....... Pan Francisco.. April 8.. Stockton vb. 0ak1and....... San Francisco.. April 14.. San Fran. vs. Sacramento.. April 15.. San Fran. vs. Sacramento April 21.. San Fran. vs. Stockton..... 0ak1ar.d......... April 21.. Pan Fran. vs. Stockton..... Oakland;... .... April 28.. Oakland vs. Sacramento...; ..;... . April 29.. Oakland vs. Sacramento.... May -6:.. San Fran. vs. Oakland....*.. 5t0ckt0n......... May 6... San Fran. vs. Oakland.'.;... Stockton.. May 12... Oakland vs. Stockton — ... San Francisco.. May 13... Oakland vs. Stockton g an Francisco.. May 19... San Fran. vs. Sacramento.. May 20... Kan Fran. vs. Sacramento.. ¦ May 26... Stockton vs. Ban Fran...... Oakland "* May 27... Stockton vs. San Fran;..... Oakland"'""" May 30... San Fran vs. 0ak1and....... Stockton" '" June 2... Oakland vs. Sacramento...; San Francisco.. June 3... Oakland vs. Sacramento.... gan Francisco' June 9... Oakland vs. San Fran....... June lft... Oakland vs. San Fran.. ..... June 16... Oakland vs. Stockton san FrancYsco" June 17... Oakland vs.- Stockton... — g an Francisco ' June 23... San Fran. vs. Sacramento.. ¦ • . ¦ June 24... San Fran. vs. Sacramento.. --•'"'"•"";.'.... June 30... San Fran. vs. Stockton..;;. Oakland ... July 1... San Fran. vs. Stockton..... 0ak1and.......;. July * 4... San Fran. vs. Stockton..... Oakland ...... July 7... Oakland vs. Sacramento.... ...... July 8... Oakland vs. Sacramento..".. July 14... Oakland vs. San Fran...... Stockton July 15... Oakland vs. San Fran...... Stockton...; July 21... Oakland vs. Stockton. s? an Francisco.. July 22... Oakland vs: Stockton g an Francisco.. July 25... San Fran. vs. Sacramento.; ........ j July 23... San Fran. vs. Hacramento.. A'ie. 4... San Fran. vf. Stockton..... Oakland Aug. 8... San Fran. vs. Stockton...'. j Oakland Aue- 11... Oakland vs. Sacramento..;. Aug. 12... Oakland vs. Sacramento ...'...... Aug. 15... San Fran. vs. Oakland...;. '....•.'.¦. Ausr. 19... San Fran. vs. Oakland..... Augr. 25... Oakland vs. 5t0ckt0n....... San Francisco.. 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