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THE CALL'S SPORTS NEWS
ONE GREAT RALLY
SQUARES SEALS
WITH FANS
Everybody Forgets When Five
Men Cross the Plate One
: After the Other
WILLIAM J. SLATTERY
Tbe Sols needed Only one inning yesterday to
njuare thctnselrPß for tbe d»y. This was tbe
seventh in the BftcrntKifi battle. Whit happened
before or Fine? will uot be chalked on tbe slate
of baseball history. The foregoing has been for
pottcn, trnile what happened after does not
fount.' It's all in tbr seventh, the lucky seventh,
wbico diamond tradition tells u« has brought
wore victories to homo teams than any otner
round from one up to the longest in the history
of tbe game.
The Seals put themselves in right with a big
holiday crowd, wbicb numbered close to 8,000.
They made aotends for the morning defeat at tbe
bands of ihe Beavers and for tbe awful crushing
which they came in for on Sunday afternoon.
But Trbonever tbe home team piles up five runs
in one inning and holds the visitors at bajr in
«>aeh of tbe nine rounds, tbe crowd Is bound to
fall. Tims it was yei>terda.v. Things could not
have broken any better than they- did for San
fraacuco.
It al! startc-d trith the fatal base on balls to
Tin? li.Klie. Melehoir oame next with a two
rsckfr axainst the right field fence. J!mmy
Jjfwis made the best of hi* chance with a drive
;>a>t'fit?t s,u<l both men scored. Berry bunted
and as nobody covered the. bag. he went right
along to woiid and Lowls beat It over to third.
McArtile wa*- not expected to contribute at
Shis etage «>f the game, but at all events he
»-«ntribiiic4 * high fly back <5f third which some
tvfy -should have gathered. But nobody did
pit her ii and tlie fiwgo went as a Texa6 leaguer,
Kct-riag Lewis. : Eaetley made the first out lor a
£>od cause, a. nice. saer;a<-<\ and Zeidcr con
triiwtctl a bunt to first, which nobody came near
t'rafcbfiig and the other two were in. making It
five. - • .: \u25a0 ••• .
Tlie Beaver* AU\ the be»t they could through
out, l-ut ilus was not ' much, measured against
the ir.agnifli-ent pitching of Eastley. Ue had
.\u25a0rrrythins- In tbe pitcher's collection and the
further the gaioc went tbe better he was. . Score:
AFTKBXOOX GAME
I,'UHTUVSD. .:•\u25a0''
AB. K. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Olfob. .!=!-...' 3 0 0 0 2 4 0
Kpe«r«,'tl. f. 3 (f'.ii O 0 0 0
Itvan" of "b. :..: .4 0 0 0 • o 0 0
.\i<-O><2lv. If .4 <• 1 0 2 0-0
j«ous6;i. ;:b 2 1< 1 10 4. 0
ort. Ib -"•« <» 2 I' 12 O.'l
Bwb. 2h. ...'...,.. 2 rt 1 <• .3. 3 0
Irmbraster "c .1 0 0 Q 4 1" 0
lUrfcn«*. V 3 0 1 0 O 2.1
Kennedy, c. f 1 .0 U' *) 1 0 0
•FuoralVr '• •' 1 0.0 0 0 00
Total: ...'..:.**... 30 0..7 1 24 14 2
' 'Ilstied for Armbruster' in ninth.
SAN FRANCISCO. ..^ -(
AB. It; 811. SB. TO. A. E.
2>i:lor. :ib 4 (» 1 ,» 1 4 0
M.;hler. 2b 3 «> 1 1 3 4 0
Tennant, lb 4 0 O 0 11 11
If-lie. 1. f. ........ 3 1 0" 0 '«> 1.0
Milcfcoir. r. f. .;... 4 1, .2 o 0 o 0
Lewis «\u25a0- f .-- 4 1' 2 1 414 1 O-, 0
Bcrrr. .\u25a0 „-.'.. 1 1-1 0 H. 0 -0
.Mi-Anlle. c. 3 1 1 0 04 0
'Est-tlf-J". p. .-.' 2 DO i> \u25a0 1' 2 -0
Tot?! ...1....... 2S ~5 S 2 27 10 1
KINS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Portland TO <* 0 , <> ' 0 0 0 0. o—i 0
Rasehfts « • « <i 0 1 .1.3 2" O^- 7
Sxn tTam-tectf;.. •"• «"«> «»\u25a0\u25a0«"<» S O x— 5
fcs?ciiit» \u25a0;:.-.'..' 10 0 1 1 i) 3 0 x— S
SL'MMAUY
T»o hat* liiu— Ort. Mclcholr. McCrnllc. Sac
to6<t liit*— Spears. Berry." Eastlpy. First ba«e
en <-alled .ball*— Off Harkne«=s 3. .' Eastley 3.
Stroek out — By Harknem 4. Eastley «.. ixwble
plavj, — Breen to Ort. -Eastley to Mohlejr.. Time
«t \u25a0 same — =1 hour. ?~i mtnntes. L'mpire — Mc-
Portland 6, San Francisco 1
'•. K^lph .Willis rxperie.nred bU first bnmpine of
.-. month in the morning game at Oakland, when
: J .ie lies vr-rs got to his- twjstrm, for the kind of
bitsi vrhi'-lj oount with men on th» path*. .Tbe.
r.nisii nas «t to 1 end it Joft ahoot ttllnhow.
the, Jeains played. The jink* evidently was on
t'lp gftUt and •\u25a0\u25a0 t until the game wait nearly"
over <i:d they show anything like class and
theu it -was -too late to ttart, for the Beavers'
were already in with fix runs, enough to carry
them through. r ' fy?*x* : • '"•]','\u25a0"*_> \
. "\u25a0; MORXIXG GAME \u25a0• * '
rORTT-AND.
' '"AB. R, BH. SB. PO. A.E.
Ol*oa. : f. ..'.•...."..... 4 2 1 1 2-3-0
Fpear*; 1., f. ........ 2 O" 1 0 4 0" : 0
tty'an; >. f. ../...... 5 1 . « -1 0 0 0
\u25a0McCnsffle; r. f. ... 4 0 2 1 1 .0 0
Johnson. 3b. .'....'.... 3 0 .fl 'O 0 • 2 o.
Ort. lb. ...:... S 1' 3 0. « I" 0"
Brr»n. 2b .:... 5 1 1 .1 4-3 0
Foamier, c .: 3 . I- 1 -2 -.8 1.0
C«rson. : p. •...:.... .4 ,0 0 0 0 2 0
Total ....... !.....S5 -«*^»3 r :6 27 12 0
SAN FRANCISCO.
AB.R.BH.SB.PD. A.E.:
Zeider. ~b 2 :i 2. -O 2 0 010 1
Mf*ler. 2b. ..;.....- 3 O 0' 0 1- 5-". 3 '
Tennant. lb. 4 0 1 13 1 0
B"*lie. <-f.' If. ....... 4 \u25a0 O O 0 I 0. 0
Meleholr, r. t. ..... 4 0 0 0 4 0 0
J. William*. 1. f. ... 2 0 0 0 1- 0 0
R. 'Williams, c. ...... 4 0 1' 0 4 1 .0
McArdle. c ........ 4 0 2 0 1. 2- 0
Will's, _p 2 0 10 L 4 d
Feniß. <•• f -.2 <• 1 0 3 0,0.
MnndorlJ, Sb. ...:... 1 Qoo - 0 0 00;
Tntal .S2 1 .8 1 2T 13 3
BqNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Portland 0 0 2 0« 0 4 0 0 0— C
Basebits 02 1.0 OS 100— 8
San Francisco. ... l r 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 — 1
Bawbits •• • ~-. 1 1 1 0 1 12 0 I—B
SUMMARY
Home run* — ZeJder. Three base hit« — Ol*on.'
Two bat* hits— Ort 2. Fonrnier. Zeider.'B. WiK
Hams. Sacrifice bits — Olson. Johnson 2, Willis.
First base on caljed ball* — Off Carson 2. off Wil-
Ii» 5. Struck mit— By Carson 7. by Willis 3. Hit
by pitcher — Spear. Double jtlays — Caroon to
Br«*>n to Ort. Wild pltche»—Car*on. Balk —
rarson. Time of para" — 2 boars. Umpire — Me-
Greerey.
Oakland 6-0, Los Angeles 5-5 °
•U>R ANGELES, May 31.— Oakland took the
morning 'game from Los" Angeles by th« close
Icon of 6 to 5. In tbe afternoon game Oakland
as allowed only tw<*-hits by Brlrwalter and no
rnns resulted, while Ix» Angeles bunched three
of the five hits of tbe game In the sixth, and
finished with five tallies and half of the ninth
Inning to spare. Scores :>
MORXIXG GAME
LOS ANGELES
. AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Daley, cf 4 2 2 2 O 0 1
Godwin, If 4 O 0 O 0 0 0
Heall. rf. ........"... 8 .1 1 0 2 2' 0
Howard. 2b 5 0 3 0 3 2 0
Smith. Sb *... 4 O O 0 3 0 0^
Delmas, s» '.3 1 1 0 5~1- 1
Dillon. lb c . 2 0^1052 0
Ricx. c. 4. 0 0 0 6 4 1
Tbornen. p * 0" 0 0 0 0. .0 0
W'Uecler, p ..^4 1 2 0 0 1 1
Totals .., 33 3 10 2 24 12 4
OAKLAND
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Mitrphy. rf.... r» 0 l o 2 o o
Van Haltren. cf..... 3 I 1I 1 '1 . 0 1 O' 0
I>. Lewis. If ,3 1 1 0 10 o
' IlnKJtn. '3b .'.3 1 0 0* 2*" 2 1
ftlcCay. 2h. '...2 2 2 14 11
Cameron, lb 2 0 0 0 6 1 1
Kagan. ».:..'.'. 3 0 1 1 * 1 C. 0
C. lywis. c 4 1 SO 6 0 0
Tonneson, p.... 4 0 2 0 11 1
Totits.- 29 6 11 2 24 10 4
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
is* Angeles 0 0 3 10 0 10 • — 5
Basehita .1 O 4 2 1 1 1 0 •— 10
Oakland 3 0 0 0 0 1 2 0 • — 6
Basebit* 1 2 0 112 3 1 •— 11
•Game called end eighth, time limit.
SUMMARY
Thre* has* bit — Dillon. -Two base bit* — Mc-
Cay. To3ne*rm and Howard. Sacrifice hits —
Dillon and Camf-mn. ' Bases <tn balls — Off Tnor
m»n 4. off Wheeler 3. off Tnooesm S. Strcck
not — By Thorsen J. by Wheeler 2. by Tonneson
Double pla>-s — Wheeler >to ' Rom to • Dillon.
IMllon to Smith.' Beall to Delmas. Wild pitches —
WbeclT and Tnoneooa. Hit by pitched ball—
McCay.. by Thnrwn. Time of fame — 2 .boars.
Umpire— McCarthy. . .
AFTERNOO.V GAME
LOS/ANGELES
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A: E.
!»aW\v. cf.'.: .2 1 .0 1 4 0 0
Godwin. If. 4 1 1. 0 4, 05, 0
B^all. rf...... ...... 3 2 3 0 10 0
Howard. Cb . 3 O 0. o; •_• 0 o
Smith. 3b ...:. 4 10 .0 2 2 0
D^lmao, M ".... 4 0 10 2 3 0
UUion, lb.. .3 0 0 0 .X I »l
<tea£dorS, c. ........ 3 0 0 0 8 0 0
/ . . "^ . .-.-\u25a0 w \u0084 . - . . \u25a0-
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
(Coast League) '
W. L. Pet.
San - Francisco. ...... 40 23 6U5
L©« Angre1ea. .... . . . . 37 24 607
Sacramento ........ .33 -27 ' 542
Portland .....'.!.... 2S 30 483
Vernon ........^....23 37 383
Oakland ........... .21 40 344
RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco 5, Portland. o
Portland 6, San Francisco 0.
Oakland 6, Los Angeles 5.
Los A niselen B, Oakland 0.
Sacramento S, Vornon 3.
Vernon 0, . Sacramento 3.
Briewalter, p 2 .0 0 0 12 0
T"otals~... 2S 5 5 1 27 8 0
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Murpjiy. rf..... ...... 3 0 0 O 0 0 0
Van Haltren. cf 3 0 0 0 1 0 0
I>. Lowis, If 3 0 0 0 1,0-0
Hoean, 3b .'3 0 1 0 11 0
McCay, . 2b.... .3-0 0 O 1 4 0
Cameron, lb 4 0 0 0 13 1 1
Ragan, ss.: 2 0 10 0 3 1
L* Longe, c a 0 0 0 C 21
Wisgs, p 3 0 0 0 15 1
Totals \... ....27 0 2 0 24 16 4
HUNS AND HITS BT INNINGS
Los Ange1e5...... 0 0 10 0 3 0 1 •— 5
Basehits 0 0 10 0,3 0 1 ( * — 5
Oakland ...0-0 0 0 O 0 0 O o—o
Bssehit ;-.O 0 0 0 10 0 0 I—2
\u25a0>»'^i SUMMARY '
Two base bit — Ball. Sacrifice t.ke — Dillon.
Daley, Briswalter. Howard. Balk — WigKS. Bases
on balls — Off Wiggs : 2. off lirlswalter 4. Struck
out — By Wlgpß 1, by Brlswalter 2. Double
plays — Briswaltrf ta Delmas to Dillon. Passed
hall?— I .a I-onje. Orendorff' (2). Hit by pitched
ball — Hocan. - Time of, 'game — 1:00. Umpires-
McCarthy. : \u25a0 , '
Sacramento 5-3, Vernon 3-6
SACRAMENTO, May 3i.— By splitting eren
with Vernon in two games today Sacramento
won seven out of tbe series of eight games with
the team from tbe south. Tbe final score was
6 to a. In the afternoon same tbe Senators'
timely ' bitting was responsible for the victory.
Scores:
MORXIXG GAME
VERNON : <U :
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. C.
Stovall. c. f 4 2.2 2 1 0-0
Haley, ,2b .»»... 4" 120 6 3 1
Brasbear, lb ....... 41 0 o* 10 2 0
Martlnke. 1.-'t 4 1• 1 0 2 0 fl
Caffyn. r/ f. ..t 3 1 1 0 1" 0 0
Eagan. ss. 4 0 2 014 0
Mott. Sb 4.0 1 0 1 2 0
Kinkel. c. ... .. 4 O O O 4 O 0
Hark{ns. p. 4 :Q: Q 1 0-0 21
Total 35 H 10 ~2 26 13 ~2
SACRAMENTO
AB. B. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Shinn. ss ..4 11 0 3 11
Dnrle. c. f. 4 0 1 O 0 O 0
Flanna'gan. r. f. ... 5 «1 2 0 11 0
Gandll. lb 5 0 2 0 10 3 ft
Raymer. "2b 3 0 O O 2 3 "\u25a0• "\u25a0 0
House. 1. f .4 1 '1. 0 2 0 0
Janslng. 3b 3 0 1 0 1 0- ' 0
Byrues. c \. 2 0 1 0 6 2 0
Graham, c 1 '0-0 01 l:-« 0
Hauser. p. :.. 1 0-0 0 0 0 0
Fitzgerald, p. .;.... 3 p 0 0 1.1 0
Total ..'.... ."..35" 3" 9 0 27 12 1
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS .
Vernon ' „. 1-0 S 0 0 0 0 0 0— «
- Raschlts 1 0 3 0 0 2 1 1 2—lo
Sacramento ..... 1 0 0 ' 0; 0 0 11 o—' 3
Basehlts 3 1 1 0 l«0 1-2 o—o
SUMMARY
- Hits made off Hauser. 3. Three base 1 hits—
Martinke, GandU. Caffyn. Two base hits — Byrnes,
Doyle. Eagan, House. Sacrifice hits — Grabacu
DoyJe. First base on called balls — Off Haueor
4. off Harkins 2. Struck out — By Hanser 3. by
Harking 1. Hit by pitcher — Shinn. Stovall. Time
of game— l hour and 50 minutes." Umpire — To-
AFTERXOOX. GAME
' \u25a0 * VERNON
\u25a0 ' " VERNON
' ''.'. ;V»i . .AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Stovall. c. f 4 0 0 0 5 0 0
Haley. <2b .'......., 4 "2 ' 2 1 4 3 0
Graham, lb 4,0 1 0 61 1
Martinke. 1. f.- 4 ." 0 . 1 0 0 0 0
Caffyn, r. f. ...;... 4 -1. 1 1 I 0 1
Eagan. »s. 4"j 0 3 0 3 3 0
Mott. 3b 4. OO 0 1 1 0
Kinkel. c. 4 0 1 0 3 2 0
Hltt, ;p. 4 0 0 0 1.1 0
Brasbear, lb 0 0 0 0 0 .0 0
f __ ; \u25a0 , __ \u25a0 _^
Total .........36' 3 9 2 24 11 2
SACRAMENTO
AB. R. BH\ SB. TO. A. E.
Sbinn. ««.... 4 0 1 2\u25a0<. 2 3 1
Doyle, c. 1: 4 12 0 30 0
Flannagan. r. f 2 0 0 1 2.0 1°
Gandll, lb 4 1 0 0 10 0 0
Raymer. 2b 2 1, .1 0 3 0 0
House, 1. f 4 11 0 10 0
Jansiog. 3b 4 1 2 0 0 2 0
Byrnes, c. ....'3 0 115 II
Brown, p. 3 0 0 0 1 2 0
Total ..30 5' 8 4 27 8-3
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Vernon .1 0 0 10 0 0 10—3
BasehlU ......1 2 0 2 0 1 0 2 I—9
Sacramento 0 2 1, O 0 10 1 s—ss — 5
Basehits .. 1 3 1 0 1 2 0 0 x— B
SUMMARY
% \u25a0 - - \u25a0 - . *<
Horn* run— Haley. Three base hit — Jansing.
Two base hits — Eagan (2). Doyle. Sacrifice hit —
Flannagan. First base 'on called balls — Off Hltt
3. Strnck out— By Brown 6. by Hltt 3. Double •
play — Shinn (unassisted).. Time of fame— l hour
and < 35 , minutes. Umpire — Toman, ,
Northwest League
TACOMA, Wash., "May 31. — Tacoma and
Vancouver broke even here today, the Tigers
taking ' tbe morning game, 8 to 3, and the
champions the afternoon contest, 4 to 1. \u25a0' Scores:
Morning game— R. . H. E.
Tacoma 8 11 0
Vancouver .................. ... ... .3 8 2
Batterle* — Clafiln and Bender; Hlckey and
Stanley.' Umpire, . Flynn: \u25a0'
Afternoon game— , R. H. ~E.
Tacoma ..1 : 8 1
Vancouver .V. ... .V. ..4' 8 1
Batteries — Samuels,'- Urady . and Bender; Engle
and Sogden. Umpire.' Flynn.
PORTLAND, Ore., ' May 31. — The two games
played here - today between •;:; Portland 1 and
Spokane -resulted -'in a tie \u25a0 game - after • twelve
innings bad been played, and the other resulted
In a victory . for Portland. 'Scores:-.
Morning game-^r . R. H. E.
Spokane .......3 1
Portland ../....\u25a0..'....*........... ...3 10 1
BRtterlPß— Klllllay and Stevens and, Spencer:
Gough, Gwynn and Murray. -• \u25a0
Afternoon gam* — ' -- R. \H. E:
Spokane o , 2 ; 3
Portland ....'.......:......... 3 ;8: 1.
Batteries — Jensen and'- Stevens; Ktnsella- and
Murray. „
SEATTLE. WasH.. May 31. — In \u25a0 the morning
fame Seattle' got 15 bit*, including. two doubles
and twoboae runs, netting 11 runs, a* against
three, for. Aberdeen on seven hits. Including one
home run. : Seattle took > tbe afternoon gamehy
a ncore'of 3 to-l; ; . Scores: \u25a0' \u25a0 • \u25a0 .\u25a0 - - \u25a0':.. •'
Morning game — : R. H.- E.
Seattle, -...."... ....11 15 . "I
Aberdeen '.......\u25a0... '.. .."....'. .3 7 3
'. Batteries — Bnsh and < Cnster; ': Starlrell '* and
O'Brien. :" ,".-.,' •• . . ::; v
.'Attern*>n game — :"..- R. H. -E.
Seattle ..:. ..3 »^ 3
Aberdeen ' ..'...'.. '. . ....:... .". .....;. 1 ,- '-. 8 \u25a0 • '. 2 '
Batt*-rie*-r-Allen and Shea; Slever t and O'Brien.
BAY TBJEE LETT AT PoßT— Wolrerh'atnpto n ; ;
England;' May^Sl.— The.'Albrlghton sellins^welter
plate of 103!M>vPr*»!gns,-ifori3tyear,:nldii and*up- ; :
ward,\ooe- mile. 7 want; w<»n jherei today? by iVlsto
I>id.' '\u25a0'.. pronrtheua } was " second * and * King i Georgu
third.';.- August Bclroont's; Bay Tree ;was T left at
the'oost. :."\u25a0\u25a0. \u25a0;" " ;_. \u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0'?\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0"\u25a0;\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 -'" •..\u25a0;-"\u25a0'. ';" : .j.»
JHE SAN FRANCISCO^GALL, TUESD^s/JITNEa; -1909
WILLIAM J. SLATTERY
Seals and Beavers Play Ball
That Pleases Crowd of Fans
j A sensational play '' during : l the afternoon contest when Ort slid safely
I ' into -the third sack.. ' . "
MILLERS EMERGE
FROM CONTEST
RUNLESS
Doll Face Gray for. Second Time
.' During the Series Shuts
;' Out Stockton S .
. Doll Face Gray . was again on the. Job yester
day and for the second time during the series the
kelender boy applied the flattener t<j the Millers.
After furnishing a ragged game /n the morning
. Irwln's men came to lite and handed out a tln
ixbed article of the national 'pastime duriug' tbe
afternoon and satisfied , a good crowd of fans.
Gray had a fine assortment and, be pat the hoary
sluggers of the Stockton team down 'for the
count throughout and blanked them for the-sec
ond-time during the- series. Fresno's' discarded
pitcher has the goods when -he is working right
and "the "way he "sent Shay's men- to the bench
was a pleasure to the fans. « ,
The Orphans g<»t their first tally In th» first
frame and they puj. two more" over 'the pan in
the third inning. A couple of good healthy bln
gl<»B aided by mlscu,es on' the part of the Stocks
ton players were responsible for the run*. The
Millers did not .field npto their usual standard,
as sis slips are. registered against them.'-
In the -fourth and seventh frames Stockton
looked dangerous, but Gray tightened up and- got
by without allowing a score. In these innings
two hits apiece were . taken '.off his delivery..
Score: ' . '-.
7. STOCKTON . \ ;
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. I*.
Shay, bs 4 0 1 o 5. 3" 1
Farrell, 2b. ..%..:... -4 -o" 0/ n 3 n ' 1
Mertes, 3b. ......... '4- 0* 2: "0 \u25a0• 0 o 2
Pfyh lb. 4 0 0 0 G .r 1
Miller, c. f. 3 0 1 0 0 0 1
Gordon, r. f. ...... 4 0. 10 2 0 0
Murray. I. f 4 0 1 0 on 0
Hackett, c 2 0 0 0 7 . :2'"'.O
Durham, p ..2*o 0 0 1 5 .0
T0ta1. "....!';.. .....31 0 6 0 24 13 C
'\u25a0:\u25a0/' S.fN FRANCISCO /.
AB. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Feeney, 2b. . ; 3 0 0 0 3 2 0
Streib, s*. ....'. 4' l '2 1 '4 1 0
Croll.l.f. ...... 3 1 0 0 2 0 0
McLaughlin, c. f. .:. 4 1 20 2 0 0
He.lnter, % r. f . 3 0 0 0 2 1 0
Ferlin. . lb. ...4 0 216 0 0
Hallinan. 3b. ...... 4 ft 0 -0 1 11
Burke, c .';.. 2 0 1 0-5 3 0
Gray, p. ............. 3 0 I 0 2 3 1
.Total ....;. ..SO; 3, & 2 27 11 2
, BUNS AND HITS BV' INNINGS
Stockton ....;.;. 0 0 00 000 0 " o—o
BasebitK ...... 0 0 12 0 12 0 0— - fi
San Francisco ...1 0 2 0-0 0 0 0 x 3
Basehlts ...... 1 2 20 0 1 11 1 s
SUMMARY
= Three base bits— Mclaughlin. Two base hits
— Forlin. Sacrifice hits— Feeney. First base on
called balls — Off Durham 3. I Struck out By
Durham 6. - Hit by, pitcher— Miller, Hackett
Double plays— Heister to Bnrke to Oray to
Strelb, Durham to Shay to Pfyl, Farrell to
Pfyl. Time, of game — 1 hour 35 minutes. Um
pire — Ehret. .
Stockton 6, San Francisco 0
\u25a0 In the morning contest Heister was touched up
in . a\u25a0> lively manner and the Millers : yon by a
score of 6 to o.' The Stockton bunch ' fmmd Hols
ter. In the fifth and ninth Innings and scored all
their runs. Egan pitched a good steady game
and was never In danger. Score: ~ .•-\u25a0•••/
STOCKTON
\u25a0" f AB. r: BH. SB. PO. A. X.'
Farrell^, 2b. .40 10 l' 2 o
Merles,- 3b.'.... "...... 4' o 3 o ( < •;{\u25a0• w
Pfrl.jlb; ...... 3 0 •_» l 10 1 0,
Miller, c.f. ........ 4 0 . 0 "0 ."I*o*o
Gordon.- r.f. ..:...; 4 or 0 0 0' 0
Murray, ; 1. , f. ....... 4 0 10 2 00
Frambes, c. .....:... 4 2. 1 0 4 00
Egan. '.p. ..:.:... ...-4 2 3".0 030
Total ...35 0 13_ - 1 27 .11 ~o
SAN FRANCISCO
AB. H. BH. SB. PO. A. E
Feeney. 2b. ; .40 004 30
Streib, ss. . .;...". 4 0' Q 0; 4 3 1 ;
Croll.tl.f. ....'....... 4 0 6 00 o v o
McLaugblln, c. f. .... 4 11 . t o "'.'{ ' 0 ;**o i
Bllss.r.- f. ;\u25a0;. ...... ...'3 ; 0. 1,; 0 Oi 0" Oi
Ferlin.*. lb." 3 ... '....;.: 2 0,.' 0 '.-.0"'14 o\ o1o 1
Hallinan. 3b. .'.:.;... 3 0' •' 1 - 0 ..' <» --l'-'O!
Burke.', e. ........... 3 O'-0.-O "2' 4 o
HeUtcr,'. p. ......... 3 .0 2:. 0 '. 0 \u25a0*.->\u25a0 4 f 6
\u25a0 Total. ....; ...30 0, - 5 0 \27.115 1
BUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS '
stoektoti >.......*. 0 0 o "<\u25a0 0 3 in, o\ 0 3— n
t '-\u25a0 Basehits •;'.". . . 'J.': 1 1 '0 .\u25a0 2 . 3 o . ' 1v I v 4—13
San \ Francisco .I.o' 0. 0 0 (> .0- 0 ; 0' 0-^0
Basehlts :. 0 1 1 0 0 0 l" 1 I— s
SUMMARY
; *.Two 1 base s hits— MertM.^: Pf y I, i Frambes. • Shay.
.Sacrifice' hits— Shay. Farrell. v-iFirstt' base : on
called s balls—Off,— Off , Egan : 2. s off. Heister « 3. ; ; Struck
ont^-^By,' Egan _4.* i by^ Heister i 2. v. Time of ; game-^'
I'bour and; 3.*» minutes. I ;.* Umplre^-Ehret.,': '\u25a0\u25a0 •
San Jose 7-8,. Santa. Cruz 5-1; ,
hard in the morning and afternoon games with
.Santa Cruz and won both. Scores:
. MORXIXG" GAME „ ;./
. V. SANTA CRUZ * - ;
'. . AB. R. BU. PO. A. E.
Van Biireu, 2b '. .. 4 0 0 4 2,0
-Curtis. 3b..... .»-.v.. '.,... 4 • 2 . 2' 4 *' 0 ' 0
Householder; 1. f. !?..I. .^ 4"• 1 2.21- 0
De»'creaa.v.' p. .;.....:... 4 0 O a 5 O * 0
Conrad, lb.. ...•..'.\u25a0...: 4 1* "1 • 0 0- 0
Mother, r. f...\: 4 12 1> 0 '0
Broadbcnt;.- ss ...,;. ...3. 0 t* '\u25a0 7 -10
Dashrt"obd. c... *.*..' ;.. 4 •O . 1- 2 0-0
Hopkins, c. T. .'..-..... .1. 1/3 ' 0,- 0 0 1» 0
• Total '\u0084. .: . / . : 34 . 3 'S 24 5.0
• \ "\u25a0 : SAN JOSE ' . .
•' •7: '\u25a0: . ."' Kb. r. nii. po. a. c.
Rdd. 1. f. '..-... ::..:..:..: ;i 3. *i a o, o
i.ovett. c. r. ..• ;.,; 0...".0,o ...".o, v.l 2 0 6
Hap Smith, r. f . : . , ". 4' . O 1 ' 1 V» 0
Myers, 18-. .:...•.'.. .'.. : .. .- 4 2 - 2' ll"; ti .' 0
.IJvey. 3b..: "."4 2 U i. 3-~ 1
Kmegcr. »!9 -...•..:'... \s • o\ i o \u25a0:; ' 0
Koller, 2b..'.. ."....»..,..'. 4" 'o 0 '.\ 10
Kf<l Smith, c. ..,.'.-......". 4" 0 1" 7•• 0>- 0
.Miller, ip".:*.. 1.*"..,.'!'- .0 '.1..0- 0 0
•Total .. .:.... ... ;.:... 32" 7 10* 2*. ' ,; 7. 1
• RUNS AND HITS. BY. INNINGS •' .
Snnta '.'.O Q 0 "0 0 3" 0 1* I—s1 — 5
.Ba»ehltß "....., ..0 . v 0' I. 1 3-0 1 2— S
San Jose... .' .".:; 0,0.0* 1 12' O x— 7
Basehlts .".... •.•..".• t» . 0 0 1 2 3 1 I— lo
' . .SUMMARY , •
Home •run— Curt i?^ Three base ' lilt— Conrad.
Two base /hits — Myers'.. Krueger, La"eey. - Stolen
bases — -Myera. . Lacpy, ' Ilopklnn. Double ' play —
Krueger to Keller to- Myers. /First base on called
balls — Off Miller 2, off Deve.reaux 3... }4tnick out
«— By Miller 3. by. I>evereaus 3. Sacrifice hit's —
Hnp Smith. Krueger, LoVett. Balk— Devereaux.
Tlnie-of game-r-1 hotir.an'd 30 . minute*. ' Um
pire — Thumpsou. Scorer— 'Anderson.
AFTKRXOOX GAME
SANTA CRUZ.- "
; AB. R..BH. PO. A. E.
\u25a0 Van Buren,-c. f.. 2b.'.... 4. 0 1-0" 3# 1
Curtis. 3b 4 00 .2 U 0
Householder. 1.. f.. '.'..'.*..'. '4 •() 12 0 0
Devereaux. 2b', 55. ..."»... .3. 0 0»' 3 2 1
Conrart. 1b.... :.—....•.... 3 0 "0 10 0 0
Mosber. p., r. f ..•..'..;... 4- 1 10 0 0
Broadbent. ss. p..:.,,,.*.. 3 0 11 1.0
Dashwood, c.....', ,3 0 0 4 4 1
Hopkins, c. f:. .,..:.... .3, 'o : 0 2 0 1
.Total \u0084....."... ....... 31 1 4 24-12 -4
SAN JOSE
AB. R. -BH. PO. A: E.
.Reid, I. f. 4 112 0 0
I-ovett, c. f. ..."......:...' 2 VI 10 -0 0
Hap Smith, r. ' f . ......... 3 2 1 0 0 0
Myers, 1b... .^4 2 1 12 0 0
Lacey. 3b.... : ; 4.1.1.1 10
Krueger, -ss.;".. 40 3 4.0 0
Keller, .2b.;..'.'. .V..4 1 2 3 7 0
K'URmlth. c..:... 4 0 2 4 0 0
Logan, p V .4 (» 0 0 "1 0
Bailey, c. f 2 0 0/ 10.0
Total 35. S 12 27 13 ' 0
. RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
Santa Cruz. .0.0 0 0 1-00 00—1
BasehlU 0 0 0.0 0. 0 1 3 o— 4
San Jose . .f>'.3 0 0 0 0 0•:0: x— 8
Basehits •"• 3 0-1 1020 s— l2
SUMMARY
Three base hit— Mosher. Two base hits— Hap
Smith. Keller. Double play — Krueger to Kellet
to Myers. ; First base on called balLs— Off Mosher
I; off Logan- I,' off Broadbent 2./ .Struck out — By
Logan '4.: by Broadbent 2. Hit .by pjtcher—
Bailey (by Brondbent). ' Devereanx.: -Stolen
h a p PS _Rei(l (2), Lovett. Lacey (2>, .Krueger (2)',
Keller, Bailey.,: Hit«— Off Mosher 2 for 2 runs
In < 1-3 Inning,'-' pff / Broadhent 10 y for « nins |in
7 2-3 innings: charge, defeat to Mosher. 1 ;- -Time of
game— l. hour ami IlOiininutes. Umpire/—Thomp
son. Scorer— Anderson. ,-; . : \u0084 .
Fresno 4ro,^oak|and 3-5 \u2666
' FRESNO,. May '31.— Fresno ami Oakland di
vided S honors •on \u25a0 the . local . diamond- today. ; the
visitors winning: the L morning game 5, to 0 anil
the- Tigers ; taking the' afternoon contest 4 to. 3."
Scores: -."\u25a0./' --•^•..'\u25a0\u25a0 : - -,- 7 \ .\u25a0\u25a0' ."-''v'-V- • : : _, •'\u25a0].
3IORXIXG GAME
'OAKLAND
. . > / AH. R. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Smith. 1. t. ...:•\u25a0\u25a0• 5/. 1^2 ;i :^0
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
'\u25a0;', (Stnte Leagiie)
W". L.~ Pet.
Oakland .......... l^ 4310 "604
\u25a0 Stockton ........ ...38 17 601
Santa Cnu5... ...... 28 20 510
San) J05e. . . . . .*. . .'.'. '. 10 . 31
Fresno ......... ...~. I©" 36 345
San Francisco. : . . . . . 2O 38
ORr GAMES
Stockton .fl. San- Francisco 0.
San Francisco 3. ' Stockton o.'
San*" Jose. 7, * Santa \u25a0 Crnz \u25a0 1.
Fresno 4, Oakland .3.
Oakland:. 5. Fresno *0. \u25a0'
McHale.c.f. ....... 5 01 2 1 Xy 00!
Sheehan.ab. '....... 3 1 I ,2 0:0 -0
Nealon, lb. - .:....-.:'. 3 > 0 \u25a0 O ' 0 •\u25a0\u25a0 8 0 0
Henderson, p.' .. 4 i-o,' t o 0r;2,,00 r ;2,,0
McKune, hs. ........31000 4.0
Kussell.'-2b. ...'...... 3 0-1 .1 2 20
Burns.-C. 1 . ...;...."... 4". 0 •'; 0 -0' '-'1 1
Kennedy, 'r. t. .... .. 3.2:1.020 0
Total' ......r..;.i.53 -5 8 .3 27JT.9 1
FRESNO
* '-\u25a0" ; ' ' \u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0: - AB. R. BH. SB. PO. "A. E.
Forrester, c. t ." ...... 4 0 .0 • . 0 -3.0.0
Kelley/ 2b. ;.:..r...-4 0 0 0. 1 3 0
Carney, r.f. ......-..\u25a0 4 0 : 0 0- 0 0 0
Tracey, lb. .:..... ...3 -0 0 .0 14 l<\o
Knhn. 1. f.v.. ....:.. 4 0 .1 0 2 0 0
Scbimpfr.ss. -.:..;:. 4 0 20 1 21
Joyce, 3b...: ...3 0. 10 1 1 fl
McDonougb, c. 3 0 I- 0 4 0 1
Mobley, p. ;.......... 2 >0 0 0 1 • 3
Total r..:h.."......31 0.3 .0 27 10 .3
'RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS {
6akland . .'. . .'.". .01 00.1 -00. 1 2—' 5
\u25a0..Basehits :....M' 1 1 -0 '2V2 V 0 0 1 . 2— ,8
Fre5n0". ...... ...0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o—o
Baseblts .....'. 0 -Sf 0 o.'\u25a0!\u25a0'. '\u25a0!\u25a0' 0' 11 o—s
SUMMARY
'. Two a base -C bits— Rnnsell. ' Kennedy. ' MeHale.
Struck out— By. Henderson 8. by Mobley 3. First
base 'on called balls— Off- Mobley ,3.; Left- on
bases— Oakland '7, 1 Fresno 0. , Wild pltcb^-Mob^.
ley. 1 -' Passed 'ball— Burns. Hit by .pitched, ball-
Kennedy. '\u25a0-" Double play-i-Tracey'. unassisted. Sac
rifice hit— Tracey. Mobley. Nealon. Time of
game — 1 hour -and 40 minutes. Umpire-^-Smlth.
Scorer— Garman. •. v ',"•• . - '
AFTEHIXOOX.. GAME
FRESNO- /
- v> V - - AB R .BH.SB.PO.A.E.
Forrester, cf. ...... 4 0-1-0 .". 0 »
Kelley. 2b. ....' ..-5 0 2 0 2 1 0
Carney, r.f. •....:.. 4 0 i o l- 0 .0
Tracey, lb.-. ...3 1- 0-0-.12 0 0
Knhn, I. t. &. lb. ... '4 1 3 0 - .1 - 0 0
Scßlmpff. ss. . ...4 0 0 0 "2 r» 0
Joyce, lib." .......... 4 111-2- 1
McDonongh, c. ~4 0 1 0 3 2.0
Van Ottennan," p. .. . . 3 11 0 12 0
Tufts, "I. f." ......... 0 0 0 0.00 .0
Total .............33 4 10 1 SOl2 1
OAKLAND
- ". Si" AB. H. BH. SB. PO. A. E.
Smith. 1. f. ........ 3 0 0 0 10 0
MeHale, c. t. ...... 5 1 1 O .'.O 0
Sheehan, 3b.....:... 5 0 1 12 0 0
Nealon. lb. ;.:.....; 4 0 0 o 0 1 0
Mosbiman.p. ....... 4 0 10 0 0 0
McKune, ss. .". .; 4 0 -1 0 1 4 0
Russell, 2b. ......... 4 1' 2 1 " 5 0
Burns, c ...;.4 0 2 0«.2 0
Kennedy, r.f. ...... 3 110 1 0 0
.' Total . .'. . . . '. . . 3S 3 9 ffJS 12 0
1 *One out when winning run was' scored.
.' RUNS AND. HITS BY" INNINGS
Fresno .* .. 0 1 0 0.0 0 2 0 0 I—4
Basehlts ... 0 2 1 10 13 0 0. 2—lo
Oakland ...... 0 0 0 0 0 2 10 0 o—3
Basehlts ../. 0 1 .0 0 1 3 3 0,1 o—o
\u0084 4 ' SUMSfARY.
" Two base bits — Carney,. Kelley. Kuhn (2K Me-
Hale, Kennedy. Runaell. Struck out— By Van
ottertnan -2. by \u25a0 Moskiman 1. by Henderson 4.
First base'on called balls— Off Moskiman 2. Left,
on bases — Fresno 6, Oakland 6.\. DouMe play — j
Van fntcrman, unassisted." Passed ball— Burns.
.Sarrlflce hit— Forrester. Innins* pitched— By
Moskiman 7, hits S. ;runs 3. Charge defeat to
Hcndcrson-I Time'of game^— l hour and 40 min
utes. Umpire — Smith. Scorer — Garman.
Baseball Notes
Jimmy " Williams ran into the fence in the
mominjr' same at Oakland and injured his 1p?
so badly that he probably will be out of the
runnlit for h we>k or.morei Bodie will play
left and Lewis crater.
\u25a0 \u25a0 . \u25a0 \u25a0:.--.. •-\u25a0•.'•
President Ewing has signed Unlpire Atkinson
of the Imperial Valley leapue. and tbe new
man will be Riven R few workoots with Jack
McCarthy, beginning today or tomorrow. He
comes highly ; recommended, and has many a
'booster going | to \u25a0 the b»t- for him.
\u25a0 A funny play came off \u25a0\u25a0 when Portland had
the bases filled in the fifth. Breen. who wan
on Hf-cond with two out. became- excited an«l.
running too far up the line, touched third. Had
Eastley retained his presence of mind and toss<Hl
the ball to the plate, the side would haTe been
retired without further ceremony. - But as the
next man was soft, nobody objected seriously.
: • \u25a0 , * • ;-. :
Among the noted /visitors at the game -was
George Ade. the American wit, and his oM
friend. Ort Wellf.; Ad«» and ; Wells occupied a
front box and rooted hard for the. Seals to win.
iff San Francisco can- play the same sort of
ball right along, Ade will be. a" great booster
for the- team all. over : the country, for he. is a
three star fan and- he's always touting the good
\u25a0 teams wherever he goes. \u25a0
,• • •
There was a time limit on the afternoon
game, for the reason " that both teams were
forced to make their getaway last night. Had
It been close at the finish, the fans would
have come in for a lot of stalling. But there
was ho necessity for anything like this. > The
Seals canned -it up f so^ strong " in • the seventh
that -"-there was no chance for an argument.
The game r was to - have Deen '. called at - 4:15
o'clock, no matter how the score stood. Even
this was not I necessary, \u25a0 because . the boys reeled
tbe game off in an hour and 35 minutes, and had
five mluutes to -spare at i the finish.
I The Seals - caught the .Owl . for ' Loa . Angeles
last evening, .and this afternoon they : will open
a scries of seven games with tho Angels on the
southern diamond. ./-This v should.' prove to 1#
one of the - best series of ; the season, . as both
teams are fighting for- the : lead. , and a decisive
victory for either will mean much at the close
of the season. While- they are fighting it t oiit
In v the Koutb. Oakland and Sacramento will
furnish the amusement * here,' opening tomorrow
afternoon ' across I the ' bay: \u25a0 • And In \u25a0 the mean
time - Portland \ and . Vernon will ' do^ the honors
in the .'\u25a0 north. , The teams cajigbt the -8 o'clock
train : last ; night, and* they will start : hostlUtles
tomorrow afternoon.; . •'... . • ' \.-'i •
AMATEUR BASEBALL
; - OAKLAND. May 31.— The ; baseball ' team' fit
Oakland high school will line - up. probably for
the last : time this ' season 5 against the collegiate
team', of ; St. . Mary's .- coll<«e i Tuesday afternoon
on '. the college - campus. • The y game should te.a
hot. one ; from 'Start . to . finish. - -\u25a0•-•_ " ; '.-\u25a0>\u25a0; ; .'
' NAPA. May \u25a0 31." — The . Napa team defeated St.
Mary's : Phoenix nine rthls ; afternoon: by -, a score
of -12; to 3. - " Batteries— Napa. Emerson" nnd
Wallls; St.i Mary's,. Bonctti, ,Wllcos and Simp
son.- V... \u0084: "\u25a0 \u0084'' ". ,' ; .;'. . .'\u25a0',\u25a0• v 1v 1
'BYRONV-MaV ' 31.— TudByron nlnt'^ defeated
the Crown Flours today,7 to 1. Score:*,;
\u25a0 R. \u0084H. E.
Byron ...........•......" ...7 • n ? y.O
Crowns V;.'...'. .'•".: ...'.l »> .3
v. Batteries — O'Banion and ; Estudillo;" Martin and
fox. \u25a0J|li!tlHii|iWilwllil'WHlfJ | li!tlHii | iWilwl lil 'WHlf KHWUWJUiI
CLOSE FINISHES IN
THE HARLEM
REGATTA
Dunham Boat C tub Wins Junior
Doubles After Spurt /fl?
Last Dozen Strokes
NEW YORK. May 31. — Ideal conditions pre
vailed ; today at the forty-third annual rowiu;
races of the Harlem' regatt* association on the
Harlem river. With two exceptions the- contests
were ; rowed «iver. a \u25a0 mile and a quarter course.
Several of the races were won by a few feet.
The Dun hum \u25a0- bf«t club <of New Haven won in
the/ junior doubles,'. after.' a contest with the
New ', York • athletic club crew. . which was only
settled In the * last dozen strokes. Summaries:
--\u25a0Junior slDgle sculls — Woa by It. B. Mann, New
York A. C:: John Hufhes. Atlanta B. C, New
York, second. No time, taken. - \u25a0
Junior quadruple sculls — Won by Nonpareil
R. C, New York; L'niou B. C, New York, sec
ond.' Time, 6:2B.?>Saft««Ssp| .'
•. Jntermediatc four oared gigs — Woa by Colum
bia r university. New York ; Pennsylvania barge
club, Philadelphia, second. Time. 6:22.
' Semidonble sculls — Won by.Sheppard and Fen
nessel,-Harlem It. C. New York; Quina and
Klvas, New York athletic clnb, second. Time,
6:15 2-5. ' . -- .
- Intermediate- donble> sculls — Woi by Louis
Mayor and Rudolph Vrtacek, First Bohemian boat
club. New York; Union B. C, New York, secoud.
Time, - :41 2-5.
5 • Junior eljrht oared shells— Won by New York
athletic club; Columbia university. New York,
second.
\u25a0Second . double sculls — Won by Dunham club.
New -Haven; New . ; York athletic club, second;
Staten Island B. C, third. Time. 6:13 3-G. Won
by .half a \u25a0 length, the same - distance between
second and third.
.Final beat, association single sculls — Woa by
R. .: H. 'Knapp, '\u25a0: Nonpareil R.- C: 'Frank Shea.
Sheepshead Bay It. C second; .Joseph Thomp
son. Nassau li. C. third. Time, 7:14. .Won by
half-length easjly. . \u25a0' . » -
pi Senior four oared shells — Won by ' New York
athletic club: Wahnetab 8.-C, Flnshlnjr," second;
Hartefl K. C..'- third. •\u25a0* Time, fi:l«. -
Senior single sealls — Won by Darando Miller.
N.Y. A. C: 8. S. Gordon. Vesper B. C, IliHa
delpbia.. second. \ '.-'-.'
\u25a0 Interscholastic eight oared shells — Woa by
I>e - Witt ; Clinton high school; High. School of
Commerce, second.-
\u25a0 Intermediate single shells — Won by Barry
Bryant, llavenwood B. C. : William McCullen,
Harlem R. C, second: E. F. Hoffmann Jr., Uni
versity barge club. Philadelphia, thin!.
• Senior quarter mile dash — Won by "'Fred Rus
sell. Harlem rowlni; club; • Frank Shea, Sbeeps
head Bay R. C, \u25a0 second. ', Durando Miller of the
New York athletic club. In this erent. was taken
with cramps about ' 100 yards from the finish and
upset his ishelL He was rescued by. the police
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DEL MONTE, May 31.— in the semiflnal
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