Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 7

Tuesday September 19, 1905. SANTA CETJZ SENTINEL. Page Seven. SANDPIPERS REDEEM THEMSELVES Wednesd SANTA rm 17 SEPT. 20 Rummage Sale I the best thing ever offered In Santa Cruz, LADIES' MISFIT GARMENTS.

HLACK, TAN. and GKAY CLOTH COATS. SO cents up, same of SKIUTS, same pattern, 60 cents' up. EYEGLASSES and SPECTACLES, good lenses, 25 cents and up. 820 Pacific corner Maple.

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SUPERB SPECTACULAR SURPRISE THE GORGEOUS DURBAR PRESENTING FOR TnE FIRST TIME IX AMERICA THF HID OF HF ATH A Y0UNG LADY looping the 1 1 IL Lir yjl ULrt 111 GAP IN AN AUTOMOBILE tfhe extreme limit to which mortal? may tempt death with impunity. HIGHEST PRICED ATTRACTION EVER KNOWN. NEARLY $5,000 CASH FOR 45 SECONDS' TOPSY TURVY RIDE. Just think of It! A young lady receiving $100 cash every clock tick for A Somersault With An Automobile LOCAL HA.SI7nALU.STS WIPE Till TEXT CITY. GROUNDS WITH SAX JOSE TEAM.

By Arthur Otto. The swat of the basehlt, aided by the bungling efforts of the San-Josean leather chasers to field the ball, made it possible for the land lubbers on this side of the bay to bridge the chasm of defeat in a onesided game at the Tent City grounds Sunday. The Pruneville representatives were as much off color in the first Inning as Rockefeller's tainted "lucre," and gave a beautiful exhibition of tag in their efforts to gather in the hot ones shot down their way. A heralded "phenom" named Stack started in as chief amunition dispenser, but the crustaceans took so 'kindly to the bait he fed down the alley, that he threw up the sponge early in the inning in order to escape total annihilation. Freine Pitched Good Ball.

Charley Freine, the Williams' star slabster then took the rubber, but was unable to improve matters as the locals had their bludgeons tuned to the handle and used them witri murderous effect on the floaters he offered on the altar of sacrifice. His support, however, was as holy as Swiss cheese and when the curtain rang down he took to the tall timber. The combined result of the bombardment gave Santa Cruz a total of ten runs and to the man up in the tree it looked as though the visitors were sadly up against it. In the third spasm Silva was led to the middle mound and though apparently having nothing marvelous In the way of speed or curves succeeded in checking the onward rush of the Santa Cruzans. He was placed in several tight pinches at times but was the man behind the gun when the crucial test presented itself.

It was not until the eighth inning that Santa Cruz managed to make another score. Pitchers Changed For Luck. Dabadie started in to twirl, but being unable to remove the kinks from his soup bone gave way to "Hal" iMosher in the third, who for a novice at the business twirled a clever article of ball. His support, however, was clean, the team behind him fielding in great form. Hose Arrelanes made his first appearand on the receiving end and showed the fans that he can go some when it.

comes to receiving and pegging them down to bases. He was also there with the big slap stick, securing three safe singles. Adams at second again played sensational ball and cut off several basehits by his ability to cover ground. 'Bausch, another new recruit at short, was conspicuous by' his absence and disappointed many by his failure to materialize. "Pop" Griffin, was brought in from center field to short to fill his shoes and performed what work he had to do in clever fashion.

Next Sunday's Game. Next Sunday Santa Cruz will have a chance to even up old scores, as the Yosemites of Santa Clara are to give the locals a chance to redeem themselves. The Yosemites on their last appearance here defeated Santa Cruz a score of 7 to 5. The Score Card. Below is a map of the Santa Cruz-San Jose game: SANTA CRUZ.

niciiio. aii Griffin, ss Arrelanes. 21 21 0 01 1 21 1 si si a II II 7 1 2 7 0) 11 21 0 0 2 2 01 0 1 Si 0 0 21 1 0 0 0 01 0 0 0 0 Mosher, Dnlmdie, lb Adams. 121) (tould. If Hlokpy, Wilson.

Tolnl of rf 41111 (131 2 SAN JOSH. AR RIHirOIAIH Main, ss Mnchndo, 2b Price, Sllvn. Unbrlol, lb I.oKiin. If Valencia, of Handler, rf Ferrlne, 3b 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 3 3 01 0 01 6 2 01 1. 3 0 11 1 21 1 1 1 Total 34 4 f) 2413 8 Two-base hits: Daliadlo.

Hlekey. Double llav: Urlfllu to Adams to Dabadie; Malu to Mnoharto to Gabriel; Griffin to Adams to Dabadie. Baw on balls: Mosher. Silva, 1. Struck out: Mosher, 5: Silva, 2.

Passed balls: Arrelanes, 2: Trice. 1. Time of came, 1:35. Umpire, Otto. Scorer, Hunt.

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