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BAy JEBAarcISCO CnErROmCI SUmATKlEOEMBEB I4r 1902 rr I US VI mmNEWSOI SPORTS AND SOME COMMENT tf i IV XHErJALENT MEETS WITH A DISASTER Pour Hot Cho ces Lose tor Their Back ers Vhile Long Shots Make Great Showing THE BOOKMAKERS returned to this city last evening from Ingirside in a very Jubilant frame of mind Thej had com pletely wonted the speculative public Winner after winner that had been owlooked byVoettors flashed past the JudesJtand Handpress and Quiz II wese the only iavoritwS to win Lewis piloted two long shots to victory and Minder brought home two horses at tempting prices The afternoon was fine And sunn but the track was stick and uncertain The feature race the one and an eighth mile handicap had five starters Lord Badge was made the opening favorite but None was soon backed into first choice As soon as Holtmanralsed the barrier Minder shot out in the lead With The Fretter The son of Brutus fairly re eled in the going and soon had a commanding lead of half a dozen lengths Lorli Badge under persuasion cut down the lead a little along the back stretch but he was soon all out Nones came up stoutly in the stretch but he had too big a gap to close up and The Fretter won in a common canter It as generallj conceded that The Fretter had a great chance but no one expected him to beat his field in such hollow fashion Slddons did not get going until about a mile of the Journey had been covered but he finished very resolutely and will bear watching in all races ov er a distance of ground The two ear old handicap at seven furlongs also resulted in the defeat of the favorite Gavlota Gold Bell had strong support when the Jennings Stable consisting of Arabo and Elliot was held at 6 and 5 to 1 This seemed a long price in lew of Arabo known predeliction for a heavy track At the start Minder took Arabo out in the lead and he was never headed Gavlota who is not enamored of a sticky track came In second A wild killing was attempted In the first race with the mare Karabel who is here from British Columbia She was 200 to 1 in the betting hlle 60 to 1 and 20 to 1 were obtainable for place and show respectlvelj Six horses fame under the wire noses and heads apart It as about the closest race of the season The judges placed Hand press first Kara be 1 second and Parsifal third To several people in the press Stand it looked as if Buck Talor who came verj fast was inside the money The Weaver was a false favorite in the second race at seven furlongs Resin who went to 12 to 1 lasted long enough to beat Canejo a nose Quis again re warded backers Frank Farran has the gelding In first class condition and he had no dlflculty in winning from Troy the 23 to 1 chance Lewis brought home The Buffoon the extreme outsider in the last race The old horse won with great ease atthe end from Meehanus who ran a great race from here he got off JOCKEY SKEETS MARTIN VERY ILL IN NEW YORK Bis Condition Regarded a Set ions by Ilia Wife and Friends NEW YORK December 13 Jeckey 8keets Martin serious ill at the Hotel Cadillac He contacted a severe cold a few days ago wh ch according to his physicians has developed into grp Martn had tome teeth extracted early last week and the co sett ed there Thia gradualy developed Into throat troube ard brurchtts and tre Jockey haa been confined to bli room for the part four days Martin condition late to night was regarded serous He cou cot be seen but hie wife stated that he was ver 111 and an intimate friend of hit said tonight He in ver bad shape ard It ill take the best of care to get mAround again BIG tVENT GOES TO FLO CARLINE SPIRITED CONTESTS ON TENNIS COURTS fiicktit ield rs Eiy Good Day at the Vnri on Courts Wins Preliminary Derby in od Style at New Orleans IEW ORLEANS 1a December 11 Fifteen horses went to the post for the Preliminary Derby the first important stake race of the winter meet It was a true race and when Flo Carllne came under the wire it was the universal verdict that the best horse had won Flo Carllne was one of the outsiders In the betting The total value of the purse was J2725 the winners portion of which was 2175 Sheriff Bell and John Peters were the winning choices With the exception of Jessie Jarboe the other winners were practtcall neglected in the betting Sum man Five and a half furlongs selling Ben Mora won Alpaoa second Playlike third Time 1 11 5 One mile Sheriff Bell won Aurie second Inspector Shea third Time 1 52J Six furlongs John Peters won The Lad second Echodale third Time 1 1 The Preliminary Derby six furlongs Flo Carllne won Lord Melbourne second Kltannlng third Time 1 20 One mile and a sixteenth Jessie Jarboe on Scotch Plaid second Campbell third Time 1 56 One mile and a half Georgle Gardner won Compass second Irving Mayor third Time Ht MADDEN TOO CHEAP FOR FITZSIMM0NS The Cornlshman Says Dozing Rnhlln onld Be Small Mtxney Side of His Present Earnlnara TACOM A ash December IS Billy Madden Is altogether too cheap for me said Bob Fltsslromons to day In reply to Gus Ruhlln a challenge for a six round bout before the Pennsylvania1 Athletic Club of Philadelphia Jeffries and I can make more money than l0 in one night without bothering about any such challenges as this are meeting with great success and from here work East and thence Intend to tour Eu rope Vie can draw 5000 In Philadelphia without bothering about any such cnal lenges as Ruhlln sends out Personally I am ready to meet any man In the world that can offer sufficient Inducements So far as Corbett Is concerned I guess he can ultimately get a fight with Jeffries If he wants It bad Kennedy Fin Art Store bow open Giant ate Nte the new location 220 CHRONICLE RAGING CHART INOLKSIDF RACF TRACK Hatnrday DwemUr 11 1002 Twenty flftb day of tbe winter awetlna tbe California Jockey Club Weatherflo irsek PtlrkT 3976 FIRST RACE Futurity roan selling S123 foar year olds and upward ralne to Orst ld Horn Owmr Wright ISt rln SMO Handpma a Uscrsnei in 2 livarabei iu Batter lo 3M laralfal 4 Htxrertld 9 SJC4 Buck Taylor Sealu I0i12 10 Intr pti 4 IP UrGnlre 10ft 5 SbfA Lri 1 rati a ir eopen 1U 11 Jockey Op CI 6 4 7 1 8 2 1 2 1 2 10 2 2 ft i 5 11 1 1 3U3J Vel I ark 4 i II it I 103 1 sunzinasp 4 freenl 3CX4 ill Thatrber 5 IlaMltifrsi luC 16 fY MorrHo 5 fsrharetti 10 3867 Ba Liak 4 Ksrll A 1O0 S3C4 Jk nicbellujr 4 QulckilOti Time 0 25H 0 51 1 Start awd Won drtr of Winner I br Hinotir Pomom trained by Magrane 7 eloae thlaf Ix tween ti her Bnek Taylor anould hare won Handpreaa place 1 abow I 2 Karibel place ab 20 raralfal abow 5 2 3 2 7 2 8 2 10 2 4 11 1 2 A 12 3 4 4 2 3 8 5 6 4 7 1 1 10 1 2 9 3 12 11 4 1 na Bnrna 2 na BurllDfime 3 na ITroiler 4 Donnelly 3 Battlate Douoran Lewis ft Brlen Ranacb Minder Fel Bourn an 6 3 1 9 3 10 4 11 8 12 200 13 2 8 100 100 8 12 3977 SFCOND lUrF Seren furlongs selling three year olds and apward Tain to first 1223 ladei Horse Owner Weight Retn oba A McK 7 1 3023 Canejo tOwea Bros I im S4 TheWfiw 1iHWIUnl ZM4IArlbnr liar 1 UUaytamlu6 S930 All Al out 3 Mrs Kandemliw 310 Urhtrnsteln 3 iRowelll 001 XX iTiilar a II Rehblira 104 IWblsken 1 Vt tUatteryl 04 W34 ora II 3 KtrpbnMat 1021 str rm Jockey 4 1 2 1 4 6 8 3 9 7 1 3 3 4 3 4 2 4 1 8 2 7 3 9 fi 2 4 4 3 1 3 1 7 8 1 9 6 2 6 1 4 4 1 4 3 2 6 2 5 4 8 4 9 4 1 na Lewla 2 5 Cochran Walker Ranacb Minder Battlste I It limn I IDouoTan 3 4 4 5 2 0 1 7 4 8 3 9 6 3 8 5 5 30 10 10 20 12 5 8T 3 40 20 Time 0 ti 50A 1 ii 22v tart good Tloo diiTlng Wlaoet eb ij Roaeeao Atlantla trained by McKecnlpi Canejo cane el to ripping oat Reln Art bar Ray off badly 81 Ucbtenateln taken tbe orer land Realn plaee 4 sbaw 8 5 Canejo place 3 2 show 2 Wearr snow 1 4 selling four year olds and apward yslne ta first THIRD RACK Fntnrity coarse 132 3978 iade il II rae Owner freight 3C2MOati II 4 Crane XBSSJJTroy 5 lllr SMPTRedni 4 if IWsl tst34llNed IVnala 1 iltednjouti 234IMocaiitoa4T JKVlUaar 3809 Bard Boma 4 Fftsntbni 9M Jklp Me 4iMcrmei 8942 lOacar Totie 4 Baldwin Time To 214 to 4 4 Uat Start gnnd Woo easily Inner hr St Scratch 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34 1 3 3 4 2 3 6 46 3 a 2 44 2 6 US1 3 4 Str Fin Jockey 18 Minder 3 Ranacb 4 10 8 14lTroiler 2 24 4 IDonnelly 3 IT Brlen IjOp a iS 72 5 2 7 3 13 20 6 3 11 3 8 fJJCDfTbe Fretter A Roorke 1111 5 SJMlNonrs 4 Ryan 117 i 3334 8lddns 4 Stereost 109 SMI Lord Badge 3 OUrerl 1031 2 JOSS Idestar a Ollbert A Oo 109 4 Time 0 24V 0 So tMK 1 11 in Start goad Won la a gallop Winner eb by Kratna Nerra trained A Rldeei Tbe rmtrwn fail of ran He bad tbe race won tbi first martep Krdftfc tail iiL Th fretter Fretter place I abow i SoPe pUce 3 3boyS Blddon 3981 KZU SSCEr9yu fBrkn 11 threeear oid and apward raloe to arat iadni OlorsrJlwaer UelghU tat 39Slrnie Boffsoo BfMc DoweilCirHl 2 83T sa2 393 3S0T SSOS Meebanaa Doas 1081 Hoacboca 3 BaidsrU 111 au ureea iiiajienbacti lorr 4 Diderot 4 AtkUl 1131 1 logo 3 Stable 1001 Greyfeld a JL DarU J10 3 2 2b 1 4b 4 a 1 4 grr Fin I Jockey I 1H lHILewU ns 4 4 3 1 141 a a a 5 2 4 ti Ctart bad Won eaallr Sera tetoetf Ana taster Jim Oor Hewitt Kalgbt Minder Trorler Ranacb Barns I op a 7 12 ii a 2 5 2 8 8 11 5 2 8 6 8 2 Time 0344 014 1194 1 32W inner byFoidluim Georgle Slaaey trained by JJeDoweltf or ft ftnfiflA WliafiBfl 1 ItevBI Trtmu nre4 aalmal Xba BsSaoa pUoa 6 akow 53T Ueeaaaut Ht2 aaawtr IltAcbDca abow 3 6 MrBumm The perfect weather yesterday brought out the tennis enthusiasts on the California and Park courts In large numbers Some spirited and high class practice matches were witnessed at the California Club courts during the afternoon Reubep Hunt and William Allen in their match with Sidney Salisbury and William Collier Jr furnlshedthe best plalng of the day After three close sets Allen and Hunt were victorious by a score of 6 6 4 6 4 The best single was when William Frost took Herbert Schmidt the clever oung racket wielderinto camp winning two straight sets 6 3 6 4 Douglas Grant beat A Green 6 4 Roj Spllvalo beat Hume 6 3 6 3 7 6 Arnold beat Bradley Wallace 6 1 1 6 6 2 Daniel Volkman tied William Volkman 6 4 0 6 Brown and William Morton beat Stewart and Hans Llsser 6 2 6 3 Robert Drolla and Bradley Wallace beat Sidne Smith and Holman 6 1 William Frost and John Cassell beat Schmidt and Jack Glbon Jr 6 3 4 6 7 Spencer Grant and Bacon beat DougUs Grant and A Green 6 4 6 0 Spencer Grant beat Bacon 6 3 Werner Stauf and Richard Erksklne tied Cassell and Gibson Jr 1 6 6 1 6 3 3 6 William Morton beat Hans Li ser 6 3 6 2 Cassell beat Gibson Jr 6 4 6 3 Sidney Smith and Holman beat Bradley Wallace and William Volkrran 6 4 6 4 Smith beat Wallace 6 0 6 0 6 0 Hunter beat Brown 7 5 Volkman beat Holman 7 5 7 5 The public tennis courts at Golden Gate Park also presented a lively ap pearance jesterday afternoon when a large aggregation of experts were out for practice The ponj team Peck Griffin and George Janes ere defeated Bozarth and Jlmmie Code The score as 7 5 7 5 and 78 in the last set when darkness set in Jallegoa beat Josephson 75 A Zeller bach with 15 and owe 15 beat Herbert Long 1311 Fred Palmer ith 15 and ow 15 beat Long 6 4 a Varnej won a lo set from Miss Maud Varne Eva Varney beat Eisner 63 Ea Varney and Harr Routh beat Maud Varne and Charles Dunlap 62 64 6 1 Herbert Long and McLain beat Josephson and Jallegoa 75 Chldo and Josephson beat A Zeller bach and McLain 6 Chldo and Josephson beat McLain and Jalle goa 6 4 6 3 John Adams and Maud Varney tied Adams and Ea Varnej 16 75 This afternoon at 2 30 Herman Hotch kiss will meet Charles Dunlap In the final round of the hindlcap singles tournament begun at the Park on Thanksgiving daj Dunlap the Park champion will allow his jounger op ponent odds of i 15 and from all indi cations will have a hard time to come out ahead The winner will receive a Davis tennis racket HARRIS PLEASED WITH THE RESULTS Returns From Portland With Good News of His Mission BILLON LEADS IN BATTING AVERAGE At her ton Finishes First but Participated in Only a Few Games DRAW FOR OPEN PLAINS MEETING Interstate ub Arrnns Details tor Fresno Conrsiug The Interstate Coursing Club held a special meeting last night to arrange the final details for the California cup stake to be run on the plains at Fresno next Tuesday and succeeding days Entries of a number of nominato from the country were thrown out for the reason that it was found unregistered dogs had been named On this account the stake narrowed down to a forty eight dog proposition and the monev amounting to 1430 Including 1801 added by Fresno 480 entrance fees and 149 added by the club was apportioned as follows Four hundred dollars to first 200 to second 140 to third 70 each to the next three 35 each to the next bIx 20 each to the next twelve and three specials of 10 each to the dogs beaten In the first round by ultimate winners or first second and third money President Rosseter appointed the following officials Field stewards Dickson Joe Shea Dr Clark John Halton and George Malcolm field marshals Joe Trade Tlmmons Young Sam Ferguson Hutchinson and alter Picket flag steward Samuels The majority of leaahmen going to the meet from this city will leave on the 9 30 A Santa Fe train Monday morning although the excursion tickets are good going on any train during that day and Tuesday The drawing for the stake resulted as follow Clarice vs Aeneas Relief Prome theus Roman Athlete vs Shadow May Hempstead vs Mickey Free Cascade vs Guinea Floodgate va Cloudburst Hick or Dick vs Nora Tom Hurllck vs Oil more Silent Treasure vs Belle Button Lllv Wright va Tommv Rex Jim Douglas vs Bonnie Hughie Johnnv vs Black Flush Lucky Star vs Reg1naR Sir Laurence va Young Johnny Rex Santonin va Charming Thought Morning Glory vs Runaway Actress The Coroner vs Annie Hall Red Rock vs Royal Union Arcyle vs Roaring Avalanche Black Bart vs Aeolus Kerry Pippin vs Joe Con Ion Harvey vs Vandal Fannie Hughie vs Regal Attire Gambit vs Belfast HERE TO ARRANGE MATCH Morley of Los Angeles Will Consult Bnarene Bowlers James Morley arrived from Los Angeles yesterday with 500 in his Inside pocket to complete arrangements for the tenpln match between the Eugenes of this city and the Coliseums of Los Angeles but he did not find the persons with whom he has to deal and postponed his work until to day The Coliseums challenged the champion Eugenes for their tltlo with a bU0 side bet but named conditions which were not entirely to the liking of the lo cals In return a counter proposition was maae witn several features mat the Los Angejes contingent does not like one of them being the swelling of the bet to unui Morler says the southerners are wining to spin ne ssiur a ueiween ine two cities but want the last series played there So much the Kuarenes are willlnr to rnnrMn The Coliseums however do not care to play nan oi me can rancisco games on one alley and half on the other and un omciaiiy is stateo inat tnoiLugenes will not budare on this point The matter nf the aide bet may also be hard to settle as th local people are of the opinion that 500 not enougn ana uus may oe me rock on which ail negotiations will snllt as Morle Joes not believe the ante will be raised by his people Tbe Oakland Branch Offlca the Cbroalelc ts aanr at 1U4 Jbeadway near Xhirttcnth stnet Henry Harris returned from Portland yesterday morning bringing nothing but good news of his succesiful mission in arranging a greater Coast baseball league for next season The information he had to Impart to his business associates was of the most satisfactory nature In ery respect and he brands many of the stories sent out from the north as being the waitings of people who are unwilling to admit defeat Harris do not claim that thVre will be no opposition in Seattle but scouts the Idea of a Pacific North est League club playing conflicting dates in Portland against the new organization as he says he field is so well covered by the Influential people in charge that an opposition club could scarcely hope to do I any tning out lose money from the start 1 looked over the field very carefully before making the move for our league and am satisfied that what I have done Is for the best The men of means I met in both Portland and Seattle are more than desirous for the change or I would not have considered the matter favorably paid Harris last night The men backing the Portland team are not doing anything underhanded in changing from one league to the other They look upon it as a business proposition and nothing more They see more money and better port in view by coming In with us and the towns that are losers by It are naturally a little bit wrought up Dugdale of Seattle was not begged to Join us as the people here have been informed He wa offered a block of stock In the new club wMch he can take or leave as he ses fit There is some cisatisfactlon with his maragement and we did not offir him the whole club That is why he Is talking so harshly He may see the futility of his stand and Join us later rather than tackle a loMng proposition but we care not whether he takes it be cause hav 100 OCO backing in Seattle from the soundest of business men Spokane anted to come in also but we could not handle more than two cities In that section and the Jump over there Is too long and would cost too much money Instead of opposition we met nothing but enthusiasm In our mis sion The people who are rraklng th protests are thoe who may be losers bj the deal and do not represent the majority A date for the Californa League an rual meeting has not been set and th persons interested are reticent on th matter but it will probably be the firs of the week Morley of Los Angeles is already in town and Fisher can come on a couple of hours notice There was a storv afloat last night to the effect that some local people were prepprlnp to acciite themselves with the Pacific Northwest League and put an opposition team in this rlty bat coul not be raced to any rellab fourdatlon TWO BIG UPSETS GREET THE TALENT Favorite in 0pn Stake Shnt Oat of Fiimls by Rank Outsider There were some decided upsets In the opening rounds of the open stake in the coursing at I nion Park esterda Con roj who was regarded as the probaW Inner of the final of this ev ent was beat en Half Moon who was 10 to 1 In truder at 8 to 1 was the other short ender that made It bad for the talent The events yesterdaj were the opening round of a forty dog open stake and two rounds of a sixteen dog puppy stake In the open stake which will concluded to da Wedgewood because if class is favorite In the ov ernlght betting at 3 At that she may not win because hile a good performer she has not shown well In the last two times out Aggie and Sliver Cloud are next in order at 4 with Toronto at 8 and the others at any old price In the special stake to be lun to dav Game Boy the fastest son of the great For Freedom Is th favorite at odds of 3 to 1 Homer Boy at 4 Real Article at 5 harta at ind Haphaxard and Master Rocket and Fenll at 10 are next in favor Jn the puppy stake which will be con eluded to day Real Pasha or Klngwouu 111 probablv annex the money The results of yesterday were Open slaVe Little Lucy at Frebus Airgle best 4ette 811rer row I host Trrt ne Prince Sir Lawrence beat Prompto Arbacus beat HI nil Articulate beat Maru lartee a bve Fair Play a bje Half Moon beat ouroj Mia May beat Lottie Black Dart beat Lady Ten port In truder beat Cronln a lid Tralee Mweet Sola beat Snapper Garrison Mose beat lower of Gold Kanacawa brat rlemprnnlus Mlaa WUson neat Charlie Ox Ureal le beat Nora ODowd Sally Brass beat Wins Wing edfewood beat Octofc Toronto beat Dear Gaston Puppy stake first round Linda lata beat God desa of Liberty Medley beat Trlde of Tralee Ileal I asha beat Jim Donnell Hella Hill beat I ass Ky lancing Paaba brat BUI Brad Kln wood beat Klrht tUit Special beat Kitty Olft lyretta beat loung Johnnie Second round Medley beat Linda Vista Real Pasha beat Mia Hill Mngwood beat Glancing Paaba Loretta beat Special OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE PLAY TIE IN FOOTBALL Each Side Scores a Toarhdowa and Goal Absence of Great Enthusiasm LONDON December 13 The annual Oxford and Cambridge football match to day resulted In a tie both sides scoring a goal and a touchdown There were 7000 persons present The cround was slippery and the weather dull and drizzly Oxford scored all the points in the first half and Cambridge all the points in the second half The scene on the ground was in marked contrast with that presented at the great intervarslty matches in the United StateK There was an absence of any tremendous en thus ism on th part of the spectators thoiurl nt th close when the elevens tied Ui excitement was intense The players did not wear safety clothing or face or leg guards The ball was in Oxford territory when time was called WASCD WILL REFEQE8 Phil Wcfnd is going to make his reappearance as a referee nxt Thursday night at the Acme Club he having been aefected to officiate at the Toby Irwin Jack Clifford match at a meeting of the principals last night There was a long argument before a man was agreed upon every one named before Wand being against the wishes of one of tbe contestants i lay children Stones or California Beta luastratM Bay urouy The official batting averages of the California Ireague for the entire season show that Charlie Atherton of Los Angeles did the best work but he is entitled to no honors as he only played three weeks before decamping to Buffalo Frank Dillon also of Los Angeles is the real leader with a percentage of 33S to his credit judge McCreedie who goes to Brooklyn from Oakland comes next with J18 despite a big slump while play log when he was ill and should have been in bed Householder of Los Angeles and Phyle of San Francisco are the only other ones to finish In select 300 society Meany was well over the mark up to the last two weeks when he went away toe IxuL Utrns of Ponies hit to his notcn and harlv ReiUy ended In good shape The following rig ures which Include averages for ever play er Tho took part or more game during the season wn1 furnish food fur the fans BATTING AtERlGES Player Gnu AB 11H J3B SH Arc Atherton 14 87 15 22 8 0 V1 Dillon 83 318 108 12 6 31 MeCreedW ISA 78 1D1 30 10 118 Householder 177 713 121 220 26 2 107 Pbylc 62 VA 31 78 4 303 Meany T7 218 37 04 15 8 Burns 4 243 38 71 8 8 232 Rellly 106 G13 73 176 38 27 207 Wsddell 48 171 21 49 3 5 283 HUdebrand 90 404 113 24 14 20 Raymer 144 544 73 150 S3 II 277 Wheeler S3 144 IS 40 2 1 277 Hannlran 43 173 24 47 8 6 272 Strelb 140 584 79 158 32 16 270 Walters 148 593 86 160 18 16 270 Grsham IS 32 3 14 0 0 269 Jackson 133 431 64 119 33 10 264 Cooper 17 67 7 15 0 263 ndereon 141 31 8 13 4 261 Inaiaub 150 399 65 156 22 16 259 Ihrle 160 735 119 182 51 11 VA Pagan 159 633 70 168 18 17 258 Dunleaty 175 6 84 172 73 9 257 Monler 183 U78 114 174 70 44 2VS Leahy 190 678 78 173 36 8 253 McLaughlin 38 212 42 34 17 6 254 Slacle 24 83 0 21 2 0 253 larrott 140 232 61 114 13 17 252 Hurlburt 66 262 35 65 3 248 Casey 112 427 h2 102 10 6 246 llolen 40 162 20 18 9 7 241 Holly j62 230 IU 56 10 11 241 Lehman 129 467 73 112 20 17 240 Nordyke 186 686 104 104 33 22 23i Crlatall 96 339 36 87 7 10 239 SButart 112 413 42 97 21 15 23 Sheehan 173 648 59 112 27 25 24 Klrlnow 29 103 11 24 2 3 233 rrary 18 65 7 13 2 1 232 DeTereanx 18C 704 80 164 41 30 232 Jones 66 218 18 52 8 8 228 union 112 178 13 86 29 10 227 Birmingham 22 80 3 18 1 223 Gorton 110 184 44 86 11 21 254 Schmidt 71 228 27 52 6 13 218 Lawler 118 M0 1 116 20 XI8 shay 127 4M 72 100 40 1 21 It ach 110 419 S7 91 18 7 21 Rehsamen 12 128 9 27 7 2 21 1 WUllam A 64 244 26 50 11 8 Jn McPartlln 88 110 9 23 0 1 2oo Bone TO 110 11 23 6 10 200 Graham 412 4T7 53 101 23 14 208 Rowling 20 60 4 12 1 0 200 Tman 113 741 107 145 48 11 198 Morrow 22 71 10 15 3 1 197 Krancss 119 K5 61 113 12 16 196 Helmas 164 100 03 115 8 14 195 nrtny 19 68 4 13 1 192 Hoasn 144 164 28 70 9 13 192 Mr 63 265 17 49 9 5 184 Kunr 13 6 10 0 0 171 llerelltb 10 178 22 31 5 4 17 Strlcklctt 44 113 18 26 4 173 Mrllale list 47 49 81 20 16 71 MrMchols 21 94 8 16 2 2 170 Wsgner 32 172 21 23 11 7 169 Cutter 48 141 14 21 1 7 160 Illinois 27 90 1 14 7 2 111 Mills 27 81 1 12 1 14k Mfilli 1 1S4 12 9 14 Tboisss 61 20 lh 3i 0 5 146 Whalen 211 lo 27 3 2 127 Hvlson 45 132 10 16 1 10 121 Hall 12 35 2 2 0 083 SACRAMENTO THIRTEEN THE NATIONALS ONE Klahern Men Score Seventeen Hits Off the Delivery of Cnesbro SACRAMENTO December 13 Flsher hired men went after Chesbro delivery this afternoon and treated that king of twlrlers in much the same manner that they would an amateur This was a sad surprise to Chesbro ho after bo en runs had been scored and eleven safe hits made began to lob them over The result was that the crowd got sore veiled for their money back and at the end of the seventh Inning Chesbro was ousted by Donovan who never allowed a hit 8trlcklett twirled superb ball for Sacramento Score Sacramento 13 17 National 1 4 Batteries Stricklett and Graham Ches bro Donovan and Kahoe mplre An drews OAKLAND DEFEATED BY SAN FRANCISCO An Ideal and Interesting Game on Presidio Links The second eighteen holes of a thirty six hole match between the Oakland and San Francisco golf clubs were played on the Presidio links yesterday afternoon the latter club winning handily The day was a perfect one with Just enough of a breeze to add xest to the play The first eighteen holes of the match were played on the Oakland linke a week previous resulting In a victory for the San Francisco club by a score of 5 up Yesterday score was 13 up in favor of the same aggrega tlon causing them to win the match by 18 up The match of yesterday was the first of a series of three the winner of two to be awarded a silver cup as a trophy The contest Is designated as a home and home match thirty six holes to a match eighteen to be played at a time alternating between the Oakland and San Francisco links The next match will be filayed some time in theprlng probably February or March If Oakland should win It would necessitate the playing of the deciding one on neutral ground In all likelihood at Burllngame The following Is a summary of yesterday play 8an Francisco Golden 8 ap Byrna 0 3 Abbot Jt I II 11 Hoyt 0 Oyster 0 Starr 4 Cookaey 0 Oow 0 Charles Page 1 MrCcnkey 8 Gregory 5 Hambsugh 4 Total 32 sp Oakland Johnson 0 np folger 4 A Folger 0 Strsttou 6 Fltxgsrald 1 A stoles 0 Ate 3 Carpenter 6 Hlgrlns 0 Cadman 0 Bclden 0GEde Golla 0 Total IS np PltESEXT THE itOSE MAIDEV 8AU8ALITO December It The Rose Maiden a pretty cantata was given tonight at the 8an Francisco Yacht Club by amateur talent for the benefit of the Bau sallto Arbor Society There was a large attendance of society people and the affair proved a complete success Following the cantata dancing was enjoyed CAXADIA1S DEFEAT IRISH TEAM BELFAST December The visiting Canadian team In their first football match to day defeated the Ulster eleven by a score of one goal and two touchdowns to a roai and one touch dowa OAKLAND PLAYERS YET IN A TRANCE I I Have Not Recovered From Bad Cdse of Rattles Incident to Facing Big Leaguers THE OAKLAND champions had not recovered from their case of rattles of the day before when they Jumped into the big lot to have a second try at the AH Amertcan stara yesterday afteraoon and their work was painful to the 2000 fans who hoped to see a different result to the struggle Even if Lohmana charges bad simply been beaten it would not have been so bad but they were made to look very cheap At no time during the entire league season did the Suburbanites give any such exhibition of how the game should not be played as in the last two days when stacked up against the real thing Monler the fleet little bagman whose fame has extended beyond the Rockies was the chief offender He could not get himself in hand at all and when he gave way under the strain It was a case of quick curtain with the balance Graham and Mercer were both very wild walking eight men each Mercer Is usually steady as a rock but yesterday he gave a base on balls while the sacks were full and forced a run home Besides this he hit Francks The generosity on the twirlers part put a damper on the game and the few Individual chances for brilliant work kept Interest at a low ebb Oakland again started out very brashly Walters and Mdhler driving out singles Mohler was caught trying to steal but Mercer lost control and walked both McCreedie and Strelb Devereaux came along with a single which scored two and Mercer again lost the location of the plate first hitting Francks and then giving another run by presenting Klelnow with a pass The isitors first was also long and tiresome Jones hit Davis walked and Rltchey scored a run with a single Davis was caught at the plate on Har ley tap to Strelb and the side should have been retired when Cross sent a bounder to Francks but Mohler let the throw get away from him and two more runs counted Errors were mixed up with all the rest of the runs the All Amerirans going around tbe paths until they were tired The score OAKLAND ab bu io a i Walters cf 5120310 Mohler 2b 4010124 Dunleavy If 4000100 McCreedie 4 2 10 0 11 Strelb lb I 1 1 0 8 1 0 Devereaux 3b 1020031 Francks 3 0 10 5 4 0 Klelnow 0 0 0 0 2 10 Lohman 3000410 Oraham 4110021 pitch against Bernhard In the after noon on this side of the bay Schmidt and Joss will work In the box UNGLAUBS INTENTIONS Jlnle Hade at Pa Coafereaea Mar Ilare a Bearinar on pila Case It was stated yesterday by one in a position to know that Bob Unglaub had been signed by Milwaukee over a month ago and long before he mad arrangements to stay with Sacramento another year The desire to have such a thing known might be merely a move to evade the payment of the 1000 fine undeV which Unglaub is laboring At the peace meeetlng when the American Association affiliated with the Minor League Association it was agreed that all playets under suspension or fine or those belonging to certain clubs that had been signed by others prior to the date of peace would be considered in good standing by the association ergo Unglaub must have been signed before that date to be eligible no matter what the real date of the contract It is considerably harder to say which players will be with the Los Angeles Club next year than to natde some of the ones who will not be among thoso present Anderson and Roach will not be behind the bat for a certainty as the management does not care for them Raymer will not be at second bas for personal reasons and Rellly is only a possibility at third Mills will not pitch although Wheeler may return Dillon Toman and possibly Jackson are the only members of tba old club outside of Pitchers Gray and Hall who are likely to answer roll calL Morley expects great things from hit new twirler Loacka who showed so well against the All Americans and says that he bas lines out for a flock of first class men Totals 34 5 9 0 24 16 7 ALL AMERICAN ab bh in A Hartsel If 4 2 10 0 0 1 Jones ef 1411000 Davis lb 4 1 2 0 12 1 1 Ultchey a 4 2 2 13 3 0 Couarhltn 3b 4 10 0 2 0 0 Harley rf 310010J rosa 4000580 Sullivan 4010420 Mercer 4011020 Totals 32 11 8 3 27 18 2 RLVS AND HITS BY INNINGS 123456789 Oakland 3010010005 Base hits 30111100 29 All American 31030013 11 Base hits 21112001 8 Summary Home run Davis Two base hits alters Sullivan Graham Hartsel fcacrlflce hits Strelb Jones 2 Cross First base on errors Oakland 2 All American 5 First base on called balls Off Gra hum 8 off Mercer 8 Left on bases Oak land 12 All American 6 Struck out Bv Graham by Mercer 3 Hit by pitcher Frances Double plays Mohler to Frances to Strelb Sullivan to Cross Walters to Lohman Time of game lh 40m I plres McDonald and Connell NOTES OF THE GMK Mercer struck out only three men but all of them fanned in a row mak ing the feat spectacular Walters Mohler and Dunleavy all took three Ineffectual swings at the ball In the second With two out in the fourth Hartsel drew a base and Jones got a life on Oraham error Then Harry Davis lifted the sphere on top of the house outside of the centerfleld fence for the longest hit of the year and three scores followed one another over the plate Dunleavy made a sw ell catch dow by the flagpole from Coughlln bat It was a long drive and looked good for three bases Cross had a great day at short field accepting thirteen chances without an error He fumbled once but recovered himself quickly and passed It to first so fast that It knocked Dirvis hands aside The other misplay made by the visitors fell to Hartsel who tried a bit of grand stand work in going after a fly and lost the ball Sullivan worked with Mercer without signals Winnie being such an easy man to handle The backstop only made two throws but each one retired a prospective base stealer In the seventh Sullivan took a high foul right up against the stand Strelb who wis on first started down after the catch but was caught with yards to spare Klelnow hurt his thumb on a foul tip in the fifth and gave way to Lohman This morning at Oakland Cooper will MISCELLANEOUS Distress After Eating Nausea between meals belching vomiting flatulence fits of nervous 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