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liujgggpap i A It 4 4 8 SAJST TOAyCISCO CHBOITICIiE MOKDXTr JAJTOABY 19 1903 i PAYS DOIDGSr in SPORTS 1 AS3 fn4o ftv I I rJ WT tj 11 i oV i OLD FAVORITES WELCOMED BY GREAT CROWD OP FANS SES K4 i fo BEP5 fcr fill yy ATW IraHRsBtrK1 mi iSS wrfL 5ymr ePFri M9 JWHM 5L jW UUWJJB Alc sffii ajvS I Km sfe I I 2 vny A tyTj 4 Irorltes In the center of the dia fr mond and the fact that tfie con I I Si 4 I GREAT SUCCESS OF A LOCAL JOCKEY SkeetBfMartinPaots Many Winners on English Turf i Fromrldtar a 100 to shot to victory at the old Bay District track to one of the premier Jockeys of the world is the record1 of 8keets Martin In a nutshell Few who saw a slim little fellow pilot I a Maacota to rletory over the odds on favorite Mt McGregor could predict such a brilliant future for Martin There were FACFTHE TARGETS AT SCHDETZENPAM Societies Introduce Pistol i Practice as a Feature BAN RAFAKL January 18 A large number of marksmen faced the targets at Schuetsen Park to day to participate in the regular monthly contest of the California Qrutll and Turners shooting societies A new feature was a pistol shoot at a fifty yard target which has Just been ereciea juany memoers 01 tne cauiomia scores of boys who gave more promise Bchuetzen Club were competitors and it is than he but they fell by the wayside most of them getting too heavy Skeets Martin is now at the Palace Hotel and strangely enough he returned to California from Europe on Saturda intended to make the feature a regular event in the futare monthly shoots In to days contests the best center shot was made by Bertelsen a cadet with a score of 135 Faktor was second TAMPIRESMBY 0I GOAL Association Football Game Was Swift and Exciting Game N6ts Handsome Sum fot Mother of Winnie Mercer i HE presence of the two local fa vorites In the center of the diamond and the fact that tfie contest was for the benefit of the bereaved mother of the late Winnie Mercer served to draw a large crowd to the ball game at Recreation Park yea terdajr afternoon Every seat In the stands was filled and a small overflow surged intcthe field The sum realized was S75 nearly all of which amount will be sent to Mrs Mercer as not only the players but the attaches volunteered their services and the expenses were very light As to the game Itself Joe Corbett may be eald to have knocked out the other local pitcher Ham Iberg In the fourth round as with two out In that period be started a fusillade of safe hits that ended In four runs crossing the nlate Both Corbett and Iberg pitched Easterly games Joe had the most luck four fast doable plays behind him offsetting the eight gifts he lavished through the nine Innings Iberg dldnot show his usual control the long let up since the Eastern season closed leaving fclm a bit rusty but aside from the fatal fourth he displayed much of his old canning and delighted the multitude by making the Americans either miss his dinky carves or else hit them In a feeble way to the lnflelders Bill Lange was to have appeared with the Americans but compromised by snaring the duties umpire with Jim McDonald The players excused Lange by announcing that no uniform could be found to cover his gigantic person but the old idol acknowledged the corn on account of lack of practice He was given a rousing reception as were both the box artists LAnge had the base decisions to car for and a lot of close ones fell to his portion Either bis size protected him or a compact had been made with the players for not a single kick was registered The first inning was unproductive but In the second Corbett had trouble locating the plate and walked Rltchey and Irwin Leahy dropped a hit In right field scoring tutchey but Irwin was smothered trying to follow his mate to the plate For the Americans Burns hit and made second on an Infield out Corbett drove a slashing single over second and the score was tied Two gifts and Irwins single put the Nationals head In the fourth and Iberg met his Waterloo In the last half He first nit Ooughlin who was forced at second by Cross Barns singled after Cross stole econdVand Monte met anr easy death at the plate Then Sullivan doubled and Corbett sent in a brace of tallies with a two bagger to short left On Joss single Corbett sprinted for the plate There was no play made for him bat be showed early training by beginning to slide when hall way home Seeing the ball was nor coming his way Joe picked himself up and scrambled over the rubber In safety HartseU doubled and Joss came In with the fourth run After that Ham had things pretty much his own way and Corbett suffered for only one more ran the result of three presents and a passed ball The score AUZStCAKS the very day that Double Six carried the with a iscore of SB In the pistol shoot Kullman proved the winner with a score of 8L 1 Studer was the winner of the Grutll bullseye shoot and A Oehret took first honors in the medal contest The marksmen and their scores were as follows CallfornU Scbuetsea Club bqltirye shoot Afereo 1852 pa Wrl 1825 Bnmott 67S Charles rhra 268 A Rehraapf 2348 a Htgerap is I a Wilier 1988 A BirteW en 1218 A Gehraf TTT KoHmn 2210 BUn 794 Beabold MO Bollr 1899 BlMhlaUer 8r 9T3 Flnkles 2339 Bertelsen etifet 133 A RhtrjlrlS28 Khrenpfort 1859 Mtrerbefer cadet 2007 A Jnoiblut 1864 3 Carroll 1491 Max Kolaader 1379 kL Beaaaan 483 EL Becker caaet 2478 It Rlok 2220 wVfien 2134 Stnltfc 1082 Bradford 1503 Phllo Jaeabr 1403 Perer 910 Bird 2S00 Dlhl 1017 Harttor 1200 Woena 1812 Oeorfe Tammeyer 028 Joe atraob 3132 If Besbold 843 A StTMkw 688 Beadel 632 Faktor 878 Blstte 780 The following scores were made at the fifty yard pistol range by members of the California Schnetien Club Kullman 81 Reubold60KLangerG6FSchrumpt 61 Blasse 75 Blasse 79 Smith 35 Ehrenpfort 33 In the bullseye shoot of the San Francisco Grutll Shooting Society the nine best bullseyes were made by marksmen In the following order A Studer Imdorf A Oehret Hanser Werlen Charles Ott Karl Gut A von Wyl Hauser In the medal contest of the same society the winner in the various classes and their scores were as follows Champion cliaa A Oehret 442 first elaas Charles Ott S74 aeeond diM Brasger ST third elasa not won Sao Francisco Turner Scbnetun medal aboot Tammerer 210 207 Safehorn 177 A 8ehmmpf 173 172 A Abraham fT9 134 olden 133 134 FUklnf 201 174 Knehn 150 104 Kommer 194 133 Ettaab 133 133 A Jancblat 191 Oram corns Ben Jonas 198 192 RELIANCHAVED BY GREAT CATCH Kollansbee colors to victory for the first lime mey naa Deen seen nere in yers Follansbee owned La Mascota the first winner that Skeets Martin ever rode During the last racing season Skeets Martin rode eighty winners In England and several in Ireland He piloted ArA Patrick to victory in the classic English Derby and enjoys the distinction of being the second American Jockey to ride the winner of the English Derby Lester Reiff having brought home Valodyskl In 1301 Skeets Martin hss improved in appearance since living abroad He Is as quiet and as unassuming as ever and was glad to meet his California friends I am under contract for next season to Whitney and must report for duty in reoruary saia uanm ycsreroay Most of the horses in the stable are young and practically untried but there snouia oe some gooaones among mem ut course I will have to ride Acefulr in the Derby But for being under contract to Whitney i couia nave naaen we second choice It Is expected that Rock Sand will capture the Derby He to be Danny Matters mount Martin says that the English Jockeys are now every bit as good as the Americans having universally adopted the American style of riding which accounted for the difference In tb past Turfmen over here marveled at the success of Lester Reiff incidentally remarked Martin but I never saw a Jockey Improve like Reiff did after reaching England Enoch Wlshard worked wonders for Reiff and In all my experience I never saw a better waiting Jockey He could ride to the tick of a clock and some of the finishes he made were simply marvelous Martin also stated that racing in England was conducted on a high plane and that all Americans who behaved were treated with absolute fairness The present outlook Is that the only three American riders In England next racing season will be Danny Maher Skeets Martin and Lynne former Owner of Spokane Franchise Here to See Magnates Harry Green former owner of the Spokane franchise in the Pacific Northwest League and one of the wealthiest sportsmen in that country arrived in San Francisco yesterday on a baseball mission Green disposed of his Spokane holdings to Garrett and thereupon retired from the directorate of the league He will have a talk with the local powers to day andjlt is understood that he has a proposition bf some magnitude to lay before them His particular object is supposed to be in connection with the Portland franchise in the Coast League which he would like to acquire and bis errand here is not plain because the Portland concern has been regularly Incorporated and the San Francisco people have no further interest in the matter except as the entire organisation Is a partnership affair Green is also a hone owner ana has a small string at Oakland Including Royalty Mountaineer and i1 PerandoT They hae been undergoing careful training and will start soon Parke Wilson is reported to have made a contract with Catcher Boettlnger before departing for Seattle Boettlnger is the player who went north with the Berkeley Alumni team last summer and remained to finish the season with Vancouver He is a clever sort of backstop and all around ball player Jimmy Hannlvan Is another one of Wilsons recruits This ball tosser left Los Angeles in the lurch to Join Helena during last season and gave evidence of betnr far above the averasre The re Imoval of all blacklists made him eligible to the Coast League and be snapped up Wilsons often According to HannKan UartsalL 4 Jobcs fC DTl lb Cesftua Xb Creaa Bwna 2 SnUtTsa Corbett 9 Joss 1 1 20 0 0 0 2 2 1 1 1 2 1 1 0 2 0 2 1 10 0 2 1 8 0 0 4 0 1 2 27 14 Totals 0 8 KATIONALS ABBBHBBPOXE ft 4 Dooorsn fM fjrirlfl lb 2 Cretrtord Cm BKebey seftfU 4 Tetany 2 Iberg Totals A 28 0 2 IS 1 1 ti 1 i 3 1 0 4 24 18 BCCT AKZ HXZ SX DCnXGsV X224BST8S OMVmaa 1 Base BUS0 2 0 4 0 0 0 0SOOlO Xstteasls 0 101O1OO0 8 issfcits 1 iorooiji Two beta Mts fioBlrsa Corbett Harts Ssc Mritru Baa on iron Amartcana 1 Nationals Base cm balls Off Corbett 8 eS Ibcrc iron on pases amtnem Aaiwoais 6 Streek cat By Ooebett by Ibers Uitby Bttcber CootfbKn Dol plars Berns to Cross Si bsrts2 Jenes teoMTS Cross tjBaroa Deris PBSMd baH lllTsa 2 Tta ef gfi lh Tf Csytrss Xtge SBrtKflXmald Cr GREEN ARRIVES ON BASEBALL MISSION the Pacific Northwest organization has a poor chance to go through the year and he did not care to take chances of having his salary ston In mld sessoit Catcher Burrows of the Reliance team has an offer from Tacoma and will probably accept The departing players of the All Ameri can ana National teams wish to publicly acknowledge their aDDredatlon of kind treatment while In this city particularly of the assistance accorded them in rela tion to the Mercer benefit Many expressed a hope last night to repeat the visit at a future data Josh Relily says he will not be tempted from his clerical position at the City Hall this year He has numerous offers but so far his Intention to keep out of the game has been steadfast A new angle of the Joe Corbett status coming from an apparently reliable source la that the pitcher will do duty for the Los Annies team only while In the vl AB bh SB PO A 1 fintty of this ctt Such a move on Mor iey pan seams nigniy lmprooaoie as tt would not set weU with fans in the south BOOKMAKERS LOSE MONEY AT NEW ORLEANS TRACK Rtler Graxtnaxi Reported to Be Orer Thirteen Thousand Dollars Be ntnd the Game NEW ORLEANS January 11 The books are experiencing a disastrous season atj the Crescent City track Rfley Qrannan was ISOOOto the good at one time but lost it all andi 25000 more Frisco Gardner is also a heavy loser He baa been operatlngyon big scale and a few bad days havejrat him several thousand to the bad The trouble has been over anxiety Although Dumell Hera did not start a horse during the psst weak ther atlll lead the owners in the amount of money won Thirty eight owners have won over 341000 while sixty eight have taken over 2300 Buchanan Is overhauling Gannon for first honors among the jockeys and Is within ten of the lead John Deene Kotsry PsbUe SpocUl care is UXtnc depositions etc Office hoots from 0 A at fO it ja awcum wuwmu mmumiie room 102 Besldcac 2422 Gonsa street OSc tel pnoat rreas SO Beaifttars wwffftoaa vuxt MAKE OFFER OR JEFF AND RDHLIN Madden Consults Delaney on Matter of Big Cash Guarantee Billy Madden who has championed the causes of many knights of the ring and who now has Gus Ruhlln and Denver Ed Martin in tow arrived in San Francisco last night with the last named boxer and will leave for Los Angeles this morning Martin has a match In prospect with Jack Johnson for the colored heavy weight championship at Los Angeles on February 6th Madden as usual has a big scheme up his sleeve and it was this affair that took him out of his course The plan is no less than a written offer from Matchmaker Herman of the International Boxing Club of Fort Erie of a 115000 purse for a return date between Jeffries and Ruhtin Billy wired ahead from Truckee yester aay morning ana was mei ai me siauon by Billy Delaney Jeffs mentor Delaney looked favorably on the offer and said he would try to get the champion to con it when ther meet to talk of the Dro posed match with Jim Corbett the man slder I EXTIUKS AND WEIGHTS The card for this afternoon is as follows FIRST RACE Thrpe qoarten of a mile three rear olds and apward aelllnf Index Weight 4109 Brnmmel Joaeph 04 3617Senator Brace 101 40T8 Intrepldo McQnlre 102 8088 El Plloto Baldwin 106 8878 Pirate Maid ChappeU 104 4147Lanldna Daly 90 4168 Falrbnry Smith 106 4148 Dollr WMthott Oweoa 106 4148 Matter Lanka 86 4143 Roae of nuo Kirk 107 4145 Harry Thatcher Uaitlnn 104 4156 Frank Prarce Stephenaon 90 4156 Dora I InclU 90 STOSMjTtlen Adams 104 40G0Catbello Clarton 09 SECOND RACE One mile maiden three rear olds 4136 Andrew Rlns Ferftuon 122 Baby Bird 112 4078 Tortilla HU1 100 S946Chemlat Lanka 104 4250 Merwas China 100 4106 Yooni Marlow ChappeU 100 THIRD BACK Three and a half fnrlonn two rear oldi Mount Hampton 112 Roee Sam 100 RaTeleoa 10 4127 Selected Burrow 109 4127FlorUsa BenMinr 108 4127 Hoceo Bern Waterboow 106 Easter Lady i 112 FOURTH RACK On mile and a alxteentb three year olda and upward aelnng 4123 Sweet Tooth Ryan 109 4148 Frank Wood Garden City stable 110 4153 Tuft ChappeU 103 4134Dspont Fountain 93 4131 Harmencta CahlU 107 4134Nlfrette Jenntnc 4180 Beasia McCarthy Arnold 101 FIFTH RACB Three ooarters of mil three year old and upward aeninf 4130Barklylte Fin 110 4000 Peaceful Arnold 103 aia2THrlna Ah fitemlrt 103 4128Lanra Markleln 97 4114 Light BaU Curt i 104 Substitute Outfielder Does the Trick in tyinth Inning In a swift game of association football yesterday afternoon at the grounds on Webster street Alameda the Vampires scored A victory over the British AmericanAmerican Rifles team by oce goal the only one made throughout the exciting contest Each team played to win being urged on by the yells and plaudits of a large crowd of enthusiasts of both sexes and with the score 3 to 0 at the Anal sounding of the whistle some splendid plas had been made by both sides It was a hot fight with the sphere from start to finish The heavy og irhlch mantled the field failed to demoen the ardor of the players who loomed up at times iiae aemons struggllngoveramutvabrss The Vampires kicked off and during the nrst half their forwards worked well In combination Robertson the half back who was hurt in a same some weeks int was out to day for the first time play Id goal The Rifles missed Forrest one of their best half backs in to days game He was unable to play owing to an accident last Thursday when he was Jammed Between mo rauroaa cars Itwas in thkflrst half that the Vampires made rood their one ehajice tn niim th ball through the posts From long pass from outfield Showell took the ball and following up his own kick shot it through Murray failing to save for the Rifles BEGIN HANDICAP -TENNIS DOUBLES Kesults of Matches Yesterday at Golden Gate Park Courts wards did not combine as well depending tOO much on their Individual wnrlr Churchill was better than last week Ly oou ptayea a very gooo game Put was inclined to be too self dependent ChurehtlL who played full back for the Rifles in the second half was the star man of the game Shand and Harry Bird played an excellent game In the forward line Peterson was Peterson which tells the story Hunter and Harwood Vampire half backs did telling work The forwards all Dlaved welL although the Vim plres shooting was not up to the mark The Rifles came close to scoring several limes in ue nnai struggle out Robertson saved magnificently The whistle blew with no more goal shot the score standing Vampires 1 Rifles 0 The teams lined up as follows Tsmplres Poaltlon Rifles Robcruon Goal Williamson capt Fetenoa Full back Murray James Full back Hodge Hunter Halfback Pomeroy MeCaUnm Halfback Chambers Harwood Half back McKay Holland Forward Bird Buchly Forward Erakln Wilding Forward Shand Showell Forward Churchill Jamison Forward Lrdoa AMUSEMENTS As soon as the fog lifted yesterday tha tennis players at Golden Gate Park began the handicap doubles tournament for their three time challenge cups Tha Hotcbklss brothers and Roulb and Allen met In the best match of the day The former team received a handicap of two sixths of fifteen while their opponents owed two stxths After losing the first set thT Hotchklsa brothers took the next two handily by some clever net play and good overhead work Foley and Twiggs also figured In a close match with Ambrose and Miller Hotchklsa Foley and Twiggs received a handicap of four sixths of fifteen and won two sets out of three Guy Lytton and 8 Garnets dUtin Klshed themselves yesterday by winning th their matches without the loss of a set In their match with Roberts and Lelllch They wottwo sets without losing a game Six teams remained in the tournament at the close of the day Lytton and Garnets and Code and Finch have reached the semi final round In the second round Griffin and Janes will meet Foley and Twiggs and allow ahandlcap of four sixths of fifteen and Black and Brady will receive fifteen from the Hotchklsa brothers Yesterdays scores resulted as follows Preliminary round Ambrose and lurtcn klss 44 of 15 beat Baker and FInneg an 15 1 tt 81 82 Foley and Twiggs IS 4 beat Letcher and Griffith 20 5 fi 2 Long brothers 15 2 6 beat Boxarth and Teller 15 1 1 by default Griffin and Janes 4 6 of IS beat Bates and Boxarth 15 6 2 4 6 64 McLane and Bkaggs 15 1 6 beat Burnett and Murphy 306 2 6 2 default Black and Brady 15 6 beat McFarland brothers 15 2 6 6 3 4 6 75 Guerln and Edwards CU 4 6 beat Turner and Lewis IS 1 6 26 71 7 Hotchklss brothers 2 6 of 15 beat Routh and Allen owe 2 6 of 15 7 6 6 First round Oayness and Lytton 15 1 6 beat Roberts and LeUtch 15 2 6 0 6 0 Smith and Bey fuss 5 6 beat Whitney and Allen owe 4 6 by default Foley and Twiggs OS 2 6 beat Hotchklss and Ambrose 4 6 of 15 7 6 4r 6 6 3 Griffin and Janea 4 6 of 15 beat Long brothers 15 2 6 6 4 26 6 1 Black and Brady 15 2 6 beat McLane and Bkaggs OS 4 6 6 2 6 4 Hotcklss brothers 2 6 of 15 bealBdwards and Guerln 154 6 63 2 ainchand McKay 5 6 of 15 beat Webster and Finkecstedt 13 2 6 by default Cods and Finch 3 6 of 16 beat Sayre and partner by default Second round Gayn ess and Lytton 15 6 beat Smith and Beyfuss 5 6 6 2 6 4 Code and Finch 3 6 of 15 beat Clinch and McKay 5 6 of 15 by default The tournament will be concluded next Sunday I give T3My Woods a hard run onTuesday night when they meet at 15S pounds ring siae wooas is a popular lavonteintne axels idea being to take two fights on when once the big one returns to active training Madden admits that Callfor nlans will not think much of the match but says he has not lost confidence in Ruhlln and finds that Eastern flxht fol flowers feel the same wav railing to get Jerxnes the Fort Ene Club will hang up 10000 for Fltsslmmons ana Kuniin or xrooo for McCoy and Ruhlln and has also offered a percentage plan for Denver Ed Martin and Jack Munroe Al KeiU left last night with his trainer on the Owl for Los Angeles He has con ditioned himself properly here and will giveu night side south but the betting favors Nelll at odds or 10 to 7 Kid Carter and Manager Joe Marias will find work in Portland while waiting for an engagemeuttu this city Big Fred Russell has been signed to meet Carter next month befoM the club managed by Jack Grant Madas boxer baa freed himself from the labored breathing so noticeable in all hi fights here by an operation on his nose Young Frank McConnelU the boxer Injured in a match at Mechanics Pavilion on Thursday night passed a quiet day at St Marys Hospital yesterday but did not appear to mend as rapidly as was hoped His condition last night was reported unchanged but the physicians in charge did not hold out positive assurance of hla ultimate recovery COMPANY VICTORIOUS Crowd Witnesses League of the Cross Contest at Presidio Grounds In an exciting game of football at the Presidio Athletic Grounds yesterday afternoon the team of Company defeated the eleven of Company A of the League of the Cross Cadets Ten to nothing was the final score The game was played for tha benefit of the League of the Cross festival fund and many friends of th or ganization were present a large majority of those In the grand stand rooting for the players were young ladles bedecked with the gay colors of the opposing teams In the near future the victorious team will meet the eleven of Company tor a handsome trophy Company played a strong game In the first half making two touchdowns but failing to kick a goal either time In the second half Company A made a better stand but could not score The teams lined up as follows Company Poaltlon Company A Rufflno Centar OBrien Dtimond RO Thompson UorUrltyR QL Las A 8rcMl ttCJ OBrien 8 EtelUBv LMT Ulggla Brogan rapt 1 fc OBrien 3 Bart A BV LU Jankel Canning Quarter 2 Ofiell 3 Tebanej nrQOUept Egai OConnor Sic Fall Whltaey a 1 sa Mr Tirana martial 84 413Matt Hotan Magrane 100 UMIUh Carr MeNauehtou 84 U1BOU Bennatt OBrien 04 4153 Lady Kent HazUt 102 11M Umntiliank fFlnlan 105 412SHalnault Borrow 109 40T3Botanr Edwards 10S 414SDoUy Welthoff Owens 102 SSTSmubu Chlnn 110 SIXTH RACE On mil three year old Dainty Jennlngi 4123Prop Uanntng 89 4125 Claude Daly 4153 Bragg Curl 101 4131 Searcher Arnold 103 2064Cunard Morrla 101 FORM FORECAST First raoe Falrbury Frank Pearce and Lapldus Second race Andrew Ring Mer wan and Chemist Third race Selected Florlana Bell and Hoceo Fourth race Niarette Bessie Mo Carthy and Frank Wood Fifth race Peaceful Barklyite and Rubus Sixth race Proper Claude and Searcher CR0S C0UNTRY TRAMP Large Body of Olympians IndnLge In Clnb Ran With President Wullam Greer Harrison to set the pace and such veterans aa Kenneth Melrose VI Shea and Dr Matthews in the front ranks about 125 Olympians took a cross country tramp yesterday morning and returned to the clubhouse where a luncheon was served Starting from Guerrero and Eighteenth streets at 10 oclock tn the morning the route took the company out tha Corbett road to Ingle side thence to the beach and back through the south drive in the Park to the Geary street railway termlnus Cars were board ad at this point and the company of walkers reached the clubhouse in time for oclock luncheon Leader Oleason has arrangements under way for a round robin handball tournament fclub against club with the Occidentals Four five or six men will be selected to represent each faction and each and every man1 will meet every one of the opposing clubs entries Next Sunday the three finals in the Olympic tournament will be played George ames has won the trophy In the first class but divisions A and a of the second class and a third class match are still to be decided On Thursday evening next the first ladles night of the new year will be given with a programme varied widely from that presented in similar affairs of the past FIRST FOAL OF THE TEAR The Napa stock farm Owned by A Spreckels enjoys the distinction of having thT first foal of tha new year as farjM can belearned The new arrival Is of aristocratic breeding combining English and Australian blood He is by Imported Solitaire out of imported Candid Solitaire Is the Ayrshire recently Imported to California and this is his first American colt Candid is the black mare that beat Morris in the memorable four mile race at Ingleslde Tb Oakland Branch Offle of thChronlcll now st 154 Broadway nM TnlrUaathltrrat Reliance luck Is becoming proverbial In the layers League although no one wishes to take away from the team th credit deserved in leading the race Re liance played a substitute named Ehren phfort in right garden yesterday after noon and he saved the game by a sensational one handed stab close to the fence In the ninth inning The Heesemans were two runs behind In the final period thanks to a three barger by Burrows when the bases were full in the seventh and Peralta started the inning by draw lng a base on balls McKune singled and Flynn drove a long fly to deep right The hit looked so safe that Peralta scurried home and was doubled up when the fielder made his remarkable catch Spencer doubled directly afterwards and McKune tallied but the side was then retired The score by Innings 123400 789 Ballasc 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 0 6 Bm hits 0 2 112 12 1 01f Bemana 0 0 0 1110 0 1 74 Bat hit 0 01 1 1O0O25 Batteries Rejlanee Tyaon and Byrne Heete man Flynn and Morrison The noon game resulted in a nine inning tie betwen the Moore and Bulletins the game being called because the time ifauit had expirejL The Moore had things their own way until the sixth when Baum was batted for a bunch of safeties Qulgiey led off with a double and Smith sent up a high fly that fell safe between second and short on account of misunderstood signals Bodle scored two with a double but waa caught trxlng to stretch his hit Shea beat an infield hit and Rogers bit for two bases A play was made for Shea at the plate and Rogers continued home on an ensuing bad throw to second The score oy innings 128456788 TIV0LI5 KVEBT ETENCrO AT 8 SHABPt MATINEE SATURDAY AT 2 SRABP HES GOT EM OX THE IJST TO NIGHT Superb Production oflha Famous Gilbert A SUUraa Work THE MIKADO The Nonpareil of all Comic Operas Pretested with carefully selected eact including Mm caro noma as nansna POrULAB PBICES 25t 60c and T3c Telephone Buaa AMUSEMENTS cm ANEW ANI NOVEL SHOW JULES AND ELLA GARRISON ITELDS AND WARD LES rOASETTlS RICHARD 7 JOSE SCOTT BROTHERS MILES 8TAV OBDALE QUINTET ELINORS SISTERS ZAZZLL AND VERNON nd th BIOGRAPH Berrd Seats Balcony Box Seats sad Opera Chair 25 cent Moore 0 320010006 Baae hit 220020006 Bulletin 0 00014100 8 Baa hit 02001521 112 Batter Moor Baum and Eaola Bulletin wagi ana Baa BASS CLUB MEETS Members Elect Officers and Favor Protection of the Fish At the annual meeting of the San Fran cisco 8triped Bass Club the following offi cers were elected for the coming year President William Ashcroft vice presidentpresident William 7 Hlilega secretary James Turner treasurer Charles KewelL Following the election some of the speakers present entertained the members with clever talks on bass flshlnrand the necessity of a close season for the cap ture or oass oy net nsnermen as tne law reads at present it is unlawful to take bass by any means or contrivance during the month of June which month should be open for their capture as the fish breed during March and April and are in superb condition in June An effort will be made by the club to have the closed season changed during the present session of the Legislature from June to March and Aprik The club will also endeavor to have the weight limit repealed According to the present fish law bass over one pound may be taken by means of net or rod at any season of the year excepting the month of June The result of this measure has been the means of thinning the bay of many tons of small fish The Bass Club favors a law that will make the taking of bass less than three pounds punishable by fine and imprisonment The anglers who won prises in accordance with the clubs rules are aa follows First prise Nicholson tor the capture of the largest fish weight 19 pounds second Hollywood It pound flshr third George Walthers ISH pound fish fourth Charles Miller ltound fish fifth William Turner 14 pound fish sixth Albert Hudson 12 pound fish seventh A Cunningham 11 pound fish eighth Turner UVrpound fish ninth William Ashcroft 11 pound fish tenth 81dney Halt 11 pound fish James Thomson won the high hook medatr Among the sportsmen who sat down to a banquet after the business part of the meeting was transacted were William Aaberoft a Breltenstetn bVDs rerkoMO A Cunnlntham Dr Onnn William BlUegaaa Hollywood A Hsdaon Reuben Uaaa Charles II BweU 3me Lynch Nat Metd Cbarll Miller Theodore BotechUd Paul Sbattsek James Thomson Georg Walther Jama 8 and William ft Tuner Oeocr Walker CUresea Aahluv Chaila Weet A Finch th champion angler ef tb Big Madow country Mumaa county Bar Mr Jackson and LuttraU 1 COWBELLS FOR PROTECTION Swiss cowbells have been Introduced into lthe Himalayas aa a protection for cattle sxalnst tlrers The Users are aaid I to run aa soon aa they hear the bells CENTRAL Market Street near Eighth Phone South S32 TO NIGHT AND ALL THIS WEEK 1 Matinees Saturday and Sunday ANQEL OF THE ALLEY OPERA HOUSE GRAND EVERT ETKNTKO UNTIL SUNDAY NEXT MATINEE SATURDAY ONLT Th Young American Trafedln VJSS NANCE TNEIL cr MACBETH WHAT TUB CRITICS tSAT Mia ONell 1 without doubt tha only Amer teas actreas who can play Lady Macbeth Peter Robertson Chronicle Aa Lady Macbeth Mlaa ONell on of th great aetreaae of the world Ashtna Steven Examiner Nanc 0Ntl aa Ldr Macbeth a oVtur unforgettable la Itself Blanche Parttagtoau Can Nanc ONell gar a performance of Lady Macbeth that Is aa powerful a It la daring Bulletin Nance 0NeTa triumph and her away orer the audience was quit complete and perfect Poet SUNDAY EVENING tint Performsaca of JUDITH 711 llilDlA SAifzwcoi lamamiiii Beginning TO NIGHT Saren Nights Matin Saturday JOHN SLOCUM Presents th Moat Ixqpressrr ef Last Year Musical Hits THE PRINCESS CHIC With the Kirk La Shell Opera Ox tndodlag VERA MICHELENA in th Tltl Rl and JOSEPH a MIRONa Brevet Next Monday LOUIS JAMES sad FREDERICK WARDE la a ismptuous prodnctioa Tb Tempeat Th great comedy melodrama by author of Bowery Attar Dark Road to Ruin ete A play for th people A blending ef ptho and comedy A eycloot of ur prt A stupendous ceenlc production PRICES Erentag10c BOe Matinee 10c 15c 23c DANGERS OF 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