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SUNDAY, MORNING. At Tscoma. VCRNOM. A.B. R.

8.H, i.B. P.O. A. MAKES SEALS FOOLISH. (Continued from First P) 4 i I 0 qcusT 4, wis.

pAut VII. Times of Automobiles and Accessories 14 Ksns, uf 4 11 Hon. Ik too Rraahetr, lb lot tylea, rf lei l.ltsthl. I McDonnell, lb 1 0 0 At nam, 3 i Hltt. lt the Seal, but the Tiger rapped htm hard In the first Inning, before he got LOS ANGELES PLAYERS ARE AFTER TH0RNE GUP.

(BY A. P. NIGHT WIRE TO THE TIMES. ettled, and pulled Jn two runs. rTwo doubles, a sacrifice and an out scored Tetal Mil 0 T7 li SCORE BT INNtXOS.

these, and as the Seals could -et but MOTOR CARS one run, the game wus practically hold dual track and cross-country meets during the next two years, according to etstements made today. In the event of an athletic agreement with Cornell It Is expected the annual dual meot with Dartmouth will be dropped. TO INCREASE OUTPUT. Imperial Automobile Company Purchases Jackson Plant Of the Bulck. A deal has Just been closed whereby the Imperial Automobile Company of Jackson.

purchased the Jackson plant of the Bulck. This will give the Imperial company two magnificent factory buildings, giving the entire plant an additional capacity of 8000 cars, bringing the total output up to 10,000 or over. There Is now eight acres of floor Abbott 8 Borri over In the first Inning. an Francisco 0 0 (00000 1-1 iiim hut i i oo i- Vernon 1 1 1 0 0 0 0a-l R. CARPENTER CO I Corner Pico and Hill Phones.

Main 4011: 2R39 About the best thing that can be niti UM.IItllliilH said of the game was that It was laned in one and one-half hours, which is going some for Coast League Alco games. Generally they take about two hours to wade through one, but TTrl and Cars Built and Guaranteed byl LOCOMOTIVE COMPANY, W. CO- Chandler, lJl i a. Mower ct. Pl-fne: Main 373.

FIa7. TACOMA (Wash.) Aug. 3.AL though many of the tennis experts who. are studying the coming battle for the Thorne cup in the Pacific Northwest tournament, which opens here Monday, believe Melville H. Long of San Francisco, will be the champion, there are enough good players in the field to make the contest so close that it will be exciting In the final rounds.

Opposed to him will be such men as Nat. Emerson, present title holder, and William Johnson, the young San Franciscan, who defeated Long twice last winter. Ward Dawson of Los Angeles, Brandt Wlckersham of Portland, William Bacon of Los Angeles, and Joe C. Tyler of Spokane; Sam Rudsell and L. K.

Richardson of Seattle. Bo-Hides these, Oorald Young, Capt, Foulkea and T. C. Fulton also must be considered. In the women's singles It is generally conceded that the Sutton sisters.

May and Florence, will be pitted against each other in the finals. SUMMARY. Three-bi htt-Oedean. Two-hat Mte-Csrllsla. Kana.

1 Sacrifice hits Hasp, McArdle, McDonnell. Hoses nn ba.Ha Off Henley, off Hltt. I Ktruck out-Ry Hltt. 1. Tim of me lh.

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(BT A. P. NIOHT WIRE! TO TUB TIMES. NEW YORK. Aug.

3. Formal an-nouncement was made today by Robert C. Watson, secretary of the United States Golf Association of the progress for the national amateur cham Bargains IX tires AUTO TIRE COMPANY. Sixth and 01 We Streets. i pionship to be played over the links They announce this year me production or a new six-cytinaer Rltlv.hfirMA.nnver oar the Brush $515.

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1IH-H23 fiouih Ollvo atwt, Ua Angrlm, fl. phone, Browriwar fl1, STOP FIGHTS. No More Prize Fights and Boxing Contests to be Stopped at End of Ten Hounds In New Mexico, IBV A. P. NIGHT WIRE TO TUB TIM US SANTA FB (N.

M. Aug. 3. Declaring that he was head of the militia and that there would be no more prize fighting in New Mexico and that boxing contests would be stopped at the end of tensrounds hereafter, Gov. McDonald closed the door today to all battles in the future In this State.

He Intimated he would veto any bill permitting prize fighting. MIKE MURpnY. Was not the Wliolo Thin Among the Stockholm Athletic 'liwnors After All. Minneapolis Journal: They are still at It down East, attempting to grab off the glory for the splendid work of the American athletes In the Olympic games as a personal due of Mike Murphy. With some danger of being regarded as guilty of lese ma-jeste, it might be opined that there are others besides Michael Murphy who should be mentioned.

Mike Murphy is unquestionably a great trainer, but he falls far short of deserving all the credit for the winning of the Olympic games. Glenn Warner it was who developed, trained Chanslor Lyon Motor Supply Loi Angeles San Francisco Saattlo Portland Fresno Spokan Wholesale and Retail AUTOMOBILE SUPPLIES Agency KELLY-RACING TIBES range Indian Into the world's most versatile athlete of the present generation. If we mistake not. Murphy had nothing to do with Ralph Craig or the pole vaulters or the Jumpers. He did prepare the Penn men in the Olympic games, and his work was well done.

The American Olympic team was developed before Murphy ever saw the most of them, and Murphy's fool friends are putting him in a bad light by attempting to grab for him laurels to which he does not seem fully entitled. Murphy would not claim such things for himself as are being claimed for him. He is not that stripe of a man. It is an Injustice to other less-famed trainers to have their products blandly attributed to Murphy as some of the eastern writers, with their usual provincial complacency, are doing. Murphy is big enough and well enough known by past performances as a trainer to stand upon his own merits without having his misguided friends attempt to seize for him leaves of bay rightfully belonging to other men.

Oreat credit for the winning at Stockholm rightfully belongs to Murphy, but let us not forget a few of the ICraneelelns, Warners and less conspicuous handlers of athletes who found some of these men, coached and made them and then turned over the perfect machine to the eastern leader, selected by the Sullivan regime to act as supervisor while the games were actually In progress. There Is credit enough and plenty for all. Mike Murphy, through the activity of a certain clique, is getting more than hla rightful share. HARVARD-CORNELL MEET. BOSTON.

Aug. 3. By A. Night Wire. If the suggestion meets with the approval of the college authorities.

Harvard and Cornell will of the Chicago Golf Club at Wheaton. 111., from.Septembor 2 to 7. Inclusive VVt in tne of September 2. a medal round of eighteen holes will be In order and the sixty-four competitors having the best cores being eligible to continue In the medal play on Tuesday. The thirty-two players of the remaining sixty-four having the bent scores for thirty-six holes will qualify for match play in the championship proper.

The first match will start at 2 p.m., on Tuesday, September 3, and will consist Of eighteen holes, while all the remaining rounds will be at thirty-six holes, the second round beginning at 9:10 a.m., on Wednesday, and other rounds starting at 10 o'clock on the following day. MONSTER AIR-SIITP. HAMBURG, Aug. 3. By Cable and A.

P. to The Times. The latest airship constructed to carry passengers arrived here from Freldrich-shafenpn Lake Constance at midnight after a trip of almost 500 miles." The monster air cruiser, which is named the Hansa, at a trial on August 1, attained a speed of 49 miles an hour. TO TEACH FLYING. M.

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Campbell. "While we have not claimed the largest output of motor cars, we have Insisted that every car that leaves our shops Should be built right and should be a standing advertisement for us. Our growth the last two years has been phenomenal, even when the Increase of the automobile business the country over Is taken Into, consideration." AVIATOR KILLED. BYEFLEET, Burrle, England, Aug. 8.

By Cable and A. P. to The Times. An Australian aviator, Chas. Lindsay Cftrwbell, was killed instantly today by a fall with his aeroplane while making a flight from Brooklands to the Byefleet aerodrome.

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the pitching was ao good, this time that the fans hardly noticed the time slipping away. When there are but ten swats Jn a game and but five pasties, not many men are liable to reach first, and things are bound to hum. Mohler was again the star of the day, for he made two pretty hits and two pluys that would make some of the big bush second basemen look like Prof. Wilson. When a man gets half of the hits of his team in a game and hows two fancy plays, all the knock-ers in his poor old home town will have to lay off on account of Blckncss when they hear the sad news.

In the first inning after Carlisle and Kane had doubled, Hosp sacrificed a bunt. Henley grabbed the ball end threw wide to first, but the old reliable Mohler was there and by a great catch took the throw, but he fell full length on the ground and Just managed to touch the bag with his left foot. He was up like a flash in time to prevent the speedy Kane from even trying to score from third base. Again in the sixth he ran far over second base from his regular position and scooped up Hosp's nasty grounder And caught the runner at first by a great throw. Only a left-handed man could have marie the assist.

Every time the Kid went to the plate he was applauded, which shows that a prophet Is without horror in his own country, but not here. Doubles by Carlisle and Kane scored the Tigers' first run In the first inning. Kane went to third on Hosp's sacrifice and scored on Brashear'g out at first on a grounder to McArdle. In the second, a pass to Lltschi, McDonnell's sacrifice, Agnew's out at first on a grounder to third and Hitt's swat to right scored the third and final run. Although Gedoon tripled to right in the fourth with but one out and he got there In the second with but one out, the Seals could not score a run off Hltt until the ninth, which shows how good Hltt was.

In the ninth, Wufill started off by popping to Urashear. Schmidt, batting for Howard, was an easv infield out at first. Oedeon drew a pass and McArdle and Mohler singled, filling the bases. Then Oorhan was put in to bat for Felts, and Hltt, rattled probably by the yelling of the fans, walked him, forcing In Gedeon with the only Seal run. With two on bases Hartley was put in to bat for Berry, but grounded to second and was thrown out at flrRt, Hltt thus pulling himself out of a very tight hole.

Some of the knockers call it luck, but It was nothing but good pitching that won for him. Lltschi made a beautiful assist on Felts's grounder over second in the fifth, but while there were several other neat stunts the game was not remarkable for fancy fielding, for the hitting was too light. No chance for fancy fielding when the p-ltehers will not loosen up. Hltt never did and Henley was never in danger after the second. The score: 1 SAN FRANCISCO.

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