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rv THE TRIBUNE'S SPORTS EDITED BY EDDIE SMITH TUESDAY EVENING, KUGUST ,11, HE TO ACE 4 EDDIES SMITH HOS OAKLAND TRIBUNE. 1 J- 1 J-- -i 99 OF THE DAY, BY "MAC. 1 Slattery Smi in Lead of Sluggers batting averages' 'of th Pacific Coast League as compiled by tae secretary: i KETCH EL TA RTS TRA INING AT THE BASEBALL GROUNDS Joe Thomas Srars Twelve Rounds With Boxing Partners Sm Berger Says Joe Is in Fine Condition. BY EDDIE SMITH. 'i Last 'Average Week .354 ,372 ttowV viN VHWE CtiftEj) Easterly.

Los Angeles. .340 933 .103 .294 jsnswaiter, Los WRIGHT. OAKLAND inauaen, coruana Gray, Ijoa C92 HEITMULLER, .291 J2.1US. i-X Anre aa Oakes. Los .589 uanzig, Portland Z87 Koestner.

Los Angeles. .288 Melucholr, San .281 Bernard. Los Ansreles 27 Johnson, Portland STANLEY KETCHEL, the present sensation of the prize ring, opened camp at the baseball grounds yesterday, -where he will do his training for Thomas fight of next Tuesday. A large crowd gathered to witness the first work out of the middle-weight, and although he did no boxing he was reported as looking to be In good condition and also working as If he had been In training right along. The reason for eliminating the line of give and take with the gloves was oc twelve rounds of boxing with bis sparring partners add Haberdasher Sam Berger.

He sparred five rounds apiece with George Murry and Walter Stanton, and two with big necktie man. In Murry and Stanton, Thamosa has secured boxers whose worth to a training fighter is invaluable. Murry Is a rough, hard-fighting young fellow, who wltlv- every punch can sting an opponent to such an ex.ent that he will force him to be careful of the tray wallops that he sends over occasionally, and Trainer McDonald union, Los Angeles. 272 McCredle, Portland i .272 Williams, San Francisco. .269 Raftery, Portland 268 Brashear, Los Angeles 27 Graney, Portland EAGAX, OAKLAND .261 Bassey, Portland 1 Ryan, Portland 252 LOUCKS.

OAKLAND .250 JH1S- EH'v' Zeider. San 248 jAftrA op kMste TO THE FSrH FftHS HOGAN. OAKLAND fcltZ. OF FARE has quietly tipped him to try to sneak them over on Thomas, that he may be forced to be careful and consequently -act Mohler, San Francisco 242- Some class VAN HALTREN. OAKLAND .239 in the same manner when he steps Into MUSTflirJ-vJiUOS Ketchel- jo THfvr PaL Beck, San Francisco .234 Hildebrand.

San Francisco, .231 tno ring witn KetcHel. casioned by the absence or t-ie sparring partners the. mannager, O'Connor, had engaged. "When the manager at first requested the aspiring young pugilists to act as boxing partners for the champion they seemed tickled at the chance of gaining some experience, and also of getting their names In the papers along with the champion. news of how hard the Impetuous.

.336 .383 .303 .302 .585 .289 .591 .288 .283 .27 .284 .273 .273 .263 .266 .281 .271 .296 .261 .264 .261 ,.363 .25 .244 .246 .244 .222 i .235 .139 .235 .232 .226 4 I 1 .204 1 .508 .197 .177 477 .186 t.183 .178 .170 .175 .137 .154 3 .161 .113 .122 .833 ooo .000 M0RAi4- KTTEi-WELSOM fifths Stanton Is a clever sort of boxer, and his jabs and short-arm blows come fast when he is pressed, and of Walter It Berry. San Francisco ,232 Delmas, Los Angeles Smith, Los Angeles HARDY. OAKLAND may also be sale that he hits with force mr i i enough to make the challenger of the only man that ever beat him take ore cautions as to how open he leaves the Casey. Portland .22 COOK. OAKLAND .222 LEWIS, OAKLAND .222 Wheeler, Los Angeles Sutor, San Francisco .203 ALTMAN, OAKLAND .196 LaLonge, San Francisco .194 Henley.

San. Francisco- 190 Vital portions of his anatomy. REFEREE SELECTED. Berger, after boxing his two rounde with Thomas, said that In his opinion HE V4IU- BE ft Afferent aAn WHEisi HE EriTER-S THE With ketcheu Skillman, San Francisco .......190. Cooney, Portland MILLER, OAKLAND ........189 Curtis.

San Francisco 1S2 McArdle. San Francisco .182 any heavy-weight In the world would have a hard time in winning from him, and that It was his opinion that Thomas was In better shape than he was for the fight that he refereed the one held in Oroom," Portland .178. Hogan, Angeles .175 i Hosn. lxis Angeles 166 Mr. Ketchel slams his partnes at times evidently reached their ears, however, and not one put in an appearance.

O'Connor Is after a few good men to act as sparring partners and any joung pugilist who wants a chance box with the champion can do so for the asking. GOOD CHANCE FOR TRY-OUT. This is a fine chance for some of the youngsters to find out Just how they stand as a boxer, and if taey have the required qualifications to make champions. It is not every day that novices are given a chance to spar with a champion, and for that reason It would be wise for some of the coming young "fighters to try their hand on the champion. Of.

course they would fail to make the champion call for help, and It is Imrdly expected that a novice could even hold his own with' such a fire-eater as Ketchel, but even If they make a good show the tent at the ball grounds, in which. nomas went twenty fast rounds. Nagle, Los Angeles .165 Jones, San Francisco .162 Whaling, Portland .161 Portland ,....148 Thorsen. Los Anseles 138 I Jaat night the representative of the fighters met at the Hague on Fillmore street for the purpose of selecting a referee, and after each man had written a nam and dropped the same in a hat. Willis, San Francisco .135 DELLEB.

OAKLAND 113 Garrett, Portland .107 HOUSTON, OAKLAND .063 NELSON. OAKLAND .045 CHRISTIAN. OAKLAND 000 John T. Clark, official stakeholder, withdrew a slip of paper with the writer's BUFFALO. N.

August ,11. The Grand Circuit Trotting races scheduled for today were postponed until tomorrow on account of raln i name written on it and that settled the question of the third man in the ring. SUSTAINS STATEMENT. Yesterday afternoon Terry Mustaine was reached on the telephone at Croll's and announced that he was in fine shape for his contest with Joe Willis that Billy Roach is to stage at the Colrna pavilion next Saturday night. Terry also announced in the following manner that he would go after bigegr game if successful: "If I am successful in winning from Willis 4 shall go after Ketchel.

Kaufman, or any heavy weigh fighter that the promoters can secure and to prove that I have confidence in my ability to win I Will bet my own money and split the purse to suit to fighter picked. I have known Ketchel since our preliminary days in Montana and feel that I have a good chance with him, and as for Kaufman, I Big Harness Meet To Open Tomorrow ing the match-makers will tab them and In the future It may lead to obtaining matches. It was throug'i boxing with Terry Mc-Govern when that party was known as "Terrible Terry" that Jimmy Britt, then amateur champion, found that he had the right material to make a fighter. He boxed three rounds with Terry at S-iee-han's training quarters, and although both men received only a Blight nose bleed, the California fighter came away from the camp impressed with the Idea that he cpuld beat the terror from New York. From then on it was only a step to.

big fights with big purses. KETCHEL NOT MEAN. Ketchel, in his boxing, is not the rough. There is a fine Bju. of far THE Pugilistic RestaMunt hard slammer that tries to put an oppo- have seen him work and feel sure that I Eddie Campi to Meet Frank Burke AMATEUR NOTES FRUITVALE LEADS THE ALAMEDA COUNTY LEAGUE nent out for the sake of showing how Can put him out of the championship easy can do it, or that he is the better! running.

I am in good shape for Willis man. He is Just a natural fighter, and and have hopes of being able to be at when he is boxing he always wants to htm in good style. My time -has codb hold his own (a mighty good trait in aj-now and I will be given a chance to shov-fighter), and In trying to land a punch the public what I can do and I shall on an opponent that is hard to hit, he I take advantage of it." sometimes lets go with -lis wallop a little Willis is In training at Millett's and If hard. Mustaine is confidence Joe is just a3 On the other hand. If a partner is much so and says that the fact of his brought to the camp who shows signs of betting his own S500 on the side Is proof fear and who runs away, or does not I that he is sure of winning.

Standing of the clubs in the Alameda county- Jeague Won. Lost. ,0 The MkOdals of Alameda played on their home grounds yesterday and took tha fast Acme team into camp. The Models would like. to hear from some fast country- teams as they have a few open dates.

For games address J. L. Dirks, 2050 Eagle avenue, Alameda. Phone Alameda 1090. The West Oakland Athletic Club team is open to challenges.

Address T. Elmp-son, care West Oakland Club. The Decoto team won on their own grounds Sunday from the Phoenix team. Pet. .1000 .500 .500 .500 Tomorrow the lovers of.

light harnesi events will in their element, that ber Ing the day for-the opening of the trot-, ting, and pacing meet at the California Jockey Club's course in Emeryville. Tli official entries, have been announced and 1 from all appearances some stirring racei will be witnessed. The track Is In splen did condition and fast time Is For a time the horsemen entertained an opinion that the track would not be suit-able for harness events- having been es- pecially prepared for the bang-tails, but this appears to have been In error, for-v In the workouts -the animals to contest during the four days of the meet have shown al their brilliant speed which was recently witnessed on the course at Santa Rosa. The program proves to be one of the best ever offered on a'eoast circuit and those who have been-taking only a passing Interest in. the meet are beginning to sit up and take notice.

The first day's card will prove to be a hummer. There are a large number 'of fast ones entered In the Greater Oakland stake, trotting, 2:20 class, purse $2800, while In the pacing, 2:05 class purse 4 $1050, W. L. Vance's Sir John will race 1 J. Wv Marshall's Mona Wilkes, the holder of the California pacing record.

She was given a hard fight for the honors at Santa Rosa by t-ie grand old stallion. John; 't On Thursday another good card has -I been prepared. On that day the trottfrs In the 2:09 class will hook up for a purse of $1000. F. J.

Ruhstaller's Wild Bill, with Johnny Quinn at the will-probably rule the favorite, he having proved himself to' be" a class bit of horse' flesh. Attractive events nave abjo been scheduled for the two closing days of the meeting, promises-to be the I Frultvale Krieg HaUons Yof end tes Tribune 1 1 try to siam mm as nam as ine law ai- pApg WILL FIGHT Base hits. ..0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 The Don Morris team played at Hay-ward Sunday and took the home team in to the tune of 13 to 4. Don Morris played a good game at the bat as well as in the field. If the Don Morris team keeps up its gOod work the other teams In the league will have a hard time to keep it from being at the head of the percentage column.

The following is the HAYWARD. A young amateur boxer, who bids fair to become as popular as Eddie Hanlon was when "Cute" was a budding scrapper. Is Eddie Campi, the 105-pound Olympic Club bantam, who has been putting up such sensational bouts before the Dreamland Club lately. Campi is Just about the same weight and age that Haulon was when he first butted into the game, and like Hanlon, Campi likes the game. For a midget he can assimilate a world of punishment, and as he is fast on his feet and possessed of a remark H'Wrf.

lit? UtfCOlIieS ULHKU91CQ, UUU IIIO Con Morris .500 I Jim Jeffries has sent the following telegram to Joe O'Connor, reassuring him manager has the unpleasant Job of firing thj careful boxer. 1 1 .1 1 1 Hayward Qolden Sheafs Maxwells .500 .000 .000 that Billy Papke Is to fight his champion 0 0 Ketchel has no objection to being hit hard, but he wants to hit back and If at Uoa Angeles: you really want to be let in on a secret! "Papke has signed and accepted trans by the score of 8 to 5. A strong wind One of the prettiest games of ball wlt- AB. BH. SB.

PO. 5 0 10.1 with the writer, who has had the chance I portatlon. He will leave Boston August 14th. Great interest in the match down was mo xesun ror tne large score. The two teams play again August 23, at Ala-meda, 5 0 0 0 14 E.

0 0 2 0 of teeing him in most of his important fights and in his boxing at the training ably speedy left, he manages to sneak here and expect $20,000 house. "JAMES J. JEFFRIES." 1nh withnn voial'tnir The crack Jacksons won from the Diabold, 2b lb August, ss. Sweeney, Huston, 3b Breslour, c. McKeav, If.

SohafYer, rf. in A. 7 0 2 0 2 1 0 0 0 all Uiotll a. many a -'j i v.iU,. 5 of Columbus on St.

Mary's 4 4 4 4 ..2 iieeped tn a long' time took place at Freeman's Park between the Oakland Tribune teai. and the Maxwells. It was a game fun of sensational fielding and batting. Both teams did great work in the field, but the Tribunes carried away the honors in the batting. Sparks' Ditching was easilv the feature of the game, lie the Maxwells down to two hits and struck out eight If namn kcrm iin hi or: iroi an iuc ousit iUllS DlQWS in 1 1 TT1 flrrounns Sunday afternoon.

thereby present clip, he should be heard from in Keoinr its ZTrtZZ vwS32t nttES? the future. This is one good feature of feiturof1 thVgam'f were the limited-round bouts which the 'ine nf PhHtn th rf camp, I will tell you that it is no business, this thing of being hit by Ketchel, and for that reason we are not going to give him a chance to land one. THOMAS BOXES TWELVE ROUNDS. Joe Thomas says he has not fear of thfse terrible wallops, however, and pre 1 0 0 0 1 that the manager had regarding the actions of the Spring Valley fighter and would make It appear as If the Los Angeles people are taking some Interest in 2 Gwynn, rf. Dreamland Club has been holding every; her of tne Victors, the former striking Levy 3 37 the new champion.

The delegation of Los month Promising fighters are enabled roureen men and allowing-but three 7 1 21 15 9 men. iignt mis were maae on or Carrol' and tli a hits came when thev counted most. Cox at first was Of the Hal Chase Angeles sports who saw Ketchel fighr to get a chance to show what they can nex unday Ine Jacksons DON MORRIS. dicts that he will come home with the loig end of the money when he hooks Hugo Kelly all left ton poorer in pocket AB- R. BH.

SB. PO. A. E. most sueoesHriii nrrair nr it lrin 3 .3 gmuuauy are scheduled to play the crack team Prdpr, he accepting ten chances without of that town.

Thev have a few open i an error. Mackie, Bolt, Meyers and Coe Matchmaker Frank Scbuler not only) dates which they, would like to fill in in the field accepted everything that watches the boys when they are in ac-1 with any fast country teams; Vallajo. i came their way-without a niiss. In the Merritt, ss 5 Leonard, cf. held In this State.

up Witn tne young lion. JOe IS more out wuu h. uS uwjbi iui ncitun mm mr. fortunate with the obtaining of spar- each announced that on his next bout ring partners, and yesterday he did they would all get even. 3 0 2 1 2 tion on the regular show nights, but he NaPa' 'Santa Rosa, Modesto or Salinas! infield Viera.

Rose-arid Friel did some WaiM. 2b' 5 a lark crti-oai fKom nvo mViw -Vai lucicuru. wouia line zo engage srcai usuiuiiis muius. aicner Kice i Jrlszoia, 3D 6 trtiA. worth nrt in tbi tva.v mor double header with any of the above 0 0 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 made some pretty pes" and caught four Holstrom, 1 2 2 1 2 0 "2 0 0 i 2 3 2 6 3 5 2 0 1 27 "1.

r.or "Ii of September. Ad men ifcona oase. i ne jaaxweiis aiiixamlocK piar-ea goon oau, nut tne. terrlDc batting" rcolt by. c.

0 2 0 1 Athletes Take Cross Country Walk or next Friday as- dress challenges to George Davis, man- how there will be ager. 1404 East Twenty-first street. Oak-tlTe pick 'of the; land. at critical times easily gave the game to' the Tribunes! Martinon, p. Zamlock lb eight bouts between The following is the line-up of the two GRANVILLE ROBINSON.

TAXiDERMiCTS 853 Thirty-second 8tret-, Town; Agency, Lancaster Lan caster. Sporting Goods, 109 San Pabto. I amateur division, including one heavyweight, two Welter-weights, two light- The Orphan Home team of Oakland teams: ..44 IS 13 ,10 played against the North Oaks Thurfcdav i Tribunes: Th Reliance Club tramo Sundav was weignt, io reamer-weigni ana one Dan ana was oeieatod by a. score of 11 to Kicc Rugby Season to Open at Berkeley Captain Bell of the California varsity football team has returned to the Berkeley campus. Bell Is enthusiastic -over the outlook for Rugby this year and believes that first class games will be played.

From what can be learned, all of last one of Ihc best the club has ever given. tam-weight goes. Campi's opponent this io. The North Oaks would like to hear SUMMARY. Three-base hits Huston.

Two-base hits Colby 2. Houghton. hits Colby, Schaffer. Struck eut Sparks -r -lb week will be Frankie Burke, a lad who from an Cox iy team the tilayers of which av the I Maurice Stewart, as leader, took Maxweils. Wilkinson Carroll Horn Bermingham Anthony Tobln 3 years of age.

Address Eddie 1 Friel has met him twice before at the club-: rse 1 toi to men over a men over a. By by Houghton 1, by Levy Viera jmaij circuitous ruuie i tkiJi -wi. Redwood peak and then down into Red-i 4the San Francisco Club on f1' 0 Fdrty-thlrd -Street Oak- Rose G. Hit by pitcner uwynn, dv wougnton. Base on bails Off Levy 2, off Houghton 1.

Innings pitched by Juartmonl 3, by Mickte If. wooa canyon to tne ranch oi Henry Hauschildt, where a sumptuous lunch BUltlns ln draws. cf. -OhV-adelll Manager Luedkft's spey Hpaldsburj Mej'tr andBolt. nits ort Aiariinoni on Lehreau i Houghton Coe rf.

baseball aggregation easily defeated a. Houihton 2. Time of game 1 hour 45 plc6e team of city cracks visiting SCORE AND HITS IjY INNINGS. was awaiting them. Following Is a program of the events that took place after an hour's rest.

No onu is immune from kidney trouble, so 1ut remember that Foley's Kidney Remedy will stoo the inreeularities and 1Z 3466 7 89 Guerneville Sunday by a score of 7 to 2. The pitching of Carv for Healdsbun: minutes. mpir Powell. NOTES OF THE LEAGUE The events were In charge of "Otto I cure any case 'of kidney or bladder trou- was one" of the, features of the isms. BASEBALL Pacific Coast League Games' FREEMAN'S PARK.

Sixtieth Street and San Pablo Avenue This (Tuesday) Afternoon at 3:16. Oakland Vs. San Franciscp. Sunday Morning at 10:10. Oakland Vs.

San Francisco." ADMISSION 25c CHILDREN lOo Tribunes 0 In the Krieg Halton vs. Fruitvale RIttler, the club instructor, Walter Next Sunday- Healdsburg plays Petaluma Base hits. 0 3 1 3 0 0 0 5 0 8 0 3 uic inai in net oeyona tne reacn or meal-cine. Sold by all druggists. here-for the championship of the county.

Maxwells game brth pttchers fanned eight men. Smith of Frultvale made three hits out of five times at bat, one being a RELIANCE CLUB ATHLETES AT REDWOOD PEAK home run. Holmes of Trultvale had thirteen chances at first without a Jacobsen certainly made a great spear of that grass-cutter ln the game at Frultvale. iSartell at second for Frultvale played a great game. year team will be back at Berkeley with the exception of Tuller and Schaf-fer.

The latter is assistant coach to Dr. Taylor. Ii is also probable that Stanton, the crack sprinter, who played a fine game In 1906 against Stanford, will be eligible for the team. With Stanton, Johns and Dwigglns as the three quarters, California will have three valuable men. Dr.

Taylor Is expected back from his vacation this week and probably will get the freshman squad out next week. The following men of last year's squad probably will be eligible for the team: Butler, Dwigglngs, Johns, Dwyer, Bell, Cerf. Freeman. Hatch. Solinsky, Budle-man, Munn, Jordan, Farmer, Twltchell, Harris, Fairbanks, Barnicott, Glasscock, Ashley, Markwhat, Corenson, Stowe.

Olympic Swimmer Leaves for South The close scores Sunday show that It will be a great cace for the pennant. f4 ill 1 uvlttl aoivtnf tnr i TiH Hi Chandler, starter, and Clarence Head, Judge: One-mile race Weiss first. Muir second. 100-yard race (for members of Reliance baseball club) Schammel first, Welch second. Bennett, booby prize.

Three-legged race Brownell first, Howden second. Old man's race Chandler first, Stewart second, Durnlng third. Visitors' race Wcis first, Scid second. 100-yard dash Schammel first, Howden second. Wheelbarrow race McTavlsh and Christie first, Brownell and Weis second.

Juvenile race Stockholm first, Gross second. Broad Jump RIttler first, Bass second. Durrand third. Shot put C. Bennett first.

Foreland second. Club passing race Seniors first. In this event four teams were entered, each team comprising ten men. The return home was made over the old Redwood road. The dub members extended vote of thanka to Henry Hauschildt for his courteous treatment during the stay at his ranch.

The September trip will be held over tainlv Is a wonder. His stops of ones were made without a hitch and his; ii Hr Ls riv. in throws were perfect. That three-bagger to the fence was a oeauc. Viera and Rose at third and shortstOD are as good as you get them.

Watch for i Room 1, Tribune Building Johnson News 1481 Fillmore St.f Telegraph Press, 68 Turk 8t where sample files esn be seen. Several Good Things on tap this week. Get in the. game. If you want to beat the races at Seattle, get my good "Info." My 2-horse wire filed the night before to out of town subscribers.

Direct Information from the track Is what you get when you buy my specials. Ekpert dockers on tha ground. TERMS 11-PER DAY; fS PER vVEEK them ln the big league. Club the Geqrge Bromley, Olympic Bwimmer, who Is to represent the local athletic club at the Southern California swimming championships to be held at the Dlpsea course In Marin county. Twenty-four prlsea were distributed ii a tower of strength for the Tribunes.

The next meeting of the managers of the league will be at Fruitvale Wednesday, night. Houghton pitched a good game for Don Morris. The game between the Tosemites and the Golden Sheafs 'was a good exhibition of ball. Double plays were" numerous. A McGraih Breaks World's Record DT3BLTN.

Aug. U. At the Gaelic Athletic meeting held at Menagh yesterday morning J. M. XT.

A C. vrr DR. JORDAN'S' xxapies on aunaay, lert tne city yesterday morr.lntr for the scene of competition. Bromley will swim ln the 100 and furlong dashes, and probably will start in the quarter mile also. In which race he will have as a team mate W.

Pomeroy. California champion In the half and the quarter mile events, who leaves for the South tomorrow morning. Bromley and Pomeroy are both in good shape and should come close to winning their event against the Southern swimmers. Tom Lalne. the Lowell High School short-distance swmimmer.

and Academic League champion, has declined the Invitation of the association in the South to take part ln the meeting, and in his ab-en'A the sprints should go to Bromley who won both events last year. among the various winners In the events. Oarsmen Ask for Home at Black Point T.lllSEUn OF 'II- i "v--4? -x. II lOttcATea www event WaaltMM wt iiierailil JIiimi poaHivcr cured hi Sw pMiaMit 4w Sm Ceia MMmMmkmA At yesterday's meeting of the Board of Harbor Commissioners a communica. diseases $10,000 FREE.

tlon was read from the South. End Rowing Club, asking the board to use its ln- No guessing, no coupons, ino prizes. 1 nuence to secure from the Federal an broke an hammer throwing with Just a. plain jrlft to THE TRIBUNE thorilios a aite for a clubhouse adjacent Sertekm. Writ, far tfc.

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