Oakland Tribune from Oakland, California • Page 47

NOYEMDEn 9, 1913. QciklanD Ctibune WIIVERSITY DEFEATS U. $. TO liz I -m i- 1. 0 -o- Oe -h 0 SANTA CLARA SHUT OUT BY STANFORD AFTER BRILLIANT FOV I BALL UAML Al fALU ALl i PUNTING DUEL IS FEATURE OF THE BIG GAME AT STANFORD Uphill Fight Is Made By Smith's Team-5 SUNDAY MORNING BABE RUTH VISITING WITH DUCKS AT LAKE MERRlTf u'uinim Minum i iiimih nimii aw.ninn.

ff V'W' I.OS Jfer. g-The Fal-terallr of olifornlrt football By DOUG MONTELL fLe3i fiiH. 'ttzt tJ q- -t 11 VC r. A SSL fef i (nvt a wonderful rahibltlon of gnme- neam liere Ihls afterneon ween ief enme from behind to defeot the I verly of soolhern California 1-T. IS.

Thi aotifhrrn em erored evpt petals In Ihe first period and ndl' al more In Ihe second. Tb Ucin-o red seven In this quarter nnd r.e felly beet rend U. S. C. 13 t.

C. 7 nt lnlf time. The Drnlna boekled down to work In the third period and by aaao-tinnnl football went over nnd eon-varied. Ike conl mrnnlna the There sii no neurina; la the bit, period. Simpson went fifty yards to -Ji tenclidnwn In Ihe first quarter- afW recovering the ball on an intercepted forward pass.

Iean scored anotar touchdown for the southern team in the second quarter on another inbtrrj California cot busy at tnra stage-pi the game Dummy Weill, by a series of backs, toon the ban nny" yivrtiji dewt) the field and a succeea- lui torwaru pass resunea in a kt Bucks by Weils In the fourth brought about the downfall of the home tain.j California Babes Defeat Freshmen i From the South TTN1VEIWTTT Or CALIFORNIA. Nov. Vhe California Freshmen jr came from behind this afternoon en California field to suge a whirlwind finish against the V. C. Freshmen.

heatlnK the Bout hern Babes 20- The local freshmen started alow, he IT. 8. C. Fresh leading at half The California Frohmen. with.

r-w- 1 I a tt, l.iilin. liarht. got started In the eecond half and'''' uncorked a bunch of open field wcrk.i. shoving over twe touxhdowns in the third quarter. Both teams added '') touchdown In the final period of play.ri.

The California Frenhraei. presented a crippled line-up and their play wn, individual rather than that of a team The work of Hall. Krt and Davis in 1 I 1 1 r.lS:."'-i'.--vrj,i.:''it- ina iraiai kr! vis getting oft to some long runs and Bell featuring wain ni piunge Intercepting of forward passes. Char- lie Krb at quarterback directed steady game that enabled the Babeaer i i run lor tne must pci-iaiuii 1 I of running of the afternoon, lie landed the ball on the Santa Clara Rl vard line and Captain Caughey BABE CRASHES HOMER AFTER FANNING to come out on top. 3685 Pounds of Football Material at Fremont High Coaeh tlareSee ntre hae S6S.1 poimda nf hnmaa ftliall material In hla Mnad at rYeonnnl Hirh m-hrnil, Twentr- five a'hletea alalia tin tea flrt aqoail amt.

tolallnt fhetr reapetl wri(hta. hrla the alaira fmof. Tna heaTleal mes on t- Fremont flrft arfitae weleb pin tvmmifa ach Thf M. Jnr, E. t'.

'nwmpaon, front tank; t'anta'n llamM 'lk" Anrtamn. hraala, and Arnold -center three. The lltfriteat man nt lha Mtnail la "ntrman" Martin, who tlpi the aeale at I'JS and plajra at half. if I -J? Schull Noll R- 'f l- 1 1 Tark I.W.WlT'hV.V. Holt i levv Kxi Krina ariernnna.

al nar tin gtnnnll, the Ifremnnt mier will tanel with Teehnleal llirh In a same that wHtL'j either le Terbnleal the clta hlrh aehnol. rliatnplnnahlp or remtttln Oakland, Prv- mont anil Tech engaging la anothar aerie' ut gaaira. Tlic first tiling Dalm Huth Is go BOWLING LB RTAXFfJUD UNIVERSITY. Nov. 8.

The Stanford Varsity. what little of It Coach Kvans cared to take a chance' toolc the Santa Clara eleven oC Coach Emrnett Harmon: into camp thi afternofn Stanford Field by 13 scoUo. From what wo saw of Santa Clara And the brand of football they put up, it is safe to Kay" that had the Cardinal hud their full strength in the Held, and had cared to exert themselves, that they could have bcatea the I tea by. 1 30 points. Santa Clara was weak; woeful.

weak, and the Stanford, team tnat beat them today was JilfOi at patched aggregation that contained but live OS the regular clever at the- klckoff. As a fSoftiall gams it was an wc' times Aut ing the contest That ceftaiiT happened that gavo tho upeetaors tho idea that football was being played, namely that tho ball was KioKed frequently. 1 between kicks both sides made divers endeavors to the' ball down the field, and' in this respect also it resembled) tbo well known game of foot-balli Hut it was a sorry spectacle to wUtch after 1 having seen sonic real, tootball in the past few weeks. t'M MiKHion team didn't' have the rudiments of the game and wares un-aulo to display any amount! ot head-work. bTAMXMU EASY.

Stanford was not forced to ex-fend herself to win. Jn fact what contributed to tho slowness of the game and what maue it drag, was me fact that Stanford didn't have to uncurck: anything to win. The Curumal may have used live, plays uurtng the progress of tho-jfarae and nama tiara attempted auout as many. 1 Ve.rnups Stanford was reluctant to Uisp.uy anything" but simiKni fobtliau so close before the Pi game, anrf perhaps Bvans' mew Witnoui then- rail' strentrttr were nn uum to. get away with more stuff.

tno Cardinitl have a baiion ot siaft mowed uway for fu-fure. 'uso' tiiat was not displayed to-oay. r.asiiv me leature of tltn itanid gan-the iunting dual that went on i tnroughout the game. It started tfefc first time Santa Clara got the ball when Korte punted to Templeton Patrick relieved Ulnk" th Wlnnlng of the second half and his work was sattsTactorv. Altogether Hanta Clara got twelve 'punts awav for an avorale of 3S yJ.TlX this-the Cardinal had nine punts, which averaged ii yards.

Templeton man for what promises to lo their chiff source of strength against the ni UJUK STAMXJRO ST A US MISSING. Injuries kept the team fnoui taking the field with a strong-fr line-up. The start found Captain Caughey, Here. Kihlman. Ken Lilly, Lionney, Campbell.

lUghter, Hetl8 and Adams, all first siring men 'on -tho lines, but all save Ilonney, Jtlghter and Uetts got into the fracas before it was over. Keg. Caughey did -some nice work n't while he was in and Ken iwilll in VllfS or two of his runs. The loss of JUgh'ter at center was the worst that Stanford suffered and Santa Clara took advantage of their weakness at this spot to shove through a largo portion of their gains. Stanford can give full credit for (he victory today to 1'iet Holt, the 1 snappy little halfback, who large share of th work in carry- ing inc oau tor tne cardinal.

Time i after time Holt would go through I for gains, refusing to be stoppef! ail ins WOrK Was a treat imrtrovempnt ovnr tacr year, ho was considered good hi mat time, -atrick also sliowcd good, ability at navigating with the oau. enu maintaining nis Old icugby form at packing the pigskin but never fumbling. The gamef started with a flp and a bang, but during the first quar- ter both teams were unable to ae- made yard frequently on straight football, an end run being mixed in with' lino plunges and both sides were held and forced to punt about1 "n.rri',Prf0tJllmP"' Jt, i-mumiu noa wuiKintj jjb.v aim 11011 entirely ror tne yardage with Templeton punting on fourth clown throughout the quarter and -gaining yardage In the exchange of punts with Korte. Saiva Clara started' a procession The laws of nature are the thoughts' of God! When Jack Frost injects his presence, taken a bite at the green leaves and blades of grass, they as- turns: iiitumn tints, to wither and! fall, carpeting the ground with a i golden plush, leaving the limbs de-, nuded. silent sentinels, until the en-! suing year, this transformation comes that Irresistible "Call of the Wtlu.

iteu gous are necnoning, urging your presence afield, astream or to the open. Yeu are stung by the November microbe Tt restlessness, which creates an urgent desire for travel. Migratory birds are departing from northern nones, avoiding winter's rigors; they are headed for ana it continued throughout with th. -Big Metwe" punting for C.ara and Teirncton and Pat- rick doinir )io nnivtv fur- Ci-n CahI gettHig' rid of one for 60 vards as longest kick of the day. This :K.y Templeton is some kicker, that thora Is to It.

nnd the work that HatrMv did today proved that the Cardinal will hot have r.1v Some Intarestlna tames war nlared ma'tte 1 i down the field In the second quarter that liad all tho earmarks of a touchdown, but the Cardinal line stiffened on the Stanford ten-yard line and held Baker for fourth down Willi a yard: to after Santa fClura. had fought th kali dowav the field in straight downs for 60 yards. Dink Templeton here ohowed science when he faked a punt from his goal line and ran -0 yards through the Santa Clara ranks. He punted 65 yards Scholtz on first down and when Saata Clara was unabiw to gain Korte punted back 30 yards. Dink gained IS yards 'on the Interchange After Uaker had gotten away for aa end ran of IS yards, Pelouzo intercepted a forward pass.

Tht marked th first Stanford scoring expedition, for in five successive down? the Cardinal were able to break through for a score. Pret Holt carried over for the first touchdown after having been in strumental in bucking the ball straight through, for fifty yards in tho five first downs. Pick Temple-ton missed an easy Set up for goal. This was all tho scoring for- the first half, although Wark intercepted a forward pass ott.tho Santa Clara 23-yard line a minute before the gurt' soujided. STARS EXTER GAME.

The second half saw Stanford reinforcements come into the game thick and fast, but the Cardinal were unable to do anything during the third quarter but hold the Santa Clarans scoreless." It was Just "about an even exchange on puuta during the quarter with Stanford Intercepting another forward pass. The Santa Clarand made a feeble attempt at an open game, but the efforts of ManelM to pass were awful, getting only one pass out of tew wear a man. With an ac-errnte tmtmrr Santa Clara could have beaten the Stanford-team tho way they, were playing toaay In the last period Stanford got ambitious again and when Korte jrtinted to Patrick soon after the noeninar of the quarter the Cardi nal started up the field to their necona toucnaown. Caughey gained through the line nd Patrick tore off a 45-yard end bucked it over in two effort. at- rick made good on goal following the kickout.

The lin'e-ups: rSe'V'ScM fi.nfm 7. Flowers Wrrarlo! Curtice Vecar.ovich F. OORE BY O0AHTER6: 1 2 .1 4 Kbi.ii Clur 0 ..1 0 0 i4iltiliitUiii: Snta Iliinn'm fur Wtirlmi; J. Jlitltioon for errario fof i. Mulm; Kerikbaff fur Null; W.

JIuld.ioD f.ir (Vrmrlii; llt-duliii for Kwkhoff; lmtjr for l.wtull; lnll.v tor JJiiIj l'lielnu tut Cw liruui-; AuitirMl fur lMnlan. Maulord Aiiairn PoIoup; Peloiue fm A'liiniii: J'allcit fur Jarvls; Carroll for I'vy: I'atriKk fur Templctuij; I'auKUry for Wark; Hililmun fur curnw; t'criliiuc fur taiui-bcli; Walk fur Carruil; Lilly for I'augbry; CaBililn-11 for Wark, Tjxwhiiows -stnfird a i Holt, t'nughey) Yanla from acrluirnage feanta Clara 173; Stanford 2H.1. Puutu Hanta Clara, Vi for an averiixs of Mtanfonl 9 for au avra.ge iif 4- yanln. l'lrt IJowns madf, by fauta Clara, bj by Stanforfl. 17.

Lost ball on Downs fan! a Clara Stanford 1. Hail pnm.s blcK-kprl Sania Clara Z. I uinMi hanta tiara rirantoril (ll-ln. iv.witlc: fanu Clura jard TUUku Clara. 10; coiu- in-- inioiui.n-te Inlcrci'ptru 4.

forward pawa-stanford. t. total complete 1. mawes a Clara, total Tariln; ttauford. 0.

lti-forcc Kradcliak. t'nipirp Ilonenthal. IToad t.inwmn-iiuebei. nid Judge Maooniber. ii; i Washington JJeteatS Pacific Fleet Team SEATTLE.

Nov. 8 Hunl- linar one tackier, dodirlnsr another then dashing 60 yards through the to tne navy's 12-yard I'nlverslty of Washington ovor the Champions of the Paeitio Coast, score was the most spectacular play whlcTvarsVty-as0 played in tne nrst quarter. JtAVV DF.FEATEP. ANNAPOLIS, Nov. The navy went down to delvat before Oeorgetown.

to 0, tliis afternoon. The teams battled without advantage until tho final, period. TOM MARSHALL months in deep water, where the ice cold waters, of the gushing geysers from the intake of manyfakes. Lily leaves now float upon the surface with curled (edges admitting just enough sunlight to make their shade and protection alluring to those "scaled wolves" of the inland waters, who have developed a -oracious appetite, ready to do battle for any culinary delicacy appearing near thsir lairs. Have you ever been boke to a "lunge," the fighting tiger of roan water? They are the scaled dynamos who will give you a remembrance battle.

When they strike it Is witha double tug. They commence fiphtpig at the "drop of the hat" and remain scrappy Just as long as your hat remains In the ring. With my. Indian guide, who was an artist in a "dugout," I was fishing the waters of the Flambeau rlvr- in AVIsoonsln. Turtles were frequenting sandbars, depositing and covering their eggs in the sand.

Indian folk lore claim" turtle time excellent catching "mtiBkles." -as the are then 'on feed. "A-etrike! A of Klitterinji water followed the body of a dark green "musgie." We fought. Midair leaps, current rushes, submerged sulking. This 28-pound "wolf Introduced all hie modern tactics. My Indian "gaff artist." rolling the canoe, slipped him in over the junwale.

Babe Huth made good In hti first public appearance in Ran Francisco yesterday when he hoisted tne over the fence for a home run. The ftrit two times up I-fty Frank O'Doul fanned the Bed Sox slugger, but In his third appearance at the plate he made the right connections. That was In the sixth Inning. In the seventh he bit off a single and the eighth he arrived at the plate with a house confronting lilm and cleaned the bags with a two-sacker. Ruth's team, known ss the Weaver All -Stare defeated the Quartermasters' nine by a score of Jt to 2.

Jim Scott pitched for the Weaver gang and O'Doul went the route for the Quartermasters. Brooklyn Natives and S. J. C. to Meet in 2d Contest The Kl.

Joneab's Athletic Club and the Hril)ii Nmlvea Una iwlay at tli Ha-View roiitn1a for Ilia aecond uraoin nt their three same aerie. The Athletics grabbed tlm firat emiteat a clone of to 3 and are ninrlileut thnt t'lajr' came will tm th lat the erle. Kmtnelt Nolan, thp hurler of Ihe Atbletiea. held Ilia hard hlttln atlea rfliwu too Iiiaglca and fanned alD. lie will lie iiram lha rmaiad again lodar.

I f'unninvliain will trr bia link attain to item the nurd bllllnn eluh iHiya, hl limwn will ito the reeflvliu. tttf Pae will -alao be liaek In the tains after a month' laroff wilt a nrrtken flneer. The addltinn nt Ihea twa man will atrenirthen the Natlea" line-up Tlie way the bora batted lat no doubt attraet a larger crw4 L'mnlrea "Fat" La llna and Sebaffer nlll again hanille the Indieator. Maryland allrya )al week. Id the wml- HetDbem Shipyard and Money-P.

Smith are for firt tdaee wltk aln three toat. Knnthern Pacific are out In (rnwt i In the Commercial with 17 and 7, on ana' in front of Maryland Jra. and Crjatal fj'ri-dYy. who are tied for aeeond anil atandlng of tha Htandard Oil Lean Calola out In front with 2 won and all kwt. The league atandint: EMt-K0.

tEaOtTE. "ZZ LtMi' Ttetblebem Ship 3 Munjr Backibmltb. 9 rederala Ia Hmarr Aerne i rill 4 Ouk Tree Products 4 9 a- 1M iM. i4Uw MARYLAND southern Pacific Maryland Jra Cryatal Lanadry Cherrolet Maxwell Hardware. COMMERCIAL.

Won. Loal 17 is a a ii 17 2J STANDARD OIL. Calola Ited Crown Perfection Elaine 12 11 7 7 it 12 fan'! Duck Hunters Praying or Action by J. Pluviu I WBcb litanc) Cr-J In the good olil days B. P.

there were luncheons where the guests wound up speechless, but that "speechless" lunr-heon that Frank Woodward tendered Babe Huth Friday at the Atheuian-Xilo Club was something entirely hew. Once or twice one of the guests would give 'indications of having a few, well chosen words wrapped up In his system and ready to break loose, but nothing happened. 1 In the days It. V. (he appettners Friend Woodward ordered served twotild not have made much of a 'lilt, but in November.

lSllt. they were like unto the, known nectar, This crflumn has. great expense, secured Kulfi's reelpe for home runs: "Pick out a good one and hit it over the fence." Hinipl, isn't it? Historical event bappeninar. prior to July UrM, 1911), now have II. I', affixed.

That atanila for ile-fnre Prohibition, nnd also Hitler I'll). Pabe Huth says If he doesn't Ket for playing ball next season he will, go to Australia, and President Fra7.ee of the lied Sox tan go to Hawaii boasts drink with a kick. It's railed "Okolehea" anrt 'ls probably ail riKbt. except that you have to be sober to pronounce it. One slant at page one of your favorite daily paper should convince you that there is no close season on inen.J A loltn dnmea who couldn't hit a duett nt five iirdn seem nhle to net Ihrlr man Hi nny Lid rneare.

l) BABE RUTH TO APPEAR IN GAME Babe Itnth and ills supporting caste of big and little leaguers will be on the job at the local Coast league grounds this morning where the famous slugger of the Ked Sox expects to, hammer some baseballs out of the lot. The Oakland park is one of the biggest in the west anil lis be will find it harder losing balls here than, he did in San Francisco. Several Coast league hitters have driven the ball Into I'ark avenue via the left field fence, but it takct quite a wallop to accomplish this feat. Jim Scott will do most of the pitching for the Ruth team. Babe has promised to work three innings on the hill and then play out (he game at first base vhere the fans will be able to pet a close-up of liirn in action.

Kuck Weaver Is captain ot the Jtuth outfit and will play third base. Irish Meuael, Chet Thomas-the former Oakland catcher; iHwT'colt well known players will appear in the Hutli line-up, wlalle Jacques Four-nier. Hobby Meusel, Hark Miller, Hod Murphy, Frank O'Doul, Al Walter, Justin Fitzgerald and Jimmy Caveney will comprise the other team. Bleacher seats will retail at fifty cents. JOLTX MbS Battling Ortega started training yeslerday for his scrap witii Jack Hceves, which will be the roHln event at the Auditorium Thursday night.

The Battler is working out. 1n his private gymnasium in West Oakland and, as usual, is being trained by Harold Broom. Johnny Conde would not box Jerry O'Keefe here last week because he thought he was too heavy. Friday Johnny met Frank Olrtrich, a much heavier lad than O'Keefe -and Conde won easily. Harry Katies and Jerry O'Kecf'i have been reinatched for 'Thursday night.

They staged a great, fight last time out. Jimmy Dundee and Pete Nolan are preparing to depart for the northwest where Dundee boxes Joe Gorman at Seattle and Tuffy Wlnir at Portland. Both his opponents have promised to make 128 poinas. Bill Larue is in receipt of an offer from Portland to hox Frankle Farmer ten rounds the last week of November. The medal does nut suit the local heavyweight and the northwest promoter will have to boost the apto if he wants thei.

sweet singer I.nrne Ole AdrrSn have been prnrllcnlly mntchrd by Tommy Nimpnun to box here on the 111th. 1'he lnenl promoter has agreed to Anderson's terms nnd so nofiflrd him Inxt nlicht. I.nrue baa already accepted the mnlrli. Kddle Oorman is quite a raid across the bay since he knockl'il Benny Contrado for a goal other night. He will box for the allies again next Friday.

Willie Meehan is still "GOIN'f!" to fluht Jack Dempsey. Tes. and Bill Lairue was also "GOING" east. CaroU'Morrls has wbn a decision over Ivld Lumbago and will be ready to box in a couple of weeks. Black and green tea comes from the same plants, the difference being uue to tne metnoa or preparation.

Scarcity of Quail in Livermore Foothills is Puzzling Nimrods; Suspect Early Hunters ing to tell trio foias wiicii tie pun homo In the sight lie saw at latke Mcrrllt. liulie and Huth stood tm the KlMtre of tho Inke while tliou.sands wild ducks paddled around only a few ysrds dlstntit. The famous hlugger eould enreely believe Unit wild ducks timid lie found in the heart of a grcnt i lly. Mr. mid Until ure stnndlng together, while on the right la Iruiik Woodward, who nr-runged luiiehi-on in lionor of the famous visitors.

Football Results At I'llUhurs- rittubura. 7 Waxhlnglim am) 'JrfOrvMi, tl. Notre Paeie. 1- At Annapiili. Nny- I At tilou 20; faraetrle h.

At Riiienerlady I'nioo, tt; New tal 17. At Amherct Amhernt, ttMletae, 7. At Hamilton 'olrt. Hieha 0. Al Pa Lafayette.

-IX 0 At Itoatim Kutaers, 111; II'omi C41eEe, i. A I rivtaeiiae rai-uw, Biioknell, O. At Willtanitown Wllllauia, Mi'l'he liur.r, 0, At At)Bnoli-MrTliinif, 2i; St. Juhntt, O. At Kvanaion Nrlliwetrn.

7: luwa. 14. Al Clil'-a8 hleapn, I 'I: MlrlilEau, 0. At I'linlue Oblo. JO; I'unbte, U.

At Mhini-apoliii llllnol, 10; Mlnneata, 0. At St. Iml t. I.oula, Maniuette, .0. At olumbla -Nehranka; 1-'; Miaaoiirl.

5. At Kiilnit luwa, II; Nnrtlme-ilefn; 7." At I'rlaeffoii I'rlneetiin. Ml: Harvard, In. At New York fnhimljin, Steena, -111. Al SAiv llnvnn Unmn.

0 At vW-Tcta A. A- ii: Barlor, It. At Ailetmi. is, Laivrctice. 0: Itelolt.

(1. At Omaha rreietltiri. "17 t'Dllepe. II. I At I)lll)lllUe llulilHI'l- I'ulleg, Ii; i I Ores-.

At iirt iVjllins -( uiorailo Aggiea, t'Uh AKCIe. I. At invir Mrhia. of Minn, 0: Peuvpr Vol- lersitT. 0, At Kast Mli Smith Pakota.

'I. Al In tro Pafvera'tr of Petmit Tefi. 7. At I'ennstlvania f.ut" ullcua Siutf. an: 7.

riiiiFlMrn'i Va renter 11. t.t VlrKlllia. 8. At A tt in, Tt-s. Arkanwan I'lii rrrity.

7. At Manhattan Kansa Ak'eli'a, llafkll In- dlun. 7. i ltnt-artti'r. I'a.

Swarthmore. 20; Frank-j iln and Marnll, 0. At -K'lpqttehiinna. fl 0. i At P.

M. rri-l'itia. il At 117: A'hrlirht fl. I Al I'nw II; Tulh) I Miilninm-ili 14. nreir-ei Aggirt i II.

I-. rrrdhmen T. "RTT drake r. FH'SlitneTrTJ. Khiiwiik Oklah'itna tl.

Wnn-i-fti-r lli; Akrn-t II. iliierlbi 47: 0. W'eKtirn rveerTp 14: Keujrnn 0. 7: liiT'i ll. t'incinnjil! Kpntnikv 0.

lt. I niin 12. Ii'nlio mtimii O. Wn-slihtirn Normal O. Pnrtn'Mttth -i: l-en'iKvlranla pi.l'aitw 0, Wslii'll o.

Al Atiulita tVash.fisten. and Lee Hell II. At VhvHle lntm 12; VaWhtl 18. At Cnliim'tin Temesiee tl: Cniref'ty nt r. fi.

A' Htarkrflle, JIlwilsHli.pi Affifies II. At Orleans T'llaiie 1: K-r'dn 2. At IllarUliiire Vlrslnia 4i; Wokt forest At Hill. X. CarMiaa stlttlte ia; Xnrth Carolina 7.

i.iptov Mitt' YORK. Nov. g.Slr Thomas! I.iptun arrived here today on Ihei steamer tarpathia to prepare for the international eup rare next year, lie will remain for two weeks look over the Pharorock IV, 'nw here, which he had planned to race when the war broke out. the nicht and day shits in the Iwal office. The team for the test against! San Francisco will be selected from) Ihe ptavers showing the most during; the ulayina of this game.

Bitter riv-j airy exists between these two shifts 1 1 Iim relative merits ot tneir re- sneetive teams, and a tough old fight will made to claim the right to play the transbay I paying toward' different fle ds for two days' ehr a Thoe fields around Maxwell. GridleV''- acavllle and Cordelia ie.m to Va the mecca for moat of the shootfetV KIlly-Lane, Hu Arlett. Pn a. lett and Bin Kenworth" abandonedSrlee field rfcar VacivlUe and brouht back ehtv! six birds. heaZ7; K- L6 Oscar Btanniira Jack Woolley and Rowdy are shooting this week th.

pii-u' Herb Remmer says he has the best ball club In The TKIBUNK league, except that he "hasn't got no pitcher." llerbie-is the same iruy that went hunting and forgot hs gun. With exits rrtnlllna- nt a dollnr dozen, some of these bam aetere ought to net natarpl nnd then wear a ralchrr'i mitt. When Tommy- Simpson Heard that the alumni had bought all the tickets for the California-Stanford, fnollial! name he at onr'e Instructed Secretary Harold Algernon Broom to organixe a pugs' alumni for the benefit ot the box office at the auditorium. Frankle Denny and his cauliflower ear oualitied at onre, while Johnny Conde only bus to act as usual to get on the lift-lied (hiilmer. Ited t.lllefte and llnl Wde were greatly prrterhed yesterday when fhey rrnd a headline to the eftecf thnt nil Heda were tu he rounded up by the police.

At that they can't call OUlrtt "Hd" much longer. The old boy is rapidly turning gray. George Sawvcr mailed his crack jfrevhound "tfklnny" to Merced to take part meet htere. The postage was only The usual wo cents. pniillr many rnmora nronnd the city hall regnrdlna; change In the police department, l.ynvh law atlll prevails In Oakland.

Pome of the kids who park themselves four bloi-ks from the ball park this morning will not admit Babe Huth is a Kreat hitter unless a ball comes their way. few hits and rmia, out by that time! the San Francisco team had such a' lead that their efforts were useless. Home good plays were made by b. teams, one play in particular, a of a low drive hy "OW Reliable" Dick Flege. while standing on his left ear, was especially notable.

Badwin, behind the bat, Bottome at first and Myers at third base, held their own in the field, but the whole team seemed to lie affected by "no-hitters" and you can't make any runs in this game unless you get to first base once in a while. The final ecore was li i The Oakland hoys are confident that they can do better, and a return game will be plaed on Sunday morning. No- vemDer i nv. ..1..1 1. ...111 flght.

Manager Hi arson has arranged a game for.next Sunday rnoming. to be a contest between the teams from Several residents of Liverm0 7 whom we interviewed latejy gardinsr the otiail situation, tell that where there were thousand" of qnall around the valley a few- weeks ago now they seem to entlrely Ulsappeared. It Ueports from all th nearby of the duck family continue the tamo plenty of ducks, but no water, conaeqtiently they feed and then get away to the bay or lakes. The Chinese goose Which is smaller than the Honker, is ow aerti In large numbers around the and Oridley, The Bamberger club Is intdall-lna a "putrip and will soon-have fresh water in several of the points. The members are ready to welcome the flocks of ducks that lliev expert will take advantage 01 gclU'iwlly, Friends of Oahriel are siill walling fur that promised duck feed.

After equipping himself with everything under the sun to po after the duck Walter either foreot to pull th trigger in time or forKot -where he left thii firing of birds he was to bring home. Paid friends are good na-tured and are still waiting. Members of the Tulle Club in the Suisun district enjoyed a good shoot last Wednesday. There waa a fair wind blowing and quite a few, new birds were flying. l'hil ltekea'rt nnd Henry Nelson through Oakland yesterday on way to the iH-keari Ctuii for their Sunday shoot.

The Princeton Gun Club had an enoyable shoot last week, several of the members getting, the limit, Those hunters fortunate enough to shoot on preserves not patrolled l.y flying machines are not only petting splendid shootino: hut all the birds are choice and fat, while those that ere being kit.ed la the patrolled district are hardly worth bringing back as they are so thin there ia harUly any meat on, them at ail. Iteports from Gustine show that the shooting has improved within the la.t week and as the weather gets colder this famous hunting resort will soon enjoy ita, usual reputation ot real duck grounds. imposstote 10 gel near enough those -that are left to distinguish them T-t This is not the quality that ntieH-. usually show lill tney have f.ien shot at As a rule before the ing of the season If quail have not hecn hunted' it Is easy to approach them within shooting distance and -It looks very much as if they hav either been Shu; at iiow- OAKLAND P0ST0FFICE BASEBALL TEAM" WALLOPED BY BIG SCORE "i mey i ueuominit CAor The districts around JtfereetJ ae'e'- the San Joaquin Valley all report that quail are more plentiful right now than they have been for the" past two or three months. lntllo- 4 lions point to a splendid seasor around Fresno, and from Mendo-rino county the same reports are at hand.

Striped bass have made their ap: -pearance around the bay during tlie past two weeks in larger numbers than has ever been known before. Though the fish are smaller irian it fit a I they are here now In con 11 1 less numbers. A canvasa made Thursday amort-those that were fishfig Jtotleu. aiardinea and Port Costa shoviu that there were ever Sou fih wuaht at these three points and ail ta.a wlto, aook and hoe. The baseball team of the Oakland post office was given a severe beating by the team from the San Francisco post office at the Bay View It rounds.

The local team was outclassed from the start. The boys seemed to be suffering from a severe attack of stanre fright. They were not accustomed to showing off before tut many of their fellow workers of both sexes, and instead of playing I heir accustomed good game. Ihe-. seemed to be able to do nothing but hoot and kick the ball around at every opportunity.

During-the first few inninffs, they might as well have none to the plate without their bats as far as any use they made-of them was concerned. The opposing pitcher had them swinging like an old rusty gate at everything he sent up. letter in the game they seemed to recover come of tneir connaence, ina got the sunny split n. land ei continuous sunshine. Bear and yellow leaves col-plane-down, alighting upon the water, Ihen sink, forming a carpet upon Hie bottom of the lakes and streams.

MnscjtUonge. those yellow, green and i ibroiittd scaled- beauties, whow-cha' meleon-N shadings blend with suh- merged mfjss, reeds, leaves and brush, have-entered shoal water, where they are now Introducing the diish method of feeding as they issue from the lotus beds in pursuit-of tneir prey. eu find tnera curing ine summer.