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MONDAY EVENING OCTOBER Zd, 1522 MNY CLOSE GAMES ARE PLAYED BY TMBUM LEAGUERS 0 0 7 KM- F01K CLUBS ARE TRYING TO STAGE RACE OF OWN IN COAST DIVISION OF CLASS A LEAGUE I Chevrolet Is Winner Over Magnavox Go. 1m Packers Are Defeated By F.O.E.1375 Contenders for National Division Pennant Each winter has seen Al. Vogel place a strong team in the field for the Maxwell Hardware Company. Last year the Maxwells made a strong bid jor the Class A championship of The TRIBUNE Mid-winter League. This year they are entered in the National division of the Class A and although they lost their first game, they proved they are a strong link in their division.

Top row (left to right), MANAGER AL, VOGEL, MARK SCANLON, LOUIE LaGRANGE, CHARLEY JENSEN, CARL JOHNSON, TREI) GATTER, CLARENCE BOLTON and "DUTCH" McNEIL, Lower rxu3 (leh to right), CLARK, CHRIS MORRILL, ALLAN CORBETT, BOBBY DWYE and RAY LUTTRELL. Crystals Are Too Good For The Packers Maxwell Club Wins 3-2 From Thos. Wilson Fruitvale Eagles Rally in 8th To Put Over ginning Tallies. (The Fruitvale F. O.

E. 1375 slaged an eighth inning rally to put over two runs and a 5 to 4 win against the Vlrden Packing Co. nine yesterday afternoon at a ww.lii' ni i Bob Carter's Washers PuM Charles Jensen Holds Losers Motor Nine Stages Rally In Seventh Inning to Win Close Game. The Chevrolet Motors got Into the win column of the Midwinter league by defeating the Magnavox to 1 yesterday afternoon. game wag a pitcher's battle between Caeon and Jones until the eventh Inning, when the Magnavox team went to pieces.

The Motor boys played entirely different hall than in the opening game, making nn a dprnp In ih nnrt frlvlnfl" BImhurst, lilje, Packers got away to a flying start, nicking the Eagles for a three run lead in the firt frame with the aid of but one hit, The Eagles came back with one in their half of the first and tied It up In the third with two runs, scored on the aid of two hits. Chick Galerla? the seventeen year old youngster took the honors of the pitching duel against Lefty Hobson, striking out thir-teen of Clancey's batters. Galerla was a trifle wild but got over this by tho fifth frame and pitched excellent ball from then on. VIUDEN I O. K.

No. 1.1T3 1 pi 'T 'i I A All Tribune Winter Amateur League Del Morite's Beat Melrose Class A Games Next Sunday NATIONAL DIVISION -'Maxwell Merchants vs. ShAttuck Ave. Merchants at Sun Pablo Playgrounds, 2:15 p. m.

Pleasanton Merchants ts. Thos. E. Wilson Co. at Itlcliniond Ball Park, 2:15 p.

in. Florio FIroiiI Hardware No. 1 vr. Culatono Water Co. at Oakland Const League Park, 12 in.

First Bank of Richmond vs. Coney Store at Albcrgcr Field, Fortieth and" San Pablo, 2:15 p. in. 'l AMERICAN DIVISION Del Monte Cafe vs. Chevrolet Motors at Chevrolet Pork, 2:15.

Magnavox vs. C. L. Best Tractors at San Leandro, 2:15 p. ni.

Over 17 to 0 Win On Del Montes Nos. 6. Carter's Crystal Laundry club which holds a berth in the Coast division ot the Class A League looks like the club to beat out for the bunting Is that division. Yesterday afternoon at the Oakland Coast League Park, the Laundry lads defeated the Tfel "'Monte Packers, 17 to 0. The washers' won the game In the first Inning when they spiked the rubber eight times with only two hits off the pitching of BInet, a young southpaw who twirled for th losers.

After thst inning the Crystals did as they pleased, while Murohlo, pltohlng his first game for the Laundry lads toyed with the Del Monte batters. They niked him for eight ilts and In only one Inning' did they have a chance to spike plate. In the eight with Ingram of first, Al McCord hit the longest drive of the day a triple to deep center, but when Ingram failed to touch thl. base, Umpire Clyde Borba called him out. Bob Carter has landed some fine material for his team and the boys were in fine form for the game They field well, and hit the pill hard.

Hal dregor, short for the Crystals, had a great day with the willow, getting four hits. Mervin Shea worked behind the log for the winners and looks fine. DEL MONTE PK CRYSTAL LATTN. AB.R.BH. AB.R.BH.

Jhnson, rt 8 2 1 Devine, Sb 3 2 1 Petersn. If 2 2 Burns, 2b 5 2:0 Nelson, cf 6 2 2 Oregor, ss 2 4 Menly, lb. 3 0 Jacobs, lb 1 0 0 Shea, 6 2 2 Morchlo, 4 0 0 Watson, 4 Ingram.lf 4 4 Farla, rf. 4 Hoover.lb 4 3 Slmnsn, cf 4 Wilson, 4 Binet, p. 2 Barry, p.

1 J4 0 8 17 12 Three-base hits MnPorrl. Twn base hits Gregor (2 Devine, Farla. Peterson. Nelson. Errors McCord (2), Farla (2) Hoover, Tiernan, 81-monsen.

Wilson (2), Binet. Packers (10), Gregor, Crystals (IV. First on called balls Murchto 1, et 5, Barry 3. Struck out By Lurchlo 4. Binet 2, Barry 1.

Hit by pitcher Nelson, Healy, Burns. Stolen bases Johnson. Charge defeat to Binet. Passed ball Wilson, Time 1:45. Umpire Clyde Borba.

Knights of Pythias Beat Dry Cleaners The Knights of Pythias out hit the United Dry Cleaners at the High Street and East Eighth st diamond yesterday and won by a count of I to 4. Six errors by the Cleaners contributed to their down fall while bunched hits off ot Duarte in the second inning gave the winners one run and four more in the eighth accounted for a pair of tallies. Caton and Mitchell led in hitting with three bingles apiece. H8Y CLEANERS e. or P.

AB.Il.H. AB.R.U. Gomez, ef CaetiDOT. rf Bepina, cf Vlntber. Zander, lb Brandt, if O'Connel.

2b HtcbW, 8b sou MatheivK, Macbado, 3b Camara.lb Keuoae. rf Cberney. 2b Monii. It Biiell, Duarte, lirnecawi, OlCaton. tKlcket Totall ...3 4 Totala ....48 14 Krrora Machado (3).

Malhewa. Berell. Camira (Cleaners 8): Vlntber, Zander. Caton, O'Connell (K. of P.

Three-baM hit llacliado. Two-baae blta Vlntber Kspana, Carrara. Bate on balls Off Clton off Duarte 2. Struct oot By Caton Si by Dnarte ODoubll plTt Macbado to Cberney to Oman. Credit Tlciory to Caton.

Charge defeat to Duarte. Time 2h. 6m. Umpire J. B.

Ore. Walter Hagen Has Started on Tour CHICAGO, Oct. 30. Walter Ha gen, urltisn open gou timuipiuu, and Joe Kirkwood, the Australian trick shot player, have started a tour which will take tnem over a large part of the west, according to Robert E. Harlow, their exhibition manager.

The tour started Saturday at 'ansae City. 1 They plan to go into tho northwest to play In British Columbia before going to California in December. Both the golf stars expect to play in tha open tournament of the southwest during the early part of 1923. In their tur of the east Hagen and Kirkwood won 46 and lost 11 matches against all sorts of competition. Both broke, course records.

They will return to England early in the spring, when Hagen will defend his title at Scotland. Michigan Lands Another of Hestons to Three Hits; Winners Look Stronger. The Maxwell Hardware nine itcored a 2 to 2 victory over the Thos. E. Wilson nine yesterday afternoon at Richmond.

Charley Jensen held the Wilson hitters to three hits, and was never In dan. e.u. um 11,10 wwi. tered and sent seven to the bench on strikes i Worth made his first appearance with the Maxwell tossers and played a good game in the field, also connecting for two of the hits. The two rival shortstops, Clark and McNeill, featured in th erf itic-ing line.

1 Mark Scanlon again brought his war club into action, getting two doubles. II ths Maxwell's continue to play the brand of ball exhibited yesterday through the balance of the season they will make considerable trouble for the other clubs of their division. MAXWELL'S WILSON'S AB AB ft Worth, et 4 1 2 LaOrg, lb 4 0 ,1 Gatter, Sb 4 0 1 Scanln, If 4 12 Johnsn, 3 0 0 Corbet, rf 4 0 0 4 10 McNeil, ss 4 0 1 Jensen, 8 0 2 Clark, ss 8 0 Brlsto, 3 McDnd, If Savly, 2b 4 Chmbn.rf 2 Webb, lb 2 M.Doln.cf 8 C.Doln.Sb 4 Shmkr, 3 Total .34 3 I Total .29 3 3 Two-base hits Soanlon, Bene-maker. Sacrifice hits Webb, Johnson. First baso on called balnnrr Jensen, off Schomaker.

Strtmlr out by Jensen, by Schomaker, 7. Double Plavs McNeill to Orlinmnl. man. Stolen bases Bristoe, Scanlon. Umpire Taylor.

canfnn 1 Loses 9-4 To Calatone Team The Calatone Water Co. tossers won In a loose game yesterday from tha Pleasanton Merchants at the Coast League Park, taking an early lead of seven to One In the second Inning and winning out 9 to 4. Buckley started on the mound for the Pleasanton Merchants but gave way to Heinle Lay after one and one-third. Innings, Heinle holding the winners to but one run from then on, scored in the seventh with two bunched hits. The winners gathered a total Of fifteen hits for twenty-one total bases.

McClung pitched good ball and was never in danger with. the lead built up by his teammates In the early frames. Pleasanton scored three runs In the fourth Inning with but one hit. Perryman and Crowder starred with their hitting and base running. Elwood and Sinclair likewise featured In the hitting department, each getting three hits.

Poor fielding by Pleasanton was responsiCTe for the large score of the Calatone nine. Buckley and Lay being given ragged support. I'LEASAMU iu. AB.Il.II AB.ll.ll. MeClnre, cf Crowder.

If Klwooil, lb lloCurdy, 2b ferryman, cf Sinclair, rf Aldlnger. Hunt, 3b Herger. ilcCluuc. 53 4 Becker. 2fr -McCarthy, lb Commr.

Sb Blunt, Lynch, at Governor, rf Veloaa. it Buckley, 0 0 1 8 Totall .81 4 tt! Totall ....39 9 IS Error Backer (3). Commy, LyncO, lay (Pleaaanton 6)s Hunt (Cala-tonei 8). Tbre-bae Ulta Crowder. McClung.

Two-baa hlti McClur. Biioiley. Crowder, Berger. Bum batted In By McCarthy. McClure.

Blwood (21. Perrymin (31. Sinclair. Sacrifice, blta McCarthy. Fimt bate on called ball Off McClung 8.

Struck outBy Buckley 1, Lay 4. McClnug 4. Hit by pitcher Hunt by My. Double Ilnnt to Elwood. R'ini reapormlnle for Buckley 4, Uy 8.

McClung 1. Btoen basei McClung. Crowder 4, Elwood. Ceargs defeat to Buckley. Left on baae 1'leaaanton 11, Calatone Water Co.

14. 1'aased ball-Blunt Benger. Tlmi lu. 45m) Umpirir Joe Brltoa. Alhambra Hi Scores Win Over Mt.

Diablo MARTINEZ. Oct. JO Playing in the first league game Alhambra high school's football team shut out the squad of Mt. Diablo high school at Concord Saturday afternoon, "winning by a Bcore of 19 to 0. With a victory over Concord In a practice game the locals were rnnfident of rpneatlne when thev came up against the valley boya In tbe league schedule.

Fast playing over a team that greatly outweighed them brought Oakland Parlor. No. 50, Jt. S. G.Hants yesterday Afternoon, Mc- Durant Motors Beat Tractors In 10-9 Game Motors Take An Early Lead and San Leandro Tossers Fail to Catch Up.

The Durant Motors got away to an early lead yesterday afternoon at San Leandro against the Best Traotors and accounted. for a 10-9 win, after thhe San Leandro boys had made a vain effort In the eighth inning rally to. overcome the lead. The rally fell one run-ehort ot overtaking the lead built up by the Motors in the early frame. Humphreys pitched good ball for the Durants, despite the fact that he was nicked for fifteen hits, but his wildneBs caused him to be relieved by Shoulder who i later gave way to Land who finished the game.

McFadden was showered with base hits early in the game and was relieved by Austin who pitched creditable ball, the Durrants accounting for three runs off his delivery. Meranl played an excellent game at first base and drove out two home runs. Qardner likewise 'hit one for the circuit. Hare and Kelley were the bright fielding stars of the day for the Durt.nts, making several eensa- tlonnl stops DURANT MTR3. SAN LEANDRO.

AH. K. AB. R. H.

Smale, cf. 4 ii 1 Keeley.s. 3 2 Kyle.lf... 4 1 Grdnr.lb. 6 1 BlffKiJ.rt...

i Chavez. ss. Olscn.cf Mthews.lf. 4 2 Maher.Sb. 2 Colemn.c.

6 Hmphys.p 2 Rhliler.p.. 2 1 Uind.p... 0 Meranl, lb. Umphys.c. MoKaUn.p.

Vargas.c. Austin, Totals. .37 10 12 41 8 IS Errors Hare (Durants 1); Antln- son 2, Vargas 2, Maher (Tractors 5). 4 runs, hits, 18 at bat oft Humphreys in Shi Innings; take out in fourth, 1 on, 1 out. 4 Sthits, 211 at bat off Shoulder In 4 'innings; taken out In eighth, 1 on, 1 out.

7 runs, 6 hits, 14 at bat off McFadden in 2 Innings, taken out end of second, Homn runn Gardner, Meranl, 2. Three-base hit Mathews. Two-base hits Coleman 2, Kelley, Rills, OlKen, Mathews, Wasco, Austin 2. Kirst base on called balls Oft Humphreys, off Shoulder, off Hand, off Mctauden, oft Aug ny hhoulder, liy Land, by I McFadden, 1: by Austin, 6. lilt by I pitcher Vargas, by CuukIU Blealinu Chaves, Olsen.

Jones bang up support at all times. Jones himself deserves great credit an he pitched masterly ball, keeping the hits well scattered and pending nine back to the bench. The Magnavox scored their only run In the third inning. Israel singled and went to second on a pitch. Vlanl struck out.

nose singled and was out stealing. Drew walked and Israel scored on Newman's long single to lert. The Motor boys tied the count en the sixth inning when Qucllich was given a life on Drews boot, -went to second when Hathway was out, Caeon to Whitman, and cored when Israel dropped McDonalds long fly to left. The Motor boys added three more in the eventh. Kaiser relieved Cason in the same frame.

A base on balls and McOaw's double to right in the ighth brought the Chevrolets total to ft. Both catcher suffered Injuries In the game, In the first Inning McDonald was struck on the head by a bat In the hands of Rose while catching, and after having the cut dressed gamely finished the contest. VianI the Magnavox catcher caught the last four ln-rings with a split finger on his throwing hand. iff n. ab.ii.it.

larael, If O. Vlanl. Rom, rf Iirew. 2b Newmin, rf Whitman, lb A. Vlsnl.

8b tedwlch, a raaon. Kalaer. i Jerome siLrnrk 4 I iiurain, ci 8 0 if'Frimt. I 4 HUertolaecl. 8 0 OiQi.elHeb.

rf a lillatbawar, lb 4 0 SIMeDoiialiT. 4 3 0 '1 Com.loK. 3b 0 OlimMcGiw, It 3 0 OiJonet, 1 0 01 1 ol 10 0 Total, 8l Total. Jerome baited for nenwu-n iu lal.ynch batted (or lrsl Is mil in 4th bunted Sd 'true. g- it bat oft Caeon Is 6 pjlt.1 Ini.l Ttb.

on. b.1l.-0ff C.o 4. Jes. 8. Ks Mr 1 Mfuck outBy Caeon 8.

Jonee Donald. AIcGew. 0. Vtjnl. Jonee 2.

Tlra2h. Sum. I rnniro not naril. i JOHNSON IS MISSED. i.

of Ward Johnson to the Oregon backfleld will be felt. The big Kennewlck lad Is a powerful football player and showed promise of being a etar In the Oregon backfleld this season Reports are that bis Injury will keep him out for the season. Dickinson, Rutgers' fullback. Ticked up a West Virginia fumble ind ran 25 yards in the wrong direction, before two of his teammates overhauled him and mm. n- Take a look! just one look at our SHOES" at and you'll find the new styles at old prices Blacks Browns Tony Reds or low.

DQ5 -C -'iAASilwcjirw AV All.U.II.ICarman. SB llur.lon. lb 4 tl 1IMVII1. lb Valtwln, Sl I'liimnlcl, 2b Ilpilart. Kiettl, cf Norbv tt II.

HuliMin, rf llirnaii. tif.il mil i). If OlUffariiue, It llllartoll, II White, rf Oiliinca. a ItlHIIMt. ff IIIIhiwii, c( iinierla, It.

UuUoii. 0 Totala 4 HI Totnla Kfru'ra Tslrnrlu, Itcilnrt -tA-Jrtfena Car-man, White (KaKlra 3'. Tbrwhaan bit Hwuu. ki Ulta gwn, Ksottl. Hur.

ton, White. Kaao on bull. Off dalerla V. Holwnn 1. Rtrtick out By Halerla 8: Hob.

aoa 111. tilt by pltrhM Valencia, Smith. UiHlart, Knollanil, 1'linmtal, Double plava Swan (uuaaalati'd). Htolcn bap Sinltli, toftarmie. Wllil pltcli-jllohion.

(Inlerla Time Ih, Umpire A nnlt. Coney Drugs Take Honors In ame i The Coney Drugs walked off with the honors in a one sided game yesterday afternoon at Al-bergsr Field, defeating the Florio Figone Hardware nine No. 1 by a score ot 14 to 1. Kersten pitched great ball for the Coney team, holding the hardware hitters to five bingles, four of which were made In the last three frames after the. Druggists had the contest cinched.

Bianchl was far from a puzzle to the winners, who straightened out his slants to the tune of a dozen bingles. Extra, base hits rained throughout the game, two triples and twelve doubles being gathered. peters starred in the fielding line, making a sensational catch of a fly ball, running behind the stands to Bpear the agate. Ebe, Landrldge and Gallagher gathered two hits each. r.

V. UAULIW ABE CONEX DRUBS All. II. I Vincent, 7 4 llNclion. 8 ail McUtriiiult, Orey, 4 4 4 0 4 ii 4 0 4 0 a a UiUallaiiher, 7 1j All.

11. 3 UlKltaueralJ, 8 lil.au?, 0 Oll'i tin, 5 OlUmlriiie, 4 (MfcTie, 'i JiKersttn. 1 Ilurke. 8 Ki'iiton, 3 HaiiM'U, Vivaldi. Mr.Maiilitol, Ilia in hi.

1 kCiJoka, 1 Totall 41 Total! 88 14 12 Krrura Orey a. MiManleal, Vivaldi, Mc- Permott, Ilurke (Florin 4 Klgone 711 Allan, Lane (Com-yt Thri'f li.iae bits Oh- lHKhtr, Lane. Two-baa bita Ftnton, vin- ri-ut. Ebe 2. Kun batted In By lnceut.

i'ltcr (2). Kcraten Nelson (2). Gallagher tiii. El. 2), Un.lrlne 121.

tint baa on called ball Blanch! u. Cook 1. Btrurk out Ily Keraten (2), Bianchl. lionble playa nurk to I'enton. lluna Miponalbl for Uiauchl 8, Cooke 8.

Stolen haae Land-Hire, Lane, Nelaon. Credit victory to Kcr atcn. Charge defeat to Bianchl. Left on bae Coocya 12; t'lorl A Klgonea B. l'aaavd ball Elrt, McManlifal (8).

Wild rltch Hlambl 3. Time 2h, 15m. Umpire Sclialler. Oaks Sign Tall Southpaw Hurler For Next Season Charles W. Hockelt, a big young left-handed pitcher reB'ding ut Sea-attle has been signed by the Oakland Club on the rerommendatlon of O'Rourke, old-time major league playtr who hat) aunt many players up from tho.

Northwest. Hockett in nix feet three inches lull and but twenty years old. O'Rourke says ho has all kinds of m-ei and a good curve bell. While tho young hurlcr naturally lacks experience -O'Rourke believes that with a little schooling, Hockett will develop into a wonder. "If this big youngster don't make good 1 won't recommend any more pia.veis,'Jeays O'Rourke.

The latter was a fumous catcher in the majors In the old days and now is a prosperous business man of Seattle. He la" an old friend of Manager Howard of the Oaks and it' was on this account he induced Hockett to sign with the Oaks. Roth Del and Ivan Howard have left for a visit at Angeles and vicinity for a few weeks, While in the south they will keep a sharp lookout for likely players and may land a man or two for the Oaks. CBIS NELSONS WIN The Crls Nelson Paints defeated the Zenith Mill Juniors yesterday at Lazear playground by a score of IK to. 7.

The Nelson's ran wild in the thirds, fourth, and fifth frames and gathered a total of fourteen runs in theme innings. ZENITH UIIXB JHH.ICHKIS NliLSllN CO-. AB. R. U.I AB.

It. rallaban. rf. 0 fllllamoa. 1 0 Kallno, Grirnth, p-aa.

fi llSouza, 8l.ucliar. lll'erry. -llMantUy. rf-p. ill lea.

Olrarvallw, Hb. Oeary, 5 Itoeber Hatfrty, 3b-n. Iirelhai-b, cf. 4 a 4 Avilla, p. Olaon If.

lll'ctfratn. rf-p. Gebbardt. If. ...42 Till Totals.

48 18 18 Summary: ltl rune, 15 blU. 80 at bat ntt flrlffilli In 5 inniiiKn. taken wit Iu flth. 0on. -e iml 7 Tirna lt lilta H6 bat off fe terain In 7 IuuIuks, lalteu cut in Stir, on, t'.

EasyG 30 0 0 AMERICAN DIVISION. RESULTS YESTERDAY, Del Monte Cafe 6, Melrose Merchants 0, Oakland Parlor, No. 50, N. S. G.

IS; Hnyward Boosters, 9. Durant Motors 10, C. L. Beat Tractors 9. Chevrolet Motors Magnavox STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Club Won. Lost. Pet. Del Monte Cafe a 0 1.000 Durant Motors 2 1.000 Chevrolet Motors 11 .500 C. L.

Best Tractors. 11 .500 Magnavox 1 1 .600 Oakland N. S. G. 1 1 .500 Hnyward Boosters 0 2 .000 Melrose Merchants 0 2 .000 NATIONAL DIVISION.

RESULTS YESTERDAY. Maxwell Hardware 3, Thomas Wilson Company 2. Calatone Water Company, 9, Pleasanton Merchants 4. Shattuck Avenue Merchants 8, Richmond Bankers 2. Coney Drug Store 14, Florio Figonl Hardware 1.

STANDING OF TnE CLUBS. Club Won. Lost. Pet Calatone Water 2 Shattuck Ave. Mchts.

2 0 0 1 1 1-1 2 2 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .500 .500 .000 .000 Coney Druse Store 1 F. N. B. 1 Maxwell Hardware. 1 Pleasanton Mchts 1 Florio Figonl 0 Thomas K.

Wilson. 0 COAST DIVISION. RESUITS YESTERDAY. Coast Tire Rubber 18, Walter X. Moore 4.

Frultvalo Eagloa 8, Tlrdcn Puckers 4 Zenith Mill A Immber 5, Lee Bertilllon Hatters 4. Crystal Laundry 16, Del Monte Packers 0. STANDING OF THE CLUBS. Club Won. Lost.

Pet. Coast Tire Co 3 0 1.000 Crystal Lanndry 2 1.000 Frultvalo F. O. E. 2 0 1.000 Zenith Mill Lumber 2 1.000 Bertilllon 0 3 .000 Del Monte 0 2 .000 Walter N.

Moore 0 2 .000 Vlrden Packing 0 2 .000 CLASS LEAGUE. CALIFORNIA DIVISION RESULTS YESTERDAY. Rixdoii Bakers 20, Oatland CaniD. W. O.

5. Rainbow Barbers 13, St. Joseph's Boilnlity 10. West Berkeley McrchanU Kpflsler'a Army Store 3. Key System Mechanics Florio Figonl Hardware 4.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS-Club- W. L. Pet Rainbow Barbers 2 1.000 Rlsdon Bakery 2 1.000 W. Berk. Merchants.

.30 1.000 Key System Mechanics 11. St. Joscjn's 1 1 Florio A Figonl 2 Keeslcr's Army Store. 0 2' Oakland W. O.

3 EASTERN DIVISION RESULTS YESTERDAY. Dwiaht-Shattucls MerchanU Old Orchard Camp, W. O. 5. -St.

Joseph's Athletic Club 10, Forest Camp, W. 7. -College) Avenue. Merchants 10 Kream Bread 2. Knlfthu of Pythias 8, United Dry Cleaners 4.

1 I STANDING OF THE CLUBS. -v W. L.v PCt Mchts. 2 1.000 St, Joseph's A. 2 0 Collerje Avo Mchts 11 Forest Camp W.O.W, 11 Knltjhts ol Pythias 1 1 Old Orchard 1 1 Kream Bread' 0 2 United Dry Cleaners, 0 2 1.000 .500 .600 .500 .000 .000 -v English Organize "New Sporting Clufc English sportsmen are open to new Ideas.

A sports club on the lines of American country clubs is the aim of an organization launched at Devon. .500 erchants 5-0 McNamara, Given Lead, Hurls Gilt Edge Ball; Tapson is Star. Tbe Del Monte Cafe nine maintained their leadership in tho American Division yesterday, the Durant Motors being the only club to share the top rung of the lad' der with Otto Egenberger'a club. The Del Monte scored a well earn ed 6-0 win mr thS Melrose Mer Namara hurling a wonderful brand of ball to allow the Merchants but four hits. Feeley the Melrose Merchants showed considerable In the chucking department, fanning eleven of tho Del Monte boys but his teammates failed to give him a run upon which to work.

The Del Monte scored one In the first when Foster singled with one out, sole second and scored on Kyte single: Feranaez of the Melrose Merchants was Injured In the lirst Inning when Combatalade fell, on him when trying to make third and liizzo replaced him. Fernandez was allowed to return to-the game in the eighth Inning as a pinch hitter ana hit into a triple piay. lapson to Harrington to Kyte. It was the only time throughout the game that McNamara appeared to be in danger. Tapson played a great game for the winners, connecting lor three hita ana scoring three runs.

Kuss Hail, Cincinnati acout, viewed tne game from stand, ma. iiuaxis cak mkleosb merch. Ab.tt.U.I AB.B.U. deary, rf n'uater. If CmbUada, Sb iyts, ib Uairiuitton, I XapaoD, 'it Atilf, cf Beall.

llfernandai. It ItlUiuu, rf llouaivao, 2b ljitoie, cf li -lijuiiea, Kb 81 met, lb Willi, r(, it 2AlilKreD, I c-iAlauwda, l'eely, i Totala ....3 8 121 Totals ....21 0 4 Krrora Uarriugton, Sulllvau, Viucl. Tlnau-Luxe lilts AUIgreu. Kuua batted In By iicall Kyte. Sacrifice hits Combatalidt, Hills, Alilgren.

Baae uu balla McNaiuan i. Struck out By McNamara 8. Taely 11. plaj a Sullivan to Ablgren to' Viucl; Billa to Viucl; Kyte to Bcall to Combatalade to Kyte. Triple play Tapaon to Harrington to Kyte, Rune rcBponalble for fitly S.

Stolen bnaea Kaater Tapon. Bui-llvun. I.fft on baaes D. M. C.

M. 4. PasKprt ball Alaniedt, Time lbr. 45m. Umpire Zimmerman.

A VC'lYlChtSe Defeat Kream Bread The College Avenue Merchants defeated the Kream Bread nine yesterday afternoon by a score of 10 to 2. the Kream Bread's booting six and getting but the same number of hits off the delivery of Mc-Carron. The winners pounded the delivery of Hasenpusch for a total of thirteen safe drives. KUEAil BREAD, COL. AVE.

ItCBTS. It. II. It. H.

E. Cfimnbell 1 1-0 Rofr. 0 1 Ouwarskr. 0 1 R. lisnph, lb 1 2 8inokor, 0 1 Campbell, rt.

0 1 Wluir. 1 1 Murray, 2 Kairbnka. 2 OlDempaey. lb 1 8 2IHowland, 1 0 O'Konra. rf 1 2 OlMcCarron.

2 1 Corhett, 0,1 O. Urnipch. p. 0 0 Ahrott. llaivran, llecreraao, 0 9 McUlnou, 1,0 Total 2 ,10 13 SICT OP TtKTII .110.0 suit oof.u raowNS n.tMi iOI.I 1IUIU(K WOBK ft.UO DR.

F. L. STOW 1-144 San I'nblo Ave Wnndnrnrd Ill Room 20, Opi.oaltei Hall 1'lnia. W. vs.

Mclroso Merchants at lllgh and East Tenth street, 2:13 p. m. Durant Motors vs. Hafward. Boosters at Hayward Boosters' Park, 2:15 p.

m. COAST DIVISION Lee Bertilllon Hatters vs. Coast Tire Rubber Co. at Fifty-fifth Ave. and Fourteenth, 2:15 p.

in AValter N. Mooro Company vs. Fruitvale No. 1375 at Ninety-eighth 2:15 p. m.

Del Mnnto Packers No. vs. Zenith Mill Lumber at Lock wood School, Sfxty-iilntH-Ave. and East Fourteenth, 2:15 p. in.

Vlrden Fucking Co. vs. Crystal Laundry at Oakland Coast League Park, 2:15 a Shattuck Ave. Merchants Beat Richmond The Shattuck Avenue Merchants defeated the First National Bank team of Richmond yesterday afternoon at San Pablo park by "a score of 8 to 2 In a well played game. It was a far better game that the one sided score indicates and It was not until the sixth Inning that the Shattuck Avenue team stepped out into a real lead.

Iho winners were the first to score, putting over one tally In the iiiwiiu lungvio v.u. uiJ 4,1 wiu tiiitu, The Merchants took the lead again. In the fifth and in the sixth bunched five hits to score four runs. Chick llufey likewise broke into the home run clas-m tha fifth frame. In the sixth inning Daniels, Lopez and C.

Hafey Blngled and Van Kleek raised a sacrifice fly to left scoring Danieis. Williams singled and all runners Bcored when Douney let tha ball get by him. ff. N. BIx.

UlCIWn.tS. AVE. UKUCPIANTS All. It. 11.

1 AU.H.U. Baker, rt llWIillams, cf I Korku, 8b liltoberta, If JlS. Ilafey, 3b 5 Oll'almgrlu, I 5 O.Horba, 4 lIDaoiela. 2b lll-opea. lb IIC.

Hafey. P-rf 4 SiVan Klc-eck. rf 1 Douney. It arker. lb Ma mi, a liamlucol.

cf Austin, Hansen, 3b liuuter, Totals ....32 2 8l Totolt 38 8 11 lirrura Haniluocl (2), llounry (F. iN. H. 3): Hunter. Daniels, falniRrin (S.

A. M. 3i. runa 5 blta 2i et bat oft C. Hafey in 7 Inn.

Ilnine runa I'autrlH, C. Ilafey. Three- liee lilt Kolwrte, Utwn batted In Hr Daniel. C. lUUf (2).

Wllllania (tl. rt erla (2), Van Uloerk. Whltlon. Sacrifice hit Van Kl'Pck. Iiasc on balla Off Hufcjt 1, Hansen 2, Struck out By Hufcy IS; Hansen 7, Bun rcKpoiielMe for Ilaiuen (I; Hafey 1, Stolen baae Hat) ieln.

Credit victury to Hafoy. Cuurirt iletoat to Hnnsen. Left on base 8. A. F.

N. B. 85m. Col, MICKEY ItKAL KTAIt. Kickey, W.

S. C. halfback, Will be a hard man to keep off th- mythi cal all-NorthWoet eleven this season, according to the form he showed In the Conznga game, (tarrtner Daniels hit a-- jases Smalu. Hare. Kvle.

Coleman, hnmn nniv l.m,. iHs rUh. There Is another Hestoa at Mlchl- the victory to Alhambra crew. So gan, Le Roy Heston of Grants Pass, far this season Alhambra has is now a student at ths unl- ed six games, losing but one con-verslty. tMt at Napa.

1 Credit victory to Humphrey. Chaw' (lufeat to McFadden. Left on baan Durants, Tractors, 13. Passed balls Coleman, Vargas. Wild pitch Humphreys, 2.

lime 2 45 mln. Umpire Vellou. em Winner Over Hardware. Nine The Key -System Mechanics scored a 6 to 4 victory over the Kiorlo Figone Hardware nine No. 2 in the Class league yea-terday In which Lydlatt hurled a neai article of ball for the win-nej, fanning fourteen and work ing easily in the pinches.

Healy of the Key System gath ered three hits" while Williams led the losers with the willow, gathering a like number, two of which went for two bases. K. 8. MULIUNIOI FI0R1Q F1G0NI K.UH.K.I II.L1H.E. llcaly, lb 2 lluiiltlmse, rt 1 0i Larue, rf oinrcfny, lb Ul Mi.lluiia, a 0 Jerome, It l)i 8b William.

Cf 0 Hnrna, lb llArKima, JlTmvere, p. I'luamore, U. Lane Koyfe, lb llmtou, If Owena. cf snowilen, 8b Ljdlatt. Totala 10 81 ToUll 4.

iwo-tinae hlla Wllllania (), Buowilcn. rmamorc. Ktruolt out By I.rillatt 14: Kiwera 10; Klnaniore Credit to 4y4tli ttre ilefeee Klnawnre. Time -il. UHiolie arroll.

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