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drove 125 yards, or 375 feet. from the
eighth tee, carrying the ditch, feat not
often performed by ladies.
The council of the San Rafael Golr Clup
Will offer a trophy to be called the couh-
Gil cup to be played for twice year, anu
to become the property OF the player VINO Wn1,,
wins 1t three times. The first match VIII
To be eligible TO take part In the contest
those who enter must play eighteen holes,
medal play, on the links within two weeks
before the match They must be accom-
panied by a scorer, and the eight players
making the lowest scores will compete
on the following Saturday al eighteen
holes, match play. thus cutting the nelG
down to four competitors On the DAY OF
the match the semi-final round Will be
held in the morning and the winners VIII
compete in the final round in the AFTER
noon. The two players who get into the
final round will thus have thirty-six holes
to play during the day, 1t is expected
that a ladies' cup will be offered under
similar conditions, but the details nave
not yet been arranged. Mrs. j. j. Crooks
will offer a prize for ladies' competition
to take place on July Y.
Among the fourishing clubs In Southern
California chiefly devoted to golf is the
San Diego Country Club, which was re-
organized and incorporated early in 1898
It has a nine-hole course in the northeast
corner of the City Park, ABOUT three
Diego. The main or living room of the
clubhouse Is 40x22 feet and there are
two other rooms and a kitchen. The club
has between seventy and eighty active
members and about twenty nonresident
furnished and spacious enough for the
present needs of the members. The club
house stands on ground belonging to the
club, just outside the limits of the City
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Claire Clair iSS vs. H 4 peokelman's Old Glory; Il: 4
American Eagle; r A. Gaffney's Sir John Ar
nott VS.. A. Ohmeyers Occidental; Murphy &
chaei. J. MeCormick's White Lily VS. George
Smart's silkwood; J. Seggerson's White Chief
vs. E. Burmeisters Warrior; G, Fl McDamieI 14 9rn
Roma VS. J. Quane's Marietta; j. O. Dowd g
Scout VS.. H.; Lynchs Lexington; tG h Lynch nSl,,
ply g. Tolands S Pleasant Girl VS. e. j. Skel-
iy's False Alarm; Harry Aliens Menlo VS..
stitution VS. A. Abercrombie's Irna; P. Bro
phys Benicia Boy VS.. J. Farley's Cash Day;
WILSON, q Lady Herschei; o'Neiii & Hanrahan' $
Promise Me e NJ. Kellogg's Iowa Girl;
Kay & Trant's Lady Ethel vs.. G. H. Bur
feind's Pastime: I. A. Fannings Babe Muir
fPrecita Girl vs. NJ. Tiernan's Persecution;
Trants Innisfalen Hurley & Reillys Ex-
pense vs. Connen Brothers Log Boy; Kay &
F. Bline's Mystic w. c. Glasson's Bor-
ders Valentine; Kay & Trants Eclipse vs.
Fearnot vs.. NJ. Kavanagh's ski; Harry Allen's $
Miss Lois VS.. ]. Kennedy's Wine West; H A.
syIyanus; NJ Tiernan's Mary Ann vs.. Hurley
& Rlelly's Richmond Queen; +; Moran's False
don's Magnetic VS. NJ. Tiernan's Kildare; F.
Morans Bit of Fashion VS. G. Lahusen's Fire
o'NeiTs Pat Reilly; J. o shea's Lily Of the
West VS.. Vice Lynch's Scarfpin; w. c.
Glasson's Terronite vs. a Fanderwhite' &
Cruiser; Handy & Smiths Mona VS.. Hurley &
Reiiiy's Star OF Cuba; d. Shannon's Safeguard
VS. Lowe - Thompson's Patria; j. Lyons Free
Silver Boy VS. Handy e. Smiths Lady Hugo
j Byrne's Olympus NJ. Hanson's L. s..
Conley; II. A. Deckemans Rocker VS.. A F.
Moore s Decency; It. J. Cronin's Depend on
Me VS. H. A. Deckelman's Pet Kirby; J. C.
O'Donnells Las Palmas J. Byrnes Battle
ship; Chella & Gaffney's Golden Russell vs.
A Massey Hadiwist; ]. ]. Edmonds Morn
ing Glory VS.. Hoar Courtneys Douglass; J.
Kesnan's Royal Buck J. Perry's Commo-
dore Nash; Russell, Allen & Wilson'S Belle
Clair VS.. Lerkey & Rocks Minerva; G. Lahu-
sens Wheel of Fortune Connell Brothers
ST Helen; Connell Brothers Senorita VS.. Con-
nell Brothers Nanny Pleasant; A. Johnson 3
Tod Sloan vs. Lowe Thompson's Quickstitch;
A. Ohneyer's Fleetfoot M Cavanagh' 8
Hard Lines; E. Kip's Cuckoo VS.. R. Attridge s
Charming May; Handy & Smiths Free and
Easy VS.: B. Woods Blacknight; r. Attridge s
Masterpiece VS.. Sterl & Knowles wag: Lord &
Herbst's Revolver vs. T. Bfeslins Rosebud; A.
Johnson's Bald Eagle VS.. Bartei brothers
Macs Melody; E. M. Kelloggs Iowa Maid VS..
H. H. Craigs Terronette; J. Perrys Black
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HANDICAP WON
IN FAST TIME

NEW YORK, July 14.-The handicap,
mile and quarter, the third race on the
card, was the feature at Brighton Beach
to-day. Decanter was the favorite at 2
to 1, but George Boyd was heavily backed
knight of the Garter upset the talent.
however, by taking the track at the fall
of the flag, making all the running and
winning handily by a length and a half
in the good time of 2:06 2-5. Decanter was
second, length before George Boyd. Re
ults:
Six furlongs-Montanic won. Maribert second
Trumpet third. Time, ia 3-5
Selling, five furlongs-Decide won. Exit sec
ond, Emigree third. Time. 1903 3-5
Mile and a quarter-Knight of the Garter
won, Decanter second, George Boyd third
Time. 2:0s 20
Selling. five MISUNDERSTANDING won, Affect
second, Fluke third. Time 1:01 1-5.
One mile-The Kentuckian won. Wait Not
second Sir Hubert third. Time. 1:h 20.
Mile and siXteenth-El Proval won, Cap
tain Siesbee second, Grey Jacques third Time
1850.
ST. LOUIS. July H.-san Cecilia and imp.
King Gold were the only winning favorites
Track fast Results:
Maiden two-year-oId f1lies. five furlongs-
San Cecilia won Rose Caron second. Cotal
third Time. 1:04.
Selling six furlongs-Hohenstauffen won.
Villnlar second, Lula w third. Time, 1:1612.
Selling, six and half furlongs-Imp. King
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A CUP FOR
THE BEST OF
THE GOLFERS
SAN RAFAEL CLUB TROPHY
To Be Competed for Twice a
Year and Must Be Won
Three Times in All.

At present the San Rafael Golf Club is
manifesting much more activity than any
other Of the local clubs. The tournament
on the 1st, Sd, 4th and Sth of this month
comprised nine-hole medal play competi-
tions for caddies, children and ladies and
an eighteen-hole medal play contest for
men, There were also driving compet-
tons for all four classes, an approaching
competition for men and mixed foursomes.
The ladies' driving contest took place last
Saturday afternoon after the conclusion
of the mixed foursomes, the following
ladies taking part: Mrs. R. G. Brown,
Mrs ]. J. Crooks. Mrs. f. H. Green, Mrs
F. S. Johnson, Mrs. w. Bush Mrs. Denis
Donohoe, Mrs. ]. F. Burke. Miss Eleanor
Morrow, Miss c. Smedberg and Miss
Therese c. Morgan. Miss Eleanor Nor
row won with drive of 270 feet. Mrs r.
Gilman Brown being second with drive
of 267 feet. Earlier in the afternoon Miss
Eleanor Morrow. playing in foursome,
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FLYING FOX WINS
ECLIPSE STAKES
Duke Of Westminster's Great
Horse Adds Another to His
Long List Of Victories.

LONDON, July 14.-At the first day of
the Sandowne Park summer (Eclipse)
meeting to-day Sir r. Waldie Griffith $
Swirl, ridden by Tod Sloan, won the Dill
Ion selling plate of 200 sovereigns Six
teen horses ran. The betting was 10 TO
against Swirl
The Duke of Westminster's Flying Fox,
winner of this years Derby, the Two
Thousand Guineas and the Prince of
Wales stake. won the Eclipse stakes. The
Duke of Westminsters Frontier was sec
ond and Prince Soltykoff's Minus third.
The Eclipse stakes are of 1000 sovereigns
the owner of the second horse to receive
800 sovereigns, the owner of the third
horse to receive 100 sovereigns and the
nominator of the winner 500 sovereigns
out of the stakes.
Sloan finished first on Blacksmith in the
Great Kingston two-year-old race. LOcas-
ia was second and Bourne Bridge was
third. Twelve horses ran. The distance
was five furlongs. The betting was to
against Blacksmith.
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LARGEST COURSNG STAKE IN AMERICA.
DEER and DOVE SEASON OPENS TO-DAY.
MANY DOGS
WILL COURSE
AT INGLESIDE
LARGEST STAKE EVER HELD
One Hundred and Thirty-Two
Dogs Entered for Reopen
ing Of the Park.

Inglesde Coursing Park will be thrown
open to the leashmen to-day after four
months of inactivity. The stake attracted
1872 entries, the largest number ever re
ceived in America. The total prize
money will be $3.50, divided as follows: To
the winner. s120; runner-up, $50; third. $50;
two at $37 50 each; four at $25: eight at
ST 50; sixteen at $12 50, and thirty-three
at S..
P J. Reilly will judge, while Harry
Murray will act as slipper. Owing to the
number of races the sport will commence
both to-day and tomorrow at 10 a. M
The draw resulted as follows:
l22-dog stake-A. Orosco's Crusoe vs. ].
Cooney's Black Hawk; ]. McCormick's Wood
bine S. Hoopers Koolawn; D. Shannon S
Soubrette vs. j. P. Thrifts- Forget; J. Keen
ans Master Gordon VS.. H. A. Deckeman s
Glen Chloe; J. Deans Belle of Anderson VS. J.
Kennedy,s Lily Wheeler; J. P. Thrift's Trail
er E. Burmeister's Winning Ways; P.
Herrins Fair Play VS.. T Gibson's Gripman
H. Webber's Decorator VS. NJ. Michaliki S
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great Santa Monica road race recently
out of ninety-six starters. Lennie, Os-
tendorf, Lacey, knippenberg and the rest
of the Bay City colony in Los Angeles
are all doing well.
Champion Jimmy Michael has not given
up hopes of becoming a jockey, as was
reported. At Torrington, Conn, on July
f. he was first in two events against a
good field.
Eddie Bald, the short-distance cham
pion, is again riding in his old form in
the East. and the only one who can give
him a tussle in finish seems to be Floyd
Mcfarland. the speedy Californian.
Joe w. Kingsley. the Olympic relay
rider, is residing at present at Klama-
thon, in the extreme northern part of
the State. In the cycle events at Sissons
on July he won all the open events,
likewise a match with the local cham
pion Caldwell. and this after not having
been on a wheel for over two months.
Great are the Olympians.
The annual banquet of the Cycle Board
of Trade will be held at Jules on the goth
inst. James M. Hamilton a past master
in such affairs, has the arrangements in
hand.
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where some work might be done upon
her.
Last Sunday Commodore T. L. Hill of
the San Francisco Yacht Club cruised In
There was fair wind on the trip up,
but on the return the breeze was light
between and in the evening. A. Suth-
erland's sloop Catherine. the sloop Twi-
light and E. c., .Bartlett's yawl Frolic
were also out sailing. Secretary and Mrs:
e. c. Bartlett have been living aboard
the Frolic in the cove at Tiburon.
"A meeting of the Belvederee committee
Venice" in charge was held recently in
the Corinthian clubhouse. subcom-
authorities of the California Northwest
ern Railway ana learn what support the
company will give the project.
On the 29th inst. the California yachts
men will pay a return visit to the Corin-
thfans at Tiburon. where Corinthian
dinner vii. be spread under the superin-
An entertainment will be given after
ward.
will enjoy a barbecue at the drawbridge,
and the CALIFORNIA; will hold their annual
regatta for the. Wallace trophy. :, The
PTneipa eonseStantS IN Class slow will be
tolus. E N Walter and Laughland
Brothers slooP, Embla. H. s. Pratt's
in Glass 1 the contestants will include
Secretary r. L. Eames' sloop Surf L. 8.
Sherman's sloop Royal, 9. A Tarnberg' s
sIoop Surprise, G. tum Students sloop Re
gina, T. Turnbull's sloop Daisy, E. G.
Gales sloop Secret and the sloop u & l.
Last year the only two entries for the
Wallace trophy were the sloops Edna and
Embla. the former of which won by
IL minutes and 25 seconds. without call
culating small time allowance to which
she was entitled.
The trophy was presented to the Cali
fornia Yacht Club In 1896 as perpetual
oh hV w C Wallace who
was at one time secretary of the club
and a keen yachtsman. In 1895 1t was
won by the late E. A. Won Schmidt's cut
ter Whirlwind. In 1897 the sloop Emba
beat the sloop Edna by minutes on act
ual sailing time, but the Edna being en-
the winner by 81 seconds. The Edna is
the present holder of the trophy. and
bids fair to retain It for another year.
as E. F. Sagar will spare no effort to
insure victory and will have the assist
ance Of an excellent crew.
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JACK DAILY
IS BESTED
BY KEARNS
KNOCKED OUT IN TWELFTH
The Winner Now in Line TO
Fight Frank Erne for the
Championship.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


NEW YORK, July 14.-Tim Kearns OF
Boston knocked the wind out of JACK
DAILY of Wilmington in less than twelve
rounds before the Broadway Athletic CIup
tonight Kearns is now entitled to meet
the lightweight champion, Frank Erne OF
Buffalo.
Kearns and Daily met for twenty-five
round bout at 137 pounds. Johnny White
was the referee, and the boys boxed strict
ly under Marquis of Queensberry rules.
Kearns persistently played for the BODY,
and each time he landed DAILY WINGED ana
jumped away. DAILY tried to keep his op,
ponent at arms length with his lett ana
attempted to throw his right across al
most simultaneously, but kearns got IN
side the leads or went to close quarters
% hard right smash from. DAILY, cut
Kearns' left eye in the fourth round ana
in the fifth left tab, split his right eye
brow. No sooner had the blood trickleq
down KearnS face than the Boston lad
shot his left to Days right optic ana eQl
it just as severely, paly went l I0r ~ tile rie
floor Kearns got up at close quarters
and pummeled Daily hard and taSt ~, WeaE7 we Sa15
ening the latter so that only the Dell sd Gu
I'm In The Seventh DAILY landed a right
swinging smash on Kearns Jaw, Wn;sn I'm
dazed the latter, and 1t looked as SINE II tne
round f'ou with good judgment -. -,
In the next lew IOLlldo III iSA
mace. forcing Daily to break ground con,
tinualiy and frequently the Delaware iad a,ci
boring in with both hands on the body.
DAILY was very weak as he came up for
the eleventh, and he got all the worst OF
the argument In the twelfth Kearns
bored in with body blows and DAILY was
forced to clinch repeatedly. DAILY backed
into his own corner. where Kearns threw
his left into the stomach and quickly
brought 1t UP with an uppercut on the
chin. flooring DAILY.
Jack fell fat on his back on the moor
of the ring, where he remained. Time OF
round two minutes fifteen seconds.
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WILL RACE FOR
WALLACE TROPHY
Yaehtsmen Of the California
Club to Hold Their An
nual Regatta To-Day.

The yachtsmen have been taking mat
ters easily since the recent holiday
cruises. Last Saturday and Sunday were
omen dates on the programmes of all the
clubs. and the San F'ranciscos and Corin-
thians have nothing scheduled for to-day
or tomorrow. Last Sunday several of
the Tiburon and Sausalito yachts went
out for short cruises, but the wind was
so light that some of them experienced
a little difficulty in making their moor
ings H r. Simpkins new yawl Tramon-
tana went out cruising. and on Monday
was drawn up on the beach at Tiburon,
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HARNESS RACES.

PEORIA, ILL.,. July 1.-THE closing
days races of the Peoria Trotting Asso-
citation were driven in a oriZzling rain
over very soft track. Results:
2:25 trot. purse s1ooO-will Ask won IN straight
heats Best time. 21s. Granite second, Eva
Lou third. Billy Anshire fourth. Stella w.
Hopper Grass. Mart Allerton and John l. fin
ished named.
2:20 pace, purse s1OOo-Ami1y Ed won second.
third and fourth heats and the Best
time, 2:15k. Rotha second, Sallie Taylor
Novak and Mollie o finished as named.
800 trot q pace, purse sTb Qocal)-Jessie X
won. Best time. 2:2s. Charlie Hofer second
Doilie r third. Joker, Salem and Tony Rider
also started
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Gold won, Whisper Low second Fourth Ward
third. Time. :23.
Two miles-Ed Farrell won, Crockett second,
Kodak third. Time. 3:33A.
Selling. two-year-olds, six furlongs.Hach-
meister wen Silent Friend IL second. Sidbow
third. Time 1:1611.
Selling. mfle-Eitholin Won. kisne second
DR.. Graves third. Time, 1:42 3-5.
CHICAGO, July 4.-Weather at Hawthorne
cloudy: track fast Results:
Six furlongs three-y year-old maidens, selling
Kastain won Ramlet second, Jim W third
Time, 1:15A.
Five and a half furlongs, two-year- -ods, sell
fng-Decoy won. Merle second, MaharaJah
third. Time :0Si4.
Seven furlongs, three-year- -olds-Helen's Pet
won. Bonriber second Brigade third. Time,
1:27H.
Mile and an eighth seIlng-Egbart won Rob
ert Bonner second. Elkin third. Time, 1:53%4.
One miIe-Jolly Roger won. Jim McCleevy
second, Dutch Comedian third. Time 1:41A.
Five and half furlongs. two-year-olds, sell
lng-Unsightly won. Erlay dor second, Nettie
Regent third Time. los.
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FOUND A CARRIER PIGEON

A carrier pigeon, wearing band with
the registry number "a So was found on
one of the Sausalito boats yesterday by
the son of John S. Bruce, 2530 Cough
street The bird was dead. The band
has been placed in the hands of Secretary
Hemelright of the Pigeon and Homing
Society
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Big EUEr6S IN 6pE WoRcD OF SPORT

Park. It faces the ninth green. SO that
players can be seen from the clubhouse
al starting and finishing. With the aid
of field glass the whole course may be
watched
The course is roughly triangular and
has various hazards, such as bunkers.
network wire fence. and protecting the
ninth hole a precipitous ravine; The
ravtne, known as canon du dtable. Is
the Dete noir of novice and expert alike.
To reach the opposite side requires clean
carry of 126 yards. AS a rule ladies play
round the head of this ravine, but men
try to drive clear over it. The putting
greens are of rolled sand and adobe,
which makes an excellent substitute for
grass in San Diego's arid climate. They
are from fifty to seventy feet in diam
eter.
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COMES FROM THE
TEXAS LEAGUE
First Baseman O'Connor Plays
That Position for the
Capital City Team.

The Oakland and Sacramento ball teams
will wind up series of six games at Rec
reation Park tomorrow afternoon The,
two teams played three games at Sacra-
mento last week and the Dudes lost tvs
OF them. They will now have a chance to
redeem themselves in one game on their
home grounds and two on the local dia-
mond. Hutchinson has joined the Oak
land team and will play first base in the
coming series. The team has been weak
at the initial corner ever since the opening
of the season, and first-base errors nave
cost them more games than all the other
blunders of the team combined. With Ghc
veteran Hutchinson on EWing's pay roll
the Dudes ought to show a marked i'm
provement. The Sacramentos have an
other first baseman in the person OF Mr..
O'Connor of the Austin Crex) League
Club. He comes to California with a rec
ord for aggressiveness on the diamond.
He was one of the star players Of the
Texas League, an organization by the
way. that has sent many crack ball-toss-
ers to California.
Following is the lineup for the game
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Antipodean Wheelman Arrives.

VANCOUVER, B. c., July 14-Alfred
Goodson amateur bicycle champion of
Australia, arrived from Sydney to-day OF
the Aorangi to represent the Cornstalks
at the worlds championship bicycle meet
at Montreal
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Civsa away with each cash want adver-
hsement ordered IN pext Sundays Call, q
magnificent portrait of Admdrof Dswsy.
printed in fsn cotcrs. size f4x2f iOchss.
ready for framing.
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LEyER AMATEUR HoRsEMEN OF BURLINGAME


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Will
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The First and the Latest Yachts
to Contest the America Cup, In next
Sundays Call.
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Chief vs. F. A. McComb's Royal Plush; "a
Massev's Hazel Dell VS. Corkery Hogan
High Dice A. Massey's Hot Stuff VS.. F. MO-
rams Flying Faster.
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Clubs R. H E.
Boston
FEas9erk Bat9eriesNichois ana Clarke chesboro and
Sehriver. Umpires-Lynch and Connolly.
NEW YORK, July H-To-day's game ended
in a sensational manner Chicago had three
tie Two strikes had been called WoIverton
when MCGUIRE let the ball get by him II
rolled about five feet, but Demontreville tried
to steal home and out by close shave.
Mertes tried TO from second on a bunt
in the sixth and also caught. McJames
pitched great ball at critical points, while
Griffith up to his usual standard Attend
ance, 800. Score:
Clubs R. H E.
Chicago .........................-.. 8
Pate Batteyries-Grtffith and Donahue; McJames
and Farrell and Mcclure. Umpires-Emslie and
Mcdonald.
for Baltimore to-day in one-sided game
Pitcher Bates hit over the heart by
pitched ball in the second inning and seemed
| to be badly hurt. but after time resumed play
and pitched the game out. Attendance. I17+-
Score:
Clubs R. H. E.
Baltimore ..........,.................H IL
Batteries-Hiii and crishan; Bates and
| WASHINGTON. July 14-Louisville played a
| fast game to-day and by hitting Mercer's
| delivery for bases in the third inning.
Attendance, lS0o. Score:
Clubs R. H. E
Washington ..---..............-..... 10
| =
Batteries-Mercer and Kittredge: Woods.
| Philippi and thinner. Umpres-Snyder and
| Smith
NEW YORK. July 14-The ST. Louis team
defeated the New Yorks in interesting game
to-day. The locals made three times many
| hits the visitors but three OF the latters
hits were made at the right time. Attendance.
800 Score;
clubs R H. E
New YORK II
ST. Louis
Batteries-Meekin and Warner; Young and
OConnor Umpires-Manassau and hunt
PHILADELPHIA July 1.-THE Phillies de-
feated Cincinnati to-day in exciting game
The bad feature of the contest was the
tinuous wrangling OF both teams In the fifth
inning Umpire Latham compelled TO
move both Captain Cooley and Dusty Miller
for constant Kicking. Subsequently Miller
began to abuse Latham from the bench and he
was removed from the grounds. Stefnfelt
rendered unconscious for nearly five minutes
in the third inning a result of collision
with Lajoie at second base. Attendance 4493.
Score.
Clubs r. H Z.
Philadelphia ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Is
| Batteries-Phillips. Hawley and Wood Piatt
Donahue and Mcfarland. Umpire-Latham.
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Irish stew Is dish never seen In Ire
land.
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SUPERBAS BEAT
THE ORPHANS
Pittsburg Shut Out by Bos-
tons, Making but a
Single Base Hit.
NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDING.

BOSTON July LIT a pitchers battle
to-day between Nichols and Chesboro, and the
former was strong enough to keep the Pitts
turgs down to a solitary hit. Both teams
played a strong fielding game. the Champions
not making an error. Attendance 1000. Score:
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NOT READY
FOR A SPIN
SUDDEN CHANGE OF PLANS
More Alterations Found NeeeS-
sary Before. the Brush
With the Britannia.

Special Cable to The Call and the New f9rk fnrN
Herald Copyrighted 1Sss' by IaNies wv
don Bennett.
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DOINGS OF DOG FANClERS.

Batteries-PhiIIips. HawIey and Wood; Piatt
Donahue and Mcfarland. Umpire-Latham
Twice-a-week plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1895-1913, 1899-01-03

lutte. A short reception win follow in
the state salon, after which the Ameri-
can generals and naval commanders
will go to the Hotel Inglaterra to re-
view column of United States troops.
Lieut. Wade, the son of Mai. Gen.
Wade, will raise the American flag over
MORO castle, and Fitzhugh Lee, Jr.,
over Cabanas fortress. 1t appears that
the Spanish naval authorities have Of
fered to sell privately the signal flags,
stats and other aids to navigation at
MORO castle. When the United States
military commissioners heard of 1t,
Brig. Gen. Clous protested to Capt. Gen.
Castellanos. The latter, who said he
was quite unaware of any such attempt,
promptly issued orders to the contrary.
ST. Paul VIII Celebrate.
st. Paul, Dec. 31.-Mayor Kiefer has
issued proclamation asking the peo-
pie of st. Paul to display the national
flag on Sunday The stars and stripes
are to be displayed in celebration of
the final evacuation of Cuba by the
Spanish soldiers.