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The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08

NEW YORK. Sept. 7.-sheepshead Bay en-
tries:
First race. six furlongs of Futurity course.
two-year-old maidens-St. Valentine 112 Pol
Roger 112. Phaser 112. Blackamoor 112, Octo-
bank 49, Brooklyn 112, Midshipman 49, Rob
Roy 109 Grapsus 100. Blytheness 109 Briar
Thorpe 100, Responsive 100. Armenia 100.
GaInestress 1O9 Cedar Rapids 100.
Second race, six and half furlongs main
track, selling-Mary Worth 100. Athlana 90
Cappamoore 104, Canajoharie los, Oclawaha
100 Alabarch l04. Ennui 1O4 Tam o. O'Shanter
lob, Operator los, Toscan lib, Forward 100
Young Henry 115. Castalian LOG. Cameron Ios
Stuyve 1o2. Irene Lindsey 90. Ascension 100
Foxy Kane 101. Mary Street 103.
Third race five AMI half furlongs Of Fu-
turity course, The Bells-Fine Art 100, Mem
ories 10I. Sonoma Belle 100. Golden Drop no.
Tepee 100, Palette 107, Graceful 107, Little EN-
100 Ishlana l15, Burdette 100. Ocean Tide 115
Marmee 100. Possession 115. Monsoon 100. Mi
mosa no. Hortensia 10.
Fourth race, mile and three furlongs
The September-Beverly 103. The Picket 126
Duke Of Kendall 120, Africander 12e
Fifth race. one mile and rurlong. selling
Dark Planet 81. Mabel Richardson 1o3. Baron
Pepper 1o7. Carbunele 107, Wild Pirate 9e
East Kelston 93, Hoodwink 102, Sir Roche 10o
Lord Turco 92, knight of the Garter 91. Sc
tauket 101. The Rhynler 100. Thornycroft IS,
Satire 10S Beverly SO. Rocky 90.
turf. handicap-Duke of Kendall 12o. yellow
Tail III. Conundrum 113 Rostapd lib, Tribes
ham Queen 11o. Stamping Ground los. Car
buncle 107. Kalif 107. StonewalI 105, Leader
105, Jane Kay 104. Damon 103, Brigand IO3
Agnes d 1o0 Colonsay 9S. Mohcan 80.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
By the New York Telegraph.
First race - All Right, Blacka-
moor, st. Valentine.
Second race-Irene Lindsay, Cam
eron, Alabarch.
Third race-ocean Tide, Mimosa,
Little En-.
Fourth race - Africander, The
Picket, Duke of Kendall.
Fifth mcknight of the Garter,
Setauket, Baron Pepper.
Sixth race - Leader, Stamping
Ground, Payne.
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ENTRIES FOR TUESDAY.

First race-(special Drummers)- Harry p
Candy Joe, Duke Cameo, Charles s. Yolo BeIie
Second race, 2:30 class. trotting-Iouise CO.
ner. Sproul. Rosie WoOdburn, DolIexa lima Z
Donnibrook, Moor Rose. Get Away Jupiter Isl
Third race, five furlongs, selling All ages
C5142) Royal 1l2. (5l5O) Hercules 10 1514Sl
Nonzollern 1l2 CbO6D Ship Me 100. (5126,
Skirmish 100
Fourth race, one mile, selling 3-year-old and
ard-C5159)Cambaceres 1O7, (5I59) IIlowa h.
10 (5I29) Constellator ITO. $3.50 Anvil or
Firth race hve.eghths mile. 2-year-old III
(4235) Miss May Bowdish 1o3 (5146) MetIakatls
10. (5153) Eva d 100, (5139) Virgins lO3,
$3.50 Anne Marie 1l5.
sixth race. three-quarters of a mile, selling.
3-year-old and up-(5l55 Teufel 10. (5I23)
Miss Vera 10. t5164) Bill Young 1O5. C5154)
MaIanaouet los (A154) Elhn King no (5I57)
TIandura los, f5I5s) The Miller 105. C5123) Myr-
tie II 10, C5l62) Light Braid los, (5l55) Dwight
Way ll0
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the track. Thousands of persons
swarmed across the track to the scene of
the accident, believing that both horse
and driver were seriously injured, but
both escaped with a few scratches Doble
went before the judges and claimed that
he had been interfered with, but as he
made no specific charge the judges, after
a long consultation decided that The Ro-
man was distanced. Summary:
:, 2:8o pace. purse S30OO-King Direct won
three straight heats in 3:09h, 2:09A, 2:09A
Elastic Pointer also started
Z;l4 pace, purse S15o0-Sagwa won three
straight heats in 2:I1 u 2:13I5 2:15X Kiowa
and Alvin r also started
:, Hartford Futurity. foals of 1900 two in
three, purse $T500-Sadie Nc won the second
and third heats in 2:12% 211k. Ethel 5
Pride won the first heat in 2:141a. Lord Rob
started
2:19 trot purse $500 (unfnished)-Dr.
strong won the third and fourth heats in
z;ld 2. Z;l21s. Mckinley won the fifth heat
IN z:lo12. The Roman, who won the first and
second s., heat heats in 2:12A and 2:1o. was dIstaneed
IN IN tne NTH. George Muscavite. Hespian Mel
lie Gwynne and Edgewood also started
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NEW RECORDS ARE MADE
AT THE TAILTIN GAMES
members of the New York Athletic
Club Improve on Previous
Performances

NEW YORK, Sept. 7-Fourteen tbou-
sand persons saw the tailtin games of
the Greater New York Irish Athletic A.
sociation at Celtic Park, Long Island
City, to-day. Four record performances
were made. James S. Mitchell of tho
New York Athletic Club made a nau,
worlds record for throwing the 56nour5
weight in the Irish style, with unlimited
run and follow. MitchelIs performance
OF 4S feet inches bettered by four inches
the previous best throw by T. F. KiaIv
of T1pperary, Ireland. Mitchell also es.
tablished an American record for nutting
the AZ pound stone, another old Iris6
game never before contested in this COW
try. Mitchells best throw was 2s feet
S1z inches. Aee'
Ray c. Ewry of the New York Atb1e+;o
Club covered IS fet Sst inches in tbe
three standing broad jumps, beating his
own and the worlds best record of 95 feet
IA inches. Harry L. HIllnan Jr Of tba
New York Athletic Club ran 44o yards
over the hurdles in 55 3-5 seconds Ua
covered ten flights, two feet six inches ~
height, but unfortunately Knocked o,,ar
the very last one so that the performance
cannot stand as a record His time haa -
that of Jerome Buck of the New rersa-,
Athieuc Club by four-ffths of second
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
SANDY FERGUSON TO
MEET JACK JOHNSON
Articles Between Heavy-Weights for
Twenty-Five Round Battle
Have Been Sionad

Jack Johnson. the coIored heavy-weisbt
prizehghter' signed with Sandy Ferguson
OF Boston yesterday for a TWENTY-FIVE
round go to be held under the ausnice.
OF the Colma Club on October 1s. Fereue
son will leave Boston for the coast i'm
mediately, probably arriving here Thurs
day or Friday.
Ferguson is aspiring to meet JeffriA.
in the near future He is a yeritable 49,
being six feet three inches in beigbt and
tipping the scales at 22O pounds when in
condition. He is barely 21 years of a ga
Johnson's record as a fighter is we'll es-
tablished by his contests in the arena ~
the Reliance Club and elsewhere A Ii,,a
ly fight is promised when the two heavy.
weights get together
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.EVEA C FIRST
IN STAR EVENT
California Mare Wins
Labor Day Handicap
at Delmar.
Long Prices Against the
Afternoons Bracket
Farmers.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

| ST LOUIS, Sept An excellent pro-
gramnne of seven races at Delmar Park
drew out a big crowd this afternoon.
The Labor Day handicap was won handily
by Evea G, the California mare. All OF
\ the races were interesting and some fine
| sport was witnessed. The track was fast
and the weather clear. Summary:
FIRST RACE-one and a sixteenth miles;
selling
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin.
Z to I-King.s Court; 100 gSsmithj 9 I 293l
ner, Mrs; H Butts & Co.'S b. g. by Riley
Maggie B. Dawson 81. Branch 1O2, Chickasha
| s5, Darcy 80. The Advocate o. WhitmOre 81,
Modern Monarch %, Crossmolsna 81, also ran
SECOND RACE-slx furlongs: selling:
Z TO f-Dotfy shute 7io6 isheehan) IS
5 to 1-Irene Mac, % Perkins,. Fl
II to 1-Detest. 95 Givngston). 3 = sink
Time. 1;16. Start good Won easily. VIM
ner. II Pechman e Co.'S b. T. BY Longfsn-
Whiten ss HaTPlthe 90 Miss Msn3srs Zoe: Zoe:
the Ball 1O1. also ran
THIRD RACE-Fivs and a half furIongs;
betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey St y Fin.
! to Lord Hernenee. 1o1 Smith / a
TO st. Noel, 1O3 CBOyd)..---- 8 80
Biddy Doyle. Toupee 103. Lady Free knight
1oS. Wigwam 100, also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Mno and seventy yardsg
Labor day handicap:
9 TO 1-Evea @, IS tShea)
s 10 5-Jordan. 10 (Sheehan)-.... 2nk
5 to 2-Helen Print. 101 Smith. 2 "a
Time :45& Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner Mrs. j. Coffey's eh- + by Juvenal-sster
Pourquoi Pas 81 also ran
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
8 TO Revenge Dare, 1O5 (CaIvit. Q In
20 Montana Peeress. 100 (Shea) 22
0 10 Una Price, 100 perkins,. 3 8 3h
Time. % start good Won driving Win
c. @. Moshfer & Co.'S m by Oul
Dare -AioIIie Jones The Stewards 100 sweet
Charity 105, Ethel Davis 1O5, Orleans 100
Nearest 100. Lindenella 100 Weird 95, Fl Rey
los. also ran.
SIXTH RAcE-one and three-sixteenths
Betting Horse. weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to Brown Vail. 95 Odvingston) 2 1 N
to 2-Charles Ramsey, 0S CBybee) g 3 2 10
Time, 2.O4i5. Start good. Won driving Win
ner. c. E. Burnett & Co.'S br m by Chatharn-
Blue Vail The Way 1O7. Peat 1O6 Satin Coat
So. Kentucky Cardinal 80. Lord Roberts 90 also
ran
SEVENTH RAcE-one and a sixteenth
miles; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. a Fin.
to morris Volmer. CBoyd).... 3 IS
u 70 1-Eugenia S. % (stovalD-. ? 21
60 to Maple 81 04. A Jackson). ? 4 3 Il
Time, :49 a. Start good. Won easily Win
ner, J. T.. Basquils b. h. by Devotee-Iack
wanna. Our Lady o. Baird 1O5 Larry Wit
100. Little Lois %. Varna Fonso s5 Noweta 9O
DR.. Clark 100 also ran
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ACCIDENT MARS RACES.
Loosened Boot Causes Defeat of The
Roman

HARTFORD, Conn, Sept. THE
throwing of Bud Doble in the 2:1O trot.
which resulted in the distancing of The
Roman, which had won two heats. pre-
vented the completing of the programme
at the opening days races in the fall
meet of the Grand Circuit at Charter Oak
track to-day. 1t was during the last
event on the programme that the acct
dent occurred and it was too late to fin
ish the long drawn out 2:10 trot, the
judges postponing the final heat until to-
morrow, when the heat winners will de-
eide the contest
At the three-quarters mark in the fifth
heat Doble. behind The Roman, was
forging to the front, when boot became
loose and dropped so as to trip The Ro-
man. who staggered. Doble, realizing
that an accident was unavoidable, threw
himself from the sulky, landing hard on
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Sept. Harlem entries:
First race. four and a half furlongs. maid
ens-Baggerly 11s Ccmrade 11s Janet Fonso
us. Lachaprone 115. Falcons Pearl 115. Flor
ence Fonso 115, 1 Must lis. The Hebrew los.
Red Bird IO5 BIZ Walters 1O5, Grangenoa1
105. Mary Dunn 105.
Second race io7 six 1se and hIf fuTongs sell
knight 105. Balm of Gilead 1O5 Emma M
1O2 Ermack 102, Matte Spencer 1O2 The
Cedars 1O2 Marshalsea 102. Schwarzwald IO2
The Rabbit 81, Nyda o.
Third race, one mile and seventy yards
Henry Bert 1O6. Alline Abbott 101, Gallant lo1
The Don "a, Sherry 81, Mauser 81, BY Ways
91 Florence H 91.
Fourth race. six and half furIongs. sell
ipg-North Wind 11o. St Cuthbert 102. Mayor
Johnson 1o2, Golden Wishes 1o2. Best Man 1O2
Sweet Tooth 1O5, Sharpless 105, Evelyn Byrd
07. Federal 81, Zyra 81.
Fifth race. five and half furIongs selling
Allista 106 King Ellsworth 107 Toltec 100
Alice Commoner 100, Sol Smith 9S, Oleometer
0s Gus Quares 9s. Miss Cornet 95. Fox Lake
Kelly 90, Hoceo 90. Away Right 90 ApoIinaris
90, Cognomen 30.
sixth race, one and three-sixteenths miles
sellng-Banish 105, o Hagen 102. Dodle S 100.
Bard of Avon 81, Kun1a 81. Our Bessie 94'
HARLEM SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-The Hebrew, Oudon.
Lanark.
Second race-Last Knight, Matte
Spencer, Emma A. M.
Third race-By Ways, Henry Bert,
The Don.
Fourth race-Federal, Best Man,
Sweet Tooth.
Fifth race - Allista, Fox Lake,
Cognomen.
Sixth race-our Bessie, Floyd K,
Dodie S.
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SUMMARY.

Time-2:l6k 2.2I1z 2:2OK
Running. hve furlongs selling purse S225-
Dusty Rhodes. c. T.. by Magnet-Geneva, III
tBozeman). 10 : won: Pat Bulger. iii
lFrawley), 8 TO l. second; Doris. los CTullett1.
70 l. third Time. 1:02k. samar. Easter
Lady and Nora also ran.
Six furlongs. selling purse S225-Jack Rich
elieu Jr.. g. &. by Jack Richelieu-IIna y II2
CiunetD. S'9 70 /. won; Iras 103 (dildebrand)
even, second; Madame Bishop 100 tchandIerl
10 ]. third. Time, 1:15ib Quidadoi Mer-
wan Chepano and Miss Remsen also ran
Seven furlonss. selling. purse S225ATsmu
b. e. by Tew Wur- Brook los (See) 8 10 <
won; Dark Secret. ia HIldebrand) S to 4
second; Wandering Boy ia fPowelD 2 - .
third. Time, :2s15. J S. IsabeIlta Light
Braid and Rubino also ran.
Z Governor Pardee handicap. one mile-Dis,ina
b. m. BY Bassetlaw-Angelique I06 IL JacL
son9. 2ls to l. won IEagerdon. i12 CT3ur,S -
20 10 second Hpratius, 10 (PowelD 2 70
third Time. l:3SA, Solon. Chileno and
CRATER also ran.
Six furlongs. telling. purse $225-Maresa ch
m by True Br1ton- Mayetta 100 OIidebrandl
8 10 5. Won; Gold Scratch, 112 (See). To
second; Lmber Jim. ll2 PowelD, 3 to l.
third. Time. 1:14k- EI Photo, Honduran
BIZ Young and Mountebank also ran
One mile, selling, purse S225-Heatber
Honey, br. T.. by Odd Fellow-Annie ClarL
l02 Henderson,. to 1, won; Dolly WeitbofS
100 (See) TO 3 second; Kitty Kelly 100
(chandler). 10 8, third. Time l:41B. jude
Voorhies also ran - NNSc
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DRmKwArER AN EASY MARX

LOS ANGELES. sept. 7-DrinlSuater looked
easy 10 Seattle to-day and they went FOR his de-
livery for total Of seventeen hits and eleven
runs Prom start 70 finish they bstted his
curves 10 all corners OF the lot st Vrain nros
By no mean "a puzzle for the locals but some
poor belcing and inability 10 hit the bali when
men were on bases accounts for their small 20
"a oi runs Corbett hit for home run in the
fourth inning and Dillon got three hits IN fof,r
times AZ bat. Attendance 5000. Score:
Seattle - h-~o1.-
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The big indian chief Sam Morris, who
made his getaway from the wigwams OF
the FAR north several days ago and land
ed IN the midst Of metropolitan civiiiza-
tion learned what IL was 10 get ms
bumps at the Eighth street lot before q
holiday crowd yesterday. be saw the
beating coming and took II gamely and
with "a deal Of grace, and was IN the
game all The time. ScOre-Oakland 8,
Portland l.
Perhaps not since that memorable day
nearly two years ago when the mighty
Rube Wadden aWed a bowling multitude
has 50 much attention been bestowed
upon any one ball tosser as was accorded
the red man yesterday As soon as he
made his appearance the warwhoops and
the cheers filed the air, and never ceased
TN all was over
And though the native American slab
ster was given the wailop time and time
again, II must be said that be has the
goods and when he learns a little more
about foOling the opposing batsmen he
viii land oftener. He used a swift ball
Yesterday. with Just a trife of an out
curve attached to It, and sent IL sailing
over the plate 50 seducCvely that the
Cripples could not pass Up the tempta-
tloH of hitting Il out every now and then.
NATURAL BALL PLAYER.
Morris showed that he is a natural BAH
PLAYER By the way he fie.ded his position.
Eight chances came his way and he ate
up every one. He is cool, calm and col
lectcd and never gets ratified. He viii
let the crowd kid him TIL II gets tired.
and then he will glance up and give II
the merry warwhOop.
But the Indian is not entitled TO all the
praise Some IS due old Bill DevereauX
for the way he handed IL out 10 the
Brownies. The veteran wound them
around the necks Of the batsmen and
tNined EN- down low, but still they never
could get jerry 10 his kind. once Willie
O'Hara was thoughfless enough TO let
fy ball drop through his mitts. Then the
Brownies got a run, but none before or
after.
ACTION AT THE START.
The Crfpples opened the battle amid a
storm OHara was passed to first, but
Francks forced him on a bunt TO the
Indian. Then Dr. Moskiman and Schwartz
tapped the ball out for lusty singles and
Francks ran IN. The Brownies tied II up
IN the fourth, when Nadeau was on third
and two out Elsey hit a high fly TO
O'Hara, and the latter let II pass, Civ
Ing the Brownies their lone tally.
Then the Cripples began a systematic
course Of run getting. Every man had his
eye on the leather, and the Indian kept
throwing 'efn right over. Every once and
a while the Crpples would open up and
bang In run In the fifth Messerly
cleared the center field fence with a long
drive, the only home run on the grounds
for many days. The score:
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KEEFE sUcCUMBs IN THIRD

SACRAMENTO. Sept THE San Francisco
team nafted out another victory to-day by land
ing on keefe's offerings in the third inning for
seven safe hits. which. combined with a 49,
terry error, allowed six runs TO score This re
cePtion hac no apparent effect upon the volfrs,
ster however, who twiried the game OUT ana
DID excellent work until The finish Bur b5s
disastrous third inning gave the visitors IesS
that the Senators could not overcome Score
sacramento San Fran6igco
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SUMMARY.
Stolen .bases-Iumlev pra-e

rors--KE3aeeler Ross. nrfni1water. TIuriblIrt r.
NAP NAP r9..sl LANSING S s. Krain Home runs-cor-
DttI berpef. t'Fo-oase hits-Dillon. Janssing.
andrews. Mohler St Nrain. First base on er
rorsT- -Seattiez First base on called balls-O0
DrinkWater. 2; on St. Nrain. l. Struck out
by ht- krain 2; by Drinkwater J. Ell On
bases-Seattle 2. Los Angeles a Hgt b1,
pitcher -brashear- Double pIays-Af1a-evrs -
hohier % Brashear. Time OF game-Cne bo,,y
snd4hfty minutes. Umpire-McDonald
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Hon. vr,r nros..-I,. -,

Home r1n-Messerly- Stolen bases-O' Hara
90, kruger. Errors Raidy, Francks.
EchWartz DHara- Two-base hits-Eisey,
Franohs, Raidy Sacrifice hits Francis.
q hara. Francks First base on errors-Oak-
land 4 Portland B. First base on called balls
on Morris 3 Left on bases-Oakland =
Portland z Struck out-By Devereaux J. by
Morris J. Hit by pitcher-Moskman. Time
q game-z-OO. Umpire-Levy. Attendance
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BREAKS PACING RECORD
ON A HALF-MILE TRACK
Dan Patch Clips Of Quarter Second
in Presence of Ten Thou
sand Persons.

LIMA, Ohio, Sept. 7.--Dan Patch broke
the worlds pacing record of 2:04K on a
half-mile track on the Lima driving track
this afternoon in the presence of 10 O0o
persons. Better time would have been
made, but McHenry had to hold him up
on the last turn on account of his nearly
breaking. Time by quarters: 81, 1:Ol,
1921, 2:04.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08

BRAINERD. MINI, Sept. State Senator
A. T. Ferris died to-day after an operation for
appendicitis He was president Of the First
National Bank Of Brainerd.
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VEtI
SCROFULAxsE1'sn xE v 1'saAsa n2EsI1.
ADV VEkIISEMENTs.

nni itself Swelling of the glands of the
andj joints
disease taceable every
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Adeany. Lynch. Errors-I,eabv.
Sheehan. Three-base hits-Townsend Meant
Deimas, Mclaughlin Two-base hits-casev
Lynch, Hiloebrand. First base on errors-San
Francisco 4. First base called balls-O6
keefe g. on Herr T. Left on bases-Sacrs-
mento 10. san Francisco 8. Struck out-Bv
Keefe ?, by Herr l. Hit by pitcher-Sheehan
Keefe, Irwin, Mclaughlin. Double plays-
Delmss 70 Leahy; Doyle 10 Eagan. Time Of
gsme-Two hours. Umpire-O Connell.
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pELMAR ENTRIES

ST. LOUIS. Sept. T.-DeIrnar entries:
First race. six and a half furlongs. selling
100. Salmus 1O4, Certain 1O9 Eliza Cook 1O4
Halmis 100. Rochester 100 South Fork 112
Baecie 100. Eleanor Howard 1O4. La Rouge
100. Cotton Plant 100
Second race, five furlongs. seIlins-Fonsa-
dera 1O5. Enigma los. Ache los. Lady Fonso
los, Cardona 100, Blue Ring 100. HoedOwn 100.
Fond Memories 1O5. Spencerian 100 Easter
Walters 105 Jessie Weller 100 Mon Chere 1O5.
Third race. mile. selling, three-year-
olds. purse-TambOurine Girl 90 Rejoice o.
Zulma 90. Donami leo. Crime %, Ultra Wires
o. Bird Slayer 95. Class Leader 1OS. Decora-
tion 1O4, Irby Bennett 1O7.
Fourth race, six furlOngs. handicap purse
DIR. Cartledge IS. Theory 90. Barkelrnore 96.
Optional 10 Frank Bell III.
Fifth race, one mile and seventy yards SELL
ing-Dr Hart 95, Barca 100 Hilee 1O5. Ri0
shannon 103 Flintlock 10. ". B. Gates 1O4.
Sixth race, six and a half furlongs, selling
purse-Miss Guido 100 Broodler 1O9 Legation
100. sam Houston 100. Sting 1O4. Ciales 100.
Tfckful 100 Kitty g 100, Rengaw 104. Tenny
FaIIa 1O4 Charles c. 104
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pELMAR SELECTIONS.

By the New York Telegraph.
First race-Eliza Cook, La Rouge,
Algareta-
Second race-Ache, Easter Walters,
Mon Chere.
Third race-Irby Bennett, Decora-
ton, Donami.
Fourth race Theory, DR.. Cart
ledge, Optional.
Fifth race-Hilee, Flintlock, DR..
Hart
Sixth race-sting, Legation, Kit
ty G.
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Rnh1in severelY Punishes Carte.

Rubin Severely Furnishes Carter.
PHILADELPHIA Sept 7.-Gus Rubin.
the Akron giant, fought six rounds to-
night with Kid Carter Of Brooklyn It tho
washington Sporting Club. The former
had much the better of the bout, the
brooklyn man receiving much punish
ment-
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ren Your Eastern Friends.

colonist rates from the East to California
via southern Pacific begin September IS and
close November 80. The rate makes II easy
for settlers to see the great West
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family blood taint.
Scrofula is bred in the
bone, is transmitted
from parent to child,
the seeds are planted in
infancy and unless the
blood is purged and pu-
rihed and every atom of
the taint tremoved Scrof-
ula is sure to develop at
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08

ScrofuIa appeared On the head Of my
little Erandchild when only ID months
old, and spread rapidly over her body.
The disease next attacked the eyes and
we feared she would lose her sight. En-
inent physicians were consulted, but
could do nothing to relieve the little in
nocent 1t was then that we decided to
try S. 8. s. That medicine at once made
a speedy and complete cure. She is now
a young lady, and has never had a sign
~ ha dfaaaaa N rafurn-
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
INDIAN PITCHER
GIVEN DRUBBING
Cripples Take a Liking
to Offerings Of Sam
Morris.
Bill Devereaux Lets Browns
Down With a Run and
Five Base Hits.

STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08

strengthened, and there is gradual but return
to of tubercular the
- andg carried of the blood
condition,
- - - tons, and symptoms of Scrofula disappear.
is guaranteed purely harmless;
physicians charge all who write
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, GA.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
WESTERN TURF CHAMPION
WHO IS WINNING EASTERN
LAURELS.
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

Winner. Mexican stables ch f. by Star Ruby
Moon Flower. Mic Longworth Sc also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
FIFTH RAcE-sevsn furIongs: saIIInr.
SIXTH. RAcE-Ons and thrse-slxtsenths


Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to Brown Vail, 95 IdvingstOn) 2 n
to 2-Charles Ramsey, % CBybee) 3 3 2 10
TO The Bobby. 90 (Perkins)... 3n
Time, 2.O4i2. Start good. Won driving VIM
ner. c f. Burnett & Co IS br m. by Chatham
Blue Vail The Way 1O7 Peat 1O6 Satin Coat
96. Kentucky Cardinal 80. Lord Roberts 90 also
ran.
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08
Los AnxeIes

IlIe-I1 p n y = 10
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The San Francisco call., 1903-09-08

Totals 35 u p Il Totals "a ! 2
Rms AAn Hts EN rA-h-In-GG