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ECORD IN WEIGHT PUTTING ESTABLISHED BY ROSE
CAUGHNAWA BEATS DAINTY
in THE TWIN CITY HANDICAP
Mafalda. Shows Form Re
yersal, Winning at st.
Louis in Fast Time.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. S1.-Mafalda came
back TO life in the feature event to-day.
winning in faster time. than she has
made this year. Favorites' and form
players had good day of it. The
weather was threatening and the track
fast Attendance 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Fiye furlongs; two-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. Start, q Fin.
8 TO .-Jk Moran. 9s gC6hwy).. $ !15l6
TO 1-Anona. 103 (Foley).. -: 2 2 1885
Time, 4 :c2At. Start good Won ca easily: y,
N1ckey ilasi D-Kmeiia. Pilfer S5. 3Mr. Wilson eS.
Fay Sharpe 10l, Stella II 9S The Eye 9S
90 Hello Girl iO3. Gold MonareA. 1913. finished
as named.
EEcoND RAcE-six and a half furl6ngs;
three -year-olds and upward:
Betting, Horse. Weight Jockey. Start, e Fin.
to i-MsitOwery w. 81 Oiiamj s Ii ? i
10 10 1-Alg9nquin 81 (Seder) i 62 81.
vRs4 Ts 2g sdF good 90 W9n is by aTyi1s Bobby
Beach Vashti. JinalGng 105. .Claremcnt 1Gi.
ST. Winnifride 9S. Flori %. Lady Contrary 103.'
Howling DcrIish 100 Eugenia Z 81. Jim Crow
1C3i finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-Five and half furlOngs;
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. Start, q Fin.
to 1-0llie Burnett Io2 (Foley) 3 ! d$
10 to 1-Wakeful.. 107 (Scully5.:.'1 5 3 y
Time. :O9. Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner s. b. Burnett's b. T.. CD by Prince
Plenty-Bella T. Korea 102 McJetta 1Q2, Kitty
Belle Brooks l02.. Mabel Sims 81, Colonel Siinp-
son 105 Ava 105, Bessie Nc 81. Nepenthe 107 ,
Joe Graham %. BradwerI1n 1OI, finished as
named.
FOURTH RAcE-six furlOngs; three-year-
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
8 10 2-Mafalda, 100 Cd. Austin) l pa y
S.to 5-M- de Carabas. .1O5 CYoung| l u . 1 u
. 10 1-Glennevis,. 105 (Foley).,. .: A y
Time. 1;1413 Start good. Won driving.
Winner. T. p. Hayes C T. 90 by Russell-SO-
prano Miss Betty %. vestry '1o7, finished as
FIFTH RAcE-Fivo 4uflOfgs; twO-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin. E.
3 to 1'-Opinion 105 (Dfckson) -. Ia IS
6 TO l-I<etia Hdnter, So (WilliaFns)IO 81 n
5 to 1-Preventative. 9s lRoach).: g.. 1. 3 Ii.
Time, :O212 Start good. Won easily. Win
her. c. Z. Burnett & Co.'s ch. + % by Rus
.s ell-Optton. Annabelle Lee. 90. 'Pique 95, A
Lady Fair 103 Me4lwood 1O6 Courant 103. In
fiammable F02 .Dotage 101, Fred Prfesnieyer
95' Howard. Vance loS; finished as named
miles; three-year-olds and up:
3 to Brooklyn, 80 Cd. Austin). s. 3'Ia h
to 5-Boaster, los. (Rice) No.. u . 10
80 TO IF. WilloughbY; 81 (Thmer) So 81
+. Time; , :O1 y. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner Mack Luden * Co.'S br. g. 90; By Tenny-
Floss. Avoid SO. handspring 163. John Me-
GuTk 102. Lady FOnse 81, Albany Girl %;
finished named.
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Miss Culver, the FayOrite,
Takes the. Fourth Race
in an Exciting Finish
PAT SLAVIN'S WALKOVER
Is the Only Starter in the
Once Famous YinctOr
Stakes Over One Mile
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. 31.-Miss Gull
.ver, Our Pride and Skip Me furnished
the only exciting incident in connection
with to-days races. They put up. a
close finish in the fourth race. at six
furlongs, Miss Culver. the 6 to- 5 favor
.ite. winning by a nose. Our Pride. beat
Skip Me a neck for the place. Miss.
Culver barely won, and a stronger ride
on Skip Me would have landed the race
for the Madison entry.
Tidal Wave annexed the initial num-
Der on the programme, the; PA pace
winning IN straight heats. Cuckoo took
second money and. PenrOse third. Miss.
Winn was distanced in the first heat A
like fate befell Polka Dot in the third
MilaS at to > and DR.. ShOrb at TO
about divided the play for the fifth.
race, at seven furlongs. Dir. Shorb
made the running TO the head of the
stretch, where File dor. drew up and
racing on even terms to the last six
teenth drew away from the leader and
won by two lengths. DR.. ShOrb was
beaten a neck for the place by North
Pole. MilaS was next to last. = =
King Promise was a to 3 faVOrite
for the last race, at five furIOngs.. He
swerVed at the head of the stretch, los
ing considerable ground. and. was beat
en- a length by Lena Leford; -Abb1e "A
being third. -
Pat SlaVin had a walkOver for the
VinctOf stakes, at. one mile. and claimed
the $50 entrance money. Summary:
First race-2:14 class; pacing; purse. 5000;
Tidal Wave. ch. 5. by .Nutwood
Wilkes Nc KINNEY CMosher). r).-,.-..-:> 1
Cuckoo Leggetl -t....:.->-.-.-..-.-:-2
Penrose .(MaTtinG .....:.... .s..-s..- 3
Polka Dot (Sivey) .-..-.- .=:.-: :.:..-. 4-dr.
Miss Wlhn CHoyl ,.................... dis.
Tine. 2:1314-:2:1s14-2:15
Second race. running. five .furlongs. SELL
Royal Copper. 112 (Haziard1. is to 1; second:
Anor1na leo lCsOsswaite). = to ,. third. Time.
i :03. Outcast. Wandering Boz, Nick Carter,
JOHN knderson.-and TIckleta also ran
Third race, five and half furlOngs selling
Light Braid 95 (CrGsswafte). 3 to-. I. won:
Puredale, 1O3 (Sulliyan). to g. second Up
percut. 1o5 CHazzard), to ]. third ZenOnian.
also ran.
FCsarth race. six furlongs sening-Miss Gull
Yer: 116 (Crosswaite4 6 to 8: won: Our Pride.
1o9 (Sullivan) s TO 3 second; skip Ne. 9S'
(Burlingame9- 5o 10 I. third. Time. :141S. Skir-
miss. and Brennus also ran
Fifth racs.' Finctor stake. one .mile-.Tom-
Slavin, III (Crosswaite). walked over. Tine.
:4e-
sixth race. seven furlongs. handlcap-Fine
dor. los CCrosswaite). to /. won: North
pole, leo CWestles), TO J, second: Ur Shorb.
les (Reeves), 3 to ,. third. Time, 1:211a. AIiIas
and Idalum also ran.
Seventh race. FIVE furlongs. handicap-Lena
Leford. 10 tSullivan), to 1, won; King
Promise, 1O3 Henderson,. even, second: .Abbie
A. 50 CNestley). 10 to /. third. Time. :O3.
Glenfinan. Anita, Knight and identical also
ran.
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SWEET. MARIE. TRoTS HOME
WITH STAR PURSE OF CARD

+. PROVIDENCE. R; +, Aug. S1.LTen
thousand people saw plenty of good
racing on the third day of. the Grand
Circuit meet: to-day at Maria gansett
Park. The big. attraction was the
Roger Williams stakes. for a purse of
$4,000 for trotters eligible to the PIP
class last March: Seven responded to
the call and Sweet Marie; the. unbeaten
California. mare. Won.
: Consuelo s, held at. even money
against the field, was rank in scoring
for the opening heat and delayed the
start for some time. When finally
the word was given Tiverton shot
in hot pursuit. These relative positions
were maintained to the wire, the former
winning by a length.
The second heat was a duplicate OF
the first and then the judges took a
hand in the affair by removing Smith
from behind Sweet Marie and substi-
tuting Alta Mcdonald. For the third
heat Tiverton led to we'll beyond the
half, when Sweet Marie moved up and
they RACED like team to the seven
eighths pole. At this point the New
York gelding weakened and Sweet
Marie won by a length. The time for
the heat, 2:061z, is the race record for
the year made by trotterS. This was
the decisive point in the contest, for
while Tiverton tried his hardest in the
next two heats, Sweet Marie held him
safely
The aggregate time of the five heats
is the worlds record, lowering that in
the famous stallion race at Readville
in the Cresceus-C Charley Herr MEM
orable turf battle.
Prince Alert was driven to beat the
worlds record of 1:5914 and failed by
III seconds. Summary.
2:13 pace. purse $1,000 two IN three-BelI.
star woD the second and third heats in 2.IO
2:095.. John McEwen the first heat in
2:11L. Funston. Tosenwood. Gambit, Arzilla
and Lizzie McChord also started.
The Roger Williams. 2:12 trot purse 5000
three in five-Sweet Marie won the third fourth
and fifth heats in 2:0614. Posi-. 2:0SIs I'll
2:0TI4 Consuela s. Invader. Alexander Lady
Gail Hamilton and The Rajah also started
2:16 trot. purse S1e00 two in three-Tuna
two straight heats in 2:11Is. 2:111k. Eux-
enite Mainland, Hopper. Graydon. Millard
Sanders Jimmy Michaels. Kitty Giltner. Tom
Phair and Melsoneno also started.
2:14 pace, purse $1,000 three in five (unfin-
ished)-Don Carr won the first and fourth
heazs IN 2-09L, 2:11- Bad News won the
third and fifth heats in 2:0S15, 2-09St. Baron
Grattan the second and sixth heats in
2:07ll. 2:1ll5 Dewey, Nancy II and Eudera
also started.
Against time. to beat 1914, pacing-Prince
Alert lost. Time. 2:00l5.
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sars Iniuries Are Permanent.

Carrie D.. .HiDkins and her husband.
Henry Hinkins. have sued the United
Railroads for damages in the sum of
$5s;34s o for injuries alleged TO have
been sustained by Mrs, Hipkins on
April % last when she was a passen-
ger on one OF the company's cars. on
Polk street. near Sutter. the car is
said TO have stopped so suddenly that
Mrs. .Hipkins: was thrown into the
street She suffered internal injuries.
which. are said to be permanent and
underwent a surgical operation; which
cost $I1s5:
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BOXER NEIL OUTPOINTS
MURPHY IN HARD FIGHT
Rival Bantam-Wcights Meet in Fast
Bout Before the National Club
of PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31.-Frankie
Neil of San Francisco. the bantam
weight champion boxer, and Tommy
Murphy of New York went six rounds
tonight at the National Athletic Club.
1T was terrific fight from beginning
to end and both men received hard
punishment. Neil, however, had
slightly the better of the bout
Neil was the aggressor throughout,
but Murphy gamely met every rush.
The Californian had a slight advan-
tage in the first three rounds, but IN
the fourth round the New Yorker
squarely met the rusheS of his op-
ponent and fought him back. When
the bell rang in this round Murphy
had Neil against the ropes. In the
fifth Murphy hit Neil almost at will
and had the champion greatly worried
when the bell rang. The last round
found both men fighting at terrific
pace. Each delivered telling blows,
but neither could land decisively.
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Ang. .31.-The entries
for to- -morrow's races at Harlem fol-
low:
First race five 'furlongs selling-Pirelia 96
Ffhe NJ 9S Raviana 9S, DixelIe 101, Tyrolan
1O1 Dundall 104. Miss Deuce 104. Adare 102.
Baker los. Usefu1 Lady 105, Handy Bill 10T,
Lady Lasca 107. Black Art. los, Petit Due los,
Girdlestone 100.
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Fly Lady
9S, Komombo 101. Eieata 103. Jshare 103. Ag-
mes Brennan 104 Cardinal Wolsey 10f. Mary
McCafferty 1o4 Comfade los. ;Norel los. Olym-
plan 113.
%. Prince Silverwfngs 100. Fossil 103. The
Lady iO3. Judge Hines los. .Por: Royal los
Fourth race. six furlongs, aelling..Silant
Water 9S, Eyprienne oS. Robin Hood los, Crest
fallen 104 Mad Mullah 10S' Bay Wonder 109
Harvey 112. Rag Tag. 112 Peter ia. Hag
Fifth race. five ftrlongs. purse-Phiianthro-,
pist 100. Intense 100. Viroqua 100. Belle Kin
ney 100. Happy Jack 1O3. Portsmouth I63
Broadway Girl 103. Prince Brutus 103, Gold
Enamel 100, Miss Izez lis
Sixth race. one mile. urse-.Chockayotte 95.
Docile 9S.. Brand New 9S, Atlantico los. APP
pie 107. Sweetie 400;
Seventh race. mile, selling-Watermelon
95. La Chaperone o. Langford JAMES 95. Lis
sardo 95, Ida Leib 95 Jusqua La e6, Armorer
9s. Great Eastern 9s. Saftor Resartus 10O
Artifice 100. Thank Haven 100 r.. F. Williams
103. Potrero Grande 1O3. Mohican 1o3.
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Hastings Seeks Retirement
After Commuters Pile Up
Five in Opening Period
BUCHANAN is A WIZARD
Brownies Get -Four Hits Off
Him as Reward for Their
Efforts. to Score a Run
STAINING OF THE CLUES.

A new busher in the person of Mr..
Hastings was trotted out before the
admiring throng yesterday at Recrea-
ton Park by Mr.. Dugdale. This young
man probably meant well, but he didn't
have the goods in his possession. He
got his in that one inning, and the fans
had enough Of him. After this Butler
took uo the burden and did better, but
the game was lost. at all events and no.
body seemed TO care. Score-Oakland z,
Portland 0.
The young man of. the bushes started
IN by walking Ganley and Trancks.
aFhen TO make the mixup a good one
Reck booted. Dunleavy's grounder. A
full house and three runs after Artie
Kruger unloaded a double to center A
base on balls was the lot of Julie
Streib. Brick Devereaux had hit. and
SO. did Byrnes.. This last one brought
the grand total up. to five. and that
held 'em all for a while.
The bUsher was allowed. to remain
on the bench after that one tryout, ara
Butler came along to mystify the Com
mUters. He pitched a good game OF
ball, allowing two runs during the re-
mainder of the game and four more
hits. Oakland had all varieties of gin
ger when the big lead was assumed
and there was no stopping them.
: Buchanan was everything the Brown
les hoped he would not be. He had 'em
all on his staff. and in every round.
The four hits made off his offerings
were all scattered and did no harm. At
that. the Brownies hit him hard at
times, but all the good drives landed in
somebody's mitt. The score:
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Berkeley. High Eleven Disbands.

BERKELEY. Aug. si.-Application
OF AZ almost obsolete rule governing
high school athletics by Principal Nor
ris c. James OF the Berkeley High
School has put the football eleven on
the rocks zhis year and Berkeley will
not be represented in the academic
contests. On the gridirOn. The rule is
one by which all the high school prin-
cipals bound themselves several years
ago not 10 permit students TO play un-
III they had qualified by five months
work in the high school. 1t has never
been enforced. however. and was prac-
ticaIly a dead letter
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Sylyia Talbot, King
Rose, Tally III.
Second race-Extol, Amorous, Lem
on Girl.
Third race-King Fox II, Amberita,
Triple Silver.
Fourth race-Bas dor; Otto stiae,
Commodore.
Fifth race-Neversuch, Iras, Bliss
full.
Sixth .race-Ffrst Chip, St. Simon
ian, Second Mate.
!. Condition of the track-Fast.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Zeala, Princess Eris,
Raiment.
Second race - Alan-a-Dale. Ocean
Tide. Tramator.
Third race-Dreamer. Handzarra.
Diamond.
Fourth race Ormonde's Right,
MineOla, BrOOmSticlx.
Fifth race-Bonfire. Seagun. Ii
bretto.
Sixth race-Prince Ching. Lady Ro-
hesia, kiIogram.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Petit Due. Useful Lady,
DundaIl.
Second race-Comrade. Fly Lady,
KomOnbO.
Third race The Lady, Fossil.
Prince Silyerwings.
Fourth race-Silent Water. Peter j,
Bay Wonder.
Fifth race-Miss Inez. Belle Kinney.
Intense.
Sixth race-Docile. Sweetie, Apple.
Seventh race Langford James
Great Eastern, Jusquela.
Condition of the track-F'ast.
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Errors-F1ooo, Smith. Chase. Toman (2). New
ton (2). Waldrcn. Hits-On Newton. 4; off
Baum. .. Three bsse hit-Spies. Two-base
hits-Anderson Irwin. Cravath. Wheeler First
base on errors-Saa Francisco f. Left on bases
Los Angeles 6. San francisco s. Bases on
balls-Oh Corbett 4; of Baum, . Struck ont
BY Corbett, .; by Newton. 2: by Baum .
Double plays-Leahy to Van Buren,: Toman to
Chase; Gocnnauer to Miller TO Van Buren,
Passed ball-Spies. Wild pitch--Corbett Time
OF game-Two hours and twenty five minutes
Umpire--McDonald.
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TIGERS IN A WALK.

TACOMA, Aug. 31.-The fielding Of
the Siwashes was off color to-day. Jay
Hughes was wild and was hit oppor-
tunely, so the champions had no diff
6culty in claiming a victory. The
Tigers played errorless ball until the
last inning. when Keefe dropped a fly
ball. Keefe was effective, except in
one inning, when a pass to. Mohler,
followed by safe ones by Blankenship
and Smith and Halls three-base drive,
saved them from a shut out. Score:
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Boys Club in Vaudeville.

Under the direction of Major Sid
ney s. Peixotto, the Columbia Park
Boys Club will give an entertainment
at Native Sons Hall tonight The
programme includes all kinds of
vaudeville stunts. Some of the num-
bers have been already presented by
the boys at Pacific Grove during their
last outing, but most of. them are en-
tirely new.
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.YV:AoTs.TO RETAIN HER RIGHTS.
Annie LOUDER o. SausalitO- secured a warrant
from Police. Judge .Conlafr. yesterday for the
arrest ol George: Harris on charge Of felony
"a. bezzlen1ent She ALLEGES ;that she gave Har-
IS 500 10 deposit 10 her. accsnnt'in the Hi
Berni B&nk but he failed. 10 do This was
a bout three Years ago: Harris LEFT the city
snc. shf traced hfm TO st. Louis. blt he reft
ffere recently. She wanted TO o'-have the war
rant 50 that if Hsfris returned he could not
sel ui q olsim q The statute of Limitations.
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First race. six furlongs. purse-Clausus 112
Sylvia Talbot 100 Tally II 100. King Rose 100,
st. Paris l06. Debbe May 103. Matte H 103,
J. w O'Neill 1O3
Second race. one mile. selIing-Uranium 11O.
Judge Cantrill 1OT, Oudenarde 1OT, Amorous
l0t. Flora Bright 1OI. @ @Birdwood 1oI Extol 3do
Sam Stevens 9T, Check Morgan 92. Easter
Walters o.
Third race. six furlongs. seIling-Oudon 110.
Twemlow 110, Torio 107, Huguenetta 10T,
Phiora 10T. Tryon 10I, Scotch Dance 1OT.
Kiowa Chief 102, Gay American 102. King Fox
Ii 1o2, .Foxmead 1O2, Ophelia Martin 102 AM
bertha 1O2. Triple Silver 1O2
Fourth race six furlongs purse-Otto Stifel
113, 'Bas d or 112. Commodore 109. Disha-
billie 81.
Fifth race, one and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Neversuch 1O6. Jerry Hunt 1O5. Iras los.
BlissfuI 100, Lyrist 96, Aggie Lewis 80.
Sixth race, one mile. selling-First Chip Ill,
Possart 10 Flyer los, Lynch 1G7. Dir Burns
107 St Sm6nian 10I. Billy Moore 107. Jena
107. Second Mate 105 Axares 102. Ben Lear
l02 Fenian %.
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Errors-Keefe. Hall co. Wilson. Struck out
BY Keefe. 3; by Hughes, 5. Bases on balls
by Keefe. IL; by Hughes. 4 HIT by pitcher
Blakenship. CD. Hall. Passed ball-Wilson.
Stolen bases-Lynchs Casey. Two-base hits
Eagan, Sheehan, Spitk. Three-base hits
Lynch Hall. Earned .runs-Tacorpa 2. Seattle
2. Sacrifice hits-Lynch. Keefe. Double play
-Nordyke TO Casey. Left On bsses-TacoIna
Q. Seattle 4. Time Of game@One hour and
thirty minutes Umpres = Mccarthy and
Brown
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81 AIMARY.'

Hlts-On Hastings 3: of Butler. 4. Stolen
base-DevereauN. ErroTs-Raymond (2), Dren-
nan Beck Two-base hits-Kruger, Beck.
Francks Ganley, Castro. Sacrifice hit-Gan-
ley First base on errors-Oakland ). First
base on called balls-On Hastings, 3; of But
Ter. J. Left on bases-Oakland 4, Portland ).
Struck out-By buchanan. 5; by Hastings. ,;
by Butler 4. Double play-Francks TO Streib.
Time OF game-One hour and thirty five min
utes. Cmpire-O Connell.
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SMALL BOY STEALS BUGGY.-wady
Kazaka, a twelve-year-old boy, was arrested
yesterday by Policeman Lloyd in the act of
driving of OF Madison & Burkes business
buggies. Kazaka was booked for = public
institution.
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The days entries:
First gace. five furlongs. F>uturity course.
wo-ycGr-old maiden filles-Deusion les. Star
Lily 1O5. Agnes Virginia 1O5 Monon lO5
Ismalisn les. Long Days 10J, Queen Rose 1O5
Mrs Bob los. Pripcess Eris 105 Metallic IO5
Galice IO5 Sandria (for Cricket 1Oj Myopia
1O5, Novena 1Cj. Campo 105 Zeala los Ny
Buela 105 Ratment los. Luretta lO5 Holy
SMOKE 1o5. tZeala and My Buela, Paget
entry; Sandria and Myopia. Duryea entry.)
Second race. six furlongs, main track all
ages-Flying Ship III, Allan A. Dale 115 Gold
Sa,nt 113. Ocean Tide 110. Waterslde no Tof
San f1O. Spes 110. Tramotor 81
Third race. FIVE furlonEs Futurity course
the Dash stakes. $1,000 added. two-year-olds-
ST. Belane ia. Pasadena 115, Woodsaw 122
BTttling 110. Councilman 110. Diamond ITO.
Wild Mint 1O4 Handzarra 1Oi Dreamer IO1
Rose OF Dawn 101. .Saulsberry 90.
Fourth race. one and three-sixteentfs miles
the Reapers 5000 added three-year-olds and
up-Broomsfick 49, Mineola I13 Cohjurer 1O6
Ed Tierney 106, Gar3nish 106, Ormonde's Right
1C6 SiIverfoot log. Go Between 1O6 Aur,I-
master 103. CBroomstick and Conjurer Brown
entry.)
Fifth race. full course, the Hampstead
steeplcchase cup for hunters four-year-olds and
up-Ssagull 163, Bonfire 155, Jim Slick I53.
Libretto 153. Dafo Down Dily 153, Agio 152,
Horizontal 150
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles on
turf selling. three-year-olds and up-Tantalus
Cup J16 Homestead 116, Kilogram 116. Pronta
113 IrascbIe 113, Bolina 113, Daisy Green los
Prince Ching los Roxwood 104, Toi San I04
Silver Days 107. Reduiter 107. Topright IO2
Eagle 30. The Lady Rohesia 90.
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Silence Is one. OF the COLDER. things
women have no earthly use for.
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FIFTH RAcE-Five fuflohgs; two:year
ST. louis ENTRIES:

ST. LOUIS. Aug. .31:--The races at
the Fair Grounds ,to-morrow attracted
the following entry.
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San Francisco
Totals.43 6 Is 80 1G

Totals. q 6 l3 g l6
sBrashear batted for Newton in ninth
wheeler batted fer Baum in eleventh
sTwo men out when winning run was made
RUNs AND HITS BY INNINGS
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, Aug. 31.-The
Dash stakes, for two-year-olds, and
the Reapers. for three-year-olds and
upward, will be the features of a
strong card tomorrow at the track.
The days entries:
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FIFTH RAcE-six furlonss; handicap; al

Betting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. Start. 81 Fin
to Reliable, 40 tTravers).. 81 2i
70 1-roscan, ia (Redfern). 61 3h
Time. LIB. start good. Won driving. Win
ner J. / McGinnis' b. by Beldemonio-
Crimea- Dick Bernard. Ingold, Pulsus, Grace
ful. Little En-, Auditor. Adisoa. Raglan, Ada
Nay. Amber Jack. finished as named
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SIXrH RACE-nne and sirtnen.h r,il

SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles;
purse; three-year-o and upward:
l TO 7-Ort Wells. 121 (O'NeiD. 3 3 II 1 III
- TO sid Glove, ,1O66Hildebrd) 1 2 h.
to I-Jocund 1o6 (H Cochran) u "a
Time, 1:4I 10. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. j. a. brakes ch. G. by King Eric
Teasover. Memories also ran.
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For over fifteen years have suffered
more or less from Impure Blood. About
year ago had boil appear on my leg
below the knee, which was followed by
three more on my neck. saw S. S. S.
advertised and decided to Try il. After
taking three bottles all Boils d. di5appeared
and I have not been troubled any since.
GEO. @. FERTIc.
IA ". Jefferson ST., Louisville, KY.
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NeWark, OulO, May ., 1908.
Prom childhood had been bothered
with bad blood, skin eruptions aud boils.
lad boils ranging from five to twenty in
number each season. The burning ac-
companyiug the eruption was terrible.
S. S. S. seemed to be just the medicine
needed in nv case. II drove out all irnpu-
rites and had blood, giving me perna-
nent relief from the skin eruption and
boils. This has been ter years ago, and I
have never lad return of the disease.
MRS. ]. D. ATHERToN.
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Stolen bsses-Flood. Ross. waldron. Irwin.