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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-03
BUSY DAY FOR JACK MUNROE
Big Miner Boxes and Works Out i'm
the Gymnasium.

the NHlllldoAuAh-
1t was a lively day at Jack Mum
roe's training quarters yesterday.
and from the time the big Butte
miner arose in the morning till the
sun was about to set he was at his
work with a vengeance. He ran on
the road, pulled the various muscle
creating machines about and then
boxed six fast rounds with Andy Cal
lagher and Jack Sullivan
He started in with Gallagher and
went a fast One-minute round Then
without taking a rest he called for
Sullivan. He began TO get lively right
away. and ere the bout was more
than few seconds gone caught Sui
Iivan a short jolt on the jaw that
put him to the floor and nearly
scared him to death. He eased up
with Sullivan after that. but kept
Gallagher stepping about pretty
lively.
After the first two rounds MunrOe
increased the length of the rounds to
six minutes. Indeed. he went four
teen minutes with the mitts and dur
ing that time took but two minutes
rest. He appeared fresh at the end
of the boxing and was ready for more,
but his sparring partner had enough.
A big crowd was on hand to see the
miner work out. and the doors of the
gymnasium had to be closed before
the fun commenced. Tim McGrath
has decided TO charge an admission
fee of 25 cents hereafter. just as he
did when Young COrbett was going
through his training stunts.
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GRAVEsEND ENTRIEs.

NEW YORK, June e-ReIiable.
with heavy impost up. will meet
Shotgun and other sprinters to-mor-
row in the six-furlong handicap at
Gravesend-- The day's entries are:
- FIRST race. six furlongs neutrality-suspicious.
l5s- Shotgun l2b. Fire Eater ia Reliance
JOS King Pepper lO7 Monte Carlo TO6 Jack
ItEtln l0Q. Lord u the Valley 20
second race. I've and o half furlongs two
3ear-olds. selling-Recreo 1O7 Ike IO7 Gold
E-cIr lol, Eubric 1o2. Noraiight 1O2 First
Is0rn fol. nauseuse % Jungle INN 81 Esterre
-lO4 Queen Ora l04 Waterside "a
Third race. one and a quarter miles three
: e1r-ol1s ana up. handican--Afrfcander 127
AMY Nilians ll3. Hello 100. BriCand 90
Ethics 80. Illyria S. Ruby Ring Sc
FOURTH race. about six furlongs the Nav
stokes three-vear-olds-Dick Bernard JOS
Major Pelham 106 John r JOG Nfskazuna lO4
Bob Murphy lOl. Gold Dome IO1 Rob Roy 9S
Missing Link 9S Witchcraft 96. Steelmaler
-. DiYinafion &C. Seymour a6 T0i San 9e
Cad Smile 9i, Champlain 1o1. Palette 81:
FIFTH race, i've furlongs. two-vear-olds-
Blandy 1l7 Agile 10T Austin Allen IO7 Am
6eriack l07. Invader 1O7. Maximillan IO4. Chief
Niliilen 1of Councilman 1G4 ConsueIo II 1O4
j. Belle Gatien %. Kassn 90 Bulwark 90
ldartha German 90
o SIKH race and sixteenth miles maiden
three -year-0lds. selling-Saldola 112 Pafa-
Eonian ll2 Brooklynite 112 Trouville 10 St
Gallon 1l2 Grsntsdale 1O9 Afr Shin 100 Mem
phis 100 Killies 109 The Cricket IO9 Step
Away 107 Hetty @ l07. Rockmart 1O7. Belle
claire 100. Mutiny 1o2 Tom Lawson 1O4
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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I.atonia Race Results.

CINCINNATI June 2--Latonia summary;
First race. seven furlongs-Fritz won. For
eigner second Henry thurman Jr. third. Time.
81. -,
FaIconer second Lady Carlin third Time,
1:O3A.
more second Sailors Dream third. Time
40
Fo,lrth race six furIongs-Preakness won.
Na1da-nus second Savond third. Time. 1:16l4.
Fifth race seven furlongs-Benmora won.
Rachel Ward second. Florence FOnso third
Time. 1:29ia. -
sixth race. five and a half furlongs-Flying
Brook won. Madison square second. Dazio
third Time. 1:1O
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HAwTHoRNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, June 2.-The entries for
to-morrOw's races at Hawthorne
track are as follows
First race four and half ADMINISTRATIONS
Sullwell los Midnight Minstrel III. Lucius
IA Raymond K ia. Bert Osra ia The Triher
ia Bryan lis. Bonnie Prince Charlie lis.
Tennyburn lis Palm Tree lis. Garvice lis.
Swedish Lad ia. (Minstrel and Lucius.
Schorr entry)
second race. six furlongs. selling-st. Paula
as MimOn 9s Silent Water 100 Freedman
100 Dusky 100. Alma Dufour 1O2, Regina d
1O3. Falernian 103 Watermelon 105, Duncan
los. Whoa Bill 10 J. p Mayberry 112 The
Mighty 112 Wenrick ia.
Third race short course steeplechase: handi-
cap-Snowdrift 125 Miss Brandon 125 Donami
125. Jack Boyd 12s, Alma Girl 136. Martin
Brady 13s Eva Moe 40 DR.. Nowlin l45, Fal-
leila 145
Fourth race. one mile-Miss Crawford IS
Mayor David {. Rose 80 Katie Powers 81,
Prince Silverwings 81 Foresight 80 Copper
1O2. Banter 1O5. Bad News II. Dr. Ste
phens 112
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. selling
Albany Girl 81 Lord Touchwood 80, Sarlla
IOI. Louisville 1O1 Lou Woods 1O3 John Nc
Gurk 103 Harrison los.
sixth race. five furlongs-st Bonnie 1O5
Massacre lO5 Lady McKeOn 109 Lillian Ayers
1O9 Miss Jordan 100, Broadway Girl 112. BO-
logna 115, Peggy O'Neal 115, Monogram 100.
Weather clear; track fast
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CaDtain NIoOuey's Denial.

Captain John Mooney of the City
Hall station denies most positively
that he has in any manner whatever
been connected with ex-Sergeant Reu-
ben A. Wolf or his make-money-easy
policy. He asserts that he was never
even approached by Wolf to invest
any money in the scheme for the sim
pie reason that during the time Wolf
was attached to Company f Captain
Mooney did not admire his methods
of doing police duty and was more
than we'll pleased when the specuIa-
ting sergeant was removed to another
district.
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NINETY-SIX GREYHOUNDS
IN INGLESIDE PARK STAKE
Rector, Apple Blossom, Northern
Alarm, Silver Cloud and Other
FLYERS I'm the Running.

Rector, Apple Blossom, Northern
Alarm, Silver Cloud and Other
Flyers I'm the Running.
Ninety-six greyhounds will compete
in an open stake tomorrow and Sun
day at Ingleside Coursing Park. Rec
tor, Apple Blossom, Northern Alarm,
Silver Cloud and other flyers are
among the entries. The draw last
night resulted as follows:
Ouida vs.. Snapper Garrison. Eagle Bird VS.
Colored Lady. Lady Newark VS.. General Fre-
mont. Apple Blossom VS. Toronto, Recruit VS.
Royal Friend. Queen OF Isle VS.. Gold Lily Emin
Bey VS.. Dartaway Krishna VS.. Jessie Dear
Lord Granard vs.. Sofala, Idaho Boy VS. Ny
Bonnie KING, Mabel Tom Hurlick Silver
Wright Lily Wright Our Myra Rector
Intruder Algie Mcdonald vs. Little
Plunger. Prometheus VS.. Northern Alarm
Hurry On VS.. May Conley Hermit vs.. Reck-
less Acrobat, EVIL Eye vs. May Tunnison
YelOwtai vs.. Dear CASTOR Wedgewood VS.
Gold Chain, Lulu Girl VS.. Commercial Traveller
Helen Hayes VS.. Agitator, Remisso Amino vs.
Rolling Boer Miss Brummel vs. Pasha King
Nellie NJ Meddlesome, Shotgun VS. Octa-
vius Real Duchess Glaucus Sweet Locust
vs. Ragged Actor Aureia VS. Sir Winton
Magic Stun VS.. The Sheriff, Little Mercy VS.
Golden Links, Belfast VS. Frisco Lad. False
Alarm VS. Adonis. Mirage VS.. Equator Doreen
VS. Mellnwood. Naughty Helen VS.. Foxhunter
Prompto vs. Prairie Maid Articulate vs. Don
Pedro. Imperius conroy. Yankee Boy VS.
Bob r. Morning Glory VS.. Firm Fellow Beauty
Gold Oreina, Frisky Boy VS.. Topsy Tn1rvy
Glitter vs. Mark Twain, Lucky Shamrock VS.
HaodinEton- Star sylvanus vs. Texas Mignon.
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Pearne: Capital City Wheelmen-R. Backrath.
h Suber, A. Sickafossa: Central City Wheel
men - w Gustavson F. WOrmoth, G. Nc
Grath: Golden Gate Wheelmen - A Daggett.
l. Randall. P. Lawrence; New Century
Wheelnen-A Trout W. McWherter. A. Hodg-
kins: Bay City Wheelmen-F. G.. West. C Fl.
Clark. c. Long; California Cycling Club-E. A.
Mitchell A Lambrecht, J. f. Brown: Garden
CITY Wheelmen--W. G. Waibel r. II. Doen-
bocher T Berryessa.
Offcials-Referee. c. L. McEnerney; clerks
Of course, c. c. Wuth (chief clerk). ]. NJ.
Salazar George Waite: announcer. George
Dixon; timers. George P. Wetmore. ]. A.
Desimone J. c. Travis; scorers, W. Townley.
Mack Madison, ]. F. Hancock c. c. Hopkins.
A. B. Moffatt; Judges. z. Crane. A. Ron
covieri. J. @. Lewis
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ATTELL LOSES
TO M'CLELLAND
Pittsburg Boxer Clearly Out
fights the Californian
Throughout the Contest
LOSER CLAIMS A FOUL
After Considerable Wrang-
ling Referee Sharp Refuses
to Change His Decision

ST. LOUIS, June Jack McClel-
land of Pittsburg was given the decl-
sion over Abe Attell of San Francisco
tonight at the end of the ffteenth
round of the fight. Attell made
claim of foul after the thirteenth
round. but after a great deal of wrang-
ling Referee Sharp declined to auo"
it. Mcclellan had clearly the better
of the fight from the first round he
sent in stiff body and head punches
almost at will. Near the end or the
thirteenth round McClelland landed q
hard right TO the stomach AtteH
curled uD and went down, crying that
he had been hit below the belt
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Raymond X, Bonnie
Prince Charlie, Bert Osra.
Second race-Alma Dufour, The
Mighty, Whoa Bill.
Third race-Eva Moe, FaIeIla, Alma
Girl.
Fourth race-Bad News, Prince
Silverwings, Foresight.
Fifth race-Harrison, John McGurk
Louisville.
Sixth race-Peggy O'NeiI, Bologna,
Broadway Girl.
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AND MOTORISTS WILL RACE AT INGLESlDE TRACE
AFRICANDER DEFEATS HURST PARK
I'M STIRRING RACE AT GRAVESEND
BOokmakers Are Hard Hit
at the Delmar Race
track.

ST. LOUIS, June 2.-Over a track
fetlock deep in mud. Mordella won the
Delmar Handicap to-day from Lemp's
big gelding, Elastic. The latter, un-
der heavy impost, ran wonderful
race and it took Mordella's life to
keep her nose in front. Favorites had
another great day, the form players
handing it to the bookmakers heavily.
Seven books dropped out of the ring
owing to depleted bankrolls. A good
crowd took part in the slaughter of
the books. The weather was rainy
and the track muddy. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; purse; three
year ods
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
TO 5-Radum 100 Perkins). ] 10
to CIR; Arena 100 D.Austn) 2 3
to TIL I.LaSy o5y Fense; 100 SAnSrsn) 1In Sn
ner. d. J. sullivan's b. (. CD by Russell Sill
CsTtO9o l0s Esuqssts los Mnsss lo Ss Sss
100. finished as named Miss Gabrielle Watts
100 left.
SECOND RACE--FOur and half furlongsi
purse; two-year- -olds
Betting Set y, HORSE. Weight ,na J0ckey St. Fin
> to THE Druggist. 100 ONnce) 1 . 3 FL
10 Edith May. 100 D.Austn) IS 80
Time l:O4 Start good Won driving Win
ner L. A. Chinn & Co.'S br f. (2) by St.
George -TSnnette. Laurel l. nos A Lady 100,
! finished as named
THIRD RACE-sx and half furlongs;
] purse; three e-year- -olds and up.
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
! 3 to 5-Alho los III. Anderson
10 DIR Kier 104 (Wallace). l l 3 =
! S to John II, los tJenlIins).. 12I
Time 1:32i4. Start good. Won driving.
Winner G. Q. Bennett & Co.'S ch h. a. by
| Fonso- Flyaway. Lila Noel SO. Immortelle 80,
La Amanda "a. Jerry so. finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Sx furlongs; purse; three
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey St q Fin.
| s TO 5-Mordella, 81 CPerkins).. p
! IL 70 5-Elastic. 122 Dale) ...... n. 10
! to 2-Tower, 80 III. Anderson l 20
Time. 1:23s4. start good. Won ridden out.
/ Winner J. c. Cahns b. (. 90 by Russell
Memorial. Ancke los also
FIFTH RACE-One mile; two-year-olds and
up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
: TO 2-Mainspring. 102 (McLau) - p
TO 1-Dolinda, 90 CPerkins)...
Time, 1901. Start good. Won driving.
/ Winner. P. J. Nolan's ch. h. a. by Cayuga-
Julia May. Algonquin ss. Trapsetter 102, Car
nelian los. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE - Mile and three -sixteenths;
| purse: three-y -year-olds and up:
| Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
Even-BrOodler. los (WallRce) l IL
! 20 2-Memphian. 102 <McMulD 2 = 2
! Is TO Miss Eon, 102 (D.Austin) 8 3 3
ner. r. W. Marks & Co.'S ch. g. C5) by Service
Miss Baker. Daddy Bender 80. Sister Lillian
| 81 Murmur %. Little Tommy Tucker 1O6,
| finished named
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BROWNS SWING
WITHOUT AVAIL
0. Graham Keeps Them All
Guessing With Deceptive
Left Handed Ins and Outs
AN 0PPORTUNE TRIPLE
Bobby Sneaks in a ClOut to
Score Board That Breaks
Up the Contest for Keeps
AN OPPORTUNE TRIPLE
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Pacific Coast League)

Tacoma -. SO 2s 562 san Fran, 80 "a .469
Seattle -.34 % .549 Portland Is AZ 800
Mr.. o. Graham had about everything
yesterday a pitcher needs to puzzle a
ball team, and it was not strange that
the Brownies should be chased away
! from Recreation Park without having
accumulated any runs. They swung
and swung at Oscars twisters, but it
brought them nothing. The five hits
were all scattered. Scores Oakland A.,
Portland o.
Ham Iberg had a good collection Of
| the slow boys, but when the COM
muters began to get right they could
hammer in runs without a great deal
OF extra effort All the hits were
punched well on Ham, but Ganley's
triple in the fifth was the one that
counted most
An error by Francis gave T. Streib
start in the third, and the young
man was sacrificed to second and third
by Graham and Ganley Then Mr..
Kruger came along with a large and
| juicy drive that lifted Mr.. Steelman
/ several feet in the air and allowed Mr..
Streib to touch the plate. Moskiman
! eased two-sacker out to right field,
but McCreedie nailed Kruger at the
pan by brilliant throw.
The fifth was the time the game
was fixed properly. Tay Streib open
ed it with bingle to left and Graham
beat out a bunt. Bobby Ganley laid
up against one of Hams floaters and
sent it a-skipping out to the score
board. Bobby kept on going, and so
did the runners. They both arrived in
safety, and the fleet-footed little fielder
turned an ordinary double into clean
| triple by his great sprinting.
Julie Streib started the fourth run
on it's course for Oakland in the sew
enth by slapping out a single to right
center. Red Devereaux followed with
a similar one, and Byrnes pushed a
wobbler over Steelmans noodle which
let julie arrive with the last one of the
day. The score:
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Children TO Entertain.

The wards of the Boys and Girls
Aid Society will give an entertain
ment at the home. corner of Grove
and Baker streets. this evening.
commencing at 1880 o'clock. An
original opera will be rendered. The
object Of the society. outside OF the
entertainment for the children, is TO
give the public an opportunity Of see
ing what is being done for the way
ward and neglected children taken
from the streets Of this city.
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MEMS METHODIST league
HOLDS MONIHIY MEETING
Many Prominent Speakers Address
Large Audience on Different Sub
jects of Religious Interest.


Large Audience on Different Sub
jects of Religious Interest.
The regular monthly meeting Of the
Mems Methodist League was held last
night at the Central Methodist Church
on Mission street, near Sixth. John S.
Allen, president Of the league, pre-
sided.
Echoes Of the General Conference"
was the general subject Of the meet
ing. Many excellent speeches were
made by prominent members Of the
church. The edifice was packed to
the doors and much applause greeted
The speakers Bishop Neatly spoke
on The Building Up Of the Church
and the Better Work Done Among
Young Men" DrsJ. NJ. Buckley. edi-
tor OF the New York Christian Advo-
cate, addressed the audience on The
Law OF the General Conference .
Bishop Harris gave an interesting talk
on The Work in Japan"
The meeting was an enjoyable and
Interesting one and the Mems League
promises a similar one for next month.
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GRAVEsEND SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First Race-ShOtgun, Reliable, King
lPepper.
Second. Race-Esterre, Danseuse,
Ike 6
Third Race-Africander, Brigand,
Andy Williams.
Fourth Race-Smathers entry, Sey-
mOur, SchefteI entry.
Fifth Race-Blandy, BuIwark, Mar
tl1a German.
Sixth Race-Sir Ship, Tom Lawson,
TrouNille.
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uipb school Entertainment.

The Lowell High School boys will
give an entertainment at the Girls
High School this evening for the ben
eft of last years football debt. An
excellent programme has been ar
ranged and the boys hope the affair
will be a success financially as well as
socially.
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ANGELS FINISH WITH A RUSH.

LOS ANGELES, June 2.-To-day's
Newton carried off the honors. The
Champions failed to score until the
ninth inning, when three hits gave
them two runs and the game. The
day was one of the most disagreeable
experienced in Los Angeles for years.
The heat was intense and a hot wind
carried the dust in clouds across the
field. Score:
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ovERALL's WONDERFUL FEAT
Big College Pitcher Shuts Seattle Out
With One Lone Hit.

TACOMA, Wash. June 2.-In the
fastest and best game of the season
Overall shut out the heavy hitting Sc
attle team, letting them down with
one hit, a two-bagger by Smith. Ia
coma scored an easy victory. But
twenty-nine men faced Overall and
he gave but one base on balls. Ia
coma put up a splendid exhibition,
playing without an error. Score:
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CIrNlNIARX

Errors-Francis, Shea, Murphy. 7. Streib.
Three base hit-Ganley. Two-base hits-Beck.
Moskiman. Sacrifice hits-Graham, Ganley.
First base on errors-Oakland, /: Portland, /.
First base on called balls-On Graham 4.
Left on bases-Oakland 3; Portland, I. Struck
out-By Iberg, 3; by Graham. g. Double
play-Devereaux to j. Streib- Time of game
One hour forty minutes. Umpire-Huston.
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DELMAR TRACK ENTRIES.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-The entries
for the races tomorrow at Delmar
track are as follows:


First race six furlongs sellng-Loca 102.
Spur Ne 102. Bisuka 100, Edith Boss 100.
Cressida 100 Marchoness 100 Ferrona 100,
Nan Dora 81
Second race. four and half furlongs. sell
ing-Willowdene 1O9 Passive 104 Sonya 101,
Clara Forester 100, Viola Faith 100 Infiam-
mable 9S Druggist 9S. De Vince 9s Our Mo
9S. Annabelle Lee 90 Little Florence 95.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Red Ola
105, Maud Wallace 1O2. Faquita 102. Wissen-
dine 102 Venus Nictrix 102. Ethel Davis 102.
Maghoni 100
Fourth race. one mile and twenty yards
selIing-Hart los Ciales i0S HucenR log.
Potente 1OG Behoove 105. Pyrrho 1O3 First
One 10i, Exapo 90. Lord Tennyson 90
Fifth race, six furlongs. seling-Sues Sister
105 Onanetta 102 Fugartha 102 Goody Two
shoes 100, Dottie Shute 100. Satchel 81. Diana
Fonso 90.
Sixth race mile and twenty yards SELL
ing-Dr. Cave III Graden Ill. Jerry Hunt
los. illuminate 1O3, Jingler 103. The Advocate
1d2. Escanaba 30. Plea 95, Algonquin 81, ].
Rein 81
Weather clear; track heavy
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POLES TO HOLD PICNIC. - The thirty
first annual excursion and picnic of the So
ciety Of Poles and Lithuanians OF California
will be held at Schuetzen Park, San Rafael.
Sunday. June 5. There will be games and
races for which suitable prizes will be awarded.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Smith, Chase. Errors-Cravath
(2), Ross. Hildebrand. Anderson, Reitz. Two
base hits-Hildebrand, Toman, Eagar Sacri-
flee hits-Retz (3) waldron. First base on
errors-Los Angeles g. San Francisco 2 Left
on bases-Los Angeles T. San Francisco g.
Bases on balls-On Newton Q. off Knell g
Struck out-By Knell 4. by Newton s.
Double piays-Bernard to Flood to Toman
Toman TO Flood TO Chase. Wild pitch-Knell
Hit by ptcher-Hildebrand. Cravath, Leahy
Time of game - Two hours. Umpire = Nc
Donald.
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NEW YORK RALLIES WHEN
GRIFFITHS TAKES THE BOX
Cleveland Wins Their First Extra
Inning Game by Beating the
BOSTON ChamniOnS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT, June 2.-Detroit looked to have
the game won in four innings, when Putt
retired and with Griffith came luck for
New York. Two scratch hits and two gifts
sent in the first three in the sixth In
the ninth Thoney doubled Mcclure singled and
Conroy hit for two bases, winning the game
Attendance. 1900. Score:
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hon and Petz. Umpires-Moran and thinner
BROOKLYN, June 2.-Pittsburg- Brooklyn
game postponed: wet grounds.
BOSTON. June 2-Boston-St. Louis game
postponed wet grounds.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Chicago-Phila-
delphia game postponed; rain.
ST. LOUIS June 2.-St- Louis-Philadepha
game postponed: raIn.
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ONSIdII
Der, l. Error-Hall. Base on balls-On
Overall 1. of Barber 8. Wild pitch
overall Stolen bases-Casey. Mclaughlin.
Graham. Two-base hits-Lynch, Mclaughlin,
Doyle Nordyke, Smith. Three-base hit-Nor-
dyke. Left on bases-Tacoma !, Seattle 2
Time of game-One hour and forty minutes
Unpre-O Connel
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PICNIC AT SUTRO PARK.-The sixteenth
annual picnic OF the German Ladies' Benevo-
lent Society will be held at Sutro Park, Fruit
vale. Sunday, June II.
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lhe oowager Empress of China re-
Gently placed an order for fifty motor
cars 10 be made IN Germany"
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.

Totals g q 10
-Batted for Ross in ninth inning.
tone out when winning run scored.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Feronia, Nan Dora,
Cressida.
Second race-Passive, Willowdene,
Sonya.
Third race-Redola, Ethel Davis,
WiSSendine.
Fourth race - BehOove, Potente.
Lord Tennyson.
Fifth race-DOttie Shute, Satchel,
GOOdy Two Shoes.
Sixth race-Jingler, Jerry Hunt,
Graden.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

NEW YORK, June BY defeating Gin
cinnati to-day New York retained first plac
I'm the pennant race. A home run hit into tn
bleachers by Seymour in the fourth inning wa
the only tally made by the visitors. Attend
ance. COCO. Score
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Detroit

Griffith and Kleinow.
CLEVELAND. Ohio June 2.-Cleveland to-
day played and won its first extra inning game
OF the year. defeating Boston Singles by
Abbott and Flick. with Bradley's sacrifice
gave Cleveland the winning run. Bems was
injured by a foul tip. Attendance, 30Oo Score:
r. H. Z.
Cleveland ............ ............ s 3
Boston -..----..... a-...-.......... b 3
Batteries-Hess. Donshue and Abbott; Din
cen and Farrell
CHICAGO. June 2-Selbach's work in left
field the feature of to-days game which
was slugging match from start to finish
all four pitchers being pounded all over the
lot. Attendance, 2200. Score:
r. H. E.
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Totals 81 10 27 10 Totals 80 o "a 10
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FOURTH RAcE-Five furlongs: two-year

olds: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. . Fin
Even -Luzarion. ia CNicoD 1 l 215
Il 10 1-F1Orentine los (Booker). 8 22 2ll5
to 2-Scotch Irish los (Kelly) ; 81 } .
Time. 1;O1 2-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner Fred Cooks b. c. by Cesarion-Lura
T. Michael Byrnes III. Nidala Ill Trolota
l05 Mart Gentry 1o5 finished as named
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Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
5 to 2-Pathos. 1l3 Dslel.;...; III
TO 2-Mainspring. 102 (McLau) a p
TO 1-Dolinda, 93 Perkins)... 3
Time, 1867 Start good. Won driving.
Winner. p. ]. Nolans ch. h. "a by Cayuga-
Julia May Algonquin IS. Trapsetter 1o2. Car
nean 10S. finished named.
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FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs: The Critic
ron stakes of $1,000. for two-year- old fllies.
beitne- Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. a Fin
sven-schulamite. ia CHlhrd) . / 2L
~ 10 l-Chrs-slus ia fONeilD. ?
y 20 simplicity. ia u Martini 3 h
Time. .03 3-5. start good Won easily
Winner. N. s. Fanchion's hr. z by Plaudit-
Response salt and Pepper. Bella Slgnora
Aislesha. Be-latrx Princess Eris. finished as
named.
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TOtaIs.2S / a BT
'Batted for Barber in the ninth inning.
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FIF-rH RAcB- and a sikteenth mIles

=
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St q Fin
s TO 5-Spencerian. 81 (Knapp).. % II
20 10 1-Schoolmate. 96 Conway 5 3 h %
10 1-Jerry Lynch. 93 (Hsrris). 3 , =
Time As 1-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner Mrs. H Dernham's b. Z. 90 by Fres
Knight Sarah Davis Thane 1O3 jor Man
SIR lO3 finished as named
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THIRD RACE-One mile ana seventy yards.
tiree-year-ol6s; handicap
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey s. e. Fin
10 2-Wotan. 10 (Fuller) - is 1 u
y 70 l-Alforten. 112 (Creamer).. 3 % %
II 20 l-Palmbesrer. 40 (PhuIips) . 81 3h
Time. Z -fs 3-5. Start good Won easily
Winner. Hampton Stables b. r. by Wagner-
lnoecieed- Garnish. The Southerner. Pentaur
Tom Cod. Ascetic Hippocrates. finished as
named.