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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-12-10
ELKS MEMORIAL SERVICE.

Frankfort Lodge, No. $50. b.
p. O. Elks, held II memorial ser
vice at the Capital Theatre, on
Sunday afternoon, mt 3 o'clock.
Beautiful and appropriate music
was rendered by the First Regi-
ment Band Orchestra. by Il quar-
tet of gentlemen and by Miss
Harriet Mcclure.
The set address was by Mr.. II.
V. McChesney, and was an elo-
quent tribute to the departed
members.
There was a large and apprecia-
tive audience present.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1904-12-10
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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
McVEY AND BARGE MATCHED
AT UNION COURSING PARK
The Fastest Two Greyhounds i'm
America VIII Meet i'm Series
of Trials

Two stakes and a special match
will make uD the card on Sunday
next at Union Coursing Park. The
match will be the best three out of
five trials, and will be between Nc
Vey and Barge, the Grand National
winner. These are pronounced the
fastest two greyhounds in America.
The draw last night resulted as fol-
lows
Reserve stake-Miss Brummel VS. Golden
Garter; False Alarm Merry Go Round: Red
Rock VS. Duhallow; Rich Argosy VS.. Texas
Mamie; Young klamath VS. Plaunt Tamora
Fancy Free VS. Money Musk: John Heenan
vs. Icellus: Royal Friend Roman Athletes
Mark Twain VS.. Master Rocket; Pagliacci VS.
Texas Ginger; General Dewet VS.. Frank Dunn
Ruby Sankey VS. Fontenoy; II VS.. Lib
orator; Aeous VS.. Wattles; Conroy VS.. Rapid
Water Vandal vs. Renegade Apache; Free
From Flaw VS.. Aggie W; Mickey Free VS.
Frisky Boy: Una vs. Rose of Gold; Colored
Lady VS.. Galveston; Honest John VS.. Sem
pronius; Chiimara Intruder; Blaze
Orsina; Tralee Lass VS.. Texas Jill; Bright
Fortune VS.. May Tunison; Remisso Amino VS..
Lily Wright.
Open reserve-Gambit VS.. Lucy Clair; Ragged
Actor VS. Quita; High Born VS.. Frendless
Boy: Sacramento Boy VS.. Lord Brazen; The
Referee VS.. Amandan; Texas Hoo Hoo VS..
Rural Artist: Lost Chord Red Pepper;
Raby Aurora Haphazard.
Match. best three in five courses-McVey VS..
Barge.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, June 15.-Horatius and
Schwalbe are among the horses en-
tered for the Austin stakes, at one and
a sixteenth miles. tomorrow at Har-
lem. The entries follow:
First race five furlongs, maidens-Besar-
ammo l16. Mart Gentry 103 NJ A. Powell 106,
Butwe 105, Pacifco 11S Tennyburn ITO, Bone
brake 115. Bonnie Prince Charlie no Hersh-
man II2. Maxnar 1is Raymond K 1O2, Rather
Royal los. Judge Sauhey 1O6. Little Harry 104,
Bert Osra los, Ivan the Terrible 116.
Second race, seven furlongs Blue. Miracle 101
Ahola ~, Atlantico 90. Dusky 81, Incubator 1O4
Miss Crawford So
Third race Mile and a sixteenth Austin
stakes-Haviand 102, Fonsoluca 9S Stroller 90.
Horatius los Schwalbe 102 Spencerian SO,
Glassfun 80. Copperheld 93. Harrison 101, BY
Ways 81
Fourth race mile and fifty yards = The
Regent IO7, Henry Bert lib. Ananias 95, Gen
eral Steward 80, Bragg 107.
Fifth race five furlongs, selling-Hopeless 90,
Peggy Mine 90, Airship Ito, North Enid 100.
Anona &C. The Eye &c. Hadrian 1O3, Del
Carina 1O3 Jade as, Sea Voyage 100. Baylaw
100. Allen Avon los. Lord Dixon 101, Tramotar
JOS.
sixth race, mile and a quarter. selling
Little EIkin 1o2 Wing Dance 100 Boaster 105,
Fair Order 81, Schoolmate 9S. Gaviota LOG,
Sioux Chief 100 Creole Jim "a, Tancred 10S.
Weather clear, track fast
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
WASHINGTON PARK MANAGER
WILL ALLOW NO BETTING
American Derby VIII Be Run without
the Presence of the Cheerful
LAYERS of Odds

CHICAGO, June 15.-Secretary James
F. Howard of the Washington Park
Club destroyed all the hopes OF the
bookmakers to-day by declaring en-
phatically that no gambling would be
tolerated at Washington Park on Derby
day. Any person found making a
wager will be elected from the grounds
by detectives employed for that pur-
pose by the park officials, he declared
1T doesn't seem necessary for US to
forbid gambling" said Howard to As
sistant Chief Scheuttler when he was
given official notice that no gambling
would be permitted at the great turf
classic. You seem to have looked we'll
to that, but we have issued orders that
no bOOkmaking nor gambling Of any
kind can be INDUCED in at Washington
Park this year. Detectives have been
employed by the association. and any
one who is found making bets will be
elected from the grounds Immediately"
This declaration followed the Mayors
ultimatum of an hour before. when he
threatened to revoke the amusement Ii
cense of the association if IL allowed
gambling at the track.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
SEATTLE oUTPLAYs ANGELS.

SEATTLE, Wash, Jupe 15.-Seattle
played all around the champion Los
Angeles baseball team in the first game
of the series on the home grounds.
Dolly" Gray was easy for the Seattle
sluggers and to make matters worse,
the support he received was enough
to drive a pitcher to the insane ward.
Chase, Flood and Gray did not seem
to know what to do when the ball was
bunted to the right side of the pitchers
box. AT least three bunts went as
hits because the ball was not touched
by even one of these three fielders.
Shields pitched a splendid game for
Seattle up to the sixth inning, when
Toman opened the fire with a two
Dagger. Flood, Cravath and Ross fol-
lowed with safe hits. Cravath drove
the ball over Van Haltren's head and
if he had watched himself closely when
he reached third he could have made
the hit a home run.
Flood did some sensational fielding
at second and Toman made a wonder
full stop near second, but spoiled it by
letting two men score. Seattle made
two quick double plays. Ross and
Blankenship divided honors at the bat,
each getting three hits. The score:
co,@t1a Los AnReles-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
SMALL FIELD
FOR SUBURBAN
Seven of the Finest Thor
oughbreds Will Go to Post
in Sheepshead Bay Classic
IRISH LAD Is FAvORITE
The Picket Is Not Expected
to Repeat His Brilliant
Brooklyn Handicap Victory

NEW YORK, June 15.-A small field
Of the finest thoroughbreds will strug
gle tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay for
the blue ribbon Of the Eastern turf, the
$40, 900 Suburban handicap, at one and
a quarter miles. So evenly balanced
are the chances OF the candidates in
the twenty-first running Of this classic
event that even the most expert opin-
ions as to the probable result are val
ueless. An adjustment Of weights
made for to-morrow's event will decide
more equitably the merits of the first
four horses in the Brooklyn handicap.
won by The Picket, and il that splen-
did racer repeats his victory tomorrow
he will have to extend himself to the
utmost.
Confidence Of the Eastern turfmen is
supreme in the belief that The Picket
VIII be unable to repeat and Irish Lad
viii go to the post the public favOrite.
as he was in the handicap. Hermis.
from the stable OF Edward r. Thomas.
is in grand form. as was demonstrated
when he won the BroOkdale at Graves
end yesterday almost equaling the
track record for one mile and a fur
long. This victory cost the son Of Her
mence an added pound to his impost
for the Suburban, but he will not feel
the change, as he is a good weight
carrier.
Proper, which finished third in the
Brooklyn, Will again carry the silk of
w b. Jennings Of California He will
be ridden by George OdOm instead OF
Lucien Lyme, and his owner expressed
the belief that he will do better than
third. While Propers work In prep
aration for the Suburban has been ex-
cellent, professional handicappers do
not agree with the Jennings prediction.
Africander's chances are considered
slim. He won the Suburban last year
on a muddy track This year his form
has not been so good at any time.
There is every indication the race will
be run over fast track. The probable
starters are:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
sIXTH RACE-one mlIe and twenty yards!
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at the Fair
Grounds follow:
First race, four and half furlongs selling
Rathskellar 10T, Loyal Street log. Jim Crumes
1913 Lone Wolf 103, Georgia Carter 1O3 Wake
ful 103. Red Leaf 103 Valient i01 The Drug
gist 100 Cozzen 100 Lucky Pick 100. LiquoZone
30. Pillar %. Sonya 90 Malvina 95
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Revenge
Dare lO7. Lady Idris 1O2 Fugurtha 102, Rose
Court 102. Tenny Belle 102 Lady Contrary 102,
Thisbe 1902 Gallawater leo. Feby Blue 100,
Caelana 100. Miss Manners 100 Santa Ventura
%, Ethel Davis 81 Hook Sc Okla %, Edith
Boss 30.
Third race. one and sixteenth miles-Petti-
john 107. Charlie Thompson 1906 Flying Tor
redo 106 Harmakis % Old Stone 90
Fourth race five furlongs the Kindergarten
stakes-Br -Broomhandle 121, Lawler lis, Braden
lis. Layson 113. Woodlands los. (Braden and
Layson. Hayes entry.)
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Operator 100,
Elastic 100 Byron Rose log Light Opera 104,
I Know 104. Bas dOr 1O4, Claremont 90, Just
So 93 FoIlies BerEeres 81. Mafalda 81. Matte
II 81. Operator and Elastic, Lemp's entry.)
Sixth race. one mile selling-Frank Mckee
lO6 Hymettus 106. Aminte LOG, Wssendine
1O6 Aules 103. Tony Depping 103. John IL 103
Helen Hay 102 Jerry 1O2. Kingstelle 101. Mer-
wan 80 Clear the Arena 9S. Short Cake 81.
Misanthrope 81.
Weather clear: track fast
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Fireman and Police Are Prac-
ticing for Annual
Match.

A great game OF baseball is expected
on the afternoon of Sunday, the 26th
inst, when the teams representing the
Police and the Fire departments Of
the city will meet on the diamond at
Recreation Park. The proceeds of the
game will be devoted to the widows
and orphans funds of the two depart
ments.
The two teams met last year before
a record breaking crowd and the fire
laddies triumphed by a score of to 3
in a game replete with startling fea-
lures. The meeting aroused a great
deal of interest in municipal circles at
the time and it is expected all the old
time enthusiasm will be awakened
when the rival tossers struggle for hon.
ors the second time.
Manager Henry Harris of the San
Francisco baseball club has donated Re
creation Park for the occasion and
we'll known sporting goods dealers will
supply the boys with the necessaries
for the game. The members of both
teams have been practicing at Golden
Gate Park for days past and expect
to be in prime condition when time is
called for the contest.
Already $4,000 tickets have been dis
posed of and 5000 more have been or
dered printed. Jack Munroe will be
asked to help out "Rube" Levy in
umpiring the trouble. The promoters
of the game expect to realize a hand
some sum. Tickets for the game are
on sale at all the fire houses and police
stations in the city.
Fireman" Tom Fitzpatrick, the for
mer idol of the old San Francisco club,
will pitch for the fire laddies Fftz was
a great twirler in his day and has
hundreds of admirers who are willing
to- go miles to see him work once
again.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Yanger Cannot Fight for Months.

SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, June Is
AS a result of his fight with Aurelio
Herrera at Butte Monday night. Benny
Yanger, the Chicago feather-weight,
will probably not be able to use a
glove for at least six months. The
knockout blow Yanger received from
Herrera's right in the eighth round
lifted him off his feet and he fell
with a crash on his right shoulder.
The ring was unpadded and the liga-
ments of Yanger's shoulder were bad
ly torn and the bone bruised. Yanger
will be examined under an X-ray ap-
paratus to determine the exact extent
of the injury.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Trailers Take the Leaders
Into Camp After a Game
Replete With Incidents
RUNS ALL SCORED EARLY
Butler Saves the Day for
Portland by Some Fast
Fielding in the Fourth
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Pacific Coast League.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

PORTLAND, Ore, June 15.-By a
4 to 2 score Dugdale's men defeated
the baseball aggrega ton from Oak
land that followed them UP from the
south. Swats were, much in evidence.
Ten times was Ike Butler touched
up, while George Cooper allowed nine
off his delivery. Two of the latter
were two baggers. The scoring, how
ever, was confined to the first two
innings. In the fourth Butler saved
his team much anxiety when he
fielded Brick DevereauX's bounder to
Castro in time to stop MoSkiman.
Castro caught Brick at first and the
trick was done. Jake Thielman had
a chance at a double play unassisted
when he nailed Franck's short fly to
right field ten feet from first, but he
tossed the ball to Beck and divided
the honors.
Francks robbed Castro of a hit
when he captured a line drive that
sizzled when it struck his mitt.
Brown, the new umpire, seemed to
give entire satisfaction. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Fast Amateu1s win Meet.

The monthly amateur boxing exhi-
bition under the auspices of the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club will be held to-
night at Woodward's Pavilion. A
promising card has been arranged for
the occasion. Ted Wolff and George
Peterson, the well known welter-
weights, will furnish the main event
Joe Carroll, the bantam champion, is
to box Tom Sullivan, and a good bout
is expected. Jimmy McDevitt has been
selected to referee the goes. Jack
Munroe, Billy Roche and Jack
Thompson will act as judges.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
TIGERS FIELD MIsERABLY.
San Francisco Has an Easy Time
Beating Tacoma Team.

TACOMA, June 15.-San Francisco
played its initial game to-day, beating
the Tigers, who put up a miserable
fielding game. overall pitched good
ball His passes were punched with
errors and timely hits, and Uncle
Henry had no trouble packing the
victory into his grip. Chimmie de
Whale was behind the gun and he
kept the hits scattered, although the
Tigers hit for extra bases.
Uncle's team made a hit in Ia
coma. A large crowd greeted them
and they played star ball. ''Rab-
Bit Miller showed uD we'll Hide
brand made a splendid catch off the
fence. The visitors prOfited by every
error, and although the Tigers made
three double plays they could not
keep down the scoring. Sheehan
made double play unassisted.
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Taby TOSa Beats Estrada
Palma in Feature Race
at st. Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, June IA crowd of
5000 spectators saw Taby Tosa put 1t
over Estrada Palma in to-day's
Fair Ground feature. The pair had a
humping match coming down the
stretch. of which Palma got the
worst. The weather was clear and
the track fast Summaries:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; purse; three
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
u 70 1-Phiora, 104 CHodgson). ...s n 13
Is to 1-ophelia Martin. 97 Davis)2 22 nix
Time. 1:161A: start good. Won easily.
Winner. c, Hille5ush's b. g. by Order Phila.
Happy Hooligan 104 iran away four miles,,
Ascot 105. Sweet Note 104. Dan McCue l07.
Benton 80, Gayoso 100, Anyway 100, owasca
S5. Dale 104. finished named
SECOND RACE-Four and a half furlongs;
purse; two year-olds:
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 TO 1-Aurocelver, los CWatson).5 l 16
8 to I-Erla Lee, 1os (GulletO:.;2 2S 21a
TO Loretta NJ, los ID. Austin)3 IS 8 4
Time. :55 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, OTIS Bros dS b. f. by Deceiyer- Aur0rs ora
Moonett los Aspatia los. Falons 1Os Pique
los, finished as named
THIRD RACE-six furlongs; three year
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin
10 i-CIoverten 40 Morris)....1 y
10 10 Maj. Carpenter. 99CW.Dvs)4 > i
16 70 5-Sanctum, los RayneD..,5 60 In
Time, 1;l694. Start good. Won easily.
Winner w. d. Millards CHI c by Esher-
Kitty Glover Overland 100. Regina d 104,
Muscovair lO7. King Fox IL 104 Minnie john
son 1o2 Tom Kiley 107, Yellmantown 1O5,
Allegrette 81. Quaker Girl 100 Bird Pond
100, finished named. Sadie .Burch 100 Cran
away two miles.
FOURTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
three-ye -year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
Even-Taby Tosa, 1O7 CWatson). l l 1151 nix
to Est. Palma 106 (Crawfrd) 2 = 10
Time. LAIN. Start good. Won driving.
Winner s. 3. Burnetts gr. g. 90 by Leep
Remier Gray Bess. Jordan 1o7 also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-olds;
purse:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. y Fin.
to 1-Prin. orna. 100 (Austin).. y IL
to Platoon. 105 Crawford. q 2 nix
TO Franco. % (Anderson) .... g h
Time. l;02 Start good. Won handily.
Winner T. p. Hayes b. (. by Ornament
Princess over. A Lady Fair 30. Captain Ne
roth 100, Garrett Wilson 80. The Doctress 90.
Joe Kelly 1O3. Cesarius 103, Weberields 103,
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and twenty yards
three-year-olds and up; purse
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. p Fin.
TO l-Dolinda 81 CPerkins) ..... 2 11h
TO 1-Traysetter, IS (Anderson). 4 "a
TO 1-Murmur 9S (Plunkett) IL AZ 80
Time. 1:4224. Start fair. Won going away.
Linda. Brooklyn 90. Sting l04 Handspnner
100. Lord Haven %. Noweta 9s. Our Lille 81,
Bessie Mccarthy 1OS Sealper 90 Leenja 1O2,
Dawson LOG Baithness 103. finished named
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
Racing al The Meadous-

SEATTLE. June 15-To-day's summary q,
Tic Meadows:
FIRST race, i've furIongs-Priestlfl<e won
almoner second. Bud Wade third. Time. .o1
second race. four furlongs-David Boland
won. steel Wire second, HOoligan third
Time. 40
Third race. six furongs-War Times won
Box Elder second, Harka third. Time I:l4Ib
Fourth race. seven furiongs-C5eorge T2eryv
Won Dr. Rowel second, Dolie II third Time
a9
Fifth race six furlOngs-Illowaho won Nv
Surprise second. The Stewardess third. Time
1t18H.
sixth race. one mile-Rio Shannon won
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS

First race-Mattie Worth, Reliable.
Grand Opera
Second race-SeymOur, Gay Lo-
thariO, Greencrest.
Third race-Blandy, Councilman,
Veto.
Fourth race-Irish Lad, The Picket.
IfcrInis.
Effth race-DiamOnd Flush, Don
Royal, Highborn.
Sixth race - Leader, FIorham
Queen, CarbuncIe.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16

WILL TAKE WALTERS BACK-Detective
Hawley of Los Angeles arrived at police head
quarters yesterday morning to take hack
Stephen A. Walters who was arrested here
on Tuesday on a dispatch charging him with
felony embezzlement. Walters who Is a mem
ber OF the Order OF Railway Firemen was
intrusted with check for s495 by Mrs. A NJ
Brooks S4S South Los Angeles street. on Mon
day morning He and his wife came here with
the money. Detective Hawley says the money
was all that Mrs. Brooks had on earth. She
knew Walters and had every confidence in
him.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-LOyaI Street, Wakeful,
RathsIreller.
Second race-Rose Court, Hook Sc
Okla, Miss Manners.
Third race-Elying Torpedo, Old
Stone. HaFmaLis.
Fourth race-BrOomhandIe. Braden.
Woodlands.
Fifth race-Just So. Bas dor,
Elastic.
Sixth race-Misanthrope. Clear the
Arena, Kingstclle.
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base hit-Cravath. Stolen bases-Van Haltren
MOhler. Double plays - Hall TO Mohler to
Blankenship. Blankenship 10 Hall to Shields
Gray 3. Struck out-By Shields Z. by Gray A.
Wild pitch-Gray. Left bases-Seattle g.
Los Angeles f. Time OF game-One hour and
forty-fve minutes. Umpire-Jack Mccarthy
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
SUMMARY

Errors-Nordyke C2). Egan, Mclaughlin,
Hogan. Struck out-By, Overall 2. by Whalen
Z Bases on balIs-By Overall A. by Whalen 4.
wild pitch-OveraII Stolen bases-Doyle. Nc
Laughlin (2). Two base hits-Sheehan. Casey,
Mclaughlin, Doyle. Three base hit-Mc-
Laughlin. First base on errors-San Francisco
. Sacrifice hits-Hfldebrand C2), Irwin.
Double pIays-Hogan to Casey. Sheehan 10
Casey to Nordyke Sheehan (unassisted). Left
on bases-Tacoma o. San Francisco g. Time
of game-1 hour and 40 minutes. Umpire
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King Carlos a Thorough sportsman.

LISBON. June 15.-There was an
athletic tournament in the royal
grounds here yesterday in honor of
the American fleet. King Carlos at
tended and won the tennis match, shot
pigeons and did some remarkable
shooting with a pistol. Four men
from the flagship Kearsarge and the
Alabama had boxing contests at the
Kings request. King Carlos, who
takes a great interest in athletics. re-
manned on the grounds from 1870 un-
til D. m.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
HanIon NIay Ffght Nelson.

Billy Roche. matchmaker Of the
Hayes Valley Club, is having difficulty
in getting a good card for next month.
He tried TO get Young COrbett and
Battling Nelson, but the former re-
piled he would not fight in this city
until he meets Britt. Eddie HanIOn
has been offered the match. He has
agreed to fight Nelson at 129 pounds
at s o'clock. If Nelson does not get
this match he will fight Herrera at
Salt Lake City on July 4.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-16
HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First race-Tennyburn. Bert Ora,
Ivan the Terrible.
Second race-Miss Crawford, Ahola,
Incubator.
Third race - Horatius, Harrison,
HaviIand.
Fourth race-Bragg, Ananias, The
Regent.
Fifth race-Tramator Airship, Jade.
Sixth race - Schoolmate. Tancred,
GaViofa
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Several good ones. including John A.
brakes Savable. are eligible and may
be added tomorrow.
Fully $4,000 persons are expected to
visit the Sheepshead Bay track.
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Totals. % e27 s
Totals.36 2 10 "a 10
"Graham batted for Cooper in the ninth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hit-Beck. Errors-Nadeau, Nc
Creedie (2). Butler. Francks Schlafey, Streib.
Stolen bases-Beck Francis, Moskiman.
Bases on balls-On Butler 2, off Cooper L.
Struck Out-By Butler s. by Cooper 8. Two
plays-Butler to Castro to Beck. Thielman 10
Beck Left on bases-Portlsnd s. Oakland O..
Hit by pitched ball-By Cooper. First base on
errors-Portland ;, Oakland 3 Time of game
Il hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Browne.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. June 15--Racing Will
open tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay,
where the Suburban handicap viii be
the feature. The field, while Of re-
lnarkable class, will be small, only
seven being carded TO start. The days
entries:
First race. six furlongs on main track,
three year-olds and up-Rehable 40. Whorler
13O orr Wells f23 Northern star rs Mizzen
us. Grand opera us. Dalesman- lis.
WasWift lis. Lux Casta 1l3. Mamie Worth
1l2. Joaquin 10. Grenade 109
Second race mile selling, e-year-olds-
Gay Lothario III. Bucklca Ill Lord Of the
Valley III. The Southerner III. Bob Murphy
10f. Silver Days JOG Bcbadll JOG Tomcod
100. Greencrest lob. DvinatiOn 101, Judge
Denton 1ol, Seymour IS, Letola 9e. Niska-
yuma 90.
Third race. five and half furIongs. Fu-
turity course, the Double Event-Blandy I22
Buttling 20 Councilman 122. Amberjack 122
Golden sunrise H. Macmillan 117. Veto ia.
Fourth race. mile and a quarter the Sub
urban handicau--f fiermis 12T. Irish Lad l2T
Efricander 125. The Picket I24 Major Dain-
Eerheld 122 ShorthOse Il7. Proper I1O.
Fifth race, I've furlongs Futurity course,
Fnaidens-Lindsay Gordon lis, Cashier lls
Petit Due lis. Long Dan 11s. Mgraine IFS.
us. Annie s I15. Brushton 1I5. Linda Lee
1l5. Antimony 1l5. Hfghborn lis. Raiment II5
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sixth race. mile and a sixteenth on turf.
handicap-Reliable 143. Duke Of Kendall lI3
Carhuncle 100 Damon JOG, Conjurer JOS. Palm
bearer l0a. FlOrham Queen 102. Mabon lO2
Thistle Sc
Weather clear; track fast.