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The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
SEALS ENTICE THE WINNING RUN OVER PLATE DURING
EIGHTH INNING OF GAME REPLETE WITH INCIDENTS

sixth with hit to short that was mag
nificently fielded by Francks. Hide
brand hit to Devereaux and a pretty
double play was made. NWaldron con-
rected for a hummer to left and Meany
drove one squarely through to center.
Kruger got the jimmies and after doing
bit Of fancy juggling hurled the ball
away at third, letting Waldron score.
Pat pulled up at second and as soon
as Cap Irwin smashed a wicked one
ont to right he tore homeward. Can
ley's whip was not accurate and Pat
managed to slide under the throw clev-
erly. Jimmy Byrnes was saying mean
things about fate when the umpire
butted in and called Meany out. 1t
looked palpably wrong and created a
whole lot of discussion, but it went all
the same.
The Commuters made something of
rally in their half of the eighth. One
was down when Schlafiey landed for a
double and Kruger got life on Goch-
nauer's boot. A double steal was then
pulled off and Larry reached the pan
in safety, Kruger going to second. Dew
ereaux followed by hitting into
double play, spelling the Commuters
chances. Moskiman ana Byrnes were
called in TO take the places of Byrnes
and Schmidt with the clubs in the
ninth. but neither made good. The
score:
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Afr:caneer
is entered for the handicap to o-mor-
row at Morris Park. The days en-
tries:
First race, withers mile, selling-Prince
Ching 10I. Pronta 1O5, Locket 1O4 Keynote
1O3. Andrew Mack 1OO Sais 100, Stolen Mo-
ments 100, Green Crest 90. Homestead 99 Gar
nish 90.
Second race. about three miles Meadowbrook
steeplechase-Co Coligny 16S, Benefit 145. Pious
145, Jim Slick 145. Gortnagallon 145 Alaman-
zar 160 Libretto IL 15i, Pure Pepper 14S
Third race. five furlongs of Eclipse course
two-year-olds. selling-Rossbourne 1O6 Foxy
1O5, Campo 105. Raiment 100. Bill Bailey III
100, Critical 100, Ranger 99 White Marsh 99
Ralbert 30, Otsego 9S. Lady Henrietta 9s st.
Margrave SO. Limerick 96 Marie NJ 90, Favor
meer 50. Storm Scud 92, Dance Music S4 Mil
lers Daughter 81, Julia a. Conjure Gal IS,
Woolnola So, Alcantara 81.
Fourth race, the Ramapo handicap, one and
eighth miles of Withers mile-Stalwart 127
Dolly Spanker 120, Ormonde's Right 110, Min
cola 103, Outcome 102, St Valentine 102 Wo-
tan 100, Ostrich 81 Andrew Mack 90, Proceeds
90 (Stalwart and st. Valentine, Thomas en-
try.)
Fifth race one mile, Observation-Disclosures
126. High Chancellor 10. Major Daingerfeld
los, Dick Bernard 100, Graceful 100, The Lady
Rohesia 102. Crown Prince 81, New York 90
Sixth race. seven furlongs of Withers mile
selling-ArsenaI los, MorolSanta 1O5, Brunswick
104, The Captain 103. Tide 95, Jimmy Lane
1O2. Step Away 100, Ben Crockett 100.
PaniQue 9S.
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The Belle Leads Out
KurtZnnann and
Lady Savoy.
Special Dispatch to The Can.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Belle,
backed from 4 to l to II to 5. won the
Oaklawn stakes to-day at Worth track
Gold Enamel at 10 to 1 was second,
while Kurtzmann, carrying the top
weight of 126 pounds. finished third
Lady Savoy. the heavily backed favor
lite, was beaten off all the way.
The track was fast. the weather
cloudy and the attendance light. Sum-
mary:
FIRST RACE-F1ve furlongs: two-year-olds;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey, St y Fin
20 to 1-Dundall. los (Seamster).. o
II to 5-UsefuI Lady, 11o tNieoD o ! ! t-,3,n, 3
WHINE ms o2 ds iT star good S TSn
Hue. Mon Amour no. Simplicity lO6 odelot
11o. Clara Berry no Harum Scarum ITO, Con-
Charlie lis. Mrs. Bob ito. s p. Lancaster 1O5.
Arab May 11o. finished as named.
SECOND RACE-Mile and 100 yards; three
year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey st. Fin
! to I-Harney. 100 CHofner).... II 21
so TO 1-scortIc. 1O1 Cwatson) -. 5 a u
Winner. E. c. Reynolds; b. 3. "a by odd Eel
low-Miss Jackson. Arab 103. Ben Chance lO9.
Easy Trade 1O1, Gifain 1Ol. Mr. Farnum 1O6,
Frank M 1O6. Frivol 106 Harry Preston lOS,
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furlongs;
two-year- -olds: Oaklawn stakes;
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-The Belle, 1OI CHelgesen) II n
20 to 1-Gld Enamel. 40 CTroxlr) 2 y
IS to 5-Kurtzmann, 126 (NicoD. 133 315
Time, 1:0S 1-5. Start good. Won handily.
Winner. F. c. Belknap's ch. T.. by Faraday-
Lucy Crockett. Flaxman 121, Lady Savoy 115,
Miss Jordan 107. Subtle 11O, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One mile and twenty
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
IL TO Bad News. 123 (HerberD h n
IL to 1-Luralighter, 9S (Stille)... 41172
20 to 1-Huzzah. 100 CMcIntyre).. 8 3 u
Time. 40 80. Start good Won easily: Win
ner. E. r.. Bradley's br. g. 90 by Flying
Dutchman- Black Sleeves. Fonsoluca 100. Port
Royal 1O5, Prince SilveTwings 1O7. Spencertan
1O4, Ethylene 100, finished as named
FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and M: purse:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Fossil 104 (Sherwood).... 2
10 Miss Crawford, 104 (NicoD 4 ? "a
to 2-Coruscate. 104 CRomanellD 1153
Time 1:2T. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. Parker & Thwaites br. g. a. by Fresno
Fairy Stone Gregor K 1O4, Postman 1O4 Es-
trada Palma 1O7, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-slx furlongs; three-year- olds
and up: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1-Triumvir 100 (R Johnson)
to Sad Sam. III Sherwood s 1 2 p
Time 1:15. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. E. L. Taley & Co.'S b. z. 90 by Prime
Minister Lucy Blaze. Determination los. My
Jane 100, Lady Free knight Ill. Ben Morrow
us Mary McCafferty 1O6 Marco los, Good
man 1O5. Mohican los. Martins los. Jackful
no. Cyprienne 103. finished named.
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There was plenty Of scrap in the dia-
mond mixup yesterday at Recreation
Park. Both teams mixed it and so did
the man with the indicator. The Seals
proved the heaviest mixers on the lot
and after the full nine rounds had
been fought every inch of the way they
were one on velvet. Score, San Fran
cisco 3, Oakland ,.
The idle moment was unknown in the
battle. The Seals thought they could
win and the Commuters were sure
they could, so il was a toss up. At
that the Harris band managed TO keep
10 the front with a LEAD Of at least one
al the time and sometimes with two.
The one which brought them victory
was brought about IN the eighth
spasm on a combination of hits and a
bad throw by Kruger.
Schmidt was the fooling kid up to
the fourth inning and he should have
gone through then, but rough work
happened With two chased away Ir-
win bit off a double sacker to left. An
derson received an indent In the Stats
and Gochnauer. through the aid of a
miracle, tapped 10 center Ior Two
cushioner. scoring Irwin. Andy went
10 third, but tarried only for a minute
till Schmidt executed a wild pitch, pre-
senting another one.
The Commuters could not get into
the game for a run till the sixth. There
were two in the cellar when Kruger
waited out four bad ones. Streib
swung through to far away right field
fer a peach that netted him two sacks.
Kruger came tearing along and arrived
at the plate With the ball. Gorton
swung around, but missed his man and
the run was there.
A lapse of two rather quiet rounds
followed. Van Buren opened up the
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PL AYERS SEEM CARELESS
IN THEIR WORK ON FIELD
Fumbles and Penaizations Spoil Many Chances
to Get the Ball Across Goal Line.

Multnomah played steadily and ar
rested line plunges in their incipiency.
The visitors easily broke through when
Stanford had the ball. The cardinal
held we'll on the defensive, but seemed
content with that. Multnomah made
two big gains by passing the ball to an
end drawn back and sending him
through on his own side. The Stan
ford players on these occasions watched
the bunch Of men instead of the pig
skin and unless they reform in this re-
spect they are likely to have some ex-
pensive tricks played on them before
the season is over.
In spite of the recent bad showing
Of the eleven, the cardinal remembers
what woL1ers flanagan accomplished
last year in the last weeks of the sea-
son and the determination to hand
something good to California next No
vember is not a whit diminished.
James Edward Britt, boxer, was
present yesterday and remarked dat
graft lays all over prize fightin' for
croolty. A feller is thrown down, den
eleven udder guys punch him and
twenty-five more of 'em kick i'm in
de face"
Stanford kicked forty yards to Multi
nomah on the start. The visitors fun
bled and lost the ball on the first play.
Trowbridge and Weller made light gains
and then Stott ran around the visitors
left end and passed the goal line. Some
one of the cardinal had held in the line,
however. and the ball went back fifteen
yards. Stanford failed to gain and was
forced to kick.
After a skirmish Coates punted the
pigskin to the center of the field again.
Stanford fumbled. but Multnomah
failed to gain its distance, and Coates
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13

The football game between Stanford
and the Multnomah Athletic Club Of
Portland at Palo Alto yesterday ended
in a tiS much to the discontinue of
the cardinal and 10 the delight Of the
visitors. The contest lacked spirit after
the first ten minutes OF play and the
men on both teams were exceedingly
careless in tEeir work. The field was
in excellent condition. There were but
few gains of any considerable length
except on trick plays. The attendance
was small and enthusiasm was num-
bered with the missing.
Stanford had every right to win, but
her men fumbled, played offside, held
IN the line, ran toward their own goal
posts with the ball and did about
everything else that should not be done
IN the game. Jim" flanagan was
angry at his disobedient pupils and he
had excellent cause for his wrath.
Stanford, as she played yesterday,
could net beat California between now
and the arrival of the next glacial
period.
The cardinal had just one play that
was good for a gain. The tackle is
boxed, the end is bowled out and the
half comes through with his friends
there TO push him along. Big Jim Wei
Ter made a yard or two on line bucks.
but none Of the other plays seemed to
work Stott tried the quarterback run
on numerous occasions, but lost from
three to eight yards every time. Cali
fornia is already working to stop the
Outside-of-tackle play and by the time
Of the big game viii probably play the
tackle out. Yale fashion, and give the
cardinal bitter disappointment in this
respect.
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CoFFRoTH SURE OF PERMIT.
Herford Offers to Hold the Fight i'm
Baltimore.

Although the Supervisors aver that
it will be impossible for the Shasta
Club or for any other club to secure
a boxing permit, the promoters of the
Britt-Gans fight are going right ahead
and making ready to hold the contest
Last night Manager James w. Cof-
froth of the Shasta Club and his as
sociates smiled when questioned about
the permit and then added that the
prospects of securing it were brighter
than at any other time.
They are going right ahead and
making arrangements to hold the fight
just as though the permit was already
slowed away in Mr.. Coffroth's pocket
Advertising matter is being distribut-
ed, the boxers are beginning to work
out, the prices of seats have been an
nounced, and altogether the promoters
appear sanguine of success.
AL. Herford, Cans manager, posted
the $2500 forfeit yesterday with Har-
ry Corbett, the clubs stakeholder.
Coffroth also put up the clubs coin.
Willie Britt said he would be there
with his wad this afternoon. The
promoters think when the forfeit
money is up the general public will
become more interested, and that the
way for the fight will be even more
smoothly paved.
Herford wants to, promote the mill
in Baltimore If the permit is not
granted Coffroth. He is willing to
hang up purse of $4,000 for the
rival lightweights to battle. This
money will be divided as agreed upon
by the principals, but it is a two to one
bet that Britt will not get such terms
as his contract in this city calls for.
Cans went over to Shannon's villa.
near San Rafael, yesterday morning
to begin work. He expects to be close
to weight in few days and thinks the
warm climate of Marin County will be
OF benefit to him in making the weight
Herford will watch his colored won-
der closely and will personally super
intendent his training.
Jimmy Britt weighed but 136 pounds
when he went to San Mateo the other
day. At this weight he will not have
to work hard in order to get into
FORM
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WORTH ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Oct. 12-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Worth fol-
low:
First race, six furlongS selling-Miss An
thony 90 Seven Oaks 90, Trossachs 90, Bernice
09 Mandy Lee 90,, Mimon 99 Glad Smiles 80,
Serenity 104 Belle DOdson 104, Tapiola 1O4,
Janet Fonso 1O4 Lucy Z 1O4, Fly Lady 104,
Ethel Abbott 104. St. Merrylegs 1O4.
Second race one and eighth milas, selling
Miss Melton 90 Santa Teresa 81. Rabunta
81 Jingler o. Royal Pirate 81, Pepper 81,
Avenger 9S, Wing Dance 102. Prosader 1O5-
Third race. mile, purse-Columbia Girl
o. Katie Powers 81, Good Cheer 81, Copperfeld
100, Spencerian 104, Ananias 1O7, King Ellis
worth 107.
Fourth race. one and an eighth miles, selling
-Malokoff 80, Idle %. Sioux Chief %, Little
wally o. Sarilla 81, Falernian 9S Carat 101,
Mr. Farnum 1O2, Major Mansir III.
Fifth race. one mile. purse-Big Beach 9S.
The Gadhy 9S. Judge Saufiey 9S. Palm Tree 9s
Matador 9S, Ivan the Terrible %, Dixie Lad
9S Allen Avon 107 Lochinvar 110.
Sixth race. five furlongs. purse-St. Blue &c.
Pendergast 104. Ran Gallant 104. Golden Rule
1O4. Scorpio 104. Rusk 10O Don Domo 100.
Delagoa 122
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MAY NOT GRANT
BOXING PERMIT
Democratic Supervisors In
imical to Shasta Club,
Which Wants Privilege
OPPOSED TO COFFROTH
Present Indications Show
That Application Will Die
in the Police Committee

Judging from remarks dropped yes
terday by Supervisors Braunhart and
Connor 1t seems the Shasta Club will
not be granted a permit for profess
sional boxing contest this month, nor
VIII any more permits be granted in the
future. The question of whether or not
the club would be given the permit was
brought up informally at the close Of
the meeting of the Supervisors Street
Committee. The Supervisors named
were asked whether they would vote to
grant the permit.
/ do not care to say how will vote,
as am not a member Of the Police
Committee, in whose hands the appli
cation now rests" said Braunhart Il
must say, though, that 1 consider 1t
impudent on the part Of the fight pro-
mUters to make their arrangements for
the Britt-Gans fight without first hav
Ing obtained the necessary authority.
Further, 1t seems to me that the sec
retary of the Superior Judges should
not be engagedin in the fighting business
1t is fact that all those engaged in
the fighting business are our opponents
politically"
Evidently the anfmus OF the super
Vlsors is directed against James w.
Coffroth, for Supervisor Connor was
even more outspoken against Coffroth
than Braunhart. He berated him in
violent terms, but asked that what he
said be not published. Continuing,
Connor said
I have never discussed fighting mat
ters outside Of the boards meetings.
OF course we all know that Coffroth
was strongly opposed to our side in the
primary elections and did not stop at
any means to overthrow the McNab
faction. / think sports should be con-
Quoted on a pure basis and it is GER
tain they have not been so con-
Quoted"
The Police Committee is scheduled to
meet this afternoon to act on the ap-
plication of the Shasta Club. Super
visor Boxton has already said he will
not vote to grant the permit and if Nc
Clellan stands with his Democratic col
leagues against Coffroth, Eggers will
be the only Supervisor to vote in favor
and the matter will thus die in the
committee. In the meantime Manager
Coffroth is proceeding with his ar
rangements for the fight. He contends
that, having complied with the law re-
garding his license, he does not require
a special sanction from the Supervisors.
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Racing Mt Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Oct. 12.-Elm Ridge racing
results:
First race, six furlongs-Joe Goss won. ST.
lent Water second. Happy Chappy third. Time.
1:13ls.
Second race. five furlongs-Capitanazo won.
Sea Sick second Azalina third. Time, :O0%
Third race. mile-Croix dor won ST. Tam
many second. San Nicholas third Time, 1 40.
Fourth raceS Sprint handicap fve and half
furlongs-Taxer won. La Londe second, Ecker
sail third Time, :07.
Fifth race. steepechase, about two miles
Sweet Jane won Schwarzwald second Creolin
third. Time 4:1115.
sixth race mile-Golden Mineral won Tele-
phone second Harbor third. Time 1:42
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Stanford University Team Plays TIE GAME OF FOOTBALL AT PAIO ALTO Against the MunOm6 EH
JOCKEY LYME HANDLES TRADITION IN WEAK STYLE
ArIena Takes Up Top
Weight and Beats
Monaco Maid.
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

ST. LOUIS. Oct. 12.-Arlena main
tained her reputation as the best Alv
at the Delmar Rack by taking up ton
weight and beating Monaco Maid TO-
day at six furlongs. Monaco Maid
would have won in another jump
however Three favorites won for the
talent. Attendance 1000. Summary.
FIRST RACE-Maidsn three-year-olds ard
up six furlonRs:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St 2 Fin
to 2-Tottenham. 100 (Austin). %
to 1-Escanaba. 1O5 (AIunro). In %
to 2-Guadalquiver. 1O5 CYoung). 8 ? rs
Winner. J. r. Croker's ch. 9. 90 by Trftam.
Vocaletta. Merry Sport lO5. COdex 1OS VII.
Edna F1tzallen 1O5. Ed Merritt 1OO Cardea.
100. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Two-year-oIds ave and
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St q FIN.
~ to 1-Trix. whits9s Lindsey) TIL
8 to 5-Korea, 1O6 CAustin)..... s So ~
Is to LADY Low % (Cheathm) So Sh
Time. 1:0s1s. start good Won driving.
Taylor. Jack Moran 1O1. Annisquiel 90 Pas
Siye 80 ,que Pique -. Judge Brady 1o& NJ
Lee %. finished as named
THIRD RACE-Maiden three-ysar-olds and
up; six furlOngs:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
6 to 1-Dr. Riley. 1O5 ,Cheatham) - -
to Ora z. 100 Dieksonl- -. 8 22 81
to 1-Sam Stevens 100 0indsy) 10 3h
Time 1:15A. start good Won easily
Winner. W. II. Fizer Co.'S b. &. CD BY
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Barry. Maid OF the Order
100. Fornena 100 Modoc 100. Fannetts 100
Oria 100. Coreen 100, Emporium los. finished
as named
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; two-year-
olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST. q Elm.
to 2-Arlena. 100 (HowelD 2 n
8 TO 2-Monaco Maid 1o4 Dgan) 8 32 2h
Ilme 1:l4R- Start good. Won driving.
Winner. Mrs. NJ. A. Lawsons br. T. BY Water
Level -Vigilette Terms Rod 90. Dave StahI 92
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One mile; thrss-year-Olds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to IF WllOughby los (AInr) 4 N
so to 1-Pinochle. 102 Loaque). AZ as
Time 1;4215. Start good. Won easily
Winner. S. NJ. Williams br n. (4) BY Juder-
Old Miss. Lasso 1O5 Alden los Miss Betty 81
SambO los. Belle Barnard 1O5, finished as
named
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; three year-olds
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. a Fin.
to 2-E. Howard. 1O5 (0IcLgn) s 2 n II
10 Regina ID. 100 (Rice). 81 2h
30 to 1-Callana. 1O5 Dickson). .. 8 n SO
Time PA. Start good. Won easily
Winner, j. 5. BrattOn's b. m. Cd by Fonso-
Grenadine- kingste1le 100. Mint Bed iO5 AIine
100 Metakatla 105 st. Florence 105 finished
as named
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HICKEY HAS ANGELS GOING.
Not a Single Southerner Scores on the
Big SOuthpaw.

SEATTLE, Oct. 12.-With Jack
Hickey pitching in good form Los An
geles proved easy for the Siwashes this
afternoon. The team backed up Hickey
in great shape, Frisk doing unusually
well in left field. where most of Los
Angeles safe ones landed. Gray struck
out more men than Hickey. but when
hits did come they were timely and
also punched. Mcdonald umpired his
first game in Seattle for a long time
and gave good exhibition of the art.
The score:
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BLUE AND GOLD FRESHMAN TEAM
Is SELECTED BY THE COACHES

BERKELEY. Oct. 1.-THE lineup Of
the freshman team for the intercolle
giate game on Saturday was decided
upon this afternoon by the coaches. 1t
will be as follows:
Center. Allen; left guard, Kerr; right
guard, Foster; left tackle, Stow; right
tackle, Richardson; left end, Jordan;
right end. Zaeharias; quarter, Kendall;
left half, Sperry; right half. Snowden;
fullback, Riley. The substitutes will be
Barnicott, Budleman, Arnold. Towne,
Herriott, Anderson, Golcher and
Twitchell.
AS hitherto announced Allen will
captain the team. He was formally
chosen for the position last night. The
game on Saturday will be played on
the new field.
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Women Golfers at Play.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 12.-As a
result of the second days play in the
women's golf championship tourna-
ment the championship now lies be-
tween New York, Philadelphia and
Boston. New York has Miss Louise
Kanderhoff, Mrs. Sanford and Miss
George Anna Bishop. Philadelphia's s.
hope lies in Miss Frances Griscom and
Miss F. n. Ayres, while the Boston
representatives are Misses Pauline
Mackay. Margaret Curtis and K. c.
Harley
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WORTH SELECTIONS.

By the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Trossachs, DIimon, Lucy
L. S.
Second race-ROyal Pirate, pepper,
Avenger.
Third race = Ananias, King Els
worth, Spencerian.
Fourth race-MajOr ManSir, Falern-
ian, Carat.
Fifth race - Allen Avon, Judge
Saufley, MatadOr..
Sixth race - Don DomO, DelagOa,
Rusx.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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Eastern Football Games.

CAMBRIDGE. Oct. l2.-Harvard IL,
Bates 0.
PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 12-Pennsylvanla
81 Gettysburg o.
AMHERsT. Oct. 12.-Amherst %. Bow
doin o.
PROVIDENCE, Oct 12.-Brown 12 wes-
leyan 0.
ANN ARBoR, Oct. 12-University OF Mich
igan 72, College of Physicians and Surgeons OF
Chicago 0.
NEW YORK. Oct. 12-columbia 12. swarts-
PRINCETON. Oct. 12.-Princeton 5. Lafay-
cite o.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race Violin, St. Flour, MFR.
Barnaby.
Second race-Frank Rice, OIavcr-
iclE, Kindred.
Third race-BOb Curt, Winifreda.
Apple Sweet.
Fourth race-Just So. Miss Doyle,
Commodore.
Fifth race-WorthingtOn, Avoid,
GlendOn.
Sixth race-CanyOn, PathOs, limbo
den.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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MORRIS PARK ENTRIES.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Pronta, Garnish, Green
crest.
Second race-Coligny, Pure Pepper,
AlmanzOr.
Third race - Critical, Rossbourne,
Campo.
Fourth race-Stalwart, Ostrich, Pro-
ceeds.
Fifth race - Dick Bernard, New
York, Crown Prince.
Sixth hrace-Morokanta, Arsenal, The
Captain.
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DELNIAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 12.-The entries for
tO-mOrrOw's races at Delmar follow:
First race five and a half furlongs. purse
Edith May 105. John H. Kirby los Violin los
Trourere 103, St. Flour 1O3. Cassieanna IOO
Edna Sandman 100 Lady Gift 100 Makafna
100. Mamie Lynch 100, Kitty Bell Brooks 1OO
Mr. Barnaby 100.
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Conun-
drum 100. st. Wood los Kindred 1O7 Subador
1O5. Computation los, -Aules 1O5 First chin
1O5, Frank Rice 1O5, Jake Ward los Lima
COrker lO5. Fritzbrillar 103 Maverick lO2
Third race. five and a half furlonzs sell
1ng-ReJoice Jos. Marchioness los Onanetta
los, Apple Sweet los. Bob Curt los. Winni-
freda 1O3, Major Carpenter 1O3 Lady ChurcbilI
los. Only Jimmie IS. Miss Powell SIS, McJetta
so. EthePs Pride so
Fourth race. seven furlongs handicaD-
Commodore 123. Alden 112 Rainiand no. Inst
So ITO. Pretension LOG, Miss Doyle 1O6. I,us
tig 03
Fifth race, one mile, purse-Glendon ia
Judge Cantril 115, St. Simonian lis Ivernis
115. Avoid 115. WorthingtOn 115. Dr TSIar re
Catherine Knox 11O. r. Q. Smith 10 Secund1s
11O. DrummOnd no Behoove 10
Sixth race, one and an eighth miles selltnz-
Canyon 1O1. Pathos 1O4. Goo Goo fO4 Bllrrs
Cochran 1O4. Sister Lillian 100 Hickory Coz
ners 30. byrist 30, Miss EOn 96 Imboden %
st. Agnes III 90 Triple Silver 81
The San Francisco call., 1904-10-13
SUMMARY.

Errors-Eagan. Holland. Rockenheld. Struck
sggv PsBK T6omss BY HOE Hesg bas ea
hit-Thomas. Three-base hit-Sheehan. Home
run-Lynch. Sacrifice hit-Sheehan, Casey
First base on errors-Portland 1, Tacoma l.
Stolen bases-Doyle. Nordyke (2). Mclaughlin,
Thomas. Casey. Earned runs--Tacoma 2. Left
on bases-Tacoma 12, Portland Z. Time of
Tom Brown.