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The San Francisco call., 1904-07-06
PREPARING THE GROUNDS
FOR BATTLE EXERCISES
General Macarthur and His Subordi.
mates Arrange for Great Camp
at Henry Ranch


Preparations are beginning in great
earnest for the battle exercises to com
mence on August Is at the Henry
ranch. Captain J. r. Lindsay, quar-
termaster of the Thirteenth Infantry,
has been assigned to temporary duty
at the ranch. He left the Presidio yes
terday morning for the camping
ground. George W. Ruthers of the
commissary department has been or
dered TO proceed to both Atascadero
and Asuncion in order to arrange for
the establishment of a commissary
depot.
In the meantime a corps of engi-
neers is at the camp, laying out a sys-
tenn OF piping to provide the big sup
ply OF water that will be needed for
the comfort of the 5000 troops that
are to take part in the maneuvers.
The question of telegraphic com
munication between the headquarters
OF the commanding officer at the
camp and the general headquarters in
the Phelan building, this city, was dis
cussed at length yesterday by General
Macarthur and the owner of the
ranch. The nearest station now is
Templeton, six miles distant from the
proposed headquarters of the camp.
IL is, however, proposed to arrange a
station at Asuncion, which is only two
miles distant, and from there bring a
direct line into camp.
The Third Squadron. Ninth Cavalry.
and the field artillery, which are to
participate in the maneuvers, will
leave the Preside at $3.50 o'clock this
morning for the scene OF action.
Companies A, z, K and NJ of the
Thirteenth Infantry, which have been
pracdcing at the Rodeo rife range.
Will return TO their respective posts
On Thursday.
Major Charles st. ]. Chubb, Fif-
teenth Infantry, registered yesterday
at headquarters.
Major John Stafford, Twentieth In
fantry, from Fort Jay, n. Y, called on
General Macarthur yesterday. He is
staying at the Plymouth.
Major Levi F. Burnett, retired
called yesterday at headquarters. He
is staying at the Hotel MetropoIe
Oakland.
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Burglars at Glen Park.

Chris Stader, superintendent at
Glen Park, on Monday evening saw
three young men entering the theater
on the grounds, where a large guam
tity of liquor and cigars is kept. They
crawled through one of the windows
He placed them under arrest and tele-
phoned for the police. Policemen Fin
nelly, Smith and O'Neill hurried to the
park, but the prisoners had succeeded
in breaking away from Stader and
making their escape before the officers
arrived. Stader was able to give a
good description of them.
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F1FrH RAcE-seven turlongs; three. year
SIXTH RAcE-one mile and seve,
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 5.-Entries for Wednesday
First race, six furlongs. selling-Galoit 107,
julius Werner 107, Second Mate los. Vancleve
1o4 Vassal Dance 1o4 Federalist 1G4 How
ard 1o2 La Cache 1O2, Catherine Knox 1O2.
Olea 102, Katie Cromwell 100, Never Smile 100
Bah 81. Athelrose 95, Marchioness e5.
Second race four and half furlongs sell
ing-Lucy Griffin los WakefuI los, Geneva Lee
los Leila Hunter 103 Erla Lee 1903 Lady Lou
103, Pharmacy 103 Esther Goodrich 9S. La
Princess %, Little Florence 9S
Third race. one mile, selling-Alice Turner
1O3 Eleven Bells 102, Preakness 96, Sister
Lillian 30, Lord Haven 90, Algonquin SIS. Sam
Stevens "a. Easter Walters 50. Bush Smith 81
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap-Elastic
1876 Commodore 110, Rainland los. Copperfield
107 Bugler 100. Mordella %. Red Thistle Ss.
Fifth race, one mile. sellng-Dave Sommers
los Gasllghter 105 Echodale 105, Wall 104
Wolfram 100 Pretension 90, Jerry Hunt 90
Orient 9s Our Lille 93.
Sixth race. six furIongs. selling-Choice 107,
d Arcy 107, Decoration 107. Hazel H 107 Crime
1O5 Tickful 104. Worthngton 10f, Howlne
Dervish 102, Maggie Felfx 102. Nan Dora l02
Feronia leo, DR.. Riley 9a
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Seattle Race Results.

SEATTLE, July 5.-Results:
First race six and a half furlongs, selling
Legal Maxim won, Landseer second, Myrtle L
third. Time, 1:2912.-
Second race, hve furlong@Skip Me won
John Boggs second, Penzance third. Time
1 :O12.
Third race, six furlongs-Chief Aloha won
Red Damsel second. Mountebank third. Time
1:24H
Fourth race. one and eighth miles hur.
. oles-Quedad won Reazador second Golden,
third Time, 2:02L
Fifth race. seven furlongs. selling-Dr Sher
man won. Isabellita second. Budd Wade third
Time. 1:2s2. CDR Sherman disqualified fol
foul and placed last. Dandy Belle given third
place.)
Sixth race one mile-Past Master won Kit.
ty Kelly second, The Ladaean third. Time
:42H
Assessment entered in the hurdle race. Eel
and broke his neck
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, July 5.-Entries for Wednesday
First race. six furlongs, selling-whoa Bill
106 Peter J. Somers ITO, Patsy Brown 9S
Clarion 112 Mayor johnson 100, Olympian 10
Ethel Abbott %, Jackfull 112 Van Ness 116,
Durbar 101. Jim Hale 100.
Second race. one mile, sellng-Cardinal Vol.
sey 107. Telephone o. Harfang a. Foresight
81, Woods Perry 81. Emperor of India 100
Jake Greenberg 10S Sweet Tone a. Joe Lesser
no. Tsncred 10
Third race-One and an eighth miles, purse
Port Royal los, Horatus 1O1. schoolmate 92
Bondage Ill Miss Crawford S5. Witfui 1O6
Fourth race six furlongs-Henry Burt 100
Tokalon 93. Action 107. a. ID. Gibson 106
Fifth race. five furlClgs. purse two-year-
olds-Rainey 100. Miss Inez 10J Blue Bird
103 Raymond K 100, Cigarlighter 103, The
Mist 1lO, Foxy Grandma 100 Lucky Joe los,
Allen Avon l05. Jack Lory 104, Lord Dixon
103. Grdletone 103 Deshon 103
Sixth race one mile, selling-Voila 90 Mar
lin 100, d. L. Moore 100. Lady Belair 90 Great
Eastern 80. Scotsman 100. Ryevale ST. Faler-
nian 95, Bluemint 100. Sir Hugh los, Frank
Nc lO2
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Steeplechase at Hawthorne
Is Won by Creolin I'm
der a Pull.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

CHICAGO, July 5-This was the last
day of the summer meeting at Haw-
thorne and a fairly good card was Of
fered, with few scratches, but no par
ticular feature. The track was fast and
the weather cloudy and threatening,
While the attendance was good.
Creolin and Sohwarzwald, coupled as
the Corrigan entry, and held favorites
at to 5, backed from to l, ran one,
three in the steeplechase, which was
probably the best race of the afternoon.
Handvice, backed from to to to Q,
split the pair at the finish, when it
looked as if the entry would run first
and second.
Creolin, who has won two straight
races over the jumps, proved easily
best. He led all the way, after Miss
Brandon retired, and after taking the
final obstacle finished under stout
pull, just as he had done in his pre-
vious effort
Not favorite outside of the jump
ing race won and the bookies made a
big cleanup. Results:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; three year-olds;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
to 2-BragS 2BragSoR 9aw 1Ss ,Ia haTfen3 TaDdry;
8 to 1-Freesias liz (Otis) - 61h31
Time. lis. Start good. Won driving. Win
Ngr. Mnret1s X, a; Smiths br by Artillery-Prince
IOI' Away Right H. Maud Moser 107, Larna
10i, finished named
SECOND RACE-Steeplechase short course;
three-year-olds and up; handicap
= Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin.
to 2-Handvice. lac Boyie). ? u 20
to 5-schwarzwald. 126 (Grntld) 81 Sn
Time, 2:f 20 Start good. Won easily.
Bowling. Donami 1856 Falella 14o. finished
as named. Miss Brandon 13O pulled up.
THIRD RACE-one mile and seventy yards:
four.year-olds and up; selling:
Getting. Sto1 r,i Horse, Weight; Jockey ST. Fin
s to 1-Crestfallen. 112 (Kelly).. 1h2 2
IS to I.Bqmmer II, lo7 qIorrisonj 3 41k8
winner 10 80 s3r.a Start pOoT % ~ Won e1 easily
Maid of Dorset. Glassful 1Os Federal 1O4
Mezzo 100 Bill Massie 104, Louisville 1O2, Nj
trate llS. Orfeo lilo, finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-sx furlongs; four-year-
olds and upward: purse
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin
8 to Flying Ship. los (Oliphnt) 1 IL 21a
IL to 1-Wainamoinen. 1e7 Hohr) 81 2115
Time. 1:13 3-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner Clay Bros b. f. "a by Flying Dutch
man, ,Phalia The Lady 107. A: D. Gibson 100,
sylvia Talbot 1O5, Ahola 100. Ethel Wheat 107
finished named.
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
four-yes r-olds and upward; selling:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey St q Fin
to Celebration. 107 FeichD. 1 h IL
IS to 5-Hand. Cross, iOs (oiphnU s az "a
Time. LAG 3-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner, ]. Robertson's ch. c. CD by Clear the
1O2 Emma A. NJ 1o2 Albany Girl 100. Sock
dolenger 11o. Pearl Diver 1o5, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
10 to Ivan the Ter. los (Hnry) 2 u nix
2 to 1-Florentine los (Helgsn) L 8 3 2 "A
8 TO 10-La Londe. 115 (Otis).... 1913
Time. :oS 1-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. w w. Darden & Co.'S ch. G. by
Pirate OF Penzance- Kate Penetier. Green
Gown 105 Michael Byrnes los, Allen Avon
1O5, Tartan ITO. Lady Goodrich 10s, finished
as
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIEs.

NEW YORK. July 5-Entries for Wednes-
day:
First race six furlongs-Auditor 122, Reli-
able 1873. Queen Elizabeth 113, Jack o. Lantern
113, Honiton 113. Prince Salm Salm lot. Gay
Lizzette 102, Missing Link 81. Liberia 81.
Second race steeplechase, short course-Con-
over 15s, illuminate 154 Black Death 100 Ne
ponset 146, Farmers Foe 141 Bermuda King
135. Swamplands 135, Trek 133, Lady GoIightly
$50, Silver Twist 130 Perion 13O Georgia Pine
134.
Third race, the Montauk Stakes. six furlong,
-Waterside III. Tongorder lis, Diamond 115
knight of Pearl lis. Buttling 115, Pasadena
11O. Perry Meadow 107 Don Royal 107, Haw-
trey 107, Bill Bailey II 107. Lindsay Gordon
107.
Fourth race. the Test Handicap. one mile
Hermis 1873 Highball 119, BeIdame 115 Dales-
man 113, Dolly Spanker Ill High Chancellor
106. Dainty 103. Wild Thyme 9S, Damon 81
Dick Bernard 95, Gold Saint SO.
Fifth race. one and eighth miles-Palm-
bearer 101, Glsten 81 Palm Reader 94 Brar-
thorpe Ss, Allan SS
Sixth race. fve and half furlongs, two
year-olds-Broadcloth no. Grand Champion
10. Tommy Waddell 10, Gowanus no. Knight
of Weston no. Long Dan 110, Dandeion no.
Pacetti no. Salt and Pepper 107 Istria 107
Bella Signora 107, Dreamer 107.
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SAVES STATE TROUBLE
BY GIVING HIMSELF up
Former Santa Clara County Auditor
Is Returning to San Jose to Face
Embezzlement Charge.

Ell PAsO. Tex, July 5-County
Auditor Murphy of Santa Clara Coun-
ty, Cal, is now en- route to California
in charge of Deputy Sheriff Molina to
face a charge of embezzling the funds
of the county. Murphy disappeared
from San Jose some time ago and came
to this city. He did not tarry long
here. however. and went to Mexico,
stopping at Jimulco. The California
officers located him and prepared to
extradite him. Murphy, learning OF
this, voluntarily came up to Juarez,
where. through his wife, who is resid-
ing in this city, he put himself in COM
munication with the officers at San
Jose with a view to settling the mats
ter up.
Deputy Sheriff Molina received a tell
egram from the Sheriff at San Jose to
bring Murphy back If he would agres
to come without requisition. Murphy
consented and the trip home with the
officer is the result.
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SALE OF AFRICANDER.

NEW YORK, July 5.-At the dis
posal sale of the Hampton Stable at
Sheepshead Bay to-day Africander,
the champion three-year-old of last
year and winner of $4,000, was sold
to c. Fox for $4,000. The sale of the
Hampton Stables horses was to dis
solve the partnership between c. F.
Sawyer and s. Diemel.
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Boy Steals From His Fatber.

Frank Freitas and John Bertta,
small boys, were booked at the City
Prison yesterday by Policemen Flynn
and Scott on a charge of burglary and
were later sent to the City Hall to be
taken before the Juvenile Court. John
Freitas, 736 Green street, father of
Frank, says that the two boys last
Thursday stole $105, which they found
in a purse in his house, and with the
money purchased two bicycles and
hid what was left over.
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Poor Send-Off Results in
Another Defeat for
BrOOmhandle.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 5. = Broomhandle,
the half brother to the famous Broom
stick, met defeat again in hard luck"
race mere this afternoon. Broomhandle
was off last and ran around his field
in pursuit of linda, but was sadly
messed about in the heavy going and
lost through bad management. The
race was a try-out for junior cham
pionship eligibles. Results:
FIRST RACE-Two-year- -olds; four and a
half furlon:s:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey st. p Fin.
to Little Harry,9s CIV Fisher)1 IL IS
to 1-Preventative, 103 (W.Wat)3 % 2h
Time. IS. start ii good. e1 Won Won easily. win
ner J.. w schorr,s blk. c by Lieber Karl Mar ar
Paddy Fre.gtef 1oi Ba1aran saw aS Water
Candy 9S, Dresden 100, Fred Presmeyer 90, Sir
Walter Rollins 107, Trouvere 1o3 finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Three-yea and up
ward; one and one-sixteenth miles:
l to 2-Athena. 100 Cw Davis)...4 IA IS
4 to Miss Betty. 90 %. AUSTIN; 2s 2n
Time. :54K. Start good Won easily. Win
ner w. W. Elliotts br. +. 60 by Halina-
Jessie Lee B. Mildred L 80. Lemon Girl 94
finished named.
THIRD Three-year-olds and up; six
furlon=s:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Jake Weber. los (Foley). q 4 i. 1 y
; to -Bensonhurst, 1o4(W. FisheD6 "a 21h
to DIR Kier. 107 CNeely) 81 81
Time. lis Start good Won driving Win
ner j. F. Fogg & Cos. b. g. % by Kingston
Carmencita. Ascot 100, Yellow Hammer 9S
Muscovoir 95. Santa Ventura &c. February Blue
81. The Hebrew 80, Tenny Belle 90. finished
as named
FOURTH RACE-Five and half furlongs
two-year- olds; handicap:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
II to 5-Znda, 103 ID. Austin)... 1 3 l y
L TO 2-Broomhandle 115 Dale). 25 2S
Time, Ill. Start poor Won driving. Win
ner, It. P. Hayes br. (. (2) by Woodthorpe-
Ella F. Laurel L 80. Milton Young 1O6, nm
ished named
FIFTH RACE-seven furlongs; three year
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 1--Ancke. 101 (Anderson)... 3 26
10 to 1-Col. Balntyne, 10 CTrxlr) 46 3
Time. 1:31 Start good. Won easily. Win
Der, S. R. Lawrence's b. g. a. by Luke Black
burn -Vestige. Sol Smith 81 Imboden 101
Glennevis log, Foies Bergeres 90, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
four-year- olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Bess Mccarthy. 100 tStovD 2S 1
to Canyon, los Young). "a 26
Time, 1:60k. Start good. Won easily.
ronella. Strader 1O3. Handspinner 100. Sar-
dian 10S Pettjohn 105, finished named.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First Pace-La Cache, Second Mate,
Federalist.
Second race - Erla Lee, Leila
Hunter. Wakeful.
Third race - Lord Haven, Alice
Turner Easter Walters.
Fourth race-COmmodOre, Copper
field. Elastic.
Fifth race-Our Lille, PretensiOn,
Dave SOnmerS.
Sixth race-Worthington, HOwling
Dervish, Choice.
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BalIinger Seeks Release.

Presiding Judge Graham yesterday
heard and took under advisement the
application of George T. Ballinger for
writ of habeas corpus to get him
out of Jail, where he was sent by
Judge Cabaniss to be held pending the
Grand Jury's action on Ballinger's al
legged embezzlement. After listening
to lengthy argument Judge Graham
announced that he would read the Po-
lice Court testimony in the case and
render his judgment Tuesday next
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canadian ScuIIer Beats wells

HENLEY. July 81. A. Scholes,
the Canadian sculler, won his first
heat for the diamond sculls to-day,
defeating S. r. Wells of the Bedford
Rowing Club. Scholes won by four
lengths. Time, min. 80 secs.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

First Racc-Van Ness, Mayor john
son, Patsy Brown.
Second Race-Emperor of India.
Telephone, Joe Lesser.
Third Race-SchooImate, Witful,
Bondage.
Fourth Race-Action, TokaIon,
Henry Bert.
Fifth Race-Miss Inez, The Mist,
Cigar Lighter.
Sixth Raced. l.. Moore, Frank
Nc, Bluemint.
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American Cricket Team Wins.

LONDON, July s. The cricket
match begun yesterday between the
visiting Haverford (Penn.) players
and the Marlborough College resulted
in a victory for the Americans to-day
by 118 runs in the two days play.
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Totals 80 2 10 % 12l Totals 81 5
PTrNc AND HITS nv rNrAyrA-,
SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Portland 9 Stolen base-Cas-
tro. Bases on balls-On Hastings g. off Hall 2.
Struck out-By Hastings 3, by Hall 3 Two
base-hit-Bernard. Double play-Hall to To-
man to Brashear. Left on bases-Portland 4
Los Angeles 4. Hit by pitched ball-By Hast
ings 1. Time Of game-One hour and fifty
minutes. First base on errors-Los Angeles 1.
Attendance-12o0. Umpire-Brown
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MRS. HANCOCK ANSWERS.-In the legal
squabble over the possession of the Iroquois
apartment-house Mrs Hancock the owner of
the property, yesterday answered the suit Of
Mrs Malar, the lessee, denying all of the lat
ter allegations in the demand for damages
In the sum of $4,000 for interference with the
business Mrs. Hancock says that Mrs. Malar
has failed to perform the terms of the agree
ment and has not executed the required chattel
mortgage within the specified time
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Thomas 4, by Whalen 4.
Bases on balls-On Thomas /, OFF Whalen 4.
Hit by pitcher-Lynch. Stolen bases-Lynch.
Casey, Mclaughlin. Hildebrand. Two-bas Sc
hits-Sheehan. Mclaughlin Miller, Waldron
Sacrifice hits-McLaughln 2, Hildebrand
Double play-Whalen TO Reitz Left on bases
Tacoma Z. San Francisco 8. Time-1 :55
Umplres-McCarthy and Mcdonald.
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SUMMARY.

Earned runs-Seattle Al. Oakland 1. Two
base hits-C. Hall, Smith, Van Haltren.
Three-base hit-Delehsnty Sacrifice hits
Van Haltren Delehanty 2 Blankenship, r.
Hall. c. Hall. Francks 2. Devereaux. stolen
ases-Blankenship, Smith. Bases on balls
on C Hall g. Struck out-By C. Hall 4, by
Moskiman 1. Wild pitch-Moskiman. Time
OF game-1:4T. Umpire-O' Connell
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SIX DOUBLE PLAYS
ENLIVEN BALL GAME
BostOnians Bunch Their Hits i'm One
Inning and Defeat WASH
ington Team.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON. July s. = Boston
punched their hits in one inning to-day
and defeated Washington. Six double
plays were the features. Attendance,
500. Score:
Washington ......,. ....'.......
Batteries-Townsend and Clark; Winter and
Farrell
NEW YORK. July 5.-New York won the
third game of the series from Philadelphia to-
day BY heavy batting and because of the bad
Score
SsT SsIisssi1hia syGgh ........ ....... :
Batteries-Powell and Klein; Bender and
Powers.
CLEVELAND. July 5-cleveland won. an
other slugging match to-day. The batting of
and Lush were features. Score:
St. Louis 16
Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis siever. sug-
cINcINNATI. July 5.-The ST. Louis-Cin-
cinnati game was postponed on account of rain.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA. July 5.-In a ten-inning
game to-day the locals interrupted New York
succession OF victories. Singles by Doom and
Hall won the game. Attendance, 1900. Score
r. H. E.
New York ....................... II
Philadelphia ........... ......... 9 Is
Batteries-McGinnity. Taylor Warner and
Bowerman; Duggleby, Frazer Roth and Doom.
Umpires-Johnstone and Carpenter.
BOSTON. July 5.-Before to-days game was
called in the seventh inning on account of
il had dark f0 handle the
ball properly. Brooklyn gave a ridiculous ex-
hibtion of fielding. Attendance. 1900. Score:
r. II. Z.
Boston ..-......--...... ii :
Batteries-wiIlis and Needham; Jones and
Bergen. Umpre-Emslie.
PITTSBURG, July 1.-THE Pittsburg- Chicago
game was postponed on account of wet
grounds
ST. LOUIS, July 5.-The Cincnnati-St. Louis
game was postponed on account of rain.
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THE GRASS WIDOW.
HER HAIR is RED.

That Is the Color That Titan
Loved.
De Maupassant said that red
hair indicated temperament.
black hair vitality, blonde hair
cOmplaisance, brown hair mcdi-
ocrity. Henner's pictures of
women show his love for red
hair. IL Is a convention among
painters TO give red hair to
Mary Afasdalene. Will be given
? sou with the next Sundays
CALL.
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Riselcx Winner at Tennis.

LONDON, July 5.-In the lawn ten
mis- contest for the Davis cup singles
at Wimbledon to-day Riseley beat De
Borman, As, 6-2, 7-5.. lie Marie re-
tired from his match with H. L.
Doherty.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.

First Race-ReIiabIe, Honiton,
Missing Link.
Second Race-Black Death, Full
inmate, Conover.
Third Race-TOngorder, Benning-
ton entry, Watts entry.
Fourth Race-Hermis, Beldame.
Highball.
Fifth Race-Palm Bearer, Palm
Reader, Glisten.
Sixth Race-Dandelion, Bella Sig
nora, BrOadcloth.
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1t is hardly the proper spirit for tha
man with an automobile to see tust
how far he can stretch the law without
breaking it.
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THOMAS FINE PITCHING.
Tacoma TwirIer Brings Defeat to Sa1
Francisco.

TACOMA. Wash, July s. Tacoma
took another game from the San Fran
ciscos by punching hits. Thomas
pitched a fine game. He was entitled
TO a shutout but for Hildebrand's score
on a hit by Meany, which would have
been an out but for an error of judg-
ment. Score:
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The only two great European capitals
that never have been occupied by a
foreign foe are London and st. Peters
burg.
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Totals. SO II 1925 9

RUNS AND HITS BY INNIl
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Totals.2s q IA Totals. 80 Z "a I2
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FOURTH RACE-Fiye and half furlongs;


Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
II to 5-Zinda. 1O5 Cd Austinl... ID y
60 to 1-Lucky Charm, a5 CDa1is}. as 55
Time. Ill. Start poor. Won driving. Win
ner, #. P. Hayes br. f. (2) by Woodthorpe-
Ella F. Laurel L 60 Milton Young 106, fin-
ished as named.
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FIFTY RAcE-one mile and seventy yards;
SIXTH RAcE-Fivs and half furlonss;

two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
10 to Ivan the Ter. los (Hnry) 2 Il nix
2 to 1-F1orentine los (1elgsn) L 8 3 2 "A
8 to 10-La Londe. 115 (otis).... 1913
Time. :oS 1-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner, w w. Darden & Co.'s CHI. c. by
Pirate Of Penzance- Kate Peletier. Green
Gown 105 Michael Byrnes los, Allen Avon
1O5, Tartan 110. Lady Goodrich 10s, finished
as named.
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FOURTH RACE-One and ive-eighth miles;
the Lawrence Realization for three-year-olds
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
9 to Mercury. 113 Hldbrnd) IL 3is
10 to 1-Graziallo, 10 CMartin). 80
Time, 2:4I 3-5. Start good. Won cleverly
Winner. J. A. brakes ch. c. by King Eric
Teas Over. st. Valentine Ostrich finished
as named.
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olds and upward purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey st. q Fin
to 1-Flying Ship, los (Oliphnt IL ga
to 1-Skillful. I10 (Helgeson) 81 33
Time 1:13 3-5. Start good Won easily
Winner. Clay Bros b. f. (D by Flying Dutch
man-Phalia. The Lady 107. A. D. Gibson 1o9
Sylvia Talbot 1O5 AhoIa 1O9 Ethel Wheat 107
finisheA as named
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THIRD RACE-Six furlongs: the Double
Event Of $50, ,000: two-year-olds
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
o TO od Veto. 1l2 SRedfernl :.-..2 2151
10 to 20-Blandy. 122 (H. Phillips).5 Al 2 "A
20 to councilman 122 CHild). i IL 31s
Time. IA. Start fair. Won driving VIM
ner j. r. Keene's br. g by Ben Brush Pro-
hibition IL Sparkling Star Song and Wine
finished as named
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SECOND RACE-Six and a half furlongs:
handicap; three-year-olds and up:
Setting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 2-Mineola, 1oS CHildebrand). ..S u IL
TO 1-Kohinoor. 103 (Redfern)...6 Al 2h
Time. rs 2-5. Start poor. Won handlly
Winner, H. b. Duryea's CHI f. by Meddler-
Hurlyburly Grey Friar Graceful. Monte
Carlo. Stalwart, witchcraft, schoharie. GAY
Boy Stamping Ground Toi San, Arcade fin
ished named.
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PHILADELPHIA July 5.-In a ten-innins
game to-day the locals interrupted New York
succession of victories. Singles by Doom and
Hall won the game. Attendance 1900. Score