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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The entries for
the Hawthorne races tomorrow fol-
low:
First race four and half furlongs-Gertie
Allen los. Aunt Katherine los. Lou Merrill
1O3. Marie Francis 110. Francis Dillon 10,
Moorish Damsel 40. Swedish Lady no Sea
Voyage 110. Barbara Whiting lis. Green
Gown lis. Clara Berry 115.
Second race. six furlongs-Maud Muller 102.
Mary McCafferty 1O2 Lulu Marr 1O2 Zibia
1O4, Don't Ask Ne 104. Celebration 1O9. Prin-
cess Tulane 1G9. Zyra 100. Scotsman 100. Orfe0
III. Beautiful and Best 112. Joe Frey ia.
Long More 116.
Third race. mile handicap-Peter ]. SOM
mers %. Foncasta % Ananias 1O2. New MOwn
Hay 1O2, Joe Lesser 105. Jake los. Judge
Hines no Henry Burt 115. Port Royal 115.
Incubator 115. Gregor III. Beau OrmOnde
III
Fourth race. five and a half furIOngs-Annie
Alone 104. Miss Inez 1O4, PegEie Mine 1O4.
The Belle 1OI Cigar Lighter 1O7 La Londe
100 PinkertOn 112
Fifth race one and quarter miles selling
Ryevale 81. Gus Strauss 81. Falernian So.
Ebony 81. Black Wolf 92. Frangibls 100. Har-
rison I02, Major Mansir 104. Tancred 1O4.
Sixth race. mile sellinS-Lucy Z 100
Leila 100 Langfcrd James 102 New Mown
Hay 1O4. Ananias los. Japan les. Lonsdale
105. King Ellsworth les. Exclamation 100.
Clifton Forge 100.
Weather clear. track good.
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rule, were one-sided. or the thirty
competitors entered but nine were left
at the end of the days play. Seven
men qualified for the second round and
two have an unfinished match to COM
plete- this morning
Those st-ll let in the competition are
c. Kingwell, c. Griffin, H. Long, c.
Gardner, F. S. Mitchell NJ. Blumenthal
j. D. MacGavin. G. Baker and R. T.
Crawford. Mitchell and Gardner had
each won set when darkness put a
stop to their match.
BY far the best match of the day was
that between Herbert Long Of the Cali
fornia Club and Charles Foley of the
Golden Gate Club. These two clever
youngsters played like veterans and
started the spectators cheering. After
losing the first set Long won the next
three cleverly. In the first set Foley
was invincible and volleyed Longs ter
rife drives to all corners of the court
Long was able to win but one game in
this set. In the second set Long i'm
proved and won handiIy. The third set
was by far the most exciting of the
four. Foley led at 5-3 and 400, but
Long fought desperately and pulled it
out. In the fourth set both pIayers
were badly used up from the heat and
slackened their pace noticeably. Long
ran the score up to Al, but Foley won
four straight games. Both fought hard
at the finish. Victory went to Long by
a small margin.
MacGavin and Baker. the strongest
two players in the tournament. were in
good form. Baker was a trifie off in his
first match, but played his best game
against James. The latter failed to get
a game in the first two sets. MacGavln
figured in two easy matches and did
not have to extend himself
The matches to-day should all be
close and interesting, as the poorer
players have been weeded out.
Only four players entered the wom-
ems tournament One match was
played In it Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
GO, 6-L In the other preliminary
match Miss Jones will meet Miss Wege-
ner. This match will be played this
morning. The finals are set for the
afternoon.
Following is the tournament by
rounds:
Preliminary round-Guerin beat Hotchliss
by default; Brabant beat Mann by default:
Griffin beat Cassell. go, 60 Cvithdrew): Long
beat Lombard by default: Foley beat Pope by
default; Garner beat Kuehn G-1. U-2. so:
Mitchell beat Rolfe. 6-1. ca (withdrew); Blu
menthal beat Finnegan by default; Younger
beat Gayness by default; Duncan beat Bo-
zsrth by default MacGavin beat Lytton by
default; Baker beat Code. 60 e-1. SO. James
beat Gabriel by default Crawford beat
Nourse, 30. 60, Ga, 6-3.
First round-Kingwell beat Guerin by de-
fault; Griffin beat Brabant, go. 6-3 with
drew; Lcng beat Foley. 1-6 6-3. rs, S-e
Mitchell beat Gardner, 81, CD; Blumenthal
beat Younger. 1-6. 81. 4-S (withdrew); Mac
Gavin beat Duncan. 81. e-1. GO; Baker beat
James. so 60. T-5i Crawford beat Medcraft,
co 80 (withdrew).
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MORE TROUBLE
FOR PENCILERS
Chicago Grand Jury Indicts
FOrty-TwO Persons Said
to Have Been Wagering

CHICAGO, July 1.-The Grand
Jury voted indictments to-day against
forty-two persons alleged to have been
taking wagers at the Hawthorne race
track. AS a result of this action Sher-
If Barrett, who has refused TO pro-
ceed against the bookmakers unless
warrants were issued for their arrest,
viii be compelled TO serve the writs
and TO take the accused persons into
custody or compel them to furnish
bonds for their appearance in the
criminal court.
The bills voted against the book
makers are under a section of the law
which has hitherto been ignored in
the prosecution of race track gam
bling in Chicago. In the past indict-
ments have always alleged that the
accused persons were inmates of a
gambling-house. Convictions under
that section have been impossible, so
to-day's indictments charge the book
makers with keeping gambling ap-
paratus.
Among those who were indicted are
such well known bookmakers as Fred
Cook. sam Summerfeld, Steve FHom-
medieu, Marcus a. Cartwright. Will
liam Applegate and John Celia.
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Ed COrrigan's MCGEE Con-
tinueS His Victorious
Way at Hawthorne.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, July lit was cold and
raw at Hawthorne this afternoon. The
track was slow. A fair sized crowd
turned out to see the racing. The fea-
ture of the card. aside from the steeple-
chase. was the fourth race at one mile
for which MCGEE was a 1 to favorite
He won by half length, well in hand.
Ed. Corrigan put over good thing in
his four-yea old Creolin in the steeple-
chase. 1t was the first winning race
for Creolin this year over the jumps
and he was backed from 3 to 1 to
TO l.
The best race of the day was the
first. which Ahcla, at 1s to 1. and well
played. won. The Bradley flly was
given an excellent ride by Big Bill
Knapp and won at the wire by neck
from the / to favorite, FOnsoluca.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-one mile; purse; fOur-year-
Bett;ag. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin
ID to 1-Ahola. 1O2 Cknappl...-. 31sl nix
to Birch Broom. 1O2 wis a 81
Time. ~ 30. Start good. Won driving
Winner Mrs: E. r. Bradlsy's b. {. tD BY
Sockdolenger IO7. Pearl Diver 1O2 Trentham
104. Harry New 100 finished named
SECOND RACE-six furIongs: selling; three
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin
is 10 5-Empr of India. los (Aub) Il 1l31
to Peter J.Somers 10T(Otisl .13 h
10 to 1-Woods Perry, 1o1U 1Uawrn) a
Time. Time. l. 10 % start coed Won easily
ister-Ssrah Kimbro. Grand IO5 Oudon 1O4
Watermelon I0O. Silent Water 100. Out Wal
h vTn~. rrH1
1C3 Ethel Abbott 1O1. Komombo 1O7. san
Reno 1G5 Durbar les. finished named.
THIRD RACE-short course: steeplechase:
purse; three-year-Olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weisi I. Jockey. St z Fin
IL 10 1C-Cardigal. 153 (Seaton)- 80
5 to Weird 155 (Grantland) 3 ) zoos 20
Time. 2:I9. Start good. Won handily Win
Bowling. Jack Boyd 155 also ran; King Galons
155. fell; David Harum LAG. ran out
FOURTH RACE-one mile; three-year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St 4 Fin.
3 to 1O-MeGee, 1OT- Garsen)...: 21s1 !.
10 to White Plume. 50 (Oregr) 1 n 21H
ito 1-Gregor K. I06 (Henryl- 4 )
wnnsr s Go2iigsn5 Orr s6a' s0oa G oa By Sa7S whis:
knight Remorse. Jake Greenburg 1OT. Huzzah
100. finished as named
FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
four year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
5 10 1-Rossmond. 90 (Oregar).. 1 n Is
3 to Christine A 94 (Aubchn) 4 10
IL to 5-Mezzo, 30 Knapp .-...-. 22 IS
Time. 10 4-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner. J. S Wards ch. c. (4) by Hammon-
Lady Rossngton Tancred los Frangible 101,
Tom Hall 1O4 Frederick 1O6. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Five furIongs: two-year-olds;
purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Z Fin.
0 to 1O-Blue Bird, 113 (Hofher). ? . 21a1
0 to 2-Tennyburn. los Knapp. 60 "a
Is to Dixie Lad ia (Willm9. Z 4
Time. :O2 4-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner. s. s Browns b. c by Blue Wing
Ethel Case Pawtucket 1906. Butwell 103.
Walsh 113 Walter Arnold lis Stroud 113 Gar
vice 1l3 finished as named.
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 1.-OnlX five horses
are carded TO start tomorrow in the
Derby. The days entries follow:
First race. six furlongs. selling-King Rose
Ill, Miss Manners 100. Percy Clark los. ChO-
rus Boy 1OT, Wager los. Lady Felix los. Iver-
MIA 1O2. Avoid 102. Silver Thistle 1O1, KiOwa
Chief 101. Bensonhurst 100. Miss Gomez 95
Blumenthal "a. Miss Betty 93. Debbie May 01
Second race. eleven-sixteenths OF a mile
KUrtzman ia. Broomhandle 1O9s Milton Young
1O3. Monaco Maid 100. 4.
Third race, six furlOngss selling-Joe GOss
10. One More 109. Ladas 100. sid Silver 109
Tally II 1O7. Blissful 106. Dr. Scharf 1O6.
Lansdown 1O4, Happy Chappy 102.. GoOdy
Two Shoes 100. Howling Dervish 100. Our Lii
lie 90. Orient 9S. King Fox II o. Mordeua o.
Fourth race, the st. Louis Derby. S17 .OOO
one and a half miles-English Lad 127. ElwOOd
127. Moharib 125. Rainland 49, Prince Silver
wings 115.
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles-Ber-
nays 1O5. Warte NiCht 1O5. Flying Torpedo
1O4. Light Opera 102. South Breeze 1O2
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards. sell
ing-Jerry Hunt 1O7. Turrendo los. Huckle-
berry Finn los. I Know 1O5. Alice Turner 1O4.
Ada y 100. Leenja 100. Flora Bright 9S Pre-
tension %, Athena 93. Lady FOnse 81.
Seventh race one and three-siXteenth miles.
sellfns-Bessie Mccarthy leo, Hymettus 1O4.
Mainspring los. Orpheum los. Jim Winn 1O2.
Compass 100. Ellie 9s. Salivate 95.
Weather clear: track slow
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Jay Hughes Is in Splendid
Form and Pitches Win
ming Ball for Seattle Team
COOPER PERFORMS WELL
Proves Unfortunate in Hay-
ing the Opposing Batsmen
Bunch Their Hits Twice
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

SEATTLE, July Oakland was shut
out to-day by Seattle in a well-played
and interesting game. Jay Hughes was
in greet form and for five innings Oak
land got only two hits. In the sixth
they Clipped in two, but double play
spoiled their chances of scoring. In the
seventh three hits were made after two
men were out. The third hit struck a
base runner, preventing a run being
scored. Cooper pitched a strong game,
but Seattle managed to bunch enough
hits in two innings to win the game.
The umpiring favored Seattle in several
instances. The score:
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ANOTHER GAME FOR OVERALL
Collegian Takes the Angels Into Camp
in Clever Style.

TACOMA, July Both teams played
spectacular ball to-day. Casey, Shee-
han, Mclaughlin. Lynch and Flood
taking difficult chances Baum held the
tigers we'll until the sixth, when with
one down Sheehan and Nordyke singled
and doubles by Lynch and Casey fol-
lowed. This netted four. In the seventh
Graham doubled, and Doyle was saved
by Baum's throw into center field and
Graham scored. Doyle tailed on Shee-
hans well placed bunt In the eighth
Mclaughlin brought Casey home with
two-base hit after the latter had been
passed to first. Flood scored the first
run for the Angels on his two-base hit.
followed by Smiths double. The visit
ors could get no more till the ninth,
when with two down Chase smashed
the ball over the fence for a home run.
Both Overall and Baum were effective.
Bernard is again on the sick list Hall
and Thomas pitch tomorrow. The
score:
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EXCITING PLAY MARKS CHAMPIONSHIP TENNIS TOURNEY
GRAZIALLO DISQUALIFIED
BY SHEEPSHEAD JUDGES
Commodore Finishes Ahead
of the Hitherto Unbeaten
Just So at St. Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 1-Commodore
demonstrated he is colt Of class to-.
day by leading out the hitherto un-
beaten Just So and Forehand in the
feature event of the day at. the Fair
Grounds track. A big crowd witnessed
the races The track was fast The
weather promises TO be fine for the
$1,000 Derby tomorrow. Only five
have accepted the issue for the Derby
English Lad, MOharib. Rainland, FL
wood and Prince Silverwings. Prince
/ Silverwings is not a probable starter.
English Lad will be hot faVOrite for
the event Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Fodr and a half furiosgs;
two -year-Oldss- r--..
. to 1-Hersain, 1lO CAHstinl -. 4
Is to leila Hunter. 100 (NieOD % 22
. TS- TO l-EEl@ s[l1, Lee; leo dvsrsl,-. u $6
ner. b. Sehreiber's b. T. 90 by Sain-Hesperfa-
Mary Maud 100 Lady Lou los. Picture Hat
no Dotage los. Sylvan Bell 105. Pique los.
Ia Princess 100. Passive 100. finished as
named
SECOND RACE-One mile and seventy
yards; three-year-olGs and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St =, Fin.
: to 2-Bugler 9S (Austin).-.... = ST "a
II to 1-Neyersuch. 90 FIscherj 8 8 $50
Forset-SIe-Not. Lubin 100 also ran
THIRD RACE-F1ve furlongs; two-year-
oids:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St y Fin.
II TO 2-Lcretta NJ 100 CTroxier) IS Il
to 1O-Imp- L Savoy. 100 (Astn) 8 "a rs
Il TO Col. White 112 (Claytn) I 4 81
Time. 1:O3L- start good. Won easily.
Winner. J. g. Milan & Co.'S blk. T. 90 BY
Pirate OF Penzance-F Fertile I4uretta 100
Bowling Bridge los. Shadow Prince 1O3 nm
ished as named
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-olds: one mile:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. - Fin
Commodore. 1O5 CTro<Irl , / rs >
II to 5-Just So, Zoe (Austinl...
Time, :43l2- Start good. Won easily.
Winner. J. c. Miller & Co.'S ch. n. 80 BY The
COmmOner-Rosa Massa. Only three starters.
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-o and up: one
mile and twenty yards:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
II to John Doyle, 101 (Austin) / .. I n
3 10 1-Buccleuth, 1O4 (Fischer). I g %
TO 1-Caithness. 1O2 CSIcMuen) 81 3 Is
Winner ". II. Fizer & Co.'S b. C. l3) by
Little Minch-LsmOn Blossom. Mohave "a,
Wolfram log. finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-oIds and up: one
mile and twenty yards:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. y Fin.
. to 1-Wissendine, 1Oa (NlcoD. s - IN
to Regina d, 81 (Hennessy) 3. I = =
TO 1-Pettijohn. 10 Qvers)- 10 SO
Time, 1:451a- Start good. Won driving.
Winner. p. J. Nolan's br m. (5l BY Pirate Ot
Penzance-Belle OF the Highlands Ciales 100.
DR.. Kier 10 Overland 81. Sister Lillian TOO
Eleven Bells 1O2, Triple Silver 81, finished
named.
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SeattIe Race Results.

SEATTLE, July Summary:
First race, four and a half furlongs selling
Limb of Law won, Vince second Breton
third. Time. :50A.
Second race, five and a half furlongs-Nonie
won, Dr. Sherman second, Penzance third
Time 1:0SI5.
Third race seven furlongs-Foxy Grandpa
won Red Cross Nurse second, Emil third
slime :2s%.
Fourth race, one and an eighth miles over
hurdles-Louwelsea won Guidado second Bert
Davis third. Time, 2:05.
Fifth race. seven furIongs-Hindoo Princess
won Iliowaho second. Dora I third. Time.
PSI.
Sixth race. one mile and one hundred yards
Pat Mcrrissey won Henry Clay Rye second
Past Master third. Time. AS.
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PORTLAND WINS AGAIN.
Takes Four Consecutive Games From
the San Francisco Team.

PORTLAND, July 1.-For the fourth
consecutive game Uncle Henry Harris
saw his men beaten to-day by the
Browns. The score was not large-5 to
3-in spite of the large total of hits.
Yerkes was hit rather more freely than
was Iberg, though the one-time San
Franciscan was touched up pretty live
ly. The Browns scored two runs in the
first inning Then in the fourth the
home team added another to the score.
In the sixth San Francisco got busy
and tailed two, and in the next inning
tied the score. Yerkes save Nadeau a
base on balls in Portland's half of the
seventh. McCreedie hit safely for one
bag, and chased Nadeau home on a
double made by brennan No more
runs were scored and the game went
to the home team. The score:
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY he Chicago Inter Ocean.
First Race-NOorish DamseI, Aunt
Katherine, Frances Dillon.
Second Race-Zyra. Zibia, Orfeo.
Third Race-Incubator, Ananias,
Henry Bert.
Fourth Race-La Londe, Pinkerton.
The Belle.
Fifth Race-HarrisOn, Major Man.
sir, Tancred.
Sixth Race-Ananias, Clifton Forge,
Japan.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Bensonhurst,M Miss Man
ners. Miss Gomez.
Second race-BrOOmhandle, Kurt
man. Monaco Maid
Third race-BIissfuI, Sid Silver, One
More.
Fourth race-English Lad, MOharib.
Prince SilVeryyingS-
Fifth race-Bernays, Warte Nhcht,
Flying Torpedo
Sixth race-PretensiOn. Lady FOnse,
Athena.
Seventh race-Elie, Hymettus, Or
pheum.
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Jerries Starts for Los Angeles.

OAKLAND. July champion
James ]. Jeffries left his bed at the
Metropole Hotel this evening and, at
tended by his physician. Dr. w. s.
Porter, went to the Sixteenth street
station and boarded the Owl train for
his home at Los Angeles. His knee
is much improved and DR.. Porter ex-
presses the opinion that it will be as
good as it ever was if it receives the
proper care.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, July Class and
quantity mark the entries for to-mor-
rows races at Sheepshead Bay. There
are eighteen jumpers named for the
steeplechase. The Picket, Irish Lad.
Proper. Ort Wells and other flyers
will meet in the Commonwealth handi-
cap at one and quarter miles. The
entries:
First race five and a half furlonss two-year-
olds seling-Invader 112- Derry loo. Melrose
10T. Torchello log. NibIick 106. Workman 1Oj.
Diamond Flush 104 Salt and Pepper fO4 Pink
Garter lO4 Recreo I02 Frank Tyler 102 Foun-
tain 102. Hawtrey 1O2. Ike l02. Delcsnts 102.
Peggy 90. Awakening 90. Blue Coat 81 star
Lily 81. Little Buttercup "a. Blessings Last 9i.
second race handiGap steepieSnase short
14S Black Death las. Flying Buttress lag.
Walter CIeary 145 Gambling 142. Redpath 40.
Farmers Foe 140. Ten Candles 130 Lyric 13S,
Garter Buckle 13S, Gortnagallon 13T Bermuda
King 1876. Gascar 134. Perion 132. Silver Twist
130 Alum Water l3O. Uavator and Black
Death Colt entry; Fulminate and Gortnagai-
lon. Cotton entry)
Third race. the Spring stakes, six furlonss.
Belle Ill
Fourth race. the Commonwealth handicap.
one and quarter miles-Irish Lad 132. The
Picket 1856, Proper Ill Ort Wells 40, Eugenla
Burch 106. Toboggsn l03. Ormonde's Right 81
Ostrich 90. Light Brigade 1Oj
Fifth race six furiongs. main track handi-
cap-Major Pelham 122. Gray Friar 122. Rose
tint 121 Grenade 116. Athel 115. Schoharie
115 Honiton ia. Bardoiph t13. Ishlana 113.
Monte Carlo I12. New York lie. Kohinoor lie.
Turquoise Blue los. Cloten los. Homestead
los Consideration Ice. Queen Elizabeth los.
Stepaway les.
sixth race. one and sixteenth miles on
turf. selling---Cincihnatus los. Hackensack 1OG.
Gold Dome 1c1. Reveille 1O4 ArrahGowon 105,
Himself Ill. F'lorham Queen 1C6 Fort Plain
1O1 Jane Holly 101, Ernest Parham 1O1. Jack
Ratlin 1O1. Latheron 80. Dinple %. St Breeze
"a Rathowen 81 Bob Murphy So Hydrangea
s..
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BIRDS OBLIGINGLY LAY
EGGS ON STEAMER DECK

PORTLAND. Or, July Midway
Island, situated about half way be-
tween San Francisco and Honolulu, is
inhabited by countless birds. accord
ing TO Captain Reiner, master of the
Steamer Francis H. Leggett. who has
just arrived from there.
AS only sixteen people are on the
island and they have been there but
a short time the names of the birds
are not known. One variety about the
size of sea gulls insisted upon taking
up their abode on the steamer while
she lay in the harbor. They even laid
eggs about the deck and the members
Of the crew had them at their meals
three times a day They are described
by the captain as being superior in
every way to hens eggs
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SUMMARY.

Sacrifice hits-Iberg. Irwin. Errors-Miller
Irwin Earned runS-Portland f. San Fran
on Iberg. L; of Yerkes 3. Struck out-By
Jberg. 2; by Yerkes, 1. Two-base hits-Dren-
nan Beck Meany. Yerkes, McCredie. Three
base hit-McCreedie. Left on bases-Portlard
I, San Francisco T. Fist base on errors-Port-
land l. Time of game-One hour and ffty
minutes. Umpire Browne.
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sHEEPsHrAD BAY SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First Race-Derry, Niblick, Del
canta.
Second Race-Colt's entry, Flying
Buttress, ConOver.
Third Race-BelIe Salvage, Ascot
Belle, Red Friar.
Fourth Ikacc-Irish Lad, Ort Wells
Toboggan.
Fifth Race-Honiton, Rosetint, Ish-
lana.
Sixth Race-Florham Queen, St
Breeze, Dimple.
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Miss MAY Sutton a WINNER

ORANGE, n. J., July Miss Nav
Sutton Of Pasadena. Cal, won the final
match IN the women's singles to-day.
defeating Miss II. Homans by a love
score, 60. 60. Miss Sutton will meet
Miss c. B. Neely of Chicago to-mor-
row in the challenge match for the
championship which Miss Nicely won
last year.
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ST. LOUIS. July English Lad.
winner of the Chicago Derby and
owned by Fred Cook Of st. Louis, will
go to the post tomorrow an odds-On
favorite in the St. Louis Derby. The
track will be fast. The probable odds
and Jockeys follow:
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OF RIVAL CLUBS
IN A SENSATIONAL MATCH
Nine Competitors Remain
Out of the Thirty Origi-
nally Entered.
Only Four Women i'll the
Lists to Strive for
HOnOrS.

The annual tennis tournaments for
the State championship for both men
and women opened yesterday on the
Hotel Rafael courts, San Rafael. Many
more spectators were present than
usual on the opening day. Defaults
were numerous and the matches. as
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Totals 81 12'2e 12 rotals.s I:
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Errors s-Blankenship Smith. streib Earned
runs-Seattle 1. Sacrifice hits -Blankenship
Hall t2). Stolen bases-Van Haltren Frisk
Hughes. Bases on balls-On Cooper l. Struck
out-By Hughes, 4: by Cooper. 3 Double play
-Mohier TO Hall to Blankenship. Passed ball
-Byrne. Time OF game-One hour and forty
hve minutes. Umpire-O'C Connen
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SUMMARY

Errors-Oyerall. Baum. Struck out-By
Overall s, by Baum s. Bases en- baIls-Off
Baum 2 First base on errors-Los angeles l.
Stolen bases-Casey, Flood. Two-base hits
Lynch. Casey. Graham, Mclaughlin. Smith (2).
Flood. Home run-Chase Earned runs-Ta-
Time. :OS 20. Start fair. Won ridden out
han. Mclaughlin, Overall. Double plays
Sheehan TO Casey to Nordyke. Flood to Toman
Left on bases-Tacoma 5. Los Angeles :. Time
of eame'-One hour and forty minutes. Empires
Mccarthy and Mcdonald
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freshmen of yesterday. were as fol-
lows:
Freshmen eights. two miles-Yale
1920, Harvard 10:20lb
Varsity fours, two miles-Harvard
1912, Yale 1915. Winning distance. IL
lengths.
Varsity eights. four niles-Ya1e
21:4o1s, Harvard 22:1O. Winning dis
tance, lengths.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
Gardner and wiIIe Fight Draw.

CHICAGO, July George Gardner
of Lowell Mass, and John Willie of
Chicago fought a six-round bout to a
draw tonight.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
FIFTEEN STRAIGHT GAMES
WON By NEW YORK TEAM
Boston Again Falls Victim to the
Giants on the Polo
Grounds.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGrE

NEW YORK. July New York scored an
other victory to-day over Boston making r.
teen straight games won- Attendance. 1000
Score:
r. H. E
Boston --.-.-......-.-.-.-. 4
New York .-.--..----.. 10
Batteries-vilhelm and Nsedham: TAYLOR and
Bowerman. Umpire-Johnstone.
PHILADELPHIA. July by heavy hitting
to-day the home team easily defeated Brook
lyn. Attendance 1500. Score
R. H E
Brooklyn --.--.-----------
Philadelphia Il
Batteries-Poole. Reidy and Bergen: Mitchell
and Roth.
PITTsBURG. July 1-Pittsburg-c Cincinnati
game postponed; rain.
ST LOUIS. July 1.-St Louis won from
Chicago to-day, ten to two. Mcfarland nitcbad
his first game for ST. Louis since he was in
jured at Pittshurg and Chicago got but six hits
OF him. Briggs was hit hard and was given
poor support in the feld Attendance 2TO0
Score;
St Louis Is
Chicago
Observation-Disclosures and Grady; Briggs and
king. Umpire-ODay.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON, July New York defeated
WASHINGTON to-day. Chesbro scoring his thfr-
teenth consecutive victory. Score:
r. r. E.
New York .-....s.ss.s....---.... 10 o
Washington ........-............. 2
Batteries-Chesbro and Mcclure: Jacobson
BosToN. July captain L. Cross won TO-
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-02
No sunday Baseball in Brooklyn.

NEW YORK, July There will be
no baseball played in Brooklyn next
Sunday. An order to this effect was
issued to-day by Police Commissioner
McAdoos