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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03

CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Harlem track
follow:
First race. six furlOngs. selling-Lida Leib
95, Trompeuse 80 Ny Alice 95. Silent Water
%. Durbar 100 Sjambok 102. Kleinwood l02,
The Fog 104 Sad Sam 104, Money Muss 106,
Mayor Johnson 1O6. Jim Hale 106 Orfeo 10T,
Red Raven los. Mansard 116
Second race. six and a half furlongs. purse
Monte 81 No Trumper 81 Matador 81. Com
rade los Ids Davis los Don Domo los. Mo-
hican III Proof Reader III. Day III. Atlantico
III. New Mown Hay 113. Peter ia. Waina-
moinen ia, Pickaway ia. Henry W. King III.
Third race. six furlongs, the Speed stakes,
Sij0c added-John Smulski IS. Skilful 1i6.
Big Ben 116. Floral King 113, Irene Lindsey
lI3 Don Domo 102. McGee l19 Beau Ormonde
l19 John Smulski and Skilful. Ellison entry.D
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles,
100. Felipe Lugo 100.
White Plume 100, Don't Ask Ne 80. Ahola
102 Huzzah 104 Bragg lO6. Port Royal log.
Fifth race five furionEs, purse-Lieutenant
Rice as Seasick 95. Intense 100 Prince Brutus
lo3 Belle Kinney l03. La Londe 103. Sub
tie 1O7.
Sixth race. one mile. purse-Wlliam Wright
9s. Exclamation IS. Katie Powers 95, Foncasta
lc4 Brancas 10.
seventh race. one and a sixteenth miles
seIling-Rabunta 9s. Bluemint 9s. Niaxus 9S,
Ethel Wheat 100, Gioriosa l0l. Ben Chance
IOl Haviland 1o6 Harney JOG. Rag Tag 100,
Our Bessie 100 Celebration Ito.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. 2.-The
$4,000 Century Stakes at one and a
half miles. viii be the racing feature
tomorrow. Major Daingerheld and
ShOrthose viii carry top weight, 126
pounds. Ort Wells and Delhi are in
n rs pounds, There is also a SO. 600
event for two-year-olds. The days
entries:
FIRST race. FUN course. steeaechase haudi-
rap four-vear-oId and upward-Flying But
r-rzs 189. The Ragged Cavalier l4s, Fox Hun
+ar 1Es. amu- ~. Delivery 146. Dromedary
.. Royelle 40. sesguIl l3s. knight OF Har-
second race SIX furIongs. main track. high
weight handicap. all ages-Lady Amelia l26-
i1ram I0s Raglan I04. Ancestor 100. Ada
Ssy 100 Marrinnas 96 Divination &C. Cold
SAINT o5 Adois s.. Waterside S.
Third race seven furlongs Of Futurlty
course. the Flatbush stakes, two-yesr-Olds.
guaranteed cash value. $1,000, $500 10 the
winner. $1,000 u second and $500 70 thiro-Hot
Shot lis. Amber5ack l15. Waterside 1l5.
Hluadcloth Us. Burnt HIS IL, Tradition Il2.
Veto ~. 81 Bellsne li2. sandria formerly
FOURTH race one and a half miles. the Cen
'lrE stakes. three -yesr-old and upward. the
-0rev rsis-f T0rjev CsIuh 70 add not less than
$500 the winner 10 receive 80, 900. the sec
nd horse 5000 the third horse $500 and the
r6rrinat0r ~ rhe winner S50O-Ma5Or Danger
feid 126 shorthose 126. Bryn Mawr lis. or
Wells Us, Delhi us, stalwart Us. St Nalen-
sore entry; stalwart and St Valentine. Thomas
rfrv.B
Fifth race Eve and q half furlongs. Futurity
curse. tWo-year-olds. $1,000 added-councf
nan 111 Agile IL Belle Strome IA Cairn-
gorm l12. Dazzle 112. Amberjack 112. Hearts
esire loe. CouIion 100. Chsriey's Aunt lo9.
iEford IO-. saulsberrv 1O7. Blucher l07.
Ftincess Eris 1O4. Sandria Normerly Cricket
~
sixth race one and sixteenth miles on
80 rhree-year-0lds and upward $1,000 added
-leG Bell Jos. Prince Ching los Wild
rfu
St7reT-sll 106. Leader Jog Pennant 1O3. Dick
e1arf JOB LADY Potentate 9s Garnish 96.
silver Days % I'd Tierney 90 Brooklynite
= Iberia 20. HydranEea 50. (Sherif Bell
and Garnish Havman entry.)
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CASTRO'S MISCUE
GIVES OAKLAND
ENOUGH TO WIN
Fails to Squeeze Streib's
Fly in the Fourth and
Two Runners Sneak Home
PITCHERS WORK NICELY
Streib Does Some High Art
Fielding Around Initial
Sack and Cuts Off Runs
PITCHERS WORK NICELY
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.


Just because Mr.. Castro did not
squeeze Streib's fly when he should
have been ready to glaum anything,
Oakland got away with the game yes
terday at Recreation Park with one tc
the good. This all happened n the
fourth round. Before and after that,
Jake Thielman was the big chief and
he had the Commuters all yroggy and
ready to quit Score, Oakland 3, Port
land 3
Such is Thielman's luck He easily
outpitched Schmidt and at that the
smiling German was better than he has
been for many moon. The players
on both sides were full of pepper and
ready to scrap all the time Therefore
the game was one worth viewing, for
besides good baseball there was some
excitement thrown in.
Portland had it one to nothing when
Ganley tore off single to right in the
fourth. Dunleavy's craniGm came in
violent contact with the sphere, but
he recovered quickly and was ready to
run. Schlafley swung through with a
single to left and it was three on the
sacks.
Kruger showed a mean one at Ray
mond and while the play of forcing
Schlafiey at second was being pulled
off Ganley arrived. Kruger immedi-
ately pilfered second and then, on the
next ball pitched, Dunleavy made a
dash for the plate. Streib swung on
the ball and away it scared to Castro.
The man from South America was not
there with the grab and both runners
reached the pan in safety.
Portland tried hard all the time and
came near tying it up Julie Streib's
great work at first cut off a couple of
runs. Thrice Streib fielded bunts per-
fectly to the second sack and this
helped some. Schlafiey said too much
to the umpire in the ninth spasm and
he was promptly chased to the bench,
not, however, before he and his team
mates had done enough Grating to hold
a political spieler for while.
Portland made stab even as late as
the ninth. brennan pulled off a scratchy
hit and Streib fielded him out at second,
when Beck bunted. Raymond soused
one down to Francks and Buck quickly
cut off the runner at second and
whipped to first in time for a double
play, thus ending the struggle. The
score:
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OVERALL is A HERO AGAIN.
Giant College Pitcher Lets Siwashes
Down With Three Hits.

TACOMA, Sept. 2.-The champions
again outplayed the Siwashes and
never gave them peep at the plate
Overall was the star actor, although
every other Tiger did splendid work
The Berkeley lad was at his best He
struck out nine men. two each in
three different innings. One of
Seattle's three hits was an infield
scratch. Doyle and Sheehan were
caught in a double play and Nordyke
drew base on balls. Eagan was
saved by Halls error and Lynchs
three-sacker scored the first two
Caseys single brought Lynch home
The home team had other chances to
score, but took too many liberties on
bases. Score:
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TOURNAMENT PLAY IN FULL SWING ON SAN RAFAEL
MOLLIE BRANT IS BEATEN
IN OVERNIGHT HANDICAP
apiain Browns Colt Broom
stick ReveFses Result of
Their Previous Meeting.
saeala, Dispatch to The Cali.

EEPSHEAD BAY. Sept. John
-rtord's Molly Brant defeated Broom
-.ek % the Merchants and Citizens
snllcap az Saratoga on August Is, and
r.re was some criticism to the effect
t1- f Burns had not made so much
-.. II Broomstick on that occasion
.--ly Brant would have been beaten.
Iu the overnight handicap to-day
hese two came together again at al
most the same weights, the mare
-sVing In fact one pound the best of it.
This time Broomstick was the returned
winner. II was one of the greatest ex-
-.0.u0ns Of speed seen this year for the
1-st seven furlongs. during which the
tUo crack racers ran together. First
one ana then the other showed a trihe
p front until the last furlong, when,
fter losing & little ground on the
stretch turn. the younger racer gradu-
alT wore Molly Brant down and won
Pcs half length amid great enthusi-
ssn- Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; maiden two
7e--iag. Horse. weight. Jockey. St 8 Fin.
20 l-Quadrllle. I12 Iyne)...-. 2 Il III
EllN.elhs H. lEiiuDcl.. / 1Aa2 y
~ Sir brillsr ll5 tRoonbh0 ] , s
Tine, l-lf- start poor. Won driving Win
-ar. s. Pagets b. E. by Rapallo-Court Dance.
114 Lee, 9lifer cromwell Red Fox. salt
5nd Pepper. Palm Tree. Lesatee. Kunjamuck.
Ishr-alian. Light Note. Aucsssin. Fair Revei-
er cornell finished as named.
SECOND RACE-six ana half furlongs:
t1res-yesr-olds; selling;
re --C0unterpoise 1O7 CBullnu) : i ~
70 = ana 5ailsrle; - 9Irsyersl
Time, 1-19 % start bad. Won driving
Winner. II. l. Holland ch. <. BY Bathampton-
Balance. stolen Moments. King Pepper
Palette Geranium. Cottage Maid. Atwood
Cows. NsEary. kiczshaw. Wizard. Blue Peter,
san finished as named
THIRD RACE-One ana an eighth miles:
-year-olds and ID; handicap;
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
11 I'd 1-Dekahar. 1Ql ~. Davis - In
1ro 1-Palmbearer. 104 (Traversl ? : y 2h
i ra l-Larmee. 81 tH-Cochranl h
1er u B. Durham, eh- T. by Pirate Of Pen
ze-ce- December Cleveland. High Chancellor.
Pulsls. spring. Dalesmsn, Adrutha finished
FOURTH RAcE-one mile; for all ages;
He-t.ag Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
= r. 10 Ero1 1nstick. Il5 CHildeb) p =
.-s I-Hur-rbourne.. 20 CJSar3 3 3 IS
Tlue 1850 %. start fair Won driving.
Winner. s. Browns b. c. by Ben Brush
S.cheht also ran.
TIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
H.-att t.ar- Cor rEe-vear-Clds-
rs=--.r- frrS- Weight. Jockey g. ?. Fin
7ro 5-olsesu. 11q OHfidebrand) . II ?
1f-e-f7arrara Jos fRedferu) I
21-fo.1- --rourcrder 1Is lfICalIah) 3 3 n
Time -l-f 1-1. start poor Won easily
Winner 7. q. Greener's ch- c. by Ornus-
N.tr cum. Jerry a.. Merry Lark. Gilpin,
Zeals Blue Bird finished named.
SIXTH RAcE-oae and a quarter miles;
rhe --rf handicap. three Fear-old and upward :
F1or--r1. Horse Weight. Jockey =. = Fin.
3 -1 r-f'arh Iucie 81 fT'ravers) > n
rr r-ff-ld Money. go fCrirlnsl ! >
20 5-Cunfre. 30 CHiidebrand) ? q ?
Time Z-r start good Won ing. Win
rer u T Wilson Jr.'s b. s. by StuyVesant-
Garnet Brgaud. Hurst Park finished as
named.
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STANFORD LOSES BILLY" ERB.
Noted Player Will Not Coach Foot
ball Squad This Year.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 2.
Word has been received that Billy
Erb, ex-'01, who was chosen to aid
Coach flanagan with the cardinal
football squad this year. will not be
able to come TO the coast because of
business in the East. The loss is
severe one TO Stanford. as Erb, who
was an able general and popular with
the players. was an up-to-date coach.
having had experience in the East.
No successor TO Erb will be ap-
pointed bv Treasurer Barrett. Lana
gan viii have full charge of the
squad. Helping him will be corps OF
assistants. all old Stanford football
men, who are to come out on the
oval as often as possible and coach
under his direction. This scheme is
new one At Stanford, but 1t ap-
prosches the system used at many
Eastern universities.
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Mafalda Stalls Off Chal.
lenge of Felix Mozzes
and Wins Handily.
Special Dispatch to The Call.


ST. LOUIS, Sept. 2.-Mafalda won
to-day's six-furlong feature race
gamely, stalling off the challenge of
Felix Mozzes and drawing away in
the stretch. only two favorites scored
during the afternoon. The weather
was threatening and the track slow.
Attendance 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furIongs; -year-olds :.
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey ST. z Fin
TO Back Number. 80 tConwy) /
Is 70 TO iRsss6n ins5ss6 II ioi ffsPs} Fas} s. ~
Time, 1916. Start good. Won easily. Win
sro ii CT9ksr oS eh M by Iea Tss
Miller 104 La Amanda 1O4. Bright Flowers
ia, Catherine Knox l0e Lady BurIinston ia,
finished named
SECOND RACE-Five and half furlongs
maiden two-year- -olds:
50 10 Joe Graham. 1U5 (cocolo) llal =
20 TO 1-Elenika. IoS tDugan).... ~ 2ns
5, Time, i'Ioh Start ri good. Won easily.
Winner. J. X Hughes ch z. by Bannockburn-
Nattle Hamilton, Billy Handsel LOG, George
macy 100 Verandah 1OO Flying FIRE 1O6
Telephone Belle 100 Atsn 106 Nj. Ritchie 1e6,
finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; four-year-olds
and up; selling:
& to 1-Aline s, 100 lRicel...... Is IL
u Hazel h. 104 tWilliams). 5 2 p
u 10 1-TaagibIe. lOt Conway. G h
Time. .I6l4. Start bad. Won easily. Win
ner J. \. Abernathys b. m 90 by SaXopia-
Susie F. Ssnctissima 1o3 Noweta l04. Maude
Wallace 1o4 Drummond lo4. Lady Churchill
1O9 Santa Ventura 80. finished as named
FOURTH, RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds:
se;2s . s@Me5sigs 3as Slsa5. io7 P 3SSs s@s,n,
: 70 Felix Mozzes, le9 tMeMuD 3
TO IN. de CaTabas. 1lOtFoiey) y
Time. 1:1isa start good. Won easily
Nirner. T. =. Hayes b. (. by Russell Soprano
Lockaway 102 Responsive .10I. Fontesla 102
Bell Coeur 1C5, Ida Vivian 102, Sadie Burcn
107. finished named
FIFTH RACE-Flve and a half furlongs
maiden two -yesr-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. z Fin.
to 1-Anadarco, 100 Foley).... l > 4
to 2-Platt, 10S CW. Dugan) -. y 10
Z to 1-Trixie White. 103 (Cocolo) y 3
Time. 1:0Sl3. Start good. Won driving
Winner. s b. Burnetts E. &. by lie Premier
edoph los. Korea 100. Kitty Belle Brooks 1O6
Bessie Nc 100. Harlequin 10S. Hershman 103
Herman Doyle 1O9, finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. = Fin
u TO 1-Juba, % IL. Williams IL u
> 20 1-Scalper. 81 Cd Austin).. .
Time. :4S%. Start good. Won driving
Winner. r. Kileys ch e CD by George Kess-
Ter Breakdown. Dolnda 90. Bugle Horn 96
The Hebrew 90, Florie 90, Dawson 1o5, Jack
Little 101, Little Corker 100, finished as named
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Miss Violet Sutton of South
ern California Easily De-
feats Miss Worcester.

The seventeenth annual tennis tour
nament for the coast championship
opened on the San Rafael courts yes
terday and gives promise of being the
most interesting event of the kind held
in years. The attendance was larger
than usual on opening day and at times
the excitement ran high. The players
as usual suffered from the heat, which.
however, was not as excessive as in
July.
The feature of the days play was
the match between Percy Murdock Of
Alameda and Herbert Long of this
city Murdock is veteran, while his
opponent had played but once before
at San Rafael. Long, although beaten
played a wonderful game and won
set from his cleverer opponent. 1t was
one Of the most exciting matches ever
played in a championship tournament
Both players drove continually and
throughout the match there was not
dull moment. 1t was a give and take
affair ard the usual long rallies were
lacking Murdock won the first set
handly In the second Long did some
great driving, both back hand and fore
hand. He led at 4-2, but Murdock won
the next two games and the score
stood 400 in his favor in the ninth
game.
At this point Long began to take
chances and passed Murdock repeated
ly, winning the set 6-4. In the third and
fourth sets Long was outplayed, both
sets going to Murdock easily. The
score was 6-1, As, 6-S. 6-1.
Harry RoIfe and Stewart Gayness
played five long sets and after three
hours play the verdict finally went to
Rolfe. The score was rs, 1912, S-e,
0-6, 60
Drummond MacGavin and Reuben
Hunt both had easy matches and did
not have to play much. Hupt did not
play as we'll as was expected, but will
probably do better. Nourse made
good showing against MacGavin.
Trowbridge Hendrick, a likely candi-
date for championship honors from
Los Angeles. had an easy time with
Charles Kuelm. Hendrick showed up
well and will be hard man to beat.
The women's singles did not bring
together the best players and the
matches were rather one-sided. Miss
Ethel Ratcliffe beat Miss VOdden
easily. The score was 60. 6-1.
Miss Shoemaker and Miss Violet SUIT
ton of the south easily beat Miss Val
leau and Miss Worcester respectively.
The scores follow:
Mems singles-Charles Dunlap beat F.
Alexander. 4-6. GA, 6-2. SO. Percy Murdock
beat Herbert Long. 6-1, 40. 6-3. 81; r. Hunt
beat H. Murdoek, 81. 7-5 6-3; T. Hendrick
G. Gage. SIS. 6-2. 1-6. 81: H. Rolfe beat c.
s Gayness IS. 1912. SIS. 0-6. so; j. d.
MacGavfn beat B. Nourse. SIS. 6-4. 81
Womsn's singIes-Miss Shoemaker beat
Miss VaIleau. 6-l. 6-3; Miss Ratcliffe beat Miss
Wooden. 60, G-l; Miss Violet sutton beat
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Fire Leaves Many Miners Homeless

WALLACE, Idaho, Sept. Fire
which started shortly after o'clock
last night swept the entire business
portion of Gem and a large part Of the
residence district. entailing a loss Of
$50, ,O0O destroying nearly 100 houses
and rendering scores of people home
less. The houses were occupied for the
most part by miners. many of whom
moved to Gem after the big fire at
Black Bear three months ago.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Maverick. Mai LOwery,
Lacy Crawford.
Second race-Picture Hat, Tim
Hurst, Violin.
Third race-King Rose, j. w.
O'NeilI, Joe Goss.
Fourth race-Ice Water, Frank Bell,
Otto Stifel.
Fifth race-Just So, Tom Shelly,
The Cook.
Sixth race-Light Opera, Aggie
Lewis, The Bugaboo.
Seventh race-Boaster, Misanthrope,
Freesias.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-T. Hitchcock Jr's en-
try. Mr.. ChambIet's entry, The Rag
ged Cavalier.
Second race-Lady Amelia, Gold
saint. DiVinatiOn.
Third race-TraditiOn, ST. BeIlane,
Burnt Hills.
Fourth race-Delbi, Ort Wells. Stall
sTarf.
Fifth race-BelIe Strome, Hearts
Desire. Agile.
Sixth race-Grey Friar, Leader,
uagnan entry.
Condition Of the tracI5-Fast.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.
Pv the Chicago Inter ocean.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-MayOr johnson, Sad
Sam, Mansard.
Second race-Matador, Monte. Ida
Davis.
Third race-John SmuIsld, MCGEE,
Don Domo.
Fourth race-Huzzah, Port Royal,
Bragg.
Fifth race-SubtIe, Belle Kinney,
La DOnde.
Sixth race-Brancas, Exclamation,
Katie Powers.
Seventh race-HayiIand, Niaxus,
Ethel Wheat.
Condition of the track-Fast-
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Three Men Who Might Fight len.

NEW YORK, Sept. Billy Mad
Gen is the first in the field with an
acceptance Of Jim Jeffries' alleged
aallenge 10 fight any three men in
10. world ten rounds each on the
me night in the same ring. Madden
Es Gus Rubin. Sandy Ferguson
t.r Marvin Hart are the men selected
r tackle Jenries." He is satisfied they
VII aeree 10 fght
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SUMMARY.

stolen bases-Ross 2, Bernard. Wheeler
Frrors-Bernard Flood. Chase. Gorton. Hits
on Barber o. off Whalen s. Home run
Gray Three-base hit-Chase, Van Buren,
Two base hits-Irwin. Flood Wheeler, Hide
brand C;orton Sacrifice hit-Flood First
base on errors-San Francisco ? Left on
bases-I.os Angeles Z, San Francisco IA Bases
on balls-On Barber l. off Hall /. off Gray j.
Struck out--By Barber 2. by Hall l. by Gray
l. Double play-Toman to Flood to Chase
Hit by pitched ball-Irwin. Gorton. Cravath
Flood Time of game-Two hours and FIVE
minutes. Umpire-McDonald.
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HARD LUCK FOR UNCLE HANK.
Thirteen Hits Bring Him Only a Pair
of Runs.

Los ANGELES, Sept. 2.-San
Francisco played in hard luck to-day
and lost the third successive game to
Los Angeles by the score of to 2.
Both teams batted at a terrific pace,
but Hall and Gray kept the visitors
from hitting the ball when men were
on bases. Fourteen of the San Fran
cisco players died on bases. which is
the record here this season. Bernard
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-03
Fire Breaks oui in Coal Mines.

issAQUAH. Wash. sept. "A fire
NH4ea has been burning FOR the last
l91r or I've days IN the coal mines at
l place broke out with renewed
hee flis morning and for time
9Ael as j the mine would be
ai wreck. The men about the
got the FIRE under control and
'Rnt il is reported that the dam
ose nill be slight.
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SUNNI AIRY,

Errors Nordyke, Delehanty, Smith, Hall
Struck out-By Overall 9, by Shields g. Bases
on balls-By Overall ?, by Shields l. Hit by
pitcher - Wilson Stolen bases Nordyke
Eagan. TWo-base hits-Overall, Casey Lynch
Smith ~. Three-base hit-Lynch Sacrifice
hit-Overall. Double plays-Eagan to Casey
to Nordyke, Mohler TO Hall to BlankenshiD
Left on bases-Tacoma 6. Seattle g. First
base on errors-Tacoma 3, Seattle l. Time
OF game-One hour and thirty minutes Un-
pire-Tom Brown.
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DURFEE CONTINUES TO WIN
WITH HIS HARNESS HORSES
Captures the 2:16 Trot With Briney
X and the 2:3O Class With
Murrav NJ.

SACRAMENTO, Sept. 2.--An unin-
teresting card of six races was run off
to-day without incident. There was a
great falling off in attendance COM
pared with that of yesterday and the
betting ring held with comfort the
small number of spectators. w. q.
Durfee took everything in sight in the
harness division, winning the 2:1S
trot with Briney X and the 2:3O class
with Murray NJ. Summary:
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oeidsntals
Parneus
Accused Of Attempted Bribery.

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 2.-B. g. Nor
ris. who is said TO be from Peoria. H..
was arrested here this afternoon and
is now in jail charged with attempt
ing to bribe a witness in a case in
which his brother u defendant In
Napa County.
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SUMMARY.
Stolen bases-Raymond. 5

Stolen bases-RayTnond, Schahey Nadeau
Ganley, Streib Kruger. Errors-Canley,
brennan. Castro, Francks. Sacrifice hits
Kruger Raymond. Nadeau, Hurley. First base
on orrors-Oakand 2. Portland .. First base
On called balls-On Schmidt 3: off Thielman
l. Left on bases-Oakland . Portland g.
Struck out-By Schmidt 1: by Thielman 8
Hit by ptcher-Dunleavy. Double play
Francks to Streib. Time of game-One hour
and fifty minutes. Umpire-O' Connell.
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Racing III Portland.

mary:
First race five furlongs, sellng-Addte D
won. Abydos second. Lady Rice third. Time.
:03
Second race. four and a half furlongs. selling
Agnes Mack won. Bell Reed second Eldred
third Time :5512.
Third race, six furlongs-Profitabe won,
Chief Aloha second, Frank Pearce third Time
1:15n.
Fourth race. six and half furongs, selling
Duke of Richelieu won. Crosby second, Char
ley Schweizer third. Time, 1:21Is
Fifth race. mile. selng-Suburban
Queen won. Colonel Van second, FL Photo
third. Time. 1 Al.
Sixth race. one mile selling -Hipponax won.
Ulloa second Gladiator third. Time. l :43h
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made a new batting record for the
team this season. getting five hits in
five times at bat. Barber was pounded
so hard that Whalen was substituted
in the fifth. Score:
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CHICAGO CUBS GIVE THEIR
PITCHER PERFECT SUPPORT
Boston and New York Continue to
Run Neck and Neck in Amer
lean League Race.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

T.
CHICAGO. Sept Perfect support back
OF Briggs, clever sacrificing and a couple
OF timely hits gave the locals easy victory
over St Louis to-day in game which was
about evenly divided in hitting Attendance.
shiGag0 g as,3,. :'..-......... -........... Z Q
Batteries-BrigEs and King; Taylor and
Grady. Umpire-Johnstone
PITTSBURG. sept. Zones pitched good
game. but was defeated by his teams wild
throwing in the fifth inning. making Pitts
burg's two runs possible. Attendance, 100.
Score:
Batteries -Robertsine and Phelps; Jones
and Ritter. Umpire-Carpenter-
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
BOSTON. Sept. 2.-C1eveland made to-day's
game close by a batting rally in the ninth
Attendance ZOO. Score:
Boston .;............ -.-..--...--. 70 2
0ifSssRH sattsPies-Dineen and criser; Bernhard and
1WS'43sH1NGroN. Sept 2-Pattsrson easily
feated Washington. Attendance. 1890 The
score:
E,nishHo WashinstOn ..............-- . .--.. 1s !
Batteries-Jacobsen, Kittredgs and Clarke;
Patterson and Mcfarland.
NEW YORK, Sept. New York won from
Detroit to-day. The game called at the
end Of the seventh inning on account OF dark
ness. Attendance. 5000. Score;
New York ...........-.-.........R L
Batteries-Kflian and Drill; orth. Clark
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. 2.-PhiIadslphia-st.
Louis game. Wet grounds
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Totals 81 10 81 10 Totals 80 "a 1e
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