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GO FOR A CONFERENCE
AND SPORTSMEN'S DINNER
Briggs and Fletcher Seize Favorable
Time to Meet Leading Men of
Nevada County.

Nevada County.
Manager Briggs and Secretary
Fletcher of the California State Board
of Trade went to Grass Valley yester-
day to attend the dinner to be given
by the Nevada County Sportsmen's
Club and also to interview the Super
visors of Nevada County in regard to
sending fresh fruit to the st. Louis
Exposition from now until the close
of the big show through the State
Board of Trade; also to speak general
ly about the work of the State Board
of Trade. The SpOrtsmen's Club has a
meeting of two days, on the first of
which the shooters are in the field Sc
curing wild game to be served at the
repast on the second day, to which
number of we'll known people are in
vited. Messrs. Briggs and Fletcher
will stay until the end of the pro-
ceedings, the opportunity being good
to come in contact with a large num-
Der of the leading men of Nevada
County.
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SEATTLE. July 6.-Seattle won from
Oakland this afternoon. 1t was an
expensive contest for the visitors.
Pitcher Shields strained his arm in the
eighth inning. and retired in favor of
Jay Hughes. Ganley then drove liner
al Hughes. who tried TO avoid it, but
threw UP his hands and the ball stuck.
The man was out, but Hughes little
finger of his right hand was badly
smashed. He was able 10 finish the
game.
Umpire O'Connell decided il was
time to stop The kicking which has
characterized the Seattle Oakland Sc
lies- He served notice on both teams
lhat the next sound meant an out of
the game Lehman forgot all about the
order and objected 10 a decision on a
ball He was ordered out Back talk
followed and Cooper cut in. The up
shot II the matter was that both Lob
man and Cooper had 10 leave the
grounds.
O'COnneu informed the spectators
that both teams were taking advantage
of the fact that they had no extra in
felders. and thought they could talk
as much as they pleased.
Buchanan would have won his game
If he had received good support. The
score does not show the errors of judg-
ment that favored Seattle. The score:
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CnlcaBO ..s.-ss--s~s .--s.s-s.
Batteries-Flaherty and Smith; Wicker and
Killing. Umpire-O'Day.
PHILADELPHIA, July 6.-New York out
plaved philadelphia in every department to-
day and won with ease. Attendance. 1000
Score:
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SIXTH RACE-Six furlont
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair grounds
follow:
First race. nine-sixteenths of a mile sell
ing-Picture Hat 107. Abelard 1O2, DarthuIa
102. Covina 100. Fruit 81.
Second race, one mile and twenty yards
selling-Dr. Kier los, Uranium 103. Lady
Matchless 103, Rolling Boer 102 Brentwood
1O2, George Vivian 81. Miss Betty 90 Sol
Smith 90, Grief 30. Regina D s5.
Third race. five furlongs-Braden los. Lucky
Charm los Garrett Wilson los, Drage Kid
los Caubeen 10s. Colonel Preston 1Os Este
platz les, Madras 105, Verandah los. Red Leaf
1o5.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles
Warte Nieht 106 Jack Young 1906 Flying Tor
pedo 105. Charlie Thompson 105
Fifth race one and a fourth miles. selling
Memphian los. Billy Moore 1O4 Miss Eon 1O2
Jim Winn 90, ZeIla Knight %, Maud Wallace
81, Caithness 81. South Breeze 81. Goo Goo 95,
Brooklyn 90.
Sixth race, six furlongs. seIline-Thane 10.
Fenian 106 Echo Dale 105 Dave Sommers
1o4, Joe Goss 104, Goody Two Shoes 1Os.
Lovable 100 Matte H 80. ]. Wonew 81
Worthlngton 102. Radium S9 Martignis 1OS.
Weather threatening track heavy.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First Race-Jack McKeon, Martha
German, FIeur de Marie.
Second Race-MineOla, Jocund.
Lady Amelia.
Third Race-Florham Queen, Him.
SELF Hurst Park.
Fourth Race-GoId Ten, Gideon's
entry, Red FT-iar.
Fifth Race-AtwOod, Ben Mac
Dhui, Jane Holly.
Sixth Race-Maie Hanlon, Mic
Longworth, Persistence III.
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Miss Sutton Continues to Win,

NEW YORK, July 6.-Play began
to-day in the special round robin
tennis tournament for women on the
courts of the Kings County Tennis
Club of Brooklyn. The competitors
are Miss May Sutton of Pasadena,
Cal, the national champion; Miss
Hall of California; Miss Carrie B,
Neeley of Chicago Miss Bessie Moore
of New York, who lost her title as
national champion to Miss Sutton
and Miss Risch of New York.
The play of Miss Sutton was the
feature to-day. She defeated Miss
Neeley, 60. 6-1.
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McDougaId ,Cashes State Demands.

City Treasurer McDougald yesterday
cashed four State demands on the Uni
versity of California aggregating $119,-
833 SS. This is in accordance with the
new system inaugurated to save ex-
press charges on money shipped to
Sacramento. In this case the sum of
SS4 was saved, as in making his settle
ment with the State McDougald will
present the four demands in lieu Of
cash. McDougald says he will save
sufficient money in that way for the
city to pay for the premium on his
official bond.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-AbeIard, Corina, Dar-
thuIa.
Second race-NIiss Betty, Regina D,
DIR. Kier.
Third race-Braden, Red Leaf, Gar
rett Wilson.
Fourth race - Charlie Thomson.
Warte Nicht, Flying Torpedo.
Fifth race-ZelIa Knight, Caithness,
Brooklyn.
Sixth race-Dave Sommers, Thane.
Martius.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First Race-F'rancis Dillon, Gwen,
Louise MacFarlan.
Second Race-Sad Sam, The
Mighty, Grand.
Third Race-Gregor X, Miss Craw-
ford, Clifton Forge.
Fourth Race-FOnsoluca, Birch
Broom, FOncaSta.
Fifth Race - Ivan the Terrible,
F1axman. Gold Enamel.
Sixth Race-SchoOlmate, Black
Wolf, Harrison.
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Racing at Seattle.

SEATTLE, July 6-Results:
First race four and half furlongs, selling
Laura Phillips won, Caroburn second.
George Black third. Time, :5512.
Second race. five and a half furlongs-Bell
Reed won. Dora l. second, Miss Provo third
Time, 1:0S1A
Third race, five acknowledgements won
Black Cloud second, Amasa third. Time, :O1
Fourth race, mile-Huapala won, Henry
Clay Rye tecond, Uppercut third Time Al u
Fifth race. seven furlongs-Red Tip won,
Canejo second, Box Elder third. Time, :2S
Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards-Leash
won, Illowaho second, J. v. Kirby third. Time.
1:z4k.
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Jockey Perkins Is Seriously
Injured in a Fall at
st. Louis.
Special Dispatch to, The Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 6.-Jockey Perkins
was seriously and probably fatally in
jured by fall to-day in the third race
Lord Haven stumbled in the stretch
and fell, rolling over Perkins. Eleven
Bells fell over Lord Haven, throwing
D. Austin, who however, escaped un-
hurt. Copperfield won the feature
event handily from Commodore. Echo
dale, owned by T. C. Christ, was ruled
off for inconsistent running.
The track was heavy. Attendance
5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furIongs; four -year-olds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
8 to Second Mate. Jos Foleyj. AZ 2s
30 to 1-Marchioness, % (Heims). - 35
Time, III Start good. Won easily. Win
ran. Howard 102. La Cache 1O2. Federalist
104, Catherine Knox 1O2 Van Cleve 1O4 Never
10I. Athelrose 90. Katie Cromwell 10O finished
as named.
SECOND RACE-Four and half furlongs
two-year- -olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
15 TO Lucy Griffin. los CKnight) 90 II
70 leila Hunter. 1os NicoD AZ ~54
Time, :59&. Start good. Won driving
-. I.
Adeline. Little Florence 90. La Princess 9s
Pharmacy 103 Esther Goodrich 9S Lady Lou
1o9. Wakeful los. Geneva Lee 1OS, finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-one mile; three -year-olds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
sto I-Preakness. 9e F'ischer). 8 n 2n
to Alice Turner. 1O3 Cvdrb) II 315
Time. 1:50A. Start good. Won driving
Winner, l. McGrails br. m. a. by Lamp
lighter Emma III Bush Smith 80 Easter wal
ters s2 Algonquin So. Lord Haven 93 Eleven
Bells 1O2. Sam Stevens 81 finished as named
Lord Haven and Eleven Bells fell at stretch.
FOURTH RACE six furlongs; handicap:
three-year-olds and up:
II to 5-Copperfield, 1G7 (Booker) 4 25
5 10 2-Commodore. 110 CTroxler) 1 i 1b2
10 to 1-Bugler. 100 ID .Austin). 5 5s3
Time, 10y Start good Won driving. Win
Marie Shanklin. Red Thistle s. Mordeiia 90.
RaiLland los, Elastic 126, finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one mile; three-year-olds and
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
3 to 2-Jerry Hunt 80 F'ischer) Is III
to Orient. 9S Cd. Austin) =. 2 3 30
Time. 1:50 Start good. Won driving Win
ner. b. Schreiber's b. G. (S) by Servitor-Inno-
03 Wall 104. finished as named.
SIXTH RACB-sx furlongs; four-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO 1-Howlg Dervish, ,102WiD s / y 2 y
to 1-Worthington. 104 (Conw) h 3 Il
The Heroine. Hazel H 1o7' Dr. Riley Riley go ss,
Crime los. Darcy 107. Feronia 100 Tfckful 1O4.
Maggie Felix 1o2, Choice 1o7. Nan Dora 102.
finished named.
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Eddie Hanlon Rannneted.

The Alhambra Club friends of Eddie
Hanlon, the popular feather weight
boxer, entertained him at a banquet
last night at Villa Miramar on the
Ocean Boulevard. The party went out
in special car There was a long list
of toasts, responded to by Billy Jordan,
James P. Healey and others. Hanlon
goes to Crolls Gardens, Alameda, to-
day to train for Nelson.
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LOS ANGELES SHUT OUT.
kink Has disappeared From ThieI-
mans Arm and He Does Wei

PORTLAND, July 6.-In the duel of
pitchers this afternoon, in which
Dolly Gray and Jake Thielman were
the opponents, Portland's champion
did the better execution and the Loo
Ioos were shut out. The final score
was for Portland and for Los An
geies. Thielman is showing his old
from. The kink in his arm has dis
appeared and the heavy batters of the
aggregation from the far south were
able 10 locate but four Of his twisters.
The score:
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AUTO-BOAT CHALLENGER
IN DANGER OF DESTRUCTION
Craft Which Will Represent America
in English Waters Set on Fire

Dy Explosion.
NEW YORK, July 6.-Presence of
mind and quick action to-day saved the
auto-boat Challenger. one of the two
which are to represent the Automobile
Club of America in the race for the
Harmsworth Cup in England on the
30th inst
She was set ablaze by small explo-
sion and subsequent ignition of gasoline
after successful qualifying run in
Bowery Bay. c. R. Mabley, one Of her
owners, and Clinton H. Crane, her de-
signer and machinist, sprang overheard
and endeavored to upset the craft
The ferry-boat Bronx, which had been
swung from her course, came up at full
speed and her crew extinguished the
fire, which did only about SIS damage.
The Challenger had just gone over
her course, but how fast she had done
this is kept a secret
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Aspden's Unknown Estate,

Robert ]. Aspden. brother OF George
H. Aspden, who ended his life so
tragically, yesterday petitioned for let
ters of administration upon Aspden's
estate. which. it was stated. was Of un-
known value, and no will was left
The nearest relative is Joseph A. Asp
den, the father.
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ceivable kind make their APP
pearance, and Eczema and
Tetter-the twin terrors Of
skin diseases-Nettle Rash,
Poison Oak and Ivy, and
such other skin troubles as
usually remain quiet during
the cold weather, break out
afresh to torment and dis
tract by their fearful burn
ing, itching and singing.
A course of S. S. S. now will
purify and enrich the blood,
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SUMMARY

Errors Hall. Shields. Schlahey Streib
Earned r1ns-S Seattle 1. Oakland J. Two-base
Lite- HAN. Wilson, Kruger, Lohman Sacri-
nee hir-Esl. Stolen bases - Frisk Ganiev.
kruger. struck out-By Shields = by Buchan-
an bases on balls-On Shields J. off Bu chan
an , Innings pitched-shields 5 Hughes
lime of game-One hour ana ffty-two minutes.
Umpire OConneu Put out OF grOunds-Loh-
man ana Cooper. Injured-Shields and Hughes.
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SUMMARY.

struck ogt-By overall z by Knell 3. Error
- neli BASES on balls-By Overall by
knell z Passed bslls-Ciorton > stolen hssos
Doyie iWo-base hlts-Nordyke McI.aughlin
Ma-cron- Home rGn-Irwiu Sacrifice bits
DNeral -, Hogan. Hildebrand (2) Doubl4
T,lays-Irwin 10 Townsend. Anderso1 - HSe,1 11ls
= townsend. Left on bases-Tacoma g San
fancIsco O. Time of ganne-One hour and fiftv-
Ife minutes Impires - Mccarthy and NJ
Donald. N M
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RECORD FOR sALLIE LUNN.

It was a spirited betting affair, each
bringing 800 in the auction pooling
done. The Admiral, driven by Ed Laf-
ferty. took the first heat, the filly being
unsteady Sally settled down to busi
ness in the two heats following, and
possessing more sped than the colt dis
posed of him cleverly and set new
Colorado race record for -year-olds.
Stoney Clark of the old-time firm of
White and Clark, owners of Jim Muir
ply and other noted performers, is
booking for a local firm at Overland.
For a number of years Stoney has been
a resident of Montana and but recently
arrived here after a visit to Chicago.
Donald Mitchell, the Klondiker,"
one of the players in the famous stud"
game on Post street three years ago, is
also quartered in these diggings.
Mitchell booked one season at Oakland
and lost a good. fat bank roll. Consid-
cred an excellent hand at a quiet game
Of draw, he is doing we'll
About the best piece of horsefesh
racing at the track is Welch Girl, a full
sister to the outlaw Mcnamara. The
mare is owned by Jim Hand, but races
in the colors of Fred Kraft Possart
has been played to beat her on two oc-
casions. but she downed the black
horse like breaking sticks.
O'Neil. a youngster in the employ of
George Burger, is one of the cleyerest
pilots here. The Oakland officials re-
fused to let him ride Cousin Carrie one
day last winter because of supposed in
experience.
BOOKMAKER DAVIS IN DENVER.
Jim Davis paid Denver a visit and it
was claimed for a time had an interest
in book at Overland Park When the
management served notice on the book
to cease laying prices, Jim announced
his intention of departing for st. Louis.
VIII Clark and other heavy specu-
lators unloaded on FL Photo at to to
beat Fair Lady Anna at seven -furlongs
some days since. O'NeiI rode the latter
mare and in a driving finish she beat
Ei Photo, Tullett up, a long neck
The green trotter Will Clark, a son of
Strathway, purchased in California at
a fancy figure by the young Montanan,
was a sick horse after reaching this
city. He had shown a trial in 2:1414
and will not be started until late in
the season. states Driver Ted Hayes.
From here the Clark stable will be
shipped TO Moberly, Mo-
! Old Morven, now thirteen years old.
! is still racing, and only last week
earned brackets. In the days of the
Bay District, Morven was famed as a
runaway, but a few trips over the
sticks settled him down.
Thompsons Fairy. a daughter OF
4 Scarborough and Bessie Shannon, has
left the maiden two-year-old class She
is owned by ]. NJ. Capps and was pilot
ed by Joe Kelly, the Piedmont stable
protege.
Sissenvine. once the property Of
White Hat" McCarty, appears. to dc
well in this climate, for the geld
ing galloped a mile in 1:42h the other
day. 1t must be remembered the track
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-07

There are in Italy about $500 maca-
roni factories. which give employment
to 25.000 hands.
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Open Ring Prevents Them
From Getting a Strangle
Hold on Betting Prices
MANY WILL QUIT LOSERS
DOingS of Men and Horses
Known to the Racegoers
of the Pacific Coast
BY f. f. MulhoIIand.
speclal pIspateh 70 The caII.

DENVER, July eff there are any
disengaged Chinese laundrymen in San
Francisco send them over to Denver c.
o. d. to make book. only remember they
must be non-union hands, for union
help is tabooed in this section of the
country for the time being.
There are nine so-called layers of
ODDS doing business at Overland Park,
but the major portion of them have
missed their vocation They should in
corporate and purchase the peanut
privilege out at the Chutes. True, most
of them are booking at disadvantage,
for it is an open ring.
If the strangle hold had not been
barred by the management and a
"skindicate" allowed to operate, all
would no doubt be big winners to date.
As it is, two-thirds Of the unhappy
pencilers are complaining Of being los
ers. with no chance to get out.
The crocodiles at the City Park are
shedding tears for them. Little can
be said in favor of the California as
gregation, for they are as impecunious
as the Middle Western and bush
brigade. If a horse happens to be l
to in the betting il is almost impos-
sible to bet a box of lozenges on him.
A first-class bool1maker, one who would
take the coin, would now be a bigger
winner than the whole bunch put to-
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.roLEDo.s CINCH PRICE.

Toledo. which the Denver turfman Ed
Gaylord purchased from Burns & Water
house. was recently started in five
furlong scramble against an ordinary
bunch of sprinters. 1t was the colts
first appearance, as his knees had been
fired before he was shipped here from;
California Two or three of the books
chalked UP to 8, but a bit of early
action being discernible, this price was
quickly rubbed to l to 8 and l to 4.
Bob Austin, one of the partners of
owner Gaylord, invested to the extent
of $780, but in disgust the latter bet
nothing. The last part of the race To-
ledo was cleverly outfooted and beaten
by Billy Mason, the Cheyenne cyclone,
an s to ! shot Then, of course, the
bookies wept. They overlooked a chance
TO have swept up.
J. de la Montanya is here from San
Francisco representing the harness
brigade Unfortunately his crack mare
Tuna. winner of the Stanford and Oc
cident stakes at Sacramento last year,
is not entered in any of the events here.
In his string besides is Brilliant Girl,
said To be a top notch flly. Both are
in charge of Joe Cuicello.
one of the heaviest operators at the
track is the young Montana millionaire,
VIII Clark. Some days since his Wig
gins flly, Sally Lunn, purchased in
New York last fall, met the California
bred colt Admiral Toga, a son of Iran
Alto entered in the name of Joe Cui-
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y ? % - Totals 2s 0 4 "a 10
~ IN IIr-rs rav ra-A-rA-c-c
SUMMARY.

Sacrifice h!ts-Naceau, Thielman Cravath
Cray Errors-Chase. Gray. Earned runs
Portland . Stolen base--Eay yInond- Bases on
Dalis--DG Thielman >. Struck out-By Thiel-
lnsn , 10y Cray ,. TsIo-base hit2Toman
leit ca bases-Portland &, Los Angeles g.
Z lme - came-l hour and so minutes. Um-
plre-BIoBu.
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ADVERTISEMENTS
SKIN DISEASES
The Outcropping Of Bad Blood.

While not always painful these aggravatng evond
expression With few exceptions they worse in spring
and summer when the system begins to thav ont and tbe
skin is reacng and making extra efforts to throw off the
po1sons that have accumulated during the winter months
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is a sevenfurlong one with sharp
turns. The brown gelding is owned by
Charley Irwin of Cheyenne, a cattle
man.
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CY YOUNG Is EFFECTIVE
WITH MEN ON BASES
The Veteran Pitcher of the Beam
Eaters Shuts Out the Washing
ton Americans
STANDING OF THE CLUES.
AMERICAN LFAGT-F

WASHINGTON. July 6.-Young was effective
with men on bases to-day. and as result
Boston defeated Washington, 3 to o. Attend
ance 500 Score:
Boston 15on'on ........... ................. 10
Batteries-Jaeobson and Kittredge; Young
and Criger.
CLEVELAND. July s..Both games sshsd-
land were postponed on account Of rain.
NEW YORK, July e.-New York easily de-
visitors at every stage Of the game. score:
Fss ss7,,5.iss;; Efss; -........,.......... !! 3
Batteries-Hughes and Mcclure; Plank and
Powers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PITTSBURG. July 6-WTd throws By Smith
and Leach were responsible for Pittsburg's de-
feat. Attendance, $500 score-
Chicago .............-............
Batteries-Flaherty and Smith; Wicker and
Killing. Umpirs-ODay.
PHILADELPHIA. July e.-New York out
played PhfIadelphia in every department to-
day and won with ease. Attendance. 1000.
Score:
New York; ..--....--..-'..'''''.'1S ls
Philadelphia ~.....s.... .-'.---...-
Batteries-Matthewson. Ames and Bower
man: Frazer. Meyerson and DOOM Umpires-
Carpenter and tombstone
BOSTON, July e.-Brooklyn won to-days
game from Boston long hits by Lumley and
Sheckard and Pittinger's blunder IN tnterfer-
ing with a throw to the home base. Attend
ance, $500. Score:
Brooklyn .....s.ss.s.ssssssssssss'
Boston ........................s
Batteries-Garvin and Ritter; Pittinssr and
Needham.
ST. LOUIS, July e.-Ths St. Louis National
League team won a double header from Gin
cinnati to-day. Taylors heady pitching re-
suited IN a shut-out for the visitors IN the
6rsr game Good stick work behind Nichols
was responsible for landing the second game.
Attendancs 1000. Score first game:
r. H E
st LOUIS o s~ra-"s
Cincinnati U
Patterfes-Taylor and Zearfoss Harper and
Scbley. Umpires-MOran and thinner.
Score second game:
ST LOUIS.
Cincinnati ..-ss+ss--s.-s.s .
Batteries-Niehols and zsarrossi Kslium and
Schley.
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house all the while. 1t is an excellent tonic TO
give strength to the system and tone to all the
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get cure, but 8. 8. 8. Is the only medicine that
seemed to relieve. am now comparatively free
of this eruption. think q great deal OF your
medicine, believing it TO be the best blood puri-
fer and tonic known to the world to-day.
MRS. FRANK HORNER,
1880 East Seventh st.
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IS smooth and free of all disfguring eruptions
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FIFrH RAcE-one mne; three-year-olds an

Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey st. q Fin.
3 to 2-Jerry Hunt 80 F'ischer) 1 3 LII
to Orient, 9S ID. Austin) . I 2 g 80
Time 1 so Start good. Won driving Win
ner. B. Scbreiber's b. g. (S) by Servitor-Inno-
cenee. Wolfram 100 EchodaIe los, Our Lille
93 Wall 104. finished as named
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Special Dispatch to The call
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COSTLY CANE
FOR LOHNAN
Two of Oakland's Pitchers
Injured While Uncle Pete
and Cooper Are Punished
TEAM FAILS BUCHANAN
Victory Would Have Been
His Portion Had He Re-
ceiyed Ordinary Support
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

(Pac.hc Coast League)
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totals % IA p lal Totals "a 9 "a Y 1
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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Totals - 4 $ p Il.

-Wilson out on bunted third strike.
Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, July 6.-The races
tomorrow at Brighton Beach attract
ed the following entries:
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CLEVELAND, July 6.-Both games sched-
uled here to-day between St. Louis and Cleve-
land were postponed on account OF rain.
NEW YORK. July 6.-New York easily de-
feated Philadelphia to-day. outplayfng the
visitors at every stage OF the game. Score.
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WASHINGTON. July 6.-Young was effective
with men on bases to-day. and as a result
Boston defeated Washington, to o. Attend
ance. 500 Score;
r. H z.
Y1nshh Washington -------.-'-------.---- = 3
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year-olds
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey ST. q Fin.
to.4 Miss Inez, LOG Gdof1er). 2131
10 TO Cigar Lighter. 103 Knapp 21a2
to 2-The Mist, 115 (Dugan). 1 3
Time l :01 3-5. Start good. Won in a canterl
Winner c. r. E.lison's blk. T. by Pirate OF
Penzance-Lady Inez Blue Bird 105, Girdle-
stone 1903 Rainey 100, Lucky Joe 1o6, fin
ished as named.