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Loretta III Shows Her Heels
to the Field at Fair
Grounds.

ST. LOUIS, July 29.-Loretta Nj
showed herself a high-class 2-year-Old
when she won the Fair Grounds fea-
ture- here to-day. Loretta ran SIX fur
longs in 1:1415. the best time of the
day, over a fair track and easily beat
Woodlands and Braden. Weather
clear; track good; attendance 6OO0
The Union race track attempted TO
run to-day without licenses from the
state auditor. No interference was
met. but an Injunction closing the
track to August 10 was granted in
Judge Douglass court This means
the probable end Of racing for the sea-
son. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six and half furlongs; four
year-olds and up;
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. y Fin.
10 TO Tribes, sc CMcLaughliu). 4 II is
10 TO 1-V0rro. 100 (Scullyl...... 4h 21la
3 TO Flyer. 102 (Ar0erson) IL IS 81
Time, % Start bad Won easily VIM
ner' NJ. G Moore's ch- m. CD BY Cayusa-
CASTOR ZOE, Detest 1O1. Kitty e 1Oi' ssnctis-
sima SO. KingstelIe 9S, Never smile 9s. finished
as named. Flyer practically left at post.
SECOND RACE-six furlonss: thrss-ysar-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. = Fin.
8 to 2-WOodlawn Belle. .1O7CTrx) 1 SO In
10 to Ora z, l04 (Diekson). -. = %
10 to Triple Silver 100 (Scullyl 8 - rs
Time, 1162t. start good Won driving.
Winner, ]. Is. Respess' b. f. BY Llssak-Thora
Baby. Baby 1OI. Cardona 1O4 Essayer 1O4.
Ida Vivian 10I. Faunette 107, Oria 1O4 Lady
Charles lO5. ANYWAY 10. Hazel Boyle 1OI.
finished as named
THIRD RACE-six and half furlongs;
four-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. ST. a Pin.
q 70 Z-Bab, 1CI tI- WILSON,. u II
10 to 1-Howlng DRY, 102L- WiD 5 1152 II
10 to 1-uAthelrose. 100 %. COnway)1O 6 8 s a
Time, l:22 start fair. Won driving Win
Peninah Bengal 100. Missile 1i5 Branch II
1og' ~ Lady ldris loZ Pompey 104, Caelans 1ol,
100, finished named.
FOURTH RACE-six furIongs: two-year-
olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to S-Loretta NJ 116 (Troxler) 1 S Il
to 2-WOOdlands. 100 %. .COnley) 4 4 3 21
TO l-Braden. Ill ID. Austlnl. . . 3 IA
Time. 1:l4ls. start good Won hard ridden
Pirate of Penzance-Fertile. Colonel White 1OT,
Pique 50. Amuskiday 81. finished named
&. FIFTH RACE-One and an eighth miles;
Three year -Olds and Up.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
. to Miss Betty. % (EmbIey) s
. TO Second Mate. 105 tDavisl 3 . Ia
to Tony Lepping 1O4 (Rlce) I 3 3n
Time, 1.57ls Start good. Won easily. VIM
ner. b Sehreioer's eh. T. lD by St.. George
Free Will Mae Miller 102 First One 1O2
George Vivian 1O4 Yellow Hammer 81. Gas
lighter 100; Flora Bright 100. Facade 1o4
Golden Light 107. Mildred L 90. Sister Lillian
Ice. Iras los. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-six furlOngs; thrss-yeAr-
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
3 to 2-J.W .O'NeiI. 93 (Andrs) h /
3 to dol. Gray 103 DAstn) 2 n
p TO sid Silver. 100 (CocolOl 1 nk 8
Time. 1;154. Start good Won driving.
Winner. L. TrOtter's ch. &. CD by Peter No
Cue Tern. Lady Lavish 81. Buccleuth lO2
SO Sol Smith "a. Radium 50. Happy Chappy
100, Trinity Bell 100. finished as named.
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HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.
CHICAGO, July 29.-Following
I,a oY,t,.iar q 2 uoyrtb Orua-.

CHICAGO, July Z9.-tolloWlnS are
the entries at Hawthorne:
First race. six furlOngs. seIing-Agnes
Brennan 81 Freesias 81. General Steward 50,
Mary McCanerty 90. Potrero Grande 81. Bay
Wood 81, Marco 9S. Helgerson 100. Bay Won
der 103. Blackthorn los.
Second race seven furlongs, purse-Princess
Tulane 80. Luralighter 90 GregOr K 1O1.
Ahola 102, Talpa 104, skilful 104, Warte Nicht
1O7
Third race one and eighth miles. the
Monadnock stakes, $JC00-FlO Bob 90. To
kalOn 1C4. English Lad 1O9, WainamOineu 109.
MCGEE III. Beau OrmOnde 119 Judge Hines
l22
Fourth race, six furlOngs. selling -Sweetie
81, Ida Davis 81. Redman 30, Geranium 1OO
The Forum lOl. Emperor of India 101 Cele-
bration 1O3 KOhinoOr 107, Nugget los.
Fifth race, mile. purse-Wenrick 1O7
Foncssta 1OT, Miss Crawford 1OT. Ananias 100.
Sixth race five furlongs-Broadway Girl 1O5.
Gallant Cassie 1O5. Mum 1OT, Lady SAVOY 1OT
Rather Royal los, Colonel Rupert 10Sl Cos
tigan los, West Brookfeld les Prince BrutR
los Albert Fir 10. Flaxman 113.
Weather clear; track slow
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FAIR GROUNDS SELECTIONS.

First race - The Regent, Light
Opera. Lacy Crawford.
Second rae Hersains Dameron,
Fruit.
Third race-Pretension, The Buga-
boo, Dolinda.
Fourth race-Ice Water, Elastic,
Old Stone.
Fifth race-SambO, BOaster. Thane.
Sixth race-Bas dor, Ancke, FaIk-
land
Seventh race-TwO Lick, JinaaIong,
Sting.
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Results at Seattle

SEATTLE, July 2s-summaEy at tn.
Meadows '
First race. one mile. selling-Mordente won
Legal Maxim second Conger third. Time
1:41h.
Second race, six furlongs. seling-Hand.
some F1orry won, Frivolous second Harsa
third Time 1:15
Third race. six and a half furlongs SELLING
Colonel Van won Military second Nortbn,ess,
third. Time. :20%.
Fourth race, one mile, selIing-Dr Rowan
Time, 1:4115.
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Noni.
won Misty's Pride second Bumfher third
Tine :54
Sixth race one and a sixteenth miles ss,I.
ing-Canejo won J. H. Bennett second In
victus third. Time, 1:4715.
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SUMMARY

Errors Raymond CD. Castro. Struck out
BY St Nrain 3. by Thieman 3 by Ibere- =
Bases on balls-By St Vrain !, by Ibers 3
Hit by pitcher BY Thielman Lynch
stolen bases-Graham (2), Eagan Hogan Beck
Steelman. Two-base hits - Easan. Casey
Graham. st. Vrain. Earned runs-Tacoma :,
Portland 3. Sacrifice hits-Hogan Shea Left
on bases-Tacoma 8. Portland 4 Hfts-On
Thielman 8, off Iberg 3. Time of game-One
hour and forty minutes. Umpires-McDonaid
and O'ConnelI.
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Tigers Take Another.

TACOMA, July 29.-St. Vrain had a
bad time in the first inning when Ray
mond, Williams Beck and Steelman
hit safely, scoring the first three. Af-
ter that he pitched a splendid game
and the visitors had no further
chance Score:
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BRIGHTON BEACH ENTRIES.
NEW YORK, July 29.-Following
are the entries at Brighton Beach:

NEW YORK, July 29.-FOllowing
are the entries at Brighton Beach:
First race five and a half furlongs-Bella
Signora 90. Campo 90. Sinapis 80. Benlala 80,
salt and Pepper 80, Gotowin 90 Dance Music
80 Nightmare 90. Little Buttercup 90, Con-
fessor 102, Earldom 1O2 Black Prince 102, In
the Dark 102 Knight of Weston 102, Martha
German 109, CZaraDhne 109.
Second race. Aintree steeplechase, short
course-Lavator 164 Walter Cleary 40. Twi-
light 1856. Grandpa 142, illuminate 154, Titan
145.
Third race. six furlongs. the Neptune stakes.
$10,OO0-Tradtion 100. Voladay H. Butting
112 Jonquil 1O7. Brushwood 107, Campo 1O4
(Jonquil and Tradition. Paget entry.)
Fourth race. and a sixteenth miles, the
Brighton Oaks. s15,QOO-Sonoma Belle 121
Graceful 121, Little Em Ill. Dimple Ill, Lady
Mirthful 1O6, Hamburg Belle log
Firth race. six furlongs-Old England rs
Carroll d 113, Atwood 112, Counterpoise 40.
Falmouth 10. Mary Glenn los, Mart Mullen
los, Consideration 1o2. Tithonic 102. Ben
Crockett 90 Waterton 10. Toi San %, Oris-
kany o. Fiekle 90. Lady Mrthful o. Queen
Bells 81.
Sixth race. six furlongs. handicap-Eugenia
Purch 126. Rosetint lis. C1overland ia Duke
OF kendall 113. Palmbearer 10, Possession 100
Himself 1O7, Lady Potentate 106, April Shower
1O5. Palmbearer and Potentate. Thomas en-
try.)
Weather clear. track drying.
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TOtals.s5 4 . 27 II Totals 80
SUMMARY
stolen hases-Cravath. Roea 40,

Stolen bases-Cravath, Ross. Flood. GanIev
Errors-Newton Spies, Toman, Francks
Byrnes Dunleavy, Streib. Three-bas hit
Ross. Two-base hit-Kruger, Ganley Dew
ereaux. First base on errors-Los Angeles 2
Oakland L. Left bases-Los Angeles s
Oakland g. Bases on balls-Om Newton 2 off
Moskiman 2. Struck out-By Newton Z by
Moskiman 2. Time OF game-One hour and
fifty minutes. Umpire-Brown.
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Totals. 27 l 27 IL Totals. 80 12 27
RuNs AND HIrs 81 INNINGs.
SUMMARY

Stolen baseball (2). Anderson Errors
Townsend o. Meany. Two-base hIts-Mohler
Smith, Waldron. Sacrifice hits-Wilson Town
send, Hall. First base called balls-On
Jones 3. off Hughes 1. Left on bases-San
Francisco T. Seattle 10. Struck out-By Jones
Double play-Delehanty to Hall to Williams.
Time Of game-One hour and fifty minutes
Umpire-McCarthy
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Round Seventeen.

The pace seemed to have left some effect on
the two men. but nevertheless they Continued
to pummel each other both doling out much
punishment. Hanlon drove a right over Nell
sons sore kidneys and the latter sent in re-
turn straight left TO the face. They fought
breast TO breast and by a clever trick Nelson
succeeded in landing fearful right upperc1it
to Hanlon's face. Eddie went after Nelson
but failed TO connect. Finally he landed a
right swing on the jaw and a left swing to
the head and they went to a clinch. Hanlon
sent a vicious left to the face and followed IL
with right and left swings to the Jaw but he
received Just as much punishment he gave
II was hard TO decide which of the two did
the greater amount OF damage and the round
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Angels Hit Timely

LOS ANGELES, July 29.-Los An
geles won a close and interesting game
from Oakland by opportune batting
and with the aid of the visitors errors.
Score:
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Round Eighteen.

Both missed left swings and HanIon iabbed
twice lightly with right to the face They sot
together, but failed to inhct harm. Sepa-
rating Hanlon swung a fearful right to the
FACE. Shortly afterward Nelson drove a
vicious right to the stomach but Hanlon re-
tailated with two lefts to the wind and a
right to the head. Hanlon missed left for the
body and received a right uppercut on the
jaw for his pains. Nelson drove Hanlon 10
the ropes. planting right and left on the face
and jaw. Nelson then pushed Hanlon 20 the
floor for nine seconds. Hanlon came up verv
weak end Nelson went after his man like a
tiger. He rained blow after blow upon Han
Ions face and the gong just in time 10
save the Californian from apparent defeat 1t
was Nelson's round bY q big margin -
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He may look pleasant whatever you offer but
GET ont .'Old Gilt Edge Whiskey' and he'll feaI
pleasant Wholesale at 29-31 Battery ST., S. F.
Wichman, Lutgen & Co
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When a man helps his wife with the
housework it takes her about twice as
long to finish.
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Round Sixteen.

They bombarded each other with rights and
lefts TO the face, Nelson having the better of
the little tilt. Nelson pushed Hanlon 10 the
ropes ana got in straight left and right to the
hard rights and a left to the body T-hev
continued to night at furious pace and il was
give and take. Nelson putting three lefts to
me bouy ana hanlon sent in two fearful
rights to the body and face Nelson received
hard LEFT on the jaw and countered with
three hard rights TO Hanlon's jaw. They stood
and tongs First il was one, then the other
Hanlon hnally came out Of the fray with ny-
Ing colors, sending Nelson back to- the rones
with an avalanche of right and left swings 10
the head and body. 1t was a furious round
and the great crowd on its feet velIinp
like mad. '~''i--s
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Round Fourteen.

Hanlon was short with straight left, and
followed it with a right hook TO the wind. He
drove Nelson TO the ropes. but failed in at
tempt 10 land vicious right to the stomach.
Hanlon landed three successive rights to the
body, and a left TO the wind. Nelson's efforts
at retaliation were easily disposed of. Hanlon
sent Nelson back with a fearful right swing,
and the latter clinched. II was we'll for him
that ne did So for Hanlon just missed a ter
rinc right for the jaw. Hanlon drove a fierce
right to the jaw and landed left and right to
the head. but could floor his man. Hanion
then landed a right to the jaw with force
enough 10 knock bull senseless, but Nelson
failed TO show any signs OF distress 1t was
ali Hanlon's round, but Nelson's wonderful
ability to assimilate punishment was not over
looked by the crowd which cheered him lust
ilv
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Round Nineteen.

Nelson went after Hanlon, forcing him to
cover up Hanlon looked very groggv aud
Nelson tried desperately to finish his man
Finally he sent Hanlon against the ronas
practically helpless. The police motioned 70
Referee Roche to stop the contest but Han
Ions seconds, seeing the predicament of their
man. tossed up the sponge as a token Of de-
feat. The decision given to Nelson
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Round Fifteen.

Hanlon bored in with right and left but
Nelson clinched. Hanlon swung right to the
head and then hooked left to the face. but
the Chicago man did not break ground. Nelson
then varied IL by forcing the pace and put in
straight left to the face. Hanlon swung
right 10 the face and in a mix uppercut with
lett 70 the face Hanlon almost foored Nelson
with two fearful rights the jaw, but Mel
son was game TO the core and fought every
lneh or the way. After receiving a terrific
pummeling on the body and head ne waded in
and sent a straight left to the jaw and right
and left swings 10 the place. Hanlon then
sent right swing to the jaw, but received as
sood as ne gave. The gong found the men in
Jne center OF the ring exchanging left and
right swings. 1t was Hanlons round. although
Nelson made better showing than Tor several
rounds
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

First race - Czaraphine, Martha
German. Salt and Pepper.
Second race - LavatOr, Grandpa,
illuminate.
Third race-Paget entry (TraditiOn
and Jonquil), Pasadena, Voladay.
Fourth race Hamburg Belle,
Graceful, Little En-.
Fifth race-Counterpoise, Mart Null
len, Consideration.
Sixth race-DuLc of Kendall. Eu-
genia Burch, ROsetint.
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NEW YORK DIVIDES HONORS
WITH BROOKLYN SUPERBAS
Owen Wins His Game Against BOs-
ton With Home Run in
the Tenth.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BROOKLYN, July 2g.-Broo6lyn won the
first game ] to o. Matthewson forcing in the
winning run with a base % balls. New York
won the second contest, . to o. Attendance,
$500. Scores:
First game r. H. E.
New York ;.....''...... 3 o
Batteries - Matthewson and Bowerman.
Cronin and Bergen.
Second game r. H. f.
New York ......-.-..--.-.--.--- 3
Brooklyn Observation-Disclosures. l
Batteries-McGinnity ana Warner, Garvin
and Ritter Umpire-Zimmer.
PITTSBURG July 29.-Pittsburg won the
first game through the fine work of FTaherty.
Errors and bases balls were responsible
for the loss of TIE second game. Attendance,
$500. Scores.
First game r. H. z.
Pittsburg ..............s'.s.ss'.. 10
St Louis ..s.....s....sss....s... /
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Breaking. Hanlon sent straight left to the
face ana right TO the kidneys. for which he
received a eft on the face Nelson put left
ana right lightly 10 the face and Hanlon drove
his right and left to the wind several times
and put a right TO the face. They went TO a
clinch. Hanlon hooked left to the head and
they exchanged straight lefts to the face as
the bell tapped. Hanlon had a shade the ad-
vantage although the blows landed were not
hard Hanlon did not fight in his usual
crouching attitude
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Round Thirteen.

They rushed TO close quarters and mixed ii.
They exchanged right and LETT swings TO the
face and Nelson planted two lefts to the face
while HanlOn forced him to the ropes with
right and left swing on the stomach. Nelson
missed left and right for the jaw and Hanion
landed two lefts and right to the face Han
Ion followed this with two left swings to the
head and right swing TO the kidneys. Han
lon missed terrific right Tor the jaw. but
moment later got in two rights to the solar
pleXus Hanlon covered well and had no
trouble in evading Nelson s attempts 10 in1ct
damage. Hanlon finally swung vicious
right to the jaw and just before the gong rang
daZed Nelson with two right swings and left
hook to the place. Nelson to his
corner unconcerned, however. 1t was Hanlon' g
round
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Round Nine.

Hanlon hooked right to the ribs and Nelson
put right to the body and left to the head
They then fought at close range. but most
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FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs

two year-oldS; selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
> to Brush Up 104 CHildebnd) l L
10 to 1-BiI Bailey lilo CRedfn) ? IL
{ to 2-Confessor, 107 (Martin) = =
Time 1 :OS 2-5. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner, J. J. Rogers b. T. by Ben Brush
Miss Landeman Workman, MonamOur Ru
brio Susanne Rocamora Jerry c, Carrie Jones.
Halmira, Agller's Daughter, Jolly Witch,
finished as named.
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ftALt-OIIt >
three -year-olds and up; maidens; purse;
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
TO Bind Brook, 10 CRedfern) / q h
to 1-Sir Ship, 10T (Hildebrand) h 10
Time l 90. Start bad. Won driving. Win
ner, + r. Thomas b. C. by Pessara- Coventry.
Bouvier Waterford, Lem Reed. Prince Athel-
ing Mutiny Myrica. Remittal, Tide, Ned
Moore, St. Gallen, finished named
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The passive life knows no peace.
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Round One.

Hanlon Jed out AZ once with left and they
vent 10 ciinch without damage. Nelson
n.fssed Z left Tor the body and Hanlon saant
fls right 70 tie head. Nelson c0untered with
right snd LEFT 70 the head. and in some in
fEhfinE Hanlon swung right and left to the
body. Hanlon shattered Nelson's guard with
forcefUl rights 70 the body and they clinched.
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Round Two.
Round Three.

Hanlon missed left for the head and Nelson
blocked a right for the body. Nelson received
a straight left the face and countered with
left to the face. They exchanged hard let's
TO the face and Eddie sent right and left to
drove Nelson 10 the ropes with two terrific
swings from his right to the jaw and shot a
hard right TO the stomach. They then mixed
II vtciously. HanlOn landing right and left to
the face and Nelson landing a right TO the
head Hanlon sent Nelson back with right
ana left 70 the head, but the latter fought
back constantly and defied all atteupts az
Hanlon TO land a knockout. Hanlon ripped
his right to the wind at the bell.
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sIXTH RAcE-seven lurIongs: three-year

oI-NIII IVl1V-T- '17-I- I--I I1-I57' III
olds and up; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St 3 Fin.
to Mai tt. .Crson. .1O3 Helgn) 3 h
10 to 1-Luralighter. 1O5 (Abcn) n %
3 TO 2-Flo Bob 1OS 04arsen) 4 s 81
Time :2S 40 Start good Won handily.
Winner ]. Rodegap's br. C. 80 by Faverdale-
Sweet Bye and Bye. Felipe Luso log. Bonn
bardier 9s, Estrada Palma 10. finished
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Round Twelve.

Hanlon came up looking determined. he
Jabbed left 10 the face and missed LETT for the
body. Aanlon swung hard right the kid
neys and planted two straight lefts 10 the face,
after which they mixed it, Hanlon missing a
left uDpercut Tor the jaw. Aanlon sent Nell
son away with two right swings to the jaw
and a left cross to the same place. Nelson
sent right to the wind, but Aanlon a
fearful right over the heart ana followed IL
with right and left straight TO the face. They
mixed II, both innicting considerable punish
ment. Hanlon staggered Nelson with terrific
right swing flush the Jaw. Nelson clung
desperately and Hanlon forcing Nelson to a
neutral corner, tried to finish his man, but TO
no avail The blow was the hardest OF the
fight and clearly dazed Nelson. II was Han
Ions round.
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Round Seven.

They mixed it, Hanlon putting right and
left TO the body and Nelson coming back with
right and left TO the head and face They
10 the Jaw Nelson planted a straight left
4, the race and Hanlon sent a left hook to
the ia and a right swing to the face Han
Ion rrrazed Nelson's jaw with left swing and
then forced Nelson to the ropes with the usual
right and left swings to the head and body.
Nelson however. fought back gamely and
a1dsd some telling blows on the Californian.
A. the gong rang both lads appeared tired
frou their efforts with Hanlon the stronger.
The round was hercely contested. with honors
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FoURTH RACE-six furiongs; twO-y year

olds:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
70 6-LOretta NJ 116 (TrOxler) / S Il
3 to Woodlands, 100 %. .Conley) 4 43 p
D 10 l-Braden. Ill Cd. Austlnl. III
Time. 1:14la. Start good. Won hard ridden.
Winner, j. c.. Milan & Co.'S blk. f. - by
Pirate of PenZance-Fertfle. Colonel White 1OT,
Pique So Amuskday 90 finished as named
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FOURTH RACE-One and eighth miles i;
three-y -year-olds and up: handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey St. q Fin
16 to 5-Eug. Burch. 126 SHAW. L h 1 u
4 to 5-Rosetint lis (Hildebrnd) 1 21n
16 to 5-April Showers. 104 (Mrtn) 3 80
Time, 1854 40 Start good. Won driving
winner Mrs. l. Curtis b. m. by Ben Strome-
The Humber. Illyria also ran.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-11-03
BAL DWlN's CREATION GETS
AWAY AND is NOW AT LARGE.
Airship Gets Away From Men Who
Are Towing II Back to Exposition
From Neishboring Hill.

\ ST. Louis. Nov. captain Thomas
s. Baldwin's airship, California Arrow
escaped at S:l5 o'clock tonight from
persons who were towing the airsnip
back TO the worlds fair concourse af-
ter the second OF two breakdowns had
occurred which prevented long-dis-
tance trial flight test of the staying
powers OF the airship. The Arrow had
descended into a cornfield four miles
from the concourse after having blown
off an exhaust cay the second time.
Owing to the proximity OF the fair
grounds. Baldwin decided to tow back
the alrship instead of debating 1t. Vol
unteers seized the ropes and started
to march to the grounds. Just before
the place was reached, in crossing a
trolley line, the ropes were released in
the darkness by the bearers, and, al
though the ship did not have sufficient
gas to bear A, Roy Knabeshue, the
II was light enough to float
in an unencnmbered state. The big
yellow balloon rapidly ascended and
in a northwesterly direc-
ton. Baldwin stated that there was
gas enough left TO tioat the airship
for about an hour.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1904-11-03
Berkeley College Men Decline to Obey
Rule Issued and Pelt Professor
When He Seeks TO Quiet Them
udsr Talked Rebellion When Order Came That They Should
March to Lecture Hall TO Hear Addresses War Tac-
tics-Boston Students Go Califonians One Bet.
ter and Have Fight With Police.

tute OF technology and the police al
midnight. OF the number injured 20 are
students. Most OF the injuries are
scalp wounds and bruises Four stu
dents and four officers are so serious
ly injured as to necessitate their re-
moval to hospitals.
The trouble occurred on the steps OF
Rogers hall. where the students had
gathered following the parade last
night OF the republican clubs OF Har-
ward university and the institute OF
technology. The police determined to
keep the students from the steps Of the
building, When the college men made
"A rush up the steps they were met by
the officers with drawn clubs. A fierce
fight ensued. It was half an hour be-
fore the police were masters of the sit
uation.
President Henry J. Priehett, of the
institute of technology, while with
holding judgment In the case, express
ed the opinion that the police acted
somewhat hastily.