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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 19.-The Sara
toga cup, over distance of ground,
will be the feature event on to-mor-
rows racing card. A small but
select field will start. Some crack
two-year-olds will parade in the
United States Hotel stakes. The en-
tries:
First race. seven furlongs. three -year-olds
and uD-Eliott 115, Proceeds 105, Unmasked
1O5. C1stalian 1O5 Honolulu 105, Courtmaid
1O5. Sidney G Love los. Sovereign los Crown
Prince t04. New York 1O3 Divination 102. At
wood 90. Armenia 9S Dimple &C. Dick Bernard
"a. Roseben 81. Canajoharie 100
Second race. full course. about two and
half miles. the North American steeplechase-
AdjidaumO l63. Dromedary 1856, Caller 156,
st. Jude 142
Third race. five and a half furlongs. two
year olds. tho United States Hotel stakes,
SO. .OOO-Siglght 12T. Veto 124. Sparkling Star
1913. Merry Lark 123. Dandeion III, Aeronaut
III. Austin Allen III, Amberjack III Jack
LOry 100 Wild Mint no Woodsaw 10.
Fourth race, one and three-quarter miles, the
Saratoga Cup 10,0O0-Caughnawaga 127,
Major Daingcrfield 127 Africander 1876 The
Picket 126. Grey Friar 12s. Ort Wells 113,
Beldame los.
Fifth race. six furlongs. two-year-olds-Agile
1c2. St Bellane 119. Lochinvar III, oliver
Cromwell III. Pioneer ia. Linda Lee ia
Sixth race. one mile. all ages. handicap
Acefull ia Claude los Toboggan los Stalwart
106. Merry England 106 Grey Friar 80. PAIN
bearer %, Illyria 81.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
SULLIVAN MAKES CHESTER
LOOK LIKE 4 BIG DUB
Dick HYland BOres Into Kid Christie
and Latter Is All but Gone
When MiIl Ends.

Harry Chester, amateur heavyweight
champion and sparring partner to Jack
MunFoe got his last night. George Sui
Iivan was the administrator of sound
and telling WalloDs TO the big fellows s
head and stomach. Chester was never
there with a comeback and was hope
iessly beaten. Sullivan, though fat and
OUT Of condition, showed remarkable
speed and used both hands 10 advan-
tage- The mill was the main bout on
b the san Francisco Clubs programme
ard brought out a full house.
rs was expected, Dick Hyland sailed
into Kid Christie Of Sacramento and
had the latter all but slowed away in
the fourth. round. Christie looked good
Tor two rounds, but Hyland suddenly
opened up and bored in 50 strongly that
Christie began TO Wabble and was all
ia when the bell sounded.
Frank Mejia took a bad beating from
Harry Tenny. He was groggy nearly all
the time, but managed 10 stay the four
could not put the Mexican to dream
land.
The only bad feature Of the pro-
gramrne was a rank decision against
Charley Dunn. who outpointed Mike
Synfy all the way. but still lost in the
judges opinion. The gallery gods set
UP a fierce howl and il looked like a
rough house for a while. Frank May
fed knocked out Ed Knock in a round,
jim Fealing finished Martin Curry in
two rounds and Billy Duffey secured
the decision over Joe Mcdonald
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
Yada, Badly Ridden by Will
son. Is Beaten at st.
Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 19.-WillOwdene won
to-day's two-year-old event, Jockey
Wilson riding a miserable race on
Yada. The latter should have won.
Wilson was barred from accepting fur
ther mounts for his bad ride. The track
was muddy and the weather rainy. At
tendance 1000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs, three-year -olds
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St 3. Fin.
9 TO 2-kitty G.. gs @ CD a Andrsn} I IL .
TO TO 1oudeaafde. 6s A6neS iCs IS {HoweD lR S
Time, 1:16h Start good Won easily.
Winner, A Phillips & Co.'s br. m. CD by Rep
utation-Puss B. Torlo 80, Crescerton l0S.
Remington SS. Ponca 100, Bride 81, Miss
Grammar 1o3. Walton Duffy 101, finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Five and nalf furIongs.
two year-olds:
z'!sss sg!eias: as5s; Hst Es'fss {2'fiz r.
20 to The Mis'rn. 1oS tW. Dup : 2S 22
Winner. T. a. chinn & Co.'S .ch. {, BY
gram o. Pilier HM s5. i Escebos5 1os. Lady seller.
v5 finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs. three-year-
olds:
betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Y Fin.
Is to 1-Extol. 103 Is. Dickson). s h 3 h
Time 1:15A. Start good. Won easily.
Winner, s. V. Abel & CO. br. I. 90 by Al
bert-Iroquoise. Marchioness 9S, Atlas 81. Mis-
anthrope 30. Pyrrho 105, Worthington 100,
Oudon 96 Mindora los, Happy Chappy l05,
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
two year-ods
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin
to 1-Willowdene, los CWatson) 2
TO 1-Yada. 1O3 IL Wilson, -.
to 1-Argosy; 100 %. Austinl. / 8 3 3
Time, 1:10h. Start good. Won driving
Winner. OTIS Bros ch. c. by Goodrich
Mary Graves. Erla Lee 105, Edith May 1O0
J, b Sheridan 1O3. finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One mile: four-year-olds and
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 2-Bab ia Q1.Wilson) 49,. 1 8
2 TO Jerry Hunt, 116 D.Austn)
TO 1-Mamsslle 102 q. Conway 5 8
Time. 40 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner W Cahills b. m. (6) by Belvidere-Per-
nah. Albany Girl 107. Howling Dervish 100.
Sting I09 Little Corker 100. finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards;
three year olds and
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin.
80 to 1-Juba. 80 LWison). ..... 8
10 TO 1-Amberita, 81 Oh. Andsn) 2 2
to FLYER 104 Qdndsey).... ~
Tire, 1:50% Start good Won easily Win
ner T. KiIey's ch g. (3) by George Kessler-
breakdown. Glennevis 102, Conundrum 1O6.
Feronla 1O2 Branch III log. Lady Charles 81.
Light Opera 1O4. finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
HARBOR COMMISSIONERS
FIGHT PRODUCE DEALERS
Demur to Injunction Suits With Plea
That Superior Court Has No
Jurisdiction

The members of the State Board of
Harbor Commissioners have pleaded
that the local Superior Court has no
Jurisdiction over their persons nor of
the subject matter of the action
brought by several produce commits
sion firms to enjoin the board from re-
straining them from selling perish
able products on the public wharves.
The board revoked the permits of
six firms upon complaint of Charles
j. Lecari, who charged that they were
violating the woodward law in that
they would not sell potatoes in less
than fifty-sack lots and onions in less
than twenty-five sack lots, whereas
the lots prescribed by the law were
ten and five sack lots respectively.
When the dealers asked for an in
junction they set forth that the sale
of the larger lots was customary with
the trade and that otherwise they had
violated no law or rule of the COM
mission.
The board yesterday fled demurrers
to the complaints of Jonas Erlanger-
Davis Company, Schultz, Hansen &
Co, Webster & Dunbar and g. 3.
Olcese & Co. An affidavit was filed
by James NJ. Foy. secretary of the
commissioners. setting forth the
charge of Lecari and the official ac-
ton of the board in revoking the per-
mitS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
.MUNROE INDUCES
!. IN SOME ROUGH
BOXING PRACTICE
knOckdOwns Are Frequent
2 in the Miners Gymnasium
out at the Ocean Beach
BETTING on THE ROUNDS
admirers of JeffrieS Offer
D.. Even Money That He Will
Win in Less Than Twelve

- Jack NunrOe's corps Of sparring part
pers spent a tempestuous afternoon
:. yesterday in the miners gymnasium at
the ocean beach. AS Monday will be
the last day on which hard work will
. be INDUCED. all in the camp are putting
forth extra efforts before the time limit
expires.
MunrOe let out a link in his hitting
powers yesterday and loored all his
boxing partners. Andy Gallagher took
"a straight right-hand blow on the neck
apq went down in a heap as though
struck by electricity He recovered in a
. moment only 10 so down a second time
from blow on the head.
q. Twin Sullivan and Harry Chester
came in for their share of trouble also,
each taking some severe blows.
KID Mccoy was an absentee yester-
day. On the previous day while box
ing with MunrOe he made a bluff as if
TO pick something of the floor, and
: then suddenly swung his right over at
MNnrOe's head. The latter's guard was
up before the blow reached its mark
and Mccoy struck the miners arm with
his wrist. This prevented him from
working, but he VIII be out again to-
day.
McCoy's handiwork can be seen in all
MunrOe's tactics. His latest idea is to
keep Jack blocking a lot and leading
bat seldom Some Of the sparring part
ners did not know this, and they have
been trying their hardest to beat down
his guard, without success. Occasion
ally MunrOe quits the defensive tactics
and becomes the aggressOr. Then the
fur flies.
After next Monday MunrOe's work
VIII be Of the Ightest possible charac-
ter be viii walk enough TO keep him
:s6lf in health. but there viii be no Sc
Kind. Boxing VIII be cut out so that no
q. injury may come TO the hands-a fight
-ef's most valuable asset.
The bettOrs commenced 10 nibble yes
tefday at the proposition as TO the
probable number of rounds the fight
would last The admirers Of Jeffries
came out with a proposition of even
money that the champion viii win in
The number of rounds win be cut down
until the Jefries men viii be betting
that he VIII win in ten or perhaps
less. Owing TO the bad feeling that JEFF
fries Is known TO bear toward Munree
and his advisers the general impress
sion is that the fight viii be a short and
81 merry one With two such hard hit
tiers - action one blow VIII practically
end the bartIe-W hen either man lands
ic Jefries is stiH a 10 10 choice in
.the straight betting.
The sale Of seats viii reopen this
morning al 10 o'clock at Harry Cor
belts Many persons who secured seats
before the fight was postponed have
never had them redeemed. The advance
reservations are said 10 be good
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
LAPIQUE AGAINST ARRAY
OF PRACTICED LAWYERS
Plaintiff in Sensational Suit Makes
Initial Appearance In Court as
Own Attorney.

John Lapique, who acquired his
knowledge of the law by diligent
study during the greater part of sew
enteen years spent in prison and in
the insane asylum, yesterday stood for
awhile by his legal guns against bat
terry of IL half dozen regular lawyers.
He appeared in his own behalf in
Judge Hunts court to oppose the de-
murrers of a few Of the forty-four de-
PENDANTS named in his sensational
complaint of a month ago. wherein he
asked the court to award him $780,
600 damages for malicious prosecu-
ton.
Lapique's complaint covered some
fifty pages of typewriter matter and
was divided into twenty separate COM
plants The defendants included Abe
Ruef and other lawyers, deputies, ad-
ministrators of estates friends, rela-
tiVes and others accused of conspiring
against him. The usual technical de-
murrers against the complaint were
filed by several of the defendants and
after the arguments Judge Hunt took
the matter under submission. Lapique
answered the plea that his complaint
was insufficient by citing two authori-
ties to the court.
The court humorously suggested
that the defendants could save lots of
trouble by paying the $3.50. 900.
Besides the regular demurrers one
of the attorneys raised the point of
the running of the statute of limita-
tions. Lapique said that he had had
no notice of that phase of the objec-
ton and demanded a week for its con-
sideration. Thereupon the point was
withdrawn.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
HAWTHORNE ENTRIES.

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-The races at
Hawthorne tomorrow attracted the
following entries
First race. five and half furlongs. selling
Lady Fashion 95. Dundall 9s Useful Lady 100
Subtle 100 No Trumper 103. st. Denis 105,
Sly Musette 105. Lord Dixon 105. Albert Fir
Ill. Girdlestone 112
Second race one mile. seling-Chockayotte
81 Thank Haven 90. haywood %. Marco
9s. Royal Pirate 100 Wing Dance 103. Mr..
Farnum 1O3. Hainault 105, Tom Hall 106
Backthorn 1OS
Third race six furlongs-Tokalon 100. Jo-
settle 1O2 Sylvia Talbot 102 Clifton Forge 105
Big Ben 100 Americana 112.
Fourth race and quarter miles. the
August stakes-Brancas 96. Bombarder 101.
PIN Finch 1O1 Alma Dufour 81. The Lady
1O4. Judge Hines 11S Dufour and The Lady
Corrigan entry.)
Fifth race, one mile, purse-Katie Powers
90. Alma Dufour 92, Gregor K 1O5. Warte
Night los. Bragg no.
Sixth race one mile, selling-Dungannon 90,
Ny Alice 90 Kleinwood 97 Louisville 9S. Mu-
resca 9s Bob Franklin 9S Gloriosa 102 In
ventor 1O3, Orfeo 1903. Benson Caldwell 105,
Farmer Jim los.
Seventh race. one and sixteenth miles
Trossachs 100 Myron Dale l02. Polk Mil e
102. Copper 105 King Ellsworth 1l2, Wen
rick 1O5.
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San Francisco Starts Off
With a Lead of Two. but
Visitors Soon Tie 1t Up
ERROR PLAYS HAVOC
BIG Overall Will Make His
First Appearance To-Day,
Pitching Against Corbett
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

It's the proper caper in Tacoma to
capture ball games by a run. Mike
Fisher is trying to introduce the Gus
tom into this town and so far he is
doing quite we'll at Recreation Park.
Three in row have gone to the horse
shoe kid and he just nosed the natives
to 1t in the same old way. Yesterday
it was Tacoma 8, San Francisco 2.
AS long as you can win with one
rum" says Mike, what's the use Of
killing your men running EN- over the
bases? I'm going to win the flag by
a run, believe me- That's good phil
osophy, but maybe some slugging ball
team will get to the Tigers soon and
break up their combination, which at
the present time is a wonder.
Although two Of the slowest pitchers
in the league were working yesterday
the game was fast and full of scrap
San Francisco opened it with two and
Fisher took off his coat. 1t looked like
a cakewalk for Uncle, but after the
first round his warriors were never
there, although they had chances as
usual.
The Tigers kept cutting down the
lead, one by one, till they finally
created a deadlock in the fourth. All
was peace and quietness then till the
gloomy eighth was at hand. Then it
burst. Lynch lined one at Irwin that
was too torrid to handle. Charley
threw the ball to first and Lynch tore
into second on the bad throw. Goch-
nauer made his initial error when he
threw the next one hit by Casey away
at first and so the winning run
landed
Four fast double plays were made
and these cut big figure in the runs
that did not come in. San Francisco
had a chance TO break IT up in the
ninth. but the hit was lacking Van
Buren had beaten a bunt and Wooden
Shoes Andy drove one of his old timers
to left. 1t was up to Rabbit Miller. but
the best he had was a fly to
left.
Big Overall. the mightiest of the
Tiger pitchers, will step into the box
in this city for the first time this after
noon. Opposing him will be Joe Cor
bett. This should prove the banner
game of the series. The score:
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s. p. G. A. HOLDS
IT'S MONTHLY MEETING
Session Well Attended and Reports
Show Fine Work Done in Be-
half of Dumb Beasts.

The regular monthly meeting OF ths
Society for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals met Thursday afternoon In
the Parrott building. A notable fea-
ture was the attendance of eleven out
of fifteen directors Of the society.
President John Partridge presided.
Secretary HOlbroOk read report OF
the work accomplished by the society
for the last month. 1t is as follows:
Cases reported, 191; investigated.
19I; animals visited, 343; relieved,
225; taken from work as unfit for
service, SO.
During the last month there were
ffty-seven sick cats and dogs DE-
stroyed at the Animals Home, Six
teenth and Alabama streets
Two new members, Morris L. Wolf
sohn and Mrs. Charles j. Rousseau,
were elected. and three district of1-
GERS. John McGaw. % Montgomery
street; d. A. Levy, 126 Kearny street.
and Walter Oesterreicher. st. Francis
Hotel were appointed.
August Rydberg was appointed Of
fetal veterinary surgeon OF the So
cietV
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
STOPS DRINKING AND
ENDS HIS LIFE
AdOlph Kohl. Porter, Becomes Insane
and Shoots Himself With Re-
vOIver Through Brain.

While laboring under a spell Of in
sanity, Adolph Kohl shot himself
through the brain at 1 o'clock yester-
day afternoon in his room at 129 Bay
street.
Kohl had been employed as porter
for the past seven years by the Arm OF
Rheinstrom Bros. at the corner OF
East and Mission streets. On account
Of increasing nervousness and diff
Guilty Of breath he discontinued the
use of intoxicating liquor and his ner-
vousnesS increased. Two days ago he
quit work and his employers sent
clerk named Peters yesterday TO see
what was the matter. Peters advised
Kohl to accept medical attention, say
ing at the same time that Sieben-
hauser, the foreman, would pay the
bill. Kohl replied that he was afraid
that the doctor might poison him. He
then walked into his own room and
shot himself through the right ear,
dying Immediately.
Kohl was a native Of Germany, 80
years old. He lived with his mother
and stepfather.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
PRINCE ALERT'S ATTEMPT
AT RECORD Is A FAILURE
The Brighton Beach Track Proves
Slow and the Best He Can
Do Is 2.O2tL
DO Is 2:O2

NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-This was the closing
day of the Brighton meeting Prince Alert
paced a mile 10 beat .5oL The track was
slow and the best he could do was 2:O25h
summary
usleE--John Taylor in 2:26 Direct View
selDnd. John Nc tkird Queen Wilkes also
started
2.09 trot purse s7oO. dash one and six
tenth aniles-York Boy won IN 2:I9L Maxine
second. Marion wilkes third Judge Green
Prince Grecnlander and MaZctto also started
2-09 pace purse 500 dash one mile-KinR
DiEect won In 2.1l Ben +. second Olive Wood
third. Bob Birdina and Dandy also started
2.I5 pace purse 5000. dash, one and a six-
feenth miles-Chcrry Lass won in 2:17 Belle
star second. Edgar Boy third. Margaret W
: ESQ started
2.22 pace. purse $500. dash half rnile-Lock-
out won Ia 1:03ik. Insha second Nancy II
third Gordon Prince and Aliedine also started
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
sTwAsHEs NEVER GIVE UP.
After Commuters Cinch Game North
erners Bat Out Victory.

SEATTLE, Aug. 19.-Park Wilson'S
three-bagger in the ninth inning. with
two men on bases. tied the score TODAY
and placed Seattle in a position to win
from Oakland in one of the most excit
ing finishes Of the season. JTp To the
ninth Oakland had the game all her
own way, and ii looked like a cincb
for Sir Peter Lohman. Graham was i'm
the box for Oakland and held Seattle
down TO five hits for eight innings. Os-
car has no one to blame for the loss of
the game, as four hits in succession
were made off his pitching in the ninth.
Schlafley played second for the first
time in several weeks. He is not in
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
FISH COMMISSIONERS
PREVENTING DEPRECIATION
Do Fine Work In Enforcing Fish and
Game Laws Throughout
the State.

lAAO 0NNS~s
Acting upon reports of violations Of
the fish laws in the islands off the
Southern California coast, Deputy
Fish Commissioners John II. Davis
and H l. Pritchard were sent on a
rounding-up expedition from Santa
Barbara. At Anacapa Island they ar
rested D. Webster and Henry Ireland
for having small abalones in their
possession and Charles d. Stokes for
having crawfish In his possession dur
ing the closed season. At Ventura the
prisoners pleaded guilty and were
Il ned $40 each by Justice Boiling,
which they paid.
William Carlson paid the same
amount before Judge Pierce at Los
Angeles for having crawfish in his pos
session at San Clemente Island. Traps
were found on the island containing
live crawflsh and upward of three
tons were liberated and the traps de-
stroyed.
Deputy Fish Commissioner H. ].
Abels arrested A. J. Silveira, A. Sill
veira and A. Carrollo at Goleta for
having crawfish in their possession.
The prisoners were taken before JUS
tice Wheaton OF Santa Barbara, who
fined each of them $40. which was
paid.
Deputy Fish Commissioner c. A.
Reed arrested Joseph Hourlain and J.
Hermann on Zayante Creek with one
young quail in their possession that
had been shot. Hourlain admitted his
offense before Justice Graghill Of
Santa Cruz, who fined him $25, which
he paid.
Deputy Fish Commissioner A. l..
Justice of Ben Lomond arrested r.
Cross for killing quail during the close
season. The prisoner was taken be-
fore Justice c. L. Osborn of Ben Lo-
mond, who fined him $25, which was
paid.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
Justices Court Suits.

Suits were fled yesterday in ths
Justices Court by Samuel Velenzuela
through his guardian, Joseph MoranO.
against Addison Case and Harvey
Case to recover $299 damages sus-
tained while Valenzuela was serving
a process on the defendants in a sa-
loon at Fell and Octavia streets. Phil
ip Garcia, by his guardian, Joseph
MOranO, has sued HolbroOk, Merrill
&, Stetson for $299 damages for the
loss of a finger while cutting tin in
the firms factory. Both plaintiffs
took the pauper's' Oat- and the court
costs were remitted.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

Bv the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-AIbert Fir, st. Denis,
Useful Lady.
Second race-ChochayOtte, Bay
wood, Royal Pirate.
Third race-TokalOn, Big Ben, SyI-
via Talbot.
Fourth race-Judge Hines, The
Lady. Phil Finch.
Fifth race-Bragg, Warte Nicht,
Gregor X.
Sixth race-DungannOn, Muresca,
Orfeo.
Seventh race-King Ellsworth,
Wenrick, Copper.
Condition of track-SlOppy.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
Tennis Championships.

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 1s.-The
singles tennis championship of Amer
lea now lies among eight men. To-
morrow's play should furnish the best
match so far in the meeting of Larned
and Wright, who did not play to-day.
Larned is favorite. Ward after his
brilliant victory to-day is expected to
win over Alexander.
II. Ward beat K. Collins, SO, Sc.
60.
w. J. Clothier beat K. H. Behr, ST,
60 6-2 6-3.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
NEGRO TIPSTER ROUGHLY
HANDLED BY PATRONS
Horses That He Dreamed Would Win
Fail to Connect With
the Purses.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. 10
George Washington, a hotel negro
waiter, few days ago dreamed that
Africander would win a certain race
He sold the tips on this dream at 25
cents each. George was delighted
when Africander won.
Then he proceeded to dream again
at 20 cents a head and again he won
for his clients.
Then followed successive bad
dreams and the negro colony at the
hotel to-day fell upon George as upon
a false prophet and beat him full
sore upon the face and body until he
was rescued by policeman.
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Racing at Portland.

PORTLAND, Aug. 19.-The results at Irv-
inSton to-day were
First race, four furlongs, selIing-Hercules
won. Rose Leaf second. Nell Holton third.
Time. 49%
Second race, five furlongs selling-J. Flan-
nagan won, Cinnabsr second, Virginia Boy
third. Time, / :09lh.
Third race, four and half furlongs selling
Shark won. Karabel second. Lizzie Rice
third. Time. :55ik.
Fourth race, five furlongs. selllng-Titus
won, Vince second Addie D third Time,
03H.
Fifth race. seven furlongs selling-Hand-
some Florry won, Sir Dougal second Chief
Aloha third Time, 1:2sk.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Invictus won,
j. V. Kirby second, ]. H. Bennett third
Time. :42.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-20
SEASONS FIRST VICTIM
Is CLAIMED BY FOOTBALL,
Chicago Youth Is Thrown on His
Head During a Scrimmage. Never
Regaining Consciousness.

CHICAGO, Aug. 19. ~ The first
Death this season as the result of in
iuries suffered while playing football
occurred last evening at the West Side
Hospital. when James Pine, IS years
old died. The boy was playing foot
bail near his home with several com
paniOns Of the same age. in a scrim-
mage the youth was thrown on his
head. When his companions picked
him up he was unconscious. He was
removed 20 the West Side Hospital,
where he died forty minutes later
without regaining consciousness.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-The Hebrew. Larry
Wilt, LyriSt.
Second race-Lady Fonse, Jerry
Hunt, Chorus Boy.
Stand Pat.
Fourth race-Lucky Charm, Tom
Shelly. Hayes entry.
Fifth race Harmakis, j. w.
O'NeilI, Laura Hunter.
Sixth racc-AtheIrOse, Hucena, Mis-
anthrOpe.
Seventh racc-Neversuch, Athena,
BOOdleP.
Condition of the tracI1-Heavy.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

Rv the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Dimple, Dick Bernard,
DiVination.
Second race-Foxhunter, St. Jude,
Caller.
Third race-WiId Mint, Woodsaw,
Jack Lory.
Fourth race-Ort Wells. Caughna-
waga, Beldame.
Fifth race-Linda Lee, st. Bellane,
Agile.
Sixth race-Merry England, Grey
Friar, StaIWart.
Condition of track-SIow.