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WheeImen to Race at san jose.

SAN JOSE. July 28.-Great interest
centers in the dfty-mile relay race be-
tween the Capital City Wheelmen OF
Sacramento and the Garden City
Wheelmeu which occurs at Agricul-
tural Park next Sunday. Last year the
Sacramento riders defeated the Garden
city Wheelmen, but the local riders
hope 10 turn the tables on their op-
poneuts this time. The capital city
team win be made Up as follows: Chap
man, Hintz. Ouber, owen. Richards,
George Winter. HerOId. Flint Sigafuse
and r. Winter. IN the Garden City
team will be Murphy, Chaboya, Waibel,
Berryessa, Marty, Cray Diefenbacher.
Peterson. =. Maginni and one other yet
~ be selected.
After the race the visiting team viii
he entertained AT q banquet and enter
tainment. which VIII be given in honor
of the twentieth anniversary OF the
Organization Of the Garden City Wheel
men.
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FTFTH RACE-F1ve and a haIt furlongs
ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at the Fair
Grounds follow:
First race. thirteen-sixteenths OF mile
selling Pierce 112, Captain Castor 1O9
Ponca 107, Kitty G 10T, Varro 105. Clarion 103,
Flyer fo2 Detest 101, Kiss Quick 9S, King
stelle 9S, Fugurtha 9S, Tribes &C. Sanctissima
90 Never Smile sc.
Second race, six furlOngs, maidens-Anyway
no Triple Silver 107, Baby 107, Lady Oak
land 107, Ida Vivian 107, Fannette 1O7. Lady
Charles 107, Hazel Boyle 1O7, Woodlawn Belle
1O7 Ora 104. Essayer 104. Ora 104. Car
dona 104.
Third race thirteen-sixteenths Of a mile.
selHng-Missile 112, Bengal 109. Branch II 100,
Jake Weber 100. Bah 107. Caelana 1O5. Crime
los. Worthington 104 John II 1O4. Pompey 1O4
Lady Idris 1O2. Howling Dervish 102 Maid Of
Enid 102 Athelrose 100.
Fourth race, six furlongs. handicap -
Loretta NJ 116, Braden Ill, Woodlands 1O9
Colonel White 107. A. Muskoday 92 Pique S5.
Fifth race. and eighth miles, selling
Iras los, Golden Light 1O7. Second Mate los
Flora Bright 1O5 Gaslighter 105. George Vivian
1O4 Tony Lepping 104, Facade 104. Mae Miller
1O2 First One 102, Sister Lillian 100 Yellow
Hammer 90. Miss Betty %, Mildred L 90.
Sixth race six furlongs, selling = Trinity
Bell 105 Apple Sweet 103, Dolly Gray 103
Buccleuth 1O2 Happy ChapPy 100 sid Silver
100 Frank Collins 9S. ]. P. Mayberry 90.
Hoceo "a, Mohave 81. Sol Smith "a. J. w.
O'Nein 80. Radium SO. Lady Lavish 81.
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ELEVEN INNINGS AT TACOMA.
Fitzgerald and Hastings Share HOnors
in the Pitchers Box.

TACOMA, July 2S. - Fitzgerald
made his first appearance on the rub
ber in a month to-day, while Dugdale
tried out Ira Hastings, from the Wash
ington League. Both pitched in good
form and made an even showing Tor
eleven innings, when Tacoma won out
on a pass to Graham and safeties by
Fitzgerald and Doyle. The champions
scored their first run on Eagan's two
bagger, a sacrifice and an infield out
In the eighth Shea doubled, took third
on Lynch's error and scored on Fitz-
geraId's error of judgment. Both sides
scored in the tenth, Raymond on
single. a pass and on Beck's single.
The champions again tied the score on
Sheehan's pass, a sacrifice hit, an error
by Shea and a field out. With three
on the bases in the eighth Fitzgerald
struck out Nadeau. Hastings was also
effective at critical moments. Score:
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'BRINEY K WINS
AT PLEASANTON
Defeats ROzell and Verona
in Straight Heats in the
2:18 Class TrOtting Event
PACING RACEA SURPRISE
Edwin s Takes Two Heats,
but Is Distanced in Third,
Cuckoo Taking the Purse

PLEASANTON, July 2s.-After tax
ing two heats with ease in the pacing
race at the second days meet Of the
California circuit. E. A. Servis' Edwin
S broke badly at the half in the third
heat and could not regain his stride.
Cuckoo, which was thought not to have
sight on the coin, took the last three
heats and the race. Edwin S was
backed at to against the field in the
first heat. When he was distanced Oma
A was offered against the field. In the
last heat the hOrsemen began to realize
that Cuckoo was not a plOw skate, and
she was chalked I'D at to I, but the
offer did not secure any takers. The
finishes were all close and full of thrills.
A mOngrel dog came near upsettinG
the last one. Just as the PAGERS whirled
up the stretch the dog started to cross
IN front of them. despite the warnings
Of the cOpstabulary. The canine took
his time, Cuckoo whizzed by and the
sulky did the juggernaut act to the
mongrePs tail.
The trOtting race was bran mash for
Durfee's Briney K. ROzell and Verona
followed him in the order named in
every heat. The last was close enough
to stop the multitude's breath and the
town clock.
The buggy race was Won by George
oAoy AooDEAt HAANh NoOh DONn MCdtld
without straining.
The betting was brisker to-day, but
no heavy wagers were made. Ed Smith
of Los Angeles acted as starter and
sent the horses away we'll The judges
were William FallOn. G.. A. Davis and
]. c. Kirkpatrick. The attendance was
large. Summary:
Pacing. -2;13 class. purse $780, mile heats
C3. A Servis). Rey Del DiabIo (AIviso) sec
ond). Harry Hurst CMOscier) third; time
2:12h- Second heat-Won by Edwin 5, Cue
koo LeggetO second. Rey Del DiablO (Groome)
third; time. 2;13. Third heat-Won BY Cuckoo
Oma second. Rey Del Diablo third; time
2I4&. Fourth heat-WOn by Cuckoo. Oma
second. Rey Del Diablo third; time 2:f3.
Fifth heat-Won by Cuckoo. Oma A second,
Rey Del Diablo third: time. 2:142.
Second race, 2:1S class trotting. purse 500
mile heats. three in five: First heat-Won BY
Briney = CDurfee). Rozell GVance) second.
Verona CMcDonald) third: time, 2.26A. Sec
ond heat-Won by Brfney K. ROzsII second.
Verona third: time. 2.22- Third heat-WOn by
2:1SH
Third race buggy horses OF Washington and
Eden townships purse 500. mile heats two
In three: First heat-Won by Izabel Gray.
Polly ID CE j. Holland) second, Guy Wilkes
Jr. (E. Rix) third Second heat-Won BY la
bel. Polly D second, Guy Wilkes Jr. third:
time. 2;19
TriaI-Arner. by Charles Derby Barney
Siupson). 70 beat 2:26, pacing: time. 2.17A.
Trial-Belladuna- by Athadon &C. r. Clark),
to beat 2.3S. trotting; time. 2.2Sh-
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TWO STAKES TO BE RUN
At INGLESIDE PARK
Reserve and a Class Event VIII
Form the Card for Saturday
and Sunday.

There viii be two stakes contested
at Ingleside Coursing Park this week,
a reserve and a class event. The first
round of the reserve stake will be run
down on Saturday. This event, to-
gether with the class stake, Will be de-
cided on Sunday. John Sutton's Sc
cretive and J. CAROLS Bright Column
bia viii meet in a match race on sun
day. August Z. The winner of the besr
three out of FIVE trials will be award
ed the hOnOrs and a side bet of $3.50.
Following is the result of last nights
draw:
Reserve stake. sixty-four entries-Black Rex
VS.. Modesto Boy. Smiler vs.. Yellow Tall Star
Sylvanus VS. Her Boy Fannie Hughie VS..
guerite; Manru Tom Hurick; Eastlake vs..
Maid o. GOWrie: Miss Brummel vs.. The Cor
oner, Commercial Traveller vs. Monbells; LADY
Leeds vs. Naughty Helen; Fancy Dress vs..
Una; Frank Dunn vs.. Ina CissIis: Drifting
Dawn We Real Duchess; Irma Hotfoot vs..
Cl0befel. Jimmy MurO vs. Pepper Jack: Lucky
Shamrock vs.. Black Swan; Brindle Cricket VS.
Traiee Maid: Piker vs.. Amorina: Miss Green
y. Gilmore. Laboring Boy vs.. Bender; Hum
bug VS. Wedgewood: Sir Winton VS.. Dsrtaway;
Rich Array Us. Frisky Boy; Chips vs.. Little
klamath; Nordica vs.. Big klamath; Little
Butte City; Tom keene vs. SOfala; Gunfre VS..
Master Washington; McHenry Flower OF
Kerry: Roy Hughie VS.. Courtly Guest; Jerry
Class stake. forty-eight entries-Foxhunter
rs. Mark Twain Valley Pride VS. Royal
Friend; Crawford Belle vs. May Tunison; Van
Alba Us. Sunny South: Merry Go Round vs..
Lily York; Fenii vs.. craig Lad; Rockin Boy
vs. Donnybrook; Miss Florence VS. Real
Pasha: Lost Chord VS.. Queen of Isles: Golden
Fortune vs. Lily Wright. Princess Savoy vs.
Ruby Ssnkeyi Wattles VS.. Orsina: ColOred
Lady Us. Tralee Lass; Imperious vs.. Reckless
Acrobat; Queens Motto rs. Don Pedro: Pro-
netheus VS. Modest Beauty; Frisky Barbara
VS. Nina TamOra Runaway Actress: Bel
fast vs. Yount Mountain Belle: Frisco Lad
af7aTT~ =
dress: Pasha Pleasant VS. Dear CASTOR: Lady
Menlo Carlow Boy; General Dewet VS..
ElrfoEt Enrfrrne.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Meadow Horn, Tor
chelIo, Austin Allen.
Second race - Princess Titania.
Graceful, Watts entry.
Third race-Unmasked, BardoIph.
Himself.
Fourth race-Flammula, Rosetint
Eugenia Burch.
Fifth race-Workman. Brush Up,
Martha German.
Sixth race-Ned Moore, Lem Reed
Lady Prudential.
Condition of track-Heavy.
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BUCHANAN oUTPITCHEs GRAY
Oakland TwirIer Is Steady When Men
Are on the Bases.

LOS ANGELES, July 2S.-Gray was
touched for hits when they were need
ed to score to-day, while Buchanan
was steady when men were on the
bases. This accounts for the defeat
of the locals in the third game of the
series by the score of to 2. There
were many spectacular plays by the
fielders of both sides. Bernard made
the most astonishing catch of a line
drive ever seen on the grounds. Eagar,
after a long run for a foul, crashed
into the grand stand and was knocked
senseless for several minutes. He held
the ball, however, and when he re-
gained consciousness still had it in his
hand. Score:
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Seattle Race Results.

SEATTLE. July 8.-summary at The
Meadows:
First race. FIVE furlongs. selling-Redmont
won Alessandro second. Pat Crimmins third.
Time :0115.
second race seven furlongs. selling-Upper-
cut won. Gaucho second. Cracko third. Time,
:2915.
Third race, six furlongs. sellng-Dr. Sher-
man won. Pruewood second. Amasa third.
Time. 1:15
Fourth race. one mile. selling-Dora won,
1:41h.
Fifth race seven furlongs seling-Carro
won. Ell Photo second All ABOUT third Time,
:2T.
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Mountebank
won. Dotterel second, Gentle Harry third.
Time / :42
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PACIFIC COAST JOCKEY CLUB
MAINTAINS FIRM STAND
Owners. Trainers, Jockeys, Book
makers and Horses Which Took
Part at ST. Louis Barred.

7. J. Carmody Of the Union Jockey
Club of st. Louis wired President T. H.
Williams Of the Pacific Jockey Club,
the governing body of racing on this
coast, yesterday regarding the status of
the stables which raced at the st. Louis
track this summer.
Mr. Williams replied: "All owners,
trainers, jockeys, bookmakers and
horses which raced with you at Union
viii be barred from all the tracks un-
der the Jurisdiction of the Pacific
Jockey Club"
The majority Of the stables involved
are those Of small owners.
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win Not Molest Chicago Tracks.

CHICAGO, July 2s.-Relying on the
advice of his attorneys. Sheriff Barrett
will take no action against the race
tracks in Cook County. AS a protection
to his bondsmen, Sheriff Barrett de-
clined to act without legal advice. In
the opinion of Barrett's attorneys, the
Grand Jury has no legal right to make
such a demand. 'The Grand Jury's
action the opinion says, lis of no
greater legal effect than would be a
similar request by one or more individ-
uals.'
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-F7yer, Fugurtha, King
stelle.
Second race-Hazel Boyle, Triple
Silver, Anyway.
Third race-Jake Weber, Lady Id
ris, Worl1ingtOn.
Fourth race-Loretta Nj. Braden
Woodlands.
Fifth race-Miss Betty, Iras, First
One.
Sixth race. w. O'NeiH, Frank
Collins, Dolly Gray.
Condition of the track-GoOd.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.
By the Chicago Inter Ocean.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-NeIIie WaddeII, Men,
mon, Hainey.
Second race - Creolin, Handvice,
Donami.
Third race - The Mist, Michael
Byrnes, Green Gown.
Fourth race-Port Royal, Birch
Broom, Leila.
Fifth race-Enverite, My Alice, III.
J.. Frank.
Sixth race-FIo Bob, Felipe Lugo,
Luralighter.
Condition of track-Good.
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BOXERS HANLON AND NELSON EXPRESS MARKED CONFIDEN(
IROOUOIS STAKES FOR ST. VALENTINE
WHICH BEATS GOLD SAINT A HEAD
Ellie Defeats BOaster and
Goo Goo Handily at
st. Louis.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, July 28.-Elie took the
overland route on a heavy track to-
day and still managed to beat out
Boaster and Goo Goo in the run home.
Only one favorite won during the aft
ernoon. The weather was clear, but the
track was heavy. Attendance 5000.
Union track having closed down, the
number of passes will be curtailed.
State Auditor Allen last night declined
to issue any further licenses to the Un-
ion under the law. Summary:
FIRST RACE-F1ve furlongs; two-year-olds:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. z Fin.
6 to 1-Oma j. SO (Anderson)... 3 13
10 to 81 Hunter. SO CWilliams) 81 21
10 to 1-B; os BFasheld; 90 Riee).- ss 2 25 @ sIA
Winner Batche6f H6,ssS sh & 9 t;g,d by Bobby iaG
Jack Doian I04. Fay Sharp 90, Tommy o'Hara
106 finished as named.
SECOND RACE-slx furlongs; four-year-
olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey, St y Fin
3 to 5-Mindora. i1aias' 112 CDavis5... 50 21M
Is to 1-Crescenton ia Qvers).. 2 1113 "a
Time Wis w:on start go0d Nv Won sssily Win n
Lake Cash Boy III. Little Corker 1O9
Miracle II ILL., St Vitus ia. William II
116, Choice 116. Chorus Boy 116. Lacache 11e
Carleys ia, r. O. Smith Ill. finished as
named.
THIRD RAcE-F4ve and a half furionss;
two-year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
4 to Fruit, 80 (Raynor) 49,. l 3 nix
Is to Picture Hat. 109 (Austinl - 20
4 to 1-Monoco Maid, 1O7 DEAN 4S 3S
Time. 1:11h. Start good. Won driving
of EIlersle-Banana- Tarbula 1o7 Mabel Sims
10T. Fay Templeton 90, Opinion 107, Lady
Mercury 107, finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One and three-eighths
miles three-year-olds and up:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
s to 5-EIie 80 (Anderson) .-,..-. 4 nix
| o 10 5-Boaster. 104 (Sedar) ...--- n 27
Time, 2:27. Start bad. Won driving. Win
ner L. H. Ezells ch. g. (3) by St Carlo
Jude Conundrum 101. Compass 104. finished
as named. Compass left at post.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furiongs;
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey ST. y Fin.
to MY Eleanor 103 CFoley).. h
TO France. 107 VanderbouD. Z 23 80
Time :05. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner Z H. Chinn & Co.'S br. T. (2) by st.
George -Lynnette Animos 101, Little Harry
101. Monogram 1Oe. Melwood 100. Preventative
los Abeard 101 Pique 101. Escobosa 100,
Tim Hurst 1O4 finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three-year-olds and uD:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. Fin.
10 to THE Bugaboo. SO (Davis). % u
TO 2-Athena 50 CRice) )........7 y 212
| IL TO 1-Hook-Se-Ok Okla, 102 CWikrt) 3 n
Time 1:49. Start good. Won easily Win
ner Mrs. Coreys b. &. CD by Creighton-Iren
E. Kings Charm 90 Pourquoi Pas 100. Sam
Stevens 81, Alcorn r 50, Billy Moore 104,
finished as named.
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Races Ars Won in Straight Heats.

DETROIT. July 2s.-Grand Circuit sum-
mary:
2:17 pace purse $1,000. three in i've heats
Bob Hughes won three straight heats in
2:10A. 2:O9&. 2;10&- John Burns. Gypsy
Girl Halfredda. Ashrose Glad Belle. Vernon
and Bonnie Treasure also started.
2:24 pace. Chamber OF Commerce Consolida-
ton, purse $1,000. two in three heats-Angus
Pointer won two straight heats in 2:OSh and
2:OS%.
2:25 trot, purse $500, three in five heats
Teta won three straight heats in 2:1315. 2:13k.
2:14h. Silver Ore Katheryn. Sylvester Flor
est and Mary Scott also started.
2:05 pace. purse $500, two in three heats
Frank YolZum two straight heats in
2:O5i5 2:O6A. Joe Pointer, Little Squaw and
Lucanda also started
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SUMMARY

Errors-Anderson CD, Delehanty. Townsend,
Leahy Two-baSe hits-Townsend Smith.
Sacrifice hits-Williams CD, Smith. MOhler,
First base on errors-San Francisco 1, Seattle
A. First base on called balls-Oh Barber l. OF
Shields 1. Left on bases-San Francisco 3,
Seattle 6. Struck out-By Barber 4. by Shields
Z. Hit by pitcher-Wilson. Frtsk. Double
plays-Barber to Miller TO Townsend. Hall to
Williams Time Of game-One hour and
twenty-five minutes. Umpire-McCarthy.
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SUMMARY

Errors-Lynch Shea. Hastings. Struck out
BY Fitzgerald 2 by Hastings 5. Bases on
balls-On Fitzgerald 5, of Hastings 8. Hit by
Pitcher-Nadeau. Wild pitch-Hastings. Stolen
bases-Casey, Sheehan. Two-base hits-Eagan,
Castro, Shea First base on errors-Tacoma 2
Earne5 run-Tacoma Sacrifice hits-Mc-
Laughlin, Eagan, Casey. Double plays
Eagar. 10 Graham Hastings 10 Raymond. Left
on bases-Tacoma IL, Portland 9. Time OF
game-Two hours and ten minutes. Umpires-
O'Connen and Mcdonald.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases - Bernard Kruger. Errors
Toman. Wheeler, Eagar. Streib. McKune %.
Three-pase hit-Wheeler. TTo-base hits
Smith Toman- First base errors - Los
Angeles :: Oakland 1. Left bases-IOs
Angeles g. Oakland 8. Bases on balls-On
Gray g. Struck out-By buchanan 3. by Gray
8. Passed ball-Eagar. Time OF game-One
hour snd ffty-fve minutes. Umpire-BrOwn.
Towne-My wife saw the new min
lister for the first time yesterday.
Browne-OhI the Rev. Mr.. Hoam-
ley. What did she have to say about
him?
Towne-what every good woman
says about a minister, no matter how
ugly he may be: He has a good
ce."-Philadelphia Press.
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DETROIT BATSMEN FAIL
TO HIT HENLEY'S CURVES
STANDING OF THE. CLUBS.
AMrR1cAN LEAGITE

| PHILADELPHIA, July 2S-Detroit suf-
| fered another shut-out to-day at the hands Of
Henley Attendance. 3100. Score:
! Detroit "
Philadelphia IL D
| Batteries-Kitson and Drill; Henley and
| Powers.
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and SchIel- JnlpITt-JOInsIOne.
NEW YORK, July 2S.-The st. Louis-New
York American and the New York Brooklyn
National League baseball games were post
poned to-day on account of rain Two games
will be played tomorrow
BOSTON, July 2s.-Boston and Philadelphia
broke even in a uble-header to-day. At
! terdance 2hOO Score:
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TO Wstsonville after completing his sentence
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO. July 2s-Long hitting by both
teams was the feature OF to-day's game. Chi
cago easily won by punching their hits while
Briggs kept his well scattered. Attendance,
$500. Score:
r. H E.
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FIFTH RACE-One and a quarter miles ;
handicap: three -year-olds and up:
BettinE Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
Il 10 10--M. Daing' field. 116(Mrtn) . 2 s / III
TO 2-Keynote. 1O4 CTravers). 1 l 1872 Is
40 10 1-LMelbourne, 90 (Crmns) 8 81
Time. 2:0S So. Start good. Won easily
Winner. w. r. Leeds blk. h. by Handspring
Moudroit- Brigand, Cloverland. finished as
named
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sIXTH RACE-Five fnrIongs: maiden flies:

Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to Belle Dixon, 103 (Martin) L 1 2 l 81
10 1-Gotowin, 1O4 (E. Walsh . h = q
40 to 1-Bisque. 81 (Coleman). .. 3 3 4 3lh
Time, 1903 3-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Catalina II Roly Poly, Woolnola Flavor,
Bonnie Agnes. Halcyon Days. Yelled Lady,
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FOIrRTH RACF-One and an eirhth miles

the Iroquois Stakes: three-year- -olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
13 TO 1O-St.Var ntine, Ill CRdfrn) 1 L h
TO Gold Saint, III (Hldbrd) l 111323
to TX. Errant. 126 (Martin) 2 1 u
Time 1886 1-5. Start good Won driving
Winner F. r. Thomas b. c. by Himyar-
Bracelet. Pintaur also ran
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Totals 80 3 10 80 Isl Totals 80 2 s'SI n
zone out when winning run was scored
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FoURTH RACE-one mile; three. wear. old

ttIIInB
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
TO 2-Apple. 103 (Oregar) ...... 2 8 IA
IL 10 5-Sweetie. % (Aubuchon).. "a 22h
to 1-Wenrick 107 (Mtller).... L 10 3 23
Time. 1:42 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner ]. Rodegrap's b. c. by Applegate-
Hattie Trowbridge. Redman 105, Freedman
1O9 Langford James 104 Jim Tyrrell 101, Co
hassett 1o4 finished as named
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THIRD RAcE-six furlonss; three-year-olds

Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
TO Invader. los (Redfern).... 13 Is
TO 5-Torchello 100 (Hildebrnd) 1 22 20
10 1-Buttling. 107 ID o Connor) 3 h 81
Time, 1:15 3-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner. National Stables ch. c. by Esher-
Feiseen- Bella Signora. Diamond Flush. Ish-
malian. Sailor Boy. knight Of Weston Brush
wood and Throckton finished named
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-29
FIFTH RAcE-one an quarter miles; four.

FIFTH RACE-Une an a quarter mlIes; four-
year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to EAIaj Mansir 101 (Abchn) A l 31z
Q to 5-Rossmond, 1o5 GoregaD.. / 2n 21h
IS TO 1-Valeat 102 (McBridel. go. 3 "a
ner. S c. Hildreth's b. g. C0 by Eothen-Vol
Au Vent Tom Hall 102 John McGurk 1O2
Wing Dance 104. finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1904-07-29
sTXTH RACE-six furlongs: three-y y

and up: selling:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
s to Ida Davis. 50 (Oregar) -. 3 1 3h1
S to Mr.. Farnum. 100 Qvngstn) 26 22
to 5-Soufriere. 104 CMiller)-... AZ 35
Time, 1:15 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner J. c. Rogers b. (. 81 by G. W.
Johnson-Preference General Steward 96 OAK
aca "a Armorer 90. Excentral 50. ManZano
105 Mamsele 103. Evander 107. Blue Miracle
100, Myron Dale 95, finished named.