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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-09-23
DELNIAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. Sept 32.-The entries
for The Delmar track tomorrow fol-
low:
F1rs- rscs, SIX furlc1zs- p1rSs-Dsz Ac-Us
100 Arthur 100 ia Han 81 F1o-i g. Bob
Cert q ORA q. -albe-rols g. Tur-z160 -,
Sweet Note g. Mzdoc 81. Fsrnsrts s.
Send race I've ard hzlf fuTio1zs- sailing
7Junzie IMP Io4 Nab Sims 1o5 Ne-lEood
1a2- Preventative 1f-3 Co1-zUt 100. CAPTAIN
B-ulzsk-v 10 Lcns Wolf s. Frsd Pzes0sysr
IS LcT=-zz IS Leila Hunter 80
Third rEcs. six furlC-Sz- rz-se-J- 2 Nay
berry 1g7 Fsttx Nczzss 1o1. Nchzvs lCI. AlIs
Davis 1lz Algonquin 10 Tn Rove le4- Re
spe-siFs 10 Pilgrim GiTi lo4. Esz-z1 lp-
Beautiful 10 walnut Eil 20
Fourth race SIX furlC-Es- hsndicsp-Jus- -
10 king Eoss 1o6 Nsfaldz 1oo. Scocch Dane
9S- Lslstozne %
FIFTH rzce. one and & sixteenth niles. sal
frE-Esrszoss5 1l5 Golden Light les. Ray 105.
VuEcsin IGs Eizzr5o 1pn. Yellow Hammer s..
O-16cn IS Easter Walters -
sixth race ore Tile and seventy yards. s=ll-
fuz-S=cond Nate 1g7- RyzTals las. Nz=sslis
IG2 Iubo5en To- LgT1s- 100. Sistsr Lillian -
Tlr-.u-nnd - Marlin -. RuEis Horn 50
T-yon o. 81 Agnes II p. Regina D 50
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TWO STAKES AT INGLESIDE
ATTRACT MANY FAST Dogs
Reserve and Class Events VIII Keep
the Hounds Busy on Saturday
and Sunday


There will be two stakes decided al
Ingieside Coursing Park on Saturday
and SUNDAY. a reserve stake OF sixty
four eies and q class stake OF for
ty-eighf entries Many feet hounds
are entered in each event The first
round Of each stake VIII Be run down
on Saturday. The events VIII be con-
cluded en- Sunday Following Is the
result OF last nights draw:
Reserve stake. sixry-foar enlri=s-Clsrics IS
NcHsnTy vs. Fr=e FroEl FlsW. Little Daiury
Aoilis Nc. EushsTzy IS GsrtEics- Na5isF
BosT, Joe Hi IS Helen Hsyss. Cod a Cod
vs. Rstz < Tom HuTlick BrIllssncg =
Lady Ms-lo rs NeiEzwou1. Fiker " Er-
esr Fire. Big klamath Miss Domestic.
tor. FIora Free jerry Wright. Y
~ Baby Byrcn. E5test Beauty IS. I5zho BOY
Jimmy Anthony IS Lord MsIbouTuz Nush
Ike -. Reckless Rose. Fair Tying * Trs-
vsthz1. Hunter Rsils vs Noon Beam Crsfz
Lad Va Fob r Nickel s. Paul Dunbar S.ar
Sylvsnus Is Fretteriess. Miss Luc.Hs vs.
Prank Dunn Vs- Mad o. Csczr1e. E-rssky Iscg
vs. Hzcdingror- Bella Lloyd CS1u5a De
cfsion. Little Mercy - Hcrh=lls. Lacor5ng By
W Mount LoTs.
Class STAKE forty-sight entries Reckless Ac-
robat " Ms BrlmmsI. Rsmisss ANN y
Sacramento Boy. Dear CASTOR " Pure Pearl
lone EilL GIzBcus Belfast. risky Rsr-
bzrz Promotions Young Feariess rs Pc
zdiliT. Ready Address ~ Fiddler Crawford
Belle - S-uiie-. Old Ironssdes rs Nsy TN
fson. Ccsetre vS DCn Pedro. Sea Lza7 ~
Frstter. Coiored Lady - Runaway Actress
Haughty Helen vs Flower Gin. VIVA - Car
On Bow Cr.iSa ~ Golden Carte Fs-~.fs-
Boy - COMMERCIAL Traveller B-rrrs Csrr ~
Eo1zer Boy. Nsilinwood Pun Nocu
tune ~ Irnperious. Little PlunEsr ~ I.r-et-z
CourtIy Guest " Balen6ins-
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

b. the chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Iieutenant Rice. Annie
Alone. Effie NJ
Second race-Dragoon. Chats. Com
rade.
Third race-Bombardier. William
Wright, Copper.
Fourth race-Moorish DamseI. Belle
Kinney, Loretta VI.
Fifth race-DOn Domo. Lord Dixon.
Mamie Hodge.
Sixth race-sinzing Master. Mar
sbaIsea, BECOME.
Seventh race-St. Blue. The Forum.
Planters.
Condition Of the track-Good-
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four ELEVENS
NOW IN FIELD
Prospects in the Academic
Athletic League for Lively
Season Are EncOuraging
TEAMS EvENLYMATCHED
Two Contests Scheduled %
Take Place This Week AMI
Good Sport Is ExPected

TIE Academic Athletic Lesgue fcCl-
ban season opened last SATURDAY. Bib
two games Oh ire gridir0n here ard
one across re bay OF TIE former l--
vas z good contest and closs frC- &c
cam q tire, but TIE other vas c-=-
sided The game across Ire oay vas
rhs closest q the three and shovel --st
Berkeley High school VII have a nz-l
tine retaining 1hs CHAMPIONSHIP Las
Alameda High Scn0ol Eicksrs zzTs r1s
lhaugiors q hard I'D ard we're scCred
on Only once
me wfthd-awsl q san Rzfzsi ssVss
only I've teams n The Ioczl suo--=zs-=.
ard they are Al from Shes = as
CITY TEsy are Level PC-T-sc----.
Lex Mission and WLCsr1-zg- E1s-
r-chnic beat LOTzu lzsr Sz-zTczy z--
Wursrdlng lost % Nlss-on H-g-
Lowsl has 4 light eleven ou- -1@-
rzsu- worE e good a-1 trey are n --s
gzue al Ire tire. Although cs.sz-=-
they SIN have q chance g Wiz TIE
Polytechnic bCys are a heavy lo-- Al
virh Bor16s-5 % CO TIE pE1-i-g AZ
Bczr-an IRE ed running t1sy vi -
z had team 70 bat 5oCi1=l1 = r.
hssz E-cEzr II rhs lea gus and - = Tsl--
ztls nan Boaruz1 Ezs re c--e-
ground gamer LAST Saturday an
J. L--- A-1- - 80
Mission High las ne Eg1-ss- tan CO
the l0-- bu- hey pay 1zs- oz- al
have already developed cozs-1z-z1-=
team TorE Ihsy pushed -1s1r h=sT-=-
0ppo1sl-s ron W-Ll1-s---zg zr0E.1 -1-
-Eras -cuCh11E1s O. 4 slrr@-T Ed
WiLuzr1lEg has Al sLcsr--1-z-ly heavy
team and Tfr1 -6s rrCpa- e1zcE-s
should G=Tz-0p i--0 z strong =-sTzL
The Lex LCTs pay rEz1- 81 ga--s
SATURDAY Afternoon a. GEEK WEz1
thsy meet Polytechnic q -1s P-ss--lo
athlete Er0U15s- Wen 1z=ss rUo
teams cone rog=-5s- r. 1ss- game C
TIE szzsc- WlL rzs-l- Lex Ezs zZs-
TIE sane team As lss- year AZ Coach
Su0cE j. again n charge E--11z-ss-
TIE captain q lh= team r. cClsi1=-e1
bT many -he bssr center II r. l=aEze-
Lex and P0ly-sch-ic z-= Evenly
matched and l00z 20 1s r. s--l1g=s-
teams OF rhls SIDE q re hzF-
Lowell ard Wl-z-z-g Ese- = -
r-0-riuE s16 Uzl=ss re FlzT=-s t--u
ths lzr-s- schCol have 5sEs-1p=1 en-
sz6=-zhlE IN IE= pzs- T==E - LEW=l
representative Should EzTs Al easy
tine Winning Ire tears NJ liz p
OF Szr-1-5zT a. E-7-rwz
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GIRL Is RESCUED FROM
A BRUTAL YOUNG TRAMP
Young Woman Compelled to Wear
Male Attire and Travel as a
Hobo

PORTLAND. Sept 22.-DelIa Earl.
a Kell-formed, fair-featured young
woman. was brought 10 the police sta
ton by officers this afternoon She
wore male attire and was in a piIiable
condition
Deila's home is at Howell. Mich AT
Lansing. Mich. she met Frank Allen, a
husky and brutal appearing man Of
%. and he forced her TO clone with
him after a dance don male attire
and travel by freight train TO Port
land He compelled her 10 live the
life Of hobo.
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HUNGARY PROHIBITS
MORMON PROPAGANDA
Minister of the Interior IndOrseS the
Expulsion OF SaH Lake Ms
SiO--a pipS

VIENNA. Sept 2z--COunt lisa.
the Hungarian Minister Of the Interior
has considered a decision prohibiting a
Mormon propaganda within HungarS
liTon the ground that such a move
ment is not desirable from the stand
points OF both state policv and r.
iizion. The immediate occas sion Of the
decision was the expulsion OF two Nor
mon missionaries Franklin PinSree,
and William Wetzel who came from
salt Lake TO Tesavar. eighteen IrcnthS
ago. and attempted TO orgsniae a
Mormon community among Huasssr-
ians who formerly had resided in
Utah,
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After the Game Is Stopped
Twice on Account OF Rain,
OakIandS 60 In and Win
ANGELS NEVER SEE Pan
Jones losses Up Mysterious
Blenders of All Varieties
and Allows Two Lone Hits
STANDING OF zH Clubs


Al the Commuters require when they
are playing ball IS q rest Tow and then-
When they got two lsy0Hs yesterday
al Recreation Park they waxed strong
ard wicked Los Angeles never had
z chance after the C1pples sol back
into The game After viewing Ihe
6ovTupou- from The heavens II the third
they could co everything bu- make The
ball talk - Il ended l 70 O
Not often Is there such Z gsma
When tine was called The players. IN
stead q getting out q the fed stall
q around TIL The rain commenced 70
6rop god and juicy. Altar rEO q The
angels had been declared OK II was
arriving 50 rapidly that NJ Mcdonald
decided 70 postpone the ceremonies for
q zine
TIE clouds ceased belching II about
twenty minutes, after rstn checks had
been passed out Then another inning
and E half vas gone through when TIE
umpire highEigne1 1or peace with Dun
lesvT Al The baL L commenced 70
lCok 50 had thai jim called the game
soon after. but again ca-mness reigns1
and he ordered the foes out On The fed
o. battle once more with The score
! 70 II Oakland : -zF0[-
Jones pitched The best game q MS
life Barring = little tendency 20 get
yellow and quit every now and lnel-
he IUcklsSS southern winged artist was
there The Angels we're bu1alOed Only
THO q then, Eagsr and Brashsar
could hit and the one Ezgsr got should
have been caught
OakIsnd's uezsIy point was not
earned Il happened On an error n
rhe second spssn- MoSkmsn ushered
il The round for Oakland by planting
one OF his Old tine ringers over on
The right foul line for two bags
schmidt came through with sacrifice
and Stark rolled an easy bOu1oer 70
R-sShezr- While -.Brssh' was fight
ins and booting The sphere around The
bag the Doc sneaked II with the only
rul-
As usual the patched I'D Commuters
ulsyed swell baseball AosEm6n id
al kinds OF things % the ones that
came around third base and Dunlsavy
kept tearing on the hardest kind OF
chances The game was fun OF snap
and az the fans held their seats when
The strife wsxed warm The score
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Jake Greenberg Proves Much
the Best i'm Delmar Fea-
ture Race.
Specs, Disps.sA TO n. cal

ST LOUIS, Sept. 22-Jake Gresnberg
was much the best IN to-day's Delmar
feature, galIoDing home IN front OF z
good field Greenberg vas the only
winning favorits The weather was
clear and the track slow. Attendance
za0o- Summary:
FIRST RACE I've and hals furlcass;
two Fsa--c1zs-
E=rt1lE- Eorss. Weishr. Jockey s. Fil
= 2-Ci-is BG-ns1t.loe iD-Auzt}
= 5-Cssc01nz 100 tSszsrl- =
80 i-An--sozlls L=e-Ie5 tGaIso
nsr : 3 Buzsrs b I. ~ Prlncs Pls1ty-
5etlz = C1a1cy Ie2. Alsethz 10. 6ziz1sa -
EzE=d
SECOND RACE-Ssvea fu-ionsz. t~0-ysz--
Biting Horzs. weight Joeksy- s. = Fl,
= 1-Ail6re6 I. - fSs1srl---- So
: 70 Tore. - fVFi-li1u-si----- . tx *
u 1-EEusuzo. Isl ~ -Dugaul L
Tine. 1-s9@s- starr good NCl driving Win
zsr. A 4 Pe1clz-o-s l. 2 - y 0--sz--z---
kate LszgceIlov- RzElrn - E1ng FoS II a
Trojan =. GCardlsn 100 Secu11Us loo. Fl
isns1 as nzDod
THIRD RACEsl1 .araaaEs. so1--gsa--o.1z
BzIrlEg- Ro-zs weight Jockey = :. IN
70 liza 10 Rec ---------
q - uleai1. 10 n AEds-sl1 1'1z
= 70 l-Lscachs, 10 fE5wsl9--
I-Ze- l--l-s- SIzrr god W1o c-E--g
TiEner. c D1yis's D Il % y Doazla 4
Szac1iszzE-z 105. Lazy C5z-z-T 1l5 B-zez-
Dore IeI. As-Nz1 1QS Catherine xxx 10.
1nts1a5 as asnsd-
FOURTH RACE-ssvsa fu-ioaEss tzo-yez--
ol5z s15 NJ
Betting. Ecrss. weight Joker s. = Fsa
Ever G-es1bsTs. IescIF Dag 4 -
% Ky Elsz-o-. 81 TE1icsl-- = = TX
Is % 1-Ecck - OEa1s1, : C1Eyj 50 "a
Tine 81 star fair Wcz easily Win
ns-. ( n Williams r. z "A y JUls--O-1
NUS Dawson 1J5. E1-if1E De-isa loo,
Lady F11ss -. EzTs-sck los B-z1-E II 10,
finished Is asns1
FIFTH RACEs1 fuE.ongzs ta-es-Tsz--
Betting. Horss. Weight Jocksv. s. > Fla
u 1-L-S1iE- los " Dugz15-. - -
% 2-Rsdnzz- 1e5 tPss-}----- II 20
e 5-Iugolrhr1f-- 105 CE-An1S1) q 90
Tine. Il start god Wen driving Win
zs-. : N Williams CT c y 6zzoTsz-
Dsrfz-<Ils- Kings Cns-u 1o5. Po--sE 10S.
NsSor Csrpsu-sr g. Tn Eilsy los. Prssk1sss
Ie1. hlishsd as ls1s1-
SIXTH RACEO1s s15 thrss-siEhth niles
three-yssr-ol5s and up-
Betting Ho-se- Weight jockey. 81 = IN
y % 2-AIco1 P. - fRtcs)-----. IS 4
70 Bare les fDuEs1o----- :. =
10 70 st S51cuiau. los CToungl
Tine, 2-S start good Wen driving Win
1e-. y J. Cs-slz1ott0s CT z - II Es1-E
q -EI.trsr--o1ss- Burke Cochran ll-s.
Athe1z 81. Hucsas 100. D.. Kis- 10, finished
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STANFORD FRESHMEN LOSE
Defeated BY score OF 10 TO o By
santa Clara-

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. sept
----ThE Stanford freshman football
team vas defeated b. santa Clara n
-he second game this Ssssou by the
score q 70 70 g. TIE cardinal babes
showed e Uoefui lack Of training and
team work while the play Of the
c1r-z Cara men waE tzs-- Neither
Lc-ussilL The big Pslo Alto High
hDcl tackle nor Horton from
n E-zE- played Near The end Of the
fs- hzt PeDbsr-0I- who was playing
f1-1zcE WzE injured he vii Be
KEPT 0-- n sCrimuzEe work for z
week o. rU0- santa cara made her
first touchdown ~ straight bucks
through the freshman lire and the
seC0l1 D. clever tackle formation
The line ~ II the team follows:
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YOUNG CORBETT APPOINTS
ROACH To ACT FOR HIN
The NV Yorker VIII Meet Britt To-
DAY 20 Open Negotiations for
Return Match

No progress vas made yesterday in
clesrlls ID rhe boxing situation -
gzrcirg matches virh Young Corbett
an1 Joe Cans for Jimmy Britt
b-liy Roach has been delegated %
SPEAK Tor Young Corbett ana zfIl
opeu negotiations with R-f-r -o-5s~
for return match.
There seems some hitch IN the g.
lection ~ q referee for the Csns-V-si-
ccrr match Hereford vas erue~tes
- attend e conference last night v-frr,
Alex GreEEsius and Billy Pierce -
name e referee he di6 not zopszr
a1c Is quoted ss saying that he SiEue5
- night Gardner with Jack WeIch IS
referee and that the latter is the only
nan he TilI accept
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PORTLAND Is SHUT OUT.
Seattle Makes II Three Straight Prom
the WebfOOterS

SEATTLE. Sept 22.-Sesttle made
il three straight to-day from Portland.
williams vas IN form and held the
Webfoo-ers down 10 three hits and
10 runs SkeI Roach pitched almost
IS good q game IS Williams, but Two
errors in the first inning one OF which
vas made b. Roach himself. gave
Seattle the lead and Portland could
not get into the running. Parke VIII
son vas put out OF the game for
kicking and Blsnkelship caught the
last four innings Delehanry surprised
everybody By playing q brilliant third
base. The only tine Portland had q
chance 20 break I'D things Delehanty
made z brilliant stop and quick
throw The score
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Racing af Seattle.

SEATTLE. SEPT. z2-Results al The Mead
ozs.
First race Puget Sound stakes. oze ard q
half miles Tor Ell pscsrE-Zolock Won Jsroi
second Kelly Briggs third. Jones BasIsr
fourth Time ~
Second race seven furionEs-Our Choice
vou. Fondo second, George Dewey third
Tine q
Third race, ave frlcnEERice<ui -cn Rose
leaf second Czroburn third. Time 1-01E
Fourth race SIX furiOnzs-Sailts GoodHfn
Won Sfr CHRISTOPHER seccnd. Rosebud third
Tine La
FIecxnoe Won ESfzdo second. Step Around
third Time. 1:oSL-
Sixth race. one miie-B1dd Wade won. Glen
nee second. Past Master third Time. 1.4115
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81 LOUIS, sept 2.-Afrer The
referee had declared Jack O'Keefe
winner q ms dEht with Dick C~se7
~ the West End Club tonight the
announcement vas made from The
ring hat Jimmy Britt and lack
~ hee1e would ce-rainly meet II the
rlDE soon Al official read q teie-
gram 70 g local newspaper from R-f-r
Oh which the later said VIII NOT hoy
Until after Corbett- All corners vEeI-
come then Britt and O'Keefe were
both cheered heartily.
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GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

BY n. View York Morning T.ieg-spA-
FIRST race-Witchcraft, Ancestor.
Lady Amelia
Second race-Myopia, Bin Bailey,
III, Drone.
Third race-Hurst Park, Ostrich.
PulsuS-
Fourth race-Fancy Dress. Prin-
cess Rupert. Burnt Hills.
Fifth race-Stolen Moments. Eagle,
Jane Holly.
sixth race-Lem Reed. Gansevoort.
Princess Atheiing-
Seventh race-Ismailian- Black Cat.
CalmneSs.
Condition OF the track-Fast-
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1LASCNIC HONE SCFEzSCCyCEC FL
SIGNS - Az s--e----s-1z-- q -
Mss H. a. D-----. 1EV--r -s-ts-=1 -
rz<--sr5~- - - SD = - - -
Ne Hs---E 49, -s--s-s5 49, A. - =
- H. - -s-z---sS - - - -
80 z------Ze-r 90 - 49,
E--Es- s-z IS Ne s-z---~z-s--- -
r-z---- -sS--s-LvelT les ~ sE7s----z-s=-s
~, NJ -zEs r-z--z 80 - e. A.
- r-St-a<z - - -
-ss-=- - - S-E-a r-s-5 r.rs5re - a 80
rss s-E-e1 -s .--s--l-- 9, aSszz< - 49,
~ -s-zl--r q -cz-rs ---- - n---z-e-,
~ - 10y - EsE-e - 49, e. -
--z-z-
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Sticking rrOat Ssran,s,

SAN jose. Sept. sS-rhc trout
streams 90 me county Srs be,aS ~
stocked under me direction - the
Ssnsa Clara CcuUty Fish and Came
Association. DarinS the PAST month
r. Gee trout have been planted iu me
streams on che VEST side 90 the nal
lex. Another shipment III Sa.eao i
expected about October 4.
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EAGAN TO THE RESCUE
Trucks Home Run. the Twenty-Third
This Year. Wins a Game

TACOMA sept z2.-Truck Eagan
made his twenty-third home run Of
the season to-day. Il came in the
tenth inning ana won the game for
Tacoma After the visitors went out
IN order. Eagan was the first man I'D
for Tacoma The first ball pitched by
base swat. being the second dav in
succession E7xan has laced the Ia
over the fence St Vrzin was verx
effective after the first inning and re-
ceiTe6 erroriess support The score
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HALF CENTURY AGO THEY
BECAME HUSBAND AND WIFE
Pioneer Residents Of Sonoua COunty
Celebrate FifIieth Anniversary
OF Their Narrsa<e

SANTA ROSA. sept -9.-Mr- and
Nrs- A Benjamin. pioneer residents Of
Bennett valley. celebrated the fftisth
anniversary OF their wedding last
evening. They were welded near
Jackson Or. on September Il. 1884
and for more than q quarter OF a cen
tury have been residents Of this vicin-
iry- Their nsiEhbors and number Of
friends from this city save them g DE-
lightful surprise last night AZ their
home.
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ST LOUIS SsP- 12-Izs sszs-
6nzl round q -hs O-Hzz Eols
championship VII hs played ro--o--
row b George Lyo1 C Io-oz-o
Cauz5z and p c NsE-c- g Sss-r-s
and 3 ? McEi-uis q s. Lots Al
National C1zzDio1 H C1s-Ee- Exs1
Of Exuoo-. Esch q -hsSs Eol1srs
Won his match II ne thz-5 Md -
day after struggles -rs- ~srs -ors O.
les Ezsr-hrss Si1E
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BUTTE Mont. sent. ss,-rha ram
storm yesterday MAS NNt heavy enough
- HUt ent TIE tercSt nrc whsch hsS
Warm SsplaSS C-aDNs>ss. Ngar A.
con&a. A ch4nSe of w<,s& f4aaeS tA1
sn,cldeptNg erntesS lato AefVe ANS
ana me Nrc started 80 aKain 81 =
ranspaEe toward ne TNNM IakeS
eoQnsrA.
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SClfMARY.

Errors-An6erso1. Gochzzuer- struck cut
b s. Nrz-n 5. BY W1zlen 4 Bases OF balls
b - Trsin ? By Whzlen 3 Wild rstcfsz-
BY 81 Vrzi1 2 T~o-hase hits-Lsynch LAZY
Hone rU1-EsEs1- First bass On error-Ta-
cenls- Stolen baseS-sheehan. Cz-v Nor.
dyke 60 EsTnet runs-Taror1a 3 san Fran
cisco 2 Left On hzEes-Tzcora 10 Ssr Fran
cisco = Double playsEEaEzn 70 Casey e
Scr3Fke. Hogan % Pagan Tine $50 I'm
Eire. TON Brown
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Fannette. Bob curt,
Oria-
Second race-Jungle Imp. Lone
Wolf, McJetta-
Third race-Anne Davis. ]. p. May
berry. Algonquin
Fourth race-MafaIda, just so,
King Rose
Fifth race-Edgar1O Vulcain. Eas-
ter Walters
Sixth race-Bugle Horn, ImbOden,
st. Agnes H.
Condition of the track-GOod-
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E--rz-,f-hlsr =. Han 2 Hurley. Tnieir-zz
Rozch Esr-ed r-n-Ses-rie- TVo-hzse hit
E-fl-is-z Szc-Scs 6ft-Fz1 Ezltren Strisr
-FzurisF Es1esz Bases q bzlis-O6
WELIiz-s / q Roach L s-ruck o1r-By Wi
tz-s 8 % Eozrh l. PzEed hsl-E ils0rL
Blz-ke-Ehip Es1 - rec-T6 il riEhr fed VII
- caught Eve iuz5nEE-s retired f-r kicking
Tine u Ezus-Ons hc1r and 20 minutes I'm
-Hctzrrtv
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RU,ss AND HIS By ISNNGs-
sUDrARY.

Sr-Ie- bzz-D115szTT- E-rc-S-Fiooo .,
Cas- DunlszvT- b-ss1sz-- -so-oSse hts
E0sj-s-s- EzEz- D-ziszrr Brsshesr sac
- hs--S-t-l5- g. Ft-E- nzse On -
-~---CizElzrz & F-zrs- base called balls
- T--es q q Gay = Lei g hsS-CsE-
80 : - A-ze@r S--ucE our-By Jo-es
~ CAY 3 EIr ~ pircEsr-Sct--s1s Lcztle
r-zT-Su5ss . -1Zz-- Schlz1sT fU-zssis-e1l-
---s e Ez--O-s E1E ard % Minutes
MIA
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ENTERTAINMENT AND BALL-Tbe NJ
pills % Mss Gertrude Eefret viii give q liz
erzry entertainment and hall a. Golden Gate
Hall Saturday evening. October An ex
been arranged % Be followed By cancsng.
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GIANTS CELEBRATE THEIR
ONE HUNDREDTH VICTORY
Brooklyn Takes a Brace and Hands
the Pirates a Double Dose
OF Defeat


STANDING OK TIE Clubs
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Boston So --Er-h Ez-sS Esrs r--ssT
wee cIo=lT r-aEez WINS wEs AZ rs 49,
n The earlier cc--ss- and s-rZcE we've
-e- N-tz1zlsT- - &sW E-Els-1 L=zE-s
recruit -5-chsE III sgd Ezzs tc- : LIS
60. 10
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GRAyEsEND ENTRTEs

NEW YORK. Sept 22.-The entries
70. to-morrows races AZ Gravesend
track follow:
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FOURTH RACE-seysa furiaaEss t~0-yea-

Tine. 80. STAR -s1-- N11 ezs--y n
ns-. ( n Williams h-- z "A - JUlsz-O-1
NUS Dawson los. E1-if1E DeE1s1 loo.
Lady Fozss 81 Maverick los B-zleh II 10.
finished 1zns1
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rsE. N WillLE-1s' Ct C. y Bz-EoTs1-
Dsrfz-xlIIs Kings C1z-u 1o5. Potter 106.
LsSor Carpenter g. Io- Ellsy los. P-ssk1sss
1eI. finished as uzzs5-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
Oeo Nrnen.
SDor Oftc ifal SUB tatfes?

Goo NANCE 9un9e, iom Der sr Sano
puu 5abets guuO o9 paa 5iorbens
Strono,
IOm Der er glomiier pao Gn9 ON
8aaren.
IOm Der er 0ruuber At Blob i Qoren.
Tom Der er Stierner paa Guttens
6palp,
fOm ieg bar Tpnbet MOB Sub. ieg ielo.
Iom Der / Stpben er Bar og Blade
% 6troo og @pner / gon0en5 2aoe,
Ipm Der er 8orne / 5jgrnebGt,
fOm Der er Smoufit og Sten / BAT,
Tom 9rqet flgpes tan op / Splinter.
Tom 6neens 5lOtfs / barite 9inter -
faa mango @onge, fom Der er Wtp9
en- Commentator paa 2taens 3ng.
fOm Der er qenge / GngelanO,
1om Der er GniIter / Sloebrono,
iom Der / Sorgsr er tunge 5aarer,
Tom Der er Spergsmdal % Rddo bos
9ddrer,
fcm Der er SdgIten paa &ongens
Slot,
fpm man bar @enner, mar bet gaar
gobt,
jOm Der er bgl9enoe @res pda
Wdrten,
fom Der par lebenoe DIR | Qrten =
a q mango @onge oq Fere meo
Pal SUB loppriIes / Gbigbeb.
8. Wer9eGano.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1904-11-18
e burtig 8 e b n.

@i bapoe taget Stiaingen, og netop
iom p; OenteOe gefaling til at an.
gribe Stanierne paa Dor beire Sri
fanbt en- frngtelig Transformation
Steo.
3oagen forIOanbt fra QanbItabet.
g bet fjenbtIige QrtiGeri pau Dor
%penitre 5lei, ION naiten oeb bet fgrIte
Stub haboe beosmt Qfitanben rigtis,
begpnbte at oOerb9nge os meb Gras
mater. gn langbarig 6pislsn ooer
bore 6opeber, en- Snes Nano faIoer
/ en- 2inie, og foa 9anonernes DUN
Oren | bet fjerne iom en- GRABBING.
@ronot efter 9ranat etsplooere5e
oOer bore 0obeber ION en- globeb 8lD,
regn % bortreb bort Wanbfdb.
Som for at forege R9bslerne bleo
Solen after uIpnlig, og ben tolee
3aage frsb langfomt op db 6sibe,
ordget; men Sdpanerne, Der baboe
ben nsiugtige qfitonb, bebblsb at til
bange os meb en- frbgtelis Slb. me.
.bens Ri om9ipet at ct uigennemtrGnge,
ligt Msrte bdablsit pentebe pad 5ors
ft9rfning elsr pad Ell 5ilbugegdnes 3,
igndl.
Stile % ubem9rtet trat Ri os til
bage, mebens Sdpdnernes 9anoner
bebblep at torone, Iad IelD be bsbe
burbe paagne berbeb.
0d bi fultne, terItige og nebbrubtt
tom ub at ben t9tte 3adge, turbe ieo
neppe oenbe nit Die mob 2ebnin9sn
of Dor Battalion. ibst jsg fun oft for
sObt bibfte, at at be OfFcerstumme
rnter, meo bOilte ieg MI bubbe mar.
f6eret og biOuateret / to barbariffe
Mlaaneber, lebebe mnaffe life EN-
Oft. 5lttib."