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The San Francisco call., 1904-03-26
SCOTCH BOWLERS AWAIT
BETTER WEATHER
Owing 70 the Condition Of the Park
Green Players Are Out OF
Practice

The Scotch bowIers are anxiousIy
awaiting The opening Of the new green
which has been unused for several
nontns- II the weather permits tour
nsmeut play wiz be started next Satur-
day. Some OF the members have przc-
tfced on the recreation field rinz al the
PARK but bowling has been out OF the
question for the last three OF four
weeks On account OF the rain.
The new green Is not so far out as
TIE old oue. and is also much better IN
every other way The drawings have
been held for a singles and a doubles
tourney, and both VIII be started April
,. There VIII probably be a number OF
surprises in the opening rounds. as the
contestants have had little OF 10 oppor-
tunfty 70 practice OF late Many OF the
players VIII bowl today II the weather
permits.
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CRICKETERS Wait
OPENING CONTEST
City Clubs TO Play Dozen
Matches Apiece for Cham
pionship of Coming Season

Letters have ben received from Cap
tain John NetcaIfs u the Pacific Crick-
st Club. Henry Ward q the Alameda
Cricket Club. Herbert V Keeling OF
The Laksport Cricket Club T " Bszk-
5zzs o. the Burns Valley Cricket Club
and Edward =. Hilton OF the santa
Cruz Cricket and Athletic Club. accept
ing the positions Il vice presidents OF
the California Cricket Association. TO
n=eting- t Wilson RobftafEe OF Sac
rzuezto is the only vice president still
20 be heard from
II IS not likely The Laksp1rt OF Sac
rzmenrc msn VIII be able % form or
gzuizatiOzs this year- The Burns Val
ley Cricket Club VII hold fts annual
meeting soon and VIII elect delegates
90 the association
Arthur Z RendIs- president OF the
Metropolitan District Cricket League
and donor OF the RendIs merit medals
has stated that IN Consequence q The
fact that the PhiIzdsFphiA cricket clubs
VIII not give their support. he has
dropped his plan OF forming 4 national
cricket association Many PhiIadelphia
crfcketsrs won RendIe merit medals for
centuries and hat tricks made dur
ing the season e 1896. and the donor
has received letters OF thanks from
many OF the leading erieketsrs OF the
Quaker City for his handsome gifts.
W N HOdgkin. secretary Of the
Mountain Copper Company athletic
committee states II Is not possible 70
justify the organization OF a srickst
team during the present season The
keswtCk men viii play baseball this
year, but next fail nay decide 20 form
cricket club In 1885 the Mountain
Copper Cricket Club was q member OF
the California Cricket Association
Since that year there has been no crick-
et IN Shasta County
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INDEPENDENTS DEFEAT
STANFORD UNIVERSITY TEAM
Cardinal Nine shows Eject of Lack
OF Practice and Are Easy
Victims

STANFORD UNIV ERSTTT- March
z5--The varsity Baseball nine went
down 20 defeat before elf IrsIand-s
Independents this afternoon By the
score Of 20 O. The visitors found
little dfEcultv in whirsE---1 -1ing -h=
Stanford team and the game vas Szr
from an exciting exhibition
The cardinal liue appeared IN their
new gray uniforms Tor the 1rsr tine
to-day. The suits showed I'D a little
better than the ball tossers. but the
ragged work OF The latter can be at
crIbursd 70 the enforced lack OF prac-
tee the rain having kept the men O1
the diamond the greater part % the
last two weeks
The varsity balanced their hits ard
their errors. getting four O each
while the Independents made but Two
errors and were credited WI-h eizh-
safe hits While the fielding OF the
cardinal nine was ragged. their base
running was perhaps more So IN
less they can correct this Iat-sr d.
feet before next Saturday 10 may cost
them the first game with Berkeley
PeErfns and EsE0u- a CaIifJ1nia
graduate. formed the battery for the
Independents The former famed
two men and walked the sane num-
ber- Captain Ball caught for the var
sfry and jimmie TrItch "a aued
rhe box TrI-ch did not appear 20 De
al his best. although he pitched \
steady zaus- He struck out two usn
and allowed eight hits
The features OF the game were a
phenomenal bare-hsudsd catch q a
lire drive by Center Fielder WIZ oS
the varsity nine and barely less sen
szti0uzI put OUT By HamIin. the hide
ps1feuts' center fielder. who played
On the California varsity team Iasr
year.
During the weeks vacation which
euzues before the intercollegiate game
AZ Berkeley on April , the cardinal
nine viii be put through the hsr1ssr
kind o. practice IN order % round
them into shape Lanagsn- 90. for
uner varsity pitcher VIII assist coach
ing the team
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PARK SPEEDWAY PLANS
ARE MATURING RAPIDLY
All Organizations Interested in Ina
pFoEez1sEE 81 Pablo Pleasure
Grounds Invited 70 Assist

The ADstsUr Driving and Athletic
Association. composed OF various or
gzuiZati0ns Interested n the raising
q z fund for the creation OF a track
and athletic grounds IN Golden Gate
PARK hzI6 a meeting thursday evening
AZ the Palace Hotel " = Simpson oc
the Golden Gate Driving Association
presided and Z J Lynch Of
The Pacific Athletic Association
acted IS secretary A committee vas
appointed 20 frame z constitution and
a set OF bylaws preparatory 70 the
f8-mtnE OF permanent organization
az z meeting 20 b held az the sane
place next THURSDAY evening.
Invitations have been extended 20
al clubs and associations interested
IN the Improvement Of the park 10
send delegates 70 the uexE meeting
Subscription books VIII De issued 10
al these organizations with a view OF
having them assist IN raising The
necessary $4,000 for the track and
athletic fed
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GRAND NATIONAL
STEEPLECHASE IS
WON BY MOIFAA
King Edward Attends With
Large Party From Country
Seat of the Earl of Derby
VICTORY A HOLLOW ONE
Winner Passes Under Wire
Eight Lengths Ahead of
Kirkland and The Gunner

LIVERPOOL. March 25-Ths Grand
National StsepIechzse (of 2535 sovsr-
eigns and about four miles and $50
yards was run here today and E0n
by N0ifza Kirkland was second and
The Gunner was third Twenty-stx
horses started
Moifsa's victory was a hollow ors-
His price opened at ; 20 I and he Tc1
by eight lengths A neck separated TIE
second and third horses
King Edwards entry. Ambush II.
which started 4 hot favorits, fell. as
did others The King vas present with
q large party from kncWsIey PARK
PRESCOTT, the country seat O. the Earl
OF Derby.
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CAME PIAKERTON
SKATERS TRACK
RECORD At ASCOT
Barney Schreiber's Crack
Two Year Old Sprints j
Half Mile in o:4S II
WINS RACE HANDILY
Dolly Weithoff Surprises the
Talent by Capturing the
Fifth Event at Long odds

Los ANGELES March z5l-Piuker-
ton Barney Schreiber's crack two
year-0Id- took ID rs pounds. and ran
half a nile Al Ascot Park this after
noon IN asa seconds. This IS better
than the previous record ever The As
COT track sor that distance by half a
second The big black yoangster Won
EandiIy from Belle kinney. the heavily
PLAYED second choice Jerome was
third P1nkerton vas the only success
fuI favorite to-day The other i've
races went TO liberal priced horses and
The books got OF with . balance 70 the
good
LIberto vas the first fsv0rfts TO 90
down, running second 10 Tnzugurzt0r
In the first race. With C1percut third
Marssa was fzncied 70 win the third
race 81 SIX furIozEs. bUr 6nzshed be-
cind Blue Miracle and CardweIItou n
the order named Eight 70 one was
the price against harrington. wiuner
Z the fourth N T Tzrpey vas sec
ord and Gallant third Golden Mineral
vas strong fsvori1s. but failed 70 get
inside TIE money Dolly WeithoI AZ
- % 1 surprised The talent by tax
ing The fifth from Farmer jim and
Katherine Ennis The last race was
easy for Gentle Harry Al % 70 I. Cur
sus, the II % 10 fav0rire- getting the
Place and Sherry the show. Weather
hEe- track fast summary
F.rss race. ere rlits. purse-InaugrI-atgr 1to
u 1-l % = Wuu. Lfcer-C, Ic5 w Dlgzn]
{ u 8 second. EEpsruu-. 100 lT-aEreuce} 30
n = Ezr
d Ea-- zEri- 2 Eaud i Fi-E SzacsvEefI
-11z1rucE Nc Erzerd sn1 CarftaI also raa
oecr-c raee. c7sz- furi1rgz. pszrss-Ftaxerrsr.
IL ~ EgAaz-l. II =ca- Belle Ez-rs-
IL y L@E1sl ra l. second Jerome IGs
lFe-1Ei. - 90 Z. ralrE Tine, .sSL Psxxv
-L1e. -l1tez-c aEc DCrd16 also rzz- Pinkartou
crczs track record
TEirf rae SIX czrlc1-z. ssIIfzr-Bf7sz Ma
-le- Lee L gacsEuul 2 ven card zsl1e-r-
Lsl fJaeh1sCz1- = seccnsz- Hars<z roT III
LsFtst- 20 . zhz<d Tine. I-I5Lz RasaE1-gs
1E-D-zh- Crhano, SsI E1Ito1 and Glbrulrar
als5
Fourth rec-. free hazdlcar. 81 f1rIcuzs-
Pa-rluEt1n. q fLaxrsnce3 % L zou- NJ 2
EarreT- lee fDuZant % L seeauE. Gallant
= tI-h1scEi, : @ ? th--z TI--e I-I5 Turtle
Ar-a1ri-o. eoi1en Miracle and S=vsru1o& also
"a
FTrh race six furIarzs seIfrx - DoHse
VFsi-ha1. led CLzHrensel- - 70 L z1n. Farr-e-
Ems Lf1 fDuEzzf. % I. third Tire. Ia.
J r. Klrtg. Rag Tax. LAarsa1sa a1s Ei-
Cttcr also raE-
STrh rzcs. mfzs ard Efry yards. zsluzs-
C-@-rle Harry Ice Il IaEEsCr1. 20 I Ecr
C--sus- 10 Love. II q e sscnuz- She-rV-
Ias tFr1ore - e l. -1zr- TE1-=- Il - -Ez15z5
A--=-zs- Al 41uzr a1zl EEEz ztsc ra-
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-26
SEATTLE TTRNS
THE TABLES on
UNCLE'S STARS
Native TosSers Try Yainly
=, 10 Locate the Pulling
curves Of Nick Williams
YERKES An EASY MARK
Russ Hall Knocks the Ball
over Center Field Fence
For First Homer Of Year

The winning serezk q Uucie's 1904
-a-ior lasted one day. Before
rh- Ezu= had been hzIc exhausted yes-
r=r1av. Us Euzsh could easily De Dis
ee-neL through -ha haze u about sIE
innings Seattle vas srrozg AZ The
start and coming even stronger when
rhe 6ulsnlug tine vas AZ hand Score.
q 90 T.
N-z WuIaus had an assortment
ther ne1e = the IocaI stars could IsE1
c-- B1r for Wilson's error IN the sixth
-r-1E h= would have made IL q clean
sEU- or Besides h= struck cut seven
-en T=rEes had speed. but vas zs
wIE As q hare In thz spri1grime. When
r. EiE g. en- over the rubber. the
Visitors scused hard
Russ Hal ths bEg Seattle shorrst0p-
---r=Z -Ee 6rs- home trieE = The sea
81 l- the seco1E inning he lifted the
run1er clear over The center deId fence
ard e landed II Somebody's back yard
Van EEa---e1 made The star catch q
re game IN ne d<rh whan he robbed
7Tzl5r-- cF q rE0 baEEer after q great
-- H also beat our Z pretty bunt
-11 r1e -ast period and then stole sec
r-5 and r1-r5 directly
seattle l2e1ed - With 4 ruu IN the
-s- r1EEE Tzz HaIrre1 Vas safe q
A--=rsCl-s sr-Cr and vent % second
c1 -h= letters had throw Mohler's
-- ~ Cd rtz1t 6eLz advanced TIE vet
=-zr -c tLrd and Frisks cut from
---lzr ID 1rsL scored him Hairs hou-
fed II TIE second inning and u
re --r-h Ll-s By Brashezr. Smith and
7T-s produced another one A few
U-= safe clss brought home the
-----1 and last tally for the visitors
~ --e sixth
san ECa-cES-a vas lGcET 70 EsE Z Fun
a. all II -h= EFrh inning Lezhv tore
~ rWo lagEer @ leEE fed Azssey
-aS PASSED ard WElsol threw the bah
% E-sE l1 an attempt % catch the big
--el1w cap--1E TIE throw vas Wild
aEL L=aL- sCzDCersd % TIE plate
ELLe rhE laL vas beng returned from
--e 1--6s-L The game this afternoon
r--L D. called AZ O'Clock. The score
The San Francisco call., 1904-03-26
snapper Garrison Makes
His Appearance at Reno
With WeIl-Filled Wallet
TALKS OF MILLIONS
Owns Rich Mining Claims
in Southern Nevada and
Spends Money Like CrOesus
- - . d. -

RENO. Nsv-. March 9s---SEzpps-'
Garrison. the jockey. whose perform
ancss fifteen years aSo uats him re
sensation OF The turf world. . CT his
feet again financially ard as clipper as
IN his paImissr days Snapper" srood
OF the block AZ the Obero1 gambling
palace tonight and shouted the ODDS
OF the C0rbetr-Brirc fight He - said
% have made a fortune q something
Ike SO. 900 n the T01Opah and Cold
field districts How long IL viii last -
a question Ike u1sr 0E the biz
hearted fellows IN his v-orId- money
runs through -Suzpper's" fingers ike
water he eOrks have been popping
since Snapper" struck town he has
s0ustlilg Ike sixty claims IN south
sru Nevada. and talks o- Millions II
IRE near future HIS proUdssc scEisve-
usur was The ride on SaIvaror when
the great Haggin th0r0u ghbrsd beat
the mighty sEayback Tsuuy a acss-
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stocbhoIderS Not BADLY Hurt.

WASHINGTON. March 25--Reure-
sentative Daniels Of the board Of d.
rectOrs and formerly president OF the
Orange Growers, National Bank OF
Riverside, being asked to-day as TO
how the failure OF the hank affected
his personal interests. said that no
stockhoIdeF was allowed TO hold more
than $5G99. worth OF stock. and that
the stock OF the bank is held by some
sixty individuals. so that in case the
stockholders are called upon 70 make
up the full value OF the holdings M
man would be badly hurt His owu
loss IN such ? case would be put HttIe
above that sum. about $65es alto
gether-
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Racing Results az Bennin~s.

WASHINGTON Marrh q - BsuuuEs -
suits
Ft-Sr racs- SIX f1rlcug-5ells q ALl11r-
lis
Second rSce, 11e Efle-Dr- STarrz N11-
Ercs1se second Cst-s.Iz Sroue rhtrd Tine. IL
Third raee. SIX e1rtCuz uzs-Prtucetec Wuu- Mr.
PtckEtcx zseoEd- Alpaca rht-t- Ti-1s- - 4-5.
FaCErh Ezcs, EzTsu cr1rtC1g 1gs-F1r1- Uc1-
Scotch Th1stIs second 81 E-vz1aL -hE-z- Tir-s-
-SE Is
Fifth rzce SIX fzriongs-Pzul CtI1r1 Tu1-
Ten krey secc1d McTHIazz Lhird- Tine.
III -.
Sixth rzce. ere usIs-Estl zhE w0n. Coy
second Clarence tnir1- Tine. Ia
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NorIer WIn 80 Plar Dino.

Los ANGELES. March 25.-Thsre
viii De no contest IN the courts b.
tween Manager J. 2 Morley OF The
Los Angeles Baseball Association ard
President z 2 Bert O rhe Pzcf6c
Coast League IN order 70 determine
whether Frank Dillon viii play here Or
elsewhere Morley has decided %
abandon the intention OE playing DiI-
lon He VIII await r1s ruling q r1s
board Of control q the National Asso-
ciatfOn Of Minor Leagues and = thar
body decides against him Dillon
viii 90.
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Racing at I.irrIe Rock-

LITTLE EDCE Ark. March za-Rsssslts-
First race. haIf nzts-Tczn o Hara wun Fay
TeHzpisrrn second. LyE1dez third Tine Sd
Second race. I've and a haIE f1rionzs =efIirx
Dick Ripley wou DofinGas second George
I1ules third Time. I'll
Third race. che mile and seventy varss-E,..r-
hey Drsyf1z wor. SariIla second Bermuda
third Tine LIS
thrift second. Black Wolf third Tine 4+=.
Firth race. six furiGng-Dr Clark Eor
February B-ze second- Countess Clara third
Tine. I-fe@4
Sixth Fsee. SIX fuFiongs-Joe Martin won
Lenex second. Be1ueraek third Time, I-IG
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60 Panan1a Fund-.

EEW YORK March 25.-Thef final
ins-allrnenr OF the sz2.000.Gg0 called
tor b. Secretary shaw from the inter
1or depository banks IN Connection with
ne Fsnsrlz canal payment was paid
into the depository banks OF New
York City to-day.
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SPORTS OF THE RACECOURSE AND THE BASEBALL DIAMOND
JACK MARTIN ON PASSART
BEATS ORC VIVA BY A HEAL
Off Badly, Pierce J
Is Defeated by
Administer.

The concluding seveH-furI0ug NUM-
Der on the card al Oakland track yes
terday resulted IN the most stirring
and exciting finish Of the entire menu.
IVA Powell had the mount on ORC
Viva the , 20 ! favorfte, and in a
long hard drive last the dscts5aa ~
snort head 70 Possart, the mount
Of Jack Martin Orc Viva could have
won had Powell not made a very wide
turn into the stretch. costing him fully
three lengths Reeves, after making
al the pace. grew weary the last six
teeuth. finishing up a close third
With a return Of good weather
there was a notable increase in the at
tendance and the betting was the mest
spirited Of The week The track was
SIN heavy and slow. Favoritss held
their own by winning three purses
Educate. with Jack Martin up and 3
TO favorite, took the opening sprint
from Candidate BY d nose. The first
choice took The Lead entering the
stretch and was fortunate 10 win as
Candidate stumbled shortly before the
wire was reached Pencil Me- a warm
tip. ran third
AfiIt Jones big Albert colt. Albert
Fir, disposed OF his company in the
two-year-oId scramble very impress
siveIy- As good as 9 20 3 IN the ring,
Otis got him away well and at the
wire he led Head Dance more than a
length The Iatter's odds were PLAYED
down from S TO ard he closed very
strong from behind HooIEEan took
the show SaCcharate- the actual ia
vortta. struck the stretch third and
then faded away.
Iva Powell next put Brennus. a Is 20
70 favorire. over the line an easy win
ner Of the Futurity course sprint. sell
ing LaFtirr astride Jean Grzvier. heat
the barrier, but the first choice col
Jared him AT VII. downing the black
horse with plenty IN reserve Young
MorelIo ran a very ragged race. losing
the show 70 Dr. Sherman
But for getting away 50 paorfy,
Pierce could scarcely have lost the
mile and one hundred yard event.
Breaking from the barrier at least four
lengths behind the others, the chest
nut led into the stretch. Then he tired
some and Jack Martin brought the fav-
oFlte I'd in time 70 get neck de-
cisIon- IdOgo, after cutting out most
Of the running, was third. only a aeck
further away ByrUnerdaIe gave il VI
IN the run home
Foxy Grandpa With Buxton IN the
saddle and Is 70 ). defeated North West
less than & length for the fifth. a six
fuTio1g sprint SzIto and Inspector
Munro each closed at II 70 :. and the
former finished third North West led
into the stretch and looked a winner
ssEIzg though as the wire vas reached
and swsrTt1z toward the outside SzIcc
quit after showing the way for Z few
pzuels
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TEousands I'd Forrigners COMM.

WASHINGTON. March z5.-Chiee OF
the Bureau OF Immigrztion Sargent
was advised to-day by an agent OF the
bureau that the Hungarian Govern
menI has Just signed an agreement
with the new Cunard line esta bIished
from FIunle TO New York. guaranteefng E
30 geo immigrants annually for twelve
years
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orders that have been held back since
the opening OF the year
Quiet conditions continue in the hide
market except for large sales BY Chi
cago packers Of native eowhideS at
firm prices and al arrivals OF spring
dry hides are promptly taken
Failures this week number z76 IN the
United States. against "a last year.
and L in Canada. against Is a year
ago.
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PROBABLE WINNERS.

FEss racs-AntrzA- Mz-eli1. ErhsI Al
ko<1-
Second raee-Prfzes Bruins. George
2. EcEeax. Szlzhle-
Third rzce-Expedtszt. The prstssr.
NJ FzE@-
FOURTH rzce-Higrs--e. Eorzs1uz. Modi-
Sixth race-Idogc. CoI0rs1 Van. Czoch
d'or.
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sUM1IART.

Scte1 5azes-NrrGTks NcLzuEhlln Sheshzn.
Eeets CD Fra-c1s and E1-ier Hts @
rze-e . cE B-rier II ErrCrz-C1Ez1- Ezsfe
a-el- arL EzE--C- TWu-1zEe sr1rz E=-sfs
-aE-lUEu ard Ealza4u- stolen haEe-She@har
-aE -ase errurs-T1cCu-z- = P1rriz1d I
r- 1Ese ez.ls1 naIE-D~ keere. = CT
l--e~ 4 f-zt- cr tases-Tzccr-z. .. Portland
-rr-cE rl--By Eeefe e. - Butler Z.
-- - -cEer - 1L.freafsle Cc1his plaV -
-asz-r % rre=-al- WilE PiEeh-Bu-ls-- Ilze
-- sz1a=--z- scr Curlre-Taek E1zrc1-
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CORBETT AND OBRIEN
IN AN ALTERATION
Threaten TO Settle Argument in
a FiSlicuffS

AArtdlru 10 STIR argument N
a FiSticuffs-
BUFFALO. March z5.7Jsmes J.
Corbett and ~PhiIzdelphia Jack
O-Brien came within an ace Of swap
ping punches N the corridor OF the
IroquOis Hotel here tonight after a
red-hOt argument Had it not been
for the fact that friends crowded
about the puziIists and advised them
20 coEhne themselves 70 business
chat about ring encounters, there is
little doubt that -Geutleman jim and
the Quakertown niddIe-weignt would
have eIzShed- O'Brisn wanted 10 Sc
cure a match with Corbett, but the
latter wouldn't listen 10 him Corbett
told O-Brien he must whip Tommy
Ryan before he asks for a match
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sCE1LAET

E--1 bzzss---rEEz-E E--Ezr- Er-rrs-
C-z--zT- FrzEcEz. Er-Eer- CrzTarh TEu-base
E--s------. F-eelzr- LlZE-- S-rslb Sacrt1cs
E-s-5Ctes. LcUa-- Ross Firzr tase On sr-'
r-rE-Llls A1EeleE = First haSe 0r ca-Ied baI-z
or Uteeier >, 1E N1sxluan. 9 Let q
1ases-Z4-s AEEziEs a 0zElzzE g. Struck cut
- y -ee-sr- - G-sEl1zz-- l. Des1eie Lay
-E'lcC,- f--a=zizrs1I H - rf--hsr-S-7-h
Wa rErch-FZ 1selsr- EEzl-e - CFC1-r-esI
--ue e gEue-1ue zcur ard forgive zl11-
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Imprisoned Miners F-ca,e.

BRAZIL Ind. March z5.-To-dsy
water broke into the nina OF the Ex-
cels-or Clay Works and imprisoned
fifteen men The IRE department took
al The men out Iu1niured-
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NOTES OF HE TRACK.

Jack Martin piI0ted three winners
Jack leaves for New York tonight
Jack Bel vas restored 70 good stand
ing and also departs for New York
where he VIII ride for Charles Patter-
son
George Williams, Dave Cox and A.
PiuCus, ruled OF soma weeks ago for
alleged malicious t0uring. were rein
stated by the stewards yesterday.
Doc" Kyle viii ship Ahuuada, Key
n0ts and the balance OF his horses
East this morning. Jockey c. Smith
accompanies the horses
A handicap At one mile and seven
" yards with 4 valuation Of sIGGa viii
be the feature Of the racing this after
noon
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So MI[AEF

So -szes-TT si'5rur- Han. DelshzrrF. Van
go F-rE E-s ruz-EzIL Er-crs
-=rs- 1l---=- FElsCr- TT---hase k-rs
-e--a-- L4al--- -c--=er El-E- 1u
=---=-SzE E7-E--lscr 2 Seattle
- rals-fac- EzrEeE. % = =
LII -zse->E- E-z1c-scC 9 Seattle :
e---E E-r-6T Es-E=s ~ =
fr -l--tzr-LrW-r II scn. DcUhle rIaV-
a-r.sr --zgEis-e1f = II pir-h-Esrzss. Tlzs
Ct Es-e-EuC 1esE ard fFE -icErss- IN
--=s- ll-f-zr-ET-
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MANILA March z5-W D BaIIaz-ire *
Inspector q Customs. has bss1 acquitted aF
Iudzz AuhIer ehzrzs q cc1S1trzcV %
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rSevrr-0r Forget OF TIE Northwest Territory
Ezs beez Erarred a second rsrza. hiS first ex-
piEIng lazt $9yenoer-
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Ercrrsion ID San j..

Sun.ssv March - Train leaves Third ana
rs-nssnd sta at -Is a h Fare reuzd trip s.
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Tacoma Defeats Portland at Fresno.

FRESNO. March 25--Tacorz de-
teare5 Portland here TO-DAY. TIE
score follows
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hos Angeles Easily Defeats Oakland

gees easily defeated Oakland this
sc-eruocl- The score
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Sar Ea1-iseu-

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Buns AED HTS BE INNINGS
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Grandpa place. L5- show.
Winner Six c hy E5FsEz--
drive q 6-z- Sor-hEesE -au
stood a hard drive. zEerv-
aft Jack Little ran rcorfv-
u; value % first. s52l
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posr =. r-Iruts O6 az s1ssE Axufrstsr place
straw. IL Edag5. show Ia Winner. hr- 4. By
Randall START Eoor W1= n Ezrd dTTEs oc
not quite straight when barrier sEr1zy-
Id,s<o1 5ft short Bvrgner1zIe alzft-
:, ; -year-oIfz, value % frs, ss25
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80 Northwest place So sksE. A5
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ocs n he stretch CT hz might have :
ing N seFze at ths snd. Ezsreer0r Nh
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Educate. place. 1-2- shaw. ID
S.. Winner. br u By Russell
a hard drive q two Third step
he would have wen Rencl Ne
had sou1e speec- Les Angeles
-year-ol.s- value 20 first s525
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