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The San Francisco call., 1904-08-06
MINERS CONDITION IMPROVES
Jack Munroe's Mighty MuseIes Are
Becoming More Sharply Defined.

Jack Munroe is commencing to
show the effects of steady training in
the sharply defined muscles of his
arms, legs and shoulders and in his
general athletic appearance. He is
we'll balanced on his feet and is sell
dom caught off his guard.
The usual crowd thronged his gym
nasium yesterday at the beach and
saw him box three rounds with Harry
Chester and two with Andy Gallagher.
Twin Sullivan did not box with him.
He had some brisk practice with
Gallagher and the medicine ball after
his bout with the gloves. The ball
was thrown chiefly at his shoulders
to give him practice protecting his
head.
After his indoor work Jack took his
customary plunge in the ocean. This
is the part of his days programme in
which he finds his greatest pleasure.
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CYCLER DOWNING
IS VICTORIOUS IN
ST. LOUIS RACES
San Jose Rider Wins the
Twenty-Five-MileA Amateur
National Championship
FRANK KRAMER IN FORM
Again He Heads the List
Of Winning Professionals
on the Grand Circuit

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Frank L.
Kramer of East Orange. N. j.. the
present national cycling champion.
added materially to his chances OF
again capturing the title this year as
the result of the Grand Circuit and na-
tional amateur championship bicycle
meet which closed here to-day.
Kramer won a total OF forty-nine
points during the meet. W. s. Fem
Of Waterbury, Conn, was second
among the professionals, with a total
of twenty-three points. Points made
by leading amateurs were: M. L. Hur-
ley. New York Athletic Club. %; Bur-
ton Downing. San Jose. Cal, IS. sum-
mary:
Two-thirds OF a mile, Grand Circuit Cham
pionship-WOn BY Frank L. Kramer W. 8.
Fem, second; Floyd Krebs Newark n. J..
third. Time. 1:46 As.
One mile. Amateur National Championship
Downing. second; Teddy Ellington, Vailsburg
n J., third. Time. 2;41 3-5.
Two miles. handicap. professional-Won by
T. +. Root, Boston, 80 yards; John Bedell, Lynn
brook N. Y. so yards second; Menus Bedel.
Lynnbrook. N. Y. IS yards, third Time,
twenty-five mile Amateur National Cham
pionship-Won by Burton Downing OF san
Jose; A. F. Andrews. Indianapolis. second:
George Wiley. Syracuse. n. z, third. Time,
1:10:55 2-5.
One-third Of a mile. consolation. professional
Won by Oliver Dorlon Sheepshead Bay, N.
ond; F. r. schrepps. Australia, third Time,
40 3-5
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HARLEM ENTRIES.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-The haywood
handicap at one mile and 100 yards
will be the feature event tomorrow at
Harlem. The entries:
First race, six and a half furlongs-Nannan
100 Viola 100. Phil Finch 102, Delagoa 107
Wainamoinen 10Y
Second race, four and half furlongs. handi-
cap-Useful Lady a. Bell Kinney 95, Lady
Ellison 90, Bologna 95, Allen Avon 81, Rams
Horn 104 Mum los, Subtle 100
Third race, one mile and 100 yards the May
wood handicap-Haviland 95 Luralighter o.
Miss Crawford 104, Gregor K 1O6 Huzzah 1O7
Judge Hines los. Beau Ormonde Ill, Tokalon
113
Fourth race, six furlongs, purse-AIma Du-
four 100, White Plume 95 Monastic 100 Bear
catcher 104 Prince Silverwings 104, Ananias
104, Kohinoor 1O7. Dalvay III.
Fifth race, mile-Ahola 102 Birch
Broom 102, Princess Tulane 102 TaIpa 1O4
Fonsoluca 106, Incubator 10T, Huzzah III
Sixth race five furlongs-Moorish DamseI eS
La Sigette 9s, Lady Ellison 9S Raining
Leaves 9S, The Pet 9S Lady Fashion 9e In
tense 9S Irene o 9S, Fleetwood 1O1 Costigan
101, weberfields 101, Peter Durel 1Of Matador
10l Happy Jack 101. FlaXman Ill.
Seventh race one and sixteenth miles SELL
ing-Don't Ask Me "a, Bluemint 96 Frivol 9e
Maud Muller 81. Cardinal Wolsey 100 Federal
100 Jake Greenberg 101, Celebration 1O3 Ben
Chance 1o4. Royalty 107. Sioux Chief IO7 Rag
Tag los. Tancred 116.
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COOK OLSEN DEMANDS
DAMAGES FROM SHIP
Says That Mate Genesen Beat Him
on Board the Schooner Sehome
Without just Cause.

James Olsen. formerly cook on
board the schooner Sehome. fled a
suit yesterday in the United States
District Court against the schooner to
recover $1,000 damages and 1857 al
legged to be due as wages.
Olsen alleged that he shipped at
San Pedro for Puget Sound and on
one occasion during the voyage ". p.
Genesen, the mate. beat and abused
him. The complaint charges that
when Olsen complained TO Captain
Mattison the captain requested him to
go to a place where ships do not sail
and to get out and walk upon the
waves il he didn't like his treatment.
The rude language and unsympa-
thetic attitude Of the skipper, Olsen
saws. made him sick. but he thinks
that $1,000 in United States gold coin
will enable him to cOnvalesce IN good
style. The complaint does not stato
why the mate beat the cook. whether
it was that the cOrned beef hash vas
not to his liking or whether Olsen
gave him some hot sauce that was
not on the bill of fare.
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Floral Wreath Gets Up in
Time to Win st. Louis
Feature.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-Favorites and a
well played second choice won the card
to-day at the Fair Grounds. A bad
track resulted in several scratches,
three Of these being in the feature
event, which Floral Wreath just got up
in time to win from Frank Bell. The
weather was clear and the track slow.
Attendance, 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Three-year-oIds six fur
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin
2 to IL. Charles, 104 CWatson) 8
z to 1-Codex, 107 (Troxler). l ms
20 to 1-Fannette. 102 (Austin).. h
Time, :20A. Start good for all but BlaT-
Gey GF Won M easily Isl ,sta WnHer oq T. M5son
Wreath. Ora z 102. Cardova 1O2 Tomana 1O2
Baby p 107, Blarney Girl 1O7, finished as
named.
SECOND E-Two-year-olds; five fur
s to I-Wiilowdene. 1os CWatsn) IS II
3 to 1-Yada, 1o6 (Troxler....; "a 22
IL to IF. Templeton 90 (Cnwy) 8 SO
Is to Pie Hat, 1O3 (Booker).. p AZ
Time, I;O415. Start good. Won driving
Winner, Oats Bros ch. c. by Goodrich
dy 9s. Gasconne 90, Monogram 90. Miss Pow
ell 100, Nepenthe 90, Limerick Girl 1oS. Amis-
guam 100, finished mi as named. SsDis9ualifed
THIRD RACE-Three-year- and up; one
and an eighth miles:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
Even-Neversuch, los (Davis). a
20 to ALBANY Cir, ,105 (Booker) 1 ms ~
10 to brooklyn, 80 Conway. u 4
Time. 2 100. Start good. Won easily. Winner,
]. K Hughes ch. G. (4) by hful-Clymena.
Miss Betty 96, Caithness 102 Burrows 9l'
Second Mate 105, Salve 104, Mildred L 50, fin
ished as named
FOURTH RACE = Six furlongs; three-year-
olds and up:
3 to 2-F1oral Wreath. 104 (Aust)4 l ms
TO Frank Bell, 100 (8ice).. l n ms
G to 1--Commodore, SO &C. Davis l h
Time, 1:17 Start good Won driving. Win
ner, j F. Dockerys ch. m (D by Falsetto-
Laurel Wreath Otto Stifel. los. also ran.
FIFTH RACE - Five and a half furlongs:
two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. z Fin.
Even Woodlands. .110 (J.Conley) 4 ] nix
9 to 1-Darthula, 102 (H. Andsn)
6 to Princes Orna, 1O2(D. Aus) / 3 ) 3 "a
Time I'LL Start good, Won driving Win
ner B. Schreiber's b. C. by Sain- Miss Marion.
Kings Trophy 105 also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and twenty yards; three
ycar-olds and up:
to 1-Pourquoi Pas 9S Davis) / 1 y
< to Flyer 81 (PlunketO.
10 to 1-Imboden 90 q. Cnway). o h
Time I:4T2 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, j. K. Hughes b. m. % by Iroquois-E Ella
Blackburn Pathos 103. Berry Hughes 81.
DoIinda 90. Drz Kier 103 Kings Charm 81,
Arnold K 94 Fenian 81 finished as named.
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San Francisco Starts Off
With Three in the First
and These Prove Enough
SAFE DRIVES EVEN UP
Graham Settles Down After
the Opening Inning and
Does Some Splendid Work
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
CPaclhe coast league

II was three straight against the
: Commuters yesterday at Recreation
Park They were blanked all the way
and never had any ginger after San
Francisco shot three over in the initial
round. After that, there was no scor-
; ing. although lots Of hard drives were
soused about the field. Score, 8 to 0.
Barber had everything. including
confidence, TO make the Oaklanders
cult This they did before the game
was well begun. Occasionally they got
men on the bases, but then Barber be-
came stronger than ever and the Com
muters were powerless. McKune could
hit only a little dinky bounder to Bar
Der with the bases fun and two down
ia the seventh.
That first inning was an auspicious
one and the resound Of those wallops
can be heard about Eighth street yet.
WaldrOn died on a grOunder, but Hill
debrand put a Texas Lacquer" out to
right field. Meany drew a pass. Cy
Townsend hinged a rolliclking two
sacker out 10 left and both runners
came in Anderson followed the cue
of Cy and it was three right there.
After that round, Graham pitched
good baseball and was aided by luck
and by three clever double plays. His
felders all played the game and no
errors happened. Moskiman was sent
in to bat for NcKune in the ninth with
two gone and he responded with
safety TO right field. Francks ended
the agony by striking out.
Oakland got just as many hits as the
home team, but none Of them counted.
OF the twelve bingles lined out in the
game eight OF them were for double
the distance. Anderson came through
with two OF these. Julie Streib also
annexed pair. GOrton made a couple
Of good catches out in left field that
undoubtedly cut eff runs. Graham hit
the ball an awful wallop every time
he came 10 the bat. but he had no
luck Twice he lined il right to Cor
ton and in the ninth inning he shot the
leather directly to Anderson on per-
feet bound. The score:
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FIFTH RACE-One and three sixteenth
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-The $4,000
Great Republic stakes will be run here
for the first time tomorrow. Water
boy will carry top weight, 129 pounds.
Hermis is an absentee. owing to lame
ness. The days entries:
First race. seven furlongs. selling-Court-
lO3, Sidney c. Love 103, Dick Bernard 103. w
r. Condor 103, Right and True 103. Witch
craft 9S Foxy Kane 9S. Judge 81, Old Eng
land 95 Belle of Portland 81 I Monte Carlo
IO3. Girdle 90, Athel 9s
Second race the Beverick steeplechase full
course-Land of Clover 165. Fox Hunter 1872
Presgrave 1872 Inspector Stevens 150 TIP CAL
liant $50, St Jude 14s Amur 145. Adjldaumo
las. Flying Virginan 135, Alum Water 130
Third race five furlongs two-year-olds, the
Saratoga Special-Sysonby 122. Britisher 122.
Hot Shot 100.
Fourth race one and a quarter miles three
year-ods and up the Great Republic stakes,
$50 OO0-Waterboy 100, The Picket 126. Delhi
i19. Acefull III. Knight Errant 95, Grey Friar
los. Mercury 9S.
Fifth race one mile, three -year-olds and up
sellfng=Elliott 112 Fire Eater los. Old Eng
land los, Sovereign JOG. Homestead 106 Easy
Street lO6 Locket log. Aurumaster 104, Irish
Witch IOI Cottage Maid 104 Sir Ship 103,
stil.cho 103. Irascbe 103. Unmasked 103
Agnes D 102. canteen SO. Phantom 80, Ping
Pong o. Queen Belle 81, Pennant 104 Court
maid 104, Naughty Lady 81.
Sixth race, and an eighth miles. three
year-olds and up handicap-Africander 123
Pulsus ia, Fort Hunter 113. Graziallo 49,
Cloverland Ill, High Chancellor 100, Carbuncle
1O2 Palmbearer 102.
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PONY RACING ASSOCIATION
ABANDONS TWO MEETINGS
Owing to Lack of Entries There Will
Be No Gatherings at Santa Bar
bara or Del Monte.

SANTA BARBARA. Aug. 5.-Secre-
tary T. A. Driscoll of the California
Polo and Pony Racing Association
announced to-day that the race meet
ing of the association scheduled to
take place in Santa Barbara on the
25th and 27th insts. had been called Off
on account of the small number OF
owners who were able to send ponies
and horses here. Mr.. DriscOl has just
returned to his summer home in Santa
Barbara after a flying trip to San
Francisco in the interests of the asso-
citation. The absence from the coast
of some of the most influential mem
bers of the association and the small
number of ponies in training by the
other members effectually defeated
the plans Of the association.
The polo tournament to be held
by the association in Santa Barbara on
the 18th, 18th and goth will be held
as originally scheduled. Mr.. DriscOll
stated positively that there would be
no meeting of the association at Del
Monte this summer, as he did not con-
slider it would be fair to Santa Barbara
to cut its dates in favor Of the former
place.
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ELECTRIC CITY STAKES
WON BY SWEET MARIE
Fast Time Is the Rule in the Grand
Circuit Harness Races at
Buffalo.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Aug. 5.-Buffalo
closed its most successful Grand Cir
cult meeting in years with another
good crowd and sharp racing at Kenil-
worth Park this afternoon. Summary:
2:1O pace, two in three, purse S10O0-Ben F
won two straight heats in 2:09A, 2:11&. Miss
Ophelia, John +, Roy and Sadie Baron also
started.
The Iroquois Hotel Stakes for 2:14 class pac-
ers, two in three heats. purse S20O0-Black
Hal won the first and third heats in 2:10, 200.
Baron Grattan won the second heat in 2OSA
Angus Pointer and John Burns also started.
The Electric City Stakes for 2:11 class trot-
ters, two in three heats, purse $5000-Sweet
Marie won the second heat in 2:O9h and was
second in the other two heats. Tfverton won
the third heat in ? 90 and was third and sec
ond in the other two heats John Taylor won
the first heat IN 2:09% Robert VI Lady Gail
Hamilton. Judge Green Lady Patchie, Nat ]
and General aIsO starred.
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TINY BEE SCARES
IEFFRIES DURING
TRAINING SPELL
Is Found COntentedly Buzz
ing About the Gymnasium
and Is Ordered Destroyed
CHAMPION is CARELESS
His Latest Amusement Is to
Balance the Immense Bag
of Sand Upon His Head
Special Dispatch to The Call.

HARDIN SPRINGS, Aug. 5.-Jeffries,
the champion pugilist Of the world, who
knows not the meaning of fear in the
ring, has been frightened by a bee
During his gymnasium work yesterday
jeff discovered one OF the members OF
the honey trust" buzzing contentedly
around the room. It was somewhat
amusing TO see the perturbation the in
sect caused the big fellow. He sus-
pended training operations until the
bee had been killed.
An incident illustrative Of the care
lessness that at times characterizes
Jeff's work occurred two days ago. The
big fellow was not satisfied TO work
in the ordinary way with the immense
sandbag, but held the $50 pounds on
his head, much 10 the apprehension OF
the training crew. During his shadow
boxing yesterday he was in dangerous
proximity on several occasions with a
weight machine.
jeff was out on the road this morning
for a four-mile spin and returned in
good shape.
Joe Kennedy has been troubled with
a sore ear for several days, and this
has deferred the boxing.
Jim is rapidly rounding into condi-
ton and could go twenty rounds with
out further work. Delaney says the
champion is in such fine fettle that he
would be satisfied to allow jeff to 60
to New York and back before the fight
Jeff INDUCED in a game of baseball
yesterday afternoon, which was fol-
lowed by rundown. He rests and eats
well and his wind is almost in perfect
form
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Renaissance, MellwoOd,
Preventative.
Second race-MetIakatIa, Worth
ington, Lady Lavish.
Third race-Dishabille, Lucky
Charm, Red Leaf.
Fourth race-Chaflie Thompson,
Thane, Benefits Best.
Fifth race-Jack Young, Harmakis,
Flying Torpedo.
Sixth race-Six Shooter, Folies
Bergeres, just So.
Seventh race-Trapsetter, Joe Goss,
Dolly Gray.
Condition of track-Good.
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FISHERS CAsroFF DOES WE'LL.
Pitcher Hastings Shuts Out His Old
Team Mates at Portland.
PORTLAND. Q

PORTLAND. Or, Aug. Sra
= Hastings, the castof Tiger, went in
the box for Portland to-day and made
Mique Fisher unhappy. Two hits he
gave his former team mates, but that
was all Tacoma was whitewashed.
There were errors back of Hastings
that might have resulted disastrousIy.
but the twirler never let himself be
worried and worked ont his own sal
walton. Thielman was in the game
also In left field, substituting for the
injured Nadeau, he made couple Of
stops that won recognition from the
fans. His long drive TO left field
scored the only two runs Of the game
just before the game was called
Mique Fisher was presented with a
stein by some admirer. The score:
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RABBITS FEET FAIL TO
SAVE HORSE TRAINER
Charles Pleasant, a Negro, Wins and
Loses Ten Thousand Dollars
and Then Hangs Himself.


Loses Ten Thousand Dollars
and Then Hangs Himself.
With three rabbits feet in his
pocket for good luck Charles Pleasant,
a negro, went into the Sutro forest
back of Ingleside racetrack yesterday
morning and hanged himself to a
Monterey cypress tree. The branch
to which the rope was fastened was
not more than five feet high and when
the dead body was found the knees
of the corpse were only a few inches
above the ground.
Pleasant came to this city about
eight years ago from Chicago with
$4,000 that he had won on the races.
Similar speculation on this coast
ruined him.
He had been employed recently as
a horse trainer for w. B. Jennings
and had been respondent for several
days. He was 35 years old. widower
and had been living at 249 Jules ave-
nue..
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2:25 class pacing stake. 5000. mile heats.
best three In five.
Doctor W. by Robert Basler ga Eddy. L 1 L
Hattie Croner by Bay Bird (C.F. Bunch) .
The Mrs, by Derby Ash &C. W. White
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HORSENAN AND A JOCKEY
ARE RULED OFF THE TURF
Punished for Suspicious Running
of the Horse Poseur.

CHICAGO, Aug. 5.-Fred Foster,
the well known horseman. and Jockey
Charles Gray, who were recently sus-
pended by the Harlem officials be-
cause OF the suspicious running of the
horse Poseur, were ruled off the turf
for life to-day after an investigation.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.
BY the Chicago Inter ocel

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Delagoa, Phil Finch
Viola.
Second race--Mum, Rams Horn
Allen Avon.
Third race-Tokalon, Miss Craw-
ford, HuZzah.
Fourth race-Ananias, Bearcatcher
MonaStic.
Fifth race-Ahola, Birchbroom. In
cubatOr.
Sixth race-Moorish Damsel, Flax
man, Weberfelds.
Seventh race-Don't Ask Me, CeIe.
bration, Maud Muller.
Condition of track-Fast.
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Racing at the Meadows.

SEATTLE, Aug. 5.--Results at The Mead
ows:
First race five furlongs selling-HirtIe won
Meteora second. Our Choice third Time
1:01A
Second race seven furlongs selling-Pbv7
won. Pilot second, All About third. Time
1:2Sh.
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Matt Ho
gan won. Mimo second Penzance third. Time
1:14.
Fourth race. one mile-Arthur Ray won
Tamm second Honduran third Time .4aIL
Fifth race mile. selling-Gaucho Won
Capable second, Harry Thatcher third Time
LAIN.
Cerro Santa won, Suburban Queen second
Huapala third. Time. 119A.
Seventh race. one mile and fifty yards sell.
ing-Invictus won Isabellita second ITitruda
third Time, 1:44H.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Girdle, w. II. Condor,
Old England.
Second race-Chamblet entry, St.
Jude, Presgrave.
Third race-Sysonby, Britisher, Hot
Shot.
Fourth race-Aceful, Knight En-
rant, Waterboy.
Fifth race-Elliott, Old England,
Queen Belle.
Sixth race-CloverIand, Palmbearer,
GraZiallO.
Condition of track-Fast.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Bernard. c. Smith. Fsrors
Flood %. Toman, Spies, Van Haltren RianL-
enship. Hits-On Williams 4 Home rs,n
CraFath. Sacrifice hits-Van Haltren FSis,l,
enshp Bases on errors-Los Angeles 1 Ses1
tie 3. Left on bases-Los Angeles z. seattle
Z. Bases on balls-Oh Williams. 4: of Baum
=. Struck out-By Baum ?: by Williams i
Double plays-C. Smith TO Blankenship: Flood
20 Braskesr; c. Hall TO Bankenship Hit 10
pitcher-Williams Time of game-One hour
and ffty-fVe minutes. Umpire-McCarthy
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The entries for
races at the Fair Grounds

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 5.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
follow:
First race, eleventh sxtsenths Of a mile.
selling-MeIlwood 100, Fred Priesmeyer 104.
My Eleanor 100. A Lady %. Tim Hurst 9s.
Preventative 9S Infammabe 95. La Princess
90 Renaissance 95 Pillar %.
Second race. seven furlongs, selling-Irby
Rennett 1Os Pierce J los. Worthington 100.
Miss Manners 9S, Mohave as. Sam Stevens 9S
Remington 9S Hucena 9S, Metlakatla 9S,
Radium 81. Lady Lavish 90, Iona 81.
Third race. six furlonss-Red Leaf 105.
Dishabille 105, Dameron 80. A. Muskoday 90,
Lucky Charm o. Monaco Maid "a. CDishabille
and Lucky Charm, Bennett entry)
Fourth race. the Mississippi selling stakes.
mile-Charlie Thompson 107. Hilee 103 Thane
90, Mafalda 81, Orient 90. (Orient and Ma
falda. Hayes entry.)
Fifth race. one and sixteenth miles, purse
Flying Torpedo 1os Jack Young lo1 Light
Opera 9S, Claremont 9S, Harmakis 9S.
Sixth race. six furlongs. purse-Six Shooter
no Ice Water 105. Just So 100. Rebo 100,
j. w O'Neill 100. Follies Bergeres 9S
Seventh race, seven furlongs, se.,-ng-Oper-
ator 113. Dolly Gray 103. Crime 103. Joe Goss
100 Trapsetter 100. Velos 100. Aggie Lewis 81
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Hunt Is Again a Winner.

MINNEAPOLIS. Mimi, Aug. S.
play in the Northwestern tennis tourn-
ment to-day reached the semi-finals in
singles. in which r. G. Hunt of Cali
fornia defeated J. B. Larned of Lake
Forest, ILL.,, 7-5, 6-3, 11-9. In the
semi-finals in doubles Waidner Of
Chicago and Hunt defeated Wallace
and Hale of Minneapolis 60, 6-S, GA.
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Erb to Help coach stanford.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. s.
Will M. Erb. member of the STAN
ford football team of 1900, has been
appointed assistant football coach for
the coming year. Since leaving STAN
ford Erb has attended Columbia Uni
versity, where he played on the varsit,
team. Last year he coached the team
at Vanderbilt University
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-06

Doctor ], by DR.. Hicks (E. Daniels) .....4 4
Time, 2:14A. 2:13A. 2:131z.
Henry n and Ruby H were distanced and
Doc was withdrawn after the second heat.
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Joe Corbett Home Again.

Pitcher Joe Corbett arrived last
night from St.sLouis to join the San
Francisco baseball team. Joe was
bit tired after the long journey. but
otherwise appeared in good health
and spirits. He will probably join the
team to-day.
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.Totals.2s 27 II Totals.27 Q ?

Runs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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McGovern win Not Fight Nelson.

Sam Harris, representing Terry Nc
Govern, has declined the offer of a
match with Nelson for next month.
McGovern would be willing to meet
either Britt or Corbett, but SHES at
Nelson. The latter is a hard nut TO
crack and if Terry won it would not
give him back his title.
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ANOTHER DEFEAT FOR ANGELS.
Seattle Has All the Luck Besides
Hitting Baum Freely.

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 5.-Willams
was too much for the locals to-day
until the seventh inning, when he he
came wild and ineffective. c. Han was
sent in before the inning ended and
probably saved the game. Baum was
hit freely. The visitors had an the
luck there was going and got severaI
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sIxrH RAcE-slx furlongs: three-year.olds

anu up seIIlnR.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. a. Fin.
- to to 1-oPt9nsI PnsIna6 loo ag !shSysrs foysT5 u
to l-Harney 10 (TIoffer). 21153 Il
Time, IA. Start good. Won handily. Win
ner. II. Dernhams ch. (5) by Albert-Op-
tion Jackful 102 Marco 102, Tellfare 1O3,
Ernest Parham no. Tom Maybin los. Fly Lady
o. finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-06
SUMMARY.

Errors-Anderson. Hldebrsnd. Barber Two
base hlts-HIdebrand. Townsend. Anderson 2.
Francis streib >. Barber First base On er-
rors-DaiNanl g First base on called balls
OF Barber , on Graham 4. Left on bases
san Francisco 3. Oakland 9. Struck out-By
Barber . by Graham T. Hit by pitcher-An-
derson- Double plays-AndersOn 10 Hide
brand to Townsend; Graham TO Devereaux to
iFranczs; McKune 10 Kruger 70 Strefb; Kruger
q stre.b- Time Of game-1 .35. Umpire
O'Connel.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-06
another Prize for Yacht Ingomar

COWES, Isle of Wight, Aug. s.
The American schooner yacht Ingo-
mar to-day won another Royal Yacht
squadron prize of $500 for yachts Of
more than 100 tons, defeating six
Yachts, including Kaiser Williams Me-