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The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
HANLON AND McGOVERN
SIGN FOR SIX-ROUND GO
Little Fighters Will Meet Before In
dustrial Club of Philadelphia
Next Month

NEW YORK, Sept 19.-Terry McGovern OF
New York and Eddy HanIon of San Francisco
were matched last night to fight six rounds
at catch weights before the Industrial Athletic
Club in Industrial Hall. Philadelphia, on the
night OF October 10 This Is the most irnpor-
tant match made between little men in a long
time
Bob Deadly represented Hanlon in the ne
gotiations. while Sam Harris signed for Nc
Govern. Terry will go into training at once
at Esterly near Reading, Pa. under the direc-
tion Of Joe Humphreys. Harris chief OF staff
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SEATTIE- sent. 1a.-Seattle managet

SEATTLE, Sept. 19.-Seattle managed
to win from San Francisco to-day in
the last Of the ninth. 1t was hard
hitting and good fielding game from
start to finish. with luck favoring the
home team on run getting in proportion
to hits.
AS an illustration of this, Seattle had
four runs as compared with two for
San Francisco at the end of the third,
yet San Francisco had eight hits as
compared TO three for Seattle. Almost
every inning brought a tie score or
narrow lead for one side or the other.
Joe Corbett went in at the end of the
seventh, and in the ninth. with the
score a tie, he hit Frisk, who was sac
rificed to second. A wild pitch sent him
to third and he scored on Murphy's sim
gle. Score:
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ATTEND
ASSOCIATION MEETING
Championship Pennant VIII Be Pre-
sented TO Winning Club at
Social Gathering.

Al meeting OF the California Cricket As
sociation held last night in this city there
were present Captain John Metcafe, first vice
president. in the chair; Henry Ward and T.
J. A. Tledemann, vice presidents: DR.. o. y.
Taylor. delegate OF the Pacific Cricket Club,
and Henry Roberts. delegate OF the san Fran
cisco County Cricket Club. The sum OF S35 from
the funds Of the association was voted 10 liqui-
date the amounts due TO the groundkeeper and
others. Henry Ward. vice president. and Ar
thur Inkersley. secretary Of the association.
were appointed a committee 70 draw up q
set OF resolutions regarding the late Edward
Brown, Tor several years president Of the as
Eociation.
II was decided that the pennant given by
the late Edward Brown be presented at a
general social meeting OF members of all the
clubs 20 the representatives of the club that
wins the championship of 1904
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GROWERS OF WINE GRAPES
SHOWING DISSATISFACTION
Complain of Methods of Association
and Smallness of Price Offered
for CPOD

SANTA ROSA. Sept. Decentralization Is
stirring the wine grape growers of the northern
part OF Sonoma County. They are up against
the California Wine Association, which is only
offering them $13 for their crop, and compell-
ing them to accept their money in three INSTALL
ments. Two Of these become payable in three
talked Of forming cooperative company and
erecting a winery of their own, but they did
not act quickly enough, and then II was real
lied that the winery could not be got ready
for the crop OF that year. At the present time
1t is probable that they will take active
measures to establish winery of their Nown
for next seasons vintage.
Healdsburg growers, who are in q vicinity
where Independent wineries abound are re-
ceiving SIC from the wineries. At Cloverdale
and Geyscrvlle there are nothing but associa-
tion wineries. and the grower has either to sell
his crop to them or haul to Healdsburg, a DIS
tance OF sixteen miles.
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Peerless Mare Is Now the
Acknowledged Queen
of the Turf"
speeIal plspateh 70 The can.

GRAVESEND, n. Y, Sept. 10
Twenty thosuand persons saw the
grand race mare Beldame win the
first special to-day. 1t was her thir-
teenth start and eleventh victory this
year, her only two defeats being when
she ran third in the Metropolitan
handicap at one mile, won by Irish
Lad, and second to Hermis in the Test
handicap at one mile at Brighton. In
both these races Beldame was ad
judged by all observers to have had
hard luck. In the Metropolitan she
was ridden by an apprentice, A. Bren-
nan, and was much knocked about.
In the Test handicap she was in the
pocket for more than half a mile.
Her conQueror, Hermis, has not run
since that race and has been retired
for the year. Irish Lad. too, is in re-
tirement.
More than $50, 900 has been won by
Beldame this year. AS she has landed
at all distances and on both dry and
muddy tracks and against the best
horses whose owners would run
against her, it cannot be denied that
she is fairly entitled to being called
Queen of the Turf
FIRST RACE-About six furlongs; handi-
Eetting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
IL TO 10 Amelia, 125 tRedfrn) l IA
to 2-deCniaas' de9 so, 1JS 155 gS [3,NeiD. 29 "a
Time, 1:O9 40. Start bad. Won driving.
Winner. E r. Thomas br. f. by Ben Brush
La Colonia- Damon. Shot Gun. Toscan. Divi'
nation, Councilman, finished as named.
SECOND RACE-About two and half
miles; The Hitchcock steeplechase Handicap;
three -year-olds and upward:
Betting, Ecrse. Weight, Jockey, st. q Fin.
To n4~aTl 1
9 to 1-DanyD.D. 135 CRoberts).. 13 21
to 2-Fcxhunter. 1e5 Ray....4 IS 32o
Winner, Mr.. Chambiett's br. &. by Hermence-
Vis-a-Vis. Zinzbar. Maiden, Nancy d, De-
livery, The Ragged Cavalier. finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-About six furlonxs; The
Betting. Horse weight Jockey St. q Fin
l to 3-Sysonby, 127 (Redfern)... - -
l to 3-Wild Mint, III shaw. "a p
Time, 100 2-5. start good. Won easily.
Winner. ]. r. Keenes b. c. by Melton Opti-
mo. Hot Shot. JonQuil. finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-one and a quarter miles;
the tn. First Special; three-year-olds and up:
Even-Beldame ia (O'NeiD.... 1 4 i IA
8 to 1-Caushnawaga. 126 (odm) 2 h 23
Time. 2:06. Start good Won easily. Win
ner, n. Benningtons ch. f. by Octagon-Bella
Donna Pulsus, Ort Wells, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Five and half furlongs;
selling two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin
8 to Thirty Third, 104 (Crimns 1151
3 to 2-Danseuse, % CIV. Davis) l "a %
to 2-Niblick 101 (Travers) -. 4 u Il
Time, 1907 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner. S. S. Browns br. f. by Sir Dixon
High Degree. Confessor, Hildebrand Eccen-
trical. Wild Irishman King Cole, Rose Mary
Kane, Roycroft, Indian Star, Ivanhoe, High
life, finished as named
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles;
selling; three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
to Grey Friar. 1O6 CIV. Davis) IL II
to to isle i-5ane Holly. oil Sn11 ss aiiahanj 5iss
Time, las 2-5. Start poor. Won easily.
Winner, J. W Schorr's gr. g. by St. George
Una b. Hydrangea, Cottage Maid, Waswift
Pentaur, Locket, Brunswick, finished as
named.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-BugIe Horn, Lookaway,
Check Morgan.
Second race-Piller, Bavarian, Mi
lam's entry.
Third race-Athena, Extol, DIR.
Eier.
Fourth racc-Commodore, Foot
lights Fayorite, Pretension.
Fifth race-Atlas, Dargin, Laura
Hunter.
Sixth race-Broodler, Alcom r, St.
SimOnian.
Condition of the track-Heavy.
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MISS WOODEN BEATS MISS
WORCESTER ON PARK COURT
Fair Players Put Up Splendid Exhibi-
ton of Tennis, Which Proves
Close ThrouChout

The final match OF the second series which
vas not finished on the park tennis courts
Saturday afternoon completed yesterday.
The contestants were Miss Anabelle Wooden
and Miss Worcester. Each had won set and
The score stood II in the third set when
darkness caused g postponement The third
set was played over yesterday afternoon and
resulted IN a victory for Miss Wooden. The
score OF the set which was a deuce one,
shows how evenly matched the two young
ledies are The score was 80 This is Miss
Vodden's second victory and the racket which
was 20 be twice goes 70 her permanently.
Both young ladies played good tennis con-
esderinE their limited experience and will Be
heard from IN the future
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
DRAINAGE PROBLEM SIMPLE,
SAY THE COMMISSIONERS
Officials Amazed at the Vastness and
Productiveness of Land Near
TuIaPe Lake.

HANFORD. Sept 19.-Commissloners P. ].
Van Loben Sells Of Sacramento, E.W. S. Woods
of Stockton and J. w. Dutton Of Collinsville,
and members of the River Drainage and I'm
provement Association, visited Tulare Lake
Saturday Engineers T.. G. Dabney of Misss-
sippi and H. M Chttenden and I. B. Richard
son of Louisiana, all of the United States army,
were with them. They were amazed at the
vastness and productiveness OF this section and
said the question of drainage not great
problem, but that demands united work by
the people The country, they said, can be
made into paradise.
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Warslhins at Sam Diego.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 19.-The United States
warship New York. flagship OF the Pacific
squadron; the protected cruiser Boston. the
gunboat Bennington and the collier Nero are
outside this harbor. The torpedo boat Paul
Jones arrived in port this morning and got
the mail. 1t Is expected that the fleet will
be met here by the Chicago. which is to
relieve the New York, which will proceed from
this point to the Brooklyn navy yard The
Paul Jones will remain here to act as dis
patch boat between here and MagdaIena Bay.
where the warships are to engage in tar
get practice.
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Innanese PLAN a COLONY.

VANCOUVER, B. c., Sept. 19.-The Japan
ese are planning a great farming and indus
trial colony in the Canadian Northwest. Two
days ago a party of japanese business men
arrived from Yokohama and spent some time
looking around this country. They propose
to purchase a large tract of land and when
that is done will probably apply for a further
grant from the Government. They will then
bring several thousand to this coast to set
tie the lands under a common COLOMBIA
tfon scheme.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Fears Friends of His Enemy.

SANTA ROSA. Sept. 10. - Timothy Lynch.
the man who swore to warrant for the ar
rest of Pete Lopez on a charge OF highway
robbery, has appealed to the law for protection
against the friends Of the man he accuses. He
declares that he dares not stay in the vicinity
OF Mount Olvet where he and Lopez picked
hops because the friends of the latter have
threatened to kill him. While Lynch was in
town swearing to the warrant his camp was
h11r ia rs zod
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
PRISON DIRECTORS LOSERS
IN INJUNCTION ACTION
Court Holds Oficials Have No Right
to Interfere With the Flow of
Folsom River.

SACRAMENTO, Sept 19.-The action brought
several months ago by the Sacramento Electric.
Gas and Railway Company against the State
or any OF the employees of the State Prison at
Folsom from interfering with the flow of water
through the headgates of the company at the
dam near Folsom was to-day decided by Su-
perior Judge j. W. Hughes in favor OF the
electric company.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Great Show Horse Is Dead.

ScITUATE, Mass, Sept. 19.-Glorious Flying
Cloud. Thomas W. Lawson's famous show
horse is dead The end very suddenly
and the veterinary surgeons are unable to
state the cause. The stallion. for which Law
son paid S12, coo before the horse was trained,
was years old and had a record of having
never been beaten at a horse show. He won
the championship single. double and tandem
at several great shows, including those at
Boston and New York.
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GRAvEsEND sELECmoNs.

First race-Auditor. Letola, Major
Pelham.
Second race - Oiseau. Bedouin,
HandZarra.
Third race-Armenia. LetoIa, Coun-
terpoise.
Fourth race-Rowe's entry, Or
monde's Right, DandcIion.
Fifth race-Santa Catalina, Myopia,
Raiment.
Sixth race-Sais, Stuyve, Midship-
man.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-R. Hall. Wilson, Gochnauer, Van
Buren,. Anderson. Earned runs-Seattle 8. San
Francisco 3. Two-base hits-Mohler, Muir
ply. Leahy. Three base hits-Wilson. Dele
hanty, Barber. Meany, Hildebrand. Sacrifice
hit-Delehanty. Stolen bases-Blankenship
Frisk. H.ldebrand. Double plays-Hal
Mohler and Murphy: Blankenship and Wilson,
Hildebrand and Leahy. Bases on balls-Oh
c. Hall 8. off Barber 4. Struck out-By c.
Hall 3 Hit by pitched ball-Frisk, Mohler
(both by Corbettt) Wild pitch-By Corbett
Innings pitched-Barber :. Hits-Oh Barber
II, of Corbett .. Barbers opponents at bat
30 Time of game 2 hours and 10 minutes
Umpire-McCarthy.
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.
By Chicago Inter Ocean.

by CnlcaRo inter Ocean-
First race-TOgo, Effie M. Raviana
Second Face-Schwarzwald, Lingo,
John E, Owens.
Third race-Port Royal, Ananias,
FOnSOluca.
Fourth race-shawana, Magistrate,
Gregor Il.
Fifth race-Belle Kinney, Subtle,
Moorish Damsel
Sixth race-Big Ben. Mamie Hodge,
White Plume.
Seventh race-Dr. Stephens, Sing
ing Master, Louisville.
Condition OF the tracIx-Good.
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Awarding of Bids Is stopped.

REDDING, Sept. 19.-The Board Of Super
visors was stopped this morning from awardirS
a S15 OO0 emergency contract for the repair OF
the Redding free bridge to the Burrell Con
struction Company OF San Francisco by a pc
titon of a taxpayer for a writ OF review The
Supervisors then called for competitive bids
The proposed awarding OF the contract under
the emergency clause caused much bitter opDo-
sition throughout the county
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OVERALL STARS ONCE MORE.
Brownies Barely Succeed in Making
One Lone Run.

PORTLAND, Sept. 19.-overan and the other
Tigers ate up the Brownies to-day by score
OF to J. Again the cry raised against
Umpire Brown. In the third inning Doyle
was down and Brown, instead Of calling Shee-
han out on strikes kept him in front of Iberg
until he hit a drive TO Thielman, which was
mufed This put Iberg dizzy street and
Nordyke Eagan and Lynch smashed out
singles one after another, that netted two
runs. Score:
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Thlelman CD, Hurley. Weed ~.
Clynes, Steelman, Iberg. Sacrifice hit-Esgsn.
Earned runs-Portland 1, Tacoma L. Stolen
bases-Isynch, Nadeau, Clynes. Bases on balls
-On Iberg l. off Overall 1. Struck out-By
Iberg 4 by Overall 9. Two-base hits-Eagan,
Beck. Left bases-Portland 4. Tacoma 6.
Double play-Graham to Casey. Time of
game-One hour and fifty minutes. Umpire
Brown
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SAN JOSE Sept 19-About $4,000 damage
was done by FIRE in a warehouse in the rear
Of the John Stock sons hardware establishment
on South First street this afternoon. The fire
is supposed TO be due to the careless use OF a
lighted candle by an employe. The loss Is
partly covered by insurance
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Three Boxing Permits Granted.

The Police Committee OF the Board OF su-
pervisors yesterday granted the San Francisco
Club a permit to hold a professional boxing
contest on September 80 The Bay City Club
received a permit to hold an amateur show
September q and permit was also issued
to the Hayes Valley Club to hold an amateur
exhibition on October IL.
The San Francisco call., 1904-09-20
Borak Canters Away From
Ethel'S Pride on a
Heavy Track.
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call.

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 19.-The fourth
race originally carded for to-day was
declared off and the second race
split. Borak won the feature in a
common canter from EthePs Pride.
The track was very heavy. Weather
threatening. Attendance $500. Sum-
maries:
FIRST RACE-six turlongs; maiden three
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. y Fin
4 to Tom Rowe, 1o5 Dugan(.. 24 u
to 2-Lookaway 1O5 Rice)..... 43 3s
Time. :2214. Start poor. Won easily. Win
Bustler 1o5. Fanette iO5. Modoc 1oS. Maid Of
the Order 105. Tamette los. finished as named.
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin
% to fF1nr fNs9I sH@s FF. ldS Ss ,e9SssR Ss
8 to Katie Crew. los CWillms) IA s6
Time, 1:O9%. Start good. Won driving.
rate % Of Pensance ~ sfo eFashionabie' Triump6tress Fri
10S Lucky Pick los. Gotta Stone 10S, finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlonss three-year-Olds
and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. y Fin.
to 1-vulcain. 105 (Anderson). 32 "a
3 to lady Contrary. 107(GlltD L "a 81
ner. A. H Pendleton's CHI g. 90 by Russell
Norma. King Fox II 90. Lacache 1oT. Little
Corker 1o7, Lovable 1O7. Bird Pond 9e. fn-
ished named.
FOURTH RACE+F1vs furlongs; maiden
two-year- -olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
Even-Borak, los CIV. Dugan).. Il 4
4 to 1-Ethel's Pride. 1os HoweD 22 23
3 to 1--Korea. 104 (Austin). 81 33
Time. 1:07H. Start good Won easily.
Winner. j. K. Hughes br Z. by Topgallant-
Aola Lala. Banner Belle los, Passive los.
Sonya 102. Clara Dee los. finished as named
FIFTH RACE-One and q sixteenth miles;
three -year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
to 5-Pourqui Pas 100 (HAnsn) Is 1t
to Mildred L, 94 (Seder).... 23 2S
to 1-Mainspring, 103 (Rice)... 32 8 80
Time, 1:57at. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. J. X. Hughes b. m. a. by Iroquois- Ella
Blackburn. Blissful 1O2, also ran.
SIXTH RACE-sIx furIongs; three-year-olds
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin.
to 1-Atlas. Sc (sedsr) r);. III d2
to 1-Dusky, 100 CMcLaughlin) 23 SO
Time 1:22 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, c. Schwaacher's b. (. CD by Huron-Ar-
miel. Jerry Hunt 100. Bensonhurst 105, hn-
fshed named.
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SLAYS GIRL WHO REFUSED
HIM AND KILLS HIMSELF
NAY" of a Miss of 16 Cause Of
Double Tragedy I'm
Vancouver.

VANCOUVER, Sept 19.-Joseph Nucci
aged 40. to-day shot and killed Daisy Capel-
10, aged 16. because she would not marry
him. He then turned the revolver on him
self and fell dead beside her.
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REGISTRATION TO DATE.-The total reg
istration up to last Saturday night was 81 ,69S
Four years ago the figures reached but 81 ,5S4
showing a gain OF more than 10000.
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ST. LOUIS BATS OUT
VICTORY IN FIFTEENTH
Boston Champions Take a Tumble
When They Face Plank Of the
Athletics.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, Sept. 1e.-St. Louis and Cleve-
land split even here to-day IN a double header.
st. Louis took the first game after fifteen inn
ings when two men had been retired. The
first game a pitchers battle between
Bernhard and sudhoff in which the latter did
the better work. Attendance, 400 Scores:
Ct. .ss Loul: :a%:~ me-. ............. s
Batteries-sudhotr and sugden: Bernhard
and Bemis.
Second game r. H. z.
s5:vsfsns St; tGGls ..'..........a .......'. .........a 8 Q
Batteries-Pelty and Kahoe; Joss and Ost-
dick.
BOSTON. Sept. 1s-Failure to hit Plank
to-days game Attendance. 1900 Score: '''''
Philadelphia .......... ........... 0
Boston ...'.......'-..'.. ...'....
Batteries-Plank and Noonan; TannehiH and
Criger.
CHICAGO. Sept. 1e.-Detroit could do moth
Ing with White to-day. Attendance, 340o
Score:
Chicago .......... ................ Q
OetrolL ssss's.s sssssssssssssssss
Batteries-white and Sullivan; Kitson and
Drill.
WASHINGTON. Sept 1s.-New York made
a succession OF hits in the hrst and fourth
innings. Attendance. 1000 Score:
wa.hlnston 1900. ............
New York .......... ..........
Batteries-Townsend and Clarke; Powell and
Mcguire.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 19.-Suthof's pitch
ing and good fielding gave the locals another
victory. Attendance 1900. Score:
Boston .;;..... ................. II
Batteries-Pittinger and Needham; suthon
and Dooin.
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UNCLE PLAYS
IN HARD LUCK
Although Seals Pound Hall
for Nineteen Safe Hits
They Lose by One Tally
BARBER IS TAKEN OUT
Joe COrbett'S Wildness Lets
In the Winning Run Dur
ing Final Inning of Day

STANDING OF THD CLUBS.
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FOURTH RACE.one and a quarter miles;

Ine FIRST Special: three-year-olds and up:
fs1g EVanBedame aGPSe Mfls9t 1f4 S9ihey st. FiR
8 to 1-Caughnawaga, 126 Codm) 2h 23
TO 1-Stalwart, III CRedfern).. AZ 10
Time, 2:06 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. n. Bennington's ch. (. by Octagon-Bella
Donna Pulsus, Ort Wells, finished as named.
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FIFTH RAcE-Five and half furlongs;

selling; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St. q Fin
to 5-Thirty- Third, 1O4 (Crimns 11151
to 2-Danseuse, 97 CIV. Davis) 1 "a 90
to 2-Niblick. 101 CTravers) -. . 4 u Il
Time, 1907 2-5. Start fair. Won easily.
Winner, S. S. Browns br. f. by Sir Dixon
High Degree. Confessor, Hidebrand, Eccen-
trical. Wild Irishman, King Cole Rose Mary
Kane. Roycroft. Indian Star Ivanhoe, High
life. finished as named.
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THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; purse; two
year-olds:
Betting, Horse. Weight Jockey st. Fin
Even-The Novice, 112 (HenFSO l 2151
9 to LA Sagitte. 1O4 (Mountn) u 81
15 to Torpedo, los (HotherseD h =
Time. :03 1-5. Start fair Won easily.
Winner. T. r. Hitchcock Jr.'s b. C. by Ham
burg Sister Stella Kate Zitt 112, Grace Ell
lott 112. Marmont 115, finished named.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS

Totals s5 10 13 % Is
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AT Detroit r. H. Z.
Detroit .....1 0 1 2 1 Il SIS - 2
Washington. 0002 00001-3 0
Batteries: Donovan and Buelow;
Orth and Drill.