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PLAY SENSATIONAL BALL.
Jud Smith and Toman Do Clever
Work on Field AT Seattle.

SEATTLE. Aug 26.-With three
men on bases In the third inning to-
day. Blankenship got a home run TO
deep center In this inning Seattle
piled Up seven hits and nine runs.
Van Haltren and Frisk each got two
hits.
Walter Han was in the box for the
Loo Lo0s, but his former effectiveness
deserted him and he was easy
throughout the game. Seattle gather
ing il sixteen hits. including two two
baggers and q trinle.
Jud Smith and Toman played SEN
saronaI ball SeatrIe's fielding was
rot sstonishingly brilliant. but II was
STEADY and free from errors.
Shields pitched q fine game and
felded his position after the order OF
jay Hughes The score.
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INFANTRYMAN CARRIES
OFF HONORS OF SHOOT
Sergeant Scores 1852 Out Of Possible
500 in Contest at Fort
Riley

FORT. RILEY, Kans-, Aug. 26.-The
firing in the national individual rife
match at the national range at Fort
Riley was finished this afternoon with
the completion of two skirmish runs
by each competitor. In addition to
the skirmish runs the 500-yard score
in rapid fire, left over from yesterdays
programme. was shot off. In the two
days work the possible score was 500.
Following are the four competitors
making the highest scores, together
with scores and medals and cash prizes
TO be presented to them Tomorrow:
First Sergeant George Sayer, Fifteenth Unit
ed States Infantry score 462: gold medal and
see.
Sergeant H Baptist. Marine Corps. score 4e1 :
gold medal and Se2-
Captain Thomas q Donaldson. Eighth Cav
airy. score ass gold medal and $55
First Lieutenant X. v Casey. Seventy-frst
New York National Guard, score 45I; gold
medal and SO.
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Alleged Good Things Fail
to Get Under the Wire
First and Public Suffers
JOCKEY TAKES TUMBLE
Falls Of Gray Morn at the
Half-Mile Post. but Luck
lily Escapes Serious Injury
Special Dispatch TO The can.

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 26.-The State
Fair race meeting caught its old-tlme
swing today and a fairly good card
was run of before a fair attendance.
With little something doing in the
betting ring at all times.
The syndicate book fattened the or
dinarily lean programme by giving an
additional race. a seven furlong func-
ton. over which the odds were so
tight that IL would have required a
burglar with a jimmy 70 break in.
AT post time there was a slight loOs-
ening. but those who fancied they were
wearing their sporting raiment had not
recovered from the first shock sufi-
GENTLY 70 make a plunge and the syn
dictate quit 10 the good and the day.
A quartet Of teamsters tried 10 break
" G. Durfee's string OF luck in the in
ftiaI event. a 2-2T trot, but failed sig
nally. Reta II. the we'll played favor
tie. winning q creditabIe race in
straight heats. Nance O'NeiI. after
dropping the first heat 10 Billy Red.
won the second race. a pace for the
Pr class. and her victory was a popu-
lar one N the second heat Billy Red
crowded the mare almost on top OF the
rail and when Zibble registered a pro-
test with the judges, ii was needed and
the heat awarded 10 Nance O'Nei
Idslum, al even money. landed the
talents money in the third race, q
handicap for all ages. at i've furIougs.
Enjoyment showed a burst Of speed in
the stretch and beat Wandering Boy
for the place. Johnson fell of Gray
Morn al the half-mile post, but was
not seriously hurt
Edgecliffe was supposed 20 be the
good thing in the fourth race a handi-
cap for wO-year-Olds, at five furIongs.
He was backed down 10 l 10 5, but was
beaten q length by Gossiper. an
even money chance, Anita knight, al
> 70 I. being third
Sir Preston. a 10 > favorite, took
the fifth race, five furlongs, winning
easily By a length from Our Pride.
File dor won the closing event OF
the day. seven furlongs. beating Hua-
paIa two lengths. Pilot was third
summary
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YOUNG HOUNDS IN TRAINING
FOR THE RICH FUTURTTY
1t is Expected Fifty-Six Clever Per-
formers VIII Start in the COurs-
inc Fixture.

The California Coursing Futurfty
for greyhounds whelped in 1903. will
be run one week from to-day and to-
morrow at Union COursing Park.
Sixty-six are eligible to start and it is
expected at least ffty-six Of these will
go TO the slips The draw will be held
next Wednesday night at Pythian Cas-
tie.
COursing viii commence TO-DAY at
Ingleside Park at 1880. The likely
winners look TO be:
Class stake-PicadiHy. Rector. Carlow Boy.
Brazeu- Valley Pride. Royal Friend Gallant
Gl3ncer Sea Lion. General Fremont Vfnda-
In.perIous. Fun Moon, Runaway Actress. Rag
gel Actor. Tom King. Naughty Helen. Queen >
Motto. Lost Chord. Honest John, silver Heels
Sir " inton-
Reserve stake-smlIer Msdsa. Haddinzton.
Pronrto. Magic stun Doreen. Frank Dunn
The Mist. IAttis klamath. WedgswOod. Anna
dale. Boo r. Commercial Traveller. Ouida.
Lady MEMO. Pepper Jack. Star Sylvanus Lit
tie Mercy. Anna Ryns, Mountain Eagle Rich
Array. Icellus. Young Johnny Rex Humbug
Black Bart, Frisky Boy. Little Lucy Reck-
less Boy and Beauty Gold
This weeks card at Union Park
will be run tomorrow in its entirety.
The sport will commence upon the ar
rival Of the 1915 a m. cOursing train.
The likely winners:
Reserve stake - Gambit. Renezads Apache.
Hudson. Frisco Lad Fair Tralee Intruder.
Apple Blossom. TiIIie 2. Amandan In Time
Golden Fortune. Fancy Free. COnroy. C0IOred
Lady, Belfast. risky Barbara Old Irousides.
Donnybrook Orsina. Rural Artist. Advance
Guard, The Referee. Don Pedro. Cubanola
Pasha Pleasant. Racing Auto. VandaL BaIen-
dine. Lucy Clair. John Heenan, Rocker Arm.
Raby Aurora General Dewet Rose OF Gold
High Born. NellOwtatl-
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

BY New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Fox Hunter. The Rag
ged Cavalier, Flying Yirginian.
Second race-Teacress. Workman.
Bill Baile-- III.
Third race-ReliabIe. AIan-a-DaIe.
Collector JeSsuo.
Fourth race-Duryea entry, syson-
by, Hot Shot.
Fifth race-Gunfire, Ormonde's
Right, DimpIe.
Sixth race-Flammula. Sheriff Bell,
Leader.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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NICHOLS HOLDS
BOSTON DOWN
BeaneaterS Are Unable To
Land on st. Louis TWirler,
While Willis Is Hit Hard
WASHINGTON DEFEATED
Cleveland Wins a Stubborn
TWelve-Inning Game From
Capital City Ball TOssers
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS. Aug 2s.-st Louis scok The
final game OF the series from Bosto1 this
afternoon. Boston vas unable 70 score until
the last inning. when Nichols let down and
two runs came in before The side wa retired
Wills vas hit freely By 81 Louis Attsn4anee,
81 Louis --.-.--.-.-- ..-.-...-...
BstTsri.s-NicEois and CRAZY: WIZ Ead
Marshall Cmpire-Zimusr.
CHICAGO. Aug. 25.-Brovn'B xcsuart
York cut. Attsndanes $500. score:
Chicago s;--.-------.- .---------- :
Bat5eries-Brown and king: Elliott and
Warner. Umpirss-Esnnsdy and Enslis.
was Dsysd here hi s5aa AUS re ES. via
Brooklyn scheduled for to-day was played
an open date earlier IN the season
burg down to-day and had no trouble IN keep
ing hits scattered Attendance. 1900 Score:
Fill,sl,s ..-.-.--.'s. .--.'..'.--
BstteTlss-Lyneh ana Phelps: Gordon and
Doom Uupires-Carpenter and Moran
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
WASHINGTON. aus 29-clsyeiaad ven a
ss192TFn game Score rom 'anE''A
Washington ................ 5000.
Battsries-Paitsa and Kittrsdss: Jess aai
BOSTON. Aug. 2a-Gssoa h.la chicago
down four hits to-day and Boston b.
a score OF 3 70 L Attsndanes. 600 score
r H. z
E->lol s---.s-~rs
LhlcdEo --..--.-- -----s-s 4
Battsries-Gioson and Crigsr; smith and Nc
Farland.
NEW YORK. Aug 26-Lonz hits BY Can
zsn and timely hts By Conroy enabled New
York 70 win from s. Louis today Attend
ance, 400 Score:
R H z
- -eL-s s-sssrssFr
New York ....-...-.-.-.-. 10
Bstteries-Howsu ard OfCOnn0r; Claxton
and KIsinoW.
PHILADELPHIA Aug. 96.-8Iuuln weak
sned In the ffth inning to-day ard the locals
r H z
$50. ----.''-- --------------
Battsries-Nuilin and Bevils. Bender ard
Powers
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PORTLAND LOSES To OAKLAND
Pitcher Iberg Apparently Has Fallen
Heir TO Buffers HOodOo.

PORTLAND, Aug z6.-The Dugs did
some ragged batting to-day and men
were constantly left on bases Iberg
had apparently fallen heir to Buffers
h00doO. for the Osklands punched their
HITS and made it ; 10 1. Three were
made in the third and two more in the
eighth
Iberg had the Commuters going for
the drst two innings Then they got
three men on bases and sent them
romEing home sand the funeral began
and The fans who now think Portland
should win most everything were grieV-
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Lady Vashti, Joe GOss,
Atlas.
Second race Picture Hat, De
Grammont, Tim Hurst.
Third race-Mafalda, j. W. O'NeiIl.
Evening Star.
Fourth race-Loretta NJ, Benefits
Best. Woodlands.
Fifth race-Bas dor, Taby TOsa,
just So.
Sixth race-BIissful, Kings Court,
Pierce j.
Seventh race-MurInur, Miss Eon.
Flora Bright.
Condition of the track-Fast.
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TURNER GETS DECISION
ON FOUL FROM MULLEN
Boston sIugger. Who was OutcIassed,
Deliberately Throws Californian and
Strikes Him as He Fails.

OGDEN. Utah, Aug. 26.-The decf-
sion was given on a foul 70 RUFF Tur-
ner OF Stockton. Cal. over Barney
AIulleny Of Boston in the sixteenth
round OF what was 20 have been
twenty-round contest tonight. In a
clinch Mullen deliberately threw Tur-
ner TO the hOOr. striking him as ne
fell
Turner did all the leading. Mullen
assuming a crOuchiug position and do
ing a little in-fghting in clinches-
Mullen did not strike an effecrivs
blow in the contest. while Turner
made a chOpping block OF Mullen.
The latter was clearly OUJcIassed- He
was Kissed BY the small audience for
his unfair tactics.
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Make Loan for Footban FieId.

BERKELEY. Aug. IS - Professor
George c. Edwards announced tonight
that Ernest Y. COweu OF San Jose. an
alumnus OF the class OF 1850, had Of
fered To loan 5000 70 the Associated
students without interest. to be used
toward the expense OF constructing the
new football field and bIeachers on the
HiIIegass tract CoWeH mad heard
that the student body purposed 20 Ne
gOtiats a loan from a bank and he
rendered the money that the interest
charges might be saved
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Handban Comet.

Henry Cory and Louis Levy. the
Olympic Club crack handbaH players,
will play a match game with Joe Con-
don and Tom Leach at the Occidental
Handban Club tomorrow morning at
IL O'Clock. Members Of both clubs will
be present TO see the contest. This IS
one Of a series of games being played
for club hOnors-
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WHITMAN REACHES CHICAGO
AHEAD OF RECORD TIME
Fast Journey by Automobiles Travel
ing From San Francisco to


CHICAGO. Aug. 26.-L- L. Whitman,
who 10 making a transcontinentaI trip
from San Francisco. to New York City
in an automobile. arrived in Chicago
this afternoon, fifteen days ahead OF
record time. He left the Golden Gate
city on August l.
At Oak Park the tourist was met by
John Farson. president Of the local au-
tomobile society. and a party of news
paper men. The procession was aug
mented at Garfield Park by severa
machines. which escorted Whitman to
the Chicago Automobile Club, where
luncheon was had. Whitman resumed
his journey eastward this evening.
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Results at Iryinrton

PORTLAND. Aug. 26-The results
to-day at Irvington were as follows.
First race. seven furlougs. selling-Badly
Used 90 to ~. won: Our Choice second NIon-
toya third Time. 1 20.
Second race, four and a half furiongs sell
ing-Swift Queen won. MeIar second Brook
dale third Time :56a4
Third race. ave and a half furlongs. selling
Young Pepper Won, Harka second, Rfceful
third. Time. Ice.
Fourth race. FIVE and half furIongs sell
ing-Tom Kingsley won. Juan Belardo second
Lady Rice third. Time. :0S1s
Fifth race. six furIongs. seIIing-My Surprise
won. Lady Kent second. Profitable third Time
114%-
Sixth race. one mile, selling. V. Kirby
won. Chickadee second, Goldhnder third Time,
1.A2G-
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Flrcasters. win Dedicate Homo.

The members of the San Francisco
F1ycasting Club will dedicate their
new clubhouse tomorrow. The Gold
en- Gate Park Commissioners have
erected picturesque building on the
edge of Stow Lake for the club. The
last of the seasons regular contests
will be decided.
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ously disappointed and mourned aloud.

ously disappointed and mourned aloud.
The procession was thusly: Byrnes
hit safe TO left, Buchanan sacrificed
him 70 second and Moskiman walked.
Ganley hunted and by the time the
ball reached first Byrnes was already
past third Moskiman came in on
wild pitch. with Ganley still at third
and the grandstand on a stampede
Then Steelman threw wild 10 Beck.
Ganley tailed and the main slaughter
for the day was over. The score:
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SAN DIEGO. Aug. 26.-The fight to-
night between Billy Snanham OF San
Francisco and SoIly Smith OF Los An
geIes ended in the third round. Smith
being knocked out by a right swing 10
the solar plexus. Snailham was the
aggressor throughout.
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HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean
First race-Brand New, Comrade,
NoreI.
Second race-Weird, Handvice,
Charawind.
Third race-Monte, Rams Horn,
E1axman.
Fourth race-NIajOr Mansir, Birch
Broom. O'Hagen.
Fifth race-My Alice, Chockayotte,
haywood.
Sixth race-Ethylene, Carat, Excen-
trail.
Seventh race-Matador, MCGEE.
Emperor of India.
Condition of the track-Fast
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NIAGARA-O N-THE-LAKE. Aug. %.
With ideal weather, good progress was
made in the International tennis cham
pionship play to-day. The finals in the
all-comers was reached The two left
to fight it out are Leroy OF New York
and Bell Of California
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Earned ruus-sesttle 2 Los Angeles ! Two
base hits-Wiisol, Mohler. C-hase Touan.
Three-base hlt-E'risk- Home arun-BIanker-
snip Sacrifice hfr-R- Hall stolen bsses-
ELankelship Jud Smith. Errors-Chsse Ross
struck our-By shields 4. By Hall J. Base o.
halis-Eall Double plavs-Shields 70 NohIer
ro Murphy. Jud Smith % Chase. Passed ball
~ l-or- blsrkeushlp took Wilson's place be-
hid the bsr IN the uiuth. but had 10 fed NJ
chances THE 81 Eaue-Cre hour Nd - MIN
ures- Umpirss-3roUn and Mcdonald
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A 80. O0O-pOund sseel safe has been
installed in the Mines and Metallurgy
building at the Worlds Fair IL VIII
be a repository for the precious gems.
inzOts, gold bricks and bars and other
valuable metals exhibited In that
building.
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Earned run-Portland. Stolen bases-Schlaf-
icy and Sadeau. Bases on balls-Of berg .
struck out-By berg. 9. o. Buchanan , Two
base hlts-kruger Dunleavy -. Left on
hs8ses-f' Portland g. Oakland g. Hit by pitched
hail-By Iberg- 1. Wild pitch-Iberg Sacrf-
fee hits-Drennan. Ganiev Buchanan Errors
- 1I0skiman Dunleavy. Schlafiey Devereaux
Hurley - brennan. Beck. Raymond Steel
man Time o. gsme-One hour and ffty-hve
minutes. Unpire-McCarthy
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HANDICAP GOES
TO OTTO STIFEL
Schreiber's Colt Leads a
Clever Field to the Wire
in the st. Louis Feature
FRANK BELL Is LAST
-+=
Fav0rite in a Four Horse
Race Fails to Get Any
Portion of the Purse
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 26.-Otto StifeI won
! to-days handicap, coming on easily at
the end and beating a good field Of
sprinters- Three favorites won. The
weather was clear. the track fast and
the attendance was 5000 Summary:
FIRST RACE - Five turlongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
8 10 1-Angleta. 1O4 tOtisl ! rs
: TO The Cook, 1Ot % AUSTIN :
/ 10 70 ellie Burnett.1OO tFOley) ? \
Time. l:o2l4 start good. Won driving.
Winner. IS Sehreiber.s b. T. by Sain-slster
t. Uncle Bob. Plat 1O7 Opinion 1OT. Wakeful
1Ge. Jack Moran 1913 Bessie Nc leo. Sweet
SWaar 49,. Our Joe 1OI His Worship lOI,
Annisquam lo7. Dotage l07. finished as named
SECOND RACE-six and half furlongs,
four-year-olds and up
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey s. = Fin.
y 70 i-Sfiss manners, ff9Gb AUS l Is |,
% 10 1-Amorous. 112 (FOleD-.. - a
Time. :22ls start good. Won easily. Win
ner. II. R0blnsOns b. 6. cd by Charaxus-Fhe
Burns H.. Swift Wing 112. BuccIeuth 119. m
ishsd named
THIRD RACE-Five and half furiongs;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St = Fin.
70 5-Fruit. los tRiCel..-..... 1l21 L
ITO e-Yada 10T tTroxlerl..... , SO IL
Is 10 1-CoI. Preston. LOG Cd AUST 8 Il
v Tine vs.; T start g99d Won driving S
Knight OF EIlersIie- Banana Hersstn 9s,
Trtxio White o.. WiIlowdene 100, finished as
I named.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds and NJ:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
3 u otto StifeI us (Otis)..... 81 II
, 70 Even star, 90 Lindsey n , Ia
I 10 I-CommCdore. III CTroxlerJ. 1l33
Time I.I41.- start good. Won easily.
Winner B. Schreiber's b. c 90 BY Sam
Wetumka- Frank Bell 112 Kindred log I'm
ished as named
FIFTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. = Fin
) to 2-Neversuch. los (TrUxler). p. 3 II
Even-Bab los (Andersou) 3 %
8 to IL. Strathmore 1O4 (Austn) 1 u 80
Time. 1;4C1s. start good Won easily.
Winner, J. X. Hughes Oh. h. ~ by Mirtnful-
Clymena Flora Willoughoy 1O2. ExtoI 10I.
Sardian 1O7 Goo Goo 102 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; three-year-oIds
and W:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St. = Fin.
5 TO I-sting. 1O3 Conway. ..--.1s 81 IIIa
, TO 1-Varro 106 (Dugaul 49,. 1 %
: to 2-Lustig. 80 (Andersou). "a So
Time. Ia Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. E G. WaChter & Cos B. N CO.. oy
Prince OF Monaco-Gypsy Queen Triple Silver
90. St. Agnes II 30. REGINA d 100. LsOvable I03.
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Baby Racers Rep
resent Value of
S534,OOO.
Not a "PoorM Mans
Colt Included
in the Lot.
Special Dispatch to The Call

NEW YORK. Aug 26.-Here rs the
estimated value of the colts and FLIES
that Will go TO the post for the big race
at Sheepshead Bay Tomorrow
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Third race running handicap. five furIouEs
datum. 10 Henderson,. even. won. En-
ioyment 100 CLorendol. 8 70 l. second: Wan
q ring Boy. I'D Moran. 20 l. third. Time.
% J rs Traveller Paddy B. La Figaro
and Ourcasr also ran. Grey Morn fell
Fourth race. i've furIougs. haudica p-Gos-
slper 100 fBUrIingaue). even. won Edge
cI-fe. 10 Henderson,. 4 20 .. second Anita
knight 9S Moran : 70 1. third Time .O2
Gienfnan Grenore Chestnut and Lena Ford
also ran.
Fifth race. FIVE furl0ngs, selliug-Sir Pres
ton 10 fEickery). % 10 won. Our Pride
10 henderson, 5 % . second, Potencia 100
fBozemau). % L. third Time 1-O1- Maud
Sherwood Victoria (. Botany Amor1na and
JCEn Anderson also ran
Sixth race. seven furlo1Es. purse-FTlls q Or
ZOE Reeves. 3 70 I. won; Huapala. 1O2 (Sul-
Iiysll 2 % 8 second Pilot liz Hazard >
q l. third Time. 1-2s. Tannhauser also ran
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FIFTH RAcE-one mile and seventy yards;
SIXTH RAcE-ons mile: three-year-oId-

Time, IL. start good Won easily. " n
ner. E G. Wachter Cos b N. co. oy
Prince OF Monaco-Gypsy Queen Triple Silver
80. St. Agnes II 30. Regina D 100 Lovable 103.
Drumnond 90, Sanctissiua 81, Hucklebsrry
Finn 100. Pompey I06. Potter 9S. Chorus Boy
lC-J finished as named
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EU-z-Cf--hrauer Irwin Miller. WhsIeu
S-eets1. Eagsn ~. Lynch. casey. Hogan
bsses--1oCr ualer. Irwin. Miller
RS rs.e- EaEa- Tu1-hase hir-HfIdehraud
-s-ce li-s-lz1clrauer. Lynch. WhaIeu-
FIRST base Oh e-r--s-SaC Francisco .. Ia
ErE- base called halIs-OF
~ LalE- 8. or frail . Left or bases
san Francisco = Tacoma s Struck out-By
rs halen 8. bg s. Fralu J. Double plays
Lynch ri hogan. Hogan 90 Eaga1- Wild
r-tch-S-. Trair- Tire ~ gsme-Two hours
f-e-o-C--re-
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Totals a : = y Totals 3 5 2T I
RUNS AND Mrs BY INNINGS.
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---s-=.ss IA ID - Us Torsls-34 :
Runs AND HTS BIZ INNINGS.
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o-t1s CURSE
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. 81. q Fin
Il 80 5-Baywood. 100 CSicoD 49,. 3 1 IA
70 Cooper. Ice Morrison. So 2h
10 &c. Miller LOG (Ielgesen). 3 1892
Time. LIS 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner. T J. McHale's b. c. by Woodmoss-
Miss Lizzie II. Great Eastern 100. Beruice
los. General Steward los. SaIivate los. EIeatea
104. TelIfare 106. JusqUe La 104. finished as
named.
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80 RACE-FLvs ear-ongs. tw2-vear-aLd.

SellllE
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St a. Fin.
. 20 -Gsetui LADY. % f$icoD-- L
70 5-St- Denis 1o6 tSheehan)- 5 Il 2La
. 70 l-Devout % tAubuchOn).-. 3 = SO
inner. J. A. Wernberg's b. T. by RUSSELL
Useful Jauets 104 Lady Lasca 1O2 Big
Beach 105 Lillian Ayres 106 Lola Mai %
Bowling Butte 90. finished as named.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-27

Time. 1,ls p. Start good Won driving
Winner. Mrs u GOldbatts b. T. by
Knight OF EIlerslie- Banana Hersain 9S
Trixio White o.. Willowdene 100. finished as
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1904-08-27

ST. LOUIS. Aux. 2s.-St Louis sSok the
final game OF the series from Bcsto1 this
afternoon Boston was unable % scors untll
the last inning. when Nichols let down and
two runs came IN before the side wa retired.
Willis was hit freely By 81. Louis. AELendanee,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-08-12

1.-The best oier for Disc Journal
oil once does for the season.
2.-The best Alfalfa and Glover Drill
err
"A Bridge Plate 10 grain box to
cover the side of the feeder ycn are not
using, so as not to SOW out Of both sides
at the same time.
4.-The flow of grain and of fertilizer
can be 81 en- by the operator a. all times
AS our receivers are all open. you can
see the seed end the fertllizer as it is
sown; then If airy cup bee' mea empty,
or any obstruction stops the flow. it is
promptly observed, and YOU do not go
on clear acr oss field without Knowing
whether the seed cups ar, all working
properly or not.