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Charley EllisOn's Filly, Miss
Inez, GallOps Home in the
Rich PrOviSO Stakes.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1.-"Lucky CharIe
Ellison annexed another prize at Har-
lem to-day when Miss Inez walked
away with the Proviso stakes, SzSSo
to the winner. Allen Avon was an easy
second. with Del Carina third. Miss
Inez had all OF her speed to-day ana
after racing head and head with Del
Carina for a quarter Of mile drew
away turning for home and won unoer
wraps. Miss Inez was always the Ia
vorite, being backed from to 10 10
to 10 despite her two recent deIeats-
Tom Shelly was second choice at IL 10
s. His race was sad disappointment
Three favorites won. The track was
still a little slow, although on the sur
face it appeared fast The weather was
clear and warm and the attendance
good. Only six races were offered to-
day, for the first time during the pres
ent meeting. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlOngs; two-year-olds;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Z Fin
to Before. lis tNIchoD. ..... "a
5 to Ralph Reese, 112 (otisl 20
Time. ZIG 2-5. Start poor. Won driving
Winner, F. Cooks ch c. by Previous e aIto
Royal 106, Augusta Victoria 1O5. Dr. Kenny
100, Siss Lee 1O3. Wadden II 112. Pira0eIa
100. The Gadfy LOG, finished as named
SECOND RAcE-six furlOnss; all ages;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. z Fin.
70 I-Delagoa. III Henry).; l III "a
g to Don Domo 112 CMoEisO) 9 10
Time, G:i5 is. Start fair Won easily.
Winner, S. c. Hildreth's b. m. 90 by Kingston
Rhodesla. Goal Runner 1lS, ST. Bonnie 3d.
nnished as named.
THIRD RACE-Five and half furIOnss;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. y Fin
13 TO 1O-sdiss Inez, III CHenry). Il i
I to ALLEN avon, sc (McBride) 1 5 is
TO 2-Del Carina. 80 (Greenfd0 8 u
wine Time 1;O7 40 start good w Won ,sis easily y
Penzance-Lady Inez. Tom Shelly 90. Heriida 95.
Flying Brook 80, finished named
FOURTH RACE-one mile; three -year-oldsI
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. x. Fin
TO 5-Leila, 102 (Greenield) ..- 4 1 "a
u to +Apple IOS (Morrison) -. 81 %
IL to 1-San Reno. 90 (Oregar). h
Time. :42 3-5. Start good. Won easily; VIM
ner r. A Smiths ch I. by knight OF Ellers-
lie-Fatima. Sweetie 100 Kleinwood 100. Sweet
Tone 100 Plautus 90. finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one mile; three-year-olds
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q; Fin
Is to 1-B Caldwell. 104 (Morisn) 8 5S "a
10 to 1-Emigre, 102 CWolO -. 22
Is to 5-Hudsou 90 CIcBride) 80. "a 80
Time. 1: :43. Start good Won easily Win
Lady Caroline. Chats "a. Emma NJ 100.
Harry New 1O7. Mi Reina log. Backthorn ITO.
finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-one mile; three-ysar-Olds
and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. St y Fin
u to 1--Harney, 100 (Hofher) y
TO 1-Dungannon. 92 CKnapp).. 22
Even-Dell Leath. 9S (NicoD -.
Time, AZ 3-5. Start poor Won easily. VIM
ner w H Mearns' ch. h. 90 by Hanover
Jennie Lee. Gilfain 100. Bob Franklin 90. Mr..
Farnuu los. The Forum 100. Requisite 95, I'm
ished named
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Portland race Results.

PORTLAND, Or. Aug. u.-Irvington sum-
mary:
First race, four and a half furlongs, selling
Jerry Flanagan won. Caroburn second, Nerva-
trix third. Time :09A.
Second race, four and a half furlongs, selling
B c Greene won. Lizzie Rice second.
Scorcher third. Time. ;56.
Third race four and half furlongs-Georse
2. McNear wcn David Boland second, Swift
Queen third. Time :56A
F'omt race. seven furlongs selling - Sub
urban Queen won. PenZance second, 1sabellita
I third. Time L :2S.
Fifth race six furlongs. selling-Dr. Sher-
man won, ChilenO second. Headwater third.
Time, 1:15%.
sixth race. one mile. selinE-St Philippine
won Ultruda second. Gladiator third. Time,
:42L
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PURPLE AND GOLD OF JOHN SANFORD
is CARRIED TO VICTORY IN TWO RACES
Betting COups Are Success
full at the st. Louis
Track.
Special Dispatch to The Call

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11.-Coups were
numerous in the betting ring to-day at
the Fair grounds. Erla Lee won the
two-year-Old feature, after Alice Platt,
hacked almost off the boards, had
ruined her chances by breaking
through the fence at the starting post.
Velos, at 30 to 1, in the last was made
the medium Of big killing Only two
favorites won during the day. Old
Stone won the handicap easily. The
weather was clear and the track good
Attendance 5000. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Fivs and half furIonss:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. * Fin.
to Col. Preston, lO3 tIrOxier)S ! a
o to dresden. 100 III Andersonj 5 "a y
Time. 1:lO3s. start good won orlVlns,
Minns1 purity Anadarco nhn a5 Mr. 6aas los
Bradwarlin 100. Joe Graham 90. j. b. Sher-
idan ss. Bssterling 10S. finished as named
SECOND RAcE-seven furlOngs; thrss-ysar-
Bet Betting. s,' Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
Even-Llsht Opera 81 % Dice; 1Eles1 1.;.-.s zz ! 9s m
10 10 I-iTs5sddsTSn I-isBsdo%6 1oa IS CRosehS.s insS
Time. 80 Start good. Won driving; Win
ner. L. Kemp & Cos eh 9. "a By Counter
IO5. Lynch 102. NIohave ss. Conundrum 1O7.
finished as named
THIRD RACE-Mns and 10 yards; three
years -Olds and up.
betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. 81. q Fin.
2 TO 1-Doeskin. 100 (L.Williams).1 4 I n n
1s TO Short Cake 50 CvandsrbO-2 2 2S y
70 Tme SG az lS1 Start good Won drvins WIN
ner. Martin & Walkers b. m 10 by Freeman
Theckley. Alcom SO. Mildred i 80, Ade-
lants 107. Lady Matchless los, Dolinda Us.
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles.
three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. Fin
9 to 2-Old Stone 1O1 (HowelD...
TO Jack Young 1O2 (Davis).. - =
s TO 5-Taby TOsa, 1O1 Qdndsey).
Time. 40. Start good Won easily. Win
ner, NJ. p. Mattingly's b. c. Cd BY SySeston-
White Wings. Commodore 1O1. HarmalSis 80.
Pat Harmon 90, finished as named
FIFTH RACE-Four and half furlongs;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
ID TO 1-Erla Lee, 9S CDavis).-.. 3
8 to Nv illOwdene, 1O1 fWilms)lO ] ,
Time :5614. Start poor. Won easily. Vim
ner. o. V. Hume & sons ch- T. BY Hindo0-
Bastante. Monogram 9S, Princess Orna 1OI.
Ariena 9S Only Jimmie 1O1. Lady Fair 100.
Miss Hazy 1C2. Our Joe 1O3 Hattie Carr 100
Alice Platt 1OT NicOna 10S finished as named
SIXTH RACE-One mile and seventy yards;
three-y -year-Olds and uD:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
20 to 1-VelOs 100 (Rice) u ns
8 to 1O-Pourq. Pas 9s CDavis). II
TO 1-Trapsetter 9S (Andersn) 1
Time I:47is. start good Won driving
Winner. O'NealI & Eagan's b. E. 90 by Ham
burg-Dartaway. sting 1O. Pathos 1uS, sem
per Vivax 105. Miss Betty "a. Dr. Kier 1o3,
finished as named
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HARLEM SELECTIONS.

BY the Chicago Inter Ocean.
First race-Agnes Brennan, Helge-
sen, Cyprienne.
Second race-Handvice, Oliver Nc,
TFenct the Mere.
Third race-Princess Tulane, White
Plume. BrancaS.
Fourth race-Lady Savoy, Lord
Dixon, Moorish DamseI.
Fifth race-The Mighty, My Alice.
Durbar.
Sixth race-EthyIene, Telephone,
Maud Muller.
Seventh race-Golden Mineral. In
VCntor. BlueInint.
Condition Of the track-GOod.
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Accused of Burglary.

Cornelius Sweeney and Cornelius
O'Brien were booked at the City
Prison yesterday on a charge of bur-
glary. They are accused of breaking
into the store of F. Mearns, Broadway
and Virginia place. on Wednesday
morning and stealing carpenters and
plumbers tools.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-OpiniOn, CLANCY. Tim
Hurst.
Second race-Atlas, Triple Silver.
Auegrette.
Third race-ImbOden, Ryevale, Min
dora.
Fourth racc-Hadrian. The Cook.
Franco.
Fifth race-FOIies Bergeres. Jim
along. j. W. O'NeilI.
Sixth race-Regina ID. Kings Court.
First One.
Condition OF the track-Fast.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Grand Opera, The Mus
keteer, Stevedore.
Second race-Kcynote, Palm Read
er, HymettuS.
Third race-Waterboy, Duke of
Kendall, Eugenia Burch.
Fourth race--Martha German,
Trapper, Gold Ten.
Fifth race-Grand Opera, Un-
masked, Garnish.
Sixth race-Linda Lee. Zeala, Lind
sa. Gordon.
Condition of track-Fast.
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accept 1920, 600 for the plant He says
the Union Club has $500. 900 invested
and lost $4,000 on this seasons meet
ing, but that the Western Jockey Club
is so weak it is in cOnciliatOry attitude
and will probably grant the Union
track acceptable dates next year
CarmOdy says he regards his prop
erty as valuable and that the East
erners who want TO buy the plant ~
fight the Western Jockey Club with
and reform the Western turf will have
to make a better offer
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LADY MADISON
FIRST At WIRE
Solano County Stakes Go to
Fast Mare After Lively
Sprint With Little Babe
BRINEY K LANDS MONEY
DR.. Bonds Topsy Takes Lead
in the Pony Race and Is
Never Headed by Clover

VALLEJO, Aug. 1.-THE second
days meet of the harness horses
brought out a larger crowd than the
! day before to witness the three events
on the programme. The weather was
ideal for racing, a light wind blowing
along the stretch.
The first race, for trotters of the PIG
class for purse of $500, the Board of
Trade stakes, brought out a field of six
horses. The first heat showed the race
lay between Briney K, the favorite,
and Princess. Each heat was hotly con-
tested by these two, Briney K taking
the first heat and Princess the second.
Briney won the next two and the race.
The 2:24 class trot for the Solano
County stakes, with a purse of $1,000
attracted field of eight starters. The
J race was hotly contested, five heats be-
ing required. The first heat was won
Dy ii ID, which took the lead from
the start and was never headed. In the
second heat Little Babe led until the
nome stretch was reached. Here she
was challenged by Lady Madison,
which won the heat. The third heat
was repetition of the second, Lady
Madison nosing out Little Babe at the
wire. The fourth heat was won by Mo-
1ONSSs lAOllGQ HECK anu ISCh Will
II b D to the wire. This was the most
exciting heat of the day. The fifth and
tinal heat was won by Lady Madison in
2:14 l-S-the best time of the day.
The pony race, in which a good deal
OF interest was taken, proved to be
quite easy for DR.. F. T. Bonds Topsy,
which won both heats from Eugene
Dannenbaum's Glover. Summary:
Board of Trade stakes, 2:16 class trot. purse
$500:
Briney K. by MISUNDERSTANDING
Princess. by Engineer CB. S Baierj ,
Redskin, by Red Cloak Is. S. Bailey 3 3
Resell. by Bob Mason g. H. vance,
Hank, by Vesto ed Kavanagh). 5
Dolican, by Membrino Chief-Mc-
ceilaT T,sa.1s Grho%as s%it gith DIX 3:iei2 Ris'
Solano stakes. 2:24 trot purse $1,000:
Lady Madison. by Madison
Nephew emily Ward -. 5 I
H D B, by Arthr- Holt Jeromme
Eddy CH. A. BelD ........... s 5 3
Morosco. by Wayand W-Grand-
moor q. n. Minor ........... 6 3
CW. G. Durfee) ..,......'... 2 2
Abe Miller. by Titus-Gossiper
&C. A. windship) ........., 3 3 "A 4
Telephone, by Direct ct-Philosopher
N G AhIers) ...,.......... 7 dr.
Little Babe by Bosalt Moore
Dawn Is. H. Hoy) ).......:... 3 3 8 DIR
Golden Gate by Raybird- West
ern Bob Burress) .....s dis
Timme-2:1e1A 2:15 2:14h 2:1bh, 2:14 1-3.
Match race. ponies;
TCpsy CDR. F. T. Bond), 1 l
Clover eugene Dannenbaum) .......... 2
Time :4615 4:35.
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SUMMARY

Errors-Doyle. Sheehan. EaEan. Spencer .C2)
Hurley Beck Castro. Struck out-By Keefe
s: by Butler, 2 Base on balls-By Butler, l.
Hit by pitcher-By Keefe. ]. Stolen bases
Sheehsn. Spencer. Steelrnan. Two-base hit
Lynch. Three-base hit-McLaughlin Sacrifice
hit-DOyle. Double plays-Casey TO Eagan TO
Lynch. Doyle 10 Casey TO Eagsn to Casey
Left on bases-Tacoma g. Portland 3. Time
Of game-One hour and fifty five minutes
UmpiIes- Brown and Mcdonald.
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Amateur Boxers Meet Tonight.

Joe Long and Walter Mareno will
furnish the main event of the Bay
City Clubs amateur show tonight at
the Mechanics Pavilion Annex. Dick
Hyland and Jim Kane are to meet at
125 pounds, Frank McAuliffe will do
battle at lis pounds. Three bouts
between we'll known amateurs will
complete the card.
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MATTHEWSON PITCHES WE'LL
AND GIANTS WIN HANDILY
st. Louis and Brooklyn Battle for
Seventeen Innings, When Former
Scores Winning Run.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK. Aug. 11.-Matthewson was in
fine form to-day. Errors by the visitors,
punched with timely hits. gave the home team
victory. Attendance, 1900 Score;
Sinsnnatt Ss% YoTk :5 ...................:..:5 8 8
.ns and ssnsi Matthewson
BOSTON. Aug. 1l.-Timey hitting. costly
errors and Willis lack Of control combined to
give Pittsburg to-days game. Attendance,
1000. Score
PittsDurE Pni,an .-.-............-...... ! 8 ]
ls4h Batteries.Fiaherty' iFiiah carisch and smith;
Willis and Needham. Umpires-Moran and
Carpenter.
could not hit Wicker with any result to-day
Score:
R. H. E.
Batteries@wicker and king; Fraser and
BROOKLYN, Aug. 1.-THE st. Louis and
Brooklyn teams played a seveteen inning game
the Washington Park grounds in Brooklyn. St
Louis won out in the seventeenth. Attend
BROOKLYN o < "a "a q
OF LOUIS. LOUIS i;....'...,'' ';:.......; ~
Mclean Umpire-Johnstone.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 11.-Bosto- defeated st.
Louis to-day to-day in slugging match. Attend
ance, $500. Score:
r. H. E.
st. Louis. 4 2
foStoh OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
Batteries-Siever. Petty and Kahoe; Tame
CLEVELAND. Ohio. Aug. 11.-Wadder and
Bernhard pitched splendid ball. Philadelphia
winning In the thirteenth. Attendance. 300.
Score:
r. H. f.
Sleveiano G,e,Ve ........-..........'... 9
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rrAcHER NJ

TEACHER MEETS WITH ACCIDENT -
r A Gardner head OF the manual trainins
department OF the Polytechnic High School
fell from a ladder Wednesday while engaged
in oillng machinery. He sustained a com
pound fracture Of the left leg.
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COMMUTERS STILL ON wANE.
Dunleavy's Homer Saves Them From
Another WhitcWash.

Los ANGELES, Aug, 11.-Dun-
leavy's home run saved Oakland from
another shutout to-day, for at no other
stage of the play were the visitors in
danger of scoring. Hall pitched a
game that was almost perfect and he
received clean, fast support from the
felders. The batting of Toman and
Ross was responsible for most of the
runs made by Los Angeles. Score:
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Nan Buren, Delehanty Errors
Van HalIren , Hail. Anderson. Hildebrand
Townsend ,. Irwin. Waldron . Corbett. sac
Tifoe hits-Townsend Anderson. First base
on err0rs-San Francisco l. Seattle 2 First
base on called baIls-OT Corbett l. or Shields
4. Left on heses-San Francisco .. Seattle s.
Struck out-By t'orbett e. by Shields 3 Hit
h. pitcher-Frisk. Double play-Wadron 70
Gort0n. Passed baIl-Wilson. Wild pitches
C0rbstt. Shields. Time of game-1 hour and
% minutes UmDre-O Conneu
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''Kid'' McCoy WIN Come W..

kid" Mccoy the boxer. leaves
Salt Lake to-day for this city, accord
ing to a telegram received yesterday
by Harry Pollok. He will assist Jack
Munroe in his fight preparations and
will second him in the fight.
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SUMMARY

Stolen base-Bernard. Errors-Devereaux
Toman Home run-Dunlsavy. Three-base hi
-Ross. Two-base hits-Ross. TOman Smith
Devereaux. BrasheaT, McKune. First base OF
error-Oakland. Left on bases-I4os Angeles 4
Oakland T. First base on called balls-Of
Schmidt 3. Struck out-By Hall 8, by SChmid
3. Time Of game-One hour and thirty-fiv,
minutes Cmpire-McCarthy
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Africander Defeats Palm
Bearer in the Handicap at
Saratoga RacecOurse.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SARATOGA, Aug. 11.-For the sec
ond time since this meeting began the
purple and gold stripes of John San
ford were in front to-day at the finish
of two races The more important was
the Delaware Handicap, in which Mr.
Sanford's Molly Brant was an odds-on
favorite. While she had no such easy
task as when she defeated Reliable
and Dalesman here a few days ago,
she won with plenty to spare.
For five furlongs Light Brigade set
a fast pace, but soon afterward Molly
Brant showed in front, followed by
Graziallo, Stalwart and Flying Ship.
The Sanford mare easily came away
in the last furlong and the only real
contest was for second place, with Stall
wart, Graziallo and De Reszke all
heads apart, De Reszke closing strong
ly at the end.
Mr.. Sanford won the two-year-old
handicap with Burnt Hills. At one
stage it seemed he would never get
up to the pacemaker, Dandelion, which
had obtained a long lead on the far
turn. After entering the stretch Burnt
Hills cut down the lead of Dandelion
which began to stop at five and a half
furlongs. Running on like a really
y, easily
from the long shot, Cigar Lighter,
which finished resolutely, while another
good 'rater," Merry Lark, came
strongly in the last furlong. The time,
six furlongs in 1:15, marked a good
performance, as the track was dead" ."
Africander won the one and an
eighth mile handicap from Palmbearer.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Five and half furlongs
two -year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey st. q Fin.
3 to 1-Teacress 104 (Hildebrnd) - IA
10 to Workman. 106 (CormacAO 3
10 to Thirty third 81 CTravers) 1 =
ner, 5. Paget's CHI +. by Watercress-Teatra.
jerry c. Niblick Golden Sunrise. Delcanta,
Winchester Tramotor, Cotllion, Suferance.
Mussulman finished as named.
SECOND RACE-About two miles; steeple-
chase; handicap; four-year-olds and up; sell
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St a Fin.
to 10-Malden, i59 (Henry). 3
8 10 1-Dromedary, 143 (veitch). II 10
Time, 4:10 Start good. Won handiy
Winner. J. W Colts b. g. by Lissak- Mag
Rapture. Ida Woodlands. Dick Hasse. fin-
ished named.
THIRD RACE-six furIongs; two-year-olds;
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey St. q Fin
9 10 10-Burnt Hills, III CHildbd)
20 to 1-Cigarlighter. 96 Gfsher( 81
Time, 1;l5. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner J. Sanford's b. T: by Clifford Whiplash
Dandelion chrysalis Sinister. Waterlght. tt1 81 81:
Jack. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-One mile; Delaware han
dicap three year olds and up; -
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. st. q Fin
to 5-M .ly Brant, ll2 qynel
6 to 1-StaWart. 101 (Hildebnd) . l122 =
10 to I-C;razfailo IOT u Mrtin) l
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FIFTH RAcE-one mile; selling; three-year

Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin
s to 1-Conkling. 90 (OlphanO l n
3 to 1-Old England los (Crms) 1 1152
20 to Fire Eater, tO7 q. Mtn) y 4
Time, Al. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner H. T. Griffin's eh. c. by Mazetto- Man
zunila II Jane Holly Brooklynite. Judge
sails, Prince of Elm, finished as named.
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Batteries-Bernhard and Bemis; wadden ant

Schreck
CHICAGO, Aug. n.-Chicago shut out New
York to- day in of the cleanest and most
perfectly played games Of the season. At
tendance, 5000. Score:
r. H E.
Chicago OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. s o
New York. Observation-Disclosures. o 8 o
Batteries-White and Sullivan; Powell and
Kleinow
DETROIT, Aug. Ito days game was
characterized by many weak plays, O'Leary
balls, wild throw and wild pitch also helped
Detroit. Attendance, 5000. Score
r. H. E.
Detroit ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
w washington 8
Batteries-Kitson and Drill: Hughes and
Kittredge.
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Golf Tournament at Del Monte.

Hotel Del Monte August 1922 inclusive Spe-
eial prizes and cups offered for champion
ships in various classes
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honors were about even. Sheehan did
same exceptionally fine fielding. Score:
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PARIS Aug. 1.-THE Foreign Ofhce con-
fiims the report from Buenos Ayres that a
state of siege has been proclaimed in the re-
public OF Paraguay owing to the fear of =
revolutionary outbreak
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Totals % II IS p "A TotaIs-34 l p 16
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FOURTH RACE-Ona mile: pelaware ian

FOURTH RACE-One mile; DeIaWare nam
dicap; three year olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin
3 to 5-M lily Brant 112 lyme l h
6 to 1-Stalwart. 101 (Hildebnd) lA2 =
IL to 1-Graziallo, I0T (JMrtin) 1
Time L. 80 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner J. Sanford's ch T. by Clifford Bally-
roe De Reszke, Flying Ship, Light Brigade,
Orly II Gold Dome finished named
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SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth mile.

SIAIH KACE-OHe dnu tIBIIEH IIIIIes >
handicap; three year olus and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1-Africander, 123 CFuller) 4 40 / 2
Is to 5-Palmbearer 81 (Hldbnd) 2 3 =
10 10 Reservation 110 (ONlD 80
Time 1:55 Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. S Delmers b. c. by Star Ruby Afric
queen. Fort Hunter and Proceeds finished as
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SIXTH RACF-One mile; three-ysar olds

and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey. St. z Fin
II to 1--HaTney. 106 CHofher)-- I y
TO 1-Dungannon, 92 (knapp)..
Even-Dell Leath 9S (NieoD. u 3
Time, AZ 3-5. Start poor. Won easily. VIM
ner w H Mearns' ch. h. 60 by Hanover
Jennie Lee. Gilfain 1O6. Bob Franklin 90. Mr..
Farnuu los. The Forum 100. Requisite 95, I'm
ished named
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NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Matthewson was in
fine form to-day. Errors by the visitors,
punched with timely hits. gave the home team
victory. Attendance, 1900 Score:
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FOURTH RACE-one mile; three -year-oldsi


and upi seIIIng:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q: Fin.
10 10 TO TO I-Fsrs P Ga,aWaa 16a NV fS0r
Is to 5-Hudson 96 CIcBride) 80. 3 A 3 .
Time, / :43. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. J. H. DavenporJ's br. &. 90 by Esher-
Lady Caroline Chats "a. Emma A NJ 100,
Harry New 1O7, Mi Reina 106. Blackthorn ITO.
finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1904-08-12

,otals 30 27 II Totals 30 1 "a 10 !
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS.