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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
COLLEGE OARSsIEN READY
FOR THEIR ANNUAL REGATTA
Poughkeepsie Course VIII Again BE the
Scene of the Interesting Struggle
for Supremacy on the Water.

POUGHKEEPSIE. n. Y. June 27.-
The races of the annual intercollegiate
regatta are scheduled to be held on the
Poughkeepsie course tomorrow after
noon. The referee will be John e.
Eustis of Wesleyan and the timekeeper,
Everett Jansen Wendell. All the races
will be rowed down stream on the ebb
tide. River men said to-day the var
sity race would have to be started
promptly at 5 o'clock or 1t would meet
with slack water. There was smooth
water this afternoon while the substi-
tute race was in progress. There were
three fours in this race. representing
Cornell. Pennsylvania and Columbia.
The course was a mile and half. fin
ishing half a mile south of the bridge.
Pennsylvania won handily by four
lengths, holding the lead from the
start. Cornell and Columbia finished in
the order named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENrRIEs.

NEW YORK, June 27.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Sheapsneld
Bay follow:
First race. six furlOngs. main course, mares
three years old and up-Laoy Amelia l2S, Bo-
logna l07, AstaTita 123. Druid IFS, Diamond
Flush lI5, Dinah Shad lis, Rose Of Dawn 1O1,
Incarnation 1O7. Florslia 107. Idle Dream 107,
Graceful ia. Artful l15. New MOwn Hay Ia
Second race. five and half furlongs, Futuri-
ty course, two-year-olds-St. Estephe ia,
Yankee Consul III KlingsOr III Phidias ia
Capias lI2. Sidney III. Accountant l12.
Confederate III, Kings Daughter 119, VerOn-
ese III, Jolly Dixon ll2.
Third race full steeplechase course, the Rock
away cup-Snuff 146. Pious 159. Sportsman li3
Game Cock las, knight of Elway 132, Merry
Moments 130 Alamansor 156, Tellfare 1872, Red
White and Blue l42
Fourth race. one and quarter miles, handi-
cap three-year-olds and up-Go Between ll6
Wotan 12l, Oarsman liz. Monsieur Beaucaire
III, Woodsaw ia, New York ia, Won Tromp
1i3 Workman Ill, Uncle Urigh ITO, Uncle
lOee SonoYna Belle 100 Cedarstrome 9S Marmee
es Palmbearer 95, AmberJack 81.
Fifth race one mile, th-ee-year-olds, selling
s-IsmaIlian o6, Uncas 106, Confessor 1O1, Jet
sam lO6 Little Woods 100 Sinicado los. Ma
saniello 10S Tommy Waddell log, Angler 1O3.
The Debutsnte So Druid 1O6. Cabin 80. Jen-
ME McCabe 81. Pboebus SO, King Cole log,
witch Hazel 96 Bellatrix 90, Flyback lob.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles. on turf
Pasadena l16 Santon lib, Jonquil lO3. Black
Prince 10l, Palmbearer LIE. Migraine lO6, In
oubator i2S Stamping Ground los. Ameerjack
1o1 Beiistrix l0l
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
YALE PLAYERS
BEAT HARVARD
Wearers of the Blue Cap
ture Their First Baseball
Championship Since 1898
PICTURESQUE SCENES
Members of One Class Appear
in Highland Costume
and Led by Two Pipers

NEW HAVEN, June 27-By defeating
Harvard by Z to 2 to-day Yale won its
first intercollegiate championship since
1895, to the great delight or a commence
ment throng of 1900 persons. The game
gives Yale clear claim to the title, the
local collegians having beaten all their
Eastern rivals, including Princeton.
which Harvard defeated in their only
game. The crowd was one Of the largest
that ever attended the commencement
game here. The enthusiasm was intense.
Picturesque as are these particular
games on the Yale field, none has ever
been more so than that of to-day Re
union classes were present in striking
garb. The class of 1902. in Highland cos
tune. was led by two pipers in McGregor
plaids. They danced Highland filings on
the green sward. The Yale cheering sec
ton was on the west side, while fair
sized Harvard contingent Kept up the en-
thusiasm on the east side.
Indications in the first inning were that
the game would be loosely played, but
both teams soon settled down to excellent
ball and gave their pitchers good sup
port. Score:
Harvard ............1 o o o o o o.
Yale ................0 0 0 x-i
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
ROWING CLUBS SELECT
OFFICIALS FOR REGATTA
Fourth Of July Races Will He Managed
by the Pacific Association Of
Amateur Oaremen.

The rowing regatta to be neld on
Lake Merritt as part of the entertain
ment provided by the Oakland Fourth
of July celebration committee will be
under the management of the Pacific
Association of Amateur Oarsmen. At
a meeting, attended by delegates from
the Ariel Rowing Club. the Alameda
and Dolphin Boating clubs, w. Har-
ris, president of the P. A. A. O., being
in the chair, the following officials
were chosen: AL Kihm, president of the
day; Paul Carroll, referee; w. C. Don
nelly. clerk of the course; Frank Shea
and Frank Hunt, assistant clerks of the
course; John Trainer, Volney Seebeck,
]. Lewis. A. Pollock, ]. ]. Cronin and
T. r. Dixon, judges; Frank e. Brown
ing, P. H. Wilson and Val Kehrlein,
timers.
The order of the races will be as fol-
lows: First, senior Outraged slSiff; sec
ond, junior outraged skiff; third, pair
oars; fourth, junior barge; fifth. senior
single she'll; sixth, senior barge;
seventh, intermediate barge.
Entries have been received from the
Ariel Rowing Club, the Alameda Boat
Club and the Dolphin Swimming and
Boating Club. In the senior outraged
skin race the entries are Charles Will
son Of the Ariels e. B. Thorning of the
Alamedas and F. ]. Sherry of the Dol
phins. In the junior outraged skiff
race the entries are Alex w. Keegan of
the Ariels. Charles Outflow of the Ala
medas and A. ]. McKerron of the Dol
phins. In the pair-oared race, with
cockswains, there will be crews from
the Ariel and the Alameda clubs. In
the junior barge race the Alameda crew
will be made up of George Postel
(bow), H. Nielsen (No. %, Gus Rettig
(No. 81, C. B. Hackley (stroke) and
Carson Donnelly (cockswain). The
Dolphin crew consists of L. c. Rich
mond, H. K. McKevitt, E. Sheppler and
F. ]. Sherry. with Gerald Kenniff as
cqckswain.
For the senior single shell event A.
W. Pape of the Dolphins is the only en-
try. For the senior barge race the Ala
media crew is made up of w. Burnham
(bow), George Lewis, ]. Lewis, F. w.
Ayers (stroke) and Carson Donnelly
cockswain. The senior barge crew of
the Dolphins consists of A. A. Bert
rand (bow), Thomas Harris (No. p, A.
j. McKerron (No. 81 w. Harris (stroke)
and Gerald Kenniff cockswain.
In the intermediate barge race the
Dolphin crew Is composed of C. M.
Farrell (bow). 8. p. Vicini (No. p. l..
D. Wienand (No. 81. A. W. Pape
(stroke) and Gerard Kenniff cockswain.
The crew OF the Alameda Boat Club is
the same as in the junior barge race.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
TACOMA POLICE Nab
GANG OF PICKPOCKETS
''MOllie Matches" Famous
Thief, Among Those Put
Behind Bars.
Special Dispatch to The Cam.

TACOMA, June 27.-John Larney, lead
er Of gang Of pickpockets. has been
arrested by the Tacoma police along with
John Adams, Clifton Ford and w. H.
Bankhard. The latter, who is over
seventy years old. claims to be tobacco
merchant Of San Francisco. Bankhard
and Ford have been sentenced to thirty
days each in jail: Larney being released
for lack Of specific charges. Memoranda
in his possession show that the gang in
tended plying their vocation here during
the rose carnival and during the Fourth
of July celebration
A number of years ago Larney served
an eight years sentence at Kingston,
Canada. He circulated a report that he
was dead and had been free year before
police circles knew he was out of prison.
Several decades ago. in New York City.
he was known as Mollie Matches. having
picked pockets while dressed in girls
clothes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
StayRuky 'sSbLeudld
RebreSentaHOe an
Easy Winner.
Passes Judges First
Without Being
Exfeuded.
special Dispatch TO The Can.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 27.-Sydney
Pagets California bred colt, Cairngorm.
won the Bay Ridge Handicap worth $3.50
10 the winner to-day in the easiest pos
sible manner. The distance, one mile and
& quarter, is an ideal one for all who
love a good race and the spectacle was an
interesting one. Although Cairngorm was
always in a common canter after the eT-
ratio GraZiallo had led for nearly seven
furongs. there was a question whether
the Paget colt could outrun either JAG
ouin or the much messed about Colonial
Girl once the stretch was reached. That
question was soon settled and with W.
Davis sitting perfectly still on Cairn-
gorm, he passed the judges nearly two
lengths in advance of Joaquin. Outcome
came from the rear and earned third
money. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Ffve and half furlongs
selling: tWo-year-Old maidens:
70 TO i-Ladsor.6n, oaso les Lyne5. :. s 81 x
20 Miss Point, 105 lBurns). S12
Time. los Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. Mrs. c. E. Durners b. c. by Gesarion-
Lady J. Lord OF the Forest, Pepper Pod, Mi
antic. Comedian. Holloway. Atkins. Cats
Eye. LAnhem Tarlae Bob Edgren. Little Ben,
swsgger, Amiee Abbott. Plebeian Bit o Blar-
Hey and All Pink finished as named.
SECOND. RACE-one mile: three -year-olds
: 70 io-Broomstick l26 q. Mtn) 4 =
Is TO 5-Proper. l2s 6Hildebd).; l S12
u 20 1-Ott Wells l26 lSpTlng) )
Time. l:4O l-5. Start bad. Won easily.
Winner, S S. Browns b. C. by Ben Brush
Ell. Pulsus also ran.
THIRD RAcE-Ffve furiongs; twO-year-Old
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
20 TO- sl-Esrly & often. 1890 NicD l 9
II 10 Cousin Evs. 1O9 CBurns) 21s
u to il Cherry, Il9 q Mrtn) 3
80 =. start good Won easily
Winner. J. r. Keene's ch. Z. by VOter-Cinder-
ella. VI O. Auvergne. Brookdale, Nymph.
Listless. Deviltree Frills and Swimming Girl
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-Bay Ridge Handicap: one
and a quarter miles. three-vear-olds ana up:
5 10 l-cairflgorm. III CN.Davis) 3 =
10 i-Jacquin, Io9 90 O'NeiD---. =
Time. 2:0s ] >. Start good Won easily
Winner. 5; Pagers b. G by star Ruby,L1nda
Vista Colonial Girl, A0bell. Graziallo, Mitful,
Sinister and oxford finished as named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; three-year-old and
up: maidens; purse:
Bettirg Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. 3. Fin
Is 10 5-Tyron. ll2 Q8aird).---.- y y
Ito 1-Cornet. Io9 ,HildeDrand) i p
10 1-SaulsbeI1y, li2 fNicoD--
Time. Al 3-5. start good. Won easily
Winner. " H Snyder's br. 4. by Grammout-
solite. La Golden, MIMI. Nom de Plume, Lin
dale. Woodsnan. salt and Pepper, Jason, Bin
6crton Chapalia ana Apollo finished as named
SIXTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
three -year-olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight Jockey. St z Fin
1S TO 5-Onatss. l09 LyneD.-...-
; 10 2-Action. Jos lO'NeilD. 80. Z 2n
20 to l-sailor Boy. 81 CIV. Daly).1o Ii2S
Time. % 4-5. start fair. Won driving
Winner z. r. Thomas b. <. by Top Gallant
sister Molly. Cottage Maid, Hippocrates. Tom
Lawson, Duke OF Kendall st. Gallen Port Ar
thur. Liptcn and Lord Melbourne finished as
named
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
ANGELS MAKE
A BAD START
Seals Get a Firm Grasp on
the Game in the First
Inning at Idora Park
WHALEN FORCES A RUN
WHALEN FORCES A RUN
The San Francisco Pitcher
Walks a Man When Each
Base Has a Player OH 1t
RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco 4, Los Angeles 1.
Tacoma 2, Portland I.
Seattle Oakland Game Postponed.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Uncle Henry's Seals took another step
toward the top of the baseball ladder
by trouncing the Angels yesterday at
1dora Park. The game was practically
presented to San Francisco in the frst
inning, when three of Harris youngsters
crossed the rubber. Although no aid was
needed, Stats Davis did all he could
to help the Seals to victory.
In the disastrous first Baum walked
Spencer. Smith then made a wild throw
of Waldron's attempted sacrifice. allow
ing Spencer to take third. To cap the
climax Wheeler connected with the
sphere for three bags, scoring both
Spencer and Waldron. Before the Loo
Loos finally managed to retire three men
the Seals made another tally. This ended
the scoring until the fifth. when Los An
geles landed a run principally because
Jimmy Whalen walked a man when the
bases were full, forcing a run.
San Francisco came right back and
scored in their half of the ffth. This
ended the run getting for the game. The
score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
NO BETTING AT DELMAR TRACK.
sheriff Herpel and His Deputies Put a
Stop to the Wagering.

Stop to the Wagering.
ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Sheriff Herpel,
with a force of deputies. was present
at Delmar racetrack to-day and an
nounced that any attempt at betting or
bookmaking would result in arrests.
The races were run. but there was no
betting, the ring being deserted. Com
paratively few spectators were present.
Former Judge Chester Krum, repre-
senting the Central Turf Association
the body behind the effort being made
to bet on horse races without yioIat-
ing the new anti-betting law, depart
ed for Jefferson City tonight for the
purpose of suing out writ of prohf-
bition before the State Supreme Court
to prevent the Circuit Court of St
Louis County from trying the case of
the men who have been arrested on
charges of violating the new statute
1t is understood that the application
for the writ will be based on claims
that the anti-betting law contains an
error which makes it unconstitutional
The principal object of Judge Krums
trip, it Is said, is to bring the matter
directly before the Supreme Court
without waiting for the action of the
lower court. Summary:
First race. four and a half furlongs-Floral
Artist won, Kisil second, Bill Holt third. Time
Second race seven furlongs-Tom Kiey won.
Momin second, Thank Haven third. Time,
81 3-5.
Third race six furlongs-Una won. Mrs
Falconer second, Fortune Teller third. Time,
lis 2-5.
Fourth race one mile anc seventy yards.
p Mayberry won, Footlgnts Favorite second,
Taby Tosa third. Time, 1:4s.
Fifth race. seven furIongs-Lucian won,
Eleanor Howard second, Gene Handlon third.
Time 1:31 is.
Sixth race mile and seventy yards
Broodler won, Athelrose second. Pompano third.
Time. 1:49 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
TENNIS HONORS
FOR AMERICANS
Win All Their Matches on
Wimbledon Courts for
English Championships
MISS SUTTON TO PLAY
Fair Californian Is Drawn
Against Miss Meyer in
First Round of Tourney

LONDON, June 27.-The Americans won
all their matches in the lawn tennis
championship tournament to-day IN both
singles and doubles at Wimbledon Vic.
tory came easily except IN the contest
between Ward and Wright and Mayrogor-
dato and Evans. which brought out the
best form on both sides. Ward was still
off in his service and did not place with
his usual precision. Wright played bril-
liantly with the exception Of the first set
The match drew the biggest gallery OF
the day. The last two sets were prettier
than is shown by the score. Three want
age games were played IN the last set
and in the last game deuce was called
seven times. Larned and C1othier. play
ing in perfect harmony, easily outgener-
aled the Swedish champions, Hillerup and
Larsen.
II is announced tonight that Miss r. K
Douglas. the English champion in sin
giles, will defend the title. II had been
feared that the injury TO her ankle while
playing in the south Of France would
prevent her taking part in the tourna-
ment. The scores:
Doubles first round-Williann A. Larned
and William j. Clothier beat T. Hillerup
and E. Larsen, Swedes. 6-3. 81. 81; Hol-
combe Ward and Beals c. Wright beat e.
G.. Evans and T. NJ. Mayrogordato, 81,
6-3, GA.
Third round-Beals c. Wright of Boston
beat E. G. Parton. 6-2. GA. 6-3: William j.
Clothier of Philadelphia beat R. B.
Hough, 6-2. 6-3. GA; William A Larned OF
Summit, N. J., beat o. L. Orme, 6-3,
6-3, 6-3.
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena, Cal. has
drawn against Miss Meyer in the first
round of the ladies' championship con-
test, which begins tomorrow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
High Chancellor Runs Tbird.

MEMPHIS. June 27.-Montgomery Park rae
ing results:
First race. six furlongs-Mordela won, Hi
Iona second. Sir Carter third. Time, 1:I7%
Second race eeven furlongs-Rigktful won
Andrew Mac second, Monte third Time ! %
Third race. four and a half furlongs-Quinn
Brady won Pretty Nellie second, Charlatan
third Time, 80.
Fourth race, one miie-Nonaco Maid won
Shenandoah second High Chancellor third.
Time :43.
Fifth race, six furlcAgs-Comic Opera won,
Optional second, ONYX third. Time j III.
Sixth race one mile-Ed Sheridan won, Bon
ME Prince Charlie second, Prince Salm Salm
third Time. l:42s.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
COURT GIVES HEIR OF RICH
CHINESE CONTROL OF COIN
c. A. Schveixer Obtains Letters Testa-
mentary in the Estnte of Big
linn.

FRESNO. June a7.--Judge George E.
Church to-day issued letters testament
tary on the estate of Big Jim, a Chi
nese merchant who died leaving an es-
tate worth about $4,000 to c. A.
Schweizer. Schweizer presented a will
purporting to be signed by Big Jim,
by which all his property was left to
Schweizer. In opposition Min Jang,
Big Jin's bookkeeper, presented for
probate a will written entirely in Chi
nese. A jury decided that the Min
Jang will was forgery, and immedi-
ately letters of administration were
given Schweizer
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
SANF ARA SHOWS
TURN Of SPEED
0ntfoots Her Field Through
out the First Race at
KenilwOrth Park Track
Special Dispatch to The can.

KENILWORTH TRACK, BUFFALO.
June 27-In the first race Sanfara out
broke her field and had the foot of the
party all the way. She had to be ridden
out in the last furlong to stall off Away.
The latter finished strongly after COM
ing wide at the turn for home. Gamester
saved ground entering the stretch. but
tired under drive Gold Coin was away
tangled up Loyal Front appears to be
going back. Summary:
First raee-Sanfara- q TO l, won; Away, 10
], seconi; Gamester, to /, third
Second race-The Don, 10 TO l. won: Lustig,
10 J. second: Woodshade 4 10 /. third.
Third race-Rosetint. L. won; Monacor-
der, 8 TO !, second; Norbury, to l, third.
Fourth raee-Pick Time, TO >, won; Cardi-
gan, to .. second; Trenct the Mere. to ?.
third.
Fifth race-Pat BuIger, > to l. won; Alencon,
20 ;, second; Neva Welch TO /. third
Sixth racc-Sclon ShinGle TO =, won Milton
Young. to 8. second; Ruby Homestead. TO !,
thifu.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-MajOr Carpenter, Ros-
sessa, Captain Sam.
Second race-TOya, Concert, Zienap.
Third race-Arthur GUNNER, La Pu-
celle, Wexford.
Fourth race-Coruscate. The Cook,
John Carroll.
Fifth race-Bell the Cat, Benvolio,
FOnsOluca.
Sixth race-Gold Bell, Athlone, Van
Hope.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
OLD SOLDIERS ENGAGE
IN A SHOOTING AFFRAY
Charles Albee Seriously Wounded ~
John Condor I'm Quarrel at
Santa Monica Home.

SANTA MONICA, June 27-Charles L
Albee, a member of the National Sol
diers' Home, was seriously shot this
afternoon by John Condor. also a mem
Der of the home. A crowd of veterans
was assembled in the front dining hall.
when suddenly pistol shot was heard
and Albee fell with a bullet in the
right chest. His wound may prove
fatal. Condor is in the guardhouse.
The shoting is said to be the result OF
an old quarrel.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
San Francisco Turner's Successful.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.-The COM
mittee which is supervising the work
OF revising the averages of the Turner's
who competed IN the athletic events of
the North American Gymnastic Union
tonight made public the following
percentages:
Class competition (third group, class
composed Of from IS to % men)-Cen-
trail Nerein. Pittsburg. first, S3.05; Turn
Verein. San Francisco. second. S1.47.
Individual contests-Oscar Busse,
San Francisco. sixteenth. 79.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
KENILwoRTH PARK ENTRIES.

BUFFALO. June 27.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Kenilworth Park
follow:
First race. five furongs, two-year- olds. sell
ing-Paul Markof IC1. Toara l04. Ava l04,
Devoir l07. Charge 104 Henry WaIing 1V4
Pacon l02 Carrie Graham 80, Venus 81
Seconds race, one mile selling. three-year-
olds-First Born 80, Blennenworth ITO. Bon
ME Sue 81. Alcantara 95. Orfeo III. Blue
Buck 1O7. Caronal III. Lustig lob. Durbar 9S,
Wadden IL SO.
Third race FIVE furlongs. selling. two-year
olds-Dave Lewis 1O7. Londoner lO7, Amnesia
l04, Demas l04 MazZini 104 Humpty Dumpty
l04 John Mcbride I01, Progression 104, Ruth
W lO4. CalaboEue 10T.
Fourth race, one mile and a sixteenth, handi-
cap. three-year-olds and up-Little Scout 116.
Toscan 1I2. Rosetint ia Judge Hines III,
Bragg 1O7 Caronal l03 War Whoop 10l. As
cot Belle 100, Royal Blue 80.
Fifth race. five and half furlongs. three
year-olds and up-AlIbert 110, Ffreball 10I, ST
Janet 50, Spring l16. Hattie Day SO, Loupanta
H. Shrine ILL., Maxey Moore 81. Frontenac
I16 Gypzene 81 Collector Jessup 116
Sixth race mile and forty yards. three
year-olds up, selling-The Bugaboo Ill, PEN
tacr Ill Lord Hermence III, First Born 93
Yorkshire Lad 81.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
IDENTIFIED AS ROBBER
OF A BANK IN OREGON
Jack Hoffman, Alias j. r.. Kelly, Now
Under Arrest, Recognized by
His Photograph.

WOODBURY., Or, June IA photo
graph of lack" Hoffman. alias j. r.
Kelly, arrested by Sheriff Sexton of The
Dalles, has been received and identified
as that of one of the men who recently
robbed the Bank of Woodburn OF $4,000.
Hoffman when arrested had large
amount sof money in his possession He
was arrested fifty miles south of The
Dalles. or sixty miles from Woodburn. d.
rectly in the course taken by the robbers
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
Yacht HAMBURG Beats meteor mi.

KEEL. June 27.-The fleet Of racing
yachts. followed by the visiting steam
yachts, cruised to Eckernforde. up the
coast, to-day. The yachts will stay at
Eckernforde over night and tomorrow
will cruise back to Ktel
ECKERNFORDE, Germany, June 81.
The Hamburg finished three minutes
ahead OF the Meteor III in the fifty-two
mile race from Kiel.
The Orion beat the Ailsa in a special
race by three and a half minutes The
formers time was hours 20 minutes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race ArtfuI, Lady Amelia,
FlOralfa.
Second race-Phidias, Yankee Consul,
Kings Daughter.
Third race-Snuff, Alamanzor, Game
cock.
Fourth race Won Tromp, Uncle
Urfgh, Uncle Charley.
Fifth race Phoebus, MasanieIlo,
Druid.
Sixth race-Mierane, Jonquil, Stamp
ing Ground.
Weather Clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June 27.-The entries
for to- -morrow's races at Latonla toi-
low
First race six and a half furlongs, selling
Rossessa s6, Mary Eleanor 81. Rose Mary
Kane 91, Salvate "a, Major Carpenter "a.
Johnnie King a. DIR. Wang 96. Oria 97. Ber-
nice "a, Grace Elliott 81. Bonnie Burr 10l.
Captain Sam 102, Margaret Howard 10S.
Second race. five furlongs. purse-Grace
Wagner 100 Anita l00 Prince Glenn los. Toya
los Sister Edith los, Velours los. Antjllian
1Oe Redwood II 10s Concert no. Zienap 110.
Hoi Polloi 113.
Third race one mike. selling-Brita e5, Sane
tion 100, Ellenorena 100 Darius 100. Our Sis
ter 1O2. Wexford l02. Manfred 109. La Pucelle
104. Swift Boy 105, Arthur Gunner 105.
Fourth race, six furongs. handicap-Huzzah
30. Birch Broom 93. Early Boy 9s. The Cook
100, Coruscate 103. John Carroll 1OS
Fifth race, mile and seventy yards. SELL
ing-Florizel o. Trogan 3d. Hot 103 Senior
103. Mayor David s. Rose 107, Fonsoluca los.
Bell the Cat ITO. Benvolio 112.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs. selling
Euba Sc Edna Tanner Sc, All Scarlet 81,
Florence Fonso 90, The Laurel "a, Colonel
Jim Douglass 96. Ethel Day 81, Sand Burr
81, Gus Heidorn 100. Dunning 102. Van Hope
1O4. Presentation 104. Gold Bell 109 Ath-
lone 112.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-28
KENmwoRTH PARK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race - Henry Waring. TOara,
DeVOir.
Second race Bonnie Sue, Caronal,
BIennenwOrth.
Third race - Progression. Mazxini,
Ruth w.
Fourth race-ROsetint, Brown entry,
Little Scout.
Fifth race - Frontenac, Fireball,
Shrine.
sixth raee-The Bugaboo, Lord Her
mence. Pentaur.
Weather clear. Track fast.