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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Tigers Get but Four Hits
Off Southern Star, Yet
They Carry Off HonOrs
dISPLAYS HELP SOME
Smith Falls Down When the
Angels Have Full House
and No One Out i'm Third
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Los ANGELES, May 22.-AIthough
Baum allowed but four hits, two less
than his opponent, struck out four men
and made two hits himself. he lost to-
days game by the score of to 2. The
reason was a combination Of hard luck
and errors. Tacoma scored two runs in
the fourth inning by two two-base hits
by Doyle and Nordyke and an error by
Toman. They scored one in the
eighth through Bernard's error, and
another in the ninth, the result Of two
bases on balls.
With three men on the bases and no.
body out in the last half of the third.
Smith for Los Angeles hit an easy one
to Thomas, allowing double play
which was followed by an easy out by
Brashear
Casey OF Tacoma and Dillon Of Los
Angeles were both out of the game as
a result of injuries. Graham played
right field for Tacoma and Hogan did
the receiving. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Took Mother at Her word.

In every family there are family
jokes on some member Of the family,
and often they are better than the pro-
fessional ones you hear Here is a
time honored one in the family Of Mrs.
John j. ingalls,.
At the dinner table one day Mrs.
Ingalls, dropped little gravy on the.
front Of her dress. One Of her daugh-
ters called her attention to IT. Mrs
Ingalls, said: MY dear I knew. the
spot was there. You need not have
troubled yourself to call the attention
of other people at the table to it. If
the spot annoys you, you may leave
the table" And the next time Mrs.
ingalls, dropped something on the
front of her dress all her children got
up and marched away from the table.
The event has passed into the family
joke book.-Atchison Globe.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Buchanan Is Ruled Off
for Attempting to
Beat Barrier.
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

kansas CITY, May 22.-Jockey Bu-
chanan was set down for the remainder
OF the local meeting to-day for persistent
iy trying to beat the barrier in the first
race. The track was lightning fast and
another record was shattered, making the
sixth new track mark to be established
during the present meeting.
X. A. Smiths Telephone Travelled the
mile and an eighth in the sixth race in
:ezA, clipping quarter of SECOND from
the new record established Saturday by
Ascot Belle for this distance In the
third race Hadur equaled the track rec
ord for four and half furlongs Delta
was the only winning favorite of the day,
two second choices and three outsiders
being successful in the other five races.
Summary:
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, May 22.-First race.
five furlongs-Delta al to 10. / to 2 out).
won; Uncle Dudley e to /, to u, second !;
Lotta Gladstone 40 to d. third. Time, :01 a.
second race. six fnriongs-Ida Davis a TO /,
= to g. 2 to %. won; Double Six G to 8. 3 to
% second; Ethylene (out. third. Time. 1:14H.
Third race, four and a half furlongs-Hadur
Is to B, to 2, ou). won; Reuben q to 2
ouO. second Agnolo (even). third. Time, :54h
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Royal Blue
g to 1, to !, to 81, won; Modred g to =,
8 g. to %. second; Potrero Grande e to ~, third.
Fifth race. one mile and a furlong-Tele-
phone d3 to s. to 10. to 81. won; Glassfui
a q to 2 out}, second; Ada N to 9. third
Time. 1:52A
Sixth race, one mile-Lady Ellison Is TO 1.
2 to l. to 81. won; Adare (6 to 8, TO 81,
second; Lddon (ouD. third. Time 1:40A.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
FAST WE[TERS
CARDED To co
Peterson and Mayfield Sign
to Box a Preliminary to
Hanlon- -Corbett Contest
RIVALS WORKING HARD
Denverite and Native Son
Should Put Up Hurricane
Bout When the Bell Taps

firing Of the inactivity in the so-called
amateur circles, George Peterson and
Frank Mayfleld have decided to take off
the cloak entirely and become sure
enough professionals. Last night they
signed articles with the San Francisco
Club for ten-round snatch at 1z5 pounds
as the main preliminary to the Corbett-
Hanlon bout on the night Of June 2. Pc
terson is unquestionably the best of the
local welters at the four-round distance,
with Mayfleld as his nearest competitor
1t remains to be seen whether Mayfield
will not have the best OF it at the longer
route.
Whoever wins. it is certain to be
good fight. as both lads are the sort that
wade in and take a punch to land one
Another preliminary of lesser Importance
will be added to the show, but, like the
Peterson Mayheld go, it must be full of
fight TO suit the purposes of Alex Greg
gains, who believes in giving satisfaction
from f1agfall to finish.
Hanlon and Corbett are both progress
ing in their work of conditioning for the
third and last meeting. Eddie has an
nounced that this must be a winning
battle, or be his last. He will take off
the gloves for all time if he does not
prove Corbett's master. He is going
along in his usual easy fashion, doing
all that is asked of him and mixing a
little recreation with his daily grind. This
afternoon he will captain a baseball
team and play third base at Alameda
against a team of actors from the local
theaters.
With Corbett at the beach everything
is moving along nicely. He has changed
his training methods to a great extent,
and is following a fixed programme.
Where he formerly took an occasional
day off and worked overtime the follow
ing day to catch up he is now keeping
along with the procession every day, and
is doing the healthful sort of exercise he
needs. There is less boxing and more
real labor in the new order of things.
and the former champion is showing the
benefit of the change.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
RELIANCE CLUB PLANS
BIG ATHLETIC MEET
Oakland Racetrack VIII BE the Scene
of Action on Decoration
na<


OAKLAND, May 27.-The Reliance
Athletic Club has begun a campaign
for the revival of outdoor as well as
indoor sports in this city, and the first
event will be the athletic tournament
to take place at the Oakland racetrack
on Decoration day. The committee in
charge of the programme has arranged
an excellent series of events, which in
cludes. besides the regular track and
field contests, open bicycle races, club
race between the Oakland Wheelmen
and the Garden City Wheelmen, two
motor cycle races and an automobile
race, owners to drive their own ma
chimes.
The tournament will be strictly anna
teur and the contests will be governed
by the rules of the P. A. A. AS this
VIII be the only amateur tournament
held in the State on Decoration day,
there will be large number of en-
tries of prominent athletes from all
parts of California. A great many en-
tries have already been received, more
than enough to insure exciting con-
tests IN each event.
The officials of the tournament have
already been selected. John Elliott
viii act as referee and the starters
gun will be handled by George James
The tournament will be managed by
Herbert Hauser.
This is the first meet of the kind to
be held in this city by an athletic club
and the members of the Reliance Club
are confident the plan will result in
the reawakening of public interest In
those who are well acquainted with tn.
affairs Of the club that If the meet is
the anticipated success it will be made
an annual event
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
DANCES AWAY
FROM BATTLER
Great Dane Fails to Warm
Up in Time to Show His
True Werth as a Fighter
CALIFORNIAN is THERE
Devotes Most of His Time
to Jabbing and Blocking
Swings of His Opponent

PHILADELPHIA. May 22.-Battling
Nelson OF Chicago made his first ap-
pearance in the prize ring in this city
tonight and proved a rather easy
proposition for Abe Atten Of San Fran
cisco
It was the old story of the finished
boxer going against the fighter. At
tells oleverness proved too much for
rounds OF the fight the Californian
3abbed the other man at will. In the
fifth round Attelrs strength began to
wane. but he was able to hold Nelson
easily.
1t was a good, fast bout from start
TO finish. From the way Attell started
in it looked as though Nelson would
not last the six rounds, but what the
Dane lacked in cleverness he made up
in gameness and ability to take punish
ment. All through the first four rounds
Atteu 5abbed Nelson in the face and
In the stomach and got away without
receiving a blow.
In the second and third rounds, how
even when Nelson led he caught At
tell several times on the jaw without
doing any damage. In the latter part
Of the fourth Nelson sent Attell to the
floor, but Abe was on his feet in an in
stanf The fifth round was slightly In
favor Of Nelson, as was also part Of
the sixth. In the latter part of the
sixth, however. Attell recovered him
self and was hammering Nelson with
rights and lefts when the bell sounded
Up to the time the men stepped into
the ring IL looked as though they
would not meet. There was a hitch
over weighing in. Attell tipped the
beam at 126. but Nelson refused to get
on the scales, claiming his contract did
not call for it. Attell refused to go on
and the management decided to put on
Kid Herman Of Chicago. Attell finally
consented TO fight Nelson looked to
weigh about 134 or 136 pounds
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
TELEGRAPH NEWS.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. May 22-The boiler of
an engine standing near the Hooking Valley
Railroad roEndhouse West Mound street
exploded this afternoon and instantly Killed
six workmen.
NEW YORK, May 22.-The Canfield House
where Lafayette was once a guest and where
Robert Fulton lived. while the engine for his
plcneer steamboat the C1aremont. was being
puilt IN shop near by, was destroyed by fire
to-day.
TRENTON, N. J., May PIG. 1. Buxcon
of Norwalls. Conn, to-day made application
for the appointment Of receiver for the
Iuelytic Serum Company, with Offices at 500
Fifth avenue. New York. Insolvency and mis-
management charged.
ALBANY N. Y, May 22-The MunicinaI
Telegraph and Stock Company. a brokerage
concern with headquarters here and branches
In thirty other cities has announced that II
will move to New Jersey to avoid the tax on
stock transfers. which goes into operation on
June !.
vICKsBURG. Miss, May 22-Forty monu
ments erected by the State of Ohio to its sol
diers who fell In the seige of Vicksburg were
dedicated In the National Military Park here
with party of 100 veterans from Ohio were
present. Governor Herrick delivered an ad-
dress.
NEW YORK. May 22.-Miss Margaret jan
olik of Dallas, Tex. nurse, who has been
missing from St Lukes Hospital in this CITY
since last Wednesday. MAS been found at
Niagara Falls. telegram from the girls
father. George w. Janolik Of Dallas. notified
the police of her discovery, but gave no par
tieulars
body of Mrs. Lawrence Harnett, who was be-
lieved by the police to have been strangied to
death with a towel tied about her neck in her
room on East Fifteenth street. Saturday after
was found tnat death was due to natural
causes.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
TWO BALL PLAYERS
DIE OF INJURIES
Pitched Ball Kills One, While
Other Expires After a
Hard Run.

NEW YORK, May 22.-While catching
in game Of baseball in Brooklyn James
Miles, a youth, was almost instantly
killed by a pitched ball Miles wore no
mask while behind the bat A very fast
bail which he failed to stop struck him
between the eyes. He was carried home,
where IL was found the skull had been
fractured Death ensued in a few min
uteS.
CHICAGO May 22-The sudden death
of Edward ". Johnston to-day put an
end TO bali game in which he was a
player. Johnston was at bat just before
his death. He hit the ball and ran to
first base. He was put out. When he
reached the base he turned to run back
TO where the other players We're He had
gone but few feet when he fell forward
and died almost instantly. 1t is believed
Johnston died OF heart failure, due to
overexertiOn. He was % years old.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
SUI IoIrIs ENTRIEs

ST. LOUIS, May 22.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at the Fair
Grounds: u,
First race nine-sixteenths mile. madenss
purse-Haughty 100. Marguerite r los, ST.
Avonia 104 Pretty Doreen 1US. Lady Deer 104.
Ada st. Mary 100. Pirates Dance los. Fond
Lady 104, Margaret NJ 112, Buxom les, Bell
of Woodstock 104, Lady Hamburg 104. Bonita
104 Bess Clancy los.
Second race, eleven -sixteenths selling-Dr.
Scharff 113. Little Corker los, Computation III,
Tangent 124, Byrne of Roscrea 12l Tom Man5
kins ia, Jake Ward 116, Enverite 1872 Gene
H2ndlcn 119. Jack Orr 124. Kings Charm Ill !
Bandillo ia. Whiskers III, Howard p 121.
Third race, five furiongs two-year-ods, sell-
ing-Pirate's Dream 95. Nettie Nc 95 Miss
Cosette 100 Balshot 95 Marvel 1O0 Ala
Russell 107. Lieber 1eS, Kiss ie1 Sarsaparilla
95. RAMS 103, Yves 9s
Fourth race SIX furlongs, handicap. p.
Mayberry SO. Harmakis 9s, Red Leaf 90, Sow
ereign 90. Mayor Johnson 1o0 Augur 9S. Foot
lights Favorite 100 BY Ways 90. Jake San
ders 116
Fifth race-Mile and seventy yards. purse
Mynheer Io9 Gay Lizette 10S. Water Pansy
1o5, Fonsoluca 104 Dalesman 112 Ahola 102.
Kleinwood 10S. Action 112.
Sixth race mile and three -sxteenths, sell
ing-Eclectic 10a. Bullfnch los, Courant 80,
Bannock Belle 81, Hubbard o. Chapalia 81,
Water Cure 106 Royal Arms 97. Behoove 10i.
George Vivian 106 Pathmaster 107, Bravery 81,
Prism 80. Goo Goo 104.
Weather threatening: track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
New Swindle on Farmers.

One of the newest swindles perpe-
trated in this vicinity is the lost dia-
mond." A well-dressed chap stops at
a farmhouse and informs the occupant
that he has lost a valuable diamond
pin. He and the farmer make diligent
search, but fail to find the jewel. The
well-dressed chap tells the farmer on
going away that he will give $100 for
the return of the jewel.
A week or SO afterward a tramp
comes in and tells the farmer that he
has found a diamond pin. The farmer,
after some dickering, gets the pin for
s25 After waiting some time the pin
is taken to a jeweler, when it is found
that 15 cents would have been u big
price for it.-Chicago Tribune.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
senator Perkins weighty Vote.

While the fortihcations bill was be-
fore the Senate recently Senator
Carmack offered an amendment di-
recting the War Department to prepare
a list of Notifications necessary in the
insular possessions of the United
States.
Senator Perkins of California, who
has charge Of the Notifications bill.
said there was paragraph in the bill
that covered the point Senator Car
mack desired to make
President Frye put the question on
the amendment. "All in favor say
aye" he said.
Aye" said Senator Carmack alone.
All opposed, no." continued Presi-
dent Frye.
NO" said Senator Perkins, also
alone
The noes have it," announced Mr..
Frye. and the forty or fifty Senators
or the floor all laughed.-New York
World.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
NEW YORK ENTRuEs.

NEW YORK, May 22.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Belmont
Park:
First race, three-year-olds and up seven
furlongs main course, maidens-Second Light
ITO. Sailor Boy 10. Liberty 107 ST. Roma i05,
Ismailian los. Novena los.
Second race, maidens, two-year- olds selling
five furlongs straight-Gentian 100 Delmore
100. Tangier 100, Rarberloot 100. Snowbound 92,
Magic Power e5. High Brush 95, Merlingo 95,
Greenland 100 Little Ben 95 Vitesse 81.
Third race. handicap, selling, mile, main
course--Arabo 126. Oarsman 121 Arsenal 100
Consideration III Divination III, Rostand ia
Carrie Jones 113 Ismailian 100.
Fourth race the Jockey Club weight for age
race, one and eighth miles-Dolly Spanker
123, Gamara 100. Oxford 100, Pasadena 100,
Right Royal 100.
Fifth race. Meadowbrook Hunters steeple-
chase about two and half niles-Patagonian
152. Steel Maker 149. Merry Moments 140 Red,
White and Blue 149, Snuff 1885, Pious 159
Sixth race. handicap. one and an eighth
miles, Belmont course-Red Knight 126 Ad-
bell 122. Ostrich 100, Flyback 116. Leonidas ia.
Weather clear; track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
sTRANG'S TRIPLE TELLS
Giants Utility Player Wins
Game After Taking Place
of Gilbert in the Twelfth
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE)

CLEVELAND. Ohio. May 22-Cfeve-
land was defeated by Philadelphia to-
day by the score OF to l. waddelI was
in fine form and held Cleveland down to
five scattered hits. He struck out ten
men. 1t was Bernhard's first game this
year. and ne was hit hard throughout.
Bemis had to retire in consequence of be-
ing hurt Attendance $500 Score:
r. II. e.
Cleveland ..................ss-...
Fnisaaerpnia c,,,. & cors. 10 Uad
dell and Schreck-
DETROIT, Mich. May z2.-Grifdth pitched
one inning and was put out Of the grounds for
locals at his mercy. MulIfn also pitched WELL
Attendance, 2500 Score: r. H Z.
Batteries-NfuIiin and Drill; Grifnth. Hogg
and Mcclure.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
NEW YORK. May 22.-while at the bat in
the twelfth inning Gilbert was put out or the
game. and Strang, who took his place. made a
gle. enabled New York to win the fourth game
of the, series from Pittsburg to-day Attend
ance. 10COO Score: r. H Z.
FlttspurS ......-.--.------.-
NSw an; 6s;t, n5
Bresnahan. Umpire-f<lem-
BOSTON. May 22.-Hard hitting IN the early
part OF to-day game with 81 Louis won for
down and Boston could do little with his pitch
ing Willis wild and Ineffective Attend
ance. 17O0 Score: r. H E.
81. LOUIS
Battertes-Wilfs Wilhelm and Moran Tay-
lor and Warner. Umpire-O'D Day.
PHILADELPHIA May 22.-A combination
of hits and errors in the fifth inning to-day
gave the game to Cincinnati Sebring, who
went to his home in wflhamsport on leave
OF absence, wired Manager Kelley he would not.
return. Attendance, 290O- Score: r. H E
C1ncinnau -..-.-.-.-+-.------ 10
Philadelphia .............-........4
Batteries-Chech and Schlei; Sparks and
Doom. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
DOCTOR GAINS FREEDOM
THROUGH PRISON SERVICES
Counterfeiter to Be Released In Kansas
by Presidents Order After Con-
fractinx COusumptiOn.

WASHINGTON, May 22.-President
Roosevelt has committed to expire i'm
mediately the sentence of DR.. John F.
Tubbs of Timboo,- A. T., who has been
serving a five years sentence at the
Leavenworth, Kan, Federal Prison
since January, 1903, on a charge of
cou1fterfeiting.
Recently during an epidemic of pneu-
monia at the prison, DR.. Tubbs proved
himself very useful i'll the prison hospi-
tai, where he was assigned to duty.
Among the patients were several who
had consumption and DR.. Tubbs con-
tracted the disease, with the result that
his life is now despaired Of
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Model Yacht Crfcket q wiuner.

Sunday was a gala day for model
yaohtsmen at Spreckels Lake, Golden
Gate Park. An Unusually large NUM-
ber Of boats were out and a record
breaking crowd witnessed the pennant
races. The wind was good and the
boats made fast time. Eight boats COM
peted, the honors going to NJ. London $
Cricket. The Imp, owned by Henry
London and winner of last Sundays
pennant, was beaten in the finals.
The results follow:
First round-Petersen,s Stella beat Cook
sons Stanley, NJ Windows Cricket beat Bran
nan Alice. II. Windows Imp beat Johnsonss
SpTeckes. Browns San Francisco beat Hay 5
Amelia
Semi. fnals-Cricket beat Stella. Imp beat
San Francisco.
FinaIs-Cricket beat Imp.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Favorites Are Moved
Down, Forehand
Alone Winning.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 22.-In a desper-
ate drive of three, Forehand, Short
priced favorite in the Fair Grounds fea-
Iure to-day, King Ellsworth and The
COOK saved the day from whitewash
Ior the talent. Loyal Front. backed in all
the poolrooms of the Middle West, re-
ceded In the track betting. He won in a
mary:
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs; !;
maiden maiden two-year-o,ds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight, Jockey St. y Fin.
20 to st colunb. Iii iAIssste) eBatisse)1S sh 2h
Time 70 1.T I'D dMssG5rath III Solipht@ IL 81
Winner. S. NJ Williams. pcb.' ch. c. % by Loyaiiss-
In saoI Front Watchful 1o3. Humorist 115. Harry
suanaaIere gge Gafs Lad ILL., ,p i
III. Myrmiden 100. finished named.
SECOND RACE-Six furlongs four-year-
olds and uD; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. y Fin.
sto to sS s-Slr s0mmds Eranes II 1ls Foly} s2 r.
~ 10 10 l-Axares, 10I (Brinngar).. 4 u 3 u
WINE liime Ia 30. Start poor. Won easily.
Tommr TMlnner l1s / schsckman.s h "a by Tilsonus-
Jack McGum 115 Darnivan 1o2 Gay America
11o. Tom Kitty 1o5, specks Day 1o7. Barkley
CHATS llo. Quaker Girl 1Os. finished named.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furIongs;
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. u Fin.
70 Fancy Dress, Ito tSewelD 51A1
o TO 2-Luretta. 100 Cochran. AZ 23
II to 1-Tyrolian. 104 (Soder). ....S 153h
Time. Los 3-5. Start fair. Won driving.
winner. s. w. Streets br. f. by Ben Brush
costume. Erla Lee 107. Metallic 100. Angleta
11O. Auroceiver 107. Linda Rose 107. Katie
Ash 100. Fruit 100. Peggy 100. Entrigue 107.
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-Three- -year-olds and up;
handicap; one and an eighth miles:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 2-Forehand ia (Domnck) 2 h h
10 to TX Ellswood, 105 tM Brie)
to THE Cook. 80 fCochran) 1 2 80
ner. g. c. Bennett & Co.'s ch. h. "a by Hand
sel-Forseen. Taby Tosa 102 Lubin 107, fn-
ished as named
FIFTH RACE-Three-year-o and up;
purse; mile:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin. +
Even-Joe Lesser.1 112 Domnk) 2 2 1h1
16 to 1-Willowdene, 93 (Perkins) IL 2 II :,
to 1-Ethics, 1o7 (Schonner). 1873
G E. Patterson & Co.. s b. &. % by Whitney
Hermit. Canyon los, Miss Mae Day 101. Lu-
clan 105. Edward Hale 105, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Three-ye -year-oids and up;
purse; one and sixteenth miles:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
4 to 1--Hiee. 102 (SswelD. 2 1a12
2 to IL. Crawford 107 (Cochrn) a 80
Time, 1 40 1-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. w. w. ElIiotts b. G. (9) by Himyar-
Grace Lee. Dolinda 107, Passive 30, Roderick
Dhu o. Lampoon 100, Broodler 102 finished
as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS CITY, May 22.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at Elm
Ridge track: a
First race, one mile, selling-Arc Light SIS,
Big Bow 81, Magic 80. Downpatrick 90. Melo-
sweet Tone 101, Exclamation los. Our Bessie
lof, Pierce Ito, Rough ana Tumble III.
Second race, steeplechase, handicap, short
course-Joe Kern 12s Collegian 1872, Creoiin
1f2. Wild Range 142, Warner I45, Jim Bozeman
las.
Third race. FIVE furlongs. purse-Sportsman
20. 20. Maggie Q Jos, Clara Berry 90. Don Domo
Fourth race, five furlongs, seliing-ouhelta
Martin 102, Hazel Roberts 102. Bill knight 104
Dollie Fl LOT, Harry Jones 109, Martha c no.
Feby Blue Ito. Hanswurst lis Clausus 1f5
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles, selling
y-Sanction 81, Lionel 10, Rian 1O3 Berry
Hughes 1o4, Gus Strauss 1oT.
Sixth race, seven furIongs, seIling-The Lady
ltohesia 10O Mi Reina 101 Stump Town 102
Hemlock 1O4, Western Duke 104, Introduetor
107, Albemarle 10S, Sid Silver los.
Weather cloudy track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
HAYES VALLEY CLUB GIVEN
PERMIT FOR JULY CONTEST
Supervisors Refuse TO Take Action on
Lincoln Application, Fearing CofT-
roth Is Man Behind

The resolution granting the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club a permit TO hold
a professional boxing contest during
July was adopted by the Board of Su-
perEisors yesterday. The Hawthorne
Club was granted an amateur boxing
permit for May 81 at Woodward's Pa
Yilion.
The resolution granting q permit to
the Lincoln Athletic Club to hold a
professional contest during August
was withdrawn temporarily at the re-
quest Of Chairman BoXton Of the Po-
lice Committee. Some of the Super
Visors, including Braunhart, have an
idea that Jim Coffroth is connected
with the club, and the committee will
thresh the matter out before making
its report
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-23
Churchin Downs Results.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May 22.-Churchil
Downs results:
First race. six furlongs-Harding won. Red
Thistle second. Sjambok third. Time. 1:15K.
Second race. four and a half furlongs-Di-
rector won. Hermitage second. Sea Mate third.
Time. :55:
Third race six furlongs-Edna Turner won
Princess Orna second The Pet third. Time.
1:15h
Thespian second. English Lad third. Time,
1:27K
Fifth race. four and half furlongs-Lady
Carol won Problem second Spendthrift Helen
third Time, :55s+.
sixth race one mile-Bradley's Pet won
McIlvaine second Ebony third Time, 1:42A.