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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Look TO Pnri. or london.

Explain to me if you can says the
student of the eternal feminine, why
the American woman has not yet made
a dent on the old world in the matter
of fashions for clothes. American SUI
premacy is an old story, but If the
American woman isn't supreme who or
what is? Indeed, what she has done in
the way Of marrying European cele-
brities and inStituting American ways
in Europe is part of our recorded su-
premacy.' but in clothes she is not In II.
Whenever the last touch of hneness is
to be given to any of her garments IL
is described as being Of Paris or Lon
don make. We have heard, to be sure,
that the shirtwaist Is an American idea
and that it is making it's way abroad,
but when it comes back here 1t Is Ia
beled lingerie and as created in the
old world. AS for the brides trousseau.
though we have as many brides here
as anywhere, their clothes must all
bear the foreign label. The old world
still sets the styles in wOman's dress.
Philadelphia Record
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
BRITT AND NELSON
DUE HERE TO-DAY.
Rival Lightweights Will Pay
Attention to Condition.
Stamina Will Be the Quality Sought

The spell of the mountains seems to be
over both Britt and Nelson, as each seems
loath to leave his camp In the high
Sierras. Both expressed an intention OF
starting for this city several days ago,
but they have postponed the hour as long
as possible.
The rival lightweights seemed destined
to come down in the same train, but this
was not deemed advisable by the man
ayers. as it was thought an impression
might gain ground that the relations be-
tween the men were too friendly. Nelson
postponed his departure a day to avoid
this. To complicate matters Britt post
poned his departure, bringing himself
into touch with Nelson again.
Britt will be here on this morning
train and will enjoy himself about town
to-day before entering upon his training
Both boxers are planning their training
with a view to development of stamina
Both have taken q leaf out Of JefrieS
book and will go in for rowing to de-
velop their shoulder and arm muscles
and thus increase their hitting power.
Britt has done lot of this at Tahoe and
has found IT beneficial. He will con-
tinuo it here, but on a more restricted
scale. the only available water being that
of Stow Lake.
Nelson will have the waters of the bay
short distance of his quarters at Lark
spur.
Much of their boxing will be done in
the open air to accustom themselves to
the conditions under which they are to
meet at Colma-
Manager Coffroth has not given an
answer as yet to the Native Sons in re-
gard to a postponement. In addition to
the committee from this city another is
coming from Sacramento. This one will
be headed by L. B. Wilson, acting secre-
tary of the Admission day celebration
committee at Sacramento. The members
of the committee communicated with
Manager Coffroth yesterday and they
will probably meet him in his Office this
afternoon. While he automatically re-
fuses to commit himself before answering
the representatives of the Native Sons,
he Is rushing his elaborate plans, which
is taken as an indication that no change
will be made In the date
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
MEMO PARK GOLFER
PROVES CLEVEREST
Mrs. Giryin Captures Two
Prizes in Northern Cali
fOrnia Tournament.
Special Dispatch to Tho Can.

SAN JOSE, Aug 16-The North Califor-
MIA Women's Golf Association held its
fourth annual tournament on the Linda
Vista links to-day near this city. There
was fair attendance of golf
enthusiasts from this part of the
State and San Jose society turned
out and greeted them. The play
consisted of an 1S-hole DOGGY han
dIcap. Mrs. Girvin. of Menlo Park, won
two prizes. The former was the asso-
citation medal and the latter silver cup
given by the women of the Linda Vista
Golf Club. Mrs. ]. II. Rucker of the
Linda Vista Club won the second gross
prize, a loving cup presented by the di-
rectors of the club. Following were the
entries:
San Francisco-Mrs. Shields and Flor
ence Ives, who entered officially from
Linda Vista; Burlingame-Mrs. Henry
Scott, Mrs. Laurance Scott and Mrs.
Walter Martin; Menlo Park-Mrs. Girvin,
Mrs. Spencer, Miss Kempff and Miss
Batchelder; San Jose-Afrs. Ralph w.
Hersey (captain), Miss Minnie B. Hough-
ton, Miss Marguerite Dinsmore, Miss
Bessie Henry, Mrs. j. II. Rucker and
Miss Julia Morrison.
The visitors were entertained at lunch
con by the members of the local club.
The next tournament will be held at
Menlo Park on October 6.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
OAKLANDS LOSE 4 GAME
THROUGH UNTIMELY ERROR
Tacoma Scores Twice After
DeVereauX Drops Fly.

Gates did well for the home team un
Ill the seventh inning. when the Seals
sent two runs over the plate. Whalen's
support was largely responsible for the
shut-out In the fifth Hildebrand
winged the bali TO Shea in time to
catch Schlahey at the plate. The big
second baseman slid in feet first and
gave the Seal backstop a bad jab in
the knee with his spikes Shea pluckily
played out the game. Whalen pulled
himself out of tight hole in the ninth.
He hit Van Buren, walked Mitchell and
Schlafey, filing the bases with two out.
Slugger Householder was next up but
Jimmy recovered his nerve and famed
him. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Rides Three Winners and
Two Place Horses Out
of His Five Times Up
FAMOUS HORSE STARTS
Major Daingerfield, Gold
blatt's Recent Purchase,
Scores a Clever Victory
Special Dispatch to III. Call.

CINCINNATI, Aug 16.-The track
was a mass of deep, sticky mud to-day
and only the most confirmed mud plod-
ders had look-in for the money. The
most pretentious race of the day was
the mile and hundred yards handicap
fourth on card, in which Goldblatt's re-
cent purchase, Major Daingerfeld, made
his first appearance here. The track
was made to order for the famous cam
paigner and Notwithstanding his top
weight he was a handy winner.
Radtke was again much in evidence,
riding three winners and two seconds
out of five mounts. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-seven furlongs; three-year-
qIds and o.as up selling; Ws;.nt 1oosv 81 Fin
3ESsss SSsss'f EsyisA & 5os Mrs sSs
Time 1877. Start goA. Won driving.
Winner. p n Civirs eh. T; Csl by N Massetto- o
o. Lady Lou 81. Fred Priesmeyer eS. Rather
Royal 100, finished as named
SECOND RACE-seven furlongs; threeyear-
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
II RSssPssshsa y sPiesass ha ss sfaa5as sssa,5
Time / :s5. Start good. Won handily Win.
Penzence-Deception. Arachne 80. Fieuron 50.
Allista 101. finished named.
THIRD RAcE-Five and half furlongs;
two year -olds: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. Fin
TO 2-Charlatan. 90 (Radtke) ! l
IL to 5-Lita, 100 (Morris).... 2 %
IS to Port Worth, 81 (Harris) 2
Time. lila 3-5. Start fair. Won hsndily.
Winner, w. Gums br. C. by Matt Byrnes-
Acidae America II o., Queen Caroline 81.
Anna Smith 81, Fairview 1O1. finished as
named.
FOURTH RACE-one mile and 100 yards:
e-year-olds and up; handicap:
l3 to 5IM Daingerfield. 116 (Mrsnl l 10 1s
8 to 5-Red Leaf. 100 (Radtke) 2 2s
s to Intense so CHicks) a
Time, j :57 go Start good. Won galloping.
Winner, NJ. Goldbatt's blk. h. 90 by Hand
spring -Mondroit. Haviland 100 also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase, short course
four-year- and up; handicap:
Betting Horse Weight, Jockey. st. x Fin.
8 to 2-N Amsterdam. 132 (Ford) 22
8 to 2-Mr Rose 1s6 tArchibald) go ~
Time, 500 1-5. Start good. Won handily.
Winner, j. Gass & Co. ch. g. a. by Potomac
Zamora. Kilmorie 12S, Jolo 125 and Pooriands
159 finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and three-sixteenths
miles; three -year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
Is to 1-Foreigner,9S 9S (Cheatham) IA
IL to 2o-Fonsoluca, 102 (Rdtke) 26
Time 2:13 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, T. NJ Green's ch. 6. BY Plaudit-Hereuse
Mai Hanlon 9S and Brown Vail 0S finished as
mai
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
lNGLESIDE PARK STAKES
ATTRACT MANY ENTRIES
One Hundred and Eight Greyhounds
Are Carded to Start ON Saturday
and Sunday.

One Hundred and Eight Greyhounds
Are Carded to Start ON Saturday
and Sunday.
Three stakes will make up this
weeks card for Ingleside Coursing
Park. The open stake will be COM
pleted on Saturday, the first brace Of
greyhounds going to the slips at 1880
o'clock The draw last night resulted
as follows:
Champion stake-Lancashire Lad VS.. Young
Fearless; Belle Free Gambt; lone Hill
La Rosa; Iodine VS. Silver Heels: Quita vs.
Choo Choo; Foxhunter VS.. Judge Dean.
Reserve stake-Loretta VS.. Alice Dunn;
Race King VS.. John Heenan: Cubanola VS.
Galveston; Red Pepper VS.. Gloomy Gus; Eva
G VS.. Rock Roller; Snapper Garrison VS.. Jamie
Gilchrist; My Surprise vs. Prometheus; Firm
Fellow VS.. Honest Girl; Pony Capitol VS.. Gal
liant Friend Miss Emily w; Golden
Wand VS.. Royal Friend; Homer Boy Hap
hazard Medea vs. OTsina; Belle Marie VS.. An
ME Ryne; Whoa Bill vs. Butte City; Imperious
VS.. Conroy; The Earl May Tunison Mas
ter Garrison VS.. Little Plunger; Little Dainty
VS.. Doc Burns; Icellus John Morrfsey;
Amelia VS.. Fair Flying Dorette VS.. Russell J.;
Maid O. Dyne VS.. Daisy Rocket; Mellnwood
VS.. May S.
Open stake-Our Darky vs. Sunnyshore;
Siroc VS.. Queens Motto; Dear CASTOR VS.. Con-
cord Boy; Fontenoy vs. Wattles; Golden Buck
VS.. Doreen; Cavalette Jim n Miss Gambit
VS.. Jimmy Allen; Peerless Polly vs. Alcatraz;
Wait for Me Dorothy NJ Pagliacci VS..
Hermit; Lady Fieldrick VS.. ) Rye; Blanche
Jewett VS.. Black Wizard; Siren vs. Peerless
Beauty; Blue Dillon vs. Belmont; Paul Kruger
VS.. John L. Sullivan: Wergold Bill Rock
et John Farrell VS.. Black Garter; Commercial
Traveller VS.. Evil Eye; Rose Clark vs. Young
Mollie R; Reckless Rose VS.. Judge; Tar Baby
VS.. King W Justicia VS.. Eleanor B; Irma
Hotfoot VS. Dick ]: Brindle Flyer VS.. Rum
away Actress.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
$1,000 PURSE
FOR NELLIE R
Bay Daughter of Wayland
W Takes Pacific Slope
Stakes in Straight Heats
Special Dispatch to IN. Call.

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 18-The Pacific
Coast Trotting Horse Breeders Associs-
ton race meeting opened with a large at
tendance to-day at the track Three inter
esting races made up the card. ]. W.
Zibbelrs Adam G, the crack trotter In the
2:27 class. had to be content with second
money Willard Zibbell. who has driven
the bay gelding IN former races. Is with
out hands, the result Of a recent accident
at Fresno. His father could not get the
speed out of the Mckinney gelding.
The starters in the 2:z7 trot, stake 500,
were Adam G q. w. zibbelD. Orc Bel
mont on. j. Reames), Wild Bell Oh. B.
Freeman) and Charles "a. L. McDon-
aId) Five heats were trotted. resulting
in Charlie winning first money. Adam
G second, Wild Bell third and Orc Bel
mont fourth Fastest heat, 2:11A.
The 2:2O class pacing, Pacific Slope
stakes (S15OO), three in f1ve-John Quinn's
Nellie r first, James Stewards Fearnot
second, G. A. Founders Glen third and
j. C. Cuicelle's Welladay. fourth Fastest
heat, 2:1OA.
The 2:13 pace, three In five. stake $500,
with S. H. Hoy's Friskarina, j. Alberts
sons Cresco Wilkes and F. z. Wards
Vision, was unfinished. Two heats were
taken by Friskarina and one by Vision.
Fastest heat, 2:11-
This afternon a bombshelI fell among
the gambling Maternity assembled here
for the four days race meet when Dis
trict Attorney c. H Pond ordered all
games stopped. Last night the saloons
were we'll supplied with faro. roulette
and other tables, when the tiger was to
be ''bucked," but tonight the town is
closed down tight. The police have orders
TO arrest any one found playing prohib-
tied games.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
F1rrH RAcE-steepleehase. short COURSE;
LATONIA ENTRIES.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 16.-The

CINCINNATI, Aug. 16.-The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:
First race five furlonss. purse-Little Ban
95, Tom Chance 95, Overend IS, Bourbon News
9s Calisto 9S, Windshield 9S, Stoner Hill 96.
Ecliptic 100, The Minks 103 Jimmy Maher los,
Leo Bright 103, Rely 103 Toastmaster ITO.
Second race, and sixteenth miles, sell
ing-Omealca 80, Handy Bill "a, Matte II 90.
Katie Powers 100 Scotch Thistle 103.
Third race, six and half furlongs. selling
Wakeful S. Florence May IS, Tommy O Hara
90, Maceona co. Anna Beall 90. Miss Manners
93 Berinthia 80, Ike 100. Roommate 10l.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs. selling
-Ahola 93, Erla Lee 95 Bardolph 49, Never
The Laurel 100 Albemarle 100 Eduardo 102,
Major Carpenter 102, Kleinwood 103.
Fifth race, five furlongs, purse-Hattie King
ston 100, Betsey 100, Pear Russell 100, Densie
Densmore 100, Burnolette 100. Lilita 100. Ga
IettaI I04 Comment 104.
: Sixth race, one mile and fifty yards. selling
Danube So Gracious 80. Sister Lillian 50, Dun
cannon 50, Outlaw 81, The Messenger 81, Hor-
ton "a, Jim Tyrrell Se. Quincy 30, Pierce j
l04
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
FREEPORT AND AGILE Squirt
WILL MEET ON THE FIELD
Fast Greyhounds I'm the Grand National
stakes ON Sunday mt Union
Couraiun Park.

Coursing Park.
The third of the series of trials for
the Grand National Stakes for grey
hounds will be decided on Sunday at
Union Coursing Park. The contestants
will be Agile Squirt and Freeport. In
addition there will be sixteen-dos g
class stake and a seventy-two dog re-
serve event The drawing last night
resulted as follows:
Reserve stake-Texas Hoo Hoo VS.. Presto;
Eric Flush VS.. Real American: Lulu Girl VS..
Fenii; Bon Ami vs.. Limerick Boy; Young
Tommy VS.. Young Johnny Rex q The Flight
VS. Colored Lady: Ennis VS.. Royal Spirit:
Young Kerry Pippin vs. Little Claude; Wild
Gus VS.. Kenilworth: Red Cross Nurse VS..
Shotgun; The Roman VS.. La Garcia: Cisco vs..
Rio: Wild Peas VS.. Ina Cissus; Tom Fitz VS..
Paul Dunbar; Lampre Eel Minnie Brewer;
Sea Lion; Texas Black Lips ys. Northern
Flyer; Luxury VS.. Wild Belle: Fiery Baden
vs. Black Coon: Lady Honesty VS.. Tralee Lad;
False Alarm VS.. Young Pepper; Irvington Boy
VS.. Auntie Tralee: Great Northern VS.. Fiery
Cross; Northern Eclipse vs. Queens Beauty;
r vs. Wild Mist; Muggsy VS.. Fiery Rock:
Amandan vs. Angus Cissus; Terra Gotta vs.
Golden; Happy Lad vs.. Hidden Hatred: Cleon
vs. Golden Garter; Pasha King VS.. Tralee Girl;
Frank Dunn VS.. Blue Craig; The Old Peach VS..
Bartagis.
Glass reserve stake-Mavis Clair vs. Tralee' $
Best; Mi Amigo Barney Rey; Honest John
VS.. Pasha Pleasant; Blaze VS.. Lord Brazen;
Girl VS. Glaucus; Real Pasha vs.. Pomona;
Lucy Clair vs.. Renegade Apache
Grand National best three in five trials
AgiIe Spurt VS.. Freeport
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Yachtsmen POSTPONE Meeting.

The annual meeting of the Pacific
Interclub Yacht Association. which was
set for last night at the Merchants
Exchange, did not take place. Presi-
dent 7. ]. Kavanagh and NJ. ]. Bren-
nan, representing the Corinthian Yacht
Club; il. H. Jenness, representing the
California Yacht Club. and Roy c..
Ward, as, delegate of the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club, and others were pres
ent, but the absence of the secretary
rendered IL impossible to hold the meet
ing. Notices Will be issued for meet
ing at an early dat
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-The Saratoga
Derby, for which $4,000 is added, will be
run tomorrow The days entries:
First race, furlonos. three-year-olds
and up, seling-Maritana Colonel White
1O1, Foxy Kane ia Gay -,1hario 10S. Gallce
o. Sails 115, Miss Jordan 80. Woodsaw 100.
Judge Hines 123, Ralbert 101. Jack Rattln
ia Right Royal 100. Fustian 110. Shrine 113.
Stroller 119, Orfeo 110. King Pepper ITO. Cele-
bration 11O, King Rose 115.
Second race steeplechase, full course, handi-
cap four-year- r-olds and up-Conover 150
knight of Harlem 146. Ruth's Rather 145
Buck O'Dowd 132.
Third race, five and half furlongs, two
year-olds, selling-Andronca 95 Confederate
1O7 Lille Burn 80. Calabash 90. Edward Rus
sell 102 Mandina 80, Sterling eS. Odd Ella 95
East End 80, Ingleside 102 Elizabeth F 9S,
Mntia 104, Miss Point 80, Astral II 106. Fla
vigny co. Blue Pirate 81. Paloro 90.
Fourth race. one and five-sixteenth miles, the
Saratoga Derby, $4,000 added, three-year- olds-
Won Tromp 126, Glenecho 126. Cairngorm 126,
Woodsaw 126, Merry Lark 1885, Amberjack 126
Fifth race one mile, mares, all ages. handl-
cap-Schumalite 12O New Mown Hay III.
Shrine III. Canteen 116.
sixth race. six furlongs. maiden two-year-
olds-Third Alarm ITO, Barberloot 11O, Fire
brand 10. Dave Lewis ITO, Yalagal 107, Daniel
c ITO, The Quail ITO, Mintia no. Monterey no,
Holscher 10, Flavigny 1O7.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
A .ewhite Crow Car Line.

The Legislature of Florida has passed
a Jim Crow street car bill, and Gov
ernor Broward has signed it. Under it's
provisions all street car lines will be re-
quired to separate the races on the street
cars. The peculiar and embarrassing fea-
ture of this bill is in the fact that col
ored people are operating line in Jack
sonville, and this measure forces them to
discriminate against their own people, or
rather to provide a white Crow" de-
partment for such white people as choose
to patronize the system.-Richmond
Planet.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SARATOGA FORM
UPSET BY MUD.
Bettors Find 1t Difficult
to Get a Satisfactory
Line on the Horses
JOCKEY Is INJURED
Maiden. the Odds-On Favor
ite in the Steeplechase,
Falls With His Rider
spsoial pispatch to The can.

SARATOGA, Aug. 16.-The storm of
last night made the track heavy and
holding 1t also made it hard for play
ers as the line on mud horses this year
is meager Jack" Joyner believed he
had a good thing in Jacobite in the
Albany handicap. He looked so for five
furlongs, then he went to pieces and
was beaten by three horses-Reddick,
Bill Phillips and Ravena. Reddick won
comfortably, being aided by the heavy
going, which suited both him and Bill
Phillips.
In the steeplechase Jockey Callahan,
who rode Maiden. the odds-on favor
ite, was seriously injured by fall
He sustained a severe concussion of the
brain and may not recover. The acct
dent occurred at the fence before the
water jump. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year-olds; selling:
Betting. Horse; Weight Jockey, a;n g. Fin
u to 1-suffcency. 103 BelD..
100 to college Girl. 9s Baird. % 81
wnner IVA ssa5 Stables taiE by
Abaca. Bantam, Ladsarion, R. o. Arm. Bel
den. Ruth W. cary. Abture. Youth Gentian.
Oakley. Spring Ban. Cats Eye and Molle Dom
ohue finished named. Disqualified
SECOND RACE-ste -steeplechase about two
miles; FOUR r-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. st. = Fin.
: to to l-Pioas, i4s g. 5HomaD -. q 2
10 to 1-Paulaker. 14s q. Kelley) 8
Time, 4:30. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, Mr.. Cotton's br. &. by Perkins, The Maid.
Duke of Connaught and Decimo finished as
named Maiden fell.
THIRD RACE-one mile; all ages; handi-
BETTING. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St q Fin.
Il TO 5-workman, Ill (Miller).. h 2
Time. :43 SD Start good Won easily.
by. Foneasta. Adriutha, Sais, Santon and Or
thodox finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-The Albany handicap: six
furlongs; for two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
to ii. Reddick, 112 CMartin) 2 l 2
IA to 5-B. Phillips, ia CRedfrn) u 3
Time. 1:16 4-5. Start straggling. Won
handiiy Winner G R. Ellison Ellis9ns b; v.Go,,rs E by
Bayonet. The Irishman, High Chance and
Henry watterson finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one and three sixteenth
miles; selling: for three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St q Fin.
= ito to i-Eiwood iI1n3 IS (Moriarityo. 6 h 2h
I to 5-Stroller, 1Os CBuchanan) / 2 "a
Time, 2:O8 1-5 Start fair. Won driving.
Winner J. L. Hayian's- br C. by Albert-Ze-
tetic Lord Badge, Jack Young, Glisten. Pa
letta Liberia and Supreme Court finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; handicap for
all ages:
to 5-Burleigh 126 Dominicl) g 2
8 TO liking Pepper, 1o7 (Walsh) 1872
10 to 1-Athlone; liz CwisharD. 50 Al 3
Winner, s. c. Hildreths ch C. by Ben Strome-
BarcaroIa Funculaire, Bohemia, Light Bri-
gada. Speed Smith and Foxy Kane finished as
named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
LAroNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Toastmaster, StOner Hill,
Relay.
second race-Scotch Thistle, OmeaIca,
Matte III.
Third race-Ike, Room Mate, Miss
Manners.
Fourth race-Bardolph, The Laurel,
Major Carpenter.
Fifth race-Lilita, Densie Densmore,
Betsy.
Sixth race-The Messenger, Horton,
Sister Lillian.
weather cloudy. Track muddy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SAD CASE OF EPILEPSY
BROUGHT ON BY A SHOCK
Sadie Scott Falls Victim to MaIady,
Which Is Brought On in q
Peculiar Manner.

sad case of epilepsy, caused by a
shock, came to the notice of the at
tendants at the Central Emergency
Hospital yesterday when Sadie Scott
was brought there for treatment
About year ago, while living at Is
Mason street with her husband a child
was born to them. Some time after
ward when the husband was in the
country the child died. The woman
called in a photographer to take a pho
tograph of the dead child.
1t was while holding the infant
corpse in her arms as the photographer
was about to take picture that the
woman was overcome by the shock and
fell into swoom. From that time on
she has been a victim of the awful
malady and has suffered untold tortures
ever since
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
wine to Fight MIKE shreck.

CHICAGO, Aug. 16.-John Willie of
Chicago and Mike Shreck of Cincinnati
signed articles here to-day for twen-
ty-round boxing contest to take place
before the Athenium Athletic Club of
Salt Lake City on the night Of Septem-
Der 5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
bowler Kelly Make. High score.

In the second nights play Of the
duck-pin tourney held last night on the
Ferris Hartman alleys some high-class
bowling was done. a number of 100
scores being recorded. Harry Kelly
was high man for the nights play. AL
Shave also had a high score. Harry
Kelly 311, Al Shave 800, Jack Hayes
255, Pope 2SS, Coefield, 243, Pieffer 2s4,
DR.. Kelly 26S. Drosse1 247, Dawson 2S7,,
Al Bernhard 273. Lou Lyons 269,
O'Shaughnessy 242.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
FORT ERIE sELECTIONs.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Four Leaf C., EvaskiII,
Lemon Girl.
Second observation-disclosures, Sweet Fla
via. Peter Becker.
Third race-Cheripe, Annie Alone,
Trepan.
Fourth race-CoIlector, The Guards
man, Laura Hunter.
Fifth race-Norwood Ohio, Gambri-
NUS, Miss Morgan.
Sixth race-Ink, Bugler, CoIonist.
Weather clear. Track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Motorcycle Club Run.

Captain J. H Nash of the San Fran
cisco Motorcycle Club has called run
to Ca1istoga for Sunday next leaving
on the o'clock Vallejo boat, from foot
of Mission street. The total distance
for the round trip from Vallejo is about
eighty miles and the roads are in good
shape. Unattached riders are invited to
participate
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
Wind Fail. Racing Yachts.

CHARLOTTE, N Y, Aug. 16.-The
yacht race between the Temaire and
the Iroquois for the Canada Cup was
called off to-day owing to the absence
of wind. The boats started, but were
becalmed short distance from the
starting line.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
CTTNTM MAPV

Struck out-By Gates T. by Nhalen. T. Bases
balls-On Gates l. of Whalen 3. Two
base hits-Nealon. Wheeler, Householder.
First base on erTors-Portland l. San Fran
cisco .. Double play-Hildebrand to Shea
Left on bases-Portland g. San Francisco T.
Sacrifice hit-Hildebrand. Stolen bases
Schlahey. Hoffman. Hit by pitched balls
Fleming, Van Buren. Passed ball-McLean
Wild pitch-Whalen. Time of game-One hour
and thirty minutes. Umpire-Davis
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-17
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Woodsaw, Cheyenne, Fus-
tim.
Second race-Rufh's Rather, Con-
over, Knight of Harlem.
Third race-Miss Point, East End,
Ingleside.
Fourth race-Paget entry, Glen Echo,
Merry Lark.
Fifth race-Shrine, Schulamite, Cam
teen.
Mintia.
Weather cloudy. Track heavy.