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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04
BOYS DIFFER
As TO WEIGHT
Britt Wants 1872 Pounds, but
HanlOn Will Hold Out for
:. Two Less, at 6 O'Clock
PLUMBER LAD SIGNED
Abe Attell Says He Is Will
ing to Meet James, but
Proposition Is Absurd

Unless Manager Morris Levy of the
Hayes Valley Athletic Club changes MS
mind, Jimmy Britt and Eddie Hanlon,
the native son boxers. will be the next
pair of glove artists to appear in the ring
at Woodward's Pavilion. Britt signed to
meet the winner OF the Corbett-Hanlon
conflict. and now stands ready to i've up
to his agreement.
There is considerable talk of the match
falling through because Of the unsatls-
factory manner in which Friday nights
encounter ended. But as far as Britt Is
concerned, it still goes. He stated yes
terday he was ready to live up to his
contract to meet Hanlon in July under
the auspices of the Hayes Valley Club.
Britt will hold out for 132 pounds at o
o'clock. Hanlon says he will not meet the
plumber boy at that weight. He insists
on 100 pounds at 6 o'clock. the weight he
made for Corbett and the weight he has
done in nearly every fight Of his career.
This little difficulty will probably be
Strengthened out without much trouble,
for the reason that Hanlon Is anxious to
get go with Britt. The latter has the
upper hand as far as the debating goes,
and he will hold out until Hanlon comes
to his terms, for Britt knows he cannot
do 130 pounds at 6 o'clock and enter the
ring feeling fit enough 70 do himself JUS
tice.
Levy has the July permit and is going
to promote some kind of a fight. He has
the signature of Battling Nelson to meet
Britt during July or August, but 1t looks
as though that match will never amount
to anything. for the present at least. as
Nelson is 5000 miles away with enough
easy money In sight to hold him for a
while.
Abe Attell pipes out from New York his
willingness to hook up with Britt Some
of the New York sporting writers have
even gone as far as to match Jimmy with
the boxer of the Ghetto. When the fans
take into consideration the fact that At
tell demands 12s pounds at s o'clock they
at once realizefther is no chance for such
a go.
The Britt-Hanlon match is far from be-
Ing an attractive one. Jere Dunn. who Is
one of the best judges of q fighter in the
country, expresses the opinion that Britt
can take Corbett and Hanlon in the same
night and defeat each one inside of ten
rounds.
Much sympathy was expressed for Cor
bett yesterday at the decision of the pre-
vious night, the consensus Of opinion be-
ing that draw would have done neither
boxer an injustice. Both boxers were on
the street early yesterday and their faces
showed the marks of their previous
nights work In the ring. If Hanlou Is
matched with Britt his friends will urge
him to spend several weeks In the noun
tains before he settles down to training
again. His wonderful powers of recuper-
alton cannot last forever II he keeps up
the strain without let up.
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CLUB PLANS
OUTING TO SANTA CRUZ
Three Routes, Each Offering Charms of
It's Owns May Be Taken From
Oakland.

The members of the Automobile Club
of California will rendezvous next
Saturday at Santa Cruz, the Sea Beach
Hotel being their headquarters. G. c.
Moore, captain of the run, and the ex-
ecutive committee of the club have is
sued a circular to the members stat
ing that favorable rates have been se-
ments made for an ample supply OF
gasoline and lubricating oil. as we'll as
for garage accommodation.
The members will reach Santa Cruz
by any route they may prefer. Three
roads are available. The first is by
way of Los Gatos. the Hotel de Red
wood and Sequel. the distance by It
from Oakland being about eighty miles.
The road Is one OF the best, easiest and
most beautiful mountain roads in the
State, not having more than eight or
nine miles OF hill and being nowhere
too steep for light powered motor cars
1t is in fine condition and is strongly
recommended by the committee. as
signboaFds give plain directions. The
time required from Oakland to Santa
Cruz is not more than five or six hours
Members are cautioned to soandh their
horns vigorously and procssd slowly
on curves to give any driver approach
ing an opportunity to turn out.
The second route is by way of San
Jose. Gilroy. San Juan and Watson
Vile. The only hills are some short
ones near San Juan. the route passing
through the canyon to the north OF
San Juan grade and joining the Pajaro
Valley near, Watsonyille. From Wat
sonvilie to Santa Cruz the road Is In
fair condition and comparatively level
Those who choose this route should
allow eight or nine hours for the trip,
t-<- a.. -
q stop must be made for luncheon.
The third route is by way Of Half
moon Bay and Pescadero. The road
passes over a rolling country and Is In
excellent condition with uniformly
smooth surface. The only drawback is
that about one and half mileSAof
beach must be crossed at a point
twelve miles below Pescaderc. At low
water. or even at half tide. any motor
car can run along the beach. There
will be a. little trouble in pulling on
the beach through dry sand to get on
to the road again. To obviate this a
team of horses will be stationed at the
spot on Saturday. ready to pull the ma
chimes over the sandy stretch Mem
bers who are attracted by the spice OF
adventure on this route can go by way
of Colma to the coast and San Mateo
to Halfmoon Bay or by way OF Red
wood City to Pescadero. Eight or nine
hours should be allowed for the trip
by this route.
Arrangements will be made for the
entertainment OF the automobiiists
while at Santa Cruz An informal
meeting, at which several matters of
Importance will be discussed. will be
held from 8.30 to on Saturday even
ing at the clubs headquarters. During
the week information regarding at
tractive side trips that may be made
Cf1fh.
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Mr.. Michael Lynch and Mr.. Happy
Hogan had base hits slowed away In
their bats yesterday. which they pro-
ceeded TO unload at Recreation Park
when stray Tigers were lingering on
the paths. A few of the Oaklanders
were also there with some good ones,
but they overlooked the time TO come
through, so the Commuters went away
poinuess, while the Tigers grabbed
three.
Mr.. Brown, who tossed UP the twist
ers for the Tigers, was somewhat OF a
mild surprise not only to the Oakland
ers, but TO the entire contingent Of
tie. In his previous performances
here Mr.. Brown never showed any
alarming curves nor did he ever com
nit the offense OF blanking any ball
teams He had everything yesterday
in the way of curves. control and pres
ence OF mind. He pitched as well as
any star OF the season.
Ham Iberg came out for the first
time since he was hit by a pitched bail
several weeks ago. Ham was Joyously
greeted by the multitude and twiried
clever baseball. He weakened In only
two innings, but the strain began to
tell on him in the eighth and he went
10 the bench in favor OF Schmidt.
The Tigers waded in ana grabbed a
couple of runs in the third Nordyke
was safe on a boot by Francks, but
was soon caught of first by Iberg.
Truck Eagan let four bad ones go by
and Mclaughlin shot one to left field.
Lynch came up with two gone and Ham
bunaloed him into striking at a pair
Of slow ones He tried to repeat the
stunt, but Lynch took a ride on the
next and away il went out TO left,
scoring both men. Mike tried to make
pinned at third by many feet.
In the next spasm the Commuters
made a bid, but fell down because no
one was kind enough TO souse the ball
at the right time. Kruger opened 1t up
with a bingle over second and Dun
leavy placed him up a notch by going
out, Doyle to Nordyke. Stretb swung
through TO right and Kruger got as far
as third. Kelly might have tied UP
the score. but the best he had was a
pop 10 Hogan, so the chance went
a-glimmering.
Truck Eagan started the Tigers on
another run pilgrimage in the seventh
by slapping TO left for two. McLaugh-
lin died on the infeld route and Van
1altren grabbed Lynch's drive so It
seemed Truck would stick at second.
Hogan responded with a drive over
the keystone sack and Truck was
there with the other run.
The Commuters fell down again in
the sixth. This time two had been
slowed away, when Dunleavy drove one
10 right and Streib came right
through with another, chasing Dun TO
third. 1t was up to Kelly again, and
this time he lined one at first, which
Nordyke ate up without moving foot
awayw from the bag
The Tigers came near showing a few
rr-c mo- -,
bad on control, passing Mclaughlin and
Lynch. Mac was thrown out trying to
steal, but Hogan hit and Thomas
hooked one out TO the right garden.
Kruger was playing the ball right and
he threw Thomas out at first by many
feet. Lynch tried to score on the play,
but Streib winged the ball to the plate
and Lynch died. This was the only
double play OF the game. Score:
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Berkeley oar.men Break a Record.

PORTLAND. Or. June 3.-The Uni
versity OF California four-oared crew,
which has been touring the Northwest,
on the Willamette River course to-day
broke the Pacific Coast record for a
mile and a half. The oficial time was
8 minutes IA seconds. The previous
record for the distance was minutes
SO seconds, made at Shawnigan Lake,
B. c., in 1900. by the Portland Rowing
Club.
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cataline Takes Feature Race.

ST. LOUIS, June S.--union Park rae
ing results:
First race. one mile-Hunterdon
won, Detention second. Bullman third.
Pine. 1:44 4-5.
Second race, mile and twenty yards
--Kohasset won. Renaissance second.
Hardcastle third. Time. 1:44 Rs.
Third race. one mile and q half
Lee King won, Goo Goo second. Socapa
third. Time. 2:3S 1-5.
Fourth race. one mile and twenty
yards-Cataline won. Signal second.
Rudabek third. Time. ZAP 4-5.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth
Alabarch won. The Don second,
Know third. Time, 1:4S Us.
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
Morendo won, Prince Real second.
Ethel Mark third. Time. 1.47 as.
SEVENTH race. mile and seventy yards
-Thora Lee won. Henry Leuhrman Jr
second. My Alice third Time. LAG.
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princeton Win. From YnIe.

NEW HAVEN. Conn.,. June a.
Princeton won the first game of the
annual championship series from Yale
by a score of Is to this afternoon and
gave the blues a defeat which is un-
paraIleied in baseball history at Yale.
More than 5000 spectators saw the
struggle. The largest part OF these
rose to their feet at the end of Yaie's
disastrous sixth inning and with un-
covered heads soiemnly sang For GOD,
for Country and for Yale to encouraSc
the team, which apparently had gone
utterly TO pieces. Princeton won
through its magnificent hitting. aided
by Yale's poor fielding. Score:
Yale ........1 o1o0 0 0 0 o. 2
Princeton .......o o 8 s o 1 5--ls
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PUBLIC CHOICE
LEFT At POST
Ala Russell Rears as Bar
rier Goes Up and Spoils
Her Chance i'm Stake Race
sCHREIBER'S COLT WINS
DIR. Gardner Has Easy Time
After the Trouble at the
Start-Jockeys Ride Badly
Special Dispatch to Tie Call.

ST. LOUIS, June a-Ala Russell reared
as the barrier went up at the start Of the
Junior Championship Stakes here to-day
and could not be induced to take after
the field. Ala Russell was a heavily
played favorite. With her out. Barney
Schreiber's DR.. Gardner won an easy vic
tory.
Gregor K was left at the post In an
other race. High Chancellor and Joe
Lesser In their respective races were rid
den miserably. The ring cleaned up on
the day. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Six furionss; three-year-old
Betting. Horse. weight. Jockey. St. u Fin.
SO to to Mr., Lynch Ien. 100 100 W5sI
to i-Jueora, Ios lHarris, -. sh i
Time. l:le is. Start good. Won easily.
Winner :; Hall Z cOs b. E S,,,,i Sy chaTsds ssl
lairs 100 My Eleanor 100. Aurocsiver 100.
Voltage 100 Lady Sellers IO0 Pirelia 100. In
trisue 100. finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-F1ve furiongs: two year
olds; free handicap:
sto Macy Jr.. los SMeBriae).. ss dd5s
Time. l:o2 s-b. Start good. Won easily.
blk By MssgAn9s
81. Pretty Nellie ios. Bitter Brown 90. finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs: three-year-
Betting Horse a Weight; i, Jockey assnD St Fin
10 to I-Lucian. os Persinger). 5 III IN
s to III Dervish. 1o2 (shafnr) 2 ~ 81
Time. 1:14 %. Start good. Won driving.
Beach -vashtl. Sea Voyage sl St Flour 81,
Theodore 80. Van Ness 107. Andrew Mack 115.
finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-six furlonss; the Junior
Championship. 5000 added Gs155 net to win
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey St. y Fin.
to pr Gardner; =; s11@sMe5rds} @ ! iss15522
Is s 10 10 i-Watehfui, sshs 10 ioscW.wassn} }
Time. lsE 1:lsE start good for I.,, an but na Ala
Uarda. Loyal Front lis. Osee us. Horserad,
fish 11o, Fargo lis. Ala Russell 1i5 finished
as named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile. purse; three-year-
9sea Bettins nsa Horse, a weight. Jockey St. y Fm,
Q to 10-H. chncellor, ia (Dmnkl 9 2s go
Tin: t. start poos won driving VIM
ner. Mrs. ]. c. Miiam's br. T. 90 by DR.. Mo
Bride-The Sweeper. caronal ia also ran
SIXTH RAcE-Mlle and three-sixteenths.
handicap; three-year-olds and up :,
to to ls' GH css1isy ss1Ss a ssaasaeRn S@R iMs1
+ Time. a:oi ps' s-5. st Start s good won easily.
Winner G. C. Bennett Co.'s ch h. (6). by
Lampl.ghter- Little Indian Ed Sheridan IS
also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Mle and q sixteenth.
purse. three-year-olds and up.
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. y Fin.
to 2-Red Leaf. OF (Seder).... 16 IL
13 TO 1-Docile. 9s (SeweiD. D..... 8 30 22
IL to 1-Bavarfan 81 W.WalkerJ h 3n
Time, AS. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner C. Straus & Co.'S ch. I. (3l. by Herpence-
Readina- Joe Lester Ia Tartan e6. Miss
tsha mai
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HORSEMEh HAVE
HOPES RAISED
Corrigan Notifies Those at
Elm Ridge to Ship at
Once to Hawthorne Track
TO RACE IN TEN DAYS
Ingolls Park, Joliet, Is Sup
posed to Be Scene of
Their Future Operations

KANSAS CITY, June 3-Tommy Nc
Gee received a telegram from Edward
Corrigan this afternoon instructing him to
notify horsemen at Elm Ridge to ship to
Chicago. as racing would begin IN that
vicinity in about ten days. 1t Is thought
racing will begin at Ingolls Park. Joliet
Corrigan's telegram created a great deal
Of excitement, and horsemen began at
once TO make shift IN their planA The
majority OF the horsemen here intended
TO ship to Latonia and Buffalo. but now
1t Is thought they win go to Chicago at
once Among those who engaged cprs for
Chicago this afternoon were p. Dunno.
Tichenor & Co., r. A. Smith, Frisco
Gardner. j. s. Ward and H Robinson
Corrigan's telegram was as fellowss
Ship to Hawthorne at once Advise
horsemen that racing will begin near
there in not less than ten days"
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CASH SLOAN'S LICENSE
REVOKED BY JUDGES
Tod's Brother Is Charged
With Attempting to Dope
a Horse.
Special Cuble to The Call and New York Her
aid. Copyright 1905. by the New York Her
aid Publishing Company.

PARIS, June 3-There Is much gossip
in sporting circles just now about the
withdrawal of the trainers license from
Cash Sloan, Tod Sioan's brother. It Is al
legged that Sloan arranged with lad
from r. Counts stables to administer a
dope pill to Madapolam before race
at ST. Cloud.
The lad, instead Of drugging Madapo-
lam, gave the pill to his employer, who
handed 1t to the stewards An official
analysis revealed the presence Of an ex-
citant which Is known Ito be deleterious
and whereof the usage was expressly pro-
regulations
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BAUM PITCHES coon BALL.
Allows Seals but Two Hits, While
Whalen Is Touched I'm for Sly.

Los ANGELES. June 3.-In a game
replete with fine fielding, Los Angeles
defeated San Francisco by a score of
TO /. Baum pitched splendid ball. al
lowing but two hits. Whalen was
touched up for six hits. San Francisco
was shut out up to the eighth inning
when Wilson was hit by a pitched bali
and reached third on successive outs
by Gochnauer and Whalen. Spencer
then hit to Smith. scoring Wilson. Los
Angeles scored one run in the fourth
inning and one in the eighth. Score:
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Bush in Cenarnand.

Colonel H. p. Bush, having been COM
missioned brigadier general Of the Sec
ond Brigade. National Guard OF Cali
fofnfa. issued an order yesterday an
nouncing that he has assumed COM
mnnd- Until further orders the brigade
headquarters will be at Sixth and L
streets, Sacramento.
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Racing Ends at Elm Ridxa.

KANSAS CITY. June 3.-Racing at
Elm Ridge track ended to-day. Re-
suits:
First race, seven furlongs-LXoretto
M won, Helgerson second. Stumpton
third Time, 1:27A.
Second race. five furlongs-Wssteful
won. Delta second. Reuben third Time.
1:01.
Third race. four and one-haM fur
longs-Draco won. Polly Forest second.
Alma Gardia third Time, :551z.
Fourth race. handicap one mile and
a sixteeRth-Floral King won. Bond
age second. Glassful third Ime,
1:451k.
Fifth race, one mile and a quarter
Ludgren won. Falernian second. Rian
third Time, 2:0SA.
Sixth race. six furlongs-Roynl Leg
end won. Glover Hampton second. Sid
Silver third. Time. 1:1315.
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A young man was fined the other day
in a London Police Court for striking
his sweetheart His defense was that
she had asked him to suspend their
engagement for month in order to
give another admirer q trial.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-04

In a number OF English towns the
Postof1ce Department Is trying the ex-
pertinent OF advance-posting. the par
cells and letters posted to be held till
Christmas day. and delivered then.
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FLORAL SOCIETY WILL ExHIBIr-A
fornia will be held in the grand nave Of the
ferry building during. the latter part Of Oc-
Society. The. competition will be open to
members Of the society and dealers in this
city. Gold and silver medals. together with
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Crarath 3 Hildebrand Irwin
Irrors--N Nhee.er, Gochnauer, Whaleu Tuo
base hit-Diiion. Sacrifice hlts--Wheeler. era
Nath, Gochnauer. First base on errors-I,os
Aneeles z Left on bases-LoS Angeles 7 San
FRANCISCO b Baees on balls--On WhaJen ..
OF Baum ?. Struck out-By Baum s. bv
u halen J. Double pizyE-Bernard 70 Dillon
Dillon, Irwin. Wilson. Time cf game--Sons
hour and thirty minutes. Is-apire-Davis.
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The tainted blood OF af1c'
spring untold suffering by
blighting disease, Scrofula; J
traced to some family blood t
to the laws of nature. Sw
weak eyes, sores, abscesses,
skin eruptions, white swell
ing, hip disease and other
deformities, with a wasting
Of the natural strength and
vitality. are some of the ways
this miserable disease man
ifests itself. The poison
transmitted through the
blood pollutes and weakens I
1lutritive qualities fills the ci
deposits, often resulting IN
farnilv blood for generations
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SUMMARY.
Eitson rnerg

Eits--on Iberg 6. on Schmidt 1. Stolen
base-streib. Errors-Francks 2 Streib.
Sheehon. Two-base hits-Lynch FaRafa
FIRST base on errore-OslIland l. Tacoma 2
tlrst base on called balls-On IberE J. on
Schmidt 2, or Brown 2 Left on bases--Cak-
lanc ., Tacoma 8. Struck out-By IberR 8
BY Brown .. Double play-Kruger to Streib
70 bs171es. Time OF gane-One hour and thirty
minutes. Cmpires-Bray and Perine.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON, June 3.-Honors were even
in the double-header to-day between
Boston and New York, the local team
winning the first game. 2 TO 0, and the
visitors the second, to 8. In the first
game Young held New York down to
three singles, while Boston punched
hits and New York contributed errors
In the sixth and seventh, which gave
Boston two runs.
New York won the second game on a
succession of battery and fielding err
rors In the second and fourth innings
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The largest proportion Of tunacy
cases in London is among the lal0orinS
class. The class which comes next is
that OF clerks.
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OVERALL IN HARD LUCK
Giants Invade Boston Town
and Split Even for Day
With Trailing Beaneaters
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

= PHILADELPHIA. June 3.-Inability
to hit Coakley's delivery opportunely
was the cause of Washington's defeat
by the Philadelphia team to-day. At
tendance, IL, 300. Score:
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SIXTH RACE-MiIe and three-sixteenths.
handicap; three-year-olds and up
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. y Fin.
7 to 1o-IAt Scout 1T (Domnk) 2 II
S to 2-U Charley. 9s(Aubuchn) 8 ~
6 to ii Young. 100 (schaffnr) 4 8 10
Time, 2:01 3-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner. @. C. Bennett q Co.'S ch- h. (6). by
Lampl:shter- Little Indian. Ed Sheridan IS
also ran.
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SCROFULAAA. \ \. ps;ssst lss:s:s

stors lays upon the shoulders of innocent of
transmitting to them through the blood, that
u in nearly every instance the disease can be
ouble, or biood-kin marriage which is contrary
ling, ulcerating glands of the neck. catarrh,
scrofula appeared on the head Of my little
erandchild when only I8 months old, and spread
rapidly over her body. The disease next attacked
the eyes and we feared she would lose her sight.
It was then that we decided to try S. S. s. That
medicine at once made speedy and complete
cure. She is now young lady, and has never
had sign of the disease to return.
$50 S. sth St., Salina, Kan. MRs- r. BzRKLv.
nat Notwithstanding fluid and in place OF its
culation with scrofu1ous matter and tubercular
A disease which has been in the
perhaps, or ct least since the birth of the suf
requires constitutional treatment. s. s. s.
e remedy best fitted for this. It cleanses the
of all scrofulous and tuberculous poisous,
. it rich and pure and under the tonic effects
is great blood medicine the general health i'm
$ away, there is sure return to health, the dis
lie posterity is protected. Book on the blood
shed by our physicians, without charge.
SvNlFT ETacAE7c CO.. ATLANTA, Cd
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dtA0 INAehA SN6 -
Coakley and Schreck.
NEW YORK, June 3.-The Boston
Americans easily defeated New York
to-day. Collins was put out of the
game for kicking. Lauts, who took his
place, played an exceedingly good
game. Orth was knocked out of the
box In the fifth inning. Attendance,
R. II. E.
Boston .-.--....1o ~
New YORK.
Batteries Tannehill and Crigerj
Orth, Putnam and Mcguire.
ST. LOUIS. June 3.-Detroit defeated
the local Americans to-day in see
saw game by the score of s to 4. A
home run into the center field bIeachers
by Shaefer was a feature. Attendance,
r. H. E.
OF LoulS. '''''.''
Detroit o. 1
Batteries-Sudhoff and Sugden; Kill
lian and Doran.
CHICAGO, June BIN the second In
ming Turner made a two-base hit.
While leading of the base Sullivan
tried TO, catch him. The ball struck
Turner behind the ear, knocking him
senseless. Attendance, 13,5eD. Score;
r. H z.
chicago -...-.-........... 10
Cleveland ...s.........-... IL
Batteries Owen and Sullivan;
Rhoades and Buelow.
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Kind words are often more powerful
than blows.
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Totals 81 o 4 q IS

Batted for Iberg in the eighth.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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all and Schiei Umpire-Johnstone.
PITTSBURG, June 8. - Ruelbach's
puzzling delivery and brilliant support
prevented Pittsburg getting anywhere
near a run, Only one Pittsburg player
reached third base. Attendance, 1900.
Score:
r. II. E.
PlttSDurg ................. 2
chicago ......,.............. o
Batteries Robertaille and PETIT:
Ruelbach and O'NeiH. Umpire. Emslie.
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Lynch and Hogan Swing on
the Leather When Runners
Are Waiting to Register
BROWN HAS THE GOODS
Commuters Keep Pegging at
His TwiSters, but Never
Get a Man Over the Pan
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Tacoma 3, Oakland o.
Los Angeles =, San Francisco L.
No game at PortIand-rafD.
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FIFTH RAcE-one mile. purse; three-year-
olds and up.
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
Ia to b-The Cook 90; (Seder). ~
8 to 2-Gregor K.114(Aubuchn) 4 5h
Time, al. Start poor. Won driving. WIN
Bride-The Sweeper. Caronal LA also ran
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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-olals - e y, q IL II Potals q p