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New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
EIeHrH-sr. LINE ON NEW BRIDGE.

The cars of the sth-st crosstown line began their
first trips over the new Williamsburg Bridge yes
terday morning. The Metropolitan cars now cross
ing the structure are those of the 14th and Sth ST.
crosstown lines. The cars of the latter line run
from the williamsburg plaza to the Chrstopher-st
ferries by way of Clinton-st.. Avenue A, East Sth-
St and West 14th-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
PETITION BEARS 100000 NAMES.
Many Ohio People Signed Request for Re-
prieve for Mrs Edwards.

Harrisburg Penn Feb. IA monster petition
urging Governor Pennypaczer to commute to life
Imprisonment the death sentence Of Mrs. Kate Ed
wards was presented to the Governor this after
noon by three women from Cleveland. Ohio. The
women of Ohio. The Governor told the women that
the matter was entirely out of his hands, but prom
ised to refer their paper to the Board or Paroohs
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
GIRL CHOSEN To NAME THE MINNESOTA

ST. Paul, Feb. 14-Miss Rose Marie Schalier has
been appointed by Governor Johnson to name the
battleship Minnesota, which will be launched at
Newport News on April 5. Miss Schaer is q daugh-
ter OF State Senator Albert Schaller, of Hastings
and Is at present sophomore at the University OF
Minnesota
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
CHICAGO BREvooRT HOUSE BURNED.
Three Firemen Hurt in Blaze at One of the
Oldest Hotels in the City.

Chicago, Feb 14.-Fire partly destroyed the Bre-
wort Eonse one of the Oldest hotels in the city,
early to-day causing loss OF 100000 to the build
ing and hotel furnishings and forcing one hundred
and fifty guests to make a hurried departure.
Three fremen injured, one severely pe1ore
tha flames which burned for nearly an hour, burst
through the roof of the building. after 1t was
thought they had been extinguished. None OF the
The fire started from crossed electric light wires
about 2S0 a.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
CHOICE DWELLING HOUSE DEALS.

The Cruikshank Company has sold for Harriet
l. Gallatin to client of John N Golding. NO.
Vest 39th-st four story stone front dweihng
house on a lot 15xsS9 feet. The parcel is 2S feet
west of 5th-ave -,
Joseph F. A. O'Donnei and Conway Corduke,
have sold for Charles A. Wingert, No. lilo west
s6th-st a four story private dwelling house on
lot 20X1G0 feet.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
WERsTER-AvE. BLOCK SOLD.

H. B. Davis has bought through Esenberg &
Qugley from George Macculloch Miller, as trustee
the block bounded by Webster-ave.. 235th and 2Soth
sts, and the Bronx River. The property was held
by the estate represented by Mr.. Miller for many
wears.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
BUYS A LARGE WEST SIDE PLOT.

Bernard Smyth & Sons have sold for the Wini-
fred Masterson Relief Foundation to client OF
Edmund Bittiner the plot of eleven lots size 2Iox
s9u feet on the north side of 156th-st.. 300 feet
west of Ansterdam-ave
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Dr. mLAREN,s CONDITION SERIOUS.

The condition OF Bishop W. E. McLaren of the
Protestant Episcopal Diocese Of Chicago. who has
been III for some time at No. 81 Madson-ave.
said yesterday to be serious. Bishop McI1aren is
.eyenty-tllree years old He is suffering from an
gara pector1s-
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
FIRST SALE OF PARCEL IN SO YEARS.

Frederick Brothers and Frederick A. Booth have
sold for Abbey NJ. Gourgas. of Concord, Mass. to
Jacob Scheer a plot of two lots on the north side
Of 1SSth-st. S25 feet east of Knox-ave. The prop
erty has been held by Mr.. Gourgas for thirty-slN
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
BARBER EXAMINERS NAMED.

Albany, Feb. H-Governor Higgins to-day ap-
pointed Michael Saraceno. OF New-York City and
Gustav Miller, of Brooklyn, members of the State
Board OF Barber Examiners. in place OF Jacob
Kessel, OF New-YoFlx City, resigned. and Louis
Houseweller OF Albany. term expired
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
REALTY NOTES.

Heilner & Wolf are the buyers OF No. % west
s5th-st: Samuel Grossman of a plot, 10Oxs46 feet
at the northwest corner of 172d-st ana AdnSter.
darn-aye and Charles S. Faulkner OF NO 1oz East
hist
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
NORTH CAROLINA
VIRGINIA.
Virginia Hot Springs
VIRGINIA

New York Once. sss Fifth Ave.
Waters baths. hotels and scenery nowhere es'Ai'e'
Eheu,a..sm gout diseases efed sir,-
Therapeutic apparatus paror ~Fy
ming pool hne livery and outdoor pastnsss In the
TICNIFsSTfsAD. greatly improved. ni.~.e.n -
sfrtsfe-t senss and patronized BY The hisHss' -
Frokers' Office with direct y Y. wire
The Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
allows stop-cvsr al ovngton. "a. tAForsn %ssS
4 ine s.natA Louisville. Cltcas1 81 Loits anu 80
fgr siGt Is Nlrr -rrnS- \
P-llaaa e-rEPagtert eas NasA.aS'Srs r,-tsrn ,iuss
r arrives Sprines $50 a n. sass ,r-r>s
Excursion ucSets al G & Q. ofnce- So@ Ssoa'~1'' -
Peaaa- r r and connecrlng lines. -. Va
FRED. sTERRY. Manager Hot spsns> "
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
City Property for Sale.

ID ON RIVERSIDE DRIVE.
An elegant extra large American basement paatial
dwelling: 7Sth-st subway station; sold:
be sacrificed morgaged $50 000 "a per cent? very Ivery
little cash necessary. Address for ten days.
MERCHANT. Tribune Office. New-Yorl City
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Real Estate.

Real Estate.
NOTICE TO OWNERS
We ready register houses lofts stores etc that
will be ready for May /.
Established 1S45
GEO. W. MERCER & SON,
266 West 23d-st
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
GRAND ATLANTIC.
BERKSHIRE INN,

OCEAN END VIRGINIA AVE. ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
Open view; so SIS weekly. 81 S3 daily; capacity
500; elevator private baths long distance phones In
rooms, ]. o. & J. Z. DICKINSON
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
HOTEL TRAYMORE,

Atlantic City. N J.
Remains open throughout the year Every known con
convenisnce Golf privileges Running water =
TRAYMORE HOTEL CO..
d. s. WBzTE. Presftenr
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
Winter Resorts.

NEW JERSEY.
New-York tribune., 1905-02-15
School agencies.

AMERICAE And FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
Professors. Teachers Tutors
20 Colleges Families Apply TO
Mra NJ J. YOUNG FULTON. Union
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
CITY BoWLERS
SHOW NATIVES A FEW
Steele and Brill Easily Take Shave
and McMuIlen Into
Cau.r

The two crack Chicago bowlers.
Steele and Brill, appeared in this city
at the Columbia alleys last night for
the first time. They met Shave and
SicMullen, the local crackerjacks, in
q match game and had little difficulty
in getting away with the honors The
Chicago men rolled up zoos pins in
i've games. while the home players
made 1898. The Chicago men won by
g. pins.
The exhibition match was to have
consisted OF seven games, victory TO
rest with the team scoring the best
four out OF the total The Windy
City men rolled up four out of five,
ana that ended the exhibition before
Shave and McAfullen could get into the
going.
The Chicago experts rolled 8 good,
steady game throughout and showed
their superiority over their opponents
in every branch, especially in steadi-
ness at critical moments. They took
the first two games, but the locals
showed a burst Of speed and took the
third by a score Of 357 TO 3l9. This
gave the large crowd of rooters hope,
but II was all dashed when the Chicago
cracks waded in and romped away
with the next two games without
turning a hair.
Steele and Brill are travelling over
the country playing match games
with the leading eXponents of the
pastime in all the large cities. They
viii meet Fred May and Pete Bertlesen
tomorrow night on the San Francisco
alleys. Following is the score OF last
nights game;
Shave and McMullen-4is, Sg7, s57,
SIS. 39S Total. 1888.
Steele and Brill-42o, All, s1s, Ala,
z35. Total, zoos
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
AUTOISTS RACE
CROSS COUNTRY
Huss and Wigle Land Their
Machine, "0ld Scout" First
at Portland Exposition
FORTY-FOUR DAYS OUT
Drivers Endure Great Hard
ships, Meeting Accidents
and Obstacles En- Route

PORTLAND, June 21-After a weari-
some and dangerous 1000 mile automobile
trip across the American continent. Huss
and Wigle. riding 'Old Scout" entered
Portland at ! o'clock to-day, winner OF
the automobile race against "Old Steady"
whose chauffeur. Megargel, is some
where IN Eastern Oregon, hurrying
toward Portland
Just forty-four days ago "Old Scout"
and "Old Steady" left New York to race
across the continent with the object OF
attending, II possible. the opening ses-
sion OF the National Good Roads Conven-
ton, which convened to-day at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition grounds. Huss.
with "Old Scout" arrived on schedule
time presenting the letter OF greeting
OF Melville E. Stone. general manager Of
the Associated Press, TO President Goode
OF the exposition just as the convention
was called TO order.
The race across the continent was a re-
markable one. The machines and the
drivers endured great hardships, meeting
with accidents and obstacles without
number. Roads constructed under the
direction OF engineers were skinned over
at wonderful speed IN some sections Of
the country. In other sections Il took
entire days to go over a few miles OF un-
cared for and poorly constructed high
way.
The delegates TO the Good Roads Con-
vention believe the race between "Old
Scout and "Old Steady will have a
great effect in the missionary work nee
essary to put the roads in all sections
Of the country IN passabie condition
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
HOUNDS WILL RUN ONE DAY
ATT UNION COURsING PARK

The coursing at Union Park will be
limited TO one day this week the
eighty-four greyhounds entered going
TO the slips on Sunday The draw last
night resulted as follows:
Reserve stake-Lady Honesty vs. Earl; Sir
Winton vs.. Northern Flyer; The Rival We
Miss Brummei; Yina VS.. Muggsy; -Four Paw
vs.. Colored Lady; Wild Mamie vs. Rose OF
Gold; Medley vs. Shot Gun; Sherman VS.
Sampler: Honest John VS. Patched In. Rto
vs.. Choo Choo; Tralee Boy VS. Mcfienrv.
Presto vs. Hudson; d VS.. Crawford BeiIs
Favor Free VS. Race King: Ina Cissus rs
Fiery Rock: Lady Kelp VS.. Lady Leeds; Hap
hazard VS.. Bonona Agttator VS. Angus Cissus
Real Pasha Ruby Sanky; Sky Van VS.
Anlancan; cubanola Mi Amigo; Doodle
Boy VS.. Intruder; Iodine VS.. Frank Dunn:
The Referee vs. Black Lady; Mavis Clair VS.
Duhallow: Blue Craig VS.. Milk Maid; For
Gold vs. Belle Free; Frisco Lad vs. LADY
Athlete; Happy Lad VS.. The Roman; Texas
Jii VS. Nellie NJ; False Alarm VS. Flower
Girl; Renegade Apache VS.. Glaucus; Lord
Seton VS. Fiery Cross: Our Motto VS. Lulu
o1rl: Miss Gambit VS.. The oid Peach: PaIo
Alto VS.. Tralees Best.
Class stake-Po1nona VS.. Gambit; Mr. Zig
nego VS.. Rocked Asleep: Friendless Boy VS.
Foxhunter; La Rosa VS.. Quita: Humboldt VS.
Freeport: Tillie vs Pocatelli.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
PRINCE FREDERICK'S YACHT
FINISHES IN THIRD PLACE
Distinruished Visitors Witness the
Various Races ON the Regatta
Programme mt KfeI.


IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB, Kiel, Ger
MANY. June 21-Prtnce Eitel Frederick
sailed his new 90-footer Elizabeth in the
first race at the Kiel regatta to-day. He
finished third among ten competitors
wansee ", owned by the Wansee Boat
Club and sailed by Otto Protzen. crossed
the finishing line first, 96 seconds ahead
of the Princes boat. The George, owned
by the Berlin Yacht Club. was second,
being 50 seconds ahead of the. Elizabeth.
The winners time over the ten-mile
course was hours % minutes 1-5 sec
onds. Four other races, one for small
yachts. a competition between men-of-
war gigs. a race between pinnaces and
one between cutters, also took place to-
day.
The American yacht. Nahma, with Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Goelet on board: the
Utowana, with Allison v. Armour and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jordan Mott, and the At
lantic. with F. M. Hoyt, L. B. Ostrander
and C. b. Seeley, have arrived here.
Prince Henry of Prussia visited Mr..
and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt on board
the North Star to-day.
The imperial yacht Hohenzollern, with
Emperor William on board. is anchored
or the yacht club. There are q number
of warships and hundred yachts. large
and small, in the bay this evening. max
ing beautiful water scene.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22

Uncle's baseball brigade is going to
grab that banner of glory away from
the Tigers unless some Of the stars drop
dead or pull up lame while coming in
with runs. Yesterday was the occasion
for the Seals sixth triumph without a
setback and the Angels were again vic
timized by but one little run. Score
San Francisco 2, Los Angeles l.
Joe Nealon was the man behind the
bingler that made the Angels losers
again. 1t happened to be two-cushion
swipe far out against the center field
fence that left no doubt behind it. Hide
brand had started the inning with hit
to right and Irwin managed to lay down
q pretty bunt Nealon did the rest.
Charley Baum cannot sidestep that
hoodoo of his that comes bobbing up
every time he is due to pitch. Charley
has dropped nearly all his games this
season by one run. He would have
dropped yesterdays at Recreation Park
without run or a hit but for his own
valiant efforts with the timber. He
scored the only Angel run and made both
hits.
Baum started the run-getting in the
sixth with a two-cushion wallop over
Waldron's head Whalen booted Ber-
nard's bunt and matters looked bad.
Flood then flew to short and Smith
bingled a grounder to the same place.
Bernard was retired at second while
Baum came scampering In. Bernard in
terfered with Wheeler's return of the
ball to the plate, but Umpire Davis al
lowed the run to score.
The Seals came right back with an
other in their half of the same spasm.
Wheeler opened with drive to left, ad-
yancing on Hides bunt. Irwin unloaded
a slow one to Brashear, sending Wheeler
along the line to third. Wheeler and Ir-
win started out on double steal.
George got away with his all right, but
Charles was run down and copped be-
tween first and second by Dillon.
The deadlock prevailed till Joe Nealon
soused the ball at the right time in the
ninth spasm. The Angels never had a
license for a look-in outside the sixth
inning, for Jimmy the Whale had his
high one working about right toward the
end of the fight. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
UNUSUAL MOVE
At PORTLAND
First Time on the Pacific
Coast and Third in History
Of Professional Baseball
PLAYER is LIONIZED
Quickness of the Action
in Retiring Three Men
Surprises the Spectators

PORTLAND, Or, June H.-For the first
time on the Pacific Coast and, 1t is be-
lieved, the third instance in the history
OF professional baseball, an unassisted
triple play was made to-day by Schlafiey,
Portland's second baseman, in the first
inning of the game with Seattle. With
Russ Hall, Seattle's ehortshop, at second
and Walters. the Seattle center fielder. at,
first, First Baseman Kemmer made what
appeared to be a low outfield hit. 1t
failed TO carry, and was brought down by
Schlahey.
In the meantime both Walters and Hall
had started to run. Schlafiey touched the
second base. retiring Hall and then unas-
sisted caught Walters and touched him
with the ball before he could return to
first base. The quickness of the play sur
prised the spectators. Both French and
Roach pitched good ball, but punched hits
in the eighth turned the tide in the home
teams favor. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
C|NCH BETTING
SPO|LS RACING
Association Combines With
the Books at Seattle
and the Sport Suffers
Special Dispatch to IN. cam

SEATTLE. June 21-Aside from a
general complaint at the cinch methods
employed by the association and syndi-
cate books at The Meadows, the feature
of to-day's racing was the six-fur-
long event. in which Laura f.. M.
spread-eagled her field She was i'm
mediately run up by A Neal. owner OF
My Surprise. from $500 TO $500. but was
retained by her owner. Following this
the owner OF DoubIet claimed NV SI,r-
prise for $3.50.
Eleven Bells. the odds-on choice In
the seven furlongs. was defeated bv
Metlakatla by nose with Wager
tnird, three lengths behind In the four
and half furlong event Trapshooter.
sixteen to five shot. beat ToItec. the
favor1te, at eight to five. by three and
hair lengths That racing at The
Meadows is being killed by the King
County Racing Associations combine
with the bookies is the generalIv ex-
pressed sentiment. The attendance to-.
day was light and is falling OF daily.
The results:
First race. four and half furlongs-Trap-
shooter Qd 70 ). even. 1 to o. won: Tolte.
70 S, 70 D. 70 -. second; Tramway (even). third
Second race. FIVE furlongs-cameletta q n
20 70 io, l. sscdOa TO o. won; MacF1scknoe g 70 5.
Time. 1:014 " 'ii1Au-
Third race. five furiongs-Cora Goetx "a TO s.
TO ., 10 -. won: SIR CHRISTOPHER C2 10 i
Time 1 1:O1H. % e'u-
Fourth race. seven Observation-Disclosures %
70 =. 10 :. to y, won: Eleven Bells (3 to
TO- ouO. second: Wager e to ID. third Tins
1:27A. " S'
Fifth race, one mile-Prestano GO to 1. q to
I. 70 y. won: Jingler (even. 8 TO 3D. sec
ond: Moor "a to %. third Time 1:421s
sixth race. six furlongs-I.aura III "a tn
.. 8 10 .. out), won: My Surprise (3 to 1
to .. second Doublet (our) third. Time.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
DOUBLE PLAYS HELP TIGERS.
Doc Moskiman Loses Hard Luck Game
on an Error at Tacoma.

TACOMA, June 21.-Oakland hit
Thomas hard to-day. but could not
bring in runs. three fast double plays
by the Tigers helping TO hold the visi-
tors safely Moskiman was effective
and the loss of the game was not his
fault Streibs' error saved Eagan in
the second. Mclaughlin sacrificed.
Lynch doubled and Graham singled,
scoring Eagan and Lynch with the only
runs Oakland scored on Francks
single, Casey's error and a wild pitch.
In the fourth Moskiman could not save
his game Streib singled, but was
forced by Kelly. Francks and Dever
eaux beat out infield hits. Moskiman
hit to Thomas, who caught Kelly at the
plate, Moskiman being doubled at first
Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
Tarrn.ch Lead. Ches.mnster..

OSTEND. June M.-Two games left un-
finished in previous rounds Of the inter-
national chess match, namely, those be-
tween Taubenhaus and Burn from the
fourth round and Janowski and Marco
from the sixth4round, were continued to-
day, all the rest Of the competitors hav-
ing a day off, The first named contest
was drawn after a few additional moves
had been made this morning, while
Janowsxi and Marco were still lighting,
the former. though. in rather hopeless
position.
During the adjournment Janowski stat
ed to the committee that he would re-
sign his game with Marco, and the game
was scored accordingly. Tarrasch there
fore leads Janowski and Maroczy with
half a point. Leonhardt with one point
and Alapin. Marco. Marshall. Schlechter.
Teichmann and Wolf with one and a half
points, the latter having each scored one
and a half points.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FOUR STAKES ON CARD
AT INGLEsIDE THIS WEEK

Four stakes, with an entry list OF 100
greyhounds. makes up the programme
at Ingleside coursing park for satur-
day and Sunday. Coursing will com
mence at IL on Saturday morning
when the first two rounds OF the open
and one round of the reserve stake
will be run down. The balance OF the
card will be completed on Sunday. The
draw resulted as follows:
Open stake. forty-eight entrfes-Frre Maid
vs.. Young Tommy r: Peerless Beauty vs.. Tom
Hurliek; Miss Roeklin VS. BedeIia. Iosie Tsa
vs. sunny shore: Prometheus VS.. Tar Babv.
81 Bsisnt rear, VS. Maid Of Dyne; Black Garter
Mist; Queens Beauty vs. Fortunate Dawns
Red Tip vs.. Blue Beard: Spanish Lad VS.
prise Dick Welch; BrlIIiancy VS. Cav
Jane: Lydia vs.. Gold Lily; Josepha VS.. Hand
Salinas Girl vs. Royal Friend: Helen HAYES
Va. r; Fancy Dress VS.. Slim Jim: Jimmy
Anthony vs.. Lampre Eel: Young Pepper vs.
Gloomy Gus; Siren vs.. Alice Dunn; Evil Eye
Class stake. thirty-two entrfes-Fr.. Ror,
vs. vs. Bar Bar Tiger; Butte CITY vs., Crawford Belle;
less Beauty; May Tunison VS.. Sunnybrook:
Dear CASTOR VS.. Wattles Black Coon VS.. Bar
Little Dainty; Miss Domestic vs. Imperious:
Capital Lady VS. Lancashire Lad; J z vs.
mors vs r5Tnerjc,. 1ov. Icaii,'s sr ny "a a.
Daisy Rocket VS.. Little Plunger.
Reserve stake. thi-ty-two entries-Youns
Johnny Rex Doc Burns: Annie Ryne VS.
Bright Columbia; Young Mountain Belle vs.
Concord Boy; Snapper Garrison vs. Pasha
King; Equator vs. Naughty Helen; Queens
Motto vs. Pony Capital: Forest Fire VS.. Eagle
Bird: Northern Eclipse VS.. Fire Brick: Miss
Viking Royal Spirit: Ouida vs. Fontenov.
Nedea VS.. Mount Eagle: Mollie Mac VS. Gen
eral Fremont; Paul Dunbar Hidden Hatred:
Young Fearless vs. Irma Hotfoot: Wapsee vs.
Mount Lowe; Loretta VS.. Young Kerry Pfppin
Champion stake. twelve entries-Reckless
Acrobat vs.. Sea Lion: Conroy Tralee Maid:
Agile Squirt VS.. Tom King: Red Pepper
Aeolus: Rector vs. Lord Brazen: Eden Vale
vs. Valley Pride.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
High Chancellor L. Third.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. June 21-Results of To-
days races:
First race. four and a half furlonzs, SELL
ing-Tom McGrath won, Bitter Hand second
Pretty Nellie third. Time. :5SA.
Second race. six furlongs, selling-Stand Pat
won. Bargain second, Echodale third. Time,
1:17 As.
Third race. six furlongs-Celebration won
1:19 As
Fourth race one mile and sixteenth, Ar
linston Hotel NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. won
Spencsrian second. High Chancellor third
Time, 1: $50.
Fifth race, five furiongs-Horseradish won
Watchful second. Fargo third Time. :O3Z
Sixth race, one mile-Ed Sheridan won Tar
tan second. Payne third. Time. 40
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June 21.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Delmar follow:
First race. five furlongs. two-year-oids' sell,
100 Port Worth 102. Ancient Witch 90. Burno-
iette 95. Lill O'Neill 100 Katherine 30.
d. G Taylor 100. Balmer V SO.
Second race six furlongs. selling-Meehanus
les. Pyr-ho 1O3. Censor 1o4 Potter Io3. DR.
Scherff 1CS Tom Mankins 105. Gene Handlon
* Tangent III, Bandillo 10I. Lansdown So
Ponca 107 GALLAGHER Ill
Third race seven furlongs. selling-kenton
100 Outlaw l07 Delusion 100 Dave Stahl 102
Ca ashiar 102. Sweet Kitty Bellairs 80 Lady sell
iars 100 Comora 90, Ledabelle 104. The Nurse
10 Liberty Star 95. Lady Bellair 80.
Fourth siS furlongs 5oI ur iua
Icotl,eht,s Favorite 1O3 Matador 90.
Fifth race. mile and a sixteenth selling
Plautus 105. Proodler SO. kingsteiie 90 Athena
9S DR. Hart Jos.
sixth race. mile. selling-Atoga IS, Courant
OK Car1ona 95. Flora Levy eS. Athelrose 1O3
Gallant Cassie S5 Radium %. Madame john
SON S5 Wakefrl IS. Tender Crest 1Co. Our
Lille 1CO Miss Gomez los.
Weather cloudy; track heavy.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
EASTERN BALLPLAYERs
WILL TOUR THE COAST
Joe CantiIIon and Tip O'NeiH VIII
Bring Out the Stars of the
Big Leagues.

MILWAUKEE,, June 2l-Manager Joe
Contillion of the Milwaukee American
Association baseball team is organizing
another ali-star American League team
for a transforming trip to the Pacific
Coast at the close Of the present baseball
season.
Cantillon headed a similar orgeniza-
ton, which was composed Of star players
OF the big league, two years ago. Presi-
dent Tip O'Neill Of the Western League
is planning an all-star-National League
team, which will accompany Cantillon' s
aggregation, playing exhibition games in
all the large cities
Cantillon says it is too early to say who
will make UP the team, but that the tour
will be conducted much as that of two
years ago.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-22
FITZSIMMONS CHALLENGES
CORBETT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Veterans of the Ring May Again Enter
the Lists to Contest for JEFF
fries, Title.

NEW YORK, June H.-Bob Fftzsiin-
mons and Jim Corbett will probably bat
tie again for the worlds heavy-weight
championship. The retirement of Jim
Jeffries leaves the title without an
owner and Fitz issued challenge this
afternoon to Corbett.
Fitz. who has just returned from Salt
Lake City, means business and will sign
articles to meet Corbett as soon as the
latter says the word. In case Corbett
fails to accept Bob's def it is open to
any other heavyweight In the world.