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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20
Blennenworth Surprises Tai
ent by Leading Out Monte
and Jack Young.
MATCH RACE is MADE
Benefits Dishabille and
Williams Fireball Will
Meet at st. Louis.
Special Dispatch to tn. call

ST. LOUIS, May S.-Blennenworth
sprung a surprise to-day when he
walked away from Monte, Jack Young
and other good ones in the fourth event
on the card at the Fair Grounds track.
Monte's bad race caused much unfa-
Vorable comment, but the judges took
no action. Two faYorites won for the
talent.
Forfeits were posted to-day for a
match race at six furlongs, los pounds
each, on a dry track between Benefits
grand hlly Dishabille and S. M. Will
liams' Fireball. The race will be run
on the 25th inst. weather and track
permitting. The race will be for $1,000
a side. the association to add $1,000.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-rwo-year-old purse; ave
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. y Fin.
10 to Is. Cyclone. 10 (Mor'ty) 8 al LII
Z TO iasneh8 sss i los 1opSn
Time, :o2 3d. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. 3. Levy Co.'S CHI C. by Cessrian an
los. Sly Ben l12, finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Two-year-Olds purse: i've
Bs 9 A ao ss:. Weight e, sesssy St FIN
to IF RobiO ms Hs .Ioe e&.wt:nj :
Zine Time. Loo 20 Start good. Won easily.
Rala Lala Lieber 1o3 Sadie Martin 100. Blue
Grass Lad eS, Jane Rachel 95, Bitter Brown
lo4. Harry Scott los. Colonel Jewell 1oS, I'm
ished a named
THIRD -Three-year-olds and up;
purse: five and half urlongs:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
go 11-ro oIs nd. ll2 1o4 4p1nipeR 20
p to i-Matador 100 q Gaarr is -. SO ms
Time, 1:0 S-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner; g; G Bennett & Co.'s CHI h. "a by
Luretta 100, Erla Lee 90. Judge Brady 100
Yada 100. finished as named.
FOURTH RACEAOne and an eighth miles:
purse: three-year-olds and up;
5RettEg HOrse Meight ;o1 JOCKEY ;o;y,, St Fin
80 to 1-Neversuch. 90 tHarris). 5 2 h 215
to Monte. 1o7 Oh. Cochran n /
ner G. 'o Bennett t s00 Cos won eR e a. by
Prince of Monaco-Bfddle March King Ellis
worth los. Jack Young 1o2, Nitrate 1o2. fin
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; purse; hve-year-
olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 1o-Acton, us Danvek, 3 IL
50 10 iAt fef los a i RsD 10 rs
Time. 1:42 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner, E. E. Smathers b. h. 90, by Faverdale-
Glenala, Pickles los, Don't Ask Ne ITO, Van
H. Low Hazel 1o5, Miss Manners no.. EIean-
Howard ITO. Bengal 112 Semper WAX
1o7. st. Vitus 112. DR.. Hart 112, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and an eighth: purse.
four-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
9 TO 5-Watarcure, 106 (Mori'ity) 9 30 IL
5 to Bull Finch. los tJ.T.shnj 2 h IL
TO 1-Amberita, los III. Cchn) II 8
Time. :55 Is. Start good. Won easily
Winner. S. NJ Williams Oh. g. Cs). by Water
cress- Tena's First Frank Nc 1os. Aladdin ia.
Eclectic los, Behoove los, Montpelier los The
Bobby 1o1. Birdwood 100. Edgardo 1oi Plautus
loI, finished as named. Loves Labour log,
left at post.
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BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-The National
Stallion stakes will be the feature OF
the card tO-Hprrow at Belmont Park.
The days entries:
First race. seven furlongs. main course sell
ing-Sailcr Boy JOB. Delcanta 10S Jerry c los.
Probe %. Little Woods l02, Josie B SO. The
Cadfiy 1U5. Jetsam los.
Second race, four and a half furlongs.
straight. two-year- olds selling-Little Ben 102.
Gentian 1C2, Evelyn J 90, Catalogue los. Hoo
ray 1O6 Marius CsiUs 1O2 Just 81 Little
Sphinx "a Mintia 10Y.
Third race National Stallion. five furlongs.
strsight--First Water 100. Vendor 122. Capias
122. NerOnese I'D, Merry Boy 10, Timber 122.
Coincidence 11o. Flimnsp 122, Clark Griffith
III. Sandy d formerly Sandy Dingwall). III.
Fourth race. one mile the Ledies'-Gold Ten
121, Kismeshss 121. Coy Maid 121 Jennie Nc
Csbe I2I. Flinders 12l, Incarnation 121, Tradi-
ton i2l, Zeala l2i.
Fifth race. about two miles the International
teeplechase-F1ying Buttress 159, Flying Vir-
gilman l56. ATisn 153, Ogress 146, Ivan IA.
Rube lao. Melbourne Eclipse 13s, Gortnagallon
49,. Gascsr 135
Sixth race, one mile, handicap-Migrsine
l23. Jonquil ID. Rostand lis, Witch Hazel III,
Priority 107.
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RacinE at LouisviIIe.

LOUISVILLE, KY. May IS. = Churchill
Downs racing results.
First race, six furlongs-Itsska won Dsr-
thuls second, Muldoon third Time, I:I5L
Second race half mile-Minnie Adams won,
Mollie Donoh1e second, Lady Toddington third.
Time. .zSlA.
Third race. seven furlongs-The Cure won,
Giendene second. Red Thistle third. Time,
1.23A.
Fourth race. one and sixteenth miles-Sil-
verskin won. Apple second, Bats third Time,
1:47A-
Firth race four and a half furIongs-Car-
thsge won. Tichimingo second. Seamate third
Time .55.
Sixth race one and a quarter miles-Be7
Nolio Won, Marshal Ney second. Flora VIII
lorghby third. Time 2:07k.
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Aged Gelding, With Cross
waite Up, Beats Orchan Out
by a Head at Kenilwortll
THREE CHOICES FIRST
Canopian Quits Maiden Class.
Rubino and Lady Mirthful
Land at Mellow Prices

The racing at Kenilworth Park, Peta-
luna, yesterday was marked by some
exciting and we'll contested finishes
Three purses were hauled down by IA
vorites. while Rubino, Position and Lady
Mirthful escaped any great amount of
backing
Position, winner Of the mile and three
furlongs selling number, placed quite a
crimp in the talent through his defeat of
the favorite, Orchan. The latter horse
had strong following, and might have
won but for being cut of on the far turn.
Crosswaite rode well-judged race on
Position, and in long, driving finish re-
ceived the verdict by a head. Follow Me,
after cutting out the pace, lost the show
to Jack Little. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-Three furlonss; maiden two
year-olds. purse $500
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-sCanopian. liz IF. Kelly) 1XII
10 to to i 1cas4,ak III 1ss 5os,ss
Coupled with Cazazza.
Time, 1854. Start good. Won driving.
n Mlmsr 6 r. stoye RS by canopus Ium
Studdert finished named.
SECOND RACE : Five furlonss; selling;
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St. Y Fin.
j, g T.. .O. 2-AAbydss. liz Of KelIy).;; i 11M1
so to Miss Raphael, 10 tciark} I 81 an
u Time, I;o23s. Start good Won driving.
c mnner p n: stoyers D. g. by Sam Lucas-Lu
Queen Cup los. Palmist liz. Penance lilo, Ere
Yesterday 107, Lunga no. Tom Fox 101' Mo-
relic 100. st. Yusef liz and Atoka 112 I'M
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; selling: purse
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
10 1-Rn a6t9. 10. &c Wright - / III
l-Prlnce Magnet fxur
Time, l:15A. Start fair. Won driving.
Winner Wlnner' Ward Yard. Kings eh. & BY Star RUBY
Rosewater 105, Sequel 1O0 Judge Hughes Ito,
Pousse Cafe 100, Virginia Boy ITO, Kate Camp
bell ITO. Dusty Rhodes 107 and Ebenezer 1l2.
FOURTH RAcE-one and an eighth miles;
selling; purse $3.50:
10 to Position. 1o2 tCrosswte). 8 &c
3 to 2-Orchan, 102 CT. sulivn). 8 8 21a2 8
Time. 2:2iA. Start good d won driSin e
Winner 3 T. sHobarts b; e. by Racine-Pot-
f fs e, roilow Me ia. Ripper 1o2 and Box
Elder 1O2. finished named.
FIFTH RAcE-one mile: selling; purse
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
ao.to FIX: Psarte. o. tAdams). 81 "a
Tine, i:42si. Start good. Won easily. win
ner, W. T. Anderson's b. m. by MirthfuI-R Re-
CANA frestano ~, ultruda- 1O2, Harka los.
step Around 100. The Jew 81, North Pole 100
Polonius 1o5. Lanark 100 ]. H. Bennett 1O2,
Badly Used 100. finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; selling purse 5000:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. e Fin.
to 5-Laura F. M, leo 1T. Clrk) 1 21a1
70 1-Cloch FOR. 100 (Croswte) SO 8 21e
Time, l:4115. Start good. Won easily,
Winner, Mrs. Grossheims b. m. by Ben
strome- strapella. Anirad e5. Nullah 1O2, Light
Braid los. Haven Run 81. Dandie Belle 81.
Dutiful 105. Mordente 100. Sugden 81, finished
named.
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UNABLE
TO WEIGH IN
When the Fighter and the
Boxer Meet at Philadel-
phia Sparks Will Fly
BOTH ARE IN CONDITION
Agree to Scale One Hun
dred and Thirty Pounds at
6 O'Clock On Day of Bout
Special Dispatch to IN. Call

NEW YORK, May 1s.-Abe Attell and
Battling Nelson were matched to-day
over the long distance telephone to meet
at Philadelphia next Monday night The
conditions of the match call for six
rounds. both boxers to weigh in at 130
poun~s at s o'clock on day OF the fight
Willie Lewis was originally scheduled
to meet Nelson, but the New York boy
could not make the weight demanded by
Nelson and the match fell through
Attell Is In good shape and ready for
a hard fight. Nelson has been hard at
work training since his arrival IN Phila-
delphia and says he will be In fine fettle
for his battle with Attell.
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kENILwoRTH PARK ENTRIES.

Racing will close at Kenilworth Park
to-day with the following excellent
card of events:
First race I'VE furlonss. maidens. three
es ae 1oS sss E2
day 1O7: $751; 'Elba 100; 1856 Cloeanthus
112; 7e4e Can't Tell. no; 1868. Bill Mach Sy
49, sss c chs..nat Boy $40 s1s
IL; 1911. Miss May Bowdish ITO; Sierra Bow,
Second race. five furlongs. four-year-olds
9ss37,. Rosebud ISIS: (ssaT. Miss Provo I lax:
1877; ss2s Whoa Bin. 1871 1851 n odts ISL Isl
Christopher. 1877; $500 Rub ii 49, 49, $685. sir
Third race. six furlongs. three-year- olds and
frank Pearce. ioe; ss72. snsden III: Ssh ss
.1roy. los; 1892. Jack Richelieu Jr. iii:
1852. The Pride. 113; 1857. skirmish, 1O9:
Sse7. Tom Hawk ios; $3.50 Lady Nino a i Ss;
Ill
Fourth race, six furlongs. selling. three
ssss, Great Mogul Ill: 1851 .Angelica 81:
S371, Prestano III; s347. Only Jimmie 10l :
1894, Rubiana 1o2; 1858. 'Puredale 1oe: 1881.
Iah ILL., s345. Isabute 100; s342. Suburban
Queen Ill.
Fifth race. six furlones. selling three-year-
Blondura ZOE; (sse2).. 'Anona es 1851. Joe
(S349), Pearl Stone III: (6361), sSun Mark 90:
1858. St. winnifride 115: s2s7. Dollie weithoff
III; $500, Auto Hood 100; (S351, Cerro Santa
121: $751; Miss Powell %.
Sixth race, one mile, four-year-olds and up,
Eagle selling stake-s366. Hainault 100; 1884.
sass. socyrohe 1903: (ss65) .warte Nicht i6i !:
s9ee, Anvil -105: 1854. ELEVEN Bells 96.
Apprentice allowance
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MoskIMAN Has EVERYTHING.
Errors by Lehman and Others Save 81
washes From Shutout.

SEATTLE. May 19.-Doc Moskiman
would have had shutout to-day but
for a passed ball by Lehman, on which
Kane and Miller scored. Charley Hall
was given the hardest humping he has
received this season, van~Haltren lead
ing In the slaughter with four hits, and
Kruger following closely with three.
An error by Russ Hall allowing a
Rrounder to slip between his legs while
the infield was playing in cost a cou-
ME Of runs, though the ball did not roll
ont of the diamond. Charley Hall
seemed to lose everything but his toe
plate In the seventh and Oakland made
nine clean hits In the last three in
nings. Score:
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Tiptoe Takes Gaiety Stakes
in a Drive From Belle
of Pequest.
0D0M'S GREAT FINISH
Clever Jockey 0utrides O'Neil
in the Last FurlOng of
the Race.
special Dispatch to IN. Cali.

NEW YORK. May 1s.-August Bel
mont's game Ally Tiptoe found new adj
mirers when she carried 1872 pounds to-
day, cOnceding ten pounds to each OF
four opponents and then won the Gay
ETY. stakes under one of the most ter
rife drives ever seen Her closest OPP
ponent was Belle OF PeQuest, and be-
tween doom, on Tiptoe. and O'Neil, on
Belle OF Peouest, the riding was OF the
most vigorous kind. Belle of Pequest
being nearest the outer rail was under
the disadvantage OF ONeil not being
able 70 whip her with his right hand,
while Odom had full swing on Tiptoe.
Just near the finish after O'Neil had
whipped the Belle of PeQuest with the
whip in HIS left hand. he stopped rid
ing and Tiptoe gradually drew away
from the Belle, finally winning by a
neck. The stake was worth $3.50.
Summary;
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs: main course,
three-yesr-olds and up:
St.:ins E HS5ss weighs Iss JSsssy St Fin
is 70 Druid. 1o7 Oyne).-.-.. 8 81 26
8 70 1o-Drearner. los SHAWL. 1 l II Oh
ner. J. E. Bfsdden's br c. by Plaudit-Nahma.
Comet also zn.
SECOND RAcE-Four and a half turlongs;
straightaway; two-year-olds;- selling:
se5iP 9Je a2sss @ea . 5 S46sg St 9
Ito Speedway. 90 (Diggins). 6 2h2 FL
1e TO 5-Delmore. los (ONeiD.. 33
Time :55. Start fair. Won cleverly. Win
ner. R. T. Wilson Jr.'s br. (. by DR.. MacBride-
Alabama Titesse Magic Power Fulbert and
Greenland finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Four and a half furlongs;
straightaway: twO-year-old FLIES: the Geiety:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
eto 5-B OF Pequest,II2 eo'O 2 3e 10
IL 20 20-Bivouac, 112 Davis)...4 81
Time SO. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner A Belnont's br. T. by Hastings-Tarpeia-
Pamela and Victory Belle finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-seven furlongs: main
course. FOR three-year-olds and Up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. z Fin.
13 10 5-Hot Shot, 80 U4Smith) / y .
L 10 1-Montresson, 10 lBurns) / / %
? TO Pr Hambrg. l01 Q5ldbd) 2h 81
Time, l:29 2-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner, J. E. Maddens Oh. C. by Meddler-
Royal Gun. Iota- Cannon Ball and Buttling
finished named
FIFTH RACE-One mile; main course:
three-yesr-olds and up; selling:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
. 10 Der. 1o9 Diggins)-----. 4 ? 4 h
4 TO 1-Old England, 100 Cdrphy) i u 3 h
Time. :43 2-5. Start poor Won driving.
Winner, NJ. L. Haymsns br. b. by Lamp
lighter-Serene. Neptunus. Chimney Sweep and
Jack Ratlin finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-one and sixteenth miles;
for three-year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Tin
. 10 Red knight. 103 (Afiller) ] / III
3 TO IO-Graziello, 10 (EIildbnd) q
Z 10 1-Amberjack. 81 Murphy Is
Time las 10 Start good. Won easily.
Winner. P s. Rsndoiphs Oh. h. by Knight Of
Ellersie-Belle Daily. Arrah Gowan also ran.
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BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

by the New York Morning Telegraph).
First race-JOsie b, The Gadny, Lit
tie Woods.
Second race-Evelyn j, just, HOOray.
Third raee-First Water, Clark Grif-
fifth. Vendor.
FOHrtfs race-Paget entry, .Kamesha,
Coy Maid.
Fifth race-FIy1ng Buttress, Arfan,
Ivan.
Sixth race-Rostand, JonqufI, Mi
ERaine.
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Ell PASO. Tex, May 19.-The FL
Paso and Southwestern Railroad an
nounced the purchase Of the Ell Paso
and Northwestern system The latter
connects with the Rock Island and has
a branch line to the Dawson coal fields
The Alamo Gordo coal fields and tim
Der lands are included in the purchase.
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Stolen base-Bernard. Nordyke. Errors
Flood smith, Fitzgerald 2. Home run-Nor-
dyke Two-base hits-Cravath,,, Spies Sac
rifice hits-Cravath, Hogan Dillon, Ross. To-
man McIauRhlin. First base on errors-1<os
An1eles /. Tacoma 1. Left on bases-Los
ANGELES g. Tacoma 5. Bases on balis-On
Goodwin g. Struck out-By Goodwin 2. by
Fitzrerald g. Double play-Ross to Flood.
wild pitches-Goodwin l.. Fitzgerald ]. Hit
by pitched ball--Smith Time OF same-One
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Boxer Y.nger Break. Hi. wrist.

BALTIMORE, May 1s.-In the first
round of what was to have been a
fifteen-round fight between Benny
Yanger of Chicago and Harry Lewis
of Philadelphia tonight. Yanger broke
his left wrist. The blow that resulted
in the accident landed on Lewis elbow.
The latter was given the decision.
OGDEN, May 19.-George Gardner OF
Lowell, Mass, and Billy Stiff of Chi
cago have been matched to fight here
May 20.
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ANGELS GET HITTING HABIT.
Fitzgerald, the. Tiger Pitcher,
Bumped for Thirteen Safe Ones.

LOS ANGELES, May 19.-Los Ange-
les halted Fitzgerald to-day for thir-
teen hits, two of them two-baggers.
They punched their hits in the second,
sixth and eighth innings, scoring four
runs. Fitzgerald also gave the home
team gratuitous assistance by making
two errors. On the other hand. except
ing for Nordyke's home run drive over
the left field fence in the fourth inning,
Tacoma was unable to hit GOODWIN
consistently Score:
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Two-base hits-Devereaux. Moskinan. Dash-
wood. Double piay-C. Hall. Kemmer. Dash
wood. Stolen bases-Streib. Kelly, Moskiman.
McHale Sacrifc hits--Houtz. McHale, Kruger
Struck out-By Moskiman 5. by C. Hall q
Bases on balls-By Moskiman 2. by c. Hall 2
Wild pitches-By Moskiman I, by c. Hall l.
Passed balls-Lohman. Eastwood. Left on
bases-Seattle s. Oakland IL Time OF game
One hour and so minutes Umpire-Klopf
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The matinee races Of the San Fran
cisco Driving Club will be held at IN
gleside race track on Decoration dav.
There will be four races on the card.
each best two in three heats. Entries
will close next Wednesday,. 4
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-20

Batteries-Brown and king; Eason and Der
gen. Cmpire-Bausewine.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-Avoid. Mayor Graham,
Computation.
Second race-America III, ArabeIle,
Starting.
Third race-Docile, belinda, Hub
bard.
Fourth race-Ffreball, Schneider en-
try, Bennett entry.
Fifth race-Tennes entry, Jack Lo.,y,
Angleta.
sixth race-Lucky Charm, Careless,
BekniRhted.
Tristan Shandy.
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Police Stop o,kcefe-Rhode. Fight.

KANSAS CITY. May 19.-The pro-
posed twenty-round bout between Billy
Rhodes of Omaha and Jack O'Keefe Of
Chicago was stopped by the police to-
night before the men entered the ring.
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POPULAR SANTA CRUzANs
Welded AT AN EARLY HOUR
Miss Mary Z. Jones Becomes the
Happy Wife of Deputy Sheriff
Euoch Alzfua.

SANTA CRDZ. May 1y.-Deputy
Sheriff Enoch Alzina and Miss Mary
Jones were married yesterday morning
ut o'clock at Holy Cross Church by
Rev. p. J. Fisher The wedding was
great surprise to the friends OF the
popular pair.
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IOtdIS.oO d ~ o :.
sBatted for Whalen in NINTH
SUMMARY

ctolen bases-Irwin, Atz, Nealon. Error-
wilson Two-base hits-spencer. Esslck; VIII
son First base on called balls-On Wnalen
. off Essick A. Left on bases-San Francisco
!? Portland I. Struck out-By Whalen D. by
Essici 3 Time of game-One hour and NIFTY
minutes. Umpire-Perine.
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NEW YORK, May ia battle with
pistols between a squad of harbor police and
a band of river pirates last night resulted
in the capture Of the latter and the recovery
Of i've bags Of concha beans valued at $1,000
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ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.

First race John Carroll, Adare,
Chalk Hedrfck.
second race-Charawind, Collegian,
John K. Owens.
Third race-Wasteful, Miss Anxious,
Meadowbreeze.
Fourth race-Devout, Elliott, Bond
age.
Fifth race-Fnlernian, Helgerson,
Sweet Tone.
Sixth race-Potrero Grande, Riau,
Mi Reiua.
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sALONICA, May 19.-Fighting has been
going since Wednesday between Turkish
troops and a large Greek band Lear BasiIfxa
Reinforcements of 800 men and two guns
proceeded there to-day.
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VALLEJO CHIEF OF POLICE
WANTS A LARGER FORCE
oniciaI Figures That Twelve Men Are
Necessary to Keep Peace In
NAVY Yard Town.

VALLEJO. May 19.-In his annual re-
port filed yesterday, Chief Of Police
Stanford asked for more men. Five
men, including the Chief, are all that
the law allows at this time. One patrol
man for eack one thousand inhabitants
is asked by the Chief This would give
Vallejo twelve officers.
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MELRosE Mass.

MELROSE, Mass, May 19.-Mra Mary A
Livermore, the well known reforrner q crifi
cally Ill at. her home here with heart trouble
Owing to Mrs Livermore's age 81 years. Il 4.
feared she may not recover.
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Jimmy Whalen's Assortment
of Benders Look Good to
Nearly Every Portlander
FOUR SWATS FOR JUDGE
Uncle's TOssers Make a Few
Bids for the Game, but
Rallies Are Too Short
RESULTS OF GAMES

Portland, 8, San Francisco. 8.
Oakland, ~ Seattle, 2.
Los Angeles, II Tacoma. 2.
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PUPILS GIVE RECITAL-The pupils Of q
Henry Randall gave q pleasing plano recital
at Century Hall last night and delighted q
large audience.
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CH4CAGO. May 19--Chcaso took the last
game OF the series from PhiIadelpbia Ts,ia,
Altrock pitched in fine form. allowing but four
men 10 get on bases Attendance. 1900 Score:
<., R. H. L.
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POLITICIANS LIFE ENDS
IN VALLEJO PRISON CELL

Fatal Spree.
VALLEJO. May 19.-John Mahoney,
a rigger and an oldtime follower of
Chris Buckley, has cast his last vote.
He was locked up in the city prison
yesterday on a charge of drunken
ness. A few hours later when the
jailer attempted to awaken Mahoney
1T was found that the old politician was
dead.
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NAIlONAL LEAGUE.
BOSTON. May 19.-Boston outbatted sf
Louis to-day, but was defeated through moor
work on the bases and inability to hit the ball
at critical times. Attendance, 1900 Score:
- R. H. E
O.. LOUIS -.......................
Batteries-McFarland and Grady; Fraser and
PHILADELPHIA. May 19.-Cincinnatf's or
rors and Philadelphias hits combined 10 win
to-days game for the locals. Attendance 1900
Score: r n y
Fnlladelphia ......................9 10 2
Batteries-Ewing and Phelps; Pittinxer and
DOOM Umpire-O'Day.
NEW YORK. May 19.-The locals turned the
score Of yesterdays defeat against the Pitts
burg team by punching hits. The New Yorlxs
outplayed the visitors. Attendance 1000.
Score r II
flttsours ...-.ss.a...s.s....-...
New York L
Batteries-Robertaille and Carisch: Taylor
and Bresnahan- Umpires-Emslie and John
stone
BROOKLYN. May 19.-Chicago took the sec
end game OF the series from the local Ma
tionals to-day. but II required ten innings to
decide the contest. Sore: r. H E.
Cnlcago --...--...s -.....s....s..s. It
Brooklyn L
Batteries-Brown and king: Eason and Ber-
gen. Cnpire-Bausewine.
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Goes Up Against st. Louis
Browns and Lets Them Off
With Seven Scattered Hits
CLEVELAND TAKES ONE
Giants Have Revenge on the
Pirates by Reversing the
Result of Previous Day
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS. May 1g.-Pitcner Powell vho
vas Traded Two years ago New York FOR
Larry howell. to-day bested the latter, for the
s<cono time curing the present SERIES the To-
cal Americans losing BY = score OF to O.
Attendance. 5000 Score: r.
New
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Totals. Al 1925 10
.Miller and Burns out; hunted third strike.
RUNS AND HITS By INNINGS.
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NATIONAL L.rAcI-r

Batteriss-Altrock and Mcfarland: Plank and
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and Heydon.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 1e.-Clsvsland had
no uincuity In defeating Boston in the only
game Of the series the two teams vv.ra 49, -
play. Tannehill was hit hard throughout.
Hess pitched steadily with men on bases Az
Sgncance, -ooo- score: r. II. e.