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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-26
DARTMOUTH MAN
CHOSEN COACH
j. w. Knibbs Jr. Will Handle
University of California
Men the Coming Season

A football Moses who is expected to
lead the University of California eleven
into the land where victories over STAN
ford are common occurrences, has been
found by Manager Ezra Decoto He an
nounced yesterday that a new coach has
been chosen in the person of j. w. Knibbs
Jr. of Dartmouth College. No details of
the agreement between Knibbs and the
university authorities here regarding SAL
ary and other matters are given out by
Decoto
The engagement of the new coach is
due in large part to the tour of the East
recently made by J. A. Force captain
OF the varsity eleven, who visited all of
the large Eastern universities and col
ieges in a search for coach to replace
James Hopper director of California 8
fortunes on the gridiron last year Force
talked with Yale, Harvard, Princeton,
pennsylvania, Michigan Illinois, Wiscon-
sin, Minnesota and other college men
before deciding that William ]. Knibbs
was best fitted, among the coaches avail
able, to handle the California team this
year.
In selecting Knibbs the universit has
departed from traditions. which decreed
that professional coach should come
from one of the big universities like
Princeton, Yale or Harvard 1t is ex-
pected knibbs will inaugurate a radically
different style of play and that the old
Princeton game will be relegated to the
rear, while new methods are put in oper-
alton.
Knibbs was captain and fullback of the
Dartmouth team for two years during
which time Dartmouth was not scored
against. 1t also defeated Harvard. Last
year Knibbs coached Dartmouth and was
successful in producing results He
weighs 1SS pounds and is feet 10 inches
in height. He is expected to arrive in
Berkeley early In August Assistance will
be provided for him probably from the
ranks of California graduates who have
been prominent in football
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Polytechnic Nine i. victor,ou..

The Polytechnic High School base
ball game team took the PLAYERS
from the San afael High School into
camp yesterday afternoon on the ball
grounds at Golden Gate Park by the
score of 21 to 2. The game was ex
pected TO be close one. but the wind
ana the slippery turf made 1t farce.
The teams lined up:
Poiytechnic-Garibaldi pitcher; c. cuenin.
catcher; Budd. first base: Bliss second base:
Foley. third base: K. Cuenn shortetop:
Gaprino left Held. Corcoran center field: Val,
sangacimo right field 81
San Rafael-schaer. pitcher; Wood first
base: s. Iayior second base: Armstrong, short
stop; Colt. catcher; Almy. third base. Cant
left held; j. Taylor. right field: varney center
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SOLDIERS IN ATHLETIC FEArs.
Interesting Competitions Are Held on
Field at the Preside.

The athletic grounds at the Presidio
were the scene OF a brilliant spectacle
yesterday when the monthly field meet
was being held Of1cers, ladies ana
soldiers assembled to watch the men
Of their favorite company striving 70
break existing army records or TO OUT
distance competitors. The winners Of
the events were:
Tent pitching contest-won BY One Hundred
Seventieth Company. Coast Artillery Time a
minutes 24 seconds
220-yard dash-First CORPORAL Long rus,.v
seventh Coast Artillery: second. Private rser-
man. Tenth Company. Coast Artillery. Time
90 1-6 seconds. S'
fer, Ninth Field Artillery; second Kenfel arf
Ray. Fourth Cavalry. Time "a 1-5 seconds -
Shoe race-First. Racey. Sixtfeth Coast Ar
tillery; second, White sixtieth Coast Artillery
Time. :O6 .
Mounted tug of war-TrOOp E. Fourth Cav
airy wen. O@'
Officials-Captain ID. J. Rumbouxh ofsc.r =,
Charge; judge, Captain A. S. ConkIin. sta rter
Lieutenant W. G. Pierce; clerk OF course Lien
Gaines -.
In the afternoon the crack Presidio
nine beat the Fort Miley soldiers team
in listless game Of ball Major Van
Vliet and Private Farrar Of the pre-
sidio team made several clever PLAYS,
but the ragged support given the pitch
ers made the game uninterestine. Fort
Miley managed to score seven times
while the Preside Reds were talIyinx
fourteen
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r.nni. Honor. for Miss Greenbere.

The handicap singles tennis tourna-
ment for third -class players played on
the park courts yesterday afternoon re-
suited in a victory for Miss A. Green
berg. Only two matches were played,
Miss Hess winning from Miss Saylor
the preliminary round by default. Miss
Greenberg. playing from scratch, first
beat Miss sE. Noble (3-6). 6-2. 6-2. In
the final match the contestants were
Miss Greenberg and Miss Hess. They
met on even terms. and the former won
in straight sets. both Of which were
close The score was TO, 6-4
The tournament committee of the
California Club met yesterday and de-
cided to start the San Francisco cham
pionship tournament on Sunday in
stead OF next Tuesday. when the finals
will be played.
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The home talent stalled the Siwashes
and the Siwashes stalled the home talent
at Recreation Park yesterday till the last
round of the trouble. Then the visitors
failed as stalIers, so the game broke up.
Waldron passed safely through the home
gate after Hildebrand slapped out his
third hit for the game to a remote cor
ner OF the center garden. Score-San
Francisco ], Seattle 0.
Each inning of the game was about
repetition Of the one which preceded it.
The pitchers, Whalen and Shields, were
the big chiefs Of the occasion, and every
thing they did was admired and applaud
ed They seemed to grow better as the
game progressed. and they might have
been going yet had not the Seals sum-
moned up enough ginger to pull the game
cut in the last half of the last period.
Waldron ed OF with a bunt down the
third base line Shields grabbed the ball
and fell down. He heaved it out to the
bieachers, letting VALLEY, arrive at sec
ond. Spencer followed with another and
this time Shields tossed to third too late
10 head of Waldron. Spencer lost no
time in stealing, and after Wheeler had
hyed 10 right Hildebrand clouted one to
the center field fence, and the fans said
goodnight"
Mohler was put out of commission by
humping into McHale in the third inning.
A doctor examined the injured Kid and
announced that the fans need not expect
TO see him perform for another month.
While running to first in the ninth Lefty
Houtz Wrenched his ankle and he too
VIII be in the hospital class for a while
Thus two good ball players go out IN one
good game
They unloaded a new umpire in the
person Of Mr.. Bray. His voice does not
belle his name. As a vocal artist he is
the real Mccoy. He works fast and did
well with the exception of calling a few
bad strikes now and then. He comes
from the wilds of Wisconsin. but is no
stranger TO Uncle Hank, having played
with the San Francisco team before the
first white man came 10 California. The
score:
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HUSBAND BELIEVED DEAD
RETURNS IN THE FLESH
Seth Knowlton Secures Decree Of the
Superior Court Annulling
His Marriage.

Because a former husband she be-
lieved to be dead suddenly appeared
again in the flesh, Maude Knowlton was
put aside by her last husband. Seth
Knowlton, yesterday Knowlton petit
toned for annulment Of his marriage
and after hearing the proofs Judge
Sloss granted the petition.
DEGREES of divorce were granted yes
terday to JEANNE Carlton from Fulmer
Carlton for extreme cruelty, Jessie M.
Foulkes from Wade H. Foulkes for
willful neglect and Mary ]. Hesen from
Edward d. Hesen for desertion.
Suits for divorce were filed by Anna
b. Moore against George ]. Moore for
habitual intemperance, E. r. Taylor
against Ethel Taylor for desertion,
Laura r. Stoermer against William
Stoermer for desertion and Priscilla
Morgan against Elisha Morgan for In
fidelity.
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r. H. E:
CINCINNATI cHw n9rf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. : I
Batteries-McGinnity, Taylor and Bresnahan:
Ewing and Phelps. Umpire-Banswine.
BOSTON, May 23.-I3y superior work in all
departments of the game to-day Boston won
from Pittsburg, TO 2. Score: r. h E.
BOSTON BOSTON ...'.................. II "
Batteries-wilhelm and Needham; Case and
PHILADELPHIA. May 25.-Five hits gave
Chicago the game in the first inning to-day. In
which inning both Corridor and Lundgren re-
chicago ..--.-.-.-...,.-...
Batteries--Lundgren, RueIbach and ONeill;
Corridon Sparks and Kanoe. Umpire-Joan-
BROOKLYN. May 25-Jaok Taylor allowed
the Brooklyn players only three scattered hits
but one reached second. Attendance, 2o50.
Score: r. II. Z.
Ct Louis
Bntteres-raylor and Warner; Doescher and
Ritter Umpre-Emslie.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
DETROIT, May 25-The Philadelphias won
a see-saw game on two hits, error and Hof-
mans steal home in the ninth. Attendance,
$500. Score: r. II. Il;
Detroit OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II
Batteries-Donovan Muilin and Drill: Wad-
deli. Render and Schreek.
CLEVELAND, May 2a--Cleveland had no
from New York. batting Powell hard JOSS
puzzle throughout Score X. r. Z,
Cleveland ................ -
Batteries-Joss and Ben,rs; Powell and Nc
Guire
ST. LOUIS. May 25.--st. Louis Washington
game postponed; wet grounds.
CHICAGO. May 25.-Boston-Chicago game
postponed rain.
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silverskln Score. Brackets.

LOUISVILLE. May 25-Churchiu row,.
racing summary:
First race. FIVE and a half furlonx.-s,-
third Time Loo 2-5. 'o'e a
Second race. seven furiongs-Silvsr.kt, 49,.
i-ng fing or Troy second. Buttinskie third. Time.
inlrd race. one mlle-Foreigner won Brad
:4S 2-5. @Alne'
Fourth race. five furlongs-Hot Poisot won
1:02 rs. Ai"e'
Fifth race short-course steeplechase-Rea
Car won Savond second. Don Ami third
Sixth race. one mile and twenty wards
Curate won. Apple second. Pirate third Tfr,s
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WALTER j. TRAVIS BEATEN
ON FOX HILLS GOLF LINKS

:. NEW YORK, May 25.-This was a
day OF unexpected reverses for the most
prominent players in the Metropolitan
Golf Associations annual championship
tournament, which is being played on
the links of the Fox Hills Golf Club.
In the first round of match play Eben
M. Byers Of Pittsburg. who won the
medal play round yesterday, was de-
feated by James NJ. Rhett OF BROOKLYN
In the afternoon Walter J. Travis who
is rated as probably the best American
amateur golfer, was put out by Jerome
d. Travers. by up and 6 to play.
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Africander
and Major Daingerfield will meet other
speedy ones in the handicap tomorrow
at Gravesend. The days entries:
First race, Ave furlongs. two-year-old al,i.s
-Minnehaha 104, In Line 104, HONEYWELL ft5a
Last Cherry 104. Biyouae 1o4, Hester w 104.
Andria 109 Comedienne 109. Society Bud 104
Poetry 104. Miss Point 104 Goldie 104 Toots
Nook 119, Santa Yusana lo4. Cousin Eva 1O4.
Duenna 104
"a, Old England 100. Memphis 1o1 ConsneiIo
II ,95. Poseur 90. Orion l01. Rocka way ius
Shady Lad 10l Gay Boy 90. Carrie Jones ~
Gallant los. Duchess Ollie 04, Supreme Cot1rt
co. Escutcheon 80. Aeronaut 90. King Pepper
e6 Chimney Sweep %. Fair Calypso 95 On
ward 90. Rubric 90.
Third race. and sixteenth miles, han
Africander 126. Major Daingerneld 49,
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Stranger Drowned.

The body OF an unidentified man was
found floating in the bay or the ferry
slip at the end of Market street yes
terday. The corpse had been In the
water less than twenty-four hours. It
was that OF man between 25 and 35
years old. about i've feet nine inches
tall. $50 pounds weight. with brown
hair, blue eyes. small mustache and good
teeth The clothing consisted OF brown
plaid trousers. extra heavy tan shoes,
black derby hat. black four-in- hand tie
with brand "Lauman & Co. L A"
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Handicap for Postmaster wr,xnt.

ST. LOUIS. May 25.-Union Park raesnx
results: 's
First race. six furlongs-Bfrd Slayer won
Council second Lille Long third TiT1s'
lis 3-5.
Second race five furIongs-Bluementha won
Chicarra second. Hilarity third Time 1 :O4 AZ
Third race mile-Azoderator won m
Kier second El Rey third Time SO In
Fourth race. and a sixteenth miles
handieap-Postmaster Wright won. Beecher
second. Tancred third Time. 1850
Fifth race, four and a half ffarlonxs- A~r,
istiee won. Sweet Flavia second, Rain Devi.
third Time :57 2-5.
Sixth race. hve furlongs-Platoon won T-hs
Plains second. Soundly third Time. 1908 as
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HEAVY TRACK
UPSETS FORM
Bettors at Elm Rridge See
One Lone Fayorite Catch
the Eyes of the Judges
PIERCE J HOME FIRST
Heavily Backed He Leads
Sir Andrew Out by Ten
Open Lengths at Wire
EDITED BY
special DISPATCH 70 rh. cam.

KANSAS CITY, May 25-For the irst
time since the present meeting began at
Elm Ridge form players failed to pick
the winners to-day on a muddy track
heretofore muddy course has always
anorded the bettors an easy doping prop
osition. Favorites have generally parad-
eo under the wire each time the track
mas been soft and wet Just one lone
some public choice was returned winner
Inc otner five events on the card were
taken by four second choices and one out
slder- Scratches spoiled the fourth and
n1th races as originally carded and il was
ROUND necessary 70 substitute two other
events. Roundelay. which won the sixth
race was the only successful favorfte
ana ne was not a decided choice, being
nelo equal with Liddon at to l. Pierce
won the fifth race by ten lengths from
Slr andrew. He was backed from to
3 to /. Summary:
First race, seven furlongs-Bellindian q 10
.. 10 .. ouD won, Loretta n (3 to 8 outl
Ses0no' s0 Clover Hampton a to u third Time.
Second race. six furIongs-Thtstledo (31h To
:; 70 .. 70 % Wons Dungannon e 70 I, to
% second, Sid Silver (out) third. Time 1:l9
-nuu race. -FOUR furlongs-Goldie O. to l. 2
MISS Anxious g to 81 third. Time. :51K
e,rtn Eourtn race, one mile-The Lady Ronesia
S21A to 1. to 5. to 81 won. Double n 10 Il.
20 y second. Trinity Bell g to 81 third.
Fifth race, ave furIongs-Pierce J g TO 1
TO o. to % won. Sir Andrew a 20 10 out)
SECOND sscons Rush Reuben (6 to ID third. Time.
Sixth race. one mile-Roundslay f2to ! 10
.. ouD won. Eduardo (even to i0l second
darpoon "A TO - third Time I:4SL
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HOME RUN BEATS OAKLAND.
Mitchell Brings in the. Tally which
Wins the Game for Portland.

PORTLAND. May 25.-Mitcheu. the
giant first baseman, slapped at the
ball with his bat to-day out on Muir
nomah field. He did not mean to do
1t, but the ball went so far that he
made the circuit and brought home the
man VINO gave the home team the best
of TO 2 contest with the Compu+ers
This was in the eighth inning at
time when the score was a tie. Hogan
was wild and gave all the assistance
possible TO the enemy. Oakland bit
Jones often enough to have won two
or three games. but the Portland
twirler was steady and effective ar
critical points in the game The
score:
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British Golfers Are sucee..f.,.

LONDON, May 25.-The ladies' inter-
national golf match arranged yester-
day by the executive committee of the
Ladies' Golf Club between American n
and British women players, seven on a
side at eighteen holes. was played at
Cromer to-day and resulted in the
British winning six games and the
Americans one. Miss Georgiana Bishop
of Bridgeport, Conn.,, was the only
American who won, defeating Miss Lot
tie bod. the English champion.
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ANGELS ARE SHUT OUT.

Los ANGELES, May 25.-Tacon.
shut out Los Angeles to-day and won
easily. Although Los Angeles made
i've hits, two Of them two-baeeers
double PLAYS headed off their RIM,
getting and they were unable To oa,
man across the plate Taco7oa
fielded fast, snappy. errorless game
The single error made by Los Angeles
let in a run. Score:
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rotals-l p i5i Totals .S3 10 "A Q
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
- D-.,,. n p . n

Errors = Kelly. Hogan Jones. Nttcb.j,
Struck out-By Jones ?. by Hogan !. First
on bslls-on Jones g. OF Hogan & -, 20 -
Dasee-Portand 8. Oakland Z. Two-base hit
Kelly, Devereaux Mclean Householdar
kruger. Home run-Mitchell Double rlaS-s
Atz tunass1sted), Schlahey to Mitchell Ssc-i-
nee hits-kruger. Jones Stolen bases-schlsf
ley. -Atz, McCreedie. Hit by pitched hall a.,
Hogan J. Passed ball-Lohman Time cr
game-one hour IS minutes. Umpire-ISlonf
Attendarce-60O opi
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BENDER sent to sauitarium.

John Bender, the mining man who
tried to commit suicide by jumping
from the ferryboat Encinal on Wednes-
day night, was removed from the Gen.
trail Emergency Hospital to a private
sanitarium last night. His wife arrived
here yesterday and hurried to his bed
side. Bender is said to be suffering
from a fit of temporary insanity The
doctors think he will soon recover from
the shock.
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HANLON To BOX
WITH PARTNERS
Chapped Lips Prevent the
Popular Little Califor-
nian From Performing

Chapped lips have prevented Eddie
Hanlon from donning the gloves in his
training work at Crolrs Gardens in Ala
media for a few days. Frank Mcdonald,
the boss of the camp, viii permit the lit
tie fellow 10 shove his fists into the mitts
to-day and mix leads, blocks and punches
with Toby Irwin and Joe Angeli, who are
assisting Hanlon in getting into. condition
for his encounter with Young Corbett on
the night Of June >.
Eddie tipped the weighing beam yes
terday at 134 pounds, four pounds above
the mark at which he and Corbett have
agreed to weigh in at 6 p. m. on the day
of the battle. While Hanlon is not any
larger now than when he last fought
here, his frame is set and seasoned and
his muscles fine and firm. Eddie, in COM
pany with Irwin, tramped eight miles
yesterday morning, returning TO head
quarters on trot In the afternoon he
pumneled the bag for five rapid rounds
and skipped the rope more than 1000
times. Baseball is one of Hanions fa-
vorite diversions outside of his training
exercises anu nothing affords him more
pleasure than to take part in a game and
to bat out and catch flies
Corbett is having his usual siege of
weight-reducing at his Ocean Beach quar-
tiers. Dave Barry has been added to the
training staff and will help get off the
troublesome flesh. Corbett wants to be
al his best, as the winner has been prom
ised match in July with either Abe At
tell or Jabez White
Max Rosenfeld. captain of the Olympic
Club, appeared before the Supervisors
Police Committee yesterday and stated
that the Hawthorne Club. which has
been granted an amateur boxing permit
for the 3lst inst, has joined the Pacific
Athletic Association, which will super
wise the contests to be held by the club.
New names appear in the lists and many
OF the old favorites must either join the
professionals or retire. The men matched
by the Hawthorne Club are:
Harry Baker Harry williams I12 nounds.
Eddie Johnson Us. Willie Conroy, 115 bounds;
Willie Dwyer VS.. Dick Murray 129 bounds.
Rob Richie VS.. George Brown 1870 bounds:
John Rodney vs. Jack McNullen 1S0 pounds:
William Christie VS.. j. j. St Clair catch
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Sacrifice hits-McIaCghlin Sheehan, Lynch
Left on bases-I.os Angeles 5. Tacoma 4 Bases
on balls-Oh Gray 3. on Fitzgerald 3. Struck
plays-Doyle to Eagan to Nordyke Mclaughlin
70 Doyle. Hit by pitched ball-Spies Time
Umpire-Dayis
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STANFORD CREW DEFEATS
THE FOUR FROM VICTORIA
Cardinal Onrsmen Have n Lead OF a
Length and Half at the
Finish.

VICTORIA, B. c.. May 25.-The Stan
ford crew defeated Victoria TODAY in
a four-oared lapstreak race by length
and a half The University of Wash
ington beat a junior Victoria four by
two lengths.
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CycIist Kramer Makes New Record

PARIS, May .5-Frank L. Kramer.
the American cyclist, to-day made a
new record for 500 meters. covering the
distance in "a As seconds
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Spencer, Nealon. Errors
Houtz. Shields Gochnauer. Two-bsse hits
McHale. Kemmer. Sacrifice hits-Afiller
Spencer. First base on error-Seattle i Left
on bases-San Francisco 4. Seattle L. Struck
out-By Whalen 9, by Shields 4 dit bv
pltcher-kane. Nealon, o Brien. Double
plays-Shields TO Hall TO Kemmer; McHaIe TO
Kemmer. Time of game-One hour forty
minutes. Umpire-Bray.
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Shattered nerves. weak stomach i'm
disappear when Lash's Bitters are used :
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Large fields are
carded to start tomorrow in all the
races. The days entries:
First race. nine e-sixteenths OF a mile. maid
ems. ssllins-Bonita 103. May Thorne 1O3 Sic
you 107. Pirates Dance 103. Bess Clancy 112
Handy Miss 103, Evelyn Garth 90, Pinta 1O7
Nayarres Hope los. Chemistry 1O3 Auray I12
Chispa los. Lavenia True 1O7. Frenchie's First
H..
Second race. eleven-sixtsenths OF mile, sell
ing--Henry Ach 100 Kings Charm 1O9
whiskers Ill. Any Rags 102. DoIinda 100, Fred
Parkinson 112, McDeceiver 105. Lansdown 1O6,
Out Out III Judge Denton 112. Uncle Henry
les. DR. Scharff Ill. Oma 81. Shacxelford 102.
Third race, nine-sixteenths OF mile purse
Turn Over 100. Loyal Front 112. Bitter Hand
100, DR.. Gardner 112 Wes 112. Gold Proof 112.
ST. ColumD 119. Ala Russell 100.
Fourth race, six furlongs handicap-Sover-
eign los. J.. p Mayberry %. Elastic ITO. Fancy
Dress o. Caronal 105 Jake Sanders III
Fifth race. mile, three -year-olds selling
Borak o. Rostof 104. New Braumfels 104 Fay
Templeton 1O2 Ed Early 90. Ollie Burnett o.
Kenton 102 Sorrel Top OF. Last Faustus 1O4
Bavarian 104 Dromio 1O2 Passive 81, ST. Flour
1C7 Mrs. Jack Dolan 102.
Sixth race. mile and seventy yards selling
Ahola les. Varro los. Mynheer los. Miss Man
n=rs 1G6. Light Opera los. Lampoon 1O6.
Pickles 101. Hubbard 104. Frank Nc 103 Dan
McKenna Ill Axares 1O3. Bull1nch 100, Dave
Summers 103, Don't Ask Me 1O6
Weather threatening; track sloppy.
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Go Between les, Spring 107 Dekaber 1de
Duke Of Kendall 0e. Red Knight 107 Ananfas
100. Palmbearsr 97 Adbell 1O3 ST. Valentine
11O. Rostand 95. Flyback f02. New York f05
Graceful loo. Ocean Tide 9S. Bartender ca
Fourth race about six furlongs the Patet-
ogue selling-Gilpin 90. Ninnasquaw 81 RiSht
and True 10f., Letola 96. Montreson eS Ascen-
sion Jos. Niblick o. Jerry C 81 RaIbert a
Czaraphins s6. Martinmas %. King Pepper 9s
Aeronaut 9S.
ins-Phidias to4, Anodyne 1o4 Marius caius
1906 Miss Clifrt 85. Jsssarnine 90. Chandos a.
Early Hours 05. Leonard Joe Hayman 90
Youth 1O5 Panic 90. Phyllis 81 Swavgs.
s2 Caiabash o. st. Benedict o.
Sixth race. about six furlongs three-ve.-
old ,n1aidens-Labo ia. Hyaelnth loo. Castor
III, Kosngin Lux 100. Fiddle iO9 SaIvasa IS4
Don Royal 114. Hawtrey ia Lesatss III III
Hustler 114.- Navajo ia. ChrysoIIte III
Boracka III. Rufit Ill. Captain Rob ~
Masaniello ia. Ethers Pride los. Phoebus ia
Drone ia
.GRAvEsEND. SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning telegram
FIRST rnce-Comedienne, Andris. a.
vouac.
second race--old England, King Pen
per, Gallant.
Third race-Go Between, Spring.
DekRber.
Fourth raee-Letola, King Pepper.
Ascension.
Fifth race-PhylIis A,.Panic, Leonard
Joe Hnyman.
sixth raee-MasanlelIo. Navajo, Don
Royal.
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GIANTS LOSE
TO CINCINNATI.
New Workers Are Unable to
Connect With the Elusive
Delivery of Pitcher Ewing
RUBE AGAIN IN ACTION
Philadelphia's Erratic Twirl-
er Is on the Winning
End of the Final Score
RUBE AGAIN IN ACTION
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
American League.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEW YORK, May 25.-Cincinnati
easily defeated New York to-day i'll the
final game of the present series. At
tendance 5000. Score: