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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
GOWNS.

AT 3oc plain high neck, good
cheap robe.
AT ACC in two different styles, par
ticularly good value. Better grades at
75c. sc, 81 90. ST. Is, ST.. 1851. so,
|Sl.60, Sl.75, $500, SITS, 81 oS
and So. oS in cotton, cambria and MAIN
sock, dainty embroideriss and laees used
as insertions and edges.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
LONG SKIRTS.

These are all very special and at these
prices win go quickly. Will just quote
prices:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
DRAWERS.

At 33c Of three rows hem stitch
tucking and fine heavy quality cotton.
These have never been sold for less than
soc.
AT Is lace and insertion trimmed, Of
pretty quality cotton and a regular 6oc
value. Other numbers cheaper and
better.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
WHITE GOODS.

Many pieces Of White and Wash Fabrics have their
first showing at this event In many they half
regular price, and less than third the usual price
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR.

Here have prepared better qualities and more notable
values than before In addition to these special goods
atractvey priced have followed usual custom and
taken from stock what think has been here long enough
and marked them figure that will close them in this SALE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1905-06-03
THE BARRE DAILY TIMES
SATURDAY, JUNE 8, 1908.
Weather Prediction.

Fair tonight. Sunday fair and some
what warmer Light to fresh westerly
Winds
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-09-07

Relative from the east)-fou
told me when you started out here
that you were going to make the
dirt fly.
Western Cousin (impecunious but
bopefuD-well. sir. I'm doing 1T.
I've just thrown another town LOT
on the market Chicago Tribune
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-09-07
Ckanberlain's Pain Balm

This is a liniment, remarkable for
its great power over pain. II quickly
allays the excrutiating pains OF rheu-
matism and makes sleep and rest pos
slble. For sale by all dealers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-09-07

Continued on last paee.l
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11

I any small matters stop
proceedings"
Coroth managers percentage pro
position
per gross receipts answered No.
lar $1,000 portion the moving pictures"
both privileges shouted Britt. IF
draw $1,000 THAT is
my responded Cofroth made that offer
agreed give fiat of $4,000 you thought
contest would than this willing
Go per of tn receipts
For the half hour Coroth harangued each
accusing the other wanting the best kinds of
propositions offered but each determined gain
point.
We'll, my $ well, so is
mine" The sporting men, managers
assembled in the making their
that still
he guarantee Britt a purse.
thunderbolt from the skies. No could speak
moment Finally he was asked what he
Well Nolan said, Il will post
COfroth and should the match
TO Britt make the deficiency should
not satisfactory to Britt who demanded a
self when he offered Britt $4,000,
knowedged he could raise this
lock resulted in which offered
but breach between Cofroh as to who
would the best of matter
Nolan evidently the match for he
again the with
offer means that Britt should win and his
less than $4,000 the
deficiency between the $4,000
10000 purse guaranteed
arrangements along without hitch and showed
that anxious
Forfes $500 posted by each contestant with
Harry Corbett weight and money They
also put up like amounts
be selected by the 26th
They agreed have both contestants weigh 1873 pounds
at 10 o'clock the morning of the
largest attendance ever fight here
fries and Corbett fought.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
SARATOGA ENTRIES.

SARATOGA. Aug. 10. - The Troy
selling stakes will bring out some
clever year-olds tomorrow. The
days entries:
First race seven furlongs. all ages. haEdi-
cap-Schulamite l06 Funicuara 110. Bur
leigh lis, Frontenac lis. Letoa 81, Workman
Jocund 107. King Pepper 9G, Cigarlishter 1G0
Alvin lis.
Second race, one mile, mares; three-ye -olds
and up Sc lng--Irish Witch 101 Line o; Ii e
90 Highborn 50 New Mown Hay III. BY
Ways 9S Lady Ellison o. Princess Tulane %
Daisy Green 90 Ascension Ice. Canteen 101
GaIice 81 linda So, Dinah Shad 10l, Our SIS
ter gi
Third race. one and a quarter miles three
year-ods and up. handcap-Becvolio 81, L tile
Scout 1O0 Wire In 104 Bragg 1C6, Jack
Young 100 Sonoma Belle 30, Caughnawaga
129, Judge Hines 9S, Monsieur Beaucaire 1U5
Glenecho 100.
Fourth race. five and haff furlongs the
Troy. selling $500 added two-y year-olds-
o. Mufffns 90 The Irishman 101 Quorum les
Nostromo 1O3 Adonis 100 Pythia 81 Mintia
95 Arklrta 100 ChalfCnte 1C4 High Chance
les.
Fifth race one mile, three -year-olds and up
selling-Bronze Wing 105 King Rose 1OS
Meistersinger 1G6 Supreme Court 90. Lord
Badge 10. ST. Breeze 107. Exclamation 1g1,
Grande log. Father d 81. Graylad 96, Nor h
Vile So Just So LOB. Yorkshire Lad 90. Ell
wood 0l
Sixth race five and half furlongs. maidens.
two-ye ear-olds-Ethel Red 112 CrOwshads 112.
Ftspa 10 East End 11e Dave Lewis ii2.
Rapid Transit 112 Nostromo 112. Lawsonian
10. Hocus Pocus 100, Ravena 100, Bayonet
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11

After 5iplonatic negotiations extending months
Jimmy Britt and Battling signed articles last night
b- fort-fe rounds afternoon September
The take place in to be erected at
I-ri1n Cousng The fighters battle for 90
cent or The gross receipts side bet Of $4,000 Britt has
share VIII be $ZOfO II he wins
be the 26h William f Britt
and BHv Nolan the boxers while Manager Jim
5rcth the interest OF his club Money in big
sums mentioned make il appear the Jap
anese indemnity under discussion
II took three before details the match
setted at the the Columbian building. For
me u appeared would fail through Willie Britt
Wei allowing privilege 60 per
cross recepts anxiety pre-
ztn, making good financial and he stuck
q all through Cofroth the other hand,
refused he wanted. Nelson's
manager time when appeared that
would and the situation cleared
manager to-day good So
guarantee Britt that the winners share would
$4,000
The fighters get privilege share Of the
agreed TO one-third Of interest pictures
Nolan accepted $5950 outright his share
Cofroth opened the meeting informing
ayers had Of S2OOg0 per
the gross receipts match take place
September g.
Il have been criticized talking several times inter
ruped stiH that the
level with and am willing to bet $500 they will not
sign"
u do not any dealings rrespon-
parties Britt, and do business
here tonight will be directly with the club This fellow
Nolan and made the false statement that Britt
wanted Nelson lay down TO him, l will
business dealings with him
club finds impossible match with
Britt. Il viii delegate other person
10 make this match. All I this match
willing sign right now" said
Nolan Amy proposition that anywhere fair is
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
FORT rRIE ENTRnES.

FORT ERIE, Aug. 10.-The entries
for to-morrow's races follow:
First race. SIX and a half furlongs. four
year-olds and up. selling-Devonshire 100,
Anne Davis, 1C6 Ernest Parham lei. Sagredo
Princess 80, The Elba %. Wissendine 90,
False 80.
Second race. four and a half furlongs, two
year-Olds. selling-LOgan water los. Lady
Walker les Lena Jones los. Young Reminder
les. Birmingham 1GG. Cadillac 106. Skeptt-
cal 1O3, Sweet Flavia 103, Daring 101. Pirates
Dream 9S Alma Gardia SIS, Baby Willie 80.
Third race, one mile, -year-oIds sell
ing-True Wing 10, SavoIr Faire 1OT. Ralph
Reese 106 Brushton lC5, Highland Fling IO1
Depends 101. Trappist 96. Hawtrey o. Jolly
Witch %, Economist 93, Doc Wallace o.
Fourth race. five and a half furlongs free
tice Ill. Ohiyesha 1JT. Little Mike 1O1. Away
9S. j. X. F. 90. Mamie Foster 50. (Ohiyesha-
Mike. Brown entry.)
Firth race mile and quarter. selling-Lit-
tie Tommy Tucker 10. Montpelier los. Lee
King 1G7. Blue Grass Girl 1C5 Sarilla 1O5
Little Wally 100. Parnasa IU3. The Bobby 1O2
Old Mike 1o2, Honda leo. Lila Noel 9S Lady
FonsJ 9S
Sixth race. seven furlongs three-year-ol
and up. selling-Prince of Pilsen no. Outwaf
1C5. Monadnock 105. Norwood Ohio 1O4
Fairbury fO4 Miss McKenna 100 The Lexing-
ton Leader 1CO Chanada 100 Magic 9S Miss
Seventh race, mile and oDe-quarter, four
year-oIds and up, sellng-Bassart~. 10.
Harry New 110. Blue Flame 100. i Know
1C5. BuSier 1O3. GipsanO 1GT. Santa Luna 1O:;
ScalDer 100 Rudabek Ice, Mizzen Mast 100.
Cheripe 9S
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
SIXTH RACE-six and half furlengs.
INTCNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 10.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at LatOnia fol-
low:
First race seven furlongs. selliag-Chancy
ST. Merces Ss Kate Zitt So. Sister Lillian 90.
Show Girl 90 Berinthia 81. Martha Celia 81,
Coodtime OF, Conclave 80. Frank Nc %. Ma
ceona S3. Algonquin 95. Albemsrle 81. Mat
tie II 30.
Second race. one mile. selling-Ahola 93
Katie Powers 93. Birch Broom 81. WillOwdene
1OO Western Duke 103. King Ellsworth 1O4.
Third race. five furlongs. selling-Dr. VIM
dell SIS TOastmaster 81. Maileable 95. Fair
view G5. MatabOn 90 Sheriff. 90. Squantcrer
96 Theo. Case so. DT. Keith 100. Neodeshd 1O6
Fourth race. seven fUriongs, selling-rhe Pei
So Trixie White 90. Covina 90. ROssessa
Federal 90, Freesias a. Mint Bed o. The
Laurel %, Miss Mae Day %, Judge Traynor
90 Miladi Love 90. Pierce J leo. Handy Bill
10,s. Crcscerton 112.
Fifth race, five furlOngs, pursc-Floss s 10l,
Densie Densmore 101. Betsy 1O1. Anita tG1,
Santa Lucia 1C1, Sister Edith 1Ol Coma 1Cl,
Queen Caroline 1C6 Minnie Adams 1U6 Tel
eratEv leg. Merry Belle iC6.
Sixth race, one mile. seilrg-Omealca 81.
Royal Pearl o. Paul 81. Dr.. Wang lOl, his
Majesty 1O2. LazeH Ice. Happy Jack II lc5,
Eduardo 1CI.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
SWEET MARIE
IS DEFEATED

BUFFALO. Aug. 10-Sweet Marie.
2.04s4, the Mckinney mare. owned by
William Garland OF Los Angeles. which
took the measure Of Tiverton in their
match race at Readville last week. had
the tables turned on her to-day in the
frce-for-all tTot, the feature event OF
the Grand Circuit meet at Kenflworth
Park. when the Galilee Rex stallion
took first money in straight heats in
2.055z and 2:06. The mare took the
third heat in 2:O6A after the result of
the race had been settled, according to
the three-hea plan in operation here
This blow was one of the worst the
talent has suffered at the meeting. al
though Tiverton was supported hand
somely.
IN the first race to-day, the 2:l4 pace.
Kruger was the favorite, and he won
handily in straight heats. There was
but little betting on :he 2:1S pace
Maud Keswick won in three straight
heats. The last race Of the day was a
big upset. 1t was the 2:15 trot and
Thorne Boy stepped right out and took
three heats easily. Another large crowd
enjoyed the sport. The meeting will
he concluded tomorrow. Summary:
2:14 pace, purse $1,000. three-heat plan
kruger won three straight heats in 2:oS. 2;Os
2-O9i4; Queen OF Spades, second; High Seven.
third Webster and Bedford Boy also start
eli. Roland Reed was distanced.
Free-for-au tiot purse $1,000. three-heat
plan-Tiverton won first and second heats s..
2,o5la. 2-O6; Sweet Marie won third in 2:06H !;
George c was third. Mckinley also started.
2;ls pace purse $1,000. three-heat plan
2:l1l2. 2:1Oi5, 2;Os% lnuer-Ocean was Sec
ond; Doris B, third. Bertha W, Regina and
rommie Burns were distanced.
2:l5 trot, purse $1,000, three-heat plan
Ihorne Boy won three straight heats, time
210i5, 2:l236. 2;13; Joe y, second; Jim Fen
ton. third. Harry also started
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
FNIyZPATRICk Is UNSTEADY.
Has Three FAD Innings on Home Field
md Thcn Settles DnMn.

SEATTLE. Aug. 10.-Fireman Fitz-
patrick had three bad innings to-day
His support was as bad as could be
The Seals made four runs off one hit
a wild pitch. hit batsman, a base on
balls. II balk arG couple of errors
in the second anG third innings. After
that the fireman settled down. his sup
port became better aud he held San
Francisco down to one hit and no runs
for the other six innings.
Williams pitched a good game, but
his passes were costly and his support
unreliable Mt critical periods. Danny
Shea dropped the ball after having 1,
runner blocked off the plate, and Goch-
nauer failed tC hold the ball in the
eighth, when the locals made two runs
and took the lead. Had he held the
ball there would have been no score.
He let il get away from him, and Houtz
scampered home from second. The
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
CLEVER FIELD
At FORT ERIE
Greatest Sprinters Ever
Brought Together in
Canada in Competition
RUSK FINISHES FIRST
Lasts Long Enough to Beat
La Londe a Head on
the Post in Fast Time
Special Dispatch to The Gail.

BUFFALO, Aug. lot was the
unanimous opinion of the regular race
goers on the Canadian circuit that the
third event at SIX fGrlOngS at Fort Erie
to-day brought together the best helu
of sprinters that nave ever met IN Can
ada. The wind was little unfavorable
and the track somewhat dead or a new
Canadian record for the distance might
have been hung out. As 1T was, they
stepped the distance in 1:13 10. RuSks
spIenGiGly ridden by Munro, hnished
first by head, with La Londe the same
distance in front of Rebo. The winner
was all out and the other two would
have passed him in another stride.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-Ffve furIongs: maidens; two
yCar-oiGs: purse:
3 to 5-Oak Grove, IOj (<uI,z). l 3 l l =
to p Becker 100 tNwnlm l =
IL Time 'T l. i:c3 SO Start fair Won easily
Winner Z. II. Ryan's Dr. l.. By The Roman
Rival Eta NJ. Fontana, Ethel p pper, zana-
McoIelland. Hacker and Hess finished as
named.
SECOND RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-
olds naidens: purse:
Bettirg Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. =; Fin
10 to to 3-Fs5Ssr'1 -FsaSa. 1oS 80 ds sSA[paso Az
10 70 1-Knickrbker. 1o6 CTaylr) g 2 1l23
Wine Time. ;VZ " 20 ea5Srk SiSrt sIo0 S by Gedden
GarterHeIoise g ir11Tr T King Guinea, Gold Mate
Lady Hamburg, Lucy Carr. casters PRIDE, Ut.
Koch and Pentagon finished as named.
THIRD RACE-six furIongs all ages;
Betting Betting. horse. Weight Jockey. St. q. Fin.
t. !-Rnsk ons d22 {MunT9} on 1T Roi1di 3;i /
, to I-RabO. 1CO (FOley). {"
Tim 1:1a Is. Start good. Won driving.
Winner Johnson Sc Dcdson's b. g. by Russell,
Nuska ConjuresS. Capitano. MinamtO and
Henry Warins finished as named
FOURTH RACE-One mile and seventy
yards; selling; three-year-oids:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. q Fin.
10 TO Jungle Imp 102 tOberD L n
to 1-Sand. 1C4 u. Dale). ..-... 11a2 Il
Time 40 Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. Mrs j. b. Brannons h. c. by Pirate Of
Penza nee -MarmeTa The Trfer. Mamie AL
goI. Gladys Mcdonnell and c. r. James fin
ished named.
FIFTH RACE-Five furlonss; selling; two
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St 9. Fin.
: to Fortunate, lei (Obert)-.. = h =
; to Col Bronston, 106 (Booke) 90 > L
1C to 1-Devoir. leo CIV. Fiseher) 20 3 n
Time, :02 1-5. Start gCCd. Won easily
Winner, George Salle's br c. by Sempronious-
Web Of Fate. -Factotum. Cadchon. Jean Lee,
Pea Fowl and Tichimingo finished named
SIXTH RACE-One mile selling; three
year-OIds ard ~:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. 81. q Fin.
: to Gay Lzzette, 1C2 Lee).... > y 13
/ to 1--SolCn Shinsle. iGB (Boland) Il l@2
to derry, LOG q. Bcokcr).... IS 81
Time. 40 30. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, A. MolinelIfs ch. {. by Ossary
Magnclin Watertower, Day and Mezzo finished
as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
To-DAY's GAMES
TacOmn- Onklond at Recreation Park.
Los Angeles al Portland.
San Francisco Il: Seattle.
STANDING ov THE CLUBS.

Tacoma 5 ) 6l5 san Franclsco.3 6 .:I53
Portland ....-6 4 800 Los Angeles. = 222
Oakland forced the Tacoma Champs"
to play all the way to defeat them yes
terday at Recreation Park, and it was
only after an extra round that Rip Van
Haltren's men suCcumbed. Captain
Charley Ora aham used the willow to adj
vantage, and in a large measure his
efforts won for his team. He was there
with four of The six hits scored bT
his men, and they counted in every
run made. The final score was Tacoma
4, Oakland 3.
1t was a see-saw battle. in which the
Commuters started in the lead. lost 1t,
tied the score only to be nOsed out in
the extra inning. Rips men glad
dened the hearts OF the fans i'll the
ninth inning by tying Tacoma's lead.
but they could not stop Fishers men
from scoring. They came through in
the next spasn with TWO singles and
registered the winning tally.
After the JacomaS went ont in one
two-three ordcr in the opening round
the Commuters vent after Fitzgerald $
offerings as though they were going
to send him TO the bench before the
game had fairly begun. Van Haltren
walked, and went to second on
Franck's sacrifice He scored when
Dunleavy Strengthened one out for Il
two-bagger Kelly followed with Il
clean single, scoring Dun. Kelly was
thrown out while trying to steal sec
ond.
Tacoma's first run came in the third
inning, when Graham. the first man
up, laced out Il double to deep left and
scored on Fitzgeralds sacrifice and on
Doyle's out.
Although Ibe1g pitched great game.
his defeat was partly due to his own
generosity in walking Casey, the first
man up. in the eighth inning. Graham
was there again with the timely bingle
and sent Pearl around to third. He
registered on Doyle's fly to deep center.
a wild pitch by Iberg allowed Graham
to come in.
The fans were about ready to go,
when Kruger sent the paIl to the eN-
treme end OF left neld in the Oaks half
of the ninth. \ balk by Fitzgerald al
lowed Kruger 70 take third. He scored
on Sheehan's error of CrolFs infeld hit.
The Tigers cut matters snort in the
extra round by Casey and Graham scor
ing clean singles. Doylc's long ny
brought in Casey, and the next two men
went out. Oakland went out in sue
cession in it's half. The following is
the score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
bEDOU|N TAKES
THE HANDICAP
Enjoys Il Commanding Lead
From the Start and
Finally Wins Cleverly
HEAT IS OPPRESSIVE
Unusual Weather Conditions
Prevail at Saratoga to
Discomfort of RacegOers
Special Dispatch to The Call

SARATOGA, Aug. 10.-If the weather
was much hotter here it would hurt the
attendance at the races. 1t WAS simply
sitting and oppressive to-day. There
was a good crowd, attracted by the
running of the Huron handicap, which
Bedouin won cleverly from Merry Lark
and Palm Tree Bedouin had a COM
manding lead from the beginning and
was in hand at the close. st. Bellane
was never dangerous, neither were the
others in the race. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; handicap; two
year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St. "a. Fin.
to 1-Fhp FLAP. III H. SMITH 5 l IL
to il, Reda.ck, III Caelg NJ . II
to 1-Anodyne, ia tBaird) =. !. . /
Alvarette. Sidney F. Athlete Lazy Navarro,
Veronese ard Sly Ben finished named,
SECOND RAcE-About two miles; steeplc-
ehase' handicap; for four-year-oils ana up;
s 70 - Gonoyer is sHa1is>. s i; ] =
to 1-PioIs, 1T (Finnegan). 1 b IL
10 nl to 1-Paqlaker is7 Holman nns W. 13j
Winner. {. NJ. Harris en-. g., by Falconer-
Maggie Ward. Buck O'Dowd George Keene
Cha'awnd Decline and Temerity finished as
named
THIRD RACE-Five ard half furlongs.
selling; two-year-olds
10 to l-oGptieian. lG6 CHildeb'D 4 2 =
II TO 5-Disobedt, 104 Murphy 10 IL
to 1-Flavigny. 102 Cknapp) | /
Time 1:Cs 10. start bad. Won driving
Winner, Oneck stables b. G.. by Deceiver-
Spectacles Sungow, ODD Ella, Sterling,
Mintia, Sir CarrVthers, Cocksure, Vo!o. Bur
nett Gentian. Third Alarm, Orifamme.
Azure, Suds. Hampton and Lady Kingsmere
finished named.
FOURTH RACE-The Huron handicap; a
mile and three-siX;eenths; fCr -year-ods :
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. z. Fin.
to 5-Bedoun 10 SHAW. , )
10 to On. Lark 115 (Hildebd l 3 81
u to Palm Tree, 102 Knapp > 1i2
Time 200 30. Start good. Won easily.
Lizzie Montrose. d Arkle St. Beliane. Ga
mara King of Troy and ilehailan finished as
named
FIFTH RACE-One mile; selling; for three
year-o!ds and up:
Betting Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin
16 to Memories. 80 tMcIntyre) . / Il.
to Sir Ralph IS (Mier) =. / . h
to 1-Humo 9S (Fountain).... h 3
Time. 80 20. Start good. Won driving
Winner. j. L. Hollands blk. f. by Sir Dixon
Merdin. st. Valentine, Mad Mulah Athlono
and Telephone finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Six furlones; for maiden
two-year-olds and un; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
1G to h-Finmore. l15 Smith. y l IL
: to Gambler. 112 tDugan)... l 1872
Is to ii Lescalle 112 (Martin) 1 h >
Time 1:15 start good Won driving. Win
ner. j. A. Benefits s ch. G. by FarandaleVir
ginia Moore Koaneka. Maximilan, Bass. In
dian Star. Peter Knight, Agent, Brilliant. Jay
Fay, Long Brook. Salt and Pepper and Coeur
de Leon finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
BETIORS FAVOR
BOXER RUHL|N

After surfeit of the miniature boxers
the fight fans will have an opportunity
Of seeing two of the giants of the ring
in action tonight at Colma
Gus Rubin and Jim Mccormick will be
the principals. The former has been in
stalled one to two choice in what lit
tie betting has been done on the fight.
While neither man has any pretensions
tc class the fight should be a good one
There will be no fancy boxing. but there
should be a lot Of hard hitting, which
always pleases the spectators
The management promises to start pro
ceedings promptly in order to have the
spectators back in town at a seasonable
hour
John L. Sullivan will be a striking fig
ure in McCormick's corner
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
RiUa/ Llght5veIghts
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at C0Ima.
Winner WWReCeIUe
the Entire Purse
offered.
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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
No Betting ON Bnsebail Gamex.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 10.-In order to
check any tendency TO fracture the
anti-betting law of Missouri through
wagers placed on baseball games Vice
President Stanley Robinson of the ST.
Louis National League Club has caused
signs to be posted at the baseball park
reading: Positively no betting al
lowed IN these stands"
The management of the park declares
the anti-betting law will be rigidly en-
forced en- tie premises
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
lAroNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-AIbemarIe, Merces, Mat
tie VI.
second racr-W eSterR Duke, King
Ellsworth. Birch Broom.
Third race-lscOdeShas TheO Casei
MatabOn.
Pet.
Fifth rnce-Niinnie Adams, Telepathy,
Coma
Sixth race-Paul, Eduardo, DIR. W an=.
Weather cloudy. Track slow.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Rubric, Bad News, From
tenac.
Second 'race-PriHcess Tulane. Line
of LIFE, OG- Sister.
Third racc-ii.tIc Scout, Monsieur
Reaucaire. Caughnnwaga.
Fourt. racc-Chalfonte, Pythin, Ark
Hrta.
Fifth race-EIwOOd, Bronze Wing.
just So.
sixth racc-Lawsonian. Rapid Tran
sit. N0strGmO.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
THREE STRAIGHT FOR GIANTS.
Northern Men Take the Angels Into
Camp With Marked Regularity.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10.-Portland de-
feated the Los Angeles team again to-
day. making it three straight for the
week. Garvin started the game against
Baum, but in the seventh inning he
was hit hard and was replaced by
Jones. The feature of the game was
the batting of Mclean. who secured
three hits, one of which was a triple
in four times at the bat. and Baum
home run. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11
, FORT EHlE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-DevOnshIre, HindOO PrIn-
cess. Ernest Parham.
Second race - birmingham, Lena
Jones. Alma Gardner.
Third race-True Wing, Jolly Witch,
Brushton.
Fourth race - Halifax, Ohiyesha
Away.
Filth race-Parnnsa, Bluegrass Girl,
Montpelier.
sixth racc-NOrwOOd Ohio, The Lex
in:ston Leader, Prince OF Pilsen.
Seventh race-Cheripe, Blue Flame,
Mjzzen Mast.
Weather clear. Track fast.