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ST|L|CHO WINS
A MILE RACE
Jockeys. on Other Horses
Have Waiting Orders,
Which. They Obey.

SEATTLE, June 24.-Stilicho won the
Puget Sound Stakes at The Meadows
this afternoon after the most fatcical
contest that has been witnessed on the
coast since the day .Satsuma won a
mile event at Oakland in 1:46 There
was nothing crooked about the running
of the event which was the feature of
the card, but it just happened that ev-
cry jockey in the race had waiting
orders.
The result of all these waiting orders
was the victory of the Baker City
Stables Stilicho, an outsider in the bet
ting. The talent figured the race was
between Hugh MCGOWAN and Ocyrohe
and they closed equal favorites at IL
to 10. Blissful and Stilicho were the
only other starters. Stilicho went to
the front Immediately and remained
there all the way, thanks to the fact
that Jockey Crosswaite in his efforts to
obey his instructions was pulling
Ocyrohe's head. off and Jockey Minder
was trailing along leisurely with Nc
Gowan. When the jockeys woke up
Stilicho had the race cinched with
Ocyrohe second and MCGOWAN third.
The race was run in 1:41M. MCGOWAN,
which finished third, ran the mile re-
Gently In 1:39A. The other races were
uneventful. Summary:
lISl race, utc dllu HAIL
Joe Kelly ,(Stewart), to l, even, to
Q. won; Lady Rice (Palms), to 1.
to /, second; Chief Aloha q. Clark)
even, third. Time, 1:0S1a.
Second race, seven furlongs-Eleven
Bells CIV. SMITH. to 8. out. won;
Dandie Belle ct. Stewart), to 8, l to
2, second: Dollie Weithoff (Tullett).
to 5, third. Time, 1:2S1z.
Third race. mile and fifty yards
Iras &C. Wright). 9 to 5, to 5, 1 to A.
won; North Pole (Crosswaite). s to s.
to 4, second: File dor Goague),
to 2, third. Time. 1:45 u.
Fourth race, one mile-Stilicho (B
Powel), 8 to 1, 1, out, won; Ocyrohe
(Crosswaite). out, second; Hugh Nc
Gowan (Minder). out. third. Time
1:411a.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Doublet q
PowelD, 16 to s, to IS. out. won; In
terlude (Crosswaite). to 1. 2 to l.
second; Sterling Towers (Brown), out
third. Time. 1:14.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles
Blue Ridge ct. Clark, to l, to l.
even, won; Wenrick lB. PowelD, 9'to s.
4 to s., second Cinnabar (Wright), ]
to 2. third. Time. 1:4sA.
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scottish Bowlers ON the Green.

The unpleasant weather kept many of
the Scottish bowlers away from the
green at Golden Gate Park yesterday.
A few of the more enthusiastic bowlers
braved the wind and participated in
some interesting games. The closest
match was a doubles between H. L..
Tickner and E. c. Medeau and J. c..
Moffatt and Andrew Forman The
teams were evenly matched and not un-
til the last few "ends', did Tickner and
Medeau forge ahead and prove their su-
periority. The score in their favor was
21 to IL.
The other matches played were rather
one-sided and resulted as follows: H L.
Tickner and j. c. Moffatt beat A. A. Nc
Vicar and John McLaren. 21 to TO-;
Tfckner and Medeau beat Moffatt and
Forman 21 to II; Robert Park and ].
Stott beat ]. Deasy and John Reid 21 to
IL; T. Millar and Park beat T. Nc
Naught and James Black 21 to Is: ].
McLachlan beat M. L. Grove 21 to 13;
w. ]. Fisher beat Joseph Gray, 21 to 6.
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The Angels fought the Seals with
every bit of fight they had till the
eleventh spasm yesterday at Recreation
Park. Then they weakened for single
instant and during that brief intermis-
sion Spencer dashed across the plate.
winning the fifth game in a row from
the southern delegation by one little
run That tally of Spencers was the
only one marked up during the fight
and it was boosted along by errors on
! the part of Cap Dillon and Jud Smith,
the mainstays of the aggregation.
There was JOY in the heart of every
fan in the lot The biggest Saturday
crowd of the season was out and every
man, woman and child present was
roofing for the home team-something
they have not done in this village be-
fore for many a day
The excitement was intense through
out the battle and especially durin g
the last few rounds, when both teams
made bids that almost brought victory
home. The fielding was sharp and fast
till Dillon and Smith fell down in the
eleventh. The Seals were there all the
time after a brief spell of the jimmies
in the earlier stages.
Baum was the victim of another of
those hard luck conspiracies that have
been his ever since the season opened.
The youngster pitched a magnificent
game, having perfect control at all
times and winging 'em over better
when men were on bases than at any
other time. He really outpitched
WhaIen, but had not the support to
carry him through when he needed sup
port most
Spencer opened the eleventh for Uncle
by beating out a bunt along the first
base line. Waldron followed with an
other TO Smith, which the latter booted.
Wheeler also dumped one along the
first base line and this time Cap Dillon
was the fall guy. He not only juggled
the leather around the bag, but tossed
it away at the first sack. Spencer saw
his chance and scooted right through
from sec6nds wirirffng & the game with
out any one out.
The game would have been ended in
the ninth, inning but for great catch
by Hfldebrand With one down. Ber-
nard chopped off the only double OF the
game right through Gochnauer and out
TO center field. Flood cut loose with a
high one that looked to be bound for
the fence. Hildebrand kept hotfooting
and grabbed the ball foot from the
ground.
Uncle figures on taking both games
to-day, making seven without a miss
for the week. He will pitch young
Henley in the morning and Dick Will
liams in the afternoon. The Angels are
rather up against it for pitching talent
besides being weak with the stick, and
the chances are San Francisco will lead
the pennant chasing procession before
another sun SETS Score:
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TENNIS HONORS
FOR AMERICANS
Four Invaders Struggle for
the Doubles Championship
OF the London Courts
PLAY IS SPECTACULAR
ClOthier and Larned Defeat
Ward and Wright After
an Exciting Contest

LONDON. June 24.-rn the fnal OF
the gentlemen's doubles for the Lon
don tennis championship at the Queens
Club. to-day William ]. Clothier and
William A. Larned (Americans) defeat
ed Holcombe Ward and Beals @. Wright
(Amertcans). Ga. rs. Ia, GA The play
was spectacular and attracted a large
gathering OF spectators, who expected
TO see Ward and Wright returned the
winners; but Clothier and Larned re-
versed the anticipations OF the gallery.
The loss OF the match Is attributed 70
the hard work done by Ward and
Wright In the semi-finals In the singles
and doubles on Friday. The second set
was especially hard fought 1t was
ding-dong throughout, and the magntd-
cent playing Of all the Americans elic-
tied continued applause.
The third set went to Ward and
Wright, 81. after a tremendous effort
and one Of the finest exhibitions OF
tennis ever seen In England. The
fourth, however, was won by Clothier
and Larned. ga, and they thus Sc
cured the doubles championship Of
London. The Americans, having cap
tured all of the honors Of the London
championship tournament at the
Queens Club this week. will. on Tues
day next. enter the lists for the all
England championship at Wembledon.
for which there is record entry OF
severty-one players. including English.
Australian and Continental amateur
experts. The draw tonight gave byes
TO Clothier, Wright and Larned- Ward
drew against S. H Smith, the Welsh
champion, who, IN 1900, reached the
semi finals in the ali-English cham
ptonship. If the Americans maintain
the form displayed since their arrival
it Is confidently predicted by the Eng
lish players that they will reach the
finals in the aIl-English. The approach
ing International tournament for the
Dwight F. Davis cup is exciting keen
interest. The Australians. who are the
dark horses of the entrants. are regard
ed by those who have seen them play
as the most formidable opponents OF
the Americans, With the exception OF
the Doherty brothers, who. of course.
will meet the winners.
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EMPEROR WILLIAM GUEST
OF AMERICANS AT KIEI
Is Entertained at Luncheon by Mr. and
Mrs. Vanderbilt and at Dim
ner by Mrs. GOelet.

IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB, KEEL,
Germany, June 24.-Emperor William
lunched with Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius
Vanderbilt on their yacht North Star
to-day and dined with Mrs. Goelet on
the Nahma this evening. The only
others present besides the imperial suite
were Mrs. Goelet's party. consisting of
ambassador and Mrs. Tower, Mrs. Cor
nelius Vanderbilt Sr., Miss Gladys Van
derbilt and R. w. Goelet. The Emperor
has visited all the American yachts.
Only the small yachts raced to-day,
the most interesting contest being the
second of the special class races for in
ternational competition over 141a
mile course and in a light breeze. There
were twenty entries and Wansee v won.
Time, 4 hours Z minutes, Molch was
second, hours IL minutes 80 seconds,
and Tilly VI was third, 4 hours 13 min
utes 80 seconds.
Prince Henry, who sailed the Tilly
VII, worked up from ninth place to half
a second behind the third yacht, Tilly
VI. Prince Eitel Frederick, in the Eliz-
abeth, was nineteenth.
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CRACK CHICAGO BOWLERS
MEET THEIR FIRST DEFEAT
Leap and Shave Rout the Champion
Windy City Experts on the Jeffer-
son Square Alleys.

aided crackerjack Chicago bowlers. met
their first defeat in a long tour last
night at the Jefferson Square alleys
when they were routed by Harry Leap
and Al Shave The home experts took
four out of seven games and the con-
test was so close throughout that the
spectators were kept on edge.
The score stood three games each
when the rivals came up for their last
stand. 1t was in this final game that
Leap and Shave did their best work.
The result of the game was in doubt
till the scorer tallied up the total.
Brill and Steele were crestfallen at
their defeat. for they figured on taking
all the bowlers of this city into camp.
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THREE CORINTHIAN BOATS
REACH SACRAMENTO CITY
Catherine, Kathleen and Spray Return
to Tiburon After a Two Weeks
Cruise Up River.

The yavyl Spray, with the sloops
Kathleen and Catherine of the
Corinthian Yacht CLUB. return TO their
moorings in Tiburon Cove to-day after
a two weeks cruise up the Sacramento
River and adjoining creeks and sloughs.
The three yachts reached Sacramento
City, the tall trees on Devils Reach,
which have hitherto cut OFF the wind
and rendered it necessary for sailing
craft to be towec, having been cut
down. Usually. in past seasons. the
yaehtsmen have not proceeded higher
up the river than Courtland or Free
port; but now there is no difficulty in
reaching the capital city.
On hoard the sloop Kathleen were
Frank and Mrs. Raymond. James and
Mrs. Cosgrove and Al Crawford On the
yawI Spray were James and Mrs. Kane
and Robert Kane. julius E. Back, on the
sloop Catherine, was accompanied by
his wife. and by Adolph +. Bertelson Jr.
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RACING AT LAToNIA.

CINCINNATI, June 24The races at
Latonia track to-day resulted as fol-
lows:
First race, six furlongs-Sweetie won.
Sid Silver second, Foreigner third. Time.
lila 4-5. w ss
Second race, five furlongs-Concert
won, Eloisa second, Ziegnap third. Time,
LOO.
Third race, mile-Prince Silver Wings
won. Martin Doyle second. Early Boy
third Time, lao As.
Fourth race, Brewers Exchange stakes,
$1775, six furlongs-White Plume won,
Major T. J. Carson second, Dutch Bar
bara third. Time, 1:14 20.
Fifth race, five furlongs-Arabella won,
Carthage second, Cortez third. Time,
1:02.
Sixth race, mile and 100 yards-HavA
land won, Scotch Thistle second, Bell the
Cat third. Time, 1:46 20
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sam Francisee whist Experts Win.

PORTLAND. June 24-The twelfth
annual tournament of the North Pacific
Whist League, which has been in
progress for four days, closed tonight
San Francisco, Seattle. Spokane, Ia
coma and Portland were represented.
In the final contest the Deschapelles
trophy was won by team No. of the
Portland Whist Club. consisting of ).
b. Huston. n. ]. .1evinson, H P. Holmes
and Charles Sweeney. The city cham
pionship was won by San Francisco's s
two teams, consisting Of: Team No. l.
Bates and Moreton, Abrahams and
Levy; team No. 2-Mrs. Bates and Mrs.
Rideout. Mrs. Moreton and Mrs Fred
ericks.
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Miss Moore Is Tennis Champion.

PHILADELPHIA, June 24-Miss Eliza
beth Moore of the Kings County Tennis
Club New York. won the. championship
of the United States to-day in woman s
singles by defeating Miss Helen Homans,
West Side Tennis Club, New York, Ga,
81, 6-1, in the final round of the tourna-
ment The surprise of the meet was the
defeat of Miss Moore and T. B. Dew
hurst in the mixed doubles by Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Hobart of this city, who
won handily, 6-2, GA. In the mems sin
giles Mr.. Dewhurst defeated M. B. Colk-
nat of Philadelphia for the champion
ship. $40. 7-5, 6-S
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Casey. Kelly. Francks Struck out
BY Brown s. by Iberg 2. by Moskiman l..
Moskiman 2 Hit by pitcher-Iberg, Eagan
Passed balls-Lohman 2. Stolen bases-Shee-
Sacrifice hits-Lynch, Kruger. Francks 2. Dew
ereaux. Two-base hit-Kelly Three-base hit
-Eagans. First base on errors-Tacoma l.
ealrx. Left on bases-Tacoma 13 Oakland T.
Innings pitched by Iberg s. by Moskiman 2.
eane-2 hours Umpire-Bray
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san Franciscans in London.

LONDON, June e4.-Mr. and Mrs. A.
Stahl and Mr.. and Mrs. A Hass of San
francisco are at The Carlton Mr.
and Mrs. r. v. Watt are at the Savoy
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis ]. Carolan have
returned to Claridges from Paris to re-
main about three weeks. Mr.. Carolan
intends to play polo and has brought
over some ponies from America Mrs
Hermann Oelrichs, who has been here
about a fortnight. has left for the con-
tinent with her son.
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No sunday Rnsehall.

NEW YORK, June 24.-Police Com
missioner McAdoo issued orders to-day
to the police to stop every baseball
game in BROOKLYN tomorrow where ad-
mission is paid either directly or by
sale of score cards. This will prevent
the game scheduled between the New
York and Brooklyn teams Of the Ma
tional League.
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Gregor X Beats High ChancelIor.
MEMPHIS, June A-Results of to-day

MEMPHIS, June Z4.-ResuIts OF to-day s
races:
First race, six furlongs-Beautifu1 and
Best won, st. Florence second. Monogram
third Time, iii.
Second race, five furlongs-Wes won,
Quinn Brady second. Blue Grass Lad
third. Time, 1:0314.
Third race, six furlongs-Last Faustus
won, Comic Opera second. Allista third.
Time, 1:16A.
Fourth race. mile-Gregor x. won. High
Chancellor second. Shenandoah third.
Time, 1:42A.
Fifth race, seven furiongs-Bonnie
Prince Charlie won. Ed Sheridan second,
Raviana third. Time, 1:29A.
Sixth race, Amile-Andrew Mack won,
Docile second. Dargin third. Time. 1:4sA
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RAIN ENDS TACOMA GAME.
When the Struggle Is stopped I'm tn
Eighth Score IL a Tie.

TACOMA, June 24.-With the score
a tie, Umpire Bray called the game at
the end Of the eighth. For the last
three innings it was played in steady
downpour. Despite the protests of both
sides, the umpire insisted on it being
continued. Timely hits and stolen
bases gave each side a pair of runs
Score:
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american oarsmeu to Race Abroad.

NEW YORK. June 24.-Jobn r. Null
cahy and william Varley, the champion
double scull oarsmen OF America. sailed
on the steamship Patricia to-day to
compete in the royal international re-
gatta at Hamburg.
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SUMMARY.

Stolen bases-Smith, Brashear Cravath Err
rors=Flood 2, Smith, Dillon, Wheeler, Goch-
nauer. Irwin. Two-base hit-Bernard Sacri-
fee hits--Smith. Waldron. Wheeler. First base
First base on called balls-Of Whalen q Left
cn bases-San Francisco s, Los Angeles g.
Struck out-By Whalen 8, by Baum 4. Hit by
pitcher-Brashear. Double plays--Irwin to
Wheeler TO Nealon. Flood to Dillon. Gochnauer
to Nealon Time Of game-One hour fifty five
minutes. Umpire-Davis.
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v.,s.rbtl,,. Celerite a Winner.

PARIS, June 24.-William X. Wander
hits Celerite won the Prix Belvedere at
the st. Cloud races to-day.
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The Hamburg-American line Is contem-
plating building six small passenger
steamers intended for tourist service on
the Nile
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atmmx Brrtt Returns Home

after a two weeks tramping trip to the,
Yosemite. With him were Judge AL.
Fritz, Louis Ferrari and Charley Krel-
ing
Training quarters have been secured
for him at Sheehan's beach tavern for
his fight with Sullivan. The latter ex-
pected TO train at the beach, but this
means he will have to go elsewhere.
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TRIPLE BREAKS 1T Up
Proud CleTelanders Return
Home Only to Be HumbIed
by the Trailing Brownies
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL IFAcr-r

ST LOUIS, June 24--Chicago and ST
Louis broke the seasons record here To-
osag IN an lS-inning pitchers battle be-
u"een 1aylor and Reulback Chicago
won in the eighteenth an a .-inIe b,,
Schultz and a long fly by Maloney. Al
tendance Zoo. Score:
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Smith and Dillon Boot Ball
Around i'm Eleventh and
Seals Forge Ahead Again
BAUM is THROWN DOWN
Uncle Hopes to Take Double
Header To-Day and Head
Off Tigers in Procession
RESULTS OF GAMES.

San Franeiscu, L; Los Angeles, o.
(sIeyen Innings.)
Tacoma, 2, Oakland, 2.
(Icigkt Innings.)
POrtland-SeatsJe game postponed.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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SIXTH RAcE-seven furlongs.

oids and up. selling:
to to Rsnsdcwn aRsssefi 1o' roo Swllfy' s Rs 4
2 to Dave Sommers, 100 (Sw) 9 4H31
Time :3a. Start good. Won driving.
Winner. T. A. Morgan's b.. h. a. by Masetto-
Porcelain Ponca 100 Our Lille 103, Dr.
scharff los, Latoila 81. Gallagher los, fin
ished as named.
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Alexis Sergevitch Suvonin, editor Of the
Novoe yremya, now 20. has been for
years the greatest figure in the Russian
journalistic world.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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rIr.rH RAcr-Mile and twenty var

three -year-olds and up, selling:
to I0-Plautus, 104 Il. Wlsn) 2 I IA
TO 2-Broodler 102 CHarris)..1 p 21
Is to 1-Athelrose, 100 q. RsD 4 80 35
Time, :51 1-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. J. II. Hudlan's br, az by Lamn-
lighter-Miss Dixon. George T SO, Pompano 90
Hottentot los. Aten ss. finished as named
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CLEVELAND June 24.-Cleveland cele-
brated its home coming to-day by losing
TO the tailenders. Joss was hit hard and
received miserable support. The game
was called at the end Of the seventh in
ming TO allow St Louis to catch a train.
Attendance IL. 400 Score:
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Batteries-Joss and Buelow; Howell
and Weaver.
WASHINGTON, June Washington
Philadelphia game postponed-rain.
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sBatted for Iberg in the seventh inning
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
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FIFTH RAcErFive and half furlongs;
liratr. trrn- r-AIfla.

selling; twO-year-oIds: 7
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
s to 81. Joe Hayman, 104 (Hbd) 31151 "
Is to 1-Gentian. 81 .Diggins).....4 21a2 2h
10 to 1-Lieber, 102 lAubuchonl ..:S 31A
Time, 1:O9 3-5. Start good. Won driving
Winner. NJ. L.. Hayman's C. G. by Linden
Crotchet Abe Meyer Lord of the Forest,
Bantam, Elizabeth F. Ladsarcen, eleanor At
kins, Catseye. Little Ben. Burlesque, Therenow,
and Deaux Temps finished named
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IaYIOr and Warner: Reui-
.osh oseh and king. Umpires-Bauswin and
NEW YORK, June 24.-New yorl, do.
feated Boston in a twelve-inninp game
0e-oay The locals tied the score in the
hhth Inning on McGann's three bagger
and Dahlen's safe hit and won out in
the twelfth Attendance 1900. Score:
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FOURTH RACE-One mile and three fur
longs; three year-olds and up: Advance stakes:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey st. q Fin
13 to 5-Agile, Ill g. Martini. 3 2h In
to 3-Beldame, 121 (O'NeilD.. 12 rs
80 to 1-Graziallo. 126 Uyne)..... 3
Time, 2:20 As. Start good Won driving.
Winner. S. s. Browns b. c. by Sir Dixon-Al-
pena Three starters
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FOURTH RACE-Mile and three -sixteenths,
hree-year-olds and up. selling:
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. Fin.
to 2-Extoi. 1oe tSewelD.,...:. lh1 y
q to 5-Sncerity Belle, SO (Wiley) 8 2 h 2 3
8 to 1-Varro, 1OS fR. Wilson)..1 3 8 33
Time 2:1I 1-5. Start good. Won driving.
Winner c. e. Burnett & Co.'S b. h. (5) by
ExiIe-Pretense. Rostof 81. also ran.
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Hogg, Powell and Kleinow.
DETROIT, June 24-Killian was wild
in the first inning and Chicago scored
two runs without a hit. After that he
held the visitors safe, but the early lead
proved a winner as White pitched a
splendid game and was entitled to a shut
out. Attendance 5000. Score:
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SECOND .RACE-six furlongs; three-year-
olds-and up; lightweight handicaE.
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. u Fin.
IL to 5--Spark Star. 112 (Redfrn) 62 h
II to ID. Flush los (Baird). 3 22 35
Time liza AS. Start good. Won easily.
Winner D. C. Johnson's b. G. by Ben Strome-
Roseleaf. D'Arkle, Action Astarita Tommy
Waddell and Chieftain. finished as named.
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olds; selling:
Eetting. Horse Weight Jockey. st. Y Fin.
to 1-Lucullus. 105 (Wiley).... s IA / 10
25 to Mail Box, 110 (Bliss).... 23 nix
80 to Investor. 102 QMcGee)... 2 Al 33
Time. % 1-5. Start fair. Won easily
Winner e. E. Smathers' br. c. by Hermence-
Summer Hours Lady Moneuse 100. Sorrel
Top 104. Seaworthy 102. Passive 105 Sweet
Kitty Bellaires 100 All Black 100. Cernova
100. finished as named.
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? SIXTH RACE-One and eighth miles
three year -olds and up; handicap:
eo'Hs to aRHippoerates ss s. Diggins,. iihfe
5 to 1-Palmbearer. 104 (Burns).... 5 41jS2n
5 to Bank. 1G5 (Hildebrand)... 211h3 ~
Time, 1:54 3-5. Start fair Won easily.
Winner A. L. Aste's bl. g. by Lissak- Havana.
Sailor Boy, Stamping Ground. Right Royal
and Niblick finished as named.
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THIRD RACE-Ffve and half furlongs;
two-year-olds: handicap:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. st. Fin.
13 to 20-Excitement 115 (Wilsn) l ] h u
10 to Sonny. 100 Rice). ).-....2 SO 23
to 1-Burnolette. 81 (WiIey).. 3 2 h 3 10
Time. :15. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner E. E. Smathers b. o. by Scorpion Hand
Maiden. Follow the Flag 81, Lii ONeil 81.
Jane Rachael o. finished as named.