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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-14
BASKETBALL GAME ENDS
WITH THE SCORE A TIE
Girl Students OF Lowell and CONNER
cial Schools Meet ON the Court In
an Exciting Game.

Girl Students of Lowell and CONNER
cial Schools Meet ON the Court In
an Exciting Game.
The girls of the Lowell and Com
mercial High School basketball teams
played one another to a standstill yes
terday afternoon upon the Commercial
High School court in to game
The game was close from the start to
within three minutes of the end of the
last half. At this point a Lowell player
made foul, giving the. Commercial
girls a free throw. The throw was
scored and the tally sheet read to
in favor of the home team.
Immediately following the making
of the last point the Commercial timer
announced the game had run the re-
Quired time. Lowell objected, as their
official declared three minutes still re-
majned. The referee decided In favor
of the red and white. and the game was
recommended. The Commercial, In over
eagerness, committed a breach in the
regulations. Miss Eva Moldrup upon
the free throw thus given tied the
score. Following the last throw both
timekeepers sounded the final whistle.
ending the game.
The contest brought out the most
clever work ever seen in apF of the
games played by the young ladies this
season. The Lowell team was par
ticularly noticeable. The ball was
carried down the field repeatedly with
out once passing out OF the hands of
the red and white. only to be lost by
the clever guarding of the goal
keepers of the blue uniforms. The
game was not only one of the closest
but one of the toughest of contests
The young ladies faced each other as
follows:
Isowell-Eva Noldrup and Alice Thompson
forwards Elizabeth Vail, Edith Pence and
Evelyn Carson. centers; Belle GIuckman and
Hazel Killer, guards.
Commercial-M8ybelle Chase, Ethel Lund-
, berg and Anna O'Calla CHAN. centers; Edna No
Ian and Flosse Beatty, forwards; Ethel Lacey
and Bessie Mshoney. guards.
Ofhc!als-Miss Isabelle Cabu and Miss Fur
long. unpircs; Miss Durkee. referee.
Summary: Field goals-By Lowell Q: by
Commercial. !. Free throws scored-LoweIl 1,
CommerIai ,. Fouls-On Lowell 10. on Com
nle-cial @. Final score-Lick Q. Commercial 5.
HalVes-15 minutes.
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Game Association Elects omcers.

SAN JOSE, June 13.-The Santa Clara
County Fish and Game Association.
which is the leading organization Of its
kind in the State, has elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
President, DIR. A. M. Barker (re-elected) !:
ecretary-treasurer. Joseph H. Fault;
prosecuting attorney, L. B. A. Archer;
trustees, DR.. A. NJ Barker, Homer Prin-
die, j. H. Fault, F. E. Brockhage, Judge
Charles w. Dawson, C. M. Shelbourn, H.
p. Doble. w. ]. Borchers, w. N. Plum
mer, A. T. Hermann, A. e. Hoenes. w.
j. McKagney. Frank Monroe, A. A.
Brown, George Denne.
The following vice presidents were
elected as representatives OF the associa-
ton in various parts of tho county: Ho-
mer Prindle. San Jose; T. F. Grant Jr.,
Mountain View; DR.. F. w. Knowles, Los
Gates; p. b. Payne, Campbell; Professor
C. D. Perrine, Mount Hamilton; Glenn NJ.
Argues, Madrone; John Roll, Santa Clara;
James A. Sargent, Sargent's station; Pro-
fessor f. Angel. Palo Alto: Frank w.
Backus, Mayfleld; Charles T. Boots, Mil
pitas; DR.. John Clark, Gilroy; George w.
Cox. Saratoga; Rache Coykendall. West
Side: F. II. Holmes, Berryessa.
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NEW TRAIN WILL BE PUT
ON THE SACRAMENTO RUN
Schedule Permits the Residents Of the
Capital to spend Six Hours In
This City.


A new train between this city and
Sacramento, to be known as the Ell Do
rado, will be added to the local service
of the Southern Pacific Company on
Thursday. 1t will leave this city at
500 p. m. and reach the capital at
500 o'clock. Leaving Sacramento at
see in the morning the train will ar
rive here at 11:2S a. M, thus affording
residents of Sacramento six hours time
to do shopping or transact other busi-
ness here. The train will carry diner,
cIair car and a composite car.
A circular was issued yesterday by
General Manager Calvin of the South
ern Pacific confirming the news, of the
appointment of /. o. Rhoades to tho
position of general purchasing agent
of the company. Announcement was
also made that II. w. Ellicott has been
appointed assistant general purchasing
agent. Heretofore the manager of
purchases and supplies was the title
under which the head of that depart
ment was known, but General Manager
Calvin has seen fit to change 1t to gem
eral agent.
F. NJ. Fairchild, superintendent of
construction of the Petaluma and Santa
Rosa Railway. has resigned that posi-
tion to accept similar one with the
Ocean Shore Railroad, which has just
incorporated for the purpose of build
ing a road around the beach and down
the coast.
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JOCKEY FALLS
TO HIS DEATH
Distressing Accident in the
Steeplechase on Union
Park Track at st. Louis
TWO RIDERS INJURED
Hector, the Pilot Of Wei
lesley, Succumbs, While
Moore May Recover
Special Dispatch to The Call.

a
ST. LOUIS. June 1S.-Jockey Hector. on
Wellesley, was killed and Jockey Moore.
on DR.. Clark. seriously injured in a mix
up during the steeplechase at the Amer
lean Jockey Club track to-day. The
horses fell near the half-mile pole. When
assistance reached the two boys Hector
was dead. Neither horse was injured.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Pure Favor won.
Claude Walton second. Flyer third. Time.
1:16 is.
Second race one and a quarter miles-Goo
Goo won. Prince of Pilsen second Watermelon
third. Time. 2:09 2-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Jimalong won.
Onyx II second Mizzenmast third Time.
lila 4-5.
Fourth race one and a sixteenth miles
Catalone won Claremont second, Little Giant
third. Time AS 1-5.
Fifth race. steeplechase. short course-Jim
Bozeman won. Alice Commoner second. Daw-
son third. Time 2:03 S-6
Sixth race, six furlongs-Captain Neroth
won Louis Wafner second, Chicorka Maid
third. Time. 1:14 2-5.
Seventh race. one mile-Hortensia won. st.
Tammany second. Thora Lee third Time.
Al 4-S.
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HORSES SCORE
IN A CAN1ER
Two Hollow Victories Are
Seen by the Spectators
on Track at Gravesend
GO BETWEEN A MUDDER
Son of Meddfer Is Rap
idly Developing Into a
Good Handicap Possibility
Special Dispatch to The can.

NEW YORK. June 1.-Two hollow vic
tories were seen IN the races to-day at
Gravesend track. Charles Fox's Go Be
tween won the Brookdale handicap al
most in g canter. while J. J. Gaynor' s
Whimsical was pulled TO a canter after
she had run away from large field in
the last race on the card.
The track was heavy. as was natural
after the soaking it received the previous
day. The going was decidedly in favor
Of Go Between, which has won his way
from the ordinary performer of year
ago 20 the candidacy for high handicap
honors Summary:
FIRST RACE-About six furongs; three
yesr-olds and up. selling:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST. Fin
- to king Pepper, llo(JJ. Wlsh) l u l ,
80 20 Cannon Ban. ia todoml ? n
6to 1-old England III (Crmns) L 81 3 Il
Time. I:I2 10. Start good. Won handily.
Winner, T. FsrrelI's ch. < by Kantaka- Gene
Green. Montreson. Ascension, Alvin. Bless
ings Last Ike s Upton. Et tu Brute and Va
gary finished as named
SECOND RACE-One mile and seventy
yards; handicnp: three -yeer-olds:
beting. hogse me'ga5, ya61i g9ssey Fin
Is 70 5-Woodsaw, III CW- Davis y 6
2 70 l-s,nister; 10y CNieoD 49,, y 81
Winner. S. s Browns b. c. by Wolsthorpe-
Grenadier- Amberjsck and Darkle finished as
named
THIRD RAcE-Ffve furlongs; two year-oids;
purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. = Fin.
to l-Confederate. l07 tJ.Martn) 6l ]
to Beaufort. i07 (Trsvers)... 81 "a
70 i-Lancastrian. l07 CNicoD. Y 3 N
Time, :O3. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner, ". : Prices b. c. by Bridgwate-- Winson
IL Consistent. Masterson. F1aYigny, Mufnns,
Com. Fontaine sne Huddy finished as named
FOURTH RAcE-The BrOokdale Handicap:
one and an eighth miles; for three-year-Oids
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. St q Fin.
10 5-GO- Between, 10 C8urns) 6 55 Is
: TO Id Spanker. 1l5 (Nicol)-. ? / li32 u
Time :54 f-S. Start good. Won easily
Winner. c. r. Fox's b. g by Msddler-Indigo
Ostrich. Merry Lark and Little En- finished as
named
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles:
selling: Tor three-y year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q Fin.
20 1-B. Wing. I09 L.Smith). / y
10 20 I-Ismail:an 81 6NilieD..- s 2I@
Cime. 81 - Start coed Won driving
Winner Speedway Stables b. & by Racine
lnnetta. or hodON. NIbnck Jerry c. Duke OF
kendsi keniiworth and Sweet Alice finished
as namcd-
SMITH RAcE-Flve furlongs: for maiden fl
lies: two-ycar-olds purse:
t5etf nE. itors1, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
70 5-Whinlsical . loe CW. Knp) ! Il Is
70 2-SufhciencyH 1oS Lyne9-. 5 Is g
Time. sO8 start good. Won easily. Win
ner T J. GsyncT's ck. T. b. Orlando Kisrrlet
Mss Point. MconShine. Spendthrift Helen So
Miss Sev=nty-seveH Babe b. Myrtle ID SWal-
low ano Lady HindOO finished as named
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FIVE HORSES
HEADS APART.
Spectacular Finish Marks
the Racing at The Mead
OWs Race Course, Seattle
SHARK PLACED FIRST
OcyrOhe Establishes a New
Track Record Over Six
and 0ne-Half FurlOngs
lARK PLACED FIRST
Special Dispatch to The Call.


SEATTLE, June 13.-The most spec
tacuar finish seen at The Meadows this
season occurred in the five and half
furlong race this afternoon, when five
horses passed the judges stand so close
together that it was impossible for the
public to tell which one was the winner.
When the card went up the race was
given to Shark by a neck Tuck Back
took the place by a head and The Pride
the show by head. Dolly Weithof was
but head behind the show and but
neck ahead of Chief Aloha. All Of the
horses opened at from to to l.
Ocyrohe broke the track record Of
1:19s4 for six and a half furlongs by
three-Quarters of a second, with Tocolaw
only nose behind. Corn Blossom in the
same race ran q head behind Tocolaw.
Ocyrohe was away from the bar
rier first. with Tocolaw fifth. Ocy-
rohe made waiting race all the way
until the stretch was reached. Sand
stone. the Derby candidate, has his sec
ond workout to-day in the six and half
furlongs. At the quarter he was one
sixteenth of a mile in the rear, but fin
ished with the field. He was worked an
extra half mile and showed good form.
The results:
First racs. nve and half furlongs--Sir
Christopher (5 to 1. to 1. even) won. Billy
Taylor teven. to y second. Addie D q to p
Second race, Ave and q half furlongs-Snark k
(6 to 1. to 1. even) won. Tuck Back "a to i,
1:07x.
Third race. four and half furlonss-Inter
lude (even to 3. ouD won, Cora Goets % to
2. even) second. Happy Chappy e to % third
Time, :55
Fourth race six and a half furlongs-Qcy-
rohe e to l. to TO- to 81 won. Tocolaw
(even. 2 to 8, second. Corn Blossom e to 81
third. Time, 1:19.
Fifth race, seven furlongs-Mountebank a to
g. to 2, / to - won. Blue Ridge a to /, 8
to 81 second. Dundreary q to 1o) third. Time.
1:27h
to g. out) won. Budd Wade Is 10 5. out) Sec
ond War Times (ouD third Time, 1:41A-
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIO.>-AL LEAGUE.

Batteries-Grady and Zearfoss. Mitchell and
Ritter. Umpire-Klem.
CINCINNATI. June 13-The Cincinnatls
punched their hits OF Sparks to-day and won
handily. Walker was hit hard but managed
10 keep his hits scattered The Cincinnati
Club sold Catcher Bankenship to-day to Ss-
attic. Attendance, $500. Score:
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ITALIAN PEDDLER MOURNS
THE LOSS of HIS FORTUNE
Giuseppe Lucia Loses $500 In Gold Cein
Taken From His Trousers
Pockets While AsIeeu.

Pockets While Asleep.
Giuseppe Lucia, peddler living at
4 Sonora street.. reported to Policeman
Springett about Z o'clock yesterday
morning that he had been robbed of
5000 In gold coin. which had been con-
tanned in equal portions in purse and
buckskin sack. Giuseppe Conte,
bootblack, slept in the same room with
him and Frank Ruggiero slept in
room In the rear.
Lucia said he retired shortly after 3
o'clock on Monday night, the purse and
sack being In his trousers pockets.
When he awoke his trousers seemed to
be in the same position as on the night
before. but to his surprise the purse
and sack had disappeared. He said
Ruggiero was asleep when he retired,
but that Conte came in afterward
Springett made careful search of the
rooms, but could find no trace of the
coin. He had been unable tQ>see either
Conte or Ruggiero, as they had left
about o'clock in the morning. Cap
tain Burnett detailed Detectives Mathe-
son and Mulcahy on the case.
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OAKLAND Is SHUT OUT.
Pitcher Baum Has the Commuters ON
His stan Throughout the Game.

LOS ANGELES. June 13.-Oakland
was shut out by Baum in the opening
game OF the series with Los Angeles
to-day. The home team scored five
runs of Iberg. The northern team Sc
cured but six hits. scattered through
as many innings Los Angeles batted
Iberg during three innings, making a
total of eight hits. one of them a home
run over the left field fence by Cra-
vath and another a three-bagger by
Ross. Both sides did some clever field
ing, Bernard making the star play of
the game in a sensational one-handed
catch of Streib's long fly to center in
the first inning. The home team
played without an error. the visitors
making two. Score:
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ROACH PITCHES GOOD RAIL-.
Shuts Out the Proud Tigers on the
Field at Seattle.

SEATTLE, June 13.-Both Fitzgerald
and Roach pitched gilt-edged ball to-
day and had Fitz been given perfect
support the two teams might have been
battling yet. An error by Doyle gave
Penney lift to start the sixth. Roach
moved him along with a sacrifice.
Walters hit the hrst ball for a single
to left and Mclaughlin tried to scoop
the ball for a fast throw to the plate.
to nip the flying Penney. He failed to
hold the ball, however. Houtz forced
Walters at second and Immediately
stole second. He raced all the way
homo when Mclaughlin muffed Kem-
mer's easy fly.
Roach had nothing but a smile Of
confidence, yet the Tigers could not hit
him. He struck Eagan and Nordyke
out In a row in the fourth and those
sterling hittsrs went to the bench dis
gusted. Truck tried to give his team
start In the ninth after Nordyke had
popped a foul to McHale. He sent the
ball to left center on a line like a bull
let. but Walters got 1t after a long and
careful run and the crowd whooped
It up for Ike. The score:
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FOOTBALL COACHING
WILL BRING A PENALTY
Less Of Ten Yards Ii Imposed In Order
to Discourage the Practice on
the Side Lines.


the Side Lines.
NEW YORK. June 13.-No radical
changes In the prevailing rules for foot
ball were made by the advisory board of
the intercollegiate Association, which has
been in session here. As to the proposed
Change permitting the forward pass, no
action was taken and the old rule will
stand unchanged.
One of the earliest points considered by
the seven men who attended the meeting
was the question Of coaching from the
side lines. The point was brought up
that, as in baseball, where the side line
coaching is allowed, 1t might be advisable
to allow the same privilege in football
1t did not. however. meet with general
approval. and was voted down.
Coaching from the side lines in foot
ball is. however, occasionally done, but
when detected IL penalized, the old PEN
atty being loss Of five yards. This pen
atty was made more strict in order to
discourage the tendency to evade the
rule. Hereafter the penalty for side line
coaching will be loss Of ten yards. The
rules Of the game were amended in some
slight particulars. and more carefully
codifled.
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KahOe. Observation-Disclosures
CHICAGO June 13--MaLhewson was In rars
form to-day and shut the locals out without
a hit or base balls. Browns pitching
was also good except IN the ninth. when hs
was hit for four consecutive singles. Attend
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GRayESEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. June l3-The entries
for to-mOrrows races at Gravesend
track follow:
First race about six furlongs ALI ages
haneicsp-I-aly Amelia l25. Roseben 1913 Jake
Sanders lla. Pasadena III. Zeala 100. Right
and True l0a Msrtoram 1Os. Race King iO4
Tommy WsddeIl lO0 Aeronaut 81 Diamond
Flush 30. Incarnation 95
Second race, and sixteenth miles sell
lng-Mcmories los. Wizard IO5 Tom Lawson
100. PrCnta l0I Martinmas LOB. Ismailian 50
Lord Melbourne IG0. NOvena 81 Jerry Lynch
lob Bouvier 50. Toi San 102.
third race, five furlongs. two-year-olds.
lle. Mary + ll0. Penguin Jos. Andria IO7
Sidney F lO7. Verbest LOG, Catalogue ee.
Deuxcemos 100.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards.
the Myrtle stakes seing-Lord Badge 81.
Major Dsingerleid 10s Montreson 90 Gold
Ten Sc. st. Valentine ll6. Joaquin IOi WitfulI
"a. Chimney Sweep S. De Reszke los Pc
lefte 9s
Fifth race five furIongs two-vear-olds sell
ing-Anb.tiouS 30. Speedway 81 Lswson-aa
1o6 High Brush 102. Merling0 93 Swagger
-. Interloper lGl Sir Russell 1cT Lord Pro-
vost ~. ST Benedict o. ODD Ella 80. Green
land SO. Sand Storm l03 Gentsn 102 Early
Hours "a. Evelyn Griffin 90
Sixth race, mile and seventy yards
nasidens-Topright 1l2. Aspasia IO7 Maid of
Timbuotoo 107. Fortune Hunter IO9 Legatee
100, Masaniello 112 Don Royal 112. John Les
sale lo9. Yachting Girl 1O7. Modest 1O9,
Frank Tyler. JOB Black Prince 112 Beracha
100. Jason 1I2. salt and Pepper io7. Max
milan il2.
Weather clear. tack driving
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Boxer welsh to Meet Dick Green.

VALLEJO. June 13.-The Palm Ath-
letfc Club has substituted an Eastern
lightweight, Fighting Dick" Green. as
an opponent for Spider Joe Welch IN
place of Toby Irwin. They will meet
in this city on the 9th inst. Green Is
at present In San Francisco, but will
come to Vallejo tomorrow to train.
He is said to have an excellent Eastern
record. including staying fifteen rounds
with Jack O'Keefe on three days no.
tice bout Green has presented the
best of recommendation from several
Eastern fight critics and IN a tryout
has shown up we'll The weight Is 136
pounds at 3 o'clock
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Urcle Henry's Seals dropped the nrst
game of the series to the Portland Giants
yesterday afternoon at Idora Park by
score of to 2. For minute in the last
inning 1t seemed the game might be pulled
out of the fire, as San Francisco scored
both of her two runs IN that period
Gates settled down just In time and the
game was over.
Portland started the ball rolling In the
first inning when Householder Knocked
out three-bagger after two were out,
and scored on Schlafiey-s fly TO short
right. In the third spasm Shea dropped
Atzs fast liner and the latter scored on
hits by Van Buren, and Householder. The
Webfooters' final score came In the sixth,
when Mclean singled, reaching third on
Williams wild throw to second He
scored on Runkle's long fly to right. The
score:
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Restockinx the Trout streams.

SANTA CRUZ. June 13.-The work
Of distributing trout fry from the new
fish hatchery at Brookdale was COM
menced to-day by Game Warden Reed.
The first streams to be supplied Will
be the Lanlpico. west fork OF Sequel
Creek and Bean Creek.
The new Ocean Shore Railway, which
will run along the coast. will open up
an angling paradise. Tho best trout
streams in the county will be crossed
by this road. including the following
creeks: Waddell, Little and Big Purdys,
SCOTS, Liddell. San Vicente, Laguna,
Majors and Medu. besides branches OF
the larger of these creeks.
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Cleveland

Farrell
NEW YORK. June 13.-The New York-St.
Louis game postponed on account OF rain.
WASHINGTON June 13--Chicago batted
Patten hard to-day and shut out the local
| team with ease. Townsend relieved Patten in
the fifth inning but the game was lost before
| he took hold. owen was invincible. Attend
|
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SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Roach 5. by Fitzgerald 8.
Bases on balls-On Roach I. on Fitzgerald p
Sheehan to Doyle to Nordyke. Errors-Kem-
mer Frary Doyle. Mclaughlin Stolen bases
Houtz, Doyle Sacrifice hits-R. Hail. Roach.
DOYLE Left on sbases-Seattie g. Tacoma 8
I-rnnire=Perrine.N =
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women Golfer. In Competitions.

SHORT HILLS. Y. J.. June 13.-rn
the qualifying round of the women's
annual championship tournament of
the Metropolitan Golf Association at
Baltsurol, which was begun to-day.
Mrs Charles P. Stout of the Richmond
Country Club, Staten Island. carried or
the gold medal for the lowest score.
as well as the prizes for approaching.
putting and driving Mrs. Stout nego-
strokes.
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Fitzsimmons DecIares Fight or.

SALT LAKE CITY, June 13.-The
fight arranged for July in this city
between Robert Fitzsimmons and Mike
schreck will probably not take place.
The promoters have failed to deposit
their $1,000 forfeit IN Chicago FItz-
simmons. who came in from his train
ing quarters at the Lagoon yesterday,
has declared the fight of. He says he
will leave the city to-day. returning to
the East
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Tennis Experts Meet.

NEW YORK, June 13.-Play was be-
gun here to-day in the Metropolitan
lawn tennis championship tournament.
The principal victors of the first round
matches were: Hackett and Trask,
alexander and Little and Larsen and
Treppell.
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KENNEL CLUB OFFICIALS
WILL PUNISH OFFENDERS

~
Poisoning or Stealing a Dog I'm
This City.
The officials of the San Francisco
Kennel Club have taken a firm stand
against persons who poison or steal
dogs in this county. They have sent
out the following notices:
The San Francisco Kennel Club offers q
standing reward of $10O for information lead
ing to the arrest and conviction of any one
found guilty Of poisoning dog in violation Of
section 596 of the Penal Code of the State Of
California. within the limits OF the city and
county of San Francisco
The San Francisco Kennel Club also offers
q standing reward of $50 for informa .ion lead
ing to the arrest and conviction OF any one
found guilty OF stealing dog in violation Of
sections 4S4-491 inclusive OF the Penal Code OF
the State of California within the limits OF the
city and county of San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO KENNEL CLUB
By John E de Ruyter Vice President Fred
P. Butler. Secretary and Treasurer.
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San Franciscan Gets Contract.

PRESCOTT, Ariz.. June IA tele-
gram from Washington authorizes the
quartermaster at Whipple Barracks to
make contracts for the construction Of
twenty-four new buildings. Among
the successful contractors arc F. H
Barnes of San Francisco. who bid
s275,47S for the plumbing.
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Amersr.n POLO Tc,m cbo..,

LONDON, june l3-After several
disappointments the Americans of Lon
don have succeeded in forming a polo
team to compete for the James Gordon
Bennett cup IN Paris on the 18th inst.
IL is composed of Ensley Blair, Robert
Collier. Frank ]. Macl.ey and Craig
Wadsworth. French and Spanish teams
have entered and it is probable an
English team will compete
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Stolen bases-Schlahey, Mitchell. Errors
Atz. Schlahey Hildebrand, Irwin. Shea 3,
Williams. Three-base hit-Householder. First
base on errors-Portland 8. San Francisco l.
First base on called balls-On Gates g. OF
Williams 2. Left on bases-Portland 8. San
Francisco 8. Struck out-By Gates 2, by VIII
liams 8. Double plays-waldron to Wheeler:
Atz TO Schlafey to Mitchell. Time OF game
hour and Is minutes. Umpire-Davis.
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southern Athlete. at Exposition.

Los ANGELES, june 15.-Six OF the
men who viii represent the Los Ange-
les Y M. c. A in the track and field
contests at the Lewis and Clark Expo
sition have been chosen. They are
Dean Cromwell. Charlie Parsons, Dixie"
Chaplin, Forrest Stanton. Harry Dane
and Kinton Hamilton. IT is probable
two more men Will be added to the
list before the team starts for the
north
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Lady Sellers, Verandah,
George II.
Second race-Gay Adelaide, Sorrel
Top, Gallant Cassie.
Third race-Dave SOmmers, Tom
Maybin, LansdOwn.
Fourth race-FootIights Favorfte,
Taby TOsa, L-bin.
Fifth race-McDeceiver, Netting,
AtO-a.
Sixth raee-Tristan Shandy, HIIee,
Decoration.