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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-16
WILMERDING HIGH SCHOOL To
GRADUATE RECORD CLASS
List of Students to Receive Diplomas
Indicates Completion of Work
In Many Departments.

The graduating exercises OF the Will
merding School of Industrial Arts will
be held Friday, June 23. at 1880 a. m
The class is the largest in the history
of the institution. It's members are
representative of the various branches
of the instruction The list includes
architects, bricklayers, iron-workers.
plumbers and cabinet-makers.
The commencement week will begin
Wednesday, June 81. Upon this date
all the instruction in the academic de-
partments will cease. Thursday. June
%. the shops close. Friday morning.
June %, the graduating exercises will
be held. In the afternoon following
the exercises the school will be open
to public inspection.
Regular work of the school will be
recommended Monday. August 81. at 9
a. m. The incoming freshman class
will be received on Wednesday. August
%. The work of the first day will be
that of instructing the beginners as to
required materials and the selecting
of courses of study.
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ANGELS FAIL TO SCORE.
Oakland Plays an ErrorIess Game I'm
the Field and Bats Well.

Los ANGELES. June 15.-Oakland
batted both Goodwin and Carson yigor-
ously to-day and won by the score of
TO 0. Los Angeles was unable to hit
Hogan in any but two innings and was
unable to do so then with men on bases.
timely double play in the second in
ming by Oakland, when the home team
had the bases full with but one out.
shut off prospective runs. The visitors
not only batted well but put UP an
errorless game in the field. Carson re-
lieved Goodwin in the sixth inning
after Oakland had secured five runs.
He was unable TO stop the scoring.
Score:
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, June 15.-The entries
for the races at Latonia follow:
First race. six furiongs. sellng-Handy Bill
103 linda 106. Green Gown 1O6, Berinthia 106.
Merino f06. Lony 106. Raindance 10S Nautfi-
lus 106, DR.. Kenney los. Algonquin 112. Ber
nice III. Nervator 121. Colonel Jim Douglas
121, Bardolph 124.
Second race. five furlongs--AnIta ITO. Pearl
Russell no. Mondace no. Justi 110, Black
Carriers no. Concert no. Kineo Ito: Latifa
110, Bunnie 110, Princess Flush ITO, Ann Hill
110, Lady Waddell 110.
Third race. mile. selling-Sanction 90. The
Pet 81, Our Sister 81. Tapiola 9S. Blue Grass
Girl 100. Hot 1O2, Foreigner IU5. sweetie 107.
Fourth race, handicap steeplechase, short
course-New Amsterdam 125. Lights Out 125,
Jake Dennis 1876. Faraday Jr. 12S. Blue Mint
134, Belle Dodson 135. Martin Brady 1876, Var
ner 1877. Donami 141. Beana 143. Creolin 155.
Fifth race. six furlongs, purse-Miss Jordan
81. Intense 81. Kate zitt o.. Butinski 96
Python 96, Shawana 100, Ice Water 107.
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Hs Majesty
S5, Odd Luck S. st. Flour SO, Martha Celia
SO. Double so. Lyrist e5. Gracious 90. Frivol
96. Arthur GUNNER 100. Ivernia 1o1. Sister
Lillian 101. Mint Bed 101. Specks Day 100.
Weather clear: track fast.
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Ladie. to Meet fin Tenni. Courts.

A handicap doubles tennis tourna-
ment for the Olds cups will be played
by the ladies of the Golden Gate Club
Annex tomorrow on the park tennis
courts. The cups have been won twice
by two teams-Miss Wegener and Mrs.
watson and Miss Vodden and Miss
Myer Both of these teams and four
others will be in the competition to-
morrow, when the trophies may be
finally disposed of.
The drawings and handicaps follow:
Miss L Mearns and Miss V. Crocleer
(scratch) bye Miss A. vodden and Miss G.
Myer towe 3-6) Mrs Watson and Miss
Wegener lowe 10 3-6). Miss S. Van Vliet and
Miss D. Weed (scratch) VS.. Miss Hess and
Miss Beyfuss 40, Miss B. Gully and Miss A.
Greenberg (3-6) bye
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TO Cut Prices at New York Tracks.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Efforts to pro-
cure s? from the public for admission
to the metropolitan racetracks will. ac-
cording to the World. be abandoned
after the midsummer meeting at
Brighton Beach. It is said the old
rates OF 81 for grand-stand and 75 cents
for field-stand tickets will then be re-
sumed.
The advance to SO was made at the
beginning of the Gravesend meeting.
which closed yesterday Results on the
whole were far from what the track
owners had anticipated. Thousands Of
persons who visit the tracks daily and
formerly paid 81 willingly for grand
stand tickets took to the field. where
the cost was only 81, and. excepting on
half-holidays. the crowds have not been
uncomfortably large.
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST LOUIS. June 15.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Delmar follow:
First race six furlongs. three-year-olds, SELL
ing-Fred Priesmeyer 95. Mail Box 1O3. Grey
Plume 1O3. Lucullus 1o7. Cashier 1Oo De
Vince 95 Ed Early %. Oma 90
Second race five furlongs. two-year-olds
purse-Agnes Ingram 100, Pirates Dream 100
Topsy Robinson 104. Sadie Martin 104 Caro-
line W 100. May Lynch 100. Miss Cosette 1O0
Follow the Flag 100. Lavenia True loo. Hat
tie Kingston 100 Sarsaparilla 100 lAgnes
Ingram and Follow the Flag coupled as kerwin
Duffy's entry)
Third race five and half furlongs. two
year-olds handicap-Mountain Lad 50. Excite
ment 100. Suzanna 80, Marpessa 94. Chief Hayes
104 Fort Worth 102-
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap@Iyro-
liam o. Gold Enamel III, Elastic 1l2, Glen
Gallant 100, ]. P. Mayberry 50. Jucora 81.
Fifth race one mile. selling-Bengal 1O5.
Tom Mankins 102. Light Opera los. Tom Kiley
1O7, Roommate los. Lucian 100. Hubbard lO2,
Lansdown 105.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth mi miles; sell
fng-Pyrrho fO3 Tristan Shandy 100, Marlin
eS. Athena 93 Extol 101. Miss Betty 95,
Court Maid 96 Kenton 80. George Vivian 1O3-
Weather cloudy: track good
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Bookmakers Rebel at sheep-head.

NEW YORK, June 15.-The book
makers who are members of the. Metro
politan Turf Association declined to ac-
cept wagers to-day on the first race at
Sheepshead Bay. This action was taken
by the Metropolitan Turf Association,
which is the bookmakers' organization,
because non-members of the organiza-
tion have been given equal privileges
at the race tracks for several weeks
past. 1t was reported that unless the
trouble was speedily adjusted the
members of the Metropolitan Turf AS
sociation would not accept wagers for
the Suburban handicap. No conces-
sions were made to the protesting
bookmakers and most of the leading
members of the turf association ac-
cepted bets after some delay.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

Maybe the rough going was some TOO
many FOR the Seals yesterday at Recre-
alton Park. They are not accustomed TO
having prize-hghts and other hoodlum
affairs held while they are playing the
game. But il came TO pass that Eddie
Householder Cousin Parke Wilson and
Jake Atz were all banished, the first two
for making waliops at each other and
the latter for using language unbecom-
ing an officer and a gentleman. Score:
Portland 6. San Francisco ).
II any Of the fans in the house liked
oId-time bah they had no reason to ask
for their money back. 1t was Wallop
you never could tell who was going to
get away with the game till the last
man was declared dead according TO the
laws OF the game. The Seals held the
lead for an inning. but figured as dan
gerOus ones in every inning.
UncIes tribe started il or with a hot
foot in the first After Spencer had
been slowed away, Waldron was safe on
a boot by Mitchell. Wheeler then
ctOuted one past short. Hildebrand came
through with a Texas Lacquer along
the right field foul line, bringing both
men in. Irwin showed one through to
right after Hide had advanced on an
cut, making il three for the Seals, all
they could get.
But the bad thing happened right
there Atz was too saucy in the way in
which he talked TO Mr. Davis. and he
left the field IN company of a special
copper, after having a five spot de-
Quoted from his hard-earned coin.
Gates was trotted over TO third, and
Murphy consented to 40 the honors IN
lett field. He turned out TO be a hero.
Schlahey ushered in the second Tor
the Giants by getting a slap in the
Stats. McCreedie bingled out to right,
TOO fast for Joe NealOn to grab. Big
Mclean put Sclliafley over with a wallop
10 center. Gates forced McCreedie at
third. Murphy, however, was the man
behind two-cushion shot that cleared
the bases, and he had to wait only
minute before Runkle brought him
through Essick could not make good.
but Mitchell tore one through that sent
in the other run.
All went along beautifully till the
fifth, when Householder was on third
and Schlaney on second They tried
10 work q double steal. but Householder
was caught one block from the pan.
He jumped right into Wilson and Parke
came back lighting. He slammed Eddie
over the head couple of times and was
ready TO bring the haymaker over when
the rest OF the bunch cut in and broke
up the fight. Householder was not there
with a comeback, either Umpire Davis
chased EN- both and also levied a tax
Of on their heads.
The Giants had a mottled looking ball
team with Bert Jones in right field,
Murphy in left and Pitcher Gates at
third. They played the game for a
fair-ye-well and backed up Essick in
good style The latter was there with
everything known to fool a batsman at
the right time. while Jimmy Whalen
was getting his. The Seals could not
drive out hits when men were on the
bases. They missed many a good chance
TO get away with the glory on this ac-
count. The score:
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Reilly and Grossn,an Fight Draw.

LARKSPUR. June 15.-Fifteen rounds
of fast milling tonight resulted in
Referee Billy Shannon calling the
match between Rudolph Grossman of
San Rafael and Joe Reilly of San Fran
cisco at Smiling" Metzner's Hall. Lark
spur, a draw. There was a tame pre-
liminary and then a wait OF an hour
while the matter of weight and the
selection of referee were settled
Grossman was about twelve pounds
overweight and Reilly was a pound
under 133, the weight required. After
a lot of wrangling Billy Shannon was
selected to be the third man in the
ring. Notwithstanding that he was
handicapped in weight, height and
reach, Reilly put up fast fight and
won the sympathy of the crowd with
his game stand and heavy punching
Grossmau forfeited $25 rather than
weigh in.
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ATHLETES STAND READY
TO GREET EASTERN OFFICIAL

President Joseph b. Macabe of the
Amateur Athletic Union IL Due
In This City To-Day.
President Joseph B. Macabe of the
Amateur Athletic Union. the governing
body in amateur sports in America. is
due Sin this city to-day from Boston.
He will be Hospitality entertained dur
ing his stay here.
Plans for his entertainment are rap
idly taking shape. The first of the
formal affairs will be an elaborate
banquet, which will be held on Monday
evening. About twenty-five guests
will be invited to meet the distin-
guished Eastern visitor. Among these
will be Mayor Schmitz.
T. I. Fitzpatrick. president OF the Pa
cific Athletic Association, will act as
toastmaster. William Greer Harrison
will make the principal address
Some time during his stay here Mr..
Macabe will be the guest of the direc-
tors of the Olympic Club. which is the
foundation for all that Is high class in
sport on this coast.
There will also be public reception
during his stay here.
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New Sect want. Tr.n.s.r.

CARRIED in the prosaic titles of presi-
dent and secretary of the Mount Car
mel-by-the-Sea, Levi Bowling and r.
p. A. Bergman ask that the suit
brought by the Carmel DEVELOPMENT
Company. to restrain them from using
the name they nave attached to their
religious organization. be transferred
TO Los Angeles for hearing. They saw
there is no officer nor member nor be-
ilever In the creed of the Mount Car
mel-by-the-Sea in the pagan city OF
the north. and that the full purposes OF
the defendant corporation may be made
known 1t Is best that the trial be held
In the City Of the Angels. Judge Hume
will decide the issue.
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New Record for CycIi.t Lawson.

OGDEN, June 15.-Iver Lawson. the
cyclist. lowered the worlds record for
a two-mile open lap race tonight at
the Glenwood saucer track The time
was 1858 As. which is one second lower
than the record held by w. E. Samuel
son, made at Salt Lake City last year.
Up to the last lap Lawson was in third
place, but when within about fifty
yards of the finish he made a wonder
full sprint and crossed the tape a few
inches ahead of Samuelson and W. c.
Hopper-who finished second and third
respectively.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Belle of Pequest, SPEND
thrift Helen. MI.
Second rnce-Champlnin, Schoolmate,
The SOutherner.
Third race-BelIe Of Pequest, Beau
fort, Voorhees,.
Fourth race-Hamburg Belle, Rose
ben, BcdOuin.
Fifth race-Druid, Chieftain, Jonquil.
Sixth race-Mabel Richardson, Col
Onial Girl, Dandelion.
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CHOICES RUN
UP TO FORM
Four Favorites in IA Row
Catch the Eyes of the
Judges at Delmar Track
RACING MAY END SOON
Governor Folk Says the
Anti-Betting Law Will
BE Strictly Enforced
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-But for an dcci-
dent to Sincerity Belle in the NTH race,
which caused the mare to be bumped
early in the contest. practically t1ve Ia
vorites would have won to-day at Delmar
race track. The first four favorites won
off the reel. then came the Sincerity Belle
episode. The last race was won by BraV-
cry. which was equal choice with Fohes
Bergeres, which finished second. Miss
Mae Day won hollow victory in the
feature event.
Governor Folk has stated that the law
making the recording of bets on a race
course a felony will be enforced strictly
after the 10th inst. The track manage
ment announced to-day that 1T intended
to conduct races. and that 1T would nave
nothing whatever to do with the betting
end. There is no law against racing IN
the State Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; maiden two.
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey ST = FIN
2 to 1-Haughty. 1oo o. Wilson)
to Ruth Nolen. los tRice).
Time, :04 2-5. Staart fair. Won easily
Winner E E sTathers eh ,d { by FIeneSiez HanSIel
First los. Mildred Grist 1o5. Ancient Witch
1O5 Mae 1Oo. Chemistry los. Mrs Murray 100,
Katherine l. 1o5. Lightburn 106. finished as
named.
SECOND RAcE-six furlongs: four-year-
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to 1o-Debbie May.s5 (wiley) .
to 1-Essayer. 100 tRusselD. IA
Time, / :16 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner. H. Bateheler's b. m, t4 by Boooy s1
er 90, Atlas 100. Lady Belair 95, Marchioness
96, finished named.
THIRD RAcE-six furlongs; four-year-olds
Betting. Horse weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
Scr1l2 L
o to 2-Ethel Davis.1o1 CPrsnsr) s
8 to Our Lille, 100 tScoville)-
Time. 1:17 is. Start good Won easily
Winner, J. D. Neeiy's ch m. a. by Russell
Queen Lab. Tendercrest 100. Lasso 70.
Mimon 95. Miladi Love 101. Thisbe 101. nm
ished named.
FOURTH RAcE-stx furlongs; three-year-
olds and up: purse:
fsveins Even&Miss herss Mae Day Day. %.1oScsewD ss II
3 TO Sea Voyage 95 wiley. y
to willowdene 100 Harris) 3 ? ms
ner. W. W. Elliot's b. M CD by HeImencs, e
Aala Lala- Frank Bell 1oT. Annabelle Lee
e5. Mr.. Ritchie 90. finished as named
FIFTH RACE-one mile and twenty yards;
hree-year-olds; selling:
Is to 2-Passive. 100 (Ricel. -. l l l l7a
3 to 4-sincer. Belle. 95 Cviley) 4 ! 22
80 to 100 eood sPraSIsy sp sss1v S Win
ner c. Schwacker's b. T. by Litho-Compassion.
Mrs. Jack Dolan 9o; Fay Templeton ton 80 Bo,
as named
SIXTH RAcE-one mile and seventy yards;
three-year-olds and up; selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St Fin
II to R1ave5y Bra gy,ssls. 81 fWsIeys " 9sswn 2i
4 to Miss Betty 95 (PersngD 8 42 h
Time, lac Start bad. Won driving Win
Her Heroine ne iTSerdS Kenton 3d. Nsth MoodcoeE ios,
finished as named.
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DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First race-Oma J, Lucullus, Ed
Early.
second race-Topsy Robinson, Miss
COsette, Sarsapnrilla.
Third race Marpessa, Excitement,
Suzanne.
Fourth race-Elastic, Gold Enamel, j.
p. Mnyberry.
Fifth race-Light Opera, Hubbard,
Lucian.
Sixth rnce-Tristnn Shandy, Athena,
Miss Betty.
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CORBETT,s MANAGER OBJECTS
TO COMMERCIAL ENTERPRISE
Gets Out a Restraining Order to Pre-
vent Him From Taking over
O'ROurke's Delevan Hotel.

NEW YORK, June 15--When Man
ager Harris of the Hudson Theater
heard that James j. Corbett was going
into the hotel business he looked up
his contract and read it over Then he
became busy. There is a clause which
prohibits the party of the second part
from engaging in any other business or
lending his name or reputation to any
other business during the life of the
contract He went before Justice
Clarke of the Supreme Court and filed
a copy of a newspaper article and
prayed for a restraining order. 1t was
granted.
The injunction was served at 1
o'clock this afternoon. just as Davies
was about to pass the earnest money
over to O'Rourke. The deal was de-
cIared off.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-BardOlph, Nervator, DR..
Kenny.
Second race-Lady WaddelI, Concert,
Justi.
Third race-Tapioln, sweetie, Our
Sister.
Fourth race-Creolin, Beana, Warner.
Fifth race-Miss Jordan, Ice Water,
Shnwana.
Sixth race-Mint Bed, Sister Lillian,
Arthur GUNNER.
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kept the score down to-day. as both

kept the score down to-day. as both
Shields and Thomas were hard hit. In
the eighth inning, when it seemed Seat
tie would make a rally, Sheehan cut off
three hits and started a lightning
double play. Seattle also made two
fast double plays, Feeney starting one
and Hall and Kemmer completing it.
Charley Hall helped in the other After
taking Doyle's long fly out of the sun
he shot the ball on line TO third base
ahead OF Happy Hogan, who tried to
sneak up from second on the put out
The score:
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Thora Lee Beats. Cohasset.

ST. LOUIS. June 14.-Union Park racing
results:
First race six furlongs-Pierce ] won. Onyx
II second. Lady Felix third. Time, 1:15 Is.
Second race, five furlongs-Rose Mini won
Lady Chiswick second. Governor Davis third
Time, 1:02 4-5
Third race. one and a sixteenth miles
ond Macbeth third Time, 1:4s 90
Fourth race. six furlongs-Mansard won
Pipe second. Parisienne third Time, 1:13 As
hasset second. Know third. Time. 1 AZ.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Ingol-
thrift won, Matte H second, Joe Goss third.
Time, / 20 4-5
Seventh race. six MISUNDERSTANDING
won. Trossachs second. Immortelle third. Time.
1 IA 4-5.
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AUGUST BELMoNTs GREAT
MARE. WHICH WON THE SUB
URBAN IN BRILLIANT STYLE

selling; three-year- and up:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. y Fin
to Memories. 107 Gynel.: 1hd Sh
10 to 1-Action, los (o'NeilD -. 8 2 3h
Time. I:4s. Start fair. Won easily. Win
ner, w. Clay's blk. +. by Sir Dixon -Merdin.
Pretknsion. Supreme Court, Gold Dome. Rock
lanf, Orly II, Uncle Urigh, Port Arthur, DR..
Saflor. Rcckaway finished named.
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princeton Tenni. Player. win.

NEW YORK, June 15.-Alexander
and Hackett, Princeton's former tennis
champions. to-day won their places in
the final round of the tournament for
the metropolitan championship. Their
meeting will decide the championship.
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Heavy Catcbe. of salmon.

SANTA CRUZ. June 15.-The salmon
catches are getting larger each day
The biggest catch this summer was
made by party of visitors who went
out to-day on a launch and landed
fourteen big fish.
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SUMMARY

Stolen bases-Essick Mitchell Schia1ey
Householder Errors-Mitchell, Gochnauer
Murphy. Two-base hits-Murphy Wheeler
Nealon, Mitchell. First base on errors-San
Francisco 3. Portland !. First base on called
balls-On Whalen e. Left on bases-Gan
Francisco Z. Portland 3. Struck out-By
Whalen /, by Essick S. Hit by pitcher
Schlafiey- Double plays-Schlaney to Runkle;
Nhaien 10 Nealoh- Time OF game-One hour
thirty-five minutes. umpire-Davis
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SUMMARY.

Earned runs--seattle- 2 Tacoma s. Two
base hits-Houtz. C. Hall. Hogan. McLaugh
lin, Nordyze. Double plays-Feeney TO C
Hall to Kemmer: c. Hall to McHaie: Shee
han to Doyle Sacrifice hits-Nordyke. Hogan
Stolen bases-Hogan Thomas Struck out
by Shields 2 by Thomas 2 Bases on balls
By Shields 2 by Thomas L. Wild pitch
Thomas. Left on bases-Seattle Z. Tacoma 4
Time Of game-1:40. Umpire-Perrine
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wrestler Gotch Defeat. Olsen.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June 15.-Frank
Gotch defeated Olsen in a wrestling
match at Convention Hall tonight
winning two straight falls, catch-as-
catch-can and Greco-Roman.
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PHILLIES TRIM PIRATES
Washington Fans Chase the
Umpires to the Box Office,
Where They Take Refuge
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-With one out
in the ninth and the score tie, Grady
lined out a two bagger. went to third
on Nichols single and scored on Shay's
smash over Mertes' head. winning the
first game of the series for the nome
tam. Attendance 6IO0 Score;
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RelIIy Knocks Out WnIInce.

GREAT FALLS, Mont, June 15.-Jack
Reilly of Seattle knocked out Tommy
Wallace of Philadelphia in the tenth
round Of a fast fight here tonight.
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on Nichols single and scored on Shays
smash over Mertes' head. winning the
7 first game of the series for the nome
team. Attendance. 600. Score:
j St Louis ....-..........,.. . i
Batteries Nichols and GRADY; Taylor and
Bl lesnahan. Umpires-Klem and TOMBSTONE.
PlTTSbURG. June 15-Phiiadelphia out
played PItSsourg at every point to-day, Pit
finger fine pitching. with good support. kei t
PittsburG from reaching second base m-re than
twice. Attendance, S20o Score:
P,ttsbpTg l,na saa1s,;. ..-..----.-.-,.- 3 g
Kanoe. Umpire-Bauswine
CHICAGO. June l5-The fielding of Brook
being IGdIcrous. The locals hit both Scanlon
and Mcintyre freely with on bases and
won easily. Attenoance 2SOO Score:
Chicago -.-..-..-.-...........1o II ,
'iSaftsn Batteries-Pfeifcr Rublbacb and .o.Nenlo'
Scanlon. Mcintyre and Ritter. Umplre-o Day.
CINCINNATI, June 15.-Cincnnati the
game gar In IN the tenth ten inning The BostSns tie, tied
Attendance, 2500 Score:
Bat1eries-ZEwing and schlei; Young and
Needham. Umpire-Emslie.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
WASHINGTON, June 15.-CleveIand shut
out Washington to-day. Not a Washington
player reached second. The spectators dis
agreed with the umpires in several decisions
and followed them after the game to the box
Office, where the umpires remained until the
crowd left the park. Attendance 2100. Score:
R. H. L.
ashlngtoh ....-.....-....... L
CieVeiand A ..-.---..--...- U
Batteria-Hughes and Heydon; Joss and
Buelow.
BOSTON. June 15.-Batting and errors were
practically equal between Boston and Detroit
to-day. but Detroits errors were less cosby
and their hits were punched. giving them the
game. Attendance 5000 Score:
noo,. r. Il. p;
Boston 5
Criger.
PHILADELPHIA, June 15.-Howell pitched
great hall to-day. and shut the home team.
Bender was hit hard and was relieved by
CoakIey in the third inning. Attendance 37o0.
Score:
r. H E:
Philadelphia .--........-...... 1
Batteries-Howel and Sugden; Bender.
Coakley and Schreck.
NEW YORK June 15.-Chicago defeated
New York in the first game of the series
punching of nits with men bases gave the
visitors victory. Attendance 1000. Score:
r.. H. E.
New York .. s 4
chicago .-.--..... .---..-...--.
Batteries-chesbro. Putnam and Kleinow;
White and Sullivan.
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Totals.2 0 8 q l4l
SUMMARY

Errors-smith. Goodwin. Hits made of
Goodwin s. off Carson O. Three-base hit-
Dunleavy Two-base hits-Kelly, Dillon Dew
ereaux. Sacrifice .hits-Ross Byrnes First
base or error--Oakland /. Left on bases-Los
Angeles g. Oakland s. Bases on balls-Onf
Goodwin 4, of Hogan 1. Struck out-By
Hogan l. by Carson 3. Double play-Francks
Il Byrnee 70 Streib. Hit by pitched ball
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