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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Washington
TWO FLEET GREYHOUNDs
IN A SERIES OF TRIALS
Richard Anton VIII Meet Mr.. ZIxnexo
at Union COursing Park on
sunday

Two stakes and one of the matches
in the Grand National stake will make
up Sundays card at Union Coursine
Park. The pair in the Grand NationaI
will be Richard Anton and Mr.. Zignego
The drawing last night resulted as
follows:
Grand observation-disclosures Anton va Mr. Zig
nego. A' @ls-
Class reserve stake-Presto vs. Gold Chain.
L. q vs. Fiery Rock; Mi Amigo vs. Hind,
son; Amandan vs. Full Moon: EagIe VS. Pasba
Pleasant; Northern Flyer vs. Barge. BIazs ~
Real Pasha; Gamoit Auntie Tralse: The
Referee vs.. Agile Squirt: Lucy Clair w %
mona; Lord Brazen vs.. Mavis Clair: Renegade
Apache VS.. Carlow Boy
Hessrve-Four Paw VS.. Peerless Polly.
Northern Eclipse vs.. Barney Rey; ina Cissus
VS.. Texas Jill: Paul Dunbar vs. Afuggsv. The
Widow vs. Young Kerry PiIpin. Rio vs. Fet-
teriess: Fiery Cross VS.. Young Johnny Rex.
ColoreG Lady vs. Miss BrummeI. Black coon
vs. Wentworth; Bon Ami VS. Queens Beauty:
Young Tommy r vs.. Merit: Ths Mist VS. Mr.
LonJers; Wild Pees vs.. Tralee Girl Happy
Lad vs. intruder; Tralee Lad VS. Claucus: En-
MS vs. Tom Fitz: Luxury IS. Wild Belle;
Lupsn vs. j Z: Goldie vs. Jim Lamb. Assassi n
vs. St a Lion. Angus Cissus vs. Lalnpre Eel: :
Matchless Bss,1ty Wild MIST The R0maYs@
VS. Terra Cott~; Blue Craig VS. Sherman; Wild
Gus vs. Texas Mamie: Crawford Belle vs.. Red
Cross Nurse; Golden Garter VS.. Pasha King.
RUBY Sankey vs. Limerick Boy; Rowena Belle
VS. Trinity Girl Bartagis vs. Little Claude;
vs. Orsina-
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STANFORD GRIDIRON WILL NOT
BE READY FOR PRACTICE GAMES
Work Delayed on New Football Field
Causes Use of Old Grounds for
Preliminary Struggles.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. o.
Manager r. w. Barrett of the Associ-
ated Students of the University an
nounced to-day that the new football
field in course of construction will not
ary practice games. Mr.. Barrett also
expresses grave doubts as to the pos
sibility of completing the arena before
the intercollegiate freshman match.
Work upon the old field will start
tomorrow and will be>rushed with all
possible speed. Upon this gridiron the
seating capacity of the present bleach
ers will prove ample for the prelimin-
ary games. The surrounding fences.
which are in a bad state, will be re-
paired and the bleachers strengthened.
The ground will be thoroughly plowed
and narrowed and the contract for sew
eral loads of sawdust has been let.
The field has always been considered a
first-class gridiron and will again ably
meet all the demands of the squad
The new field has been graded and
concrete foundations for the supports
of the bleachers have been finished.
With the exception of this not a stroke
of work has been performed Not a
stick of lumber with which to build the
grandstand or fence has appeared upon
the scene of operations. The work will,
however, be commenced by the middle
of next week and should, if properly
rushed, be far enough advanced by No
vember to permit the bleachers to be
used If temporary changes were made
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ANCOL0 FIRST
BY SCANT HEAD
Takes the Feature Event
for Two Year Olds on
the. Latonia Race Card
Special Dispatch to Tho Can.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-The sun man
aged to break through the clouds to-
day, but the track is still rough and
far from at it's best. The feature
event of the card was the race for two
year-olds. After a pretty and an ex-
citing struggle Angelo won by head.
TTenola, the favorite, ran as though
he had a wagonload of hay in him.
homola, on which Mclaughlin out
broke his field, finished second, but was
disqualified for plainly fouling Angelo.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-oIds
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey ST. a. Fin.
8 to 1-Arachne. 112 CBooker).. 90
80 to Flor. May. 100 (Morris) 9 2
Time, : III Start good Won easily Win
Dlstaff. Lady Lou 100 Green Gown ia, Gra-
cious 1O7, Eneda 105 Del Soboso 107, Fontesla
1o1, Chauney 100; Python no A Convict no.
Wakeful 100 Red Cliff 114, finished as named
SECOND RACE-one and sixteenth miles,
three -year-olds and up; selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. p. Fin.
TO 20-Red Leaf. 80 (Radtke) l ) | q
10 to to IN M0t HsSlon sS 0s5neFs So eRilms5
Time. 1850 2-5. Start good. Won easily
Winner, c; Strauss & Go.'s ch f.. by Her. Her
s8. Katie Powers 96, Royal Pearl 100, finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-Five furlongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St. q. Fin.
1s to 5-Agnolo 106 (Robinson)
TO 5-%Romola, 101 (McLghn) l Il
80 70 l-Anlta; ss 6MorPis9: ! 11as ia
Time 1 :02 2-5. Start good Won driving
Winner. W. Z. Cotton's ch. c., by Ingoldsby-
Agno. Speechmaker 1O1 Pretty Nellie 93. fin
ished named. disqualified for fouling.
FOURTH RACE-Steeplechas short course;
three -year-olds and up; handicap
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin
to 1-Ohio King, 125 (McClain) l . 8
to 5-Gould. 145 (Johuson). ....- 10 3 10
Time ; :01. Start good. Won easily Winner,
w. Webb's ch. h. (6) by Irish King Fanella-
Onyx II 49, Blue Mint 13T. finished as
named Alice Commoner 119. ran out. Kill
morie 1876, lost rider
FIFTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-
olds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. St g. Fin.
IL to 1-Nutterwell, ,103 (Jackson) 4 1h1
9to All Brown, 1O3 (CasselD. 2 3
to Gut Glass. los on Lghln) y h
Time / :O4. Start good. Won easily. Winner
H. w. Nutter's ch. f. by Hanwell-Vena N
Jacks Queen 103, Lila NJ 104. Hattie King
ston 1O3, Pearl Russell 103, finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-olds
and up selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin.
to BLACK Fox ia (MLghln) IL
to 5-Euba, leo (RobinsoD. =
Winner. Hughes Bros br. h. (O by st.
George Marie Jansen. Joe Goss 109, Colonel
Jim Douglass los, Best Man ia, Blytheness
ia. The Roustabout los, Allista 112. Horton
112. Full Sway no. Sand Bath no. finished
as named
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RICH STAKES
ARE OFFERED
New California Jockey Club
Adds Three New Events
for the Next Season
FOR TWO YEAR 0LDS
Burns Handicap
Continues Richest Fix
ture OF Winter Meeting

The New California Jockey Club has
added three new stakes to its list for
this season. They are all for two-year-
olds. They are the Daniel 7. Murphy
handicap for foals of 1903 at one mile,
the Gunst stakes for fillies at four fur
longs and the Alexander Hamilton
STAKES at four furlongs for colts and
geldings.
The season will open as usual on
November II. The Burns handicap will
be run on January - and the Califor-
MIA Derby on February %. The list Of
stakes follows:
orening handicap $1,000 added; to be run
Saturday, November II, 1906 one mile.
Thanksgiving handlcap-S20OO added: TO BE-
run THURSDAY November 80. 1905: one mile
and furlong.
Crocker Selling stakes-S2Ooo added; for
three-yoar- olds and upward at time of closing:
TO be run Saturday. December o, 1905; one
mile
Daniel T. Murphy handicap-For two-year-
olds foals OF 1903; $1,000 added: TO be
Saturday December 10. 1905 one mile.
Christmas handicap-s3 $4,000 added: to be run
Monday December %. 1908; one and quarter
New Year handicap-s2OOo added: to be run
Monday January l, 1906; one mile and fur
FolIansbee handicap-s2OOO added; a high
weight handicap for twe-year- and upward
at time Of closing; to be run Saturday, Janu-
ary G. 1906; seven furlongs.
u.
for two-year-olds and upward time OF
closing; 10 be run Saturday. January Is 1906;
six and a half furlongs
Lissak handicap-$2000 added; a hanoicap
for two-yesr olds and upward at time Of
closing: to be run Saturday. January 20, 1905;
one mile
Burns handicap-S1O.Oo COO; to be run satur-
day, January p, 1906; one and a quarter
miles.
California Oaks-S2oO0 added: for three-year-
old hllies Of 1905 tnow two-year-olds); to be
run Saturday February B. 1906: one and
sixteenth miles.
Palace Hotel handcap-$200O added; q han
oicap for two-year- olds and upward at time
OF closing; TO be run Saturday, February 10,
1906; one mile and furlong.
California Derby-S25O0 added: three-year-
olds Of 1905 (now twO-year-olds); 10 be run
Thursday, February %, 1906; one and a quar-
ter miles.
waterhouse Cup-s3Oco added; a handicap
FOR two-year-olds and upward at time of
closing; TO be run Saturday, March g. 1908:
two and a quarter miles
Thornton stakes-$2500 added; for two-year-
olds and upward at time of closing; to be run
Saturday, March Il. 1906; four miles.
Entries for the foregoing stakes close
Monday, October %, 1905. Entries for
the following two-year- stakes for
1906 close December {. 1905:
Gunst stakes-s15OO added: for two-year- old
hllles now yearlings); be run Saturday,
February Il, 1906: four furlongs
Alexander Hamilton stakes-S150O added for
colts and geldings tnow yearlings) to be run
Saturday March 10. 1906; four furlongs
Bell stakes-S20O0 added for two-year-olds
"a. 1906: four and a half furlongs
Gebhard handicap-$2500 added; for two
Year-olds fnow y'earlings); to be run Satur-
day, March 81, 1906: five furlongs
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POOL SELLING GIVEN
ANOTHER SEVERE BLOW
Governor Hanley of Indiana
Continues War Against
Gambling.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. Ex-Governor
Hanley to-day took another step in the
direction of enforcing the law at French
Lick and hereafter there will be
no pool selling on the races. Tom
Taggart, himself, has ordered the West
ern Union Telegraph Company to discon-
tinue the race service, saying that 1t
would not be resumed in the future. 1t
is believed that Taggart is trying to avert
prosecution and it is said that the Gov
erner is not disposed to proceed against
him If there shall be no violations of
the law in future.
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 9.-The entries
for o-morrow's races at Latonia follow:
First race, six and a halt furlongs-Kate
Zitt So Nominee 90, Col. Jim Douglas 90
Naran 81, Miss Manners 81, Pierce 81. The
Laurel o. Danube 81, Major Carpenter 81, Ike
80 Flori 100 Sam Craig 1O2.
Second race. one mile, selling,Lady Belall
92 Gracious go Brown Vail 90, Bernice %.
Mabel Winn 81, Hot &c. A Convict 81. Ami
mostly 102 Saftey Light o.
Third race five furlongs. purse-True 101,
Julius Frank 104 Wool Soap 104. Windshield
1Oi, Leo Bright 104. Hot Toddy 104. Fresnola
104 F'lagstone 104. Stoner Hill 104. Saints Day
1O4 Henry Morn 105. Ecleptic los, Rely los.
Sea Mate 103.
Fourth race one mile and a hundred yards,
selling-Federal 90. Outlaw 90, Rian 90. Dun
cannon 90. Apple 95. Axares o. F'lorizel 81,
Frivol so, Fonsoluca 1O5
Fifth race, five furlongs. purse-Queen Car
oline 1O0 Sister Frances 101. Merry Belle 100,
Zienap 112 Lillta 1O0 Osee 1O2. Zienap and
Lilita Schultz entry.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs, selling
--BeIltoone 92 Mansard 10S ]. W. ONeill 104.
Merino 95 Ruth's Royal 101, Auroceiver 9S.
Ell Donoso III. Moon Et 105. Picture Hat 90,
Maralda 103 Denice 90, Eleanor Howard 81.
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Dead Heat i'm santa Roxa Roc..

SANTA ROSA, Aug. 9.-The benefit
race meet to-day under the auspices
or the Sonoma County Driving Club for
Willard II. Zibble brought ont some
good horses. While the attendance wa
not large, the affair was a financial
success, the sale of tickets being
large The principal interest centered
in the 2:12 class mixed race, Durfee's
Rita H and DR.. j. w. Clark's Robizolo
the latter a local horse. being entered
The Judges declared it a dead heat
The time was 2:12h. There were seven
races in ALL
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Fort ERIE ENTRIES.

FORT ERIE, Aug. 9.-The entries for
to-morrow's races follow:
First race, five furlongs. maidens. two-year-
olds-Hockler no., Longbrght 106 Peter Beck
er los. Eta NJ 103. Ethel Pepper 103. Mamie
Foster 103. Oak Grove 103, Lady Stewart 103,
Zana Mcclellan 1O3, Hess 103. Fantana 1G3
Second race. five furlongs. maidens, two
year-ods-Kings Guinea 10, Goldmate 11O,
w. II. Carey ITO, Fulbert 10I Lucy Carr 107,
Pentagon LOG, DR.. Koch 106. Knickerbocker
1o6 Paeon 106 Lady Hamburg 103. Casters s
Pride 103.
Third race, six furlongs. all ages-La Lon lie
105. Rusk 102 Rebo 81, Minamoto 90, Weird
some 90, Capitano oS. True Wing 95, Conjuress
3d. Henry Waring 50.
Fourth race, mile and seventy yards, three
year -olds-Mamie Algol 1o7. The Trif1er 1o7
Sand 104, Jungle Imp 1902 Trappist 102, c. R.
James 1O2. Gladys Mcconnell 81. Dorothy
Dodd o.
Fifth race five furlongs, two-year-ods, SELL
ing-Tichimingo 10s Colonel Bronston 104
Factotum 104 Fortunate 101. Cadichon 101,
Jean Lee 1Oo Devoir 1oo Marvel p so, Pea
fowl 92
Sixth race. one mile, three year-olds and up
selling-Day no. Derry LOG, The Don 1oe
King of the Valley los. Colonist 1O3 Scion
Shingle 103, Monochord 1903. Water Tower 101.
Amberita 101, Gay Lizzette 101. Mezzo 09, Mag
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welI-Known Hor.emnn Dies.

PORTLAND. Aug. 9-Louis Near
thur, well known to Pacific Coast
horsemen, dropped dead to-day at the
Milwaukee Country Club while seated
under the trees in the park. No inquest
was deemed necessary by the Coroner
Macarthur was about 35 years old His
wife lives in San Francisco His moth
er is wealthy and is a resident of Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
JOCKEY WILLIE DAVIS
DYING OF EXHAUSTION
Clever Race Rider Stricken
While on the Road Reduc-
inc His Weight.

SARATOGA, Aug. s.-While reducing
his weight running on the country road
near the racetrack to-day Jockey Willie
Davis, who is employed by the Paget-
Haggin stable, was overcome by exhaus-
ton. He was removed to the Saratoga
Hospital, where he is believed to be dy-
ing.
He came from St. Louis and has been
riding the Paget- -Haggh horses and those
of August Belmont with great success
this season He is 10 years old and has
made SEC, 900 out Of riding.
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ball took an ugly bound and Mohler
was led off the field with a badly frac-
tured jaw. He was taken 10 the hospi-
tai IN an ambulance. Later in the game
Wilson had two fingers on his right
hand badly torn by a foul tip The
locals outbatted and outfielded the visi-
tors and won on their merits. Nealon
Will not have to spend any money for
food this week. He beIted the ball out
of the lot again and received another
meal ticket. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
San Mateo Dog show.

The premium list is out for the sec
ond annual open air dog show of the
San Mateo Kennel Club. 1t will be
held on C. w. Clark's polo field on Sep
tember 9. c. X. Harley will judge fox
terriers. other breeds being divided be-
tween Charles Lyndon OF Toronto and
John Bradshaw of this city.
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Fails TO Swim the English Channel.

DOVER. England, Aug ct. W.
Burgess started this morning from the
coast guard station at Lydden, four
miles northwest of this port in another
attempt to swim across the channel
After being six hours in the water he
was twelve miles out and was going
strongly.
Burgess got within four miles of the
French coast. when the strong current
commenced to carry him back, COM
pelling him to give up the attempt.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
SAN FRANCISCO.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY.
EARNED r11ns-SeattIa

Earned runs-Seattle !. San Francisco 1.
Two-bsse hits-Frary. Friek Roach. Three
base hit-Mohler, Home rQn-Nealon Double
psys-Hildebr to Wilson Sacrifice hits
Frick Roach. Stolen bases-Walters. Blan-
kenshlp 90, Hart. Frick. Waldron (2), Hide
brand. Struck out-By Roach 8 by Wheeler
]. by Henley 3 Base on balls-Wheeler.
Passed ball-Blankenshp. Left on bases
Seattle O. San Francisco 4 Innings pitched
by Wheeler !, runs p hits 2; by Henly Z. hits
rine
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FORT ERIE sELECTIONs.

(By the New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-LOnS Bright, Zana Nc
LELAND, Oak Grove.
Second Observation-Disclosures Kings
Guinea, Lucy Carr.
Third rnce-La Londe, Rusk, True
Wing.
Fourth rnce-The Trifer, Sand, Dor
Otiy Dodd.
Fifth race-Marvel p, TichiminEo,
Colonel BrOnston.
Sixth race-MonOchOrd, MezzO, King
of the Valley.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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SCROFULA
FROM PARENT TO CHILD

The laws of heredity are invariable
and the diseased blood of parents is
handed down to children in the form Of
Scrofula. Being thus deeply rooted
nothing can reach the disease but con-
stitutional remedy. The very foundation
of the blood is diseased, and until it is
purified and made strong, those who are
born with a scrofulous tendency cannot
have the blessing of robust health.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
Los ANGELES
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Struck ou1by cray = Dy Essick = Bases
hits-Essick and Mclean. Home run-Mitchell
Double plays-Van Buren TO Atz Spies to
on bases-Portland g. Los Angeles g. First
base on errors-Portland 3. Time of game
One hour and thirty-five minutes. Umpire
Davis.
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C1ereland. o.. 122 Rrowne1I SD.

inherited Scrofula from my ancestry,
and this means, of course, weak, impure
blood and rundown, debilitated, con-
oition of the system. Treatment of ply
sicians did not do me anything like the
IL. It promotes appetite and digestion,
gives Strength and energy, builds UP
the general health in every way, and in
addition TO being an excellent blood pu-
rIder it adds to It's SUCCESS as remedy
for Scrofula. It did more for me than
anything / have used, and with pleas
ure recommend it. s. 8. s. completely
cured me OF this blighting disease.
MRS. LOUISE COHEN,
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
MOHLER BADLY INJURED.
Clever Player Has His Jaw Fractured
in Game at Seattle.

SEATTLE. Aug st was an un-
fortunate game for the Seals this after
noon. Not only did they lose, but Moh-
Ter and Wilson, two Of their best play
ers. were injured and will not be able
to work for some time. In the first
inning Mohler stopped to take a swift
line shot from the bat of Frick. The
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

(By the New York Morning Teiegraph)
First ruce-Naran, Miss Manners,
Major Carpenter.
Second race-Hot, Bernice. A. Con-
Wet.
Third race-Woo1 Soap, Henry Morn,
Rely.
Fourth race-Florizel, DungannOn,
Apple.
Fifth race-Sister Frances, SchuItze
entry. Oscc.
Sixth race-Mansard. Moon Eft. Auro-
cciver.
Weather clear. Track good.
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STMMARY.

Hits off Hogan O. off Pierce >, off Schmidt
4. Three-base hit-Sheehan. Two-base hits
Francks. Nordyke, Deyereaux. Sacrifice hits
-Shcehan Eagan. Kelly. First base on errors
Tacoma 6. First base on called balls-On
Hogan J. off Brown .. Left on bases-Oakland
z Tacoma g. Struck out-By Hogan >. by
Pierce J. by Brown . Hit by pitcher-Casey.
Time of game-One hour and hfty-fve min
utes Umpires-M Mcdonald and Bray.
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Tn-n,nrS CAVES.

T0-DAl'S GAMES.
Tacoma-OaI1laDd at Recreation Park.
Los Angeles at Portland.
san Francisco n seattle.
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COMMUTERS ERR
ELEVEN TINES
Everybody Boots the Ball
Around the Lot. so Tigers
Pile Up Sixteen TallieS
OAKS RALLY TWICE
After Enjoying Prosperity
for Awhile. They Fall
Down and Toss Game Away
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Seattle. 6; san Francisco. ;.
TaconIH. I6; Oakland, :.
Portland, 6; Los Angeles, ..
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S. S. S., the king Of blood purifiers, is
changes the quality of the blood by
cleansing it of all poisons and impurities,
building it up and strengthening the en-
tire system. When s. S. S. has restored
the blood to 4 healthy condition and
forced out the scrofulous deposits, there
is sure return TO health. No remedy
has ever been found to equal this great
vegetable preparation for the cure of all
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-10

QecldlnS run to-day. Mcfarland opened Do. -
ly, then for eight innings held the visftors ar
soiutely at his mercy. Attendance. 700.
Score: n
R-ooII,--o -'''''.--''..-..-''..s 10
OIOOhiyu u
Observation-Disclosures, Taylor and Grady:
Scanlon and Bergen Umpire-Bausewfna.
PTTTSBURG,Aug- 9.-Young kept the hits we'll
scattered and had it not been for errors Pitts
burg would have scored only. one run. In the
ninth inning Umpire Klein, because OF COACH
ing from the Ptttsburg players bench put
every reserve player out Of the grounds Law
ing only players actually in the game on the
held- Attendance. 5000 score: r. n n
PnatnI PlstsDurs --.--'....---......'.....
DOStOn
Observation-Disclosures and carisch: Young
and Needham. Umpire-Klem-
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-Three of Amss' oasses
to-day were turned into runs by steals Ionr
flies and timely hits. Wicker kept the hits a.
him well scattered Attendance $500. score:
c,,- =. H E.
Sn,cako SaD.. 90, ..''.....''''...''.'...'..
New 1ork ............s.....s..
Batteries-Wicker and O'Neiili Ames Nc
Ginnity and Bresnahan. Umpire-O'Day
CINCINNATI, Aug. "A base on hall. n
wild throw. three singles and Titus fliraAis
gave Cincinnati four and the game IN ths
third inning. Attendance, Zoo score:
o., r H =.
S.-,StA.nal s'..'ssssssssssssssss.. ~
Ennaoelpnia .s..s.ss..ss........s.8
Batteries-Chech and 9chfeig Dugglsby ana
Abbott Umpire-Emslie.
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diseases arising
from a diseased
or impure blood
supply. If you
have Scrofula or
any tendency
that way write
ne all ai,0ufvOrr
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case and we will send you book describ-
ing the disease and give, without charge,
any medical advice you may need.
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta. Ga.
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.CY YOUNG OF BOSTON
RETAINS HIS CUNNING
Keeps the Hits Well Scat
tered in a Game With
Pittsburg.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 9.-Babb's long Quite 4
ny together with a triple, gave Brooklyn a.
deciding run to-day. Mcfarland opened no. -
ly. then for eight innings held the visitors ar
soiutely at his mercy. Attendance 1000
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AMFRTCAN T.UAGuU

WASHINGTON. Aug. s.-st. Louis HE
Of Washington's misplays ran away with the
game, which without feature scorsl
r. II. q.
Washington ......................4 8
81. Louis. .............sssss.s..s...1 IL II
Batteries-Hughes ana Kittrsdge; Pelty and
Roth
BOSTON Aug e.-Boston-Detroit game post
poned: rain
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 9.-C1eveland-Ph -Phila-
delphia game postponed; rain.
NEW YORK Aug 9.-New York-Chicaxo
game postponed: rain
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TACOMA

hdlled lof flefce IN tlgnln.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNING
The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-02-12

have reduced the amount of stocks on hand on February l as compared with January. Such showing for the mid winter period and with cold weather ob- stacles to production and transportation for a cheerful opinion of iron trade con- ditions Yet the United States Steel stocks have been almost immovable since these announcements were made. On Tuesday there were admitted to the Atch- ison directorate two new representatives who are regarded as testify ing to an in- f1uential interest in that property by the Union Pacific interest
 The ase of the money market has defied all modifying influences in the with drawals of gold for export and expansion of loans The active trade reported from the Interior has not checked the heavy flow of currency to this center except as it was affected by the Chicago street railway operations.
 Rumors of railroad deals have played their part in the special advances of the week. The movement for legislation to give the government control of freight rates remains in active discussion but a belief in accomplishment of definite ae- ton by the present session of Congress has been assigned as a cause of firmness in stocks.
 The bond market has been filled with a good investment demand. but some of the active speculative issues have moved irregularly. United States Is advanced F per cent on call on the week.