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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
TENNIS COURTS
DRAW PLAYERS

Despite the heavy dewnpour yes
terday morning some enthusiastic
tennis players with the aid of mops
and brooms dried the California Club
courts early in the afternoon. Play
ers dropped in singly and in
pairs. and late in the afternoon the
courts We're all occupied Some
good practice matches were played
the doubles in which Frank Nit
chell, Carl Gardner, George James and
Grant Smith participated being par
ticularly good.
Smith and James proved a strong
combination Mitchell and Gardner
won only one game in two SETS the
score being 6-1, 60 in favor of
James and Smith. The winners played
a fast game and had their opponents
on the defensive constantly.
Mitchell had an off, day and his part
ner received little help from him.
In the second match Mitchell and
smith played on one side of the net
and Gardner and James on the other
Mitchell improved somewhat, but the
youngsters beat the veterans in two
straight sets. The score was Ga,
6-4
Gardner again took James into
camp in singles. Two sets were
played and Gardner annexed both of,
NitCiti. lie SCOIe WAS O--4, b-l.
Jones is playing a strong game at
present, though Gardner has been
beating him regularly of late
James played one set with Mitchell.
in singles and won by score of 6-3.
DR.. Young and w. S. MacGavin, the
two veterans, met again and the doc
tor was beaten in straight sets. The
score was 6-3. 6-4.
w. G.. Knowlton was beaten twice.
DR.. Lovegrove beat him Cd, and
William Johnson caused quite a sur
prise by beating the Iron man." 6-1.
The following matches were played:
George James and Grant Smith beat Carl
Gardner and Frank Mitchell, 6-1 go; Gardner
and James beat Mitchell and Smith, 6-3. ga;
James beat Mitchell, 6-3. Gardner beat James,
Ga, 6-1; DR.. Lovegrove beat w. G. Knowl-
ton, "a William Johnson beat Knowlton, 6-1;
Harold Gabriel beat Johnson Ga 6-3; George
Cutter beat Dr. Lovegrove, 7-5 ga: w. &.
Gavin beat DR.. Younger. 6-S. "a; Gabriel beat
Black, 6-3, 6-2, 6-4.
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Races to Be Run
on the Main
Course.

NEW YORK, May I'm Difference to
the wishes of the majority of racegoers
that future events should not be run
be transferred to the main track, where
a better view of the running can be
had, the stewards of the meeting now
in progress at Belmont Park to-day is
sued the following notice:
On and after Tuesday, May 8, all races at
year-olds and upward, VIII be run on the main
track except the sixth race, May 10. at one
mile and a furlong, which will be run on the
Belmont course.
The Belmont course is in the shape
OF the letter 'S." The entries for to-
morrow's races:
maiden. two-year- -olds-Sandy Dingwal 112, Sir
Trustan 112 Voorhees, 112. How About You
IL Hsmmsraway hs Sst a'i fia East End 1i2 QUEEN
Florentine 100. st. Ursula 100. Charwell 1o9
Second race. four and and. half furlongs, Ion :.
io2 He Gold Coin 90 O Old Ella e6, Gentian 90
Phyllis A 104. AIintia "a. veribest 80. Hooray
a. In Line 95, Guy Mannering "a, Merrick 9s,
Eileen Burn 81.
Third race, six furlongs. maidens. three-year-
olds and up-Roly Poly 90, Ethels Pride 9S,
Roche no. Sprakers 9s, Drone 9S, Prince Ham
burg ss Migraine 9s, Gambler 95. Castor 50.
SungEnt 11o. Grand Duchess 95, hasanlelio 'sc,
Ismaillan 49, High Life SO, Renault oS.
Fourth race Crotona Handicap, six fur
longs-Lady Amelia 122, Diamond 106, Race
King 1906 Blandy 105 Oxford 104. Pasadena
1o3. King Pepper 81. Trapper 95. Diamond
Flush 50. Ameriack ss, Confessor 90 Leonidas .hs
Duke of Kendall 1o2, Palette 81, Uncas So.
Fifth race handicap fillies. seven furlengs,
neutrality-suspicious. 1876. zoalo 124. Salvatella
100 Toi San 113. Diamond Flush no. Palette
los.
Sixth race. handicap. one mile-Graziall 126.
Rapid Water, 1928 st. Valentine 100, Right
ROYAL 1o5 Dandelion 105, Voladay 80.
WAa her clear: track fast.
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During the racing season which end
ed on Saturday the New California
Jockey Club distributed nearly s430, 900
in stakes and purses. This large
amount was shared by many owners,
sixty-six winning more than $2000
Walter Jennings, who left early with
the main part of his stable, almost
reached the $4,000 mark, heading the
list with $19,705. DR.. Rowell with his
small string did WE'LL, being second with
a total Of s16,605. M. J. DAILY won
S15.9 $780, The principal winners We're:
w. B. Jennings S19705, H. E. Rowell s1e.-
sos. Nj. j. DAILY S15,96o. G. w. Wilson $15,-
s35, Louis II. Ezel S13, 100, Frank Skinner
SO 26o, p. Ryan 5000, II G.. Ferguson STe05
John r. Schorr $3.50. D. Cameron s70sO. Mrs
Summers & Co. $6075. William Cahil $1,000,
D. S. Fountain S5930 Fitzgerald & Cree $3.50
r.. A. Smith S5530- Multnomah Stable $54S5.
Mrs. James Coffey s535o,, Stanfeld & Ellis
$4s45, v Gilbert $3.50. c. T. HenshalI s45so.
C. Stubenbord Jr. s4375. S. ]. Jones. s3985,
Dayton G. Kahn $780, Baker City Stable $3925,
H. Green 1896, s. A. Hoppas $37o5. S. Judge
$3.50, William Baird & Co., sss45, W S
Price s32s0. p. Sheridan $3.50 T. II. Stevens
& Son s3125 Jones & Lusk S3115, H. Slower
S30l5, T. E. Mclaughlin $3.50, ]. Schneckloth
Co. $3.50 E. Gaylord g. Co. $2-5o, D. A. Ross
S2750, c. f. Clark s2725, James Curl $2125,
Parker & Thwaite S2650. J. A. Murray S2745
Lamasney Tros s2475, Blasingame Bros. $2455.
c. T. Patterson & Co. S2450, Figaro Stable
s24o5, F. ]. O Rourke s237o, George strobel
ray s237o, J. Madison $2260, Mrs. NJ. Gross
helm S2420, George Burger & Co S2325, Molera
& Josephs S2275, w. p. Magrane $2O45, @. w.
Dodge s2o30. E. J. Baldwin S2175. J. o. Keene
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SHELL MOUND PARK SHOOTING
Threatening Weather Keeps the At
tendance Down to Small Figure.

The following scores were made at
the Shell Mount Park ranges yester-
day. The threatening weather kept
many of the best shots away from the
park:
pionshfp class-H. Windmuller 407. R S.
Wilson 800. First class-L. L. Hopkins 311
w E. Parrish 200, II. P. Klinkner 292, A. M
Poulsen 3T4. r. Manila 22S. ]. l.. Dutton 317
w. A. Siebe $40. J. Logue 261. L.. v. Frates
2ss. Second class-J. Ringen 347 L. ".
c. Iverson 259, c. Often 2S7, J. Gutenberger
2ss L. Siebe 290 A. Thompson 292, A Gay
2s9. c. Prizes DO. Third class-A. Poulsen
239, A. Nissen 297 w. Koford 314. G. Curtis
s. Holmes 19e w. Loeffer 2s2. F. Kester SOL
H Holmquist 325, B. Brunje 844. f. Schul-
lerts 244, w. Peterson $50 Fourth class-F
Paulson 30S w. Helms $50. G. Holstein $50
NJ. Darr 262, T. Newith 400, T. Gummei 331
L. Delevergne 34S j. Rasmussen 26S. W.
O' Brien $780, II. Siebe 407. @. Pauson 1884, H.
Harris $685. B. schulerts 37e, v Poulsen 304
M. Nelson 1885, NJ Boyson 329.
Monthly medal shoot OF the Independent
Rihes-Lieutenant H. Gaetjen Jr. 80, Captain
+reant H Fesge SIS, G. Herring 80. T. Behlmer
9o n Steffens IS, Corporal p. n Schonie 64
university Cadets, Saturday scores-R J.
curmane: e7: R @ Grunsky' e6, 60; John
Pistol shoot~D Hopkins. ID. go, 81: w
siahe IL GA. M. Paulsen, 5S, ~; II. Skin
ner a. b3: H. wobber SO, II; F. Mante. rs
62, 70, 66 "A, 10, 81, 76, So; HI Klinkner. So
"a. b. R. c. Holmquist, a, 81; j. Gutenberg
70. Il. 70. II; L Freetss. as 2 s.; 1. Dutton
a THOMPSON, 81, 80; H. Windmuller as, 81:
n Harris. 81, ~; NJ. Nelson. 80.
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Horses Will Meet
on a Heavy
Track.

ST. LOUIS, May lowing to recent
rains the Fair Grounds track VIII be
heavy tomorrow. The days entries: {
First race four furiongs. maidens-Pirats's
Dance los. Ida Ksarney 10s. Frenchies First
los. Korea Girl 1O4 Maggie Powers 112. Japan
ese Maid 1o4. Sio You 104. Mildred Grist 112.
ST. Aycnia 112. Lady Deer III Belle OF Wood
stock 112. Elizabeth r H. Bess Clancy I12.
Evelyn Garth 1o4
Second race. nine sixteenths sellIng-Pinta !.
80. Marvel los. Judge Watkins 10o Fon
Lady eo. Aeber los. Silver Sue 100. Carrie
Frances 100, Blue Grass Lad 96. Request too.
Ramus 106. Henchman n.112
Third race. nve furlongs, sslling-Mrs. Annie
100, La Princess 100 Renaissance 100. Sorreiv,
Top l0I. All Black 107. TyroIian 107. Char
ley 3 Aunt 10I, Raviana 100. Ptqus 100, Leila
Hunter 10I. Fallona 107. Erla- Lee 100. Fancy.
Dress 107. The Cook 107
Fourth race. SIX furIongs, sslling-Torlo 100.
Iandsdown 102 Contentious 9S, Our Lille 9S
Black Art 95. Sir Carter 100 Frank L. Perfey :
los. Kleinwood los. Howling Dervish 107. Van
Ness .107.
Fifth race six furIongs selling-Innamnabls
81. Chats 1O5. Willowdene 81 Lookaway 100
Folies BerEeres 103, George West 100. Dave
stahl 81, Branch III 1T. Broodler 107. NAL
sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles. SELL.
ing-Passive 90, Semper Vivax 100. Colonel
Preston 100. Cornwall 112 Pathuaster no. 2
Dixie Lad 100. Tristan Shandy 106. -
Weather cloudy: track heavy.
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|
AGILE is THE FAVORITE
FOR KENTUCKY DERBY
DR.. Leggo Starts
in Southern
Classic.

LOUISVILLE. May Next wednes-
day afternoon at beautiful Churchill
Downs the thirty first Kentucky Derby
will be run. If the weather is fair and
the track fast 1t will probably prove to
be the best race of Its kind ever run
over this historic course.
Seven colts bred on the best thor
oughbred lines will face the barrier in
this event. 1t is possible number of
others will be sent to the post The
officials of the Louisville Jockey Club
expect a field of from nine to twelve,
but the seven mentioned. barring acci-
dents between now and Wednesday,
will certainly strive for the glory and
the $4,000 purse which goes to the win
ner. The list of sure starters follows:
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WHALEN HOUNDS
DIVIDE HONORS

G. WhaIen took first and second
money with his entries Freeport and
Fairy Flying yesterday at Ingleside
Coursing Park. They showed their
heels to everything in the reserve stake.
When the pair met in the deciding
course Freeport led his sister a couple
of lengths to the hare and showed he
was easily the best by beating her in
hollow style.
Although the hares were not strong
they afforded good trials. and it was
the best days sport in some time.
Favorites again had their inning and
they sent the form players home in the
best of spirits after the days coursing-
The unfinished reserve stake of last
week went to S. Rovini's In Time.
which defeated Tralee Maid in the final
in a close run up to the hare. The fol-
lowing are the days results with Judge
John Grace's official score:
Reserve stake-Real Duchess beat Limerick
Boy AZ; Rector beat Slim Jim las; Freeport
beat Mabel S. 40; Orsina beat Gold Chain,
3D. Medley beat Young Johnny Rex. 81;
ouida beat Gold Links. ~: Pssha Pleasant
beat Fiery Rocket. I'll; Adonis beat Yellow
tall 20; The Duke beat Little Plunger, 12-10;
Ragged Actor beat Pony Capitol Al; Peerless
Polly beat Lady Leeds, 14-S; Badly Used beat
Agile Spurt beat Glancing Pasha. AZ: Black
Coon beat Edenvale. 80: Nellie M beat ]. r..
11-2; Honest John beat Pure Pearl. S-2; Cas-
cade beat False Alarm, III: Domestic Lad beat
Homer Boy, 80: Frisco Lad beat Agitator
13-7; Intruder beat Colored Lady, 80; Red
Pepper beat Princess Savoy. Al; vina beat
Magic Stuff ~; Icellus beat Mark Twain
5-3; Rose OF Gold beat Young Kerry Pippin.
3-2; Maid O. the Glen beat Brindle Flyer, 4-3:
Miss Domestic beat Odd Eyes, 1875; Fair
Flying beat Jimmy Anthony. 80
Second round-Rector beat Real Duchess
40; Freeport beat Orsina, so; Medley beat
Ouida 2-0 Pasha Pleasant beat Adonis, 40;
Ragged Actor beat The Duke, 81: Badly Used
beat Pure Pearl. 20; Agile Squirt beat Miss
Brummel, 3-2; Black Coon beat Nellie NJ, 7-3;
Cascade beat Honest John Az Frisco Lad
beat Domestic Lad 6-3: Red Pepper beat In
truder, 3-2; vina beat Icellus, So; Rose OF
Gold beat Maid O. the Glen, SO; Fair Flying
beat Miss Domestic. Az.
Third round-Freeport beat Rector. 80:
Pasha Pleasant beat Medley, Al; Ragged
Actor beat Badly Used, s-3; Agile Spurt beat
Black Coon so; Frisco Lad beat Cascade,
7-6: Red Pepper beat Vina, 5-3; Fair Flying.
beat Rose of Gold 20.
Fourth round-Freeport beat Pasha Pleas
ant 40; Agile Squirt beat Ragged Actor SO:
Red Pepper beat Frisco Lad, 80; Fair Flying
bye.
Fair Flying beat Red Pepper. 40.
Deciding course-G. Whalen's Freeport (Fet-
ter Free-Port Costa Lass beat G. Whalen's
Fair Flying CFetter Free-Port Costa Lass)
IA
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webb Defeats oidaeId and Kiser.

ST. LOUIS, May by winning two
heats, the last an extra, necessitated by
winning one race, A. c. Webb defeated
Barney Oldfield and Earl Kiser in
their three-cornered special match,
the feature of the automobile race
meet at Delmar racetrack. Summary:
First heat, three miles-A. c.. Webb
won. Time. 4:56 As.
Second heat, two miles-Barney
Oldfield won. Time, 1858.
Third heat, two miles-Earl Kiser
won. Time. 3:s1.
Final heat, two miles-A. c.. Webb
won. Time, $3.50.
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ANOTHER GAME FOR THE JAPs.
Waseda University Baseball Players to
Meet Champion st. Mary's Team.

The ST. Mary's College baseball nine,
intercollegiate champions of Cali
fornia, will oppose the Waseda Uni
versity team at o'clock tomorrow at
Recreation Park. The Japanese play
ers have improved steadily since their
arrival here and will make the col
legians from Oakland hustle to win.
The game will be interesting, as it will
decide the relative strength of the for;
eigners against the strongest amateur
nine in California. Ferguson will op-
pose Kono on the firing line. The
Phoenix boys will present the same
formidable appearance that won for
them the undisputed title. The line-
I'D follows:
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SOUTHERLY GALE DOES
DAMAGE AT SAUSALFTO
Rowboats of san Francisco Yacht Club
Are Pounded to Pieces on
the Rocks

Boatkeeper Lang of the San Fran
cisco Yacht Club at Sausalito and hrs
assistant had strenuous time on
Saturday night The southeasterly gale
caused great con1motion along the
Sausalito water front The big float to
the south of the clubhouse was pound
ing against. the piers and threatening
70 do much damage. With considerable
difficulty~ this was hauled out TO a
strong<moorfng buoy and made fast at
a safe distance from the wharf Two.
Of the pleasure boats. owned by the
club, and private sxiff were pounded
to pieces on the rocks to the north OF
the clubhouse. Kings launch pulled
away from her moorinss. but was re-
covered and made fast. The sloou
Minnetonka, which was lying on the
beach at South, Sausalito, was pounded
heavily, and TO prevent further harm
was hauled out into deep water.
The rough weather made the club
cruise to Paradise. Cave an experiences
rather than q pleasure Between 3
and 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon
the flagship Challenger, the schooner
White Wings, the yawl Witch and the
sloops Nautilus, Curlew, Queen. Ariel
and White Heather started up the bay.
There was a good breeze and the
rendezvous was reached easily. The
night turned out stormy. At about
8 a. m. the sloeps Challenger and Ariel
fouled each other, the lopping-lift OF
the Ariel and part OF the rail OF the
flagship being carried away. Com-o
modore Morrow Was swept overheard.
but was not injured The yachts tossed
about at their moorings and some Oh.
thems dragged their anchors Few OF
the yachtsmen had good night .
sleep. The sloops Speedwell and Emile
of the Corfnthian Yacht Club also
dropped anchor In Paradise Cove. Yes ,
terday morning the schooners Azgfe.
Martha and Chispa and the sfoop
Amigo left their -moorings for a cruise.
At o'clock all the yachts had returned
to their moorings.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
LEXINGTON SELECTIONS.

First race-Geranium, Kate Zitt,
Thespian.
second race-Mollie Donohue. Lord
Kent, TolSioka-
Third race-Black Cat, Our Sister,
Belle DOdsOn.
Fourth race-Glencoe. Garnish. Pre-
tension.
Fifth race-Vivo. Spring Ban, Inter-
light ~ss'sss s
Sixth race = Athlone. Autumn
Leaves, YO San.
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Goes suddenly Insane

Walter Wilson was taken with a sud-
den fit of insanity yesterday and
threatened to annihilate his whole fam
lily. He is % years old and a mill
hand He lives with his mother at 221
Elsie street. 1t was found necessary
to remove him to the Central Emer-
gency Hospital, where he is detained
awaiting developments.
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races tomorrow attracted the rolloW-
ing entries:
First race. five and half furlongs. selling.
three-year-olds and up-Barbara Whiting 30,
Edna Tanner 91 Kate -Zitt 81, Bell Dale e3,i
Euba %, c.. R. James 90. Geranium 102. En-
chanter 103. Rain Dance 100, Thespian 1O7=s -
Second race, four and half furlongs. purse.
for maiden year-oldS-Valencia 107, Com
ment 10T Lady Toddington 107, Trf Sauce 107,
Tokioka 10I, Vic Kinney 107. Gold Girl 10I.
Mollie Donahue 1O7. Addition 107. Stoessel Ito.
Bee Hunter no. Mr.. Price ITO. Lord Kent no.
Lee Hand 11O.
Third race, one mile. selling, three-year-olds
and up-I1ou M SO, Black Cat SO, Our Sister
80. Belle Dodson 90. Trib Gentry 81. Denice
95 Y Swith Wing 9s. Margaret Howard si0i.
Walter Wright 1C2, Bell the Cat 1O5, Lord
Hermence los. Ben Haywood 1os, Professor
Neville 100.
Fourth race, one mile. three -year-olds. and
up. Distillers' handicap-Butinski 95. Major I.
]. Carson 1O2. White Plume 105, Glenecho 107,
Pretension 112. Garnish lis.
lift hr1ce four and a half furiongs, two-
year-ods, purse-Nickie 1O7. Nondace 10I,
Spring Ban 107. Captain Bush 11o. vio liz.
Interight 115.
Sixth race. six furlongs. selling, three-year-
olds and up-Dr. Wang ss Fox Hunting SO,
Lovey Mary 93. Athlone lot, Yo San 100, Bear
Grabber 9s. Skeezicks 9S. Juchitan SO. Van
Hope 1O7. Itaska 90. Two Penny 11o. Paul eS.
Merino 93. Autumn Leaves 1O2. Varieties 30.
Lord Haven 100.
Weather rainy; track sloppy.
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Totals. S5 1921 10 Totals .36 la.27 N /
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS,
STMMARY.

Errors-Frzry, Burns, Atz Mclean. Mitch
ell. Garvin %. Earned run-Portland Two
base hits-Kane, Kemmer. Houtz McI -ean
Householder Three-base hit-Kane SacrffIce
hits-Miiler, Roach. Householder. McCsree6fe
Stolen bases-MilIer. McHaIe Burns Afz
Van Buren, Innings pitched by carvin z l,ffs
10 runs .. struck out 5, base on balls btf
by pitched ball McHale; innings pitched nv
Jones i, runs 4, hits 3, bases on baIlsS8 via
pitch ]; struck out by Roach IL bases on halls
3. Passed balls-Frary i. Mclean / I1ft- on
bases-Seattle TO- Portland 10. Time of game
One hour ffty-hve minutes Umpire-psvir
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
weather Prevents F'light.

SAN JOSE. May lowing to the
stormy weather the public exhibition
that was to be given OF the Montgom-
cry aeroplane in this city this after
noon did not take place. All arrange
ments had been made for a successful
fight. 1t is now proposed to give the
exhibition on May 21.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
Cricketers Postpone Their Game.

The opening match of the season for
the cricket championship of 1905 was
to have been played yesterday on the
ground at Webster street. Alameda, be-
tween the elevens of the Pacific and
Alameda clubs, but ii was postponed
on account of the wet condition of the
ground. Next Sunday the teams Of
the Alameda and San Francisco County
clubs will meet on the Alameda field.
The postponed match will be played-on
some open date
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
EWING'S SPIT BALL FAILS
TO FOOL THE PTTTSBURGS
Ten Full Innings Are Required Be-
fore the Cincinnati Men Act<nowi-
edge Defeat.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAarE-

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
BROOKLYN, May IA batting rally by the
inning brought in three runs. at stass
when the visitors seemed to have the victory
wen IN hand Attendance. 10000. Score:
Bro9klyn I3T oSIy s..-..--.------.,.--.--.. 10
F15iadsPala and R,t;sr pu~s,s.,2
and Doom. Umpires-Johnstons and O'Day
CHICAGO. May 7.-Chicago made It four
gave another while schuIte's triple ana a
double plays spoiled ali chances for St. Louis
scoring. Attendance. 14.Oo0. Score:
. Battsries-Brisss @ and o;NsiJ Taylor and
cTNcINN4TI. May 7.-Ewing's spit ball
failed to obey instructions to-day and the
Of their four runs were scored % '' on bases on
balls and a wild pitch Robftaille was hit
the cincinnatis getting much benefit there here
from. Attendance. IA, 300 Score: r. H. z.
Cincinnati ......r-.--s--..---.-. 10 9
Batteries-Ewing and schiei: RobitaiIIe and
Peitz Umpires-Bausewine and Ensls.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
ST. LOUIS. May 7.-St- Louis won to-day.
making clean sweep Of the series Sudhon
through % fast aeIding behind him Three double
plays from the outfeld. two Of them engineered
by Koehlinger. were features Attsndance H.
r. H. E.
St Louis .ss.....'.sssss'ss...@
DfssGas sasssri::.sadho and weaver aullIn and
Drill
CHICAGO, May T.-chicago unable to
hit Rhodes. who pitched in good form. allow
ing only two scattered hits. Attendarce 1s.-s-
r. H. e.
Chicago ...............- 2 a.
Batteries.owen us and Mcfarland: Rhodes and
Bemis- =
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
Flowers for Frtedericlk,s Statue.

WASHINGTON, May "A number
of German delegates to the .Interna-
tional Railway Congress to-day drove
to the new War College and laid a
wreath of flowers before the statue of
Frederick the Great. The German En-
bassador and Baroness Speck Won
Sternberg gave a dinner compliment-
ary TO the German delegates.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08
SUMMARY

Errors-Nordyke, Hogan "a, Keefe Struck
out-By Keefe J. by Lynch g. by Whalen g.
Bases on bslls-On Fitzgerald 3. of whaien
]. Wild pitch-Keefe. stolen bsses-Shee-
han Spencer, Whalen. Sacrifice hits-Spen-
Ger, Wheeler, Hildebrand, Nealon. T>ryo-base
hits-Eagsn. WaIdron, Wheeler, Shea whalen
First base on errors-San Francisco g. Left
or bases-Tacoma 5. San Francisco 4 In
nings pitched by keefe /, by Fitzgerald l. by
Lynch s. Hits Of Keefe 4, off F1tzgerald 3
of Lynch 4 Time Of game-One hour ffty-
hFe minutes. Umpire-Klopf.
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NEW YORK SELECTIONS.

First race-Battle Axe, East End.
Don Diego.
Second race-Phyllis A, Veribest.
Odd Ella.
Third race-Prince Hamburg. Ma
gfaine. Spralxers.
Fourth race-Blandy, Lady Amelia.
Gouchacre entry.
Fifth race-Inspiration, Zeala, Toi
San.
Sixth race-Rapid Water. st. Valen-
tine, GraZiallO.
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baseball Games Postnone5

Owing TO the heavy rain yesterday
morning the baseball diamond at
Idora Park and also the one at Recre-
alton Park were too wet to permit of
games being played.
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race-sicyon. japanese Maid.
Evelyn Garth.
Second race-siEyer Sue Ramus.
Request.
Third race-Tyrolean, Fancy Dress.
All Black.
Fourth race-sir Carter. Our Lille.
Kleinwood.
Fifth. race - Inhammable. Chats.
Folies Bergeres.
Sixth race-CoioneI Preston. Corn
wall, Pathmaster.
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RACING STARTS
At PETALUMA
Kenilworth Park Gates to
Be Thrown Open to the
Public This Afternoon
GOOD SPORT PROMISED
All Reputable Bookmakers
Will Be Welcomed, Eight
Making the Weight To-Day
GOOD SPORT PROMISED

The race meeting at Kenilworth Park
Petaluma,. opens to-day with an excel
lent card of running events The ring
will be open to all reputable bookmak-
ers, and at least eight firms will lay
odds. Horace Egbert will preside in
the stand and Ed Duke will handle the
starting gate.
Racegoers will take the II o'clock
boat from the Tiburon ferry, and re-
turning leave Petaluma at 4:15 p. M,
reaching home in ample time for the
dinner hour. The entries for to-day:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

ROME. Nav 7-According to an official
communication, viftorio Jafrei. the alleged sc-
ccmplice OF Gastano Bresci in the assassina-
tion OF King Humbert, arrested by the
Egyptian police for vagaDondage and ordered
expelled Being citizen OF Italy, ~ wtll BE-
returned to this country
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

This can be said of the average far
mer; he has sense enough to be care
full at a railroad crossing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

Reserve stake from last Sunday. fourth
round-Butte City beat Sampler 2-1: Tralee
Maid beat Ante Tralee. 80; In Time bye
Fifth round-In Time beat Butte City, Al:
! Traiee Maid a bye.
Deciding course-In Time beat Tralee Maid.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-08

A married man says the most start
ling innovation in woman's apparel is
the bill