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a better game. He appeared to be able
to stand the extreme pace better than
Ward, whose serves several times failed
to break effectively.
William A. Larned, T. c. Wright and
J. w. Clothier, the Americans, all won
In the second round, Larned especially
showing good form, but in no case did
their opponents call for particular ex-
tension Wards game against Smith
was, of course. the attraction of the
day.
The Welshman took the first set
rather easily and five straight games in
the second, Ward firing. In the third
set. however. Ward made a superb rail-
ly, and the score reached games all"
When Ward was serving deuce was
called nine times. Ward was winning.
but he seemed tagged and lost the next
three games and the match.
In the first round of the doubles Ward
and Wright will play Evans and Nav
rogordatol, and Larned and Clothier
VIII play Hitler and Larsen.
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena. Cal.
is considered likely to take back the
ladies' championship to America. Miss
Sutton has been scoring great successes
in the northern meetings, and Miss
Douglas, the present champion, has in
Jured her wrist and is unable to defend
the title
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SIXTH RAcE-six furlongs; selling. three
sHEEpsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 26.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Sleeps
head Bay:
First race. two-year-olds, selling, five and
a half furlongs, Futurity course-Jimmy
Maher 1O6 Miss Point 105, Cats Eye 1O3. Lad
sarion les. Tarlac 1o2, Agnita Marie 90. PIE
way los, Laneham 1O2, All Pink 1O2, Bit o.
Blarney 90. Mantle 81, Pepper Pod "a, Come
dian o. Swagger 81, Lord of the Forest 100
Amiee Abbott "a, Little Ban 104, Royal In
come 81.
Second race. three-year-olds and up. one
mile-Ort Wells 1876 ST. Bellane 10S, Pusus
126. Proper 12S Broomstick 126. Broadcloth
Ill.
Third race, two-year-old fllies. five furlongs
Futurity course-Ala Russell ia. Listless 109
Deviltree 1O9 FriiIs 100, vi o ia. Cousin
Eva 100, Last Cherry 119. Auvergne los.
Brookdale Nymph 119. Swimming Girl ia,
Early and Often 100, Argentine 100.
Fourth race, Bay Ridge handicap. one and a
quarter miles, $500 added-Witful 106. Colo
NAL Girl 116, Sinister 90. Graziallo 106, Cairn-
gorm H. Outcome 1885, Joaquin 100. Adbell
ia. Oxford 113. Broadcloth 107.
Fifth race, maidens, three-year-olds and up,
one mile-Comet 100. Snulsberry 112, Chapalia
vier 1O9 Nom de Plume 100. Binderton 100,
Mimi 107 Janson 112, Tyron 112. Apollo 100.
Suffice 107. Woodsman 112, Maximilian 112,
Lindale 1O9 Chrysolite 100.
Sixth race, selling, one and an eighth miles.
on turf-Lord Melbourne 103. Action los, Sailor
Boy 81, Upton 105, Cottage Maid 103. Onatas
1O9 St Gallen 1C6 Tom Lawson 105. Port Ar
thur 49, Duke of Kendall 49, Hippocrates les.
Weather clear. track fast.
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TILLEY vi BEATS A BUNCH
OF SPEEDY BIG YACHTS
Emperor William and Other NOtables
Drink Beer in Club Gardens
After the Race.
IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB,

IMPERIAL YACHT CLUB, KEEL,
June 26.-The third of the special
class races for 21-footers sailed by
gentlemen amateurs, founded by EN-
peror William for the encouragement
of seamanship, was won to-day by the
Tilly VI Time, 3:1:12. The Wansee v
was second, 3:2:15, and the Claire de
Lun third, 3:3:9. The course was four
teen and half miles Prince Eitel
Frederick. in the Elizabeth, who came
in nineteenth on Saturday., came in
few seconds behind Prince Henry of
Prussia on the Tilly VII, which was
ninth.
German yachtsmen generally were
pleased over the Claire de Lun winning
the third prize. as the boat was entered
by Frenchman, Jules Valon of Paris,
and was the first of the four French
yachts here to win place 1t is de-
sired to have Frenchmen come again.
The annual dinner of the Imperial
Yacht Club took place tonight EN-
peror William and Chancellor Won Bu-
low arrived from Berlin an hour before
the dinner. Admiral Won Tirpitz, Sec
retary of the admiralty; ambassador
Tower and all the American, British,
French and Spanish yachtsmen were
present. Afterward the imperial party
and other diners sat in the club gar
dens drinking beer and seeing the IL
Elimination of all the vessels in the
harbor.
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SULLIVAN HERE
TO BOX BRITT.
Washington Boy Arrives and
Will Start Training Soon
for Next Months Battle
SAID TO BE A WONDER
Al Herford Claims His Man
Had Much the Better Of
Nelson in Six Round Go

Kid Sullivan of Washington, D. c.
chaperoned by AL Herford arrived last
night to get ready for Jimmy Britt
The little man from the capital was as
dumb as the sphynx. leaving all the
talking to Herford, who is experienced
in that line and can dispense the
eloquence for any fighter in the
business.
Sullivan and Britt will battle before
the Hayes Valley Club at Woodwards S
Pavilion on July Is. Herford claims
his boy is the best lightweight now on
the boards in the East and is willing to
risk quite a bunch of coin that he will
administer to Britt his first defeat
when the men step into the ring.
Sullivan is not as large as Britt by
far. standing but five feet in height.
But he is a stocky lad and one of the
kind who will wade in and take an
awful beating. He is also credited with
being there with the necessary punch
and his manager figures on Sullivan
knocking Britt out before the bout
ends.
Sullivan was out here training Cans
for the latter's fight with Britt, but at
that time he was considered busher
and no one paid much attention to
him. But since then Sullivan has met
and defeated a number of good men,
The performance which brought him
before the public was his bout with
Nelson, in which he is credited with
making the Dane look sick for six
rounds.
Herford claims Sullivan had all the
better of the go and that Nelson was
lucky to escape with draw. He says
Sullivan showed championship form
that night, beating Nelson at his own
game. Herford claims the Dane en-
tered the ring weighing about seven
pounds more than Sullivan and that
Billy Nolan, Nelson's manager, refused
to sign for a ten-round mill.
Sullivan will start training right
away. Herford does not like the beach
as a place to condition a boxer, so it is
likely he will take his charge to San
Rafael or Alameda. Sullivan will have
no trouble making the weight, as he is
able to fight at 12S pounds at s o'clock
Herford says he has had under
standing with Britt as to the weight
as yet, but from his tone it would ap-
pear that he wants Britt to do less than
1872 pounds at o'clock. Herford will
leave for Reno on Sunday night to
witness the Hart fight. Joe Cans
will arrive in about a week to help
condition the Washington boxer.
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RAIN SPO|LS
A GOOD CARD
Gould Hurdles Away
From Evander in
Steeplechase.
Special Dispatch to Tns cam

CINCINNATI. June 26-Threatening
skies with unpleasant racing conditions
kept the attendance down to the regulars
at Latonia to-day. The card was a notch
over the usual blue Monday affair. but
the weather man minimized the secre-
tary's efforts. The steeplechase handi-
cap over the. long course, decidedly the
feature of the afternoon, was won by
Gould in a driving finish with Evander.
-Four favorites Won The track was fast.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Bardolph won, Joe
Goss second Sill Silver third Time. :15 1-5.
Second race, five furlongs-Helena c won.
Zienap second. Latffa third Time. 100 3-5.
Third race. one and sixteenth uiiles-Judge
Brady won. Marshal Ney second. Tapiola third
Time. 1:47 3-5.
Fourth race, five furIongs-Beaeon Light
wor. Responsible second. Speedmaker third
Time. :02 2-5
Fifth race. Clubhouse course. steeplechase-
Gould won, Evander second, Class Leader third.
Time, $3.50.
Sixth race. six furlongs-John Carroll won.
The Cook second. Wainamoinen third Time,
:13 49,
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JEFF TO BESTOW BELT
ON WINNER OF FIGHT
Great Interest Is Aroused in
the Coming Root Hart
Contest.

RENO, New. June 26.-The promoters
of the Hart-Root fight for the heavy
weight championship of the world, to
take place here July 8, received word
yesterday that James ]. Jeffries had ac-
cepted their proposition to referee the
fight and would leave Los Angeles for
Reno Thursday morning. After the
fight Jeffries will formally bestow upon
the victor the championship title.
Interest in the fight is rapidly grow
ing and the fact that Jeffries is to be
present will bring hundreds of people.
Root is expected to arrive from Og-
den, where he has been training with
Schreck, tomorrow morning, and will
at once establish his quarters at
Shaw's Springs, near Carson City.
Hart has almost finished his hard
work and will cease his public train
ing Wednesday afternoon. From that
time until the day of the fight he will
devote himself to light work and per-
fecting a new blow
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June 26.-Following
are the entries for tomorrow at La
tonia:
First race. five furlongs. purse-John 1ol.
Fcliptic 1e4 Agnolo 104. Bourbon News 1O4.
The Saracen 1C4 Two Bills 104, Redwood III
1C., rtomola 11I, Carthage IO7. Henry Waiter
son 112. Hadur 112. Meadow Breeze lis, Mint
Boy 115.
Second race mile. selling-Gracious 92.
Eleata 92. Frivol 92, Arachne 81. Helgerson 81
Rheingold 81, Anmosity 81. Blue Grass Girl
81. Burrows 80, Strader 102. Tom Hall 102. j
T 1O2
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Zinda So
Nautilus IS. Merino SO, May Ellen SO, Rain
Dance 81. Heidelberg 81, The Lexington Leader
o. Eduardo 93 The Thrall &c. Judge Traynor
30. Red Thistle 1O1, Foreigner 104. Nervator
107.
Fourth race. and half miles. the La
tonia Oaks-Regale 100. Martha German 100.
Louise MeFarlan 100. Intense 1o9. Lady Savoy
122
Fifth race. nve furlongs selling-All Brown
81, Rebecca H 81. Trance 81 Ella Wheeler 81.
Sallie b b 97. Policy 102. Cut Glass 102. Ann
Hill 1O2. Wistful 102, Mondace 107. Field Lark
107. Beatrice K 10I
Sixth race. one mile. selling-Florizel 94.
Chanterelle 81, Gus Heidorn 81 Autumn Leaves
81. Swiftwing e9 Hot 100. Ebony 103. Haviland
105 Pierce los.
Weather clear. track fast.
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NO DRAWS IN COLMA FIGHTS.
Referee VIII Order Extra Rounds
when the Contegts Are CIose

One rule of the Golden. State Athletic
Association that will be followed out
in the fights at Colma is that there will
be decision in every bout Referee
Roche will positively call no fight a
draw. 1t will always be understood
by the parties concerned that IL the
bout Is even at the end of the stated
number of rounds the men will have to
fight FIVE more rounds for a decision.
ard the decision will be made on the
last FIVE rounds
Eddie Graney, who has visited
Johnny Grove at Sheehan's training
quarters every day during the past
week. thinks the little fellow will be
a champion of the featherweight class
before he is through fighting. Many
good judges think Young Dempsey
is also a conner and that he will give
Grove a fight that cannot fail to be
interesting from a spectacular stand
point.
Next Friday night at Colma Grove
will take his first long trip in the
ring. Dempsey has the advantage Of
having fought ten rounds to deci-
sion over Joe Reilly, but it will also
be the first time Dempsey has travelled
the distance.
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REPUBLICANS ORGANIZING
IN ASSEMBLY DISTRICTS
Democrats Also Stirring, Chairman
Hickey Getting Ready to Call the
County Committee Together.

The San Francisco Republican
League in announcing the list of As
sembly district committees did not des-
ignate any particular time for them to
meet for organization in their respect
i've districts, believing that the work
would be taken up without delay. Last
night there were several district meet
ings. In the Thirty-fifth there was a
meeting at the corner of Twenty first
and Valencia streets John s. Partridge
was elected chairman of the district
committee and William H. George Sec
retary.
1t is expected that Ruef and his fol-
lowers will give battle to the league in
the Twenty eighth. Thirtieth. Thirty
ninth. Forty-second. Forty-fourth and
Forty-ff fifth Assembly districts.
Thomas W. Hickey, chairman of the
Democratic County Committee. will
soon bring about meeting of that or
ganization to issue a call for Dem
ocratic nominating convention, dele
gates to which will be voted for at the
August primary election. Last night
1T was reported that the committee
would meet Wednesday evening. July
). An earlier date may be fixed. how
ever, for the convenience of members
who desire to remain out of town for
a few days after the Fourth.
The Republican County Committee,
Charles Sonntag acting chairman, will
meet tomorrow evening in Bnai Birth
Hall on Eddy street. The sentiment in
Republican ranks favors a large con-
vention-
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welch Ready for Green.

VALLEJO June 26.-Spider Joe
Welch of San Francisco and Fighting
Dick Green of Chicago will fight
twenty rounds before the Palm Athletic
Club at the pavilion tomorrow night.
Welch looks fifty per cent better than
he did when he fought George Herbert
in this city in April and says he will
take back his old job Of baking pies in
the Mission If he loses tomorrow
night. Green has little to say, but
seems to be confident of winning. The
weight is 138 pounds at 3 o'clock,
which is Of considerable advantage to
the Chicago man. Green's last fight
was In st. Louis nearly year ago.
when he lost to Jack O'Keefe after
fifteen rounds.
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KENILwoRTH ENTRIES.

BUFFALO, June 26.-Following are
the entries for tomorrow at Kenil-
worth:
First race, selling, two year-ods, five and
half furlongs-Peter Becker 10S Jack Dolan
JOG. Gamester LOG, Loyal Front 1O6 Cologne
los Sanfara 107, Programme 1O4 Red Start
101 Away 102 Gold Coin 101.
Second race, selling three -year-ods and up,
one mie-Bisque go Derry 1O4. The Don 112,
Ethels Pride 90. Dileas 90, Depends 96,
WIDOWS Mite 107 Orfeo III, Monochord 105,
Yorkshire Lad IS, Black Cat S5. Lustig 107.
Woods.lade 102, Sweet Tone 100, Blue Buck 104.
Third race three-year- and up. mile and
seventy yards--Rosetint 93 Norbury 1O3,
Stroller 105 Jane Holly 90. Reservation 9S.
Neva welch Sc. Zany sc. Durbar 81, Lady Eli
sor S6. CaronaI 9s, Momador So
Fourth race, Hamilton Steepechase course
a bout two mies-Ohnet 134. Walter Cleary 1873
Dramatist loo. Rolling Pin 134, Cardigan 1856.
Mabon 16o, Trenct the Mere 161, Picktime 152.
Couple Trenct and Picktime, Poole's entry.)
Fifth race three -year-ods and up, six fur
lorxs-Scarecrow ST. Sans Occur S5. Lochinvar
81. Alencon 81, Julia NJ 9S. Neva Welch 30,
ALBERT 100. Pat Bulger les. Ida Davis 9S.
Mrs. Frank Foster 100. Miss Morgan 90, Ex-
tralavy 108 Salvage 90. Goldfieur 80, Monacador
90 Billy Handsell 90.
Sixth race, three-year-olds and up selling,
mile and a Observation-Disclosures 10S Cheripe
1O1 Milton Young 91, Southampton LOG, Par
nasa 1O6 Ruby Hampstead LOG. Singaway 101
Harum Scarum So Solon Shingle 10S, King
Crane 1OS Second Light 81, Yama Christy 1O6
Weather threatening; track fast.
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HAMBURG BELLE
IS THE GOODS
Carries Top Weight
but Leads Dolly
Spanker.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 26.-Ham-
burg Belle did much to-day to show
that she is more than a mere sprinter.
She led all the way in the Equality
stake and went the mile in the fast
time of 40. The Equality is race
the conditions of which required Ham
burg Belle to carry 121 pounds to Dolly
Spankers los and Dandelion's 101.
Dandelion was second and Dolly
Spanker third. The stake was worth
s3035 to the winner. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Five furlongs; maiden hl-
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. X. Fin
30 to l-Sandinark, lilo tBaird)- l Ia
TO 1-single Shot, 11o Lyme. 3 2h 80
Time. ] :02 Start fair. Won ridden out
Winner. NJ B. Lockwood.s b. +. by sandring-
ham Bremen. CAPRICE. Suffcieney. Andron-
dixie, Idoonshine, Lille B, Lawrence. Poetry.
Cousin Kate Indra. Hester w. Katie Arno
and Lady Peep finished as named
SECOND RACE--one and an eighth miles;
selling: three-year- and up
Il to l-voladay. 81 lB. smith; 3 I1al ~
13 to st southerner. III lBaird) 9 3 IS
20 to ken, 9e q: SMITH. IL II a2h
Winner. j. P. Romans b. c. by Faraday-Alti
Vola. Palm Tree. Champain Bronze Wing.
Supreme Court. Heno. Lord Badge, Colossal.
Novena ard Neptunus finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-Ttve and half furlongs:
tWO-year-OlGSs purse.
Betting: Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. y; Fin.
s to 1-Bellsncker, III to'ND 4 h
100 to 1-Sly Ben, III tAubchD
Time. 1:07 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner T. j. Gaynor's ch. f. by Orlando
Kismet. Cary. Old Faithful. Confederate.
Third Mate, Veronese and Lloyd Griscom fin
ished as ramed.
FOURTH RACE-The Equality: one mile;
thTee-year- r-olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. y Fin,
to l0-Ham Belle,121 Davis)'1 l q l IL
II to 1--Dandelion. 1O1 Baird So 23
o to 5-Dol. Spanker. (Rdfn) 10
Time, LAO Start good Won easily Win
ner s Paget's ch f. by Hamburg lsiac. Prince
Hamburg. Israete Kurtzmann. finished as
named.
three -year-olds and up; handicap:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
8 to Won Tromp 112 (NicoD. 23 IL
I to 5-Kehailan. Ill (Miller).- 23
IL to 5-Ostrich. 116 CIV. Knapp l 81
Time 2:2o 3-5. Start good Won ridden
out Winner ]. R. Keene's b. or br. C. by
Ben Brush Cinderella. Palm Bearer finished
fourth
SIXTH RACE-six furlongs; selling: three
year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
5 to IL of Life, 10 CIV. Knpp) 42 Ia
I to 1-Consideration.1 112 (Hldbd) 1 a IN
to Little Woods. 90 tBaird) Il 36
Time LA As. Start fair. Won driving
Iady Palmist Action. Aeronaut. Water Mirror
Teacress. ARABIC, Robador. Jim Beattie White
Marsh Ike s. Observer. Maggie Stroupe. Hag-
amans, finished as named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27

LONDON, June 2e.-The defeat Of
Holcombe Ward, the American national
avn tennis champion and the winner
last week Of the championship of the
titv of London, in the first round Of
the ll-England tournament at Wimble-
Ion to-day brought much JOY to the
British camp. The contest, in which
s. H. Smith, the Welsh champion, was
victorious, was probably the fastest
ever seen in England.
Ward was not quite UP to his last
weeks form, attributable. perhaps, to
the stiff work of the last two dats but
II is conceded that Smith never played
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
Pears ;

We perspire a pint a
day without knowing it;
ought to; if not, there's
trouble ahead. The OBJ
structed skin becomes
sallow or breaks out in
pimples. The trouble goes
deeper, but this is trouble
enough
If you use Pears Soap,
no matter how often. the
skin is clear and soft and
open and clear.
Sold 81 over the world.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
MANY LADIES To COMPETE
IN THE GOLF TOURNAMENT
Play In Third Annual Competition VIII
start To-Morrow ON San
RafDeI Links.

The list OF entries for the third an
nuaI tournament of the California Wo-
mans Golf Association closed last
night. The competitors will start play
tomorrow morning on the links of the
San Rafael Golf Club. Following are
the entries: Miss NJ. Dinsmore. Miss
Florence Clayton. Mrs. George Roe.
Miss Alice Hoffman. Mrs ]. j. Crooks.
Mrs. w. j. Casey. Mrs. f. w. Skaife.
Miss Edith Chesebrough, Mrs. R. Gill
man Brown. Mrs. A. Nj. Shields. Mrs.
j. r. Clark, Miss Florence Ives. Mrs.
W. S. Porter. Mrs. Laurence T. Scott.
Mrs J. Leroy Nickel. Miss Violet Whit
ney, Mrs. II. H. Sherwood. Mrs. f. s.
Johnson. Mrs Wright. Mrs. Rickard.
Miss Morgan. Miss Kalet. Mrs. Cook.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
'ANONA SHOWS
LOT OF SPEED
Runs Away From Field
in Third Race at
The Meadows.
Special Dispatch to rhs Cain.

SEATTLE, June 26.-Anona headed a
fast field in the third race at six fur
longs at The Meadows this afternoon
beating Indicate and Rice Chief The
attendance was large and the bookies
were kept busy handling the coin-
Summary:
First race. three and half furlongs-Smilcr
Won. Rain Cloud second. Canton third. Time.
49,.
Second race. seven furlongs-Pearl Stone
won. Bessie Welhy second. Lady Rice third.
Time. 1:311a.
Third race. six furlongs-Anona won Indf-
cate second. Rice Chief third. Time. 1:1615
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles
Mordente won. Ethel Scruggs second. Jingler
third. Time 1:51ta.
Fifth race six rlongs-Birde p won. Ho-
garth second Harka third Time. 1885,
Sixth race. six furlongs-Lurene won. An
gelica second. EdrOdun third Time. 1:151a-
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AND ABE ATTELL
WILL BOX IN PHILADELPHIA
Men Are Carded 20 Get Together To-
Day and Sign Up for Six
Rouzd Bout.

NEW YORK. June 26.-Abe Attell
and Young Corbett will probably be
matched tomorrow to fight six rounds
in Philadelphia. Corbett has changed
his mind about staying out of the ring
until September and to-day went over
to the Quaker City with his manager
to try to secure the ball park for an
afternoons pugilistic carnival. If he
is successful match will be made at
once for the fight to take place on
some afternoon in the near future.
"Corbett agreed to fight me-" said
Abe Attell this afternoon. "on condi-
ton that / give him a side bet. That
was exactly what 1 was looking for
and the match is as good as made if
we can get the grounds in Philadel-
phia.''
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swfmmiu~ Record Broken.

LONDON, June 26.-At the inter-
university swimming at the Bath Club
here this evening, in the presence of
distinguished company. including the
Duke and Duchess of Connaught. the
Australian amateur champion, B. 3.
Kiernan. IS years of age. lowered the
worlds record, covering 500 yards cas-
lily in minutes IA 2-5 seconds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
Handban Tournament Postponed.

PORTLAND. June 26.-The amateur
handball tournament for the champion
ship of the Pacific Coast was postponed
until tomorrow. Preliminary games in
the doubles will take place on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday The
finals will occur Friday. The singles
will be played Saturday.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
want. Public Gxmnn.lum..

William Greer Harrison yesterday for
mally fled a petition with the Board of
Supervisors that public gymnasfums be
erected in connection with all city play
grounds. Harrison outlines his reasons
for the petition, saying that municipal
gymnasium would be OF the highest
value in preparing our youth for the
exercise of civic duties. The petition
was referred to the Utilities Committee.
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MernDhis Rcsults.
z6.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, June 26.-Results:
First race, one mile-Ravina won, Celebra-
ton second, Gay American third. Time, 1:44%
Second race one and half miles-Tartan
won, Cotillion second, Bullfin- III third. Time.
$40
ful second. Ina Gray third. Time, 1:03H
Fourth race. seven furongs-Tennybelle
won, Echodale second, Nameoki third. Time.
Fifth race half mile-America II won Bitter
Hand second, Tom McGrath third. Time. :50Y.
sixth race, seven furlongs-My Eleanor won,
Edward Hale second. Sweet jams third. Time.
:3115.
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sherfn Arrest. Bookies.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. June 26.-Car-
rying out the request of Governor Han
ley that he enforce the law against
poolselling at the State Fair Grounds.
Sheriff Edward Sourbier and eleven
deputies this evening arrested eight
bookmakers. who were released on $50
bonds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-27
Activity Amope AthIete..

In anticipation of the coming foot
ball and track seasons, the cinder paths
and football fields of the high schools
are being overhauled. The California
School of Mechanical Arts. Cogswell
Polytechnic College and the Wilmer
ding School of Industrial Arts are all
getting ready for the fray.
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Che.. Expert. sim Playing.

OSTEND. June 26.-In the eleventh
round of the international chess tour
nament to-day Marshall won from
Burns Schlechter beat Janowski, Wolfe
defeated Tschigorin and the game be-
tween Teichmann and Blackburne re-
suited In a draw. Maroczy defeated
Tauberhaus and thus retained the lead
while Tarrasch scored at the expense of
Alapin,l taking second place The game
between Marco and Leonhardt was ad-
iourned to be finished on Wedn esday
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LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

First rnce-Carthage, Henry Waiter
son, Mint Boy.
Second Face-HelgersOn, Gracious,
AnimOsity.
Third race-The Thrall, The Lextng-
ton Leader, Red Thistle.
Fourth race-Lady Savoy, Regale,
Louise Macfarlane.
Fifth rnce-F1eld Lark, Beatrice X,
Ann Hill.
Sixth race-Haviland, Florizel, Hot.