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Che.smaster. at Play.

OSTEND, Belgium, June H.-Play in
the international chessmasters' tourna-
ment was resumed this morning. Tar
rasch and Schlechter did not continue
play, they having agreed to draw their
game. Teichmann finished his game with
Terrasch, who lost. The other results
were as follows: Blackburne beat Tau
benhause; Marshall went down before
Leonhardt Tschigorin resigned to Ala
pin. Leonhardt is in the lead. This after
noon Maroczy beat Janowski, and there
fore all the games of the first and second
rounds are disposed of. The third round
will be played tomorrow In the follow
Ing order: Janowski vs.. Tschigorin;
Marco vs. Taubenhause; Maroczy VS.
Burn; Tarrasch VS.. Wolf; Marshall VS..
Teischmann; Leonhardt VS.. SchIeichter;
Blackburne VS.. Alapin.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

The Seals did not have to work hard to
take fall out of the Portland Giants
yesterday at Recreation Park. for they
were all there pretty strong with the club.
and mum by Schlafiey came IN so handy
as 10 let couple Of men come over the
river. Plenty of snap and ginger was
mixed through the nine spasms. and the
fans were given lots af action in return
for the price. Score: San Francisco 4,
Portland 2.
Bert Jones had nothing concealed In the
expanse of his southern wing that baf-
fed Uncle's stars to any degree. He is
lucky to have escaped with only four to
two beating. The way In which the Seals
were stinging the leather made It look as
though they intended showing about
dozen over before they quit
Henley mixed up bunch that was good
enough to beat any mans ball team At
that the Giants chopped off few lucky
hits and made their two runs easily.
Again bad baseball helped keep their
score smaller than it should be. Atz was
caught asleep off second In the sixth,
while Schlaf1ey was nabbed at second on
bad throw by Spencer IN the ninth.
when any kind of coaching would have
landed him safely on the bag.
In the third, Spencer and Waldron beat
out inheld binglers and made a double
steal On Baby Mclean while he was
dreaming Of honeymoonS. Two were gone
at the time and Hildebrand saved the life
Of Uncle Hank by clouting one out past
short that brought 'em both through and
gave Uncle lead of two for a starter.
The Giants came near tangling 1t up in
the next period, when Mclean tore one
past Gochnauer, with Van Buren, and
Schlafl.y on the paths. Van came through
all right, but Schlafley was nailed a city
block at the pan, so true and sure was the
throw of Walron from short center
field.
The Giants said good night to victory in
the fifth. Spencer and Waldron tore on
hits and a double steal again. and Jones
was unsteady enough to walk Irwin. Joe
NeaIon, who had two hits already. popped
up high fly back of second. Householder
and Schlafiey oficed up to the ball. and
the latter finally decided to grab it. Just
as he was about to squeeze good and hard
the leather made a getaway and two men
arrived.
Deacon Van Buren, turned his ankle
while tearing into the second sack in the
fifth spasm, and he may be out Of the
game for several weeks. The Deacon was
caught Off his balance and came down
with full force on the foot The crowd
gave Schlafiey the hoot for trying to pick
a fight with Danny Shea over dispute
at the plate. The score:
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE entries for
to-morrow's races at Delmar follow:
First race, five furlongs. maiden two-year-
olds, purse-Ruth Nolen 105 Naughty los,
Burnolette 1O5. Follow the Flag 1O5. Una c
los, Trenches First los, Mildred Grist 1O5,
Lightburn 106, Pirates Dream 105, Katharine
L 1o5 Ancient Witch los, Mrs. Murray los,
Chemistry 105
Second race six furlongs, selling-Marchion-
ess 80, Emma Meyer 96. Essayer 100, Eleanor
Howard 90, Lady Bellair 95, Atlas 100. Ra-
dunn 95. Debbie May 95.
Third race, six SelIing-Mimon 95,
Ethel Davis 101. Thsbe 101. Miladi Love 101, !,
Miss Gomez leo. Our Lille 100, Tendercrest
100, T.asso 90.
Fourth race. six furlongs, purse-Mss Mae
Day los. Frank Bell 107, Mr. Ritchie 81, VIII
lowdene 100. Sea Voyage 95 Annabelle Lee 95.
Fifth race. one mile and twenty yards. SELL
ing-Mrs. Jack Dolan 95. Borak 95, Passive
100. Wakeful 95, Trixie White 100, Cofrant
100, Sincerity Belle Co. Fay Templeton 95.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards, SELL
ing-Cernova 81, Nath Woodcock 103. Folles
Bergeres 0s. Lacy Crawford 10S, Kenton 90
Bravery 81. Miss Betty 95.
Weather clear Track good.
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CHOICES FAIL
THEIR bACKERS
Favorites Finish in the
Ruck in All the Races
Decided at The Meadows
RAINCLOUD CUT DOWN
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, June 1.-two nose nm
ishes furnished excitement at The
Meadows this afternoon. 1t was a bad
day for the favorites, not one winning.
In the four and half furlongs Miss
Spokane. a 2 to l shot, and Smiler. 8
to shot, fought for the honors. Miss
Spokane was fifth at the start and ran
a great race. Entering the stretch she
was three and a half lengths behind.
Earnshaw then gave the fllly her head
and she won by nose.
Yellowstone furnished another fea-
ture of the programme In the five and a
half furlongs when he won from Hua-
chuca, 10 to l shot, by a nose. yell
lowstone was first at the start, but
reaching the quarter was seven lengths
In the rear. -Huachuca, seventh off, en-
tered the stretch length to the good,
but was unable to finish with Yellow
stone.
Raincloud was favorite for the four
and a half furlongs race. One hundred
yards from the grand stand she was
leading and looked a sure winner. At
this point she was badly cut down and
passed the judges five lengths in the
rear. The San Francisco contingent
backed Raincloud heavily and the books
were the winners. The results:
First race, four and a half furlongs-Miss
Spokane e to l. TO 8. l TO ~. won; smiler
6 to 2. ! to p. second; santee (evenj. third.
Time. :55h.
Second race. six furlongs-Laidlaw Is to S,
l TO 2. out). won: Prince Magnet e to 5.
3 to a. second: Lillian Ayres G. to D.. third.
Time. 1:14A.
Third race. five and half furiongs-Yel-
lowstone 11 to 8. to 10, 1 to 81. won; Hua-
chuca a to 1. to p. second. Swift Queen
q to p, third. Time. 1:07k.
Fourth race. five furlongs-Lady Bimbo a to
/. to 5. to 1O) won; Rose Leaf (even. to
Fifth race. enc mile-Exapo 10 to 1, to l.
to p. won; Ulloa q to 1. Z to 10. second;
Ell Verracco (out), third. Time, 1:4112
Sixth race one mile-Crigli Is to g. to D.
1 to ~ won: Eleven Bells G to g. out). second;
Autohood (6 to 81. third. Time. 1:40A.
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JACQUIN RUNS
A CLEVER RACE
Lands the Myrtle Stakes
for Owner Dave Johnson
at the Gravesend Track
FAST TIME RECORDED
Special Dispatch to The Call.

NEW YORK. June 14-"Dave" John
sons four-year- colt Joaquin was
favorite and winner of the Myrtle
stakes, a selling affair. to-day at
Gravesend track. 1t was the only
stake on the programme. Joaquin came
from behind the paoemaker, Gold Ten.
in the last half-mile and won the race
in fast time. The first mile was run In
1:4oA.
Johnson had heavy bet down on his
colt and was prepared to protect him.
He was entered TO be sold for $500, but
no one bid and the owner was voted
style by ]. J. Walsh, an apprentice.
Summary:
FIRST RAcE-About SIX rurlongs; handicap;
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St \ Fin.
Z inoaStation iMss19Isa iOs IS 'GfHls sisr
to -Roseben, 123 (o'NeiD.. 2 3 u III
Time, 10. Start good. Won ridden out.
Lady Marian. Race King. Lady Amelia. Tom
my waddell. Right and True. Pasadena and
SECOND RACE-one and a sixteenth miles;
mares and geldings; selling; thres-year-olds
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
I % 5-PrOnta, iol o. Keliyj.. Sc sh
Time. las i-5. Start good. Won handily
VIM Winner E MaTriatis eh by HoroscSps-
bourne. Tom Lawson and Toi San finished as
named.
THIRD RACD-F1ve furlongs; handicap: all
! to 1&sidney F. IS7 tGSsi6.. Si5 5 2fhi
tS Mary F, 10 tw Knapp ! 5 { 5 5h
Winner, n. Bennington's b. c. by Royal Flush
II-Extract. Last Cherry. Debar. Andria. Gala
bogue. Deux Temps. Peagain and Veribest fin
FOURTH RACE-one mile and seventy
Betting: Horse Weight Jockey. St y Fin.
to 5-Jacquin. 1o1 Cwalsh) a.. % 16
to Gold Ten. Sc (Johnson).. u 2&
Time. 1:44 3-5. Start good. Won easily.
Winner D. c. Johnsons b by Knight of
the Thistle-Lady Alice. Chimney Sweep. Pa
Reszke finished named.
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey St. Ftp.
u TO Ambitious 80 Johnson). l IL y
IS to 5-Lawsonian. 1Oe (oNeilD 3 81 8
Time. l :02 ID. Start bad. Won driving.
go8 w19e d5a.s Hfr hsya Gh c SE ssns Storm
Nerlingo Sir Russell, Greenland. High Brush.
Gentian. InterIoper. Lord Provost. swagger
and ST. Benedict finished as named
SIXTH RAcE-One mile and seventy yards:
three-y -year-olds; maidens; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
to Don Royal. II2 MARTINI q 22.
Time AZ. Start good. Won ridden out.
Winner. ]. R. Keene's ch. c. by Kingston
Pastorela- Yachting Girl Jason. Frank n Tyler Tyler.
Fortune Hunter and Salt and Pepper finished
named
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AUTOMOBILES STARTS
ON A BIG RECORD TRIP
l.. l.. whitman Starts From Los Angeles
ON Race Against Time to
This City,

LOS ANGELES, June 15.-Promptly at
midnight l.. l.. Whitman, holder of the
transcontinental automobile record,
started on his race against the San Fran
cisco-Los Angeles record of f1fty-three
hours. Barring accidents the automobile
will not be stopped until at Third and
Market streets, San Francisco, some time
Friday. Ralph Hamlin accompanies him
and the two will alternate the wheel.
Whitman chose the Calabasas-Conejo
road to Ventura. He expects to eat
breakfast in Santa Barbara, and will
then have covered 10 miles. Santa Bar
bara to San Luis Obispo, LII miles. will
be the next stage. They will run via
Bradley. Jolon, King City to Salinas, San
Juan. Gilroy and San Jose into San Fran
cisco.
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BRITT AND SULLIVAN
WILL FIGHT IN JULY
Morris Levy of the Hayes
Valley Club Makes the
Match.

Morris Levy, manager Of the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club. has clinched the
match between Britt and Kid Sullivan.
The Washington lightweight will meet
the Californian in Woodward's Pavilion
on the night Of July 1S
There was some dispute about the
weight, but ii was finally agreed that
the boxers woulo scale 13s pounds at 6
O'Clock This is Britt's best notch. His
friends expect him 10 add another knock
out 70 his record.
Al Herford, who boasted of arranging
the details OF the unsavory bout between
Britt and Cans, is managing Sullivan.
They were wired their transportation yes
terday by Zick Abrams, and will start
for this city early in the week 1t is
possible Champion Cans will accompany
Sullivan as trainer.
Sullivan secured the match on his rs-
cent showing with Nelson, although he
Is not supposed TO class with Britt
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BETTORS FAVOR
KEENE'S DELHI
Brown Son of Ben Brush Is
Expected to Be Public
Choice for $4,000 Race
BELDAME CLOSE SECOND
August Belmont's Great
Mare Will Receive Heavy
Support On Recent Form

NEW YORK. June 14-Sheepshead
with the green stretches and splendid
racing course reaching almost to the sea-
shore, viii witness tomorrow the twenty
second running Of the greatest OF Ameri-
can handicaps-the Suburban. Bright
skies are forecasted, q fast track has
been prepared and & goodly field OF thor
oughbreds will contend for the SO, 900
stake. all of which gives promise Of a
recOrd-breal1ng crowd.
Though only twelve horses are carded
10 go, Il is a well matched field, with the
possible chance of any one OF the num-
Der reaching the wire in the lead, from
Delhi. which carries the heaviest i'm
post 10 the lightly weighted Ostrich,
with the feather Crimmins on his back
Once more the Keene and Belmont
stables have given of their best, and Del
hi. which carried the colors of James R.
heene in the last Brooklyn handicap and
whose winnings the previous year were
greater than any other horse in the East
and Beldame. August Belmont's splendid
little mare, which won twelve of her
fourteen starts last year In the name of
Newton Bennington. viii divide public
favor. Which of the two Will be installed
The actual money favorite at post time
is problematical, though Delhi on form
would seem TO have call. Delhrs clever
winning OF the Brooklyn with 124 pounds
would seem to outweigh the mares VIC
tory IN lne STANDARD stakes week ago
over Cairngorm- Though the greatest
Ally OF last year, greater even than
famous old Imp, Beldame this year SEEM
ingly has not up TO recent days rounded
into form.
The Whitney stable will have no can
didate in the Suburban this year. Irish
Lad. an iool Of the public in his day, has
gone wrong and has been withdrawn.
The Picket, too. which figured promi-
nently in the winter books, will be alb
sent when the barrier goes up. The West
ern candidate, Proper. is always fit and
always dangerous. With the burst of
speed that several times he had given evil
dence OF possessing at the end. his
chances Of reaching the wire first, If he
is with the leaders in the stretch, are by
no means slim. English Lad, Fred Cooks
entry, is well thought Of although his
price VIII be long. John Z. Madden's Ad-
bell is TO be reckoned with as well as
the lightweight Joaquin, an added starter.
He romped away with the Myrtle stakes
al Gravesend to-day, negotiating the mile
and seventy yards in l:44 3-5, and winning
by half a dozen lengths eased up.
Ostrich, carrying ninety-two pounds,
may DO as we'll as he did in the Brook
lyn, when he gave Delhi a hard race, but
he has not been in good temper of late
and viii need clever handling. Among
the others are Graziallo, q long shot,
which frequently carried of the money
at an unexpected moment, and First
Mason, a stable mate Of Colonial Girl,
neither of whom it would be well TO over
look The entries, with the probable bet
ting, are:
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FEATURE RACE
FOR C0RUSCATE
Daughter of Chorister Leads
Out Her Field in an
Easy Manner at Latonia
FALLEN LEAF SCORES

CINCINNATI, June 1.-The card at La
tonia to-day was OF only ordinary class,
consisting of four selling races and of
two purse events. The fourth event was
the feature and was captured by Corus-
cate in an easy manner. White Plume,
the odds-on favorite. finished fourth. A
mild killing was made on Fallen Leaf.
The fllly opened at 8 to and was backed
to to g. With only eighty-seven pounds
on her back she tiptoed her field and won
easily. Four favorites won during the
afternoon. The track was fast. Sum-
mary:
First race, six furlongs-Fallen Leaf won,
Frank Bill second. Gold Bell third. Time,
1:14 40
Second race. five furlongs-Problem won,
Toya second, Wistful third. Time, .0l. 3-5
Third race. one mile-Scotch Irish won, Our
Sister second, Manfred third. Time 1:40 is.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Coruscate won
Dutch Barbara second, Birch Broom third.
Time, l :25.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Royal Legend won,
The Lexington Leader second. MaYnolin third.
Time 1:14 1-5.
Sixth race. five furlongs-Henry Watterson
won, kercheval second, Hyperion third Time,
1:0l 2-5.
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King Receives Yachtsmen.

LONDON, June 14.-Wilson Marshall
of the New York Yacht Club. owner of
the yacht Atlantic. which won the
transatlantic race for the cup presented
by Emperor William of Germany, was
presented by Sir Thomas Upton to
King Edward at Windsor Castle day.
His Majesty received Mr. Marshall gra-
ciously and inquired about the ocean
race. He said 1t would give him great
pleasure to visit Mr.. Marshalls yacht
before it left England. Mr.. Marshall,
having remarked how he and other
American yacht owners would like to
compete for a Kings cup in English
waters, the King said it always gave
him the greatest pleasure to do any
thing for the encouragement Of yacht
ing.
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EIGHTY-FOUN HOUNDS
IN UNION PARK STAKES
Two Events Will Be Run In Their En-
tirety ON the Snn Mateo Field
Snmhmv

Two stakes. which will be run In
their entirety on Sunday, will make up
this weeks card at Union Coursing
Park. In the class stake are Mr..
Zignego. Panoche, Freeport. Quita and
others. The drawing last night result
ed as follows:
Glass stake-.Friendlsss Boy vs.. Quita,
Panoche Vs. Tilie r. Rocked Asleep vs. Mr..
ZigneGo, Pomona Foxhunter Carlow Bow
VS.. Freeport. Gambit vs. L L C.
Reserve stake-Race King w. Glaucus In
truder VS.. w. Pasha Pleasant VS.. The Ref
cree, Free Born VS.. Asitator. Preside Boy
vs.. wild Mamie. Lulu Girl vs. D R. Creole
sus, Tamora vs.. Pilsener. Northern Flyer vs..
Pride of the Hill. Haphazard VS.. Dear CASTOR.
Nav Tunison VS.. Forest Fire. Amandan vs.
Crazy Jane False Alarm Northern Eclipse
Mecca VS. MI Amigo, Rose OF Gold VS. Sir Win
ton. Texas Jill VS.. Real American. King vs..
Gianclng Pasha. Presto Va. The Rival, Palo
Alto Us. Gold Chain Rsta VS.: Cubanola,
VS. Sampler The Old Peach VS.. Frank Dunn
our Motto VS.. Muggsy, vina> vs. Favor Free,
Medley VS. Renegade Apache Frisco Lad VS.
Alice Dunn. Belle Free vs. Happy Lad Mavis
clair VS. sky Van. Earl VS.. Ruby Athlete Hon
est John vs. Blue Craig. Aeolus VS.. Lord sef-
ton. Bonona vs.. Tralee Maid. Royal Spirit vs..
Conroy, DuhalIow VS.. The Duke.
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LATONIA ENTRIEs.

CINCINNATI, June 1.-THE entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race six furlongs selling-Jehane 92
Ida Vivian 90, Fontesia 90, Gracious 92
Trompeuse 80 Ethel keckler 92. Gallithea 81.
Del Toboso 81. Binehelio 99 Rice &c. Johnny
King 80 King Nutter 80. Ohio King 1O2.
Second race. FIVE furlongs. purse-Delta no.
Minnie Adams no. Leta Duffy lilo. Lady Tod
dington 110.
Third race one mile, selling-Martha Celia
S. Scotch Thistle 92. Tapiola 9s Apple 80
Hot 1OO Judge Brady 1O3. Falerpian 1i3 Ben
volio 105. Miss Doyle 107 Coppefield 107, Fon-
soluca 100.
Fourth race, five furlongs. selling-Theodore
Case o. Uncle James 95. Volunteer 95 Cortez
95. Ecliptic 95 Dudley 97. Agnolo 9s. Antara
101, Carthage 1G4 Colonel Bronston 106, The
Saracen 106 Hadur 100.
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles handi-
cap-Athlone 81 The Cook 0S Huzzah 100
Major T. ]. Carson los, Prince Slverwings no.
Sixth race six furlongs. selling-Chanterelle
o. Fleuron 9I Mabel Wnn ". Bardolph o.
Anne Davis 81, Bob Franklin %. st. Paris 1O2
Major Carpenter 102, Robin Hood 105. Autumn
Leaves 1o5 Belltoone 105. Miss Manners 100.
Weather clear: track fast.
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GATES OF INGLESIDE
TO REOPEN ON SATURDAY
Many Speedy Greyhounds Are Entered
to Compete In the Reserve, Open
and Class Stakes.

Many Speedy Greyhounds Are Entered
to Compete in the Reserve, Open
and Glass Stakes.
The gates Of Ingleside Coursing Park
will be reopened next Saturday morn
ing. The park will start of anew un-
der the management of Jerry OShea
and James Hurley. Many good dogs
are entered in the three stakes to be
decided on Saturday and Sunday and
some lively coursing is looked for.
There will be three stakes-the re-
serve of sixty-four entries, the open OF
thirty-two entries and the class of six
teen entries. Judge John Grace will
again be in the saddle and Harry Muir
ray will do the slipping. Following is
the result of last nights draw:
Reserve stake, sixty-four entries-R W vs.
Hermit; Prometheus VS.. Reckless Rose; Golden
Feather VS. Young Tommy r; Lady Fairfax
vs.. Fiddler; Lily York VS.. Little Mercy; Fancy
Dress Harlan Rags; Annie Gill Idle
wyse: Whoa Bill VS.. Helen Hayes; Laboring
Boy Flanagan; Butte City VS.. Josie Lee
Aurelia vs.. Siren; Pasha King vs.. My Bonnie
Doretta VS.. Odd Eyes; Snapper Garrison
Yellowstone; Free From Flaw Hazel B;
Jimmy Anthony % VS.; BABY BABY Byron; Little Dainty
Mary; Mark Twain VS.. Mon Bells; Galveston
We. Paul Dunbar; Tom Hurlick VS.. Peerless
Beauty; The ,,. Mist vs.. .. Fairmont & Lass Golden
Belle VS. Hot Shot; Fontenoy vs. Domestic
Lad; Sunny Shore My Surprise; Equator
vs. Limerick Boy: Master Garrison Miss
Crawford; Aggie Rocket VS.. Lydia: Good as
Gold vs Fortunate Dawn; Doodle Boy VS..
Lamore Eel
Open stake thirty-two entries-Lord Brazen
VS.. Sunny Brook; Queens Motto VS.. Concord
Boy: Bright Columbia Imperious; Little
Plunger VS.. Barney Ray; Siroc VS.. Fairy
Belle; Fenii vs.. Slim Jim; Antie Tralee VS.
Ouida; Princess Savoy VS.. Stingaree: Annie
Ryne vs.. Capital Lady; Cascade VS.. Shotgun;
Homer Boy Pony Capital; Matchless
Beauty VS.. Lancashire Lad: Young Fearless
VS.. Loretta; Icellus vs.. Crawford Belle: Black
Coon VS.. Ruby Sankey: Real Pasha vs.. Daisy
Rocket.
Glass stake sixteen entres-Rector Va. In
Time; Reckless Acrobat Vs. Tom King; Fair
Flying Agile Squirt; Mabel VS.. Red Pep
per; Miss Domestic VS.. Secretive; Lost Chord
We. E H.: Edenvale VS.. Choo Choo; Patched
Cp Va. Valley Pride.
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Mile Race for Layson.

ST. LOUIS. June 14-Union Park racing
results:
First race mile and an eighth-Hardcastle
won, The Four Hundred second Brushton
third. Time ] SO.
Second race. five furlongs-Helen s won
Third race, six furlongs-Little Red won
Bensonhurst second, Tom Crabb third. Time
1:l4 30.
Fourth race. mie-Layson won. Platon
second Jungle Imp third. Time, f:42 S-5
Fifth race. six furlongs-Blumenthal won
Signal II second, Banana Cream third. Time
1:14 3-5.
Sixth race. mile and eighth-Piller won
Detention second. Renaissance third. Time
1:56 3-5.
Seventh race. six and half furlongs-Many
Thanks won. Sid Silver second John Garner
third. Time, :21 3-5.
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Fresno stand to BE Rebuilt.

A telegraphic dispatch from A. J.
Hudson, secretary Of the Fresno Fair
Association. states that the grandstand
at the Fresno race track. which was
burned last Saturday afternoon, will
be rebuilt in time for the race meeting
of the Pacific Coast Trotting Horse
Breeders Association. which takes
place there the third week in July. En-
tries to $4,000 in stakes at the Fresno
meeting close to-day.
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pulled up with two or three Tigers
hanging on to him to keep him from
crashing into the grandstand In his
hurry. There was nothing TO the game
after the third inning except a mild
curiosity on the part OF the handful OF
the faithful as to how large a score Ia
coma would pile up. The score:
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 14.-Sheepshead
Bay track will open tomorrow with the
Suburban handicap and the $4,000 race
for two-year- -olds as the chief attrac-
tions The entries:
First race. six furlongs main course. three
year-olds and up-Runnels 11s. Jocund lis.
Amelia 12S. Ivan the Terrible 120. Zeala 110,
Alvin 10.
Second race one mile, three-year- -olds. handi-
cap-fvan the Terrible 126. Blandy 124. Agile
I22 Water Light lis. Jake Sanders 115,
Workman 10 Gold Ten 100. Sinister 104,
Cedarstrome 103 Red Friar 100. Uncas 9s,
BeIlatrix 90 Amberjack 81.
Third race, FIVE and a half furlongs Of
Futurity course. Double Event, $50. ooo-Bo-
hemian 126 George c. Bennett 122. Cary 122
Transmute 119 Bill Phillips III. Jerry Wern-
berg 11O. Belmere III. Ironsdes III, Inquisitor
122. Vet III.
Fourth race. one and a quarter miles. the
Suburban handicap, $40. .000-Adbel 100. Delhi
T2e Beldame 123 First Mason 115 English
Lad III, Bad News 115. Alan-a-Dale 1l2
Graziallo 11O. Proper 100. Miss Crawford 100
Ostrich 3d. JaSIuin 100.
Fifth race, 1--WE furlongs, Futurity course
rnaidens-Timber 11s Hammeraway 11S. Hud-
DIV lis, McKittredge lis. Vet lis, Cleaner u.s.
Capias us Sir Tristan 11s. Adonis 1l5. Hec-
tor l15 Suffciency 115. Snow lis, Accountant
lis Lord of the Forest 115. Red Flag u.s.
Meredith lls, Brother Frank 11s
Sixth race and a sixteenth miles. on
turf selling-Pretension 112. Right Royal 10l.
Memories 107. Uncle Urigh lie, Possession
1oa Orly II 1o7. Miss Rifle 1o3, Rockaway
los. Supreme Court SO. Elwood 1oe Caloora-
hatchee es Rocklands 101. Port Arthur S6
cold Dome 1o1 DR.. Saylor 1oe, Action los.
Weather clear; track fast.
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oAKLANDs ON THE RUN.
Angels Have Many Timely Hits Slowed
Away In Their Bats.

LOS ANGELES, June 14.-Los An
geles again defeated Oakland to-day in
closely contested errorless game by
the score Of to 2. The home team
secured nine hits on Moskiman, fnclud-
ing home run by Dillon, a triple and
a double. Gray was raped for seven
hits, but succeeded in keeping them
scattered in all but the fifth inning.
Dillon's home run in the first inning
was the result of long hit to center,
the ball bounding over the fence.
Score: