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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
REGATTA OF CORINTHIANS
INTERESTS AMATEUR TARS
Twentieth Annual Contest of the Club
VIII start To-Day From Powell
Street Wharf.

The twentieth annual regatta Of the Corinth-
ian Yacht Club will take place to-day over
the usual channel course. The committee
steamer will be at the Powel-street wharf at
IL a. m. and the signal for the start of the
2O-foot class Will be given at 11:45 a. m.
the yachts having five minutes within which
10 cross the line without penalty. At IL :55
a. M the signal for the start OF the special
yawl class will be given. The 25-footers
viii start at 12:o5 p. M, the 30 footers at
1915 D. M the 36-footers at 1925 p. m.
and class l at 12:35 p. m. Yachts finishing
first or second in their class viii receive
prize fa-s.
line drawn from the pilot-house of the com
mttees steamer to stakeboat anchored oOO
feet off the end OF. Powell wharf; thence
TO and around Preside Shoal buoy; thence
to and around Goat Island Shoal buoy; thence
northwesterly one and an eighth miles to and
around the leeward stakeboat; thence to and
around Preside Shoal buoy for the second
time all marks being left on the port hand;
thence to the finish across the starting line.
The yachts of class J. the 36-footers and so
footers sail around the full course. but the
small yachts over part OF 1t only. The races
will be under the management OIL T. j. kaV-
anagh. Douglas Erskine and Stewart Middle
mas the regatta committee.
The California Yacht Club has a subscrip-
tion handicap race on its schedule for to-day,
but no instructions having been sent out by
the regatta committee the event may be post
poned
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
WILL
ATTRACT MANY

The programme OF sports for to-day
is a varied one and embraces nearly
every known out-of- door pastime. De-
yotees of almost every sort of game
will have a chance to enjoy themselves
both in the city and nearby towns.
At the Ingleside racetrack the San
Francisco Driving Club will pull on
series of exciting races, In wnicn some
of thesbest horses, in the city Will COM
pete. Oakland and Tacoma will meet
on the diamond at Recreation Park at
2.30 o'clock this afternoon in the first
of a series of six games. At the Oakland
racetrack the Reliance Club will hold
a big athletic carnival in which anna
teurs from all over the State will take
part
At the California courts the tennis
cracks of the city will hook up in an
exciting tournament for the champion
ship of the city. The annual regatta OF
the Corinthian Yacht Club will be
sailed from the Powell-street wharf at
II o'clock this morning. The event is
one of the big races of the year and
yachtsmen all over the coast will await
news of it with interest.
At Vallejo big rowing regatta is on
the cards. The trapshooters will con-
clude their three days shoot beginning
this morning at the Ingleside traps.
The annual games and pastimes of the
Caledonian Club are scheduled for this
afternoon at Shell Mound Park.
. There will be good contests on the
Presidio links by the San Francisco
Club, at San Rafael by the San Rafael
golfers and at Oakland by the enthusi-
asts of that city. The Pacific cricket
team will meet the Santa Cruz eleven
this afternoon at the Alameda grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
DENIED HEALTH CERTIFICATE
BY THE AMERICAN CONSUL
Barkentine From Taltal Reports
Strange Action ON Part of United
States Representative.

HONOLULU. May 29.-The barkentine
Georsiana has arrived here. AZ days from Tai
tai. with cargo OF nitrates fer H. Hackfeld
& Co. The vessel had no health certificate, a
circumstance which reflected according to the
statements Of the master. upon the American
Consul at Taltal.
The master OF the vessel says that the
certificate for the vessel The Consul stated
that he had given health certificate to a
steamship once before and he had heard moth
ing from Washington about the certificate and
he did not propose to issue any more until
he had heard from Washington ariing the
first one. Captain Lorenz of the Georgiana
gasped with astonishment when he heard tn 5
announcement, but the Consul was obiurate
out the document
DR.. Cofer of the Honolulu hospital service
satisfied himself that the health of those
aboard the vessel was all right and. as the
failure TO issue the health document had evil
IDENTIFY been due to a mistake OF some kind he
allowed the vessel to enter the harbor.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
BENNETT SHOWS
Up SOME FAST ONES.
Favorites Manage
to Score at Elm
Ridge.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

KANSAS CITY. May 29.-Favorites
got away with nearly everything at
Elm Ridge to-day. Peggy O'Neai
scored another victory in the second
race, beating Double and Darius. As
cot Belle ran well IN the fourth, being
nosed out by Ed Ball. Summary:
First race, four furlongs-Foxhall az to 8.
even, l to 81 won, Miss Anxious q TO i,
even) second. Prince Glenn G. TO u third.
Time. so.
Second race, six furlongs-Peggy O'Neil e
10 1. to 8, ou) won. Double a to 8, TO %
second. Darius (even) third. Time. 1:2sH.
Third race one and an eighth mies-Dun-
cannon a to S, out) won. Helgerson e to 8,
ouO second. Hoodwink (even) third Time
1907.
Fourth race. one mlle-Ed Ball e. to !.
IL to 90 out) won. Ascot Belle Il to 2 ouD
second, True Wing (out) third Time. 1:42h.
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles-Ross-
Hughes a to 5. 2 TO 81 second. The Lady
Rohesia q to 81 third. Time. 1:4e.
Sixth race Ave furlongs-Delta g to 2,
TO 5. ouO won. Granada (even. to 81
second. Programme (even) third. Time,
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
VALLEJO sPoRTSMEN READY
FOR THE ANNUAL REGATTA

VALLEJO May 29.-Au Is in readiness for
the first annual regatta OF the Pacific Asso-
citation Of Amateur Oarsnien. which will be-
held in the channel above tnis city tomorrow.
The course over which the races will be pulled
is a straightaway and from the starting
point TO the float at the Vallejo Yachting and
Rowing Clubs house the efforts OF the crews
for the entire distance will be clearly visible
to all observers. Spectators viii be taken care
Of cn virginia-st street wharf and upon the Ken
tucky-street hill.4s
Excursion boats will leave Mission-strest
wharf. San Francisco. at $50 and 10 a. m
and land the visitors IN this city before noon.
The first event will be on promptly at I
d. To.. and but ten minute intervals have been
allowed by the arrangement committee In or
The local rowing colony favors the chances OF
the Ariels OF San Francisco in winning most
or the events.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
BRE AXIS THE RECORD
ACROSS THE OCEAN
Yankee Boat Distances Her
Competitors for the
kaiser's Cup.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

was intensely picturesque. The Allan
tic kept on without stopping, as her
owner was anxious to make record
to Cowes.
The Atlantic passed Wolf Rock with
every stitch OF sail set. Her spinnaker
was rugged to starboard and the
American ensign was at her peak
Shortly afterward the wind dropped
and the spinnaker was taken In.
Captain Barr was hailed by the cor
respondents' boat. He said the Atlantic
had made an average speed OF ten and
one-half knots since leaving Sandy Hook.
AS the Atlantic keeled her hull showed
rust, but there was no sign OF seaweed.
The Atlantic was flying the interna-
tional code letters ''K. s. r. B." The
wind continued to tighten, and the yacht
was unable to finish before darkness set
In.
After passing Scilly, the Atlantic was
becalmed, and had twelve hours TO DRIFT.
At the Lizard she met a tremendous sea
swell and for some time drifted backward
and forward
Captain Barr and Wilson Marshall. the
owner of the Atlantic, agreed that they
had made a splendid passage, without
single mishap, only experiencing one
strong gale, through which the boat rode
admirably.
The record sail for one day was S41
knots, on May "a. which Mr.. Marshall
believes beats anything hitherto achieved.
The Atlantic reached Bishop Lighthouse
(southwest of the main group OF the
Scilly Islands) on May %. having accom-
plished the passage to that point In
eleven days, sixteen hours and twenty
two minutes, with an average OF ten and
a half knots per hour.
None of the competitors OF the Amer
lean yacht Atlantic has yet been sighted.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30

THE LIZARD, May 29.-With all her
sails set. but with not enough wind to
keep them from shaking. Wilson Mar
shalps beautiful auxiliary three-mast-
ed schooner Atlantic crossed the out
side line between The Lizard and the
German dispatch boat Pfeil just as
night settled down on the English
coast. establishing new yachting rec
ord of twelve days across the Atlantic
Ocean and winning the great interna-
tional race and the Kaiser's cup.
For more than three hours the racer
had been in sight from the stakeboat,
but nearly all afternoon she had been
drifting along in what was almost n
dead calm. Indeed. 1t looked at one
time as II the strong sebb tide would
carry her backward. Finally. however.
there came little pun and the Allan
tics bow reached the bar OF the stake
boat, passing on the outside OF the war
vessel. At that moment the revolving q
3,0O0,0 ,000-candle power lamp in the Liz
ard lighthouse fell athwart her. The
Pfeil discharged one of her biggest
guns, thus declaring the Atlantic the
winner AS the Pfeil's shot rang out
over the water a mighty cheer went up
from the vast multitudes that lined the
shore.
At the next moment every steam ves-
sci within a radius of five miles, tugs,
yachts and launches, began the screech-
ing concert with their whistles. The
sailors on Pfeil gave hearty cheers, as
did those on the yacht Norseman,
which the Atlantic's crew returned
with a will as the schooner set off her
signal lights. While this was going on
she was answered by rockets from the
signal station on the shore. The Liz
ard light kept flashing and the scene
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
BRITT IS READY
To BOX AGAIN
Signs Up With Norris Levy
to Meet Winner of Han
lon-Corbett Go in July
TIRES OF EASY LIFE
Plumber Boy Will Dictate
His Terms When He DOns
the Padded Mitts Again

Manager Morris Levy OF the Hayes VAL
ley Club created quite a bit OF surprise
along the line last night when he an
nounced that he had signed Jimmy Britt
for a match IN July with the winner or
the Hanlon-Corbett fight. Britt has been
considering the match for long time,
and he quickly came to Levy's terms.
Britt stated that he was tired Of hang
Ing around when he might as well be
picking up some money by donning the
mitts. He says he felt that he was en-
titled 10 fight some, fnasmuch as Nelson
went East to meet all comers. He AYERS
II will be just as fair for him to fight AZ
1t will be for Nelson, and that there 10
no more danger OF his getting beaten
than the Dane.
The details OF the match were not ar
ranged by Britt and Levy at their meet
ing last night. Britt is the drawing card
for the fight, and he figures on debating
his own terms. The matter OF weight or
referee was not discussed. 1t Is likely that
Britt will meet either Corbett or Hanlon
at 1872 pounds at o'clock.
1t now looks as though the Brttt-Nelson
contest is further OF than ever. When
the Dane learns Of Britt's intention to
fight another in July hs will not be the
happiest young man IN the world. he
did not figure on Britt signing TO box
anyone else II Is not likely that the
Dane and the Native Son viii come to-
gether before next winter.
Hanlon and Corbett are about ready
for their meeting on Friday night Eddie
has had little difficulty on getting into
form, but the weight has not been COM
ing OF Corbett as rapidly as be would
like. However, the little Denverite IS
fast rounding into shape. and II every
thing goes right, he should be Mt when
the bell taps.
The sale of seats for the fight will open
this morning at 10 o'clock. Interest in the
fight is being awakened, and a large
house is looked for.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
Fourth Consecutive
Win for the
YoungSter.
s.ee.si D.snaieh to The Cali

sGRANESEND, May -. - Fred
Cooks two -vcar-old George G. Bennett
wan the Manhassetu stake to-day in
stlsh style as 10 stamp him above the
culinary il was his fourth consecu-
tive victory, in fact. he has never been
bcaten. George &. Bennett was ridden
blythe regular stable jockey, Nicola, the
best rider in the south during last win
ter, and though he was outgeneralled
by O'NeiI at the home turn, his mount
was so much better than voorhees,,
eO'Neu's mount. that once Strengthened
cut, Bennett galloped away from Voor-
hees in impressive style. The stake
avas worthsS247O TO Bennett, which was
bred by ". o. 3. Macdonough. the Cal
ifornian, who imported the $l50,ooo Or
monde Summary:
FIRST RACE-About SIX furlongs; hand. :
cap; for mares and FLIES: three-year-olds and
BETTING. Horse Weight, Jockey. St 3. Fin.
Cto 1-Aiarjoram % Il. Smith = n
I-Ir. Lindsey 115 CO'NeiD , IL
Time. 10 :3-5 start good Won driving
Winner. Albcmarlc Stables ch- T. by Hastings
Lady Marian Diamond Flush Lady Ameila,
Campo. Memories. Palette. Gold Rose An
cestor. finished as named
SECOND, RAcE-Five furlongs; for two
ycsr-old fllies: selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St Fin
u to f-Andria. 10 Jaw. .Bookr) ? h
il to5- Phyllis A,99 G.J Walsh IA
1910 Elizabeth r. .93 J.Jhnsn)
Time. :C3. Start fair Won driving. W.n
negs L. Alberarle's brown fly By Canopus-
AnGriss. Anodyne Old Ella. Gode, Isolation,
speedway Minnehshs. Vitesse. Miss Cliff, Jes-
eaHline Early Hours. Aimee Abbott Sand
storm, Lady HindOo finished as named.
THIRD RACE-one mile and seventy yards;
hsndicap: for three year -olds and upward:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
.sso l-Ananias lOe Cyv. Knp) ) Ii52 q
! TO 1-Africander. l26 Davis
Time 1886 10. STAR good Won easily.
Winner 4. Shields bay colt by HmyaT- Brace
let Cncss Miss Crawford. Palm Bearer,
Black Prince, finished as named
FOURTH -Manhassett stakes; five
and half furlongs: for two-y -year-olds:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. s.. a Fin.
s 10 sc. .Bennett.II2 tNTc'D 3 . llkl l
1o 70 1-Waterbok, 1O7 CBunsl ! 3 1913 u
Thine. 4 -CS. start good. Won cleverIy. Win
Osiris.s Tsgabond, Neronese, Albert F. Capias
and Ethiopia finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One and 4 sixteenth miles:
se1ing; for three-year-olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
. 10 Contend. los CHildbrnd) = IL
Z TO 1-Oriy II. 104 lDiggins).. 3 . 3
13 10 5-S.C.Love Jos Fountain : 6 6
sime, ~. Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. p holys b. g. by Galore-Conjectrix-
Little Woods. Jennie McCabe. ARABIC. Jane
Holly, st. Freeze. and Hippocrates finished as
named
SIXTH BACE-About six. furlongs; for
three-y y'esr-olds. purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. ST. 2. Fin
20 ID Arkle. los CMillerl... . = 11zl ~
16 70 Bank. 1o9 (NicoD-.---- u ? 3
to 5-McHord. ia Knapp. = / ; Ia
Time. 1:i1. Start good Won driving Win
ner, r Angerola.s b e by Arlle-D -Dareka
ant. Dr. Royal Flaxman and Bedelia finished
nsr-cG.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
'CUNMEN MAKE.
GOOD SCORES
LII the BltlerOck Tournament
Bradrick and Holling Are
High Men With 1O9 Breaks
BIG EVENT FOR TO-DAY
Crack Shots o1 the State
to Contest ior the Cali
fornia Challenge Cup
BIG EVENT FOR TO-DAY

Bradrick ard Holling carried of the honors
yesterday in the second day of the trap
shooting tournament at bluerocks at the Ingle-
side grounds. The two experts made the high
scores Of l09 out of possible 120 targets.
which are records both gunmen should be
proud Of. The team shoot for the Union Gun
Club trophy was captured by the Union Gun
Club, which beat the Golden Gate team a
point for the trophy. The Union Club made
90 breaks out Of 10Q
This championship event for the Bekeart
trophy to be shot at the 16-yard mark at 100
bluerocks will be contested for to-day The
following are the contestants: Holling, San
Francisco; Webb, Oakland; Newbert Sacra-
mento; Q. Feudner, San Francisco; Schultz,
San Francisco; Gibson, Williams; Reed, San
Francisco; Hagermann. Los Angeles; Iverson.
San Francisco Hauxhurst, Oakland; Bungay,
Los Angeles; King, San Francisco.
Z The following are the scores made by the
igunmen in the six events:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
JEFF TO RETIRE IN NEVADA.
Champion VIII Cast Aside Belt mt
RoOt-Hart Contest.

Jim .Jefries will officially retire from the
prize ring in Reno New, next. month when
Marvin Hart and Jack Root hook up in
hrsh fight. The great champion has given
his word that he will be at the ringside
when the men meet and that he VIII then
declare himself officially out OF the nghting
game for good and all. JEFF has retired al
ready but he wants TO make sort or cere-
rrolly out OF it and has concluded to do the
honors at Reno.
Kid Ecan who was a member of Jeffs
retinue for long time, is going to promote
the Root-Hsrt contest The Kid has been
in Nevada for some months and says that
everything is practically in readiness now for
the battle. The men will fight for a $4,000
be a factor Sporting men from all over the
country are expected to gather at the rfngside
when Root and Hart meet for the champion
shin.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
CHICAGO MOTORISTS RACE
OVER A SLIPPERY COURSE
Jerry ellis Carries on the Honors OF
the Day in Ten-Mile
Event.

: CHICAGO. May 29.-Rain interfered with
the automobile races to-day at Harlem race
track and only three of the scheduled events
we're decided The remainder of to-day's pro-
sra.nme will be run off tomorrow morning. 80
that the meeting can be completed TOMORROW
afternoon. No records were broken ATTEND
ance. A50o.
The feature to-day was the ten-mile owner
ship race for the Daily News cup Jerry Ell
winner over II. nj. Daley in 30-horsepower
machine Daley got away first and led for
the first quarter, where Ellis passed him and
his opponent in the seventh mile, winning
easily, in 1921 2-5, which good time con
siderng the condition of the track. w. II.
quarters OF mile start. finished last, being
Tapped twice by Ellis
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS CITY. May 2e.--Folowing the
entries for tomorrow at Elm Ridge track:
First race. six furlongs seliing-Green Gown
rs. Goldspot 9s Kernel 102 Marco 1o2, Doilie
II 103. Stump Town 103 Modredlaw LOG, Louis
Wagner no.
Second race. six furlongs seling-Tom Bone
e9. Durbar 1o2, Ida Davis los. Best Man 106.
Or. stuckey 100. squid 1oe. Percy Clark 105,
Double Six 107. Sid Silver 107.
Third race five furongs maidens. selling
Baize Vail 1o2 Helmina Crandall 102 Walter
Gum 104. Lony 107. Judge Taragon 1o9. Glee-
H.
Fourth race. four and half furlongs. sell
ing-Clear Night 105 Rubicon 107 Ramona II
1oI. Zingg 107, Slam los. ST. Hubert 1Oe.
Gary los Reuben 112
Fifth race. one and a sixteenth miles, Dec
grafton day handicap-Haviland 90, Bellindian
&c Telephone los Gus Heidorn 9s Bondage
107. Thistle Do 107 Glassful 107 Rebo 112
Floral King 116 Gus Heidorn and Bondage
Arthur entry.)
Sixth race. one and eighth miles, selling
-Falernian los. Ada los. Leila 10I Brand
New los
Weather clear; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
Whip No Load for
High Chancellor
to Garry.
enecIal pispateh 10 rhe can.

ST. LOUIS. May 29.-Running the en-
tire race with the assistant starters
whip tangled in his tail and draggins
through the dirt, High Chancellor made
a show Of fine field in to-day's handi-
cap. Chancellor was backed from u
to S at post time. Three favorites won.
Heavy rains tonight will make the
track very heavy for the Memorial
handicap tomorrow. Summary:
FIRST RAcE-six furlongs; three-year-clds;
Setting. Horse, Weight. Jockey St. q Fin.
3 70 Alencon; los Lawrence 9 55s I$
u to I-Butwell. 1O2 (SfcBride). u
Time. 1918 2-5, Start good. Won easily
Winner stevens 9 e. .osx. g BY st 1os c1EG GaI
vanic IO2. Doctor Dan 1902 Katie Ash 100. Aten
81. Sterling Pepper 10o Intrigue 100 MT
ished as named
SECOND RAcE-Four furlonEs; maiden
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 2-Conde, los (seder) :-.-..
i-Si4mihtSsm iShlni assSs 16s hSs tRrG} i2RaGG}
Time, :49 SIS. Start good. Won easily
Tns Gh9s os sy Mf5 1os
Bitter Hand 1O5, Tomochichi 113. Iaunce no.
Destroyer los, Kavanaugh ll3, finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-six furlonss; three-year-
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
10 to Char. Aunt. 100 (Abchn) 8 Il
II to I-Sor Top. % q. RusselD. Il
10 10 1-Hiloma 100 (McBridel.. 6 u
Time 1915. Start good. Won easily VIM
iier. Z L. Smathers b. f. % by st Elor1am,
Derelict Tyrolian 99. ST. Flour lO5: Wakeful
100 Bonebrake 1O1 Picture Hat 1O4, Ametus
ll2 Gay Adelaide 104 Trixie White 1o0 Sweet
swaar 95, finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Mile and seventy yards.
three-year-olds and up. handicap;
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey 81. Fin.
10 TO I-Hh Chnc'lr 1O5 CMcB). ! 2 |
6 to i-Taby Toss. 90 Csew,D. - "a
10 2-Monte. 1O4 IL Willms). 3 . 8
Time. "A 2-5 Start good Won easily.
loW-Leonatus Mare No .. Uncle Charley 100,
Fruit Sc, Terms Rod 90. finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Mile and a sixteenth. four
yesr-olds and up purse:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St Fin.
to Gay Liz'te. 1o5 tMcB).
To DIR Hart. 1o6 (Battiste).
10 1-ANares, 10l (Seder)....
Time. I.49. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. \. Molineli's ch. m. "a by Ossary or St
IO6, Little Corker 1O6 Oakling 10l. Pathmaster
Io2 Edward Hale 107. Judge Cantrell 1ol,
Birdwood loo. Tom Kiley 107, Darmian los,
finished named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and sixteenth, four
year-olds and up. purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey st. q Fin.
I3 TO 5-Narrc. Ill Aawrence). 121
3 10 2-D. Ask Ne. 1O4 CFcht. 3 h 2
10 to Athena. 100 (SewelD...
Time, 40. Start good. Won driving Win
ner G. W Miller's ch. &. 90 by Pardee- Julia
Magee Ahola 99 Royal Arms 102 Mynheer
IO7 Eclectic 10Y. Light Opera 1O6. Athelrose
%, Sambe 1O9, finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
Union Park RennIts.

ST. LOUIS. May o9-Union Park results (:
First race. one and an eighth miles-Mcrend ,
won, Gay American second. Lady Fonso third.
Time, 1:J6
Second race. 1--WE furlongs-Governor DAYS
won. Protorma second. l1oerius third Time.
1:02 As.
Third race mile-Buck Winnie wen.
Council second. Ethel Mark third. Time,
1 50 3-5.
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards
Nellie Russell won. sIugolthrift second, AttiIa
third Time. 1:45 1-5.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Biily Handse won,
70 san second st. Resolute third Time,
1:l4 l-5.
Sixth race. six and a half furlongs-Red
Reynard won orpheum second, De Russy
third. Time, 1:2f
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
Louisville Results.

Downs results:
First race. six firlongs-Agnes Virginia
won, Depends second, Highland Fling third
Second race. four furlongs-Problem won.
jake Ward second. Bunnie third Time, AS 45
Third race, six furlongs-Buttin XII an
James V ran a dead heat, Thespian third.
Time, IA 2-5. Purse divided
Fourth race. seven furlongs-Ebony won,
Twopen my second. Hot tnird. Time, :2S1h
Fifth race, four and a half furlongs-Hype-
rion won. Sir Huon second, Minnie Adams
third. Time :55 1-5
Sixth race, one mile-Marshal Ney won.
Neva Welch second. McIlvay third Tim !
l Al 3-5.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-30
Racing mt Denver.

DENVER May 2s.-secretary G. A. wahl-
green OF the Denver Overland Racing Club
announces positively that the summer meet
ing at Overland Park Denver which opens
June IL. will be. run under the Western
Jockey Clubs control. Entries from owners
who have raced on the American Association
tracks will be refused unless the Western
Jockey Club valves the outlaw rule. This
WIN shut out horses now racing at Elm Ridge
track Kansas City.