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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
PALO ALTO WILL START
IN UNION PARK STAKE
Three Events on the Card Attract on
Entry OF One Hundred and Fifty
Two GreyhOunds-

Eugene Geary has entered his famous grey
hound Paio Alto in the class stake 10 be run
ca saturday al Union Coursing Park. The old
champion has taken kindly 70 training and
should show some Of his former speed Three
stakes. with q total entry q 152 greyhOunds
make Cp rhls weeks card A puppy stake,
with sixteen entries, VIII bring out some prom
ising youngsters The draw last night re-
suited as follows;
Class srake-Duhslow vs False Alarm:
Princess savoy rs. Butte City; Preside Boy
~ Eauhszar5- Rocked Asleep vs. Belle Free;
Lost Chord vs. Little Plunger- shot Gun vs.
Ccnrcy; Freepcrr vs. POczIelli, Daisy Rocket
Vs Cui-a. La Rosa IS. Earl. The Referee w.
Per vs. The Rival; Carlow Boy vs. Sea Lion
Hudson VS. Barney Reys Red Pepper vs. Doc
Burns, Presto vs. Miss Domestic Gold Chain
We Rector; Galveston vs. Barge. Patched Cp
vs- Free Born; IN Time ". Real Psshs
Cueens Motto IS. Amsndan; Palo Alto
Humboldt; Pashs Pleasant vs. agile Spurt;
Ragged Actor rs Nay Tunison: Northern
Flyer IS. Crawford Belle; Rose OF Cold vs.
Renegade apache Yellowstone vs. Honest
Jo1-; Choo choo vs. Nj Amigo; Richard An
ton - Flower Girl; EcenTsle vs. Blaze, Sill
Ter Heels vs. Giaucus' Lord Brazen vs- Black
Coc-.
Reserve erske-Blue Craig vs. Maid of the
Glen; Homer Boy vs- Bright Pearl; Fsirmount
Lass IS. Royal Spirit. Happy Lad z Il;
Dear Castor vs. Little Mercy; Frisco Lad vs..
First Shot: P vs. Peerless Beauty: Anna
Rgne -. Free From Flaw; Commercial Trav-
eier vs. Race King; Auntie Trslee vs. Marx
Twain Wspsee vs. Aurelia; Capital Lady vs.
Ee-s = kins Ts- Ina Cissus: Reckless Rose
vs. CClored Lady Angus Cissus Forest
Fire Black Garter rs- Bright Columbia: Con-
cord BOY rs- Meoes. Sherman Mount Rose:
AEEie Rocker Secretive. Golden Rose vs.
Fonts-czs Loretta McEenTy. Wild Mamie
-. Cuhs1ois: Fiery Rock vs. slim jim Mount
Love VS. Trslee's Besr. Matches Beauty IS.
Medley: Hidden Hatred VS. Fenii: Nonbells
TF. Intruder; Tralee Boy vs. Lulu Cir. Alice
Dunn IS. Ton Eurlick. Pony Capital vs..
eIlngsree; GlsncinE Pashs vs. Miss Lucille:
Doodle Boy IS. Icellus: D r rs. Don Pedro;
siroc VS. Harlan Rags, Texas jill Vs. Idle
weiss. Our Motto vs. Lily YORK
80 zwr~~ - Crnr~ AL
Blue SKY vs. Ell Surprise; Carlisle vs. Bes-
con Na-er; Fire Maid Black Girl. Red
I-p IS The Roman; King The Old
Peach Brir6le Flyer s. Honest Girl, Gold
Ro-e Lady Athlete
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GRAvEsEND ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 7.-Maior Daingerfeld
carries top weight. 12s pounds. tomorrow in
the Standard stakes az Gravesend. Synosby and
Beldame are also carded TO start The day 8
entries.
First race. about six furlongs. handicap
Ivan the Terrible 122. Water Light us Hand
zarra 1f5 Jake Sanders ia. Zeala 113, Mimi
ia. Sparkling Star 1l3. D Arkle los, Woodsaw
10 Aeronaut no Bohemia 110. Incarnation
lo7 Chieftain los Diamond Flush 81.
Second race about two and half miles,
steeplechase selling-Melbourne Eclipse lab,
Gortnagalionf 143 Alamanzor 13o. Black
Death 143 Jim Newman 143. Merry Moments
l8o. Bonfire 1se. Kufa 141, Georgia Pine 1Ss.
Knobhampton 140 Calloorahatchil l30.
Third race FIVE furlongs. two o-year-olds. SELL
fnr-Mufflns 100, Cinchona 1l2, Merlingo 81.
speedway 90, Mary 104. California King 102.
Little Ban 1O4 Odd Ella 81. Phyllis 95.
Gold Badge Iii Sweetheart 101, Special L.
cense o7 St EsteDhe 100.
Fourth race and a quarter miles, the
Standard stakes-Beldame 12l, Oiseau Ill.
cairngorm III, Major Daingerfield 1es. syson-
by Ill.
inr-Ken es. Ike 81. caqueta 101. Wizard
lO3 Lord Badge 100. Daisy Green 1o2. En-
barrassment los. Montreson eS Contend 110.
Noyena go Onatas los. Buttons 1o5, Chimney
Sweep e6, Tomccd log
sixth race FIVE furlongs. two-year-olds-
uurse-Flavigny 1o4 Myrtle d 104. Hester W
io4 Annie Abbott 1o4. ST. Estephe 113
s weather cloudy: track heavy.
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SANTA CRUZ PREPARES
TO WELCOME MOTORISTS
Citizens ox Seaside Town Provide n
Round of Entertainments Lasting
Cor Three Days.

The tour OF the Automobile Club OF Cali
toruia 10 santa Cruz promises 70 Be the most
successful and pleasant outing ever enjoyed
BY the members A member Of the executive
COMMITTEES has been over the road and has
found everything in good order. Supplies OF
gasoline and lubricating oil have been pro
vided az suitable places on the route The
governors OF the Autumobile Club invite any
motorist 70 join the outing, whether he 10 q
member Of the club not.
The Santa Cruz entertainment COMMITTEES has
prepared an elaborate programme IN honor
OF the visiting automobilists- On Saturday,
the 10th inst. there viii be concerts BY Ben
nett's band and display OF fireworks from
the electric pier AT the opening ball az Sea
Beach Hotel music viii be rendered BY the
Royal Hawaiian orchestra At the anniver-
sary ball ar Neptune Casino. beginning ar
D. N. music viii be. furnished By Bennett's
concert band There VIII be fireworks ana
fluminations from 70 ,. N. Pacific ave
nue. and the water front being Illuminated
electrically from ST George street 70 the end
OF the electric pier.
On Sunday the nth inst. concerts will be
given BY Bsnnett's band. and there viii be a
display OF fireworks. From 10 D. N. to Il
midnight the Royal Hawaiian orchestra viii
give a concert in the roof garden OF the
Casino
> On Monday the 12th inst. there viii bs
concerts and a grand ball in the Neptuns Ca
zfr
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BRITT STARTS
FOR YOSEMITE
Accompanied by Charley
Kreling He Will Travel
Into the Valley on Foot
JULY BOUT IN THE AIR
From Present Appearances
Kid Sullivan Will Come
From Baltimore to Box

Jimmy Britt and Charley kreling, clad
II khaki suits viii start on foot to-day
for Z pilgrimage 70 the Yosemite Neither
las viewed the grandeurs Of the valley
SO they arc taking this opportunity 10 DO
50. Al The sans tine Britt VIII be un
6ergoiug the conditioning process away
from the hUm6rum routine OF his training
quarters
Unless something unforeseen develops
he VIII meet KID Sullivan. who IS han
died by tie WHY Al Hereford, IN this
city some ti-ne ls1e in July
Manager jim Conroth IS reaching out
for big game for his Colna Club. Nearly
been offered matches there by the astu1e
promoter ana he promises 10 have box
ing booming across the county line short
ly. II IS possible he viii put on Abe At
tell and Rufe Turner after the Al Ahrens-
George Peterson fight is disposed Of next
week.
Billy Nolan. who manages Battling Mel
SCI. takes some of the shine OF Attells
recent performance with the Dane He
writes
Atteu outboxed Nelson for the a-st three
rounds After the first hal1 minute OF the
fourth round. when Nels0l 1ocred Arten. the
latter never had look in. Nelson simply
murdered him knocking him al over The ring
Attel reSortec 70 al the tricks O the prize
r1lg % AVOID e knocEout. holding and mug
ging. but the Dane wss not 70 be denied Al
tell was tie luckiest man in the world 70 last
through The sixth round Il was laughable 10
read about how Arteu had Nelson groggy-
when Z is q well-knOwn fact that Attel is
about The most harmless punche- n the busi-
ness Considering what e tough proposition
rhe Dane is, you can understand how IN
truthful the report was The referee stated
that = decision had 70 be given the bout
would have been declared & draw. II il lasted
another round ne said A1teu would have been
knocked ont
Thc New York Telegraph says OF Mel
son;
Battling Nelson made z great hit al the
Columbia TheErer. IN Boston. last week with
his sensational boxing act. and packed the
house 70 cVerfoWing at each performance. The
Batrler was required 70 meet three men each
r ,shr for cne round each. As soon one op-
i.1lelr finished the three-ulinute round the
reEr boxer ca the programme went on after
Nelson was given one minute rest thus fur
rrshiuE the 6EhtInE Dane with q fresh man
frr each round II was & slam bang affair
from The sound Of the song Till the end Of the
rc-ll. and kept the house in continual up
roar The Bsttle- gOr 5000 for his weeks
r-rk The manager o. the Columbia thought
SO vel CT him that he has entered into an
serel Inent with hin 10 play a return date II
he can possibly DO 60 before returning 70 the
coast
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS. June The entries for to-
morrow's races at the Fair Grounds follow:
First race, six furlongs. sellng-St Florence
&C. ChristeIle los. Ora z 100. Ethel Davis 90.
Comora e5, Golden Russet 100. Flora Levy
1oi. Essayer e5. MiIadi Love %. Marchioness
e6 Lady Bellair 1o5 Thank Haven 100, Atlas
95 Contentious 100
Second race five furIongs, two-year-oids.
purse-Pinta los. Miss Leeds lo2. Topsy Rob
inson los Jane Rachael 102. Burnolette 102,
Sicyo,l 102 America II los. Lady Deer los.
Ira Gray los. Bess Clancy 102. Hattie Kings
ton los.
Third race six furiongs. selling-Apple
Sweet 106 Miss Manners 101, Debbie May
95 Tender Crest 100 Miss Gomez 100, Lasso
100 Thisbe 101, Avoid 101. Follies Bergeres
100 Hook Sc Okla 101. shippingport 1o6. Even
ing Star JOG.
Fourth race one mile and seventy yards.
purse-The Regent 1o4. Caronal 107, Bravery
80 Just So l01 Red Leaf %.
Fifth race. one mile and seventy yards.
selltng-My Eleanor 100. Borak 95. Lovey e5.
Aten 81 Sandalwood 1o2 ST. Flour 1o6. Bon
ME Prince Charlie -1e0. Sincerity Belle e5,
wakeful 105. Hiiona 90
sixth race one and an eighth miles, selling
-Royal Arms 81, DR.. Hart 1o5. Chapalia 81.
Alaraode 1o5. vsrro no. Extol los. Prince
Saim Salm 1o2. Eclectic 1o2. Montpelier los.
Athelrose ss Bullhnch 1o2 Athena e5. Tristan
shandy 1O7, Maize Hanlon los
weather cloudy. track fast
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Planning for the Fourth.

The twenty-five citizens recently appointed
as Fourth Of July committee by Mayor
schnitz met yesterday in his office and elected
as their chairman General w H warfeld.
Colonel Thomas F. O'Neil, formerly OF the
First Infantry Regiment, n. @. c.. was elected
grand marshal OF the proposed parade and
several committees were appointed to make
ARRANGEMENTS for the celebration. The general
committee accepted the. invitation OF Manager
Kfneshnrv of the Lick House TO establish its
headquarters at that hostelry. where the next
meeting will be held tomorrow D. N.
The present plans of the committee are to have
a uarade of the Federal and State military
forces including the marines from the war
ships in the bay. literary exercises in the al
at Golden Gate Park, and pyrotechnic displays
in the evening.
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Derby for waiter.

ST LOUIS. June 7.-Union Park racing r.
suits.
cuisitive Girl won. RampoOsa second. -Four
Leaf c third Tine 1-47 2-5.
Second race. one rnile-My Alice won. Mo-
rendo second, Hilarfty third Tine. 1:42 4-5-
Third race. five furlongs-Comilfo won. Long
Bright second. Earl Rogers third Tine
1.o2 As
Fourth race. the Darktown Derby, ons nile
Waiter won. Tenny Belle second. Sister Ruth
third Time. las 1-5-
Fifth race one mile and seventy yards-st.
Noa won. Leila Hunter second. Pilier third
Time. 1.47.
Sixth race six and a half furlongsEPlatoon
won, Nellie Russell second. Canbrinus third
Time, % is.
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EDRODUN FAILS
BY SCANT HEAD
Ridden by a Stable Boy He
Nearly Defeats Gloomy
Gus, the Public Choice
THREE FAVORITES LAND
Step Around Runs in Splen-
did Form, Defeating Laura
I NJ in Exciting Race
Special Dispatch 70 m. Can

SEATTLE. June Gloomy Gus, "a
vorite for the first mile race al The
Meadows. had a close call from defeat
by Edrodun from the Fitzgerald stable
and a l. 10 I shot The winner scored
by head. Edrodun was the sensation
OF the day and was cleverly ridden by
". Fitzgerald. the young son OF the
owner. This is the second time young
Fitzgerald has ever sported the colors.
He has been exercising horses only
three months. AS the horses entered
the stretch Gloomy Gus was three
lengths TO the good. With the straight
away in front OF him. Fitzgerald gave
the horse his head and in another
stride after the wire had been passed
Edrodun would have been the winner.
The books split about even on the day.
Three favorttes won. all heavily
backed.
Step Around was in splendid form
and after one OF the hardest races she
has run since coming 20 this track the
mare defeated Laura F NJ in the seven
furlong race by a neck In the books
Laura F NJ was heavy favorite. sum
mary:
First race. hvs fu-longs-SiHeate "a 10 !,
% ). 70 y won. Lady Bimho s 10 ). 10
Iol second. Bath Beach 60 10 % third Time.
second race five and a half furIongs-Ed
Luburn (sven 70 5. 1 to b won. Rodolfo
lsven. 70 p second. Dorics a 70 D third
Tine 1:10.
Third race. one mile-Gloomy Gus q 10 2.
out) won. Edrodun g 70 !. ! 70 p second.
Baker four) third. Time. .4712
Fourth race one mile-Isabellita g 70 5. I
70 ? TO 81 won. Exapo a Z 5. / 70 - second.
Aminte g 10 - third. Time. :+61a
Fifth race and eighth nilss-Budd
Wade f6 10 l. = 10 1. even) won. Libsrto = 10
5. out second. Major Tsnny g 10 81 third
Time. 1.5S
Sixth race seven furlongs-Stsp Around 90
10 ). even. 70 % won. Laura 6 70 ;.
out) second. Ripper (out) third. Time, l.So17-
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Charge IL Unfounded.

At the Police Commissioners meeting last
night the case OF LIE Bo Sam. who, II was said.
called meeting OF the Chinese gamblers for
the purpose OF informing them that by paying
into a fund he. could get the permission Of
Mayor Schmitz and Abe Ruef TO allow them 70
carry on their games. was investigated Sam
condncfs a pawnshop at Kearny and Dupont
streets and It was the intention OF the Com
rnissioners 10 deprive him OF his license II the
and II developed that the charge was a street
TlIrnor. The case was postponed for two weeks.
Jeremiah Hurley was appointed a policeman.
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SHOWS
UP HIS FIELD.
Walter Jennings Good Son
of PrestOnpans Runs Over
His Horses at Gravesend
SUBURBAN CANDIDATE
With a Continuation of the
Storm and Heavy Track
His Chances Seem Bright
Special Dispatch to The Cali.

GRAvESEND, June There was
not much enjoyment for racegoers this
afternoon. either in the stand or around
the layers IN the betting ring. In the
stand they had a wind and rain storm
ring they saw some of the best
things" Of the meet go the way usual
with best things, TO the great delight
of the bookmakers. II was one of the
best days the latter have had in a loag
time and their good days have been
numerous OF late
Proper loomed UP in the most inter-
esting performance of the day. 1t has
an important bearing on the Suburban.
which will be run next Thursday. If
the storm should continue and the
track remain heavy Proper will be
strongly considered in the big field.
Ridden by Bill Knapp, he dashed
through a field OF six to-day and beat
Go Between by two and a half lengths,
with Garnish eleven lengths away,
eight lengths behind Buttling. which
ran third. Summary:
FIRST RACEAbout six furlongs: three
Ess,Ods ,,,O ard. And up &.'s51 sslins Joc,e Fl,
TO 1-Campo, 90 lDigginsl- ...lo III II
I 10 2-Montreson. sS !kslly);;; 2A22
Time. 1:l2 Is. Start struggling. Won driv-
ing Winner, 7. Monahan's ch. (. by Hast
ings-Camphre. Little Woods. Tyron. Wild
Marriage Bells and Observer. finished as
named.
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin.
sa to to sl.s!sii ia csia. Il liz SasSs
IS . Is; grinkiey. s il2 esurno Bur, r. ;5u So
Dafo Erahle's 4 hy knight
OF the Thistle -Belturbet. Hammeraway, Cary.
Topsail. Billy Banaster. Vagabond. Senesehal.
Sandy D. Eltopia sanctus and Guile finished
as named.
THIRD RAcE-one mile and seventy yards;
Betting: Betting s4-Rs Horse. Weight. Jockey St y Fin
to 2-Pr9RsT i1l q. fknsePs sossin IL
Time, 1:4s 2.5 Start good. Won easily.
Winner. w. B. Jennings b; h by Preston
pans-Prtm II Gsrnish. Workman, Pretension
and Goldsmith finished as named.
FOURTH RAcE-Fiye turlOngs: Clover
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. Fin
5to IgTransnute lo7 CBurns)... II 16
= P.oN..s M.ssF1s7 iSg cgsas3
Time, 1:os. Start bad Won easily Win
ner E. E. smathers' eh I. by St George
Beautiful Bess. Auvergne. Moonshine and veri-
best finished named.
FIFTH RACEOne and eighth miles:
three -year-olds and UP; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey ST. q Fin.
II TO I0-M Daingerheld. lis (Mtn) Il 1 s
TO 5-De Reszke.ios J.Kelly) % %
10 1-Onatas, los lO'NeiD... 33 81
Time 1857. Start struggling Won easily
Winner, P. j. Dwyer's bl. b. by Handspring
Mondroit. Glisten. Brigand and Proceed I'm
ished ~ named.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles:
three-year-olds and Up: purse:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin
20 2-Capt Bob, 112 e. MARTINI ! III 81
TO I-Isnailian. 107 (Ailler).-.. Al %
to 1-Yscht. Girl, 1o7 CIV. Davis) 3 Il 3Z
Time, / :59. Start good Won easily Win
ner, s. s. Browns ch- c. by Topgallant-Ame-
liza P. Angler. Modest, Bowler, Lindale. Salt
and Pepper, Topright and Sir Optic finished
"a named.
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DERBY HORSES
PERI FORM BADLY
The Cook Shows Up Some
of the Candidates in a
Preliminary at st. Louis
RECORDS ARE LOWERED
New Marks Are Established
for the Fair Grounds
Track by Two Winners
Special Dispatch to The Call.

ST. LOUIS. June The Cook showed
up the st. Louis Derby candidates to
disadvantage when she beat the field In
the third race at the fair grounds to-
day. tying the track record. The Cook
romped home. The Derby trial makes
Saturdays event apparently a duel be-
tween Beknighted. owned by Lee &
Sous, and Uncle Charley. from E. E.
Smathers' barn. 1t will be worth
$4,000.
Luretta ran the fastest six furlongs
Of the meeting when she beat the field
in the feature race at that distance.
She simply romped in and was well
played. Cotillion beat the odds-on IA
vorite Lacy Crawford in drive in the
fifth race and lowered the track record
half second. The selling race was re-
newed after this race when H B. Wit
tenberg claimed Lacy Crawford for
500. Chinn paid s250o for the horse In
the last race Judge Brady was run up
TO Sl305- He was retained by his owner,
]. c. Milan. at this figure Summary:
FIRST RACE-si1 furlonEs: two-year-olds.
s 10 5Excitement e3 (Aubchn). ) 80 II
8 10 1-Horseradish, IS Perkins) l h 2x
Time. lis. start good. i.a-'S{ Won easily. win
ner. E.. Z. Smathers' b. c. by Scorpion Hand
MAID IL Ramus 95. Conde s4. finished
named.
SECOND RACE-six turlongs: four-year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting. Horse, Weight Jockey. ST. y Fin.
5too GbsnEy He E.1 Bert IL IL & &Jshshn9, z
Msnsi5s ssnsEn 1Gs Ia Mssass Ma ms
Winner. G E. Patterson { Cos ;, h % By
da 107. Roommate los. Sir Frances II III.
Tangent III Montpelier 11o. Hottentot III,
Nath Woodcock 10S. Lookavay 1o2. finished as
named
THIRD RACE-one and hree-sixtsenths
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St y Fin
10 1o-The Cook. 90 CWiiey)... 2
pR G4s5ley ioI I0s sMohiss tAsass
Time 200 Start good Won easily, Win
Eer Mrs. ] G Milam,s @ hE + % 90 by Dr. Mac
FOURTH RAcE-six furiongs. handicap;
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St = Fin.
10 1-Luretta, SO (Aubuchon).; ! 5 l2
ElaErio IL r Masssrso IOs s. RSs, sss
winner. INNER i E. E. snathsrs a f'oS sh. T. l sy Her
Lee 81. Diamond 81. finished a. named
FIFTH RAcE-one and three-eishths miles:
sS 5-fo'j!lsa 5 5lsa.o:s & 5sSSssa5 III
Is TO Hubbard 100 CHarris).. AZ 50
Time. 2:22. Start good. Won driving Win
rer L. A. Bonsacks ch. Z. t9). by Kingston
Merry Dance. Aladdin III. George Vivian 1oS.
CCurant s5. semper yivax 1o5, finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles.
selling; three-year-oids and up.
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. ST. y Fin.
IL TO 5-Judge Brady 1ooCwiley) s III ]
to 2-Docile. 103 (SewelD. ..... ] =
13 10 5-Mynheer, 110 (McBride). 8 %
Time AS Start good. Won driving. Win
ner, Mrs ]. c. Milam's blk c (S). by Pur-
year D. Bohemian Lass Mr. Jack Dolan So.
Arnherita Io3 Loves Labour 107. Lord Tenny-
son l04 Delusion s4. Check Morgan 81. finished
as named.
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Golfer. Ont for f,b.m.,.n..,.

LONDON. June The forty-fifth annual
tournament for the open golf championship
commenced 1t St Andrews this morning. A
record entry OF 1c2 necessitated three days
play.
W. H. Taylor. the winner the last time the
tournament was held at ST Andrews, com
pleted the drst round in so. The American
champion. ". Anderson. took Sc
Aleck Smith. American, did the first round
IN 81 While Smith played a heavy wind was
blowing.
George S. Lyon Of Toronto. former amateur
golf champion Of Canada, finished the round
IN S.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08

MARTIN KELLY SUES GREGGAINs-
Martin Kelly. a political boss. more r.
Gently indicted BY the Sacramento Grand Jury
FOR connection with the Senatorial boodls
scandal and Daniel Crowley dlsd suit yester-
day against Alex Greggains. James Le
Strange. D. v sullivan ana Jonn Dos open
hair1er for 5000 damages Plaintiffs allegs
that the defendants unlawfully svicted them
from possession Of saloon AZ 112 Ellis street
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get as far as third base. Jones also pitched
good ball. and although he was hit for ten
safe ones he kept them well scattered. Los
Angeles was unable TO get man across the
plate until the last half Of the ninth. In this
inning Spies was hit by a pitched ball and
came home when Gray doubled TO the score
board Schiadey was sent TO the bench and
later ordered from the field for disputing
decision. Umpire Bray made his first APPEAR
here ana made excellent impression.
Score.
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SUMMARY.

Errors-Doyle. Kane. Dashwood Struck
out-By Fitzpatrick 3. by Miller T. Bases on
balls-By Fitzpatrick 4. by Miller g. Hit by.
pitcher-Lynch. Kane, Dashwood Wild
pitch-Miller. Stolen beses-Nordyke 2 Easan
Walters. Two-base hits-Sheehan g. Nc
Laughlin 9. Lynch. Ezsan. Fitzpatrick. Home
run-Nordyke. Double play-Nordyke funes-
sisted. Left on bases-Tacoma T. Seattle 10
Time OF game-One hour and As minutes Um-
pire-Perrfne.
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collin. Given More rime.

Attorney George D. Collins was supposed to
MEAD Yesterday TO the indictment charging him
,hat he was not prepared TO give his decision
on the demurrer to the indictment At the
request of the defendant. the case was con-
Judge Will render his decision
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June The entries for to-
morTow's races at LAto1ia follow.
First race, seven fu-lonss. purssEdna
Sandman los, Outshine los, Brita los. Louise
Mcfarland l05, Long Run 107, San Miguel 107
James H Red ITO, Python 10. C1ydeo no.
Trib Gentry 110, Norway 11O. Arthur GUNNER
l10.
Second race. i've furlongs. purse-col. Bron-
ston i0d. Maplshurst 1O6. Mandator loo. Bar
earos loo. Kercheval los. Romola ZOE. Two
Bills 1oe. Cottontown 1oe-
Third race-One and a sixteenth miles. sell
ing-Huckleberry Finn 81. Scotch Thistle es
F1orizel 9S, Frank Nc 1o1. A1tona 1o1, Bell the
Cat 1c4. Benvolio 1o6. Gold Bell los
Fourth race, five furlongs. the Clipsetta
stakes, 5000 added-Anne Stone 103. Danodil
l05. Lilita io6. Zienap 107. Temple 1oT. Cut
Glass 1o7 Bright Moinen 1o7. Vic Kinney 107
Mocassin Maid 1o7. Lady Travers 10T. Lady
Carol 10 (Lilita and Zienap. Schultz entry.
Temple and Cut Glass Respess entry-)
Fifth race, mile purse-Siss Lee 80, Dutch
Barbara e5. Wainanaoinen 90, Reservation 1o4.
Fonsoluca 10e.
Sixth race. six furlongs, selling-The Lex
ington Leader IS. Iron Tail sS, Dutch Pete 81,
Hopeful Miss 81. Heidelberg &C. Scotch Irish
90. Ethel Keckier 102. Captain Sam 102. Full
Sway 100. Sweetie los. Ice Water 10T. Copper
field 113.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
Get. Tool. on Forged Order.

Arthur Wallace. carpenter. els Howard
street reported 10 the police yesterday that
his tools valued at $50. had been obtained by
Thomas Wauldhave. teamster. on Sunday by
means of a forged order. The kit Of tools had
been left in O'Keefe & F1nns saloon at Sixth
and Clementina streets. The police are search
ing for Wauldhave
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-08
Chinese Robbers Sentenced.

Yee Ling and Fong Dock. convicted By
Jury In Judge Lawlor's court on charge OF
assault to commit robbery, were sentenced yes
terdev the former 10 serve six years in Fol-
som penitentiary and the latter TO serve seven
wears in San Quentin. On the night OF De-
cennber 10 they attacked Yip Joy In Cum Cock
alley Chinatown. and attempted to rob him.