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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30

SHEEPSHE--J BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-The $4,000
Twin City Handicap will be the feature
of to- o-morrow's card at Sheepshead Bay.
The best of the handicap horses will
start: The days entries:
First race 1--WE and half furlongs, maiden
two-year-olds, futurity course-Ireland 102,
Holloway 1O6 Kougrock los, High Brush no.
Mintia loS Third Mate 1O2. Lawsonian 112
102 The Scold 80. Ingleside 81, Hanthorn 81.
Cassandra 9s. Algolee 1O7. Thorium 112, Skyte
81. Bluette 104. Winifred A 107, Bundoran 80.
Lefty 106.
second race. six furlongs, handicap. main
course-Lady Amelia 12a Handzarra Ill. XII
Druid 99 Adriutha "a. Ancestor 80. Zienap 90.
Letoa o. Diamond Flush 80. Lady Prudence
S. Lucy Young SS, Ginette 112.
Third race six furlongs. the Great FLY.
fiies, two-year-olds, futurity course. S5VOo
added-Rustling Silk 118. Rose of Gold 116.
Running Water 116. Single Shot l16, Sue Smith
l21 Edna jackson 121, Curiosity ia, Lady
Valentine 116. .
Fourth race-Mile and quarter, the Twin
CITY Handicap, three-year-olds and up $4,000
1cj Wild Mint 107 Won Tromp lOO Caugn-
nawaga 122. Proper 11e. First Mason 1lo. Colo
NAL Girl 112. Buttling 1O3. Cairngorm llo'
Dolly Spanker 1O6, Broomstick 122.
Fifth race-Miie and three-sixteenths, sell
ing-Montebank LOG. Joaquin lUo. LORD Badge
Cabe leo. Bleunenworth 106, Cabin e3. Clover
land 1O6 Yorkshire Lad 81. Ascot Belle 100.
out of Reach LOG. Saladin 30.
sixth race mile and a sixteenth on turf
three -year-olds and up-Short rose aEo. Oon
Ask Me 116. Bryan 1os. Orthodox 121. Ceder-
strome III Conquest log. Kiamesha 1Q6.
Stamping Ground 106. First Mason ILL., Head
Dance 1871 Red Friar 106
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PACING RACE
IS UNF |h|SHED
Deciding Heat of Park
Brew Stakes for 2:09 Class
Postponed Until To-Day
FAVORITE GOES LANE
Walter Direct Takes the
Second and Third Heats
and Is Then Distanced
EDITED BY
r. A. SMYTH

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Aug. 2s.-About
10000 persons journeyed to Narragansett
Park to-day, the principal attraction be-
ing the Park Brew pacing stakes. purse
5000. while Audubon Boy was announced
to go after the coveted two-minute mark.
A strong wind caused the pOstponement
Of the latter feature, but the crowd saw
six heats Of the stake event raced before
the deciding one went over until to-mOr-
row. Allerson and Edwin G both hav-
ing two heats to their credit. The ia
vorite. Walter Direct, after capturing
the second and third heats. went lame In
the fourth and was distanced. Results;
2:20 class. trotting. purse $1,000. three IN ave
Harrison Wilkes won nrsJ, second and nftn
heats and the race in 2:I1A. 2:11A, 2:11A.
2:121s. Deleree. Grattan Boy and Minter also
started
The Park Brew stakes. zoo pacing. purse
$1,000. three In five Cunnnshed)-Allerson won
fourth and ffth heats in 2;OI. 2:Os$4-
Walter Direct won secOnc and third heats IN
2:0T1a POSI-. Louise G., oregon Maid. Ethel
Mac and Deary also started.
2:13 class. trotting, purse $1,000, two in three
Lizzie G. won two straight heats and the race
in 2:11f 2:09h. Danube, Helen Norte. e~a-
80. Ethers Pride. Gold Dust Maid. Roberta
Major Greer and Leonora also started.
2.l3 class. pacing, purse $1,000, two IN three
Lady Sealskin second and third heats and
the race in 2:GT94. 2:O6l2. Queen OF Spades
won first heat In 2:O91A Villas, Director Joe.
Jubilee LenOx Boy. Kiowa. Louise Messina,
Pointer. Phalla and Minnie Slumoer also
started.
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FOOTBALL PRACTICE WILL
COMMENCE LATE AT STANFORD
Warm Weather VIII Cause Postpone
ment of Activities on the Grfdfron
Until Sepfember II.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug 2s-
The first practice of the season for the
cardinal squad will be held upon Sep
tember II. This will give the players
al Berkeley several weeks start over
the Stanford eleven. The reason for
the delay is that the warm weather
would do more injury than good.
A large rally for the purpose OF
arousiag enthusiasm will be held Fri
day evening, September s, at which
the coaches and those connected with
the gridiron will address the assembled
students. This rally. which will be the
first OF the year, will be held in Encina
Hall, as has been the custom in former
years. All those who intend to try out
for either the varsity or the freshmen
eleven will sign the training rules at
that time.
Because OF the loss of Sprott who
will not return to college, 1T will be
necessary to elect another man to fill
his place as captain. In order to ac-
complish this all members of the old
squad must vote. AS the team of last
will have to be reached by wire II is
not probable that the announcement
will be made much before this rally.
The captain thus elected will address
the candidates.
Three men Of the old squad have re-
turned and the captaincy Will therefore
lie between Thompson, Stott and Chal-
mers, who are the veterans. Thompson
is the probable candidate as he has
been the longest on the field.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
BRIEF CITY NEWS.

WILL GIVE FARCB.-Commercal High
School Alumni will give farce and dance at
Golden Gate Hall Friday September l. The
association has been in existence for little
over year 1t IS composed Of graduates from
the commercial school at Fifth and Market
streets and the members are working TO make
II a financial success
WANTS AN INJUNCTIoN.-The California
Couch Company, 20T4 Mission street filed
suit yesterday to en1oin the International
Uphoieserers' Union from interfering with its
union has informed it that unless IL dis
charges certain non-union men In Its employ
1t will declare 1t unfair and proceed TO injure
it's business.
WILL. VIEW BAY AND MT. TAMALPAIS
The officers OF the American Wine Growers
Association who visiting California will be
taken on bay excursion to-day by the Cali
fornia Promotion Committee. The steamboat
Golden Gate will leave Meiggs wharf at IL
a. and will make a trip Of three hours.
The visitors will then be escorted to the sum-
nit OF Mount Tamalpais and will come down
the mountain by gravity car.
STRUCK GAS PIPE WITH PICK-Alfred
Kaufman while welding his pick In excavat-
ing for the foundation or building at Taylor
and O Farrell streets yesterday, struck a con-
cealed gas pipe with such force as TO free
the noxious rapor. which overpowered him
escaping gas. His removal to the Central
Emergency Hospital, where DIR. r. C. Hill ap-
piled restoratives soon revived him and he
was but little the worse for his experience.
BOYS UP FOR BURGLARY Charles
Childs. Il years of age, Billy Mccarthy, a.
and Frank Manion, 10, are locked up in the
of burglary. The trio are supposed to have
forced the lock on the front door of a building
belonging to the independent Electric Light
Company al Second street last Sunday
night Chiids was caught in the act but his
two companions made good their escape They
were arrested Yesterday by Special officer
placed In confinement They viii be dealt
with by judge Mursskr nsxt Trid~.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
FORT ERIE ENTRIES.
ONTARIO. Aug. 29.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Fort Erie follow:

ONTARIO. Aug. 29.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Fort Erie follow:
First race. one mile. three-year-olds and up.
selling-Montpelier liz. Pathos 1Oe. Hindoo
Princess 100. Mezzo 100. Stalker 106. Labor
106, Council 1o6 Allopath 1O4. Chamblee 1O4.
The Four Hundred 1O1. Old Mike 101. Probe
81.
Second race. six furlongs. three-year- olds
and up sellng-Lulu Xoung 10l. Chanterelle
101. Any Way 101. The Elba %. John Garner
sc, Girl From Dixie "a. Brushton 81. Scare
crow 90, Azelina 81, Miss Anabie 91.
Third race, and eighth miles three
year-olds and up sslling-Ink 109. Marshal
Ney 105. Our Bessie 1O3. Solon Shlngle 100,
Circular Joe 90. Buglsr 30. Blue Flame 81.
Fourth race. five and half furiong.. two
year-olds. selling-Goldmate 105. Henry War
ing 90. Alma Gardia 50, Zana McClelland 9s.
Arcospring 90. Marvel 95, Peafowl 93.
Fifth race, six furlongs, three-year-olds and
up, selling. Ed Grillo los, Kingcrane les.
Sheer 1OS Pride Of Galore 1o6 PIantagenet
106. Mint Leaf 1o1. Capitano 90. Love Note
eS Peggy "a. Galice "a.
Sixth race mile. three-year-olds and up.
seling-Clausus 100. Reveille 102. Bassanio
1O1. Small Talk 101. Devonshire 1O1. Show
man 1O1. -Four Leaf C 90, Sarah Maxim 90.
Bluegrass Girl 90. Sarilla 90. Santa Luna 81.
The Triner 81.
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DECISION GOES
TO BOB LUND|E
Bests Tom Barry of the Haw-
thorne Club After Four
Rounds Of Fast Fighting.

; 1t was not until the last minute of the
final round that Bob Lundie, fighting un-
, der the emblem of the Olympic Club. won
the decision from Tom Barry Of the
Hawthorne Club last night at Wood
ward Pavilion.
! Three killing right jabs in the kidneys
followed by left swing to the head did
, the work and changed the result from a
seeming certain draw to a decision for
Lundie. At that Barry was fighting
: fast when the gong rang and was doing
his best to bring the sleeper over to his
opponent. The decision was just one,
though close, and it brought cheers from
, the large crowd of Olympics about the
ring.
The Hawthorne Club card was a good
one. The preliminaries were fast and
the main event a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
enough for any ones money. Barry had
the best of the first round. landing re-
peated stingers to the head and face.
In the second and third rounds neither
had the advantage. Barry's tabs to the
face were counterbalanced by the body
blows of Lundie. At the tap Of the gong
in the fourth round both tried to force
the fighting, each realizing that the end
would be close and each trusting to send
home the dreamy one. Then came the
final minute. Lundie's right wallops
banging thrice for the kidneys, the left
to the head, and the decision.
AL. Emmick, unattached, gained the de-
cision over Johnny Murphy after four
rounds of fast fighting. For 105 Founders
these two boys put up a strong exhibi-
ton. Blood flowed freely in every
round.
Willis Conroy of the Hawthorne Club
punished Kid Soto OF the Star Club SO
badly that Referee Eddie Smith stopped
the bout and named Conroy the winner
Soto wos wild, but the Hawthorne boy
landed at will.
The go between Harry RiIey Of the
Ariel Rowing Club and Jim Horan of the
Hawthorne Club was stopped in the third
round because the spectators we're tired
of the love feast. Both fighters acted like
fond relations, and 1t was only during
an occasional spat that either was hit
Joe Leahy had a hard tussle with Tom
Ryan in the fourth event and barely
earned the decision. Both wore Haw-
thorne Club colors. Leahy won on his
in-fghting.
1t was no trouble for Willie Wolf Of
the Ariel Rowing Club to give John Nc
Donald enough punishment to make that
of friends. During the two rounds of
fighting Mcdonald received enough pun
ishment for ten men. He apologized to
the crowd, stating he had been Ill.,
The best preliminary was a close bout
between Jack Rodney of the Ocean View
Club and. Pete Sullivan of the Haw-
thornes. Rodney won by fast blows by
the kidney route during the final round
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
NELsoN,s suppEN MOVE.
Changes His Quarters TO COIma 20 Es-
cape the Extreme Heat.

cane the Extreme Heat.
LARKSPUR. Aug. 2S.-Battling Nell
son, his manager, Billy Nolan. and his
sparring partners left Unexpectedly for
Colma this afternoon. Nelson left here
on his pony at 2:15 p. m. He expects
the seventeen mile ride will compen-
safe him for his afternoon daily stunts
Joe Millets Six-mile House. at ColIna
has been engag ged by Manager Nolan as
MS new training quarters. He assigns
his departure to the prevailing warm
weather, which has reduced him to his
fighting weight suddenly. He also feels
that. owing TO the great climatic differ
ence between Larkspur and Colma. 1t
is 10 h:s interest TO train there and
become acciimated.
The training quarters are three
quarters Of a mile from the new arena
When IT is completed Nelson will box
there each day with four or five fast
men. in the meantime he will box in
the gymnasium He IS also a handbail
enthusiast and viii add handbalI to his
daily stunt Bat took q short Jog over
the road this morning. and after his
shower bath weighed 1873 pounds Bat
and his caravan feasted on choice ven
ison steaks at their farewell luncheon
through the generosity OF DR.. ]. J.
Crowley. the village pharmacist.
Battling remarked. Il am feeling
real game to-day.
Nolan said IL was absolutely neces-
sary 10 move. as the heat to-day was
90 in the shade and IL was enervating
70 Bat This evening Larkspur looked
like e deserted village. especially
around Metzner's. Joe Angen is the
only one left Of the istic aggregation,
and he VIII leave Thursday for his ten
round bout with Landers. Metzner
said this evening: This morning. in
response TO Nelson's request 1 went
and saw him weighed. He tipped the
beam exactly at 133 pounds. He said
the weather was responsible for It.
told him I was Of the same opinion
and it was for HIS best interests to go.
] am firm in my convictions that Bat
tling will win the fight"
Mayor Lynch looked downhearted
this evening.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
lFIREMEN AND THE ~COPS"
PERSPIRING AT PRACTICE
Glory of Rival Departments Rests ON
Result of Ball Game at aecrea-
tiOn Park on sunday.

Every forenoon these days a number
of husky-lookinS men with determined
looks on their faces may be seen swat
ting a ball about Recreation Park.
stopping hot grounders. twisting
curves over the rubber slab and prec-
ticing doffing their caps to an mag
mary cheering crowd in the grand
stand. These men are the fremen and
the policemen who are 10 represent
their departments in the great bali
game that takes place Sunday morn
ing next al this park. On the result
of this game depends whether the men
OF the stars or those of the white and
gold badges shall have the inside Of
the pavement and receive the smiles
of the pretty girls. The honor of each
department hangs upon the score.
which is the reason that the sod out
at the park is being dampened with
so much perspiratiOn every morning
Rivalry Is getting so strong that a
detail of Sherfns deputies has been
assigned to the gro ID TO preserve
peace, even at practic the men of the
rival departments reaching for mag
mary clubs and axes. Inc fremen OBJ
jected to a detail of policemen being
sent
As It is almost certain an umpire or
two will be mobbed before the game
is half over. large crowd is expected
Promise Of excitement will always
draw a throng TO a ball game.
The proceeds Will go TO a worthy
charity, the Youths Directory Farm.
which Father Crowley is conducting at
Rutherford.
The game will be called at 1o:i5. No
announcement has been made as to
whether the spectators are expected TO
bring their lunches.
Barnum & Bailey have decided to
show just the same
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Glory. McIlvain also ran.

FOURTH RACE-Flve and half furlonss;
two-year-olds; handicap: .
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey St Fin,
to Father Catchem. III (Mnro) 1 n
to 1-Col. Bronston. 1G2 (Kunz) 1 IN
6 to Wv. II. Carey.94 (Hennessey) n 1
Time, L :CS. Start good. Won driving; IN IN
ner. c. Stubenbord Jr.'s b. c. by Can1ieoiacN, !,
Peter Becker finished as named-
FIFTH RACE-Seven furlongs; three-year-
olds and upward; selling: .
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey St FIN
to 1-Sand. 1e2 Cd. Boland) 0d 1 z
8 to 5-Lochgoil. 112 Q1andry)--.- 81
8 to 1-Oddolette, 95 (Swain)-.--. u
Time, 1:27 3-5. start rair. Won driving
Winner E. l.. Fitzgerads b. g. by Lime
Tra2pist. Prestige and Kingcrane finished as
named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile and 20 yards; three
year-olds and upward: selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey. St FIN
Even Jolly Witch. 81 (OberO-- 2 l y
Z to 2-s. shingle. 1o4 "a. Clark On "a
Time, 1:43 Start good. Won driving. Win
ner. NJ. Louden & Co.'S b. I. by Juggier-
Ocean Witch Oro Viva. Sheer. Little Red and
Colonist finished named.
SEVENTH RACE-Seven furlongs; three
year-olds and upward: selling:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. Fin
to 1-Muldoon, 95 tSwain) ..-- II
IL TO 5-Silurian, 100 Foley).... IN 81
Time, I :27 1-5. Start good. Won easily:
Winner, j. B. Brannon's b. c. by Pirate OF
PenZance Marmora. The Bugaboo. Trepan,
GAINESVILLE and Monster finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
ANGELS PLAY AT TACOMA.
Southern Team W ins Its First Game In
the Northern City.

TACOMA, Aug. 29.-Tozier made. his
debut in Tacoma to-day and pitched
mastery ball, besides being we'll sup
ported Thomas was ineffective, being
hit hard and opportunely. Dillon scored
first on his hit, base on balls and
two outs. Ross pass, Spies single,
Tozier hit by pitcher and Floods drive
brought in two. Smith scored next on
hits by himself and Brashear and an
out
Three were added in the eighth on
Eagan's wild throw. Floods single,
Doyle's tumble and doubles by Smith
and Brashear. Eagan started the fire.
works for Tacoma by lacing the ball
over the fence with no one on bases.
After that the Tigers were helpless un-
til the eighth, when they tried to rally
Lynch started with double and Casey
singled, Lynch scoring on Hogan's out
Thomas hit by pitcher and Doyle's
single brought Casey over the pan
Sheehan and Nordyke were out and the
Tigers lost their chance This was Los
Angeles first appearance in Tacoma
this season. Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
PRINCIPALS TO THE FIGHT
TRY TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY
Britt and Nelson Will Probably Have
to Share the Expense.
Dane Changes His Training Camp to
Colma at a Moments Notice.

The question as to who VIII pay the fee
Of the referee in the Britt-Nelson light
was brought up Unexpectedly last night
when Manager Jim Coffroth received a
telegram from Jeffries asking what fee
would be paid the referee.
Manager Coffroth wired back that the
usual fee was $500, the contestant doing
the paving Up to a late hour no reply
had been received from the big fellow.
When the question was raised as to who
would pay the referee there was a gen
eraI sidestepping by the parties at in
terest Manager Cohroth smiled his most
engaging smile and said blandly: IF L
appointed the referee would expect to
pay him As l did not select him l am
not responsible for his fee"
Willie Britt, the managing brother. and
Manager Nolan said as with one voice.
There IS nothing in the articles regard
ing the payment Of the referee IL We
were to pay the fee IL would have been
so stated"
II Jeffries maintains the rate of $1,000 he
charged for the Hart-Root fight at Reno
restoratives viii have TO be applied GER
tain persons to-day When Jeffries' re-
ply is received this latest tangled skein
IN the arrangement of the fight Will
probably be unraveled without delay
From present appearances the fighters
must foot the bill
Nelson moved his camp from Larkspur
10 Colma Unexpectedly yesterday. The
Marin County resort has become a de-
serted village in twinkling. II would be
necessary to administer laughing gas TO
Mine Host Metzner to restore that pc
rennial smile which went with each
drink
The extreme heat and the fact that
Nelson had touched the 1SS-pound mark
when he should have four or five extra
pounds OF flesh on which TO train is given
as the cause.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
Special Dispatch to The Call.

PORTLAND, Aug 29.-Roused by the
good work of Pitcher Garvin in the box
the Giants backed the lanky Texan to
finish. The Commuters had not
scored when the game ended, while the
Giants had one run Conrad was be-
hind the bat for Portland and gives
promise OF making a good substitute
for Mclean in all but the batting line.
Van Buren had busy day in left field.
During the course of the game he
garnered seven skyscrapers that might
otherwise have developed into two-bag-
gers and three ee-baggers for the visit
orS
In the second inning Atz was walked
to first and took second on Van Buren's s
sacrifice. When Mitchell drove the ball
between first and second the little
shortstop came home with what proved
to be the winning run. Pitcher Schmidt
injured his pitching hand in the fifth
in trying TO stop a wallop from Atz.
He was replaced in the box by Graham.
Kelly and Moskiman made great
double play in the sixth. nipping the
budding hopes of another Portland
tally.
The score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
JEFFRIEs ACCEPTS OFFER.
VIII Referee for $500 When He Is
Asked OficialIy.

Los ANGELES, Aug 29-Jeffries
will accept the offer made that he ref
cree the --ritt-Nelson fight, although
he has not received official notification
that he has been chosen. Asked to-
night If the offer of $500 would induce
him TO act in that capacity, he replied
Il have heard nothing about this
matter except the word that has come
to me through newspaper men. They'll
pay $500 for II. will they? Well, when
that offer comes in proper form I'll
consider it,
viii you say one way or another
whether you will act as referee on
those terms?" was asked him.
Well he replied, 1T would be a
safe bet that I'll accept. Yes, I prob
ably will take the offer, but it must
come from an official source"
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30
CHAMPIONSHIP COMPETITION
FOR GOLFERS AT DEL MONTE

There will be an open championship
event for golfers at Del Monte during
the week of September 4 to 8 inclusive.
Some of the enthusiastic golfers now
staying at Del Monte have subscribed
the sum of $175, which will be divided
into three prizes, as follows: First,
800; second, $50; third, $25. The event
will be open to amateurs and profess
sionals Prizes won by professionals
will be paid in cash and those won
by amateurs will be trophies of equal
value Several well-known golfers
have signihed their intention of TAX
Ing part in the competition and more
will be heard from later.
The open event will add greatly to
the interest felt in the golf week" at
Del Monte.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-30

LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 2s.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race. six ftrlongs. selling-Fancy Dress
93. Red Devil 95. Picture Hat 90, Sorrel Top
9S, Wakeful 9S, Cygnet 100 knowledge 1O5
Joe Goss 102, Braden 10s, Midnight Minstrel
1903. Pontotoc les. Mabel winn 1O5, Bonnie
Prince Charlie los. Arthur GUNNER los
Second race. mile and seventy Yards
selling-Midge sS. Foreigner 10f. Red Leaf 1Of
Hortensia 1Os Scotch Thistle 1O6, Six Shooter
112.
Third race. six furlongs. purse-br wfndell
o.. Lizzie Mclean 81. Chief Hayes 81 vic
Kinney 100. Osee 100. Mapehurst 1O3. Orbic,i-
lar 103
FourtS race. one mile. handicap-Tartan 30.
Red Leaf 100, Haviland 101. J. p Mayberry
102, Coruscate 102.
cap-Weods Perry 130. Onyx II 13O Gould I35.
Mr. Rose 1Ss. Creoiin 14s. Poorlands 1<a