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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Tre:n,.lt-Doolcy,..
eclal to INC MINES. pIspatcl.,

Especial J, to The Times 2 Dispatch.
Edward Trent and Miss Myrtle b. s. Dooley.
both of Campbell county, wero married yes
], LIggan. OF the Methodist Protestant Church.
ofIlciating. The groom Is n successful farmer.
Tho attendants were Mr. James Llpscomb and
Misses Gertrude Burford and Miss Rosa Trent.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Umberger-Baach.

b! Especial to Tho Tlmes- DIspatch.) i1
POCAHoNTAs, VA, April s19,--1I. NJ. Um-4
berger, assistant cashier OF the Bank Of Poca-
hontas and Miss Sadie Bach, popular
young lady. left here yesterday for. Richmond,
where they were married to-day 3S3}5
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
Coalter-Ekenr.

Especial to The Times Dlspatch.)
NEWPORT NEWS, Va. April f19.--Walter
p Coater and Miss Margaret Adelaide Eken
were married this Afternoon at 4:s0 O'Clock mt
the brIde's home, No. 92s Twenty sixth Street
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-04-20
The Cancels Affection.

Did you know that. next to the dog. tina
camel is the most aireotionate animal In the
sworld7 NJ $ IL
respect before. iat g
,,Weil. It's true He bears MANS burdens
across the desert and shows his genteness in
every way possible M
" believe, since you spoke Of Il. that !
can account for his gentleness and fidelity,S
+ "In what way?N
why, suppose Tho hump IN his back "
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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
ST. GEORGE JR.
FIRST At WIRE
Ten Thousand People See
Great Field Compete in
the Handicap at Seattle
Special Dispatch to The Call.

SEATTLE, May 30.-Six favorites out
Of seven races furnished a surprise at
The Meadows this afternoon. In the
fifth race the second choice won and
the talent evened up somewhat. Fully
10000 people were at the track and
the Decoration Day handicap. with six
of the best horses to race here this
season entered, proved an attraction.
Betting was heavy at all the books and
without exception they closed good
winners. The odds on the winners to-
day were so small that most of the
money was placed short and this side
of the business alone prevented har-
vest
In the handicap st. George Jr., Ocy-
rohe, Hugh MCGOWAN, Bombardier Still
icho and Judge started. From the open
Ing of the betting st. George Jr. was
favorite, selling throughout at even
money. Bombardier opened even and
closed to 2, while Hugh MCGOWAN
carried a greater share of the money.
MCGOWAN was not in form. st. George
took the lead from the start and gained
steadily, passing the judges stand two
lengths ahead of Ocyrohe. 9 to shot.
The weather was all that could be
asked and the track was fast. The fol-
lowing are the results:
First race. six furlongs-El chihuahua Is to
3. to B. 3 to 10), won Goldfnder % to l, 5
to % second; Wistaria' e to u. third. Time,
i:14h
Second race. five furlongs-Miss Provo (ts to
10, to 8, to 10), won, Lamar (5 to l. 8 to
y. second Eldred e to 81. third Time,
1:01h.
Third race, four furlongs-Tenordale a to 8,
/ TO 4. out), won; Cascade Of Diamonds (eveR,
to 50. second: Iadora q to 81, third. Time.
40.
Fourth race. one mile. Decoration day ham
dicap $1000-St. George Jr. ((even l to 2,
out), won: Ocyrohe (6 to B. l to p, second
Hugh MCGOWAN q to 81, third. Time, LAO.
Fifth race one mile-Sweet Tooth G to 1.
{ to 10, 1 to 81. won; Blue Ridge g to /, 9 to
o. second; Isabellita (even), third. Time.
1:A%
Sixth race one and an eighth miles-Glen-
rice g to 2, 1 to 2, out). won; Lanark a to L,
ouD, second; Mr.. Dingle touD, third. Time,
1:56A.
Seventh race six furlongs-Patsy Brown q
10 8. 8 to s. 3 to 1o), won; Nullah g to 8
to g. second; Pachuca q to p, third. Time,
l:15
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
SAN RAFAEL GOLFERS TRY
FOR COVETED COUNCILS CUP
LiIIey Is High Man in the Qualifying
Round and His Chances Are
BRIGHT.

SAN RAFAEL. May SO.-The qualify
ing round eighteen-hole. golf handicap
for the Council Cup was played to-day
on the Happy Valley links of the San
Rafael Golf Club. A large number OF
interested spectators witnessed the
game. The following qualified:
A S. Lllley (scratch9 score sc net: J. ].
Crooks (scratch). score 81 net; Carleton Cur
tbs Cscratch). score "a net; Douglas Hardy (S
handicap, score 81; F. d. Madison 40 handi-
cap) score 81; r. J. Davis g handicap), score
90; c. A. Belden C6 handicap), score SO; Gus
tave Sutro q handicap. score o.
A. S. I-illey won the prize for the
best score made. to-day. The ap-
proach and putting contest was won
by George Hellman. The driving con-
test was won by S A Lilley. The
Council Cup, which is competed for in
May and September of each year, be-
comes the property of whoever wins it
three consecutive times. Lilley won
1t last September, and stands excellent
chances at this contest. E. j. Hooper
won the last cup last May.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
FLORAL KING
LANDS PURSE
Glassful and Telephone Are
at the Heels of Winner
as He Dashes Past Stand
Special Dispatch to Tn. Call

KANSAS CITY, May 30.-F1oral King
won the Decoration handicap at Elm
Ridge to-day in hard drive from Glass
full, with Telephone a close third. Floral
King was the favorite in the books, but
the talent liked Glassful and Telephone.
Two well played favorites were Reuben
in the fourth race and Leila in the sixth
race. The talent made up it's losses on
Leila for the upset in the first three
races.
The crowd was one of the largest that
ever attended a Kansas City race meet.
Summary:
First race. six furlongs-Louis Wagner 6 to
l, 0 to 3. to 81 won; Green Gown (31a to l..
even) second. Dollie II q to 81 third. Time,
1:14.
Second race. six furlongs-Percy Clark Q2
even) second. Ida Davis e to 81 third. Time.
1:14H
Third race, five furlongs-Blaze Veil C5 to
1, even, 2 to 81 won, Lony (out ouD second.
Gleeman (out) third. Time, 1 :03.
Fourth race, four and half furlongs-
Reuben (even. 2 to 5, out) won. Zingg (6 to 5,
2 to 81 second, Ramona II (ouD third. Time.
:55h.
Fifth race Decoration Day handicap, one
and a sixteenth miles-F1oral King 11 to 5,
6 to g. OUT won. Glassful q to l, even) sec
ond Telephone Il to y third. Time, 1:4S&.
Sixth race, one and eighth miles-Leila
f6 to 5, out out) won, Brand New (out, out)
second. Ada N (ouD third. Time, 1:54A
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Many Scots Bowl ON Park Green.

The San Francisco Scottish Bowling
Club took advantage of the holiday
and played off on the Park green many
of the games of the tournament which
is to end on June II. The feature of
the day was the challenge match be-
tween teams from San Francisco and
Oakland, the former winning by the
score of 81 to 15. The wind prevented
perfect scoring. The. results of the
games run off are as follows: San
Francisco, represented by Maxwell
Grove, James Gray. Joseph Gray and
John McLachlan, defeated Oakland,
represented by George McMath, John
Orchison. James Patullo and Andrew
Proctor by the score OF 81 to 15; T.
McNaught beat H H. Stewart, 21-10:
NJ L. Grove defeated A. A. McVfckar.
Pill: Thomas McNaught defeated J.
c. Moffatt, So: w. Watsove defeated
r. d. Colquhoun, z1-5: A. Watson and
J. A. McLachlan defeated r. R. Col
quhoun and ]. r. Dick. 21-15; J. r.
Moffatt and H. L. Tichner defeated t.
Mcknight and A Mcvicar, 21-20; DIR.
Hamilton and ]. Black defeated
Thomas Mcknight and A. Mcvicar, IL
IS: DIR. Hamilton and John McLaren
defeated T. Mcknight and j. Black,
21-10; D. O'Brien and ]. Stott defeated
r. Park and ]. Black, 21-13; ]. Addison
and J. McLachlan defeated 7. Deasy
and Y. M Lutmuer. 21-15.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
.SHAUCHNESSY
WILL REFEREE
Corbett and Hanlon Agree
OH the Third Man i'm the
Ring Next Friday Night

Mark Shaughnessy was chosen referee
for the Hanlon-Corbett fight last night
after a brief conference in which the
two boxers and Morris Levy figured. The
men met in Levy's apartments and came
to terms without wasting much time.
Hanlon held out for Eddie Smith of
Oakland, while Corbett wanted Ned
Homan or Billy Roche. Finally the name
Of Shaughnessy was mentioned and Cor
bett agreed to have Mark act. Eddie
still insisted on Smith, but when he saw
there was no chance of securing the ser
vices of the Oakland man he agreed on
Shaughnessy. The latter has had a lot
of experience in the ring. This is the
first important fight he has refereed here.
Eddie Hanlon bubbled over with cheer
fulness and animal spirits yesterday at
Alameda. The causes of this happy con-
dition were the prospects of securing a
match with Jimmy Britt, and the little
fellows splendid physical trim. Hanlon
and his trainer, Frank Mcdonald. believe
he is at his best, and that nothing has
been left undone in the training grind
that would enhance his chances for vic
tory Friday night. Eddie took his usual
stroll along the avenues of Alameda yes
terday morning. and in the afternoon
mauled the bag for five rounds and
skipped the rope a thousand times. He
was visited in the afternoon by Harry
and Tom Corbett and Colonel Martin
Brady. To-day Hanlon will. in addition to
going through his regular gymnasium
stunts, engage in a wrestling and pulling
bout with Toby Irwin. Eddie's weight is
now lowering about the 132-pound mark
Corbett had many visitors at his train
ing camp at the beach yesterday, and he
worked hard before the admiring throng.
The little Denverite certainly has put in
some hard licks in getting into form for
Friday nights conflict, and should be
ready when he enters the ring. He fig
ures on making the weight soon now, and
expects to be stronger than when he en-
tered the ring with Nelson.
The monthly amateur boxing show of
the Hawthorne Club will be held tonight
at Woodwards s pavilion. A good card has
been arranged, including bouts between
heavyweights Sullivan and Kaufman,
Jack Mclaughlin and Walter Stanton,
William Christie and ]. st. Clair, Bob
Ritchie and AL Elkins and other promi-
nent lights of the arena
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31

NEW YORK. May 3O.-Following arc
the entries for tomorrow at Gravesend
track:
First race. FIVE furiongs. two-year-olds-G L
NJ 1o2. Cassni 1O2. Klngsor III. AIontanus
I07 Lawsonian 102. Green Room 1o7, Athlete
102 Albert 102. Edward Russell IoT In
Io2 Veronese 1o7. Ladssrion 1o2. Society Bud
Second race, about six furiongs. handicap
Toscan 126. Big Ben 124, Shot Gun l24' Bur
leigh 122. Lady Amelia lis, Jocund 157 wctan
III Old England l12. Kenilworth los Cold
gmith 1o3. Woodsaw 1o3, Niblick ss, Phoebus
e5, Et tu Brute 6s.
ing-Onatas 10e, Canteen lob, Sidney c. Love
1oz Rostand 10e. Rockaway I06. Champlain
lo1 Carrie Jones So. Chimney Sweep s4. oars
man 1o7. De Reszke 100 Widows Mite go
Ocean Tide los. Atwood LOG, Conjurer lO6
Palette 1o1. ARABIC 1o4
Fourth race, one mile. the Carlton Stakes
three year-olds-Von Tromp lis. Sparkling
Star lis. Woodsaw lis. Cairngorm lis. Merry
Lark 116
F1fth race. I'VE furiongs. two-year-olds. cell
ing-Queen F1orentine &C. Red Flag IO2
George Atwell es, KingsuSre 102 sidney lO4,
Rapid Transit 102. Isolation "a Beiden o.
Confederate 1o2 Youth log, California King
1o1 Gamester 93 Cambridge IO2 Necromsncer
Io2. Eileen Burn e5. Panic 9s.
Sixth race. about six furiongs rnaidens-
Castor 1oo Hyacinth 1o7 Maid OF Tirnbuctoo
107. Thistledale 1l2 Ny Buela 1o7. Race Queen
lO7 Brother Bill 1l2 Legatee 100 Colossal
IOo. Grand Duchess 107. Sailor Boy 1l2 Cal
loyses 112. Drone i12. Jsckstan 112 Masaniel-
10 112. Aquarius 112. Tyron 112. Onward 1o9,
Lobo IL
Weather clear; track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
ATHLETES COMPETE AT
OAKLAND TRACK.
GIarner Does Some Wonderful Sprinting
Garden Citys Capture Relay Race.

OAKLAND, May 30.-The first annual
bicycle meet and fell day of the Reli-
ance Athletic Club was held to-day at
the Emeryville track. The clubs attempt
to revive athletics in this city was de-
cided success. The attendance was large
and the events called forth approval
from all. Glarner, Of the Vampire Foot
ball Club, was the star of the day. win
ming two events and taking third place
in another. His time in the 440 and $50
yard runs was fast, when the track and
the strong wind to be faced are con-
sidered. He will represent this State at
the Portland exhibition in the middle dis
tance events.
In the fifty-mile relay race between the
Oakland Wheelmen and the Garden City
Wheelmen, the Garden City men won
easily by more than half a mile. The
fastest relay of five miles was ridden by
Diffenbacher of the Garden Citys in 13
minutes 3s seconds.
The summary:
100 yards, handicap-walker. o. H. s.. 3
yards. first: Edwards. Stanford. second; Nc
22O yards, handicap-walker. o. II. s, 5
yards. first; Edwards. Stanford. second Glar-
ner, Vampire Football Club. third. Time.
44O-yard handicap-Glarner. V. F. C.. first;
Mcnamara, o. II. .. second. Time, Oh DO sec
Ss0-yard handeap-Glarner. V. F. c.,
scratch first; Richardson o. K. s.. second.
Time. %: 1-5 sec.
3-rnile motorcycle handicap-Won by c.
Gordon Time, min Al 1-5 sec.
5-mile scratch motor -cycle-won by william
son. Time. min. AZ 1-5 sec.
5O-mile relay-Garden City Wheelmen won.
Time hr % min 5S 1-5 sec.
I-riie scratch bicycIe-walter de Mara. Bay
City Wheelmen 6rst McWhirter Century
wheelmen. second; Long, Bay City. third.
Time, min 1914 sec.
emile handicap bicycIe-Oscar Peterson,
Oakland Wheelmen, first: Lawrence, Bay City,
second Trego. third Time : min. 53 3-5 sec.
5-rnile pursuit race-Garden City first Bay
City second. Time 13 min. Al 2-5 sec.
Oakland High School exhibition mile re-
Time g min 81
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
AMERICAN GOLFERS SHINE
ON LINKS IN OLD ENGLAND
Miss Margaret Curtis and Miss Ethel
Burnett OutpIay Some OF the
British Cracks,

LONDON, May 30.-The ladies' golf
championship contest opened at Cromer
(Norfolk) to-day. Among the earliest
returns Of the first stage were victories
for Americans, that of Miss Margaret
Curtis of Massachusetts over Mrs Ses-
sions of Sundridge Park, 6 up and to
play, and Miss Harriet Curtis of Massar
chusetts over Mrs. Crocker of the Hud-
dersdeld. UP and to play. Miss New
ans of Woolton beat Mrs. Samuel Bettle
of Philadelphia, up and 4 to play In
the second round Miss Steel OF Sheffield
beat Miss Emily Lockwood of Lexing-
ton, Mass, up and to play, and Miss
Ethel Burnett .(American) beat Miss
Andrews of Ashdown Forest. up and
3 to play.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
DIFFICULT TASK COMPLETED
IN THE NEW YORK SUBWAY
Loop ut the Battery Which Gave So
Much Trouble Is mt Last
Finished.

NEW YORK, May 30.-What was re-
garded as one of the most difficult
tasks in the digging of the subway
has been completed by the finishing of
the loop at the Battery With the work
of excavation over and the walls built,
there remains only the laying of the
tracks when the Interborough Com
pany will be able to run it's trains to
the southern end of the line on Man
haitian Island. Most of the trains now
stop at Fulton street, where they are
switched back to the north tracks.
Construction of the loop from which
an extension of the system will pass
under the river to Brooklyn was fire.
quently interrupted since it began in
1908, because of the flow of sea water
into the excavations.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
CIaremont Country Club Golf.

OAKLAND. May so.-The golf
tournament held to-day by the Clare
mont Country Club was won by R. NJ
Fitzgerald with a score OF Is down.
Professor c. M. Galley took the Sec
ond prize with q score OF IL down.
Other scores were-F. F. Stratton, 1s
down; Frank Kalef. 10 down; S. J.
Knowles. 13 down; E. r. Folger. IL
down; J. H. Ames, l5 down; ]. O. Cad
man, Is down: II. H Higgins. Is
down: George de Cola, 16 down; w.
p. johnson, is down; DR.. W.. NJ. Car
penter. 20 down; Warner Sherwood, %
<-wn.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
RIO GRANDE WESTERN ROAD
PLANS BIG IMPROVEMENTS
To Extend Salt Lake Terminals In An
ticipation of Construction OF
Western Pacific.

DENVER, May So.-Notice OF a
stockholders meeting of the Rio
Grande Western Railway to be held at
Salt Lake City June was given out
to-day at the general offices of tho
Denver and Rio Grande Railway. The
meeting has been called for the rur-
pose of ratifying Improvement plans OF
the Rio Grande Western, which Is re
pairing to extend its Salt Lake terniin-
ais and possibly build shops and a new
depot in anticipation of the construc-
tion of the Western Pacific.
The directors will also ratify the
plans for the extension of the Rio
Grande Western to the site of the new
conner smelter to be erected by the
American Smelling and Refining Com
pany on the lake shore near Garficll
Beach.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Union ParA Results.

ST. LOUIS. May 3o.-Union Park results:
First race. six furlongs-Dueiist won. Tros-
sach second. Midnight Minstrel third Time.
lis 2-5
Second race. mile and a half-The Bobby
won. Goo Goo second. Satin Coat third. Time
2:44 1-5.
Third race. five furlongsEArmistice won.
Neodesha second, Riverat third. Time.
1908 LIS.
Fourth race, mile-St. Resolute won, The
Don second, Postmaster Wright third Time.
IA 2-5
Fifth race. short course. steeplechase-Buck
o. Dowd won, The Guardsman second, jim
Bozeman third. Time. $40 3-5.
Sixth race. and sixteenth rniles-Lit-
tie Giant won. Light Hunt second. Irish Jewell
third Time, ISL
Seventh race. six furlongs-Mator Carpenter
won. Blumenthal second. Little Margaret
third. Time. 1: rs.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
CALIFORNIA; STURDY CREW
CAPTURES RACE IN NORTH
stanford Oarsmen Land In Second
Place, Closely Followed by the
Washington Four.

SEATTLE, May S0.-The University of
California won the intercollegiate boat
race on the two-mile Lake washington
course to-day by ten lengths over Wash
inpton followed one-half length behind
by Stanford Two starts were necessary
owing to Butterfleld of Stanford breaking
his oar The starting signal of the final
race was given at 3:3S. Finish time,
3:51 80.
California and Washington were neck
and neck up to the one-mile point. when
the former drew away The varsity race
was rowed against a light three-mile
breeze and in light rain
The freshman race was won by Stan
ford. California second, Washington
third. Starting time, sill; finish. SIS.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
BLIND BOYS DISPLAY SKILL
IN A FIELD DAY CARNIVAL
Sightless Youths Defeat Y. M. c. A
Athletes at Louisville, Piling
u So Points.

LOUISVILLE. Ky. May S0.-Before 500
interested spectators the pupils Of the
Kentucky Institute for the Blind to-day
defeated the Y. M. c. A. representatives
in field day contest. The blind boys
captured six events and scored fifty-two
points. Y. M. c. A. won four events and
made total of thirty-seven points. The
standing high jump resulted In a tie be-
tween Frank Hughes of the Y. M. C. A.
and Elijah Brown of the institute, both
going over the mark at four feet eight
inches.
The blind boys won the fifty and
seventy five yard dashes, sack race, tug
of war and rope climbing contests. The
Y. NJ c. A. was victorious In the egg
race, standing broad jump, walking race
and springboard contest
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Churchill Down. Results.

LOUISVILLE. KY, May 30.-Churchiu
Downs results:
First race. six furlongsEHeidslberg won.
Euba second. The Lexington Leader third.
Time, rs 2-5.
Second race four and a half furlongs-Vic
Kinney won, Princess Flush second. Wistful
third Time, SO
Third race. six furlongs. handicap-Major T.
J. Carson won: Thespian second. Rams Horn
third. Time. 1:13 As
Fourth race. four and half furIcngs-
Wrenn won. Two Bills second. Floss third
Time. :55 3-5.
Fifth race. steeplechase. short course-Eelle
Dodson won, Glass Leader second, Bank Holi-
day third. Time 2:54 2-5.
Sixth race mile and three-eighth hths-Hand-
won. Big Beach second Gay Minister
third. Time, 2:21 S-5.
Seventh race, one miIe-Our Sister won. Bon
ME Sue second. Merino third. Time. 40 1-5
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
KANSAS CITY ENTRIES.

KANSAS CITY, May 30.-FolIowiug
are the entries for tomorrow a. Elm
Ridge track:
First race. mile, selirg-Helgerson 96 Iole
90. Rvevale 101. Joe Kern 101, Sarah Maxim
103. Hemlock los. Our Bessie 106, Rough and
Tumble 10T.
Second race, four furlongs. purse-Lotta
Gladstone 102 Miss Anxious 102 Happy Lad
los Goldie l10 Belvoir ITO, Mathis 110.
Third race, five and a half furlongs. selling
Walter Gum s5. Magic 9s: Lydie Wrousman a1
cold Monk 103. st Denis 1o4 Melodous 104.
Sand Bath 1O5, Lionel 107. Dunning 112.
Fourth race. six furlongs, sslling-Marco 1Ol,
Pony Crandall 1G4. Harry Jones 104. The Lady
Rohesia 1O5 Silent Water 105, Kahoka los,
Rush Reuben LOG. c. 9. LOG. Pierce J 100
Fifth race five furlongs, purse-Show Girl
as Don Domo 101, Ed Ball 105 Clifton Forge
10S
Tone 103 Rian 104. Modred lUI, Potrero
Grsndc los, Baikal no.
Weather clear: track fast
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Lick Meets Napa To-Day.

The baseball nine of the Lick High
School will journey to Napa to-day to
meet the team OF the high school there
in one of the semi-hnal games of the
academic league series. Brick White
will twirl for Lick. The team is in good
shape and should make fine showing
Napa has beaten every high school nine
in the northern part of the State and is
rated as fast aggregation.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
NEW YORK sELECTIoNs.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Green ROOM Yankee
Consul, KIinEsOr.
Second race-KeniIworth, BurIeigh,
Big Ben.
Third race-Conjurer, Sidney c. Love,
De Reszlke.
Fourth race-Merry Lark, Cairn-
EOrm, Won TromD.
Fifth race-Sidney #, Youth, Belden.
sixth race-ThistIedale, Hyacinth,
My Buela.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
CEMENT WORKER IS ROBBED
AND KILLED BY THUGS
skull of the Unfortunate Man Is
Crushed by Blow From Heavy
Instrument.

LOS ANGELES, May 30.-Frank B.
Amey, cement worker. was found lying
in the street on Grand avenue near Sun
set Boulevard shortly before midnight
last night with his skull crushed in from
a blow from some heavy instrument. He
died a few moments after being discov-
cred His clothing showed evidence of
having been rif1ed.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
Betting Dominates
the Sport at
Ingleside.

The matinee races of the San Francisco
Driving Club at Ingleside track yester-
day developed into a cheap gambling
meeting. When the spectators reached
the track they found the programme of
races for gentlemen's driving horses had
been increased by the addition of three
by zick Abrams and Jimmy Lawlor and
they seemed to dominate the affair. The
attendance was unusually large and was
worthy better conducted meeting. 80
+ One member of the promoting club was
led gently but firmly from the grounds
by two policemen for telling the judges
and the spectators within hearing dis
tance of the stand what he thought of
the manner in which the races were be-
ing handled.
Another member resorted to flsticuffs
to convince a bystander that a horse was
not pulled in one of the races.
The racing was made tedious by the
drivers, over whom the officials had no
control In the first heat of the 2:35 class
they scored for more than an hour be-
fore a start was effected. First one
driver offended and then another. Eros
mont made several attempts to run away
with Dan Lieginger and spoiled a num-
Der of starts.
Each of the four harness races was
won in straight heats. The correct time
was suppressed in several instances in
order not to give the horses a low mark.
The principal event of the day, the free
for-all was won by j. O'Kane's King V.
Dick Adams, driving Lady Jeffries, and
cheered by Champion Jim Jeffries, nearly
upset the good thing in the second heat,
O'Kane having to shake up King to
win.
Mayor Schmitz's Sister Patty, driven
by V. Verilhac finished second to D.
Roberts Eden Vale in both heats of the
2:35 class. After being away out of 1t at
the start of the second heat she came
like a gray ghost in the stretch and
nearly won.
In the race to determine who could
drive in time nearest to 3:15. H. Simi
won the first heat in 3:17 with San Pietro'
and L. Marisch the second with Brandy
in 3:17 The days results:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-31
KANSAS CITY SELECTION

KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.
First race-Rough and Tumble, Hell
gerson, Sarah Maxim.
Second race-Belvoir, Goldie, Happy
L-ed.
Third race-virgie Withers, st. Denis,
McIOdf0us.
Fourth race-Silent Water. Marco,
The Lady Rohcsia.
Fifth race-Ed Ball, Clifton Forge,
Don DOmO.
Sixth race-Rinn, Potrero Grande,
Baikal.