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The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
HENRY WAR|NC
PROVES CAME
Wears Down Toara in the
Stretch and Beats the
Daughter of Ornament
Special Dispatch to The call.

BUFFALO, June 2S.-In the first race
at Kenilworth Park to-day Henry War
ing wore Toara down in the run home
and outgamed the daughter Of Orna-
ment when it came TO a drive. He was
going away at the end. Toara out
broke her field and set fast pace for
half a mile and then tired. Devoir was
hard ridden ali the way. Henus bolted
to the outside fence when Strengthened
out in the stretch. Ava was left at
the post. Summary:
First race, five furlengs-Henry Waring, ) to
], won; Tsara, 10 20 l. second; Devor, TO l.,
third. Time, eel
Second race, one mile Bonnie sue, 6 to s.
Won; Blennenwoith. II 10 :, second: Durbar.
10 to l. third. Time ] 80 80
Third race five furiongs- Demas, so to l.
Won; Progression. il to 5 second Mazzini. %
to l. third. Time, :02.
Fourth race. one and a sixteenth miles Caro-
nal, TO l. won: War Whoop 10 to |, second;
Toscan. 10 10 l. third. Time, 40 30.
Fifth race, FIVE and a half ruI longs Fronte-
nae, ] 10 ,. won. Spring. !. second; Fire
ball to >, third Time. :06 %
Sixth race, mile and forty yards-Y ork-
shire Lao. 3 TO ]. won, Pentaur. TO l. second;
First Born, II to a. third. Time IA 40.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

WATCH FOR STORY OF GREAT FlGHl
Graphic and Accurate Report Of the Championship b
at Reno Will Appear in The Call.

with the latest at
tve and authoritative FORM making special
Marvin Hart and
will take New. on Monday next
Robert smyh sporting editor will be the rngade to
this championship
which also marks decided America since the memorable
onebe etweenFi Fitzimmons and Cobet
While authorities differ fes cede his
title that hest gators will be inside the and
ben pont, hewi champion When
efe
extending over wears willie possession title
be Nevada all or
which will he faithfully The Calls sporting clientele
knowledge boxing
held here As judge
CONDITION athletes
American noino writer's having His
battles have been notably impartial invariably
the Of til major portion of the spectators
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
HORSE ESCAPES
STARTERS EYES
Special Dispatch to The Call.

CINCINNATI. June 2S.-The card at
Latonia to-day was an ordinary one with
the handicap at six furlongs as the feat
ure. The fifth race on the card was de-
clared off on account of the numerous
scratches and another race at one mile
was substituted The track was fast.
In the last event Starter Brown sent the
field away without Ethel Day. which
was slowly galloping to the post a six
teenth of a mile away. After the race
was run the starter stated he overlooked
the illy. The judges ordered all bets off
and money refunded. Athlone the favor
ite, easily won the race. Summary:
First race, six and half furlongs- Bernice
won. Dr. wang second, Major Carpenter third
Time, / :21
second race, FIVE furlongs-velours won Con-
cert second. Antilian third. Time. :01 25.
Third race, one mile-La Pucele won, Our
Sister second Wexford third. Time. AZ
Fourth race, six furlongs-John Carroll won.
The Cook second Early Boy third. Time,
! IL 20
Firth race mile-Minthed won, Feuron
second. Two Penny third. Time, AZ 3-5.
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Athlone
won. Gus Heidorn second. Van Hope third.
Time. ii.
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BRITT AND SULLIVAN
SIGN UP FOR FIGHT
Boxers Are to Meet on
July 81 at 133
Pounds.

Willis Britt, representing Brotner
lanes. and AL Herford, speaking Tor
Kid Sullivan, met at Norris LevyS last
night and signed up for next months
fight According to the articles OF
agreement the men will meet on Frloay,
July 81. They are to weigh In at 100
mounds at 6 o'clock on the evening OF
the contest. The referee will be named
one week before the date OF the battle.
Herford wanted Britt to do 130 pounds
at o'clock, but this Willis strenuously
objected to, saying James would 90 i53
pounds or forget the fight. Herford
then suggested 80 pounds, but this DID
not suit Willis. who still held out Tor
133 Herford did not like the idea any
too we'll, but seeing that argument was
useless he finally gave in and signed
for 1873 at 6 o'clock.
The men will battle under the aus
pices Of the Hayes Valley Athletic Club
for so per cent of the gross receipts. or
this the winner will receive IS per cent
and the loser 90. After a brief discus
sion both Britt and Herford agreed to
postpone the naming OF the referee 10
one week before the contest.
Herford as usual, suggested the
names Of several Eastern men, saying
he preferred a sport from the other side
of the Rockies. Levy and Britt would
have none of this. They insisted on a
coast man and Herford graciously ac-
ceded to their wishes in this respect
also.
Sullivan settled down to work at
Shannon's Villa, San Rafael, yesterday.
He will go to his work lightly at first.
as he is practically at weight now and
desires to be as strong as possible.
Britt intends to take up his quarters at
Sheehans Beach Tavern this morning.
He is in fine trim after his tramp TO the
Yosemite and figures on getting on
edge without much difficulty.
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sHEEPsHEAD. BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, June 2S.-The Spend
thrift handicap. with $4,000 added will
be the feature of to-morrow's card at
Sheepshead Bay. 0iseau is assigned 124
pounds and Cairngorm 123. The days
entries:
First race. hve furlones. Futerity course.
selling, -year-olds-Cst's Eye 100, Bantam
1l2. SenechaI 1l2. Aviston 100. Busy Bee lOa
Andria 109. Elizabeti, + 1O9. Speedway IO9.
Edna Jackson 1o9, Progress 1O9. Ballotta 1O9.
Deuxtemps 100. Edict IL. TaTnbesu l12. Abb
Georgiana 1O4, Merry Co Round IO4.
Second race, six furlomgs handicap. main
couTse-Shot Gun 135. Lady Amelia l32. Isfa-
elite 114, Bedouin ll2 keator li0. Zeala I09
Race King l07 Lady Uncas i05. Flinders lOs.
Tncantation 100. Luck Young 100 Aeronaut
81 D'Arkle 3d. Ancestor S.
Third race. steeplechase handicap. short
course-Dick Roberts I55. Dromedary los Nj
trste 153, Grandpa 1888 Cold Van 1913. Chara-
grace $50. Champs Elysees las. Alamansor
148. Bonfire las. Northampton I44 Tom Co
gan 144, knight Of Harlem lz0, Rube l40.
Sraceaway 1873. Gascar l33.
Fourth race, one and sixteenth miles. the
Spendthrift handicap. 5000 added, three-year-
olds-Oseau 124. Waterlght i22 Cairngoim
123 JonQuil Jos, oxford ll9. Coy Maid Ill.
GamRra los. Bank 100. Sinister 81
Fifth race. ula!dens. FIVE furlongs OF Futu-
rfty course. tUo-year-ods-K Kiniey Dale 115.
Watergrass 112 Quorum ll5, Water Wagon
11b.s Meteor f15. Royal Income I15. Water
Span i15, eleanor ll5. Reidncora i15. Nos
stromo 115. Barberloot liz. Jimmy Maher 115
Lencestrian Il5 Benevolent 113. Golden Arms
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DEMPSEY-CROwE CONTEST
AwAKENS MUCH INTEREST
Big Crowd Expected at the COlma
Ringside when Featherweights
Meet TO.Morrow Night.

Interest.in the Dempsey-Crowe fight,
which will be promoted by Manager
Jim Coffroth at Colma tomorrow night.
has excited great interest among the
patrons of the game. 1t will be the
debut Of both boys in a twenty-round
hight As they are the best of their
class in the amateur ranks. there is
no question that they will put up
a battle worth going miles to see.
Both have worked hard and are in
perfect condition for the fray. Grove
is one of the cleverest boys of his
weight ever seen here, while Demp-
sey, aside from being a shifty boxer, is
there with a hard punch. Billy Roche
will referee the bout. The manage
ment has completed arrangements to
handle the crowd in good style. Spe-
cial cars have been chartered and the
sporting fraternity is guaranteed just
as good transportation facilities as
prevailed at the last fight two weeks
ago.
Matchmaker Billy Roche succeeded
last night in matching George Peter
son with the winner of the Ryan-Her-
bert contest at Butte on July A. Roche
intended to hold the fight at Colma on
July 81. but as Britt and Sullivan are
carded to go on that date, it is likely
to be changed.
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CORNELL CREWS
FINISH FIRST
Capture Both the Varsity
and Freshman Eight-Oar
Races at POughkeepsie
JUDGES ARE IN ERROR
Give Out Conflicting De-
cisions i'm the Race for
"Fours' Through Mistake
JUDGES ARE IN ERROR

POUGHKEEPSIE. N. Y. June %
Cornell regained her prestige In inter-
collegiate rowing affairs to-day by win
ming with utmost ease the varsity eight
oar and freshman eight-oar races In the
intercollegiate regatta Syracuse was
given the decision in the varsity fourNoar
race after a sensational and exasperat-
Ing s'mix-up," in which the judges gave
out conflicting decisions, the victory be-
ing given first to Cornell. although Syra-
cuse came in first.
The hesitation over the dicisfon was
due to two facts-first, that some OF
those In the judges boat were in doubt
as to the identity Of the leading crew
as they passed the finish mark; second.
that at the outset of the race Syracuse
Is declared to have passed out Of her
course in front OF Columbia, and there
was claim OF a disqualifying foul against
her After long delay the decision was
reversed and declared in favor OF Syra-
cuse. The three races were rowed under
ideal conditions over the beautiful and
historic Hudson River course. stretching
four miles. from Krum Elbow to point
one mile below the towering steel bridge
which joins Poughkeepsie and the High
lands.
CORNELL NEVER HEADED.
In the varsity race. the feature or the
day. Cornell, never pressed after the first
uuarter-mile had been covered. rowed
across the finishing line a dozen lengths
or more in front of the crew from Syra-
cuse, which surprised the aquatic world
by winning this event last year
Thoroughly beaten, but struggling to
the last limit Of endurance for the hOnors
of third place, Georgetown and Columbia
swept by the judges boat almost to-
gether Georgetown having the slightest
of advantages Back in the ruck came
Pennsylvania, and last OF all finished
wisconsin. whose chances had been IA
vorably considered by the rowing ex-
perts.
Cornell won the freshman race for
eight-oared shells almost as easily, again
having Syracuse as her nearest cOmpeti-
tor. The order of the finish in last years
freshman race was just the reverse, Syr-
acuse having won and having been con-
sfdered a strong factor N to-days two
mile sprint.
In the four-oarded varsity race Syra-
cuse won, with Cornell second, Cornell
and Syracuse thus almost evenly divid-
ing the honors of the day, the former
getting two firsts and a second and the
latter one first and two seconds. Wis
consin furnished big surprise by finish
ing last.
SYRACUSE PERFORMS WELL
Columbia's crews redeemed themselves
to a degree by their fine effort for third
honors in the varsity.
Georgetown rowed much better than
expected. and Pennsylvania lived up TO
the predictions that had been made con-
cerning her crews
Syracuse. by her clever work to-day
following the two victories Of last year,
has finally established herself IN the row.
ing affairs of the intercollegiate associa-s
tfon. and is undoubtedly to be reckoned
with In all future regattas-
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French Abandon Auto Race.

PARIS. June 2S.-The committee of
the French Automobile Club has de-
cided that France will not participate
in the race in 1906 for the James Cor
don Bennett international motor race
cup, no matter what the result of this
years contest may be.
BERLIN. June 2S.-The German Au-
tomobile Club voted to-day to hold an
international automobile race In 1906,
provided the German Government con-
sents. The course was left undeter-
mined. but 1t Is expected to be at HON
burg.
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MALARIA
UNDERMINEs THE HEALTH

When the germs of malaria enter the
blood the entire health is affected, and if
the blood is not purified of these germs
and microbes, Chronic Sores and Ulcers,
Liver Splotches, Chills and Fever, Boils,
Aches and Pains, aud great variety of
troubles manifest themselves, and soon
the entire system is undermined, leaving
the sufferer a prey to a most miserable,
weak and nervous condition.
e13 W. Market St., Louisville, KY.
Forseveral years suffered with Chills
and Fever, caused by Malaria in my
system, and each summer for several
years would have a relapse. Finally
my physician prescribed s. S. 8. took
a few bottles; this was about six
years ago. 1t entirely, cured me, and
have never been troubled since. am
sure no other medicine could have given
me SO complete and immediate relief,
and cannot speak too highly of S. S. s.
MY partner in business Is now takin &
s. S. 8. for an eruption Of the skin. and
ageneral run n-down condition ofthe sys-
tenn, and although he has taken but one
bottle, already commences TO feel better.
1. SHAPOFF.
S. S. S. counteracts and drives all the
poison from the blood and builds up the
system by its fine purifying quail
ities and tonic effects. 1t strengthens
every part. increases the appetite, helps
the stomach and digestion, and by sup
plying the body with rich, pure blood,
cures Malaria and all its disagreeable all
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
WHITNEY FI[[Y
IN GREAT FORM
Winner of Last Years Flu
turity Is Successful in
Her First Appearance
PRONOUNCED FAVORITE
Rose of Dawn Finishes Sec
ond After Being Away
Badly at the Start
Special Dispatch to. The Call.

SHEEPSHEAD BAY, June 2S.-
Harry Payne Whftney's Artful winner
OF the Buturity- last year, made her
first appearance of the season to-day IN
the opening race. and her superlatively
easy victory over a field which included
Lady Amelia made it appear she will
be able TO hold her own in any race
involving speed. Artful, at odds of 2
to 8, raced up to and passed Lady Ame ia
in the first three furlongs. Rose Of
Dawn, of fourth. her rider not seeming
aware of the fact that it was start.
gradually improved her position and
eventually came through the stretch in
time to easily earn second money.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furIongs; mares; three
yesr-oids and ID: purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
? to 5-Artful. rs Hildebrandl % I3
20 20 Rose Of Dawn.1OI shaw = = 53S
4to LADY Camelis, l2s Redfns ll23 p
Time. :l3 3-5. Start fair Won easily. VIM
ner. II. P. Whitney's br. I. BY Hamburg Mar
tina II Diamond Flush. New Mown Hay. Di-
nah Shad and Floralia finished as named
SECOND RAcE-Five and a half furlongs;
setting HOE Horse. Weight Jockey St, Fin
lS 70 5-2 Consul; ~ LIE (Baird)- l n n
Time. l:O7 Start bad. Won driving. Win
ner. TfpDah Farm stables b. c by sempro-
nius-Lady Inez. capias, St, Estephe king' 5
Daughter Klinger and jolly Dixon finished
as named.
THIRD RACE-Two and half miles; hunt
ers; Rockaway Cup steeplechase; feur-year-
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to2-snuff. lac (MT. Pagel; ia dS
20 10 1-Pious, l59 Nuckey).... = ) ~
Time. 5:2O. Start good. Won easily. Win
ner. R. 1. Stevens b. g. by Judge Morrow
Sneeze. Red White and Blue Telfare, Ala
mansor, Merry Moments and Knight Of Elway
finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-one and an eighth miles;
handicap; three-year-Olds and up:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. ST q Fin.
10 2-M. BeaucaiTe. 115 CLyne) = n
20 to 1-Schulamite los C8ildbd) ] \ 81
10 Go Between l26(O' NeilD II =
Time, j "a 80. Start bad Won driving.
Winner w ". Darden's ch. h. by MacDuf-
Kate Pelletier. Workman. Wotan, Oarsman,
Uncle Urigh, Cederstrome, Uncle Charley, Mar
NEE and Sonoma Belle finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-one miie: three-year-olds and
UP; selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. jockey. st. q Fin.
10 to 1T Wadden. log Uyne)-. y / ?
20 70 1--Angler. JOB fAubuchon)- 2-l1 y
10 TO 1-Jetsam 1o6 H1idebrnd) Z 1
Time. 40 %. start straggiing- Won driv-
ing. Winner. NJ Clancy's b.. c. by Magian-
Frantic. Masanielo. Little Woods. Confessor,
Cabin, Phoebus, BellatriX. Witch Hazel. Jen-
ME McCabe. KING Cole, F1ybaek, Sinicado and
The Debutante finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and sixteenth miles
three -year-olds and UP; purse:
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey. st. q Fin
70 5-Jonguil, lOz q. Martini I 1 ]
. TO 1-Migraine 1O6 % NeilD--- ! 3
20 10 to1-Pairlbearer. lis CBurns). y ; 81
Time, 1:4S start fair. Won cleverly. Win
ner, s. Paget's ch- z. by Watercress- Rosette-
o Santon Stamping Ground. Pasadena ana Am
berjack finished named.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Handicap Goes 10 Tartan.

MEMPHIS, June 2S.-Montgomery Park
racing results:
First race seven furlongs-Any Rags won,
Bonar second, Intrigue third. Time, 1:32%.
Second race, six MISUNDERSTANDING won,
Fallona second Optional third. Time 1:16L
Third race. four and half furlongs-General
Haley wcn Bluegrass Lad second, Fairview
third Time. :5IZ
Fourth race. mile and eighth, CONNER
cial Appeal Handicap-Tartan won. Spencerian
second High Chancellor third. Time 1:57%
Fifth race Ave furongs-Dr. Gardner won,
Yves second Horse Radish third. Time, :03 Ib
sixth race, mile and a quarter-Maie Hanlon
won W. B. Gates second. Nameoki third.
Time 2:133x.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

BUFFALO, June 2S--Ehe entries for
to-morrows races at Kenilworth Park
follow:
First race FIVE furIongs. two-year-olds- Jack
Lewis lu2, Nee Lass 100, Lady Huron lt3.
HALIFAX lO7. Programme 1o4, Valencia 1o4.
second race six fuTlongs. selling. three-year-
olds and up-Julia Nj 11O. Good Cheer 1eJ.
Devonshre H. Storm Scud 49, Peggy 30
Fair Calypso 30, Billy Handsel 30, Princess
Tulane 10, Wild lrishman 1c6. Miss Morgan
lOI, Sandy andy lOi. EAtralaw 115, Gayiard
%, FL Doneso 10, Snow KING loo. Margaret
Third race. one mile, three-year-olds and
up-Non Rosen rs, Fern Rock io4, scotch
Plume 81. Taxer SO. Bisque 81. Blue Grouse
81 Mirthiess a, Step Away l0l. Fiat 50. De-
dell II 80 Preen sc, Adei Trebla "a
Fourth race, four ana half furlongs the
Mohawk. two-year- -olds-Lotus 81, Spring Ban
azam lyi. Pater lo', sunglow %, Lady Ma
three-year- -olds and .lp-Aiies dor Ice. Bob
bic Kean los. pishabille 90. Wire In Il5. Irish
sixth race. one mile. ihree-year-olds' and
up. s.ling-Defry 100. Goldheur los, Bound
Breok no. Barkelmore s IL, Potrero: Grande
lI0 Blue Buck -lO9, Eyasl1lI 80, Ora Vista iO7,
Lustig 1O9, Loupania: los.
KENILwoRTH PARK SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-HaIifax, Pyfhia, Wee
Lass.
Second race-Good Cheer, Fair CaIyp-
SO, Sandy Andy.
Third race-Preen, Scotch Plume, De-
pends.
Fourth race-BeIIa Hamburg, San
fara, Nagazam.
Fifth race-Dishabil1e, AIlez dor,
Irish Witch.
Sixth race-Oro Viva, Lustig, Blue
Buck.
Weather clear; track fast.
112, Chalfonte lis. Snow lis. Vino lis, Bell
snicker 115. Arklirta 115.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, SELL
ing, on turf-Major Daingerfeld 112 Niblick
80, Ocean Tide los. Tom Cod 101. Champlain
1O1.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-CinchOna, Aviston, Speed
way.
Second race-Keator, Aeronnut, Race
King.
Third race-Nitrate, Dromedary, Ton,
Cogpn.
Fourth race-Brady Entry, Bank, ou-
ford.
Fifth race-NostrOmo, kinIey l,ate,
Lancastrian.
sixth race Major DaingerfeId,
Champlain, Ocean Tide.
Weather clear: track fast.
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q g e
~ - -
PURELY VEGETABLE.

disagreeably affect the stomach, diges-
ton and bowels, but by cleansing and
strengthening the blood, puts every part
of the body in healthy condition. Book
on the blood and any medical advice de-
sired without charge.
the SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Ga.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
Tenp,. Champion ID killed.

LONDON, June 28.-Harold S. Ma
honey. former lawn tennis champion Of
England in singles. was killed in a
cycling accident at Lough Carah,
County Kerry, Ireland. Tuesday
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
LCuSE PERFORMS WELL.
SYRACl
F,e,d TriaI Entire. Close Soon.

Derby nominations for the twenty
third annual trials Of the Pacific Coast
Field Trials Club will close on July l.
All entries mailed on that day will be
received. Five dollars forfeit must ac-
company entry. Second forfeit OF 50
payable on. November 1 and $40 addi-
tional for starters Already entries
have been received from Seattle and
from the northern, central and south
ern sections of this State. The nomina-
tions will probably equal those Of any
previous year. The season has been
favorable for breeding purposes and
birds promise to be plentiful for the
trials, which will take place in January
next
Entry blanks can be had on applica-
tion to the secretary. Albert Betz, 201
PARROT building, this city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

BARRIERS HEAR SPEECH.-The BARRIERS
Protective Association was addressed last
night by Professor Spencer Cole OF Chicago
on the question OF forming q post graduating
course in this city.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

FALLS DOWN SHAFT.-James O'Kane,
employed as cellarman in . wine house at
661 Third street, fell down open elevator
shaft yesterday afternoon and sustained severe
injuries.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

BENEFIT ENTERTAINMENT A SUCCESS.
The ladies of st. GATHERINGS booth gave an
entertainment and social last night at Frank
lin Hall for the benefit OF st. Vincent de Paul
Church. A large crowd was present and the
affair a success
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

ments. Unlike
most blood med
icines S. S. S. is
purely vegeta-
bic. Itdoes not
contain a par
ticle of mineral
of any kris to
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

DOUBT PRISONERS SANITY Edward
Hass u prisoner awaiting trial in the County
Jail for assault with intent KILL was
brought to the Detention Hospital yesterday to
be examined for insanity.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June 2S.-The entries
for to-morrows races at Latonia are as
follows:
First race one mile, selling-His Majesty
So. odd Luck ST. DR.. Kenney S6;. Twenty Shot
IS. saronala 30. Wintcn 81. Ida Vivian 81.
Algonquin ~, Nautilus sl00.' Sister Lillian leg,
Mint Bed l03 Bonnis Burr 105.
Second race five furlOngs. selling-GoTgeous
.9G. Sister Edith 96. Problem lC0. Dudley 1UI,
Toya Io3 Kougrock .109 Granada .I05 .Cortez
+. 1885, Zsrda 9lcJ, Agnoio I05. Vic Kinney 1G6.
Sterln- TO-.
Third race. one mile. selling Heidelberg s5,
Siss. Lee 81. McIlvain So Merino 90, Florizei
SO, Omaalca 81, The Laurel 49, Fonsoluca 95.
Fourth race. one mile and seventy yards.
gentleman's cup-Lights Out 141, Arachne 149.
Blue Grass. Girl 149, Mayor D. S. Rose $50.
Joe Goss ISL, Swiftwing 151 Tom Hall 154,
Sea Pirate ISL.
Fifth race, five furlongs, purse-Molie Don
ohue 100 Jennie Bast 100, Lady Levity 100,
Tinker 100, Patimah 100 Latifa 104. Helena
H..
Sixth race one and fourth miles, selling
Scotch Thistle 90, Gracious o., Pirate 96 Hell
gerson 9S Jena 80, Sailors Dream 101. Beau
care 101 Senor 10l. Handmore 103. Baird
lOi Benyolio 1U5, ST Paris 106.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Bonnie Burr, Sister Lii
liam, Ida Vivian.
Second race-Toya, AgnoIo, Vic Kim
ney.
Third rnce-FOnsOIucn, FIorizel, The
Laurel.
Fourth race-Sea Pirate, Joe Soss
Mayor David :. Rose.
Fifth race-Helena c, Latifn, Patti
NAH.
Sixth race-Benvolio, Handmone. St
Paris.
Weather clear: track fast.
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and Abbott. Umpire-Johnstone
BROOKLYN June 2S.-New York easily de-
feated Brooklyn to-day. McGinnity at all
times held the Brook1yns SAFE while Stricklett
was hit hard in the early part OF the game.
Attendance. 30O0. Score:
R H E.
NeW 1orh ....--.-.-.....-.s.- -
BROOKLYN .
Batteries-McGinnity and Bowerrnan; Strick-
lett and Bergen Umpire-Emslie
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

CHARGED WITH INSANITY-A complaint
was 1led yesterday declaring that Mrs. Jes-
sane The Insanity Commission will look into
her case to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29

112, Chalfonte lis, Snow lis. Vino lis, Bell
snickcr lis. Arklirta 115.
Sixth race, and q sixteenth miles SELL
ing, on turf-Major Daingerfeld 112 Niblick
80. Ocean Tide los, Tom Cod 1O1 Champlain
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-29
kENILwORTH PARK ENTRIES.

BUFFALO, June 2S.-The entries for
to-morrow,s races at Kenilworth Park
follow: