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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
CHASER STANDS
ON HER HEAD
Race Over the Jumps at Bel
mont Park Is Replete
With Exciting Incidents
RIDERS ARE INJURED
F. Ambrose Clark, the Mil
lionaire Sportsman, Among
Those Who Are Unseated
special Dispatch 10 IN. Call

NEW YORK, May 23.-Exciting Incl
dents accompanied the running of the
steeplechase to-day at Belmont Park
OF the five starters three fell and threw
their jockeys. One of the jockeys was
the muti-millionaire, F. Ambrose Clark.
Iiis mount, Pious, stumbled at the jump
almost opposite the clubhouse, on the
veranda of which his wife and large
circle of friends were seated. Clark mar
rowly escaped injury from the heels of
his mount.
The professional rider, Pending, riding
the Piedmont stables Red, White and
Blue, in trying to avoid a collision with
Snuff. suffered Red, White and Blue to
run out wide and crashed into the wings
of the last jump. Pending was dragged
a short distance. The ambulance was
summoned and he was conveyed to the
jockeys room. Early in the contest
Merry Moments bolted, threw her jockey
and actually stood on her head to the
great astonishment of the crowd Pata-
eonia, owned by Joseph Widener, won the
race. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Seven furlongs; main course;
maidens; three year-oids and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. "A Fin.
Z to 2-Novena 105 Burns).... p
3 TO 2-Ismalian. los tMilieD-.-. 3 u IA
to 1-Strolna. los Johnson. d II
Time. 20 As. Start good Won driving
Winner W. A chanler's ch. I. by The Frlar,
Light finished as named.
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs; straight
away; two-year-olds; maidens; selling
s to i-TanzIer. 100 lcrimmins) ) il / /
/ to 19Ps%sTe 100 9os .Knapp IN
Time. 100 10 Start struggling. Won
driving. Winner P. S. P. .Randolph's b. c.
tian. Magic Power. Merling Little Ben vi
tesse and Greenland finished named.
THIRD RAcE-one mile: main course
three-year- -olds and up; handicap; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. st. q Fin.
sto s-dFabo; 12e lodeml;: sS IN
Time. IA s-5; start good. Won driving
Charm. Carrie Jones also ran.
FOURTH RAcE-The Jockey Club: one and
an eighth miles: weight for age; threeyear-
olds and up:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q, Fin.
& to 26a 2-6sf0rs loo lyme S5 2,:; M n,
to bright Royal.1oO tHldb) 3 IA
Time. l :53 is. Start good. Won. driving.
Winner, j. McLaughlin's gray c. by Faraday-
Aunt Belle. Pasadena also ran
FIFTH RAC%The Meadowbrook Hunters
Betting Horse. weight Jockey. St. y Fin.
TO d-Patasonian. 1876 20, Brn). s 45s
ls to lsEnu sR s'f sGs s1 .sPsds 6ssi III Fen
= Time, 5:15. Start good Won easily. Win
ner. J. Z. Widener's ch. c. by Del Paso IL
Patagonian H. Pious. Merry Moments finished
as named.
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles on
Belmont course: three-year- -olds and up; han
dicap:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. st. q Fin.
8 to 1-Leonidas. ia CIV. Knapp II
to 5-Ostrich. 120 (Odom) 3 Il u
TO 2-Flyback. 116 q. MARTINI 5 b
Time, :54h. Start good Won driving.
Winner ]. c. Yeager's bay colt by Hamburg
Boise. Abdell also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
CALIFORNIA POLO PLAYERS
WILL COMPETE IN ENGLAND
BurIingnme Country Club Is Repre-
sented Across the Water This Sea-
son by It's CIeverest HOrsemen.

California polo players will play a
prominent part in the contests this season
on the English fields. Craig Wadsworth,
second secretary of the American en-
bassy, has organized an American team
to contest for the James Gordon Bennett
polo cup ABOUT the middle of June. The
players will be Richard NJ Tobin, Frank
]. Mackey, Lawrence McCreery and Craig
Wadsworth.
Tom Driscoll and Francis J. Carolan
are also in Europe. The latter sent over
a string of ponies in the spring and will
take part in some matches. John Law
son is en- route to Europe, so that a
representative Burlingame four can be
made up readily. AS Mr.. Mackey has a
place at Burlingame he is claimed by that
suburb.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

The second annual blue rock tourna
ment Of the Pacific Coast Trap Shoot
ers' Association will open at Ingleside
next Sunday and will continue three
days The programme calls for twenty
four events, of twenty targets each. 1t
is expected $4,000 shots viii be fired dur
ing the tournament.
The experts from this city will meet
the best men from Seattle, Portland,
Los Angeles, Denver and other cities, as
all the enthusiasts endeavor TO attend
this tournament
Monday viii be given over to the mer-
chandise event for which sixty prizes of
varying value are offered The division
of money in the other events will be
under the Rose system.
There will be number Of team events,
some of the clubs entering several
squads. The principal event on the
third day Of the tournament will be the
competition for the California Champ
iOnship Challenge Cup, presented by Phil.
b. Bekeart. This viii be at one hundred
blue rocks
Many Of the visiting gunner will prac
tice on Saturday to become accustomed
TO the light and other conditions prevail
ing at Ingleside. The officers of the as
sociation for the present year are:
President. Dr. W S George Antioch: vice
president, J. Y. O'Hara. Vallejo: secretary.
George W Lewis san Francisco: treasurer H.
p. Jacobsen, Oakland; manager, Edgar L.
Foster. san Francisco. tournament committee
Thomas l. Lewis. chairman; Dan Daniels, H.
A. Hoyt: 6irectors-Dr. ". 8. George, ex-off-
co member. Antioch; Henry Boysen. Pinole;
c. Stanley Fish. Martinez; J. z. Haugh, Grid
ley; Frank A. Hodapp. Martinez: c. A. John
son, Chico: II. W. Kelly. Eureka; D. W.
King Jr. Denver: Thomas Rhodes. Fort Bragg;
5. r. Smith Los Angeles; ". z. Staunton
Winnemucca, Nev.: ". J. Stockton Los Banos;
L. z. Walker. Woodland; c. Z. Whalen, Noun
tain View, Maurice Abrahams. Portland. Or;
W. +. LunIng. Red BLUM. Il Y. Cadwallader,
San Jose: NJ. A Clark Vallejo.
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HEAD OF SHELTER TRUST
STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS
May Be Fatal, While Dining
In Omaha.

OMAHA, Nebr, May 23.-E. w. Nash
president of the American Refining and
Smelling Company, was stricken with
paralysis early to-day while attending
a dinner at the home of Herman
kountze, prominent banker. There
was little change in his condition up
to midnight. He had not regained con-
sclousness and his physicians state that
there is little hope for his recovery.
Two specialists were called from Chi
cago and reached here tonight They
stated that they could do little to relieve
the patient until he shall regain con-
sciousness.
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Handicap Taken by weird.

ST. LOUIS. May 23.-Union Park racing
results:
First race. mile and three-sixteenths-Ala-
-barch won Patrieius second, Prince of PtIsen
third. Time, :O2 4-5.
Second race four and a half furlongs-Sweet
Flavia won, Governor Davis second Edna n
third. Time. :55 4-5.
Third race. one mile-Attila won Ingolthrift
second Brba third. Time, 1:45 40
Fourth race. handicap. about two miles
Weird won. DIR. Clark second, Buck O'Dowd
third. Time, 3:c3 1-5.
Fifth race. mile-ManSard won Mamie
March second. Nellie Russell third Time.
:43 lis.
Operator second. Blumenthal third Time
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Northern Game Postponed.

PORTLAND, Ore. May 23.-The Port
Iand-Oakland game scheduled for to-
day was postponed owing to the muddy
condition of Multnomah field, where
the present series will be played The
league grounds are being leveled
preparatory to the Lewis and Clark
Exposition athletic contests, and were
to have been in condition for the pres
ent series. The failure of the fair peo-
pie to keep their agreement necessi-
tated the ball club seeking other quar-
terS.
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sT. LOUIS SELECTIONS.
Alan-a-Dale Wins at Louisville.

LOUISVILLE. May 23.-churchill Downs
racing results
First race. five furlongs-King's Daughter
won Two Bells second. Hazel Thorpe third.
Time, 1 :01 1-5
Second race. six furlongs-Braden won. Ge-
ranium second Scotch Irish third Time.
1851
Third race, seven furlongs-Alan-a-Dale
won, Bad News second. White Plume third
Time / :26
Fourth race, one mile-Columbia Girl won,
Phil Finch second. Apple third. Time, Al
Fifth race. short course steeplechase-Class
Leader won. Martin Brady second. Beana third
Time $685.
Sixth race. ore mile and sixteenth-Belle
the Cat won. Bonnie Sue second. Odd Luck
third. Time. :4S54
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Say. sunday Baseball i. Illegal.

NEW YORK, May 23.-An opinion given
by Corporation Counsel Delaney to Police
Commissioner McAdoo to-day may put
an end to Sunday baseball by professional
teams in greater New York The corpor-
alton counsel finds that Sunday baseball
playing by professionals is illegal and
that any professionals taking part in such
a game should be arrested.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
ENGINEER SERVES TERM
AS RESULT OF A WRECK
Timothy Lee OF Denver just Released
I'm Mexico After Year Spent
In Jail.

DENVER, May 23.-Timothy Lee. an
engineer and brother of Police Captain
Frank Lee of Denver. is en- route home
after having served year in a Mex
lean prison. He was an engineer on
the Mexican Central road and a year
ago was caught in a wreck near Ia
catecas, Mexico. and injured Several
passengers were killed. The Mexican
Government blamed Lee. though his
friends claimed the accident was un-
avoidable. Lee was sent to prison. He
is returning to his wife and children
here broken in mind and health
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Fitzsimmons to Fight schrcck.

CHICAGO. May 23.-Bob Fitzsimmons
and Mike Schreck will fight twenty
rounds at Salt Lake on July A, a bid Of
the Salt Lake City Club having been
accepted to-day by the two fighters
The men will meet at 16S pounds. ring
side. They get IS per cent of the gafa
receipts. three-fourths OF which goes
to the winner and .one-fourth to the
loser.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
BILL TO LEGITIMATIzE
CHILD is VETOED
Governor of New York Characterfzes
the Measure as an Insult to
WOmanh0od.

ALBANY. N. Y. May pa bill in
tended to legitimatize a child born out
Of wedlock, which caused much comment
but little opposition in its passage
through the Legislature, was vetoed to-
day by Governor Higgins. The measure
is entitled "An act for the relief of Adelia
Queenie Barker" and recites that she is
the illegitimate offspring or Charles Bell
Barker and Adelia Gertrude Strong.
Governor Higgins characterized the bill
as an Insult to every faithful wife and
to womanhood ITSELF
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
sTALWART WILL CARRY
THE e. n. THOMAS COLORS
Great Son of MeddIer Is Considered
Good Enough to Win the Rich
BROOKLYN Handfcap.

NEW YORK, May 23.-Believing that in
Stalwart, his big lithe-limbed thorough
bred, he has a horse that will carry his
colors even more successfully than did
Bernis, E. r. Thomas, the millionaire
horseman and automobilist, has decided
TO withdraw the latter horse, winner of
many classic turf events of last year, and
run Stalwart in his stead In the Brooklyn
handicap Thursday.
1t is believed recent sensational try
outs of Stalwart determined Mr. Thomas
to take this step.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

Los ANGELES, May Is. Tacoma
played errorless ball to-oay and the play
ers fattened their batting averages OIL
Goodwin and loren, making eight hits
off the former and seven off the latter.
Brown held Los Angeles safely in all but
one inning. In the eighth inning. after
two men had gone out, Spies walked and
came home on successive singles by
loren and Bernard Flood also walked.
filling the bases. Smith then hit the ball
over the left field fence for home run,
driving in the three runs ahead of him.
Lynch carried off the batting honors
for the Northern team securing four hits
out of four times up, one of them two
bagger. Hogan also batted 1000 in three
times up Los Angeles made three errors,
two of them resulting in runs. loren sup
planted Goodwin IN the fourth inning, but
was unable to check the run-gettlng OF
the Tacomas Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
After Winning From Splen-
did Field on Saturday,
Footlights FavOrite Loses
JOCKEY SEDER BLAMED
Sovereign, the Nominee. Is
Beaten by Mayor Johnson
at Fair Grounds Track
Special Dispatch to The CAN.

ST LOUIS, May pa startling re-
versal of form shocked the talent here
to-day when Footlights Favorite. after
winning from splendid field on Satur-
day, ran last behind inferior aggre-
cation here to-day. Mayor Johnson won,
beating out Sovereign. which was 'nomi-
nated,'' but failed TO connect. Ugly
rumors were circulated regarding Jockey
Seders work on Footlights, but no Of
fetal action was taken. Summary;
FIRST RACE-Four and half furlongs;
maiden two-year olds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St q Fin
. to 2-P. Doreen 1Os (FeichD. = u
$ to 1.B. Clancy. los (H- chrn) s2 q!
Inns 80 20. Start good. Won drlvlns-
Winner. ]. w. Fullers b. (. % by Handsome
Marguerite r 10C, st. Avonis 1O4, Lady Ham
burg 104. Buxon Bell OF Woodstock 1o4,
Bonita 1e4. Fon Lady 104, Ada ST. Mary 100.
SECOND RACE-Ftve and half furiongs'
four-year-ods and up; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. St. q Fin.
6 to lack Ward. 116 tSewelD z Il Ia
10 to * X Charm. IA ~ sMeMuln) 3 jag sIn
Time. los 1-5. Start fair. Won easily
Winner S. T. Lee & Sons ch, g. 20 oy
verite 122. DR. scharn 11s, Byrne OF Roscrea
121. Little Corker 100. Whiskers H.. Compu-
tation III; Tangent 124; Gene Hsndlon lly:
Howard 121, Jack Orr ia, finished as
named.
THIRD RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 10-Ala Russell. 1G7 (seder) Ia
I TO 1--Liebes. 103 tH Cochran) l s
to Marvel p. 100 (Fisherl. - 81
Time, 1:O2. Start good Won easily Win
Rsa sls Kill io Raus h 49, @ ss apssf
30. Pirates Dream s5. Nethe Nc 30. fnisned
named
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; handicap;
three-year-ods and u9:
Betting. Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q FIN
4 to I'M. Johnson, l04 (FeichD.
3 to Sovereign. 9S Oh. .Cochran) =
tc by Ways. 80 (Aubuchon). L
Tine, IA. Start good. Won easily Win
ner. L. Marion~& Co.'S b. g. go by G. W.
marks 9S. Augur 9S. Footlights Favorits 1OV,
finished named.
FIFTH RACE - Four-year-olds and up;
purse. mile and seventy yards
Betting Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. q Fin.
to 5-Action, 112 DominicD. 2
Even-Fonsoluca. 104 CFeichO.
30 to 1-Dalesnlan, 112 (Battiste) 2 3
Winner. f. E. Smathers b. h. (5) by Faver-
dale -Glenola- Ahola 102, Gay Lizzette lob,
Mynheer 1O9 Water Pansys los. finished as
named
SIXTH RACE-Three-year-old and up;
purse; and three-sixteenths miles:
Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. x Fin
2 to 1-Watercure, 106 (Emblen) I = y
10 TO Hubbard. 90 Iierseyer). y
Time. 2.03 2-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner. s. NJ. Williams ch. 8. (sl by Water
crsss-Len's First Bravery 81. Royal Arms
los. Charaiia 81. Patamaster 1O7. Bannock
Belle 81, finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

NEW YORK, May 23.-Judre Holt to-day
signed the warrant of removal applied for by
General Burnett. United States District At
fornia land owner indicted eighteen months
ago in Washington. d. c.. with others for hav-
ing secured title to Federal lands in WASH
ington and California through fraudulent
methods. Benscn gave a $4,000 bond for
his appearance in Washineton
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

Stolen bases-Bernard Mclaughlin Errors
Dillon, Spies, loren. Hfts-Of Goodwin s, of
loren 4 Two-base hits-Doyle Lynch Sac
rifce hits-McLaughlin ., Lynch. Hogan. First
base on errors-Tacoma . First base on
balls-Of Brown 5. Left on bases-Tacoma 8,
Los Angeles 2. Hit by pitcher-Graham. Dou-
BILE plays-Lynch to Nordyke. Eagan to Nor
dyke. Home run-Smith. Struck out-By Tor
q Time of game--One hour and thirty
eight minutes. Umpire-Davis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
BETTORs BRING WIRELESS
TELEGRAPHY TO THEIR GAME
VIII Carry on POOIrOOm Operations
Outside the Jurisdiction of Cook
Counfy or Chlcago.

CHICAGO, May 23.-Wireless teleg-
raphy is 20 furnish racing results to
the floating poolroom on Lake Michi-
gan. Such is the plan of several local
poolroom managers. It is said tests
have been already made and the
scheme was found perfectly feasible
The boat will be anchored outside of
Cook County or Chicago jurisdiction.
The wireless apparatus is being in
stalled between Chicago and St Louis.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Fair Tenni. Player. to Compete.

A handicap singles tournament for
young lady tennis players of the third
class will be played on the park courts
Tomorrow afternoon. Only four play
ers are entered, but three good matches
are anticipated.
The drawing which was held yester-
day resulted as follows:
Miss G.. Saylor d5) VS.. Miss A.
Greenberg (scratch); Miss E. Hess
(scratch) vs. Miss E. Noble (3-6).
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Californian Athlete Honor.a

ANNAPOLIS. Nd. May 23.-Robert A
Theobald of San Francisco has been
elected captain of the Naval Academy
baseball team for next season.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Tommy WaddeIl, Lord
Badge, Gotowin.
Second race-Gallavant, Waterbok,
Old GEard.
Third race-Whitney entry, Jacobite,
Vendor.
Fourth race-wild Mint, Hot Shot,
Merry La-k.
Fifth race Dromedary, Mackey
Dwyer, Flying Buttress.
Sixth race-Race King, Amberjack.
KenilYo-th.
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browns Herself and Three Children.
SULPHUR. SPRINGS, Texas, May 23
Mrs. Tipsanders drowned herself and
three children in a creek near her
home to-day. The tragedy, 1t is said,
was the result of domestic troubles
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ELM RIDGE SELECTIONS.

First race-Rustling SILK, Meadow
Breeze, BeIvOfr.
Second race-Adare, Royal Legend,
Hattie Carr.
Third race-Ada n, Federal. Best
Man.
Fourth race-Devout, Leila, Ascot
Belle.
Kernel.
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Do You Play Cardsy

II you do buy your playing cards, chips. tally
cards and rules from US. We also have dice
chessmen. checkers and all the new games re-
Gently published. Sanborn. Vail & Co., TAI
Market ct
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No baseball mt OnkIand.

Owing to the non-arrival of one of
the teams from the north there was no
baseball yesterday at Oakland
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

CARACAS May o3.-Ths Government on
Moni1y issued DEGREES re-establfshing the Gus
TOM house at Cano Colorado and establishing
new Custom houses at Rio Carfbe and Baran-
cas- on the Orinoco River under the new tariff
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Another Knockout for Harry Tenny,
OAKLAND Nav o2-Af 4la u.~4

AnotneF hnOcKOut TOT Hafry Tenny.
OAKLAND. May 23.-At the West
Oakland Athletic Clubs boxing tourn-
ament, all four-round events, tonight
the results were as follows: Hop Lee
won the decision over Jack Deere; Kid
Francks defeated Kid Mccarthy, get
ting the decision: AL Paczoch won by
a decision over Willie Edwards; Ed
Martin defeated Mike Mccarthy, the
bout being stopped by the police in the
third round; Kid Rogers secured the
decision over Kid Richardson: Harry
Tenny knocked out Young Ganly in the
second round
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

BERLIN May 23-Baron Rudolph Won
beckenoorf has been chosen by Emperor viii
liam for Chief Justice Of the Imperial Su-
preme CoHrt-
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
PURCHASE BY RAILROAD
BLOCKS GOVERNMENT PLAN
Sale of Land in Colorado Puts an End
to the Reservoir Project In
Gore Canvou

DENVER, May 23-The State Land
Board to-day sold to the Denver, North
western and Pacific Railroad Company
strip OF land comprising about twenty
acres in the heart of the eastern en-
trance to Gore Canyon at SO so an acre.
This action, it is claimed, will block the
Governments Gore Canyon reservoir
project and insure the construction of,
the railroad through the canyon.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
Tacoma Batsmen Fatten
Their Averages Off Pitch
ers Goodwin and loren
SMITHS HOME RUN HIT
Comes at an Opportune Time,
as Three Men Are Pa
tiently Waiting on Bases
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

w L. Pctt w L. Pct.
Tacoma ..2S - .5sa Los Angeles II 23 AT
Oakland ....27 20 .s74 Seattle -. ~ % ~
San Fran 26 23 .;..' Portland :. 10 81 .413
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mis- Oh PITCHER Orval overall, two of
which were made by Dahlen and the
other two by Donlin and Matthewson,
made the New York National champions
easy winners over the Cincinnati team to-
day. Attendance, 6OO0. Score:
Cincinnati ...
BatterIes-overali and Phelps: Matthewson
and Bowerman. Umpire-Bauswine
the bo0s cub tosv May L defeated
Thielman, the St Louis pitcher. had ils MS
ninth innings. however, the Brooklyn batters
''cut loose and came close to batting out a
victory Attendance. 1900. Score:
BROOKLYN -.-......-............... 10
Batteries-Eason, Doescher and Ritter; Thiei-
man and Warner. Umpires-Emslie and
PHILADELPHIA, May Philadelphia de-
feated Chicago to-day by the better hitting in
an interesting and well played game. At
tendance, 2e0o. Score:
Chicago ........................ Il
Batseries4Brown and king: Pittinpes and
Abbott. Umpire-Johnstone.
BOSTON May 2s.-Boston Won light hit
ting contest from Pittsi urg to-day, two hits
and wild pitch in the fourth inning sending
in the only run of the game. Attendance,
2o00 Score:
Boston
Batteries-Young and Needham: Philippe
and Carisch. Umpire-O'Day.
AMERICAN LEAGUE)
CLEVELAND. Ohio, May 23.-CleveIand lost
first place to-day after holding 1t two weeks
Philadelphia knocked Donahue out of the box
in two innings scoring enough runs right
there to win the game Attendance, 2eOO.
Score:
R. H. E.
f1sYslan6 fslsasIShia ..........::::......4 : !
Batteries-Donahue, Moore and Buelow;
Plank and Powers.
ST. LOUIS, May pa costly error by
Rockenfeld practically lost the game for the
local Americans to-day In the fifth inning
The misplay netted the visitors three runs
Attendance, 2700. Score:
81. Louis 2
Boston 2
Batteries-Morgan and sugden: Winters and
Crigcr.
CHICAGO, May 23.-Chcago won the third
locals made their in the third inning
with two two-base hits. Attendance, 1900
Score:
Chicago
"asnlng,on 49,. -. .....,.
Kittredge.
DETROIT, May 23.-After denying Detroit a
run for seven innings Griffith lost his cunning
In the eighth when three singles and a double
forced him to the bench. Errors coupled with
this hitting game Detroit the game right there
Attendance. 2500 Score:
r. H E.
New York ...................
Dat Nd n1~ N-r~ A.
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sT. Louis ENTRIEs.


ST. LOUIS. May 23.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
follow:
First race. nine-sixteenth of mile, selling
Harry Scott 112. Prince of Pless los. Tomo-
chichi los. Excitement los. Chief Hayes los.
Macy -Jr. los. Blue Grass Lad 10T, Conde 1O4
Birmingham 103. Acron los. Kuropatkin 105,
second race. six furlongs. selling-Conten-
tinus 81. Bonebrake 95. Wakeful 90. Bonnie
Prince Charlie 101. St. Flour 100. Avoid 1O4
Awakening 81. Gay Adelaide So Charley 5
Aunt SO. Alamode 1O5 Black Art 1O2, Raviana
9S. Kenton 50. Inspector Halpin 90.
Third race eleyen-sixteenth of a mile, two
year-olds. purse-High Chance 115. Arabelle
81 Horseradish 100.
Fourth race. mile. purse-Careless 102.
High Chancellor 105. Au Revoir 105. Gregor K
102, Terms Rod 94, Free Booter 97. A Musko-
day o.
Fifth race. six furlongs. selling-Mamie
Lynch 92. Jungle Imp 9s. Dan McKenna ITO.
Our Lille 9S Henry Ach 92 Miladi Love los.
Red Leaf 81, Frank Bell 107 Van Ness 107.
Lady vashti les. Marlin 102, Approved 1O7.
Sixth race. mile and one-sixteenth, selling
Betty 100. Luson 102. Canyon los. Adair s7.
ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.
First rnce-Birmingham, Blue Grass
Lad, Harry Scott.
Second rnce-Inspector HaIpin, Ala
mode. Gay Adelaide.
Third race-High Chance, Arabelle,
Humorfst.
Fourth race-Gregor X, Au Revoir,
Careless.
Fifth race-van Ness, Frank Bell,
Lady vashti.
Sixth race-Canyon, Colonel Preston.
Docsle.
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24
WARM GREETING
FOR OVERALL
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

NEW YORK, May ~23.-Four home-run
hits off Pitcher Orval Overall, two of
which were made by Dahlen and the
other two by Donlin and Matthewson,
made the New York National champions
easy winners over the Cincinnati team to-
day Attendance, 6OOo Score:
The San Francisco call., 1905-05-24

DETROIT. May 23.-After denying Detroit a
run for seven innings Griffith lost his cunning
in the eighth when three singles and a double
forced him to the bench. Errors coupled with
this hitting game Detroit the game right there
Attendance, $500. Score: