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The San Francisco call., 1905-05-15
SUMMARY OF BOWLING.
HARES WORRY
CIR ACk HOUNDS

The patrons of the coursing game
witnessed many a good race at Union
Coursing Park yesterday. Patched Up
and Quita captured the reserve and
class stakes, respectively. Patched Up
had all kinds of speed and led every
thing, winning about as he pleased.
Quita had Pocatelli, Tom King and
many other fast ones to go against,
but managed to weather the storm and
bring home the money
The hares were the best seen at the
park this season and were so lively that
many escaped. Pocatelli ruled a 8 to
favorite over Lord Brazen in the first
round of the class stake, but was led
by three lengths. Following are the
results, with Judge Tierney's official
scores:
Royal Spirit, g.; Patched Up beat Prometheus,
A.; Gold Chain beat Renegade Apache. g.:
Northern FLYER beat Texas Betty, "A; Con,
beat Tennyson. so: Doretta beat Dear CASTOR.
la. Sherman beat Real American. 4-3; Sc
Polka Dot, 80; Ina Cissus beat Imperious 40:
Tamora beat HaDhazard. 40; Galveston beat
a-s Race * King beat Ruby sankey. 80; Doc Do:
Burns beat Mary Patton. 4-3; Capital Lady
1912: Presto beat Glaucus., 3-2; Rocker Arm a
bye, John Heenan withdrawn: Lancashire Lad
beat The Rival. As; Blaze beat Lord Seton,
John beat Bob r. 40: May beat Texas
Hoo Hoo 40: Mavs Clair heat Sireen SO:
Yellowstone bsat j r, go: Mi Amigo beat ]
Z H. As: Shotgun beat Happy Lad. SO; Stin-
sarec beat False Alarm. SO; Aeolus beat Sea
Lion. 5-2 conroy beat Colored Lady. e-s.
Second round-Pstched Up beat Aurelia 4-2;
Gold Chain beat Northern Alarm, so; Com
cord Boy beat Hidden Hatred, IA; Sherman
beat Doretta, S-2; Tamora beat Ina Cissus.
5-4:-Amandan beat secretive. 81: l. L c beat
Yellowstone, 6-1: Doc Burns beat Race King
ell Capital Lady beat Pagiacci. SO: Rocker
Arm beat Presto. SO: Lancashire Lad beat
Blazs. SO: Honest John beat Muggsy 3D.; MAY
S beat Mavis Clair. so: Mi Amigo beat Vel
1owstone. 20: Shotgun beat Stiugaree "a.
Conroy beat Aeolus so.
Third round-Patched Up beat Gold Chain
9-3: Sherman beat Concord Boy, So; L /, G,
beat Amandan. 40: Doc Burns beat Ina Cis-
sus. "a; Rocker Arm beat Capital Lady, I'll:
Lanca shire Lad beat Honest John 5-3: NAV
6-5.
Fourth round-Patchsd Up beat sherman
10: Doc Burns beat l. l. c. 5-4: Lancashire
Lad beat Rocker Arm, SD; May S beat Shot
gun 14-11.
Fifth round-Patched Up beat Doc Burns,
Deciding course-Patched Up beat Lanca-
shire lad so.
Glass stake: First round-Foxhunter beat
La Rosa S-e: Lord Brazen beat Poeatelii, SO;
beat Rocked Asleep, 20; Mr.. Zigneso beat The
Referee. 20; Valley Pride beat Panache rs;
Quita beat Lost Chord, ST. Tom King beat
Reckless Acrobat, So
Second round Foxhunter beat Lord Brazen
80; Frisky Barbara heat Tillie r. 80; Valley
Pride beat Mr.. Zignego. 81; Quita beat Tom
King. 80
Third round Foxhunter bye. Frisky Bar
bera withdrawn; Quta beat Valley Pride, 80
Deciding course-Quita beat Foxhunter. IA
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TENNIS CRACKS
OUT FOR TROPHY
Busch and Rolfe and Long
and Gardner Survive Till
the Final Round of Play

The second of series Of handicap
doubles tournaments for the Directors
cups was held on the California Club
courts yesterday. The weather was
perfect for tennis and some exciting
matches were played Seven teams en-
tered the competition. Play was COM
pleted to the finals. the successful
teams being George Busch and Harry
Rolfe and Carl Gardner and Melville
Long. The best match was that be-
tween Carl Gardner and Melville Long
and George James and Herbert Long
The former team received eve odds of
5-6 and won in straight sets. Long
and James were not at their best, while
Long and Gardner played remarka bly,
good tennis.
Two good, matches were played in
the opening round w. G. Knowlton
and b.. F. Nourse, with odds of 3-6 and
owe 3-6, almost beat Rolfe and Busch
The handicap men won the first set
and led at 5-4 in the third.
A. Beyfuss and c. j. Smith made a
good showing against Long and James,
The odds were owe 15 3-6 After losing
the first set, Smith and Beyfuss took
the second without losing game The
handicap players withdrew in the third
set, when the score stood Al against
them.
The semf-final match between AL
Kenyon and Sherwood Adams and
Busch and Rolfe also required the full
three sets. After falling to win a game
in the first set, Kenyon and Adams
turned the tables on their opponents
and annexed the second set. The third
set Rolfe and Busch won easily. Ad-
ans and Kenyon received odds of owe
3-6.
The final match will be played next
Sunday. The contestants will be Gard
ner and Nj. Long fowe 4-6) and Busch
and Rolfe lowe 3-6). The scores fol-
low.
Preliminary round-George Busch and Harry
Rolfe lowe 800 heat w. g. Knowlton and B
F. Nourse $50. s-6,.6-2, z-5; A. Kenyon and
S. II. Adams tscratch) beat DR.. Noble and
William Murphy 1876 by default; George
James and Herbert Long lowe Is S-6) beat c.
j. Smith and A. B. Beyfuss (scratch,, 6-3, O-6
Al twithdrew).
First round-Busch and Rolfe (owe a-D beat
Kenyon and Adams (scratch). so. 6-7. e-l: G.
Gardner and Melville Long lowe 40 beat
Long and James lowe 4-6),- So. 90.
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JEFFRIES STARTS FOR
HOME IN LOS ANGELES
CHICAGO. May. Thames ]. JET

CHICAGO. May Thames j. JEFF
fries. champion heavyweight pugilist
of the world. has retired. Disease ac-
ccmplished what no human being was
ever able to do. A combination of
rheumatism and malarial fever has put
the pugilist out Of the fighting game
for all time. He has Cancelled all his
theatrical engagements and started for
California tonight in an effort to re-
gain his health. Jeffries is going to
Los Angeles, where he intends to build
home. In the future he will devote
his time to several valuable mining
claims in Arizona. He said:
Thank God. l am through with boxing
have suffered more pain during the last few
days than in all my fights put together. I'm
derstand. am not physically down and out
simply full OF malaria and rheumatism but !
have decided to retire from the prize ring
have two reasons for taking this course Ny
present physical condition is one, and the
other Is because. there seems to be no one in
sight to meet me capable of giving the public
q run for its money.
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RELAY RACE FOR BAY CITY Wf1EELMEN zzzAzgssaz5 zzzAzgssa
Edited by
r. R.A.Snnyth
HORSES OF GLASS START
IN THECLAREMONT.
sT4LW.4RT .4ND T.4NYA IRE TO MEET

SIS. Lady Mirthful 100; s332. Poionius IA.
1900, FL Moro III. $3.50. Mosketo III. s19s
Judge Voorhees, ia. S162. Bee Rosewatsr Io9:
sl39, -Aiorello i04: SSi9. Miss May Bowdish
lC9. S,;37. ERE Yesterday 106
Third race. five furlonss. selling. thrss-year-
olds and up-S33s. Glenbrisr 100: TS0e SANITY
Ill; S33S. Pearl Stone 100. S}3S troy fns
S5sI. Virginia Boy Ill; SIS, Rubino H. sl87.
Bowman the Fidler III S1o5 'Silvsr Heels
log; s537. Silicate 100; s532. Lunga 100. sElS
Prestano Ill: S244. Cora Goetz 109: ls3l9)
Isabute fCo.
Fourth race. four furlongs. purse. three
year-olds and up-S31C. Sad sam III. g337
Queen Cup ITO. S2S7. s(fleudenning 112. $500
Masedo lis: S294 Interluds 1I2: $3.50 8Iadelina >
Mangin 1I0; T2S9. Leah 1O0s 65S9. Golden Boy
si5: s292. Toupee 112
fifth race. six furlongs. purse thrss-ysar-
olds-S1T6. Tart 81: S310 David BOland fOT I:
S;st. Elba ss: 1884. Only Jimmie los; lSs2Sl
Gid 1t0; 1854, Chestnut &c: -, Ebenezer 03
s329. Lucrece los; 1880. Prince Magnet 1O5
Sixth race. enc mile. selling. three year-ol1s
and up--S339 Lily Golding 81: $780, Ripper
1oS: (sJ3Ol. Byronerdale 122: $3.50. sAnirad 90:
SAB. Anvil III. $3.50. Position 1o4: $500 War
Times 1O9s S291. Eyea g 100: $3.50, Spondooiix
81; (S339). Colonel Van 107: $3.50. -Crixli 90:
s232. utruda 104; $3.50. Follow Ne 10. cap
prentice allowance.)
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RELAY RACE WINNERS.

After struggling over all kinds OF
roads for one hundred miles four
cyclists, each representing club, mn
ished within the length of two wheeis
of one another yesterday afternoon at
Alameda. The start was in this city
and the riders passed through san
Jose.
f. H. Mclaughlin, sporting the NAL
tese cross of the Bay City Wheelmen'
finished first Pressing him closely
were F. Bell, of the California Cycling
Club: W. c. Waibel, of the Garden
City Wheelmen. and w. Lucio, of the
Oakland Wheelmen. The couriers OF
THE New Century Wheelmen and Oh
the Central City Wheelmen were out
distanced.
The race was spoiled as a competl-
tive event by the presence on the road
of large number of powerful motor
cycles, the riders of which are charged
with having assisted various men III
the race. One man who is credited
with having made a big gain for his
club is accused of having caught the
coat of man on a motor and was
thus assisted along until he reached
the riders out in the lead.
No one club is singled out as an
offender, all of them being charged
with having accepted this pacing some
time during the race. The Garden
CITY Wheelmen of San Jose filed
protest with Chairman c. L. McEner-
ney, charging the Bay City Wheel
men with having accepted the assist
ance of pacemakers at various stages
of the race. The protest will be heard
at the annual meeting of the associa-
ton in San Jose next Saturday.
Owing to the bad condition of the
road at the end of the first relay
the distance was cut down to nine
miles. The tenth mile was covered en-
foot. The riders were started for the
second relay in the same relative posi-
ton as their clubmates finished on the
previous relay.
The Garden City riders led at the end
of six out of the ten relays. When
Waibel was handed the packet at the
start of the last relay he was nearly
two minutes ahead of the Bay City and
California Club men. Both these rid
ers beat him at the finish. His club
mates claim they were paced and were
thus comparatively fresh when the
final struggle commenced.
The Bay City men were in first place
at the end of the first and third relays.
They were fourth in the fourth relay;
third in the sixth; fifth in the seventh
and third in the eighth and ninth.
The clubs were striving for the Nor
frilf trophy which had been won twice
by the Garden City wheelmen. An
other victory would have made it the
property of that club.
There were comparatively few acci-
dents, although each mile was ridden
at an average speed of minutes and
So seconds.
The official table of the race as made
up by the hardworking referee, G. L..
McEnerney, follows:
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LACK OF JACKS
SPOILS SPORT

Only one round OF the reserve stake
was completed at IngIeside Coursing
Park yesterday because of the lack of
hares- The jacks on hand were so
weak and poor that it was deemed ad-
visable to cut the rest of the pro-
gran1me out. Many good races were
witnessed while the sport lasted. Fol-
lowing are the results, with Judge
Grace's official scores:
Reserve stake: First roundAPasha Pleas
ant beat Little Dainty. so: Mark Twain beat
Evil Eye, So Butte City beat Choo Choo so.
Adonis beat Tralee Maid. so: Ragged Actor
Magic stuff 81: Little Plunger beat Glancins
Pasha, AZ; Gambit beat Cubanola. 40. Ante
Tralee beat Medley. Al: Cascade beat Real
Pasha. AZ; Rose OF Gold bear Red Pepper
81; Princess Savoy beat Badly Used 81: In
Time beat Rector. 2-Os Icellus beat slim Jira
5-4; Miss Domestic beat Young Kerry Pfpptn
Az; Mabel beat Free From Flaw 40; Ysl-
lowtail beat Frisco Lad. 5-1: Wild Mamie beat
Young Tommy r so: Orsina beat Queens
Motto, So; Helen Hayes beat Idora. 81: Nell
lie Nj beat Homer Boy. so. Intruder beat
Fairy Belle. Al: r beat Young Johnny Rex.
81; Ouida beat Fair Flying. 80: Bright co-
lur1bia. beat Odd Eyes. 6-1: Sampler a bye
Little Claude withdrawn; Agile Spurt beat
Vina. so; Crawford Belle beat Edenvale.
5-S-
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Model yacht Races.

Yesterday was an ideal day for
model yachting and the pennant
races were the most satisfactory held
for some time. The wind was light.
but the boats made fairly good time.
Henry London's many time winner.
Imp. carried of the honors, beating
Petersen,s Stella in the final, race.
aThe results follow:
First round-Petersen's Stella beat Bran
mans Alice Johnsons spreckeis beat Cook
sons Stanley, Jennings Witch beat Hays
Amelia; II. London's Imp, bye.
Second roundTStella beat Spreckels and
Imp beat Witch.
Finals-Imp beat Witch.
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Peter Lohman IN Action.

The venerable Peter Lohnan got
into the game at Oakland in the
morning and that is unquestionably
why the Commuters won. though they
were aided materially by the Angels
in the sixth inning when a bunch of
errors. q couple Of hits and base on
balls let seven register. Lohman drove
in couple Of runs with a liner, but
was so much IN at the end of the
run he had 70 be carried from the
field. The Angels came up for q Gar
risen finish in the ninth and batted in
three runs. Braehear was called in to
take a walIop az the leather in Eagar's
place. but he hit into a double play.
The score:
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ST. LOUIS ENTRIEs.

ST. LOUIS. May 1.-THE entries for
to-morrow's races at the Fair Grounds
follow:
First race nine -sixteenths OF a mile maid
en- two-year-oids purse-Little Pat 115.
Locked out lis. Jim Pendergast lis, Harry
Scott IG9, Colonel Jewell 115 Conde LOG, Evox
1t5 watehful 1O3. Macy Jr- us Turnover
los Kavanaugh 115 Uncle James 115, Sly Ben
1l5 Blue Grass Lad 109
Second race, six furlonSs, three year-olds.
purse-Joe Graham 90, Fallona o. Inspector
Halpin 30. New Braunfeis 1o4. Fruit 81. Jack
Lory 101.
Third race eleven-sixteenths OF a mile. sall-
lng--Oakling 106 Byrne Of Roscrea lis, CAP
tain Hamm Ill. Willie Collier Ill. Censor ia.
Frank l.. Pearley lO4. Siphon Ill, General
Pris l06, Tangent ia. Little Corker LOG. New
erTnOre l06. Ben Lear Ill.
Fourth race. six furlongs. handicap-Oudon
ss Requter 112. Pinkerton 110. Elwood los.
Golden Rule les. The Cook 30, Just So los,
Elastic 112. (Elwood and Golden Rule D. NJ
Tennes entry-)
Fifth race, one and sixteenth miles. SELL
ng-Buccleuth 104. Water Cure 104, Rainland
III, Miss Betty SO. Ethics 10T.
Sixth race, one mile and seventy yards.
three-year-olds. selling-Lady McKeon 100.
Mabel Simms %. Dixie Lad 105. Bannock
Belle 10i Courant 95. Colonel Pdeston 112
Weather threatening. Track good.
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TIGERS TO FORE ONCE MORE.
Giants Fail to Show I'm Morning and
Fisher VIII Protest.

TACOMA, Wash. May 14.-Tacoma
won the last Of the series with ease.
Keefe was in fine form. Essick also
pitched well, but the hits were bunch
ed. Eagan'E home run in the first in
ming scored three tallies. There was
TO have been a morning game, but
Manager 6dcCreedie failed TO have his
team on the field and il was not play
ed. Tacoma will claim it, the facts
having been forwarded to President
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NEW YORK May 14-AlthouSh
Monday is generally considered one OF
the off days, some interesting racing
is announced for tomorrow at Belmont
Park, with the Claremont Handicap as
the feature. There is not a dull race
on the card and class runs high from
start to finish. The track will probably
be a bit heavy, but this should not mar
the sport, for nearly all the horses en-
proved they can handle themselvS on
the track when the mud flies.
A peep again at Tanya viii be one
of the features of the card. Opposed to
her in the opening event will be StaI-
wart, the hero Of many hard-fougnt
battles last year. and one of the best
3-year-olds. He gave the impression
that a route was more to his liking
than sprinting, so he is probably grad
ually working up to longer distances
Dreamer ran several high-class races
last season. and the Hamburg geloinS
should be heard from in the sprints IN
the best of company. Handzarra has
already proved she is possessed Of cleo
trio speed, but more than six fur
longs may take her measure, still she
figures TO be in at the death. Big Ben
has grand reputation and If he lives
up to it here he will be lighting IT out
with Lady Amelia, RoseOen and others.
The Mclaughlin pair. Pasadena and
Oxford. should go we'll Mud suits
both of them and they have recently
shown they are fit. Wotan ran fine
race at Jamaica. but has not SHOWN
much since The entries:
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Kenilworth Park Entries.

Following are the entries at KeniI-
worth Park. Petaluma. to-day:
First race, three fourlongs purse, two-ysar-
oids-s513 Cazazza 115; 1881 E1lerd liz.
s055. Carrick 49, 1925. Canopa IL: $751; Bak-
ersfieId 115; S3l5. Angie Studdert 112: S}31
Dr. Lowry 115: SCOT. Semilune 112: S33f Cas-
cades of Diamonds lis.
Second race. five furlongs. selling. four-year-
oids and up-S332. Palmist III: 726S Abydos
Ill: $780, Blondura 100; 1907, Lady Rice 100:
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SUMMARY.
r~,D Mcrn.n Ivncb

Errors-McLean. Lynch. Struck out-By
Keefs 8, by Essick I. Bases on balls-On
Keefe ?. of Essick l. Hit by pitcher-Lyveh.
Householder. wild pitch-Essick. Stolen
bases-McLaughIin. Doyle. Sacrifice hits
Sheehsn. Mclaughlin, Mccreedfe. Two-base
hifs-Sordyke. McCreedie. Home run-Eagan
FIRST base on <rrors-Tacoma 1. Portland l.
Double plsys-Keefe to Eagan to Nordyke-
Left OH bases-Tacoma 4, Portland 5. Time
Of game-One hour and thirty minutes. Um-
rfrp-Eiorf
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srrfAfARY

Hits-on Hall 6. Stolen bases-van Hal
tren. Kruger Error-Smfth. Two-base hits
Kruger, Byrnes Streib. Cravath Sacrifice
hits-Kelly. Trancks. First base on errors-
Oakland l. First base called bsIls-On
Schmidt !, on Hall l. Left on bases-Oakland
2 Los Angeles S. Struck out-By Hail g. by
loren / Double plays-smith u1nassisted),
Hall 70 Tonlan. Wild pitch-HaIl Time OF
game--Oae hour and twenty-five minutes. I'm
rire-ferlne
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STMMART

Stolen base-Lohman. ErroTs-GoodWin f2l.
Dillon Cravath. Kelly. Two-base hits-Crsv-
sth, Ross. Sacrifice hits-Kruger .DunieaTy-
First base on eTrors-Osklsnd 3. Los Angeles
l. First base On called bslls-Oh Goodwin 5.
Of Moskinan I. Left basse-Los Angeles
4, Oakland 4. Struck out-By Goodwin l.
Double playE-GoodVin TO Dillon to Smith
Bernard 10 Flood: Goodwin 10 Dillon; Francks
70 Kelly 70 streib. Time Of game-one hour
forty minutes Umpire, Perine.
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Errors-C. Hall 80. r. Hall. Fraryz Earned
runs-Seattle 2. Two-bsss hits-Mif1er %.
Three-baEei hit-Kaue. Sacrifice hits-Burns.
Gochnauer. Stolen base-Houtz. Struck out
BY G. Hall s. by whaIen I. Bases on balls
on &. Hall q of whalen 2 Hit by pitched
bail-Wheeler Left on bases-seattle 5 San
Frsncisco @ Time OF game-One hour twenty
FIVE minutes Umpire-Davis.
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NEW YORK SELECTIONS.

First race-Tanya, Dreamer, Hand-
zarr::.
second race-Grcen Room, Clark
Griffith, NeroneSe.
Third race-onatas. orfeo. Gray
Lad.
Fourth race-Lady Amelia, Race
King, Roseben.
Fifth race-Watcrbol1, HOOray.
Timber.
Sixth race-fSoston Stable New
York and Ostrich), Red Knight, JAG
.-uin.
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BEIMoNT PARK ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs. main track. three
year -olds-Handzarra 10T Dreamer 100 ll- Loen-
invar les. Hippocrates lis. Wotan ~, Ianya
10 Stalwart $50. Big Ben 125, Oxford 10
Pasadena 1l5. Vofaday lie.
Second race. four fuTlongs, straight two
-olds-Clark Griffith 110. Just 1l0. Green
Room 40 Bill Phillips 105. The Irishma1 1O0.
MontaEus 1O5 Macurnbsr 105. Vorenese no
Third race. seven furlongs main course, sell
ing-Onatss 49, Sandown 1OA Morokanta ll4.
Chimney Sweep 3S. Caqueta lib. Myrica lol.
Ismalian 93 Similar 60 Sir Shep 1O6 Carrie
Joones SS Orfeo 106 Gray Lad 80. Orthodox
Is. High Life S. Lady of Timbuctoo SS.
Fourth race. six furIongs. Clarenont handi-
cap main course-Lady Amelia 10. Roseoen
I15 Cairngorm 104. Chimney Sweep 90, Wotan
los oxford 10s Pasadena 1o5. Race King log.
Diamond Flush ST. Sparkling Star 80. Gamara
9s Atwood lee King Pepper 9S. AmberjacS
So Incarnation o. Uncas 90.
Fifth race, five furlongs straight, maiden
two year -olds- Timber 115. Hcoray 115, Wa
terbok lf5e Nemesis I12. Yalagsl liz. Neon
shine 112. Fubert I12. Transmute 112.
sixth race one and eighth miles. hand
leap main course-Ffrst Mason f26, Jacquin n
los. Adbell i04, Ostrich ice. New York SO.
Red Knight So Nine Spot S.
Weather clsIdy. Track slow
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RESULTS OF GAMES.

Oakland, z; Los Angeles, 4.
Oakland. s.: Los Angeles, 0.
seattle. 6: san Francisco, 3.
San Francisco. 4; Seattle, ?.
Tacoma, q: Portland. ..
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Totals.sa 6 I "a i2i
SUMMARY,

Errors-Dashwood. Kane, Kemmer. doeh-
nauer. Wheeler. Hildebrand Earned runs
Hale. Stolen beses-Mcf1eie 2. Hiidebrand 2.
irwin, Shea Innings pitched-By Roach 4.
hits l2 runs 8; by Hall 2 Struck out-By
Han fei by Sorbett q Kit by e;teh.d IN b.1I-F. e
Wild pitch--Corbett. Passed balls-Shea g.
Left on bzses-Seatte g. San Francisco 10.
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1t Is officially stated that the Chi
cago and Northwestern Railroad has
on its system $40 electric block sig
nails and 126 separate interlocking
plants
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ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS.

First race Turnover, Colonel
Jewell. Locked Out.
Second race-Jack Lory, Fruit, In
spector Halpin.
Third race-Censor, Ben Lear,
Frank l.. Perley.
Fourth race-Elastic, Pinkerton,
Golden Rule.
Fifth race-Rainland, Ethics, Miss
Betty.
Sixth race-Nabel Simms, Dixie
Lad, Colonel Preston.
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KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.

KANSAS CITY SELECTIONS.
First race-Pierce j., Double,
Schoolcraft.
Second race-Footspring, Delta, st.
Hubert.
Third race-Charawfnd, Ruths Rat
tier. Creolin.
Fourth race-Arthur entry, Ara.
Judge Hines.
Fifth race-Bryan, Bellindian, Lor-
eta NJ.
sixth race-sid Silver. Durbar,
Marco.
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suMMARY or BOWLING.
ALAMEDA CRICKET CLUB.

s. NJ Foster. b. Petersen en...... 8
w. II. McNaushton. c. Pepys. b. Roberts. 5
George Croll. c. Petersen, b. Isern ........ 3
f. A. Stahl. b. Roberts. .................... 10
F. j. Croll. c. Petersen. b. Isern. ........... 2
II. Bird. b. Isern. Observation-Disclosures. 8
9. n. Ward Jr.. c. Boulton. b. Isern.....
B. Bird, Issrn, D. Duquesne. ............ =
J. Ii. Saunders, b. Roberts. rts...............
g. l. Baugh. not out. ...................... 5
{. w. Irish. b. Roberts. ...,..............-
Totals IS
Runs at the fall of each wicket-One for 13.
two for 18. three for "a, four for 3s. five for
4e. six for 40. seven for SO. eight for 55 nine
for IS, ten for 6S
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EXCITING FINISH
OF LONG CONTEST
Affair Is Marred by Pacemaking on
Powerful Motor Cycles
COUNTY ELEVEN
IS VICTORIOUS

eleven beat the Alameda team by IA
runs in the first match played for the
1905 championship yesterday on the
ground at Webster street, Alameda
The San Francisco County total was
largely due to the excellent batting of
II. b. Richardson, it's captain, who
scored 30 runs. Petersen contributed 2S
and Duquesne Il runs to the San Fran
cisco total of 142 runs. F. Cron was
the most successful Alameda bowler,
getting two wickets for 20 runs. The
chief contributor to the Alameda total
of 6S was Stahl, who scored 10 runs.
The full details follow:
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Time of game-one hour and forty-seven min
utes. Unpire-Dsvis.
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'Ba1ted for Eager In ninth.
--Batted for Goodwin in ninth.
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S<A-N a fiN<A.NNft7NC NS'SANiA Nh1~fAlS4 LII d
e. II. Petersen C. F. Croll b. Irish. . 2s
T. Pepys, b. Ward. Observation-Disclosures. 4
I. w. Tetley, b. F. Croll. ................. s
ii. B. Richardson, C. II. Bird, b. F. Croll.. 5s
l.. h Duquesne,/b. Stahl. hl.................. IL
H. Roberts. c. F. Croli. b. Ward .......... 3
l.. II. 1sern, run out. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I. j. 4. Tiedemann, b. b. Bird ........... 0
H. Dixon, run out q
II. r. Boultun. Observation-Disclosures. Is
I. j. a. TiedemanD Jr... not out t........... o
Byes Q. wides 8, leg byes 2................ 2. Ia
Totals Observation-Disclosures. 142
Runs at the fall OF each wiclxet-One for IA,
two for 81, three for 90, four for 60. FIVE for
S. six for 100. seven for 100, eight for 153.
nj for 10 for
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