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The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
YOUNG 5 COLORS
ARE PROMINENT
Are Sported by the Winners
of Three Races and by
a Place Horse at Ontario
specia, Dispatch to The call.

ONTARIO. Aug. 22.-W. j. Young must
have made up his mind to sweep the pro-
gramme to-day at Fort Erie. There were
six races on the card and in five of them
he had Representatives His horses
finished first in three races and second
in another. Buckle was second choice in
the betting and finished second to Penta-
gon. a fifteen to one shot in the first
race. In the next he had Ben Fonso TO
run for him, but Ben would not run until
1t was too late. The best he could do
was fourth In the third race he had
no candidate.
Charge a weIl-named flly, was an
equal choice with Colonel Bronston in the
betting in the fourth event. both closing
at five to two. The six furlongs was
run in 1:l4 3-5. Mr.. Youngs next victory
was with Pirate Polly in the fifth race
at one mile. She won in Lag 3-5. and was
only romping all the way. AS a fitting
wind-up to the days proceedings. Mr..
Young sent his filly Depends after the
six race and she made good almost as
easily as her stable companion did in
the preceding race. Summary:
FIRST RACE-Ffve furlongs; naidens: two
year.olds; selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. st. "a. Fin.
3 to Buckle. los Swain -. 2 il IN
TO MIR. Budd, 1os Foley.. s 81 81
Winner. T weichs ch. s c.. by oetason1 iis- MIS-
chief. Panene. Catalogue, Lucy Carr. OIesa.
Pepper Pep al and ID Mabofe finisSed as named. named hH0'
SECOND RACE-six furionss; four-year-clds
Betting. Horse, Weight. Jockey, St q. Fin
II TO @Lochgoii. los nandry). 2 Fl II
to to 5SiIafeh rillo 1871 loe Giey9 96 Bind,
Time. I IA As. Start good. Won easily
Winner, William Hendrie's ch. c.. by Juvenal-
soiiloquy Ben Fonso. Bedlam. Many Thanks.
Bart Howe. Chanterelle Sheer and Mint Leaf
finished as named.
THIRD RACE-one and an eighth miles;
three-year-olds and up; selling:
setting; u Horse Weight; sa H aogsy 81
10 to is shinsie 30 lJciark5 ? ? 81
Winner. W walkers br g, BY Masetto-vain-
glory. Our Bessie and King of the Valley fin
ished named disqualified for fouling.
FOURTH RAcE-six furiOngs; twO-year-
oIds selling:
betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. z Fin
to 2-Charge. "a q. Hennessey) II n
to Annie Berry. e4tChristian} 2
to Col Bronston U 1o6 CKunzl s 81 3n
Winner, G. d. Wilson'S b. t. by Order Rank.
Factotum, Gamester. Eta NJ. Alma Gardia.
as named
FIFTH RAcE-one mile; three-yesr- olds and
up; purse:
Betting Horse. Weight Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 1e-Pirate Polly. "a Ct. Taylor / 8 s
to 5-McIlvain, 90 Kunz).... 8 43 "a
to Last Knight 1o4 CFoley) 8 5 g 80
Time. 80 3-5. Start struggling. Won easi-
ly. Winner, W. J. Young en-. (. by Pirate Of
Penzance-Kosmo. Wyeheld Scalper, Hazel Ba-
ker and Day finished named.
SIXTH RACE-One mile; ee-year-olds;
selling:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 5-Depends, 9S(J- -Hennessey) l y 3
10 TO 1-Sand. 100 (Boland). 2 / 3 22
to Annie Alone. % (OberD.. 3 IL so
Time, 40 1-5. Start struggling Won easi-
ly. Winner, G. d. Wilson's ch. f. by The
Friar-Device- Jungle Imp. gladys Mcconnell,
Brushton, Derry and Mamie March finished
med
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VETERANS ACCORD GALA
WELCOME TO FAIRBANKs

OGDENSBURG, N. Y, Aug. 22.-vice
President and Mrs. Fairbanks. accom-
panied by Congressman and Mrs. David
j. Foster, arrived here tonight in Con-
gresham Fosters private car from
Manchester. VT. The Vice President
was received at the station by thou
sands of citizens. Battalions of United
States troops and the National Guard
escorted the Vice Presidents party to
the residence of State Senator Maltby.
whose guests they are during their
visit. An enthusiastic reception was
given to the Vice President all along
the route. Thousands of veterans stood
near the Maltby residence, Mr.. Fair
banks standing uncovered as his car
riage passed them.
Tonight the Vice President occupied
box at the campfire of the ST. Law
renee County Veterans Association,
now in. convention here
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BURNS SURE OF HIS WEIGHT.
Expects TO Have NO Difficulty Reach
lug the REQUIRED Mnrk.

Dave Barry need not worry about
me not doing I5S pounds. said Tommy
Burns yesterday at his training quar-
ters at San Rafael. Il will be at
weight all right. no matter what they
say about me having lots of trouble
in doing it. Tell Barry not to worry
about my weight
Tommy had just finished an eight
mile spin on the road and the per-
spiration was running down his sun
burned face as he spoke. The cold
look Burns gives his listeners in a
sort Of sidewise fashion shows he is in
earnest. He spoke of the fine weather
he had 70 work in, Of Barry's great
gameness and how hard he could hit
with his right hand.
Barry still continues his training at
Alameda. and yesterday his work
brought him to within three and half
pounds OF the required weight Some
evening early next week the two mid
die weights will meet to agree upon a
referee
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Special Dispatch to The Call

PORTLAND. Aug. 22.-The Angels
started briskly with three runs in the
first inning to-day and Portland did not
have look in until the eighth. Up to
that time the score stood to /. In the
eighth Fleming hit the ball for three
stations. Householder then lined out a
double to left, sending in one run. To-
ger sized UP Mitchell and walked him.
Mclean gagged the ball offered him and
his two-bagger brought Mitchell home.
This brought the score to within one Of
tie. The fans cheered up but the fire.
works were exhausted. for Atz failed to
put the ball in safe territory.
Deacon Van Buren, at one stage of the
game made nifty one-handed catch of
swat that would have been good for
three bases. Schlaf1ey saved some
trouble when he stopped McLean's wild
heove to second and touched out Bobbie
Eagar while he was sprawling on the
ground. In the ninth Jones struck out
Ross, Spies and Tozer in succession.
The scores:
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STANFORD FOOTBALL TEAM
LOSES A VETERAN PLAYER
WiIfred H. Dole VIII Not Return TO
the Ranks of the Cardinal
This Term.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Aug. "a
James flanagan, head coach of the Stan
ford football squad, received q tele-
gram from W. II. Dole to-day TO the
effect that the renowned player would
not return to college to enter the ranks
OF the cardinal eleven. flanagan, how
ever. had the consolation Of welcom-
ing A. J. Chalmers, who was not ex-
pected TO be back. The loss of the vet
eran punter and star halfback has been
the source of much anxiety. but the
fact that the man who made all the
touchdoWns in the game with Califor-
MIA last season has returned has caused
d counter current of feeling.
Dole was looked upon as the veteran
OF last year, who would take the bur-
den Of the punting upon his shoulders,
as well as help advance the ball, as
has heretofore been the case whenever
he has been in the game. The crack
athlete has engaged in business.
Alexander J. Chalmers will be one of
the three players which remain of the
eleven that engaged the California
squad upon the gridiron last November.
Chalmers proved one Of the speediest
halfbacks the cardinal has ever known.
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GARDNER WILL BE FAvoRrTE.
Lowell Boxer Has Made Good I'm.
preston on the Rfng-Goers.

Jimmy Gardner says he will chal-
1enge the winner of the Britt Nelson
contest whether he wins from Buddy
Ryan at Colma on Friday night or not
II am not thinking of such a thing as
losing the match / have on now" said
Gardner, but even if I do I am going
out of my weight to meet a welter. and
don't see how Britt or Nelson can
refuse to give me a chance so long as
I am willing and can make the weight
at which they fight" That was what
Ummy Gardner had to say yesterday
afternoon while he was waiting for
Battling Nelson to get through work
so that he might enter the gymnasium
There was q good-sized crowd out to
see the training exercises at Smiling
Metzner's. at Larkspur, and the visit
ors could not help admire Gardner af-
ter his showing. The Lowell boy is
perfect picture of the trained ath-
lete. Every move he makes shows
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Takes the Saranac
Stakes at Saratoga
Cleverly.
Waterlight Fails to
Reward His
Backers.

SARATOGA, Aug. 22.-This was the
last day but three of the meeting here.
AS usual the card was exceptionally good
and the scratches few. Waterlight was
considered a good thing in the Saranac
handicap, but at no time could ehe out
run Bedouin and Dandelion. The latter
came on and beat them both in the run
through the stretch, winning cleverly.
He was always a close contender, and,
making a good turn for home. stole
through on the rail. Merry Lark finished
strongly and with better racing luck in
the beginning would have won without
question. Summary:
FIRST RACE-six furlongs; all ages handi-
cap:
Betting Horse. Weight, Jockey ST. a. Fin.
IS to 5-Roseben. 40 tO'NeiD.. II III
Z to 2-Marjoram. 104 fBurns). I n 26
20 to Right and True. .10s(Smth) 2 / 3 h
Time, lib. Start bad. Won driving. Winner.
- = 5ohnson's b. g., by Ben strome- Rose
handle and Cloten finished named.
SECOND RACE-one mile; three -year-olds
and up; selling:
Betting Horse, Weight. Jockey St. g. Fin
Il to 5-Mw. M Hay, loi sMoriarity) / 2h IA
80 to Lord Badge. 9S (Perrinel. s h IL
Time. 40. Start fair. Won easily Winner,
Mrs Mrs. c. E e. Durnelrs b. M by Ben Brush Red
sais, Cabin, Tapiola- Scotch Plume Greencrest
and Waterford finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Five and a half furlongs;
two-year- olds; purse:
Betting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St 9. Fin.
to 1-Snow, 10 CBullman) ...... 8 21 II
8 to 1--Arklrta, 110 (ONeilD.... h liz
. to Sly Ben. ITO CIV. Davis).. / So 80
Time, 1:01 SO. Start suod. Won driving.
Winner, W III. Snyder's ch c. by Resolute IL
Shapely. Merrick, Simeon, oak Duke Payo.
Beaufort and Third Mate finished as named.
FOURTH RACE-The saranac handicap: one
and an eighth miles: three -year-olds:
Betting Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. q Fin.
IL to 1-Dandelion, 110 oO'NeilD l 3 In
% to 1-Mer Lark. 112 tMller). 65 2h
16 to 5-Bedouin 11S CLyne). . 2 3h
Time. :53 As. Start good. Won driving.
Winner, F, r. Hitchcock's ch. c., by Hamburg
Pansy. Waterlight King of Troy, oxford.
FIFTH RACE-Five and a half furlongs
purse for maiden fillies; two-year-olds:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST. q Fin.
to 1--Dodina, no (Bullman).. 1 q IL
16 to 5-Annetta Lady, 110(Burns) 4 q 26
TO MED Daisy IDOL. SMITH 4 /
Time, .05 Start bad. Won ridden out.
Winner W. H. Snyders br. f.. by Sandring
hsm-Dodo. ousel, Amstel. Royal China fin
ished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Mile handicap: three-year-
olds and up:
Betting. Horse Weight Jockey. ST. 3. Fin
to 1-Eugena Burch. 11o Lyme h
to 5-Adriutha. oI Il. SMITH. ~ II
Time, LAO. Start fair. Won driving. Win
ner. Mrs l.. Curtis b. m, by Ben Strome-The
Humber Prince Siverwings Inferno, Joaquin,
Amberjack. finished named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
High scores In bowling Tourney.

In the duck pin tournament now
being held at the Ferris Hartman al
leys some excellent bowling was done
last night. many reaching the century
mark Ahern was high for the even
ings play with a total OF 304 for three
games ]. Ramsner had the high In
dividual score of ia. Following are
the scores:
Shave 2eS Gastel 24S Aegerter 26s, Nc
Cready 237, Williams 2Te, Coafield 252 b.
Bernhard 300 Ahern 304, Robinson go, Foster
262. Lafranchi 277, Faraday 26G, H Kelly 26l,
Irwin 2G9, Grafenstein 25d,y Hayes 252. Monken
265. Peterson 2s6 Drossa 1851 Thorpe 273,
Clarke 262, Raffen DDS. Ramsner 2SS.
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FIFTH RAcE-six furlOnss: thres-year-oIda
LAToNIA ENTRIES.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 22.-The Latonia
entries for Tomorrow follow:

CINCINNATI. Aug 22.-The Latonia
entries for tomorrow follow:
First race six furlongs. seIling-Florencs
May 81. Lady Lou ST. Berinthia 81 iron Tail
50. Trompeuse 80. Cygnet go. Henry Ach ~,
symphony 90, Joe Vail o. Henry Lyons %,
Strader 100.
Second race. six furlongs. selling-Bird ot
Passage 50. Full Sway 81. Rather Royal %.
Peach Bloom "a, Bernice 80 Judge 1raynor
OF, Queen Esther 81 John Lescalle 81. Ike 81,
Mona 3 100
Third race purse. five and half furlOngs-
Queen Caroline 81 Kiss 81. Chief Hayes loo.
Burnolette 103 Bric-a-Bra 100. Trentola los.
See Mate 100 Marvin Neal 100, Yazd 1OO-
Hayes and BurnOlette Schreiber entry Brac
and Trentola Hayes enrry)
Fourth race six furlOngs. selltng--Wakei al
81, Miladi Love 90 linda o., Death %. Era
Lee 81 Ethel Barry 81, Parisienne 100 Felix
Mozzes 100 F1euron 1O5. El Donoso 109.
Fifth race handicap steeplechase. Club
House course Woods Perry 125, Laura K IN.
Kiimorie f29 Martin Brady 40 Jim Bsze-
man las Poorlands 15s
Sixth race selling. one and an eighth miles
Grand Vitesse So, Danube So. Outlaw 81, The
Messenger 81. Freesias 80. Helgerson 92. Joe
Ross 92 Apple So.
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Abandon AutomobiIe Races.

CHICAGO. Aug. 22.-The Chicago Au-
tomobile Club to-day decided to aban-
don it's track meet, scheduled for this
fall. This action was taken because of
the protests against automobile racing
on a circular track caused by the re-
cent accidents to Oldfeld, Kiser and
Jay on Eastern tracks. Chairman e.
NJ. Riers of the clubs racing board
stated that the club intends, If possible,
to secure tract of land near the city
large enough to contain track at least
two miles in circumference, to be used
exclusively for automobile racing.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
BETTORS CASH
ON PONTOTOC
Son of Juvenal Is the Only
Winning FavOrite at
the Latonia Race Track
special DisDatch to rns CAN

CINCINNATI. Aug. PA good crowd
was present at Latonia track o-day the
sixty-ninth of the summer meeting, TO
watch the running of five cheap selling
races and one purse race. The weather
was intensely humid and the track in
fairly good condition. Pontotoc was the
only winning favOrite. Radtxe kept up
his good work. riding three winners.
Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Mile; four-year-olds and up;
selling:
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. =. Fin.
15 to 1--Dr. Riley. 95 Harris). l Il
II to 1c-Gilfain. 50 tRadtkel.. l
Winner. c. Fl. knebelkamp 8 cos b. m 90.
by Dungarvon- Distress "A Convict 100. FEDERAL
81 Mint Bed So Marlin 1, leo Apple y n,s,s ss Egri
named.
SECOND RAcE-Five and a half furlonss:
two-year-olds; purse:
Betting. Horse Weight. Jockey. St. T.. Fin.
u to 5-Matabon. io4 (Austinl.. 9 23
13 to 5-wooi Soap. 80 Cwillns) 8 h =
Winner. j. l. and v K Dodgs's b. G. by
John Bright-Helen OF Troy Ecltptic 10l. cas-
gsrd%ne line gg Gasso o s9 eLssa s Bsn named sS dNersnd
THIRD RAcE-Mile and fifty yards; three
Betting, Horse. Weight. Jockey. St q. Fin
3 to FOREIGNER, 103 (Radtke)-
3 to 1-HOrtensia. 10l (Schade)- 11a- III
8 TO 1-Sanction 81 (Morris).
Time LAG is, Start good, Won easily
Hereuse CLANCY S. wedgewood 90. Bugie
Horn 81, Judge Sauhey 96. finished as named
FOURTH RACE-Six furlongs; three-year-
olds and ND: selling:
Betting Horse Weight. Jockey St. u. Fin.
to 2-Pontotoc. 81 (Radtke).
. 10 III. Traynor. 80 tsmsterl Z y
Time 1:16 3-5. Start good Won easily.
Winner j. o. and G. II. Keenes b. c. CD. by
JuvenaI-PrOsac Potter 101 Animostty 81,
GaIIathea 81 Allista So. April Shower 1Ol.
Best Man 90. Handy Bill "a, Barbara Whit
ing 9S Sister Lillian 90. Fancy Dress 1Ol,
Crescerton 9s. finished named
FIFTH RACE-six furlongs; three-year-oIds
and upward; selling
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. ST "a. Fin
IS TO ~. ". o. Nell. 50 (Morris)
10 10 1-Trix White 94 CHarris) u
s to Roscoe, "a tHicks) ...-.. 4 2
Time I.f43- Start poor. Won handtly
Winner Z. Trotter's ch. e. 90. by McCue-Iern-
Picture Hat So Mayor Johnson 100. Etnel Da-
Wis 90 Raviana 81, Fleuron 1Ol. finished az
named
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs; two-year-oid
Betting. Horse. Weight. Jockey ST. q. Fin
12 TO I-TeIepathy. 81 (Morris)- I
rs to 5-Rosi Nj Nj 9S (Radtke) ? n
to 1-G. Wagner. 9s (Dugan)- 2 y 3
Winner G II. Knebelkamp & Co.'S ch- r, by
Ell Rio Rey-Dablita- Dafodh 80, America
III 9S Japanese Maid 1O3 Toya 93, suzanne
103, Floss 93. Beatrice K 93. finished as named
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-The Elba, Chatelaine,
AllcSath.
tica1.
Third race-Oro Viva, Capitano,
Highland Fling.
Fourth race - Birmingham, Halifax.
Steubenbord entry.
Fifth race-Cheripe, Savior Faire,
The Novice.
sixth race = Scotsman, Sweet Jane,
Billy Ray.
Weather clear; track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
WRIT OF HABEAs CORPUS
DENIED CONVICT FINLEY
Supreme Court Refuses Petition of
Folsom Prisoner Who Assaulted
Guard Murpby.

A writ of habeas corpus was denied
j. w. Finley, held by the Sheriff of
Sacramento County for murderous as
sault on Guard r. j. Murphy at Folsom
prison. by the Supreme Court yester-
day. Finley was under life sentence at
the State penitentiary. and in an at
tempted escape he tried TO kill the
guard. The Grand Jury indicted him
for assault with a deadly weapon. and
ever since then Sheriff Reese has held
him III custody.
December TO- 1904. Finley committed
the crime. Later he applied for the
writ on the ground that he was Illegal
ly deprived of his liberty. Samuel t.
Bush was the attorney for the petit
toner.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Frick Return. to okIaboma.

SEATTLE Aug. 22.-It has been
learned that Jimmy Frick. Seattle's sec
ond baseInan, who disappeared mys-
teriously last week without leaving
any word. was induced to return to
Oklahoma City. It is understood Frick
was promised a purse of $1,000 If he
went back and a chance to manage the
team next year. Frick was playing at
Oklahoma CITY when he was purchased
By Seattle and was popular there.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
LAroNIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First raee-Strader, Henry Lyons,
Symphony.
second race-Ike, Judge TraynOr,
Bird of Passage.
Third race-Sehreiber entry, Hayes
entry, Marvin Neal.
Fourth race-Felfx Mozzes, linda,
Ell DOnoso.
Fifth race-Poorlands, Jim Bozeman N,
Martin Brady.
sixth race-rhe Messenger. Heiger-
son, Joe Ross.
wheather clear; track good.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
presidio Nine victorious.

The Preside baseball team defeated
the Oakland State League team at Oak
land on Sunday in a brilliant game by
the score OF to 0. Presidio-Runs, 8;
hits, 2: errors, /. Oakland-Runs, O;
hits, 2; errors, s. Next Saturday s
game will be played at the Presidio
athletic ground with the San Fran
cisco State League team.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Mike sullivan to Fight Here.

Manager Morris Levy of the Hayes
Valley Athletic Club has decided 10
bring Mike (Twin) Sullivan West for
his card next month. He will try 10
match him with the winner OF the Han
Fitzgerald fight in Los Angeles or
with the winner of the Gardner Ryan
fight at Colma on Friday night Sulli-
van is willing TO fight any one scaliI :
from 1872 to 13s pounds The majority
of the light weights pass him up. say
ing they can find easier game.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
cycIi,t kramer Defeat. Fem.

NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-National
Cycling Champion Kramer defeated w.
S. Fem at the Vailsburg track in New
ark tonight in their $500 match race.
The champion won the first heat by
length and the second by foot. though
he finished sitting up. In the two mile
professional handicap John Bedell de-
feated Iver Lawson by two feet Teddy
Ellington made a successful runaway
and captured the half-mile open anna
teur event
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Belden, Merry Go Round,
Margaret VI.
Second race-Conover, Pious. Ruth's
Rather.
Third race - Bronze Wing, Saladin,
Winchester.
Fourth race-Tangle, Athlete, Bugler.
Fifth race-Silent Water, Miss JOr-
dan, Peggy O'Neil.
sixth race Tyron, Greencrest,
Right Royal.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Credit Men at Dinner.

The San Francisco Credit Mems Asso-
citation held meeting and dinner at
the Occidental Hotel last evening. at
which Gustav Brenner presided Among
the speakers of the evening were Rev.
DR.. RAIDER. Theodore Kytka Carl
Eisenschimmel and Colonel Ware.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Futurity Favorite Goes Lame.

SCHENECTADY, N. Y, Aug. 22.-Mo-
hawk ii, of which there were huge ex-
pectations for the Futurity, which is to
be run on Saturday at Sheepshead Bay
N. Y, has gone lame and may not be
the contestants in that event
He sprained his left hind leg.
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soIdlers in competition.

The athletic contests of the Depart
rnent of California will begin at 9
o'clock This morning at the Preside.
The opening event. drill and exhibit
tion Of the light batteries will take
place At 9 o'clock sharp on the parade
ground in front Of the general hospital.
The grounds where this first feature
OF the events will take place are at
the car station. at the end of the Union
street line. All the other events will
ke place on the new athletic field
lust west Of the main post
Following is the field committee in
charge OF the contests:
Captain George P. White, quarter1naster;
Cai,tssn John S. Switzer, Fourth Infantry r
FIRST Lieutenant Fred w. Hershier Fourth
cavalry: First Lieutenant Raymond H Fen
ner Artillery Corps; First Lieutenant Angus
tine Mcintyre Artillery Corps: First Lieuten-
ant Edwin c. Long. Artillery Corps. aide-de-
camp: Second Lieutenant Guy B. @. Hanna
Artillery Corps; Second Lieutenant William
Paterson Artillery Corps; Second Lieutenant
Thomas Z. seifridge. Artillery Corps; Second
Lieutenant Walter V. Gallagher, Thirteenth In
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
Harness Entries Are Scarce.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Aug 22-The
trotting and pacing meet announced to
be held at Cumberland Park next Fri
day and Saturday has been called off
owing to a scarcity of available horses.
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Totals
'McCreedie batted for Hoffman.
ssCates batted for Jones.
Los ANGELES.
SUMMARY.

Struck out-By Jones 8, by Tozier 1. Bases
on balls--Off Jones q off Tozier 2. Two-base
hits-McLean Spies, Householder. Three-base
hit-Fleming. Left on bases-Portland g. Los
Angeles 4. Sacrifice hit--Flood. Stolen bases
Smith. Cravath. Flood (2). Atz Wild pitch
ToZier Time of game 40. Umpire-Davis.
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DETROIT MEN OBJECT
AND FORFEIT GAME
Refuse to Play Because of a
Decision of Umpire
Sheridan's.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT, Aug. 22.-The first forfeited
game of the year was played here to-day
After magnificent pitchers battle for
ten innings Washington had two on bases
and as many out in the eleventh. Hill
bolted for the plate. ad Umpire Sheridan
claimed Catcher Warner interfered with
the batter in getting the ball and touch
ing him. He allowed the run and sent
Anderson to first on balls. The Detroits
objected and refused to play. sosSheridan
forfeited the game to Washington, 9 to o.
Attendance 1900 Score:
r. H E.
washington ...,;;;.-.-........ 8
Heydon.
CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Chicago made an even
break with Philadelphia to-day. Philadelphia
won the opening game, to 0, and Chicago took
the second after thirteen innings of hard play-
ing. Attendance. 1900. scores:
First game r. H E.
Pnliaoelpnia ...-......-......... o
Batteries-Patterson and Sullivan; Waddell
and Scheck
Second game r. H. E.
Gnicago ,............-..-..... 2
Philadelphia g 2
Batteries Altrock and McFarland: Henley
and Schreck.
CLEVELAND Aug 22--Cleveland- Boston
game postponed wet grounds.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 22.-St. Louis-New York
game postponed; wet grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-08-23
A Fact Worth Knowing.

For style. durability and price our San Fran
cisco business buggy has no equal Specially
built for general business use. To see 1t is to
buy it, Leiboid Harness Co., 211 Larkin St.
opp City Hall.