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FAST WELTER- WEIGHTS
WILL CLASH TONIGHT
Exciting Fight Looked For
When Clancy Meets Peter
son at COlma.

Fight fans are. ready to make the pill
grimage to Colma tonight to witness the
twenty-round bout between George Peter
son and Jack Clancy, known some few
years in the amateur ranks as AL Ahrens.
AS both boys are fighters of the wade in
and punch class q battle royal is sure TO
be the result. Billy Roche will referee
the go.
This match will mark the reopening Of
the new Colma Club under the manage
nient of Jim .Coffroth. The place has been
refitted and everything has been attended
to for the comfort of the sports. Special
electric cars will leave over the Mission
street line at short Intervals and the pub
lie is assured of the best of transportation
facilities.
The meeting of the two crack welters
has caused quite bit of comment in fan
dom during the last few weeks. Clancy
won fame and fortune IN Old England,
where he beat every one he met. Finding
it impossible to secure a go In the East.
Jack returned to his native city and will
appear as a professional tonight for the
first time in his home State.
Peterson is admittedly the king pin
amatuer scrapper of the city. He has
beaten every one in his class and IL he
wins tonight he will be ranked with the
stars Of the ring. Peterson has a hard
punch and is capable of taking beating.
so there is no reason why he should not
give CLANCY good time while the milling
Is on M
The preliminary will be furnished by
Northside Jack O'Brien and Young Demp-
sew. two of the best of the featherweight
division They will go ten rounds
The management promises to land spec
tators back in the city at seasonable
hour -as~
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VARIED ATHLETIC EVENTS
ON HIBERNIANs' PROGRAMME
All Amateur Performers Are Eligible 10
Compete I'm Field Day Trials
ON Fourth OF July

The games committee In charge OF
the athletic events of the annual picnic
of the Ancient Order of Hibernians.
which will take place at Shell Mound
Park on July 4. met last night and
made out a list of the athletic events
The programme will consist OF a 100
ward race, -22O-yard race, 440-yard race.
putting the shot. throwing the hammer,
running broad jump. running, hop, skip
and Jump. running high jump and races
for men, women and children
The meet will be given under the
jurisdiction OF the Pacific Coast Amateur
Athletic Association and an official OF
that body will be present at the events.
The entry list will close on June "a and
all eligible amateurs wishing TO COM
pete are requested to hand IN their
names TO the secretary. ID. T. Buckley.
713 Grove street
Aside from the athletic features. the
programme arranged for the outing is
one of the best ever prepared by the
Hibernians. A novel feature Of the day
will be a ten-man tug OF war between
the members OF the local lodge OF Hi
bernians.
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JUMPING RACE
IS SUSPICIOUS
Warner, the Public Choice,
Misses Several Hurdles and
Is Then Pulled Up
BEANA WINS HANDILY
Willie Martin Makes Kill.
ing With His Erratic
Old Sprinter Nervator
Special Dispatch to Tho Call.

CINCINNATI. June 16.-The card at
Latonia to-day was exceedingly good con-
sidering 1t was Friday. 1t seemed there
were some ''doings' in the steeplechase,
the feature event. Warner, the favorite.
conveniently missed some jumps early in
the course and was pulled up. Beana
then ran away with the race, although
Creolin, considering his weight, did all
that could be expected OF him.
Willie Martin, the once famous rider,
made a mild killing on his erratic sprint
er Nervator in the first race. He was
heavily backed and was the only favorite
to land first money. Summary:
First race. six furiongs-Crevator won, Zin-
da second Handy Bill third. Time. 1:1s
Second race hve furlongs-Concert won. La
tifa second, Just / third. Time. 1:o5.
Third race, one mile-Tapioa won, The Pet
second Sanction third. Time l "a go
Fourth race steeplechase. short course
Beana won. Creolin second. New Amsterdam
third. Time. 3:04.
Fifth race. six furlonss-Intense won, Miss
Jordan second Ice Water third. Time, 1:16.
Sixth race one mle-Arthur GUNNER won
Sister Lillian second, Double third. Time
As.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. June 16.-The Tidal
stakes at one and a quarter miles. one
Of the years richest turf events, will
be run tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay.
Sysonby, Cairngorm, Tradition, Agile
and others viii start. The days en-
tries:
First race high weight handicap, six fur
longs, main course-Broornstick I33 Jake San
ders I3o. Sovereign 126 Regal 122. Oliver
Cromwell l20. Cederstrome lis, Zeala 1Ie
Bank lis. Toi San 1O6.
Second race. selling, mile-Belatrix e2
Jackstan IS, Onward So Iota 101, Canteen los
Geraniun 1o6. Old England los. Chimney
Sweep Sc ST. Breeze 1OS, Uncle Crigh lie,
Confessor 81 Contend 100. Rocklands l0l
Witch Hazel 81. Flanula lo1 Neptunus 101,
Third race The Foam. 1--WE furIongs. fu-
ttfrlty course-Jacobite 124. Inquistor u.s.
Beaufort ia. Sufhciency Ill. Queen OF Hearts
Fourth race, The Tidal, one and a quarter
rniles-Cairngorm l26. Tradition l2l, Agile 126
Hot Shot 1876 Sysonby l26, Migraine l26
FIFTH race tWo-year-olcs, selling, five fur
ionrs futurity course-Sir Russell lo4, Belden
l0s Elkdom l06. Aviston lOe Lawsonian 104,
Alice De Gay 105 Magic Power 104. Speed
1Tsv lO5 High Brush los Kingsnere 1o4 Gala
bash tOe Miss Cliff 90. Consistent 1O5 St.
Is1nedict 81 Bantam 10l. Isadaisy 81. Phyllis
A lO4 Incorigible "a, Lord Provost 96. Cas-
sandrs 81
sixteenth miles, on turf-Santon i13 Action
T13 Jocund III. Runnells lib. Sinister 10e.
Stamping Ground los. Hippocrates los. Wood
saw lOl Monsieur Beaucaire lib.
weather clear. track fast.
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CLERMoNT-FERBA June 1s-As
at Mazagran and Homburg last year. so
this year. Thery. with his marvellous
Richard -Brasier. arrived first in the Cor
don Bennett Automobile Cup race trials
to-day. Twenty-four started.
To guard against slippery roads nearly
every driver mounted anti-skidding tires.
With these Thery had no luck. From
start to finish. he said on his return. he
had TO change five times. His first and
second rounds were magnificent and did
not differ more than four seconds. This
was while the tires were still good. The
third and fourth rounds were much slow
er. He coverei $50 kilometers in seven
hours and forty-two minutes.
M. Caillois qualified for second place
with a Richard-Brasier. Duray, at the
helm of a Dietrich. was third. The ma
chimes ran we'll with but few exceptions
BY the most wonderful good fortune the
race has been run without a single death
and with but few serious accidents.
When men went over the circuit they
all returned with grave prophecies. All
through this exciting day those who
possessed knowledge or the course spent
an anxious time.
The most serious accident was that
which occurred to the G. G. W. driven
by Girardot. A slight mfshap occurred
to the wheel in the descent at Sayat,
with the result that the machine rolled
over and over and was smashed into a
Thousand pieces. Girardot was badly in
jured. At the moment of telegraphing it
is impossible to learn details. Henry
Forrnan also had an accident.
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Southern Men Chop
Several Hours
Off Record.
Complete Long Run
Without Single
Breakdown.

new automobile record between this
city and Los Angeles was established
yesterday afternoon. when L. L. Whitman
and r. c. Hanlin arrived here in little
12-horsepower runabout. The gritty mo-
torists covered the entire distance in 81
hours and 53 minutes. The best previous
time for the distance was So hours, made
last year in 2O-horsepower touring car
Whitman and Hamlin made the long
trip without meeting with single mis-
hap They never as much as punctured a
tire during the tedious Journey and did
not have to stop on the road a single
minute Upon their arrival in this city
the two motorists were pretty well tired
out, but still enthusiastic over the break
ing of TIL. record.
The pair made the start from the city
of the Angels on Thursday at 1901 mid
night. They arrived In this city at 1:54
yesterday afternoon. hours before their
arrival was looked for by the automobil-
lists interested In the contest. In fact.
the arrival Of the pair was unheralded
and proved a big surprise. as no one
looked for them so soon.
The start In the southern city created
quite stir, as both men are we'll known
there. Whitman is a dealer In autonio-
biles and has always taken an interest In
the sport in the south Hamlin comes
from the East and had long been plan
ming to break the record from Los An
geles to this city, although he never fig-
ured on making such fast time.
The trip was made without special fea-
ture or incident. The men stayed In their
car ali the time and took their meals
while speeding over the highways. They
carried ample provisions and gasoline
with them and 1t was not necessary TO
make any stops on the road. They en-
countered good weather and roads all
along the line, which helped them.
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no,, ON the Tenn,. Courts.

Twenty-four boys entered the handi-
can singles tournament to be played
or, the Golden Gate Park tennis courts
to-day. The drawing held last night
resulted as follows:
preliminary round-T- Williams 800 vs.: L.
law fi5 3-61: Sonntag q-6 vs. n. Will
usr,son Q5l: l. Levinson (cwe 15) vs. r.
Cohn Cl5 3-6); F. Kahn t30) VS.. r. Van Vliet
Ssrratchl & A. Grow. (15) VS.. r. Strachan lowe
is a-s1: n Chapman Q5 3-6) vs.. M. Morris
1scratch): r. Lorentz Q5 2-6) VS.. F. Bass
lis 2-6):, T. .Strachan go vs. NJ. McLough-
IN F,,yst round upper halD-R Cummings (4-e)
va ri Levinson as 2-6): H McLane lowe
sg1 VS. W. Patterson lowe 2-6).
First round dover half)-L- Rosenshine I'D
vs. N. Abbott (15 2-6): II. Crane A-e) vs. H
G<tx lowe Is 2.6).
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LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. June 16.-The entries
for to-morrow's races at Latonia fol-
low:
First race six furlongs. selling-Fasnk Bell
81 May Ellen 81, Major Carpenter %. Hope
ful Miss e6. Grace Elliott 9S. Arachne go,
Fleuron 90. Full Sway 1ol Two Penny 1Ol,
Binehelio 1o1, Gold Bell 104. Dunning 1o9.
Autumn Leaves 101.
Second race, six furlongs, selling-M. A. Pow
ell 30. Florence Fonso "a. omealca s5. The
Lexington Leader 95. Mag Nolin 101. Mem
phian 100. Nervator 110, Robin Hood Ill. Miss
Manners. 100.
Third race. five furlongs. purse-Principia
100 Floss 102 Skyward 103. Delta 105. This
ties 105, Helena ITO. Mint Boy 113. Zeinap
los.
Fourth race one mile. the Merchants stake.
selling-Handy Bill so. Siss Lee So. Red Leaf
SO, Manfred 102. Florizel 106. Copperfeld 100.
Fonsoluca 1O5 Marshal Ney 101, Columbia
Girl 102.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Dudley Ill.
Zingg 104, Goldmate 104, Ecliptic 104, Male
able 104, Mingita 104, Velours 104 Captain
Bush 1O4. Speedmaker 1O4. Curley Jim -.
Mfltiades -, Henry Watterson 10.
Sixth race. eleven-sixteenths of mile, sell
ing-Hot IS. Falerian 81. Shotgun IS. Ben
volio 81, Sailors Dream 90, Major Mansir 90,
Beaucaire SO. Haviland 96. Scotch Thistle 81,
Handsome 101. Mayor David S. Rose 1O6.
Weather clear. Track slow.
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womeu Golfer. ON the Links.

SHORT HILLS. N j., June 16.-The
semi-final round at eighteen holes.
match play, over the links OF the Bal
tusrol Golf Club for the womans
METROPOLITAN golf championship. was
played to-day. Mrs. Charles T. Stout
was paired against Miss Elizabeth
Hurry of Rye. NJ Y; Mrs. A H. Harris.
Apawamis. was pitted against Miss
Gertrude Travers OF the Nassau Golf
Club. Glen Cove. L. 7. The feature OF
the play to-day was the match between
Miss Hurry and Mrs. Stout The latter
won out by A up and to play. Miss
Gertrude Travers beat Miss A H Har-
ris by up and to Play.
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DELMAR ENTRIES.

ST. LOUIS, June 16.-The entries for
to-morrow's races at Delmar track fol-
low:
First race, five furlongs, two-year-olds
maidens. purse-FolIow the Flag 9s. Mrs. Muir
ray 93 Katherine l. 9s, Hattie Kingston 9S
Chemistry 90, Una 9s Ruth Nolan 9s, Little
Pat 96 Frenchies First 102. Ancient Witch
102 Miss Nichols 9S.
Second race. six furlongs. seiling-Ahola 90
Apple Sweet &C. Gallant Cassie 81. Dave Som
nners 9S, Lone Wolf 90 Atlas 90, Mail Box
90. Cernova "a. Howling Dervish 1o1.
Third race, one mile and twenty yards
selling-Frank Rice 106 Eclectic los, Bird
wood los Cashier 1o0 Plautus los. Captain
Brolaski 81. Aten ST. Little Corker 108 Room
Mate 103, Check Morgan 9S.
Fourth race six furlongs. purse-Miss Mae
Day I0T, Sandalwood 1o4. Sea Voyage o. Nine
o., Lady Vashti i07. Bill Edwards 106. Mamie
Lynch 81 Miss Gomez 101, Luretta 81.
Fifth race one and sixteenth miles handi-
cap-Axares s4. Taby Tosa 1o2. Neversuch o.
Lubin 104 Footlights Favorite 81, King Els
worth 1o2 Jack Young 1o4.
Sixth race. one mile and twenty yards. sell
ing-Decoration 1o9. Bavarian So Passive CO.
Radiurn s5. Sincerity Belle IS. Varro no. Our
Lille 100. Hilee 105.
Weather clear: track good.
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SAME OLD TALE AT SEATTLE.
ChampiOns Wade In and Go M FaI
ms They Like.

SEATTLE, June 16.-One of the most
tiresome games of ball witnessed for a
long time occurred at Recreation Park
this afternoon. The Tigers went out
in the last two innings because they
had tired themselves running bases.
1t was an impossibility for the Cubs to
hit, run or field and they put up a sorry
exhibition. Charley Hall started brave
ly enough, but when the men behind
him kicked the ball every time they got
a chance he quit trying. The cham
pions ran bases as they pleased on
Frary. They so far outclassed the Cubs
that the game was pretty much Of a
farce. The sport is being put on the
blink here by the showing Of the sub
way champions. Unless new men ar
rive soon and put IA stop to the slaugh-
ter baseball tickets will go begging.
The score:
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Thora Lee Beats InEolthrift.
:. LOUIS. June 1e.-Union Park racing re-

suits:
First race, one mile and seventy yards
Violin won Eduardo second Brushton third.
Time rs.
Second race seven furlongs-Onyx II won,
ST Tsmmany second. De Russy third. Time,
1:29.
Third race, one mile-Gilfain won Rudabeke
second Morris vclmer third. Time, LAP 4-5
Fourth race. six furlongs-Pope won, Clan
destine second Platoon third, Time. IA.
Rogerr second. Comilfo third. Time. 1: :02.
Sixth race, mile-Thora Lee won, In
rolthrfft second, Pillar third. Time. 1: :43 Is.
Seventh race, six and half furlongs-Bird-
slayer won Little Red second Cohasset third
Time, ]. .21 As.
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Must Pay for RockenfleId.

CINCINNATI, June 16.-The St.
Louis American League Baseball Club
must pay the second fnstallment for
Player Rockenfield drafted from the
Pacific National League, notwithstand-
ing the fact that that league IL not
operating under the national agree
ment. according to a decision render
st. Louis club has elected to retain the
player and the fact that the Pacific
National League is not operating under
the national agreement, 1t Is declared,
does not alter the conditions relative
to the draft of the player.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
CRICKETERs PLAY SEVENTH
MATCH FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
Alameda and San Francisco County
Teams Meet for Second Time
This Season.

The Alameda and the San Francisco
County cricket teams will meet to-
morrow on the ground at Webster
street, Alameda, in their second en-
counter during the present season for
the 1905 championship of the Califor-
mia Cricket Association. The Alameda
eleven is much weakened by the abb
sence of its captain and principal
bowler, G. Harold Ward. 1t will be
made up from T. J. Croll, L. H. Wheat
ley, George Croll, @. I. Baugh, B. Bird,
H Bird, F. A. Stahl. C. w. Irish. J. H.
Saunders, w. j. Richter. v. Seebeck
and c. Banner.
The San Francisco County team will
be chosen from the following: Harold
b. Richardson (captain), Henry Rob-
erts. E. M. Petersen, T. w. Tetley, L.
E. Duquesne, II. e. Boulton, Leonard
Isern, H. r. Pepys, E. G. Sloman. A..
W. Weaver, w. r. Stewart. r. Shand
and T. ]. A. Tiedeman.
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COMMUTERS GET ONE SINGLE.
Hall Pitches Ball Which Makes Players
and Fans Marvel.

LOS ANGELES. June 16s-HaHs re-
markable pitching shut out Oakland to-
day with but one scratch hit. The
single hit to Oakland's credit came in
the sixth. when Graham. after two men
had gone out, hit an easy grounder
down the third-base line and beat the
throw to first. Hall struck out i've
men and gave no bases on balls. The
home team batted Graham for q total
of eleven hits, netting six runs. Both
teams played pitcher In the field.
Moskiman playing left for Oakland in
place of Dunleavy, who is out of the
game with an injured shoulder. and
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
DELMAR SELECTIONS.

First rsce-Ruth Nolan, Miss Mich
olas, Ancient Witch.
Second race-Sallant Cassie, HowlinE
Dervfsh, Dave Sommers.
Third race-Check Morgan, Room
Mate, Little Corker.
Fourth rnce-Luretta, Lady VRshtf,
Miss Mae Day.
Fifth racc-Footlfghts Favorite, Jnck
Young, King Ellsworth.
sixth racc-Varro, Hi1ee, Decoration.
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St. Ignatius Boys Are Champions.

The st. Ignatius indoor baseball team
has at last decided to lay claim to the
indoor baseball championship of the
Pacific Coast. The boys from the col
lege gym have managed to down the
Occidental, Reliance and Olympic Club
teams In every contest, and now stand
at the head of the list without further
fields to conquer. The boys of the gym
are busily engaged in getting their
basketball team into shape. and hope
to carry of the honors at this sport,
as well as at indoor baseball.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY tho New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-GOld Bell, Two Penny,
Dunning.
Second race-RObin Hood, The Lex
ington Leader, Mag Nolin.
Third race-Helena c, Delta, Thistles.
Fourth race-C0pperfleld, Red Leaf,
Marshal Ney.
Fifth race-ZinEg, Henry Watterson,
SpeedmaI<er.
Sixth rnce - Haviland, Handsome,
Scotch Thistle.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

Rv the New York Morning Telegraph.
FIRST race-Broomstick, Bank, Oliver
Cromwell.
second race-wftch Hazel, Old Eng
land. Geranium.
Third race - Inquisitor, Beaufort,
JacObife.
Fourth race-Tradidon, sysonby, Hot
Shot.
Fifth race-speedway, Incorrfgible,
Consistent.
sixth race-Drake entry, weodsaw,
Action.
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noted Golfer. win Meet.

GREAT RIVER. L. L. June 1s.-The
anal golf match for the annual cup
which IL presented by the Westbrook
Golf Club will take place Tomorrow be-
tween Walter J. Travis of Garden City,
ex-British and ex-Amerfcan champion,
and Jerome Travers of Glen Cove. L. L
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
Hawthorne Club Bcxinx Bouts.

The Hawthorne Club will hold it's
regular amateur boxing show at Wood
wards Pavilion next Friday night. A
good card has been arranged. The two
principal events will be fought by St.
Clair and Christie and Richie and
Rodney. There will be seven bouts
liz all
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Mis-. Moore Resaias Tenni. title.

NEW YORK, June 16.-Miss E. H
Moore. the former national champion.
won the singles lawn tennis title here
to-day IN the women's event of the
METROPOLITAN championship tournament.
She defeated Miss Helen Homana by
the score OF Sc. 6-3. rs.
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SUMMARY.
Stolen ba,es-sohlAfley. Runl

Stolen bases-Schahey. Runkle, Atz Errors
-Runkle. Ate. Sacrifice hits-Nealon, Wheeler
Gochnauer. First base on errors-San Fran
liams l. off Corbett 2. Left bases-Sal
Francisco 8, Portland f. Struck out-By VII
liams 3. by Corbett 4. Hit by pitcher-Schaf-
lev Atz Double play-McCreedie to Atz.
Time of game-One hour hfty-five minutes.
Unpire-Davie.
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Landcrs to Fight Reed.

MARYSVILLE, June 16.-To-morrow
night Fred Landers OF San Francisco
wifi meet Joe Reed, a local pugilist.
who has made good record in many
preliminaries OF main events. The fight
Is for fifteen rounds.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17
H,rh price for Hassin YearlIns.

NEW York, June 1s.-At the second
days. sales. of j. B. Haggin's yearlings
at sheepshead Bay. to-day the full
brother OF sNasturtium brouzht the top
price so far. Newton Bennington
bought him for s77oo. He Is br. c..
by Imp. Watercress- -Margeriaue.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17

CHICAGO, June 16.-There was a sudden
turn for the worse to-day In the case OF
Graeme Stewart, former Republican national
committeeman from Illinois. Stewart was
stricken with apoplexy two weeks ago, but was
apparently recovering until to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1905-06-17

DECIDES AGAINST THE GRAYs.-Judge
Sloss yesterday sustained a demurrer Of II. N.
Tilden to the complaint of Gray Bros. for $780,
600 damages for alleged injury to its business
and overruled demurrer OF the Grays to
Tilden's suit for Judgment against the San
Francisco Brick Company for $4,000 damages
for DIRT dug from Tilden's property.
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Totals 81 e q Iotals Al 10 II u
R1INs AND HITS BY INNINGS.
SUMMARY,

Errors-Frary 2. r. Hall 2. Feeney Easan.
Earned runs-Seattle 2 Tacoma /. Two-base
hlts-Kemmer, Houtz Nordyke Stolen bases
-Nordyke g. Eagan g. Mclaughlin. Lynch.
struck out-By c. Hall 8. by Brown s. Bases
on balls-By c.. Hall g. by Brown ). Wild
baIl-Frary Left on bases-Seattle s. Ta-
coma s. Time of game hours Umpire
Perine.
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Baum substituting in the same position
Totals 50 II q IL Totals.2s / "a Q
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY,

Stolen bsses-Brashear, Smith. Dillon. Err
rors-Moskiman. Devereaux. Two-base hits
ROSS. Spies. Hall. Sacrifice hit-Baum. First
base on errors-Los Angeles 1. Left on bases
Los Angeles Z. Oakland 1. Bases on balls-On
Graham 3. Struck out-By Hall s. BY Gra-
minutes. Umpire-Bray.
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II you desire a good appetite and wish
to enjoy every meal you eat. take Lash 3
Kidney and Liver Bitters
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK. June 1s.-Inability to hit
Orth at the right time was the cause OF
Chicago's defeat by New York in the
second game of the series to-day. Bunch
ing of hits gave New York its first run
and others were scored through errors in
the field. Attendance. 1000. Score:
Batssries.orth and Kleinsw: Aitrock and
PHILADELPHIA. June 1s.-st Louis used
two pitchers to-day. but both were easy for
Philadelphia The visitors hit Waddell fire.
luertly. but not consecutively. Attendance.
81. S,,a aoeis oo1s,;. -'-'...'-''.'-..'.....,a
Batteries-Glade. Morgan. susden and Rich
wAsHINGToN. June 1s.-cleveland to-day
took the second game from Washington be.
secutive hitting scored their runs Attendance.
1000 Score:
WASHINGTON '.'......'.' '.-.---"- %
eievssra Harssrts..Tovnssnd and 9eydon. Moore and
BemIs-
BOSTON June 1a-Detroit defeated Boston
IN a long and sensational game to-day to 2.
by poor fielding Boston held the lead until
the eighth. when Detroit sent In three runs
Attendance. $500 Score:
Boston .---..... ..............."
Batteries-wintsr and criger: Mullen and
Drill.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
CINCINNATI June 16.-The first four men
up for Boston In the third inning secured sin
giles giving the visitors all the runs they
scored during the game. Frasers wildness
was partly responsible for two OF Cincinnatfs
runs. Attendance. 1900 Score:
Batteries-Harper and Phelps; Fraser. Will
helm and Needham. Umpire-Emslie.
ST LOUIS. June 16.-With Annes pitching
wirnins ball and Kellum weak in the nrst
inning and poorly supported IN the eighth
the New York champions had little difficulty
In winning from st. Louis to-day. Attendanee.
410O. Score:
ST Louis .....-......--.---..-.- ~
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Warner. Arnes and
Rresuahan UmDires-Klem and tombstone
PITTSBURG. June 16--Pittsburg won N
the first half-inning. getting three two-oasgers
and a single on Duggleby. scoring three runs
Attendance. 22Oo Score:
Pittsburg ---...-.. .-.--------..- -
Ratteries-Case and Peitz: Sparks, Duggleby
and DOOM Umpire-Bauswine.
CHICAGO June 16.-Brooklyn gave an ex-
hibition Of ragged fielding to-day They could
not hit Weiner and were smut out easily
Attendance. 2400 Score;
Chicago ......... .......-.......-
Brooklyn .......-----..
Barteries-Weimer and King; Stricklett and
Bergen. Umpire-ODay.