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The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
Interest in the Great Championship Battle
Continues 10 Increase Day by Day.
BY w. j. sLATTERY.

Goidhe1d In
creasins the
beep up Every
follows
make the
be
unless the railroads mean
special Saturday
their special car as living diner will be
cisco will
mark
best in the pavilion
wELI-KNowN
In corPetts will
been fight
to be some heavy betting when they arrive in Nevada
line isbng
for with
have so many the betting will
of
tell
battle
will
local
nothing
save the feeling home lad
H A IN
it
consistent performer They
Nelson naturally
days
will rally for him this time just they did
Cans
people conhdence especially
believe
he faces Battnn OF La day.
support
all
ing Hes new but he's there"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
LATONIA ENTRIES.

CINCINNATI. Aug. 1s.-Following are the en-
tries for tomorrow at LatoDia:
First race I've and a half furlongs. selling
Tetanus 81, ElectOrine 81, Lady Nimont lOl,
Chase IeI Camille l0i, MCINTYRE 102, NebbeI
los Boserrisn los jay Swift io2:
Second race. SIX furlongs. selli1g-Lightbufn
o. Ripple Marx %. Fast Flight 100. Tom Grove
90 Loupy 90. Lady Henrietta 103 Revolt 100.
Mum I0I, Mamie Algol IO7, SsntOn ia, Elastic
us
Third race, six furlongs. selling-Belltoone los,
Zinds lO5. Esterre 105 Minnie johnson l0o,
Royal Legend l05 MiIadi Love los. Martha Cor
man. l05 The Laurel l05. Falkland lol, Dresden
10Y Little James 107. Frank Bill lO7, BlucheI
10 Albert Fir 10. kenton 10
Fourth race. seven furlongs, heBdicnp--Nonle
Lucille So. Wee Lass e5. coruscate 100, Devout
100 Platoon 1ls.
Fifth race one and three-sxteenths miles, sell
ing-Hschting Girl 80. Imboden 30, Harlequin
i02. Bernie cremer i02, Piller io2. Little Giant
l6z Dell Leath lO4, ST. Sever 104, DIT. Hart
fO4. Morendo IO4. Swiftwing 100, Huzzah III,
Hubbard ia,
sixth race one mile. selling-Pirate's Dance
S. Rubinon 90 Osterman 90, Lady Charade u.
Myrfi sI Bitter Brown o. Thiberus o. Pinaud
90 Floral Artist 90 Prlncipia 81 Ternus 81, Al
linda 1OI. Black Cat l02, Intense lO2 Search
Ne 102. BanpOsal IO3.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
KELLEY WILL MAKE
FIGHT FOR HIS
INTERESTS.

INDIANAPOLIS Ind. Aug. 13.-Man-
ager Michael Kelley of the Minneapolis
baseball team today received a tele-
gram from President O'Brien of the Ma
tional Association notifying him of his
indefinite suspension pending an inves-
tigation of his share in the recent
charges of gambling against Umpire
Owens. Kelley Immediately answered
by wire as follows:
You have no grounds for suspend
ing me as manager of the Minneapolis
club except personal prejudice. Your
action in this matter is in line with
your decisions in other cases in which
the Minneapolis club was interested.
In suspending me before trial you arc
simply taking advantage of your posi-
tion as president of the American As
sociation, and you are hereby notified
that 1 shall take action to protect my
interests"
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
OARS
MEN LOOK GOOD
TO BRITISHERS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

LONDON, Aug 13-Harvard and
Cambridge Oarsmen enjoyed a full
days rest today, their onIy efforts be-
ing journey to the Leander Club at
Henley. where they were guests OF
Lord Desborough at luncheon.
English rowing experts, although
unanimous In the necessity of hygienio
care during the training season. are
inclined to look with some disapprovai
on the strictness at the Harvard table
and the general training routine.
The English dietary idea is a proper
assimilation Of foods. allowing as wide
range in choice as Is consistent with
health principles. Foods which have a
tendency TO put on weight are the only
ones over which a particular supervi-
sion and prohibition Is exercised Puff
ing a pipe, IL done in moderation. is
cases, however, require stricter regu-
lation, but the general English train
Ing scheme does not differ essentially,
provided that any individual proposes
to keep in good health.
The Cambridge boat seems to cue
through the water more smoothly.
while its men work together more
evenly. Some critics say that Cam
bridge Is a better crew than when It
defeated Oxford The Americans are
such a powerful set that they have
made a decided impression upon the
minds of those speculatively inclined.
and odds of to have been offered
on them
Considering the style. experience and
past achievements OF the two crews,
such odds are not justified. as Cam
bridge has the best OF the slight dif-
ference. Harvard's physique. however.
ought to count in a hard finish. for
the men look able to stand any
amount OF hard work. But the
chances OF victory over such q crew
as Cambridge Is not represented BY 81
to 4. An early lead gained by either
Will be difficult TO overcome.
With about three more weeks OF
actual work ahead, the situation IL
like this: Harvard. with a good style.
has the advantage in physique; Cam
bridge, with good physique. has the
advantage in style and experience.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
WADDELL ASSUMES
TOO MUCH FOR
ONE MAN.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

ST. LOUIS. Aug 13.-Before the larg-
est week day crowd that has attended
st. Louis and Philadelphia boke even
in double e-header, the home team los
sesond brf to waddell an essagsd the ae
pitch both games, but continuous hit
ting relieved him from the slab in the
ng the % st game ga ne in the
grand stand rushed onto the field and
attempted to strike Umpire OLoughlin.
and taken from the Held Scores:
gb,IsssIsa,a St, HssIss ....:s 3 !
saaeiPasa Batteries = PPoweli. jacobsen and
O'Connor: Waddell and Schreck.
Second game: r; H: E.
saderRa Bat5erfes4Rlckey and spencer; wade
dell C9qmbs, Powers and schreckf
today. holding Washington down to
PUT PUT out out da Of tRe Rs game @ for dispatfng gas
decision. washington tried an amateur
from Massillon, Ohio. on third base.
Score:
Cleveland .-.....--..-..-..3 l
wBasaiaEisan BattaFEiesnMoore and Rsmis: Fslksns
berg. Kitson. Smith and Bergen.
DETROIT. Aug. 1s. . Young. was
n Rs opdHs 5HF nnpg ss r8f 5S Sqs Ss sgo Eng
safe after that Score:
Detroit ..-..............-.t ls 5
Batteries-Siever and Payne; Young
And Peterson.
CHICAGO, Aug 13-Chicago and
New York played a nine-inning tie
shut out game today, both teams agree
ing to stop at 5 o'clock to allow New
r. II. E
Chicago .-..............-..0 o
New York ..0
Batteries--White and Sullivan; Ches-
bro and Thomas.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
CANADIAN YACHT HAS SPEED.
ZOrOya Takes Fisher Cup, OutsailIng
IrOquOiS All the Way.

ROCHESTER. N T.. Aug. 13-The
yacht races for the Fisher cup were
concluded here this afternoon when the
Zoroya, the Canadian challenger, took
the second race, defeating the Iroquois.
representing the Rochester Yacht Club,
holder of the trophy. The Zoroya rep
resented the Royal Canadian Yacht
Club of Toronto.
The race was over a windward and
leeward course of eighteen miles. The
official time of the start was: Iroquois
12:2O:21, Zoroya 12:20:34. The Iroquoisl
got the better of the start, but the
Zoroya passed her in a short time and
was never headed thereafter. The
American boat was outsailed on all
points. The official time at the finish
was, Zoroya 4:45:36, Iroquois 4:57:45.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
CATSKILI. STAKES
A BREEZE FOR
MERRY LARK.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

SARATOGA, n. Y, Aug. Is.-Today's
racing card was an interesting one, al
though there was only a minor stake as
the feature. Good horses stuck out all
over the programme and every field
mad something to recommend it.
The stake was the CatskiIl at seven
fUriongs, with selling conditions at
tached. The withdrawal of GrappIe left
Merry Lark the hot favorite of the ring
crowd. He won easily. Merry Lark
was played heavily, and to 10 was the
best offered on him at post time. He
shcwed good speed, and at the wire had
an advantage Of two lengths Dfso-
bedient, a 10 TO shot, was second. and
heo Lear showed Improvement and
took third position easily.
After the fifth race had been won by
New Mown Hay the stewards suspended
Jockey Romanelli, who rode her in the
last race she ran. Romanelli rode the
mare very indifferently, if not criminal
=, and the stewards did not believe he
tried TO win Today tho mare came
Jack with 2 smashing good race
The weather was superb. a sharp re-
lief from the excessive heat. of the last
week. This brought out a large at
tendance, many hundreds coming from
suburban towns and villages The
track was fast and dry and betting
brisk. Summary:
First race. seven furlongs-Zinap won Sanfara
second. Belle OF Pequest third. Time. / :26 Is.
Second race, about two miles-Chanps Flysee
won, Waterford second. Pirate third. Time.
Third race. i've furl0ngs-Kentueky Bean won
Altuda second, Dulcines third. Time. i:07.
Fourth race, the Catskill stakes. selling seven
furlongs-Merry Lark won. Disobedient second
Red Leaf third. Time 90 %
Fifth race, one mile, selling-New Mown Hay
won. Yorkshire Lad second. WooIwich third.
Time. 80 3-5.
Sixth race. I've and half furIoues-Killi-
crankie won, Beldemo second, Smiling Tom third.
Time, :0s.
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FORT ERIE ENTRIES.

FORT ERIE, Aug. Is-FoIlowing are the en-
First race i've and a half furlongs selling
Ora lO5 Prairie Flower II 1O5. Miss Cornet
7O5 CLIQUE IO5 The Pet Jos. Annie Davis 100,
Don't You Dare los, Broadway Girl JOS. jos. Trap, Trap
piss 105 Picaroon 107, Mint Sauce 1O1, Chief
Eeputy iO1 GaIlithes 1Io, Manfred 10
Second race Eve furiongs, selling-Lsaoy Cay
Spsnker g9 Mlsabel 80. Fleeting Star gs Lin
tied 99 Edwin T. Freyer 100. Poster Glrl loz'
M6ccasin 1O2. Miss Cesarion w flAiey w.
Mary Gusts 1O2 Black Flag 1O6-
Third race steeplechase, short ceurseA 70 % 9er
l25 Peter Becker lbs, Russell 10. Sartor re
ssrtns 40 Manzano lz2, Cardigan l4e. Lulu
Young I5e Gipsano i55. ,,s. oo
Fo1rfI race one mile, seliing-kavlana 70
Nag Noiin lo2 Fannette 102 Celebration ~,
Reficeut 100. suzanne Roeamora lOS' DoiinuA
iO6. 'Gilpin los. ,,.... ma
Fifts race, fre furlongs. selng-Hsttiss, s,d Doa 90
son % Banoway o. Nioess 80 Excuse Me - ~,
Zapiiss ee T&re Alarm co. Pilot Knob b. Inc
Composer e9. singsworth 1o2, Pedro lO@' merry
Sixth race, eve and half furlo5gsve 1zsv 4os ~
rsafetv 10a Sheen Jos. Dusky lOs. Anras 80 30
birssrd II i07 Reaction 107. Jack Adams W.
klnnybrook IO7 No Trumper les; Nersator N 30 10
EscBride 40 Demurrer llo, Felix Noz@es 'i0'
4 II Shaw 10.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
Cans Has Already Commenced Work
and Orders Gymnasium Built.
BATTLING DANE WILL PROBABLY
SETTLE DOWN TO TRAIN TODAY
Corps of Experts to Devote Their
Attention to Little Champion.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

= OLDFlELD Aug I3-By of who
referee the championship
al probability be definitely having been left
entirely with fairly good idea being had bv the members
d 70 the sentiment OF the believed
the wishes OF both
lighters, nc public
II likely the
referee though he will probably attend the fight
An agreement has been reached whereby the moving
pictures will be divided equally
each OF the fighters Miles
which they
and Frank
cans and the latter will have charge
work and IS having gymnasium built Columbia
Nelson viii training
Lunde George Gardner will
difficulty in making the stipulated weigh
signed Goldhd could drawing the
Billy Nolan started
club who well qualified oficiae any men
in the country The articles of agreement will bear
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

SEATTLE. Aug. 13.-Following are the entries
for t5morrow at The Meadows:
First race. ave and a half furlongs, selling
Redmont l09. Chief Aloha 100. Grenore I09
Judge McCone 100. Spring Leaf 107, Dotage IO7
Holly Berry 10T. Eleven Bells 107 Daisy Wag
ner lOT, Brown Scot l0T Barranca IO7 Tigorosc
l04
Second race. one and quarter miles selling
Phaon l07, Rey Dare i07, Kinder 10T, Rosto
l0T Thaddeus 107, Royalty l07, Mordente 105
Bessie Welhy 105
Third race. six furlongs, selling-Main 1os
Tavora lO7. Betsey l07. Ambitious I07, SilTel
Sue l0T. Lady TraYers 10I.
l12 Andrew b. Cook 112. woodthorpe I12
Golden Rule Io9. Chassis 100. Bucolic I0e, For
Wsyne lOe The Mist 107. Dora l 1o7.
Fifth race. one mile, selling-Joyner ITO, Ma
jor Tenny 1O7 Crgli los, Hersain los, Jerushs
iO5 Flo Manola 1O5.
sixth race one mile and fifty yards--Fuletts
10 Bornbardier l07. Ed Sheridan 107. Salabls
IO7 Ink lo5 Anvil 102. Kenova 100, Blue Eye.
100 Teuordale 100.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
GRAND CIRCUIT MEET OPENS
ON THE POUGHKEEPSIE TRACK
Nut Boy Takes Three Heats in a
Row and Annexes the $500
Purse.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, Aug. 13.-
The grand circuit meeting opened here
today with fair weather and good at
tendance. Results:
2:15 class trotting, purse $500, three
in five-Nut Boy won three straight
heats in 2:09A, 2:11A, 2:11. DR.. Chase,
Imperial Allerton, Belle Isle, Kinstress,
Bcwcatcher, Willep, American Direct
and Lord Quex also started.
2:06 pacing, purse $1,000, two in three
Graft won two straight heats and the
race in 2051z, 2sO6. Citation, The
Friend. Texas Rocker, Edwin s. Es-
tatic, Bolivar, Geary, Hal Chaffin, Pc
runa and Red Bird also started
2:06 trot. purse $1,000, two in three
Alesa won the second and third heats
and the race in 2:o6, 2:0S Main Sheet
won the first heat in 2:09A. Leonardo.
Tufley and Kid Day also started.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
MANY CALIFORNIA HORSES
ENTERED IN GRAND CIRCUIT
when Racing starts af
ReadvflIe.

BOSTON, Aug. 1S.--Among the entries
announced today for the first week or
the Readville Grand Circuit races.
opening August 20, are the following
from California:
Blue Hill stake. 2:30 trot. $4500-Jack
Curry, Pleasanton. bay mare. Brilliant
Girl; w. II. Lumsden, Santa Rosa.
brown mare, Bonnie Nc; J. G. Kfrkpat-
rick. San Francisco, bay mare. Lucretia-
The Norfolk stake, 2:os pace, 5000
w. H Lumsden, bay mare. Bonalets
Jack Curry. black gelding. Charlie T.:
]. C. Mowry, Neward, Cal, bay mare,
Lady Mowry.
The Readville. sos trot, sS0O0-Jack
Curry, bay mare. Tuna.
z:1S trot, s1200-Jack Curry, brown
horse, Sir John.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14


II from toreadors who wish to
fight the bull at Goldheld on
Labor day. One from Felix Robert.
the noted French bull sticker, was
quite lengthy. He offers to put six
bulls out of their misery while any
other two men are disposing of one
Both Cans and Nelson are anxiously
waiting reply from New York regard
Ing their bet over the refereeship On
this decision rests the right of the
referee in the coming contest to use his
hands in separating the fighters, and
both feel that the question is a mo-
mentous one.
Nolan and Nelson spent most of the
day riding around in an auto. hunting
for training quarters. They have not
made their selection as yet.
The leading business men, bankers
and brokers of Goldfield have Issued
Several hundred invitations to brokers
and business men all over the country
to attend the fight at their expense
Acceptance has been received by the l..
NJ. Sullivan Trust Company today, and
includes names of many of the most
prominent bankers and brokers Of san
Francisco, Chicago, New York and
Philadelphia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
GLEASON SAYS BERGER CAN
GET A $4,000 PURSE HERE
Manager OF San Francisco Heavy
Weight Gives Out n Scare
Statement In the East.

PHILADELPHIA Aug. 13--Jack
Gleason, manager Of Sam Berger. has
accepted the offer wired here by Eddie
Graney for $4,000 purse for a light
between Berger and O'Brien- Graney's
telegram declares that he has the Sep
tember date for San Francisco cinched.
O'Briens representatives here have
cabled Jack the offer, but as yet no an
swer has been received. although he u
expected to accept.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
FoRT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Chief Deputy, GaIIithea,
Miss Cornell.
second race-gIiss Cesariona, Lady
GAY spanker, Mary Curtis.
Third race-Cardigan. Lulu Young,
GIpsano.
Fourth race--Celebration, Suzanne,
Rocamora, Reticent.
Fifth race-Excuse Me, Pedro, Sings
worth.
+ E.
weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
New Auto Record.

BASTOGNE, Belgium, Aug. 13.--The
international automobile race over the
Ardennes course, six hundred kilome-
ters, begun today. There were twenty
one starters. Duray won in five hours
and thirty-eight minutes. He averaged
loo kilometers per hour, which estab-
fishes a worlds record Henriot was
second, Rougier third, Bariilier fourth
Gabriel fifth and Clements sixth.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred e. NIuIholIand.

By
First race-Chief Aloha, Spring Leaf
GrenOre.
second race-Phaon, Royalty, Rey
Dare.
Third race-Silver Sue, Tavora, AM
bitiOus.
Fourth raee-Andrew b. Cook, The
Mist, Golden Rule.
Fifth race-FlO ManOIa, JOyner, Her
sain.
sixth race-saIabIe, Ed Sheridan, Ke-
nova.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
shows European Swimmers a Few.

champion swimmer of Southern Cali
fornia, returned today from Naples,
where he successfully defended his title
to the 50yard and 100-yard champion
ships, but was defeated by two feet Ia
the quarter-mile swim because Of ia
tieue.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

Rv the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-CamiIle, Boserrfan, Web
Der.
second race-EIastic, santon, Tom
Grove.
Third race-Kenton, Minnie Johnson
BIucher.
Fourth race-Wee Lass, DeVouti
Platoon.
Fifth race-Hubbard, Swift Wing,
Huzzah.
Rubinon.
weather cloudy. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
TWICE THE GIANTS
PUT 1T ON THE
PIRATES.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13-PittsburE
was beaten twice by the New Yorks
today. BOwerman was put out of the
second game for disputing with the
umpire. Scores:
First game: r. H. E
New YORK .........:......s ii 9
son; Wiltse and Bresnahan. Umpires-
Conway and KLEIN.
Conway.
Second game: r. H. E.
IltlopuIE ss.'s.s 'ss....l
New York .2
Batteries-Liefeld and Phelphs: Mat
thewson. Umpires-Klem and Conway.
BROOKLYN. Aug. 13.-The Chicago
team today scored it's fourth successive
victory over the Brooklyns- Score:
r. II. Z.
Brooklyn .............. 8
Batteries-Taintor. Overall and Nor
gan, Eason, Pastorius and Ritter Um-
pires-Johnstone and ODay
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13-Inabiity
to hit Sparks delivery was the main
cause of the defeat of Cincinnati to-
day. Score:
r. H. E.
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Batteries-Wicker and Schlei: Parks
and Doom. Umpire-Carpenter.
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Sports SEEKING A REFEREE FOR FIGHT E51ag by
'old7ea Club Officials Ready to Name Third Man in Ring
SP0KANE'S VICTORY
A SURPRISE TO
YACHTSMEN.

MARBLEHEAD, Mass, Aug. 13.-Ths
spokane, dark horse owned by Vice
Commodore F. Lewis Clark OF the
Eastern Yacht Club, won the first OF
the trial races for the defense OF the
Roosevelt cup today. Hayseed III.
owned by Fl. L. Howdin. finished sec
ond. and Windrim Kid. F. c. Maccomb-
er, was third. Throughout the race IL
was battle between the Spokane and
the Windrim Kid. the Hayseed passing
the latter in the last three miles
There were seventeen starters In the
race. which was the first of the series
of five races to decide the Champion
ship of the Eastern Yacht Club in Sc
lecting three American boats to defend
the Roosevelt cup against the three
German challengers for the German
American championship The contest
was sailed over triangular course OF
fifteen miles. five miles to a leg and OF
the seventeen starters sixteen crossed
the finish line. the Cod dropping out on
the first leg when she carried away her
spreaders.
The Spokane tackled around the first
mark at 12:41;55 with the Windrim
5 seconds behind her Several boats
set balloon jibs for the race to the sec
ond mark, but the two leaders stuck To-
their small Jibs and for a while they
had sharp lufhng match. Slowly the
Windrim Kid gained on the Spokane
and within fifty yards of the second
mark she blanketed the boat and jibbed
around the mark at 1:3S:10. The Spo-'
kane was several seconds behind her
with spinnakers TO starboard they slid
toward the finish line.
The Spokane drew quickly past her
rival and finished the race one minute
and 81 seconds ahead of the Hayseed
III, which in the meantime had beaten
the Windrim Kid out. Summary:
Name. Elapsed Time.
Snokana
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14
Suspected murderer. Caught.

COVELO, Aug. 13.-Hiram Simons
and Fred Richardson, suspected of the
murder of Jacob Erie, the aged SNOW
man." were captured by the Sheriff and
posse this afternoon at their camp in
Mule Basin. They wall be taken to
lukiah-
The San Francisco call., 1906-08-14

ToNnoN. Aug l3.-The United States has Sc
1 the hulk OF the gold available the mar
Vet about So 500 900. for which cents advance
-as paid.