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The San Francisco call., 1906-07-14
Shields Brothers Are Punished
WELL KNOWN MEN
BARRED FROM
THE TRACK.


NEW YORK, July I3.-The stewards
OF the Jockey Club. the contro11ir1s
oooy OF the Eastern turf, took drastic
aclon yesterday in the matter of the
morse Go Between, which won the Sub-
urban handicap at Sheepsbea6 Rav
When entered as a gelding and was
-. 7tey tuehIy protested on the ground
that he was a stallion
The trainers license of Holm Shields
VINO handled Go Between, was revoked
ana all horses the property of Alexan-
oef shields, owner OF Go Between Or
monde's Right, Halifax and other good
performers, were disqualified for thir-
" racing days
II was stated upon authority that
there would be no further Investigation
IN the Go Between case. Alexander
Shlelds declined to make any comment
LOT puohcation as 20 the punishment
4Hhlcled upon his son, Johnny, in con-
necuon with the Go Between matter.
l only hope that the public will bear
IN mind that as a trainer his record has
been good and clean" Shields said with
feeling
That the stewards of the Coney
Island Jockey Club had the moral sup
port OF one of the stewards Of the
Jockey Club when they decided not to
oisQualify Go Between for the Subur-
pan IS shown by proposed addition to
rule 81, introduced by John II. Brad
ford, treasurer of the Coney Island
Jockey Club, and a stockhOlder of the
Jockey Club. II reads as follows: NO
horse shall be disqualified on account
Of any error or violation OF rule in the
entry which might have been corrected
on payment OF a fine, but the stewards
may ihhict fines upon or otherwise deal
with any persons responsible for such
errors"
Thomas Hitchcock Jr has proposed a
rule, which, il adopted, would permit
the stewards OF a meeting to punish
riders for foul riding or for lack of con-
sideration for the safety of others
without disqUalifying the Jockeys
mounts. This IS aimed to check Miller.
Radtke and others.
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LATnNIA ENTRIEs.

First race. six furlongs. selling-Jen Latana
So Wee Lass 90, MOccasin Maid %, TOppy Cir
o. Lady Ethel %, Mil Song 90. Banhoit 95,
Principia So. Light Burn 9S, Queen Caroline
9S TIE Mate 100. Belleview LOG. Ida Davis LOG,
Mayor Johnson IOs Albert Fir 100, Matador 112
Second race, five furlongs, selling-The Golden
Bird 90. Wild Violet 81. Prince Miles %. Ayen-
dow 50. Helen Maclin 80. King Leopold 100.
Lightning Conductor 100 Edith N 10l. HelInuth
lOi Bedrice 101. Beautiful May 103 Froward
1903. Judith Louise lob, Judge Burroughs 1O4,
Steadfast no. Frank Flesher Ill.
Third race, one mile, selling, The Gentleman
Cup-Full Of Fun l34, Uncle James 134, Arechue
I4T WOOdiyn 149, Dalesnan l4s, KeYeilIe l02,
Modredlaw 100, Arc Light 100.
Fourth races one mile, handicap-Tom Rob-
erts %, Gus Heidorn 100. Envoy 100. Princess
Orna IOs Cottontown 1l0. Old Stone 112, Colonel
Jim Douglas lis. Alma Dufour l23.
Fifth race. five furlongs-Aline Crockett 81.
Senator Warner 100, Sandeatcher 100, Della
Thorpe lO4 Bud Hill Ill, Harold Ill, Lens
Ill, Old Honesty lis.
Sixth race. seven furlongs, selling-Yachtng
Girl 80, Doeskln 1922 The Laurel 102, Bernie
Cramer lO2 Ny Gem 102. Mr.. Farnum 104. st.
Sever 1O4. Labor l04. Falkland l04, Light Opera
lO4 Saranola l05. Inaammable log. Scotch Dance
IO7. st. Paris l0T MOhave Ill, Swift Wing 119.
Seventh race. one mile. selling-Dudley 81.
] + 9s. Rubinon 80. Ternus 1O2. Granada 1O4
Bullhnsh 110. Six Shooter Ill. ST. George Jr. l13.
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CANADIAN GOLFER
A FINALIST AT
ENCLEW0OD.

ENGLEWOOD. N. J.. July 13.-Eben
NJ Byers of Pittsburg, who is entered
from the Allegheny Club. and George
S. Lyon of the Lambden Country Club,
Toronto, Canada, are the survivors out
of field of more than $50 players who
took part in this years national anna
teur golf championship tournament.
These will meet tomorrow on the links
of the Englewood Cola Club in the final
round of thirty-six holes match play.
Each has a host of followers.
Since the United States Golf Asso-
citation started Its annual tournaments
none Of them became international In
character until the present contest and
this fact has caused additional interest
in to-morrow's final match.
When Walter j. Travis, the former
American and British amateur cham
pion. defeated Jerome D. Travers who
is only boy in years. this morning the
popular idea was that he would last
through the semi-finals and win out
from Byers The Pittsburg man played
strongly and consistently, however. and
while Travis and he were about equal
on the long game, Byers was better
on the short game and won out by up
and to play.
They played out the bye holes and
Byers went around in rs, while Travis
took 7e Lyons beat Knowles this aft
ernoon by 8 up to play, going out in
36, which was the best Canada has
shown this week.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE.

With lead of four runs in the first
inning. the Seals had no difficulty in
downing the Raisin Pickers In yester-
days game at Idora Park, Oakland,
by the score of. to 1. Wheeler started
well in the first frame, after Spencer
was called out, by getting to the
initial sack on passed balls. Mohler
singled, and Walthour filled the bases
by getting-to first on four balls Irwin
did wretchedly by dropping out of the
running on a foul fly Williams more
than made good the loss by slamming
a long clean hit to the central garden.
which with Doyle's error. scored
Wheeler, Mohler and Walthour. On
Sears hard slam to Cartwright, and
his overthrow to the initial sack, Will
liams trotted home, scoring the fourth
tally in the frame, Up in the stands
the San Franciscans went wild with
delight, as there was little chance that
the Fresno men could repeat their
stunt of the preceding day and pull
victory from defeat.
In the second. when Cartwright
slammed a hard line drive into Wheeler
at short that veteran was there with
the goods He turned the ball over to
Mohler at second, who in turn passed
it to Williams on the initial sack,
scoring the second triple play made on
the Idora Park diamond this season.
The score:
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Californian Is Confident
He Will Be the Victor

PHILADELPHIA. July 13. Jack
OBrien is favorite over Sam Berger
for their six-round bout here next
Monday night. Philadelphians cannot
believe that Berger compares with
OBrien in the matter of cleverness, and
they have installed their favorite a
to 1 choice that he will outpoint the
Californian.
Both men are training faithfully, as
there will be $4,000 in Ii for the win
ner, besides the purse he will receive
as his share of next Monday nights
labor. OBrien and Berger have al
ready signifed their willingness to
participate in three fights in England
for the foregoing sum. This has served
to make both men work harder than
ever to be returned the victor.
OiBrien is as confident as usual that
he will win. They tell me that Ber-
ger is clever and can hit hard" said
Jack today. but 1 think I can at least
equal him in those respects. Then
have experience in my favor. and that
will be great factor. However. / do
not underestimate Berger. If he beats
me will have no excuses to offer, as
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I am training as 1 never did before"
Berger is making no claims as 10
the outcome of the fight He merely
says that since his battle with Billy
Rodenbach. who defeated him for the
amateur heavyweight championship. he
has improved considerably. Berger
takes great pride in the fact that he
is a graduate of the Olympic Athletic
Club OF San Francisco. which has
turned out so many crack boxers.
I'm that club" said he, "the science
of the game can be learned by a will
ing student without the necessity OF
getting the thumps and the bruises
that usually accompany the acquire
ment of Queensberry knowledge. You
will observe tha<nearly all the men
who have graduated from this club
have excelled in science. notably Cor
bett, ChOynski and Britt. l hope to
prove TO OBrien and to the spectators
of the bout next Monday that I have
not neglected the opportunities TO
learn the science of the game. / have
Ions been anxious to pit my skill
against that of OB~ien, and am truly
pleased that the chance is at hand"
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LoGIsTILLA RUNS FIRST.
Takes the Handicap at Brighton After
q Game stretch Run.


NEW YORK. July 13.-There was no
stake feature on the card offered by
the Brighton Beach Racing Association
for decision this afternoon. The best
race on the card was the fourth event.
an overnight handicap for three-year-
olds and upward at a mile and a six
teeuth. Orly was made the favorite,
being backed from . TO / to to 2. He
was never IN the running, however,
and finished a bad fourth. The race
was won by Logistilla, a 8 to 2 shot
AerOnaut raced to the front and opened
up a gap Of half dozen lengths on the
field which quickly strung out Gren-
ade laid second TO the far turn, where
LogistiIla took second place and was
coming strong. LOgistilla got Aeron-
aut in the stretch, taking the lead and
came away, winning easily by three
lengths.
First race. mile and sixteenth-Maxie Witt
won, Albert second, Waterbearer third.
Time. l;4s.
second race. six furlongs-Lady Anne won
Consistent second, Cressina third. Time.
Third race, i've and & half furlongs-Frank
Lord won, Powell second. Jaunty third. Time.
1:O7 %
Fourth race. mile and sixteenth-Lozis-
tila won, Aeronaut second, Grenada third Time
1.45 %
Fifth race. selling. mile and a quarter-Niax-
mar won, BlennenwOrth second. Tartan third.
sixth race six furlongs-McCarter won, Elec-
tioneer second, Ben Strong third. Time.
1.14 %.
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GORGALErTE SHOWS SPEED.
Mare Fairly Runs Over Hippocrates a
FavOrite at The Meadows.
By Fred e. NIuIhoIIand.

SEATTLE. July 13.-About the best
betting race on the card at The Mea-
dows today was the last in which diff
ferent factions unlOaded on Hippoc-
rates. the post favOrite to 1, and Cor
GAZETTE, a strong second choice. For a
spell il looked like a one horse race
as the former breezed out in the lead.
There was a different story to tell.
though. in the stretch, for when Nc
Bride sat down to ride Gorgalette the
mare ran over the leader. winning as
she pleased in close to track record
time.
A plunge on Queen Cup TO win the
third race cut the mares odds from
fifty down to twenty. She ran fourth.
Titus. the favorite, tucked this race
away in his inside pocket without ever
being extended. Belle Kinney was left.
Old Epicure separated the talent
from a bunch Of its wealth by finishing
second to Little Joker for the fourth
number. Played down TO even. he did
his best and was then subdued in fast
time by Little Joker the latter a vastly
improved horse. Summary:
First race Eve furlongs-Ellerd won Colonel
Jewell second. Wheatstone third. Time. 1:01.
Second race. six furlOngs-Dr. Sheridan won,
Paddy Lynch second. Matt Hogan third. Time,
Third race five and half frnrlongs-Titus II
won, Anona second, Huschuca third. Time.
Fourth race. mile and a sixteenth-Little
Joker won' Epicure second Bonar third. Time.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Csscade Of Diamonds
won. Happy Lad second, Santa Ray third.
sixth race. mile and sixty yards-GorgaIette
won Hippoerstes second, KenOTa third. Time.
I.s3.
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CHICAGO CHAMPIONS SHOW
A GREAT BATTING RALLY
NATIoNAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, July IA great batting
rally gave Chicago today's game in the
ninth inning. Duggleby held them to
three hits and one run in eight inn
ings, an error scoring the run. Score:
r. II. Z.
Ghisag9, Ghiss s gs,,s;: ...........- 1 ,SS 9
Batteries@Lundgre and king: Dug
gleby and Doom. Unpire-Johnstone.
CINCINNATI, July 1s--The Cincin-
game this afternoon. Score;
Cincinnati ................ 9 = 2
Brookiyn ...;1; 1v;.,, vva,p 10 SS
Schlei; Mcintyre. Pastorius and Ber-
gen. Umpfres-Klem and Carpenter.
PITTSBtRG. July 13.-Leever was
effective today Score:
Pittsburg ....-.-.-..-.... z 9
SGsaGf nsaatper,es.Ieever and Gibson: Pfeife
fer and O'Neill. Umpire--Conway.
ST. LOUIS. July 13.-New York-St.
Louis game postponed; rain
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
NEW YORK, July 1s-Chicago batted
out ninth inning victory of Hogg to-
day. Score:
Chicago ............ Z =
NfS Batssries.owen 4ae and sullivan; Hogs
PHILADELPHIA, July 13.-Coombs
pitched good enough bali today to win.
but the errors of his teammates gave
Detroit the game. Score:
Detroit
Philadelphia
Batteries-Eubanks Killian. Schmidt
and Warner; Coombs and Powers
BOSTON, July 13.---St- Louis batted
Tannehill out of the box today. scoring
at will as long as he pitched. Glaze.
who replaced him, held the visitors to
one hit in the last six innings. Score:
r. H. +.
st. Louis ................. s s /
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BRIcHroN BEAcH ENTRIES.

First race, Puncbestown steeplechase about
two miles four -year-Oids and up-Kernal l47,
saltln 130 Phantom l42, Patagonia l42, Snuf
I37.
second race three-quasters OF a mile. handi-
cap. all nges-Prince Hamburg l23. Handzarra
I24 Mamie Hodge 124. Robin Hood 100. Tiptoe
II8. Monet J12, Masedo l05, First Premium 49,
GalaTant IO5. Edna Jackson 100, Tommy Wad-
dell 100. Colonel White l02, Bryan 100, Lucie
Young %. Fleur de Marie 90. Diamond Flush 90
Jflrd race. eleYeD-sixteenths Of a mile, two
year-olds-Sallie 30, Belfast 1l5. Dulcinea
90. Fountain Blue 115. Allion l12, Royal Breeze
iO7, Snlvidere 30. Fishawk 80. Village King l02
Remiss 99 Saghalien 100. King Ahab 102. Ma
lacca 1O2, Pierr6tt 102. Gallant Dan lo2, Boom
erang 99 knockirky 81.
Fourth race. Brighton Handicap. So. 600; mile
and a quarter. three year-oids and up-Dande-
lion JOG. Rams Horn ia, Whimsical lo2. First
Mason ia. Tokalon lis. Flip Flap los, Miss
Crawford 50. Dolly Spanker 107, Hamburg Belle
124 Cairngorm 1ls. Brancas l0T. Cedarstrome 90.
Fifth race. mile, selling, ;bree-year-ods and
up-TOrchelle l03, Charlatan l0l, Louis II 100,
King Henry 90, Robador I06 Mary Morris g.,
Evie Green 90, Prince Frederick 97. yoiaday l08,
Amberjack 10l, Jessamine SO.
Sixth race, elevcn-sixteenths OF a mile, two
year-od maidens-Maud MEG 107. Peretog Ito,
SaIlie < l07, Yorkist 107, Altuda 1o7, Lord
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sEArTIE ENTRIEs.

First race. three quarters OF mile, selling
Regal ITO. Liberyale 107. Bell Reed 10I, Pay
Me i07 Sir Dougal 107. Lady Rice 105. Viona
IO5. Little Buttercup 105, Alice Carey 105, Max
tress 1O5 Lady Ninora 105.
Second race mile, selIng-Sandstone ITO.
Flourish lO7 Lerida 10I. Calculate 107. Barker
l07 Waterspout l0T, Thaddeus 10I. Lady Mtrth-
full Io5. Rostof 102, Mordente 100.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth selling.
Byron Rose l09 Expedient 100. Rey Dare 109.
Ailopath I07, Montana Peeress lo7, Leash l0I,
Baker l07. Spring Leaf 107. Ripper 104, Old
Mike 104.
Fourth race, South Park Handicap, mile and
a sIxteenth-Stilicho Ill. Rightful Ill. Dewey
IOT, Hippocrates 1o3, Fisher Boy 9S, Henry
Waite 90.
Fifth race. Woodlands Handicap. FIVE furiongs
Native Son 122, Tony Faust 100. Utica los,
Grace G 1o7. Yankee Jim lo5, plmkim 1o5,
Walter Eckels los, Me,itah 103. Alta Spa 20.
(Eckels and Faust, Schrieber entry. Native Son
and Pimkm, Stoyer entry.l
Sixth race, Eve furlongs pilrse--Judge 100,
James A. Murray 107, Buchanan 97, Mistys
Pride 1O5 Peggy 0'Neal 80.
Seventh race, mile and a quarter, selling
Lucian l07, Dusty Miller 106 Harbor los, Bonn
bsrdier 102. Iras 10L
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Explosion wreck. Automobile.

GENEVA, n. Y, July 13.-The steam
car entered by Webb Jay of Buffalo IN
the tour for the Glidden trophy was
wrecked here by an explosion of gaso-
line George Grant, the supplyman.
was bruised. The Jays escaped unin-
iured but lost all their baggage.
AUBURN, N. Y. July 13.-The Gid
den automobile tourists resumed their
endurance contests today. The first
car to get away was that of Charles J..
Glidden and the other cars followed
as rapidly as possible.
At $50 the patrol car. which is to
pick UP the checkers and assist the
unfortunate, pulled out, and with 1t
went the last of the tourists. Last
night the tourists were the guests of
the Auburn Automobile Association at
Owasco Lake.
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PITCHER vICKERs HARD HIT.
They Assume the Appearance of
Doubles, Triples and Home Run.

PORTLAND, July 13.-Russ Hall put
Isbell, the Seattle amateur. on the
bench, played Croll at short and called
upon Rube Vickers to redeem himself,
but the Rube was given a reception he
will remember the rest of his life.
Eleven hits, including two o-baggers,
two triples and home run were scored
off him before the batting matinee was
over and he was surely a sore man.
Seattle knocked Gum out of the box In
the third Califf, who succeeded him,
was hit equally hard. Bull Perrine was
off in his decisions and the home team
suffered most Aside from the heavy
hitting by both teams Kane's spectacu-
lar catch of Listers fly back of first
base was the feature. Score:
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LAroNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race Prfncipia, Mill Song,
MatadOr.
second race-LightninG Conductor,
Frank FIesher, Judith Louise.
Third race-WoOdIyn, Dalesman,
ReVeilIe.
Fourth race-Alma DufOur, Cotton
town, Colonel Jim Douglas.
Fifth race-Old Honesty, Lens, Bud
Hill.
sixth race-The laurel, Labor, Doe
skin.
Seventh race-six Shooter, II f,
Ternus.
weather clearJ track fast.
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TRACK TEAM FOR THE EAST.

Al Coney, who was present when the
resolution was presented to the asso-
citation as well as the long distance
runner, Andrew Glarner. informed the
body that there was no intention on
their part or on the part of any others
connected with the projected trip east
to represent the team as one from the
Olympic Club.
AS Glarner and Plaw, two of the
proposed crack track team, are mem
bers of the Olympic Club they must
now receive permission from that or
ganization to go east and compete in
it's colors. Coney is as enthusiastic as
ever despite the passing of the resolu-
tion, and says that 1t was not the in
tention to seek funds in the name
of the Olympic Club or any other or
ganization. Those who love amateur
sport can help the team along If they
see fit, and he is satisfied that the
sanction of the Pacific Athletic Asso-
citation is sufficient to show the public
that the Olympic Club is in no way in
terested in the event as far as the
gathering of any funds for the trip
east is concerned. He also feels con-
fident that as a great athletic organi-
zation the Olympic Club will hardly
refuse Plaw and Glarner permission to
compete east when 1t finds that it's
resolution is in no way violated.
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BRIGHTON BEACH SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-KerneI, Phantom, Pata-
gOnian.
toe, Bryan.
Third race-FOuntain Blue, Royal
Breeze, PIerrot.
Fourth race-Ram's Horn, Flip Flap,
Whimsical
Fifth race Mary Morris, Prince
Frederick, XOladny.
sixth race-YOrkist, Marathon, AL
tuda.
seventh race-Varieties, John Lyle,
Mandarin.
Weather clears track fast.
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BRIGHTON HANDICAP FIELD.
Twelve Horses VIII Face the Starter
for the $4,000 Purse.

NEW YORK, July 13.-Twelve horses
of average class are named to compete
tomorrow in the Brighton handicap, the
richest of the all-aged events of the
metropolitan summer racing season.
The race, which is run over the seaside
course of the Brighton Beach Racing
Association, has a guaranteed cash
value Of $4,000, of which the winner
takes $4,000, the second horse $4,000
and the third $1,000. The track is ex-
tremely fast and clear weather is ex-
pected tomorrow. The entries. Jockeys
and probable odds follow
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K,lIea hr a Live Wire.

SAN BERNARDINO, July IA man
not vet identified was killed this after
noon by an electric shock in San An
tonic Canyon, four miles north OF On
tario. He was clearing a tract of
ground and feIled a-tree which brought
down a live wire of the Sierra Power
Company's line. His body was burned
to crisp.
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OREGON RAILROAD AGENT
Is OVERCOME BY SUNS RAYS

PORTLAND, July 13.-G. r. Harriz
son. station agent Of the Ilwaco Rail-
read and Navigation Company. was
found yesterday in dazed condition
wandering about the beach near Sea-
view He had spent three nights and
DAYS alone on the beach and seemed
overcome with the heat Yesterday
afternoon he walked into Ilwaco and
fell exhausted In the Postofice- He
was carried to a nearby house. where
he recovered somewhat. although hs Is
still In a precarious condition
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st.eplechnse for Jim Bozeman.

CINCINNATI, July 13.-The races at Lntonia
today resulted as follows:
First race, one mile-The Laurel won, Labor
second Nv Gem third. Time, / Al 10.
Second race five furlongs-Demo won, Hybrid
second Elected third. Time. 1:02.
Third race. six furlongs--Iady Esther won,
Alcor second John Carroll third. Time. 1:33.
Fourth race. steepechase. short course-Jim
Bozeman won. Sigmund second, Weird third.
Time. 3 100 40.
Fifth race SIX furlongs-Ethel Day won,
Kohnonaw second Martius third. Time, 1:13 20.
Sixth race. one mile--Marsh hedon won, Bel
den second Alma Gardia third. Time. 14l.
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Entries and Selections.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
By Fred e. MuIhoIIand.

By Fred L. MuIhoI1and.
First rRce-LittIe Buttercup, ViOna,
Bell Reed.
Second race-Lady AIirthfuI, Sand
stone, Calculate.
Third race-ByrOn Rose, AIlOpath,
Montana Peeress.
Fourth race-Dewey, StiIichO, Right
full.
Fifth race-StOvcr entry, Schreiber
entry, Utica.
Sixth race-James A. Murray, Judge,
Buchanan.
Seventh race-Dusty Miller, Harbor,
BOmbardier.
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Cb,,d KILLED by a street Car.

Little six-year- -old Clara Roselli. who
lived at % Circular avenue, was struck
and fatally injured by an outbound
ocean View car near Sunnyside last
evening. The girl was removed to St.
Luke's Hospital, where 1T was found
she had sustained a fractured skull.
She died an hour later.
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-INIMAh

Twobase hits-Toman. Reidy, McClelland.
Sacrifice hits-Ellis Crayath, Haley. Gochnauer.
First base on error-Los Angeles /. Left
bases-Los Angeles 8, Oakland 9. Bases
balls-OR Burns 2, off Reidy /. Struck out-By
Burns g. by Reidy s. Double plays-Burns to
Eager TO Gochnauer; Haley to Francks. Wild
pitch-Reidy. Time of game-0ne hour and
thirty five minutes. Umpire>-Hodson.
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Three base hit-wbeeler. Two-base hit
williams Sacrihce hit--Wolters First base
on errors--San Francisco l. Fresno 1. First
base on called balls-On Hit /, off Hopkins 5.
Left on bases-San Francisco Z. Fresno 4.
Struck out-By Hit I, by Hopkins 4. Hit by
pitcher-Irwin. Triple play-Wheeler to Mohler
to williams. Time of game-One hour and
forty minutes. Umpires-Knell and Conway.
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Racing Stewards Take Action
AMATEUR BOXING
Is DROPPED BY
OFFICIALS.

Boxing has been dropped from the
list of sports controlled by the Pacific
Athletic Association and in future no
sanctions for exhibitions will be grant
ed to clubs. Such action was taken at
meeting of the association at the
Olympic Club last night without a
dissenting voice.
Herbert Hauser of the Century Ath-
letic Club brought the matter up and
was the father of the resolution that
ends, as far as the association is con-
cerned, the four-round professional
fights that have been held about the
city for years under the guise of anna
teur boxing bouts.
Hauser said that the so-called anna
teur boxing had given black eye to
the association and that 1T was a well
known fact that boys will not box for
the s35 trophies provided for in the
amateur rules.
He stated that he was certain that
at the last show sanctioned by the as
sociation, that which took place on the
beach on July 4, Lew Powell and VIII
liam Wolff received a purse of $3.50.
He added that President Maccabe of
the Amateur Athletic Union had ad-
vised the association to remedy the
whole matter by dropping boxing, and
explained that while many of the box
ing clubs helped to support the asso-
citation, the time had come to consider
that the one-sport club was a detriment
n tar
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Iovet 11O. Marathon 10. Grand vidette 107.
Tony Bonero ITO, Waterbury 10, Frank Gu
11O, Athens l0T, Jacinta l01, PelchamDer ITO,
Seventh race. mile and sixteenth-Au Revoir
1OS Varieties 9s, John Lyle 1o3. Vino 90, Tele-
ers "a Champain 1O1, Wrenne "a.