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The second annual midsummer Ia
dies day regatta held by the members
of the South End Rowing Club proved
as successful yesterday as the initial
affair held on July of last year.
From IL o'clock until the club
house on Central Basin was thronged
with visitors who took advantage of
the fine day to view the races held by
the club.
Promptly at i O'Clock George Wright
and Edward Barraty started the ath-
letic programme with a single skin
race. The former won handily and
thus won the junior championship of
the club
The next event was a four -oared
barge race, the crews being heavy
weights, Such men as Tad" Riordan,
Otto Wallfsch, Bert Marsh and Ernest
Gibson made up the crew which fin
ished twenty boat lengths In the lead.
One of the surprises Of the day was
the feur-oared barge race for the junior
championship of the club. The regular
junior crew was beaten by a scratch
crew made up of Harry Sohreiber
stroke; Ed Knottner, after-w waist; Cra-
ven Mott, forward-waist, and Romer
Shawhan bow. The latter crew won by
three boat lengths.
In addition to the boat races the pro-
gramme was enlivened with relay
swimming races, boxing and diving ex-
hibitions.
At the boatheuse light refreshments
were served during the afternoon and
musicians added the finishing touches
by rendering popular selections. The
results of the races:
Junior skiff race, three quarters of a
mile, to stake and return-Won by
George Wright, E. Barraty second
Four cared barge race, one mile to
stake and return-Won by Gibsop's
erew-Gibson stroke, o. Wallhsch af-
ter-waist, Tad" Riordan forward
waist, Bert Marsh bow and A. Collins
cockswain; second. F. Bergman's crew,
consisting of f. Bergman stroke, J. f.
Corfield after-waist, j. D. Driscoll for
ward waist, III, N. Much bow and Joe
Mccormick cockswain.
Fancy double diving-tTad" Riordan
and Otto Wallfisch, Single diving
~. Diekey.
Four Dared junior barge race, one
mile to stake and return-won by Har-
~ Sehreiber stroke. Ed Knottner after
waist, c. Mott forward-waist and Ro-
mer Shawhan bow, A, Collins cock
swain; second, the crew composed of
Howard Hogan stroke. George Wright
afterwaist, John Simpson forward
waist and Ray Gallagher bow, F.
Bergman cockswain.
300-foot relay swimming race-Won
by team composed of e. Barraty, J.
Simpson, George Wright and Otto
Wallfsch; second, team composed of ].
Webster. r. Shawhan. E. Knettner and
Tad Riordan
Four-round boxing exhibition be-
tween Ted Wolff of the Aerial Rowing
Club and Bert Marsh of the South End
Rowing Club.
Novice four-oaFed barge race, three
quarters of a mile to stake and return
Won by crew composed of E. Moves
stroke. Joe Lundie after-waist, A S.
Bushnell forward waist, AL Korn bow
and A. Collins coekswain; second, crew
composed of Ed Barraty streke, J. E.
Breasnean after waist, Charles Web
ster forward waist and II. H. Pierson
bow, j. Mccormick cockswain,
oficials-Announcer. Knight Pierson;
referee, Captain Ed Scully; starter,
Captain Charles Wilson, Ariels; judges,
J. Pallis, DR.. Harrington and George
Collopy.
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FOOTBALL CHAMPIONSHIP
Won BY INDEPENDENTS
Defeat Albion Rovers by Score
of Six to Nothing on the
Freeman's Park Field.

That teamwork in football counts
against individual playing was proved
yesterday when the Albion Rovers Of
Oakland lost the association football
game at Freeman's Park, and, In doing
so, lost the championship of the league.
The Independents of this city won by
a score of 8 to 0, thus taking the cham
pionship cup.
The game was scheduled for the Sun
day following April Is, but the fire
changed the foetballers' plans and 1t
men Of the league came together for
the final effort for the cup.
When the game was called at Free
mans Park the Albion Rovers had only
seven men available. They were game,
and as other deyotees of the pigskin
game were in attendance a picked team
was placed in the field. At that the
Albiops had the best of the game in the
first half Easy goals were missed by
Gilbert on two occasions, whereas Nc
Callum proved a remarkably clever for
ward for the Albions McCallum' s
crosses were a feature of the game, but
they were not "negotiable"-in other
words, he had no support from the
ether forwards. Petrie played hard, as
vidual record and the teamwork suf-
fered. The first goal was made by
Balmain in the first half, when Bayne
missed chance to score for the RoYers.
In the second half Balmain nursed
the ball from deep center TO a point
only a few yards from the net and
kicked the goal while Pegg, the volun-
teer keeper for the Albions, was off his
guard. After some good saving by
Halliburton, Eddie Fay scored the third
goal although the claim had been made
that the Albion goat Keeper had been
fouled The referee overlooked the al
legged infringement of the rules. T.
Fay got the fourth goal, the goal keeper
allowing the ball to pass between his
legs. He misjudged the sphere, think
ing he would be forced to jump TO keep
it from the net.
You'd have an awful time stopping
pig" said a spectator, and Pegg
Joined in the laughter that followed.
The fifth goal was made by Anderson.
who kicked the ball that bounded from
his head. E. Fay took the sixth goal
with a straightaway kick.
A large crowd witnessed the game,
which was refereed by Fuwster. The
linesmen were McFarl and Barnes. The
teams lined up as follows;
Albion Rovers-Goal, Halliburton;
right fullback, Bayne; left fullback,
Anderson; right halfback, Mckay; CEN
ter. Mclaughlin; left halfback. Aims
left Inside forward, Petrie; center for
ward, Lees inside left forward, Sum-
merVille; outside left forward, Mccall
lum.
Independents-Goa Pegg; right full
back, Souter; right fullback. Milne;
left fullback. Duncanson; right half
back, Michaels; center halfback,
Hyatt; left halfback, Jones; right out
side forward, r. Fay; left inside for
ward, Cunningham; center forward, E.
Fay; inside left forward Balmain.
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.
SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race, five furlongs. selling-PaIemon 1f2
Convent Belle 100, katherine c 109, Rousa l09
Mrs. FIR. Newburgh 1o9, Banlado 100.
Black Gem 100. Charles Green 100, Silent Jean
100, Smiler los, Tryconne los, Cascade of Dia,
monds 1OT Mooropus 1O5. Colonel Jewell l05.
Jim Pendergast lo4, Contestrix 1o8, Avonella
Third race. six furongs, selling-Rudabeck
112, Homestead 1l2. Redwald 100, Glendennlng
10s, Dueiist 100. Modder i0e yiona I0T, Alice
Carey 101. Anona lot, Pruewood 1o7, Happy
Chappy 104, Huaehuea 1o4
Fourth race, one mile, selling-sandstone 11O.
Bear Hunter lot, Calculate io7, Little Joker
107. Gloomy Gus 107, Allopath l05 Ralph Young
Fifth race, one mile, selling-Joyner lI0,
ocyrehe 10. Spondoolix l07, Urbane 10Y, Lerida
1o7, May Holiday 105, Holly Berry los, Leash
los, Birdie p los, Baker I05.
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles, selling
Hot loe. w. B. Gates 100. Jaekfull ios, Pay
Me 100, Lucian 109 Prekles 109, Dusty Miller
100, Watercnre i04, Bonar lo4, Harbor 1e2,
Cabin 90
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CIRCUS ELEPHANTS STAMPEDE
DURING HIGH wINDSFoRu
Five Jump Down Embankment Into
Snake River Rapids at Idaho
Fails.

DENVER. July s.--A special to the
Pest from Idaho Falls, Idaho. says that
severe windsterm yesterday stamped
ed the elephants of the Sells-Floto
shows and a serious panic was mar
rowly averted. A part of the big tent
was blown down, but the audience es-
capped I'm. safety. Later the wind went
down and the performance was con-
tinued.
Meantime five of the stampeded eie-
plants ran across fields to the Snake
River, where they jumped down a TWEEN
ty-foot embankment into the rapids
Some of them were carried far down
the stFeam before they were rescued.
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SEATTLE MEETING
IS IMPROVING.
BOokmakerS Find Coin
Plentiful but Hard
to Retain at Times
The Average Bettor at
The Meadows Proves
as Wise as an Owl
BY FRED f. MULHoLLAND.

SEATTLE. July s.-The meeting at
The Meadows seemingly improves
with age, for the track showed to
better condition during the second
week and more classy horses were
seen at the barrier.
dozen books found no paueity Of
money in circulation, but did expe-
rience difficulty in retaining any
great portion Of IL The average eiti-
zen here is wise as a village owl. Up
10 date the Klondiker with the big
bundle is a stranger about the betting
ring. For some reason he appears to
strike farther south of recent years.
Joe Harlan, the California layer
has developed into quite a bettor. He
has made money booking, but his out
side speculatiOns have not all been
successful Harlan will likely depart
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GARvIN BEATS OLD FE4MMArEs.
Takes n Game For the Siyashes From
the Portland Giants.

SEATTLE. July S.--Garvtn. the elon-
gated slabster who was released by
Portland to be signed by the Siwashes,
had his former teammates completely
al MS mercy during the game today.
he would have pitched a shutout but
for booted liner by Johnny Kane.
Score, 81. Harry Isabeu a Seattle
boy, was given a try at short and COW
cred himself with glory. His work
was heady ard brisk and his batting
netted him a twO-base hit He was
given an enthusiastic reception. The
score:
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pre.iaio Nine Defeated,

SAN JOSE, July s.-The home base
ball team won from the Preside nine
today by the score Of to 2. Oswald
of the Presidios was removed from the
field by a policeman after refusing to
obey Umpire Conway's order to retire
Emerson allowed four hits and Rol-
lander five.
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McL0UGHLIN is BEATEN
ON PARK TENNIS COURTS
Allows Too Liberal a Handicap
to Harold Getz in Singles
Tournament Finals.

There were but few matches played on
Saturday on the tennis courts. At the
park Maurice Mclaughlin and Harold
Getz met in the finals OF the handicap
singles tournament commenced July 4.
The Juvenile champion was beaten. but
lost by a narrow margin He allowed
the large odds of owe 80 SO TO Getz.
The latter Is a clever young player
and with these odds Mclaughlin looked
to have little or no chance 10 win He
played his usual clever game and Getz.
with his big handicap. just won out.
The score was SIS. ST.. SIS. Nc
Loughlln made a remarkable showing
in this tournament considering the
unusually large odds he was called
upon TO eoncede in each match. Getz
was on the owe 40 mark and the fact
that he received a handicap of owe
so 3-6 shows how Mclaughlin stands
among the boys OF his age.
The tournament committee OF the
California Club decided yesterday 70
hold two tournaments In August. One
will be a rather novel event u will
be a scratch singles for players who
do not hold titles This will exclude
Herbert Long. Charles Foley, George
James and Carl Gardner. The last
named player is ineligible on account
of his victory In the doubles at Stock
awarded the winner of the event.
The other tournament for August
will be a mixed doubles, probably
handicap affair.
The players who competed in the
Stockton tournaments on the Fourth
report the weather on that day hotter
than at San Rafael Defaults were
unusually numerous and few matches
were actually played Charley Foley.
who won the singles. is still suffering
from the, effects of the heat.
Carl Gardner, who was defeated by
George Baker. has IL in for the latter.
Baker declared his intention Of de-
faulting 10 Gardner after he had made
a good showing Gardner claims he
loafed along on this account and did
not make much of an effort to win.
When il was point set in favor OF
Baker the latter won the required
point instead of defaulting- In future
Gardner will no doubt try TO win on
merit and cut out the charity. Baker
defaulted to Foley In the finals on
account OF the extreme heat
Farmer Boy withdrawn; Tralee's Best
~
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cordingly he proceeded to bet hundred
for himself and like amount for the
colts owner, Barney Schreiber. In a
close fit at the wire Meiitah led out
the Schreiber colt short head. Nell
tab is raced under lease by Harry Mack,
but IL is said is also owned by sehrei-
Der.
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SUMMARY

Twe-base hits-Van Buren, Isabel. MeHaIe
Left on bases-Seattis TO- Portland 3. Sacrifices
hits-B!ankenship, Streib. GarVin Sweeney
Bases on balls-On Garxin l. on MOoreS r.
Struck 0ut-By GsFVin a. by MoOres 2 Time Oc
game-Oae hour and 80 minutes. Umpire-Per-
rine.
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SEMINARY

Three-base hit-Devereaux Sacrifice hits
Williams. smith, Haekett Gates. Haley. FIRST
base on errOrs-San Francisco /, Oakland 2 First
base On called ballS-O6 Meyers s. on Gates 2
Left on hases-San Francisco 8, Oakland O.
STRUCK out-By Gates 2 Hit by pitcher
y BFien. Time OF game--1 hour 80 minutes
Umpires-Knell and Mcdonald
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Mehler out fer interference.
Summary.

Two-base hits-Reidy, Smith. Sacrifice hits
OBrien, Mohler, Smith, Devereaux- First base
base on called baIls-On 0'Brien 4. Left on
bases-San Francisco 4. Oakland 2. Double
play-Yan Haltren to Haley. Passed ball-Bliss.
Time Of game-1 hour 35 minutes. Umpres-
KnaH and MrDhnalh
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ELEVEN INNINGS IN THE SOUTH.
Los Angeles Beats Fresno After m Isx-
citing Struggle on Home Grounds.

Los ANGELES, July s.-Los Angeles
won today from Fresno by score OF
to in an eleven-inning game. Both
teams made two errors and the game
occupied two hours of energetic play
Ing Eastwood of Fresno was hit by
batted ball and Toman Of the local
team was hit by his own batted bail
Score:
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TEAMSTER STRICKEN.--Oakland. July g.
J. P. Rosengren, a Danish teamster, aged SO
years, was stricken with apoplexy while loading
his wagon at IL O'Clock this morning at the
city wharf and fell headlong from the vehicle,
striking on his head. When takon TO the Re
ceiving Hospital he was in comatose condi.
ton. He died later In the day.
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SUMMARY

Home run-Crsvath. TwO-base hits-Woiters.
Delmas, Esgan Dashwe0d. Sacrifice hifs-Eflis.
Casey (2l. First base errOTs~-FreRDO I. Left
on bsses-LOs Angeles 8, F~sH0 ;. Bases
balls-Or Randolph a. OF Lemke 4. Struck
0Ht-By Randolph 8, BY Lemke s. Double play
Randolph to Ssodgrass 70 McCleuand. Time OF
game3fw0 hours. umpire-HadsOn.
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Farmer Boy withdrawn; Tralee's Best
beat Freeport
Deciding course-T. J. Cronin's Ira
lees Best (Cronins Wild Tralee- Fair
Liiy) beat Il. J0lly's Ragged Actor
fortuna Favente-Little Beautvl-
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NEW YORK ENTRIES.

First race, fYe-eighths OF a mile, full course
selling, maiden two year -olds-yiuten i0e Sam
Rice l02, Anna May i03, Beauelaire 1of Zeb
edee 10i, 81 Captain 101, Carriers i0l Somnit
90, Plausible l0i, Lady Vincent o. Gallant
Dan 97, Mortibey 81, Compensation 100, Maid
ton "a, Paragon I02.
Second race one mile. three-yearoids and
upright Royal Ill. Dolly spanker los, Old
Faithful l06, Bluestone l04, Rose of Gold 104
Moonshine 104, Belle of Pequest 90, Watertank
10l, Single Life 90, Bryan los.
Third race, i've and half furlongs, full
course-Eddie Ware 102 McCarter 122 J. c.
Core 119, Linnepee 112, Arctic liz, Montgom.
cry 112, Royal Breeze 112. See Saw 100. Puri-
tan Girl 100. Marathon 112, Standard Oil lI2
Grand Clidette 100, Fantastic 100. Botanist 122
0kenite 1923, George s. Davis lit.
cap-Go Between 1876. Colonial Girl lis, First
Mason 112, Eugenia Burch 1l3, Bedoufn I05
I.ogistella 49, Rams Horn 113, Biandy 1os.
Fifth race, six and half furlongs, main
course. handieap-Monet ia Arklirta ia
1ronsdes 112, Edna Jackson Ill. FlaxIpaa 100,
Gallsirant 100, Just So los, Comedienne io4
Baliota 112 Ticker 92, Diamond Flush 90,
Waring o. Tommy Waddell llo.
Sixth race, 1ve-eighths of mile division of
irsD--Doc Kyle l06. Amour 90, Lad Of Lang
don los, Umbrella ios, Fish Hawk 90. Allonby
lo6, Standard oil lo4, Alta Farola se Xmas
lo2, Athens 90, Tos 1o2, Turbulence i01. DR..
Golden West o., Shaiagora "a, Sweet Eileen
"a. Bay Twig 97
Seventh race three-auarters Of a mile, on
woodsman 9s, Priority 113, Laneastrian
Ill, Angler l07, Onatas los, Klingsor 102, Hunt
ington 101, Leila e5.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.


First race-Benlado, Convent Belle,
Katherine C.
Second race-Cascade of Diamonds,
Charles Green, Silent Jean.
Third raee-Huaehuca, Glcndennlug,
Rudabek.
Fourth race-Gloomy Gus, AlIopath,
Little Joker.
Leash.
Sixth race-Lucian, JackfuI, Pay Me.
SHEEPSHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Somnus, Carriers, Knight
of Iyanhoe,
Second race-oid Faithful, Dolly
spanker, Right Royal.
Third race-RoyaI Breeze, Marathon,
Montgomery.
Fourth race-Bedouin, Rowe entry,
RAMS Horn.
Fifth race-Moneta, Edna jackson,
Arklirta.
Sixth race-Xmas, Umbrella, Bay
Twig.
Weather, clear, track, fast.
LATONIA SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-Alma Gardia, Field Lark,
Prfncfpia.
Second race-Judith Louise, Light
ming Conductor, Jay Swift.
Third race-Alma Dufour, Harding,
Gus Heidorn.
Fourth raee-Ferris entry, Stoddard,
Sigmund.
Fifth race-Joe Shields, Augur, In
fammabie.
Sixth race-RevoIt, Elastic, Oasis.
Seventh race-Hubbard, Little Eikin,
Dalesman.
Weather, clear; track, fast.
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BatterfeS-Lundgren ana King; Will
lis and Gibson. Umpires-J Johnston and
O'Day,
ST. LOUIS, July s.-Cincinnati won,
from st. Louis today In the ninth, to
o. in a pitchers battle. Score:
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: o11cn 49,
Proud Seals Are Humbled
on Idora Park Diamond
Are Shut Out in the Afternoon Struggle the Score Board
Reading Four to Nothing at the Close.
RESULTS OF GAMES.

Oakland, 8; San Francisco, 2.
Oakland, Al San Francisco, o.
Los Angeles, q; Fresno, 5.
Seattle. 4; Portland, 4.
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CHICAGO GOES TO PIECES
IN THE NINTH AND LOSES
Superb Pitching and Fielding Mark
the Early Periods of Base
ball Play.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

CHICAGO, July s.-After eight In
nings of superb pitching and great
fielding the locals gave Pittsburg the
game In the ninth on wild throw.
pass. a sacrifice and single. The err
ror scored one run and advanced the
runners to second and third. A long
fly scored the second run, and Wagner
made 1T three by clean steal home
from third. Two singles gave the iecals
their one run. Score:
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furlongs, selling-Mil ssng a5,
Flotilla e5, Alma Gardia 95, Field Lark e5,
Laeene 90 Globe Runner 95, Wee Lass 95
Yachting Girl 90, Lizzie Mclean 110, Inspector
Girl 100 Laura Hunter 106. FrivoI 108, Prin-
ciuia los, Agnes Virginia 100, linda 100, Bell
toone Ill.
Second race Eve furlougs. seling-Banelen
a7, Demo or Outcry OF, Heirloom o. Judith
Louise 81. Section 9T Tulip ST. vesme on
Anna Ruskin 90, Jay Swift 100. Lightning Cor.
ductor 100. Liphardt 100, Hemuth 100, La Torpe
104, Avendow 1o4, Bonaventure 1o7.
Peter Nathaniel s5, Terms Rod 81. Red Light 81,
Henry 100, McIlvaine 1o4, Gus Heidorn 106
Alma Dufour 100.
Fourth race. steeplechase. handicap. short
Weird 143. Jim Bozeman 1as, sgmund 49,
Snow Drift 142 Frank Ne 145. Ohio King l49
(Eneeh and Weird Ferris entry)
Fifth race, six furlongs, selling-Oak Grove
o. Shipwreck 81. 0beron o. Hector "a. Sea
Mate p4 Toppy Girl 90. The Mate 97 Bourbon
News 97. Joe Shields 10l. Taamand 101. La
rome 102 Augur 107. InHammahle 107. Marco
los. Mayor Johnson los. Bensonhurst los.
Sixth race, six furlongs, sellinq-Minneh
o. Kepler o. McCutcheen %, Heine 81. Oasis
100, Tom Grove 101, Florizel 104. Labor 1O5
Ayr 1O5 Ida Davis 103. Cygnet 1o3. Glassful
l05. Intense 100, John A. Scott los, Revolt Iii,
Elastic 12o
selling-Cetillion as. Glisten 100. Little Elkin
102. Drexei 10S Dalesman 1oT- StrouA i0a Hub
bard 1l4.
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Los ANGELES.
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINC

Eastwood out hit by batted ball.
''Toman cut hit by batted ball, one being
ut when winning run scored
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