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Promoters Arrange to Bring O'Brien
and Cans Together in Handicap.
By r. A Sn1ytf1.


bound @ b antodes and if he doest will be with anything but light
$4,000 but the ex-olympian has aded the match
whirl the
he exaggerated
o a
this will
postpone his boxing pilgrimage to Australia
en seems to be in the pugsc storm center at present He confirmed
the following night regarding handicap match with
PHILADELPHIA sept just developed oBriens first
oBrn
flashed the wire that had MGuigan
proposition Quaker
for Decembers
public presentation last night 1t found impossible
will
tonight The private view Of the pictures wiz be at the Colonial
the pictures
at this fight DESTROYED during the
An agent made
of
natives with the magic pictures
Sgpt at @ on Ry Ems P street near Fillmore to sign articles
rivals box of This will
fight
ne
before he takes Walcott The friends
would have difficulty spoke
highly OF Thomas ability
clipper declaring he never
his
Ohio He his easy money
at once he viii do so as soon declared
hOnOrs He 81 years old and weighs l57 ~
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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

WINDSOR. Sept. I2.-Following are the en-
tries for tomorrow:
First race. six and a half furlongs. selling
Left Guard Io3, Sonnet sc. r. T. Arm 90. Petit
Due 100, Pearl Hayes l02. Merry George l02,
Tan o'shanter lo2, ConJuress Io2. Adzre l02.
Prank Collins l09
Second race. Eve furlongs-Grsfton 102. Tom
Anderson 100. Precept 1O2. Abingdon 102, Ducie
lo2. Jane Hon I02. Crosscut 102. McAllister I05
kildare lo5. Arguer los. Silver Star los. Bene-
vole lo6.
Third race. steeplechsse. short course-wilkey
125 Berry Wsdden l25. Manzano 147. Bank E0li-
day 147. sam Farmer 1sS, Lulu Young l53 Lit
tie WaliT I32.
Fourth race. seven furlongS. free handicap
Eminola 76. Joe Coyne 90 Gold Mate 100 Gold
Enamel 100. Cholk Hedrick 101, Fair Calypso
I02- Charles Eastman los, Garref Wilson 100
Bryan IL. Gadichon &c. lBryan and cadichon.
Airhart entry.
Firth race. I've furlongs-Teo Beach 81. Hano-
way 81. Grace Kfrnbau 81. Entire rous 9T lava
100 De Orc 100. Ninot los. Planute 10
Sixth race. one mile, selling-Matis Ss Rubai-
ysf 90. O1kiesf ~. Anna Day %. Away % An
ME Berry 20. Sincerity Belle 1o2. Don't You
Dare i02, Lemon Girl 102, Goodman IO2. Knowi-
edge 10.
Seventh race six and half furlongs selling
Baby While 81. Rain Devils 96. Lena Jones &c
Knickerbocker e6 " ". Pierce 96. Reuben IS
Ms Annie 1o2. George Perry 1o2. Margery Car
ney 102. Rarfana I02. Ezra Io3. Arrnorer fo5
Albuis lo5, Chsmblee 1o5.
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NEW TRACK RECORD
MADE BY JOHN
S. INGLIS.
LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, Sept 1.-THE ninth
day of the meeting was a sparkling
successA The card offered was well bal
anced and contained as its real magnet
of attraction the Bryan special. con-
dition affair at one mile, carded in
honor of the Nebraska orator, who is
the city's guest today. Colonel Jim
Douglas, the Louisville horse, always
ruled favorite, both in point of senti-
ment as well as in the betting, with
John Inglis next in demand.
Getting off free of his field. John L.
Inglis led the entire trip and won cas-
lily. He was best today. San Primo
was third until the last hundred yards,
when Colonel Bartlett moved up, beat
ing him out In drive for the show
beating him out in drive for the show
money. The time. 1:41, makes a new
track record. Summary:
First race, five and a half furlongs-SIster
Huffman won. Lightwool second, Caita third
Time, l:0S 2-5
Second race. mile and twenty yards-speed-
maker won. Ben Shaw second, Missouri Lad
third Time. 1:43 1-5.
Third race. six furlongs-Hector won, Mansard
second. Ethel Day third. Time. 1:14
Fourth race, Bryan Special. one mile-John L.
Inglis won, Colonel Jim Douglas second. Colonel
Fifth race, hve and half furlongs-Bitter
Miss won. Timothy Wen second. Merchant third.
Time, L .0S-
sixth race. mile and a quarter--Mamie Aleol
won Marshal Ney second, Docile third. Time.
2:oS 3-5.
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Edited by
R. A. Snyth
ENTRIES FOR AUTO
RELIABILITY
CONTEST.
By r. r. I'tIorr1rnedieu-

By r. r. I'HOrr1n1eCifeu.
The entries for the reliability test
which is TO be held by the Automobile
Club Of California tomorrow number
10 date twenty three This is not likely
to be all. for there are undoubtedly
some who will come in at the last mo-
ment.
The representatives of the different
machines in the city have been unable
10 get cars TO enter. They have had
10 hunt up some of their customers
who have time 10 make the trip as
they have sold out all the cars on hand
There are but few who have cars in
stock. and these have made liberal
entries
The cars that are entered are: Cadil-
lacs-Two by Cuyler Lee. one forty
horsepower machine and one ten-horse-
power machine Cieveland-One BY j.
W. Leavitt & Co. thirty fve- horse
power. Compound-One BY Charles
Arcy, acknowledgements. Corbin--
one by ]. w. Leavitt & Co.. twenty
Iour-horsepoWer. DarracQ-One by
William Bogen. sixteen horsepower.
Franklin-One by Jules A. Landsberg-
er, thirty horsepower. Heine Velox-
One by g. o. Heine, forty-norsepower.
Locomoblle-One by Dr. G. NJ Freeman.
thlrty-nVe- horsepower. National-Two.
one by William 5. Everets and one by
pdny- Packard-One by A B. Costlg gan.
twenty horsepower. Peerless-One bv
Max L. Rosenfeld, thirty horsepower.
Pleree-Arrow-One by j. A. Marsh.
orty-norsepower. Pope-TOledo-One
by Homer Boushey. forty-horsepower.
Reos-Three by J. W. Leavitt Co. two
sixteen horsepower and one eight
HORSEPOWER Stevens-Duryea = Two.
one BY Elias NJ Hecht twentv-horse-
power, and one by W. H. Hooper. twen-
ty-norsepower. Studebaker-Two, one
oy chester N Weaver, thirty horse
power, and one by A L. Van Valin-
twenty horsepower. White-One bv q.
A Hawkins. hirty-horsepower. Win
ton-One- by Burrell G. White. thirty
hve-horsepower
This entry does not represent the
number of automobiles that will 20
down TO Del Monte, as there are nnanv
OF the owners who will make the trip
put are not going to take part in the
contest
A b. Watson, who is handling the
CITY end OF the run, has requested that
ali Inose entered be at the Auto Liv-
cry Garage at s o'clock sbarp tornorrovr
morning. The Del Monte end of tha
run will be under the supervision of
L A hawkins. a member OF the rms
ana tour committee. Mr.. Hawkins will
races -
Max l. Rosenfeld OF the Olympic
club will depart for the East after
the run TO Del Monte 10 witness ths
Vanderbilt Cup race.
n N Blakesley, vice president OF
the Auto Livery Company. has lust re-
turned from an extended tour Of the
southern part Of the State. While away
he visited Santa Barbara ana Los A.
geles.
Mr. and Mrs Georges p. Moore spent
tne holidays the first part OF the week
IN trip TO Sacramento. Thev ala nor
nave as good time as they expected
LOT .ne road from Stockton TO Sacra-
mento is in frightful condftfor ~
instance Is about forty-ive miles. ana
It TOOK them three hours and twenty
Ihlhutes 10 cover the distance. The
road Is full OF chuckhoIes. The road
ns9 oeen recently oiled and this fact
added TO the discomfort OF The -,e,s.-
lists. o'o'-
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LouIsvILLE ENrRIEs.

LOUISVILLE, Sept I2-Foilowine are the
entries for tomorrow ar Douglas Park:
First race. about six furlones. seliing-Jes-
ssmy 93 Forepiece SO. Grace Larsen es Floral
Queen IS. Wee Kitty ee Cackler es Tetanus
Ss Cuddledoon IS. Merry Patriot loI Prince
Miles 101. MontaIbsn l03. ElectOrine 103. Prin-
cess Marie l05. Ouardf los. Sir Geonrey 10.
Second race about six furlongs. selling-Afar-
peess g. Herlide 9e. Pacihco IS. Cygnet as,
Jucors 1oz, Easy Street 103. Lady Lavish Io3,
Ida Davis I03, Mona " 103, Tewnmoore 103,
Erla Lee l03 Fargo 10z
Third race. one mile and seventy yards.
purse-Tarp 90 The Ciansman %, Amberita
90. Mistress Of Rolls 90. San Primo 90. Celeres
102. The Englishman l02, Ara los, McIivain JOS.
Fourth race, seven furlones. handicap-ZEx-
element 60. Gus Eeidorn 95, Inyincibie 100.
Ia Londe 103. NeadoEbreeze 1o4 Don Domo
1oz. Sir Russell 1o5. Red Leaf LOG, Devout 1o7.
Martha Gorman 1O7-
Fifth race. eve furioasz. sening-ocelot sc.
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SEATTLEMAGNATES
AWAIT ARRIVAL,
OF BERT.
sPECIAL DISPATCH 10 TEE c.rr

SEATTLE. Sept 12--Presfdent Rsr+
ol tne Paclnc Coast Baseball League
~Ho' according to report recaivad
from san Francisco, left that citv for
seattle last night. will be warmly vel
coined upon his arrival here. accord
ing 10 Russell Hall. Hall knew nofh-
ing OF the intentions Of Bert ,,nfft
so Informed today.
l viii be glad TO see Bert here b,-
ever said Hall. For several seasons
ne mas not been in Seattle for four vsa-s
ana his long-desired presence r,ignr
nave the effect OF Strengthening oD7 q
number OF tangles and smootbi19 go
a lot Of differences that have sr,.e..
IN the management OF the league so far
as the local team is Concerned
nave been trying TO get him
neIe lor tne past year and should he
come we will be able to show bfr, :
1e" Things that will open his eyes as
US lately y
> Relating to the seizure Of s15oo for
Ieit. Hall says he would be glad n
Bert would give any definite informa-
lion as 70 the location OF the money
which was put up four years ago a.
the time or the formation OF the Iearua
Another grievance OF the local cIuh
Is the fact that 1t has been obliged 70
pay umplres out OF its own nnonev
when there is an umpire fund handled
by the league officials It is highly
probable that when Bert arrives in
Seattle he will have his hands full in
arranging the many troubles with
which he will be confronted.
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

NEW YORK. Sept. 12.-F0lloving are the
entries for tomorrow at Sheepshead Bay:
First race. maiden twO-T Tear-Olds. selling, five
and a half furlongs, Futurity course-AfOlesey 90,
Chinels lO4 Merrill 90, RsppahannOck I02 King
Brush %, CoitnesS los. Sandy Creeker 1O9
Gargantna 1o7. Lelly los. Dzrsbow 102 Lady
Coventry 90. NSQuero 20. r Tovar 1O5 Silver
Tail 90, Mitre 104, Ace High 1O2 Thomas Hay
SO, Colonel Jack 90, Edward Everett 81, FL
Dorado 102, Marriage Bsnns 81.
second race, all ages, one mile-GraZiallO
lls Rapid Water lle, King Cole lle, Prince
Hamburg 116. Cottontown JOY. Tsrantela 104
Fish Hawk s. WaterErass lO4. Oaklarn 10Y
Dolly Spsnker 10, Astronomer IOT, Deutschland
Third race, one and a quarter miles selling
Our Sister 80. Son0ma Belle 81. Jennie McCabe
%. Huntington los, John Lyle 90, Louis Il 81.
Ebony g.
Fourth race. seven furlongs main course
Roseben 122. Oxford 115. Brookdale Nymph us.
Prince Hamburg. 10. Sanfara 105. Diamond
Flush l07 Heaslip los.
Firth race, steeplechase, selling. about two
and half rnileS-Spencer Rein 14S. Allegiance
l4S. Ligero 137. Pete DALEY 1z2, Vestment
ls5, Caller lbs. May Woodhouse 13l. Phantom
Jas.
sixth race. I've and half furIongs maiden
two-year-olds, selling. Futurity cOurse-Jobs-
town loT, James Crawford 105. Algie 80. Gid
lO3. Cambyses 104. Boxer 10s Boomerang 90
knight Of IvanhOe l02. Berkeley l02. Thistle
seed l02. Hiram los. NilldO %. Jscinta 9o
Pass Him Out lO2 Andoche g. Slippery Io4
Citrons 96. sophie Garter 81. Lady Vincent 95,
Skirl -, John J. Rogers 81.
Seventh race, one and a half miles. turf
Entree lib, Outcome III, Sailor Boy IS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
TWO STAKES ON PROGRAMME
AT INGLEsTDE NEXT SUNDAY
Sixty-four Evenly Matched Greyhouuds
VIII Furnish Some Interesting
Sport for the Leshmen.

The card for Ingleside coursing Park
next Sunday will be made UP of two
stakes. The draw last night resulted
as follows:
Class Stake, sixteen entries-FIower
Girl vs. Lady Kelp. Rose OF Gold VS..
Russell j. Footsteps VS.. Miss viking.
Princess Lightfoot vs. Humboldt. Car
low Boy VS.. Panoche. Tom King VS..
Presto, Gallant Boy VS.. Dolly Bishop.
Lucy Clair VS.. Dan Finnigan.
Open Stake, forty-eight entries
Wild Mamie VS. Gertrude, Sampler VS.
The Limit. Mi Amigo vs. Sir Lipton.
Blooming Dutchman VS. Jim RYAN.
Gallant Tipperary VS.. Sherman, Choo
Choo vs.. Real Bona. the Old Peach VS..
Domestic Lad. Frank C VS. Paul Dun
bar, Renegade Apache VS.. walla Walla.
The Crowd VS.. Princess Savoy, Pre-
sidio Boy vs. Big Boy. Nora Alto VS..
Cry Baby, Young Rocker VS. Medea.
Fiddler VS.. Jimmy Lyons, Irma Hot
foot VS.. Green of the South, Pony Capt.
tol VS.. Real American, Primrose VS..
Sebastopol, the Arrow VS. Frank Dunn.
Golden Flower VS.. Bill Rocker. Busy
Boy VS. Ragged Actor Madame Dunyea
VS.. Limerick Boy. Bill Delaney VS..
Farmer Boy, Waubanauhkee VS.. Col
ored Lady, Blue Eyes VS.. Sara Alto.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
YOUNG ATHLETES
SHOW SKILL ON
THE TRACK.

The 1907 and 1908 classes of the Cali
fornia School of Mechanical Arts strug-
gled for track honors yesterday in the
first inter class field day the students
have held since the reopening of school,
Score: 1908. SO points; 1907. So; 1909,
19; and 1910, 3 points
Archie Butler, 08, ran the fifty-yard
dash in the fast time of s-5 seconds
This time was caught by both timers.
Butler also distinguished himself in the
hundredyard dash by beating Charlie
Golcher by less. than a foot Golcher
however, was not in condition
The surprise of the day was Ernest
Thompson of the 1907 class, who beat
Crabtree in the sso-yard dash. Thomp-
son was in the second row of runners
at the start, but managed to overtake
Crabtree during the last lap and then
won in the squirt to the tape. Sum
mary:
5o-yard Dash-Won by A. Butler, 'os;
e. Bstt9 ss,ra 95 Te second I ssoanss
os: G. Golcher, o7, second; " ". otseg, sobey,
o7 third; Time, II seconds;
Ter, M .oS, third. ai Time, s Sis5 seconds. o. hu
44o,yard Dasi.mooWon .oo by A, Crabtree.
os 6 Stevens GS tine sssond; tsps5 Padiia
Ss0-yard Dash-Won by E. Thomp-
son, '07; A Crabtree. '0S, second; A.
Newton, oS. third Time. minutes and
One-mile Run--G. PadiIIa, 'oS.. and ].
Little, 'O9. tie for first place. O. Kuchei.
0s, third Time. minutes. 20 s-5 sec
onds.
Two-r1iie Race-Won by f. Lodge.
'OS: A. Brown, OF, second; A. B. Sinlp-
son. 'os, third. Time. IL minutes and
5o-yard High Hurdies-Won by G.
Allsop, OF. E. Thompson, OF, second;
G. Bromley '0s, third. Time, Z seconds.
220-yard Hurdles-Won by c. Ailsop.
'o7: e. Thompson, OF. second: II. Per
cival, '0S, and G. Bromley, 'OS. tie for
third Time, 16 seconds
Pole vault-Won by r. Hupp. 'o9 G.
Klein, '07, second; A. Butler ,6S. third.
Height. 8 feet inches.
Shot Put-Won by c. Bell, 'os; G.
third Distance. 46 feet inches.
High Jump-Won by II Klein, '07:
W. Buescher, 'oS, second; r. Hupp. '09.
third. Height, feet inches.
Broad Junp-Won by r. Hump. ,o9:
w. Sobey. 'O7. second: A. Crabfree. '0S
third. Distance, 19 feet 7 inches.
One-mile Relay Race-Won hv class
of 1907; class OF 1908. second; class Of
officials: Timers. Tibbitts and Shaw
han; scorers, Ensign and Michels, an
nouncer, Randall; judges of finish.
Batchelder, Newton and Tibbitts: start
er. J. n. Brewer.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
SPORTS
NEAL0NSH0WS WAY
TO SOME FAST
SPRINTERS.
sPEcIAL DIsPArcH 10 rHE cA1I.


NEW YORK. Sept 12-The Dinner
stakes were run here this afternoon.
This was the Waldorf for tzvo-vear-
olos al three quarters OF a mile with
S25oo added. and one special condition
imposed upon the nominators was that
the owner Of the winner should pur-
chase sumptuous spread for the other
owners and one friend each.
me talent installed McCarter favor
lte al 10 >. Kentucky Beau. backed
from 20 down 10 to l under q
heavy play, won the classic. McCarter
went 10 the front right after the start.
but was soon outrun by Kentucky
Beau which took the lead half way
from the finish and stayed in front ali
the way winning in pne easiest kind
OF fashion by three lengths from Nc
Carter. which beat Conville six lengths
for the place.
The California horse Nealon upset
the calculations of the talent in the
september Stakes. He was well PLAYED
at TO ! and after carrying Running
Water, the favorite. wide on the stretch
turn, went on and won easily. A claim
Of foul was not allowed
The track turned soft right after a
heavy shower early IN the day. The
weather cleared OF nicely in the after
noon. and this. together. with the at
tractive card, brought out one Of the
best mio-week attendances of the meet
ing. Summary
First race. six furlongs. main course-They're
gH won, frank Lord second, Mintia third.
Second race The Bellies Stakes FIVE ana a
hsi furlongs, Futurity course-Kenneyette won
los 2-5.
Ihire race, the Waldorf Stakes, six furlongs.
man course-hentucky Beau won. McCarter sec
ond- ConFille third Time. I-13 Is
Fourth race, the September Stakes mile and
three furlongs-Neslon won. Running Water sec
frna 0-Tn
fltth race, one miles-Hot Teddy won Clover
Crest second, Jocund third. Time 1-3e *
sixth race, selling. mile and furlong. on turf
Leonard Joe Hsyman won Orly III second
Luckett third Time .5S So
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
GRAHAM HOLDS THE
SOUTHRONS TO
ONE BINCLE.

Enmeshed in the net which the oats.
fielding like champions. wove about
them at every turn, and help
less before the cunning of Oscar
Graham. Dillon and his retinue
yesterday came away from Idora
Park with but one little hit between
them and the cup of bitterness from
which Gates gave Fresno the drink
two Sundays ago.
In the sixth each team threatened to
shift the balance but neither did more
than disturb it. Bernard was thrown
out at first by Francks put Gochnauer
and Cravath drew passes Dillon was
at bat and apparently intent on the
problem before him. oscar shot the
sphere to Heitmuller and so just was
the decision that Necktie couldn't even
raise a yell when Perrine Indicated
that the runner had been caught asleep
at the switch. With the solution clear
ed Dillon fell an unresisting victim 10
three strikes.
Nagle Ellis and Mcclellan were re-
tired in short order and lie first set-to
of the seventh and the Commutators
took their turn with the sticks. Heine
Heitmuller started IL with liner
straight through McClellan's hand
Bliss hunted rather harder than he
planned, it is true. but Nagle picked IT
up and flashed 1t to the bleachers- Dill
Ion recovered the ball in time TO nail
Bliss at second, but the big collegian
reached third.
Then Brick Devereaux saw how mat
ters stood and pounded out a single TO
Ellis, whereat the Teuton scored That
was enough to win the game as IL turn
ed out. The Red Dog promptly attempt
ed to steal but Eager got him Haley
soaked one to Nagle. who took the oc-
casfon to contribute his second error
and saved the st. Mary chap from the
rocks around first. Buck Francks
ensuing two bagger was entirely un-
necessary but it was good enough to
let Haley get around from first with
the second tally.
From that time on the batters were
again helpless and though Van Haltren
got his second single in the eighth, 1t
counted nothing.
The only hit credited by the scorer
against Graham was natty little sin
gle off Ellis bat in the second inning.
which barely eluded both Brick and
Buck and was finally stopped by Kru-
ger. The score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
DETROIT WINS WITH
TWO MEN GONE
IN NINTH.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

DETROIT, Sept 12.-With two out in
Detroit's ninth. Moore had his game
won. 4 TO o, with three scattered sin
giles the record against him Then
Scheibeck, Siever, Cobb and Coughlin
singled in succession. Crawford was
given a base on balls and Payne tripled,
ending the game in favor OF Detroit,
way through. Score:
Detroit
Batteries-Siever and Schmidt; Moore
CHICAGO. Sept 12.-Pitcher Smith Of
ST. Louis was batted hard at the right
time today, and Chicago won an easy
game from the visitors The batting
of Davis and Stone was the feature Of
the game. Score:
St Louis ~ 4
Batteries-Altrock and Roth; Smith
an NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-On the eve of
their departure for what will be de-
cisive with both Eastern and Western
teams. the New York Americans lost
the last game of the season on their
home grounds. Score;
Boston -
NiM Batteries.GIaze erie and carrigan; orth
any PHHLADELPHIA, 4IeaSLHIA Sept. 1s.-Philadel-
phia made it three straight by taking
today's game from Washington The
score:
washington --......-..----.i ! s
Batteries-Patten and Warner Gun
min CHAM and Schreck.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning Telegraph
First race-Adare, COnjuress, Merry
George.
Second raee-BenevOIe, Arlington, Sill
ver star.
Third race-LuIu Young, Bank HoIi-
day. sam Farmer.
Fourth raee-CharIie Eastman, Air
hart Entry. ChoIk Hedrick.
Fifth race-Planute, Javanese, Teo
Beach.
sixth raee-RubaIyat, Annie Berry,
Anna Day.
Seventh race-ChambIet, Baby Willie,
Reuben.
weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
HOUSEHOLDER MAY LOSE JOB.
President Bert VIII Invesfigate Rovdv
Conduct Of Semitic Fielder


Eddie Householder OF the Seattle
club, who was sassy to Umpire Klopf
last sunday at the Sound City. will
have chance TO explain himself be-
fore President Bert Of the league
while Bert is in the north investixat-
ing the rebellion OF the club owners.
AT present Householder is under sus-
pension for his tactics. and IL his view
of the case Is not more datterinx than
President Bert now believes it TO be
the right-nelder may find himself fob
less Tor the rest Of the season Ex-
pulsion from the league IS not a re-
mote possibility. according to Bert.
Householder and Klopf had an ami
mated difference Of opinion about the
game and klopf ordered the player to
the bench Instead OF going he started
for his position and en- route gave his
shoulder TO the umpire so forcib1y that
Klopf was knocked TO the ground Bert
wired for particulars which were re-
ceiyed yesterday morning. Now will
come the Investigation
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
BURKE LAYS DOWN WHEN
KELLY BEGINS TO ROUGH 1T
Sailor From New York Gets His in the
Fifth Round of a Bout mt
Chelsea.

BOSTON. Sept. i2-Hugo Kelly of
Chicago. who claims the middIeweight
championship, was given the decision
over Sailor Burke of New York in the
fifth round of a scheduled fifteen-round
contest at the Lincoln Club in Chelsea
last night.
Referee Martin Flaherty stated his
decision was based on the action of the
New York man in dropping to the floor
three times without being hit
The contest was a slugging match
throughout with Kelly the aggressor.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

CBy the New York Morning Telegraph }
First race-Sir GOeffrey, Tetanus,
MOntaIban.
second race-PacificO, Lady Lavish,
Ida Davis.
Third race-CeIeres, The CIansman,
McIivain.
Fourth raee-DevOut, Martha Cor
man. MeadOwbreeze.
Fifth race-BOzzerian, Hereafter,
Beautiful Mayo.
Sixth raee-Mayor johnson, J. w.
O'Neil, CapifanO.
seventh race-Henry Watterson, Bel
den, Bitter Hand.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
larion Ro.e as. votlng l00. Helmath

Marion Rose es, Voting 100, Helmuth lO1.
Beautiful Mayo l02. Camille 1o3 Jacomo los.
Mildrene los, Boserrfan los Hereafter ITO.
Sixth race. about six furlongs. selling-Green
calabash 104. Mr.. Price I04, Naughty 104.
Daring 1o5 Intense los. J. w. O'NeiiI I05
The Thrall 1O6 Capitano log. Aliisfa I0T Prince
Magnet los. Kleinwood 10. Gus Heidorn no
Seventh race one mile, selling-Pinta %.
Dick Redd "a. Rubinon %. Climax 96. Belden
eq Bitter Hand 100. Henry Watterson 1o2
Oural 102 Proteus iO3. Redcoat 1Oz Peter
Nathaniel los. Banposal los, MoccasIn Maid 1O6.
The Mate LOG. Scalplock 109.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
sHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.

tBy the New York Morning TeIegraph.)
First race-LaIIy, SIitre, Vaquero.
Second raee-COttontown, Fish Hawk.
Dolly Spanker.
Third race-JOhn Lyle, SOnoma Belle,
Ebony.
Fourth raee-Sanfara, ROseben.
BrOOkdaIe Nymph.
Fifth raee-Phantom, Caller, AIIegi-
ance.
sixth raee-cftrona, Hiram, James
Afford.
seventh race-Outeome, Entree, Sail
or Boy.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-13
STANDARD A FAST MOTOR BOAT.

boat Standard, belonging to Price Nc
Kinney, won the one-nile nautical
championship of the Motor Boat Club
of America on the Hudson River today.
The Standard averaged minutes %
seconds a mile in making a two mile
run. one of which was with the tide.
The Standard also won the one-kilo-
meter race with an average of l min
ute % seconds The Dixie was second
in both races.