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The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
PRETENSION WINS
THE FEATURE
EVENT.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

LOUISVILLE. Oct S.-A good Mon
day programme was provided for race
goers today. Pretension, which had
been performing well in the East. so
far outclassed his field in the feature
event that he was a prohibitive choice,
and most of the play was on Princess
Orna and Hector for the place Break
ing none too well. Pretension at a
fast clip raced Usury into submission
at the half and then opened a lead of
two lengths into the stretch. which he
increased. winning as he pleased.
Azora outfooted Usury on the stretch
bend, earning second money easily.
The steeplechase furnished the most
exciting finish of the afternoon, Gre
olin winning from St VoIma by a
head. Summary:
First race, selling, five and a half fnrlongs-
Laura won Earl OF Leicester second, Ny Bes-
sic third. Time, los.
Second race. selling. one mile-Auditor won
Paeifeo second, WhippoorwiH third. Time.
1:41 2-5.
Third race. purse. seven furlongs-PretensiOn
Fourth race, free steeplechase. handicap,
short eourse-Creolin won St. Volma second,
Lady Jocelyn third Time. 2:55 2-5.
Fifth race, six furlongs-MiSs Leeds won
Airship second Frank Bill third. Time, 1:14.
Sixth race, selling, mile and a sixteenth
Missouri Lad won, Dudley second, Athena third.
Time, 1:48 20.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
LOUIsyILLE ENTRIEs.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. Oct. S-Following are the
entries and weights for tomorrov's races:
First race, five and a half furlongs. selling
Caper 81. Chandler 100. Malta 100. Golden
Pheasant 100. Lightning Conductor 100. Lady
Arion 101 Tom Dolan los, Margaret Morris 104
Bushthorpe 104. Chase 1O5. Frank Flesher 1O5
Gromoboi 106. Boserrlan l0G, Camp los. Lfvius
10S Alyth 11O.
Second race. six furiongs. selling-Cun 95,
Lady Carol 102. Posing 1O2 Marvel p 104
Kohnonow 104. Oasis 1O4. Toboggan 1O5. Intense
los, Suzanne Rocamora 1O5 Mayor johnson 100
Veribest 106 Fair Calypso 107. Clifton Forge
ITO. Martius Ill. Revolt Ill, AlsOno Ill.
Third race, six furlOngs-St. Tammany 90
McChord co. Hazel Thorpe co. Sbawana 90. Fed
eral 90, Auroceiver o. Butinski 80. Frontenac
102, Envoy 102, Charlie Eastman 1O4. Hector
104, Pretension 109, Martha German 109- Pla-
toon 100. Couple McChord and Hazel Thorpe
as Alvey entry.)
Fourth race, one mile, Cherokee handicap
The Clansman 95, Marshal Ney 100 DOlilda 102,
Miss Doyle 104. Arthur GUNNER lO3, El Otros
lO7, Hannibal Bey 100. Wexford 116.
Fifth race, five and a half furlOngs-Elsie
Janis o. Zanliss %. Sam Cook %, Emma V %,
Spider Web 92. Sir Geo6rey %. Hereafter 102.
Sainrida 1O2 Judith Louise 1Oe. ROthgeb 1O5,
Light Wool 105, Minot I10, Zipsngo 11O, Bitter
Boy 10.
Sixth race one mile. sellingA.Anna Day %.
Dr. Meany 93 Bitter Hand 90. Sanction 1OOs
Henry Wattersen 100. Lueie Nc I03. Rubaiyar
lO3, Petit Due 105 MOrendo 10T, J. p Nay
berry 1Oo Alcor 10. Benvolio 113-
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
By r. r. l'Hornrnedieu.

The White Garage management has
caused a notice to be posted all
through its building to the effect that
1T will see that the law is strictly OBJ
served. The notice reads:
TT is not generally known that the
laws of the State of California make
it a crime to use an automobile with
out the owners consent, but such is the
case, and all chauffeurs disregarding
this put themselves at the owners
mercy as regards prosecution. The
law is to be found under Section 499B
of the Penal Code, and reads as fol-
lows:
Any person who shall, without the
per mission of the owner thereof take
any automobile. bicycle, motorcycle, or
other vehicle, for the purpose of tenn
porarily using or operating the same
shall be deemed guilty of "a misde-
meanor. and upon conviction thereof,
shall be punished by a fine not ex-
ceeding two hundred dollars. or by
imprisonment not exceeding three
months, or by both such fine and i'm
prisonment En-. Stats, 1905, 1856
In justice to the right class OF
chauffeurs, who perform their duties
faithfully and use the cars they are
driving properly and according to their
owners directions, we believe that this
sta tute should be vigorously enforced
against willful violators of 1t, and
wherever we observe breach of it, ii
will be called to the owners atten-
tion, with the end in view that the
drivers of White cars shall be the best
men in the business. Our policy toward
cars owned by ourselves will be a
strict observance of the statute and
any of our employees using cars with
out permission will regret it,"
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BELMONT PARK ENTRIES.

NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Following are the en-
tries and weights for the races at Belmont Park
tomorrow:
First race, one mile. selling-Samuel H. Har-
ris 107, BiVouac 105, Nemesis los, Penrhyn 102.
Baron Esher 102. Robador 101, Chimney Sweep
l01. Colonel White 101, Belle of Jessamine 80,
Suffice 9S. John Lyle 9S. Dekaber 9S Crestfallen
9S, Columbia Girl &c. Anneta Lady 81, Simeon
SO, Mintia 93. Bowling Bridge %, Quinn Brady
Leonard Joe Hayman IS.
Second race, Corinthia stake. steeplechase,
about two and half miles-Grandpa TO Yama
Chrsty 154. Dick Roberts 1872 Tom Cogan l52.
Commandant 15l, Maximillan 1Jo, Pure Pepper
$50. 0leroso lag. Chere Ami 145
Third race, maiden two-year-0lds, five and Il
half furlongs, straight course-Llnnepee 107
Marathon 101. GIenGam 10T, Royal zen IUf
Village King 107, Lad OF Langdon I07 CobIe-
Marriage Banns 1o7. Corkhill I07. Lansman l07
Smiling 10I, Miss Spooner 104. Reba Stone 1O4
Viva Yoee 104, Gold Circle 104 Compact 1O4
Prisoner l04, Xmas 104. Harry Gardner l04.
Rollcking Girl 104 Manila 104 Suada lO4
Woolstartle 103
Fourth race. the Fairview. mile and six
teenth-Athlefe 10G james Reddick IO5 ARK
lirta 1o1. Stole 9S, Belle of Pequest 93 Leonard
Joe Haynan 80.
Fifth race. selling. six and half furlongs
straight course-Belcast 1906 Backmate log.
King Brush 105, Barngo 1O5 KiIter 9S Malacca
96. Anmus 94. Mintberia 90, Killochan 90 Ros-
well %. Stray 90. Riheman o. Gid 91. Sailor
Girl 50. Pungent So Royal Lady So Umbrella
Sc, Ben Strong 81, Mexican Silver a. Knight
Of Ivanhoe 81. Round Dance %.
Sixth race, handicap. one mile-Cirapple 1I7
Logistilla 116, Ped Friar ia, Pater lO5. Orilene
81, Yves 102, Guiding Star 90.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09

There is a lull in the automobile
game for the. present. The Vanderbilt
race of last Saturday marked the end
of the national game for the year.
The pleasant weather of the last
few days has caused many of the
owners to make short trips out of the
city The warm, moonlight nights
have also caused the garages to be
emptied, and practically every one who
could afford it was motoring either iu
his own car or a hired vehicle.
Locally there are but three more
events. the race meat at San Jose, the
special race at Santa Rosa and the
no-stop run of the Automobile Club of
California to Del Monte The latter
event will mark the official close of the
season in San Francisco.
There is one leak that some of the
owners have to put up with that is
costly That is the running of the
cars by the chauffeurs without the
knowledge of the owner. Time and
again news has been brought to the
owner that his automobile has been
seen dashing around at night when he
had thought that it was safely stalled
in the garage Most of the garages
have check on the cars, but there
have been occasions when a car has
left the garage without it being
checked out. Then again private cars
have been taken out at night and used
in the rent service. This has been
possible by those who were supposed
to do the checking standing in with
the chauffeur. But there is a law
against using an automobile without
the knowledge of the owner. and those
taking out the car. or any one who
aids a chauffeur in taking out a car,
is liable to punishment.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
SAN JOSE ACCEPTS
sTOCKTON'S CHALLENGE
Two Teams of State League. to Play
Series of Five Games for a
Thousand Dollars,

SAN JOSE. Oct. S.-Emile p Mayer,
manager of the local State League
team. has written to San Francisco
formally accepting the challenge of the
Stockton manager, Cy Moreing to a
post-season series of five games for a
side bet of $1,000.
Mayer telegraphed $3.50 as a forfeit.
1t is expected that this will practically
close the compact. San Jose is but
half a game behind the leaders. and
both teams are being rapidly rein
forced with the best talent obtainable.
Mayer says that Eberfield and Chase
of the New York American team. and
possibly two more of Grifith's stars
will appear in 'prune picker's" cos
tune during the post-season series AS
Danny Shay is known to have signed
almost an entire team of Eastern men
the games should prove interesting.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
VANCOUVER TO JOIN League.

SEATTLE. Oct. S.-Vancouver B. e.
will be member of the Pacific Coast
League or its successor next year I'm
less Seattle gets a new hacker there
is chance for the Northwestern
League taking this city and Portland
j. 2. Agnew. one of the present own
ers of the team, has announced his
retirement from the field. Should the
Coast League surrender the territory
Lucas of the Northwestern League will
place teams here and in Portland and
add Vancouver and Butte. Spokane
and Tacoma would complete the cir
cult If this deal fails and the Coast
League survives, then Vancouver will
apply for a franchise in it.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BOSTON GOLFERS
LEAD IN EARLY
HONORS.

WEST NEWTON, Mass. Oct. s.-The
honors in the qualifying round, which
opened the twelfth national women's $
golf championship at the Braeburn
Country Club today. rested on the
shoulders of Miss Pauline Mackay of
the Oakley Country Club of Boston
and the present title holder. Her score
of 81 for the eighteen holes was the
best card of the seventy which were
handed in Miss Frances C. Osgood
of the Country Club, Boston, made an
SO. the only other score under 90.
The remainder of the field of thirty
two players who qualified for the first
round of match play tomorrow had to
make 105 or better in order to con-
tinue in the play for the champion
ship. of these thirty-two players, in
cluding Miss Mackay and Miss Osgood,
seventeen are from the Boston dis
trict
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
DR.. FRASSE TAKES
TROT OF SEVEN
HEATS.

LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. S.-At today's
meeting of the Kentucky Horse Breed
ers' Association, the 2:12 trotting event
required seven heats. The race was
between DR.. Frasse, California Wonder.
Grattan Belle and, Charlie T. In this
race, as in all of the other events of
the day, the fields were so large that
much scoring had TO be done before
the horses received the word. but in
each heat the spectators were rewarded
by the closest and most striking I'm
fshes that have ever been seen at the
Breeders course. DR.. Frasse served as
the medium of big killing by his
owner, Algerman. of San Francisco.
Sweet Marie has a mark of 2:02 and
finished the mile this afternoon in
2:03Z She would probably have
broken her record had it not been that
she faltered in the stretch, and her
driver, thinking she was TO break" I"
pulled her up. She made the quarter
in :31H, half in 100. three-Guarters
in 1904. mile in 2:Os%. Results:
2:24class trotting. $1,000; three in hve-Ln-
lian the second, third and fourth heats
Collette won the first heat in 2:o9A.
21s-class trotting. $1,000, three in five-Budd
won the third. fourth and fifth heats and the
hrst and second heats in 2:114. 2:1oh-
in 2:12&. 2:14A. 2:16sl. Grattan Bells won
the second and third heats in 2:111s, 2:1O2t-
Charley T won the first and sixth heats IN
2:11A. 2:1413.
2:fS-elass pacing. s1O00 three in five; un-
fnished-Robert Herman won the second and
third heats in 2:1oA, 2:o9A- Moore won the
first heat in 2:101h.
2:0s-class trotting S12OO two In three: un-
fnished-The President the first heat in
2:07A. W. J. Lewis won the second heat in
2:07A: Van Zandt, John Taylor, Turley also
started.
To beat 2:o2, trOtting-Sweet Marie lost
Time. 2:0S%.
1853
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BALLOT CAPTURES
MATRON STAKES
FOR COLTS.
SPECIAL pIspArcH 10 rHn GALL

NEW YORK, Oct. S.-The West
chester Racing Association began it's
short autumn meeting at the Belmont
Park course this afternoon. Despite
the raw and cold weather which pre-
vailed there was a very heavy at
tendance at the course to witness the
sport. The opening days programme
was one of great interest and i'm
portance, containing the Matron stakes
in two sections. one for colts and geld
ings and the other for hllies, and the
historic Jerome handicap. The track
was in fast condition. The betting was
brisk
Ballot, owned by J. r. Keene, was
made the favorite in the first half of
the Matron stakes for colts and gel
dings. Ballot was far ahead in the
class and received big play. He went
into the race at to 20. Ridden by
Radtke, he went well throughout and
won handily by half a length Okenite
an 8 to l shot. took second money
from Hickory. The race was worth
10000
The second division of the Matron
stakes, for fillies, was won by T. Will
sons Alteration. Miller had the leg
up on the Wilson fllly and rode her
well at all points, bringing her home
half length to the good. Pope Joan,
]. r. Keene's nominee, was a heavily
played favorite and closed at to s.
She failed to show her usual speed
and finished third. Fantastic took Sec
ond honors.
The Jerome handicap for 3-year-olds
at one mile and five-sixteenths, was
captured by Harry Payne Whitney's
Ironsides, a to shot. The Meddler
colt equaled the worlds record for the
distance. 2:203-5. Summary:
First race. selling one mile-Macy Jr. won,
1:39 80.
Second race. the Matron stakes for colts. six
furlongs, straight-Ballot won, Okenite second
Hickory third. Time, 1:i2.
Third race, the Matron stakes for FLIES, six
furlongs-Adorati ton won. Fantastic second, Pope
loan third. Time III 40
Fourth race. the Jerome handicap, mile and
i've Observation-Disclosures won Good Luck Sec
ond Running Water third. Tim9 2:10 80.
Fifth race, six and half hlrlongs, straight
Altuda won, Arima second, Merrill third. Time
lis 2-5.
Sixth race. mile and furlong-Bad News
won. Martin Doyle second Jungle Imp third.
Time, 1:52 As.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
MONEY PLENTIFUL
FOR BATTLE AT
SEARCHLICHT.

sEARCHLIGHT. New. Oct. s.-Search-
light is raising $4,000 necessary to
guarantee purse for the proposed
championship heavy weight bout be-
tween Burns and O'Brien The money
is pouring in from all sides and the
required amount will be oversubscribed.
The mine owners are pleased over the
prospect of having the bout take place
in Searchlight.
George H. McClintock, cashier of the
Searchlight Bank and Trust Company.
will act as custodian of the funds John
Thurman. the prospector who struck it
rich at Newberry Mountain, east of
here, recently, has subscribed $1,000.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
CLING TO SCHOONER OCEANIC's
SIDE FOR FOURTEEN HOURS
Rescue of the Captain and Crew of a
CzpsiEed Vessel by the Yacht
Aloha

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct S.-After
clinging to the side of the capsized
British schooner Oceanic for fourteen
hours. Captain Lohems and a crew of
five men were rescued by the auxil-
larry yacht Aloha. belonging to Arthur
C. James of New York, and brought to
this port today. The Oceanic, which
was overturned in the blow of yester-
day, was towed here by the yacht and
she now lies on her beamends in the
lower harbor. The capsized schooner
was bound from Louisburg to New
York with a load of spruce and while
twelve miles west of the Sperry light
capsized in a squaIl. The crew were
able to scramble on the side of the
vessel after they had jumped In the
water and clung there until they were
taken aboard the Aloha little the worse
for their experience.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
aBooKIEr SHOOTS 4BooKIE.v

LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. S.-Just be-
fore the horses went to the post in the
sixth race today Bookmaker Sam
stephens kicked Ed Alvey, a local
bookmaker. under the chin. Alvey
drew pistol and fired at Stephens at
close range. The bullet cut Stephens,
undershirt over his stomach and lodged
in the clothing of Bob Winslow,
Stephens cashier. Winslow picked the
bullet out of his undershirt, where it
had lodged against the skin of his abb
domen He was uninjured. save for a
big blue bruise. The row started over
a bet and almost caused a panic in the
betting shed.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
CHARGES JAPANES
WITH BAD FAITH.

PEKING, Oct. S.-China has protest
ed to the international Bureau Of Tele-
graphic Administration at Berne,
Switzerland, against Japan's continued
contTol Of telegraph lines in Manchu-
ria. Representatives Of China recent
ly visited Japan and attempted to OBJ
tain the restoration of the Chinese lines
on an agreement regarding their future
working. Since then Japan has filed
with the bureau schedule Of rates TO
the principal Manchurian towns. giving
them japanese names, and also has
filed cable rates from Port Dalny to
Japan China asserts that the opera
tion OF the cable is a violation by Japan
OF her former agreement on the sub
iect
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
FIRST NEWS FROM
POLAR PARTY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BOSTON, Mass, Oct S.-The first
word from the Anglo-American polar
expedition comes from V. Steffanson.
the Harvard instructor, who has
written from Herschel Island under
date of August 2S. He says:
Il arrived here August 8. after an
interesting jaunt of 2100 miles We
have plenty Of ammunition, but most
of the natives are short and the winter
will be a hungry one I have no
clothes but q summer suit, for all mine
are on the ship. and my coat and
boots must come from deer and seals"
s~Steffanson's first intention was not
to go to the Far North, but TO make
chronological reports on the tribe of
Indians on the Mackenzie River, said
to be the most savage on the Ameri-
can continent.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
KAISER OFFERS PRIZE FOR
INTERNATIONAL BALLOON RACE
Two Princes and n Duke to Participate
in Contest Between Autos
and Air Craft.

BERLIN. Oct. S.-Emperor William
has offered prize for an international
balloon race to take place October IA.
In a race between balloons and auto
mobiles next Wednesday Prince Ernest
Won SaXe-Altenberg. Duke Adolf Fred
erich of Mecklenburg- -Schwerin. and
Prince Henry of Prussia will take part.
There will BE four balloons in the race
and each will be followed by three
automobiles. If an automobile reaches
a balloon within twenty minutes after
the balloon lands the automobile will
be the winner. If an automobile
reaches a balloon twenty minutes or
more after the balloon lands. the lat
ter wins.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
CAPTAIN OF THE ALABAMA
HELD GUILTLESS OF BLAME
Courf-NarfEaI Finds He Was Not
Accountable for Collision
with the Illinois.

WASHINGTON. Oct 3.-Actlng Sec
retarv Newberry OF the Navy Depart
1nent today approved the findings Of
ac0uitfal in the court martial in the
case OF Captain samuel p. Comfy. who
was recently tried on charges growing
out OF the collision between the Ala
,-an,a anI Illinois OF Brentons Reef,
p,o6e Island. on July 2I- Captain
f,or,lv was in command Of the Alabama
at the time. and a court Of inquiry
recomnended his court martial and
also that Of Lieutenant Alfred W
Pressev. who was officer OF the deck
of the Alabama at the time OF the col
ission- Lieutenant Pressey. IL is under
stood, has been acquitted.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
JOHNSON MADE DEFENDANT
IN CLEVELAND TRACTION SUIT
Effort to Prevent Progress of Work on
Three-Cent-Fare Street Line by
OppOsinR Corporaflnn

CLEVELAND, Oct. S.-Declaring that
Mayor Johnson is financially interested
in the success of the Forest City Rail-
way Company. otherwise known as the
3cent fare street railway line. and
that he procured the organization of
the company in alleged violation of
law, the Cleveland Electric Railway
Company filed today in the Common
Pleas Court a petition asking that all
work upon the Forest City Railway
Company's lines Sbe enjoined and that
interferences with the lines of the
Cleveland Electric Railway Company
be prohibited by the court Several
city officials are made defendants.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
SOCIALISTS HOPE TO ELECT
CONGRESSMAN IN NEW YORK
Strong Appeal Being Made to Russian
Jews 10 Return One of Their
Own Number.

NEW YORK. Oct s.=Thel Socialist
party announced last night that it
would probably elect one of its rep
resentatives, Morris Hillquitt, to Con-
gress from the Ninth Congressional
district. The district embraces a large
part Of the Russian Jewish East Side.
and scores of Socialist orators are pic
turing Hillquitt as the man who will
look out for the interests of the Jews
Hiliquitt, if successful. will be the
first man ever elected to the American
House Of Representatives on the So
cialist ticket. The candidate is Rus
sian. He was born and educated in
Riga, and was admitted to the bar in
1893. six years after he came to this
country.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
PLUNGES INTO BATHTUB
FILLED WITH BOILING WATER
Aged Woman Terribly ScaIdcd i'm Her
Apartments In the WaId0rf-As-
forfa mt New York

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.-Mrs. George III.
jerks, so years old, wife of Chicago
physician, is in serious condition at
st. Luke's Hospital as the result of a
peculiar accident in her apartments at
the Waldorf-Astoria early today. Mrs.
jerks has long been a victim of in
somnia and it has been her custom to
take a hot bath Immediately before
retiring. Some time after midnight
Mrs. jerks filled the bath in her suite
and plunged in The water was all
most boiling and she was terribly
scalded before her husband succeeded
in removing her from the tub.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
WOMAN WHO KILLED HER
HUSBAND NEARS GALLOWS
Missouri Supreme Court Denies Mrs.
AEEie Meyers Petition for
Writ of Error.

JEFFERSON CITY, No, Oct. s.-The
Missouri Supreme Court today denied
Mrs. Aggie Meyers petition for a writ
of error to the Supreme Court of the
United States. Her attorneys may now
apply to one of the Judges of the
United States Supreme Court for such
q writ TO appeal the case TO that court
for review. October 2e is the date
set for Mrs. Meyers to be hanged at
Liberty. No, for the murder Of her
husband
LIBERTY. Mo, Oct 8.-The first in
timatiOn that the State Supreme Court
had refused her attorneys a writ of
error to carry her case TO the United
States Supreme Court was carried to
Mrs. Aggfe Meyers in her cell here
today by a representative Of the press
Absolutely no show Of emotion was dis
played by the prisoner.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
Cofroth Wants to Put
Them On This Month.
Big Match NowD Depends on Samuel,
Who Demands a Fancy Purse.
BY William j. SIattery.

right between ripple stirring
the world OF
month"; talking
be
Kaufman would walk
his former ubua
Coho and Berger They
connection with a Queensberry
the
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is
Jack OBien
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
McLoUGHLIN AND sTRAcHAN WI,

Maurice Mclaughlin and Robert
Strachan won the final match yester-
day in the handicap doubles tennis
tournament for the Managers cup.
competed for by the members of the
Golden Gate Junior Club. Their on
ponents were Midget" John Strachan
and Joseph Bernstein, to whom they
conceded handicap of owe 80 and
give Is. Despite this disadvantage.
Mclaughlin and the older Strachan
won about as they pleased. the score
being 6-3, 6-2.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph
First Race-Caper, BOserrian, Bush
thorpe.
Carol, Marvel p.
Third Race-CharIie Eastman, Pre-
tension, Platoon.
Fourth Race-Marshal Ney, EIOtrOs,
The Clansman.
Fifth Race-Judith Louise, MinOt,
LightwOOl.
Sixth Race-Morendo, Rubaiyat, Al
cor.
Weather clear, track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-10-09
BELMONT PARK SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First .Race-John Lyle, Anetta Lady,
Leonard Joe Hayman.
Second Race-Grandpa, Pure Pepper,
Yama Christy.
Third Race-Reba Stone, Smiling z
Tom, Rappnhannock.
Fourth Rnce-ArlsIirta, Belle of Pc
quest, Leonard Joe Hayman.
Fifth Race - Baringe, Mintbery,
knight of Ivanhoe.
Sixth Race-Grapple, LositilIa, ORR
Iene.
Weather clear; track fast.