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Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

fences; continuous flow of water day and night; more than can be used. L. J. Rice, manager, trust dept. Union bank
 Saturday 1:3O D. III. at Hammond auction house. g South First avenue. Will sell 1 driving mare. sound, quiet for lady to drive. will foaI soon by Russell Mac, son of Mckinney; 4 sets single harness, of which are new; runabOut, form erly owned by Dr. Rhymes; almost new phaeton, in good condition; will also sell house furnishings, consist ing of organ, rockers, chairs, stands, parlor tables, piano, enameled and wood beds childs enameled bed. canvas and spring cots. domestic sewing machine, wardrobe, combina- tion dresser and wash stand, com bination child's high chair and go- cart Ccost $15), range, gas range. chiffonier, portieres, brooder, ? dozen young laying hens about half Of which are pure Buff Cochins; two rolls poultry netting, new whips. No. F gauge shot gun, etc. Ham mond. auctioneer.
 PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday March 14, commencing at 10: 30 a m., Theo. Fisher, two miles south of Tempe and half east will sell, horses, cat tie. turkeys, chickens, bees all sorts of apiary fictures. vehicles, farm i'm plements and tools, and other ar ticles Time will be given. Lunch served at noon. Hammond. auc- tiOneer.
 FOR SALE-AIfalfa ranch, 16 good dairy cows; Maricopa water. Ad- dress R x, Republican.
 FOR SALE-Twenty head of yearlings, good dairy stock. R. x. Republican FOR SALE-Fine medium size, thor oughly fire proof safe; very cheap. Address P. O. Box 3s7.
 FOR sALE-weH improved 10 1-2 acre ranch. 1 1-2 miles west of Six Points, with good orchard, house, well, alfalfa; also implements, stock, poultry, etc. Moses Habecker, R. No. 9, Phoenix.
 PUBLIC SALE-Wednesday March fl, commencing at 10 a. m. just op- posite Cartwright school house, MT. C. R. Macdonald will sell 65 head of stock, consisting of horses, dairy cows, steers and young stock; a long line of farm implements, house. hold goods, chickens, etc. Time will be given. Free lunch. s. c. Rogers. auctioneer. Phones Sub "A, City Main 164.
 WHY PAY fancy price for bitter Cal ifornia grape fruit when the super for home grown is cheaper Clay sons uneQualed at 3S N. First ave. FOR SALE-A six-room modern brick cottage, witt every convenience on North First street. Address Box 505.  LAST chance to secure for hatching, eggs from best laying strain of Brown LeghOrns, thoroughbred in valley. l am soon going to ship them away Thirteenth street and Cave Creek. Mrs. W. NJ. Kimball. FOR SALE-Young gentle riding and driving pony, cheap. Call 1144 West Fillmore.
 FOR SALE-Nine acres, if taken soon. two miles from Washington on North Center, across street and car line for S3200. See crop on the land. J. w Eastwood on adjoining property. FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs. Hawkins strain, S1 per setting. 1922 w. Adams.
 FOR SALE-15 tons alfalfa and wheat
Arizona republican., 1906-03-09
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Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

MRS. ELIZA A. EDWARDS, experi- enced card reader, tells past. present and future. Ladies, 25c; gentlemen, 50 cents. 223 Buchanan St., corner Of Third St.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

FOR SALE-Nine acres, if taken soon. two miles from Washington on North Center, across street and car line for $3200. See crop on the land. J. w Eastwood on adjoining property. FOR SALE-White Wyandotte eggs. Hawkins strain, $1 per setting. 1922 w. Adams.
Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

PICTURE Frames made to order, all Store
Arizona republican., 1906-03-09

See Dr. swikerath for glasses now,
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
.ARVARDOARSMEN
OFF TO RACE In
ENGLAND.

NEW YORK, July 2T.-On board ths
steamship Cedric Of the White Star line
the majority Of the members of the
Harvard eight-oared crew that recently
defeated Yale is sailing for England to-
day for a race on the Thames on Sep
tefaber 5 with the Cambridge UniveF-
sity eight.
o. d. Ffiley. captain OF the Harvard
crew, arrived here last night from BOs-
ton and was met by those members
who are not already in Europe Those
who Joined him at the Harvard Club
were: Captain -elect r. L Bacon. John
Richardson Jr., c. G.. Glass. r. X. Tap
pan and +. III. Blagden. the eoxswain.
d. a. Newan and s. A. Fish are in Eng
land, and C.. Morgan. who Is aIteadiag
the Harvard summer school. will not
sail until later.
Others sailing with the Harvard crew
today are Roger Crosby, whe managed
the 1906 crew and whO viii act as
treasurer OF the expedition: James
Wray the coach; Samuel Warrea. who
was on the varsity squad the greater
part OF the spring; r. h Faulkner,
captain of the freshman crew, and John
ID. Merrill. Thomas c. Dexfne. who viii
act as secretary of TIE crew, viii be
one OF the substitutes.
Captain Fuley is enthusiastic over
the news that Wray would be able TO
make the trip. Wray succeeded in In
d1cing the Detroit Rowing Club TO al
low him his release for the tiHfe be-
ing. and ne started In time to sail on
the Cedric A large delegation OF HaV-
ward men arranged an enthusiastic
farewell at the pier
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
RED FRIAR SHOWS
HIS SPEED AT
BRIGHTON.

YNEW YORK, July 27.-There was 1T
lie 10 commend the programme hung
Elp at Brighton Beach this afternoon ex-
cept that most Of the events had well
matched fields, furnishing lively specu-
lation.
As usual on Friday. there was no
stake fixture. the principal race being
the fourth event an overnight handicap
for 3-year-olds and upward at one and
an eighth miles. A fair lot Of speed
dispensers were brought together in
this event
The talent pinned its faith to Red
17rfar and made the horse an II to Ia
vorite The latter made good by win
ming easily Belle of PeQuest was the
nrst Of the bunch 10 show and made
The early running. followed by Hanover
Hornpipe and Sailor Boy. They ran IN
this order to the far turn, where Red
7riar moved into second place. In the
stretch Belle OF Pequest began TO show
signs Of distress and finally gave way
30 Ped Friar. which came on and won
Sn easy fashion by a length and half
from Belle Of PeQuest The latter last
ed long enough 10 beat Lotus Later
four lengths for the place.
The rest OF the card furnished fair
sport for the crowd. The weather con-
dftfons were perfect for the sport, ana
with the track in good condition fast
time was the rule in nearly all the
events. Summary:
FIRST race Eve and half furiongs-BoteBist
vr0n Toureuue second. Eddie Ware third, Time
o. -,
second race. six furlongs, selling-Woodsaw
won Azelina second. Robin Hood third. ti1ne'
1-l3. -.
saeonf Firet Premium third. Time, ] 40.
Fourth race one and eighth mies-hed
Frisr won. Belle q Pequest second Lotus Eater
third Time .53 l-s.
Fifrh race. one and a quarter miles. seiitns-
rr.--on won Fmbarra ssment second, Little Scout
third. Time. 2:06 J 3.
Sixth race I've and 2 half furlongs-BarlnSo
won. Revenue second Sphinx third AAe'
los 10.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
STANDING oF THE CLUBS.
M'CREEDIE REACHES
CENTURY MARK
IN HITTING.

PORTLAND, July 2z.-The Siwashes,
although crippled by the absence OF
Kane. who will be out of the game for
at least week, finally managed to
win a game. Both Garvin and Hender-
son pitched good ball. but Henderson
was unfortunate in having five errors
chalked up behind him. Only one clean
hit was made off his delivery, the other
two being scratched. Seattle played q
much better game than heretofore and
had not Croll fumbled Sweeney's easy
grounder would have scored shut-out
over Portland. Larry Mclean, who
played second to-day. was the bright
particular star making three hits out
of four times at the bat and eating up
everything that came his way. Nc
Creedie made his Tooth hit to-day. The
score:
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S sn @ SPORTS Driving Clubs Will Dedicate Park Track Rda
REINSMEN READY
TO DRIVE FOR
RIBBONS.

Frank G. OKane, one OF the officials
who helped make the Fourth of July
field day in the stadium at Golden Gate
Park a success, is perfecting plans for
4 greater event on Admission day
He visited the splendid amphitheater
with officials of the park yesterday. and
it was decided that the special track
for harness racing could be completed
before September 10.
The idea OF track in the park orig
mated with the members of the driving
association. and it was through their
efforts sufficient money was collected
to make the stadium a possibility. The
running and bicycle tracks. the polo
Geld and other places for sports were
added as the ideas of the originators
of the plans expanded.
There are two amateur driving as
sociations in this city and sufficient en-
tries could be secured to make a meet
ing a great success. 1t is felt that
until the trotters and PAGERS have had
their innings the park field will not
have been properly dedicated to all the
sports of the day.
Mr. O'Kane still believes an athletic
team could be made up on this coast
that would win the American cham
pionships in New York in September.
The financing of the project is the
problem to be solved.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
CARDINAL RUNNERS
WILL RESUME
TRAINING.

When Stanford University opens its
doors and scholastic work is resumed
next month the athletes will at once
settle down to training. If the opinion
of Student Body Manager r. ". Bar
rett is to be taken, the time honored
routine of sports will be followed. The
rumor that the intercollegiate schedule
of events with California which were
prevented by the earthquake would be
held this coming semester in place of
the regular football game is seemin gly
without foundation
Barrett believes that Rugby will be
played In place of the Americanized
form of the sport. Coach flanagan has
spent several months in Vancouver and
reports favorably upon the ''socker"
game The students as a body are not
in favor of the new proposition and
would welcome the track meet and
rowing regatta in place of the annual
gridiron contest. This proposition does
not appear feasible to Barrett The
track meet. baseball final, rowing re-
gatta and tennis match were all de-
iayed last semester. Whether these
branches of spring athletics will be re-
vived will rest entirely with the inter
collegiate athletic committee for deci-
sion. This committee will hold a spe-
cial meeting shortly after the opening
of college
DR.. David Starr Jordan is strongly in
favor of athletics in general for the
coming semester and hopes Rugby will
come to stay. although not radically
opposed to the old gridiron pastime.
No changes will be made on the new
football field to prepare for Rugby. as
the match this year is scheduled to be
played on the California field.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
sEArTIE ENTRIEs.

First race. seren-eiglths Of mile. selling
flourish lO9. Dr. Snerman les. Biockthora l9s'
pgeiiuca 10Y Pearl Waters i0s, Dnr Salie lut.
Ven Hone los. Thaddeus I05. Waterspeut lOS.
Mart Hogan los. Phyz lO3.
<1a8 Ifttle Msrthful JOG. Barker io6- tred Par
E-r Io6 Kinder l0o, Katie Crews lgz, mtg ag
- Ioz Ia Tafanta l0i, soapy Jones 81
s evon 81. Sizz 81
Third race rhree-qusrrers Of ullie, seiil,s @
Ifrtie Buttercup lO7, Pelham jO4, Golden Buck
ICs Bere kinney l02. Linda Rose lo-' Spring
Leaf la-
FOURTH race eleven -sixteenths of mse-Na-
W. ssya lIa Tong FaHst si2, Aiisors lV5, Lucy
q lQ3. Yankee jim l03
Fiffb acc tIree-quarters Of n mi.e Inter
a, l,l1rIss- 81 icsp-Rrllg l1S ROyai Rogue III.
Nisfr'f T'rlde Jos. IaTrinnas los, RlgEtfni lV4-
Euzaiss o. Salable % Cascade ~ i1'slnoaas
b. fsfarriruaas aud Diamonds IianseT entry)
sixth race one mile and fifty yaros. seitins
rrigI lO5 BrIefs l05. NiOna lC5. Gloomy sflis
i0a " 3 Gates IO2 B mar ic2. Ma3Vr Ten
O. l02 Kalph Young 100. Hoodwiak 100
Seventh race one and sixseeBtn niles; hsn
6ieap-SuIieho lI2 Florence FOnB0 %, Dusty
dliier s., Judge IS. Bolonan d.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
HUNT PLAYS CLEyERLY
IN TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
Alameda Man Wins Two Sets From
Waidner, but Then Goes to
Pieces,

CHICAGO, July 27.-Play in the
Western tennis championship at the
Kenwood Country Club courts reached
the finals ia both singles and doubles
today The final round in singles will
be decided tomorrow between Nat
Emerson of Cincinnati and l.. II. Waid-
ner of Chicago. In the final round in
doubles Collins and Hunt will meet
Larned and Pierson. r. G. Hunt of
California lost to L. III. Waidner today,
five sets being necessary Hunt won
the first two sets. but went to pieces
after that Today's summary:
Fourth round sfngles-Nat Emerson
defeated Blair Larned. 6-1. 6-3. Semi
finals-L H Waidner defeated r. G.
Hunt, S-6. 81, 6-5, 81, So.
Nat Emerson defeated Heath Byford
6-6, 2-6, Ga, 6-l. 6-2.
Mems doubles, first round-Byford
derson. rs. 6-6, 11-9. Secand round
Larned and Pierson defeated Byford
and Gardner, 20, 40. rs, GA, 6-3 Col
lins and Hunt defeated Mcconnell and
Weakly, 6-1, Go, go.
Semi i-final-McKeever and Beard de-
faulted to Collins and Hunt.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
FOUR RUNS SCORE
QUICKLY AFTER
A RALLY.

Bridegroom Kid Mohler, who works
around second base for Captain Parke
Wilson of the Seals, inaugurated
rally In the seventh inning of the game
with the Angels yesterday at 1dora
Park. When the hitting and running
and error manufacturing ceased the
San Francisco refugees had added four
runs to the pair already credited 10
them, while their base hit column was
increased by five. After Wheeler had
waited and received a walk on four
bad ones Mohler swatted safely over
short. Wheeler started for third and
the Kid continued his course for sec
ond. The ball was thrown TO Toman
and when " heeler passed sack three
and headed for home Toman sought to
catch George By hurting the sphere TO
Mangerino, but the throw was bad.
The diminutive backstop failed to
block 1t and the Kid passed in right
behind Wheeler. Hildebrand then hit
safe to short, and Williams, he of the
flaxen locks. hammered a bingle out
to center field. Irwin went out. third
to first. Sears did better, driving out
a hit which scored Hildebrand and VIII
liams. Sears terminated the inning by
being put out while trying for tho
plate on an infield smash by Wilson.
Captain Frank Dillon saved his team
from a whitewash by turning loose
lnfee-DaBSef IN the nlntn perlOd. ne
registered on a safety to right by
Toman. Soldier Meyers was on the
firing line for the Seals and Bergman
opposed him. The Martial twirler al
lowed but five hits and induced seven
Angels to fan the atmosphere in futile
but well meant efforts to hit base
ball. Bergeman was located for ten
solid swats of the kind that the scorer
enters In the record. The big Southron
was also SnmaWhaf arratfC in finding
the plate and walked five men. There
was considerable questioning about
Umpire Bull Perrines judgment on
balls and strikes and the dictator was
frequently requested to secure a tele-
scope. The score:
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LAToNIA ENTRIES.

FIRST race eleven -siKteenths Of mile. selling
-WooIen g2 Handy Girl 81, Florsl Queen 81,
Bitter Miss o. The Golden Bird 81, Ayendow
81. Handspike 81. Banellen 81, Alex. Monroe
o. Mari Orr 100 Beautiful Mayo 100, Sanderson
100. Froward l03, Bonaventure l03, Tom Gilroy
lO9 Friction Ill.
Second race six furlongs, seIing-Duessa 96,
Fast Flight sS Wee Lass 90. Intense 20. Red
coat 90. Lightburn 100. Fiasee 1ol. Sand Bath
lOI. Before l04. Shining Star 100 Terms Rod
l05. Mum lO7. Mayor Johnson lOI, Martius 100,
Third race. mile and a quarter. selling
Chi1sx 81 Cambridge 81. d. @. Taylor 81. Leo
Bright "a Wakeful 81. Yachting Girl 81. Cash
ier 90 Ida Vivian lO4, Piiler lo4, Lsyson l04.
Juba IO6 Dr. Hart lo6. Injunction log.
FOURTH race milo handieap-Tom Roberts 81,
John English i0l. Major I. J. Carson lo2. Bra
den IO3. Gus HeidoIn Io3, Miltiades lo9, John
Carroll l22.
r'c., %. Fleetorine 97 Anvil Chorus 90, Henry
Nc 100. Sir Ysgrant 100. Binondo lol. FL Caza-
dur lo4 Ngebbef l0J. OrelandO los, Zipango los,
Boserrian II2 Bud Hiil 112. Lexoline l12.
Sixth race, mile. seiiing-Larone 81, Bitter
Rrozvn 90 Self heiiAnt 81. Min Song sc, Moo
cssin Maid 10I, Topsy Robinson 103, Miss Doyle
JOS Bulldnch los, John Carroll 119.
Seventh race. mile aud quarter. selling
Mae Lynca los, Jesie's Jewel los. Begonfa los
LADY Charade 10o Dudley 81. Pinaud "a. Co
tIlIio8 l02. The Only Way 104. Stroud le7.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
ESCAPES
LASS0 ARTISTS
AT SEATTLE.

SEATTLE, July 27.-Three public
choices picked up purses this afternoon
at The Meadows. Banlado, a 10 to l
chance. which won the second race. cs-
capped the lasso artists altogether. Tul-
lett and Graham each piloted brace
Of winners. H Mcbride had the mount
on Happy Lad, favorite for the irst.
Poor racing luck retired him from
business early. Contestrix scored clev-
erly from the sparIngly played Water
wagon.
Billy Magrane's colt received strong
support to take the two-year-old dash,
and only lost to Banlado by nose,
TulIett furnishing a strong finish on
the outsider Mrs Matthews ran a
close third at 80 to 1.
Although Stoyer's Enchanter receded
from 3 to 2 TO IA to 8, the gelding
led almost from the start in the third
Paddy Lynch made quite bid for the
purse but weakened toward the end.
Harry Green's MeringUe was much
the best of the starters in the fourth
Pocketed for a time, the mare breezed
home ahead of Bell Reed and Anona
Marie II quit after making the pace to
the stretch Joyner, favorite for the
concluding event, was touted as real
flyer. but his showing would serve to
dispel the illusion. Hot. with Graham
up, made all the running and won ridden
out from Byron Rose, the mount Of
Mcbride Summary:
First race i've furiongs-COntestrtx won,
Water Wagon second. WheBtstone third Time.
1.O0k.
second race, five furlongs-Banlado won, Peli-
groso second Mrs. Matthews third. Time.
Third race. six furlongs-En -Enehanter won,
Paddy Lynch second. carTick third. Time
1:l4&.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Meringue won, Bell
Reed second, Anona third. Time, J :l3
Fifth race. mile and sixteenth-Flaunt won,
ola Mike second. Lerida third Time. Al u
opd, Montana Peeress third. Time, 1:4o1a.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
FoRT ERIE ENTRIES.

First race, six furlongs. sellipg-Tickle 9l,
HumOrist 90. Governor Orman 3s, Ram Dance
l02. Rather Royal 102, Charlie Eastman IoS
Gold Enamel 1l0.
Second race. four and a half fnrloags selling
Fanny Marks o1, yacharis %. Rhea Csrukin BE-
Edward Wilder 90. Fire Alarm 95, Alanie 9S
Excuse Me 9S. Ingratitude 101, Singswortn Iel
Bathmarfa 103. CHarles Clifford Jos, Grip l05
Melting 100, Boola 100
Third race. short course. steepechase-Myra
Morelia l3o Tony Hart 133 Madoc 1873. Baily-
caste 1873. Gold Run 142, San Parmer l43. Lulu
Young l4e. (Ballycastle and Geid Run Gates
entry.l
Fourth race five furlongs, Hamilton stakes
De ORC 113. Glinmer ITO. Malta 107. BY Bessie
107. Javanese ioG
Fifth race. six and half fHrlongs--Miss Leeds
50. Raviana %. Singing Master 80, Midas 80
Gnuze 80. Wexford 100 Ora 100. Rtibaiyat
le2. No Trumper Ie5 King Pepper l07, Fox
mead 107 Garrett Wilson los, Hannibal Bey l15.
Sixth race. and tllree-s -sixteenthS miles,
selIing-Sultry s5. Stoessei IS. Biseue 50, Rhi-
mock 81. Arab 93 MRlakod oS. Factotum 99
Edwin Gum 30, Lady Jocelyn 80 George Vivian
100.
Seventh race one mile seling-Rosi Nj ~ So
Miss Point So Lutte Mac 9S. Joe Levy 81. Red
wood II 81. Prestige io2, Don't You Dare 1o4.
Lemon CIR. io4 EdgelE 104. Monochord 104,
Blssanio lo6, Ji,n B@attie 101, The Don ia.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
Sister FRANCIS Beats Alma Dufour.

CINCINNATI. July 2T.-The races 81 Latonia
today resulted rs follows:
First race i've fuTlongs-Morsles won. Chase
second race six furlongs-ReT0it won, TOppF
C5rl second Oasis third. = me- l:la-
fairG race. sevel furlongs-Sister tIancls
won Alma I)ufeur second, IL OtrOs thlrd- Time,
] - l-5.
Iaarrrh race steepieehase. handicap. Club
1,orso oo-,-ee-Are light won. Ohio King second,
F,roFfable third. Time, 3;34 %.
Ffffh race one mile-Black Cat won, Norendo
eeca9d bernie Cramer third. Time. ~ 2-5-
Sirrh race one End sixteenth miles-tsrsnRda
yron Terine second Rubin0n third. Time. 81.
Seventh race one mile-Alberf Pr won. 81.
Paris second Labor third. Time, l:42 %.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
FORT ERIE SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-CharIie Eastman, Tickle.
Gold Enamel.
Second race-AIaEfe, Bathmarfu. Grip.
Third raee-Goid Run, Sam Farmer,
BaIIy Castle.
Fourth raee-De Orc, Jayanese, Ny
Bessie.
Fifth raee-HannibaI Bey, Rubaiyat,
Miss Leeds.
Sixth raee-Faetotum, Edwin Gun,
Rkfn0clx.
Seventh race Monoehord, Lemon
Girl, Prestige.
Weather clear. Track fast.
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Manager George wecaon i'm Town.

George Weldon, who came to this
coast as manager for Young Corbett
and Willie Fitzgerald, is again in town,
this time with Nat Goodwin, the clever
actor.
Wee5on was surprised at the evil
dences OF prosperity or Fillmore street,
as he was prepared to find the town
dead He looked over the scene with
the eyes of the promoter and gave it as
his opinion that any sporting event
would draw we'll.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
Chicago
"--I-A
Liverpool Cup for Jockey Maher.

LIVERPOOL. July 27.-At the Liver
pool July meeting today Lord Derby's
Chaucer, with Maher. the American
Jockey. Up. won the Liverpool cup, a
handicap Of 1400 sovereigns. one mile
and three furiongs. Velocity was sec
ond and Dinneford third. Nine horses
started. Chaucer. an outsider, won a
hard fought race by a neck from We
locity. The betting was TO / against
Chaucer. to ! against Velocity. and
to against Dinueford.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
OAKLANDS FINISH
WITH A RUSH AT
FRESNO.

FRESNO, July 27.-The Oaklands
won again today by a Garrison finish.
The score was to 1 in Fresno's favor
at the beginning of the seventh, but in
that inning the visitors landed on VOL
ters and four runs were scored. VOL
ters was wild throughout At the end
of the seventh Umpire Dunleavy called
the game on account of darkness. The
CO
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
HOW WHANDICAPPERS
EXPECT HORSES
TO FINISH.
SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
(By Fred E. MulhoIIandl

(By Fred E. MulhoIIand)
First race-Matt Hogan, DIR. Sher-
man, Flourish.
Second race-Integrity, Katie Crews.
Lataranta.
Third raee-Bene Kinney, Linda Rose.
Little Buttercup.
Fourth race-Native Son, Yankee Jim.
Tony Faust.
Rogue.
Sixth race - Ralph Young. CrigIi.
Gloomy Gus.
Seventh race-F'Iorence Fonso, Still
cho, Dusty Miller.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

Struck out-By Henderson s, by Garxin s
Bases on balls-Of Henderson 3. OFT Garvin L.
Two-base hits-AIcIsean. Isbeii. DenahHe. Donble
pleys-NcIean to Sweeney 10 Lister; Henderson
70 Lister. Sacrifice hfts-Strsfb. Smith. McHaie
Stolen bases-MeHale, Sweeney. Donahue. First
base on errors-Portiand 1, Seattle 3. Lett on
bases-POrtland O. Seattle 2. Time OF Eame-
One hour and 30 Minutes. Umpire-Hodson
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
Eain Interrupts Harness Races.

DETROIT. Mich. July 2T.-Rain in
tersered after one heat at Windsor and
caused the postponement until tomor-
row Lake Queen beat Lady Gail Ham
ilten through the stretch in the four tn
which was unfinished Oh the previous
day. Time, 2.ls. No other starters.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

Los ANGELES. July sT.-E G. Butts
los Angeles Railway Company motorraan was
today placed on trial tue charge OF man
slaughfer IN connection with the death OF
Mary Raulston, a 19-months-old child who
was killed last April by electric car driven
by Butts.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
LAToNIA SELECTIONS.

By the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race Friction. Forward
Wooden.
Second race-Martius, Mayor john
son, Wee LASS.
Third race Cambridge, Cashier
Juba.
Fourth race-John Carroll, MiItiades
Braden.
Fifth raee-LexoIine, Zipango, Bud
Hill.
Sixth race-JOhn Carroll. Miss Doyle
TOpSy Robinson.
seventh raee-Begonia, Stroud, The
Only Way.
Weather clear. Track fast.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28
ciiaden Taur Nenr Its End.

RANGELEY LAKES, July 27.-The
GEdden automobile tourists planned a
day of rest before starting out on the
last. leg of their 140o-naile run, which
will end at Breton Woods, N. H., to-
morrow.
The San Francisco call., 1906-07-28

Three-base hft-Diilen- Two-base hit-wheel-
err Sacrifice hits-Mohler Ellis, Sears. First
base on called balls-on Meyers g. on Berge
man 3. Struck out--By Meyers I, by Bergeman
2 Time of game-I honr and 35 minutes. I'm
nire-Perrine.