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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
BOXERS OF CLASS
ARE SEEN In FAST
BOUTS.

The principal fight on the card of the
Central Athletic Club did not take place
last night at Dreamland Pavilion, Wal
ter Stanton sending a doctors certifi-
cate as to his disability instead of
onering to meet George Murray.
Two bouts on the card made up for
any disappointment the spectators may
have felt. Harry Williams was out
pointed by AL limerick in one of the
classiest four-round fights ever seen
here. limerick looks like Young Cor
bett and fights after the style of the
Denver boy. Williams came with a
great rush in the lastfround but ll was
too late to offset the points scored by
limerick.
Paul Martini outpointed Joe Leahy
after four fast rounds The spectators
did not agree with the decision of the
judges. Martini was as elusive as Phil
adelphia Jack O'Brien, and it took
Leahy two rounds to solve his peculiar
style. LeahyA forced the pace in the
last two rounds. The closing round
was fought at whirlwind pace.
Jim Ford was given the decision over
Charley Dunn, although the spectators
favored the work of the latter. Dick
Cullen refereed all the bouts
Ed Webber outstayed Jack Garcia In
the first bout on the card and was
given the decision. For two rounds
Garcia kept his opponent away, but
he tired badly tnen and had difficulty
in lasting out the full four rounds.
Weber has no style and is unpopular
with the spectators.
George Curran was given the deci-
sion over Eddie Madison on aggressive
ness. The latter was afraid of Cur
rams right and did not care to mix
matters. He outpointed Curran and
knocked him down in the second round
He kept peppering Curran and drew
blood from his mouth and nose. Madi-
son tired badly before the bout ended.
The boys We're not on the programme.
The spectators were cheering Willie
Hogan for the cleverness he was dis
playing in his bout with Bruno Cas-
sino when the latter suddenly landed
a hard right swing to the jaw. Hogan
went to the mat heavily. He took six
seconds respite and was then up again.
He kept his left working with the reg
ularfty of piston rod until Bruno's
face looked as though 1T would ex-
plode. Bruno landed one hard right
swing in the third. but could not stop
his man. He landed another in the
fourth. Hogan won popular decision
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RACE
TO BE STARTED
TODAY.
SPECIAL DrsPAToH TO THE oA15,

NEW YORK, Sept 21.-At o'clock
tomorrow morning twelve American
automobiles will be started in the elm
lnatory trial OF the Vanderbilt cup race
over the Vanderbilt circuit in Nassa,,
County. Long Island The eliminatorv
race Will be ten times around a course
OF 2s71 miles, or a total of 2s7 miles.
The start and finish will be on the
Jerico turnpike. about three-quarters Of
mile north OF the Westbury RAILROAD 4
station. The American contestants in
the order Of the start Will be;
l. Oldsmobile: 2, Pope-Toledo.
Matheson; 4. Thomas; s, Thomas: s.
thomas; q, Frayer-Miller; s, Christie
>, Frayer-Miller; 10, Locomobfle: II
Haynes; IL, Prayer Miller.
The cars will be started at one min
ute intervals in the order given. The
flve cars making the best time will
constitute the American team fnl the
cup race over the same circuit on Octo-
Der 9Th.
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kins at bat Johnny sent up a long
fly, which Ellis got under easily but
couldn't hold after he had it in his
hands. an unexpected turn of affairs
that resulted in another run for the
Oaks, chased in by Devereaux
The little twirler gave Nagle a pass
in the eighth, then failed in an attempt
10 catch him asleep at first, sending the
ball to the fence and letting Walter
get to second. Bernard's infield out put
the lanky one on third. to finally score
on Gochnauer's fly to Smith
Randolph was sent up to bat in Ell
lis place in the ninth and the Alameda
boy came through with nice bingle
past Devereaux, which was an effectuaI
reply to the kidding the oaks handed
him when he came up. But, with To-
man already down, Mcclellan forced
Randy at second and Eager could do
nothing, ending the game in the rather
short time of one hour and twenty-five
minutes. The score:
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SPORTS SWEET MARIE TROIS A NILE IN 2O2 FLAT
MARE CUTS LARGE
SLICE OFF HER
OWN RECORD.

COLUMBUS, Sept. 21.-Sweet Marie,
in front of the largest crowd ever gath
cred at the Columbus track, was sue
cessful this afternoon, and not only
lowered her own record of 1908 q, but
established a new trotting mark for
the course.
Her mile in 2:02 fiat is quarter of a
second better than the time Cresceus
made here in 1901. Sweet Marie was
accompanied by a runner alongside, but
there was no wind shield helping her
Fractional time: 80, :29%. :30A, :32.
The Able became champion three
year-old trotting stallion when he won
the deciding heat of the Kentucky
Stock Farm Futurity purse. His share
was $4,000 He is a full brother Of the
Abbott.
Audubon Boys attempt to reduce his
record was a failure on account Of the
bad break he made at the head of the
stretch. Results:
2:15 class trotting, three in five. purse
s1000-Lillie r won the first. second
and fifth heats and the race in 2:10A:
and fourth heats in 2:10H, 2:11H.
Kentucky Stock Farm Futurity. for
3-year-old trotting division, two In
three, purse $3.50, two heats Thursday
The Able won the second and third
heats and the race in 2:12 u, 2:1Ot. Ed
Custer won the first heat in 2:12A-
Hotel Hartman Consolation, 2:1o pac-
ers, three heats, purse S10O0-Captain
Derby won three straight heats and
the race in 2:O7A, 2:06%, 2:0S.
2:19 class trotting, three in five, purse
S1000-Ethel l. won three straight heats
and the race in 2:11A, 2:10A, 2:12-
Free-for-all pace, three heats, purse
s1200-Angus Pointer won the second
and third heats and the race in 2:O3 Il !,
2:03%. Ecstatic won the first heat in
2:1o trot, three in five, purse $1,000.
unfinished-W. j. Lewis won two
straight heats in 2:O6A, 2:O6A.
Exhibition to beat track trotting rec
ord, 2:02A-Sweet Marie won. Time
by quarters, 80, :59zz, 1870. 2:02.
Exhibition to beat 1:59H pacing
Audubon Boy lost. Time. 2:07A
Exhibition to beat 2:07A trotting-
Lord Roberts lost Time. 2:1O.
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Edited by
R. a. Snnyth
PLAUSIBLE TAKES
STEEPLECHASE
WITH EASE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

LOUISVILLE. Sept 21.-Secretary
Nathenson of Douglas Park tracN
sprung a surprise today in ruling n
McCarren Jr. off the track Tor hoiolng
ruling Of the stewards In contempt
in permitting the suspension OF JOCKEY
Parrott. B. w. Miller was also ruieu
of for the same reason
The continuous rain of the morning
left the track in a heavy condition
The card offered was only ordinary. the
feature Of which was the steeplechase
over the short course In the nrsr
event Plausible outbrolke his held, went
to the front and made every post
winning one.
Miss Anxious, quickest on her stride.
showed high order OF speed In the
second race. rushed to the FROM in the
first quarter and opened up winning
lead. She was doing her best at the
end to stall Off the rush of Gallopon.
which was slow to begin and was wear
ing the leader down at the end and
would have won in a few more strides
Orderly was easily the best OF the
others. The favorite. Inspector Girl.
had no excuses and was outrun all the
way.
After a delay OF twelve minutes in
the third race they were on to fair
start with H NJ showing in front
at the first jump. H NJ P bolted and
the running was taken up by Mavericks
which maintained its position until a
few yards from the wire. where st.
Volma. which had been trailing the
leaders. moved up strong and nipped
Maverick at the post. Results:
First race. five and a half furlongs selling
Plausible won. Jessamy second. Gracious third
Time. 1:12.
Second race. six furlongs. seIling-Afiss Anxious
won. Gallopof second, Orderly third Time,
11S 2-5.
rrhf-6 500 +ho ro.& IT, 1r.-.h..4.s ru.~v,.
steeplechase. short cOurse-Maverick won, Sig
mund second. Little Wany third. Time, 2:56.
st. volma finished first. but was disqualified for
running out OF course.
Fourth race. mile, selling-Malleable won.
Dan McKenna second Infammable third. Time,
:46 40 Talamund finished second. but was
DISQUALIFIED.
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FRESNO GETS LONE
TALLY IN TWELVE
INNINGS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

PORTLAND, Sept. 21.-Henderson
threw of his ladies' day hoodoo and
pitched the Beavers A , to 1 victory in
twelve innings. Portland scored in the
first on Sweeney's three-bagger, fol-
lowed by McHale's two-base swat. For
six innings Henderson held Fresno
down 10 a lone hit In the seventh
Doyle doubled and was knocked home
by Eagan's single over second. This
tied the score, which was not broken
until the twelfth. In the three innings
after the ninth Portland had many
chances 70 score, but could do nothing
until the twelfth, when Lister, first
man up. doubled. was sacrificed TO third
and scored on Fitzgerald's error. Fres-
nos chances OF winning were nipped in
the bud by a lightning double play.
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JOCKEY FREISHON
Is KILLED AT
GRAVESEND.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

$4,000 A<AoA O<A@@@~"
GRAvESEND RACE TRACK, Sept.
21.-Jockey Freisnon was killed in the
fifth race at Gravesend this afternoon.
He had the mount on Joe Levy, the Sec
ond choice in the race. Joe Levy was
racing in about sixth position. Sono-
ma Belle, just behind him, stepped on
his heels and both horses went down.
Louis H. tripped over both horses and
his hoofs smashed in the skull of
Freishon, who lay directly in his path.
The other jockies were unhurt.
Charming weather conditions pre-
vailed at the course, which helped
make the attendance heavy for Fri
day, which is unusually an off day in
the racing line The track was in ex-
cellent condition and speculation was
brisk.
There were only six races carded for
decision at Gravesend this afternoon.
The only named event on the programme
was the Willow stakes for fillies in
which a very fair lot of two-year-old
sprinters We're engaged. The best
event on the card, however, was the
third race, a handicap affair for all
ages at one mile and an eighth.
The opening event was handicap
affair for three-year- -olds at about six
IurlOnSS Lotus was the faYorlte at
odds of eight to five, but Suffrage car
ried the smart money, going to the post
three to one shot. Suffrage beat the
gate and raced to the front like a
quarter horse and set a pace that killed
off the rest of the field and won the
race by three lengths from Lotus,
which got up just in time to beat Ja-
cobite half length for the place.
In the Willow handicap. which was
for two-year- old fillies at five and one
half furlongs, the talent received an
other setback, playing Fantastic heav-
lily and sending him to the post a seven
to five choice. He failed to make good,
however, finishing third The winner
turned up in Kennyetto, an eight to
one shot. Fantastic rushed to the front
soon after the start, but was joined at
once by Kennyetto and Loring, These
three raced head and head to the
stretch at a clipping pace. There Lor-
ing died away and Gold Lady, closing
up from the rear, closed on Kennyetto
and in a terrific drive the latter won
by nose. Gold Lady was two lengths
in front of Fantastic. Results:
First race, about six furlongs- Suffrage won
Lotus second. Jacobite third. Time. 80.
Second race, five and half fur1ongs, selling
Momentum won ROYAL Lady second. Royal
Breeze third. Time. 1:0T 4-5.
Third race, one mile and furlong-Coy Maid
won. Dandelion second, Far West third. Time.
Fourth race, the Willow handicap. FIVE and
half furlongs-Kenniyette won, Gold Lady sec
ond. Fantastic third. Time. l:07 1-5.
Lancastrian won, Our Sister second, Huntington
third. Time, 2:07
Sixth race, and sixteenth rniles-Nemesis
won, Stole second, Miss Ogden third. Time.
! AS.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
BLACKS AND REDS
TO HAVE TRY
AT RUGBY.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. 21.
The Stanford gridiron will be used
tomorrow afternoon at 4:30 for the
first time by two Rugby football teams.
The Reds and Blacks, two divisions of
the varsity squad of cardinal huskies.
will meet in the initial match of the
season.
The men have learned the rudiments
of the game. have had considerable
work at dribbling, and in the serum
and are expected to make a good
showing. The match will be attended
by the varsity band. which will make
its first appearance this semester.
Manager d. d. Sales OF the student
body predicts a record attendance, as
the initial attempt OF the men in a
regular game is regarded with curl
osity by outsiders as well as students.
The teams will line up as follows:
Reds: Forwards-AIolfno, Koerner. Gay
Minturn Pemberton. Stanford. Seerles Pres
ley Half-Stott Five-Chalmers. Centers-
Laumeister Severy. WingsEAfacfarland, Hol-
Blacks: Forwards-McGregor. Mayors. To-
masini. Conant. Wallace. Frizzell. Bee. Stark
Half-Heinley. Fiye-VaN- Centers-0wen
Cole Wings-Dudley, Rogers Fullback-Mac-
donald.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
.SIWASHES ARE TO
FINISH OUT
SEASON.

SEATTLE. Sept. 2l-After a long
consultation this afternoon between
President Bert Of the Coast League and
President Agnew OF the Seattle base
ball team regarding alleged grievances
Agnew gave out the following state
ment:
president Bert has answered by doc
umentary proof every question asked
by Seattle I am thoroughly satisfied
The finances are intact. The Seattle
club Will leave for California Sunday
night to play out the season"
Agnew said that the question of
Seattle Withdrawing from the league
at the end of the season was discussed
with the result that Seattle Will not
withdraw. The chances are that the
league viii be extended to include four
clubs in the north and four clubs in
the south.
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SIR THOMAS Upton
EN- ROUTElTO NEW YORK
Tells interviewer He Thinks 1t Prob
able That There VIII BE An
other Yacht Race.

LONDON. Sept. 21.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton sailed from Liverpool today for
New York on the Celtic A number of
yachtsmen and others were present at
the station TO bid Sir Thomas farewell
and urged him to arrange q race for
the Americas cup before he returned.
Sir Thomas promised to discuss the
matter Of another challenge while in
New York In talking with an inter-
viewer Sir Thomas said that while he
could net say anything more definite
he thought il very probable that there
will be another race" Friends of Sir
Thomas are satisfied that he will issue
3 challenge during his stay in America.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
Powell Taken iii and MQtCh
With Wolff Postponed.
Charley Neary Refuses
to Fight Cullen
Next Month.
BY r. A. Sr11ytl1.

The Wolff Powell fight, scheduled
to take place under the auspices of the
Colma Club next Tuesday evening, has
been postponed one week on account
of the illness of Powell, who saught a
cold at his training quarters several
days ago.
Powell came to manager Billy Roche
yesterday and informed him that he
was too i'll to step into the ring on
Tuesday night and do himself justice.
Roche called in DR.. Salz. who examined
Powell and said the boy would not be
fit to engage in a contest for at least
ten days. Roche decided to postpone
the fight He realized that Powell could
not perform as he is capable of per-
forming should he be compelled to line
up against Wolff on Tuesday evening.
Wolff was perfectly agreeable to the
change in the programme.
The postponement of the fight was a
great disappointment to Roche. He fig
ured on beating the fight trust to the
first big scrap since the fire. The Han
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
ToRoNTo ENrRIEs.

First race. six furlongs-Eminola s4 Irene A
"a. Reside 81. Toots Nook 101, Kaluenf 1o4
Garret Wilson no. Clifton Forge 11o, Gay gAde.
laide H. Lieber la, Broadcloth 1T, Pretension
~ lBroadcioth and Pretension. Chinn entry.
Second race one mile-Ellicott I22 Restora-
tion 1l9. Glimmer 107, AL Powell 49, Judge
Nelson 112, Lucy Marie 100, Fire Alarm 100.
Maintenance 105. Amberly 105 fGlimmer and
Restoration. Hendie entry; Amberly and Main
chance. Seagram entry.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Akbar 1O7
La Gloria 107. The Belle 107 Bonnie Reg I07
St Noel Joe. Bert osrn Ill, Musselman lie,
Fourth race. two and a quarter miles. $4,000.
Jockey Club municipalities 90, Will King 9s.
George Vivian 98, Bluebuck 1O4, Benvolio 104,
Reservation los, Alma Dufour LOG, Slaughter
147. Sir Ralph Ill. Ormondes Right 12.
slaughter and Sir Ralph. Seagram entry.
fSiaughter's impost is probably l07 pounds)
Fifth race. steepechase, about two miles, SELL
ing-Gold Run 163. Frank Somers $50, Opunfta
1z1. Chatelaine IA. virtuoso 139.
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Afoon-
raker III: Parkville III; Depends los. Peter
Knight. los. Cholk Hedrick los. Water Pansv
i0s. Request l05. Nonsense 103, Bill Berry 1O3
Dileas l03 Wogglebug 100, Chancellor waiworth
100. ireland 100.
Seventh race. six fur1ongs. same conditions as
third-Iord HaranRue 100, Raviana 1O4, Dr. Cof
fey 1o5. Cicely 1o6, Prospero 10s No Trumper
100, General Haley Ill. Reticent 113.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
PRESS CLUB WILL BE GUEST
OF YACHTSMI1N AT CLAMBAKE
Jolly Party to Sail to Paradise Cove
,On the Good steamer
Caroline.

The members of the Press Club will
be the guests of the members of the
san Francisco Yacht Club at a clam
bake to be given at Paradise Cove to-
morrow. Captain Leale has placed the
steamer Caroline at the disposal of the
Press Club. 1t will leave Jackson street
wharf at 10 o'clock, touching at the
clubhouse of the yacht club at Sausa-
Ito on the way over
jolly time is promised the Press
Club boys when they arrive on the
scene of the days outing. For several
weeks past the amateur tars have been
making preparations to entertain their
guests and they announced yesterday
that everything was in readiness for
the big feast
The members of the Press Club will
assemble at the .clubrooms, 2916 Pine
street, at 9 o'clock tomorrow morning.
Before departing for the scene of the
clambake, they will raise the national
emblem over the club. This was re-
Gently presented by Mrs. Oscar A. Tolle.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
WILSON MINER AND HIS
BROTHERS IN ADIRONDACKS
Lambs Club Extends Unusual Courtc-
sizes to One of the Members Of
This CALIFORNIA; Family

Wilson Miner and his two brothers.
Addison and Lansing. are enjoying the
delights OF the glorious Eastern au-
tumn weather in the Adirondacks. They
are the guests of Multi millionaire JOS
eph Burns at his beautiful country
home in that delightful part OF the
country.
Mrs. Wilson Mizner formerly Mrs.
Yerkes) is not a member OF the party.
She is at her old home In Chicago.
Lansing Mizner has been the recip-
lent of an unusual honor from the
Lambs Club. He left here last month
for New York. and upon arrival In
that city received the regulation two
weeks visitors card to that club. On
the expiration Of that time he re-
ceived a card extending to him the
courtesies OF the club for as long a
period as he chose to remain in New
York
This is the first time in the history
of the club that such an honor has been
handed to a visitor.
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SIWASHES WINNING
STREAK ENDED
BY SEALS.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO TEE cAI1.

SEATTLE. Sept. 21.-San Francisco
broke Seattle's winning streak today.
taking the game by a score of to 2.
Russ Hall tried out young McClair. a
local amateur. but he was wild and was
taken out of the box In the second in
ming with the bases -bulging. Vickers
was sent in, but Wheeler and Spencer
MT sare' netting three runs. After that
Nlckers was steady and kept his hits
scattered Brown pitched good ball
throughout. San Francisco stole bases
at VIII off Hansen. Parke Wilson was
ordered off the grounds for kicking by
Derrick- Score:
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
WILL TRAVEL FROM. SAN DIEGO
TO BUFFALO ON MOTORCYCLE
Expert Machinint and Friend to start
From Southern City on
Long Trip.

SAN DIEGO. Sept. 21.-George G.
Breed of the Kessler Machine Com
pany and B. Osborne will start on their
motorcycle trip from San Diego to
Buffalo next Monday The route de-
cided upon will practically follow the
Santa Fe Railroad, and the men believe
that but little difficulty will be expe-
rienced In procuring gasoline and sup
plies en- route. The one machine will
carry both men. Breed is an expert
machinist, and he has had a varied ex-
perience in long distance road travel.
II the trip is successfully made the re-
turn trip probably will be made on the
same machine and not by rail- The
present season of the year is deemed
best, as the roads are dry and hard
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22

ION -Hyland go is scheduled for next
rioay evening and had Powell not
oeen taken i'll Roche would have made
good But now the fight trust has the
Detter OF the argument and will be
able to show first
foche was doomed to suffer another
disappointment last night. He received
mord from Charley Neary, the Mflwau-
kee lightweight that he wo,,1d
come to California unless rnaran4ead =
match with Britt. Roche had signed
up Neary to box Dick Cullen and the
MiiWaukee boxer accepted the terms. as
wen as a railroad ticket to this CITY.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
RAILROAD PRESIDENT ARREsrED

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-William H.
Newman. president of the New york
Central Railway, was formally arrested
today by order of Health Officer Dar-
ilngton He was charged with permit
ting the use of soft coal by the loco
motives and round houses of this COM
pany in the Bronx. He protested
against the arrest and afterward DR..
darlington consented to allow the fore
man OF the round house to appear in
court in his place.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
JOCKEY LYME TO RETIRE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 21.-Lucien Lyme,
one OF the best known jockeys In this
country. has decided to give up riding.
OF late ii has only been by the most
severe methods that he could keep his
weight down to 40 pounds. He may
50 TO France or Germany.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
1o5. Blucher 106, Heart of Hyacinth

Rubaiyat lo5. Blucher LOG, Heart of Hyacinth
los, Ingolthrift lIO
Second race, six furlongs selling-Gay Min
lister 1922 BageerIy 1O7 Falkland 107, Norwood
Ohio 107, Inhammable 107, Fiasco 1o7, Town
moor moor lo7. Handy Bill 11o, Whoa Bill Ito,
Third race the vic Lorch gentlemens cup,
one mile-Judge Coodridge 1877. Ripplemark
Ia7 az ~ rqlssilla I4o Pittkn l4o Ws6erhelds s
Fourth race one and sixteenth miles. sell
ins-Quick 1n Rich 81. Ezra o., Brait 94 Juba
C@namblee en- los, Corrigan 100, Golden Mineral
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LOUISVILLE ENTRIES.

The following are the entries at Louisville
for touorrow's races:
First race, six furlongs selling -Suxanna o.
Miss Anxious 81, Comment o. Naughty 103
Mrs. Annie 103, John Doyle 103, Salvage IO3
nrasden 1o3. Lady Kispar JOB, Specdmaker l0z.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
HIGHwAYmEN SHOOT AT PEDDLER

BERKELEY. Sept. 21.-Dan Wooley,
a peddler, was held up at $3.50 o'clock
tonight by two men at Carlton street
and San Pablo avenue. Wooley whipped
up his horses and escaped, the high
waymen firing five shots at him.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-22
GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.

GRAvEsEND SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
Rain; track rather heavy.
First race-Deutschland, Keator,
Rusk.
Second race-Hylns, Expansionist,
Yama Christy.
Third race-Sa1videre, Water Pearl,
De Mund.
Fourth race-Go Between, TangIe,
Running Water.
Fifth receives. Leonard Joe Hay
man, Belle of Jessamine.
Sixth race-Senator Clay, Rappahan-
mock, Philander.
Seventh rnce-James Crawford, LaIIy,
Sam Bernard.
WOODBINE PARK SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Teiegrsph.
Weather clear, track fast.
First race-Chinn Entry, Lieber, Gar
rett Wilson.
Second race-seasram Entry, Hell
dric Entry, Ellicott.
Third race-La Gloria, Bert Osra,
Bonnie Reg.
Fourth race-seagram Entry, VIII
King, Alma Dufour.
Fifth racc-Gcld Run, Frank Somers,
Virtu0so.
Sixth race-ChoIk Hedriclx, Request,
Depends.
Seventh race-No Trumper, General
Haley, Retfcent.
LOUISVILLE SELECTIONS.
BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
Rain; track heavy.
First race-IngoIthrift, Suzanne,
Speedmaker.
Second race-InnammabIe, Tom
Moor, Whoa Bill.
Third race-PuIsatiIla, Piller, Magic.
Fourth race-Gauze, Chamblee, Jubh