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LAToNIA ENrRIEs,

First race, six furiongs, seling-Mauser los,
Still Hunt o. Mintberia 90, Banposal o. Pittkin
50, Tom Combs %, Wee Lass o. Malleabie 100,
Superior Boy 100, Fargo 100, Larone 101. Bosing
102 Pinaud 102, Black Mantila 104, Kohnofaw
104 Pete inegar lO6.
Second race, one mile, selling-Lady Charade
SO, Mae Lynch SO. Moccasin Maid 50. Santa LII
cia 80. Sea Mate 81, Wiggle Stick 81. Cambridge
o., Leo Bright ~, Pennant 101, Limerick Girl
102 Eva Claire 104 Naran 104. Ida Vivian 104,
LAWSON 104, DR.. Riley 106. Postman 1o6.
Third race, one mile. purse-Sster Frances
81. White Plume 100, John l.. Ingils 105. The
Mnks 1O5. Gus Heidorn 105, Major Daingerfeld
105 Major T. J. Carson I05 John Carroll 102.
Fourth race, steeplechase, clubhouse course
Dalesmau IDS, Wooldeaier 130. Perpont l35, st.
Enoch 13s. Stoddard 13S. N 1SS, Sigmund
1873 Gould IA,
Fifth race Ave furlongs pnrse-Felix Monroe
10i Hereafter 101. The Pfker 1o1, Zona 10l.
Marmorean 10i American Belle 101. Walter Nc
Lean io4 Bouaventure 104. Morales l04. Falr
Fagot 104. Moselle LOG, oyeriando 109 Dainty
Dame lib.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth, selling-Flo-
rizel i0i, The Only Way 101, DR.. Dan fo1. Mr..
Farnum l03. knowledge 103 Glassful 103. Little
Elkin l03, Captain Bob 104, Stroud 1o4 Dociie
104 The Gadhy l07 Swiftwing 100 The Eng
lishman 110.
Seventh race one mile. selling--Alma Gardia
50. Mill Song so. Inspector Girl 50, 0beron 81,
Henry Bell 81. Galmeda "a, DR.. Mccleur ~,
Yachting Girl 100, Verandah l02: Cashier 102,
Fox Hunting 104. Doeskin l04, Mathew Gauli
104 CotIllion 1o5, Blue Blaze 100. Blgier 1i3.
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FRIENDLESS BOY
CAPTURES ALL
THE H0NORS.

The winnig streak of the great
greyhound Tralee's Best was checked
in the final of the open stake at Ingle-
side Coursing Park yesterday when w.
T. Raught's Friendless Boy defeated
him. Cronin's entry was unfortunate
in having hard trial in the semi-final
when, after beating his competitor. the
dogs raised an extra hare. which gave
them hard run. This spoiled the
chances of Tralees Best for the final
honors. Friendless Boy was a to
favorite and there was much betting
on the outcome. The following are the
results:
Open stake: First round-Tralce's
Best beat Lady Athlete. Irma Hotfoot
a bye, Eurasia withdrawn; John Nor
risey beat Renegade Apache, Bouton-
beat Black Tom. Milk Maid beat Prim-
lean beat Young Geraldine In Time
beat General Frisbee, Sherman beat
Tom Fitz, Dan, Finnigan beat Ruby
Daisy, Burton beat Sebastopol, Bloom
Ing Dutchman beat Young Kerry Pip
pin, Russell ] beat Queens Beauty.
Lasy AR hropmore 5 BEAT secresiye, secret & Friend
Boy, Our Bessie beat Whiskey Dick,
Eilbe Royal beat Mabel S, Aggie
Rocker beat Lupin, Young Rocker
Boy. The Mint beat Domestic Lad. Hon
est John beat Pedlar Baum. Amandan
beat Lost Chord, Lucy Clair beat VAL
ley Pride. Ina Cissus beat Brewery
Maid. Ragged Actor beat Frank ], c.
Sampler beat Flower Girl, Pasha King
beat Beacon Water, King V beat Wau-
banauhkee, Cheyenne beat Pasha
Pleasant, Golden Idol beat Fiery Eye,
Paul Dunbar beat Butt Inn. Quita beat
Reckless Acrobat.
Second round-Tralee's Best beat
Morrisey, Rose. of Gold beat Milk
In Time beat Sherman, Rocked Asleep
beat Dan Flanagan, Burton beat
Blooming Dutchman, Russell J beat
Lady Aronmore, FriendIess Boy beat
Aggie Rocker beat Young Rocker,
Agile Squirt beat The Mint Amandan
beat Honest John, Ina Cissus beat Lucy
Clair, Ragged Actor beat Pasha King,
King V beat Sampler, Cheyenne beat
Golden Idol, Quita beat Paul Dunbar.
Boutoniere. Rose of Gold beat Bon
Ami, Rocked Asleep beat In Time.
Russell beat Burton, Friendless Boy
beat Our Bessie, Agile Spurt beat Ag-
gle Rocker, Ragged Actor beat AmaTl-
dan, King beat Ina Cissus. Quita
beat Cheyenne.
Fourth round-Tralee's Best beat
Rose of Gold, Rocked Asleep beat Rus
sell L. Friendless Boy beat Agile SDurt
King Y beat Ragged Actor. Quita a
pdsnts Filth ssopna-T5ales.s round Best a bye,
Boy SIKH heat oas EElafE fys Best beat
King Y, Frtendless Boy bye.
Deciding eourss-W. T. Raught's
Dawn beat T, Cronin's Tralee's Best
(Cronin's Wild Tralee-Fair Lady,.
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Despite the unfavorable weather
many tennis matches were played on
the courts yesterday. number Of
cracks were out in the morning at the
California Club, while the experts at
the park did not appear until after
noon. The high wind interfered seri-
0usly with the play, but many of the
matches proved interesting.
At the park Charles Foley and Fred
Adams turned the tables on r. n.
whitney and Clarence Griffin. The lat
ter won quite decisively a week ago,
but were as badly beaten by their Op-
ponents yesterday.
The champion and ex-champion
played fast tennis, while Whitney and
Griffin appeared somewhat off in their
play. The match was well played, and,
although rather one-sided, il proved
interesting. The score in favor OF
Adams and Foley was 6-1, So.
with Guy Lytton as partner, Whit
ney did much better They took on
Foley and Adams and won three
straight sets. While hardly as high
class a player as Griffin. Lytton puts up
a fine game in doubles. The score was
6-3, Ga, Ga.
The best match at the California
Club was a doubles between Herbert
Long and Frank Mitchell and Fletcher
=
day the former won three out Of four
sets from their opponents. but yester-
day they got only one set out Of Ave
James and Elliott played a greatly i'm
proved game and won four sets in sue
cession. The last set went to Long and
Mitchell. The score was Ga, 4-6, 6-3,
e-3. l-6. Elliott and James make quite
a strong combination. They will play
together in the handicap doubles tour
rarneff next Sunday
After the doubles, Mitchell and James
played a set of singles. The ecoast
champion a trifie off and the old
timer beat him easily. James won only
one game. the score being 6-1 against
him. Mitchell played the best game
in this set he has put up IN months.
Young Harold Gabriel undertook to
win a love set from W. c. Knowlton,
the iron man. The youngster took the
first four games and il seemed he
would do the difficult trick. Knowlton,
however. annexed the sixth game A
second attempt resulted more disas-
trously to Gabriel. He won the first
three games, but lost the fourth. The
score was 81, 6-3. KnOwlton Is about
the hardest lower-class man on the
courts TO beat love set.
A MelrOse, a clever young player,
took Knowlton on with the intention
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Visiting Bue-Rock Shots Hold Their Own With City
Experts in Competition Under Union Gun Club Auspices
CHAPPELL BREAKS
TWENTY FIVE
STRAIGHT.

Many out of town gunmen partici-
pated in the shoot of the Union Gun
Club yesterday at the Ingleside traps.
Although the weather was unfavorable
for outdoor pastfmes, the sportsmen
made no complaint. A delegation of
clever shots from the Vallejo Gun Club
took part in several events. Among the
visitors were W. Chappell. president of
the Vallejo Gun Club; j. V. OHara,
Clyde Drake, William Elias, Walter Ro-
ney and T. Comfort. Edward Ham
mond of Menle Park also took hand
in the shooting.
The average scores made by the gun
men were not up to their standard.
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OAKS TAKE CLOSING CAME.
One Run In the First Inning Is Sufficient
TO Win.

LOS ANGELES, July 15.-In a hard
played game this afternoon Oakland
defeated Los Angeles by a score of
10 0. The visitors crossed the plate in
the opening inning and neither side
reached home thereafter. Gates OF
Oakland. who was pounded all over the
field the previous day. pitched splen-
did game, three singles being the best
the Seraphs could do TO him.
In the first inning Devereaux was an
easy out at first Smith took a base
on balls and was forced out at second
by Van HaItren, leaving Van Haltren
on first base with two men out. Kruger
grounded TO third and McClelland threw
wild TO Dillon at first, who mUffed the
ball, allowing Van Haltren TO proceed
10 second Heitmuller singled and Van
Haltren scored. Score;
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race four furiongs. selling-PaIemon 11o
Banlsdo 10T, Mrs. Frak Newburgh l07 Mrs
Matthews 1eI, Rousa l07. John J. Molr l0I
Reba 105.
Second race. six furlongs, seIling-Atkins 11a
Happy Lad 112. Belasco 49, Charles Green Iao
Colonel Jewell 109 Bonnet 1O7, Rosaro fo7
Legal Form 1O5, Iadora 103 Sicyon I03 Seed
cake i03, wheatstone 100.
Third race. six furlongs, seling-Seasick 1O7
Ed Lilburn l07 Madden i04 Sid Silver i04
Shady Lad 104, Titus II 1O4. Mimo I04 Linda
Rose l02, Anona 102, Laura f II l02.
Fourth race, seven furlongs, selliag-Procrasti III
Winifride l07, Lady Ninora 10Y, Anrad 1OT
PruewOod 10I, Maxtress I0T.
Fifth race, seven furlongs sellng-Dutiful ll2
Homestead 1l2. Orchan 100. Dr. Sherman 100
Duelist l09 Birdie 107. Katie Bell 1OT, Dix
ellie I02.
Florence Fonso 104. Gorgalete 1o4, Kenova I04
Colonel Bronston 100
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SAUsALITO AMATEUR TARS
CRUISE IN STIFF BREEZE
II. A. Hyde Returns From Trip Up the
Sacramento River in His
Launch Olive.

Port Captain f. G. Phillips sloop
White Heather, ex-Commodore w. c.
Morrow's sloop Challenger, ]. r. Han
ify's schooner Martha and II. II. Jen-
ness yawl Wave left the anchorage of
the San Francisco Yacht Club on Sat
urday afternoon and cruised up to
McNears Landing on the flood tide,
dropping anchor there for the night.
Many Of the yachts of the Corin-
THAN feet also made various anchor
ages in the upper bay. The yawl
Royal cruised to Vallejo On the ebb
tide yesterday afternoon all returned
to their mornings. The breeze in the
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ant Butts and Sergeant Sanborn OF
Company Z, Santa Rosa
The final shoot will probably be held
at the Roblar range. as 1t Is the best
adapted for skirmlsh firing Colonel
Juilliard established a two days camp
there for the Fifth Infantry and states.
that the location can be quickly pre-
pared for fifty or a hundred men 10
compete for the finals. Last year the
team went to the Monterey range
which is not considered as good as the
Roblar range for the purpose. Follow
ing the final contest the California
team viii camp at the range for a few
days practice. and viii leave for New
Jersey about August 81.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
Raisin Pickers divided

The Seals and Raisin Pickers DIVIDED
honOrs at Idora Park, Oakland, yester-
day. the Seals taking the morning game
BY the score Of 4 10 and the Fresno
aggregation the afternoon contest py
the score OF 10 O.
The morning game was a pitchers
battle throughout. both twirlers keep
ing the safety slams down below the
half dozen mark Tyson, the Seals
new twirler. showed good form
Before a crowd OF nearly 5000 spec
tators the Raisin Pickers defeated the
Seals in the last game OF the series,
closing the game without allowing
the opposing team e single tally
Getting e good start in the second
inning. Fresno kept well in the lead at
all stages Of the game With lrwin's s
hard three-sack connection into the left
border Of the garden il looked well for
the Seals in the fourth frame. wilson,
however. closed the inning on a fly 70
Cartwright and the Seals retired with
out their much needed score.
BY crossing Casey over the plate on
a trick play in the fifth. and showing
Eagan over the rubber in the seventh
on McLaughlin's drive TO center the
Fresno men put themselves out Of dan
gers way and rested until the last
frame. Doyle scored on Bruce's error
and Wolters on McLaughlin's hard
slam 10 Sears in the ninth.
Heavy hitting by both teams was
the feature OF the game. Cartwright,
Williams, Wheeler and Wolters each
figured in a three-sack connection,
while Casey, Fitzgerald, Spencer, Hill
debrand and Mohler raped out two
base hits that changed the appearance
Of the score sheet 10 a marked degree.
Manager Wilson Of the Seals has
signed Simons Of Spokane for trial
in the box Dunleavy and Perrine are
slated as the Officials in this week S
series at Idora Park. when the Oaks
and Fresno will cross bats. The score:
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LATONIA SELECTIONS.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
First race-kOhnofaw, Pinaud, Still
Hunt.
second ~race-Naran, Santa Lucia,
Lady Charade.
Third race-Jobn Carroll, Sister Fran
ces, Major T. j. Carson.
Fourth race-Sigmund, Gould, DaIes-
man.
Fifth rnce-Dainty Dame, Fair Fagot,
OVelandO.
Sixth race-The EngIishman, The
Gadfy, Stroud.
Bugler.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
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BalIoonl.t Drowned in Lake.

COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July 15.-
ole Jensen, a butcher, aged % years
this evening made a balloon ascension
and parachute jump at Lake Manwa
resort four miles south of Council
Bluffs. He came down in the lake ane
was drowned before help could reaci
him. His body was recovered. 1t VIA,
Ole's first experience in ballooning.
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100000 stake for vanaerhsIt.

PARIS. July 15.-The President of the
Republic stakes. at one mile. four and a
half furlongs and valued at $4,000.
was won today at Massons Lahtte by
William X. Vanderbilt's Maintenon.
with the American jockey. Ransch. in
the saddle. j. Lieux's Punta Gor6a was
second and E. CunningtOn's Elder third
Maintenon won galloping by three
quarters OF a length Among those at
the track were President and Nine Fall
lieres and Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth.
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WELL KNOWN EVANGELIST
TO VISIT MOUNT HERMoN
DR.. Torrey, Moody's Successor, VIII Be
Present at Dedication of
Santa Cruz Resort.
CRUZ. July 15.-Dr

SANTA CRUZ, July 15.-Dr. Torrey.
the world famous evangelist and the
successor of Evangelist Moody, Will be
at Mount Hermon next Sunday when
the grounds are dedicated. Though DR..
Torreys engagement to conduct an
evangelistic campaign In San Francisco
has been Cancelled. he has not given up
his plan to attend the dedication OF
Mount Hermon.
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HIGH WIND INTERFERES WITH PLAY ON
THE VARIOUS TENNIS COURTS.

of winning three straight sets. Knowl-
ton surprised him by winning the nrst
two sets. The score was Ga, Ga. 3-6.
Knowlton was in great form yesterday
and had his peculiar drive working TO
perfection.
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channel off Sausalito and in the upper
bay was stiff and squally, the bay be-
ing covered with white caps.
Vice commodore Dr. Emmett Rix-
fords sIoop Annie left her moorings
yesterday morning, but returned early.
The yawl Jester was also under way.
F. A Hyde's launch Olive has returned
from her trip up the Sacramento River.
F. Gillette took a short trip in his
yawl Rita.
w. NJ. Edgell. formerly secretary of
the San Francisco Yacht Club, is with
his family on his ranch near Suisun.
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SIIAlNAKl

Tvo-bsee hfts-Heitmuller, Devereaux. sacrl
fee bifs-Gochnauer Gates Haley. First bass
on errors-Los Angeles l. Oakland l. Left o.
bases-Iyos Angeles q. Oakland 4. bases oi
balls-On Nagle 3, OF Gates 3. Struck out-b!
Nagle 4 BY Gates I. Double piay-Cates Il
Haley 10 Heitmuller. Hit by pitched bail.
Randolph Time of gnme-One hour and 8
minutes Umpire-Hodson.
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FORT ERIE sELECTIONs.

BY the New York Morning Telegraph.
FIRST race-La Londe, Nuns Yelling,
Jake.
Second race-Dr. Wentker, Film.
Charley Ward.
Third yrace-Hyperion III, DeImore,
Royal Window.
Fourth raee-BooIa, Blondy, Wing
Ting.
Fifth race-Ravfana, Cobmora, Henry
Ach.
Sixth race-RusE<, Felix Mozxes, Many
Thanks.
SEVENTY race-Matabon, Brand New,
Crow shade.
Weather cloudy. Track fast.
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LEAGUE LEADERS TAKE
GREAT GAME AT CHICAGO
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CHICAGO, July 15.-Hard hitting in
the second and third innings gave
Philadelphia a lead today that was held
until the seventh. Chicago then fell on
Richie for two singles and home run.
Philadelphia tied the score In the ninth
on double, a sacrifice. and long
fly. Taylor won his own game in the
tenth with a two base hit after Evers
had singled and stolen second score:
Batteries: fsa Taylor and Moran; Dug
gleby. Richie and DOOM Umpire:
CINCINNATI, July 15.r-Cincinnati
and Brooklyn split even in double
header this afternoon: score:
First game K n r.
GincinPati ,......--....--. %
Brooklyn ............... IL l
Batteries: Ewing, Wicker and
Schlei; Scanlon and Bergen. Umpires:
Carpenter and KLEIN.
Second game r. * T.
Gincinnati ......--.....-..
Batteries: Fraser and schlei; Eason
and Bergen Umpires: Klein and Car
penter
ST. LOUIS, July ia timely ninth
inning batting rally won todays game
for New York. Score:
~ Louis .........,.-..,.--5 I
Batteries: Druhot. Beebe and w.
Marshall; Wiltse, Ames and Brosnahan.
Umpires; Emslie and O'Day.
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RUNS AND HITS By IN,
SUMMARY

ILree-6Rse blte-CarfWriEhf, " IIIIauls
Wheeler. Wolters. TWo-base hLs-Cssey. Fitz-
gerald Spencer. Hildebrsnd. Mohler. Sacrifice
hits-Eagan q. First base errors-Fresno
/; San Francisco 1. First base on called balls
on Fitzgerald 1 of Bruce 5. Left bases
Fresno 5; San Francisco 8. Struck out-By
Fitzgerald 3: by Bruce 2. Double plays-Doyle
70 Hogan, Esgan 70 Casey TO Cartwright. Time
OF game-l 30 Umpires-KneIl and Knowles
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Lieutenant Colonel Juilliard has there
fore selected TIL. following men for
the final State contest:
Corporal McKillop and Corporal
Guldner OF Company c, Petaluma: Can
tain Vanderbilt and Corporal Butler Of
Company ID. San Rafael. and Lieuten-
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Struck out-By Jones l, By Henderson
Bases on balIs-Of Jones /. on Henderson Z
Two -hsse hfts-MeCFeedie. Smith, Henderson,
Lister Mclean Three-bsse hits-McLean 80.
Double plays-yan Buren 10 Bankenshipi Van
I3,1ren Sacrifice hits-Sweeney. McCreedle-
Stolen -Blankenship Hit by pitched balls
EStrefb Blankenship, Mott Left on bases
Portland = Seattle S. Time OF game-Iwo
hours Umpire-Perrine
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.

BY Fred Z. Mulholland.
First race-PalemOn, Mrs. Matthews,
ROusa.
Second race-Charles Green, Happy
Lad, Colonel Jewell.
Third race-Titus II, Seasick, Linda
Rose.
Fourth race-Bonar, Pruewood, Pro-
craxtinate.
Fifth race-Homestead, DutifuI, Or
chan.
Sixth race--GorgaIete, Kenova. Flor
ence Fonso.
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Sacrifice hts-Casey. Hildebrand, Mohler,
Bradbury. First base on errOrs-Fresno 2, San
Francisco . First base on called bails-Od
tyson q OF Wolters s. Left on bases-Fresno
q san Francisco 10. Struck out-By Tyson !,
by W0lters 3. Double plays-MOhler 10 Wheeler
10 Williams: Hudebrand 70 Mohler Passed
dbury, DasbwOOd. Time Of game-TwO
hours and ) minutes Umpire-knell-
AFTERNOON GAME.
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A woman's idea OF fiatterer is a
man who tells her that there are nor
sufficient words in the English Ian
guage to describe her charmA
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GIANTS WELD THE WILLOW.
Make Twelve Safe Hits OF Jones, the
Sfwask THIrler.
PORTLAND

PORTLAND, July 15--Ihe POrlIaHu
batsman pounded out a victory today
winning from Seattle. 4 to 1. Score:
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HOME TEAM DIVIDES HONORS
ON THE DIAMOND.
Seals Take Morning Game
and Are Then Shut Out
HEAVY STICKW0RK
MARKS CHIEF
STRUGGLE.

RESULTS OF GAMES.
San Francisco, 4; Fresno, =
Fresno, s; San Francisco, o.
Portland, 4; Seattle, l.
Oakland, IL Los Angeles o.
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TWO ULGV6Ns STICK TO oLo
STYLE PLAY - LOCAL BOYS
SHOW Up GREAT.

The fasthau Warriors ~ the INIT
varsity q Washington aud the plE-
shin paaheTs nom Whitman ealirHr
mat an the campus gridifou AZ the
university Saturday afternoon ana
sksr two long aud uniutefeatins
hslvea left the field. ncithef team
hAving severed.
Both aEKrcgaGiona stuck To old-
style football and Whitman had dus
up rrom somewhere back in the DARK
asss q variation of thr etd=fash -
iensa revolving wedge A both
were slranK on defensive work THIS
resulted tn an almost inecszaut eN.
change 81 puntx Tho punttHs ~as
not much to look At nagshaW on
one aston. however, shot a
sphsriaa that made his best friends
sic up and take uotlee. rhefv vas
Some pretty taekilag during ihe
game. although mast ~ the boys
went zkY scrnplns Tor fear - Ert-
tins below che knees
RaxshaW. nras don ana Isania did
excellent work au defence. and Test.
meier. the Washington center. kot
into uaast 90 the plays. Grim was
washlnston's best ground kHurr
End or occasions made soot gains
The hlE ex-center keeps his feet
we'll il strong enough Go shake or
anything but deadly tackier. ani
Ia caoi aea ied Ia a srfimmaEe.
Coach Barrie. ef Whitman *.
pressed his satisfaction with fhe fe-
fsit at the riose ~ th- Eame stat-
b. that his team had proved that "a
&ad the Jump on their heavier appo-
nents Mr Barrie Nsa risht TAX
inx yar8aEp fires feF off site play
tns out OF consideration his team
w~aid ha0r scured butcher was
the nlaat brilliant slayer 90 the aay
and seakIr asa clever work Ga ore
occAsaan doing a fs-yard speciality
stsaaa Baths. ase Oriental baths
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SEATTLE HIGH
BEATS TACOMA

The Seattle High school won IN
tho football game with Tacoma Last
Saturday bY a close Heofv Of tu o.
Tho game WAS played az the Y n
<. A park. aud Was witnessed By
an immense crowd of football en-.
thusinata OF Seattle and Tacoma.
The only aeore Was made Ia The
first half on a drop kick by CoYle
of the Seattle High Johns Of Ia.
coma tried to duplicate thia but fail
81 to make the goal Tho Seattle
team was a trtfle the heavier. but
otherwise they were evenly match.
ed
The star plays were made by
Johns ct Tacoma who dashed down
the field Tor 3sYsrd run, and
CoYlr'z drop Kick which prevented
the game from COMING off a ie
The intended game with Portland
next Saturday has .henn called of
on account % the hsNitancy of the
Portland High schools manager 10
arrange FOR the game This seems
ta Indicate that the Webfooters are
afraid to line up against Seattle
The Seattle High wiil probably play
against the second team from Multi.
nomah next SATURDAY
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LArontA.

First race. vieYen aiNtcentha II a
mile nnlletoone. tni tnuuoul, 10
+ I. won. Field lark. i0f, second.
French Nun, De. thiTd. Tine.
Iit07 So
SECOND race. thfeefourtha Of a
mile Crafty, t02 iIohnunesaenl
@ to 2. won. John Kaufman. iOA.
second King Leopold. io2. thlrd.
Tim-. lis.
Third race. three fourtha Of d
nsile -Pfetensiou. tt tnerhanadl
even. Won Grace kimbah. - Soc
ond lady Esther. pl. third. Time
ttt
Fourth race. one mile Minnie
Adams. 10 CNieall. 2 60 5. son
Noel. -. second uehar %. third
limo. 81 60.
Firth RACE thfeasfouflha Of a
mile Tom nolan. i0f tNicoll. to
2. Won Eiecioflne. i0i. second
MArmar@n. a1. thlrd Time
lI.it IS
Sixth race. one ant one slxteenth
miles Gladiator. TOT tAnbarhnni
TO /. won ARABIA. i0s. second
T Henry Watofsnu. iad. third limo
li.tT 10