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First base on errOrs-brooklyn, I; Chieago. I.
Left on bases-Brooklyn, 3; Chicago. 10. First
base on balls-On. Stncklett; 4; % PfeisteLa 2.
Struck out-By Stncklett, 4; by Pfelster. 0, Two
bSs . hit Schulte. Sacrifice hits-Maloney. Lum-
ley, SheckArd. Evers. stolen bases-Knng. I'm
piTe-EmGlis. Time-I hour and 50 minutes.
AttendAnce-2O00,
PHILADELPHIA IN. L.. T. PITTsBUE0, 3
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. zS.-PhIlAdelphia took the
opening rame from PtttsburE TO day by timely
battling in the nrst and nfth innings. The score:
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RMILADKI.PHIA.


Two base hits-Laioie, ROssmap. sacrifice hits
Stavall ~, Turner. First base on baHsLOn Hess, I;
on Coombs. 4. Left on oases-Cleveland Q. Struck
out-By Hess, 10: by Coombs.2 :. Wild pitch-Coombs.
Umpire-Evans. Ttme-l hour and 30 minutes.
AttendAnce-Zl6
CHICAGO "a. L.. 5: BOSTON. a. La
CHICAGO, Sept. 2S.-Boston played the part of
the weak and lowly lizard TO day for seven innings
and then turned savaGely. came within one of q tie
and lost BY the fraction OF an inch. The score:
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Totals. ... Q II 2 Is Of

Two out when winning run was scored.
R R:,.e FltosSr4t: :.:::.: .S5SS:i5t
Two sase hits : oGgHiin ON Sohs,l.yio c co S,,sE
schmidt, O'Leary, Williams. First base on balls
on KiHisn. . 90 orth, 2 Struck eut--By kiban I;
play Eiberfeld and WiliAms@ Fra base on error
Detroit. Stolen bAses-Coughlln Cobb. Left on
eS"De q; New Yorf, Z. Umpire-Hurst.
rme-l hour and so minutes. AttendAnce-Lsm
CLEVELAND. s: pHILADELPhIA "A. L., o.
game 70 day In which the Philsdelphias were again
kIanhAA ThA aGnnA.
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Left ON bsses-NeW York, s: Cincinnati, Q. First
base on bslls-on McGinnityt 4; OF WetmeLs s
base hlts-BrosnAhan, Dahlen. Mclean. Sacrifice
hit-SeymouT. Stolen Strang,
L0beEt. Double play-Strang and Ac0Gnn. Um-
pires-CaEpenter and KEN. Time hour and Is
minutes. AttendAnce-l,OO0.
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CHICAGO IN. L., 1; BROOKLYN. o.

The B~rookIyns made the ChlcaEoe move
Park, but the Chica gos did the needed moving
when the pinch come. With the stiffest sort
of pitching on both sides there was not q run
there would be any scoring In that inning.
Geesler and Sheckard going out quickly.
Not 50 Schultz. That athlete signaliyed his
to left. Holman promptly brought him home
with a single. TIL Brooklyns made only one
hit on PfeIster, the only hit In their last two
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rHIRD RACE.
Selling: for tvo-yssr Olds, with $1,000 add


Good start: won easily; Frank Lord. Oh. G., 2
by Royal Flush II.-Air1a; owned by I. ID. SUN
van; trained by A. thinner.
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TURF.
BROOKLYN JOCKEY CLUB
SPECIAL T0-M0RR0W G5sssEi .SS P r. %-i'inr
ROSEBEn ". LADY AMELIA.

Trains leave z. 3lth st.. ". Y. i2.2n 9 y. ",
u4O Sal. only. On 1850 train special par C3llJl,I,g,
line. rs min. interval from 1908 .. m. 70 4 : ? Ut
10 mtn. interval NOM Y. .. m. 20 l.Bs D III.
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warner: Sacrlacs hit.T Jones. Stolen bsses-o.
Pp,ssssr-sE y, GLADE al. 4 !. y Smith l,,, wa pI!sSI
sa."By Gei.S., 8 ! By smith, ., Len S%' on SssssssIrSSs,..
Louis. -; Washington, 10. Umpire Sheridan.
Time-2 hOurs and : minutes. ATTENDANCE i 900.
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Stated for Glade in the ninth inning.
Two out when winning run was scored.
81. Louis.."..""....i Q oooO 0 SIS
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Hnrnes. Races at trenton.

TRENTON, N. j., Sept. sS.--The harness races At
The Interstate Fair 10 day were devoid OF special
features. The summaries:
~ Ia. -argn1s noram AaO0r
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HARD STRUGGLE FOR LIE ROY.

W " TmeHzo6S. sos,l, zoe.
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OUTBATfBD, But BEAT REDS.
TWO BAGGERS FIGURE IN BOTH
NEW YORK RUNS.

RPooklyns Held Chieasos Level Ter NIne
Innings n Are Defoesed d the Tenth
-BestsRs Nose Due TIVE Cardinals ana
the PnGladclphias sm'te inc Pirates
In svsry National League game yesterday
there was q margin Of Just one run between
the winner and the loser. Am0ng The winners
were the New York;. who downed the Gin
c~innatis. and the CbicSgos. WI worsted the
Brooklyns. The Bostons conquered tho st.
Louis team and the ouakers took Q fall out
Of the Pirates. The results:
New Ysrk. q; Cincinnati, \.
Chicago. 4; BreSalyn. o.
philadelphia. 4; PlttsDurg. ..
B~ston, q; %. Louis. Q.
srANDU OF TIE CLvSs.
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Selling; for three year -olds and upward. with
o. 900 added; one mile and . sixteenth:
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
AUTO CROSSES
MOUNTAIN RANCE
RAMBLER MAKES SUCCESSFUL
CLIMB
Improvlsed eunnysack Road Used
Where an Adobe Thorouehfsre
Threatened Dire Results--csd-
lilac Wins Gold Medal

For strenuous touring Mr.. and Mrs.
L. Bleakmore, who have just returned
from San Francisco in their Rambler
machine. experienced one Of the most
exciting trips Of recent date.
On the journey north the Santa Ynez
mountains were crossed at night, en-
failing q dangerous feat and one never
before accomplished at Los Banos by
autoists. After being lost on COW paths
and various way thoroughfares the
mount and descent were made safely.
From Merced to Los Banos such was
the condition Of the ground, mass of
adobe, that gunny sacks filled with
sand were placed under the machine to
prevent sinking to the hubs After
travelling a limited distance over the
improvised roadway the sacks were
gathered and placed in front of the
car for another short space.
r. A. Fenton of the w. K. Cowan
agency returned Saturday with G. f.
Thorpe and sons and e. ]. Nolan from
trip to Santa Barbara in Mr.. Thorpe's S
40-horse power Rambler
B. w. Fletcher of Redondo antici-
pates leaving within a few days for
/ San Francisco, travelling in his Wayne
touring car.
A ten-horse power Cadillac won the
gold medal recently in the reliability
run in Ireland The car carried four
passengers and only lost four points,
due to delay in fabrication and the ac-
cidental switching off of the engine in
coming downhill.
The increase in automobile insurance
was illustrated in the recent Grand
Prix race in france. Several of the
drivers were insured for 100000 each
and the total amount of insurance car
ried in the race was over $350,000.
Work on the big Oldsmobile racing
car that has been entered for the Van
derbilt cup race is progressing rapidly,
and it is expected that the car will
have its first trying-out practice on
the road this month.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
BREAKS DETROIT
RACING RECORD
WINNER is FAvoRITE OVER BIG
FIELD
In Presence Of Large Crowd New
Time ls Made In Contest for
Chamber Of Commerce
Stakes
BY Associated Press.

BY Asso ciated Press.
DETROIT, Mich, July 24.--In the
presence of the largest crowd that ever
went to a harness race in Windsor a
new record was held up this afternoon
Ardell, the Chamber of Commerce stake
candidate of Geers, won the opening
mile in 2:05A, which is faster than the
big stake was ever won at Crosse Point
and the fastest mile ever made by a
mare in her first racing season in July.
Ardell was favorite over a big field
and beat them as she pleased, winning
the first heat from behind and the other
being in front.
Every winner was race favorite, In
the 2:24 trot Ann Direct showed much
class and won without being extrended,
two other M and n. candidates in the
event showing poor form. Allie Jay
also in the M. and M. field, won an i'm
pressive heat in the 2:24 trot, but that
ended her, Morone being the best horse
of the lot.
The 2:OS trot was a workout for the
sensational Mainsheet, that stallion
winning handily and in the seasons
trotting record of 2:OS%. Results:
2:24 trotting, $1000-Ann Direct won
three straight heats and the race. Best
time. 2:131k.
2:14 class, trotting, purse $100O-Mo-
rome won the second, third and fourth
heats and the race Best time, 2:22A.
Allie ] won the frs. heat in 2:12%.
2:09 class, pacing, purse $10,000-Ardell
won three straight heats and the race.
Best time, 2:05A.
2:08 class, trotting, purse $1000-Main-
sheet won three straight heats and the
race. Best time, 2:OS%-
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
NATIONAL, LEAGUE
ARREST FIGHTING PLAYER
BY Associated Press.


PITTSBURG, July 24.-In a closely
played and interesting game Pittsburg
today defeated New York, to 8. Pitts
burg scored it's runs on bunts and New
York made it's runs on big hits. After
the end of the fourth inning fist fight
occurred between McGinnity and Peitz.
The latter was coaching and made re-
marks to which the New York pitcher
took exception. They were surrounded
by the other players, each with a
bloody face. McGinnity was arrested
and locked up by order of Mayor
Kirschles of Allegheny on a charge of
disorderly conduct. Secretary Knowles
of the New York club went his bond
and he was released for hearing to-
morrow morning. Score:
Pittsburg 4, hits 8, errors 1.
New York 8, hits 7, errors 1.
Batteries-Leever and Gibson; Nc
Ginnity, Ames and Bresnahan.
Umpires--O'Day and Emslie
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
BRIGHTON BEACH RESULTS
Samson, Played Down From 2 to to
IA to 5, Wins $500 Iro-
quos Stake
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
NEW YORK. July 24.-Samson,
played down from to Q to IA to 5, won
the $500 Iroquis stakes, one mile and
a quarter, at Brighton Beach today.
Results:
First race. six furlongs-Clover
Crest won. Hildebrand second, Miss
Ogden third. Time, 1;12 AS.
Second race, five and a half furlongs
kentucky Beau won, Penarris sec
ond, Tony Bonero third. Time. 1906 2-5.
Third race, mile and a sixteenth
Belle of Pequest won, Water Tank Sec
ond, Lone Hand third. Time, 1;47 4-5.
Fourth race, the Iroquis stakes mole
and quarter-Samson won, Albert #
second, Flimnap third. Time, 2:07.
Fifth race, mile and a sixteenth
Rubric won, Bobby Kan second, Gera-
mum third. Time. las 3-5.
Sixth race, Ave and half furlongs,
selllng-Yowric won Somnus second,
Clements third. Time, 1905 3-5.
Seventh race, five and half furlongs,
selling-Mintberia won, Umbrella sec
ond, StOwaway third. Time. 1907 S-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
SANTA BARBARA
TOURNEY TO OPEN
Southern Cracks Entered for Hand.
some Cup Events-M onth of Ten-
mis- Activity Scheduled for
Lovers of the Game

Play will commence this morning in
the Santa Barbara tennis tournament
which is to continue for the remainder
of the week. All arrangements have
been completed and everything points
to most successful week Of sport.
Owing to the proximity of the date
with that of the coming championship
matches at Ocean Park many Of the
crack racquet wielders of the south will
not participate in the tournament, but
the unusually handsome set of prizes
offered have attracted large number
of entries.
Among those who will appear are
Sinsbaugh, Braly, Wayne, Donnell,
Spaulding, G;..usha, Jones and Gowan.
all of whom will compete in the mems
singles.
Braly and Sipsbaugh will play in the
mems doubles and should have small
difficulty in walking away from their
competitors. Miss Florence Sutton will
enter the womens singles and may be
expected to capture the cup according
to the natural order of events.
Today will be taken up with play in
the junior singles and the mems singles,
the former starting before noon. To-
morrow these two events will be con-
tinued and play will also be started in
the women's events and mems doubles.
1t is anticipated that Friday will wit
ness a completion of rlay to the finals
in order that the real struggle for the
cups will occur Saturday afternoon.
With the opening of the Santa Bar
bara tournament today a festival of
tennis begins that will continue prac-
ticaIly for a month without intermis-
sion. Players returning from Santa
Barbara will arrive in Los Angeles
Sunday. day prior to the opening of
the Ocean Park tournament.
Following close comes the Pacific
coast championship tournament at San
Rafael, in which a large number of
local cracks will participate
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
BURNS MAKES
BERGER OFFER
AGREES TO KNOCK SAM
OUT
o'5rlen and New Heavyweight Asplr-
ant congratuIating Public Upon
Recent Match, While Neither
Appears Willing to Box

Tommy Burns is anxious, very anx-
ious, to meet Sam Berger, latest as
pirant for heavyweight honors, and
yesterday agreed to give the late op-
ponent Of Jack O'Brien the entire
money consideration provided Berger
does not take the count before twenty
rounds have come to an end
Since Berger and entapped each
other a little the other night, both
ringsters have been extremely busy
congratulating the public upon the fact
that battle of great importance must
necessarily result because of their linn
tied round exhibition.
Long since, local followers of the
game became disgusted with the tao
tics of the elusive Quaker who appears
bent upon receiving all possible adver-
tising without coming through in some
small degree himself. Every so often
Jack sends forth a telegram that would
require a Sherlock Holmes to make
head or tail of.
The purport of these wire burning
messages seems to be that Jack is anx-
ious to take on the easiest proposition
possible and rely upon his own prestige
doing the rest. Thus far he has been
very successful and after having sue
ceeded in getting several decrepit ring
sters between the ropes has builded up
quite a reputation as a boxer
AS a dash runner, the Philadelphian
would make decided success upon the
cinder paths but just what he might
do with genuine fighter remains to
be seem Giving the Quaker his full
due as a clever boxer he has thus far
shown a decided animosity to mixing
with anyone who appeared to possess a
chance of putting him to the bad.
He has been roasted to frazzle in
his own burg for this very fact. A
queer argument was used yesterday as
supposed boost of the deep thinking
glovester Something as follows:
"Why, Jack receives more knocking
back in Philadelphia than anywhere
else''
''Yes because they know him better
there" chirped in some one on the
side.
O'Brien is probably nervy boxer,
the fact Is he is too nervy, desiring as
possible opportunity. He is a run away
fighter at his best and the fact can
be readily seen why he lets slip any,
thing in the way of a snag.
Nothing would please local followers
of the game better than to see Tommy
Burns get a chance at Berger before
O'Brien takes him on again. Berger
mas Sdlleu SoineWudI VI reputation
by his showing with the Quaker and
should Burns stow him away the Phila-
delphian must necessarily stop his
quibbling and come forth to do battle.
O'Brien wants to get on with Berger
and the reason is strongly apparent.
1t would do Jack no harm IL some one
else should pick UP the sheckels to be
, had by an immediate match and then
allow him to take on the winner.
Tommy Burns was willing to meet
Marvin Hart when the latter was gen.
orally supposed to be some pumpkins as
a boxer. Marvin was quietly placed
away and now Burns is forced to go
begging for match.
Berger if he really believes in his
own ability, should be willing to sign
articles without delay and the offer
of Burns Is sweeping one to say the
least
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
LAToNIA PARK RESULTS
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated PreSS-
CINCINNATI, July 24.-Latonia re-
suits:
First race, five furlongs-Friction
won, Demo second, King Leopold third
Time, 1:04.
Second race, six furlongs-Mint Boy
won, Principia second, Happy Jack
third. Time, 1:16 1-5.
Third race, one mile-Miltiades won.
Matador second, Don Trent third.
Time, 14S 1-5
Fourth race. handicap, seven fur
longs-John English won, Gus Heidorn
second, The Mink third. Time, 1:29 AS.
Fourth race, six furlongs-Cotillion
won, Royal Legend second, Doctor Dan
third. Time, I'LL 1-5.
Sixth race, mile and a sixteenth
Stroud won, Postman second. Pinaud
third. Time, 1:50 3-5.
Seventh race, seven furlongs-King'
Guinea won, Katie Powers second,
Early Hours third. Time, 1871 2-5.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
BANKS DEFEATS JOHNSTON
Brilliant Pool Contest Is Concluded
Banks to Meet All
Corners

George Banks won the two-night pool
match from Walter Johnston last night
by the score of 50-4S.
The contest was a stubborn and hard
fought exhibition, especially after
Banks had overtaken the lead which
Johnston assumed during the previous
evenings play. The brilliant contest
attracted a large crowd which thor
oughly enjoyed the keen sport.
George Banks will take on all corners
next week and offers a reward of S. to
anyone deafea ting him at St aight pool,
no one being barred
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
RESULTS AT THE MEADOWS
BY Associated Press

BY AssocIdteu FreB5-
SEATTLE. July 24.-Results:
-Four and a half Peligroso
won; Rousa. second; Ban Lado. third
Time, :54A
Five and a half furlongs-Bell Reed
won; Sid Silver, second; Sir Dougall
third. Time, 1:07sz.
Seven furlong ngs-Procrastinate won;
Pearl Waters second; May Holiday
third. Time, 1928.
Seven furlongs-Lady Myrthful won;
Meetingue, second; Duelist, third. Time
1926.
One and one-eighth miles-Bonal
won; Baker, second; Hot, third. Time
1:53A.
One and one-eighth miles-Dusty
Miller won; Cabin, second; Little Joker
third. Time, 1:525k.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
AUTO PERFORMS
QUEER STUNT
LONG BEACH MAN HAS AN Ex-
CITING RIDE
Electric Car Strikes Runabout, but
Skill Of Driver Saves Him
and Machine From
Damage Asts
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, July 24.-Frank e
Shaw. prominent real estate man. had
an exciting and dangerous experience
this morning while coming down Pine
avenue in his electric roundabout,
bound for his Office at Ocean and Pacific
avenues. Just as the auto glided across
Third street an eastbound car on that
thoroughfare struck the machine
squarely in the rear of the body, skid
ding 1t twenty feet toward the building
occupied by the Offices of the Edison
Electric company. Mr.. Shaw cut a
corner on the sidewalk, successfully
lodged telephone pole and landed in
the street again With dexterity which
thrilled the spectators.
The body Of the fender was wrecked
and one of the tenders is gone. Besides
a severe shaking up Mr.. Shaw was un-
injured.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
AMERICAN LEAGUE
BOSTON WINS DouslE-HEADER
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
BOSTON. July 24.-Boston won both
games today-5 to 1 and to 2. Con-
sistent batting by the locals won the
first game. Excepting the first inning,
Cleveland could do nothing with Young,
who struck out six men and did not
allow a single base on balls. Boston
won the second game in the fourth inn
ing as a result of considerable batting
and poor fielding by Cleveland. Scores:
FIRST GAME
Boston 5, hits 8, errors 0.
Cleveland 1, hits 7, errors 4.
Batteres-Young and Armbruster;
Joss and Buelow.
SECOND GAME
Boston 8, hits 12 errors 4.
Cleveland 2, hits 8, errors Z.
Batteries-Tannehill and Peterson;
Rhoades and Buelow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
PHILApELPHIA is WINNER

BY Associated Press.
CINCINNATI, July 24-Bunched hits
in the third and sixth innings after two
men were out in each instance won to-
days game for Cincinnati, making four
straight from Philadelphia. Catcher
Schlee was hit on the knee by a foul
tip in the third inning and compelled to
retire. Score:
Cincinnati A, hits s, errors 4.
Philadelphia 3, hits 9, errors 4.
Batteries-Wicker, Schlei and Living
ston; Duggleby and Doom.
Umpires-Conway and Carpenter.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
NEW YORK SHUTS OUT DETROIT

BY Associated Press.
NEW YORK, July 24.-Newton out
pitched Mullin and New York won from
Detroit in the eighth. Chase singled,
was sacrificed to second and scored
from there on Delahantys infield hit.
Mullin objected to the decision at the
plate and was benched. Score:
Detroit 0, hits z, errors 0.
New York l, hits IL, errors 1.
Batteries = Mullin Eubanks and
Warner; Newton and Kleinow
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
BOSTON SCORES sHuTouT

BY Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, July 24.-Bates' single,
following fiuke safeties by Bridewell
and Tenney. scored the former in the
fourth inning, the one run which en-
abled Boston to win. Score:
st. Louis 0. hits 4, errors o.
Boston 1, hits 4. errors 3.
Batteres-Karge and Grady; Linda
man and ONeill.
Umpre-Johnstone.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
cricket Clubs win Meet

Despite two defeats at the hands Of
the Santa Monica cricket club. Los An
geles wicket men are determined to re-
trieve lost laurels TO some extent at
least, and to this erect will practice
next Sunday afternoon at Agricultural
park for a game to occur August at
Venice
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
FoRBlps FIGHTING in SEATTLE

BY Associated f>reSs.
SEATTLE, July 24.-Chief of Police
Wappenstein gave Instructions TO-DAY
that In the future prize lighters their
trainers and hangers-on would not be
permitted to remain in Seattle and con-
tinue their prize fight Preparations.
The chief said he would enforce the
state law, which makes II a misde-
meanor for any one to be connected In
any capacity with prize fight.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
WASHINGTON is WINNER

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, July M.-Washing-
ton won a remarkable game today from
st. Louis. the local team making only
three hits but scoring the same number
of runs, while the visitors made nine
hits and scored but twice. Score:
Washington 8, hits g. errors 8.
st. Louis 2, hits 8, errors 2.
Batteries-Smith and Wakefield;
Howell and Spencer.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
Panama Health Report
Bv Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, July 24.-W. c. Cor
gas, the chief sanitary officer on the
Isthmus of Panama, made a report on
the smallpox situation at>Colon. About
thirty-five cases have been quaran-
tined, all of which were found in the
same part of Colon. So far there have
been no deaths and Col. Gorgas says
there seems to be no danger of an epi-
denic.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
eLIppEN TOURISTS CONTINUE

BY Associated Press.
QUEBEC, July 24.-The Glidden tour
lists today started for Jackman, Me.
The speed will be increased by about
five miles an hour, and the touring
committee expects that the number OF
clean scores will be reduced before
night from nineteen to about a dozen.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
oBERLE CARD IS COMPLETED
Kid DaIney, Promising Youngster Who
Was Recently Tried Out,
VIII Appear

Preparations for the OberIe benefit so
merrily on, and yesterday the re-
mainder of the card for Friday evening
was arranged, with the exception Of an
opponent for Kid Delaney.
Young McGovern Is to meet Joe
Rogers. Andy Rivers has been selected
to stow Jim Horner away and young
Barry Will endeavor to put Joe Berry
In dreamland.
Kid Delaney has not as yet been
matched and 1t will take a good man to
climb between the ropes on even terms
with the youngster who was recently
tried out with Jack Brown, the amateur
lightweight champion Of the country.
Delaney halls from New York.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
COMPLETE SECOND ROUND
-, "A .aoolota1 proGa

CHICAGO, July 24.-The second
round was completed and five games in
the third round were decided in the
mems singles for the western tennis
championship at the Kenwood Country
club today. All of today's matches
were hard struggles. Hunt of Califor-
mia, Emerson of Ohio and vernon OF
Kansas City won the matches today
and will compete in the fourth round
tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1906-07-25
NAM FINAL CREW
BY Associated Press.

BOSTON. July 24.-The Harvard
crew, which won the race against Yale
at New London and which will try con-
clusions with the Cambridge university
boat consists of Captain Filley, stroke;
Newhall No. z; Bacon, No 6; Richard
SON No. 8; Glass, No 4; Morgan, No.
8 Fish, No. 2. and Tappan, bow. The
men who rowed in the Harvard fresh
man crew at New London, Faulkner
and Lunt. Will &c as substitutes.