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BALDWIN IS LIVING
IN MANITOBA.
Master of Santa Anita Is
Constantly nderC Care
of His Private Doctor
Famous California urf-
man Is Kept From All
Kinds of Excitement

WINNIPEG, Manitoba, July 5.-For
nearly two months the famous E. j
CLueky'o Baldwin of California has
been living in Fort Rouge. He is suf-
ferlng from palpitation of the heart
and the doctors refused to allow his
friends to see him because they feared
the agitation would be harmful.
Ellas jackson Baldwin, for years one
or the most noted figures on the race
, tracks OF America was sent to Can
ada because it seemed impossible for
him to recover while living in his ma
tive State of California. The excite
ment OF life on his stock ranch near
Los Angeles was too great for him
and dragged him down continuously
Il m only in this country so that ]
can get back to New Orleans in the fall
10 see my horses rum" said Mr.. Bald
win today. I'm here for a rest DIR.
Pease says, but I'm more inclined to
think that he marooned me to a desert
island, he continued. I never see any
friends, for although several have
called they have been refused admit
tance. 1t hurts me badly to see them
turned down, but there is no help for
ii if l want to get back to New Or
leans.
Fond of racing?" he repeated.
Well, l guess. The excitement never
pals on me as long as I think the
horse from the old home ranch has a
lighting chance l encourage my
Jockeys to take chances and they do
as well as they can with my mounts.
! have seldom known one of my
mounts to fall down in a race with
out some good reason.
IF my animal wins the big race of
r meeting 1 feel that the so years
are feather-weight beside the joys
of winning. It's life and soul to me.
I've been out of the game now eight
months, but l imagine that four
months more rest will about finish me
Of this illness. I'm getting better. and
| know / am. Six months ago when
they took me from my ranch 1 was
IS weak as a kitten. After two months
n a quiet little hunting cottage in the
Rockies 1 was taken TO Banff and
kept in little house of the town.
vas brought TO Fort Rouge about nine
weeks ago.
Il have large number of friends in
Winnipeg, as in almost every town on
this side of the water. They, however,
were kept in the dark about my ar
rival, even my travelling in the Pull
man being done under an assumed
name l have never set foot on the
streets of Winnipeg. beyond Fort
Rouge, strange though it may SEEM "
My desire to get back to New Or
leans is not merely for the money in
volved; that is small thing now, al
though at times it has been impera-
tive for my horses to win on the track
or I would have gone broke. They
responded nobly TO the call and here
I am worth enough to keep me for the
rest of my life. My farm at Los An
geles is worth a great deal and money
is coming to me from other invest
ments."
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The Seals retrieved their Independ-
ence day baseball loss yesterday aft
ernoon by beating the Oaks to the
tune of TO g The game was one of
the slowest played on the Idora Park
diamond this season. requiring two
hours and twenty minutes TO complete.
The Commuters started the game
with a vim in the first frame by drop
ping two white suited players over
the rubber plate in the latter part of
their first appearance at the plate.
With two men out Kruger went to
first on Wheeler's error. He sailed
on to third on Heitmuller's hard two
base hit Hackett Followed with a
two sack slam that scored Kruger and
Heitmuller Devereaux went out to
Mohler and closed the oaks opportu-
nifty of adding to their lead.
The game dozed along until the first
half of the seventh, when the San
Franciscans awoke and rolled up four
runs. Wilson started the merry go
round" by landing on the initial sack
by being hit by pitched ball
forcing Wilson out. Wheeler and
Mohler filed the bases on called balls
With only one man gone the Seals had
every expectation of seeing things
come their way before the frame
closed. Up to the plate came Hide
brand. and with a clean slam along
the lime-lined border of the garden
to the right that netted him three
sacks. he scored Wilson, Wheeler and
Mohler The Seals were now one in
the lead of their whfte-clad foes Hill
debrand scored on Twins long drive
into left field. The score:
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Rolls Out Of Saddle When
Jersey Lily Bumps the Filly
Toddlesat SheepsheadB Bay
Kiamesha BeatsG GreatSprinter
Roseben a Nose on the
Post in the Fifth Event

NEW YORK, July 5.-A stumble by
Toddles at the start Of the third race
at Sheepshead Bay track today not
only caused Jockey Miller to roll out
of the saddle but enabled Jersey Lady
to win easily. The winner bumped
Toddles, but was held blameless for
the accident by the stewards and was
not disqualified. This mishap was the
chief incident of the afternoons sport
and for a time it caused excitement
among the 10000 racegoers. The fact
that Miller. the premier rider OF the
East, was thrown was of itself suf-
ficient cause to arouse hubbub among
the spectators, but when the accident
befell the favorite for the race as well
the crowd found the incident theme
to discuss freely.
The accident was a peculiar one,
which involved Jersey Lady's claim
on first money. She had acted badly
at the post and delayed the start by
refusing TO break. Just as the start
was expected Toddles stumbled. Miller
lost his seat in the saddle. but man
aged to cling to her neck. 1t was
while he was hanging on that way
and vainly trying TO regain his place
in the saddle that Jersey Lady, clos
ing with rush from the rear, nit Tod
dies and knocked Miller to the ground.
This mix-up enabled Victoria 3 to
take the lead. which she held to the
last furlong. where Jersey Lady moved
up and passed her. winning eventually
by a length
Miller was not injured by his fall.
A race for amateur riders at a mile,
called the Sporting stakes, was won
by Gallant. cleverly ridden by j. c.
Cooley Of Westchester
Kiamesha beat Roseben nose on
the post in the fifth race. The latter
ran a much better race than he has
shown for a month past and he would
undoubtedly have won if he had not
made a wide turn swinging into the
home stretch. Summary:
First race 1--WE furlongs-J. c.. Core. won.
Frank Lord second Somnus third. Time. 80 So.
Second race. one mile-Gallant won. Arabo
second. Sir Russell third. Time. "a.
Third race. 1--WE and half furlongs-Jersey
Lady won. Victoria second. Princess Carrie
third Time. :0S 2-5.
Fourth race. the spendthrift stakes. mile and
fdrlong-Kuroki won. Running Water second,
Flip Flap third. Time. 1851.
Fifth race. six furlongs-Kiamesha won.
Roseben second. Handzarra third. Time ;24 40.
Sixth race, mile and sixteenth on turf-Bel-
gravia w0n Entree second. Sailor Boy third
Time, LAG.
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CALIFORNIAN FALLS
SHORT OF USUAL
STAMINA.
Three Hard Fought Contests
on Previous Day Have Bad
Effect on Her Style Of Play
HAS A LEAD OF FOUR GAMES
Dohcrty Brothers Are Defeated
fer the Doubles Champion
ship by Smith and RiseIey

W-I6LEDON. England. july -
A Ass May Sutton 9f California lost
The tennis championship Of Great Brit
al9 tolav. waich she won last year.
Being defeated by Miss Douglass. The
scores We're 6-3. 90.
Ine English PLAYER took the first
set somewhat easily. bat the Amer
can British champion rallied and made
desperate EFFORT 10 make 1p the lost
ground md retain the British title.
Both PLAYED almost entirelv from the
base lines The only time Miss Sutton
pts-e5 near the net was disastrous.
resulting .n the loss Of point
aTizs sutton wen tae f-st four games
ard rlcl Miss Douglass drew level
The games then followed the service
70 all When Miss Douglass was
within an ace of winning tho match
" ss sutton pulled up. won her service
ana foliowe5 this bs, winning Miss
lesG- The English woman. by a great
eIort managed TO draw level and.
winning the next two games, reg2ined
the Championship for Great B-itsin-
Miss Sutton was handicapped by her
e-ertions Of yestecosy, when she
plaveS three hard-fought contests
IN the doubles for the championship
8 r Smith and Frank L. Riseley beat
the Doherty brothers. The scores were
SIS 6-s 81, g. 6-3
IN the ladies' doubles. final round
Miss Hllyard and Nay Sutton beat
Mrs. Sterry and Miss Morton by
los. Ga
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CHAMPIONSHIPS ron FOLEY.
Park Player Gathers Eso7ors on the
Courts OF The Stockton Club.

A-1L6 A1kN ct NrzlN4-slH AsILAOAS AnG
Courts Of the Stockton Club.
STOCKTON. July SC. E Foley Of
san Francisco won the singles tennis
championship OF Central California to-
day on the courts Of the Stockton Ten
mis- Club. The b.g tennis tournament
begun here YESTERDAY morning has
proved z great success. AS antici
p1tcd there were TOO many players
entered 10 complete the tournament IN
ore day and playing was continued
nearly ali day today. OF all the prizes
offered only one was retained in Stock
tC2. thar was won by Hunter and
EigbE in the consolation singles. Ow-
1rg To the heat there were q mum Der
Of defaults in the preliminary rounds
The games played today resulted as
follows:
Singles. seni- -fnals-C. E Foley de
Foley OF san Francisco won from
George Baker Foley was presented
gles championship of Central Cali
fornia.
Doubles. preliminary round-Otis and
Fink defeated Baker and Lunbard by
default, Foley and Gardner beat Gott
and Teller, Go. CO: Holt and Fsrtz beat
Long and James by default: Kahn and
Hal beat Milton and Harpshan by de-
and Schmidt by default; Hunter and
Eigby beat Pope and ElkUs by default;
Jones and Clinch won from Landon and
Roberts by Gefault; Inglis and Powell
won from Lytton and James by de-
fault. First round-Foley and Gard
ner beat Otis and Fink, 60. 6-4; Kahn
and Hall beat Holt and Ertz. SO, 90;
Francis and Lowell beat Hunter and
Highly. e. So; James and Clinch beat
Inglis and Powell. Sc. &c. 6-3. Semi
final-Foley and Gardner beat Kahn
and Hall by default; Francis and Low
ell beat James and Clinch. 6-3. 6-4-
Consolation singles, preliminary
Otis beat Davis, 6-3; DrOlla beat In
glis by default: Clinch beat Ertz by
default: Kahn beat Fink, S-6; Lowell
beat Pope by default; Gott beat Lang
don by default; DR.. Bush beat DR..
Jones. 6-4: PUTNAM and Holt defaulted
first round. DrOlia beat Otis. 81; Kahn
beat ClinCh by default, Lowell beat
Gott. 6-2. Bush won by default OF Put
man. Semi-finals-Drolla beat Kahn,
81; Bush beat Lowell by default
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EIks VIII Play Baseball.

OAKLAND, July 5.-Alameda Lodge
No. 1015 and Oakland Lodge No. III of
Elks will meet in a baseball game on
Saturday afternoon at 1870 o'clock at
Idora Park. From Alameda will come
William Hammond, Fred T. Moore.
Senator E. K. Taylor, Nat Jehu, Fred
Cro1l, Milo Hickox, ]. It. Byrne, William
worthy.
The Oakland herd presents William
Dunlevy. George Blethen. Lou Kennedy,
Charles Watson, Beach Dean, Brick
Devereaux. Harry Piatt, William
Knightly and Fred Hooper
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sCRAPPy GAME AT SEATTLE.
SfWasaes Win I'm the Teath Inning
After Almost Continuous
Wrangfing,

SEATTLE, July 5.-The game today
was the scrappiest seen here in years.
Seattle won after ten innings of play.
but had to work all the time TO sue
ceed. While nothing disgraceful hap
pened, the game was full of wrangling.
The players quarreled among them
than his share of trouble. The fans
took. a hand and roasted players and
umpire numerically. Motifs three bag
ger in the tenth won the game. Mott
had previously played in miserable
style and had been roasted throughout
the game The score follows:
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Handicap for CottontoSn.

CINCINNATI, July 5.-The races at Latonia
today resulted follows:
First race one mfle-Dr. Dan won. Bitter
Brown second, Oberon third Time. 1:41 2-5
Second race, five furlOngs-Camp won. Bottles
second. Edith VI third Time. :01 As.
Third race. six furlongs-Nonie Lucille won.
Cygnet second. Whoa Bill third Time liza As.
Fourth race, one mile. handica -COttontown
40 4-5.
Fifth race five furlongs-Red Gauntlet won,
Charley Mitchell second, Princes Ahmed third
Time, 1:0l 40.
Sixth race, mile-CapitaEo wOn- Granada
second. Alma Garda third Time. l: Al 3-5.
Seventh race, mile and a sixteenth-Captain
Bush won Adisseo second, Golden Mineral
third. Time, Las 3-5.
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sIXTY-FOUR GRETHoUNDs
IN INGLESIDE PARK EVENT
Richard Anton, Tom King and Other
WeII-KnOEn Flyers VIII BE
I'm the Running.
a slKty-four dog open Sax Iii

A sixty-four dog open stake will be
the card on Sunday at Ingleside Cours-
ing Park. The draw last night re-
suited as follows:
open stake-Miss Gambit VS. Wan
benauhkee; Secretive VS.. Peerless Beau
": Agile Squirt VS.. Cheyenne; Mi Ami
go rs. Paul Dunbar; Young Rose VS.
Lucy Clair; Abbie Royal VS.. Ragged
Actor: Clyde vs.. sherman; Busy Boy
VS.. Nary Patton: Queens Beauty VS..
Tom King; Mabel S VS.. Right Right:
Roxbury Us. Farmer Boy; Sampler VS..
Golden IDOL; Eurasia VS.. Gallant Bov.
Richard Anton VS.. Pasha King Jimmy
Lyons Us. Young Kerry Pippin; Flora
Free vs.. Presto; Rose Clark VS.. Irma
Hotfoot; King VS.; Our Bessie; Do
mestic Lad VS.. The Mint; Miss Viking
VS.. Lady Athlete: OnOndazo vs. SUNNI
Shore; Pasha Pleasant VS.. Butt In:
Mary Boiler Us. FreepOrt: Whisky Dick
VS.. Amandan; Huron VS.. Lancashire
Lad: Ina Cissus VS. Our Porto; Fran K
c VS.. Blooming Dutchman: Walla WalIa
VS.. Renegade Apache; Princess SAVOY
VS.. Beacon Water; Ruby Athlete vs.
Frank Dunn; Tralees Best vs.. Rose of
Gold; Burton VS.. May Boy.
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Wire-Tappers at WORK.

WINDSOR, Ont. July "a gang of
wire-tappers cut in on the Windsor
racetrack wire today and intercepted
and changed the result Of the second
race. Confederates In Chicago, Louis
VILE and other cities all over the coun-
try won large sums of money on the
horse sent over the wires as the winner
Of the race. An attempt TO make an
other haul on the third race was frus-
trated by the operator at the racetrack.
who discovered that some one had tam.
pered with the wire
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PARK PLAYERS IN FINALS.
McLoughIin and Getx VIII Struggle for
Premier HonOrs on Courts.

The handicap singles tennis tourna-
ment commenced on the Golden Gate
Park courts by the juveniles on July
4 was completed to the finals yester-
day. Harold Getz beat Evans in the
first match and AEelrod in the second.
Evans had a big handicap and almost
won. Getz allowed odds Of Is and owe
30 and just managed TO win out. The
score was Ga. 81, Ga
Getz had an easier time in his match
with Axelrod. The latter had a handi-
cap OF Sc and owe 20. but failed to
win a set. The score was 6-4. 6-5.
Maurice Mclaughlin and Harold Getz
will meet in the finals either today or
tomorrow They are the cleverest play
ers in the club and the match should
be a good one. Mclaughlin will prob
ably be called upon to allow owe odds
Of Is or Is 3-6.
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SEATTLE SELECTIONS.
LATONIA ENTRIES.

First race. six furlOngs. seliing-Kittfe clyde
ITO, Guded Lady l1O. HnOna 10. CloveFhamptOn
ITO, Miss Laym0n 10 Harlequin 112. Indam-
maOle liz. Presentation 112. ST Denis 112. Ny
Gem 112 Sister Lillian f12. Bill Waters III
Dr Riley M, Scotch Dance III. Potter III. DR.
Stephens III.
Second race. Eve firIongs-vesme o. The
MOuser S3. Chase %, YandO 93 Spider Web 93.
Ssena 93, All Ablaze 90. Sandcateher 60 Zip
angO 90. Lightning Conductor 96. Javanese 90.
Budd Hill 105. BOnaventure 90. Pink Star 112,
FRICTION 112, Lady Savior 90.
Third race. six furlongs. selling-Verandah
10: Mogregor 112. Exalted 112. Arachue 112.
kodolfo l12, Laura Hunter 112 AYR ia. Labor
IL, Light Opera ia. Blucher IFS. linda III.
gohn A Scott III. MOhave 121. Clyde 121,
PRECIOUS Stone 121. Lucullus I12.
Fourth race. steeplechase. Clubhouse course,
dicap-Sigmund 125. Modred Law 12s. Out
shine l3l. Woodlyn 132. Fred Priestmeyer 135.
Harefoot 147.
Fifth race. seven ftIrongs selling -Inspector
Girl 90, Lizzie Mclean 90. MOcassin Maid 90
King Abysinnia %. Santa Lucia 90. Lady Ethel
" Sibyua 93. Leo Bright %. Minehaha 95
kubicon 20. Beiden 96. TOpsy Robinson 90 Tom
100
Sixth race. mile. selling Ethel Mark o.
Hrivol lO1; Ida Davis 101. Are Light f04 Handy
Bill l4. Roval Legend 1OJ Brexel IO7. Mamie
Algni 100. Gilpin no BIZ Carter 1fo.
seventh race mile. Sellng-Oakgrove az
gosie-s Jewel IS. Pirates Dance SO. Sage 90.
DF NeCtner go. Eariy Hours 60 Lady Charade
II Colonial Lady %. Triple Silver 1903. Mar
gerry carney lcl. Fox Hunting fn3. The Laurel
lOS, Gladiator lob, Joe Shields 90
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Los Angeleno a Winner.

DENVER July J-The racing at Overland
Park today resulted follows:
First race trotting 2:11 class-J NJ Jr.
won. Best time. 2:14 IA Redemption second,
Congressman Sibley third.
Second race FIVE furlongs-Bill Mayham won.
Babe second, DIR. Hollis third. Time :02 A.
Third race. six acknowledgements won,
Silver Heels second. Ben Lear third Time,
1:16 IA.
Fourth race. six furIongs-vassalO won. Valen-
cfa second Maxetta third Time :16 i-2.
Fifth race, mile and quarter-L0s
Angeleno won. illuminate second, Picquet third
Time 2:13 ii.
Sixth race, seven furlongs-Miss Affable won.
Dolie Gray second. Uumasked third Time,
1:29 34.
Seventh race seven furongs-Msry r. Clark
won, Odd Ella second, Peaceful Henry third.
Time 2:19 3-4
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survtves Fall Of seventy-Five Feet.

LOS ANGELES, July .5.--AIthOugh he
fell three stories from a balcony early
today. William Thomas, 33 years old
Santa Fe employe at Barstow, was
not fatally injured The surgeons at
the Receiving Hospital say his escape
from instant death was remarkable.
Thomas went out on a balcony to
watch the display of fireworks and lost
his balance, falling nearly seventy-five
feet to the ground. He sustained com
pound fractures of both wrists and sew
eral ribs were broken.
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english STEWARDS warn
JOCKEY DANNY MAHER
Famous Racerider Administers
Unnecessary Punishment to a
Horse at Newmarket.

LONDON, July 5.-F'or unnecessarily
hogging his horse. St Faustino. which
ran second in race at Newmarket
yesterday. the stewards of the Jockey
Club today summoned Danny Maher
before them and severely reprimand-
ed the American jockey and cautioned
him that any repetition would result
in the withdrawal of his license This
is the first time the popular Jockey
has had any trouble with the stewards
in England.
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Cuts Throat in Grain Field.

STOCKTON, July 5.-A man giving
the name of William Francis, aged
about Is years, attempted suicide last
night at Bethany by cutting his throat
in Hewsons grain field. He was found
this morning. He will probably re-
cover. Francis said he was a laborer
and had come from Oakland. He gave
no reason for. desiring. to.take-his Life.
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Tons of ore FnlI Into Rax.

TACOMA, July 5.-While the steamer
Al-Ki was discharging at the Tacoma
smelter last evening a part of a dock
collapsed and $4,000 worth OF ore from
Treadwel, Alaska. went to the bottom
of the bay. 1t may be partially re-
covered with a dredger.
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COLD for sam Francisco,

VICTORIA, B. c., July 5.-The steam
ship Aorangi, which arrived last night
reports passing the bark Orlasia or
July l and the Willis G. Hutt on July
3. All are we'll aboard. The Aorangi
brought s1,500,000 in gold from Aus
tralia for San Francisco. Included
among the freight was large dredger
from New Zealand for the Yukon dis
trict
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stab. Man win PItehfOrk.

BAKERSFIELD, July 5.-Enraged
with drink c. Blakemore. a hostler.
stabbed fellow-employe, Ed Hewitt.
through the neck with a pitchfork. The
attack was without cause and the re-
suit of liquor. The prong of the fork
narrowly missed the jugular vein The
injury is serious.
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Balks-O' Brien q Three-base hit-Hilde-
brand. TwG-base hit - Heitmuler. Haekett,
Sears, Irwin. Francks. Sacrifice hit-o' Brien.
First base on errors-San Francisco l, Oakland
2. First base called balls-Of O'Brien 3,
Gates s. Left on bases--San Francisco 8, Oak
land Z. Struck out-By Gates 4. Hit by pitcher
Gates, Wilson Hackett. Double plays-Cates
to Deyereaux: O'Brien TO Williams to Wilson.
Time of game hours and 20 minutes. Un-
pires-McDonald and Knell.
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SEATTLE ENTRIES.

First race. ftIrlongs. selIiag-No Re-
mark los. SIintaka los Tramwav Ine George ~
Tuthill los, Mr. Budd %. Swsgger 90 Carrfck
Second race. seven furlougs seIling-wm.
Parrish los Invoice los. Libervale los SWEEP
Maid. lO5. QuickStride 102 Pearl Waters lOf
Wit 20. Sic Yon 81
Third race. seven furlongs. selling-Pachuca
loI. Flo Manola 1OT. Matt Hogan l07 sherry
1o1. Little Buttercup 1G5 Facts los Pr,levyood
le5. Baker l05. Leash 1O5. Maxtress 1O5 Rath-
gar 102- Ultruda IO3
Fourth race. mile. seIIinc-The Huruenof
100. Ocyrohe los. Florence FonSo 1OT Criglf 1O7
Magrane los. Watereure 1O5. Pay Ne 105. AIlo-
path 103.
Fifth race five furIongs. sellinz-Graee st
Clair Ill. Pirkim 106. Elota fO6. Yankee Jim
lo6. Mrs. Mathews 1O2, Katherine f02 MiE
sOra 102
Sixth race. three furlongs selling-Rovai
Rogue 100. Judge 107. Titus H. lOf Cerro
Santa SO. LOtta Gladstone as
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Two-base hits-Bernard, TOman. Sacrifce hits
Casey Delmss, Eager. First base on errors
Fresno l. Left on bases-Los Angeles .. Fresno
3 Bases on balls-On MeGregor s. off Randolph
l. Struck out-By McGregor 6, by Randolph 5.
Wild pitch-McGregor Time of game-1 hour
and 90 minutes Umpire-Hodson.
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TEN INNINGS IN THE SOUTH.
Home Team Defeats Fresno by Two
One Score.

LOS ANGELES, July 5.--In ten-in-
ming game today Los Angeles made up
for her defeat yesterday by winning
from Fresno with a score of to 1.
The score:
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battle New York defeated Boston to-
day. II was splendid game through
out neither side being charged with
a misplay. Score:
Boston .;--........--.,..- Q
NfS Batteries.Pfeiffer hGfe and OMEN; MathO
ewson and Bowerman- Umpire-Ems-
PITTsBURG. July 5,-The chicagos
developed batting streak in the sew
enth inning, scoring five runs and win
ming the game. Score:
Pittsburg ........-........ 9 9
Ch1cago aa,,a, ~ tto,
bach and king. Umpires-ODay and
BRooKLYN, July Philadelphia
to 5. Score:
BhIls,a,slphia ,t,sl5 .............. 8 : 3
DiSPA 81 louis July 5..st Louis won a
hard uphill game from Cincinnati to-
day. Score;
st.!isss,, St 5ss,s ..............s : I ! :; !
Batteries-Egan, Druhot. Mccarthy
Umpires-Carpenter and KLEIN.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA, July 5.-Philadel-
Washington. Score;
Es1isssIEss;s EasisslsIEsss;R .. ...... : ! { i
Batteries-Smith and Wakefield: /:
Combs and Powers.
DETROIT, July 5.-Errors of omis-
sion and commission accounted for all
but one of St. Louis runs today. Score:
r. H. f.
Detroit ................... I 9
st. Louis IL
Batteries-Seyier and Schmidt; Glade
and O'Connor
BOSTON. July Lack of team play
on the part of the local team enabled
New York to win today's game. Score:
r. H. z.
new 1oIh ~
Batterles-Hogg and Kieinow; Har-
ris and Peterson.
CLEVELAND, July. 5.-chicago ce-
feated Cleveland today. scoring TIE
winning run on base on balls, a sacr.-
fee and a scratch hit. Score:
r. II. f.
Chicago 5 0
Batteries-Hess aud Clark; Smith
and Sullivan