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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-12
Law STUDENT IS
HEAD OF NINE AT
STANFORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. H.
George J. Presley, star first baseman of
the Stanford varsity ball team for two
consecutive seasons and student in the
law department, registering from San
Francisco, was today unanimously
elected captain Of the squad for the
coming season by the members of last
years team. Presley is a senior and
has taken a prominent part in under
graduate affairs during his course at
Stanford.
AS a baseball player and athlete he
stands high on the lists of cardinal
varsity heroes. In his freshman year
he was elected to the presidency of his
class and played on the baseball team
of the frst-year students. This year
he took active part In debating and
represented the entrants in the annual
freshman sophomore debate.
The newly elected captain is the
president of the Stanford Gym Club.
an organization composed of proficient
gymnasts He is also a member of the
Phi Delta Phi legal fraternity and as a
resident OF Encina Hall he belongs to
the Encina Club and has represented
his class as director of the organiza-
tion.
Presley was the only senior infielder
with the exception of E. P. Stott, foot
ball captain eligible FOR the high posi-
ton on the squad. Presley is a candi-
date for the Rugby football team.
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Edited by
r. A. Smyth
ANGELS PUT STOP
TO MARCH OF
OAKLAND.


piilon's tribe put a crimp in the
terday at Idora Park ana did b. with
ousiness-like air that speaks well for
tne confidence they nave in their par
ucular brand of baseball The Angels
got results in the first round NagIe
forced Bernard at second after the
center fielder had pulled down the
nrst saIe one of the day. To catch
Magic mapping of first Gates snapped
the ball to HeitmuIler Heine was
asleep and before the situation was in
hand again the lank one was at third.
whence it was easy for him to
get home on Cravath's crisp shot to
VAN Again in the third Nagle added
70 MS teams totals. Eli took care OF
Bernard. but tossed one that Walter
sabeed and he soaked it for a triple
into kruger's garden. Cravath was
equal TO the occasion with a long fly
to the outtield
The Oaks appeared in the profit col
umn in the sixth Burns slipped one
against Kruger's ribs and the latter
was allowed to so to first. Heitmuller.
after numoerless fouls. made a feeble
inneid out. but Tom Hackett fiicked
one past Toman that gave plenty OF
ieeWay for kruger's appearance at
the plate a moment later.
The score was tied in the seventh.
ouck rranckS Dined a liner to Ellis,
which eluGed the young man and al
lowed Buck TO stretch his nice single
as Tar as third Gates was next up and
while striving for his downfall Burns
allowed his deep thinking TO show on
the surface sufficiently to be construed
into a balk and Perrine beckoned The
runner to come in
AS much in evidence as ever. Naxle
was almost transfxed by a bender
while at bat. but revived on first
enough TO wend his way to the nonu-
ment on Cravath's screeching. hit to
Van Haltrsn, which the ripe old man
let through him. Neckties reached
third, Eli was hustered and passed Dill
lon, and even Toman connected for an
unlooked-for One-sacker to left that
scored the great slugger
The first of the ninth saw the ex-
tent of the Angels Intentions Burns
got hit, but was forced at second by
Bernard. and once more the spot light
centered on Nagle when he chopped on
one Francks could not gather in.
With his big stick Cravath met the
sphere and at the instant Of the i'm
pact Van turned and ran like a two
year-old for the score boardg After
awhile he dug the ball out OF the
weeds. but Necxtie was tired with
running so much and stopped at third
until he saw Haley's relay drill
through Hackett's knees to the grand
stand. at which Cravath Ioped in.
Haley's two-bagger for an opener OF
the ninth later netted a run for Bliss.
batting for Gates. originated a clipper
into center and Smiths infield out re-
suited in such a state OF affairs that
the fleet second basenan had no one
to trouble him in his registration.
The score:
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sports Another $4,000 Purse Offered Cans and Nelson
Rickard Wants Boxers
to Meet Next January
NeOoda Promoter Offers to Back Nelson
By r. A. Sn7ytE7.

Tex Rickard the picturesque fight promoter of Cod6e1d
Ae st holds the center OF the stage puglsc He
Ter yesterday which viii supply the followers of boxing
terlal Tor discussion for 70 come
He made offer of another $4,000 purse for Cans and Nelson
or hight to take place Goldhed January great
which staged the Labor covered and made
into comfortable pavilion in which held
While ckrd had his fighting clothes offered to make
two bets which VIII also provoke discussion He
willingness to wager $4,000 that defeat Nelson in
in the ring.
It possible Jimmy Britt will offer
he Manager Coroth might after with Willie Fitzgerald
There angles the of big purse
cans and Nelson 1t doubtful Cans agree terms
imposed by Manager Nolan in the There would nave
vogue last week would undoubtedly govern Nelson
pressed desire Cans again. the
ne can beat the Dane II should be make the match
There viii be private Colonial Theate
cAster street of moving
night at Godhed The entire fortywo rounds will be shown
After the exhibition the contain but little action will
be and the films will twenty rounds
VIII be placed public exhibition for the Saturday
night Dreamand Pavilion Post pic
lures VIII be shown afternoon and evening Man
Nolan viii handle the films in the Middle West with head
quarters at Chicago
Philadelphia Jack OBrien night
Australia where he matched fight Bill Squres He
Dorchester The fight and the Goldfed
not to bid against another for the proposed fight
Ben and Berger The offered 5000 for the fight and
VIII higher This the the boxers decided first
they would be willing to fight for
Frank Mcdonald wh9 trained Joe Cans reached Rafael
yesterday take charge of Eddie anons training preparations
Morris Levy the Hanon-Iyand prices Yesterday
viii be 81 Tin the gallery, s. S. and $50
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SEALS GET THREE
TO THE FOUR OF
PORTLAND.
SPECIAL DIsPArcn 10 TIE CALI.

PORTLAND, Sept. 1.-THE Seals re-
turned today and were treated to a 4
to defeat It was hard fought game
and was always in doubt until the
last man was out caiiff was not in
good condition. and the seals collected
two runs off him the first inning In
the fourth Portland tied the game on
Smiths hit, Myers error and Kane's
two base hit, and forged to the front
In the eighth on Mitchell's single and
Smiths three-base smash San Fran
cisco tied the score on three singles in
the ninth, and with two down Sweeney
won the game by nitting the fence for
TWO bases. driving home Canff, who had
walked and stolen second The score:
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must not arrive before o. m The
rest of the contestants must be the
same number of, minutes behind this
time as they start behind the first car
The club has to put this limit on the
time to make the course TO Keep within
the rate of speed prescribed by law
Another question that has been set
tied by Chairman Watson is that those
who wish may hll their gasoline tanks
while they are under way without
losing points. The same may be done
in the case of the use of iubricating
oil. 1t also can be replenished in san
Jose while the tanks are being filled
with gasoline.
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OLD STONE GETS
LITTLE MOSS AT
LOUISVILLE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 11.--An excellent
card with a handicap feature giving
promise of a brilliant contest drew g
more than usually big crowd to Doug
lass Park track today.
Coruscate, under a brilliant ride by
Wishard. ran sensational race n the
handicap. She got caught in the bar
rier at the start and lost three lengths.
After Old Stone had led the others.
closely punched. into the stretch Wish
ard brought his mount along with a
remarkable turn of speed in the final
quarter and got up at the end, winning
handily Ell Otros outlasted Old Stone
for the place. Results:
First race, about six furiongs-oasis won, Bit
terhand second, Watterson third. Time, Ill l-5.
Second race, six fursongs-Miss Ida won,
Demo second Voting third Time. 1:15 2-5.
Third race, one mile and twenty yards-Minne-
hala won. Golden Mineral second. The Only
Way third. Time, IA 35.
Fonrth race, one and a sixteenth miles, han
dleap--coruscate won, II Otros second. Old Stone
third Time, 1:47.
Fifth race, six and a half furlongs-Proteus
won. Alsono second. Shining Star third. Time,
I:22.
Sixth race one mile-The Englisbman won, Al
berita second, Post1an third. Tine. al So
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sHEEPsHEAD BAY ENTRIES.

First race. six furiolgs, main course. all ages,
seIlfng-Caiifo King 1i2 Anae:a Lady 1l2,
optician lI5. siicksway iI5. Tom McGrath ilS,
Miutta 1J5. Frank Lord 80 Edna JACKSON II.
Chrysoiife III. Toscan 40. Rusk ltI, ncantallon
IL. Spring 40. Dunvallo 81. They re On oa' an
Ness III. Be;east 80, cassandra ii2, Pythia H.
Commune 10f. ..
second race ave and half furlongs, Futurity
course-Caare Russell l15. Yankee Carl loo, VIC
,toria I07. Miss OTnus 100. Glamor lVt. Kenny
ette 100 workusid l07. Veronique 100
Third race. Six fg-iongs. main coqTse--saa
Bernard us Conville lis. McCarter lis, Ken
frrkv Beau III. Prince Hampton 10,
Fourth race one and ee-efghths miles
Running Water l19. <ealon 122. Clover Crest
iTG' Moonsblne 10S, The Clown 1o6, Disobedient
Fifth race, one mile. handicap--Rapid Water
Io4 Ktsmesha 12z. Pretension l19, Hot Toddy
III Good Luck H. Athlete 115, Jocund ia. Wa
tergrsss ia Lotus Eater 112, Lady Savoy III,
Don ROYAL 10. CloTertTest Ill, Noyena ITO, Dia-
six.h race. one and an eighth miles. on the
,ft,-f seIIiuc-sonoms Belle 107. Prudential Girl
io4. Lueketf los. Liita 9s. Phoebus 100. Young
DavIs rs. Oriy II 115. Mabel Richardson 1o5.
Contend IO3. Consueio II 10a Tartan lo7, Janeta
IS. caronal IOl. Flavigny 49, Leonard Joe Hay
man 50.
weather clear. track fast
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BY r. r. l'Hor11rnedieu.

like, but they must arrive in Del Monte
within ten hours after their starting
time. This means that every minute
they stay in San Jose after the one
hour allowed for luncheon will come
out of the time allowed to cover the
course.
ants will take advantage of this and
stay in San Jose so as to make the rest
of the distance at a fast pace.
The start is scheduled for a. m.
from the Auto Livery Companys gar
age at the corner OF Van Ness and
Golden Gate avenues. This means that
the first car started. if 1t goes through
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Chairman Thompson has received
permission to use the North Hampstead
link of the Vanderbilt cup race course
from the Long Island highway com
missioner. In order TO gain this per-
mission certain conditions were agreed
to by Chairman Thompson. Only ten
days Will be allowel for practice bes
erican cars. Each day drivers mus
be of the course by o'clock in th,.
morning. and drivers violating thiz
rule will be ined $500 and disqualified
The cup commission will emplo,-
watchmen to guard the course anC
warn other users of the course every
morning during practice hours
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HORACE E QUITS
AND RACE GOES
TO ARCITE.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL.

NEW YORK. Sept l1--An all
around good card was hung up by the
Ccney Island Jockey Club for decision
a. the Sheepshead Bay course this aft
ernOon- WeIl-hlled fields Of high class
horses ruled IN nearly all the events.
There was only one stake fixture card
ed for the afternoon. the Autumn
stakes for two-year-olds at six fur
longs over the Futurity course. With
the withdrawal OF De Mund, Fountain
blue. Tourenne. Yankee Gun, Sjr Will
liam Johnson and Oraculum the race
was robbed OF some OF its best horses.
Horace E was z red-hot favorite at
odds Of 10 8. with Dinna Ken a strong
second choice at ODDS Of Il TO s. The
latter won. but was disqualified and
the race given to Arctic, a 10 ! shot
Horace E went to the front right after
the start with Dinna Ken. and the
two raced head and head TO the
stretch, where Horace E had enough
md cult Dinna Ken then drew away
and, taking the lead, won easily by
three lengths Arctic, which was last
in the stretch, closed q big gap, beat
ing Don Enrique a length and a half
for second money A claim Of foul for
something that happened At the start
was made by Jockeys Miller and J.
Jones. Starter Cassidy and others were
examined and the stewards deliberated
a lcng time lheE Inally olSQQailled
I1inna Ken
The, weather conditions were ideal
for the sport. and with the track in
fast shape fast time was looked for
in the different events. The attend
spce was well Up to the highest aver
age. Results.
First race. seven furlongs. Futu-itr rourse-
Dainty Dame Won. Aonforf second, BaFingc Third
iir1e. PC
Second race, one miie-Beile of Jessaraine won,
I-so 20.
TLlrd race. The AnfunR stakes, SIX furloags.
Frturlfv c0urse--Arcite won. Don Enrique sec
onG Horace L third. Time u. Diuaa ken AZ
isled frsr. but was disqualified.
FourIh rsce. one and quarter Uffes--Cfo Be
tween wun. Angler second, 2ed FrIar third
Time. 1-o6as-
Fifth race sfeepiechsse. about two miles
BeiHgerea1 wen. CoTamandaat second, Expansion
ist third. Tine. z-04.
Sixth race. one and 2 sixteenth miles. on turf
-G3nnette won, Single Saot secoad Runneis
third. Time ~.
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HORSES
SELECTED ON
FORM.
WINDSOR SELECTIONS.

Bv the New York Morning Telegraph.
Track clear and fast.
Ffrst-SUeet Kitty, BOb's Pet, Malta.
second-Mfss Leeds, King Pepper,
Posing,
Third-ExcIamation, Joe Levy, Bon
Not.
Fourth-My. Bessie, Wabash Queen,
Pfnafore.
Fifth-Ben Fonso, Governor orman,
Away.
sixth-Rebounder, Conde, Cambridge.
SHEEPsHEAD BAY SELECTIONS.
By the New York Morning Telegraph
Track clear and fast.
Ffrst-Edna jackson, Mfntia, They're
on.
Seeond-GIamor, Victoria, Clare Rus
sell.
Third-Mccarter, ConviIIe, Kentucky
Beau.
Fourth-Runnins Water. TangIe,
Eutree.
Fifth-Hot Toddy, Rapid Water,
PretensfOn.
sixth-Leonard Joe Hayman, orIy
III, Tartan.
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Upton is STILL
ANXIOUS TO GET
THAT CUP.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE cAII.

LONDON. Sept. 11.-SIr Thomas Lip
ton is as keen as ever in his desire to
capture the Americas cup. II he can
obtain reasonable assurance that a
boat could be designed on this side
of the ocean equal 70 anything the
Americans could put into the water, he
would be prepared to send a challenger
in time for race next year. He Is now
discussing the matter with design
upon whose opinions his final decisions
will rest.
Sir Thomas will leave for the United
States on September 81. His visit is
said not to be directly connected with
the matter Of challenge. but doubt
less he will discuss that when he Is II,
New York and probably will arrive at
decision before returning to England.
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Legend I04. Ilgrer Io4 Airship lo5. Rector los.
Sharp BOY loT. Ethel Day 100. Roscoe ia. Man
sard IA. Lslstig 112.
Fourth race Bryan Day Special one mile
Gromoboi s4 Colonel Bartlett l04 Aiwavs Faith
full los. San Primo los, John L. 1ngIfs ITO. Colo.
mel Jim Douglas Ia.
Fifth race. FIVE and half furioaes-c,d
Domonick l01. Anna Ruskn I0l Marmorean \
1oI. Bitter Miss i0l. Druien 1o4, Bushtborpe
Io4. senator Warner 1o4. Livins I0S Timothy
Wen los Warner Griswold los MiIdreue 109
Zinanzo I12 Mehant 1I2.
Sixth race. mile and quarter selling
Docile 101, Leo Bright io2. Redwood II 1Oo. May
Aron l0I. Marshal Ney los. Bell the Cat 107.
Mamie AlgoI ia
Weather clear. track fast
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GREER HARRISON
AGAIN LEADS
OLYMPIANS.

The annual meeting OF the Olympic
Club was held last night in the club.
house. 1850 Eddy street After the
members meeting the recently elected
directors organized William Greer
Harrison was reelected president. Ken
meth Mei-ose vice president. II. v.
RamsdeH treasurer. John Elliott secre-
tary and Max Resented captain.
Paul Cowles, who has been acting
president in the absence OF Mr.. Harri-
son. retired gracefully in favor of Mr..
Melrose
The finances of the club are in spien-
did condition The insurance is coming
in rapidly and the officials expect to
collect the full amount With this and
the property on Post street the club is
worth S430.000 free OF all incum5ranca
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ALLIE JAY TAKES
AWAY $4,000
STAKE.

SYRACUSE. N Y, Sept 11-Fifteen
thousand persons attended the second
days Grand Circuit races at the State
Fair grounds this afternoon. The fea-
ture was the Empire State $4,000 stake
for 2:Iz trotters, won by Allie Jay.
owned by General Wilson 3. Chisholm
Of Cleveland. Allie Jay was second
choice in the betting. Lorone. the IA
vorite. owned by ". A Clark Jr, gave
the winner a hard rub IN the .ast heat.
and he and ten others are eligible for
the $1,000 Consolation Friday. There
were twenty-six entries IN the race.
and the majority IN The betting favored
the field against any choice. In the
third heat Allie jay took the lead. fol-
lowed closely by czsrina Dawson, I'm
perial Ailerton and Morone. The others
were close up. At the half Gerrity
made his drive with Morone, and Allie
Jay, Morone. Prince Edward and I'M
perial Alierton finished IL that order
heads apart Results:
First race. Empire state stake for 2:l4 trot-
fers three in Eve. purse $4,000: Allie Jay won
three straight heats and the race in 2.09%.
second race. 2.io pace. two in three. purse
8 g 29o- AEgot Boy won two straight heats in
Third race. EOS trot, two in three. purse
81 200. Nut Boy won two straight heats IN
Fesrth Tsss e:lz pace purse & 2eo ss,-. th5ss rec
fourth heats IN 2so6z. 2.0sH 2-09A Miss
Cay won the first heat IN 2.071-
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RELIANCE CLUB SIGNS UP
LOAGUE AND YOUNG CHOYNSkI
Four-Round Battle Which Promises
Much One of the Features of
Friday Nights Card.

OAKLAND, Sept. 1.-THE Reliance
Club has secured the services of Henry
League and Young Choynski to MI out
it's card for Friday nights fistic en-
tertainment The men will go four
rounds The match is regarded as san
excellent attraction, for League, who
has not appeared for some time, has a
host of friends, and Young Choynski is
one of the few four-round lighters
about the bay with the sleep-producing
ingredients in either hand
A special event between Jack Evans
and Charley Lavigne is attracting at
tention on account OF the promises it
holds out for plenty of action.
The remainder of the card consists of
bouts betwcon George Martin and Joe
Mitchell, Eddie Lovejoy and 4. Frame,
Ed Turner and Henry Long, and L. Ed
ward and J. Lassard-
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LoUIsvILLE SELECTIONS.

BIZ the New YORK Morning Telegraph.
Track clear and fast.
Ffrst-Sfster Huffman, Bon Vivant,
Western.
SecOnd--Vefo. Ternus, DIR. Heard.
ThIrd-Anglefa, Ethel Day, Black
Mantille-
Fourth-coIoneI Jim Douglas, Colo
mel Bartlett, Gromoboi.
Fffth-Waraer GrfswelI, Mildred,
Senator Warner.
sfxth-sIarshaII Ney, Mamie AIgoI,
Docfie.
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81 MAR

Threc-base hits-Nage. Cra~sth- Two-base
hits-HacSett. Haley Sacrifice hit-Ellis First
base on called bslls-0f Burns 3 on Gates l.
Struck ogt-By Burns . 81 Gates A. Hif bv
piteher-K ru=p-. Burns. Nagfe. Double Dlavs-
Hackett 70 DevereaUx: Smith TO Heifmuller
Btlk-BarrS- Time Of game hour and 40
minutes Cmpire-Perrine.
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Will BRING sTENsLAxn.

GIBRALTAR, Sept i1.-The steamer
Prinz Adelbert, which is due here
on Wednesday. will call at Tangier to
pick UP and take to New York Paul O..
Stensland. former president of the MIL
waukee Avenue State Bank of Chicago.
who was taken into custody in Moroc-
co.
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OLD M1NsrREL HEIfREs--Bsrkelsy, Sept
11'-Will ri tray. the o.d-tiine MINSTREL has
come to Berkeley 10 live. lie viii reside at
1717 Delaware street. Bray wss one OF Billy
Emerson g bard of minstrels in San Francisco In
the days Of the Standard Theafer. when he
nightly sang I'm Dandy. but Amt No
Dude" to the accompaniment Of riotous ap
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WINDSOR ENTRIES.

First race. hve farlonss. 2-Fear-old dIIies.
sellinc-Nalta lO5. Sweet Kitty l05, Sicamous
i05, Ponemah los. Bob's Pet los. Tanager lo5
Betsy Bfnford I05
second race. six furlongs, selling-ossineke
a7 sheen 9s Miss Leeds 1oI. st. Noel 103.
Bonnie Reg lO3 orderly 103. Stoner I'm 104,
King Pepper 1o5. Posing los, Elastic 110.
Scotch Plume III
Third race, one and an eighth miles, 3-year-
oids and up selling-Joe Levy 90. Steel Trap 96,
Arab SO. Reveiiie Io1. L9zell 1o3. Bon Mot lO4,
Chanida los, Exclamation 110.
Fourth race. fve furlonzs. 2-year-old dllies.
seirnr-Alenie g. Merry Leap Year I0l. Vist
I0I Wabash Queen l0i BeDevole 101. Pinafore
1Ol My Bessie f01. Creole Girl 1e5
Fifth race. six furlongs. 3-yeer-clcs and up.
seIifng-Iittie Mike 103. Petit Due 104, Away
lOs Gov 0rman los. Thespian 100, Clifton
Forge 109 Don Fonso Ill.
sixth race. one mile. 3yesr-olds and up, sell
ine-coronation s5, Minnie 95, Resi- Nj NJ Q5.
Australian 100. Conde iO1. Cambridge I0i. Wye
deld 1o2. sunnybrook 100, Rebouneer no.
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SURGEONS NEET.-Bufsalc, n. X. sept. II.
The convention Of the Association of Miiitary
Surgeons of the United States convened mere to-
day. Many distinguished foreign representa-
tives we're present
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'ortl1nd .0 o 2 o o o 1 Ia
Base hits - IL . 10

Struck out--By Myers :. 5v Calf T. Bases on
balls-Of Myers 3. OF CaiiH G. Two-0ase hits
Sweeuy > fohler. Kane >. Three-base EitS-
Smith. Sacrifice litS-Donshre. Lister. VIII
ians. McCredie. Irwin Stolen bases-Hde-
brand. Sweeney. Smith. Domaine. Hit By
pitched ball-lrvn- First base en- errors
Portland I. San ErnnciSco 1. Wild pitches
Calir Left on baseS-PofTiand T. san Fran
cisco IA. Time OF garle-l hour and 80 min
Etes. Umplre-Mahaney.
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LoUTsvILLE ENTRIES.

First race i've and a half furlongs-sister
Herman Tor Excuse Ne 1o7, Caiisa f07. Aven-
dow 1o7 Edwin T. Freyer no. Bitter Anne 1t2.
Bye Bye II 1l2. Yellow Top 1I2. Nancy Hart
Ii2 Miss Kingsette 1l2. Light Wool li5, McIn-
tyre rs, Quagga 11J. Bon Vivant lis. West
ern II5-
fnc-sf Joe So Ben shaw SO. Believfew e6,
PulsatiIla 0s. Annie Mack 9S. DR.. Heard 101.
Speedmaker 1O2. Noel 105. Berney McDevitt
163 Loretta II 103. Missouri Lad los. Ternus
I06. Mistress OF Rolls l12. Pearl Hopkins III.
Veto 10
Third race. six furlongs. selling--Dr. Burch
as Miss Anxious 9S. Babe 9s. Nuns Yelling
es. Angieta lo2, Black Mantiila 105, Royal
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FIFTEEN INNINGS
AND NO SCORE
IN, PITTSBURG.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

pITTsBURG. Sept 1.-THE longest and
greatest game ever seen In pittsburg was played
between the Plttsburg and Cincinnati teams to-
day. The game lasted fifteen innings and
neither side was able TO score. The Pittsburgh
reached third base -four times and the cincin-
Il H. E.
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 6
Cincinnati ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 10
Batteries-Philippi, Gibson and Phelps;
Ewing and Schiei Umpire--Klem.
BROOKLYN, Sept l1.-philadelphia took an
other game from BROOKLYN today, the home
team losing two good opportunities for scoring,
besides making mispiays. Score;
Philadelphia ...................n 10
Brooklyn .............-.-.....
Batteries-Rifchse and Doom; Stricklett.
Bergen and Ritter. Umpires--Johnstone and
o. Day.
with Mattherson's pitching today and New
York won. 8 to o. Bresnahan was put out Of
the game for objecting to decision by the
umpire ee0'e' R. H. e.
New York A................. !
Batteries-Matthewso Bresnahan and Bower
man; Young and Needham. Umpire-Carpenter