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The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
OLYMPIC CLUB TANK
WILL Be OPENED SOON

The directors of the Olympic club
announced after their meeting last
night that the swimming tank on the
Post street property of the club will be
thrown open to the members not later
than July Is. It Is intended to open 1t
with swimming races and to make the
occasion quite an event in club history.
1t was decided to reorganize the boat
club annex at Belvedere. The directors
have promised to finance this with a
view to putting the organization on a
firm footing. The boats on hand will
be placed in condition and new boats
will be added. The idea is that the club
may be in shape next year to enter In
competition with the college crews. An
Olympic crew could not enter the inter-
collegiate regatta, but 1t could meet the
Stanford and California men in other
competitions, much as they have done
in the past in football
The directors are anxious to send a
team of athletes to the national cham
pionships at the Jamestown exhibition.
-Four men from the club have just re-
turned from Seattle, where they won
the championship of the Pacific north
west. 1t Is believed a team of eight
men could be sent east in September
which would win much glory for the
club and for the entire state. Director
w. f. Humphrey will look into the
matter and will present It to his fellow
directors at their next meeting.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

NEW LONDON, Conn, June 2S.-Har-
ward won the freshman eight by one
and half lengths. and Yale the var
sity four, Dared race by about 10
lengths upon the morning tide on the
Thames river today. The result con-
f1rmed predictions.
Coming with the great victory of a
Yale varsity eight last night the win
of the four today was source of
qualification to Yale men +dnd an evil
dence of the efficiency of Coach Ken
nedy's training. 1t was an easy race
for the blue to win, while the fresh
man race was a hard one for Yale to
lose and correspondingly a triumph
for the Cambridge youngsters. The
races were worth the seeing. although
mere remnant of the host of yester-
day had the courage to stay for them.
Both races were upstream upon the
incoming tide, in smooth water, and
both were rowed in slow time. 1t
was Harvards strength in the fresh
man and lack of 1t In the four cared
race which made the results as they
were
Official time Of race: Freshman, Har-
ward, 11:15; Yale, 11:17.
Four cared: Yale, 1898; Harvard,
1856.
BOTH BOATS OFF WITH DASH
The four Dared shells arrived at the
starting line at 10:4O o'clock. The Yale
crew had the east side of the river.
Just before the boats got into posi-
tion breeze from the south sprang
up in favor OF both boats.
Yale caught the water first and had
a slight lead in the start
Both boats went off with q dash,
both crews rowing at 38. At a quarter
Of a mile from the start Yale had a.
lead of a length and half and was
pulling away rapidly.
At the three-eighths Yale was a
length and three-quarters ahead and
still gaining.
Both crews decreased their stroke
after the first quarter Of mile.
At the half Yale was leading by two
lengths. Time at half mile: Yale, 2:47;
Harvard, 1853.
After getting over the first half mile
Harvard spurted and pulled Yale's lead
down to little more than length.
At the three-quarters Yale spurted and
again obtained a clear lead of two
lengths. Approaching the mile Har-
ward sagged farther back. The race
seemed like a procession. At the mile
the stroke of both crews dropped to
33. Yale was well in the lead by more
than three lengths.
Time at mile: YaAe, 500; Harvard.
6:1S.
After leaving the mile mark Yale
continued to draw steadily away, row.
ing very smoothly, while Harvard
splashes.
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NEARY LOSES TO MCFARLAND

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 3s.-Packy
Mcfarland, the Chicago lightweight.
defeated Charles Neary of Milwaukee in
a 10 round bout before the Badger ath-
letic club tonight. The decision was
received with cheers. Mcfarland had
the better of the Milwaukee boy in
nearly every round. He used a left
jab and landed 1t at will. Neary got
in considerable body punishment in the
clinches. but to offset that the Chicago
boy landed four or five blows to
Neary>s one in the free lighting.
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MCLEOD TAKES THE LEAD
IN OPEN GOLF GAMES
G. Smith of Oakland Makes Score
of Eighty-three in the Morn
inc p1au

HINSDALE. Ill, June 2S.-Fred Mo
Leod, the little Midlothian professional.
took the lead in the play for the west
ern open golf championship today by
making the third round of 1S holes in
II strokes. bringing his total for the 50
holes to 229.
Robert Simpson of Omaha furnished
one of the surprises of the tournament
by making IS holes in 70. and making
him a dangerous competitor for the
championship.
Among the scores for the morning
play today were G. Smith, Oakland
Cal, 49,
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RESULTS AT LATONIA
Dell Leath Wins Short Course
Steeplechase by Five Lengths

LAToNIA. KY, June 2s.-weather cloudy,
First rae, receive and half furlongs, selling.
Odds Horse and Jockey. W.T. ST. Str Fin.
1ssM sasdoeb sdFss5 g 4 Rs,,sr 90
l3-1-Water Cooler (Pickens). eS a. 10
Time l:07 3-5. City Of Melbourne, Wine Mer-
chant Black Dress, Embay. McAtee, Bitter
1oid, Judge Fogarty, finished named.
,s Second rsce-six furlongs, selling. olds
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T. st. Str. Fin.
4-1-Bensonhurst (Crimmins)110 g IL
2o1-Bert Osra ct. Taylor) .109 3 2 1A2 h
Time l;l5 10; Redwood II. Marmorean Hard
ing, Noel Ericsson. Bergman, Bardolph, No
Quarter, Soprano finished as named.
olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. q Fin.
ss-5-1oavolo s5eoa,,ds tPiekensy ~. 90 "a y
Time 1:2S 20. Gem of the wilds, Stoner HILL
George Young. finished as named
Fourth race-short course steeplechase, 8
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT ST STR Fin
s.s-G,:,s. ssLEs,ssfasls ss. eysslsln ~ 3
Time 2;57; subador. war Chief, Bright Girl
Graceland, Pete Vinegar, finished as named
Fifth race-Five furlongs. purse. year olds:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. W.T.. St Str Fin.
90 6-I-Ralia %. Austin) 80. Ill 2a12
sSl-dsisss sS1tsSlss sp,ersta5 sT.sap' g g sSP
Time, 1:o2 10. May Jane, Gracious Dame. Mos
Deer, Demonstrate. Dinda. Joyful Lady, I'M
ished as named.
Sixth race-one and quarter miles. selling
a-i-sealDiocs 81 tFisiens5 sj ..lci ils III
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sHEEPsHEAD Hay RESULTS

NEW YORK. June 2s.-sheepshead bay re-
suits:
First race. Eve and half furlongs-Earl G
won. Scallop second, Wild Star third. Time.
1:09.
Second race. one mile-Cfoisteress won. An
meta Lady second, Ruby third. Time. i:4l
Third race. steeplechase. short course-Bay-
onet won. Sheriff Williams second Dick Shaw
third. Time, 4:10
Fourth race. Thistle stake. one and an eighth
miles-Grapple won. Dolly Spanker second, Red
Friar third Time, 1853 40.
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles. on turf
Joaquin won, Go Between second, Confederate
third. Time, 1:54.
sixth race. one mile-Lady Vincent won.
Crafty second Easton third. Time. l:41 3-5.
Seventh race. one mile-Blue Book won. Bel
cast second, svaquero third. Time, 1:41.
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RAILRoAp nEAsE REscrNpEp

CHICAGO, June 2S.-The lease Of the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy rails
road to the Chicago, Burlington and
Quincy railway company has been re-
scinded by mutual consent and the for
mer company will on Monday resume
possession of the property and operate
it in its own name. The railway COM
psny was organized in 1901 in the
interest Of the railroad company.
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GurLrY oF MANsLAuGHTER

Los ANGELES. June 2s.-Richard D.
Birch. special patrolman of the Elms
detective agency, was found guilty Of
manslaughter today by the jury which
has been trying him on a charge of
murder. He will be sentenced Monday.
Birch shot Carlos Perez on Oliveras
street, near the plaza March 16
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A Week of sports

The Automobile Club of California
will have a special run to Hotel del
Monte over the fourth, leaving San
Francisco July 3. There will also be a
special golf tournament and all kinds
OF attractions. The clubhouse is open
and this famous resort was never more
attractive. Round trip railway rate
&z-0oe- Secure accommodations early.
INQUIRE any Southern Pacific agent
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CoRBETT,s PooLRooM RAIDED

The poolroom conducted by Tom Cor
bett at 1917 Ellis street was raided last
night by Captain of Police Mooney and
a squad Corbett and three others were
arrested. Corbett was booked on a.
charge of keeping gambling house
and the others as visitors
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YACHTS HOLD COMPETITIVE TRIAL.

KEEL Germany, June 2S.-The Wit
telsbach II. Tilly x and the Angelo w
are the three small raters which will
probably be chosen by the Imperial
yacht club to race three boats of the
Eastern yacht club OF Boston in these
waters beginning August Is. as they
showed up best in the four races which
ended yesterday There were "a Ger
man, Belgian and 2 Spanish entries
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SAN FRANCISCO
SUMMARY

Two base hits-Cravath, Hogan, Mohler, Del
mas. williams. Sacrifice hits--Smith. Carlisle
Angeles s. San Francisco 4. Bases on balls
on Willis 1. Struck out-By Willis 3. by Nagie
g. Double plays-Nagle to Hogan to Smith !;
Deluas to Dillon. Wild pitch-Willis First
base on errors-Los Angeles 1, San Francisco L.
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
Perrine.
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WINDSOR ENTRIES

First race. five eighths of mile. selling
Senator Paynter SO, Frescati 9s. Carasco 107,
Ma1ton 1o5. Lady Irene 100, Melange 81, Cant
less 81, Captain Childs o. Catherine F 9S,
William Penn o., Sans Reproche 96, Win
netka 96
Second race, steeplechase full course, handi-
cap-Dr. Heard 149. Lulu Young 153, Flying
Plover 12S, Tony Hart 125 Manzano 80, st.
Enoch IA.
Third race, three-quarters of mile-Gracchus
80, DR.. Mack 112 Charlie Eastman 100, Royal
Breeze 1o1 King of Troy l06. Denham 81,
Frank Collins 1o3. Usury 102-
Fourth race, the Detroit stakes. fve,eighths
of mle-Tomnabat 81, Eleanor Fay 9S,
Anoura 80, Moxie Mead o. Dew of Dawn
113. Lady Baldur 106. Drop Stitch 106, Leto-
Fifth race. one and an eighth miles, selling
King of the Valley 90, Golden Mineral 81.
Raining Leaves 81, Maceona o. Little Boot
80, Pleaid So, Ancestor lo2, ReveilIe lO2, Jet.
sam liz.
- Sixth race, three-quarters of mile, selling
Taunt 96, Doc Kyle 96, Nonere 101, Bath Maria
I01. Alegra 90. Helen II III &c. Beldemo IO8,
Rebo los, Consideration 10s, f. E. Shaw los,
Alvise 30, lmpertinence IS.
Seventh, race, one mile. selling-Edwin H
81, Hamilcar 10l, Mrs. Anna 104, Etrena 105,
Wyeheld p, III, ,6 Clifton Forge Ill Reeves III,
Jigger 106, The Belle of Brighton S5.
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Three base hit-McCreedie. sTwo base hit
Heitmuiler. Bigbee. First base on called balls
OF Kinsella g. off Wright 2. Struck out-By
Kinsella 9 by Wright 4. Hit by pitcher
Eagan. Double pay-Donahue to Mott. Passed
ball-Bliss. Wild pitch-Kinsella. Time Of
gameI hour and so minutes. Umpire-Der-
rick.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29
By j. r. JSffSry
SPECIAL DIsPATCB TO THE CALL

SEATTLE, June 2S.-Few of the
horses that arrived from EmeryvilIs
this week are ready for immediate
racing at the Meadows and the card
for opening day is hardly up to ex-
pectations. A fairly classy field of SIX
has accepted weights for the opening
handicap, the feature of tomorrow
card.
Ifsaro probably viii be favorite. His
work since arriving here has been very
moderate. Miss Ohicious has improved
wonderfully under Ollie Johnson's ham
ding since coming north and close OBJ
servers figure her an important factor.
Pal IL is thought, needs race.
The racing tomorrow viii be over a
wet track A steady rain set in this
afternoon and will be beneficial to the
course, which was in poor condition
Every incoming train and boat brings
sts delegation of race followers and
san Franciscans are much In evidence
about the hotels tonight. Indications
point 10 a record breaking attendance
and heavy speculation throughout the
meeting.
Twenty books are expected TO cut in
tomorrow.
SEATTLE ENTRIES
First race three-quarters Of a mile, selling
FL chihuahua 1O9. Lord Provost lO9, Southern
Lady II lNf. h1inoua II AVt- DtllaCO AD1s
Smithy Kane lO4 Dangerous Girl 102. Caroburn
l05 Virginia Boy 100. Redmont l09.
Second race three-Quarters OF e mile, selling
Roscoe lI2. Willie Gregg lO9, Red Reynard lo9.
David Boland 100. Elfn King l09, Rudabek lO9
Princess Wheeler 107, Herssin 107, FOncsstS 104.
Alice Cary 102
Third race. half a mile-Raleigh III. College
Widow III. Herives 10Y. Arthur Hyman 1O4
Alice lO3. Othmsr 102, Ben Stone so, Bal
made los.
Fourth race, opening handicap, three-quarters
Of z mfle-Lisaro Ill. st. Francis log, Optieian
1o5. Msrtfnmas 1O3, Pal I02, Miss Ofheious 10l
Fifth race. five and a half furlongs, selling
Judge III. Miss Provo 105. Arcourt 104, Santa
Ray 100. Common Sue 81, May Amelia 90, Belle
Kinney JOY. Hereafter 81.
Sixth race, one mile. seling-RrsggNJ14, Bo-
mar III. Orchan III, Fastoso LOG, Colonel Jewell
-02, Flaunt III.
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BROOKS beats BEHR ar TENNIS

LONDON. June 2S---In the all Eng
land lawn tennis championship games
today Norman Brooks. Australian, beat
Karl H. Behr. American, by 3-2 after
the most exciting match OF the present
championship The scores were Sd.
So, 2-6. 3-6. 6-1. Miss Sutton of Cali
fornia beat Miss Lowther, 81. 6-s.
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CARD FOR OPENING DAY
NOT UP TO EXPECTATIONS
Lisaro Is Likely to Be Made
Favorite in Meadows
Handicap
Seattle Selections
By j. r. Jeffery

First race-LOrd Provost, Smithy
Kane. Southern Lady.
second race-Rudabek, EIfin
King. Hersain.
Third race - College Widow.
Raleigh, Herives.
Fourth race-lIiss OniciOus, 81.
Francis, Optician.
Fifth race-Judge,ArcO Com
mon sue
Sixth race-Brass, Orchan, Col.
Jewell.
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MAKES RECORD IN SWIMMING

SANDIEGO, June 2S-Jack M. Ross.
life saver at Tent City, made a record
in swimming this morning. He en-
tered the water at Ballast point and
left it two hours and Is minutes later
at the foot of Seventh street. The dis
tance is six miles.
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TREASURER SENTENCED.

ST. PAUL, June 2S.-Harry E. Kicker
formerly treasurer of the Metropolitan
theater, was found guilty of stealing
$3.50 from the theater and sentenced
today to serve three years and six
months in the state prison.
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FIGHT TWENTY RoUND DRAw

PUEBLO. Colo, June 2s.-Grover
Hayes of Chicago and Kid Texas of
Pueblo fought a fast 20 round draw
here last night. The nineteenth round
was decidedly in favor of the local lad.
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MISS ALERT is FIRST
Defeats Peter Sterling and yacomo
in Mile Race at Windsor

WINDSOR, Ont, June 2s.-weather clear;
track fast.
First race-Five and a half furlongs, selling,
Odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str Fin.
6-5-Redondo G,, (Knnzl IL
I5-l-J. ". O'Neill (Moreldj .IIs s 3 "a
Madden finished as named.
Second race--Four and a half furlongs purse,
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin.
7-5-Petulant (Moreland}. .104 1 p
10o-1-Florence (Burton).. 81 2 ? u s
Time. :54 35. Bilfll. Out of Step. finished as
named.
Third race-one mile, purse. 3 year olds and
odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St 4 Fin
e-1-NIiss Alert (swain)... 90 II
3-1-Jaeomo (Morelandg y. .1o3 4
Time, I:40 2-5. Fantastic, Alta Mcdonald,
finished as named.
Fourth race-Five furionss; purse; maiden 2
odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
a-l-Red Hussar %, Boland) II II q IL
2-l-Meadow Green (Murphyllil IL sn
Time, 1902 40. Ena. Bar g. Winuetka, Reple-
ton. Little Jennie. Loachopoka, Mont Lee,
Success, finished as named
Fifth race-Mile and three-eighths; selling; 3
year OiuS ana upward.
ODDS Horse and Jockey. W.T.. st. q Fin.
41-Kelpie (Mulcahy)...-.. 81 IL
s-1-oberGn s4sasso oPela6yl Del se sh
Time. 2:2S 3-5. Chanida, Harmakis, Pompadour,
finished as named.
Sixth race-one mile; selling; year olds and
upward:
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T. st. Str. Fin.
S-5-Bye Bye III (Swain)... "a 3
12-1-Light Note (Moreland) .113 2 q
5-1-Pungent Connolly )-... 81 4 "a
Time. 1:41 3-5. Secret, Floral Artist, Headley,
Kildare, Briarclif, Autumn King, Mary Gus
tbs, finished named.
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Harvard Wins the Freshmen Eight
and Loses -Four Dared Race

Every stroke seemed to give Yale
more advantage, and Harvard seemed
to be nearly spent. Yale was nVe
lengths ahead and rowing 30 TO Har-
wards, Sc.
Yale spurted near the mile and hair
mark and was rowing 80 to Harvard
26 Harvard passed the mile and
half mark dozen lengths behind ana
seemed to be hardly able to send the
she'll along.
It was merely a procession and at
the mile and three-quarters Yale hit
it up again. Coming into the stretcn
the Yale boat got along finely and the
men kept steadily pulling away from
Harvard. Yale won by 10 lengths.
Time: Yale, 1898; Harvard, 1850
The oarsmen in both boats were very
tired.
Two minutes after the finish of the
race, however, each crew started 70
paddle to quarters
apparently confident that without a
fluke OF some kind, victory was certain
rowed well within themselves
HARvARD's GAME FINISH
Harvard pulled gamely along toward
the finish There was little enthusiasm
The observation trains carried but few
finish line. Both Harvard and Yale
freshmen pulled up to the mark and
witnessed the finish from their shells
The freshman race was a splendid
struggle, a fight from the pistol to
the navy yard, in which Harvard al
ways had a lead with enough reserve
power to keep just in the lead. No
freshman crews ever fought it out bet
ter. although the time was slower than
for several years in this event. The
start was at the drawbridge and both
crews broke water the instant the
pistol flashed. a pretty sample Of per-
fected racing start.
Harvard sent her oars in with a
hard jerk, which brought just a little
lead. The stroke was "a for Harvard
and 80 for Yale. Nearly a length to
the good was Harvard before the first
flag on the course was passed In the
half mile run the Harvard boat was
fairly skimming along. Yale still had
lots of strength and spirit, but the
crimson's lead was too much to over
come and the Harvard oarsmen won
the third race in eight years and
avenged the hard fought defeat of last
year.
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CONTINUOUS ToURNAMENT

Arrangements are under way for
continuous tournament to commence on
the California club courts on July 1.
II will run TO September 1 and should
even in that limited space of time de-
termine the ranking of the participants.
The idea is to allow challenged player
10 days to answer def.
Any player can challenge the man
two numbers above him. The entrants
will be divided intG classes. and the
members of the various classes will
draw for positions. Practically the
same rules govern the proposed tourna-
ment as those held in the past.
Continuous tournaments have never
proven very successful They are quite
interesting for a few weeks. but usu-
ally die a natural death after a short
existence. The committee feels con-
fident that the approaching tournament
will be a great success because it's life
is limited to two months. Play among
the top notchers will be closely
watched. as the question of supremacy
seems to be impossible of solution.
The tournament will afford the cracks
excellent practice for the coast cham
pionship events in September.
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Buy your fire works for out of town
use from California Fire Works Com
pany. same old place, 21s Front st.
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HARRIMAN,s YACHT ABSENT

NEW LONDON, June 2S.-E. H. Har-
riman's yacht Sultana was not in the
harbor this morning. The yachts
motor boat, which was tied up at the
naval station, left during the night.
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Latonin SeIectfons

(By the New York Morning Telegraph.)
First race-McChord. Nedra Potter
Second race-Hollow, Rexall. Elder.
Third race-Miss Ida, Phil Finch, Harry
Scott
Fourth race-Colloquy, Tobogsan, Prince
Ahmed.
Fifth race-Ada o. Walker, Evelyn s, ordono.
Sixth race-Quagga. Harpoon. Hazel Patch
Seventh race-Tsara, Belltoone, Devout.
Weather cloudy: track fast.
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LATONIA ENTRIES

First race. six furlongs, selling-Nedra 81,
Boserrian 90, Alleviator CO. Harold 90, Viper
ine 100. oriandwick 1o2. Hus, ed 104 Ben Strong
104, McChord 1o4 Barnesdale 106. Telescope
100, Potter 100.
Second race, i've furlongs selling Flora
95 vansel 9s, Rexall 9s. Top Lofty 90. Cora
Dusant 90. Lavatrina 90. Hollow 102, Sabado
102, Ed Kane 1oS Colonel Brady 107 Elder
103, Pleasant View Belle 81.
Third race, one mile, handicap-Miss Ida go,
Envoy 100, Harry Scott 1O2, The Minks 1os
Phil Finch ia
Fourth race, Brewers exchange handicap, six
furlongs-0velando 95, Hickey s5 The Clans
81. Hazel Thorpe 1o4. Prince Ahmed 1Oe.
Mike Sutton 107, Colloquy Ito, Toboggan 112
Plantland 112, Gold Proof ia.
Fifth race. dve and half furlongs purse
Embay 81, Grando 81, Ordono o., Simon Well
a. Gilvedear 81, Albert Star 100, Geneva s
101. Brakespeare 104, Ada o. Walker los. Eve
lyn 105.
Sixth race, one and a sixteenth miles. SELL
ing-Blaze o. Light 81. Waltz King 50. Quagga
96, County Clerk 96, woolstone 81, Hazel Patch
104. Still Alarm 104, Proteus 104. Wedgewood
10S, Harpoon 10S.
= Seventh race, one mile sellingITinker o..
Ellison 1O1. Careless 1oa. Belltoone Ioe De-
vout 1O6 Rebounder 106. DR.. Turner 10S, Bernie
Cramer los, DR.. Spruil Ill.
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BOSTON. June 2s.-The substitution Of Pruitt
for Winter In the ninth today enabled Phiiadel-
phia to tie the Barrett's home run in
the twelfth decided the game in Boston's favor,
to 8. Score:
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winsdor Selections

(By the New York Morning Telegraph)
First race-Carasco Maxton. William Penn.
Second race-Lulu Young Manzano, DIR. Heard
Third race-Royal Breeze, Charlie Eastman
Usury.
Fourth race-Dew OF Dawn, Lady Baldur,
Anoura.
Fifth race--Jetsam Ancestor Little Boot
Sixth race-Impertinence, F. E. Shaw, Bath
Maria.
Seventh race-Edwin H, Clifton Forge. Mrs.
Annie.
Weather cloudy; track fast.
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ST. LOUIS June 2s.-Chicago won today's
game from st. Louis. to 2. Up to the sixth
inning no hits were made OF Powell but after
that he hit freely and his support was
bad. Score:
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9-2-Sultry Uee) ..........105 IL AZ rs
100-1-Water Lake Bailey -102 s s 4 "a
Time, 2:08 LIS. Miss Hawley Matador Clyde
Monochord. Gambler. Little Elkin Louise
MacFarlan, Casperdine, Marseilles. Swift
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Batteries-Lnderman. Young and Needham
Pastorius and Ritter. Umpires-KIem and Ems
lie.
NEW YORK. June 2S.-New York again de-
feated Philadelphia today by opportune hitting
coupled with The winning runs were
scored In the eighth ipning on an error and an
Il. n. E
New York. .....-.......-.......S 3 2
Philadelphia Observation-Disclosures. 3 8
Batteries-Taylor. Ames and Bowerman; Cor
ridon and Jacklitsch. Umpire-Rigler.
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NATIONALS OF BOSTON
DEFEAT THE BROOKLYNs
NATIONAL LEAGUE

BROOKLYN. June 2s-Boston defeated the
locals in 10 inning game today. new pitcher
Ernie Elderman. was put in the box by Boston
He was relieved after he became a bit wild in
the seventh inning. Score:
r. H. e.
Boston NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s II 2
Brooklrn .
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

DETROIT. June 2S.-Detroit punched two hits
with a base balls and a wild throw to the
plate. scoring enough runs to win. Cleveland
was unable to do anything with Eubanks when
a hit meant q score. Score:
r. Fl. z.
Detroit .'..-...--..- s..----.-..-s..
Cleveland ..-........-...-.. o 5
Batteries-Euoanks and Schmidt; Liebhardt
Clarkson and Clarke.
The San Francisco call., 1907-06-29

CINCINNATI. June 2s.-St. Louis Cincinnati
game postponed; bad weather.
CHICAGO, June 2s.-Chicago outbatted Pitts
burg today, but the hits were generally made
with the bases unoccupied and Pittsburg won.
to 1. Lundgren's passes were responsible for
the visitors runs. The feature was a great
| catch of Wagner's hit by Hoffman. who ran
against the fence and caught the ball over his
head with one hand. Score:
r. Fl. f..
Chicago ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 8 0
Pittsburg Observation-Disclosures. 3
Batteries-Lundgren and king; Camnitz and
Gibson Umpires-Johnstone and ODay.