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THIRD WIN
FOR SENECA

Rochester, NJ Y. Aug. k.-Three
straight for the Seneca. The Herreshoff
boat built for the Rochester Yacht club
10 defend Canada's cup against the Adele
OF the Royal Canadian Yacht clubs won
the third and decisive race OF the series
yesterday, crossing the finish line at
2:s1:5O official time. and more than a mile
ahead OF the challenged. The result was
not a surprise TO yachtsmen. who watch
ed the two previous races, for the Seneca
had proven herself faster in practically
all kinds OF weather.
Yesterday with the wind blowing from
nine 10 ten miles an hour al the start
and growing stronger until II was IL or
10 and later 20 miles. with "A 20-mile gale
at tho finish. the Seneca ran across the
line more than q mile In the lead. The
Adele did not attempt TO finish, but left
the course after seeing the pun OF the
gun denoting that Seneca had won. In
many respects the race yesterday was the
most satisfactory OF the series from
yachtsman's viewpoint. The heavy
weather showed the stun OF which the
boats are made and the crews were busy
all the time Reefing was necessary on
various occasions and when they were
running nome tut 'hi VIC
caps in n way that pleased the men whose
chief diversion is handling tho yacht stick.
The Seneca spread yesterday the SAIL
used in the trial The weather was so
rough that Il was thought advisable to
substitute II for the larger sail used on
Saturday and Monday. The course yes
terday was triangular. seven miles TO the
leg. and the first leg was beat direct into
a wind nearly direct from the west. Adele
crossed the starting line at 1l:5O1Wand
Seneca at 11:15:13.
The lake was so rough as to make IL
dangerous for small power boats 10 ven
ture out OTTER the racers turned the first
stake boat. the wind having risen con-
siderably since the start.
Ii was close race nearly all the time
for the rst seven miles, but the Seneca
had the weather and Adele trailed all
the way soon after leaving the line. On
the reach the defender increased her lead
and on the run home before the wind
the Yankee boat made the gap wider all
the way.
The official time is as follows:
Start-Adeie. 1115:l0: Seneca, 1f:15:i3.
First turn-Seneca, 12:i6:42; Adele,
12:5214.
Second turn-Seneca, 13sI9; Adele,
1:45:04.
Finash-Seneca. 2:s1;5o.
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Poughkeepsie. N. Y, Aug. N-Sonoma
Girl. the most famous race horse of the
year. met her first defeat In the grand
circuit races at the Driving Park yester-
day, when she was beaten by Watson In
the Oakland Baron stake. for a purse OF
$1,000 Breaks in the first and third heats
cost Sonoma Girl the race She was steady
In the second heat. and won that heat
with ease in 2:o6&, the fastest heat of
the race
Before the race Sonoma Carl was an
almost prohibitive favorlte, selling for $50
10 sl7 FOR the field, while IN many OF the
pools she was barred In the betting.
1t was another bad day for favorites.
only one first choice winning. and that
was Blackjack in the 2;07 pace, and he
did not win until his supporters had
about given up hope. and two other
horses had each won a heat.
The 2:50 class. trot, was won easily by
zaza, a second choice. in straight heats.
Toxic. the favorite. not being contender
until the last heat, when he managed to
finish second.
Aileen Wilson was the favorite In the
2:lo pace, but Leland Onward. driven by
''Tonrnrie'' Murphy, won in straight
heats.
2:2o trot, purse 1900:
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GDARS1ROME WINS
BRONXVALE At 81

New York, Aug. 1a.-Four favorttes
finished first at Empire City yesterday.
Cederstrome, at to 1. won the feature
event, the Bronxv1lle handicap. by a
short head from Carthage. who was
heavily played Oak Grove won the hfth
race at 8 to 1 with the favorite. Escut-
cheon, third Mossel VINO rode Escut-
cheon was suspended for the balance of
the meeting for an alleged Incompetent
ride
First race Empire city,. maiden three
year-olds and UP. $500 added. mile--Lin-
nepee, 10 (MusgTave), even and TO 2,
won; Bizzy Icy, 107 QIarty), % to I, and
to 1. second; Jobstown, 107 (Pohanka). s
to 1, and to I. third. Time Lac as. VIII
Do. Esteban, Wise Hand and Yellowback
also ran.
Second race, two-year- olds. selling. 5ih
furiongs-servile, 100. .(Preston), II to 10
and l to 2. Won: Bounding Elk. 112 ct.
williams) to 1 and 4 To 8, second;
Emma q, 100 CCarrolD, to l and 8 to 2,
third Time los Hester, Fora. Virginia
Maid. Rife Range and Lpzette also ran.
Third race Bronxville Handicap. three
year-olds and up. I l-ls miles-Ceder-
strorse. ~ (Ponhanka), 9 TO 1 and 2 TO 1,
won; Carthage, 119 &C. Booker). 10 1 and
4 to s, second; Polly Prim, 115 CSchilling),
Lady Savoy. Ostrich and Prince Ahmed
also ran.
Fourth race-Coionel Bob, TO ). won.
skye. second: Stanley. third
Fifth race--Oak Grove. 70 l. won:
Woodwitch. second: Escutcheon. third.
sixth race-Reidmoore. to o. won:
Monscodor, second; Flavigny. third.
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Walls WINS
DELAWARE

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug H.--vailsN the IL
to favorite. won the Delaware handi-
cap al one mile at Saratoga yesterday, de-
feating a good field in the fast time OF
l.&. which is within 3-5 ot n second OF
the record. Walls made the pace and ap-
peared TO be running easily, when DIR.
Gardner and Sir Lynnewood challenged.
and In a drive Wallis won by half n length.
with Gardner second. the same distance
, before Sir Lynnewood. The summaries:
First race. s-year-olds and up. selling 6
furlongs-Bele OF 1roduois, 20 (Swain), "
TO and 10 I. won: Anna May. 50 Gold
stein). 10 10 l and 10 2. second: Royal
Lady. 10i (Nfiller), 9 10 10 and 2 20 s, third.
Toots Nook. Forward, Lalonde. Sally X.
Society Bud. Dainty Maudie and hstless
also ran.
Second race. handicap. 3-year-olds and
up l mile--D' Arkle. 105 (Garner). 10 I
and 10 2. won: Fancy Bird. ii6 Knapp,
~ 20 1 and 4 to 1. second; Progressing. 106
(RusselD, 8 60 1 and 8 90 2. third. Time
1:40. Glare Russell. True Boy. Don Ham
ilton and Joseph Brant also ran.
Third racc-Big chief. even. first. Polly
watts. second Bell Wether. third.
Fourth race-Nails. 6 20 3, first. Dr.
Gardner. second: Sir Bynnewood third.
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STANDING.

CHICAGO 9, PHILADELPHIA 3.
After leading all the way. Philadelphia
was beaten in the ninth inning by Chicago
at Philadelphia yesterday. Score:
Innings .7T.'f
Chicago ...... ......0 0 o o 0 / 1 4-5
Philadelphia :. - o / 0 0 o o o--3
'Hits-Chicago 0. Philadelphia T. Errors
Chicago 2. Batteries-M. Brown, Taylor
and King for Chicago; Corridor, Richie.
C. Brown and Doom for Philadelphia.
Umpire-ODay.
NEW YORK 5, CINCINNATI 8.
The New York Nationals played their
first game after their Western trip az
cinnati, to 8 AS Pittsburg was beaten
by Brooklyn. New York has taken a firm
err hold on second place in the pennant
race. Score:
Innings 80. .....1 2 3 4 IS
New York ......,.1 Ks
Cincinnati -. 80 o o 2-S
Hits-Cincinnati 7. New York g. Errors
for Cincinnati: Lynch and Bresnahan for
New York. Umpires-Rigler and Carpen-
ter
BROOKLYN s, PITTsBURG g.
Not a Pittsburg player reached third
base yesterday at Pittsburg and the team
was easily shut out by Brooklyn. s to 0.
willis lasted five minutes and then gave
finish. Rucker was simply invincible.
Score
Innings 80. .....1 Q 8
Brooklyn ...... 80 1 2-s
Hits-Brooklyn ~. Pittsburg 8. Errors
Brooklyn I, Pittsburg T. Batteries-Dus-
gleby and Gibson for Pittsbure; Rucker
and Ritter for Brooklyn.
ST. LOUIS 9. BOSTON 4.
Both teams hit the ball hard yesterday
at Boston, but Fromme was moro erect
i've than either Young or Pfeiffer when
there were more men on bases and st
Louis won, TO 4. Score:
Innings zee. ....1
81. Louis ...... ...t -
Roston .......A o o o o o o 0-i
Hlts-st. Louis ~. Boston .. Errors-St.
Louis 3. Boston g. Batteries-Fromme
and Noonan for 81. Louis -Pfeffer. Need
ham and Brown for Boston. Umpire
Johnstone.
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DUCK PIN
BOWLING

In the Suburban league last evening the
leading Elmwood team put II all over the
visiting No. ] Edgewood team and ma
terially dampened the visitors prospects
Tor iook-in on the first position.
Payton,. the old-time champion at the
game. showed up In grand form, with n
total OF Soa pins. including one fine sin
gle or liz pins
line, with totals OF 29s and 2s6 pins, re-
spectiyely.
AT the Edgewood Casino the No. 2
Edsewood rollers took a Jump into the
second place by gathering In two games
from the visiting Buttonwoods delegation
Manchester, the reliable anchor on the
Buttonwoods team, rolled n steady game,
beating out II. Hunt OF the homo quintet
by margin OF four. pins In the individ-
ual totals. tho score standing at the fin-
ish 2s5 and PSI pins In the order named.
The Conimicut boys paid a visit TO
Riverview, and before a large number OF
spectators. including many OF the fair
sex. wrested two games from their old
time rivals on their own stamping
grounds.
Clifford was in front on the individual
work. with a 2S6 total, and Godfrey q
strong second. scoring 2s5. only one pin
less than the leader.
With four more weeks to go the Elm
woods now look very good at present for
the first honors.
Besser and vickers were out with a
leader In the Weybosset two-man tourna-
ment yesterday. amounting to total OF
Gas pins.
Besser hit the maple In very lively
manner turning out an elegant three
string score OF 1888 pins, his singles being
10, l2l and 132 pins each
In the O'Gorman two-man handicap
tournament, Watkins and Heary look the
best on the score sheet, with team to-
tai OF 720 pins.
Pete Heary on the scratch line went
352 pins for a total. while watkins was
good for 36s pins. with his allowance of
20 pins for n handicap.
ELMWOOD. 8; NO. l EDGEwOOD. O.
EIMWOOn
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Runs--weidy 2, schafiy 2, Phyle 8. Car
rigsn 2. Flynn, Frick PIP: Merritt 2, Sem
telle. Woods, vandy Lake 2-7 Home
runs--Frick, Sentelle. Three-base hits
Lake. Phyle. Two-base hits-Schafiy.
Woods. Sacrifice hit-Kelly. Stolen bases
Clement. Bean. Hanford Weidy 2. Kel-
ly. Phyle, Carrigan. Wotell. Double plays
--Wotell TO Carrigan: Bean 10 Merritt.
Wild pitch--Lake. Struck out-By Apple
gate 4; by Moffltt 2; by Lake @ First
bane on balls-Ofr Applegate 4: off Mof-
nit 4; of Lake. l. off Wormwood 2. Hit
by pitcher-ByF Lake-Schafiy. Carrignn: !:
by Applegate-Curtis. Innings pitched
by Applegate Q; by wormwood s. Left
on bases-Toronto a; Jersey City r. Time
--2h. som. Umpires-McCarthy and Con-
way. Attendance-A2200
BUFFALO s, NEWARK .
Buffalo outclassed Newark yesterday at
Buffalo, winning the second game OF the
series easily. McCafferty was hit hard
and was gacked up In poor style by his
teammates. Murray's hitting was fea-
ture Of the game. Jones put up a mis-
erable exhibition I'm the field for Newark.
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CLOTK|ER
OFF FORM

N ew York. Aug 1.-THE default OF VIII
liam A. Larned and the continued poor
showing OF William J. Clothier. tho ma
tional champion, were the features OF
the Meadow Brook tennis tournament at
southampto,. Ia l.. yesterday. Ciothler
had considerable trouble defeating ".
Hitchcock Of Yale. the second set going
to rs wylie c. Grant defeated Carr n.
Neel OF Chicago after three hard played
deuce sets. Grant also defeated Neel at
the recent Longwood tournament
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PLAY FOR
PERRY CUP

offered a cup 70 the Dedham Polo club.
which will be known as the Perry trophy
and which will be contested for from Sept
3 to IA. The cup is for matches that will
be open TO teams OF four. under the exist
ing handicap when played for and will be-
come the property OF the club winning Il
three times. The cup is handsome one
and II is expected that some OF the fastest
polo teams will be entered in the compe-
tition for II.
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COLLEGE ]
AND AMATEUR;
CONTES !

The judges used every effort to com
pei genuine horse racing. and their
prompt action In the 2:30 trot showed
their intentions. Today's racing prom
ises some better events In the fast
classes. The summaries:
2:l6 pacing class. purse $500:
Ed. Wilkes. b. 4. by Raven
Wilkes (Thompson) ..... 3 II
Cutler, Junior. b. q. Moody :. / 222
Miss Austin. b. m. (Sherman). 2 S4
Red Pepper, ch. q. (rox) -. 456s
Russell c.. b. q. (McGrath) 5S4
Time--2.2l. ATTN, 2:leA, ATTN.
$3.50 pacing GLASS, purse 5000:
Commodore Beaufort. b. 9. by
Norcross (Brusie) ...... 12i1
Dennis c.. CHI q. tcarter-Fox). 4l2<
J. c. L., blk. q. QIarock- Moody 8 382
Jack G., b. q. (Fields) ..2 44a
Time-2:S7h, 2:2sA. 2:31h. 2:36h.
1884 pacing class. purse $500:
j. A. O., b. g., by Baron II.
(Moody) .................I II
Advisor. b. g. (Orr) ........Iss
May H.. ch. m. (Herd) .... 254
Della Ray, ch m. (Avard) ... 6a2s
st. Anthony. s. u. (Burnham). 1884
Dolaress, blk. m. (Wall) 49,. 7dr
William ~. blk. q. Galley 8 4dr
Time-2:22h. 2:a1N. a:2sh. 2:2l.
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WATSON BEAT "GIRL FROM
GOLDEN" IN $4,000 STAKE

oliver Moore, b. h. Conrad ...... 4
Northwest. b. n. &c. Lewis) ........ 5
Ttme-2:ls1f 2:l3h. 2:ll%.
2:10 tnot. the Oakland Baron stake, purse
$4,000:
Watson, ch. g., by Hinder Wilkes
Dix Ntuwood UIoomis) ........... ] i
Sonoma Girl, b. m. (Springer) ..... 8
Bi-Flora, b. m CSpian) .......-.....
Lady Rcsoiute. b. m. QaselD
Budd. b. &. (Carpenter) ............ 3
Athashan, b. n. (Deryder) ......".. b
Emboy, D. g W. Il. McDonald) -. ds.
Tme-3:os. 2:06&, 2:oSii
2:07 pace. the Nelson, purse $1,000
Blackjack, blk h., by Cuckoo
Brown John (Starr) ........... IL /
Allenwood, ch. r. Uewis) ........
Kruger CHI z. "a. McDonald) :. / 2
Prince Hal, b. q. CSnow) .........
Wilson Addington, b. h. (Cox) no
Cascade, blk. X. CDavis) ......... 4ro
John A., ch. q. (Geers) ........... TO
Harry L., b. g. F'razier) ........ 9ro
Billy Cole. b. &. (E. Dickerson).. 10 TO
Greary CHI x (McEwen) ......... s 10 7ro
Miss Gay, b. m. CEIeisradt) .... DIS
Tims-2:04A, 2:06A. 2:06h. 2:07.
2:10 pace. the Flowers. purse $500:
Leland Onward. ch. m, by Game An
ward Leland Stanford (MurphY... l 1
Aileen Wilson, blk m. CWilson) 80. 6
Cleo s., b. m. (NucSols) ........."... 2
The Donna. OH. IN. (Deryder) ......... 3
Robert Herman. b. g. Dopsiass) 4
Dan s.. b. " (Geers) ................. 4
Davhne Direct, blk m. BRADY ..... Z
Time-2:07, 2:06&.
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MAGIC HAIR STAIN

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMsBY, Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 100 fremont street Bos-
ton. IL IL simple. safe and easily ap-
piled; contains no lead poisons: use
IL once and you will never use any
other. BLANDING a BLANDING, 81
Weybosset street
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KINGS CUP RAGE
POSTPONED 70 |7TH

II was announced yesterday that the
Kings cup race of Newport, which was
set FOR Friday. win be sailed on Satur-
day. Aug. IL. instead. This Is to give the
crews OF the yachts day OF rest and a
chance to overhaul gear after the Astor
cup races. which will take place on
srbursday
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Jurymon who have experienced the mis-
cry OF trying 20 secure unanlmity In a
verdict will appreciate this story. The
Jury had been locked up for hours At
last the officer OF the court was instruct
ed 20 provide refreshment
Shall order II dinners he sam 10 the
foreman
Make it II dinners and A bale 81 hay"
,splied the weary foreman.-Exchange
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MONTREAL.

Runs-McConnell, Poland, Abstein 2,
Phelan. Harris--6: Needham. Brown 2,
Herbst--4. First base on balls-On
Harris 8: on Herbst 1. Struck out
BY Harris z: by Herbst 8. Three base
hits--Poland. Mcconnell. Two-base
hits-Corcoran, Mcconnell, Abstein.
Sacrifice hits-Lord 2, Chadbourne.
fCrawford, Brown. First base on errors
montreal .; Providence q. Stolen
!bases--Needham, Brown. Left on bases
E--Provtdence O.; Montreal 4. Umpire
fOwens.
ROCHESTER, s. BALTIMORE Z.
Rochester again defeated Baltimore yes
tsrday at Rochester, s to Z. A high wind
toyed with the ball and both pitchers al
times were unable to control the sphere
In the sixth Henley let three men walk
when the bases were full, forcing In three
runs. Rochester tied the score In the
eixhfh and got the winning run In Tho
ninth. Higgins batting was a feature
Score:
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EASTERN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS,

Providence 9. Montreal T.
Buffalo 8, Newark 2.
Toronto IL. Jersey City z.
Rochester s. Baltimore 7.
GAMES TODAY.
Providence at Montreal -
Jersey City at Toronto.
Newark at Buffalo.
Baltimore at Rochester.
EASTERN LEAGUE STANDING.
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Washington

Washington ......i % o0o 2 OIL
batteries - Oberlin and Heydon for
Washington: Powell and Spencer for ST.
Louis. Hits--washinston IL: ST. Louis O.
Errors-washington 2: ST. Louis 2
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CUBS GO 70 THE FRONT
IN THE Ninth INNING
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

Chicago 6, Philadelphia 8.
New York 8, Cincinnati 8.
Brooklyn 8. Pittsburg 0.
st. Louis 9. Boston T.
GAMES TO-DAY.
Chicago at Philadelphia
Cincinnati at New York.
Pittsburg at Brooklyn.
st. Louis at Boston.
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PHILADELPHIA 3. DETROIT 0.
Detroit, Aug. H-Detroit was unable to
hit Plank yesterday. while the Athletics
mixed their hits with Detroits battery
errors and scored three runs. Plank was
finely supported. Mullins work was ex-
celient, but the slips behind him were
costly Score:
Innings ......... 1 6e
Philadelphia ...... L o.
Batteries -Mullin and Schmidt for De-
troit: Plank and Powers for Philadelphia.
Hts-Philadelphia Z: Detroit 3. Errors
Detroit 3; Philadelphia ..
BOSTON Z. CHICAGO T.
Chicago. Aug. H.-Boston repeated yes
teriay. defeating Chicago 10 T. The
score by Innings;
Innings .........
Boston ......".." l o.
Chicago ........... % o 90 o 0 o-4
Batteries-Smith and Sullivan and Nc
Farland for Chicago; Tannehill. Prueitt
and Sha wfor Boston. Hits-Chicago II;
Boston s. Errors-Chicago 2; Boston 1.
CLEVELAND 15 NEW YORK 6.
Cleveland, Aug H.-Cleveland took an
other game from New York yesterday. the
score being Is TO g Hogg Of New York
was batted hard, Cleveland's long hits
coming with men on bases. Griffith was
put in the visitors box and Jared better.
Score:
Innings .........
Cleveland ...... 3 i I 3 0 l x-15
New York .........O 2 o o o . s
Batteries Rhoades and Clarke for
Cleveland: Hogg Griffith and Klienow for
New York. Hlts-Cieveland l6: New York
II. Errors-New York 5; Cleveland 2. Um-
pire--Connolly.
ST. LOUIS 6. WASHINGTON.
81. Louis Aug 1s.--The home team out
hit Washington I'm the pinches yesterday
and won a close contest. TO 5. Score;
Innings ......... 3
St Louis ,.... 2 o o o o 2 K
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Runs-Bannon, Clancy 2. Flanagan, Mo-
ran 2. Lennox, Higgins-s; o'Hara. Hall
2, Kelly, Mccloskey--7. Two-bass hits
Bannon, Moran. Higgins 2. McCloskey.
Sacrifice hits-Dcmmtt. sundheim 2. Len
nox. O'Hara, Hall. Stolen bases-o' Kara.
Hall Kelly 4 Byers 2. Demmitt. Bur
reil 2. Beach, Clancy.
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DETROIT UNABLE 10 HIT
PLANK, TIGERS BLANkED
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS.

YESTERDAY ftEoU ..
Philadelphia 3, Detroit 0.
Boston 6, Chicago A.
Cleveland Is, New York 8.
st Louis 6. Washington s.
GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at st. Louis.
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CRAYS HIT HARD
AND BEAT ROYALS
IN A SLOW GAME

chased from the field in the FIRST inning
Score.
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zone out When winning run was scored
TORONTO IL Jersey CITY

TORONTO n. JERSEY CITY 7.
Tho second game OF the series with
Jersey City yesterday at Toronto was
won by the league leaders by the score
OF II 20 Z. The fielding was very ragged
on both sides. that Of the Leafs In par
ticulex being loose In the extreme. Lake
was hit hard IN the first Inning, and three
runs resulted In the third. HIS wiidness,
added to q couple OF bingies and a like
number Of errors. handed the Keilyites
I'VE more counters
The Leafs annexed another trio In the
nth and that finished Lake. Wormwood
replacing him Appiegste too. was touch
ed up freely. and after the sixth Mosfitt
was substituted for him. Keister waz
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Louis 3 Boston g. Batteries-Fromme
and Noonan for 81. Louis: Pfeffer. Need
ham and Brown for Boston. Umpire
Johnstone.
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BOXING CLUB MANAGERS
ARE FACING UNCERTAINTY
By r. A. Sr11ytI1

The developments of the past three
days have disturbed the managers of
the boxing clubs which have been pro-
noting four-round bouts here for many
years. They are not involved In any
scandal which has come under the
probe of the Grand Jury thus far, but
their permits have run out and they
do not know what to expect, in view
Of the present predicament of the Su-
pervisors. Mario Bollo, the Fire Com
missioner, who is the moving spirit in
the California Club, was granted a per-
nit some days ago and is the only
manager thus fortified beyond this
week. The Manhattan Club will pro-
mote a show tomorrow night, but be-
yond that 1T has no permit.
AS each club has some man among
its officials who is strong with the ad-
ministration, it has been easy to pro-
cure favors. 1t had been current gos-
sip that when the permits for the year
expired this month there was to have
been new arrangement and that some
Of the clubs would be dropped
The card for tomorrow night is again
headed by a heavy weight bout, from
which much is expected. Battling
Johnson, who has been improving with
each fight recently, will meet Joe
Willis. The latter won the last time
they met. Teddy Wolff, who was a
star middle-weight some time ago, will
try his skill again. He will have Frank
Mayfield as an opponent. Rough House
Billy Mcdonald will try out Jack
Ryan, recent arrival from Chicago.
Willie O'Neill, an Australian feather
weight, will meet Kid Webster.
The San Francisco call., 1907-03-21

All Of the races at Emeryville this
afternoon have very open appear
ance.
Husky has been played twice to beat
good fields of two-year-o and will be
fighting it out with Rustler in the
opener.
Elevation is in good form and may
be able to repeat in the second. Billy
Mayham is fast, but fainthearted.
Princess Wheeler is consistent.
In the third Byronerdale seems to be
placed where he can win again. Lazell
is in good form and is likely to be the
contender. Miss May Bowdish also is
at her best at present.
Begun will run for the first time in
William Walkers colors in the fourth
and may be able to take the measure
of Mabel Hollander, a filly recently
claimed from Walker. Kogo also will
be a contender.
Magrane is the class of the fifth, but
like other of the entrants in this race
has shown poor form of late. linda,
starting for the first time in Califor-
mia, is a fast filly.
Pimkim. on his win of yesterday,
should come right back and defeat the
field he will meet in the sixth. Cur
riculum has been running consistently
and will be a contender. Eudora has
run several good races and figures to
be right there, but she has not been
out since the California Oaks. in which
she spread a foot.