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The Washington herald., 1908-08-29

stuIy the effect Of tIltinE the planes. and
before the seven-uinute trip was over
acquitted himself wiki credit
After the flight. Lieut.. Creecy said he
felt no sensation Of being high in the
air 1T was my first trip up IN the
air. but IL was fine. and I am fond OF
IT, had no thought OF how high I was.
my only idea was TO keep as far away
from the earth as possible The supply
Of gasoline was limited. and we were
travelling on three cylinders Those
planes are the important part Of the
dirigi5.e. A person watching a fight has
little OF no idea what an effect fitting the
planes an inch I'd or down has on the
Balloon There are many points % De
studied while IN the air. and the man has
U sail uD above the ground before he
has any idea of their Importance
Lieut. Lahm said yesterday that he
was expecting orders from Gen. J. Frank
I'm Bell. Chief Of stan 10 debate the
diriglhie. Gen Bell IS in communication
with Col Donovan. who has charge Of
the exhibits a. the Missouri Military Fx-
position. and may decide to-day 20 send
the d--igi5le out 10 the SHOW Ne state 90
slight Accident 10 Wright.
Orviue Wright. Who VIII make speed
and endurance tests OF the Wright Bros.
aeropiane at Fort Myer. has been prom
iseI the use OF the wau-tent in --a5ch
The balloon IS now housed and expects 10
move in to-day or Monday Il is believed I
Gen. Bel VIII order the gfsnt gas bag
emptied to-day and packed for shipment /
10 - Joe
Yesterday afternoon Mr.. Wright strap I
ped and screwed the aerop-aue down 20 I
The foo OF the balloon shed and tried .
he motor The engine was given sew
sral trials, each Of half minute duration
On the last trial a bolt which holds the
tubing through which the sprockst chain
passes on 20 the shaft Of the engine was
arred OF This was repaired IN a few
and means no delay in the
risls Of the flying machine
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There is absolutely no truth in the
report that the wife and daughter Of
John Early, the Ieper. who is Isolated on
the Eastern Branch. are coming 10 see
him in the near future" said DR. Fowler.
quarantine officer OF the District health
department. yesterday.
/ He added that neither the health de
partment nor Mr.. Early had heard that
Mrs Early contemplated trip 70 Wash
ington-
IF she were 10 come. I would certainly
oppose her seeing her husband he said
and do not believe Mr- Early wants
them 70 see him IN his solitude He re
ceived a post card from Mrs. Early this
afternoon, but she said nothing Of a trip
here"
Early a Man of Courage.
! Both Dr. Fowle arnd Dr. Mclean ad-
mired EarIy's fortitude. DIT. Fowler
said. Early seems not 70 think Of his
/ own lot a, all. He seems TO worry more
about his placing in jeopardy the lives
I Of thousands Of persons who came in con
tact with him before he knew he had
| !eprosy- he also worries about his wife
and baby. who may possibly have con
tracted the disease from him
He talks Of the time when he shall
( leave the hardships and sUnernEs o.
I this world Yesterday he held services
with some Salvation Army workers who
came out 20 the camp. who rrayed and
sang hymns with him In my opinion.
he is man OF strong intellect and has
had excellent environment He asks for
nothing that is unreasonable and never
complains of his lot or Of what the Dis
trict government Is doing for him"
DR.. Mclean Answers.
Dr.. Harry Mclean. acting health on
Ger. answered The criticism OF the Army
and Navy Union about the camp where
Early is Quartered.
He said 1t Is necessary that he be
kept within the precincts Of the District
reservation on which the jail. the work
house, and the potter's heId and conta-
gioGs hospitals are located His tent IS
large and roomy. equipped with an OIL
stove, and his food and attention the best.
Its location Is neither sickly. vet. nor
marshy. u, IS 100 or perhaps 80 yards
rom the river
Those who criticise should remember
that this Is the only available spot.
and. besides. it has not been permanently
decided 10 Keep Early here. II We do. a
house VIII be built For him. and the best
OF care Afforded"
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Samuel SpeTling. 3 o. New York. and P-zr
Levitan- = Rev. Louis L Ezels1n-
James o. Hasler. =. Of LinFiIle Va ard MAJ
L De7er. ls. q Me7ose. Va Rev Richard r.
Riedel
HaIy Hansen. 2. and Marie c. Hendricksou. z
Rev James Z Irvine
Charles B Balderson. "A. and Sophie E Watson.
e Rev J. L Frsnrz
Lester J Hurst. q. and Ethel Y Yozsu. . Of
Rector1cvu- Va Rev. r L Wright
Winfeld 5 Cll-Ie-t - Of Orssbs Nab- s-5
Madeline 5. Klumpp. 90. Of New York City. Rev.
Donald c. Macleod e
William : Greenstsin q, and Annie Rotsmau.
= Rabbi G. Silve7sroue
COLORED.
John z Buchanan. q. and Katie Z Winters. %
Rev General Stewart
Garrett c. Brooks. q. and Ruby a DudIsv. Is
Rev. william J. Howard
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DEATH RECORD.

Thomas Donohue, 8 p 81. sU-. = years
Meredith T Henderson. Euervency Hosp Is yesrz
Frances Z Carlin. 100 y. H ave. Nv. 50 years
Charlotte II Pulaski. 1865 Zlst 81 nv dsys
Bernard Cain. Georgetown Univ Hosp I6 years.
Root c. Thornton, 3os Mechanics Pi-, months.
Florence g. huf. Homeopathic Hosp. IS years.
Mary A Codey. I757 Columbia Road 81 Years
William r Teakum 81 L ST. So 2 years
COLbRED.
Agnes Wheeler. Is Br0Vns Court sw I vesr
Amelia Fisher 7os Mass ave Ne. . years
Charles Peters US Mass ave ne- g wears.
Martha Jones. l5l6 Marion - nv . wears
Adele Watson. No. s. Cons7ess Ct nv. ; months.
Mary GrIules- y Capitol ave. ne. months
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REAL ESTATE NOTES.

John W Chnd-ess. agent f1- the Shirss.
in Columbia road. near Eighteenth. re-
ports tie sale of one Of them, The Derby
shire % Dr- W Warrington Evans. OF
this city The purchase price was S30.G11
This apartment IS one OF a row OF six
which were erected FOR Mrs Charlotte
Daley hy Harry Wardman. the br1fl5s-
and designed after plans by A II. Beers.
architect The arrangement OF the build
mss IS somewhat unique. in thar each
apartment runs from the front 10 The rear
and has both front and rea- private
Qorches- Being only three stories In
height they have every appearance o.
private residences.
Tie property at the northeast corner of
Twelfth and G streets has been sold 10
: ". Labort, OF New Orleans. who.
bought Il for investment. paving X Or
The property fronts . feet OF G. street
and has depth OF IS feet making L 1s59.
square feet II Is improved by a tl7-aa-
story brick building. used for business
purposes The transaction vas mad.
through the Offices OF .Westco-r & So,
IN connection with the Simpson-SuI1iva1
Company
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NEGRO MARAUDER HELD.
Thomas Bowie Made Hole and En-
tered n Grocery store.

Thomas Bowie, the negro arrested On
Wednesday night IN the act Of crawling
through a hole in the wall OF Lehman
Bros grocery store. 81 Penn ~vIvanfa ave
nue., was held IN Sl.ooo bond for the ac-
ton Of the grand jury by Judge Kimbau
in the Police Court yesterday. The charge
was h0usebres king
The negro was arrested BY Policeman
LaUten, Of the Sixth precinct. as he was
crawling through a hole in the wall
carrying a can Of lard. The hole vas
made with crowbar- The wall was
thirteen inches thick
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want. $4,000 DamaEe,.

Emily H Birmingham yesterday en-
tered suit against the Capital Traction
Company for SI5,ooo damages for alleged
personal injuries She claims that while
passing the building az Thirty-sixth and
II streets northwest On May % last. she
stumbled. over a fender placed there by
the street car company. injuring herself
seriously and permanently
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Privates Get Commis.ion..

Twelve enlisted men Of the army re-
Gently passed the competitive examination
at Fort Leavenworth. Kans-. and viii re-
ceive commissions as second Heuteraats
in the infantry.
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STUDENTS" SAILED
BALDWIN'S CRAFT
Flights Made NOtwithstand-
ing the Chiefs Absence.
SHIP STAMPEDES CAvALRYMEN

Lieut. Creecy, of Marine Corps, Makes
Aerial Trip for First Time, and
Handles Engine WeIi-wrfsht's
HeHvier-than-afr Machine Encoun-
ters Slight Accident in First Test.
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Ernest L Harris. American consul Al
Smyrna, Turkey, has reported 10 the State
Department that Faik Bey. governor
general OF Smyrna. has been dismissed
and-hss been succeeded by Reouf Pasha.
Prisons. the consul adds. are being de-
molished.
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Commanders William S. Sims. naval aid
to the President. and Albert I. Key. com
manding officer OF the scout cruiser Salem
viii 60 20 Sycamore HlI to-day 10 criti-
else the plans for the two new 20,Oo0-toD
battle ships.
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You have not tine TO cal at the main or-
nce OF The Washington Herald and are
lltlHs near 9th and 4 sts. NV leave vOur
want ads with " A Menke dr5grisr
llGe cent VOID. daily and SUNDAY.
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Kentuckr Fue. AMI

The State OF Kentucky YESTERDAY e,.5
n me supreme Court Of the United
states an appeal from the decision Of
> ldse cochran Of the United States Cir
cut Court Of Kentucky. declaring IN
constitutional the State statute OF Ken
lucky authorizing u railway commission
70 hx rates All the railroads operating
involved
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s1.25 70 BsI,Inc-.

Every day via The Electric T.i-,s-- t.
llght excursions, 81 round trip. D ra
turning up 20 midnight, SATURDAY. s1d
sunday excepted See si-na Schedule
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CARS ne KENSINcToN

Leave 11n 8 aad y i ave every quarter hou-
passing Rock Greek Bridge MAIN FNy-P .s,-E,
GEOLOGICAL PARK, and County Cub 70 CberT
Chase Lake. where connection Is rnsd1 VITA Esr-
EnSton line Round tip tickets. &c. Vt FusselI's
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LOCAL MENTION.

Saltwater BathiaE at CheSapeake
Beach Delightful place 10 spend the dsv
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Four Hourn, san
Turkish official Dismissed.

On cool Chesapeake Bay four dsy, =
week s. round trip See ticket agent
The Electric Line" 18th and N Y. ave.
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Harxey,s Restaurant.

Clean, Cool, and Comfortable
Live lobster aud other sea food Midday
lunch. $3.50 TO
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WIFE WILL NOT COME
Mrs. Early Will Remain in
North Carolina.
VICTIM FACES FATE BRAvELY

Is Z Christian Man, and Looks For
ward to the Time When Suffering
VIII Be Ended-Dr- Fowler An
svyers Criticisms of the HOuHIng
and Care of the Patient.
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SlS to Annapolis and Return
Via The Electric Line. Visit tba Z q
Naval Academy. See tine schedule Tar
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Sim, 10 Inspect RattIe sbtn,

Spend To-day nj Chesapeake Beach
Fine saltwater bathing
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You Should Have Rubber Gloves IN
protect your hands while preserving. &c
Price, 81 pr- Lindsay's Rubber Store s33 r
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Come take a trip n ny airhip.
Some take a trp through the stars
Zone take & triP around VEINS.
Zone take spin around Mars
No one - watch while were kissing.
70 one 70 sss h1w We spoon.
Tone take a trIp n ny airship-
We j visit the nan ID the noon
-POzufHr u,irfv-
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cUptEtoE rye WHISKY.
Edpe with age and Of the mellowest de-
Eelopment A whisky OF medicinal value
Wu- Cannon 1Z25 tn St Phone n, 52S
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L Eou Find

Watch for a ci,y-Randle highlands.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
HANLON'S WORK ENDS
FOR TOMORROw'S FIGHT

Eddie Hanlon's work in preparation for his
meeting with Johnnie Murphy in the ring at
Colma tomorrow night continues to please his
friends. He has cut out all boxing and his
work yesterday was the ordinary routine Of the
gymnasium. he varied this a bit by having
a tugging match with Hugo Kelly. in which the
Californian showed that he had lot Of
strength HanIon will take short trip on the
road today and that will be his last work be
fore the fight. he weighed 1341a pounds yes
terdRy afternoon and will have no difficulty,
according to his plans OF making the requised
weight tomorrow afternoon. Murphy viii also
come in at the weight handily. 20 that each
should enter the ring with all his strength.
Murphy continues to be strong to 10
favorite, made the fact that Hanlon has
been out Of the ring two years and that sell
dom in the history OF the Queensberry ring has
a man dropped the gloves for that length Of
time and then come back and proved a success
Hanlon looks bigger and stronger than when
he last in action and he may prove
the exception to the rule.
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starter. Winner ch. e. (S) by Rancocas- Heeley.
Start good Won cleverly. Second and third
driving hard. Long delay at post hurt Mary f
and La Gloria, especially as they both acted
badly. Booger Red soon into the lead and
held his field safe al the way.
FIFTH RACE-One mile; selling; year olds
and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
5-l-Cardinal Sarto (Shrinerl109 4 u l ~
d-1-Redmont. tButwelIl. =. 100
Time. Ia. John ]. Rogers, Furze, Dick
Redd, Willie t, Eudora and Robert Mitchell
finished as named. Winner b; g. t6) By Reggie
Iyrona. Start bad. Won driving. Second and
third the same. Cardinal Sarto came to life
suddenly Prince Frederick of very badly,
Rogers cut of just after start: had TO work his
way up gradually. Dick Redd almost had no
chance.
SIXTH RACE-One and one-eighth miles;
selling; year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
s-l-ksgo tE, GIarkl...-.. sa | Isl ~
S-l-Legatee lTulltj tj.......-. ITO
3-I-Nlke Jordan (Morsel. .106 u III
Time, l:5512. Jennie's Beau, Bardona, Mar
tlnmas. Sityerskin Harbor and Boundclin also
ran winner br. m. "a by Monte Fonse- Hurania
start good Won handily. Second and third
driving; kogo was best horse. Legatee ran
a smart race. Jordan tired at end. Martinmas
kER R22f Ease G
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was given until last night to accept or
decline the position, and at the last
moment he decided to act This Will
give added standing to the fight, al
though 1t is sufficiently promising 10
draw on its own merits.
The club is preparing to handle a
large crowd and will enlarge the
capacity of the gallery. This Is the
popular part of the house. and as many
spectators will be accommodated there
as possible.
Kelly worked out before a large
crowd at Crolrs gardens. Alameda, yes
terday and showed himself possessed
of a lot of class. He is particularly
we'll balanced on his feet and seems
sure of himself at all times. He boxed
four rounds and showed that he is a
two handed fighter and that he can hit
both straight and hard He is heavily
muscled in the arms and shoulders, his
forearms being particularly well deVel-
oped.
The Chicago man obviously laid the
foundation for his condition before he
left his home for this coast He ap-
parently wore half sleeves in his out
door work. as half his arms are tanned
a deep brown, while the remainder are
white. He wears small bandage over
his right arm, which he broke when
he fought Papke in March, but from
the way he uses the arm he is not
afraid of further injury.
He goes through his regular routine
of gymnasium work with machine like
regularity and Sights no part OF 1t.
He first punched a heavy bag, which
made him exert himself to keep it in
motion. He then changed to a light
bag and this showed him of to better
advantage. He gagged 1t accurately
and used the straight blows on 1t
which he uses in the ring.
His first boxing partner was Charles
Miller, a heavy weight, who proved a
good man on whom to try his hitting
ability Kelly did not spare his oppo-
nent and kept the latter busy trying
to block and duck blows which came
from every direction. Kelly followed
UP his man relentlessly, giving him no
rest.
He next took on Dick Hart, lighter
boy, who made the pace a fast one.
Kelly did not put much force into his
blows this time, but he secured lot
of good practice. Kelly used his left
great deal and, whether il was hook
or a straight punch, it seemed to have
great power behind it. In mere box
ing skill he is undoubtedly cleverer
than Ketchel, but he does not seem to
possess the remarkable ruggedness Of
the Montana man. This will be the
quality which will be a big factor in
the decision of the fight, as both men
will undoubtedly be hit.
1t is expected that Ketchel will open
favorite in the betting on the fight at
odds of about to 10. There will be
such a strong desire to back him be-
cause of the showing he has made here
In the past that he will probably enter
the ring 1 to public choice.
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BRITT FAILS TO COME
WITH NEWS FROM ELY

Willus Britt was due here last night on the
limited. but be did not put In an appearance and
IL is believed that he left the train at Sacra-
mento to visit some friends. 1t is evident that
Nelson is looking toward this city to provide
him with match 10. take the place OF the Ely
affair. The promoters are eager to put him on
he is a great drawing card. The only ques-
tion is TO opponent for him. It lies be-
tween either Cans or Mcfarland. with the for
mer the most likely candidate. There has been
so much discussion over their last match thar
many people would like to see them tight again
especially it Is believed that Cans had an
OF day.
Britt wired Coffroth regarding q match The
first part being a joke and the second serious
business. The dispatch read:
''MONTELLA, New, July 22.-If you can xet
the United Railroads to give you a 2iS cent
fare TO Colma win you give s50,0oO purse
Arrive Thursday night limited viii take
September to Q. provided inducements are
satisfactory. Answer along line or Reno,
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Hugo Nelly Gives Visitors
a Touch Of His Boxing Quality
Sports
Jack Welsh Agrees to Referee
the Kefchel-KeHy Fight
By K. A. Snyfh

Jack Welsh popular of the referees who have been
officiating fights here recently has econsdered ms
official arbitrator OF ring AFFAIRS ana
has agreed pass upon the merits OF the boxers when o
against Hugo Kelly the chicago middle
weight officials athletic club which VIII promote
fight eager Welsh owing to his standing
asked Welsh ociate days but ne mas Den reCa
he believed OF the spectators criticised ms work IN
imaginary real; fact that most OF the noise came
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-24
Surprise in Opener
at Brighton

BRIGHTON BEACH. N. Y, July %
The opening event today proved a big
surprise. After Batsman had made all
the running for mile. closely followed
by Torenia and Imitator, the Mccormick
colt stopped and Imitator appeared to
be sure winner. Suddenly out of the
bunch shot Montrose, and in a driving
finish he just nipped Imitator by a nose
on the post. Coat of Arms was third.
The price against the winner was 80
to l.
Half Sovereign was the best in the
handicap, and had no trouble in beating
her field At the start Tom McGrath
and Half Sovereign moved away from
the others and set a fast pace to the
far turn, where the former gave it up
and Half Sovereign drew away and
was never headed, winning easily by a
length and half from Cressina
which was the best of the others. Pan
touf1e closed strong and got third by a
length and a half from Altuda.
Prince of Pilsen was the favorite in
the steeplechase, but he was outrun
early and did not begin to run until
the second time around, when he began
to close strong, but could not overcome
the lead of Jim McGill. The latter had
lot of speed, and, going to the front
on the far turn, held 1t to the end,
winning in a drive by two lengths.
Canvas was third, six lengths away.
Summary:
FIRST RACE-For maiden year olds and up
miles:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey Fin.
30-1-Montrose, 102 (McCaheyl. yl............ 1
5-2-Imitator 102 (Musgrave). )...........
4-1-Coat of Arms. 1o7 (Garner). ............
Time, las As. The Dane, TOrens. Batsman.
Florence II, Grace Cameron, Rauquent, Flora
Ann, finished named.
SECOND RACE year olds, $500 added. i've
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
3-5-Etherial, 100 CMcCaheyl. yl................ 1
20 -Sententious, 90 (Shrevel.
7-f-Ruble, 1o7 a. Lee. Observation-Disclosures. 3
Time. 106. Dandy Dixon, Campeon, Lasata,
Sir John, Wise Mason. Home Crest, flashed as
named.
THIRD RACE-For mares and geldings years
old and upward, $500 added, one and a sixteenth
miles:
odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-3-Kentucky Beau. 113 OfcCarthy) )..... /
7-1-Sailor Girl 106 (Shreve)
5-1mMoonshine, LOG Sumter. ......-...... 3
Time, / Al. Brancas Littleton Maid Wes fin
shed named.
FOURTH RACE-Handicap, 8 year olds and
upward 5000 added. six furlongs:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin
T-5-Half Sovereign, 103 Sweet. /
12-1-Cressina, log (McCahey) hey)............
7I5ImPant9gds, III 1o2 GMusgEave) 3
Marguerite, Sailor, finished named.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase handicap, year
fs. 0lds and upward selling $500 added about two
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-1-Jim McGil, 113 Dupeel. l............. 1
6-5-Prince of Pilsen, 149 Oynch) ........ 2
Time 4:Oi Robador, Pirate, Paprika, finished
as named
SIXTH RACE year olds, selling, $500
added FIVE furlongs:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
6-1-Star Thistle, 115 (2aynorl .,........ 1
5-2-Bonnie Kelso. 10S (MeDanieD ........ 2
21-Billy Bodemer, 110 Il. Lee. 8
Time, 1:01 1-5. Prudent Garland, Corona
Belle, Mobility. Alaskan, Starlt, Better DAYS
finished named.
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Crabs Hand Game TO
Raisin PickeEs
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

SANTA CRUZ, July 23.-The Sand
Crabs were generous today and handed
another game to Fresno after having
it we'll in hand in the early stages. The
Raisin Pickers never got more than one
hit in one inning. but with errors and
walks the Santa Cruz boosted the Wis
itors right along and they won out
handily The score:
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WEST OAKLAND BOUTS

OAKLAND. July 23.-Fred Cooley
took a severe beating from Joe Willis
tonight. but managed 70 stick six
rounds at the West Oakland club VIII
lis got the decision, as Cooley was
almost out several times
Charley Reilly and Willie ONeal put
up the best fight of the night, fighting
six furious rounds to a draw. Willie
Johnson scored the only knockout OF
the night, catching Nick Harty a left
swing in the stomach that did the
trick when the pair had only ten Sec
Onds to go in the last round.
frankie Murphy OutfOught Aba
Label. but only got a draw. Tom Nc
FaEland and Kid Deany fought a draw
and Otto Williams won over Kid
Fletcher in four rounds on points in a
comedy bout
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Windsor Races
WINDSOR. July 29-roday's results:

WINDSOR July 23-Today's results:
First race, seven furlongs-Keep Moving won,
Helen second, Lady Lissak third. Time, 1:29
Second race six furlongs-May M. Gun won,
Time, 1:42 1-5
Third race. five and a half furIongs- -Greendals
won. Aphrodite second, Punky third. Time,
1907 1-5
Fourth race, FIVE furlongs-Arrowshaft won,
Aralia second, Loyal Maid third. Time, 1:03 3-5.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Senator
Barrett won, Edgey second, Ayr Water third.
Time 1:07 1-5
Sixth race, one and sixteenth miles-Zipango
won The Thorn second, Lady Esther third.
Time, 1:47 As.
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Two base hits-Mott. Kennedy. Sacrifice hits
Hartman (2), Shinn, Devereaux, Kelly (2),
Blankenship. Bases on balls-Mobley 3,
Schimpn 2, Miller 1. Struck out-By Mobley
2. by Miller 1, by Schimpd 2. Left on bases
Santa Cruz f. Fresno 8. Passed ball-Collins
First base on errors-Santa Cruz 2. Fresno g.
Hit by pitcher-Mott, Garry, Blankenship. In
nings pitched-By Mobley 3. by Schimpf 4.
pire-Moore.
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oAkLAND ?. PoRTL.ANn !

PORTLAND, Ore. July 2s.-Portland
piayed dummy BAH in spots. and OAK
1ana Won the third game in succession.
have scored one or two runs WIFI . ia
pnl Hardy was mystery in everT
pitch. Heitmuller was the star r,it6
= great one handed catch from Rva1
the Hfst man up. The score:
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sELIG GOES TO MEET CANS

Ben Selig, Cans representative here. will
leave for Lake county this morning to meet the
colored boxer. Selig wants to weigh him 10
If his outing Is benehting him. SeEig will
return Sunday night He is making everv on
deavor 10 bring about another meeting betvee,
Cans and Nelson and seems in fair way of
succeeding.