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The San Francisco call., 1908-07-23
JACK WELSH Is URGED
TO REFEREE BIG FIGHT

Charles Lercari representing the Pacific sth-
letic club. which win handle the ketchel Kelly
fight, had long conference with Jack Welsh
yesterday in effort to have him reconsider
his intention Of retiring from the ring and
refereetng no more contests. Welsh was ap-
pointed official referee Of the club last spring
and under the ordinary conditions would have
been named before this 10 act when the mid
die weights meet.
He feels that the spectators yelled at him
without reason during the progress Of the mel
son-Csns fight and he decided then that he
would decline TO act again. II has been pointed
out 10 him that Willis Britt the worst
offender during the progress Of the lightweight
tight and that he did so to urge Nelson along.
believed that it viii be favorable. As the club
must pay the referee. ii has the right 10 name
the man who will act. but its choice is limited
TO Welsh Billy Roche, Eddie Smith and Phil
Wand.
Kelly viii work cut specially at his quarters
at Croll's gardens. Alameda. this afternoon. as
Luke Marisch has invited some friends to ac-
company him across the bay.
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Tony Bonero an Easy
Handicap Winner
Horse That Could Not Be Sold
for Fem Hundred Defeats
Fast Ones at Brighton
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

BRIGHTON BEACH, July 22.-Tony
Bonero horse that was offered for sale
for few hundred dollars last winter
and which no, one wanted at any price.
won the handicap today. He finished
romping under strong pull. From
first to last the Italian named horse was
the master of the situation.
The track was deep and slow next to
the rail. This heavy condition of the
soil was just to Tony Bonero' s
fancy. While Import, Pins and Needles
and Old Honesty were slipping and slid
ing in their strides Tony Bonero raced
along in front with perfect freedom of
action. AT every bound he increased
his lead and won with head high in the
air by three lengths.
King Cobalt proved that he is one OF
the fastest SprinterS in the country by
defeating a fast lot of horses over the
six furlong course in :13. Charles Ed
ward, horse that holds two records,
lowered his colors to the son of Cesa-
r1on. 1t was Charles Edwards first ap-
pearance of the season. and he was not
in perfect condition to stand hard
gruelling race. Summaries:
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs han
dicap, purse $500 added year olds:
Odds Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
9-3-Royal Captive S Us (Mlierl ;....'..-.-'.
7-2-Fashion Plate, 10S (II. SMITH 3
Time. 1907 %. waponIea. Catherine Simp-
son. Gus Helm, Queen of Trent Gliding Belle,
Tubal Verbatim. finished named.
SECOND RACE-One and sixteenth miles.
selling, $500 added, s year olds:,
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
3-1-Obert, 106 (McCarthy) ...-..............1
2-1-Black Oak. 121 (Lesch) ..........--....
S-J-COrncob. 11G (McDanieD ................
Time, 1:4S. Irish Lace, Winning Star, Omni-
potent Bobbn Around finished as named.
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs, purse 5000 added,
3 year oIds and upward:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
liking Cobalt, III (Jolie) .............-... l
41-The Squire, 100 (Miller) ................2
51-Charles Edward 123 (McDanieD 3
Time, 1:13 Cohort and George S. David fin
ished named
FOURTH RACE-One mile and furlong, han
dcap, purse 5000 added. year olds and upward:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. Fin.
4-5-Tony Bonero. 112 (AIcCarthy) ............1
5-1-Import. 81 (Gilbert) ...........-.........2
3-1-Pins and Needles. 1l0 (A1cCahey) .......3
Time, 1853 Old Honesty finished fourth.
FIFTH RACE-Steeplechase about two miles,
selling, purse $500 added, year olds and up
ward:
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
S-5-St. Nick, 135 CMckenney) ...........-.1
5-2-Banner, 135 q. LYNCH .............--.
10-1-Bannell, 1871 (E. Heider) .............. 3
Fine. 4:01. 0ro Warrior Locked Out, Grand
pa, Cuban, finished as named.
SIXTH RACE-Five furlongs. selling, purse
$500 added. 2 year olds:
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
1-4-ShOrt Cut, 100 q. Lee ..-.............1 l
4-i-Billy Bodemer, 1O7 (IcDanieD .
201-Von Laer. 107 (BrusseD ............-.. g
Time. 1:01 As. Mystify and Gavin finished as
named.
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forfeited TO the fighters, who viii di-
vide IL equally.
Owing to the fight being abandoned
Che promoters Of this city have the
greatest four Gghtweights in the
world available for matches. These are
Nelson. Cans. Mcfarland and Welsh
The promoters are alive TO the situa-
1ion. for no sooner had the news re
-arding the match been made public
-nan Jim Conroth offered Ben Selig.
ru behalf of Cans, the Admission day
date at his Mission street arena. WilIus
Britt. Nelson's representative, is en-
route home and could not he reached.
The offer viii be made to him immedi-
a-ciy upon his arrival.
Sclfg said last night that Cans was
ready 40 meet any lightweight in the
world at any terms an opponent might
name. The eN-champion is anxious to
meet Nelson. and ii was announced by
Selig that he would wager $4,000 on
his chances and that Nelson could cut
che money any way he desired. from
winner take all' 10 any possible divi-
sion he could suggest. This offer holds
good for any Of the lightweights.
Mcfarland has a match on at Los
Angeles at present. but it is likely that
he would cancel it if he saw a chance
70 get on with Nelson for the cham
rionship Freddie Welsh is in this city,
hoping that the lightning viii strike
him. He has an offer from Jim JEFF
fries 20 Gght Young Otto. a clever New
York boxer in the south, but viii not
decide until he gives the match makers
here q chance TO land Nelson. Frank
Going Of Los Angeles is here represent
iuE 5efries in the matter. and still has
hope of securing the English boxer
fo- his club.
VILLAS Britt holds the key to the
situation. as he is authorized 10 match
Nelson 10 the best Of his judgment
should he make match il viii prob
ably he with either Cans or Mcfarland.
lie believes the former viii be easier
TO beat than he was on the previous
occasion. and there is some feeling be-
tween Nelson and Mcfarland, so that
-he Battler might like to give the lat
ter a whirl in the ring. The possibility
Of a disagreement over this match lies
FIN the fact that Nelson insists on 45
round bout. while Mcfarland would
prefer 20 go only . rounds.
Nelson sent the following wire re-
garding the calling of of the Nevada
match:
Salt Lake. Utah. July. %
The Call. san Francisco: Tex" Richard.
WfIus Britt. my manager. and myself have been
in Salt Lake city for the last few days trying
70 induce the railroad 10 make low rate from
here To Ely. Nev.. for the Nelson-Gans night on
Labor day. but 60 no avan. 80 hlckaro had &c e
declare OF the Lalo- day attraction. Tex dc
everything in his power and Is not 70 be blameC
for the fight not coming on. He. OF course Tor
feits his 81 coo. posted in the hands Of Stake
Holder T. T. Clark Of The Hague. San Fran
cisco WfIlus Britt left for San Francisco thii
sr+e-ro,- 2ictard will leave here for Ely tomor
row and I VIII leave in the morning for Ogcer
for 2 day and later 90 10 Denver, wher'
/ viii take a little trip into the hills ana trJ
Chicago by the 3Ist Of this month. as the Danist
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SEVER PRIVATE CARS
FOR THE HANLoN FIGHT

The sporting who viii not have private
car 10 Golma on Saturday night for himself and
his friends who 90 to the Hanlon Murphy fight
VIII be out IF The fashion. Colonel Martin
Brady. who has always been p great admirer
OF Hanlon's has secured one Jim Griffin will
also have one for his friends from 1.-THE
beach, while Billy lyons will chaperone an
other party The fight is expected TO attract
a hig attendance 10 the pavilion at Coma,
especially as the prices are small.
Hanlon Will have difficulty in making
the weight. he weighed but 1341a pounds yes
terday after his day work. This consisted of
a short spin the road and then ener-
getic work in the gymnasium in the afternoon.
Henlou has cut out all boxing, chiefly TO allow
a wound on his nose TO heal before he enters
the ring.
Murphy continues to rule a to 10 public
choice in the betting. chiefly because he has
HanIon has been n In - retirement Murphy did
no boxing at Colma yesterday. for the reason
that he did not want TO take any chances with
his hands
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RACING WEN PAROLED

NEW YORK, July 22.-The three per-
sons indicted by the Kings county
grand jury in connection with the race
track betting cases. William Engman,
principal owner of the Brighton Beach
racetrack; Christopher j. Fitzgerald.
president of the Brighton Beach racing
association, and j. G. Cavanaugh, for
merIy superintendent of the betting
ring, today appeared in court. pleaded
not guilty and were parOled in the
custody of their counsel. The sub
stance of the indictment was that the
men were supplying advance informa-
tiOn on the races to be used for betting
purposes. No date was fixed for their
future examination.
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. four furlongs. seIling-HOmelight.
Alice Woods, Charlie Egan, Hop Queen, Jeze-
BEL Bill BagweI Flying Wing, Contingent,
Sharper Bawn, KelOwna.
Second race, four furlOngs, purse maidens-
Penciana, Ny Nurse, Ray Welsh, +. G.. Schlei-
der. Aunt Kit, Jim Hanna, Gretchen G, Knight
Deck, Theo Phillips, Morea, Begone, Egotist.
Third race. one mile, selling-GOldenlight,
Phil Igoe Daring. Gentle Harry, Surety. Lu-
cian Chancellor WalwOrth, Byplay, Belden,
HerodOtus Nabonassar, Royal Ben.
Fourth race. four furlOngs, Helena handicap
Columbia Maid, Lord Nelson. Booger Red. Ma
tive Son. Sevenful, Lyte Knight Mary F. La
Gloria BlaGg. Jack Nunnally. Couple Mary +
and La Gloria, Pasadena entry.l
Fifth race. one mile. selling-ROse DAILY.
Willie T. Brawny Lad. Furze Eudora Queen
Caroline, John J. Rogers, Robert Mitchell.
Redmont. Cardinal SartO, Dick Redd, Prince
Frederick.
Sixth race. mile and an eighth-Strat Mar
tin. Kogo. Bardonia, Jennie's Beau. BOundelfR
Harbor. Silverskin, Martinmas, Mike Jordan.
Iegatee.
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Windsor Races

WINDSOR, July 22.-Today's results:
First race, six furlOngs-HOllOw won. Kate
Carney second. May Celia third. lime 1:15 80
Second race, steeplechase. about two miles
Lizzie Flat won, WoOdsde second Lights Out
third. Time, 4:29.
Third race. five furlongs-Dan DenOyles won,
Many Colors second, Chipmunk third. Time,
1902 4-5.
Fourth race, seven furlongs-Polly Prim won,
Tom Dolan second. Cave Adsum third. Time,
:2S 20.
Fifth race, five and half furlongs-Nigger
Baby won. Balbek second, TheO. Cook third.
Time, 1903
Sixth race. one and sixteenth miles-Gilve-
dear won, True Boy second, MortibOy third.
Time. 1:50 1-j.
Seventh race. six furlongs-Royal Onyx won,
Clements second. Bertha L third. Time. 1:15.
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OLYMPIC GLUE MEETING

The annual meeting of the Olympic
club will be held in the Post street
clubhouse on the night of Tuesday, Au-
gust s. The special purpose of the
meeting is for the election of a COM
mittee of five members, which will in
turn nominate candidates for officers
and directors for the ensuing term. The
club has improved its financial condi-
tion materially during the last year.
and hope is held out for new club
building to be started within a reason
able time
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x.crsr RACE NAY BE REsALED

ALAMEDA, July 22.-Dissension is
stiu rife in the Aeolian yacht club as
a result Of the outcome of the class
flag regatta Sunday, in which Presi-
dent Louis T Wards entry, the lola
AFTER coming in first, was disqualified
for not rounding a stakeboat. A pro-
test to the effect that the race was not
SIGNED hv club members, and it is prob
able that the race may be sailed over
again. The resignation of President
Ward viii be considered by the board
at a meeting to be held Friday night
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ALPINE CLUB HAS OUTING

Thirteen members of the Alpine club
have returned from a four days outing
at Camp Meeker on the Russian river.
All of the fair mountain climbers are
enthusiastic over their trip, which they
voted a huge success. Those COM
posing the party were: Mrs. Rains
bury. president; Mrs. Josephine Robin
son, treasurer; Mrs. Coon, Mrs. Fenner,
Mrs. Handley, Mrs. Hancock. Mrs.
Houghton, Mrs. Hromada, Mrs. Hussey,
Mrs. Leeds, Mrs. Parolini Mrs. Carrie
Robinson and Mrs. Woodward.
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GLEASON Is AWAITING
OUTCOME OF THE FIGHT

Jack Gleason has made no move as yet 70 sign
1,p boxers for his card next month He is
awaiting the outcome Of the Ketchel Kelly fight
and win then make an effort to sign the winner
with Joe Thomas The latter has not been con-
vinced yet that Ketchel is his master and he
wants still another chance. Gleason may take
on some of the lightweight talent which is so
plentiful just now in this nelghborhood If Han
Ion makes good Saturday be Will be a factor
in the big game again. he still has his large
following.
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NeIson-Gans Championship Fight
in Ely, Nevada, Declared Off
By z. A. Smyfh

The proposed championship match between Battling Nelson
and Joe Ely New Labor day has been abandoned
Promoter Tex card He has been unable satisfactory
excursion from the railways OF Ogden and Salt Lake
Warrant him staging big With $4,000 purse
heavy promotion he had spectators
ned eoquence OF Rckad Nelson and Wus Britt
the railway officials the desabiy
the low desired The fight
ground three days and finally had acknowledge themselves
When the match made this city Rckard deposited $1,000
with John Clark the stake holder the balance posted
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- - - DRIVES OUT
-. -. -. BLOOD HUMORS

The
matters the
through little tubes To perform fbres
hed by blood When from circulation becomes infected
disease and iae the delicate tissues and produces Eczema Acne @
itching trouble
kind by going down the neutrag
ing the and hunors the quality the blood
acd fiery fluid cooling health producing which, instead OF
irritating and nfamng soothing,
heathfu qualities Salves washes lotions be used for
comfort cleanliness they afford but skin diseases cannot be cured
until S. med
ica advice sent Free THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., ATLANTA
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MAKE LONG BIKE ToITR

a contractor and builder of this city.
residing at 2241 Blake street, returned
today from a bicycle tour of the state
with his son. More than 500 miles of
their trip, which included Los Angeles.
Riverside and the different cities of the
south.
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Mont, July 22.-Twenty-second
day; weather clear; track fast.
FIRST RACE-Four furlongs, selling year
olds.
Odds Horse and Jockey W.T.. st. Str. Fin.
3-1-The Slcker (Huestis) ..102 s Il
6-1-Jolter III. Stuart 1O5
Sl-Beaumont POST .102 l 1873 Y
Time, :4S1A. Yolo Ocilla, Lackville, Trocha,
Sir Barry and Banthel finished as named. Win
ner. b. e. by The Sharper-Isabella H. Start bad.
Won in drive of three. The Slicker got up
and won by comfortable margin; Joiter also
closed well, but acted badly at the post. Sir
Barry ran out after the start Banthcl
practically left at post.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs. selling. 8
year olds and up.
odds Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin.
SG-I-Cerro Santa (Krschbml.1 Ill 4 p
6-5-Decklaw Ciandersl =. .101 Ia
Time, 1:30 Entrada. KoiscrhoT Bright Al
bert. Diamond Nose, zick Abram. HI Caul Cap,
Winner. b. & (a) by Santiago-La Colorado.
Start struggling. Won easily. Second and third
never in danger. Decklaw. STRAIT Martin and
Entrada all met with interference in early
stages Entrada tired from an effort to get up
Not true run race.
THIRD RACE-Seven furlongs, selling, 8 year
olds and up.
| Odds Horse and Jockey. VT. St. Str. Fin.
4-I-Q. Caroline (NIoriarity). 100 2 4 ?
Time, 1907: Reene W. Heiisme, Lady Alic-
cia COrell Brawny Lad, Andrew Mack. Bur
noIette, finished as named Winner, blk. m.
(5) by Atheing- b isben. Start good. Won easily.
Second handiy. Third cleyerly. kumiss finally
got away from the post and held the field
safe all the way. Reene W made good run
through the stretch.
FOURTH RACE-six furlongs, selling, year
odds Horse and Jockey. VT st. Str. Fin.
1-2-Harvel fSingletom .....105 lie S
5-1-Aunt Iiala Nandusen).. 9S l q
51-Salvage CHeatherton).. 100 3
Time, 1:15: Little ButtercuP, Southern Knight
Huachuca, Kuropatkin, Akbar, Billy Taylor
Harka, Knight of the Grip. finished az named
Winner, b. c. (3) by Sanders Palomacita Start
good. Won ridden out. Second driving. Third
ran her race. SO did Salvage.
FIFTH RACE-One mile, selling. 8 year olds
ODDS Horse and Jockey VT. st. Str. Fin
| 3-2-Tarp e. SULLIVAN JOG l ~
2ol-Golden Wine (E. Clark)..ll1 8 11a3 IL
| Time 1:43A. Cardinal Sarto. The Don, Etapa.
| Lucy Marie, Senator Beckham, Kenova TN
ished as named Winner CHI. m. t5l by The
| Elector- EscalGo. Start good. Won cleverly. Set
! lot. Was rated in front all the way and was
never seriously menaced. Cardinal Sarto was
| a good seven furlongs and then tired
SIXTH RACE-One and an eighth miles, sell
| ing. year olds.
| odds Horse and Jockey. VT. st. Str. Fin
! 7-1-Elle (I. STUART -..ll5 4 q
l2-1-Benvolio (McKinnonl. ...119 8 ~ 8 IL
| Time 1:5S. Golden Light, Markie Mayer,
| Prince of Orange, Kiamesha IL, finished as
| named. Winner, ch. 6. lal by st. Carlo-Dude.
Start good. Won tardily. Second and third
long. having easily caught Chippewa in the
! Gnal sixteenth. Chippewa had up a lot of
! weight and tired at the end. Kiamesha II
good furlongs and then stopped to a walk.
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HERBERT JOHNS RETURNS

manager of the 1910 Blue and Gold and
prominent as a football player and
trackman, returned to this city today
where he has been spending his vaca-
tion Johns is counted on to win many
points for the blue and gold in the
hurdles and 1umps.
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SUMMARY

Struck out-By Garrett 3. by. Nelson 3. Bases
on balls-Of Garrett 2, off Nelson l. Two base
hit-Eagan Three base hits-Raftery, Miller
and Hogan. Double play-Raftery to Whalen.
by pitched ball--Cooney Altman. First base on
error-Portland l. Left on bases-Oakland 4,
Portland I. Time of game-1 hour and 80 min
utes Umpire-Perine.
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Windsor Selections

By NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-keep Moving, Kate
Carney, Guarda.
Second race-IRdian Hunter
Maxim Gun, POcotaligO.
Third Face-CErace kimball,
Greendale, Royal Artillery.
Fourth race-Lady Irma. Alice,
Hawks Flight.
Fifth race-Jane Swift, Night
Mist, Edgeiey.
Sixth race-Lady Esther, The
Thorn, BeImere.
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MCCOY AND MAHER TO MEET

SPELIAL DISFAILH TO IHL LAIL
NEW YORK. July 22.-"Kid" Mccoy
Norman Selby) and Peter Maher will
meet again in the ring. They are
scheduled for a bout Friday night. a
charity affair. There is an old grudge
they viii go at ii hammer and .tongs
when they meet The Pride of Ire
land" has never forgiven Mccoy for the
beating the latter gave him when he
knocked out the Irishman at Coney
island
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san FRANCISCO
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
SUMMARY
-Melchoir, Be-

Two base hits-Melchoir Berry, Dillon, sutor,
FIRST base on called balls-On Sutor i, or Koest-
ner . Struck out-By Sutor 0, by Koestner A.
Double plays-Delmas to Bernard; Hildebrand to
Zeider TO Williams to Berry. Wild pitch-S,ltor
Time of game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
OConnell.
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FIGHT TWENTY ROUND DRAW

SAN DIEGO, July 22.-Billy Snailham
OF San Francisco and Kid Texas Of
Pueblo fought 20 fast rounds here to-
night. At the end of the bout both men
were very tired, but neither had the ad-
vantage and the referee declared the
contest a draw.
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WILL GO AFTER TENNIS CLIP

LONDON. July 22.-M. ]. Richie. J. c.
Hart the Irish champion, and K. Powell
Of Cambridge university have been Sc
Iected to represent the United Kingdom
in an effort to bring back the Dwight
+. Davis lawn tennis challenge cup
from Australia The men win start
from London in October
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KETCHEL MUST MAKE GOOD

Poor old George Dixon was another
of the famed ones who had a belt
slipped to him. and. like the rest of
them, he got his as soon as he strapped
it around his waist and sailed forth.
Joe Aitlzin, the old time champion
wrestler, also got the belt habit Once
more the jinks was right on the job,
and Aitkin had the stranglehold put on
him for a fare ye well.
And so it was that all the belts
passed out of history save the Harry
Maynard relic which Ketchel has in
his possession. This is the very one
that has already put a score of them
out of the going and never been lost in
the meantime. 1t braved earthquake
and fire, pawnshop, second hand store
and grog shop, bat it still lives to tell
the tale.
How long is Ketchel going to hold
his fighting trunks up with this an
tiquated heirloom of forgotten days Of
the ring and still be successful? This
is the question that shall be decided
sooner or later If he gets away with
the play he will be doing more than
the mighty Sullivan, the peerless
Mitchell and the once invincible Nc
Auliffe did in their prime. Supersti-
tion has ever haunted the ring. Is
Ketchel an exception to the time hon
ored rule?
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Seattle Selections
BY !, r.. JEFFER,

First race-Maud MEG, Rose
Cherry, Laura r.
Second race-SteeI, AXIS Ar Ben,
Frieze.
Third race-Govanni BaIerio,
Kerry, Fal.
Fourth race-Captain Burnett,
StandOver, Rama.
Fifth race-COmpInint, Ravaria,
Auburndale.
Sixth race-Sugarmaid, Eye
bright, Critic.
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sharpshooters, of which l am an honorary lif,
member. are going 10 tender me swell ban
Quet II nothing turns up by then I will takt
a long contemplated hunting trip with my pal
Billy Benner, AT his ranch at Perry. New Mexico
for couple Of weeks BATTLING NELSON.
Lightweight Champion Of the World. Hege
wisch. H.. and Livermore. Cal.
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RREAKs A TWn Mile RECnRn

Percy Lawrence broke the worlds two
mile lap amateur record at the Salt
Palace bicycle track tonight. He rode
1t in 1858 4-5. Farley Giles made the
previous record, 3:54 1-5.
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THRowN FROM GLIDDEN CAR

BETHLEHEM. n. H., July 22.-The
leading automobiles in the Glidden tour
arrived here about o'clock p. m. To-
dav after a hard run from Rangeley.
J. n Gorham and Chairman Hover and
Charles n Glidden both were thrown
out Of the car. They were not injured.
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Time 1:f2 ~ Start good. Won easily. Sec
ond driving Third stopping. Smiley Corbett
As Catherine f $50, finished as named. Corbett
weakened badly after leading well into the
stretch Luretta was right there all the way.
MAY closed well from slow beginning. Gypsy
was forward contender for hve furlongs, then
st0pped as If short Luretta, go place. out
show; May, SO place. IL show; Gypsy, T-lO
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OAKLAND. a; PORTEAND1

PORTLAND, July 22.--Oakland out
classed Portland at the bat today and
won handily. a to /. Miller and Hogan
each hit a three bagger good for two
runs. Score: