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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
ATHLETES HOLD RALLY
Lick School Leaders Speak of
Prospects for Games

The California school OF mechanical
arts held rally yesterday afternoon
in its assembly hall The rally was
opened by the school president, Ralph
Hupp- Mr. Merrill. principal OF the
school. was the first speaker. and he
was followed by John Little. the ysll
master; Sidney Holman, captain OF the
football team; Harold Baxter. track
captain: j. Earl EaSton. tennis captain:
Willard Beatty. debating president:
Robert Gardner, basket ball captain.
Burt Gill. swimming manager, and A
Felt. business manager OF the Tiger
Gregory Padilla. the popular halt miller
OF Lick. spoke about the state OF ath-
letics IN general and the prospects or
the freshmen athletes
The football prospects OF Lick ara
promising and both first and second
elevens are out in their toys ar every
opportunity for practice
Orval Baumbaugh. one OF the BEST
known high school athletes OF the Pa
cifc coast was elected track captain
Of Wilmerding. and James Flood. the
distance runner OF that school was
made manager at the meeting Tuesday
afternoon
Baumbaugh broke the high school
running broad jump record yesterday
afternoon while at practice He sue
eeeded in clearing p feet inches.
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Irish American Team
Defeats Scotland
Win Match at Edinburgh by
Taking Seven of Eleven
Events on Program

EDINBURGH Aug. 1s.-In the match
today between a team of Irish-Ameri-
can athletes versus Scotland, the for
mer won seven of the eleven events
on the program.
Melvin ". Sheppard captured the
half mile; Lawson Robertson won the
100 yard run and R. Cloughren the
go yard dash; Harry Porter, the high
jump; c. J. Bacon. the 120 yard hur-
dies; Daniel = Kelly. the running
broad jump. and Lee ]. Talbot, the
hammer throw.
Jameson OF Scotland won the mile
run. beating J. P. Sullivan and Harvey
". Cohen OF the Irish-American team
Young of Scotland captured the quar-
ter mile dash from j. B. Taylor by four
yards; Nicolson of Scotland beat Tai
bot in the weight putting event and
Duncan Of the local team won the four
mile run. in which George V. Bonhag
finished fourth
No new records were made.
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Jack Atkin Is Hailed
as Handicap King
Schreiber's Stout Hearted Cob
Wins M0unf Vernon Stake
Although Badly Ridden
SPECIAL DIsPATcH 10 THE cALL

EMPIRE CITY. y Y. Aug 19-Jack
Akin. he OF the stout heart. sturdy
legs and winged feet. added s2.3s0 TO
Barney Schreibner's turf credit by win
ming the Mount Vernon handicap to-
day He carried Is2 ponds and won in
q driving finish BY a neck Tileing
was second, and Zienap third
Netter rode Jack Atkin poorly. II
the son OF Sain had been other than
the stout-hearted horse he is, he would
nave been beaten. After an early ad-
vantage OF two lengths on the first
turn, which he earned BY a quick dash
Notter took a choking pull on his
mount and held him back while Wool
sandals moved up and made a bid 10
act as paeemaker- The speed during
the 1rst half mile was only ordinary.
AT this period Tileing. a horse that 10
easy 70 place, and submits 10 restraint
better than Jack Akin. challenged
influence OF the whip Jack kept his
slight lead over Tiieing and won. He
has always been a favorite, but his vic
tory was so clean cut in the face OF
poor jockeyship. that the crowd gave
vent 10 Its feelings Of admiration and
hailed him as the handicap king" HIS
won more races Of this description this
season than any other horse in train
ing The summary
FIRST RAcE-Six furionEs. selling ? veas
Odds Horse Weight and Jockey. Fin
I2-Wise Mason lo5 tShillinE) ---.-..------
3-EGrania- 90 f4IeCarfbyl l-----.---..-.-
1O-l-Arondack 102 tYorkel ....-.
Time. 1.12 2-5 Ragman. St Withhold Plume.
Hawkwing- Esehau. Settonia. z Kid. Terror.
Rsxis Rnble. finished as named
SECOND RACE-One and a quarter niles.
selling year oids and upward. purse S5oc
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
16-Bad News III tNotrerl -----.. I
1o-1-Johl z. Mcmillan. 105 u. Batlerl ....-
6-l-LallT. l08 fYOrkel ...-.-..--.....--.. 3
Tine 2-te kiHoehan. Grace Cameron. IN
ished named
THIRD RACE-Six fu-lones. handicap. year
olds. purse $500 added.
Odds Horse. Weight and jockey Fin.
3-5-Fashicn Plate. rs III. smith -.-.....--
.-l-PsEsonal g q Butler ,------.------
Tine, ia Cheek Ed Wrsy. May River
finished named
FOURTH RACE-The Mount Vernon handicap.
one mile. year oids and inward. S2.0O added,
92t-Jaek Atk3D 1S2 tNotterl ----...-......- Z
6-l-Iiieias- 104 a. Butlerl ?
s7lmzle9ees = eLeeshey4 - - ?
Old Honesty. finished as named.
FIFTH RACE-One and a sixteenth miles,
/ selling year olds. 500 added.
Odds Horse. Weight aud Jockey Fin-
5-1-Robert Cooper. 10 o. Lee}--......--.-. I
a-5-4Ionocle. 10 t3IcDanielt ....--..- ,
S-l-Cymbal 100 (Bergenl ..--.-.------ 3
Time. 1.47 40 Alauda Harcourt 6laucgs
Bigot- Long Ball finished as named
SIXTH RACE-Six furIongs. selling. 3 year
0lds and upward. $500 added.
Odds Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin
I3-5-DOn Enrique. 1o6 tUDtonl ....-.-..--.-
15-l-Biskra. 141 fC1llen l. --.-...- =
2-l-GoldDFOof. III fNotterl ..--.-. .--.- 5
Blaek Oak. Robin Hood. Sarah Rasguin. fnisled
as named
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INGLEsIDE coURsING DRAW

Seventy-two of the best greyhounds
now in training viii be slipped at
Ingleside coursing park Sunday. The
class stake will be made up of Is en-
tries, while Sc dogs viii compete in the
open stake. Following is the result OF
last nights draw:
Class stake-Tralee's Best vs- Theodore Bell
L II vs.. Waubanauhkee; Gallant Boy VS.
Cheyenne: Shaun 0'Farren vs. Race King,
Young Cloverdale VS. Best Turkey; Turkey
Best rs. Roman Money: May Boy rs. Roya
Gold: Ben Ami Rear Admiral
open stake-Crystal rs. Golden Gate: Brigh,
Flower vs.. Sepoy: The R0wdy vs. Leading Lady
ottawa Tennis Girl: Free VIII vs. Oakley
Boy. Raby Aurora Jack kevlin- Sister VS.
Wild Mamie. Flower Girl Cuban Star; Pom
genie rs. Dashiug Wave: STANLEY 4 rs. Laura
n: Vanished Mist vs. Tie Mint; Third Rail vs.
Seouoia, Keepsake vs. Trixie: Lady Fie1dwici
vs. Little Wedgewcod. Ironhouse vs.. Inrincible
Lady Leeds s. Sangeralan. Fanny Flynn vs.
Roman Actress: Eilbe ROYAL vs. Rabbit Jenkins
Wild Mist vs. Burton. Bridal Veil vs.. Reldane
Wild Dinah Maud 0'Connor: Tralee Bell vs.
Toread0r: Barney r Maid Of Ashgrove
Prince Charles Chair Hil. Pleasant Mani.
- Big Chief: Reckless -Acrebat VS.. Presto
Primrose rs May Granard: Orby VS. The Bat
-
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MANY EASTERN LOANS
SECURED BY CHAMBER
Campaign Inaugurated Is Pros
ducfiye of Much Good
to This City

The chamber Of commerce Of san
Francisco learned yesterday that, as a
result OF a systematic and convincing
campaign which il has been carrying
on for nearly a year, eastern life in
surance companies are materially in
creasfng their loans and investments in
this city Ia this campaign the larger
companies have been carefully IN
formed concerning rehabilitation con-
ditions and necessities.
The agitation was made with a view
Of getting fairer recognition Of the
city's loan Claims. and evidence of
tangible results includes several i'm
portant items. Since April IS, 1906, the
Metropolitan life insurance company
has loaned on San Francisco property
81 e4e 000. II has erected for its own
occupancy a S250,oo0 building here. and
its total investments here amount 10
S1513-00G. It has also recently ac-
quired 5000, GOO worth of bonds ma
teriallY Affecting san Erancisco's de-
velopment
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HUNTERS SHOOT A SHEEP

OAKLAND. Aug 1e.-Dr Ernest
Schroeder. an Alameda dentist and
William j. Rogers, The Cowboy Poet"
and engineer al the han OF records.
engaged in an expensive hunt IN Men
mon white sheep for a rare kind OF
deer as the sheep sprang from a cluup
OF bushes led them 10 slaughter the
sheep with high powered rifles Not
until the animal was dead did they
come up with the quarry and discover
its true nature.
A game warden happened along at
that moment and. taking Rogers and
Schroeder red handed. had each one fined
S25 for trespassing and committing a
nuisance
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BUTTE ENTRIES

First race. three furiongs. seilinz-Iafy Ade-
laide Balreed. Lady Powell. Katie Gleason Rei,e
Brady Eonite. Swagge1lator. Reno Rebel Kisu,et
Jr. Irish Mike.
Second race, six furlongs. selling-Iord Ross
ingron Harka Aionsie Noble Anoua. BurT1oletfe
Mrs Matthews Knropatkin, Paddy Lynch. Nite
jordan Boundcliff, Kamsaek. Sibari.
Third race, one mile. selling-Ed Tracey Peer
less Lass Petalume. Golden Wine Hers in
Graphite. ]. V Kirby- Berrysssa. Spondulix. Sa.
yer Heels Ellie, Orchan-
Fourth race five furlongs sellinr-Dfsagrea.
menf Glenart. Edroua, Trocha. Della (,oITpfal
Marv. E G. Schleider, Ollie Ward. The SIirlTer
Co0ncy Ned-
Fifth race Keniiworth stake value 81 200 and
silver eup one miie-Eievatlen. Mabel HoIlander
St Avon Neya Lee. Cabin, Dixie Lad Jaek N1,n
nally. Couple Neva Lee and Jack NuunaIfr 4.
Dayton entry
Sixth race. six furlongs. seilinE-Anoura Ma ID
of Orleans Sake Mabel Holiander Nancy NJ
Junetifne Wooden Airs Mabel Bates tss.rrieu
Iu-n. Kingfhorps3 Joe Ncotan.
Seventh race seren furlongs selling
Iroe. Royal River. Reuben. King Brush. BAIL
Fl cazador. San Rerao. BIZ Play. Belden-
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Fort Erie Races

FORT ERIE, Aug. lsL-Today's results:
First race. i've furlongs-Ar rio1efre won
Gladys Louise second Anne McGee third Tine
:01 3-5
Second race. steeplechsse. short eourse-vood-
side won, Economy second, Awawegang third
Time. 4.I0 %
Third race, SIX furIongs-IuiEat0r won. Coat
cutter second, Elizabeth Harwood third Time,
1-15.
Fourth race, six furiongEDeunis Stafford won
SlpersuCon second Senator Barrett third.
Time l.I3 3-5
Fifth race one mile and 20 yards-Lafayetts
wen. Golf Ball second, DIR. Lee HuIaman third
Time. 1:46
Sixth race. one mile-Mirth won Lady Baldm
second Miss Catesby third. Tine 1:4i Is
Seventh race, and sixteenth miles-Terat
won. Goes Fast second, Cave Adsum third
Time. 1.47.
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Inc most thrilling race OF an after
noon o. phenomenal performances was
l-S slA neat contest in the z-oS pace,
nna-ly won by John r. Conway. the
ee-lesl Stal--on that ever wore harness
--e veteran campaiEner submitted 10
8 terrific iashing In every heat and af-
teE poklng his nose under the wire as
A-e winner OF the sixth heat and the
race be went back 20 his stall fresher
thsn any horse in the race
Nlen the judges declared NaEiadi
tne winner Of the fourth heat ia this
race there was roar Of protest from
t-lat the Dig Diabl0 stallion had won
This decision left two heats TO the
srec1t OF both John r Conway and
Magladi. but the fifth heat did not end
tne race for Delilah came through on
the outside. after q whiriWind finish.
Sno beat out the big chestnut stallion
~ La4L length A cry OF pity went
Up from the grandstand for the stout
hearted stallion that had stood such
lerrlrc punishment. but he proved
tha1 he did not need the sympathy by
taxing another lashlng and the sixth
enc deciding heat OF the great race.
after the end OF the sixth heat. which
ended as twilight was falling. the big
crowd that stayed 70 the finish rose
10 Us feet and cheered the heroic old
stallion as he was led from the track.
As one veteran horsemsn phrase6 Il.
John r. Conway likes the whip better
trotung association, which compels &
driver 10 drive for every heat. F. Z.
Ward. driver OF MaEladi. was fined $50
fo- laying up IN the E-st and fifth
heats OF this race. and H Rutherford,
driver OF Delilah. was fined $50 for
laying Up in the third heat
Emily II was an easy winner in the
e-Zf class fror for The s.. .o0o California
stake Wards good mare showed her
class by stepping the third heat in
2-u -
Tomorrow. II is confidently predicted,
since the track has proved 50 lightning
fast the worlds record VIII 60 IN the
3 year old division OF the pacing fu-
turirv-
The officials for the meet are:
and A. L Nichols; starter, A c. Ste
vens. timers. J. Y. Thomas. S. Y.
Wright and G. H Taylor
The summary
First race. 2.l4 class trOtnng stake, ssoo, best
Berta Nse. n. n. bT Mckinney lHsl-
NesI 3 :. b atbssio l7vsiioaj II
Ritetie Beron- h-- E b. Baron wilkes
Tine. z.iols. 2s6s. I'll. a.lI 2:i2
Second rsce. 20 class rrotting, Caiitornis
Etske- In 8
LadF Inez- b n By NUtEood wilkes tCui-
slsy + eb. 4 By Monterey lTroaie5 .s 2
M01icrE-. blk- s. by Ao1wood Spencer - :
Wen5a. T. n hy ZoI0ck fPounderl .--.--.-4 3 :
Tine. 2-Ia 2-15. z-II-z.
Thi-i rsce. 2-iiS class pacing. $500. best IN ;,
Joh1 = Conway. eh 3 b Dishlo
afsEisdi. hr. q. ~ Del Norte Wards !
Deiilsh, 3. n By Zolock fRutherfordl 2 !
Mss Idaho. ch- n ey NurEood
D.sbiesS. n n ~ Dia6io lzIsbelil s 5
TIme. 2sO7. 2-ee. 2.o7. 2-os5t. 2-loiz, 2.lsiz
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sHIRks ArTo nII.L

James Stevenson. chauffeur. 1921 Fill
more street. obtained a warrant from
Police Judge Shortail yesterday for the
arrest OF J. AlNa Watt attorney IN the
Merchants Exchange building. on a
charge Of defrauding him out OF his
bill stevenson said that Watt had en-
gagged his automobile for nearly three
days and on the last day. May Il.
Watt made him drive to Sutter and
Fillmore streets. Watt left the ma
chine and entered a saloon. and that
was the last Stevenson saw OF him.
He said he had been searching Tor Watt
since and il was only the other day
he was able 10 locate him. Watt was
arrested and released On ball.
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Captain wIrTER RErURNs.

RERKELEY, Aug 19-CaptaiTr Dean
Witter OF the varsity crew has re-
turned to the university from an ex-
tended tour east for the purpose of
learning eastern methods in coaching z
crews He said that the crews OF the
big universities on the coast compare
well with the eastern university crews
which annually race on the Hudson at
Pouzhkeepsie. He said that the atf-
letic standing of the University Of
California would be materially in
creased IL the blue and gold eight was
catered in the big eastern races Wit
ter has been reelected captain OF the
crew for the second Tina
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NOTHING is HEARD OF
RUNAWAY McMURDO
Money Boy Took With Him
Was His Own and Not
His Fathers

Though his fellow students at the
Polytechnic high school and the police
are still searching for him. no word
was received yesterday of Is year old
Vincent McAfurdo. son Of DR.. John r.
NcMurd0 OF rs Beulah street, who dis
appeared Sunday night from his home
and who is believed to have run away.
The S23 that young McMurdo took
with him was not his fathers money.
as was Al first reported II was money
ne had saved, and except for an extra
pair OF trousers and the clothes he
wore he took nothing else from his
home when he disappeared.
Detectives Nackey and Bell, who
were assigned to the case By Chief
Biegy have been unable 10 discover
any clew 70 aid them in the search.
They were AT first inclined TO believe
that he might have been kidnapped,
though they are now working on the
theory that he simply ran away.
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National League


PITTSBURG. Aug I9-Brooklyn shut ont
PitfsBarg today IN the first game Of the series by
score Of 10 O. Score: r. H. z.
Plttsburg- ..---.--.----.-..--. o
BROOKLYN -...-.---...-.. o
Batferies-Ieiheld. Young and Gibson: VII
helm and Bergen. Umpire-O'Da
CHICAGO Aug. I9--Brown was very effective
agsinst Boston today except In the third. when
with two 0nt. he was hit for two singles and
double. The locals punched eight of their hits
-four OK them doubles in the sixth and eighth
innings Score R. II. Z.
Chicago .--.--..-----....... . IL
Boston --.-.-.-...-...-----..-. ] )
Batteries-Brown and King; Fiaierty and
smith -Radderham and Rigier.
ST. LOUIS. Aug 19.-St. Louis Philadelphia
game postponed: rain
CINCINNATI, Aug. Ie.-New York won in the
tenth Score R. H. z.
Cincinnati -.--.-...........--. .
Ncz York ...-----------.---... 3 10 o
Batterses-spade and Mclean; wiltse and
Bresnahan Umpires-Klem and Johnstone.
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Fort Erie Selections

BIZ NEW YORK TELEGRAPH
First race-Anna l.. DAILY. Point
Lace. Nalecon.
second race-Gerrymande Joe
Gaifcns, AnemoReIla-
Third race-Marbles, Honest,
AIene0n.
Fourth rRee-king's Daughter,
John Carroll. Dennis Stafford.
Fifth raee-ServiIe, Giles, BLACK
Hawk.
Sixth race-Warner Griswell.
B0nebEake, Listerine.
Seventh race-HucIx, Topsy Rob-
inson, Arrowswift.
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FR.MEs Card ron FIGHT FANS.

OAKLAND. Aug. 1g.-Matchmaker
Tommy simpson. of the West Oakland
club. has framed up a card for this
months show at the West End fight
hall that should please the most faS-
fidious OF the fight fans. Owing to the
fact that there are several sporting
events scheduled for the last week Of
this month, the exact date for the show
has not been set. but it viii take place
either August p or IS. The card signed
is as follows Little Johnnie Jones
VS. Jimmy Carroll, Willie Ritchie VS..
Tommy Mccarthy. Willie johnson VS..
Antoine Lagrave and H Williams vs..
Jimmy Irwin.
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WILLIAMS LEADS IN ARcHERY

CHICAGO. Aug. 19.-Contestants in
the thirteenth national archery tourna-
ment today trained their arrows on the
targets at the second days shoot at
Washington park. The program was
the same as yesterdays contest, IN
which Colonel Robert Williams Jr- Of
Washington and ". H Thompson of
Seattle starred. and consisted OF a
single York round an American round.
q Columbia round and a national round.
At the end Of the last half OF the
double American round Colonel Robert
Williams Jr. of Washington. D. c. was
still in the lead. with a total Of 4s5 for
the two days.
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Berta Mac Makes Coast TrOtting
Record by Going Mile in Fast Time
special Dispatch to The Can

CHICO, Aug. l9Berta Mac sensation OF the California
~ r 'his season troed the fastest mile BY
@ on hs coast when she stepped the ot
II 70 on the CHICO track this afternoon
rom al parts OF the state gathered the opening
@ OF the nineteenth annual the trottine
morse breeders association, and when the record
OUT they gave driver Heman and his great Mckinney mare ire
ehaols ovation Many the 10
ik that the IN which Bea Mac made her
heats being 2lOI
ms gallant struggle between Nogi Mac
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Butte Races

BUTTE. Aug l9.-Thirty sixth day; weather
clear: track fast.
FIRST RACE-Five and half furlongs sell
Odds. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str. Fin.
T-2-Lsncashire Lad fNeison4lG7 21k1 -
12-1-H. Ne Down Heath 'tonl1o7 s 8 4 ? 4
Tine. iii Ysnkee. Dollar Chaser. STRAIT
Martin, Decorator, Siege Gun. Mossbaek Helen
by Cesarlsn-Sif Jr. Start good. Won in a
drive of three
SECOND RAcE-Five furlongs, selling maiden
ODDS. Horse and locker. VT St Str Fin
1o-l--1olo tCaIahanl -.-.-.I0a y
Senproelle tNelsonl -llo IL
Time. los Morea. Lady Martinez Yellow
foot. Jim Hanna, Cavaleni. Theo Philips Royal
ner ch. T. BY yellow Tail-Ilrsula Start good.
Won driven. Second and third handily.
THIRD RAcE-F1se furlongs, selling, year
olds and upward:
i6-5-Contingent (sfngIetenl. .fo7 4 2 2i5 IN
l2-1-Susse Gregg lMolesworthll05 1 x Il
4-1-Slendenning fNefsanl -102 ; 21z3
Time, i:Os 1-5 Azasa. Daisy Frost. HeiisIne.
Mrs Mathews, Geo. W. Tuthiil. finished as
named. Wlnner % br' &. wo q eontestos. Fsts
EASILY Third driven
FOURTH RACEISeyen furlongs, selling. 3
year olds and upward.
2-1-Sam Barber fButweIl1 .-lo7 5 21 l3
6-I-Robert Mitchell totisl ioI I s22
I lZ-l-kamS&ck tlslcyd1 .-llJ 3 IL
Time, 1909 Burnolette. shady Lad. Gentle
Harry, Mosketo, Anona. finished as named win
ner, ch- g.. :, by Bannockburn-Laur Agnes.
Start good. Won easily. Second cleverly. Third
driven
FIFTH RAcE-FfEe and half furlongs han
dicap, year olds and upward:
oess B hGsss Esd '1s sss5ss m s s' F9
3o-l--Daring (Nelsonl ....... 30 S 70
3o-1-st- Avon Donvitz) -. io4 81
Queen Caroline. ST Joe. Aunt Hala finished as
named Winner, CHI p. 3. by Rancocas- Heeler.
Start good Won easily. Second cleverly Third
driven
SIXTH RACE-one mile, selling year olds
ODDS Horse and Jockey. VT St str. Fin.
5-I-Tarp fsuliivan) -.-....I09 II i
s-5-Tea Tray II tFisherl---.ll4 } . 4 26
S-1-Lazeli tTulletl -.-----.-l16 31i&
Time. 1.44. Ellie Meadowhorn Chancellor
walworth, Ruth ". Lola White Mandator, I'm
ished as named Winner. ch. b.. 8. BY The
Elector- -Escalda- Start good Won driven Sec
end easily. Third same
SEVENTH RACE-0ne and sixteenth miles
selling year olds and upward
ODDS. Horse and Jockey. VT ST. Str Fin
s-5-Dociie (yan Dusenl loo l g IL
5-2-Lady Alicia iStuartl -..10I "a %
I5-l-Ierida f<elso1l .....--107 3 81 81
Time 1.531z. Jennie's Beau, Ed. Sheridan
Benvol;o. Eudora. Bill Curtis. Cotillion Markie
Mayer. fDished as named. Winner. b. M a bv
ST. Blaze-D -Docilfy- Start good Won easing M
Second and third easy. Docile came to life sud
denly. Her form somersaulf was most Disgrace
Ao--
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Mac in
Seattle Selections
BY J. r. JEFFERY

By j. r.. JEFFERI
First raee-Ansei Face, EI Pavo,
Dredkiu.
Second race-Proiific, Combury,
st. Eimwood.
Third raee-AdeIBert Belle, May
sutton. Monte.
Fourth raee-Fanfasfic, vox
Populi, Harry Scott.
Fifth raee-TriumpbaRf, High
Gum. ConfessOr.
sixth race-Smiiey Corbett, Ida
May, Rayaria.
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PALo AFRO BowLEHs WIN

PALO ALTO. Aug. 19--The Palo Alto
bowling team defeated the Westerns o1
San Francisco on the local alleys last
night by a lead OF 12z pins, the finaI
score being Paio Alto 2.537. Westerns
2.41o. The lineup. Palo Alto-0. j
Forman. I'd sheldon. F. Ostrander c
Costello. II. Mahikoa; san Francisco
s. Jacobs. A King, Y. Ludden. Z. Bar
neY. ]. SheehRn.
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HEAVY SEA sPoILs YACHT RACE

CHICAGO. Aug ia heavy sea.
which caused the Judges to lose the
buoys, cost the Columbia OF the Colum-
bia yacht club the Upton cup in this
afternoons race. The third buoy was
cast adrfft BY the heavy waves. and
before the judges could mark the cor
ner OF the square the Columbia and
Jackson Park which were leading. had
passed two miles out OF their course
The trial was Immediately called no
race by the judges. and the final race
will be sailed tomorrow over the SANE
course
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
urxs a GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP

CHICAGO. Aug. 1s.-Charles Evans OF
Fdgewatcr won The western junior golf
hert & Seckei OF Riverside. 10 Up TO
plaT
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
REDs Buy aRUBEv EIIIs

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1s.-Followins
closely upon the sale of Dolly Gray
the star pitcher of the Los Angeles
Pacific coast league team to the Wash
ington Americans. 1t was announced
tonight that eRube" Ellis, the locals
young left fielder, has been sold 10 the
Cincinnati Reds of the National league
The price received was not made pub
lie.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-20
Washington Americans
and St. Louis Even
Visitors Win First Game 4 to 2,
While Second Goes 10 the
Locals 4 TO

GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 81 Chicago.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Pittxhurg.
Philsdelphia at ST. Louis.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Chicago at Philadelphia
St. Louis at Washington.
Detroit a. New York.
Cleveland az Boston.