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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
SPIRIT OFF TO
vancouver

The yacht Spirit left last night
for Vancouver. where she will de
fend the Alexandra cup next week
The Spirit was lowed by the tug
boat Alice as far "a Port Town.
send. and will sail the rest OF the
distance. The crew. Ted ceary
Otto Hohlfs. Scott Calhoun. ]. G.
Fox, Herbert Morse. James Grif
flths and ". y. Anderson. accom-.
panied the boat.
The long distance motor boat
race from Seattle to Vancouver
will start next Monday afternoon
There Will be about rs entries. 10
Of them from Canadian ports.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
BETTING Is SLACK
ON GANS-NELS0N
FIGHT
tsy United Press,

SAN FRANCISCO. June a.
With the ts.found hattie between
Cans and battling Nelson just 10
days off. fight fans here are dis.
playing a lack Of interest 10 far
A. the betting goes. Cana opened
Al 10 TO ! aud today thsro vas
20 little Nelson manaY 10 siEht that
odds uete Increased 10 10 20 q in
order ca COAX a little mors NelnoH
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nEruoFG's SUCCESS.

"Hefuaes," The stars racing s getting In hs
stride. Yesterday he picked Convent Bell
20 I. and Prssn I. he only picked Convent
Sell esilsd tho three,
first. Ieksrsal second Eota third, and that
" way Hlota IL good 10 70
show. n the Preen picked first
Polly second that the way they finished OF
81 "aefuaes" three
ing days. 80 have finished inside the money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

tbs revision Of the schedule var
The important actions taken by N.
ieaEus directors a. their mss,l,.
IN Seattle late yesterday.
The extending Of the ffanebis.
for five years will give The Gina
owners the knowledge that tbev
vii have time 10 realize On tbe,,
Investments, and a. result soma
Improvements Will be- put IN. Ana
kane will spend g. 900 On the IAN
park.
The season vas 10 close a..
temsr n. but was extended n
October As baseball Il drsw
Ing well this season this viii aaa
70 the receipts Of the club suners
Bob Brown. playing manager N
the Aberdeen team. was fined si6s
for making trouble A. The Absr.
deem Butte game which Nas forfeit.
cd 10 Jhe Miners last Friday
President " A. Lucas. Walt,
McFarlane. OF Aberdeen. ms.
Hall. James McKaue. u natta. n
5efeeder. 81 Tacoma. W. Dekso,
Of Vancouver. and u. 4. Dugdsls
were present
New Schedule.
The following rsorganiked sehsa.
ule viii go Into effect June 20:
June 50July .. Aberdeen Al
Butte, Vancouver AZ Seattle. Ia
coma az Spokane; July T.i2. Aber.
deeen AZ Spokane. Seattle at Van.
eouyer. Tacoma AZ Butte. July IA
~. Aberdeen AZ Butte. Tacoma a.
Spokane. Vancouver AZ Seattle,
July zi-2G. SPOKANE Al Butte. IA.
coma AT Vancouver. Seattle A
Aberdeen; July Zs-Auguat 2. seat
tie al Butte. Vancouver al soa.
kane. Tacoma at Aberdeen: Aar.
list 80. Seattle ~ Spokane. Wan.
couyer AZ Butte. Aberdeen AZ Ia.
coma. August ii.is. Seattle Al
Butte. Vancouver al Spokane. Ia.
coma AZ Aberdeen: August 1871.
Butte al Spokane. Vancouver al
Aberdeen. Seattle a. Tacoma. Aug.
uHf $3.50. Butte az Vancouver. gpe-
kane az Tacoma. Aberdeen al Sc
attic. September ~. Aberdeen al
Vancouver. SPOKANE a. Seattle.
Butte at Tacoma: September STA.
Spokane a. Aberdeen. Butte a. Sc.
attic. Vancouver at Tacoma. Sep
tefnbcr 1870. Butte at Aberdeen.
Spokane az Vancouver. Tacoma al
Seattle, September 2g-z7. Aberdeen
At Seattle. Butte a. Vancouver.
Spokane al Tacoma; September -
October 4. Aberdeeh a. Tacoma.
Butte At Seattle. Spokane At Van
couFer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

AaAAMafI %AEfttteN AVS A4faAahe
s4~s. nreeino Statsa nssss-J n~anstt.
csseza. uaszs a. Asils-off Aitsa. 4
eft csrsuHk fflf ~ pltshed h4ff--
Graham ~ H4fsHa. Ahes ~ Atlen. PAS
- balls Fert ief4 Hhea I've tssa htk+-
MsFtfnN@ Apsa. run kMuarker Tins
81 game hear - nisutss NmafFs~
Mr. NlAek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Everett Mills. At one time a IA
nous ball player. died yesterday At
bis home IN New York Mills made
hia baseball reputation as first
baaemRn with the Eurekaa aud Red
Stockings In the early '70a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Denver I'd Martin. the big col.
ored heavyweight. IL In Tacoma
looking for trouble Wonder II
i'lddy Bishop will steer bis fighter
Mei.agian AZ against the dinEel
Not unless ~ II all in. When he
was right "a could have stopped
this Moiaglan person In about one
round
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

AZ ett,.ssss rntshara a. cinela
natl e.
A. hlassiyn-- rhnadsinhis d nFaeh
A Ne~ York New YORK. ~ ns..
80 -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
MONEY BACK

iohnaie Reid refunded ticket
money yesterday to all the Everett
sports Nho paid 20 see the Cullen
Sealer fight and to-day Reid ulii
pay back all the money taken In
from Seattle
Reid sErenuouziY denies that
any OF the gate receipts we're bet
on the fight and he also asserts
that hal he refereed no would
have given Cullen square deal
Reid says he kns. that McEIutic
had money up on the fight. but
that Il would not have affected bis
decision IN any wny.
U. .. Navy saru Route steamer
Monsleeiie leaves Flyer deck $50
Ard Al a ~, g. n sgA n 80 zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Get yosir fisalias tackle at Piper
d Tafts. the sporting goods
store" zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Pitcher Paddy Weleh vas releas.
cd By Dukdaie last night Welch
had every chance ca make good.
bat he was not winning hia games
and Dugdais vas right Ia releasing
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

NORTHWESTERN IEsouH,

A. o4kiaua fftsea : oakland
Al LIS knEsis. Aaseies 7 Port
iaud
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Ralph Roee. tho giant CAliforn.
fan shot puitsr. Who will participate
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AMERicaN tKsaun


A. ustfait- netfeit & Chicago 4
At T1at Gland I'd tuutH 3 t'let sfaHa
AZ uastoa Hes,ea :. waahiastea .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

The coiorn Of J. J. Walsh. the
Canadian horseman. flashed 10 the
front for the first time al The
Meadows when Tea Sc, won the
last race. and incidentally Walsh
handed a lemon 10 the betting ring.
"a be bet on the filly IN every book
and made 3 handsome cleanup. lie
soi 30 10 for his money. and
probably maas his stable expenses
for ;he season.
No boy succeeded in riding more
than one winner. Harris. Alarie.
Lynch. Walsh. Buxton aud Archl.
bald being the successful Jockeys
The last named nos headM the
riders. as be has won four races.
The biggest winner among the
heokies yesterday Vas the local
chalk artist. Nelson Jones. who. By
holding several Of the winners.
managed 20 Gin ti.79o. The bal.
Ance 81 The books about stood ths
public off. with the exception of
Roy Offut. who 10 making the big.
Eest book in the ring lie lost
g. 600 alone 10 the last race. aud
cult tho day 81. 500 loser.
Tho Dancing Kia il acting az
ground squirrel for the Toxic club.
After pseen had performed bis
remarkable form rehearsal. Red
Walker vas right ON hand ~ith an
explanation. lie stated that when
hs got the horse FROM Barney
achfeiber the lattsrs trainer In.
formed him that Prcen vas a horse
that needed little work. and there
fore Walker did no, do much with
the horse. and when be started
Saturday he vas short and Old no,
display bis true form. Walker de
termined then TO train Presn ae.
eordius 90 hiA own methods, with
the result that the horse tan a
good rnce. Red stated that from
nos 90 the public can expect To
ace Pr.en perform up 90 his notch
syeFys time he starts.
Irish Young. vice president Of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

IN the London Olympic games July
-. left yesterday for New York 10
ioin the Olympic team. lie was
accompanied BY Jimmy Britt, the
pugillal. who Is going 10 make the
trip 10 England
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
sp0RT0eRAMS

seattle'a baseball team Is all but
IN the cellar Let us have patience
A fsw more games aud DuEdaie'a
men will tail the league. They
have steadily been working 90 that
and for the last month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

The fight fans who left on the
Yoaemiie % see Cullen ana scaler
fight. still have that burnt sierra
taste In their mouths A the best
the mill WAS grossly miamanaged
and there are strong evidences that
there was crooked work af0ot, The
flasoo has killed tbs fight game Ia
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

HoFst sssst ANp--rsat aaa celia wa.
ter IN evefg soem. free bath tbsi sec
ond az. ses. rias VIA aud up per say
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Joe Cans r. 10 10 7 favorite over
battling Nelson on the betting for
their night on July T. A good many
people are deyoutly hoping that
Cans will knock the head or the
liattler.
Wanted Some more expert
opinions ON what IN the matter
with our ball team Don't all
speak ~ once.
The Spokane Indians took the
sealpa OF the Aberdeen Lumber
men In neat fashion yesterday. The
l0p sided score wan II 10 !. They
are entitled 10 II all right. but
doesn't IL sound funny when you
hear that Aberdeen bunch called
the ohampiona7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24
EXTEND THE
BASEBALL
SEASON
Are Also Boost
ed Along for Five
Years More.

The extension for five years Of
every franchise in the Northwest.
ern league. the addition OF two
weeks 20 the playing season. and
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STAR FORM CHART

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OVERNIGHT ENTRIES

The following are the entries q
the Meadows for Thursday.
FIRST race. sir fuTiOngs. selling:
thraa. sear.olda and nm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-06-24

Tho Dancing Kia Is acting az
ground squirrel for the Toxic club.
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The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03

afternoon. They will play on even
terms. The winner will receive the
Del Monte cup for men and the loser
VIII capture the trophy for the run
ner up.
In the seminal round of the compe-
tition for the second 16,j s. s. Parsons
OF the Los Angeles country club beat
); 5 Day of the sacramento country
club receiving l stroke, 2 up, and w.
); Sample of the Claremont country
CLUB Won up, to play, from w. HI.
La6oyteaux of the San francisco golf
will play the final round over So holes
strokes.
The first match play round of the
competition for the Del Monte cup for
women was played this morning. the
contestants being the eight women
who handed in the lowest scores in the
qualifying round. Miss Edith Cheese
brough, scratch. OF the San Francisco
golf and country club beat Mrs. r. G.
Hanford of the same club, receiving
two strokes, after an interesting
match, In which the fair competitors
Miss Chesebrough took the seven
teenth, making her dormie l. and also
the eighteenth, winning up:
golf club of Pasadena beat Mrs. Kier-
sted OF the Preside of Monterey, re-
ceiving 6 strokes, 9 up, l to play:
Mrs, w, w. F. George OF Pacific Grove
Claremont country. club receiving I
strokes. 4 up. 2 to play and Mrs. G. w.
Lane of the Sacramento country club
won up, I to play; from Mrs. w. P.
club, who received seven strokes
The semifinal round will be played
tomorrow morning. Miss Chesebroug gh
two strokes. and Mrs. w. F. George re-
receiving two strokes. being matched
against Mrs. G. w. Lane. The two
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
ar THE FIGHTERS CAMPS


Cans was down 10 10 pounds yesterday after
noon but, instead Of laying OF. his friends
figured he would the old boy did eight rounds
Cf boxing FOR the edihcati0n Of the big crowd
q The finish and was apparently greatly bene-
nied hy the work. though a little more weight
ou lis bones would do him no harm.
Eddie Smtth. who viii referee the fight. had
talk with Cans the rules Cans said
that ali rAat he wanted was a chance 10 fight
straight Marquis OF Queensberry and that Smith
put check on Nelson any time he attempted
70 bold on in the clinches or butt with his head
Smith promised TO TO all this. Smith viii
Say Nelson a visit this afternoon
of little Foko playing. After his morning 5
Wafmup he stepped on the scales 10 discover
that he weighed only l34 pounds He realized
at once that 90 take OF any more with hard
n Roman holiday. 70 the delight OF the entire
camp
Nelson would Ike To be bit heavier, but
still he considers IL good sign when mis-
weight enifts about as il does. He probably
MIL wake up this morning weighing about I3T.
and then he can do some lively work without
fear CT being light at bedtime Nelson
has not been dieting and eats and drinks. any
ching be pleases.
AtteH Is still below the required weight but
sides boxing with Cans. Abe took on his brother
Monte and Joe Meyer for three rounds each
He showed t0 much better advantage than be
did week ago. being faster and Of better wind.
Moran is through with the boxing gloves. He
did not don them yesterday afternoon, when be
discovered that be was still light and the
weather was very lot.
Luke Mariscb has decided that the boxing
game holds no further charms for him and has
retired from the Pacific club in favor of his
partner. Charles Lecari. The latter says that
be viii go after big game from now on He is
already in quest Of a match for next month.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03

A baseball game between the Hamilton and
Pacific Heights grammar schools VIII be PLAYED
az the park Saturday afternoon. commencing
ar . 80 O'clock These teams have already met
on the diamond, Pacific Heights winning 70
3 The H8miltans have improved great oeal
siace that game and Saturdays match promises
Tse Lineup u the Pacific Heights team is as
ulond: first base Berger; second base. Butter,
shoftsfop. Schlanm; third base. Kelly; right
field. Du1hsld; left field Kelly; center heiu'
The victors OF Ingleside lived up to their
name hy defeating two baseball teams last
Sunday at The Geneva street barns. Heavy
batting BIZ Kenney and Young was the feature
g he genes Ihs Se9Fes vicpeps Of 9f Inse
side. s. Phoenix. 4. The lineup Of the victorious
team is as Follows; Pitcher Kenny catcher. .1.l
Page: FIRST base, Bil; second base Mci-augllin; N
ghortstop Lucas; fhird base. Archie: right field.
KIRK: left field. Defweiier; center field, Page
lis rear old teams. address L. W. aIontrose
lo22 capitol avenue ineleside.
The Poppies journeyed 10 Lomita. Park and
defeated the team representing that place. 10
10 g. Leishnian had the opposing batsmen AT
his mercy AZ all stages Of the game. striking
out is men and walking only one. INC topples
aenees to Al. stark. 96s Alabama street
- .
me Owls of the Mission defeated the Cas-
.cades Sunday At the iiornplle by a to ?
score. Features of the game were grewe
-nifeIing Brumdeid's batting and 81 one hand
cstcsl ~ Kracke. The Owls would Ike to hear
other fast country teahss. Address Ed Smith,
2623 Bryant ST.
The Oakwoods have added. another game TO
their list by defeating the Young Fruiiyales;
The Oakwoods lined up as follows: Herbert
Godbeer. pitcher and second base. arthur lyons.
catcher and left field: Frank Maderas, pitcher
aud second base: C6oney. first base; Thomas
Durrgan shortstop: Otho Case. third base: g
Allen. center field, George Silvia. right held;
Asury -Lydon, left Geld spq catcher
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
Keene' sMasketteQueen
of Two Year 0ldS
Comedies Weight TO All Rivals
and Wins Great FiIIy
Stake Easily
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL

NEW YORK. Sept. 2-All doubts as
to which is the best 2 year old of the
season We're dispelled this afternoon
when Maskette. carrying 127 pounds.
easily won the great FiIly stake. worth
s13.365 gross. She conceded big humps
Of weight to the best FLIES in train
ing. Wedding Bells. her stable mate.
was second and John Z. Madden's fine
lilly, Lady. Bedford. was third. Mas
kettle won we'll in hand. her head high
In the air. She finished very reso-
lutely and showed clearly that she
possessed great endurance
1T was day made memorable by
horses bred by Keene- Trance. the
little bay filly by Ben Brush that was
sold as a yearling by the finaneier be-
cause she was considered too small,
won the Autumn stake, running the
six furlongs in 1:12 2-5. a fifth of a
second better than Maskette made over
the same course.
The best lot of handicap horses that.
has started in a race since the Subur-
the the Twin City handicap. Ten fast ones
made up the field. Dorante. which had
been in sixth place to the head OF thG
homestretch. found an opening next the
rail, closed with a rush and as Sta
nina swerved and carried Master Rob-
ert out, he gained the lead and won
by length. Master Robert was Sec
ond. five lengths in front of Stamina.
Summary.
after the running OF the frst race ths
authorities refused to allow odds to be sent
from the track
FIRST RACE-The Brookdale Nvmph. six and
a half furlOngs, mares, all ages, handieapf $500
added
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
5-2-Jeanne dare. 1G2 (aIeCarthyl .-----...
T-2-Notasulga, los fN0tterl .--.--..-......
IL 20 -BFookdale Nymph. 10 lE. DlSanl-
Time, 10 3-5- Number One. Ford Heart, Tea
Leaf, Six O'clock finished as named
SECOND RACE-The Autumn. six flrlOngs,
Horse. Weight and Jockey Fin.
Trance. 100 (AcDaneD .......-........s..... 1
Sea Cliff. 100 1E. Duganl ....................
Bobbin, 112 ~. Butierl .....-..-. ........- 3
Time. IL 2-5. Edward Scheswig also ran
THIRD RAcE-Great 'hfIy stake. six furlongs.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
FAST BAsKET BALL TEAM

The Swastflzas basket ball team which has
won an enFIable reputation on its first class play
ing Of the last few seasons, VIII open its basket
bail season with game the Berkeley Young
Men + Christian ASSOCIATIONS team st the Swa-
stikas' gymnasium IN this city September 10 1t
viii meet the SOnuma team the following Satur-
day at the. latters gymnasium. Last season the
Swastikas Won lG OHt Of l. games. and after
ward succeeded in defeating the WieniawskiS IS
which had triumped over them In the only game
they lost. Louis Day, who captains the team,
plays forward.
The lineup Of tfe Swastikas is as follows: Far
rar center: Day. forward; Kemp, forward /;
II icks. guard; Benjamin. guard; Bradford, substf-
fute. Iobin. substitute; Miller. substitute
The SvTastikas are ready 10 meet any basket
ball team. whether private, public, academic.
Ilie teams must average 125 to 140 p0unds. Ad-
dress challenges to Louis Day, San Fran
cisco Young Mems Christian association.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
Amateur Baseball

In well played game the I.ash's Bltters team
OF thls city defeated The Golden poppies of
suisun on the latter's grounds Sunday Thoma-
siDi for the losers lost his record for allowing
but few bits Prior TO Sunday sgame Il read
three hits in the last 30 innings one of the
games having gone three extra frames The
Bitters team, which batted Goldy of the state
league week ago for l3. safeties and, Conway
Of the same league ON the day following for II.
ing four of them won their game. Flanagan,
shortstop. and Murphy, second base for the
Bitters by timely hitting. and good handling of
hard chances. were largely responsible for the
victory Sorocco, pitcher, allowed nine hits
but was inyincible with men on the bases. The
teams will play again on September 20. The
score: r. III. Il.
Lash's Bitters -.......-.......... 2
Bafferies-Lash's Bitters. sorocco and Snow;
suisun, Iomasini and Jewett
POINT RICHMOND. Sept. 2.-The Perrins Of
this place took The measure Of the General
game Sunday. 20 L. Seaton was in fine form
and the. visiting batsmeH could do nothing
the General Hospital aggregation was also in
excellent shape. He famed nine and allowed
but four safe bingles.
The Palo Alto Outlaws won the deciding
game Of stbe series on Sunday from Redwood in
one OF the fastest games seen on the Wood
land park diamonds this season. The score
was tied in the last half Of the ninth, when
finely hits by Yount, .Scotty and Whiting sent
R. H. e.
Palo Alto Outlaws .......:...... 10.
Redwood -
Batteries Yount and Hill; Honde and Ailain.
The Farallons made their record read 4C
games won when they defeated the Min valley
team Sunday. Benham pitched his usual fine
game. allowing but three scattered hits strik-
ing out u men. and coming through with two
two haggers. The score:
FaralIons 49,. 0 o 0 o IL
Mill Valley .-.... % o o o / %
The Farallops would like TO hear from some
fast country teams for September dates Ad-
dress Ed CaInpion, 240l Folsom street.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
Garby and Mumford
Reach the Finals
VIII Meet Today in Deciding
Golf Match for the Del
Monte Cup
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO rHE CALL

DEL MONTE, Sept. 2--The semi
final round was played today in the
competition for the Del Monte cup for
men. the cool, bright morning being
very suitable for golfng. w. +. CARLY
of the Claremont country club. play
ing on even terms with c. f. Tubbs of
the Burlingame country club, each re-
feated the latter l up on the home
green after, an interesting match. T..
P. Mumford of the Annandale golf club
of Pasadena won from e. n. Wright
of the same club, who received one
stroke at the tenth hole, up, to
play. CARLY and Mumford will meet
tomorrow in the final round over SO
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
o,BRIEN MAKES A CLEAN SCORE

DENVER, Sept. 2-Kansas again won the
honors in the ''shootof'' today, the opening
event of the second day of the Rocky Noun
tain handicap for trap shooters. The event was
for 100 birds and Ed 0'Brien OF Florence Kan
made clean score. The best Heer of Con-
cOrdia. Kan. who made sensational record
yesterday, could do, 81. II. g.. Taylor Of
Mecklin, S. D., broke 9s, and won second
place.
Freeman Of Atlanta, Ca, shooting from the
20 yard mark, was high, with score of 81
Heer Of Kansas. G. W. Maxwell of Hastings
Neb and Taylor of South Dakota, tied for
second place, with scores of 95 each. Heer
was among the scratch men and both Taylor
and MAXWELL were on the 20 yard line.
The San Francisco call., 1908-09-03
Montreal Races

MONTREAL. Sept. 2.-Today's results:
First race. five and half furlongs-Joe Gait
ems won, Araiia second Jolly third. Time
:0S 30.
Second race. one and an eighth mles-Zipango
won, Tom Dolan second, Besterling third. Time,
| :55.
Third race, six Observation-Disclosures won.
Niblick second Sunflre third Time 1.14 2-5.
Fourth race one mile-Martin Doyle won Gar
second. Lawrence p. Daley third Time, 4 40 20.
Fifth race. steepieehase. full course, about two
and a half mles-Ell won, Essex second, Mutt
Blanche third. Time 5:15 As.
Sixth race, five and half fnrlongs-Arondack
won, Mabel Henry second, Hawks Light third.
Time 0S I-6.