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European Races

ASCOT, June 2S.-The Windsor Gas.
tie stake for year olds distance five
furlongs. was won by Charles O'Mal-
ley. Lawrence McCreery's Hack Laws
was second and San Antonio third.
Among the starters were H. p Whit
news Top o. the Morning and c. Car
rolls Troubled Waters.
The Kings Stand stake for , wear
olds and upward. five furlongs. was
won by Foresight. H. P. Whitney's
Hillside III was second and Hallaton
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Victoria Races

VICTORIA. p. C. June Is.-First race. siS
furlongs-L iddngton woa. Zalta second r II
Flaherty third. Time. 1:iT i-5.
Second race, FIVE furlongs--sainotta won, Gin
namon second Fire third Time. 81.
Third race, FIVE furlopgs-All Alone won Cur.
riculum second. Sir Angus third. Time. :03. 10
Fourth race mile and 30 yards-Ed Ba ii
won, Captain burnett second Fantastic third
Time. 1:41.
Fifth race. seven furlongs- My Pal won
Traffic second. Aftermath third. Time 100
Sixth race. five furlongs-Hatte Dodson won
Adena second. Alice F third. Time :03 So
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- = - HEALS
@e >s - SORES AND ULCERS

g. heals simplest goes
means Of keeping the ulcer
cure they do not reach the they
aay
and not reaching the Every
sne place but instead they discharge
healthy tissue and the
blood the only hope Of s. s. s.
OF all blood purifiers
every lmpu from the blood While curing
healthy condition
1ealth blood and thus makes and lasting Book on
SORES ana Ulcers medical advice
The SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA, CA.
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Gilmore Surprised

was greatly surprised tonight when
apprised OF McFarland's plan to drop
him as manager He said that ne had
not heard from Packey regarding the
latters plans and would not consider
the report authentic until he had re-
ceived some news from the lightweight
fighter
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sTANDING OF THE CLUBS
Thiie Matson was steadily forgiug to

MHHe MalSon was Stea0ilN IorSlhS 10
the front
At the end of the second round he had
advanced from tenth to fifth place and
gradually increased his advantage I'M
til at one time he was eight minutes
ahead OF the field.
Stutz. in Maison made a desperate
race and was we'll up when he blew out
cylinder. during the eighth lap. The
car ran into a shallow ditch. but he
and his machinist escaped with a few
bruises.
The interest of the last half of the
race conferred in the struggle for sec
ond place between Robertson in his
LOcomobile and Manson at the wheel
OF Marion. Robertson drove with eX-
perienced GOODNESS and soon snatched
second place from Mason in a terrific
battle on the last lap.
1t is estimated that 100000 persons
saw the race.
Tomorrow's race viii. it is said be
the most severe test of machines and
drivers in the history of the stock car
racing in America.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR
DISTRICT REORGANIZED
San Luis Obispo County Elects
New Officers

ARROYO GRANDE, June 1s.-Agri
cultural fair district No. g. embracing
San Luis Obispo county, has been re-
organized with the following directors:
Reginald w. Nuttall w E. Hixen. L..
9. Routzahn John Donovan, Easton
Mills, W. II. Warden, G. II. Van Gordon
aud Edward Cliff The state aid of
$4,000 granted to the district will give
great impetus to agricultural inter-
es+s in this section.
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Northwest League


TACOMA. Wash. June ls.-NewIin
had the best of a pitchers battle with
SieNer this afternoon and was aided
by Tacoma making hits when needed
on two singles. q stolen base and 2
sacrifice fy. but Tacoma made il to
5 in the eighth on Bender's triple and
CsrtwriEht's out from second 10 first.
Aberdeen "Reminiscences. 3 4
Bstteries-Siever and Kreitz: Newlin
end Keilackey.
SEATTLE. June ls.-Seatue wor
from Portland by score Of TO
in game marked By clean. hard hit
ting on both sides and good fielding
Seaton played the most brilliant game
but luck had il. his momentary FUN
be of 2 hard one in the second gave
Seattle the game. No runs should have
been scored, hut double by Bennett
triple by Lynch and Frisk's single
gave three runs and they won. Sestor
finished for Portland in good style
Score, r. H. z
Eesrtle go. 10
Batteries-Alien and Custer: seaton
Chinault- and Murray
SPOKANE. Wash. June ls.-Mahon',
perfect handling Of Spencer's drive over
second and a. beautiful throw 10 the
plate, catching Burnett trying to score
from second, killed Spoksne's only
good chance to score TODAY and one
Captain Nordyke. who has been out al
the game for six weeks got back 10.
day. Spencer's throwing to bases and
Davis, two great catches in left were
-. R II Z
Vancouver .---.-,.-
S'l Batteries - csiiiiean. and snsaen.
Gregg and Spencer
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derful burst and led by many lengths
until almost under the wire. He stopped
so fast. however. that Booger Red
The worlds records for quarter
mile and a half mile on a half mile
track were broken in the fourth race.
Sam + made the quarter mile in %
seconds. former record % 2-5 while
Booger Red finished the half mile in
IS Is. which is % of a second lower
than the best record.
Jockey Stewart fell from his mount
IN the NTH race and suffered the frac
ture of two ribs
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KetcheI at Denver

DENVER, June 1S.-Stanley Ketchel.
the middle weight champion pugilist,
boxed a four round exhibition bout
with Mark Anderson of Chicago at the
Auditorium tonight before 1000 Den
Yer fight fans. Those attending were
wildly enthusiastic over the appear
ance of Ketchel. Willus Britt an
nounced that Ketchel would bar no one
after his fight with johnson.
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National League

PITTSBURG. June 1S.-Kamnitz won
his own game from New York TODAY
by crossing the plate in the eleventh
inning with two men out. Score:
r. H. T.
PittsbUrg observation-disclosures. is 2
New York ................
Batteries - kamnitz and Wilson.
Wiltse and Meyers. Umpires- Emslia
and O'Day.
CINCINNATI June 1S.-Ewing's goodI
pitching was the prime factor in the
victory of CINCINNATI over Philadelphia
today. Score: r. a. F..
Cincinnati ......... II
Philadelphia ........-...-
Batteries-Ewing and Mclean. Richie.
Sparks and Doom. Cmpires- Rsgler
and TRULY
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Paekey Mcfarland Drops
Harry Gilmore
ESPECIAL Dispctch 70 TIE Call

ESPECIAL Dupctch to The Cali
DAVENPORT. Ia. June 1S-Paekey
Mcfarland. who is visiting friends in
this city. announced today that he had
decided to dispense with the services
of Harry Gilmore as manager and that
hereafter he would manage his own
affairs
4 am sorry to let Gilmore go" said
Packey hut for the short time | ex-
pect to stay in the ring l feel that I
can manage my own affairs just as
well AS if | had a mana ger.
Gilmore and ] have had no unpleas-
antness and ] leave him with the best
of feeling"
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PRESTO TO DEFEND
CHALLENGE CUP
TODAY
White Wings VIII Dot the Bay
When Mah-Pe Tries to
Lift Trophy
By HERBERT HAusER

Fifteen years ago p of the prominent
yachtsrlen OF those days each sub
scribed the sum or sic each for. what
is known as the san Francisco per-
petual challenge cup. and placed the
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TWO NEW RECORDS
FOR HALF MILE
TRACK
Sam F Cuts Quarter Mile Mark
and BO0ger Red Does 1t
at Four FurI0ngS

SALT LAKE CITY. juno 1s.-The
Speed handicap. the feature of todays
racing. brought out three noted sprin-
tiers. Booger Red with only 80 pounds
burden. divided favoritism with strike
Out whose weight was 101 Sam f.
with 81 pounds. showed his usual Won
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TIGERS Go DOWN
BEFORE CURVES
OF KRAUSE
American League

PHILADELPHIA. June 1S.-Detroit
was defeated by Philadelphia today.
to 1. through the effective pitching Of
Krause. Score: r H E
Philadelphia ........ no
Detroit .-.-............
Batteries-krause and Thomas; Kill
liam, Willetts, SUggs and Stanage
NEW YORK. June 1S.-Cleveiand hit
Brockett hard today and easily defeated
New York. 10 10 4. Score
r. r. K.
Cleveland ................10 Is
New York Observation-Disclosures.
Batteries -J Joss and Easterley;
BrOckett and kleinOW.
WASHINGTON. June 1S.-Hughes was
a big puzzle TO st. Louis TODAY, Wash
ingtOn winning, to o. Score.
r. r. f.
Washington ............... D
St Louis ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Batteries-Hughes and Street; Crisis
and kriger.
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CINCINNATI. June IS.-The claim "a
PLAYER Charles Fraser against the Chi
cago National league club for salary.
as well as his application to be de-
clared 3 free agent was rejected foda y
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Western League Games
AMERIcAN AssocIATIoN

Al kansas city--Kansas City ?. To-
iedo J.
Al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0. Min
nespOlis T.
At iwaukee-columbu 4. MHwau-
kee J.
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HUMANE OFFICERS BUSY DAY

June is. Humane officer g. W. Hickey dropped
into Pale Alto this noralng and put in a busy
day. conSemning three horses in MEMO Park
srresting bakery wagon driver. who was
6iied $40 aud horse dealer who was also hlled
$40, in addition to having an animal condemned.
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RIMS AND HITS BY INNINGS


Struck out-By Graney 3. by Hardness O. By
Esstley ?. FIRST base called bsils-On tirsney
8. by Hardness z. by Esstley 3 Two base hits
Zeider. Ryan. Johnson. Kennedy. Fisher. Breen.
Three base hit-Ryan- Home run-Helcbor.
Sacrifice hits-JohDsOn. McArdle Breen. Spess
O., Ryan %, Hardness. Stolen bsses-Spess
80. Kennedy. Zeder. Mobler 81. johnson.
Berry Passed bsll-FiSher. First base on
errors-Ssn Francisco 2, Portland ?. Left on
b2ses-San Francisco 6. Portland 9. Innings
pitched-By Grsney g. by Hardness g. Credit
victory 10 Grsney. Besehits-On Grsney B. on
Darkness & Time of game hours and 35 min
utes. -McGreevy.
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ST RAPHAEL's PARISH PICNIC San RAJ
facl Jrne Is-The hrst picnic held by ST.
Raphaei's parish in II years VIII take place
tomorrow Saturday ei Agua Calien.e and VIII
he accompanied by ST. vinrent's band aud
large delegation Of school children A special
train viii loare the Union depot at a:IJ n. IN.
TO carry the merry makers TO caliento.
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CoLLEGE RAsEnAII
FRAsER.s CLAIM nIsALI.nMrn

At williamstown. Mass.-wfIIfa ms
4; Cornell. /.
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SAN FRANCISCO

aone out when winning run was made.
pnpTT A<n
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Sic SuttOn.Affaire.

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W. HeiEert.
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Sonuenauf. nnb ltnteraang.
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