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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-08-16
BarbarianS Win
Easily From
County Team
Secure In Lead for Cricket
Championship by Running
Up Score of AS 10 50

Before the largest crowd OF specta-
tors that ever attended club contest
in the state the Barbarian cricksters
yesterday decisively defeated the san
Francisco team and thereby made their
position as leaders for the Champion
ship secure.
The county team compiled only 81
runs against the deadly attack OF
Stewart, who again upheld his reputa-
tion as the best trundler on the coast.
Renwick, a. batted in his usual az
gressive style Petersen, II, was the
only other batsman to reach double
figures
On the Barbarians' taking the creases
they compiled las. OF this Ollerdessen
played a magnificent inning for.72 He
made the winning hit, a beautiful drive
clean out of the grounds for five
Earlier in the game Elliot met with
an unfortunate accident which crippled
him to a great extent, and his batting
was lacking It's usual clash. He never
theless compiled 81. not out. Petersen,
with three wickets for % runs. was the
most successful bowler for the county
team. The fielding OF the teams was
poor. Scores:
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California | ennis Players
After More Honors
and James Will Meet the National
Champions at Newport Tuesday
[Sseeial Dispaseh 10 The Call

him. whether it be lob. a drive or a
volley. he at once attempts to smash it.
He throws away a lot in tennis for
smashing.
James is much more accurate and ef-
fective than his partner. All the Pa
cific coast players are entirely new to
grass court playing. Grass and spike
shoes undoubtedly will be a handicap.
Eastern experts believe the champions
will win easily. However, the west
erners may play a wonderfully sus-
tained game. There is this much to be
said OF a smashing game: 1t is a point
and game getter If it goes wholly
right, but it is safe to conjecture that
the challengers will be called upon to
bring their back hands into play
against the national champion title
holders much more often than anything
from overhead.
The westerners ere seeking experience
and they will be satisfied with a
creditable showing.
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ST. LOUIS, Aug. 15.-St. Louis and
Brooklyn broke even in double header
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Northwest League

SEATTLE. Aug. 15.-Spokane made It
five out of seven games for the series
by winning from Seattle this after
noon, to /. Score: r. III. 20
Spokane ............2
Batteries-Thompson and Shea; Jen-
sen and Ostdiek.
TACOMA. Aug. 15.-Tacoma and
Portland broke even on double header
here this afternoon. Scores:
First game r. H. e.
Tacoma ...............2 3 2
Portland ..........1 & q
Batteries--Hall and Conrad; KinselIa.
Seaton and Fournier. Unpire-Frary.
Second game r. H. 81
Tacoma .................2 s Q
Portland ............5 - q
Batteries-Newlin and Dashwood
Kinsella and Fournier. Umpire-Frary.
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FRESNO
SUMMARY

Home runs-Carney Pfyl. Two base hits
Carney, Kuhn. Kelley, Pfyl Struck out-By
Jones 2. by Egan /. First base on called balls.
on Jones 2 on Egan ?. Left on bases-Fresno
Q, stockton 5. Earned runs-Fresno a. Stock
ton l. Sacrifice hits-Funck, Jones' Farrell. Time
npr 'f-AS t-ai
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BARBARIANs
BOWLING

Bans. Maids.
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SACRAMENTO, Aug. 15.-The Sac
ramento State league team took the
afternoon game from Oakland by a
grand batting rally in the sixteenth
inning, which netted three runs, giving
the Senators the game by a score of
to 8. Both teams had one tally each
until the sixteenth inning, when Oak
land made two, giving it the lead,
Oakland took the morning game 2 to 0.
Scores.
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AFTERNOON GAME
PORTLAND

Total ..............,.. II 0 IS
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American Association
srANpINe OF THE cLUBs

AT Milwaukee 6. To-
ledo e.
At Minneapolis-MinneapOlis !, Louis
vile Q.
At st. Paul-st- Paul ?, Indianap-
oils s.
At Kansas City-Kansas City s. Co
lumbus 2; Kansas City 10. Columbus g..
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Portland 1-I1. Vernon 90

PORTLAND, Aug. 15.-Portland took
two games from Vernon today. The
first game proved a very embarrassing
affair and was won mainly through
better luck favoring the home team. In
the second contest, which went only
six innings, Portland hit Vernon's
pitchers effectively. Scores:
mrnDETNr r,n.sE
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
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FRESN0
SUMMARY

Home run-Pfyl. Two base hits-McDonough
2. Householder, Francks. Earned runs-Stockton
3, Fresno 3. Struck out-By Loucks 8, by
Durham 1. First base called balls-Off
Loucks 2, of Durham s.. Hit by pitched ball
Mertes. McDonough, Carney. Sacrifice hits
Spencer, Farrell. Time of game hour and
40 minutes. Umpire-Harper.
MORNING cAME
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AMATEUR BASEBALL

The Alameda Alerts and the San Leandro
Maxwells furnished IL innings OF good bali at
Alameda recreation park yesterday afternoon
Both Russell and Peterson twirled fine bali and
the support Of both was high class Score:
Maxwells ...-....... o o o o 0 o o o. q
Basehits -.....,-.- 101 oil o o o o.
Alerts .....-....... o o o 0 0 o 0 o T.
Basehits .......... o 2 90 o p
Errors-Maxweils 3. Alerts q Batteries-E
Peterson and Westphal; Russell and w RYAN
REPRESENTATIVES, and o'Connor.
The Levins defeated the Baltimore hotel nine
in Golden Gate park yesterday by a score Of b
to in game that went IL innings The hat
Ting OF F.. NJ Levin was a feature OF the game
SANTA CRUZ Aug. 15.--san Jose today do
feated the locals Of the Three league in
game OF 10 innings. Santa Cruz lost the game
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SUMMARY

Two base bits-Orendorf. McArdle, Delmas.
Sacrifice hits-Delmas, Browning. First base on
called baIs-0n Browning 2 of Negle 2. Struck
out-By Browning Q, by NagIe q Double play
Howard to Delmas. Hit by pitched ball-Del-
mas Time Of game hour and 80 minutes.
ITmpires-AlcGreevy and Van Haltren.
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MCLEAN DEFEATS BEDELr,

Chelsea. the middle distance motor
paced champion of America. defeated
M. Bedel1 of Long Island city in q 90
mile motor paced race last night.
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SACRAMENTO
.'..,.,..oI . .
SUMMARY

Three base hit-Curtis- Sacrifice hits-Mc-.
Hale, sheehan, 3. Burke Garibaldi First base
Struck out-By Hopkins 8, by Moskiman g. Hit
by pitched ball--Nealon and Campbell Wild
pitch-Hopkins. Time OF game--1 hour and 40
minutes Umpire-Henley.
A FrTEpNooN CAME
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GOLDEN GATE
BOWLING

The Saratoga officials have adopted
the plan OF Offering winners OF selling
races for sale in the paddock instead
of in front of the judges stand.
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SAN FRANCISCO
Total .42 9 IA % IL o
pr-cS ANn HITS RY INNINGS
SUMMARY

Home runs-Henley. Bodie. Two base hits
Mundorn Melchoir. |. Howard, Daley, IL Smith,
Wheeler Sacrifice hits-Mundorff Wheeler
Stolen bases--Iewis Beall. Daley First base on
called baIls-On X. Howard 2, Of Henley, 3, on
Thorson l. Struck out-By r. Howard z, by
Henlev Q by Thorson 4. Hts-On r. Howard
Z runs s. Passed ball-orendorn. Hit by
pitched ball-MundorI by R. Howard. Time Of
game-1 hour and 80 minutes. Umplres-McGree-
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'Jansine batted for Fitzgerald in the ninth.
Runs AND HTS BY INNINGS
SACRAMENTO

rner, Cameron, Never. Sacrifice hit-Graham
First base on called balls-On Fitzgerald 4
Of Wigs 3. Struck out-By Fitzgerald 4, b!
Wigs s. Hit by pitcher-Gandel. Double
plaFs-McKune TO Raglan TO Cameron. WilC
pitch-Wiggs. Time Of game hour and .
minutes. Umpire-Irwin.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
American League

DETROIT, Aug. 15.-Detroit went
back into a tie for first place by beat
ing Chicago, to 1, today. Burns was
not hard to hit and the result was
decided in the first two innings Score:
r. II. E.
Detroit ........,.. 70 &
Chicago
Batteries-Killian and Breckendorf;
Burns. Fiene and Owens.
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Three base hits -Neaion, Curtis. ]. smith,
Stricklett. Two base hit-Burns. Sacrifice hits
base on called balls-Of strcklett /. of Bloom
geld I. Struck out-By stricklett 4, by bloom
field Z. Double play-Joyce to Sheehan Time
Henley.
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PoRTLANI
atted for Vance in The nlntf
SUMMARY

struck out-By Vance 4 by Carson g. First
base on called balis-0n Vance 2, of Carson J.
Two base hlts-stovaH. Brown; Three base hit
hit by pitched ball-Olson, Speas Left on
hases-vernon g. Portland 8. Time Of game
l hour and so minutes Umpire-Toman
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Coast League
REsuLTs OF CAVES

RESULTS OF GAMES
San Francisco o, Los Angeles 4.
Los Angeles L, San Francisco o.
Sacramento 4, Oakland 3. 90
fnnings.)
Oakland 8. Sacramento 8.
Portland 2, Vernon o.
Portland IL, Vernon g. (Six
innings)
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SUMMARY

Three base hif-Hogan- Two base hits-Ho-
gan Thomas. Shinn. Sacrifice hits-Myers 2.
Lansing Carroll. First base called balls
on Boice 2 OF Tonneson ?, on Baum 2
struck out-By Boice 3, BY Baum ;. Hit by
pitched haIl-shinn. Double plays-Cameron to
Hogan, lansing 20 Myers. Runs on Boice g
hits s. IN Is innings Charge defeat 10
Tonneson. Tine Of game hour and 50 min
utes Umpire-lrwin-
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SI1NTATARY

Struck out-By Schaefer 1. by Hardness 8.
First base called balls-0h Schaefer 2. off
darkness 1, of Willett /. Two base hlts-Speas,
0rt (2) Three base hits-Graney (2). Double
Brown; Mott TO Wiilett. At bat-Of Schaefer
%. Stolen base-Ort. Passed balls-Brown ca.
First base on errors-Portland .. Left on bases
Portland 6. Innings pitched-By Schaefer 4.
Base hits-0ff Schaefer o. Runs-On Schaefer
6. Time of game-1 hour and 10 minutes. Um-
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Contrary to expectations the Golden
Gate team yesterday defeated the Wan
derers by % runs. Scores:
WANDERERS
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HUNT MADE LEADER
OF BERKELEY ELEVEN
Stellar HaIfback Chosen by
Teammates as Captain of
Next Years Team
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

BERKELEY, Dec. 9.--The election of
football captain for next years Berke-
ley high eleven was held by the team
this afternoon, the result being a unan-
imous ballot for Roy Hunt, who played
right halfbaek on this seasons fast
team Hunt has played two years on
Berkeley high in the position back of
the line and is considered one of the
headiest players that has represented
Berkeley in a number of years. He
held his position in good style during
this entire season. and his hard inter-
ference was responsible in a large
measure for the long gains of Incell
around the right side of the line. Hunt
will he a senior student next year.
Dwight Wood, the fast sprinter of
the Berkeley high track team, has been
chosen by his teammates as captain Of
next years team. Although Wood is a
new man on the track, the last season
having been the first time that he went
into active training, he is expected to
develop into one of the fastest sprint
ers of the bay region. He has two more
years in preparatory school before en-
tering college activities. In the bay
county field meet this fall Wood gave
the fast Hollis of CogsweIl a close rub
in both the 100 yard and so yard dashes
Hollis breaking the coast record in the
latter event.
All activities at the high school have
been declared off for the present sea
| son, the football team having been dis
banded The proposed game with Salt
Lake high school was declared off by
the executive board of the school. the
trip being denied the team on account
of their dispute with the board in re-
gard to the giving away of compl
mentary tickets given them for theis
own use at football games The men
denied the charge. but the punishment
was nevertheless inflicted
Coach MacAndrews is now instructing
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Oakland High Delays Vote
On Style Of Play

OAKLAND. Dec. 9.-The athletic as
sociation of Oakland high school held a
meeting today al which officers We're
elected for the coming spring semester
and in which a lengthy discussion on
the adoption of Rugby in preference
to the old American game of football
took place.
Practically all the players themselves
were in favor of continuing the old
game, and the feeling of the assembly
was strong for the American style of
play. But several speakers. including
two faculty members, strove to show
where Rugby was inevitably coming
for all the high schools of the state, it
only being question of time when
Oakland high school would be forced
into the Rugby ranks. The various
discussions resulted in the vote on the
subject being postponed until the close
OF the coming spring term.
The election of officers which fol-
lowed resulted in the following selec-
tions: President of athletic association.
Clifford MacElrath; vice president, Carl
ton Dethlefson; secretary, Stewart
Miller; Bay Cities league delegate, An
rev Smith; yell leader. Stewart Jolly;
representa- atives to students council.
Hampton Dozier, Gordon Mcdonald and
Jimmie Todd.
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RACE STAKEHOLDER
ADMITTED TO BAIL
Records of New York Courts i'm
Similar Cases Shows Vic
tory for Turfmen

As the result of an ex parte hearing
before the supreme court yesterday on
the application of W. W. Roberts for
a writ of habeas corpus, it was or
dered that writ be issued returnabIe
before the court sitting in bank Thurs
day, December 16, al 10 a. M. and that
the petitioner be admitted to bail on
$500 bond or $100 cash deposit.
This is one of the cases growing
out of the efforts being made TO pre-
vent betting on races at the EmeryVille
racetrack and deals especially with
the new oral system. The writ is
directed against Sheriff Barnet of Ala
media county who now has Roberts in
custody. the prisoner is represented
by Carroll Cook.
In view of the similarity of the local
law and that in New York. a review
The court of appeals of New York hav-
ing cleared up the legal point on oral
betting, the district attorney of Kings
county asked the court of special ses-
sions in Brooklyn to dismiss the cases
against a number of racetrack men.
The court ordered the dismissal after
the cases had been on the calendar a
year. Among those discharged was
Tom Shaw who is we'll known here.
1T was in September, 1908, that the
men We're arrested but We're all
promptly dismissed in the lower courts
The court of special sessions granted
a rehearing. but in view of the de-
cision of the higher court sustaining
the legality of oral betting it was de-
cided to drop any further prosecution.
The dismissal of these cases is the
first real outcome of the long contro-
versy about the betting law on the
New York tracks. 1t is the general
understanding that the decision of the
court of appeals was all that the as
sociations waited for before making
preparations TO conduct racing on a
more elaborate scale next season.
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Marathon Runners Are Fiji
For Tedious Grind

With but two DAYS more to prepare
Tor the Marathon race, Johnny Hayes.
con Connolly. Jimmy Fitzgerald and
soldier King. the starters. are thor
o1shly prepared and ready for the go
ing Hayes and Connolly both did a
i've miles turn on the Ocean shore
track and declared the path in splendid
shape. considering the heavy .rainfall
OF the last few days. With good wealth.
er between now and Sunday the track
Is sure to be fast enough for good time
Interest IN the AFFAIR is steadily
growing and betting is quite brisk.
with Hayes a ] 10 favorite over the
field
Following is the list OF officials who
viii handle the Marathon.
Sfarter--P. II. Mccarthy.
Refcrte-J- a. Nealon
tEpoct0rs-Edcar Aizner. W " Nau=hton.
u T. Baggeriy. George James Tom o'Dowd.
John ]. Herget, Frank Kane. George Cohan,
j.. - Dorm
liinerS-Aiax Baithnser sam Ryan. Pets
Grsint Iohn Clark Harry AIcNevin.
Juoges-D0uglas Erskine- Eddie Smith vii
lisu. McNeFin. Loris Blot. Judge f. r ShorfaH
Tom Dillon. j. F. McGilligan. Ed Burrows
Clerks OF the cOurse-Hafre h Smith Walter
CHRISTIE. Nick Casey. John Harrigan
eAnnouncer-Billy Jordan.
tshjef scorers-N iiiiam Minnehau Bob Weaver
ofdciai physiciaB--Dr A. s. Howard
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Alameda Principal Declares
In Favor OF Rugby
[Speeial Dispateh 10 The Call

ALAMEDA, Dec. 9.-Dr. George c.
Thompson, principal of the Alameda
high school and an enthusiastic advo-
cate of athletics, is in favor of Rugby
as against the American game now
played by the team representing the
school of which he is the head.
Personally, | am in favor of Rugby
football said Doctor Thompson. Il
believe that it requires more skill and
endurance than the present American
style of play and that it is not so
dangerous. If the rest of the schools
play the American game next season
then we will have to have team to
play. that game. But if they adopt
Rugby, and it now appears that many
of them will, then we will have to
fall in line and play Rugby. However,
it is my opinion that the old game can
be so revised that it will approximate
Rugby in science and freedom from
danger.
The Alameda high school football
team will meet the San Francisco poly
technic high school eleven next Satur-
day for the championship of the Aca-
demic athletic league. The game VIII
be played on the Presidio grounds in
San Francisco.
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Kirk and KeOgh Head the
Fight Card Tonight

oliver Kirk, the sensational young
amateur boxer from St Louis. will
make his second appearance in a local
ring this evening. when he goes in
againsf Eddie keogh. one OF the fastest
lads in the bantam weight division. The
little fellows are billed TO go three
rounds in the main event Of the Dream
land clubs monthly show at Drea inland
pavilion.
on form. Kirk seems TO have a shade
over HIS opponent hut the latter is a
game fighter who is always dangerous
while on his feet.
Eddie campi. the 1o5 pound champion,
tyill defend his title against Joe Leon
ard in the special event. This looks
like another live bout, provided that
f.eonnfd if capable OF holding Campi
m Pat rornyn. the best OF the Welt
4fe vii again meet William Urick, the
man who lnai month gave him such a
fa4eh argument Walter Scott, the
tfffefsn clubs best lightWeighG VIII
-. HH with rhf Donovan. IN addition
1Afff vii be The three usual preiimi-
rtfifs
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~z{zllKHzxzk

the Alameda high school team and will
shortly leave for the east. He has re-
fused all offers to return next season
to coach the Berkeley squad.
For the first time in several years
athletics at the Berkeley high school
have resulted in a substantial financial
gain for the students According to the
figures Of Auditor q. Walter Monroe,
there is in the treasury this year $235
after paving expenses to the extent of
50, 300. AT the meeting last night, at
which the repdrts of the treasurer and
auditor were read. the football players
were awarded the school letter.
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LURED FROM EUROPE ON
PROMISE OF MARRIAGE

Mary Stigewalt of 1411 Stockton
street reported to- the police that j.
Rippert, baker of 3131 Fillmore street,
induced her TO come to this country
from Germany about year ago, on the
promise of maria ge; that he failed TO
keep his promise and that the man had
recently kidnapped their child.
Detective O'Connell was detailed on
the case, and succeeded in locating the
child in San Jose.
The matter probably will be brought
to the attention of the immigration
officials for a complete investigation.
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ss an sxTI eo: year wara

'ime:24 A. 80 -, i:o2 30, l;l2 81
AIarrnariea Trained ny 6. Wentworth
clcrerlv High rrice--No Quarter :.
going IN stretch and She bfeezed home
traci, 20 himself but took worst going
Ampedo ran a good race. 80 did Pacihei
dogged II badly final quarter.
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The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryville

To numier Juaez
Thu~da ee
E presiding Richard
in in
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4 posi- minutes on at 3:5T =. Illusion. 3 place
An pedo. 5.5 show. Winner, b. m. by Mesmerist
Start good Won easily Second same Third
Illusion outrnn early but Martin picked out good
10 sTparter very weakly handled. Smith had the
N rail aud weaf all TO pieces in the final furlong.
Anglefare showed good early speed. Pickaway
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rd same price fdtrring Blanche Nis $
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or ag 1902. Nick. $40 place. out shcw Belle.
Wnner b. c. by Solitaire lI-AIma Dale. Trained
Second driving Third easily Napa Nick set
trouble winning as lie pleased. Thistle Belle
Coppertown viii do from now on. He was not
Perjneio always outrun- SO were Sewel and
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Cine. %, ~ ~. 100 3-5 AT post minutes
5 place. So show; Coppertown. out show
by c. Horning. Start good Won easily.
lightning fast pace and was never IN
ran a very clever race. hanging well.
ready, but finished well on his courage.
Cloudiight.
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Time-.25. 81. 1903 20. lib %. At post 4Is NJ
show: Kinney. 50 place. 40 show; Deneen
Trsued by W. N. Cain. Scatched-956i o.
Third driving. High price-Escamado $50.
around his field IA final quarter. winning qu
y remarkable race. coming from far back in iii
Mayham, Copperneld and Ben Stone dogged /
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55S9 FIFTH RAcE-one mile; selling; year

'ime- - 4-5. ~ 10 l:17 Is, 1:43 ~ At pos
show; Bishop. SO place As show: ofhcious.
Modred. Trained by W. NJ. Cain. Scratche
ciererly- Second easily Third driving
10 the front early. set the pace and easily
ran a good. game race. Oficious improving
Belmere broke badly and was weakly ridden
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DAIE FOR THE ANNUAL
Y. M. {. a. MEETING FIXED
Members Will Gather on June IS to
Hear interesting Report on
Finances.

The date for the annual members
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association was fixed for the night q
Tuesday, June 10, at a meeting oil
the board of directors OF the associa-
ton held in the building last night.
The members meeting this year VIII
be of more than usual interest on ac-
count CT the fact that the Huntington
contribution of $4,000 has been re-
ceiyed and the fact that the annual
report of the association is expected
TO show that the association Is at last
In good shape financially.
The ceremonies incidental TO the
burning of the mortgage, which 1t was
expected would be held at the annual
meeting to be held during June have
been postponed until meeting to DC
held sometime in the fall.
The matter of the enlargement OF
The association building was referred
10 a building committee of the board
which will make recommendations at
the next meeting of that body, but IL
is net thought likely that the wors
of enlarsing the building will be COM
menced before sometime in the fall
The board passed resolution oil
thanks to the Huntington interests
for their contribution of $4,000.
Aside from the other business that
NAV come before the annual mem
hers meeting on June Is. five new
members of the board Of directors VIII
be elected.