The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, April 25, 1903, Page 11

THE SAN FRANCISCU CALL, SATURDAY, APRIL 25 1903. [ 11 SPORTS OF THE TRACK AND THE BASEBALL DIAMOND "BAD MIX-UP (CARDINAL ATHLETES ELECT [HOME TEAM | ARISTOCRATIC TABBIES AND CANINES IN TWO-YEAR- | HOLMAN THEIR TRACK CAPTAIN SC | Aoprap -0 . : ORES THE | VIE WITH EACH OTHER FOR APPROVAL e |New Leader of the Stanford University Track - il i Early, Rider of Sofita, Men Is the One Mile Intercollegiate Champion |y oo cmaey|Cat and Dog Shows at Mechanics’ Pavilion Attract Sustains Injuries That| Runner and a Student in English Department| "out by the Talent a Large and Fashionable Attendance of Lovers o ; T '| at Ninth-Street Park| of the High Class Favorites of the Household | NFORD UNIVERSITY, APrH' TA DRSSP L 1 24.—Fred S. Holman, '04, of Wil-| | ~ $ s Another Deluge of Long| lits, was clected captain of me[ | Puttmann and Pfiester |’ : . varsity track team to-day for the | i Shots at Emeryvnlle.r seaso: 11;l19>4 J’rlm—c ::nd?;atea‘ H Oppose One Another Headwater Is Defeated | ®ere in the ficld for the honor—Dole, ‘02, | the pole vaulter; Dunn, 04, quarter-mile | 2y man, and Holman, '04, the dis- 2 at Oakland track was |lance runner. Dole withdrew after the | s bad spyi in | ATst ballot. Dunn was defeated by Hol- | | man by vote of 15 to 13 | in Phenomenal Battle STANDING OF THE CLUBS, e and | | i | i i | | in which | M2b b3 tain-elect has been three years | | s Werelon the varsity track team and won his| | Seattle ... "7 3 178/Los Angeles: § the death of Early, | “8" last year by securing second place | San Fran T0u{Portland ... 3 who had the mount | in the mile This year he captured the| | Butte 5 5 .500 Tacoma 35 2 4 flly mile race easily, proving a complete sur- | | Bpokan 4.5 4t Belkes, : : | rode Princess Sylvia, es- keleyans, wno had counted ASEBALL at thenew park appears S vate SRR - St m‘:"f««‘-\.l‘:c(lld?ii:;il:::dl: B to be gettet better every day. All | we to la Hospi | ning a plucky race un- | | through the week both Helena and | " r died at 8| rcumstances. He is a student | San Francisco have delivered the k st e g fre h department | genuine goods. The climax came yester- “u e "("f college ,“nlman was a | day afternoon, when the best game in the se S i ‘Qfg;";r;;z;knfl:'!;"‘: | brief history of the new park was passed he | . vhich | | g ACe W e tog on he prepared for college. He | | out to an admiring throng.- What made it f the a in the | is a member of the organization that has | | all the better in the eyes of the fans was | 3. Spiers and was mounted | recently been granted a charter of the | | ‘| the fact that the natives again triumphed. | be stable, [ Theta Delta Chi fraternity. | 1to 0. ‘ s gree aving worn iia | Only an hour and fifteen minutes were : w sions L4 ., 1 vsed up while the ball tossers went SOFITA FALLS FIRST. | INTERESTING MATCHES [ J through their various and difficult stunts. 5 st inging Princess | IN LADIES’ TENNIS PLAY | The home team made not a single mis- ey Moy v s | | take on the fleld. Helena went wrong ' oy | Cleverest Exponents of the Game| | three times, one error being costly, while s s | Compete in Opening Rounds of . ;ho (l:‘(]hers firz\-edn:nOPelger;n\:rIin?:s ot s doubted | Handicap Singles. | | 5;‘;), e g t > < The lad handicap singlés tennis | | Jack Pflester fhe south wing slabman, ~ : s s were the rule, and | (ournament commenced yesterday on the | | whose work has been steadily getting to AN - € . Y predominated, | park court, v\x; x)ru(d?u(lt';r of some in- ; lock like the real McCoy, had the :lab RS L - M. WALTERS € ¢ teresting matche Of the ten players | all to himself for the home team. Pfiester JCOTCH COLLIE BN-BY v 1 left in the tournament five are playing | worked ‘like a beaver all the time and o s _pmora ENBN: s 8 b The matches this morn- | | held the visitors where he wanted thom. ¥ better than those of vester- | | Only three safe ones happened to come | = = Miss l—-:wanllfiv | through, and these did no damage, as the win's the oply | | visitors never had a chance to round the last turn. Puttmann made his second | bow, and, if anything, he pitched a better | game than the first one, and that was s in the first round this | o have reached the | second r Naylor, Miss Lulu Wegener, Miss Ma s e Varney, M | } | supposed to be the proper caper. | = Bertha Gardner and M ocker. | There were so many beautiful plays In the second round s Edwards will | | made by the fielders of both teams that it would be utterly useless to describe them. Nearly every jpan was there with some kind of a wonderful play at some stage of the engagement. | | | The only run came to the front in the: bring together Miss Bertha fourth round. Then it was that husky -champlon of the park, and Joe Marshall caught one of Puttmann's <. The winner will prob- | o | offerings in the right place, and away it | | meet Miss Sampson and Mi Hotchkiss will be opposed to Miss A. Beyfuss. Both across the bay are ex- 1 and one of them Is ex- | the tournament ago layers HEADWATER IS FAVORITE. s n the betting, FROM SIAM. ‘\‘]l!’!fi‘ | | k” Sheeh >~ Miss Maud Varney. In the| ) | eped tg the clubhouse for a neat two- . aking Miss Wegener and Miss Ed-| | ATHLETE WHO WILL CAP- | bagger. Perham advanced to the rubber he me together and a | | o 0t ne STANFORD UNI- | | Stick in hand and fire in his eye. He smote | S , gt i one to Flannery that went a mile in about VERSITY TRACK TEAM. | [1:03. * Flannery could not make his, mitt ;.| stick against the leather, so Marshall . galloped to the stretch on the muff with the only run of the day. Ward, the ex-Brooklyn fielder, whom Peter Lohman thought he had corraled, has donned a Helena suit and appeared M Wht 6-4; Miss 4 ney : ! e 7 by S ditaul: | on a California field for the first time 3 l Durkee -1, 1-5; lss H. Hotchkiss|two catches that looked good. He ap- bas u Sempson (15) beat Miss = (scratch) beat Mise A. Beyfuss, 5-6. pears to be the genuine kind of a ball L1 Sikeee i . |player. The score: s N ir 4 it San Franclsco— p mrTT ; oy 2l R.H. P. A, H. P. A.E THE AT T'Q N M CHART. |z <% o1 § & i o) CAL;_“ 1IN Ju ! . i Lo o BROVEMT THE . - el o S Ty CHILOREN ALONG: OAKLAND RACETRACK, Friday, April 24.—Weather fine. Track fast. 0 0 2 0000 gy -~ 011 0210 358 FIRET RACE Ot mile S Weed, 350 0 0 031 ofl B 467 FIRST A E ner'vl B hg : ? 10 .00l T and Owner . 0 2] 0222 2| CARICATURES OF SOME OF THE FELINES ON EXHIBITION AT THE CAT SHOW IN MECHANICS PAVIL- : Butler .. ] Tl e 8 8 ION, AND A SCOTCH COLLIE WHICH HAS BEEN GREATLY ADMIRED BY THE VISITORS TO THE J.T, RUNS AND HITS BY INNING! BENCH SHOW. 2 t Helena 00000000 00 | Base hits . 0010010103 = ¥ Chand San Francisco.... 0 6 0 1 0 0 0 0 x_1 | e v Henderson Basmjiiee L 1= ABBIES held sway.at the kennel | chance to judge the finer points of the | the parade of the prize-winners. g SpMMARY. club show yesterday in Mechanics’ | animals Mrs. Charles Newman was awarded the Stolen base—Weed. Two-base hit—Marshali 2% 1 = v vners stood by to watch over their | special prize for having the best dog in uxton Sacrifice hits—Weaver, Pflester. First base on Pavilion. Household pets of e\eryl Owners stood by pecial p o pets. Pussy was fed with tidbits and | the show. L e s er C, the handsome St e LR description gazed with wonder at| o ., "Bibions of every color were tied | Bernard, was selected by Francisco 5, Helen; truck out—By Phesr | the hundreds of eyes that peered at them [ ;, i the 'recks of the tabbles and they | after he had ! t 2:2 2 by Puttmann by pitcher—Burns. | quring the day. The felines were 1€ss | Jooked their best. S. Adams Jr.'s Rupert of Hentzau, Mrs. Winner, b. & Diouble plays—Burns to Biy to Perham: Brasire isy than their old enemies, the canines. | Mrs. C. S. Dewitt, who is acting as | William C. Ralston’s Champion Hampton Piaie outktayed Rio o pamecr] Hour and 13 minutey oM. Time | e cats held sway in the art room, whiie | judge, selected the prize-winners yester- | Promise and Mrs. Arthur W. Spear's tter Hutch Miller could have won. Alms Warner, the dogs howled their loudest on the | day, but the list will not be given out | Woodlawn W onder. Delverton Kennels, main floor of the Pavilion. The exhibi- | until to-day. Many handsome prizes will | ownad by Mrs. William C. Ralston, has BATTING RALLY AT SEATTLE. | tions were not rivals in a strict sense of | be awarded owners of aristocratic cats in | won all the prizes in the eocker spaniel i, 4 5 (Brow 1:17% Judge Raper examined Mrs. L. A. Powell. . selling; 2-year-old fillies; value to fipst, § ra ’ s, g izl the word, but the lndies who looked after | each class. =~ ¢ deal of at. | 2%, Shamplon Hampton Promise won Se e 3 y i o attrac he dogs attracted a great deal of at- | the special fo cocker spaniel in L DR T, Lt Hone S B Mentiers of the Home Team Send | the ool o ruitine Bisrioh ST e | Gl The: Ohyiike’ are: DAKIIInE . (0 | 156 Shote: Chmapite Bttt Thovie e 5 1h 11 [Buxton ....| Carney to the Bench. L iniad g 5 tire of thelr captivity and there will be | the special for the best of the oppusite [ e SEATTLE, April 24.—Seattle had an- | ®;,0'" 0 hall in which the cats were | barks of joy when they are released to- | sex in the show. Florodora won the spe- Miranda. other of the famous batting rallies to-day | ;3003 was tastefully decorated with |night. The dog show has been extremely | cial for the best red cocker spaniel and rice J. Sheehan. and drove Carney to the bench in the ginq and cut flowers. The cages con- | successful. The attendance yesterday | Delverton and Demi won the special for P seventh. Clopf's error with two men down | S1001= %00 Clhibits were small and so | was large and fashionable. To-night the | the best puppies bred on the Pacific o o | put Freeman on base and the next six | arranged that the visitor had every ' banmer crowd is antieipated to witness ' Coas 1 Watson | men pounded out safe hits, Hurlbut put- & 5 2 2 3 ']':“"K‘ ]“"W ‘?’de"'ll "':" "'t“)"’ "‘;» Hogg would .H—:%W%—%WW—%MMW. | s |Early .. have a a shutouw but for an e : € four- | B i . ad amar, | the ninth. Score: ~ TTOF N | head had a sort of ta-ta-to-victory look ) ELEVEN-INNING GAME WOODLAWN STAKE WON - e , show, Winner, br. f., by rY (Trained R. H. g |for the Alamedans at that moment. They IS WON BY PITTSBURG BY AGNES BRENNAN o. tart good. Won cleverly. Second and third driving. Winner best. Spokane . > 0000001—1 g 9|brightened up in the fourth, when Lind- 2 Wiggins will improve. Crigli quit. Sextette outfooted. Seattle 000010666-10 14 1|gay, tired of the strénuous stunt, allowed Philadelphia’ National League Team | Nine Pins Is Second and Wizard Batteries—Hogg and Stanley; Carney, Stey- ed a batter and furnished s " HIRD RACE—Five ear-olds and np; valus &b fos enson and Zalusky. e s ‘:f&::.‘e'rtr’-:? Lohman's double made a Shuts Out the Brooklyn Men Third—Race Results on the 2 ~ Horse and Owner % Str. Fin. | Jockey TACOMA, April 24.—Tacoma and Port- | gent in left field fence and it becgme & on Latter’s Field. Biatens Pitalie: : bt L st — lendid day o o he fourth to the 3 ’ el 3 ] ?’;fln‘-’}‘\letrs‘fphsu‘:ue fror‘;a.t]h;o thaaiv'z Isr::‘:f pesns o'hc‘fnwunr;' uF?t';Txxtglee for mastery, NATIONAL LEAGUE. NEW YORK, April 24.—Aqueduct summary: 2 3 v Bimie - 100] 2 Stuart - | ma’s score came from Holland, who made f;ff.}e"foamfl being In tight positions a | PITTSBURG, April 24.—In a long drawn out | First race, six and a half furlongs, seiling— 11, 5 (Stephenscn). 10| 6 & Buxton . two bases on a long drive and was | pumber of times, but wriggling out |and loosely played game, Pittsburg won in the | Petra IT won, Clorita second, Andrattus third (James Curi) ..1113] 5 crgrreie 110 brought home by Rockenfield, who smash- In ‘Oakland's half ot the eleventh | eleventh inning, when two men were out. on | Time, 1:23 1- safely. | G " Bransfleld’s long hit to center, scoring Wag- Secoad race, four and a half furlongs—Knob- M McLaughlin)..|113| 4 . Frawley eG the ball to the fence. Score: Krug's error, the only nne'msde u:n hrl‘s ne'r_ Amm‘m: 2000 Beore: Seshpton wei© Contenthus sueend, Iatesiuie minutes, Off at 3 Americano, place, 3- R. H. E.|side, gave Lee a start. Devereaux sac R. H. E.|third. Time, :352-5. : show, 1-5. Winifride, show 2. Winner, b. c. by Emperor of Tacoma 10000000 x—1 5 0| ficed and Brashear’'s single finished the Pittsburg . ¥ 1 5 Third race, one mile and seventy yards, sell (Trained by D. Willlams.) ratched—Our’ Pride, Sherry, Tom | Portland 0000000000 6 2| ¢nok. The score: St. Louls . 2 7 6 51 tngTerd: Advocate won. Bvik o The Culiah, Merwan, Teufel. Start gocd. Won cleverly. — .Second Batteries—McCarthy and Byers; Lundblum b Oaldaans Batteries—Doheny and Smith; Rhodes and | Talisman third. Time, 1:47 $5. R Winifride carried Am»rlrun'\h wl;l‘» on the stretch turn. Sheehan on |and Anderson. Umpire—Colgan, San Ivr-nrgcop—’\ o R H. P. A.E. | O'Neill. Umpire—Johnstone. Fourth race, five furlongs, the Woodlawn g ould have saved @ couple of lengths there, but didn't. Others outclassed. LOS ANGELES, April 24.—Butte won | gpay TR 03500 PaotEtre. ‘Apm 24 —Timely batting in | Stakes_—Agnes Brennan won. Nine Pins second. $625 Vg i RACE—One mile and 100 yards: selling; 4-year-olds & up; to first, $325. from the Los Angeles Pacific National | Lynch, cf.l 1 3 0 942 0 0] the seventn and eighth innings enabled the | VR IR (UIR€ Lo S o ndicap—Grand % Owner. |Wt[St. % . %. Str. Fi Jockey. | Op team to-day by the score of 4 to 2. The |Meany, rt.0 0 1 0 - B O | Philadeiphtas to shut out the Brooklyns here | Opera wom, Homestead sccond. Ben® Howsed Index Horse and nel b o ¢ e 9 game was even Up to the ninth fnning, | [rwin,'ab.1 2 1 2 5 % 2 0]to-aay. Attendance, 2500. Seore: third. Time, 1:27. . e when the visitors scored twice on two | Leah¥, ¢ 1 7 0 35 o8 R H E| _Sxth_race six furiongs, selling—Ocesn Pabst, 1b.0 1 14 s © 9 3| Dream won, Rose Water second, Erbe third. 3 singles, a sacrifice and an error. Score: Krug, 2b.0 2 3 "I t;fi g *} x‘) P;‘I‘f.dg;hi‘“ H M 1| Time, 1:15 1-5. Da 98 g R. H. E. |Arines, 1£0 0 0 ( 11 3 0| Batterles—Thielman and Ritter; Mitchell and | NASHVILLE, Tenn., Aprll 24.—Cumberland s c 4 - -4 r, 6 (Hastings) Lasaaedes 1000 i0010 0 oosinamnte LS ) = — — —|Roth. Umpire—O'Day. Park summary: s g TR e it i B SR A ) siwme Ll e ot NEW YORK, April 24.—New York won an | First race, five furlongs—Pea Ridge won, 4 (Sanders) Hm-éy. rL_mmr)F““mn_ s; Liebhardt and Totals..3 10 33 14 1] uphill kame from Boston to-day. Taylor was | Balaac second, Sandwich third. Time, 1:02%, vear A 2 *Delmas batted for Arrelianes in cleventh. | batted out of the box in the first two Innings. | Second race, four furlongs—Comora wor J. H. Robbins)....| 3 ® Y RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS, Cronin was slu;i)'hlnd -nox«lxmm:“:‘me_ nit | Frances Yowell second, Court Rose third. - J. H. | s 29 JROMG ¢ oo, B0 . 00 B e X NN 3 : st of the game. ce, 6000, 1:43, 1:40%. _At post 4 minutes. Off at 3:36. Position, place, 7- Ry 00,09 000000 144 | orine he Iet 46 he & ; mile, selling—Chickasha won, . 5; show. 7.10. Tisona, show, 43 Winner, br. . by Facine- Ehed i 219 R. H. E.| Annie Laurettd second, Handcuft third. Time, 8. Fountain.) Scratched—Sleeping ) , Yellowstone, Rim 00— 3| Ny ¥ 5 ? & . Start good. . Won handily. Second and third driving. Winner bid up from $400 San Brangard - 0 1p |y ek 4 s 3| Fourth race, seven furlongs, Tulane Hotel by a sthanger; retained. Position piayed very fortunate in getting through next Base hits .. 2 Batteries— Tayior, Cronin, rner and Bow- | cup—Brulare won, Strathmore second, Bummer o the back streteh. Buxton let Ada N sprawl out with him &t the paddock. IS REPLETE SUMMARY. e o Y e ire o | 1T think: Wiy 1530 r 5 £ times Stolon bases—Lynch 2, Leahy, Pabst. Two- i Fifth race, six and a half furlongs, selling— % ; 2 CHICAGO, April 24.—Chicago-Ciucinnati | yiss West won, Littie Duchess IT second, Pro- - FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; selling; 3-year-olds and up; value to first, $325, WITH D .1»71 hen‘::.—ushulsr.wiknhss,mfi::gin:hsl_—o‘l‘l;::n, Saie: et sain. Srave thiva, Time, 1.23. = “Ho Owner. WSt %. %. %. Str. Fin. | Jockey. 3 ASH Krug, Dse::"h:"“-mg";‘ bg."fin‘"{,;‘;'“m" AMERICAN LEAGUE. Km:n:fl."bfi::e?nsd-can:;'rggélmv't’!éln. gy 2 - wcad ooy lan 5 ct - 2] 24.—Young proved | Time, 3 Ly % g > %19 s bl i Lee 3. PHILADELPHIA, April A { G e | & ¥ 3 o [agson L T 'i'ffd's'.’l,fli:&:cmo 7. Struck out - |a stumbling block for the champions to CHICAGO, April 24.—Lakeside summary: v « oar Aita G, 3 (G. March & Co.).. H n i McGovern . STANDING OF THE CLUBS. By Lindsay 6, by Lee 3. Hit by pitcher—Dev- | and Boston won by 4 narrow mer PUAC il fune and & Batt Sar Fus war ¥ Pat Morrissey, a (Wellman)..|119/11 14 4 1 |Mounce ... el ereaux, Kruger, O Hara, Fillmas Double | ance, 3 . R won, Bay View second, Dick Ripley third. - o Clivoso, 3 (W. D, Randall). ... 108/ 5 % 5n |J. T.She'tn| (Pacific Coast League.) Dlays-Lindsay to Shay to Krug: Shay to Ir-| = . Time, :36%. ¢ 104 | ‘ameron). ... 116/ 8 1.6 - | W. L. Pet.| W. LoPet. | wit. Time of game—2 hours and 20 minutes. | Boston ... 3 Second race. six furlongs—Playlike won, Sly . (Hazelip). (108 9 173 ’ Los Angeles.18 5 .783Senttle 16 14 817 | Biaoiee—tavy. f Philadeiphia Boots second, Rosie Dilion third. Time, v 103 Bennets, 3 (O’ Brien). . [108] 2 5 530 . cramento .13 9 51 |Oakland 1110 15 ‘400 A sk battarsltme g £ (- SINQERINS Safeguard “Ke 3 Appleby Co.).|116| 6 2 92 lJ Shechan. Fran....14 10 .583| Portland 4 wers. ird race, s rlongs—Saf won K O Wate) . 1111]10 210 1 [Buxton - ez R ke, 230 A ANGELS LOSE AGAIN. WASHINGTON, Apeil 24—Tannehill was i | Gracious second, /. J. Corbett third. Time, b, | y 11). . 7 < 1 11 1% Plckler . 5 ings, - 1 to-d d the wretched flelding ot 132-5. ———— &3 M Coane).. 108113 10 10 12 "’\Ronr.zi : TRVEY iniben uf’rmm"ec‘ "¢ | sacramento Batsmen Land on Cor- | Fo” (00" YOie fabied Washington to win | Fourts race. ome mile—Dr. Stephens won, THE sp FOR TO C » = tion, & protest, a Worried umpire ily. Attendance, 2500. Score: cond, Chop Suey third. Time, 1:42. H LECTIONS R -DAY. : At post 115 minutes. Off at 4:00 Iice, place, 3; show, 8 d streaks of blood-stirri; bett in the Sixth. easily. " 4 g 1 Fifth race, five (furlongs—Arnold K won, | place, show, 6-5. Alta G, show, 5-2. Winner gr. f. by CaptiverLaora. (Trained oty stirring base- ES, April 2.—Sacramento | Washinston 1 '3 2| Gerry Lynch second, Miss Fleishmann third First race—John Boggs, Carilee, George Miller.) Seartched—Ed Lilburn, Anvil. Start good. Won all ut. Second and ball served to warm up a cold at-| 1OS ANGELES, Ap . New York 5 g 2| Time, 1:08 1-5. third driving hard. Winner nicely rated by Watson. =Somenos cloged well. Clivoso | yarnoon yesterday at Recreation Park. won to-day from Los Angeles by buRch-| Batteries—Patten and Clarke; Tannehill, | * Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth—Zonne o quit. Shell Mount can probably do better. J. H. Bennett was raced out in front with . ¥ hits on Corbett in the sixth inning. | Wolfe, O'Connor and Beville. won, Prince Webb second, Bonnie Lissak third. Second race—Matt Hogan, Onyx Clivoso. Bassenzo showed some speed. Byronerdale a sulker. At the end of the first half of the |ing i T ChEtd itched DETROIT. April 24.—Detroit-Cleveland game | Time, 1:502-5. . ¥ % 3003, EIXTH RACE—One mile; selling: 4-year-olds and up; value to arst, §355, “~ |eléventh some ono of the home team |The -score was § to 1 Culter pltc postponed; rain. ST. LOUIS, April 24.—Kinloch Park sum- - 3 e = a - St made the ball do the disappearing act, | sreat ball and the only run scored by the | " U /"0 i pe aprit 24.—Gamie postponed: | mary : rd race—Amasa, St. Philippina, | Tudex| Horse and Own WSt K. %. %. Str. the object belng to bring a new, whire | Angels came in the seventh on Ross' dou- | wet grounds. T Firsy race, six urlongs—Futher Weatier — eeibpeiiyiy . ;. won, rl second. leaway t . ime, 1:14. s ;; 1”" l:flL 4 Ab\:d &’Co.) . : %’a sphere into action. The ball was finally | ble to fldsl;l Mmpal'\‘:, i‘::ln\!tl:.gc{:yb::: @ i Second race, five and g half furiongs, seil- th — i - | 4642 DMllas, 4 (Crane & Co.)... - . 5 second base. ing—Sir Christopher won, Orleans second, Loca i race—Oriana, Position, Ar-| (83 N A Sir D (Gones &.Co)- (104 4 1 rcavetelt after Wiié tvinle and detdo: | 0F MO IO oLl 1ot by amibuet: | uttio et is hite sebthidar. Peatucs | Hhe e 4636 |Gawaine, 5 (W. E. Cotton) 12u tive work on the part of Umpire Levy. | he Score: 1 fl ¢ | ’Third race. four and a half furlongs—Aran- Tom Slavin (Ciifford) 8 74 the new catcher. : of the game were the clever fielding o Pa Gus Heldorn second, Matt Wad- r om Slavin ord).. Captain Lohman_ protested further play s tonal step | S8 Pass won. Gus Heldor 3 race — Nealon stable, Sir| (g0 Dark secret, 4 (B. Tierney)..|112{ 7 8 th B0° thet 1e leather, . H. E.|Nadeau and Jay Hughes' sensational stop | jeign third, Time. 55 4642 |Grand Sachem, a (Moran)....|103] 2 4 h g _the e covered | gacramento of a red hot grounder. Attendance 1000. | Fourth race, one mile. gentiemen riders— 2 H 4645 |Queen of Dixiana, 4 (Wilson).|101| 3 33 missile had been willfully placed outside | Los Angeles - Score: Mary Moore won, Eda Riley second, Spurs Sixth race—Kenilworth, Peter J, 5 mik i A (it O w 1 Do o e of the lot. mu:;;fh as Oakland won xla- e By raham i R . g | i Time 147" Sk Time—:25, 50, 1:16, 1:43. At post 3 at 4:23. , place, 2; show, 1. Milas, never be ., | Sples. Umpire—O'Connell. S oI Fifth race, six furlongs—Booster won, Fort Wayne, e D, o e ) T iyt anner b mn. by 043 Bellaw-Ohsssthies. R sanea Things with & vk | PORTLAND, Or., April 24.—The Browns Eonttie® 00000000578 & 3| secpnd. irieh Jewel chivd Time, Liid - Séventh race—Tiermencle, Ignacls, | oot G e o (i Riian s Tt Sty oo 1 et L GUArt ook . | i b Tab {0 & SUATICE OF sate ghats | Nk ik theit hws. way. foulky' mi)| e o Ree0eLe0et & 8 ing— Blanco won. Jena second, Countess' Clara Antolee, race. Tom Slavin poorly handled. Grand Sachem apparently of no account. tha: produced three runs. The prospect |landed on Shock at critical moments. | Wisan. Umpire—McDonald. third. Time, 1:49%.