The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, June 20, 1903, Page 11

11 . THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, SATURDAY, JUNE 20, 1903 THE RACETRACK, THE RING AND THE WATER |RACING HORSES A raLt ano norr | SAVABLE POST FAVORITE st ol FOR THE AMERICAN DERBY John A. Drake’s Brown Son of Salvator-Strathflower Is Consid- ered the Class of the Big Field Which Will Face Starter at Washington Park To-Day in Sixteenth Renewal of Race \SPORTS OF AMECKI WINS DAISY STAKES AT SHEEPSHEAD' FLYING START GIVES VICTORY TO FRANK BELL BOTH PITCHERS FACE A FIERCE STORM OF HITS ur, Favorite, Makes a|Accident at Chicago Causes n Dislocation of the Col- table Showing Feature Event at the Fair lar Bone of Johnny Rei Grounds in St. Louis Is Won Without Difficulty Uncle Hank’s Talent Finally Ends an Uncertain Game by a Rally in the Sixth e Seattle Ties Up the Score Rear of a Bunch B S — i Blues Collides|Sinclair H . urled Off Discord Races Are Run Without a 1.8 and fady|:“During a Great Jam @\ o o : : 4 as Fourth. ‘Rac & S Tth of e T Sensational Incident to| by Heavy Stickwork, but —_— 1 Make the Day Notable| Cease Work Too Quickly . Special Dispatch to The Call | Sy estrer G - PSHEAD ¥ s 8- The HICAGO, Juns 19— Although there | T. LOUIS, June 19.—Frank Bell won STANDING OF THE CLUBS. 3 1 s iay and the at was no particular feature on the b8 Jentare. avept st (he > Fuix (Pacific Coast League.) -~ E aseful, a kil 3 bl crovd SHEEEInEe it ] Grounds to-day. He got a fiying | W. L. Pet W. L. Pet g e, won from s racing at Harlem. Tw ckeys, J. | start and was never headed, WINning | Los Angeles.47 23 Seattle .....27 40 408 ength after bad start. | Reiff and Sinclair, met with d | easily. There was nothing particularly | Bacramento .44 2 Oakland .. 31 47 .397 e ”;n ank: m !‘rv“; d.ach | Interesting in the races: Summary: San Fran.. 4l 32 Portiand ...21 42 .388 con der in rst race. Reiff had the| | FIRST RACE—Four and a half furlongs; - - B : scate and | mount on Corrigan’s Galba. Sinclair was | | . B REANINNG O THREhUN isc At the first turn there was | | P Sl o ol B B4 (Pacific National League.) W, N jam, each boy trying to get| | §r kucnle.oifllvl‘l“ieldelhg g 2.h SRgTas !‘1‘.’ 1:’ Pl;;‘i" e ‘;’r positio: st e 5% ce, 104(W.Wat: 3 3 ele: 2 3 San n. position. Discord stumbled, | e R et pnod. | Won aasily. Win- | Spokane ...3% 21 613|Tacoma ....22 throwing Galba into the fence. Relff's| | ner, J. F. Danfels & Co.'s b. f. by Huron- | Butte 552|Helena .....21 3 o 5 Wk o ¥ SaE TR " o Siiocatad vk I | Armiel. Instrument 103, Bradley Biil 108, | Seattle ..... 582| Portland ...19 i - " s Mdlocated onf ‘e wun| | Meteoric 95, The Farrier 106, Hazel Boyle 1 b = = vey Hoa is | otherwise injured. It will be | Luke Willis 100, Yenom 95, Peach Juice 93 ARKE WILSON'S crude assort- €d | weeks 5 FIe Epdin ~MincARE 11 and Lucille Dingle 100 also ran. | ment of club wielders staked g uises. SECOND RACE—One and a sixteenth miles; uncle to another victory yester= selling. Betting. 10 to 1—Chandoo, 6 to 1—Eugenia S, 106 (F.Wilson) 2 day at Recreation Park. The score w: not close, but the long siege of hits which ensued as soon as the talent got ready made the game that was good to the second, a | bah, the favorite, | lvia Talbot secured a big | Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. 100 (Watson). .. % 34 2 to 1—Dr. Clark, 111" (Troxler). 3 1 g . and at the first turn| | hime. 1:50%. Start good. | Won handily. one E ety to the roah | { vinner, S. B. Burnet's b. c. by Wadsworth- | look upon. e res could hit fu 2 2 g Miss Rica. Varner 10 Doughty 114, AN Ihe mntiven conpd. Mt 8§ 22 lown, winning at the Lasso 109, Never Such 83, Sardian few per cent harder than the visitors. so - N 92, Hegira 89, Flora Levy 85, Ku was theirs by a score of 11 to 9. | Tk 2! It was southpaw against southpaw in ¥ - I THIRD RACE—Five furlongs; purse the persons of Lindsey and Drohan. Both 2 2 Betting. _Horse, We'ght, Jockey. St. % | were punished. They showed flashes of | T Sc Watlal 108/ (TN 43 | the real stuff every once and awhile when RA 1| G e, L 08 CYYORIN S -3 | the batters eased up and forgot to hit 8 | Time, 1 tart good. Won handily. | the ball to one of the far corners of the - | ner, W. 4 “Kipwan & Coe br. g by S | lot. It was not good pitching that wonm { gustine-Ray. Bonnie Bob 103, Reno 108, e e e i | Eregory 106, Turrando 111, Mengis 106 and | ° s'e::;: ]-F:i’“ A ‘“’:]fi Ay ‘;3 ek S | Rhyme and Reason 115 also ran. | e 9% Senfly. Wit & YU ! pares | — | first. Uncle's lads were right there with ) . S t. Jockey. St. % Fin | FOURTH RACE—Six furlongs, haadicap. one more in the second. So it remained ¥ '+ € 10 (Winkfield).... 5 4 111 - orse, Welght, Jockey. St 2 Fir- | tll round four, when the home team In the fifth they ap- 99 (Helgesen) 4 1 2 1n landed once again. 104 (Ferrell) 2 —Santa Ventura, 104 (Wain- .4 wright) .. | parently broke up the game by landing s Won ea [ 7 to 2—Scorpio, 1 (Troxlen) oo T 4 3 & | savarely on Drohan for three hits. Two ot Z Ap , 1:15. Start good for ut Scorp Hp . v Miracle II | | Won handily. Winner, J. W. Overill's b. & more tallles were the result, making it g Joe Martin | | by Big Henry-Flora Leach. Happy Chappy %), | 5 to & « | Croix D'or 96, Malster 103 and Erema 105 also | The, visitors had the big stunt ready to - be unloaded in the fifth when they started in. [ With one out and Hannivan on first FIFTH RACE—One mile, selling: Weight, J. :rk'\' St ¥ | Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. Schwartz cleared the fence with a peach. . (icnanp). 2 | 15 to 1-—Orleans, 116 (F. Smith) Two tallies. Then Smith unfurled a hit 7 - by | (Dale)....... | to left and Zinssar tore loose a double. | 22 (Troxler). 1 > X e - : | o Soot Ve driyiog. Win- | Wik out scored Zinssar and a hit e y_Octopus-Ig- | | Rice's br. m. by Chevalier-Florine. | by Bottiger brought Zinssar to the front. A Hargis 113, also Do Dawson 114, Pharaoh 121, Lunar | The score was tied and the fans were " s | e Shke | velling like mad for extra innings and SIXTH RACE furlongs; purse. | more action. - But the sweet Lliss was Betting. Hol Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin. | only good for a few minutes. The fol- 3 to 1—Poseur, 102 (W. Watson). 4 1 1 h |lowers of your uncle started right in | f. 100 % 30 to 1—Mint Lear, 100 (Heidell. ¢ 3 21 | quring their half of the same round to s 3 Time, 1:15%. Start good. Won in a canter. | Show Mr. Drolmn up. Hit after hit s Won easily | Winner, E. 8. Gardner's ch. f. by Loyalist- | brought run after rum to the front till & n's blk by Dundee-Ruth Penitence. Lady Charlotte 100, Tempt 108. | in all they had rolled up a tofal of 10. ghth; handi- | Jtac fandvice 130, Beana 137, also Dolly Hayman 100, Alice Tumner 108, Mabel | gyep then the visitors refused to quit. ran | o ran. s s o - & g - %4 | When their last chance at the bat was FIFTH RACE—Four and a half furiongs; | ENTRIES AT ST. LOUIS. at hand they proceeded to make good 2 Welght | fl‘T. L?l' - June 19.—The following are the | use of every moment. They commenced 2 orse, Weig { entries for to-morrow's races: by getting Lindsey rattled—so rattled he 2 o Leeber, 102 First race, six furlongs, selling—General 1 v n, 108 | 1 Dix 97, Oakling 107 Lucius 95, Felton 107, | thoughtlessly walked two men and hit & eq. als ore, | Ed Bishop 100, Lady ldris 100, Herodes 102, | third. Then an error by Delmas and a s rt | Aransas 107, Alalia 102, Aline 8 100, First | hit followed and lo, there were three more One 105, Dr. Jones 107, Eocrys 107, The Black Scot 110, Faquita 110, Second race, seven Seattle runners on the other side of the plate. But there were also two down, and with as many on the bases the last furlongs, _purse—Vie- ~ = ’ irigh Jew 23 28 . | cerne 109 Aunt Durcle 112, Handspinner 109, D, 96 (O | Bd Ball 100, Beautiful and Best 112. Class | man was sent to the bench and the fum P a sixteenth Leader 109, Dr. Holscher 112, Orpheum 112, | ceased. The score: selling THE POST FAVORITE FOR THE AMERICAN DERBY, WINS THE GREAT | { 5Curke Cochrane 114, Pettijohn 119 IF THIS HORSE, WHICH WILL BE Third race_ six furiongs, selling—Harry Pul- d - RACE AT CH GO TO-DAY THE KMA WIL! SE A QUARTER OF A MILLION DOLLARS IN San Francisco— Seattle— s i e S S BOQEMARPES WiRle 8 liam 107, Legation 105, Cressida 95, Dr. Burne | AB.R.H. AB. R H.PA. : THE WINTER BETTING. 107, Whitmore 107, Lou Beach 95 Mada Beil 411 1001 A . O Al . { 105, Gibraltar 110, Memphian 100, Varna Fonse | Meanyrf 2 1 1 v 221710 TRYES AT SHEEPSH - 5." Goudy, 92. Helen Hay 95 Curd Gilleck 107 o 5 3G 1 aHawvaltd 2180 - - Moilie 3 ‘enny Belle 5 oS .2b 5 2 The 1 GO, 19— eri- Fourth race, six furlongs, Junior champion- 51 29 1Smithef 4 1 1 0 0 ‘ v CONSTITUTION HICAGO, June 10.—The Amet- GOLFERS PLAN N e Maraan. il Waluat b | 5027 0zimmare8 1 231 B B can Derby, the greatest turf 118 Fentan 113, Imboden 118, Mafalda 115. | B2 L Semaiie 8 98803 - g event of the West, will be run Fifth race, e and an_eighth,_handicap— | 4 1 2 3 6 Botigere 81 " | WASHINGTON PARK ENTRIES. SHOWS SPEED a¥png ot fhe el WLEpEID NOVEL CONTEST | Futh race, mile and an sight ‘Richard %0, | 3151 Shronanps 0013 . ib.— Slicriig o | e i - ¢ Ar %0, Tab: 5 3 faBhes s hatgih. o F e Fcbnctsoreodi— & el | IN TRIAL RACE Washington Park race course. AT SAN RAFAEL . |Erpeid g o0 1o Tom osle ¥ | rotals 38 11 13 27 14| Totals 30 0 024 9 & { Officials of the Washington Sixth race, mile and: l}ay\l{,afilllngfie&\(flre | RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. | Park track say they expect to accommo- Y el tros 36, Tammany Chief 102. 45 | Seattle 1000040139 Gives the Many Admirers of | e ‘siom " specators Twemywee | Match Play Handicap Will| st e ot S8 Soen o |t 0 £ 8 13 8 8 1 22 s 2 | horses are entered for the big race. The % e A AR e 96, chules 100 | MBase hits ......0 1 0 33 5 0 2 =1 BL o |~ Rebiance: 2 Scare by Her |event 1s worth $2,00 and addea money. | Be Completed and Prizes |sume 5. ity ciyae 107 st s If all the horses named go to the post the Weather clear. Track fast. Home run—Schwartz. Stolen bases—Shay 2 Dt s siia ] WV i ight Winds| s o 5 : : ST. LOUIS SELECTIONS. et g g gy M G value 200, gross R ok in L v d BEckyignlip uEctih BRtiE el be SRR Given in Oqe Afternoon (By the Daily Telegraph.) r:;;uy.PR;lles‘le)r . Tewin. | Deimas, $31,375—Dick —_— There never was an American Derby First Race—Lady ldris, Herodes Smith, “Drohan. Bottiger. Wilson. b s o in. Sacrifice - Judge The Black Scot. xth Race—Mackey Dwyer, Ake- Young Henry. —_——————————— CORBETT'S PARTNERS FEEL THE FORCE OF HIS BLOWS Berger and Kenny Know the Heavy- Weight Boxer Is Rapidly Increas- ing His Hitting Power. Strength and speed are coming to James J. Cor every additional day ning quarters at His sparring bear verbal and reda lence to this. Sam Berger, e clever Olympic Club boxer, and mas- Yank Kenny, who don the mitts I rning, are beginning to Jim every m feel the inc rbett passes ou force behind the blows to them and are glad thelr dally mixup tling down to eady work and is ng his labors the gymnasium and on the road. He ts a faster now while dofng hi along the broad av and WASHINGTON PARK . SELECTIONS. (By the Chicago Inter Ocean.) First Race—Glassful, Gregor K, Monarka. Second Race—Alan-a-Dale, Skil- ful, Henry Bert. Third Race—Judge Himes, The Picket, Bern , Savable, Claude. Fourth Race — Vulcain, C. B. Campbe Lampoon. Fifth Race—Peter Paul, Advant- age, Jason. ixth Race—Fading Light, Lord Touchwoo Bard of Avon. ————————— MULLIN SHUTS OUT along that shore to the finish line. getting the better of it'by sudden shifts of wind, which, when it began to blow steadily, left the Reliance about one min- ute ahead. X The Constitution’s fast sailing to-day was a!l the more remarkable and makes her all the more formidable from the fact that the race was sailed in light winds and smooth water, tions the Rellance has often beaten her. The course was a triangular one, under which condi- ten miles across the Sound, five miles over to the Connecticut side and ten miles Sum- THE NEW YORK TEAM |™&¥: AMERICAN LEAGUE. plont— * y eliance .. DETROIT, June 19.—Detroit won from New { 8¢IARCE - York to-day. It rained when play was called. | Columbia There was an intermission in the third and again in the seventh when the people nearly 2ll went away. The grounds were very siip- Racing Results at Seattle. pery. Attendance, 7734. Score: CATTLE, June 19.—Results: H. B | Five and a half furlongs—Walter H won, Detroit 32 i | Goldfinder second, Miss Dividend third. Time, g el 8 5|10 e furlongs—Ulctms _won, Pat Tuck Batteries—Mullin and McGuire; Tannehill | goariss Horcalts third. . Time, 30%. and O'Connor, Six_furlongs—Oscar Tolle n, Pettigrew CL AND, June 19.—Boston touched up | second, Burdock third. Time, 1: Wright for three singles. a doubie and a triple in the sixth and seventh innings, winning the Seven furiongs—Homage won, George Dewey second, Yellowstone tbird. Time, 1:30. which has won three Derbis, to Rate, a horse which has never been seen in pub- lic. Rate was known as Ravel until late this afternoon. He was entered by E. Corrigan as Ravel, but a message from Registrar Wheeling of the Jockey Club gave the Information that the colt was imported from England last year under the name of Rate, and Rate it will have to be in to-morrow’s race. The owners of Claude, Judge Himes and Gregor K, all horses that are regarded as having a big chance, are anxious for rain. They believe a heavy track will beat Savable, and that with the son of Salvator out of the way they can fight it out among themselves. There is only one filly in the race. This is Flocarline. She has many admirers, but tradition is against her. All the best jockeys in the West except one will ride in the Derby. The Reiff brothers were to be rivals, Lester on Sav- able and Johnny on one of the Corrigan entries, presumably Rate. Johnny Reiff, however, dislocated his left clavicle in a race at Harlem to-day. BIG FIELD WILL START. Following are the Derby entries, with weights, odds and probable riders: Horse and Weight. play scores and one for the lowest medal score. 2 Arrangements have been made for a midsummer handicap trophy to be played for during July and August every vear under the following gonditions: Qualify- ing rounds over eighteen holes to be played at any time between the first of July and 6 p. m. of the third Saturday, the best eight scores to qualify. The players who qualify choose two members of a handicap committee, the resident professional of the club being the third member. This committee will arrange the handicap for the match play, the holes at which the handicaps are to be taken to be determined according to the regulation schedule of the club. The tro- phy is to remain in the possession of the club until it shall have been won three times by the same person. The competition for the Council's cup of the San Rafael Golf Club was won last Saturday by R. Gilman Brown. In the semi-final round R. J. Davis was matched against R. G. Brown and E. J. Hooper against Carlton Curtis. Davis and Curtis defaulted and Brown and Hooper were left to play the final match over thirty- six holes. On the first nine holes Mr. Spokane . San Franc! Batteries—B! Zeartoss. BUTTE, Mont., June 19.—Miller did good work in the box for Portland to-day and the Miners were unable to hit him effectively. At- tendance 408. Score: E. R. H. Portland 0311010017 12 2 Butte ... 4000020008 6 4 Batteries—Miller and Shea; Thomas, Roach and Swindells. Umpire—Mahaffey. SEATTLE, Wash., June 10.—The finally broke the ice, beating the star pitcher of Los Angeles in a game replete with sensa- tional plays. Maupin pitched champlonship Lohman and Gorton. locals Ry e (L. Reiff) 122, b ol " field that presented a more open proposi- hits—Zinssar, s, Mimosa 115, | % ¥ ine (Wonderly) EW YORK, June 19.—If the Con-| v ° ¢ Second Race — Pettijohn, Hand- | —Meany. 1 First base on errors—San ann: g atitution aid not defest the Re-| o0 thAD Eieione Se NErrew. Pasable. N the links of the San Rafael Golf | SSi@ifyoniice Cochran. Francisco 3 tle 3. First base on called 22, Linguist liance on time allowance in a] the favorite, is expected to lose by many Club this afternoon there will be Third Race—Goudy, Lou Beach, y 3, :E%Drn)h‘n ¢q 1,.]:‘: o . Gray) al e 2 i cisc, Seattle 7. Struck ow ray) 12 ore experts than have picked him to an eighteen-hole handicap match | Mollie T. i e B (Winkfield) enty-five e race over the cou of | =Y & X h ce—Walnut Hill, Matal- by Drohan 4, Hit by pitcher Bettoatin| L7 eE Y Twe ;';”‘l D o T e iy competition, in which each contest- | ga® JainOdomn: Hannivan, Double play—Leshy - Collenade | the ‘d"d;“" Ciiged acht Club in LONE | "yiicqq of becoming a warmer choice | ant will play against the fleld. riten ‘Race—Taby Tosa, Josie F, fime. of | §ame—1:00. Umpire— ad n Soun o-day she gave e ad- 102, i B of thi new boat s D ature. -x;|/as' the Thcsappieaches, his. odds have| mThe score of sch. plsyer will be keyt Orr % h Race—Pathos, The Wizard, g 12 McGowan and +Blu- . e, zone up half a point, and he 15 23 to 1. A | ag if for a medal play contest, except that | Tammany Chief. 10S ANGELES VICTORIOUS. 5 " corrigan entry: Plocariine and Early, | more than four hours of eailing the R | s faokediiinn & Andl be- |t iths abe ot a Lokt Ul ihe ol wiliBd e renth Hace — Kisme, Leenja, sixteenth miles on . Bernays, Collonade ani e S rers, ek | S s 3 3 s sixteents miles on|Tichuors ool e Cbancellor and Savable, | ance outsailed l‘“;f‘“""“““l’;“ b)l ”"1; tween Savable and Irish Lad. A oW | Dorieq s lost, The score of each player Ao L R, i Hurlburt Put Out of Game for Touch= v ge . ol inute and 'ty seconds, elapse ays la v va Iris 2 i ¢ B g > Kei 106, Love’ . 8 A 2 A s b — S ANGELES, June 19.—! ngeles eas- ing—Vulcain 109, Dan McKenna 1¢6. Love's|, = " gow the Constitution two to |lieved to be at the mercy of Savable. score of every other player as if he had | pnEvA Mone., June 19.—Both pitcbers | A 1OS ANGELE 3 - Labor 106, Flaunt 103, Semper Vivum 101, | ha 0 al s o; ot ily defeated Portland for the third time this Labor 106, Flaunt 10 0, The Forum | three minutes in a thirty-mile race, | Then Linguist and Judge Himes came | played with each ‘of the other competi- | were hit hird to-day. but the locals had bet- | ¥ Ae*US0 "0 (e 1ng base running en- sH 6, Avoid 96, Warte Nicht 96, Lampoon 95, | Lp. b ge o would give to-day” " | out and raced Savable to & head In a| tors, hole by hole, at match play, the | ter tuck thap [acUEs qRCET ST TEC | abled the locals to score five times while, the » Telegraph.) First Chip 85. s et it ay's Tace | mile and an elghth race. The favorite| proner handicap allowances being given CWeny e e Daggers, there was but one | visitors sent but ofie man across the plate. ce Philll T Fifth race, four and a half furlongs—Ad- | to the older boat an might give her|in., pegan to decline. He 1s still re- Th h fter | ertor in the game. Score: Hurlburt was put out of the game for putting e e oS, el Jinvtnps 150 ON Hoteaw UK Seter T Seits | 008 L e A S well, when | £a%0 0N s iout iikely “winner ‘on” & 0 ©ATlalll holes. . Ihe mpn who. & i' R. H. E.|his hands on Umpire Levy. Attendance 1500. - Hy s im 118, Instructor 118, Blackwol , Sciplo , | the Reliance beat her by two minutes and these calculations have been made, Is | pel 22360000x—13 17 0 | Score: ccond Race—King Raine, Satire, | g, one B 115, Jason 115, Peter Paul 1135, | fast track, but there is no certainty the elena . R = alley Forg Weather Gauge ' 115, ter 112, Mast 112, '8 fraction. , course wil be at its best. The mere fact | found to have won the most matches will T“ém:né.-m&:’c\fgo 000420—9 12 ..ml. Portlesd . 0000010001 8 32 st g g - Copperhaia 1L X Bell rr’(l;rl;ft;‘ ";“":::‘B"“ra’éflf‘!;'"fl S‘Ll‘llf"amg that Savable is believed to be in over his | be the winner of the competition. ThiS | carisch. Los Angeies 0200210 t:)xr: 12 -3 »; ' Ha * Prec 08, Elo Be 3 o p. AEE o velve | head has served to increase the size of th a SPOKANE, Wash., June 19.—Spokane lost | Batteries—Hogg and Hess; Drinkwater and (inob 'Hampton, ' F recionn Stone, | Sixin’ race, seven and a half furloney, - | minutes on the second leg of the race | gaiq % m:;z‘;d 1';‘;‘22?;‘;[';iy“:::::::;t::“l;:‘ tnis afternooivs gamé (hrough wildness on the | Spies. ~Umpire " Levy. - yi 7 ing—Satin Coat utonsgo J - T y 3 5 m: P! f Burns, coupled with numerpus errors. SAC ENTO, June 19.—It was a pitchers’ " sy, Rmce — Whorler, Mento- | 1683500, 0. Sy urlf 102, mop 103 | ¥a e WiT DY the other borts | gagy 15 NOT REPRESENTED. |single day, and it avolds the disadvan- BT o T oot Bovall hard: sccurivg & | battle today between Brown and Moskimon, Viith Rnece — Sweet Tome, List- | oo plang Light 89, Lord Touchweod 86. Between the leaders the race was hotly | It is strictly a Western lot of horses | tages of a medal play competition. Two M e S e Bits, " Attendusen 5:":;.."":::'3“:!’%‘3;0:'3@Dx::vnflf- — ¥, Sir Walt, Weather cloudy; track fast contested, first one and then the other |and includes all Kkinds, from Claude, | prizeg are offered for the best two match 2 four times at bat. Score: R. H E. Sacramento ....000100211-5 11 4 Oakland 0D00022000—4 8 4 Batteries—Brown and Graham: Moskimon, Umpire—McDonald. —_—ee————— Long to Meet Spider Welch. OAKLAND, June 19.—Loule Long of Oakland and Spider Weich of San Fran- cisco have been matched to battle twenty rounds at 128 pounds on the evening of July 3 before the Savoy Athletic Club at Vancouver, B. C. Long will leave for there to-morrow. ball and scored the only run of the game. Score: Mo Sia Sosd MR R T, Savove | slinotieg in the aru::n s S Sl x—1 8 2| nayy, Gibson Bowles will suggest in the Los Angeles ..00000000 € 5% - T athorior - Maopin _and Staniey; Stricklett | House that retention of commands shall and Hildebrand. depend on gunnery results Growing Old Gracefully —and Healthfully The infirmities of old age are - of Alameda. Visitors gt gy s Fiv longs—Phy. o o | Odds. i t - g over 1’-. l"n:fl fd(;ard;r:o:: Wals. - Akiignin, Y. - Nopras e T . SRR 2%—Savable, 122. T Brown led 1 up; in the second round . £ e JCPUER WhBonmin g R. H. E. | Six furlongs—Espirando won, Shell Mount | i—Claude, 127 . 3. neither gained any advantage; at the end su Combltd th days t ‘.f Rovo 'h o (le\velund ¢ .3 10 3 | second, Arthur Ray third. T 1:15%. T—Judge mnlm-. 125 "}_{ l%ooker of the third round Mr. Hooper was 2 up, . y Johr £ theoush s § Sestin 5 e o R ait, 11 i1eli8ht | hut in the fourth round Brown won 2 up, is affable to ...dl and m; ('_x‘- iinuer\e»—“rlxhl end Bemis; Dineen and | @ “Fieivieivimiriieiviiviuni-elebnibi-b @ | 1000, Tenancertor, Gray |1 to play. The medal play score by use SER : an actor and monologist | Criger. 15—Dick Welles, 12¢ Henr: wi follows: ¥ kes him the best entertainer among | CHICAGO, June 18.-The locals won today 100, e was the besr the lockis Could o with | 15—Cresor X, 110 D;’"{";BE TR'E Brown, i, &, 15, 5 A“HEU BUSc”k e men ho eli to t squared cir- | by hard hitting in the closing innings. Calla- " 3 v 1 uist, min| w34 2 B e o e Wb e it has issued an in- | ban tied Philadelphia’s one run Wi < o] LT ALtmdlnen, AN, "G00 16"Fore ana Aft, Crowhurst | E- J. Hooper, 49, 49, 46, 52. 3 Mgt Onchs e “Targs | tour-vageer over the right fieid fence in the H. E. | 20—Monsteur Beaucaire, W. BOOKET | @ fotetentunfentonfosforfonfonfonforfonfonfoafonfosfonioofonfoniode L t to all “;]mh'l’;’l"m e ot ke | clghth. Three hits and sacrifce in the Fittsburg - g a e R e ° - enough ope wit C ninth scored the Winning run. Attendance, ton . . 1| 20—Flocarline, '117. .Wonderly n hi i . afford his trial horses, - H. B | Umpire—0'Day. 30—Bad News, 119 ".B. Davis ¥ . Kenny, a rest. Jim goes eut on the road | SHCRED Lol - ©% 12 11 PHILADELPHIA, June 190.—Eight hits and | 30—Colonnade, 112. 5" Putlligs | 18, tha: DEODATIS Wisndr of the Amérioan —The Food-Drink. morning with little Eddie Hanlon 5 two errors in the fifth inning gave Cincinnati | 30—Gol 122 ... R Derby. The Inter Ocean believes the El- e of his own training stafl. Han- d‘fi".';;";c—h’r’:c‘;"”“ and McFarland; Wad- | nine runs and the game. ?fn’pne‘dud?pm. mucg:n mfis J. Willims | lison entry has a shade the best of the 4 A * AL lemoral use of ure layers . of an Sraened and in prime congitisn, | 900 €58 FURNCE L C i team is demoralized because of injured players | T8 Moy “Blumenthal, 115 ety | argument. The racing editor of the New Its tonic properties are invalua- ¢ big boxer is right on his tratl | ST LOROR 002 OThS Ke thelr losing | 1974, Score: * | 75—Sinner Simon, 112..... “ ary | York Morning Telegraph also believes hen the oE il fellow attempts to break | Triear by shuiting out Washington. The home g R, H. E | T5—Bonnie Burr, 123....... o | Judge Himes will win, with Claude, win- ble to thm Who are w— road record team put up a good game in the fleld despite | Cincinnati . 9 14 0 Rate, lflflr!;_t Blumenthal and McGowan | ner of three other derbies, close up, and . . B o+ 5 L its crippled condition, Wallace being oo 11l to | Philadelphia. 3. 11 3| compied LT Ty ity 30 ehenor en. | Flocarline not far back. The St. Louis mothm, htue chld!’fl Why Not Camp in Yosemite? piay. Attendance, 1200. Score: Batteries—Suthoff_and Seitz; Willlams and Tt o Republic offers Monsleur Beaucalire as its T s imatts Walter BRSNS S Lok Sl Zimmer. Umpire—Emsie. Dk Walles, Bernays and Colannade coupled favorite, with Gregor K to run second » e t 2 ntey ol and Judge Himes to show. The Commer- the Merced-Sa Fe Route. The route | Washington Savable and High Chancellor coupled D s S ves BE Bix feons wad ] ps Aain s DIED. D pled as | i) Tribune of Cincinnati favors Ber- All druggists sell it. Prepared by the s through two groves of big 4000 e teries—Pow Kahoe; Patten and | COLLINS—In this city, June 19, 1903, Denis, —_— nay’s chance for victory, with Claude in ;,"’,,r : {_m4;up dvnuhle loop. 'h Th Clark. beloved husband of Margaret Collins, and i P b e valley one way and out another. The # —_ father of James, e, Willlam, Peter and Views of the dohd Dokition: S0l Sudxs. Biaeks Gall- Anh B h B As" Bants Fé 1o the best way. Reserve your NATIONAL LEAGUE, R ) (-] ing in third. The St. Louis Globe-Demo- euser-ousc l'eWillg o cehts on the stage and find out all about | BOSTON, .h;r:c 19.—Pittsburg defeated Bos- | native of County Cork, Ireland, ageda 70| CHICAGO, Jume 15.—In the opinion of | crat thinks the Respass entry will cap- g it at 641 Market street. ton to-day. ittinger, who pitched for Bos- | years. the racing experts of a number of news- | ture the prize, with Claude second. St. Louis, U. 8. &