The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, August 1, 1903, Page 9

NEGR\O LAD LANDS TRIO ‘OF WINNERS ‘HANDICAP; FORAGED BRULARE Jockey anks ls Gettmgl Hawthorne Odd Layers All of Best Mounts at the Jamaica Track Lord Advocate Captures the Richmond Selling]: Stakes in Hard Drive " ‘Spertal Dispatch o The Call AMAICA ‘RACE TRACK, July 31— J in -itie absence of nearly. all ‘the crack 3 from Jamaica track, the. = v, Hickge from New Orleans of the Bbod mounts three races. He ‘be- well backed Northern ning dash after an exciting , which seems t¢ be the average.. The proved by far akes mbo “was the first to ik time the field got mov- < s G. Whittier and. ‘Lord Advoc ed to the front, followed by £y Gre As they reached the back b1 Advocate took the lead and to the head of the point Sambo beégan to n they were ‘straight- ocate drew clear from in front to the end, sm Sambo. . The staks the winner. Summa: handicap; all front this w At Six furlongs; Hanover-Star- either One ner 105, diso ran. mile and seventy Won by easily. Springbéx- Radior - 96, Gibson Light Pastoral “54, SWor artving. h. £ by Farondale- Revelation 110, Flower 4 110, Brightwood ge 116, Red- er Reed 110, nth miles: ear-olds and St. % Fin: 32 1h 2% 2 l l" ing. Win- ka Or Per- 8 101, -Daisy Atheiroy. 89, ‘also ran, le_and seventy yards; Weight, Jockey. 114" (Hicks) by Sir Kaight: 114, Albany_Girl 106, Aminte - 100, - Willlarh. 1 el Rorer 111, Mol- L Dan: 114, -Velos -111, k ‘I11, Thoughtless. 109, s0_ran, 108, furlongs;’ ' 2-year-clde; One 104; ia 112, Show ancer 108, Virgin y. A 104, Allyar 99, Orloff 104 1 txtebnth ‘miles, handi. olonsay 110; Guviota 99, th miles; three- ke . of . Kendal Condon 118, Atbciroy 106, nige, maiden Hock - 110; b 110, -Houviér 107 Bty yards, sell: ‘F, the. New \nn. First Race—Petra Our Nugget. econd Race—Sailor Knot, Satire, hird ce—Hazelwood, Race King, Ishiana. Fourtn Race—W. R. Conden, Tu- gai Bey. Duke of Kenda ¥ifth Race—Golden Mallow, Fern- Lelprie; Judge Fulton, ————————— DRAWING FOR CLASS SINGLEB_ Entry List Breaks All lecord- on the Coast. Seventy-four players entered the rlnss singles t ment to be played on the park courts to-morrow. This is by far the list ever heard: of in. this . The drawing for the follows: ary_round—James A Dunlap. First round—Harry Whitney; Sherwood H. nner of the Code-Dunlap iffin vs. Willlam Allen; vs George L. Baker. lay at owe 15. gest ent rel nu-ar) réund—S§. . Myrick: B McFarland. vs. | z - C. Sayre; ‘B. Adams VE. s F. W. Gomph.” Drolla ve. F. ¥ McFariand; Myziek” ] vtton. ve. winmer. of - Miiton vs. J. M. x,« ¥ Griffith: M. V. Littie vs.' ¥. Stapfl ve..D. B. Colton; Hamilton; H. Heilborn vs Turner; 3 Irving ve. E. M. Borpugh: L. Gunst v. W ;W Jobnson vs round (upper ha H M H. Martin ¥a. Donovan. "A Ville Long. First round.(lower half)—Dr. W A. Lovegrove ve. winner of Johnson- an match; J. C. Croks vs H umhr ———— SAN DIEGO, July 31.- Cockswain Fadden of the United States steamer Adame has been awarded @ Congressional medal of honor for fuving the Nie of o shipmate named Haw- & month ago. 2 Our Bessl | Billings' of - Chicago- and. driven by M, 1ard- Sanders, succceded - in :bréaking. her “Allen _Pay lO_DoIlars for | to Wmners Backers Bondage, The Giver and - Aladdin ArebutNoses ‘Apart Under the Wire Epecial Dispatéh to The Call HICAGO, July 3lL-Eight-year-old ‘ Brulare - captured the. " -féature . event to-day at Hawthorne, the mile and a sixteenth hdndlcap. by a°half length,.with ‘Bondage, The Glver and Aladdin ° noses ‘apart. - As.’'good as 10 to-1-was laid ugainst Brulare's chances;: Bessie McCarthy always suling favorite.” McCarthy would probably haye won with B -Detier ride.” Weather: Clear aud cooh track : cippy.” Summmary: FIRST RACE-One ille; purse. .. Betting. - Horse,” Weight, Jockey, . St.- % Fin. 20 10 1--Newtoria, 108 (5, Botner: 16 3 bl 15 to 1—Fullback: 109 (Robbine).. 9 3 2 1 1519 I lym Water, 100 (Knappl.i17 -3 h " me, 45 3-3. Start, good. - Wi dri Winner, C. & lquvn'nell\: br: ¢, m?nmrru‘;ngr Penzance-Luzelle. - King Rex 104 Marsha sen 104, ¢ 104, Pompey 109, Animula 104 Te Dr. Letand 104, Byimyal 101, Ten drift ‘104, Dobrowck {m n]no renne"‘ 1. Sow SECOND RACE—S(x furlann, selling, . Curate 105, -Sharpless 106, Silver Fizz Gracious 06, Jaubert 104, Som 1 Howendobler 96, Besheka- 98, -also n:rr:au 1 THIRD- RACE-Ofe and ‘a sixteenth m handicap. et - Horse, Weight; Jock: % Fin, Brulare, 104 - (Henry). . ;‘ llnlr: 4 to 1—Hondage, .98 (Rqbbing).... 7 4- 2 h ¢ fo 1—The. Giver, 105 (J. Reift).. 3 3 3.h Time, 1:49 Start* good.. - Won - driving. Winner, ‘W, W parden & Co’s b m. by Brad: ford-Hard to-Tell, Bess H e Aladdin 1 le Motar- 100, Warte Nieht 100, rym. 82, also an. - Huzzah lefr. e Vi FOURTH RACE-Six furlo ngs, sellin Betting. - Horse Welght, Jockey. . St. 5 to 10—Kentackian: 101(PRIlipsY 1 4 1—Automaten, 112 (Henry).. 4 3% 1 16 to .5—Silk ~Cord, 100.(Knight).] Time, 1:15, Start ‘good. - Won easl mer, - Durnell ‘& Herz's ch..h. by Pefizance-Lizzfe Charlie 102. Mocorits 106, Miracle H 101, pher 95, Censor 99, ‘also ran: Montrose. ainger Sir_-Christo- furlongs, selling Welght, Jockey. " - § to.1=—Apoilinaris, 95 (L. Wilson). o 1—Chapel,. 103" (W, Waldo) 10 b--Eweetle. 108 (J. ‘Relff) Time, 1:02 W. ¢ g8, purse: copd race, 3. furlorigs, Highweight. handi- ful ‘122, Sardine ‘118, . Uranfum -11 The ‘Kentuckian- 114;- Big Ben 111; 108, - First- Chip 108, Third race one and & half miles;. Superior handicap—John Bright 116, Lucien Appleby 114, Nitrate 108, John. McGurk -108, - Aladdfn - 104, Barca 92, Airlight. 90." . (Lycfen’ Appleby- ‘and - Nitraté, - Durnel .entry.) Fourth race, short-course, &tesplecha: @icap—Pau] Aker 136, Sendtor Matts Mm—nnmu lella. 133, -Handvice 132, Moranda 27, Nata 125, Hrm race, one -mf fin elghm muen Mlllnx— G 107, Ma land ‘103, . Fon- B Camptial Do [Bedlors” Dream: 83, . Barney " Burke 89, Fading Light' 84. i 0 Sixth race, ‘one mile—Grand Opera 110, Paul Whaley 104, "McGee 94, Abola 04, Laura Light- er 89, HAWTHORNE SELECTIO . ¢By ‘the Chicago Iiter: Oce First Race—Auditor, The Hebrew, Elwood. Se¢cond Race—The Sardine, Big Ben Third Race—John McGurk, Lusien Appleby. Alrlight. ourth = Race—Falella, Handvice. Fifth Race—Haviland, Our Bessie, Serge. Sixth Rage—Grand Opera, MeGee, Ahol 2 IS THE WORLD'S FASTEST TROTTER Lou Dillon’s Grand Per- formance in Exhi- bition Heat. Kentuckian, Moranda, CLEVELAND, -Ohio, July 31:—In " spite of a’heavy . breeze .that bléw down_the |'home stretch, Lou TiiHon, owred by-C. K. record ‘this ‘afternoon at- the ~Glenvill track. ‘That she did not break thé worl fecord “-for trofters, . 2025‘. “held” by Cregeeus for two vearu was’ due entirely | to e wind, ‘as’ she. -went- to” the three- ‘quatters-pole in 1i81%: Bit for the wind in hirt kftond As it was, being - 2:02%, time” by .three-quarters-.of a.sécond and beating” The Abbol s time. half'a secnnd Sdmmdr) 2:27 ‘trot” purse unoo—xobm “Zol ctraight Feats i 24230, BA% Sl n | King_Stminons, cess \lnd Ellen D Jim . Pug, Crescent - aisa started ! 2 215 . frot, - purse = $1000—Geor won two strajeht heats-in-2:101, Joymaker, “Ben Hall, Walter-Sml Foers ter, “Matiie- Smeltz, (r!:d Starr red Al Bock, Joe and Cleopatra also start 2Ci Special-exhibition plcln'—Dln Time: by qlune by Jce Fatchen.. 1:02° 1 2:02%. The irrigation .hours are now limited to from- 5 o’clock 0’9 o'clock a.” m. and fros oft. This is the first limit ‘on the use of | chinists and . helpers -at uie mnnequ water made in “Napa. The reason as- business houu 1 Betting Hofse. Welght, Jocke: St 5 to 1--Eva's Darling, 101 (Wnél)) % | f‘i“;“a 2 fol-+Sweet Toath.'106 (Henry). 9 2. 2 n 4 to 1—Maj. Dixon §3 (K. Phillips) 10 7. 3 3 wiime, :16 15 Start’good. - Won easily: L‘l:n;" Arthur & Brewer's b, m, by Bolero- Horse, Welght, Jockey. ~ St.. % Fin: 3_to 2-Colontal ‘Girt, )8 112", 10 t 1—Tom'( 282722 7.to. 1—Headwalter, 5.3 3w Time; 1:28 § Won' {4 capter. £ by Med-. dier-Springtide. 102, Otis* 115, Scotch Plaid 109, - Evening. Star, 102,” also’ rin., HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. CHICAGO.. July 31— Weather: ‘clear; track fast. . Hawthorne entries: 2 €~ $Ix - furlongs—Buccaner: 112 108, Auditor 108, The Hebrew' 103, Peter J. Somers 105, Black Wolt mén 102, gard to. the use of water. trom the malnm 1| track slow. ‘Bummary: . ° she. ‘would have made the- last -quarter | he was : Jt. took: her |- North_Shore Railroad on Juné 31, Jares -one Jgcond lunger‘ the .time for her mile | Tunstead,. one of the’ wealthiest. residents ‘beating .her own previous | of San. Rafael, ¥ rdina station” and al -thé. {rain started up.and the.corner of the. 1| who Tunstead.was, but he' wou 1a uhort time from ‘his illriess. caus Spacial Dispaicl’s t0/The Call. ST LOVIS, July 31 ~One “purs and’ five ordinary ~card -at ‘Delmar | to-day: 2 The Durse race -was :for two—yeur- olds ‘at five " turlonxs and inclyded eight’ starters,” Sadie Burch beirig’a hot pubHc favorite.- The ‘filly - won in a ‘drive ‘from Major Carpentér. Next {0 the -feature,’ the fourth .race, ‘at ‘one ‘and an- efghth intles; wvas most aitractive. . It was taken by Jodle F, which &ot up-just in time to beat * 'Pirmeer a " head. ‘_’Venther CIERI', FIRST RACB-Five. turlongs; purse: Betting. Horse, Weight. Jock: 910 5—Sagie Burch, 104 (Austin.. 7 to 5—Maj. Carpenter, 107 (!mlm) 710 1—Pinky B, 100 (Baker) 13550 Time, . 1:04%.". Start’ -good: on .-driviog. Winngr, Hays & Jacksin's_bi f. by Loyalist- La Duchess. Leech -103. Enigma 100, Bush ?mlm 102 Vagen 108, Fonsadera, 108, alsé an SECOND: RACE—Six rurlann. selling’ Bettin . % i 31 n Lution, 106 (Bridewl) 3° 1 3 to-1—Kitty ‘G, in. h 2% 102 (D, “Austin) 5 5 3 h. Time - ] Start. good, - Won driving: Vinner, J.W." Robinson's b.’ h. by.Carnegle: 3fistié 93, Hydrophobla 107, Stub 98, Lady Idris 102, Exapo 96, Pay the Fiddler 109. ' One’ More 109, Smart .Plet 109; Gowdy 93, also rap., : . THIRD - RACE-— —Five and a halt furlnngs, selling: Betting. Horse. Welght. Jockey. st % 11 to-10-—~Rainlind, 108 {Sheehdn) 2 2 1 3 6 to. 1—Ingolthrift. 96 (Bridewel) 4 128 5 to '1—Bugler. 98 (D. Austin).. 13 32 Time. 1710, Start Hook: “v'unh ndlly Win: ner,. Mis. ‘M. Goldblat's 13 ble. “Ocyrahe 100, - Damt Betting ~ Horée, Welght; Jockey 13 1o 5—Josfe ¥, 98 (F: ith! 9 to B—Pirateer, 90 7 to i—Orpheum, 90 (Bridew Time, 1:57. driving. 23 Barrows b £ by Bt Fiodss Boa: South Drecas. 95 Tudge Contelil o0; W.B. Gatés 100, also ran. FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs, sellisig: Betting. Vi S n - good. ner, A B.. Ticheners.b. f. Bounding- Cectl, - Joe. Gos “Tangent Zirl 106, Lynch 102; Hmm— 105, Suea Bister. 06, Mike Strauss 111, also ran; by -Gallantry SIXTH ‘RACE—One muc and_seventy varas, | ' selling: . B, lie- Dflm.x Dr: 80,: Tambourine 9 DELMAR Em’nms. ST ~LOVIS, July Weather clear; track’ slow: . l)('lmlr “entrie: : Firet race - mile and‘severity’ yards. selling— ‘Aransas-99, " Eocrys 104 Rochester 104, Vérna Rice 95, Géneral Dix &8, Goo Goo 86, Burlap’ #4, Hansbrough 101; Kings Court 1027 Poyntz 104,: Matgie 8 87 Noweta. 89, Eliza Cook.87: Seoond.raceé, “sever . furlongs, : purse—Cres- #1da 92, Lady. Vasht| 02 Golden' Glitter 95, Star- Gazer: 97 Lasso 95 Mabel -Winn.: 96, -Third race, five and.a, half furlongs purse— Maxrose 105, Brancas -108 ~Athena. 105 -~ Lord Hermence 108, Hugh MecGowan 105, Angelee ‘105 . Check Mr)r‘an 105:. ht. Carrick. 105 xmr. Fourth race, mile and twenty yards, seliing, Auktin: stake-—Miss: Mae Daj 107 Evea-G. 96, Jordan® 105, “Miss - Golightly 101,” Helen - Print .-Fjtzkanet. 105, Fifth- race, six..furlongs . handicap-—Stand Pat 98 Kindred 100 Hilee 105, ‘Croix' d‘'Or 106, , Belvino 100, 5 Sixth- race, . one snd ‘three-sixteenth: milles,. NVurner. 104, :Ida Penzance. -103, -Gin Memphian: 98, . -Never - Such, 91, }“‘hyrd Incognita 104, The - Way ce. milé ‘and- seventy. C-rlalr 01 Phil /\rrhlbald 104; 1140, Mission 102, - Sir “Paul 102, Brown ‘Vail:104 ST. LOUIS GELECTIO\S. CBy the *} Race — Burlap, Hegira -95, TNowetn, | ond Race—Lasso, Lady M-hel “lnh. SThitd. ~Race =— nrd Hermenu, Clieck Morgau, Angéle; rm;n n e——l?‘nlk-'net, Miss Mae erh\lemphi-l. mn:- telle, Gin Spray. S Seventh Race — Hegira, Brown ail, Emma_ Meyer.. James Tunstead Ha: Another Mlsforbune m'Ma.rm. : &pecial-Dispatch to The Call.. - SAN-RAPAEL, July victim “of -the: wreck * on was put- off & train this ‘afternoon’ because he did o have .money to -pay" his fare.. ' Mr.. Tunstead’ claims. he: hui & trip ticket from. San Anselmo t Rafael -and . that Conductor. Brady punched the wrong. part-of the ticket .on the irip to this city. On the return:trip 0 3. Belle |- Conductor George Lewis refused to honor. |- and ‘L:dy cmuunum the ticket or to believe that-Briidy.made n“mm 'the mistake, and further refused to'allow Tunstéad " to-. wait _until ‘he reached’ his -destination so that he z-omd secure mnne_v stopped-the trqg T as he bout . to .alfgh! .car struck ‘the ‘turéd in_the Pos . Conductor Lewls state: “his’ faré_so he- put himoff.” 2 Tunstead “has" nnly been. out:of doon .the nature of a oonpronln. selling . races ‘made up a very| -| Thursday | weight. an) S ing . Wour eastly. ~Win-|" | there would ‘be no fight.: ‘| t1on there. were' cries” for the: p Sister | shifl, “--] at ‘Corbett’s ‘'would bg' issuéd. to the men’ G- “:.»Ifih the gallery. t.here was a !ll‘gh( -rush for | iL-Even- though | t G 3 “the | ‘| side: his place and "all tliqsé who hold h Hireie wes o mpney i, but- AL smun ‘| manager of O"Keete, Inform to-night that | - : ]’ The clul - *] bt one and growlng ‘When' he came: here‘ from Chicago_he thought he: ¢ readily.” scale 133.-pounds, ‘the’ ligh ‘welght limit. - When weig 1nx <in’ came ye:(elda 'J uu;nenge the winer. of the Jexmes cers bett- figlit 4. for l-nlght hen Dave Barrs O'Keefe, say: coulid -have. weiihed in hnndfly t 1l lightweight limit- with” ordinary - care' as to food.and exernlse. to \uma Britt, who represents. ] er, that ‘©'Keefe -wasd' having. some diffi- culty in getting down o ieight, but: they apparently thought it ‘was a matter of 'bul a’ pound- or s6 and did nething about it ‘Willie Britt, and: Al Smith, who represent.’ €d O'Keefe, - had: a tacit, Understanding that. they would not ‘haggle over-a slight | difference in weight. With this ‘under- standing Smith drew-down $250 ‘which he had ‘posted as a forfeit. - Britt's terfell wag never posted. : O’KEEFE IS OVEBWEIGHT When it came time“to Wwelgh in yeste) day' afternoon O'Keéfe réfused 1o ledve his hotel -and go. to Corbett’s. - He ac- knowledged -to ‘being lhrac pounds over- - Finally, -after’ much urgihg,. he| agreed to’ welgh in the presence of - Willle: Britt -and. one rhan repreuenllng the San I"r;mcisco Athletic Club. : When he’stood on-the ‘scates it was-found’ he was:nine | and one—h_alt poundu overwelght, lnatead of ‘three. * LO'Keefe wouifl give no explznauon of his. neglest 'to -get to” welght, He “either feared Britt -er. wanted the Advanmle which the addad weight would have given him. ‘He indulged himsélf. yesterday, eat- ing a Jhearty luxmhenn and . then disposing of a_dinner before the time ‘set for welgh- 5 . When Britt saw O’Keete 8 condulon hi! declined 'to’fight. This did not deter the club management from’ continiing: the sale. of tickets; and:a steady stream:'of sctators flowed into the. Pavillon untit 9| “0’clack, " The house was -slow -to: realize In:fact,'when fed ‘the Titg to.explain When Britt “secureéd: attention ' he hl test “anid “made - the weig! Mr: 0! Reate Dromiscd: t4 wel gh 133 pounde.und failed to-do e §s ine and a:half- pounds over “welght ‘and 'I" won't. fikht “him. went | to- Portland .and - foukht - O"Keere -and . got the | worst:of it. * I-then traveled to-Butté, Mont.. and fm:u"rl:n & draw. hut I-Fave nothing 1 say_al a cameé here to-night o fight -O"Keéefe: -but. will: ot 80" 50 bec?:?y he' weighed .in'this- afternoon -at : *14214 pounds. ‘T | am ready.to fight.any man in the wdrld At 183 olinds.” It would ‘not be fair to iy -backers if.| were to flghi: O'Keefe at his presént weigl There have beén fumors that. Mr. O'Keefe was golnig. fo.11¢ -down .to. me.- I don’t want any- bedy- to. He down "to'.me. unless- hedoés so from ‘a good stiff- punch.. The club-managérs u-.tmxzma known .that O'Keefe. .was over wei “MonEeY 18 REFUNDED. When' Britt' liad conicluded ‘O'Keefe' én- tered the -ring. with. the club announcer: He' was hissed and jeered. at. - The :éx- planatfon he wishied to make ‘was that he was. young ‘and. growing. He thought he ¢ould make 133 pournds:easily but found he could not do’s6. : A’ voice from:-the gallery asked: Aidn’t “Yie 'say, all -this yesterday?" Another said: “All I want iz my- money.back:"”" By this’ time !wo hoxers who: . wera scheduled. to appear. ln a-preliminaty ot entered the . rin; ¢ “Why 0od mtertainment they tAs a_result of- his® pro- test Capfain- Mntfmey réfused to let t}m Fiéored the. ‘ciptain’ mr’ fakéen. T }n which. the- spé valllon took hooung’at .O'Keefé and t there . was ‘no. other demonstration. it. was- anncrunc.ed- that- tickets red"m“], no further ‘disorder. - Hundreds' o( -ticket " holders crowdhd ‘Corbett’s last night. trying-to coliget their nroney. - They ' were directed fo -return, thiis morning. Harry ‘Corbetf is not inter. ‘estéd -in the San ‘Francisco Athletic Club. Tltkeu"were sold at the cigar stand--out- .coupons.can collect from. the ticket seller: at .the: cigar. stand. After. he leff the rlfll’ Brltt made thlu statement: . am_greatly dlupwlnted. 4 tn mlly and’ was ready to figlit O'Keeu but M one”could expect' me to.9 against a . man " welghing ne‘rly un pounds: more than T do. There. Was -2 Ve ent between -us. 0y matter . nr'wflem for .being ‘overweig] the -§200 farfelt. monéy. sco Athl 4 & st trainipg - known he was over.wels it lm:h and 1, a1 maitty |l 1 was a m = No. over wefght. it very. n-el a loser, but | lumgc n-hl co_Athletic’ Club sald: -~ ub gffictals tried 16, bein : ; ot ‘the principals s uva‘i::;;. his agreement 1y, But WIF prove its good intentions. by refund. Ink_every dottar. "AIl uem-nom;'.' Wil be pala ‘whit is due ehem. | We were lea"to pa: feve all” alorg. that mea were under t.- learned w-nwn mg ‘el clmg his wa.sp—uke £ the fdvpr. of a. real battle. The petite ‘Mrs; Pitzsimmons:and Mrs.. Delaney, ‘wife | of.Trainer: Delaney, -were’ on ln.nd early “The two big -began a long rotind -of . Jat. least” seven ‘miriutes’ dura- tion’ of ‘tugging and lugging’ and pushing and wmslilng,-thll tested “the strength and staying powers of each, but especially of Fitzsimmons, whose, honeymoon _trip caused a relaxation in’ his ‘training. Like a distressed maririer scanning the horizon 1.for".a sail, Bob- would peer about from ‘un- ‘der the ‘huge arms of Jeffries for the | nmekeeper, with an nlmo-t pleading look. on -his. face, and; with all hope finally gone, hollered -out:: “‘Oo the deuce is tha - timeReeper?’” This ended the round. . The -exercise is a 'trying one, and while Fitzsimmons' face looked: like: a. well--done lobster from the effects - of -the ordeal,” Jeffries, with ‘streams of - perspiration. oozing from' his giant frame, appeared none the worse for weat ‘and -tear. *Fitz” himself has al- ‘most - an unlimited - reserve fund of strength, - but ‘in' ‘Jeft's” hands was as submissive as. a-rat in the-clutches of a fox-terrier. ‘For more’ than an hour previous to this Jeffries ‘went through ‘a steady- grind: of exercise . with.the- gymmxslum apparatus. ‘As a pipe opener he skipped. the rope 1000 times,” went; through ‘a phantom -exercise | [ with the dumbbells and then worked.the wrist and’ rowing maclines. 'The cham- pivn- kept-saying-thut He feit'so good that “‘Brother-Jack': Jeffries, telt but: “hostilities , . were- post- Ling;’ Then- the a until after the noon hour: alled”off and the lhady nooks were. nll | eorrgled. 3 > Before Jeff:and Bob put ori: ‘the- sloves.' the: latter “was Joilying:. :the rhamplon. about the: appl‘oflchlng hinness. his hair on- the ‘crown; “saying: _“Ycu 1 soon be in ‘my -and ‘Delaney's . class. cut cloge. before: he. came:: up - here.. - But it _seems: Jeftries ‘is superstitioys on ‘this score and . refuses to part. with his Sam: son ‘locks.”. “I' never came 8o mear get- ting licked, i my. life,’ ‘said. Jeffries, ‘‘as Bob Fitzsimmons has an idea.that h. and Tom Skarkeéy: would make 'a good drawing-card. - Bob. thinks, many. who-lost on.him when Wyatt Earp. handed out his famos . declsion . would like' to see: him ‘give the sailor a good" tmuncln: just. Lor old _times" ‘sake. Theré :would . be. sume jatisfaction. in ‘this,”.and - the -duo might attract a big crowd: Amonx the: Tecent. aprivals’in, camp is “+“Chalk!”.. friend "and -énthusiastte admirer-of - the amplon: .and at. a sporting regort” in- |'San. Francuco me other day. oftererl to. Be\“en one. of . Jim Corbet'{ Piqrf =3 looklng for” ‘any a °F! E MULHOLLAND‘ 3 age- in - fistic combat with ‘the .swarthy hamplon “of the.ring; Jamu Jeffries. ‘the play Jim will'have as’an opponen | cateh-as-catchi-can wrestling bout Actor Edward Ratcliffe, who has rehearsed the grapple and throw - 'turn wi'lh thc Xoxer-on several.dceasions.: . With the -yes of the shrewd Tnmmy Ryan upon- him Corbett® put ‘in_a.frolic- |.F ‘some, time at-his.iraining quarters yes- terday.. He sparred with Sam Berger and Yank' Kenny; and walléped the bag, going in all twelve ounds' af -a- fast- clip. In. the afternoon baseball. - feams “seleg! by- Jim”™ Corbett and. his:brother,” Tém Corbett, mixed In- ontes nrlc; _time: since Jim- has been.at Croll's Gardens: his nine won the game, the score [ resulting 30 to' 15 .“Fom- ¢laims “that h signed some ‘players on ‘the- recommend: | interesting - features ~save .the’ fast Joé Kennedy-: and“; ‘that they -were . in. for-a“thorough’going. over and.[* weather. Was 50 -wafm: eveérything was’ Trainer| ‘| Delaney remarked: . toid - himi to have At | Mésserly ‘(unassisted). ‘Passed balls—Gortoh 3 | Time ol game—1. hour. 56, minutes. Umpire— |- San:-Franc| ‘Roberts. -Chalk is -an old-time| 1t :Joe Kennedy {8 160kifg" for a mateh | “Hogan: ‘Leunum Puzzles: Former’ “Team- réstling: ravie’ done to equip, him. 't en- o~ big 481 restling with the latter, |-* on: the diamond and for the, LONE TALLY Hall Has Them Guessing in “All. but Fourth, When They = Score Sahwart; doms Peter’s’ - Forces, but His Pres: ence Fails to. Enthuse STANDING OF- m:'cx.‘v.vsu‘ OR:the'.third time: vlihout a break the Angels c-ntu,ed ;v-y from. the yuterdl! nfumdon without 4’ great - deal of effor: t leeméd south: got buny xnd won qut.. - Scere, 4 The .Cripples ¢ould: not _hit Hlll at all ‘Orie’ four * safe_singles. were made. off his | puzzling assortment. - Three . of - these came: alltogether’ in - the- fourth -round. | Thig brought ‘in’ a-run. for the: Cripples ‘and_saved them from. the ‘disgrace of a ‘| whitewash, -which:would -u:ely have hap- pened’ had not luek: been: with them. ‘The: game was slow and devoid of any and snappy flelding ot Buck Francks:and Jim- my ‘Toman, 'These rival:shotstops were in._the best kind of form and- played the game as it is seldom -the fortune of the fan' to- behold. Wheeler- at second base for Los. Angeles committed three errors | for: his- team and seemed unable to stop anything that came his way. Lee was . wild -for the most part, but during the ‘early portion-of the game he pitched well and “held the- Angels down. But as soon as they-began to land on him the Fest was e¢asy. - Dillon got the only long hit of the game, a two-bagger to_center. field In the ninth inning. Charley Schwartz, the former Seattls, second: baseman, who was lately traded’ to Oakland, played his first game with the latter team yesterda: He was well re- ceived by the crowd and accepted his few chances ‘at third base in-good form. He failed to do anything with-the bat and his presence on the team did not seem to_in- fuse any life into the Cripples. The score: land ABRBPA 14 p~|'ooaoco—°e PN T YOS Bl cnBrmanmis El acé—a-—eae 58, 1 2 o o Stofenbases—Moskiman, . Smith,~ Hoy.. ‘Br- rors—Wheeler: 3,- Francks, Baxter.. -Messerly: “Two-base: hit—Dilion. . Satrifice: hits—=Wheeler, Baxter, Toman, ‘Smith, First base on errors— 2, Los Angeles 2. - o' Hall 1, off. Lee 4. -Left. on- bascs-— Lo ‘Angeles. 10, ‘Struck : out—By- !4! 1. - Hit by-pitcher-—Hall. * Dou- Ble " playa—-Baktes "to - Francke. to - Meiserl O'Connell. MA.RLAND SKOWB Ul’ wn.r. Portland’s = New - Twirler "~ Allows s Uncle’s. Men Three Hits. - PORTLAND, July ‘31.—San’ Francisco . was able to hit McFarland, Portland's new ‘twirler, but three'times to-day.’ Lindsey was hit ef- sectively. - The work-of. both. téams_was- fast, | but without special feature. . Attendance, 5000. Score: 2 R H B 20040021 %8 135 00000601 3 .0 Batteries—McFarland. and ‘Vigneux; Lindsey. and_Jacobs, - Umplre—Levy: . - - N SEATTLE, Portland .. and won:from. Sacramente: with ease this afterfioon, - though' Drohan's ‘wildhess® gava the fsitors four - rung ln, e last. tyo: inninga. Score: f Seatile 11101003 20 2 ox—1 Sacramento .:..:0:00.0 0003 1 Baumu—broh-n and. Wilson: om‘ 10: 9% 53] and SYDKANE wms B’Y A BW mates and Hits. Ouit.a Hom: Run. “ STANDING OF THB.. cm:n - from’ Los. Arigeles: before the. game’and “Angels down to elght hits. - Ho knocked r time up. Auamuncu, 3 0-0\)00110-& .000:010900-2 “Battéries-Leibhardt and _Hansoh Jommn- and . Hildebfand. Umpire—Warner. | TACOMA, July 31.—Helena's batting was terrific; all of. Baker's passes were costly and the contest to-day was one-sided, the locals bdnl unable to hit Carter consecutively. Muller each made two home runs. The fleldln‘ of both teams was lax, catches by Lawlor and Fay being the only mmm Score: ma nnnneo—(.‘nur and Carrisch; Baker and Mont., July 31.—Zearfoss’ failire to UTTE his feet in_the fitth gave Four little hits, off Stovall. ball at Whan. 42 430° \ H E{ uuaosom-xa 4.3 ©002000001—3 8 3 | % “For. a whils.| gone: aut of- existence, the Iuck of ‘Lohiman's ‘mén’ saved. thetr | “opponents from scoring runs-t! 'dué to" be made. at any: minut ¥st base on called. [ July :31:—-Seattls: batted . Cutter | i FOOTBALLERS AR_E _ACTIVE Formation ~of Teams Ma'kés for Dissolution Old - Association Olymplc EIéQen Wwill Enter Field‘and - Uni- -versities- May Come In A prospects. of ‘the approaching sea- son. . G- S.°'McCallum, R. A. Hook- er, J. ‘Forrest.and D. Jamieson have re- :turned _to California and are surprised to observe the. interest felt.in the game. " Toward the end of last season_the San Francisco - Association Football Club had the Independent Club lacked ‘cohesion,: thé Amesican-Brit- ish. Rifles were” Interested-in baseball or |-ericket and the Vampires were taking up Vlacrogse. At the. present.time, though, ‘SSOCIATION. footballes are al- réady “beginning-. to discuss the how- 1o Sah’ Francised Glub-s dead: the Tn- ever, nd _then the. unckeu from th sunny‘ de;em‘}enu s g are . well - organized and stronger-than evér in- numbers, the Al- “blons-ef Oakland have become .the Alblon Rovers and-are. in ‘a -vigoreus condition, ‘while: the Vamplires, though there i1s said to’ be.:some. Internal dissension; have a £00d ol of .members. .The :American-British ‘Rifles have al- most all- thelr ‘old ‘players ‘and can make up-an.excellent ‘eleven.- The Albica Ro- " vers- gave ‘an: entertalnment in -Gler's Hall; Oakland, - last. sday evening. The Seamen's Institute will’ continue to be-anassociate ‘club 'of . the .California League. The-loss of -the. Sln Francisco Club will be more than made up. by the new clubs which have beén-formed, namely. the Oe- ecidental, - the Thistle,- the Haywards and the “French Association - Football clubs. The Olympic *Club will -also’ put 4 team into-the: field and it Is expected that the universities of - Stanford- and California willmake up elevens, H. Roberts and’ Liemtenajt Edgar Pom- éroy have just returnéd from a vacation in’ Senoma- City,-during which they in- troduced - association. “football. to- the vouths, of that. town, many of whom are forid : of . outdoor: Sports, The -general meatiiig -of - the "California ‘Assoclation -Foothill Leagué wil be held on Tuésday :evening.. -The.annual ‘dimner will probably be-set for fwo: weeks later. Abouf. a month’ from-now the Assoetation Football Leam will: organize. and elect [ officers - for -“the ; coming - season. The medals ‘won.- by’ -the . American-British Rifiés. for thé ehampionship of last season ‘will’ be:presentéd’ at the annuel dinner. Franz Kossuth Declares ‘Premier Must Reas- -sure Public: - “BUDAPEST,. July 31,—A warrant has ‘been issiied for thé -arrest of former Dep- uty Dienes; who ‘was charged in the Diet ‘Wednésday. with -havipg attempted to bribe - Depuly Zoloman . Papp with 10,000 Kroner to desert ‘the obstructionist party and lea “Budapeést. ‘The lower. housé ot the Diet to-day ap- pointed committee of inquiry to investi- gate . the brfbery:.scandal ‘and adjourned ‘uitil: the ‘¢cominiftee is° téady to report. : Prior- to, this .Franz . Kossuth ‘made a “speeck ini-which he declared that in. view of-the ¢ nfeuk)n of Governor Fiume that r@spons!bre for :he attempt e, ‘was, : Kossuth -added, office.. Kouuan remiarks were' loudly. ~heered by::the. member! of. the::left party. &plyin; ‘to houulm Premier Heder- -vary promlsed 10 appear before the com~ lnitv.ee ~of: tnqulry and said he considered in’ ngaIns& the country as himself. if he resigned as ossuth. ‘statement ' was cheered ~Af a meebing of lhe Independent party to-day. . Frank Kosfluth was re-elected "n;e bflbery ominission assembled this nd-- after -Deputy Papp, who chlrged that” éx-Deputy -Dienes ahd at- ‘tempted -to bribe him with 10,000 kronen serf. -the” obstructionist party and Budapest, had given his evidence, | Courit -Szapary confessed that he was the authof of the -whole affair. He exone- mfcd Premier Hedervary and asked par- |'don for his’ act, which, he admitted, had injured the dignity of Parlfament. g Qo Do Pl i Roumanian Jews Emigrating. . BUCHAREST, July. 3l.—Lack of work in Roumania is causing a renewed exodus on a large scaleé of Jewish work- men to America. The emigrants are in- terested by foreign Jewish societies. @i played for Salt Lake to-day and they backed up Quick's fine -pitching well and hit Maupin bard. Errors piled up the score against Mau- pin; McGilligan having three at critical times. Score: H B 4 3 R H B 7 - 4| geattle .. 100012 6 4 B.lnerlen—Dnrvllu m Swindells; Stovall nu Lake . 5200658 1 1 and Zearf Batteries—Maupin and Stanley; Quick and .smm July - sl.—'n- lnnrunu all! Anderson. Umpire—Mahaffey. e — tion of Jim and that.they gaye him the | - doubrp ‘cross and the vlclory tohis’ um us. ral;uv > 5 Well known as.an ‘athlete .and writer -on ure, ageli.33. He was chmmup mo-yua sprinter.’in" . America. tén ‘years ago, and 'was one. of ‘the team that beat the’ Lén- jon _Athietic, Club- so- decisively ati M field several yéars ago: { NATFANT, Mass.,, July: 3k—The fea'ture or to-day's play in thé Nahant invitation . tennis tournament was the 'h between ‘the Larned brothers. .and fthe Doherty brothers, with the lu(er wlnnlnHl, ————————— - Mundy Defeats Egan: cmc.lmo. July 3L.—Roswell F. Mundy | of the -Riverside Club to-m fl-lulu 2 ‘Walter #n of Exmoor in the match, the Bcnno-.h m on tln Onwentsia Golt Clnh L& ‘sporting topics, died to:day: of heart fail-"