The San Francisco Call. Newspaper, September 22, 1904, Page 10

AN FRA SEPTEMBER 22, 1904. NCISCO CALL, THURSDAY, 10 BOXER BERGER DEFEATS MICHAELS IN OLYMPIAN GAMES PRELIMINARY BERGER SCORES (MOTTLED TEAM |SYDNEY PAGET’S GREAT FILLY TEACRESS |CHAMPS REGAIN [HOLD FRESHMEN EASY VICTORY| ROUTS ANGELS| WINS SENSATIONAL RACE AT GRAVESEND) WINNING FORM| DOWN TO ZERO - chool Boys —— Defeats William Michaels of Peter Lohman Turns Loose|After a Great Stretch Run|Nmmnie Hodge Wins a Sen-|Favorites Have Hard Time Athleties Battle Hard but! Berkeley High <t. Louis in Preliminary| a Weird Crew, but They| She Leads Out Gamara sational Race From Katie | Winning on Heavy Track Fall Twice Before B‘os- Prevent 4'<.»lle,t:e Ynufhs Round of Olympian Boxing| All Play Fine Baseball a Neck. Powers at Harlem. at Delmar. ton's Superior Playing| From Getting Over Line \(HMIDT X IS IX"INCIBLE Special Dispatch to The Call. Bpecial m“""l"’ The Call. Special Dispatch to The Call. CLARKSON DROPS GAME FHEL L( )SS OF SPERRY SER OUICKLY FLOORED e . = LOSER Q1 ICKLY FLOORE GRAVESEND, Sept. 21.—With clear,; CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Long shots| ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.—Favorites had » cold weather which gave the jaded|were much in evidence at Harlem to- | a hard time to-day on a track that was 4 =l e N ’ Sy : Is Dazed by a Right Huokl( 'ommuters Bunch a Lot of | racegoers new zest in living, the third | day, Useful Lady being the only fav- | heavy. Two odds-on choices were the | Reds Take New Yorkers by Frequent Changes in Make- s Tane X e : in 8 day of the Brooklyn Jockey Club's fall | SFli¢ to win. Some interesting cohtceld | only favorites to win Weather clear: | gy rprise, Administering a| up Account for Poor to the Temple and Is Hits on Baum in Second |mecting was run oft in the presence of iere, decitied, although the {rack was | Attendance 3000. Summary: = urprise, ! g a | B ” e WY - condition, being > FIRST RACE—Six furlongs; three-year-olds 13 "] ~ g s - . 2 0 hree | !arse attendance. There was only| heavy. The att . ©was Hght. | ana up: - Double Defeat to Giant howing at Football Never Strong Thereafter Round Which Net Three|?2 * stake on the card, the Flatlands, | Probably the best vaes of the after- | Dettng. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. % ¥in . y s 2 AREs T R — but the steeplechase and the one and! noon was the third, for which Judge 20 to 1—Loca, 108 '(fiice)l.. '1} :;1"’}'?1 ——— —_—— one-quarter mile handicap were both| Himes was a redhot favorite. It was 77 {0 1—Tenian, 105 (Gullet) .. o = eason, 105 (Dgn) 5 23 38 STANDING OF THE CLUBS. BERKELEY, Sent. 21L.—Eleven MNt- i SR P A STANDING OF THE CLUBS. LOUIS. Sept. 21.—The amateur full of interest for various reasons. won by Nannie Hodge, at 7 to INin the art good. Won easily, Win- » : L Ser | , @ 1 . . tle fellows from the Berkeley \oxing contests which are being held dney Paget's splendid filly, Tea-{betting, in a sensational finish. The | ner, C.’ Doyie's b. m. (3) by Donald AcSaille | (National League) | =~ = \_«_’h lU i Seovn. Ay, - BerNeliny l.‘.'f-n of* uspice: e lympic cress, finished first in the Flatlands| Darden filly led all the way and, show- | Woodford. "Vineland 106, Juba 105, pey | . L. =] (A School made it so warm for the Cali- nder the auspices of the Olymp 3 111, Bisuka 106, Hickory Corners 111 onia | New York.99 i Rt S i selling stakes after having apparently ing great gameness at the end, beat | jyp 'giuis 100 HUTRORE CORRERE 100 S Cvy | Pittsburg | fornia freshmen on the university cam- zames were OF nu‘v “ gh(’ e pehu; hc;psless]j‘ out of l: lhll':)ugh b'lz— ?:t Katie Powers, a 15 to 11 sho}:‘ bY | Faithful 105, finished as named. :,tpmtl:fil [lus) this afternoon that the bigger fel- VY-S s ing jostled and outrun in s early ree parts of a length. Felipe Lugo ey S levatad lows couldn’t score in either half of the rger of San Franciseo | peter Lohman gathered a motley | stages. Both Lincroft and Bank beat] was a neck away and a head in front | SECOND RACE—Five and a balf {urlongs: | proqyiyn et Grlal &1 Saethalh. T traudiascs d&8 wat sion over WA | 11r0ns of baseball players yesterday |the barrier and sailed away several) of Judge Himes. Summary: Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. % Fin. | Boston 345/ Detroit AL seem (5 get together- and. e ; L e rushed Ber- | and took a lastrchance by turning lengths in front, but Gamara raced| pIRST RACE—Five furlongs; purse; two- |12 tc l—Anna Lee, 99 (Thomer). 7 22 11 | Philadel 1/Washingtn 33 102 R th- gee- Ngedher ARl S WaS Michasis TURBRS S them loose against the Angels. All|UP fast and had a little advantage over | year-ola: 4 t0 1—Ethel's Pride, 100 (Austn) 3 11%2 % | never any time when they had the high ger, who is right > the l:m- (e fane wore® bioiiiien st “:e, Lincroft for the remainder of the con- | lietting, FHorse, Weight, Jockey, St. % Fin. | 1110 1—-Meetia, 93 (Williams). - 9 sdlrl\:'": (AMERICAN LEAGUE.) [ school bovs’ goal in danger. Rather it ple, se the Sper - LOR 2 Bt s i Y| test. Then Teacress, which had been ! ST ie SR (uunt) AC0% W T hiart | BO0% Soscerer-Marie | BOSTON, Sept. 21.—Henley weak- | was just the other way, for five min- pletels s was floored | saw Moskiman at third, Stark in Ju-|at least eight lengths behind Gamara {-x to 2—Padre, 99 (Nicol)....... 9 e 3% b 135 r.m;.ehr‘e“ ;04 'L;'dnyowD.’) Chancy | ened in the fifth inning of -the first | p 4 in each nearly outlie Streib’s clothes and Graham mak- | and which was forced to make the turn | “ne 3us 25" 'or,eoomet? Son eaily. | 80, Monceram 90, Lella’ Honter 95, Bdith Vice | cor . 10 1€ L o e ontrol was | Loce after play began the Berkeleyans when the ling high signs from far-away left| wide, came so fast as to electrify her Winner, J. Brignardello's ch. c. by The Chev- [ 99, Yithel Barry 100, Glenfinlass 95, finished as B . had the ha}l so nearly over the fresh- field. But the Angels did not do any | backers. In a whirlwind of applause | alier-Charicote. Logistilia § , Lady Hasbioo named. L;‘e‘;ffné ':‘gg"ig;%df‘;';nim;‘z:’mf“:' e goal line that it was uncomfort- e 'y ; * llau . Fa . They i 100, EQ Farly 97, Torpedo 106, Rathskeller 98, —— 2 3 s vas an ex- | able for the “rooters.” It was largely GANS T IS UP. laughing. Far from it. They took |she got up in the last strides and won THIRD RA wenty yards; T a < 8! 8 second money. Scoré, 4 to 1. by e neck from Gamara, with Bank,| F*¥ Grandma 100, finished as named. e e e i citing battle down to the close. At-|accidental, no doubt, but accidents Al Hereford Posts $1000 for a Match | It can be justly said that Oakland | which was shut off on the far turn, &| SECOND RACE—Six _furlongs; selling; | Betting. Horse, Weignt Jockey. St. 8 Tin. tendance 8500. Scores: | often win football games. It ali ended - 133 Pounds. never played a better game. No one | close third. Merry Lark was an equal- | three-year-olds and upward: 3 to 1—Behoove, 114 (Gisborne).. 5 42 .1.5- First game— v R. H E.[0to0. With Brity at 133 amager, | €77ed and hard chances were eaten |ly close fourth. The stake was worth | Betting. Horse, Welght, Jockey. St. % Fin. 18 {2‘{:3}52385“3@“&&?;""’5 33 3n ggi‘ll:dn phia :§ 1 7| The freshmen weakness was due A} Hereford, Joe Gams' manager (iike luncheon. Moskiman: played | 81713 to the winner. Summary: L e Y Time, 1:34. Start good. Won driving. Win- | Batteries—Dineen and Criger; Henley ana | MOSUY to the absence of Sparry, who reached here last might from Balti-|third base as 1 as Jimmy Collins | piRST RACE—About six furlongs; handicap; | 6 ta 1—Muresca. 104 (Knapp.... 1 26 32 |Ter, W. W. Elliott's b. m. (4) by Lamplighter- | Noonan. | is now of the varsity, and the frequent saere. §iis was to post $1000 | and the way Dun- | ail ages: 2 % iome, 1018 Start caaaVPion ensily. Win- | L& Quive.” Sigmund 10, First Chip 112, Dr. | Seccnd game— R. H. E.|changes in the line and backs. It was n cash as to bind a match | the torrid ones! Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St. Fin. | ner, L. Marion & Co.'s b, &. (}) by King Eric- | Riley 100. Tangible 109, Albany Girl 109, Joe | Boston 4 8 3lall to the disadvantage of the fresh- itt at 133 pounds for | around short made some of the fans | 7tol—Invinclble, 93 (W. Davis) 4 21 1% | Red Cap. Barkelmore 107, Falernian 101, Ber. | Dousherty 114, finished as named. D tietiean Gibaon and Doran; Coskley, Plank | M, but then they ought to have done htweight championship of the forget Buck Francks ever drew a 3 3% 32% | pice b4 Allista 06 Watermelon 08, Jim Halel rOURTH RACE—Six furlongs; two-year- | and. Nooman. ey, FIa%% | better with their superior weight and 2 m}z-zll.-;:v' lr:‘\m Lai Ewing. B 5 “4] 11 3-5. Start fair. Won handily. . " - ;’I‘dt'lln:‘nflg::e e s ® a Slsx‘ulioLgs. Sepld. 21.—Cleveland defeated | experience. Snowdon, right half, was ates that Gans is { Then, to make everythin, right, | Winner, Alb le & ') % % = . el 3 3 A 2 . B u! ere to-day 1 -stded . | > , S et is to meet | Schmidt pitched real big league ball, | Bracelet.” Van News, Wotsn Mortrar Hing | arlfRD RACE—Seven furlongs; purse; all | {to1—Allen Avon, 113 (Dugan) 5 1% 14 | Glade was knocked out of the bog in the | Soout the only freshman who distin . y ned . e A - | Cole, Roseben, Blue ‘and Orange, Toscan, Gold | Jietti; 20 to 1—Miss Jungle, 98 (Seder).. 8 31 2 113 | second Inning. Attendance, 1200. Score: guished himself, his attacks on the line already planned, cept for one run in the second in- | < . e, . Betting, Horse, Weight, Jockey, St. % TFin. | "4 53 Ay 103" (H. 4 24 3 v: " of these|ning, the Angels never could get | iy Duttling, Grenade and Councilman fin- | 7 to 1-Nan Hodge, 100(Lannon) 3 13 1% Time, - 1:21% s“.ré"':lin’a"'wt,; ay. | se. Lous i e hemgdal;nys gg“m] . SN :m f g, A e ot | ished as ns 2 N 3 1! »1 i . 1:21%, % st. ¥ 7 . Peck, S 3 Mil- matches is 1y rry to the ones he was unloading. | o oo 1 o e o ) 8 33 3n |Wimner. W. 5 Price's oh. . by Aloha-Avola. | Cleveland *. v 10 il were col'ibiciil,“u‘l i:r:’ry\‘: ;‘sggk-{:-l! on th ight cham- [To help out in the tight places four | EECOND RACE—Steeplechass, about two | °rif 2T 148% 08 (ROnIT Bl iyyly, | Lady Mercury 06 Red Leaf 110, Freventative | = Patterles™Giade, Morgan and Sugden; Hess | g, 2 - s and G swell double plays were made to the | 2nd & halt miles; handicap; three-year-olds | winner, W. W. Darden & Co's ch. f. bY | frianed as named . - oo oo *“WASHINGTON, Sept. 21 — W " The line-up was as follows: the match must bewilderment of the southern con-|f Ui o L o Fin, | Rossington-Mrs, * Lane. Judge Himes 112, 5 bunched tlres hits in the slGhth inning on . . X before Gans and Wal- | tingent. o 2—Good and Plenty. 164 (Ray) 6 25 18 | Erontenac 105, Soufriere 104, Mohican 99, St.| FIFTH RACE—Six and a half furlongs; | Clarkson to-day, scoring three runs and de- | p Berkeley. Positions. Freshmen. week from to-morrow Baum was hit hard, but at that ¥12 to 1—Eonfire, 140 (O'Donnell)., 2 11%2n | fammany 104, finished as named; Bombardier | three-year-olds and up: feating New York. Donovan's flelding and | BOWman. -. Center ....Barnicott, Alles | Oakland was just a little bit lucky. | 18 to 6—Headmaster, 156 (Heider) 1 32085 | 96 left. Betting. Horse, Welght, Jockey: St. Fin. | timely hitting were features. Attendance, | W tcher............R. G. L.Boodleman, Foster ¢ | 8 - Time, 5:02. Start good, W, fy. Wi — 7 to 10—Pourquol Pas,100(Andsn)1 13 13 1500. Score: Doane, Livermore. . R.. Kere bett fight see | After two had been dead in the sec- |, “pic, 0 Fro B0, o e Remiets | FOURTH RACB—Five turlongs; selling; two- | §to 2—Orlent, 101 (Austin).... 4 87 23 R H. E. | Johnson, Connolly.. ., .l Stow jan has been trying | ond spasm, Graham swung on one and | Guzer, Gortnagallon snd Numerss Anlahed ey | vear-olds: 10 to 1—L. Hunter, 100 (Dvd 2 21 32 | Waskington . 4 7 2| Solinsky (captain) T. R..Riley, Richardson into telegraphic com- |sent it slowly creeping to Brashear. | named. N Betting, Horse, Welght, Jockey.)sg; l%n x;‘l;z. “’Il'ime, 1:30% Start good. ““;un‘ ml:yA New York.. 2 10 1| Richardson..... --R. E vadvhar!a-r“!lran- - s e e lat- | Baum tarried a trifie too long before s 11 to 10—U'fulLady,108 "(Aubucn) 2 vinner, J.-K. Hughes' b. m. (4) by Iroquois- | Batteries— n, Kittredge; er. X munication with Corbett, but the Iat- | Bau e ok and the mhan was | THIRD RACE—Five and a halt furlonga; the | 7 1o 1—Aselina, 110 GBooker). 8 21420 | Ella. Blackburn. ~Frank Coilins 99, Birdie | Clarkson and McGuire. Te98€: | Momett, Weston. ... L. E. R....Harrls, Graham ter has proved elusive LRrTy L Sate” : Staric DI & Flood's | Flatlands; meliing; two year-old X 8 to 1—Dundall, 108 (Shaver).. 5 6 3% [ Stone 100, finished as named. CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Chicago won easily | Miller . . T Kendall jok no longer represents Corbett, so|safe. Stark lifted one over ood's Horse, Welgnt. Jockey. Bt % Time, 1:06 2-5. Start poor. Won handily. from Detroit to-day. ~Attendance, 8000. Score: | LATTOW L.Golcher, Newman there is no « here authorized to|head and Byrnes swung through to , 106 (W. Davis) ® 9 Witner, J. A. Wernberg's b. f. by Russell- | SIXTH RACE—One and an eighth miles; R H E | Stone H R Snowdon fc atic little Denverite. | center field, bringing Graham safely 105 (Redfern). 2 Useful.” Clara Berry 105, Janeta 102, Fay | three-year-olds and up: Chicago 3 3 1| Peck.. Twitchell Il witness the McCoy-Sul- | over the final jump. 3 (Sperling)... 8h Templéton 103, Anished as named; Doctor C|Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St % Tin. | Detroit . % .8 g 5 ’ i e = 5 vl B, Y 7 Lubin, o1 w atter! v d | o e e in Los Angeles and the| Both runners were advanced a bag R D oY ot | 106 A 12 11%22 | Dral. an; Stovall and | STANFORD FRESHMEN TO PLAY. tt fight here and “bdl t}l-'u | il'}nl “; hmidt ‘:’Q‘x""ed f":}e":g :“l":d- Lark, Lincroft, Bulwark, Car- | FIFTH RACE—Six furlongs; two-year-olds; i1 46 35 NATIONAL LEAGUE. He is to take big Jim | Timothy was waiting fo phere Fox, Brush Up and Glen Echo | purse: . Won_ easily. | NEW YORK, Sept. 21.—N y z El “‘rom piac T e former pro-|and was getting ready to wing it over | finished as med. Betting. Horse, Weight, Jockey. St ‘Winner, W. Elliott's ch. g. (4) by Laz- | games to Cincinnatl .M.\."-Ivhf":‘ Jost :‘m e .\rlm £ Stmn_. DR place in th P = y econd was Clara Col m of Kennedy & Po to Brashear when it developed a ping- | L. ... —— 5to_1—Cutter, 110 (Mountain). . zarone-Tarantella, Goo Goo 100, Miss Fon 05, | called by greement at the end of the second Santa Clara College. b yeceived a telegram | pong twist, bounded over his head and |, hquR: ':,."“*,f B-—Oss and a quarter mliles; ;3:ultmm .Dnorn] {}% 4;};3:.‘ 00K 03, finished a . mr;_(‘!:i ‘.:;l!erfan(e_ 3700. The score: 4 STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept Corbett late last night,|out to left field, and both men | etting. Horse. Weight, Jockey. St. Time, 1:10 2.5, Start good. Won - TRIES Cincinnatl -eore.. B B Flo)_The Stanférd freshman football says he wired Britt here | sneaked in. 11 to 5—Hurstbourne, 114 (0’ Neil) 3 Winner, J. A. Wernberg's b. f. by DELMAR * New York ; i o’ R e Nor did the run-getting end there. 95 (Hildebran) Kenmare Queen, ' Girdlestone 103, Batterie i x| 1™ WUE N to-matraw afteruecn S s e St il o . g de Kenmos . Girdlestone 103, < E eitz; Matthewson and : = : s o e e ocd the | Dunleavy walloped & low one in the 19 (Gagm). 100, Aunie Alone 95 ed as named. ST. LOUIS, Sept. 21.—The entries | Bowerman. scthewson and | against the strons eleven from Santa s i mn ation and some- | fourth, and it never stopped till it § P e TR o e O STk 2 KR O falla- three-sear.clds and | 10T to-morrow's races af Delmar ] T o s s R. H, E [Clara College. This will be the sec- i o3 < expected to result to- | reached Ringgold street and landed in | Brigand and Aurumaster finished as named. | up: seling: S low: New Yor 3 @ 1|ondsame of the season for the young- 4 the gutter. The only Angel run was Horse, Welght, Jockey. St. % First race, eleven-sixteenths of a mile, Batterie Ha E Taylor and | Sters, they having defeated Palo Alto 3 S thie Pamile o A el it (Ooamath i 2101-Ben Chance 168 (Mountn) £ 41 purse—Annabelle Lee 100, Algeths 100, Ollié | Warner. Umpires—Emslie and Carpenter High School last week by the score S = B e olla ¢ Chase'’s sacri- " 0 104 (Miller).... 5 8 Burnett 100, Chancy 100, Gasconne DKLYN, Sept. 21.—Pittsburg won twe - - - GRAND CIRCUIT RACING. U - e e masrl B e , 90 (Oregar).. 2 21 Second race, seven furlongs, selling—Ed- | games from Brookiyn to-day. Only sevem in. °',;h'°f° : f 2 yman’s old Rose, 94 (Crimmins) Start fair. Won handi uvardo 101, Guardian 100, Secundus 100, Ra- | nings were plaved in the second game, owing e freshmen have been drilled d Owing to Unfavorable Weather Major | garden. : it i < «“: "\‘{,ml\)srs‘!»‘- ner, R. M. Westerfleld's ch hTm by Mmes. dium 99, Trogon 99, Mildred L 94, Torlo 94, (aF?lrkneBs. Attendance, 1800. Scores: igently all week by Coach Hauver el < Record Trial Is Postponed. | Moskiman handled his nine chances | /0% S T - . B Curate 167, § one 92, val | King Fox II 84. rst game— »n. 5. W but no team has been selected I.n"-'x,v :.1!K 7 Ohio, Sept. 21.—A |in great shape. He was full of life \m:;"—r' w. Ink-l;::lt; f»‘i,"r"‘fi“ét‘:’? ?-r‘é::i o T ? n:r):-::‘rm': fig:{:’;::‘;h:;"{gg-&?:?‘yl :g ELZ'&“,’:.‘ e .- yet. Every player in the squad avy wind blew straight down the!and action and never played. better | Rose Harr t and Pepper, Dance Musle, NTH RACE—One mile; three-year-olds | Sanctissima 105, Mrs. Grannan 105, Lady Con- | Batterles—Leever and gmm: | Will be given an opportunity to show 4 - and ball Not an error marred the play | Princess ki Queen Rose, Bravery, Galice, | ana up; selling: 5 3N trary 105, Lacache 105, Blackmore 105, Fa- | Bergen. . 474 | what he can do in the game to-mor- | on either side. A one-handed pick- ;:X\IH‘X!K.A:‘A;T;}I‘.YHZ'C h?"' Prude, Awakening, Horse, Weight, Jockey, St. quita 105, Loca 105, Feronia 105, Vulcain 108. Second game— R. H. E |row. One noticeable change is the up by Chase at second brought down | '*¢ ¢Ir finished as named. Gto1—Great g st e A T e | Biusbury . . 2 8 1|removal of Pemberton, the Mission [ the stand and bleachers. ‘1 lulv score IXTH RACE One and a sixteenth miles: | 40 10 1_Piantus, 90 (Plerat).... 7 63 crick 100, Hock Se Oka 100, Howling Dervish | _ Batteries Fidheriy'and Pheips: Riesting and ;"g‘? g!“»""‘fj from the Saand \y funi- Oaklan | Los Angeles sel : maid hree-year-olds: Time, 1:48 rt.fair. Won easily. 100, Lady Fonse 94, My Eleanor 81. tter. Umpires—Moran and O Day ack, his old position, and the placing | R AR, R H. P.A. | Betting. Torze, Wel ockey. St. ner, W. M. Walker's br. c. (3) by Handsome-| Fifth race, six furlongs, selling—Kings | PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21.—Despite the cola | 0f Moody, Belmont play P | [ rard.ct 3 0 0 07 0f Phantom, 107 (Burns).. 1°3 Attty Chockayatts 95 1. T Moore 104, | Charm 106, Lustig 103, Potter 100, Ingolthrift | weather a good ciowd saw the ioeais wio | former position. Ho';:o:k;ig;x 'L{]ki::r;‘ i I e el P A e Me Farnum 104, Anna Heall 104 Sir Hush | 105, Hedmen 105, Tom Kiley 103, Preakness | twe, games to-day from Chicago. Attendance, | has been doing unusually well at i - sh,1b ™ - 3 g ~ e S = g 09, B 04 A 5| named. . ol <% o . 012 ocmvired 12 9 1| Time 1L Strd fair Won casily. wWinner, | 1% i e Sixih race. one mile and three furlongs, sell- | _First game— R. H. E.|tackle this week, as has Coe at cen- | 01 6Chase,2b 3 0 1 1 4| AT g b. K. _.‘,(v - Dis: er. B LN TES. ing—Dr. Kier 104, Barca 103, St. monian ago 4 11 1| ter. The line-up of the two teams at, Do | 1 2% OlEager. e 3 0 0 % 1|1 Dan Connors, Topright, finished as named. | CHICAGO, Sept. 21.—Much fun is|° s Roth, mer and Kling; Dugsleby and| gianord freshmen—Cos. center: Gay, right o ! o1 Baum, p 3 0 0 0 1 AT expected at Harlem to-morrow when Second — guard; Moody, left guard: Bryam, tackle; SR, S o S GRAVESEND ENTRIES. the horses go to the post in the third DELMAR SELECTIONS. Chlcaga s e -one R e | on left iackles Witton Tk Eag tackle; .t vk Fotais 81 TEW race. Owners and trainers are to ride Fhtlsdotuhis . 3 7 g|pan left end: Kearne quarterback: Cadwal- AND SIS DY SENENGE a NEI‘\“Y(:",““ By 21"dThe Ocet- | 211q there will be no misunderstanding | First race—Gasconne, Annabelle | pogm " trapie osren and O'Neill; Sparks and Pt e, kO, lntiiocs Angel .01 00000 > enta andicap at one and an eighth " a e y : . ohnstone. 3 . 3 e By el 5 2 L Sl e il h»' ks S &,gme of riding orders. 1t will be better than | Lee, Ollie Burnett. BOSTON, Sept. 21.—The local team won from ,.f:,’;‘,',fi_’;;;o—fllata&k‘ lett end: Donlan, lert second and | Oukiand 220 3 1 0 0 0 0 0 x—4| Gravesena card to-merrow. . First|® Darktown Derby for the regular| Second race—Mildred L, Radlum, |5t Louls to-day by hitting McFarland treely | Hiow. ' right guard: Pt o i - Base hits .....0 4 2 1 1 1 0 1 x—10| Mason will carry fop welght, 126 |Jcckeys: The entries: Terlo. 200, S seventh Innings. Attendance, | Jvancovich (captain), right end: Masce, suoe. SUMMARY. pounds. Africander. Lgrd offhe‘Vafe First race, five and a halt furlongs, purse— | Third race—Vulcain, Tady Con- R. m. E. |7, Feeney left half; Schmits, right half; Home run—Dunleavy. Two-base hits—Cra-| Alan s Dale, Dainty, Gunfire, Proper | ¢ Novice 102, sis Lee 102, No Trumper 105, | trary, Loca. Boston % § 14 1] Wephy. Selllack " | vath, Dunleavy, Flood. Sacrifice hit—Chase. > i 3 Cclonel Ruppert 105, Dixie WS t. Louls 4 ; Gk A S s e e | Vire: base on called balls —Oft Schmidt 1, off | and others will start. The entries: Smith 105, Monte 105, Lord Dixon 105, Kid | Fourth —race—Jake _ Greenberg, | * patteries—Fisher and Moran: McFarland and John O"M Monnett, | Paum 1. Left on bases—Oakland 3, Los An-| First race, about six furlongs, selling, three. | Weller 105, Eckersall 105. Howling Dervish, Lady Fonse. Grady. Umpire—Zimmer. n O'Mera Found Dead. Sweet | Eeiex Struck uu‘x. F"nmlfin 3,h by B‘:um ye and uv, $1000 added- stallan 108, Second ’rm-;, &:Dthlwl‘gupD h‘ndlca]p. s:'orl Fifth race—Ingolthrift, Potter, Lus- ————— John O'Mera or O’Meara, a man i. Double plays—Cravath to Brashear, Mos- | Monet 105 Orthodox 104, Reti i course—Cherokee Lass 135, Dagmar 125, Mrs. ’ - | kiman 1o Stark, Schmidt to Schlafly, Chase to | 104, James V 102, Ascension o0 Kine Pomon | Crannan 138, John B, Owens 138. Lingo 140, - Unlucky Quarrel for Jackson. about 35 years old, supposed to be Erasbear. Time o game—1 hour 30 minutes. | 86, Ven News Duchess Olile 99, Dick | Hardvice 160, Oliver Mc 154, Golden Link | Sixth race—Alcom R, Athena, Dr.| mpoma9 Jackson, colored quarreleq | from the country, was suffocated by Umpire —McDonald lernard 92, Ietola 92, Clear the Aren: 160. ler. ~ . > Oy < BB § | cor SN Trovator &9, Missing Link &9, rena B4 | 10 ird race, one mile, selling, owners and Conillitich of the tracks-Tast, with Blanche Lamar on Pacific street | \"haling {lluminating gas in the In- 1 JRD 2 —George | M s. Second race, ome and a sixteenth miles, | trainers to ride—Jusque La (Gibson) 139, Wen- Tuesday night and both were arrested | t€7national Hotel last Tuesday night. I before a Jury in Judge HASTINGS' WEIRD FUMBLES. handicap, all ages, 2 = 3 R T £ R T andicap, all ages, $1200 added—Spring 115, | rick (Hinky) 143, The Bugaboo (Booker) 145, by Policeman Skain on charges of va; O'Mera arrived at the hotel on Tu réay on a felony charge Lord Padge 110, Jack Ratlin 107, Graceful 104, | Handley Cross (Dugan) 149, Gloriosa (Durnell) | x pp 00T ENGAGED TO COACH |rancy and disturbing th ] o o The whols procesfiings, SEATTLE, Sept. 21.—With the | Sir Lynnewood 100, Sheriff Bell 99. 149, Curate (Bellew) 149, Federal (Martin) Y sturbing the peace. Yes-|day. He went to bed on Tuesday 1 nole . | . 4 Third race, five and a half furlongs, selling, | 150, Thane (McCafferty) 151, Blackthorn (Rut- THE B ELEY FRESHMEN | terday Jackson was recognized by De- | night very drunk and was fe t ;he‘; ‘;_fll“o'_':t haxs” {score a tie in the tenth inning and one :-o’:n.r-?mfin,‘smot'\,mm'a..uthv-r 109, Jack | ter), 152, Marcos (Henry) 152, Hans Wagner tectives O'Dea and Mulcahy as being |at 9:20 a. m ye!terd.n.yuth:“:ndl d"‘: vie nutes. cKeon 105, lvanhoe 105, Niblick 105, Tke S ithy 152, Pr 3 57. < ok B . ve o e man on frstand one out. Marphy hit | Srorty 168" Drirtwsod 105 . T Jonn: | e e Sy Charkr O L oo s, | WIIl Devote His Entire Attention to | ¥anted for burglary. He is accused |the gas burner being open. Four X S , Ascot Belle 98, < o3 i ichooner | em; eer bottle: ACCUSED OF STABBING A WAITER.— { had been put on third in the tenth in- | Eccentrical 99, ~Danseuse 98, Irish Jew 94, G';ffl';, ',‘,c‘,"",,lfi“ffi?,“.’f.’;??fifi%,},"l’ purse— the Team Throughout the Pretender at Steuart-street wharf on thet’\, . comflln;’ndwt;:;:; flasks Harves Chinn lored, “":.,X:f:f"? I(l'_‘l;\e!n‘nz in place of Mahon, a local player. Frl;gl|r:;hAl:§:"Jl.(h' A Bd Early 97, Alcor 100, Torpedo 102, One Season. the morning of September 6 and steal- | found In the room. Ten dollars . Mutcany vy Driectives O'Dea | Hastings had no chance to get the |, fourth race the Occldental handicap one | i7u,'sos, Girdiestone 105, La Londe 107, BERKELEY, Sept. 21.—The Unl-|ing a gold watch, chain and locket |fifty cents and a Southern Dacige ault t ‘labbing Henry Con. | Man at first, but tried second. He | First Mason 120, Africander 121, Lord of the | - Sixth race six furlongs. selling Miss Deuce | versity of California is well off in|valued at $250 and $40 in coin, all be- | conductor’s receipt for $7 fare were Templeton 81, The Gadfly 58, Monis e Dale 135, | 20 TRy e oty Free Knight 98, Father | coaches this year, having four at work. E“Zlgcll:g ;I‘;vs"g:‘“ Olat 0;:,“" = The | among his effects. His clothing was 95, Ormonde’s Right 110, (Daint: Ix'“'mn'm;inw'.v etter 100 w&r:“l“:l e .(:)’,' Hopper, Greisberg and Mini have been | . i "oy0 wantedno:?)?n‘:;es ‘ot b:;g:. I',.".','..o'""l,.;‘,“’u"’" made in Sacra- 5 ondes 4 A X - 3 Delehanty had scored the winning run | Yonnings entry: Carbuncle and Doly Seeaper: | 110. % retained to coach the varsity and sec- | jary committed in Oakland. the result of an sccident CToiD Wa8 for Seattle Hastings was still booting | Wilson entry; Gunfire and Mineola, Duryea | Seventh race, one and s sixteenth miles, | Ond elevens and last night the execu- . en: ADVERTISEMENTS. | the ball around in center field. entry.) selling—Arab 94, Dungannon 98, O'Hagen 99, | tive committee of the Associated Stu- " Despite the fact that it lost a hard | , FIfth race, sbout six furlongs, handicap, | Kieinwood 99, Sioux Chief 101, King Ellsworth | gents engaged Lee Kerfoot '01 to put pepeRE o night of September 4 tossed the ball over Beck's head and | Vale 11 ki Bad f{\'»w-‘ua Alan. on Pacific street. Chinn was | then following up the ball fumbled it | Dainty 111, Gunfire 111, Outcome 108, Proper in & cutting scrape on Oneida | again and kicked it once more. When | 105 Carbuncle 104, Dolly Spanker 104, Mineola s year-olds, $1000 sadded—Flyback 121, Bt. | 103, Dr. Stephens 104, Barkelmore 107, Pirateer ITEn Jaughter. Thielman pitched splendid- 100, Amberjack 98. (Fiyback and St, Bellane, HARLEM SELECTIONS. Hopper for quarterback of the famous G | ly for Portland and the work behind i T MRS i '99 team and knows the game. Since m was good. Seattle took Shields | mares and geldings, three-year-olds and up— By the Chicago Inter Ocean. leavlnx"couego he has coached a num- out in the third Inning. Charlle Hall | Stuyvs 113, Grey Friar 108, Agnes D105, Fal- | pyrsy, race—The Novice, Monte, |ber of “prep” school elevens, 5o he has pitched out the game in fine form. The | mou 3 tage , Lem Reed 103, kept In touch with the way the game score: Canteen 96, Jane Holly 98, Hydrangea 98, Toi | Lord Dixon. is played now. His sole attention will ¢ Beattle-- San 98, Hoodwink 98, Flammula 96, Dimple Second race—Golden Iink, Oliver P! 4 B4 95, Briarthorpe 93, Australina 86. be devoted to the freshmen eleven, AB. R. H. R H.PA Mc, Lingo. hil VanHor 8 1 1 -t ird Fed Glorlosa, while Hopper and Greisberg will look Eammi o {113 omavmemND smmomoms |gpalif Sn” P o By Bl When a child I - 02 0238 Tel > Fourth race—Spencerian, Bragg, % e e gt b Ao iz $i1i First raco—Jamen V. Latotn, Van | HEERE- S eoting unimitedcare and attention s vear ing fatal. Uponrecovery the glandsof the 21 00 8 2| Ness. 5 " I‘“l.g‘:d ‘Way, Girdl s ;1nfl| ?othl{:; wll|l });e :verlooked in the neck were much enlarged, and after 02 0000 < e, raining that might have a bearing on the free use of iodine, the right one was o2 8043 Gm i vk e gmmnn 1"\;'561_0”"“ The, Saatlys gcwryfi mT:he An?cmea e i i R e = A al ‘olsey. iroug! eir executive committee, are reduced to its normal 5::, ut the left % 1028 12 | . Third race—Danseuse, Ascot Belle, Seventh race—Dr. Stephens, Dun- | gcing to furnish not only a training one continued to grow—very slowly at inning run was made. Niblick. gannon, Flying Torpedowp table this year, but a house for the first, “h'iléh‘l was about the sizeof a goose HITS BY INNINGS. Fourth race—Dolly Spanker, Out- Condillon of the track—Slow. players as well, so that they will be gE, W began to presson the wind- 0 1 0 1—5|come, Alan-a-Dale. - o T guarded against all outside influences. -4 3 L Y - 0001 pipe, causing difficult breathing, and be- 9352011212 Fifth race—Thomas entry (St. Bel- The house is an eighteen-room dwell- 1100 came very peinful. An incision was made e 2 1 ; ::u‘) lane or Flyback), To , Linda Racing at Seattle. ing at 2214 Union street, big enough ' and & quantity of pus discharged. SUMMARY. Lee. :EA'fl'hl Sept. 21.—The Meadows sum-|t, accommodate twenty men with all - 2) tis X ce— | mary: . T Flomil o, momord, orasmuch as | (PR 0, et THAeg M | e g Inla, Jane Holly,| ™5, v sortrwestera Decky.two-nte | 0008 Toommainl b eheon b Free to Weak Men! yennll 'or.e-litdcpi:zofclo!hlbou!m I;Tx';blx‘ay, .hxl u,i’:‘,’,: Ej Condition of the track—TFast. ?;::.‘.’;m,':;.;f(’l? ,'.:';',:;f'a‘,‘;,?:‘;“,“n,,','i "B.lm'. ccaches and Captain Stroud. ARE YOU A WEAKLING? Are you one of those ong in my necl to the place | pox cign Bay = b:l'l‘ mofln'su s —— i p—— fourth, Time, 4:4115, e 3 open. Boring tistme T had to have 5| 5ot 1 5 (it % | DOG THAT BT sTREET B | T B s it o T it e Saacench seed Yot eutdope:h by the doctor fimeX took | Delebonty, Dremsen (8. Seewi Cout =Ty ORATOR 1S EXONERATED | Freals third. Garvin Wilkes fourth. " fime, 2 company, have contl;athd nervous spells, weak back, «cold or the opening . IntheSpring | nings pithed—Shields 2, C. Hall 7. Hits—Off “Thira race, five and a half furl run varicocele, gloomy forebodings, loss of coura; nd - 3 - 3 - | Pocatelli, Barge, Tom King. McVey ar > ? : ge and am- ;":flms‘ e ""l’“"‘f‘"lei Baietts 3. o & Hal 1 Al e | L e e et e Canlne | o me, 100y, (00 eond Suerrol T ang Other Flyers Will Compete bition, loss of confidence, bashfulness, despondency and ) {ym Hg ‘.‘”“". d‘di L Time of game-_Two hours and seven- cted m:ht-.m‘h p Eotrth race four” furlongy, running.—Queen on Sunday. weakness? Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt will cure took twenty-six large bottles, and wasen- e TOPEKA, Sept. 21.—Police Judge :4%;““; il t" 2 M .d' Sixty-four greyhounds are entered you. &f:}y, , for I have ?sfied since | TIGERS BUNCH THEIR HITS. |Hamilton to-day ruled that a dog had | wen. Hogarth I:;:::::_“Chlrlio > i:;x.":e &P:’:;_‘:’:: ;:“:3: :::;:; S Are you a middle-aged man suffering from Varicocele, the right to bite a street orator who ne ‘In Royal Bag Mig. Co., Charleston, S. C. | TACOMA, Sept. 21.—In a pitchers’ | ;& e T T ® is “making a harangue In front of a{ won_ Our Choice second, Fondo third, Time, jLattle Tacoma again defeated San!giore and blockading the sidewalk. | 1:4 Prematureness, Indigestion, Constipation, Rheumatism, Lame Back, etc.?* Dr. McLaughlin’s Electric Belt will at Union Coursing Park. Pocatelli, Barge, Tom King, Racing Auto, Black PP | Francisco. For three innings not a hit he case ra ¥ —————————— Coon, The Referee, McVey and other o Only a was made off Corbe! S dag, nite o ib_but o the flyers tered. The draw las cHre Yoo s constitutional remedy can reach tt, but a base on|store, bit the speaker isperse Lincoin Club Fights. BEts L. on 5 A - . ) % an hereditary disease like When | balls, two doubles and a single and | e cromg. © 7 s ORANES cund e i ition an. | MIEDt resulted as follows: Are you an old man, declining before your time, hav- the blood is restored to a normal condition | Eagan’s home run gave the 1 1 Tralee Mald vs. Gembit; Adonis vs. Flaunt; and tHe scrofulous deposits are carriedoff |runs. The fielding was :::d‘.‘ ::; a there is @ gradual returntohealth. §.8.8. | errors not being costly. Score: : e well kagwnaes | S anamea) "SR have any signs of | Mciinic 3 0 1 4 §Sochnrs Scrofula, write us | Fizgap 3 0 0 Corbett,p T ing lost all ability to enjoy life, with prostatic trouble. Lost strength, Debility, Pains and Aches and gcncrai decay of Organic Powers? T can cure you with Dr. Me- Laughlin’s Electric Belt with free suspensory for weak men. 1 will send you, sealed, free, my beautiful book tell- ing about it if you will send this ad. Send for it to-day. Dr. M. C. McLaughlin, °06 Market St. der the auspices of the Lincoln Ath- letic Club_will take place to-morrow Tom King vs. Secretiv ight at Mechanics' Pavilion An e 1. Heal S ia Y=, agie: Puste Fiss: ni nex. H 3 t vs. Royal Spirit; Concord Tralee vs. Gold George Sullivan and Louls Balletro, h ,;:' Sunnybrook ' vs. Belle u:m the two well known heuvy-welghu,lmm_ ve. Fancy Free: Polka Sampler vs. Duhal- are carded’/for the main event. Bob | Auto; Frisco Lad vs. Tom Hooker; P:Iu:fl Cairns and Joe Podesta will meet in | vs. False Alarm; Ruby Sankey vs. Texas the special event. There will be four | Betty: Rassed Actor ¥e. Renesade Apache other goes between boxers of various | { ol 'The Deita ATl N oons . Michay sizes and weights. Free vs. Hudson; Agile Spurt vs. Bright For- it S AN tune; Fose of Gold va Yellowtail; Sylvester WATER COMPANY BONDS.—The North|vs. Angus Cissus; Sofala vs. den Light; ol ecorgyme B onwang,3e al ooonniounn Rl warmmonnn' 2l ssronmoonn?® F8| weeanann §~| ooc00ommmT 1 : it e Coast Water Compan; filed - Hoo-Hoo; Wi vs. Prin- Francisse. duxgydam P = Gicute ct. the oremtion a¢'E boaded ihdsbish: v, Aurelia: Walt Samtos ety will youfree | T D HITS BY INNINGS. ness’ of $200,000 1o buy’ the property of the Traiee Lass: Advance Guara ve. P. m. Sunday, 10.to 1. The Swift Specific Company, Atlanta, Ga.’ 00041000 x5 and wa e Bl e e — ————— — J