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10
Sports
LADY KITTY RECOVERS
HER SPEED OVER NIGHT
Beaten Favorite One Day,
She Wins at Long Odds
the Next
J. R. Jef f ery
.SEATTLE. July 2.— The Meadow*
track was fairly fast today and the
\u25a0pport showed corresponding improve
ment. Form was well observed, fa
vorites taking half the card. The only
race that left a bad taste in the mouth
was that won by Lady Kitty. This
ma re had performed very indifferently
at a -Bhort price yesterday, but showed!
•wonderful improvement over night and
won easily today. May Amelia bitterly
disappointed the public in the race
Lady Kitty won.
Red Reynard Is In rare form, as he
canie right back. and repeated In spite
of bad racing luck.
The Mist ran an Impressive race and
promises to be a clever performer here.
The -Ramsey party and C. T. Henshall
attempted a cleanup on Martinmas, but
The Mist -was too fact for him.
" Logan Denny provided two winners
in Aunt Polly and Tarrlgan. both of
•vrhlch are showing vastly Improved
form.
The betting, today was heavier than
\u25a0on preceding days and the prediction of
rteady improvement^seems likely to be
'verified. Some books probably . will
<lrop out tomorrow, however.
• Disgusted with Colonel Jewell's
showing yesterday. Trainer Buxton sold
that hors* to T.. Boyle for $300.
' Harry Mack arrived today with his
horses.
Seattle Selections
J. R. Jeffery
Flr»t race— Maraslnl, Srn«t«r
Wnrnor. Dr. Crook.
Second race— Titus 11, Rodabek,
Water Thrash.-
Third raw — Entre \on», Hastf
don. I.nrty .Mirthful.
Fourth race— Tarrlgan, Golden
l.jcht. Dr. tlowell. --
Fifth race — HI Caul Cap, King:
of MM. Vrtttn^r.
' Sixth race — Hash JMcGowan,
KimnvKirtf, Wtakk.
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Hrst race — Five fnrloups, spiling:
ft&O Pk. of Orlean«107j 1171 Sen. VT«n»r..lO2
. .. . Dr.- Crooks ...107) 1O64 Taos ...102
...: Hlpoteea iOT.I 1186 Hereafter 102
1IT5 Elota 103i 1134 Florena 100
.ir<l Siis:.anfi!i jn.Y r Ji;iKMnrasinl .....100
1.018 May * I'lnk ..1051 Joe Eiley ....110
\u25a0Seitond race — Sli farlonffs, selling:
UX> : I>ueIlst I07j(il4S)TItns II .....102
1&V Rndabefc . . . . 1U7 1182 Bellaco 102
15£ Will!** Orepg.IOT 1J47 Water Tru»h..l00
.123 Bonnet .^ 10.j| 1027 Darthula 100
•Third- race— Fl*e and a half fortongs:
182 Smtthy Iiane.ldTt 1191 t*dy MIrthfnl.103
OSS.Chclk- Hedrek.lOTl 1109 May L X 0«
." . .• Co!. Bronston. 1O'< • Black Cloud . . : 107
I«rt9 \A. of Fore«t.l07| .... Hajrerdoa .....107
ll«l Belle Klnney.1031 Orelio ...101
JJSft Entr«r Nous... 1051
fourth race — One mile and 100 yards, selling:
•.-... Golden Ucht-1071 1135 Dr. Uowell ..102
iira'Tarrljran 107! 107G Pacific 102
'1S7 Bonar ....107' 1172 L Wrouneman.100
1177 Bakersfleld ..107! Alherna ......105
:11S Ilattle Car*. .105| Our Sallle ...105;
FJfth -nee — One aod a sixteenth miles, selling:
JW-Orchan 3O7| 1173 King of Mlst.i07
L!fl3 Capable ir.7| 1077 HI Caul Cap.107
i?7T Hooligan 1 07| 1177 Netting ......1C5
SlitU rare— One mile, selling:
.14* «H. Mc«owan..l0!H 1I.S7 Brapg 10"
HSftiA.TontellnB . .10d!ill74)Canardo ......107
J99 Ch. Welworthl07|<1130:tFunnyslde ....102
Jnrarstotvn Exposition Tickets
'. Variable routes on low fare tickets
over Pennsylvania Short Lines, via
Chicago or via St. Louis. Stop overs.
Adclrcss or call on H. A. Buck, 40 Pow
ell St.; San Francisco, for details. •
The Call's Form Chart of Races at Seattle
•-. SEATTLE. Wash.. July 2.— Third day. Wcatber clear. Track \u25a0 tut. :. H. H. Egbert, pr*
"* p*<tirig Jtidg«». Arthur MoKnight. starter. ' ' _ \u25a0- . --..\u25a0.>, \u0084 ' ,-: - ... ._\u25a0 • . \u25a0 ;.• . \u25a0 .'
!;,- 1 IQ* FIRST BACE— Four and a half furious*: sellinr:2 year Aide;., nice to first.. $250. /.
; ; ' nTd.?*.^ j .. Uorse. |Wt| St. *4 . . fin. <. Jockey. | Op.T^XL
' ' OT4 |SB>p<ff)iffon |10»| 1 13 1 3 -.-• Butwell .....I -4-5.4-5
> .-.•lUO'ilrMi Mike .11121 2 21 ' 21' Gross ;...;... 5 11-2
i (!o»2>!San .Eamon lO9| 4 410 34 Mentry -...-... 4-9-2.
it'- "i 4 ]'il»na tM 5 - '. 3U'' 415 C. SullWan... 6 .8
* 1093 ) Mimicry \u0084. 104[ 3 - S- 5 • ,'-:- P.- Nichola : -.-. -20 - &0
j'-Jj-itn*— :2i. :4»*3. :X>\. Snapdragon, 1-3 place: out chow. ilik*. s 8-2 place; a-2 nbow. Ra
.\u25a0;.•-.'". num. 2-s'etiuw. Start pood. Woo easily. Next two . driTintV' Snapdragon outbroke, outran
w. . «nd oajlastwl tUe others. Irish Mtke hung on more gamely than usual.. San "Ramon was
r-jSSJ. weakly handled and gwerrcrt In the stretch." - ...\u25a0<- ', i. '«. j: ."\u25a0 .v, -~v 4 ; ».'••'-•.' \u25a0
' # ; VI QC«. RKCOND BACE— Six and a half furlong; selling; 1 year. olds and upward; Talue x
," = to fifft. |250. -. . r, : -., - - --; ! : ... \u0084. -...\u25a0 v " ... \u0084- ; .; > *.*». -, .rJ.-Y
; ' 'todej.l ..•\u25a0 Horae. |Wtj St. *j \u25a0 Fin.. I - Jockey. \u25a0\u25a0! .Qp.~TcT - ;
." Ml-JM^ Aant folly lO7| 6, 12 10 IKtGgh ...... 5-2 0-5 '
fv '-."*» P^TS? 1 ••••\u25a0 ' •' 10T 6 3h 2T JJ." Clark .... B^O
h- ._. U«2 • J>fd Proro«t ..107 4 .23 33 . «|Goo.lchild .... -2-11-5
|j .<P»niMLiid.v Kpnt - ;.;.. 109 3. 62 5 1 |A Smith' 15 2%
ir 115S^Blsck.Eye« ....106 2 51 « 3 jfalms . .':'. '. '. 15'- T nb^
&.,...-, ....ißannowno* ........107 7 7 ? ; ; ?jc. SullJTan ". . 15 '- •; CO"
Tune— :23. :48. 1:13U, I:2O Vi. folly. 2-5 place: out *bow. lledmont, 3 place: - 4-5 show'-
J»roTost. l-3»liow. Start good. W on. easily. Second and third the ; same. * Aunt Pollr \*
In rare form and spread eaj?led her conjp»ny. Lord Pro Tost tired trrini to keen no Tlpd.'*'
tuont Is lm|ir»Tlug. Roscoe had speed. ' - .-. , * "-*•:\u25a0>.- \u0084,..••-"•\u25a0'
'; 11 Qg THIRD RACE — Seven furlongs, selling, 3 year old»; r»lu« to winner, |250. '". ~~- 1
findfr.l Horse. |Wtl St. .\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0% Ftp, r \ ,. Jockey. \~oZr^~tir/ \
11«> jUady Kitty : 105 -1 , 3~2~ 1 4 Mcßae ' "T — 3 *'-\u25a0
11«* JDcnloiu 107 7 7 Z li> Leeds - - -iTi - i." '
1154 B.nlada 100 6 4 2 4 1 oTsullWan" ' ' 12 "• lS
* 11KU jMay AmelU 105 4 2\i 51 - Borel * - n-V n •
/m»?- Kow •• 107 3 6 %..- 6,e -. Andrew;":-:;: \u25a0 so , go
t' MH fMala, ...,105 5 5h 7 - (J. C1ark...... \u25a012 20 '
-j-; Tirae— ;23*i, :4S>>,;, 1:15%. X:2BH. Kitty, 6-2 place;. 6-6, show. r ß(»ii. 9-10: p ace: '2-s~rthsw~ : '
: Dcrdom. 3-2 Rhow. Start good. Won first four driving. • ' Lady « Kitty mlwaft ': cloa£ \u25a0 cm' '
breercd md» leader. In the final fnrloar. Convent Bell hil^ spert, but tired «.°?r
\u0084 Kbort. Amelia flattened to nothing in the ttretclu - Derdom >' cloted resolutely. '
; 1197 yov&TB HACK— On* mile. Belllnx. 4 year olds and upward; rMue to $250T
' 'ndet.j Horae. - |Wt| St. .. a; f tß . ..,{\u25a0'\u25a0\u25a0 Jockey. I Pp.. Cl~'
: 1133 |X«rrigan JlO7 9 52. 13 jOroM".. — :_ 5-, 7 \
L US. tastoso 102 ,, V 4 6 1 ..' -.2 h • Toun* \u25a0 . .. 10 ik
? 11H2 tlamona II 100' 2 12; 3 1 O: 4o
,; 1172 Mike Jordan ........;.. 107 S 21-4 h pllmi - -- * -* 4 32-
1177 Queen Alamo .105 6.V4 h .52 . MfcClaln "" .65 1
> 1«K Lady King 100 3 73 " 64 C^allivan"'" ift i* ''
* «54< Moor ....107. 1 U 2 7 2 ' ' Andr^w»? ? ' * io '40 '
11R2 Carobnrn .....105 « 3 b 81 ' •" J -Harei ' "' 1% *m'
\u25a0 <^SHIUki 105 10 10 . . 9 2-\ Archibald""" 10 VX
*j s7tß ! j^»« • • •.-.. 107 - s 1 10 , .Ijttiey .°:.::; . si ; &.
Tlm'--:24«i,« :50, 1:16»4, 1:43. Tarrtgan. 5-2 place: 6-5 show. F»*togo,G-lr place: 3-1- *Uow" -
Ramona.^s-1 show. ; - Start cood. Won easily. NextUhree drftmg. Ther? waa nothlne°To :
It when Gros, cut looje with Tarrlran. Fa.toao outgamed Kamonl. Mike Jordan°weaklned
•it the end Qneem AUmowas repeatedly shot off in the early ,ptrt. and wa. take "wWe
la. the stretch. Caroburn (bowed speed. ... . . :\u25a0.-\u25a0-.- ;.\u25a0*.''?••«\u25a0».•\u25a0 .- ...\u25a0";:.".
ITQ3~^' IFT^~ RACE ~ ScTPa fartoPK*; «eUlngT 4 year oldg and upward ;. Taioe~s2so. •.-,\u25a0 " ;
$ Tndex.i Horge. |Wt|St.. % Fin.^ 1 v Jockey. In P n
t ill^)|Red Reynard jlllt 8 . 4 3 13, BitwelF"^ S~~a'4:
f 11« Alice Carey ..'. 100 4 -3^ 2h 'X' '\u25a0"• \ >?^
72<H) IHirtle .....:.... IAS( ,7; 11 43. JtClark '"' IS A .
\u25a0i 11K2 pajwrfroua Girl. .100.' 2 . 6h- 5 3 * : aObert J 'i - " s ; "rt
:• MKt Foocasta 102 !> . a « 1 R, an ' £ v ' . in is
1177 Baker»field ... ...:^. ............... 107 « 7 2 7 6 Palnia ' ' * ' ' " 20 r,o
»573 Gentle Harry ....:... 107 \u00845 ; S 2 S5 - ; K«o?h *:: ::v ;• r ro
v * m RuhUua :.........::.;. ..\u25a0\u25a0......;...|i05 3 5,^ ,9 : -<!J.: Hayen.v::: ir .30
y Time— :24, :49H. 1:15 V». 1:26%. Reynard, S-splace. 7-10 ; show. « « C*rey. „ 4-5 ' place/* 3 -5 . abow :
« newey. 1-8 ebow. -. Start cood.- Won ; first two driving.; i Third eajily. : Red r Reynard 'me t
' with interference in. the eariy «Ugea,*bnt;won',«,e*»lly.-'^Dewey^>wa»«-ln,,clo««?«H«r{*r« i \u25a0
i throusbout. Alice Carey, carried; wide on; the turn,; closed Jitontly. RubUn* and iHlrtie
4 •\u25a0 < roccewtl vely took * . wbtck at Dewey . •.--.:\u25a0-•; :.:...»/,.•'••. ;.;f ; ,-. .-^.. ..*/\u25a0.*".':."-..:
1 1199 fiIXTH EACB— Sir t orlongi ; pone; 3 year olds ; antf • npwarf ; \u25a0 value ; to flrstT7^2s7^ *".
\ Utd<^l •\u25a0-\u25a0- 'Horae. ,-- -lWt| St. % w Fin. , :\ >>, Jockey/ '\ Q B . '
|. 110S (The Mist .......; 107. 2 12r -1 3., Kei R h . . . ; J " ~8-R~^7-"5 \u25a0
= ÜBS Martinmas .......:..r... .....:..... 109 3 4 3 2>4 •! Oaviß'..vX •ri \u25a0
f 1178, Revolt ./.......... 107 4 %2 3 3.8.- i Mentry ..•....-; -8-513-1
B 724 JBoech wood : ...1108 1. 3.1 4*l .-,;• Leeds- i.r . lj iv
?\u25a0\u25a0, M 4 tFnlletta ....112 «: -J,*V 5 2 Gl-oss:'..7. ' ' : 12' I--:
1149 U'm Joe ...;.. :/..;.. ...1:... .-.y:;.lii2j; 5-- g- y.l q t i '?|Jackßpn .. . .v.j . 20r..4u: .
\ Time— :24. :4», 1:13%. Mi«t 1-2 place.\ ont'ibow. v Martinmai.vl - rjlic^, 1 2-5 show Revolt \u25a0 . ""%
HBfl show.- Start good.- Won easily.' Second driving... The t field \ brok* to> a; walklng-up- start * "
v Th«.Mi«t shot richt to the. front and, was af.no time, lndan^r. pur^
. • «iit «fitlie winner., weakened at the >nd;Md wan nipped out 'by iUi»ifast ! .clo»ing;MartiiimM -
Tte litter wa« outrun in the early •taxes.",- Beeckwood lv.d speed for fit* furlongs.- =V \ - '
Tommy Burns Confesses He Is a Fakir, Out for All the Money He Can Get
SANTA ROSA AUTO RACE
MEETING BEGINS TODAY
Many • Entries /Are Received
for "the Contests for
Oliver i ; Trophies
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
SANTA ROSA. 1 July 2.— The two, day •'
automobile and ' motor ; cycle • racing to
be held \u25a0In : thlsj'clty- at', the . Santa Rosa
stock farm track ,under the auspices
of the . Santa Roaa automobile club
will open , totribrroW; afternoon 'at V 2
o'clock. - A ; ", • Handsome ; ; silver. ; trophy
will be presented ithe. winner . of each
race.' There are . numerous ; entries and
otherggwill-com« in ats the poet. Henry
A. Ca.rlton.-i secretary -pf the club, , said
this evening: that to 'date he had re
ceived entries ;f or Glide autos in three
races, Smrthsjn two," Tourists in, three,
Buidcs In five,' Dragons in three, Lam
berts In. thr«e,; White- steamers In
eight, Auburna^' ln} three '„ and ; one; each
for the Thomas and. Apperson \u25a0 makes.'
A number of others have notified him
that they would be here . and enter be
ft>re the races ' were" started. . The ! pro
gram for the two • days is as j follows :
We«n*B<lay-^nii > BaQe^ \u25a0-' m«ter \u25a0' eyel«, if_ ' open:
flra mile. tourlng> car* . or i runaboctn, equipped,
price \u25a0 $1,260 -or under ; \u25a0 tea ; mil*. ; toarlng • can,
equipped. ' price - $4,000 , or ; under; - ten - mile,'.' 24
horsepower or. tinder, touring : cars, eqnlpped; fire
mile, 18 bontf porrer •or under, touring cars or
runabouts, open, and 25 [mile 'stock cars. open. ;
Thursday — Ten mile," '• motor ' cycle." open; ' flTe'
mile, tourlag ' cars. ' ' equipped, price • $2,500 or
under; ten mile.'" 35 \u25a0 \u25a0 horsepower or. under,
stripped: -flT*i mile, open to. all runabonti; flvi»
mile, touring- can,' equipped -to' carry * f oar
people to weigh Hot less > than* 125- pounds each.
(1,250 or under;. fire miles, ladles' special," open:
23 mile, free for' all; t*n mile, - dollar a yard
handicap, to, wit— the blch priced ear to be the
f-ratch ctr. All others will be allowed on«
yard for esch collar (catalogue price) less "in
rgluation tbsn tbe Scratch car. ...
AMERICANS MAY WIN
TENNIS CHAMPIONSHIP
LONTJON, Jill y. 2.-^-In the all England
tennis championship tournament at
Wimbledon today. Beals ,C* Wright and
Karl H. Behr,. Americans, defeated the
Lowe brothers In the open "doubles.
Score. 4-6, 63;<-l, 6-4. " ' : . •
, As the Americans are virtually cer
tain to •win .the ' semifinals tomorrow
their appearance In the final against the
Australian cracks", /A.- F. . Wilding and
Xorman E. Brookes,. is regarded as as
sured. ; '.'iJ?r..'-J .'.-';\u25a0
In the. mixed doublee^Beals C. Wright
and May Sutton.of California defeated
A. F. Wilding 2nd Mrs. Chambers, 3-6,
6-2. 6-3. ' •\u25a0••..-, -
MISS SEARS IS CIIAMPIO.V
PHILADELPHIA...' July 2. .— Miss
Evelyn Sears of Boston won today: the
woman's - singles lawn tennis cham
pionship of tho United States for 1907
by defeating , jn the final round V>f tho
national tournafnent atSt. Martins Miss
Carrie B. NeelK of Cincinnati in straight
eets. There. '\u25a0»•«,» jno challenge round
because -of the 'default , of > last 1 year's
champion, Miss Helen Homans o! New
York. \u25a0 -. .\u25a0 ':\u25a0\u25a0.\u25a0 - -\u25a0\u25a0 /,:'.'. - . •.: \u25a0..>'\u25a0-,
'HEAVY. DEM.OC D FROM nUXTERS
OAKLAND, : July' 2.— -The. supply of
application blanks for hunters', licenses
has been exhalistfid in two days after
the opening of ; thje department: In'i" the
county clerk's; : office. '> Two hundred
blanks were furnished by the' state
game commission. ; Deputies have been
appointed in; many.'' outlying/ points \u25a0to
relieve the rush) on' the centrar office. ' '.
REFORM WAVE STIIIKES LODI
LODI, July ' S.'r'The city board'of, trus
tees'- tonight passed ; an - ordinance f clos-'
ing: all gambling games. The next move
in the wave jof preform. will probably, be
the closing; ot, saloons on evenings and
Sundays. ' . < •'
O^J]^«A^d?FKAN^IBCO^:C^I^
ENDURANCE RUN STARTS
FOR DEL MONTE TODAY
Automobile y Club Members
Will Compete for ' -
;\u25a0-« >; Silver Trophy.
R. R. l'Hommedieu
-Today is the day with . the \u25a0 members
of " the /Automobile "club of California.
The; flrst > run of the Y: : season '.•'\u25a0 wil l ;: be
started promptly at 7 :S0 k a.' m. :frbm
the > corner, of Ivan "C Ness * and r Golden
Gate avenues.' It' will be -an endurance
run that '•\u25a0 will, try \u25a0 -the* abilityyof . nVahy
of ''the .cars < entered."-' The | destination
of r the' automobilists;".ls { Del-J Monte "\u25a0 by
the seafT The drivers In- the endurance
run wili^haye i eight *•: hours 'and fa". little
over ' to make the run,' but* they;: have
to \u25a0"* make* certain points^, by certain
times. 'The' hard! part of -the contest
will be I from Gilroy ?» to '. Del , i Monte.
There has , been -c left .fvery/xlittleitime
for repairs: and the oar;;that^has.;any
trouble' will '\u25a0 lose -points ; at th Is I part Jof
the . rtin., :-At.the .hotel l tonight < the; pro
gram | tori the races ' and .the: games
be posted > and s the \ entry blanks : , filed;-.
u - « The- gymkhana |: games / will*' start -at
9:30 a. m. ; tomorrow; morning] arid\will
be :\u25a0 run'Uintir; 11 :30 •; a. imli^whenG- there
.will 'be; a ;hait , until "A :30.?p. T > m.*,Vwhen
the* programme ; will ..be \u25a0, con Untied. I }* On
Friday i there will be [ several;^ matches
and [ among'.these,*a; SO-mlle* event . has
been suggested. \. If these -races are .not
completed by Frldayl'everilrig' they; will
be finished \u25a0 up- "on *'• Saturday. \u25a0\u25a0>• The - re
turn-home .wlll'-be made ion Sunday."
J J. D. Hoff will start today ,on another
tour In his .White* to 'the, coal: mines
in 'Monterey.* county find '; probably I will
spend the fourth «atVDel}'Mdnte.-' >• '.
...•\u25a0''<:\u25a0\u25a0.; :•\u25a0",'\u25a0'\u25a0'.*'\u25a0 /•.---> -'-r '\u25a0[ii:y< 'f_
- Having .covered i the -entire s route of
the Glideri. tour-In" nine "da'ysVfr'omVtiie
time they started- fromt Cl^'elahd;'*..©.; |
George M.-' Davis arid EL' : : C. : .- Richard
have returned- to; their; homes 'ln Buf
falo .with the' Thomas ; Speedway -Flier ,
in which • they made , the - trip;* MliTch '
better time might /have ; been ;made by \
the powerful, car ' hadHany^effort at
speeding been' made. ' The' twb.tourlsts;
however, have the satisfaction of know-
Ing "that* in : no locality "was a'speed
law violated. •'. "• ': •,;.- I
Louis' H. Bill, 1 local manager of
Thomas;B.. Jeffery & Co.; has'jiist^com
pleted'his yearly stock taking. ..Dur
ing" the' last .12 'months' the .'company,
has • ': sold 'in California * 346 V Ramblers,
an average . of a little better .than ; one
a day" for .'.the working day _; year.; -Of
these 196 were two cylinderVcars,." 99
four 'cylinder \ cars and/ 51 runabouts.
Of- the ; popular: .'shaft .'drive * Ramblers
only three. 40 '_ horsepower* and* 13* 30
horsepower .cars ; were*; sold. Thelrea
son * for this was: the 'fact that that
number of; cars, was; all:' thart ;. were
shipped to -the coast. /-/There, are not
53 Ramblers on,! the roads.' .The com
pany did more "than 60; peV-centCmore
business during: the , year, just", closed
than in any, similar preceding period. j
'. All; motor.;: cycle, f races .other^ -than
tho3e'open ; solely^to ( club members must
be": sanctioned by " : 1 the ' ;;f ederatlon of
motor cyclists, i 1i 1 Failure^ to complyj with
this'. means'; 'indefinite; expulsion f from
amateur ; races, : ahd ;as " the . federation
of American motor cyclists Is'alHed
with and ; all ; suspensions . recognized
and * indorsed ;by.<.the^national '. cycle v as?
sociation, . the; Americali'autorriobile ;as- k
sociation andf-; the/? amateur \u25a0 'athletic
union. Hi is plain .that Infraction", of the
rulesis-a serious offense.' '--r :
. The -motorcycle graces ; to-be -run/on
the; Emeryville. track in; Oakland ohjthe
fourth \u25a0 are^ properly/sanctioned.
is no other^ event \u25a0to ibe \u25a0 riih ; in . * northern
California on that; dateUhat Is (a; sanc-^
tiohed' event. - Competitors rr vv = must --be
members ;of the; f ederatlon": or f obtain) a
permits f romHhat organization In/order
to I compete ?-in . the sanctioned <-"*everit."
Any/desired' information^"on I . this Jsubr
ject 'can . be > from Pacific
coast 'representative; of Athe. competition
committee of ; the federation of fAmerii
can , motor 'cyclists,T'C. C. < Hopkins, ;, 7s9"
Gough 'street, San -Francisco. <- ;
' '.'Heavy. : maintenance , expense, ca.nt.be
avoided,",, >aid; F.f "U\l Smith, ».' general
manager of ".the ; Oldsmoblle
"It ,1s merely ; a. matter^'ofrc6mmon> sense,'
a few. moments' lookingfafter'the little
tilings .'that/, may. greater,'^ at
an expense , of ; a ') fraction 'of ; ' the .time \u25a0It
would;- take / to v properly/' care". \u25a0; for . a
horse. and^buggy.^/A ; : motor* "car 1 is' a
machine; s'Hreat *itH. intelllgenly, ; £ learn
every part,\then youvsee.atia^glance,
.whether /all ; »is aright,* and SaF half i turn
wlth^ a will of ten ' save \u25a0 a " heavy
repair.. bill.'.' '''.'.',-/. '-V*4\ \". Y-i'i'' \-XiC>- "
"Take": a railroad '.passenger.'? erigino.
After; it-;has goneiits'distancejjlOO.'mile^
or /more,, at speedy PUllihg'aheayy_
train,':. It *?Is; put", inv expert^^i hands,*? every*
part^examined ; and \u25a0 cared/for. : ; However,
this 1 expert 'i attention * is. not '< necessary,
_wlth- a', motor Vcar Hike nthe|OlUsmbbile. r
> whichjis'deslgneayandibu|lt|.tb^run a ,thn
maximum Vmileage/tWitrij.the'Mininimurn
repair. ? Take"- five jxttnutes > to jlook'f over.
your r car? before 1, you » star f. ©lit.* *Knbw,
what Ito; look; for "land^how'VtoJnndWjtJ'
You \u25a0'„ do "' not v need 3 do *'more ;.than'i- this,"
with; ordinary {precaution 'in id raving,-; to
keep;your.(car ; going;- every ; day *'of. '.the
year.":-. : : "\" \ ".'-\u25a0, » v v ;/ :- s -..f.;'.'.'>-'.i'..vV:'V"".~"' !
It wa^s.the weather, thatiwasiblamejl
for' making \\\^\ endurance irun' of^ the
Xew>Ydrk motor;clubHo/Albany^ioTss
verei t hat no vjonechadr a -perfect? score;
1 1 .was - the - ( weather* again \ that 'jh'q <]; fa."'
vored" the ;- contestants >as* to A-'esultiiu
;41> perfect'^ scores y> in f - the VAutoniobllo
club.of America's* ; sealedibonhet*c6hte.st.'
Had^ there/been one * rainy/ day./- thfero
would? haye}.beent a'^very : different ;story!
to. tell vatHhe/nnishfjofjthe [second jday^'s
r u n. r ; / Even ~. had v the^cem test 1 lasted ' one.
day,' more ! the " result T would * hate Jbeeu
"differentrrforJ it^lsfahTopeniVecret- that
several-cars finished i the fourth/ day '"on
.three^legs.".. '.l"=-'.', /-';./ -.V,;-.; >r» ; /.";7 -'*>.Y'
'-\u25a0 : ?: : ' -\u25a0-•"\u25a0. \u0084.•\u25a0\u25a0 ' \u25a0\u25a0' •:•';..\u25a0 '•-. ... ;.':•• '.-.<:
... Harry .;aT^ Rogers*, of V Los . Angele*
while \u25a0toiiringjito ;the ,'city " last' "/week
lost^ his ;aut6m*obile;;by^nreiat' the] sum-";
mltlih.Casitos'passVilS^mileslnofthiof
Ventura. v.The v. car^-: was '| '\u2666 loaded /"down'
for/aVcampingUrip'/withrgunsrandrain-'
munition. -.The - loss^ was / about V -$5;000?
R.,R.i Bray', has. soid^his 'four/ cylinder]
two' cycle .Elm ore car to • F. '. E. : *Johnson
ofiSantaCruz.' - \u25a0. ; " •-". •-.-:;:>-?-,.
/ ;The ; White company; will t not be\fep
resentedf InnheYrace*s|at^pelfMohte?oir
the ', fourth; races ?at ISahta. 1
Rcisa Z^ e r e i announced f| sorn e^ ti me * ago
theTcbmpany,;pVbmisedHhelprbinbtersito
sendi ; up|two\car6-2.aH|they^had^r;This
wa Aiß? f ore}thelpeltMontermeetywasTan-'
nounced; I .: and? therefore |the£ebmpanyjis"
not {in? avposition'^to. ?. compete! Infe the'
races ? of \thelAutbm6bilefclub|of^Cali^
.fornia.'Si'Albert^Piepenburg.^who^wbn
his mark ;in t. thel autoihobillng "world
withf;;: t WhistHnggg-BilJy t s ganatiWlllikm }
Jones; anbtherJexpertfJrlverSwilllbeTat
the/ 1 wheels v : of -•theF^Vhites: at : Santa
Rosa. »-.,„. ,
. _ :_ . \u25a0\u25a0-\u25a0:".: "/:;•; -•-''\u25a0'\u25a0•>':'-''';i''-.V : 7. ! ' \u25a0 *'YK'r-' ; l'"i* : 3
-...Iniadd|tibn';to''thV.'66ybyir6o'n"yefstor : y,
buildsng : ! ;b'eing^puttup):by ! \the' ? H.V:H^
me Down
- the ; Burns-Squires-; fight" at
Ocean -.VleWj' is ; not' more Ithamtwoldaya
offllittlevlnterestEis^displayed^irii'the
event,*; much" less ' than' has f marked " ; any
heavy-weight^ battle 7 . that Yi- has "> : been
broughtfoff Vin, or aboutithls?city};ln
manyj a 7a 7 ; day/ \u25a0 The? sports : failed ; to 'con V
gregate _' : on ;; the '; popularjcorners Hor yln
the^ reVorts I to> discuss * the; matcn i last
evening.^indicating jthatUhey. .were in
different f aslto thejoutoome.V,... ; ." \u25a0}' ''\u25a0
} ' Squi res ', still \u25a0 continues Vto - rule ; f avof
ite.^lThe Jodds^were /quoted { at* ; 1.0 \to j7
and 5;-to 3 along,thelline"whVn. ; the;betj^
ting « closed ;'* last 9 night; "/There ." were
practlcally\norßurns~LtaWersi" r at*Uhi3'
P rl^/'v Hundreds; and|tnousands^of ;'dol-;
lars ; of .'.Squires ) moneys lay \ around =* ; the
jvarlous Jbettlnirl" places, and ; the /men"
,whofowned ; it became extremelyi-.tTeary.
of waiting » before the hour of midnight
was; at; hand:;:;; ' ;\u25a0; ;•>. \u25a0':* v,'"-; : ::'/\u25a0, : 'JS\ :
v/T 1 ? 6 - \u25a0porting:* public; has/offered ; sev
eral S objections % to "f the X Burns-Squires
setto;*; the; principal*; one' f looming -up at
the ;laet; minute." :'; For many weeks past
Promoter^ Jim? Coff roth I has advertised
the if act* that James J. v Jeffries, retired
champion "heavy^weigrhti of 'ithe'lworld, 1 '
had : been .;i selected > to 5 referee i the "en
counter:: and "% that f. he :. would 2 challenge'
the .winner, should [It be 1 Squires. :-, V
?• j; Burns \ is I aTconf eased fcrooked. fighter.^
His shady transaction' in! the' fight, with
Jack!o;Brien ! at; Loai Angeles less <than
twof months ;ago ! ,ls, not thelonlyjblack
mark {against i the mame 111 1 of « the Cana-"
diari.i The /Call ' herewith produces ", a
letter j,wrlttensbyj ßurns -to .Billy-: Gee,
thejwell ; known^ eastern -sporting: man,
in- which the f former says outright: that
he would; not \take a-chanceagalnstHhe
Philadelphlan ,"or ..any other 'hard man
unless, the match -were fixed . for. him
to win. •.-.'\u25a0' '; \u25a0;\u25a0 *- ;-:' \u25a0".-..
WANTS tc E ASY MONEY"
Burns comes out. straight with"! these
statements./- He. intimates in his i letter,
that he has worked hard enough in his
time/ and, is . entitled c.to^ a; little', easy
money at this .stage of his -career/; He
adds* that] he' dare not risk his "laurels"
againstjany fighter .who will s not agree
to lie down."" ,/ . , ~ 'f
\u0084,;.Those ,< in tiraate * with Coff roth > know
well \ that •. he ( Intends .to < match 'Jeffries
with Squires; should the' v latter be the
vlctor.over -Burns. ; Most 'of /the 'fol
lowers: of ;the. game say that they do^
not' see^ how: Squires can /possibly lose
under^the 'circumstances that ; exist at
present.// . «
S.. It v Is -' known r '\ beyond question that
Coff roth has: secured the i ] permission of
both -Jeffries "and? Squires; for a • match
for: the i, championship -'of ' .the ,heavy
weight division' in the event "of . the
Australian's ; victory over,' the Canadian/
; This': fact 5 .; has ,'flg.used' a general/up
roar along the line 'within'^ the few
days. .The flasoOr between /Jeffries and
Jack Munro" is still fresh \ In \u25a0 the' memory
of. the majority; of i the iflght- fans of
this: city.' That battle - was • promoted
under, Coffroth's= auspices a \u25a0;']lttle more
than three years ; , ago \u25a0 and proved" the
pugilistic joke >of i the' season. ; ' : ]
\u25a0The-man~"whO'has;been In the habit
of, walking.' up to* the' ,box> office and
paying, out; his ,good money for. the pur :
pose 'jof - /.witnessing i a v pugilistic en
counter remembers;this affair very, well;
He ' also|f smells '}' a?i rat I v whim Coff roth
hints'aCmatchlng^crfries' and . : Squires.
He 1 can see ; the i finish/of 'the diminutive
Australian after he shakes hands with
the big ~\ f ell ow. &" The ' patron j learned -his
lesson:; from^the*Jerfrles-Munro raff air
and ; he ; has -vowed ; and •he
will ; never/never^ take a ' chance ": at : any-i
thing again that looks like' it.;* " .
i But!such.'are the circumstances..- The
Burns-Squires Uevent'^is ' but~the fore-^
runner.iof the proposed? Jeffries-Squires
setto. v As everybody^ knows 'the; retired
champ has . it on ; his -fragile opponent
from the ':: land ' of ':. the i kangaroo ,- so : . far
that it .is -; not ", worthy f" of : discussion. 1
The/matter « ls -butVa>joke In^*theimlnd
of the; sporting '\u25a0 public. . '"; '-Y '."_ .-/.
; .;^ Why- does Squires > rule favorite; over
COTTONTOWN FIRST IN
LONG ISLAND HANDICAP
SPECIAL DISPATCni.TO^THE; CALL.
\u25a0f .NEW^TORK. July ; 2— Well matched
fleldsjofjhigh class entries was the rule
this 'aft'ernooni^and-the' sport.g enerally,
| was^good.': ' The ; feature event ; was j the^
Longf island : handicap/* fbr ? 3 vye'ar';' olds
and upward, at a;mile and an eighth/; in
which ;a* fine? lotiof; facers [contested.^- It
was won by Cottontow'n;';- The big- horse
Hved/up* torihis sensational
and. won | after/a" terrific, struggle^ with"
I Sif>L>ynnewobd: ; : He'" hung, on /like a
bulldog at 'the 'end and .won bj% a : head."
Sif^Lynrie^podlput up a r- pretty race'
and'-took second -money from First Pre
mium. 1 \i' The V latter \ /was 'only a f half
length back. when'he passed; the, wire/-*.
'/\u25a0^.The '-^weather /\u25a0wast very, ''hot fat .'the
course,"/ but t this/ did;'not z prevehtithe
usualS large fcrowd* coming;, out , to fwit^
ness &the .'< sport.";, *. The 'track v was ); very
; fast;and r g"ood. s time'was'theirule;in the*
various: events. Speculation: was/brisk.
Summary;;. /,:',\u25a0/:// ,/ ; . * v
.First .race, six and fa', bslf furlousrs — SufTra^e
won.l* J^.** (?.'. Core . second,-. ; Barbary i-'Bellei -'Belle ' third.'
Time,>l:l9.V./;/;.CVi- ';.--'/\u25a0.'-. :'./r:.-; : /.."':; \u25a0-. ::
'.' S«cond ; ' race.' : 'fiteeplechase, full 'conrse-^-Phan
totnr. won.* ; Billy Lane "second, .-Sheriff Williams'
third.iJTime, ,5 :19.v->^ \u25a0?':"- - - 1
•-".Third •',' race, ' - ftve U furlongs— Xotasluga .;' won,'
Julia r Powell - second, ' Parkview third." .Time, '\u25a0
1:01.2-5. ',•.".. -•'" *:.;-.* :>\u25a0;,\u25a0*\u25a0-:£*\u25a0\u25a0 •\u25a0-."-» •-}\u25a0>\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 'i :^.< -'.".•*r
I Fourth v race.' j.J»ng : island \ handicap.? one /milt*
[ and \u25a0 it \fnrlong — Cottontown s won. 1 ? Sir j Lynnpwnort
second,~.:Firit:Preminm*third.".aTlmp.*;l:s.l C-r>. .:.'
:«*": Fifth "race, 1 one and a sixteenth miles on ; turf—
| Sai-acenesca.^ won, v.Tommv v : Bopero .' second,' • Golf
| Ball Uh|rd.VTime,^ 1:49 1-5. ; '. , . • :
lii' SixthI ii' Sixt h six '\u25a0: furlongs— Joe'i Nealon ' won. : Hjl
second.^ Scallop j, third.";" Time,* 1 :14 2-s.' ißiska.-a
finished-third, I ; but was dlsqualifled'for. foullng.'v-AS
WILI-:SE\D> OARSMEN EAST
"WORCESTER,' Mass.; Jply 2.-^— Ed ward
M. Hawes, manager' of ' athletics /at /: the
University -of • Washington, in; a letter
from' Seattle to a frlend;here TannounceßT announceB
th'eljntentlorii of ; Washington to j be' rep-"'
resented': nek tj year; by. twq[crews*at \ the'
bigf'Poughkeepsle;-f college
Hawes "; says? there- is?' strong likelihood
th~at'Leland Stanford university.will.en
ter'a.'crew i for r the regatta. '-."" '\u25a0*}-." . ' '
franklin* manufacturing, company, UhVy,
haveif oundi lt^necessary/to! add ]two»200
horsepo^er^boilers4incre"a3e\thelr 4 'elec-j
tricallequipmerit*; and ''enlarge ;th'elr7dry^
kilmand' coal' storage. -
A. D.'iPlughbff t of Jj.;.W.;Leavitt:&JCo?
has 'sold? the 'first ;lnVPotter
He' has 'delivered j a' Reo pouring
*cajj to'; J.'\ S.: Hughes./' ':{' ; ' ;\u25a0\u25a0:-'\u25a0\u25a0 " \u25a0'\u25a0 '\u25a0/'' r '£
iifLi. H.'Blll.'localnianager 'for, Thomas B.
'Jeff eryJ&lCompany^has, received tajtel^
gram '^ stating;; that ?4'lnf ChicagoTsealed
bonnet J reliability^ run ;Pa*/yinqdel£J24s
Rambler 'finished /with jr a\' perfect /score
andtinfpef feet "condition". '.'?:*/- '
A' Weekfot | Sports
i-; The H, Automobile/ Club- of -California
: will^ have,; a /special^ run,? to i Hotel's del-
Monte* over. phe* fourths cleavings* S^
.Francisco :Julyi3.'^ThereiwilljalßO^beJa v
epeclali golf £ tournament « andialli-klnds
of | attractions/frt-The l clubhouse *is « open
and Ithis i famous S resort' was; neverfmore*
; attractive.'^ Round Strip a railway^ rate
$4.00/?ti Secure i?laccommodations"cearly.l
anauirejanylSouthern!Paciflcia»ent.'€»rv*
Makes P/ea for a Crooked Fight
\ \u25a0 Mr. B illy Gee : ;^ Your 'letter: received time ago. 'Well, Bill, I am in
San^piego. I boxjtwo /fellows .here Wednesday night, each ten rounds.
Have it fixed,' so ain't taking chances. I got two telegrams from Los.Angeles
wanting me;tb;meerßodt>: Hart beat him in twelve rounds and -. O'Brien
beat Kaufman, 'and -you ;Kno\y. ; Root isn't :,very. game.
'\u25a0-\u25a0\u25a0 <.. I got a telegram f f om'j O'Brien a .week ago saying he would meet me in
Mat's : at r Philadelphia. 3 -.;-' They Uried ! . to" /get Vine to ; meet him in - LOS Angeles
mstead^offthefNelsb^ Philadelphia, as we
can.get'thernbheyJthere. : v ' v : v:' ;j l'\u25a0 "_'\u25a0' •'*'\u25a0*
> '^jjl ~told^'O'Brien^ \u25a0invthe-jetterj that a, lot'of fellows are trying to manage
rne,>but to^.pay 'no^attention ttb^hem./; I .tbld.him" you' are the only fellow
whoican,do:anything.for me;asl 'khow-you are'on the square. If you heard ,
from- him' it >ould;go for" me. y ;^li'.wrote -to' Jack: Curley-to see it he could •
get me IS "weekVon^the •sfage"at;ssop;a'week. VI guess -he: will getit.
% 'I I Want ; some : one J can trust • to/ make ' the - mateh • with ' O'Brien and get
all the we can. a T We ought^to get $5,000. ~I \u25a0 was offered that for ; Ruhlin.
Ij'ahswered vO;Rburke.'tb;put'Up $3.ooo, '"the"? winner's end, as a guarantee to
mcfthat'it comes o^
It< : waS; \u25a0\u25a0to.t.be.^fqur? rounds^;/ 'l.'^will-'send^ydu-.a" telegrafn^in this letter .that I
got'fronijP'Rbufke/; Now; Bill, ".if /you, like, go ahead and match me with ,
O'Brien and Ruhlin. \ Be careful ,with Anyone else; as I am champion, I don't
want :to~take 'any Jchances^ of -getting beaten: - •
*Vf /• Get ; all i. the^, coin you , can, .either, a ' purse or percentage,- and " fix it with ;
O'Brieni ; as^lsknqwlhe is O. X/ hovr. to get the coin.- Also try to get me on
ili^Londoriri England!.* I .can beatdll those" fellows byer there. I got a letter \u25a0
from f John ' Wille/J 'He 'wants -to.' box me. . .'He \u25a0 wants \u25a0 some "money." If. he
agreesito^lay^^d^^^lill'^ve'him/'a.match; but make him put up, a guarantee.
Take r n6, ! chances at : all.' As I f ought jny way to the top, Bill, let's get some
moneyjhbw."- AVirc^rne; if f you go ahead yand do business for -me, so I
will kri<£vv;where "^l am "'at! lamjn.business in-Long'Beach, Cal. It's, a' few
n^ileß;from theTcity. a -Japanese art store. My intended wife is taking
care of it forime.while ;= I. am? down; here.* She's as good as 'they make, and
when you meet 'her 'you will"agree ; .with me.. , *
.-> ; I haye -met} the- whole\fa"rhily ; and stopped at, their home in Portland for a
month. ;.They are 'very ; swell people. "But they don't want me to fight. I
told them just' one more year; and: I ' would cut it out. . - r \" ; - .
When you write send it to. 23lj_Pine avenue; Los Angeles. That is where
my store is. \Vell, Bill, answer.at once. Good luck to your peoplel As ever,
P. S.— Arrange go at once, and fix it.
San Diego,:March;2s,vl9o6. -; . '; ; v .:
Burns? ...This- is the -question i that*. Is
disturbing"; all Hhose } who V are ; Inclined
to place bets,' large" or, small; on the outt
come, of the; fight -tomorrow. .'-Nobody
can .figure 'out-, why rfqulres should 'sell
at : ; odds ;of J lO ; tor :7 1- over." the /'heavy
weight champion * of ; ; the -world." ".Yet,
there is ; little ;or ,no/ Burns; TmonejL in
sight,' andiall. the wise ones are 'looking
for, a, chance to get a bet down on the
Australian: " /• \u0084 /,-; -; ;' -r »•;
i Sqiiif es has 5 never . fought outside Jof
his i native dand. ; Hej was *never .• heard
of. here tilli a ; f ew ; months" ago,-, when; it
was announced. that he intended sailing
from Australia/ to; fight 'In .the '^United
States. . ,He . was - not /considered < serir
ously _at^ that ; .time and even at^present
the -'sporting public >as a wholej'does
not take ; any stock ; in: him.- '// -y ' ->I /'
Who';has . •. Squires 3: beaten ?_ s Thls: Is
%hfi\ question : that ; the sporting /men 1 all
along the line ' are Tasking:^ each" other
right * now. Si When , the ; record \ot ' the
Australian ; xhamplon /is}i presented Yon
paper Itl does riotModk'ahy too;gobd-to
those/'who'iclalm/tb \ know^flghtfers.- . \u25a0-;.*
r .; Squires ibeat Peter/ Pelix In 15 ' rounds
in his own "country.:" Jack Johnson"* went
over^to .- the land ;qt • the , kangaroo [ and
stowed //F^ellxV.'away, : in >, two,-;. minutes.
Wh"eh ;'/ Jack ' Johnson '"was';, billed v / to
fight In or "about- this', city nobody ever !
paid -any,; serious attention. .to/ him. ,«A
1 careful' scrutiny/of, the [receipts To'fi the
; , various fights" In the coloretl nian
! has \u25a0participated /will "readily show • that
I he hever^ fought" before. anythlnglike" a
i $10,000 house. /- \u25a0.»"."«'„':>.\u25a0\u25a0.','. V '""\u25a0- '"\u25a0• r\u25a0:.-rr \u25a0: .-r
,"J- Squires rstowed^Tim; Murphy away^ in
n i ne ,' rounds';' and jail "Australia/ though t
that ,* i t ' /was one /grand ?victory.~ ;^ r Tet
poor t old* Al, Nell,* aften he"; had 'shot; his
bojt in/this (city, took/a. trip over/ the
ocean: and l gained : a -victory 'over .Mur
TWO LONGSHOTS EARN
BRACKETS AT LATONIA
* SPECIAL DISPATCH TO, THE CALI/
•i LATONIA, ,July .2.— Weather clear. * Track
fa»t. , >-\u25a0 \u25a0-, - t , .-; ,-; .• \u25a0-\u25a0;-_.- .—,<-'\u25a0;---:. •--:••
'\u25a0\u25a0 First race-T-Flve . and a ; half ; furlongs, 1 2 \u25a0 year
olds.? selling:' -.*;-•- v-- : ' •: C - »' ' -
Odds.*.'; Horse and - Jockey. Wt.' St. * Str. ' Fin. .'.
13-l_Sabado ( V. ; Powers) .\u25a0..". 08 - 1 2ht lm
50-I— Merrigo (B. '> Martin) :-.". ; 99 -, 8 '• 8 2 - 2 ; 2
\u25a0 5-I— V'ansfK (Pictens) ... . . .-.104 -.; 7*41,3.1%
Timer '^l:oß 4-5.r Bucket •* Brigade.",' ;Ladx.\. Vic.
».'-> Clieswanlinc." Margaret Randolph/ Countess cf
/ ( Mplbourne, ; Water \u25a0 Cooler, . Reiall. B^isbtd 'as
, named.' ' . " ": • " ,, .\u25a0•. \u25a0Oi '\u25a0"; ji'i \u25a0<.*.
:'.:..-\u25a0\u25a0\u25a0 • • -* .. ' ' . "-_.*-.\u25a0-«. i^r -.
' Second race-^-Six fnrlongs. 3. year olds and, op
wanf,;Belllna-: ; \ \u25a0 >' ; \u25a0'• \u25a0 \u25a0>\u25a0 " \u25a0'\u25a0lh-*- l'?2^,J-
Odds. V: Hone .and y Jockey.' : . Wt.' SXt Str.'- Fin. -.'\u25a0;
fil^-TsaranJ.-Lee>.r...... ..103 •S\2"lt'lm >
S-ir^-Viperine (Pickens) . :, . . .iol 1 «, Ih«2 n
4-S— Stoner^Hill- (Cherry )..'.:iOS: 4. 4 2^3, n' -
Time. V 1 -.15 3-5. V > Bert Osra,* "= Gal ithea,"-- Uncle
*?; Henry. \u25a0 Ben /froTato." Royal Star, * Red .Thistle."
i'Captaln'Peareon." Dew. Star,; finished as named.
,' ..Third rare— Mile and a : sixteenth; 4 yearTolds
and -.up'ward,^ selling: . . ' "• • - \u25a0
Odds.^ : Horse \u25a0•. and v Jockey. \u25a0 Wt. St. 1 %" Fin."
lfl-3— .Redwood ill; (Helsesen)*. 110 4 1 V, 1 1
13.1^-Matador£(E.;Martin)-...112? 9 '* Iv 21.
.15-2— CarlPßßt(lMckens).:f.'.-"..109'"3>.2 2' 3 2.,
Time. . s 1 :48. / -. Attila.v.Tinker.- . \u25a0 Florlzelr Wedpe
"\u25a0* wood; 1 . Casperdine, j Monoohord, 1 . Eclectic, :. Sha-"
; ?,, wjina.- ; finished ; as . named. " ; . / •" » : ' '}'\u25a0'\u25a0 V I
i Fourth race— One/ and, a ' quarter, miles, 3 ' year
old-'fllllos; -"purse: ;.j--* s ..... \u25a0 i '\u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0' \u25a0*\u25a0 . ,:\^ v--'/. '•
Odds. Horsey and "\u25a0Jockey. . Wt. St. »i -.: Fln; L
. 2-I— Lillie Turneri'fJ.-LeeK-.IIS, 4 :S 45 1- %
14.5_Mi.«s » Alert -' (Pickens) ~. 100 1 0 1 . V, 2 . nk •
\u25a0-4-I— Ml«!t:L,idac(D.-'An!<tin>.-10© Tl 2-.2.h. 3 3.r«
Time.- .2:07 3-s.'ft.Wlng Ting. . Dainty , Dame,
. finished as named. -'
*'V. Vlfih - race-rSix : furlongs,.3 year | olds - and ' np
ward, * sellinß: .\u25a0\u25a0 .:\u25a0 \u25a0\u25a0 .» -,i •;.\u25a0 .-- \u25a0 . •
Oildß. ; ; Horse : and „' Jockey, k Wt.-St. Str. -.FJn. .
16-t—Dr.^ Huffman ;(E.iMtn.) T f1.1;: 2 ::2,% 1 1- '
:\u25a0•: 4-I —Beatrice . K 5 (TATaylorK 107 ," : 2'; 3 ; I H2 h
"4-I— Boserrian 1;1 ;^ I <Pleken«>?r.'. -:ioi)\ 1 -1 1%3 ; 1^ 1
Time, v 1:14 3-5.V.-J Haiighty.;.^llii9,ted.t Burnsilale,
.-.-BRlltoone.t Harold' D, « RoUnoflaw, i Bensonhurst,
\u25a0 Ban -Strong.^finished- as* named. :-;;'-," . ;;; ;-\u25a0»
'•^ Sixth*. race— One mUe..3:year olds and upward,"
selling: *•.. ' -.* >- -.- • '.".•- ./ v ,• -^
Oddst.Tr Horse iand ; - Jockey." 'l\Wt.*> St. j "i^.Fin:
: . 0-l-t-Woo!stone >U Pierrot) :'.'..» 07 6 ' l't^l lv.
12-I— Demo J (Skirven* . .'. .'.: . SG "1 - 2 \iY 2l^n
?.6-l— Bl.'"o' : Light. (J.l ßutler) 87 ,^,7^5.1,' 3:5 v
TimeM:4l 3-5. A Camilie.^ Cygnet,' '-Warner iQris-
; r .; welt* Caroline.,«W.^ : Small : Bady,\ ! Xoelr; Double
\u25a0 Prince SUverwinss,~>flnlshed' as. named.
IiATONI A* ENTRIES
". First rare.'-'four 'and^aihalf^ furlongs. .'purse- 11 -'
Snake '.Mary/110.-iTheblas nio,"<Edna « Motter 5110."
Blanche '& Hamilton ?illO.>i'lnT«»ntress , ; 110.- ? Lady
Flor%SJlo.': Miss -{Schirndln^*lo7.'>Presen.tci 110/
Barlwn /J 10. " Cloyne .-' 1 1 10. >Leona -• Coombs 77 1101 10
'ZlraJllO;-^:, :>'.'K- ': \u25a0•^\u25a0^ f • -. /;,\u25a0;.-»\u25a0.-'- -S?3U
\u25a0;',. Second race.^ one . mile, r s»?lllnit— Caper ' 100,^ Or.
perboleislos.aVipsania- 105, ':-iWliUs iKi&g «107 T
OuardiUo73Gold-'Dnke;4lo7,J General; Early- ip 7,
Solly tM$ HOI j- Knight { of* Ivanhoe illO,; Alveston
107.<Hartlng«107,*sBtr..Gepffrey^llO.i? ;" ,v-r;s '-:-
KAThird I race.'i five i furlongs.". )uirse— Clea r > Run ft 2 '
Marcus 'AureHus,os3Alb«rtiStariloir! Judge Pun
dons* Joiri f Grephamiloi:sQratiot > *101^Doraf Neff
.110. SEd j Kane 6 110. « Caltha i 02, '"i Plnkola ilO2 5, Va
nene; 92.7 Parisian ' Model: OS. \u25a0 v -.-:.^r ;*tA/'' i'Xß:*
TB* Fourth 3 rac^.S ste«r>lechase.^ clubhouse 'course^-'
Gtey iPlume i 123.*^ Blue $ Pirate S l2B, w Maraschino
1 1.12.'| War I Chief 13S. > Snbador I ISt.i Full *of > Fun
ISS/is ßlue's Mint 513S.r»Class ?. Leader ? 131.V John'
Dihon^l.-r,.ltf:: \u25a0\u25a0«"',:--; <': / )\ ;:/' :.-.i.lj lx;_:-y';»l x;_:-y';», .-.:\u25a0\u25a0-.
'CiFifth J race.' one: mile^-purse-^ZlnfandelSf!, *Jh-
Tanese 1 87:3. Red - Gauntlet B?.^H*t#K JPatchi 87.^
Electorine : 91; >: Mike -' SiKto'h .-. IW. Beau i Brummel
»P.' .The ; Clansman , lOO.'s La ve inta : BT.' cO \u25a0',-;\u25ba« . sqj
*» Sixth > race." mile and 'an i elphthr* selling— Little
Elkin i, 101,-J Florlael i 101 : * Marseilles s lo4,.' Umise
Macf arlan ; 104.T! Henry jO } lOO;' Clyde : 10«,^ Sarotr
Faired 10C. fc .«BenileV Cramer .riOB. \u25a0\u25a0& Gambler, i 108.-
Belleriew ; 107,<Waterlake J107," Leo • Bright ' 107.
| . . I" "^ l iAtoNI.CsELECTIO.VS : :",,\u25a0\u25a0;\u25a0 ' : " I
)-« First \u25a0 race-^-Pri's«?nte, ; iTh<»bali,^ Snake | Mary. \u25a0
KKwondJraee^-Caper^Hartinir. iWaltt l Klnjr/ : '\u25a0
ry^Thlrt^aeegJWKj^rt^Kd.tKane. Parisian
\y « F6urd> y.Jrice^Snbador/; . War Chief,' .' ; Grey
phy in short order.* and nobody gave
him. much. credit for." lt, either.
a: match between Jeffries
and ;Nell.' What "a cry of. indignation
the sporting public would set up. And
still the: sports are. expected by certain
persons to turn out and pay their good
moneyj; to watch a mm' perform whom
Neil, to statistics, would
make rustle ; around: the ring.* Fdr sev
eral ! months past Neil . has been > glad to
fight for; a " small purse In" the four
round. division in this city.
SALE OP SEATS LIGHT
> Dave Barry beat Murphy In two
rounds. Burns toyed \u2666 with ' Dave a
couple of years ago, putting him ; out
when he becameVllred of stalling. No
body, ever, considered Dave a champion
wheiu he 'performed, here, yet Squires,
who^had rather a hard time beating the
man'whom Barry nearly killed. Is billed
tojflght Burns, who made a joke out of
Felix's conqueror.,
-Tf The' sale . of ; seats , for the match has
been ' a great; disappointment to Coff
roth.^,He "advertised^ the flght* Jexten
siyely \u25a0in this city as well ; as through
out Uhe r country districts, and the re
turns 'for his l pains have been very
meager;up;to7date.
.-£, It is an admitted I fact that the post
ponement of , the Britt-Xelson *-match
has hurt' the Colma, affair to a marked
degree. Many of up and down
country : sports who. had figured on
coming f here* to see both fights changed
their minds, when they learned, that the
lightweight battle? had been deferred.
They were willing to take a chance at
two fistic 'encounters," but ; when one of
these/-" and 'the v most attractive one at
that,i was "postponed. ' practically all of
them' ; decided»to stay, a^ home on the
fourth.' \u25a0 • , .\u25a0/ . ".
MORELAHD PILOTS TWO
OF WINDSOR'S WINNERS
1 SPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE CALL
'\u25a0 WINDSOR,, July/ 2.— Weatuer cloudy. Track
•ast. \» - * ;^^* \u25a0 ..-'. v --
•First race-^-Six furlongs, 3 year oldi and sp
ward,"; selling: \u25a0 **"
Odds. Horse and Jockey. * Wt. St. Str. Fin.
2-I— Prollflc- (5wain) :....... 94 3 11 1 U
>3-l— Ballot Box (J. Foley)..lll 1 2 2 2 VA
10-I— Frank Collins (Ben ton) 105 -6 3 n 3 n
Time. 1 :14 1-5. Clifton Forge," Western. Monere.
t , Impertinence. Silver Tall, Taunt. Helen Mil
ler, finished as named. > -
..Second race— Fire furlongs. 2 year olds, sell
ing: v " w :, • \u25a0\u25a0:\u25a0-,.
Odd».^' Horse and Jot-key. WCSt. Str. Fin.
10-I— Tomnabat (J.'"Kellr).:ios -. 4- 13 12
'6-I— Maxton (D0bc1). "....-... 10«; •B'4K2n
10-I— MolJere (C0nn011y)...:.. 98 7 5 X; 3 n
Time. . 1 :02 1-5. Catherine F; Bayou Lark. . Leto
r.^Uatchee," 801 l WeeTll./Lee Crest,' finUhed as
'\u25a0 named; • \u25a0 . . \u25a0 : .
-Third. race — Six furlongs, 3 year olds and up
ward, : selling: .. •" . .-,'. '
Odds. -": Horsf and ' Jockey.* Wt." St. Str. Fin.
2-I— Shine On (D. Boland) ..|llO 3 1 h 1 n
10-I— Mattie H (Swain).'.".'.'. 10C» 2, 4 3 *2 2
. 5-I^-tf. iW.O'Neill (Moreland) 103. 6=3 1 3 h
Time. : 1:134-5/; Redondo. Showman. . Bazil. Grac
chus, Rnlloba, Reticent^ finished', as named.
Fourth race^ — One and a \u25a0 sixteenth miles; 4
year olds and upward.' selling: J '" ' •
Odds. \u25a0 Horne \u25a0\u25a0 and Jockey." W"t. St.'»i Fin.
2-I— Light ; Note MMoreland).: 100 .8 3 111
S-l— Secret .'(Fairbrother >:..:. J>7 \u25a0•« 2 h 2 2"-"
4-I— The Gleam; <Mulcahy>.T.' 96 :? l"n \u25a0 3 1H
Time.'^ I :4S 3-3. .; . \u25a0> Xeodesha,'.: Oberon, - Cursiw.
;->B<mrbon News. ;MiBB Anna,- finished as named.
?JiF k ifth v race— Four; and a half furlongs, 2 'year
old*; maiden 'fillies, ; selling;: - -
Odds. r'Hor»e ' and \u25a0 Jockey. . Wt. St. Str." . Fin.
3-I— Ena * (Moreland) ........1103.23 12 -
V 5-2 — 81. Barbara (D. BolandUlO- 7 4 2 2 IV.
15-I— Mickleton:Maiil'(Kunz».llo\ 1 1 n .31 .".
Time,"v":ss 2-3.' ' Courtlpss, Meadow Green. lie-.
\u25a0 l~pletlon,';May»Brennan." Sans. Reproche, Ella B.
\u25a0'.flnished as named. .",.
".Sixth race— On«»:mlle." 3 year 014H,- pelliog:*'- -
Odds.* .^Horse's and Jockey. : 'Wt.! St. *i ~ Fin.
Royar.RideryJDelabr).; 97:5 1 3 13
J3-.V- Bye Bye;II.-(Moreland):102' 4- 2 n 2 h
12-I— Doc Kyle' (KimaK. ; .. .107 13 2 3 2
Time.J J l:4l.:_Pleald,. Little Boot, Kdwin H.
Bathtnarla,"' finished «« iwmu!.
; :•'-' ...WIXDSOR: ENTRIES;
\u25a0' . First race.'- six • : f nrlongs. V selling— -Dorasette
107. Miriam W 107. Lizzie McLean 10S, Cousla
Kate 10.V, Sonnet f 103.. Annie Mack I<>s. Oleasa
105.-s' Gold : Sprar \u25a0 100. -\u25a0\u25a0 100. Bhimlna
102. ;Ladyj Goodrich ; 102.'-Kalnlng LeaTes;iO2. ,. \u25a0• -
V Second .race.. :Bt? .1 furlontrn. . *ell In?— Charl
emagne ' 102." Croy Jon 102. \u25a0 Bllfll 106. Eleanor ; Fay
lOJ.f Meadow-green ' M, 1 Aquiline lOtt.' Red ; Hussar
100^ Sir; Cyril. 102."? \u25a0-.-_•. .
* iThirdjrace, one mile— Kinjr of Troy 1 OS.-Peter
Sterllng.*ll4,- Reside • 84,;Gargantna &4,; Jacomo
i^Fourth race.'*flTV aDd.K'balf furlonp*." selling-
Senator f Paynter -i lfKJ^i Ktwatl s. 108..« Fare \u25a0 102
Little I J^onte. 102, * Bar'tJ,*i \(T2,- t Drop- Stitch IOC*
Ena "102.. Abrupt; 100. Jr.\;lCo.. ...-. -,"'
r.>.Flfth -rMe'.T one 7 mile— WaterlamliOi* \u25a0 Bla^k
lock«lo2.~:WlldiFlower :II"102.'' Offleer 102 l KU
dare 8102.'.''. Glena H Mcßride: \u25a0 100. *Theodocia".'< 10:*
Denisrre»los. 3 Pearl > Hayes 1105. 'TrentrtO'll 107*
Max, 107,: Ben Stllle; 102.;Royalf Charlie 110 - *
-« Sixths race.:-' mile <- and,; a>• sixteenth,-; sellins—
Little Lighter 103/namtlcar.-101.-'Alta' McDonald
101;-Qberon 1106.-Rather.Royal l(>7. '*Imboden 98.
King of the Valley 104, rKelpie BS. '
I;i WIXSDORv SELECTIO.VS*
First. rae*^-U2zle McLean."." Oleasa. \u25a0 Cousin
Kate.'s,.jS''-. \u25a0 T'. v .',' ... ..'-"- „\u25a0 \u25a0 .
4 Second > raee^-Red : Huuar. Aquiline, Bllfll ,'
• Third i race— Keaide,.- Kirut •o( Troy; Peter
Sterling-. L, '.:".-:' ~ - . . \u25a0 .-\u25a0 .
.£\u25a0 Fonrth ; race —Seymour . Botler. Fare. : DroD
Stitch.'* c.2^.'-'« '• .. - :.•-\u25a0\u25a0 '- 'i* t \u25a0-, .. %
\u0084.Fif thTrace— «lena : Mcßride. IH-aipre, Klldare.
/- Six th f race—King \of {the * Valley ; i Alta' MrDon
aid.?Rather,;Royal.i; A.? \u25a0\u25a0;..:\u25a0.
- Fifths race— Mike VSutton/ Beau
*J Sixth racc^-SaVoir Falre. \u25a0 Uttle . EJkln. ilir-
Edited by
R. A. Smyth
SCHEME TO BOOST ODDS
ON SQUIRES-BURNS BOUT
OEctdie Hanlon and jimmy
-Lawlor Are Scapegoats
v of "the Gang"
A carefully laid plan to boost tn«
betting on the Burns-Squires fight
failed last night and two of the men
who were on hand with Squires money
proved to be the '"fail guys"* for." the
reason that they were not. put,on,their
guard at the proper moment. The men
' were Eddie Hanlon and Jimmy Lawlbr.
neither, of- whom was known to hay*
so much available cash before. On the
opposite end of .the frame up' were
George Memslc, the lightweight fighter
and side partner of Burns, and a 'Los
Angeles friend., \u0084
. x The. little side play happened at the
j Tuxedo when things began to . look up
lively on the. line. Memsic ajid his
friend entered the place, londly pro
! claiming that they had $700 to .bet on
Burns against 51,000. They approached
Ed Butler. J a well known handbook
man. and asked him to cover the money.
"We do not want any pikintr bets."
shouted Memsic. "We are out for th«
big money and if we cannot get it
here we "will look around."
Butler admitted that he did, not nay»
so ; much coin . available, .but promised
to skirmish around for, lt. Memstc and
his friend told him that they would b»
-In Thompson's restaurant a few doors
away and would be ready to maks'th»
bet as soon as possible.
Butler left: the place and in a few
[moments found Jimmy Lawlor and Kd
dle Hanlon. The former had $2,000
which he was very anxious to wager
1 on* Squires, while Hanlon was there
with $1,000 for the same cause. Jubi
lant over thf» fact that he had discov
ered two "live ones," Butler Immedi
ately steered them to the restaurant
where Memsic and his friend were din
ing.
Hanlon and Lawlor, not aware of th«
fact that the Los Angeles men wer«
"stalling for sucker money." flashed
their bank rolls. Memsic and his
friend all but ran out of the place.
After some clever side stepping, they
announced that they were not quits
ready to place their money «n Burns.
In the meantime' Lawlor and Hanlon
are supposed to have "awakened to the
fact that. they were the tools of the
gang. After summing up the situation'
they decided to make a hasty exit from
the place before the story of their ad
venture became public property.
• But all Fillmore street knew of it
within half an hour. Everybody- was
well aware that neither ' Hanlon nor
Lawlor had $3,000 between them .to *et
on a prizefight. After a lot of tall
figuring and wise calculating "the fight
fans awoke to the fact that the two
ex-pugilists were handling "the monay
for the Coff roth ring and that they
fell into a trap at the last minute that
Is. liable to make a difference of several
thousand dollars to the snre thing men
about town who are figuring on mak
ing a clean up on Squires.
GOLFERS WILL MEET
ON THE MENLO LINKS.
Country Club Will Hold fourth of
v July Celebration With' Variety
of Sports
The following programme has been
schedufed by ,the .Menlo golf and
country club for the amusement of
! the members tomorrow: »
Life pigeon shoot, 10 1. m.; hsnUlean «oir
tournamer.* for women. 10:30 a. m.; meni
eclectic joflf .. handicap. 18 boles, 9 holes to
count. 2 p. m. This tovrnament maf be played
?I J n 7 tlD ? e during the day. acore for the flrst
IS holes playe,! to be turned fa*. Mtxcd putting
contest. 4 p. m.: fireworks and supper.' 815
:p. m.' Entrants . for the contests are requested
to send their names to the handicap committee
at the clubhouse before 8 p. m. today, a cold
lunch will he \u25a0 served. .
WILL ERECT, SALT MILL
FAIXON. Nev.. July 2.— C W. Kin-
ney, a. well known minins promoter of
this district, has returned from Boston
and' New York, where 'he succeeded *ln
organizing a company to erect a -salt
mill on the desert nea,r San • Springs.
The mill will have a capacity of 100
tons a day.
To Cure
Rheumatism
The excessive ; accumu-
lation of uric acid must be
eradicated from the sys-
tem. Dr. jSlilesV Nervine
\u25a0used . as directed for rheu-' •
/matism; is alkaline, in /nil- .•
tiire. ; It neutralizes this
acid, and its soothing ef- **
feet upon ' the irritated
condition of the nerves :
relieves pain and induces *
sleep* -and rest.
"I was suddenly taken with a severs
', pa In ' In tmy foot. .My physician could *
. not tell .what' was * the . trouble.' In -a ; .
few days; l had the same trouble with
-.: the other foot.* I was so crippled that
'\u25a0 '\u25a0: I . could scarcely wait and at time« I
had to crawl on my hands . and knee*
from my bed down stairs. • After .ha v-
ins^my shoes on for, an hour or two'
I could \u25a0 manage to walk by « suffering \u25a0
•>. the ; pain. -.* I - suff eretl • more or: lesg - all -
,T, T summer. \u25a0 and tried almost everything
• but got no . relief. ' Then I * began .to
have pains all ; through my system. *
My doctor told me I had an acute at-
tack of inflamrra tory rheumatism.- I
\u25a0waa in the hospital for weeks, but » l
» was scarcely able to walk when I left
. * it. I read about Dr. Miles' : Nervine,
bought . a bottle and also "wrote "the
Miles Medical Co.; for advice. They
advlwd me to add sallcylata of soda
to the Nervine, and , I commenced - to
get better, from • the start and f or ; th* .
. past \ six ..months have scarcely "any
pain, and am able to walk as well as
ever." : • JAi H. SANDERS f '"
P. O. Box 5. Rockaway." N> J.
: ' Dr. Miles' t Nervine Is sold * by, your
druaglst/ who will guarantee that th»
'.first oottle will benefit. : If rt falls, ha
\u25a0' \u25a0will ' refund your \u25a0 money.
'vMilcs Medical Co^ Elkhart, tnd,
J&S&bkiM MEN AND WOMEN.
J^f °-r»«^ r ; » .*7*t*tl<>«« <* ulcwiioai
'^^K^?iSiJ*i3Rf''""« «»»»•»» tninr,-,
'JqJliJlllU- _dr_yi -7 »«»«»•, pr«9«l<i. {«'
Vteg3PKrß*»tJ».o«»b<rtti«««La. -
,; «j«l«r Mat ob n«<Ms(»
BASEBALLTODAY AT^3O P. M.
IV RECREATIOX PARK -
'y**?** Cl A ST^ BET- MTH XVDUTR
j. OAKLAND VS. SAM FRAXCISQO •

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