CALL/SATURDAY, THE SAN FBANCISCO AUGUST 29, 1903. 9 BLUE-BLOODED YOUNG RACERS WILLCONTEST TO-DAY IN THE FUTURITY EVENT HAMBURG BELLE BOOKS ARE HARD HUGE BLACK FALLS THE ED PABST DRIVES OLD STONE WINS SHARES HONORS HIT BY LOUISVILLE BEAR TO RIFLE IN WINNING RUN FROM A FAVORITE WITH KEENE ENTRY IN THE HANDICAP OF AN AMATEUR SPORTSMAN OF NOTE WITH TIMELY HIT AT KINLOCH PARK Are Equal Favorites for the This Race Proves the Best Ed E. Leake of Woodland Has the Honor of Being the First Guest in the Both Teams Struggle Along Rainland, » Heavily Backed Will Be of a Card Innings Good, Choice, Futurity Which Poor at the Bear, ..for Ten of Can Finish in No Worth $50,000 to Winner Hawthorne Racecourse History of Bartlett Springs to Secure a the Professional Hunters Bad and Indifferent Ball Better Than Second Place Being the Only Men Heretofore to Land Such a Trophy of-the Chase Many Horses Entered Will Telegraph Companies Are Lohmah Takes Johnson Out Two- Year- Olds Are Sent Not Start Owing to the Notified to Discontinue of Box in Eighth, Though Over a .Mile Course, the Heavy Condition of Track Service From the Track He Pitches in Fine Form Longest Route of Season

EpVcial Dispatch to The Call. ,Special Dispatch to The Call STANDING OP THE CLUBS. Special Dispatch to The Call (Paclflc Coast League.) RIEW. YORK. Aug. 2S.-Rain has Aug. 28.—There wa^jio par- W. L. Pet. VT. L. Pet. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-The feature cf promised LosAng...Sl 48 .63$ Portland ..S3 66 .476 epoil« a Futurity which PHICAGO,ticular feature to the racing tjp-day at to-day's, card* ut Klnloch Park tva3 IM one of Ban Fran. ."« 61 .554 Seattle ....56 72 .433 1 to have the largest field and Hawthorne. The fields were made up Sacto 67 60 .506 Oakland ..57 66 .309 the fourth event, at one mile for two- I in his- \J ST. the most closely matched the of cheap horses. and the sport was year-olds. . the locsest routa tho . two-yeax- took an extra spasm to settle the dif- the ra« for dull and uninteresting. Probably the best youngsters have been asked to go thla tory of sreatart colts and race was the third, handicap at one and ference that existed between the- Crip- oWs «- the «rori (Howell) 3 2 32 Delhi Kohinoor and Dovecote, will almost tinue their wire connections with the pened when men were on base^. Moat Time, l:l»«i. Start good. Won easily. Win- < en.air.5y be the txntir;? favorite. The en- track indefinitely. He stated he did not of the runs were scored In thla manner, ner. C. Schwstacker's b. c. by Rerjultal- tries, weights probable jockeys fel- want any report of the odds or running of Thrirty. Ultra Vh-ea lOO. Tho Advocate 1"O, and the opposing pitchers being: responsible Signnra Plerson 05, low: the races to be sent out during the day, Shay Crime 1ih». A Truant U7. being for but few. and Francks each Mamie Rellly £x>. also ran. Offset 93 fell. Jockey. the inference that the dissemination made mlsplays ,ln Hor»«. Weight. kept at- two which resulted BnxaasUck • 127. #'f such information down the runs. SECOND RACE—Five and a half furlongs; tendance at the track. Summary: selling: V^non Johnj-n v/as on the hill for the Crip- — furlongs, purse: Batting. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. % Fin. «**¦ FIRST RACE Six ples pitched as good a game .of 2 to 1— (Smith).. 5 2 1 netting. Weight. Jockey. St. and he Quaker Girl. 104 n 1-.;....5« Barn* Horse.' %. Fin. ball as any green to 1— (Sheehan)... 3 KSSl.oomdas 3 to 1—Red Uaven, 109 (Davis) 2 111 roan who ever trod the 2 —Falkland. 1<>7 3. 2n Vhe Minute Man....:.: VZ1 Coohran 10 1— Ask (FT'll)Kl10 2 at Recreation Park for many moon! 4 to'l Atla*. lort (Bridewell) 2 13 13 to IXin't Me. 110 1 a. Time. 1:12. Start good. Wan driving. Win- povecote OJ ' 12 to 1—The^ Meteor. 108 (Adkins).12 4 3 1% Peter Lohman used bad judgment- in the G, also Kohinoor i£;f£"£?. '. }'. '. Winner, Woodford & Buckner's ch. by Fly- • Mercuty H" ir.g l>utchman-Ellzabeth H. Pompcy 112, ster out and filled his place with Gra- ran. / Phaser IM Mci.ua Hrlmful 105. Fullback 115. Ebb Kcggr 1CS, ham. The latter 'was wild and Ineffective jSXL IM Dullman Catherine 105, THIRD RACE—Fix fur!nrffa;selling: Chinn 110. Dumndel Snowdrift and Uncle Henry may thank him tor get- Betting. Aumerce 114 Jenkir.8 Il<\ Boundary 105. Tabellarius 105. Grayvillo ting away — Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin. Ke-Ml 105, with the game. 4 to 1 Decoration, liti(Bridewell) J-ady Amelia 114 103, Chief Aloha Feed Bill113 also ran. game — 1114 iianij.urs Bey- 114 Fu:kr — Homer Hillebrand won the for 5 to 2—Behoove. OS (Smith) 4 4 2 1»4 Oityfbunt... 11T Cornell SECOND RACE Five and a halt furlongs. the Cripples In the eighth Inning, when 8 to 1 Stub, 102 (Sinclair) 3 3 3 4 HT "• CaHahan Time, 1:1a, Start good. Won easily. Ui0.*"hirman Mart.n he drove in a run with a timely hit to Winner. Uttie Km 114 J- Betting. Horse. Weijrht. Jockey. St. %» Tin. right. A few later trotted J. A. McConnoll's ch. c. by Requltal-Tha Collector Jefsup 114 creamer 7 to 1——Allista. 1C5 (Hoffler) 3 1 13. minutes he Heroine. Sid Silver 107. Klngrose 102, Bud- K to 1 Cofrnomeii, 97 (Booker)... 1 2 2 h in from left field and changed his clothes. weiser 1C2. Brookston 102, also ran. The'coney Ishind Jockey Club's course — - good-by heavy, S to 1 Chockayotte, 105 (Knapp). 4 4 a He said to Uncle Peter and the at Sheepshead Bay never becomes Time Start good. Won easily. Win- FOURTH RACE—One mile; handicap: underneath, steady, 1:10. rest of the boys and at once departed with a^c it is hard but a ner. J. Mannlon'n ch. 1. by Lanjpllshter- Betting. Jlorne. Weight. Jockey. St. Fin. brother Arthur for dear old Princeton, — (Austin) »i soaking rain has fallen for fwrenty-four Marr.le Konso. Banwell 102. Glisten 100. Sol 5 to 2—Old Stone. SG 3 2 1 l'i Kmith 1C5, Sufie Christian 106. Ixmtsa Meinlnjf and the fans will see the little favorite 7 to 5 Rainland. 118 (Shrehan).. 5 3 2 10 btfbn and the weather man promises an- 105, same. Graneeman 100, Lawndale 105, Shaitan no more. He will be missed, for in the 5 to 1—Dr. Cartledje. OS (Smith).. 2 1 3 12 other twenty-four hours of the W2, I'oad 107 also ran. three games played here he had won the Time, 1:45. Start good. Won easily. Winner, Consequently the track will be at its — M. P. Mattlngly's b. c. by Sykeston-Wnita mile, hearts of the fans by his good work in worst and the Futurity chute will be THIRD RACE One handicap: Wings. Hugh McGowan 101. MUklrk 93, also This means almost cer- Kettlr.sr. Horse. Weight. Jockey. St. «4. Fin. the field and at the bat. ran. especially bad. ."» to 1— !U (Knapp) 3 1 1 Up the inning Belle willnot start. Louisville. 1% to fifth the natives could — tainly:that Hamburg 7 to 2——By Ways. t>0 (Wilson) 5 2 2 5 not get at all familiar with the goods of FIFTH RACE Seven furlongs: selling: chances are taken with Air. Haggin's U to 1 Star Cotton. J>0 (Booker).. 4 4 3 4 Betting1 Horse. "Weight. Jockey. St. Fin. ?Co Time 1:5S. Start pood. Won easily. Win- Then they managed to soak him . *i Johnson. 1—Lou 103(Scully) 4 2 horse?.* for pair, helped 12 to — Clieveden. 11 by a and an error them out Delhi, coupled with the other Keene ner C. E. Mahone's b. m. Loantaka-Viru- 7 to 5—Stinsy. 88 (Austin) 2 1 2n lent. Rankin K2, l>utch Carter 92 also ran. " gave a They a Legation, (layers) entries, favorite, and deserv- . and them run. made few 15 to 1 103 5 5 3 1 wjlll be the more, and so did the Cripples, so the Time. 1:33. Start good. Won easily. Winner. so. steadily improved in FOURTH RACE—Five furlongs, purse: J. A. Lynch & Co.'s ch. m. by Clleveden-Mlsa edly He has Weight. Jockey. score was a tie, 4 to 4, when the tenth races, and, thoush beaten once by Broom- BetttBff. Horse. St. %. Fin Lou. Aronsas 100. D"Arcy 05, The Stewardess Even— Peter Paul. 115 (Phillips). 1111 spasm opened. 105. Eleanor Howard JW, Lat3on 110, also ran. stick, Drthi suffered then at the start. .1 to 2—Witchcraft. 112 (Wilson).. 2 4 2 6 Cripples failed land, but Brush, — (Robbins) The to Graham — The arf by Ben but the lat- 8 to 1 O'Neill. 1U'< 5 5 32 immediately passed Meany Mile seventy yards; tfro the Time 1:02 4-5. Start good. Won ftarily. and Irwin. SIXTH RACE and sell- ter has worked seven-eiphths in 1:26. not lined the Ing (substitute for regular race declared off): pounds up, Winner. Mrs. II. Bradley's br. K. by Aloha- ALMANDEN TROTS MISS CHESEBROUGH Pabst was wanting, for he Weight. Jockey. St. Fin. tnree-quarters in 1:13, with 105 103, Coughlln brought in Betting. Horse. *i on Err.Snence. Katie Powers MUs leather out to left field and 5 to 1—Lynch. OS (Perkins) 5 2 lh and wen his la st race under 112 pounds IU3, Plautus Ktt, King Ellsworth 106, Oudon Meany c 4 Still, and ended it all. The score: 7 to 5—Dave Somers, 102 (Howell) 4 12 4 a slow track in 1:151-5. Broomstick US also ran. TWO FAST HEATS CAPTURES THE CUP — — 0 to 2—Baronet. 105 (Smith) 2 4 3 1 sturdy, ride. San Francisco f Oakland is fart and and Odoni will — miles, AB. P. AB. R.H.P.A. Time, 1:3ft Start good. Won driving. Win- He willhave many supporters. FIFTH RACE One and a sixteenth R. H. A. ner, J. C. Cahn's b. g. by Inspector B-La Dan- wlllnz: Shay. s.. 4 113 3O'Hara.cf3 0 O 1 0 1C5, 1C5, Of the others A. D. Bell will carry the Betttny. Weight. Jockey. AT PETALUMA AT DEL MONTE Meany.rf 3 12 4 0,Devn. 3b 3 2 2 3 2 souse. Reducer Gin Spray Marcos — Horse. St. %. Fin. 105, also Madden colors, as will The Minute Man 4 to 5 —Frmsoluca. 102 (Wilson)... 1 4 1h Irwin,3b. 4 10 1 5llilbrnd.lf 4 O 1 O O ran. B. Bell will have « to 1—O'Hapen. 105 (Otis) 3 2 2 6 Leahy.c. 5 0 14 0 Shwtr. 2b 5 0 0 5 4 and Gettysburg. A. 9 to 2 Camr.bPll, (Phillips)... 1 Pabst,lb. 4 1 110 HMrdck, rf 3 O O 2 0 XINXOCH PARK ENTRIES. services, which mean much. On 104 8 0 3 OFrncks, O'Scil's Time 1:52 3-5. Start good. Won driving. Trotting AT Defeats Miss Dolbeer Clev- Krug. cf 4 1 2 2 s 4 1 0 2 5 ST. Aug. 28.—Klnloch Park eatrlea: a track the Plaudit colt won a six Winner, J. W. Pugh's ch. g. by Fonso-Lucanta.. Division of the Fu- SUCCESSFUL HUNTERS Lynch.lf 2 0 11 0 Mesrly.lb 4 0 110 0 LOUI3. fast AND Delm«,2b. First race, six and a half furlongs, selling— furlong fprint John E. Madden Dodie S 08. Moor 102. Pat Morrl?sey 107, Bar- BARTLETT SPRINGS 2 0 15 3|Gorton, c 2 0 0 3 2 Henry 105, ia 1:12 4-5. 100, 105, 105, Lindsy.p. 4 0 0 0 1Jhnson.p 3 1 Swart Piet 104. Little Pilaster 33. bougrht Gettysburg ago. rica Oreenock Lou Woods Gra- turity Only TROPHY OF THE CHASE. erly in Final Round for • -• 110 02, Pay 100, a month Mad- cious 100. Urchin 107. Ida V105, Charlie Graln- Proves a Grham.p 10 0 10 Slah the Fiddler 90. Bscanaba. den never kept a bad horse. Gettysburg gor 100, Give 32 5 30 13 0 10 Cresslda. 85. Tambourine Girl 83. Loca 95. All107 also ran. Totals .9 Mskmn.lf 10 Called Back 102. is by Hamburg and Inhis only — - the Championship race, furlongs, selling Golf Second six and a half tangled through greenness, race^'a3but SIXTH RACE One mile, purse: Cakewalk for Direct Coit Totals 33 4 8*28 14 — up Vas Weight. Jockey. SPRINGS, Aug. 28.—To •One oot when winning run was made. Henry of Franstamar 94. Duela 100. Dolly overhauling Magistrate in the Tremont Benin*.— Horae. St. «. Fin. Gray 98. Sweet Dream 1C3. Stub 05, Weird 4 to 5 Anck*. 105 (Otis) 5 1 1 1U, Ed .E. Leake of Woodland fall- MONTE, Aug. 28.—Thirteen golf- RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. stakes, run on a heavy track. 1« to 1—Fair Lady Anna. 9S (Rob- Aug. 28.-The third day has 104. Tom Crabb 102. Highball's unexpected return stake bins) 2 h DETALUMA,of the breeders' meeting en the honor of being the first ers, six of them professionals, play- Oakland 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0—4 Third— race, one mile and sevemty yards, sell- to 2 2 at Kenll- Base hits ...1 ing Benson Caldwell 110, Chlckasha 06, Princa at Saratoga him formidable, 8 to 5—Brush By. 102 (Wilson)... 3 3 3 4 | guest in the history of this famous ed to-day In the first and second 100000300—5 form makes Time 1:46. Start good. Won easily. Wln- worth Park drew another 'fair sized San Francisco. 00-00111101—6 Herman »7. Ida Penzanee 107, Kentucky Car- to bring DELrounds, eighteen holes, , 1122100 1—0 93, Key Hucena Lynch ICO, on paper, Delhi. ror, L. S. Eire's ch. t. by Locohatchee-Harlem. crowd to-day. The sport was good resort to a bear Into camp. each over of Base hits ... 1 0 dinal El 107, 92. Leenja Little Em is the outsider most tipped. Christine A 102, Sailor's Dream 100, Sherry being BARTLETTA killed, the annual competition SUMMARY. Peat 104. Brown Vail «3. US. W. B. without too Invigorating. As number have been but third for the She has done well in poor company. Id also ran. Cuc- — Gates 100. — koo, and Dan Fraser, warm, with this exception by professional hunt- championship of the Pacific Coast Golf Base hits off— Johnson S. off Graham— 1. Fourth race, six furlongs, handicap Mal- TV. C. Whitney's candidates are not Almanden all Stolen bases Devereaux (2). Errora Shay Gollzhtly • favorites, cams out with flying ers and guides. Orln Crabtree, ser- Association. For the morning's play the lory 92, Frank Bell 107, Miss 107. considered formidable. HAWTHORNE ENTRIES. colors whose (2),'Francks (2), Irwin, Messerly,—Delmas, Gra- Worthlngton 00. Kindred 1C9. men ham, — is the Futurity, however, and CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-—Hawthorne entries: there is rejoicing among the wise ones vices Mr. Leake secured for the trip,had were paired as follows: F. J. Reilly Schwartz.— Two-base hit Lynch. Sac- Fifth race, six and a half furlongs, selling This the Delmas, First race, eeven furlongs, previously with rifice hits Lynch, O'Hara. Meany.— Echo Dale 111, Tom Klngsley 102, Jake Weber great prize of the Junior racing" division. selling—Banish to-night killed two bears this season. A. G. Harvey, W. Welsh with C. Devereaux, Irwin. First base on errors San 111, Sea Lion 110, Pomnlno 107. Safeguard He E. Orr, R. J. Crooks, called 108. Mimo 1C5. To win that crown the millionaire turf- 102. L Antolee 100, Emma "Rio Vista" George was In line after lives on the headwaters of the north Johnstone with J. J. Francisco— 4. Oakland 3. First base on Sixth race, one and a quarter miles, selling pick of the Lola 102. A M 100. balls OS Lindsey 5. off Johnson 1. off*Graham — men prepare for years. The 98, Lady 03, OS, every heat fork of Creek thoroughly George Smith with Captain J. S. Oyster, — Welsh Girl 101. Latson 103. South Breeze Little Mission Matchless Jet and the balance of the circuit Cache and Is so 3. Left on bases San Francisco 8. Oakland 5. Way Eliza great racing •stiiblishments of America Maraselle 03. posted Bell J. W. Byrne and 99, Exapo 91, Menace 104. The 105, race, course, chasers strung with him. So hard was In regard to the country and such Alexander with J. Struck out——By Ltndsey 3. by Johnson— 2. Hit Dillon 90, Satin Coat 106. struggle 50,000 prize. The Second steeplechase, will for tho J — short han- par! mutuel box hit that all that an and reliable Melville with W. Frederlckson. by pitcher Pabst. Double plays Delmas to cloudy; traclc fast. year a Domino or a Ham- dicap Indian II150, Imperialist 145, Paulaker the Industrious guide that Carpenter Shay; Shay to Pabst; Shay to Delmas to Pab»t; Weather has rot shown 140, Moranda 108, Oliver Mac De Blaise Dr. W. M. drew the bye and, — burg, but the evenness of Quality Is of 136. remained of It was the frame and "Ring- his services are In constant demand. He having professional Schwartz to Devereaux.— Passed ball Gorton. KINLOCH PARK SELECTIONS. 1S5. no opponent, went Graham, excellence, er Up" George smiling has engaged pilot Wild —pitches Lindsey.— Time of By Morning Telegraph. not mediocrity. Third race, two miles, the Endurance O'Brien's coun- been to Harry Corbett around the game New York — stakes tenance. course with an amateur. R. Two hours. Umpire Weaver. — From a speculative side the race Slddcns 113, Barrack 107, Curate 07, Judge and a party of friends who are coming J. Johnstone of the San Francisco Golf First race Cresslda, Pay the Fid- promises to be excellent. Hamburg Himes !i5. Bondave Ul. That division of the Breeders' $6000 Fu- up from San week, Club returned score wagers Fourth race, seven furlonrs. Belling"—Fleu- turity on two- Francisco next thor- the best for the morn- C0BBETT SAVES A SHTTTOTJT. dler, Loca. Belle willcarry the of most bet- rcn 111. Fake 110, Prince Blazes O'Hagen stakes which called the oughly equipped a ing's play, Rellly of the Bur- — money, 107. year-old trotters was responsible for the for bear hunt. 71. F. J. Tom Crabb, Dolly tors, if not the most if she 107. Bab 107. Bard Burns 105. Censor 105, Mr. is working Professor . lingame Golf Club returned a score of 74. Scores Home Bun in the Ninth In- Second race 1CKJ, 102, Haydoa appearance of a smart youngster in Al- Crabtree a starts. Her owners and trainer have Lord Melbourne Moabina— »5. George Watson's celebrated pack of Vir- W. Frederickson of the Los Angeles Gray, Duela. <^ ¦ «ix furlong's Joe 112, manden, a black colt ning in the South. heavily upon her, but they with- Fifth race. Martin by Direct-Kose Mc- ginia foxhounds jthis season Country Club made the best score, 77, Lynch, on Handloy Cross 109, Howendobler 109, Brulare Kinney, owned and bred by C. A. Durfee with great LOS ANGELES. Aug. 28.—Joe Corbett's Third race—Leenja, Chick- drew Waterbfy from the Suburban 107, EkiUul 105. Mindora 105. Orfeo 102. Lu- success. Two of them are so well trained among the amateurs. In the afternoon account of a dangerous track when they rallghter 100. of Los Angeles. His owner was not pres- resumed, players home run saved the Seraphs from a shutout asha. — that when taken into the mountains for the contest was the be- in this game Seattle. Car- Ftood to win J 100,000 on him, and the Elxth race, five furlongs Peter Paul 118, ent to see him perform, the promising ing paired follows: F. J. Reilly afternoon's 'with Miss Golightly,Kin- Hodge 113, 106, a bear hunt they pay no attention what- as with rick, formerly Leaguer, Fourth race— race seemed at his mercy. Nannfe Elwood Blumenthal young equine gentleman being faultlessly any Orr, Byrne. a National was about 101. Banwell 100. Our Chap B5. driven by J. W. Unfortunately, ever to other trail. It is probable C. E. J. Melville with J. W. as good as anything In the way of a pitcher dred, Mallory. TJie bookmakers to-night made Ham- clear; heavy. Zlbble. that as dogs Alexander Bell with Dr. W. M. Carpen- singles — Weather track Wilkes was only other con- "varmint" their equals are seen here this season. Three hits, two Jake "Weber, Mimo, burg Belle and the Keene entry equal Marvin the not to be found in the State. Eye" ter, W. Welsh with A. Q. Harvey, R. and a home run. were all the locals could get Fifth race HAWTHORNE SELECTIONS. tender, and Almanden was not extended "Red off made favorites at 4 to 1. with Madden's threw Is the older and more experienced dog, J. Johnstone with.Captain J. S. Oyster his puzzling curves. The visitors*' Echodale. at Eixes. Broomstick coupled with Audi- By the Chicago Inter Ocean. In either of the two heats he won. At and George Smith with W. Frederickson. all their runs In the seventh inning. TTp to — — stepoed but High Step is a rapid trailer, has a that point there was no choice between Drink- Sixth race Exapo, "Welsh Girl, ence at eights, the Whitney Etable at tens, First Antolee, that he off the second mile in J. J. Crooks drew the bye and race Safeguard, 2:22*4, style was so keen nose and promises to become tho went water and Carrick, as far as effectiveness was and the others at long prices. and his and action around the course with cunning Satin Coat. Lady Matchless. flawless that it seemed to be nowhere premier bear dog of the State. an amateur. R. concerned. The local man lost hia for — The bear hunt was arranged by J. Johnstone made the best score, 71, and about five minutes and six hits netted five SHEEPSHEAD BAY ENTRIES. Second race Morando, Oliver Me, near the limit of his speed./' The winner Pro- F. J. Reilly the second best, 74. runs. The fielding of both teams was perfect. TO TJMPIBE was a 20 to 8 favorite over Marvin Wilkes. fessor Watson and Guide Orln Crabtree Attendance, 2000. Score: TBIES HIT NEW°YORK, Auc. 2S.— Eheepehead Bay en- Paulaker. for Mr. Leake. Here is Mr. Leake's The scores of all the competitors for — — HTJRST WITH THE BAI/L — There were five starters In the 2:17 pace, the thirty-six holes of competi- Los Angeles Seattle tries: Third race Judge Himes, Siddons, with in brisk a 20 story of their exciting adventure: first the AB. R.H. P. A. AB. R.H.P. A. Flret race, eteeplechaae: Cuckoo demand, to 9 tion were as follows: R. Johnstone, Hoy.cf... Lumly.cf — Inaucrural short choice the Springs J. 4 0 11 0 4 0 2 10 Gilbert Is Put Out of Game and course YaMez 155. lnfpector Stevens 150, &»\t Bondage. over field. The favorite never We left Bartlett shortly before noon 71 71—total '142; F. J. Reilly, 74, 4 0 0 0 2 4 0 0 3 147, 14«, — got down off nla perch in the heat, on the 23d lnst., went first to the Crabtree 74-total Corbet,Wh.elr.3b Mohler.2b 3 New I'rotc-tlon US. Beau Gallant Eallust Fourth race Bard Burns, O'Hagen, first home, west, 148; George Smith, 75, 75—total 150; Alex- 2b 3 112 3|Brshr,lb 4 0 0 9 0 Crowd Threatens York Xljudaumo 143, Amur 140. Negative 140, won by Monroe 8' In an exciting head ten miles then to the top of the Dlllon.lb 4 0 1 12 0;Smith.rf 4 12 3 0 140, 140, _ mountains on the south bluff of Eel River, ander Bell, 77, 82—total 159; W.' Frederick- Players. liroadway Suave 140. Katherine C Moabina. finish with Penrose, and the field players Cravth.rf 4 0 0 3 O.Zinsar.If 4 113 0 - Step Lichtly tHieaway) 1G3, Ohnet — making camp in a fern-covered glade shaded 77, 82-total 159; J. Melville, 80- 2 0 0 2 0Andws,3b4 0 LEAGUE. 135. gathered profusely. son. 82. Ross.lf.. 0 0 1 NATIONAL race, nve iurkr.jr?. Fifth race Skilful,Brulare, Orfeo. But after this one by pine and fir trees. Deer were plentiful in Welsh, 83, Second and a half — Fu- total 162: W. 79—total lfti; A. Toman.s. 3 0 0 2 5!Dolan,s. 4 114 3 Aug. 28.—Many wild throws gav» "Barney" got vicinity camp, turity eourxs, mt\\ir\s, two-year-olds Grenade all the field followers was the of the but we did not dis- 81, 84—total 165; J. Sples,c. 2 0 0 5 1 Byers.c. 4 12 4 1 BOSTON. Sixth race— Peter Paul, Nannie turb them. We breakfasted at G. Harvey, J. Crooks, York to-day's game. Gilbert tried to hit 309, ntdrnad 9onne!!y KH, Pweet Tone 104, Dob Hodge, Elwood. three straight. camp about 6 o'clock. Fifteen minutes later 84—total J. W. 90—total Umpire Hurst with tha ball and was put out Itinx and mile 180; Captain S. Oyster, 89, 181; game. crowd pursued the Neve Murphy 107. KunnyFide 102, Monster 107, Tom- Eraser .captured purse in less than half a from the spot J. 92—total Totals 29 1 3 27 131 Totals 35 5 9 27 8 of the The game. 102, Tommy Ilct 02. JMr.a. Edwards Dan the for where we spent the night "Red Eye" picked W. Carpenter, 88, 95^total 183; Yorks in a threatening manner after* the rod straight up a fresh bear trail. Dr. C. E. RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS. 2038. Score: ICnowIedre 107, Miincn 83, Entralaw 92, Mil- P00LSELLINO STOPPED roadsters in heats. In the first Orr, 87, no Angeles Attendance. auctions sold Dan brought $20, The chase was over a wild and ptcturesquo returns. Los 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1—1 r. h. E. dred L M hi), Anna Hastinc* 83. AT Lena Holly J. Johnstone's card for the Base hits 1 0 0 10 0 0 1—3 — •- ™ ¦ Ttiir*race, elx furioncs of Futurity course. READVILLE TRACK $7 and the field $3. Summary: country. On both Bides of the river the moun- R. after- 0 — Boston « « handicap— tains rise precipitously, from qiAxrter play as follows: 5, 4, 4, 4, Seattle 0 0 0 0 0 0 5 0 0 5 . 13 u 1 FSylnc 114, a a noon's read 4. New York fall £hip niver Pirate race, pacing, class, heats, to hits 1 0 0 0 1 1 6 0—9 Moran; JJO, 6bot Gun 10». U&dy Cncaa 100, Articulate Prince of Orange "Wins Purse in First — 2:17 3 In5, half mile in height.- In many places the 4, 3, 5, 4. 3, 5, 5, 4. 3, 4, 3, 3, 4, an average Base 0 Batteries— Malarkey and— Matthew- 114, The Mutketecr 119. Himself 100, Illyria purse $500 growth of underbrush is so dense that the of a less than per — SUMMARY. — son and Warner. Umpires Hurst and Moran. ° 2:08 Class, Trotting, in Cuckoo, b. g. by 6trathway-Edlth only way fraction four strokes Plttsburg K2. hunter can make his through tho hole. Home run Corbett.— Two-base hit Smith. PITTSBURG. Pa.. Aug. 28.— mads 0 race, course, Penrose, b. g. by Falrose (MastIn).2 2 2 2 tangle with great difficulty. In other places First base on balls^ Off Carrick 3. Struck out the third on five hits. The wet Fourth- —rVt furlonrs. Futurity Straight Heats. M (Liggett) 4 In — four runs In The Futurity Beldam* 116, Broomstick 127, 1 1 l the fir and pine trees grow to -great heights, the afternoon Miss Edith Chese- By—Carrick 3, by Drinkwater 3. Left on grounds prevented any brilliant playing dur- 124, 127, BOSTON, Aug. 28.—Poolselling was Monroe S, ch. g. by Dictator- but the country is comparatively open. bases Los Angeles of game the game. Attendance. Auche lion. Jim Kyle and Beraette also started. 2 in value dashed to death on the rocks far below. round, 4, 4, S, 4, 39; sec- lf>4. 2:C8 trotting, puree J2000, best two in The hounds a 5, 6. 4, 4. 6—total pitching Thomas at CINCINNATI, Auff. 2S.—Cincinnati took Wild Pirate 103, P&r« 98. The Rhymer —class, 11250— bear led the wild chase, cross- Sacramento. O.. Chicago by timely 101. two Almanden, blk. c. by round, 7, 6, 5, 4— 26, game from to-day J06,Thorneycroft 10S, Stroller 103, 88, three Prince of Orange won straight heats Dlrect-Roso McKin- ing the river three times and ascending to the ond 4f total for the Aug. Manager the last Locket T, Fereno, Cor, ney (J. W. Zibble) highest peaks SACRAMENTO. 28.— Fisher was hit harder than either of Hooflwink 102. Iigh-tly. gr. above Hldrnd.lf 4 0 15 0 The members of Millwood Racing at The Meadows. Alameda Maid, m. by Eros (Walton)Dis. the river. When . we arrived he was growl- Ndeau.lf. 4 12 10 MLgn.rf. 4 Oil 0 to-morrow in one of their regular —Mimon, Funny Side, Time. 2:25, 2:24%, 2:25. ing savagely, snapping his teeth viciously guests. Everybody wanted a picture of the Andsn,2b 0 13 Eagan.g. meet closing Secsfad race SEATTLE. Wash.. Aug. 28.—Following ia a and hunters, 4 5 4 0 0 3 4 shoots. The club's shoot of tha summary ./For the closing day of the meeting apparently preparing for a Jump. Guide Crab- bear, doss and successful and cam- Ftncs,3b. 4 0 0 11Shehn,3b 3 0,1 2 1 Monster. of— to-day's racing at the Meadowo: an tree and Professor Watson reserved were busy for hours.; Hlwth,s, 3,0139 Doyle.cf. year willbe held on September 27. On pace by straight their fire, eras several 30020 — 2:10 Won Martha D Intwo excellent card will be furnished. The 2:24 considerately giving me the privilege evening the carcass was relieved of Elsey.lb. 2 0 113 day the club willhold an open ;,Third race Articulate, Flying heats. Sam Bowers and L« Rol divided isec- itis expected prove shot, of the In the " - CiGruhrn.e. 3 0 0 0 3 Admission ond and third money. class trot will an ex- first chance. The first made under- the Its fur coat and the skin was forwarded to Hess.c... 2 0 0 4 OHogan.lb 3 0 0 6 0 merchandise shoot, which, is expected to Ship, Lady Uncas. — Best time. 2:12%. ceptionally good contest. stress of excitement and after a run, to dressed and as ;t ljThmas.p Four furlongrs Classis won, BIk Dutch sec- The entries are long was Woodland be preserved a Thlmn.p. 10 1 3 0 1-0 2 a large number of gunners. — Mlm Nellie third. as follows: probably a clean miss. On the second fire tho trophy of the' hunt. attract Gun will an Fourth race Hamburg Belle, ond. — Timo. :48H. — ball went straight to the mark, striking the This event Is but one of many season, Totals 30 3 8 27 17| Totals 31 0 4 24 14 The Golden Gate Club hold furlongs Headetrong 'this Six won. Bicycle sec- Oreen class pace, $500 g. Edwin S' the ear, inflicting country shoot at bluerocka on Lerzudas, Dovecote. Lord Eldred third. Time, ' Victor,