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orljmen.
PIPTHBSUBURBANWINNER
JIANASTAR* THK PUBUC CIIOIOE. la-Jft
AT THK POET.
?N,*_. MOR-tfTRE WARTEE WITH HIS RAREIEE
I.EAI.T A BAVAOl BLOW TO KACIXO.
The starter rpolled tiu- SuburDan ln 1898, and he
gpluv'"lg.^ *. IER L.st aeoaon his complete
incompetency a>nM,d publlc favor. drove BW.
ho.ts of p.-o,.l. Who ar.- fond of fpOlt, and d -
ro,nlsho.i st-r?.,*>H tb. r.-v.-nue* ol ^C?^
and Jockey Club. It wae not ooly tbe Bu*rrban
Ftrturlty of IW "nd the Junior Champlon of tbe
.Jrne Vear. A few days BgO at thi Oravescnd
uZb be left a, tb. pOBl both ?^<*"V*
Uan Rice tho flrat .holce and th.* second choice.
?f J__ so al.,a.-b.t-.s.ve of moAblng tba. be went
*?m. ,,.. - ,,.,..k way, not wishung to face tbe in
SSa7-t^ti*. Areracl^otllcialsber-ftof
tb.-lr BWiBeB? WlhBt do th.-y ?PBCt to galn bf
tceping as tarter a tnan wbo is entltled to honor
J: on.-of th,* *wtf?ea*1 art MOM *~*?? te egwph
operatora wbo erer came trom ? anada. but wbo
S aa thoro?,!,..v tae-9-M. Bf Mnnin, hon*. ,,r, ,
eriv m lf h.- ba_ b_n born bltod art bad mwr
fooked uoon tb.- -un? wbat bwrUdettag contempt
when th-y perslst bl reta.n.ng ?**"*J? "T
_ager they are to MBBdOBSB and BffRmt tbe .up
S rs of tbe tracks wh-n they refus., ?, ?^ ?
Zt_Lu_at starter! The friend* Of thla unapproach
_S tiatut. ol error wRb thc fla, dBetar. that
1 TsVhon.)-. Nobody *?*. 1?. *? MB l^i,
Jther honeat men Iu Anu-r.ca? Throw B M ?- .
___________ i,.to tiu- arandaUBd any day nnd II vuu
S^bifS^-5 5.- start. b-.H-nban tbU
\Z1 invlon of barrter bungllnfr Nothlng more
? oundlng tn** hiatory of radng ha? .ver baan
agers insist upon offondlng tbo loyaifrtends of
Jartng by thelr -ubborn ileurmlnatlon not to
Sange tbe start-r. Could . n-w ?tBrter* worst,
*h.n to ruln he Bifburban in two .UC?_nBrw raara,
H.0 t Vuurrlrv -md Junior , .umplon. lo leave
at tb. P?b: botb tha nrst choice and th. .acond
Jol;, m thls starter dld wlth Ith.nelnndcr and
ila, Rice" Wto don'l Aha .aga who control tbe
trackTh thls B.at. go fO tb. bables' w.,r,.lnone
do more tban apotl e Buburban. a.1 uturity nnd a
JunTor Champlon In one yrar. aiul then make a
?ihalty iness of a Suburban ln the following year
'iuburbLn Day ar.sembl.-d a BOtabh gBtbOrtng at
theBhl,,.,.....! Bay course. Tbe weather waa
.greeabl*. wlth no nCBB. Of heat-or cold, und b.
JraTk wa. dry. fB.t and ln flM condltlon. Imp. the
wtancr of tbe Buburhan. tan tb. HU_#and a quarter
In?""_-:. accrding to tb. wonderful ttmlng wblch
1, now so'prevalent. Imp ls a maro ofsound value,
a mare. that cun malntaln a ?urprtalng P<*cc for a
ill. and a quaner or more. and all tb. PTBlM
which wlll bt beaped upon ber for ber trlumpl. ln
the Suburban wlll bo tWBtOWOd Judl. lously. -No one
b.grudges her laurels. PIlB tbem up hiKher un
hlgher Nevertbele_s Imp. fa*t Bl she ls, .x.'elaent
as she ls. brarely bt Fhe won the Suburban. is ra-t
a Flren-i or ? Miss W._ord, B ?E~ ?ow? or a
Bbot-.ver. a Wheel of I'ortune or'-a Ob.-imnlsa. It
hoe become a "fad" on ull the couwe* in tbe coun?
try to put up the moat amaglngly toal Ume. Of
IBBfll. the tracka are fu.tcr than lluy w.-re a fBW
years ago, but wbat .- | raontpuppo*
the horsea which are now runnlng In ^Amerlea aro
auperlor to I.uke Blackbum, Hlndoo, Bamaatlon.
Troubadour, The Hard, Tr.-mont, HBBOverNand 8)1
Yator? Tbe- Imr..-.. wblcb ran on ABMrtcan track.
ln the ?evantle. lb. elgbtlea and Ib. early afnettea
dld ngt run a mile and a quarter la I"dl4-*. M.-ver
thele.s th.-y w. re of hlgber class than Imp ever can
be, although her Bul gMtt.rad .and
gleamed. PiiizIIuk WBtCbe. ..rIK'lal ttmor. iW
now hol'.Ing, and com.' tbey aet up for thn
^ applause of th.- pabtlcl Tbe timlng on our IracM
H la now a Jolly Jnke
W whtn Omaaw nr. tb. Idol >.f the publlc, wns prac
r tlcally mtt at thv post In the Suburban of iinv
many thouaand. ot peopl. were ao veaed that th.-y
sald they would i.e\>: go 10 ? ra.-.- agaln. Ban
aatar was the on.- borae tbat the great n
peoplo hoped an.l .\i?- ted WOUld Whl tbe Suburban
thl. year, and the thom.nd. of adoslreri ..f Uan
aatar who were at ttie course, and th.* t<
thousunds of admlrer. of Banastar ln all parta
of tha T'nlted Mate. wbo w. r.- not at tbe track,
wera treated by tr.. marter as daaplte/ully and wo
fully as tbe parttsan. >-f Ornament w< re
last aeason. Ornament won the Brooklyn Handl
cap In supert. Hyle ln IW, and therefore became
the object of popular enthuslasrn for tbe Suburban.
The starter dcBtroyed Ornament'. chancea Ban?
astar won the Brooklyn Handlcap, atrd w
clalmed wlthout delay aa tb. almo.1 certaln wln?
ner of the Inburban, Aft.r ? long wall .. ynt ah?
Ornument got so unfatr u stait tbat he was un
placed ln the Suburban. Aft.r . long walt Jfea
t*-niay Banastar, the popular choice, was l.-ft at
tha poet. And yet the m. n who an- reapomlble
for the t-acetrarks anrl tbe b.ttlBg-rtngl ln thls
Stato se.m to thlnk that. whaterer tbe startlng
may b<>. whaterer certaln bookaaakera may do,
wbate\er cfitala ownera tralnert nnd Jock.-ys mny
do or not do, the ?nUghtanad voters wlll gladly
approve everythlng thal goc. on. and th. turf wlll
contlnue to flounsh from the llberal out lay <>f
feoits of people who win be willing to si?-nil tb.-ir
monev !r. order thut tbe stockholders ln tbe ns
sorlatlcm* n::i> amass f.rtunrs!
Thlrt.-. ii r.ui In thi Bu bur ban. The bettlng was
fast and furious, and thi lam in tbe rlng waa
actually vlolent. So (rensled was the rush when
the gajnbllng on the Suburban was ut its helght
thai the l.kmakers and thelr clerk. ln a number
?oaslbly .
flylng mare Imp, vlctorlous ln many a hard-fouaht
fcattle. had no a.-.ir.:\ company of Aevoteea An 1
Bannockburn, owned by Patrlck Dunno, tbe wlly
and cunnlng mysiitler and ml.leader of book*
makers and handlcappera, an owner whoae
ls dense wlth the lool of bettlna rlngs und turf
stadthol.'.ers. waa tbe subject of brlsk speculation.
jDunne was contldent. So were hl* famlllars. So
wae Willlam Martin. who rode Bunnockburn, the
Vlysses ot Jock.-y?. a rl.br (.f air\ bands. u heart
of horn and a calloua consclence. Wh.-n I*. Dunne
and W. M.irtln plan a COUB lOgetbor, Beelo l.ub
and Anollyon slng gloM. Brlar Sw.?t was Inde
corously bedeck.-d wltb lnordlnate rlbbon. from
eara to rall She lm.,14. .1 llke a flntt.rlng sto.-k of
mllllnery. Sh?- was l.y no means neclected In th.
rlng. It wa* .(ualnt. however. tbat a tralner of tbe
long experlence that Walter Jennlngs bas had
should deem lt posaible that Brlar 9we*t mlght
win the Suburban wlth 121 pounds In tht saddb-,
wlthout havlng bad a slnal. race ln tb. Kast thU
jear. If Brbar Bweel could hav. been tirs* ln tbe
ruburban wltb such welght and wlthout baVlng had
B preliminary and preparatory race ln tbe Kast. she
would be tbe greute*t niare ev.-r born. A detoctabl.
mare she Is. ln truth. But not the gr.-at.-st maro
?ver born. Not bv s.-veral long shots.
Peter Wlmmer. four s.juare to all wlnda thut blow.
a thoroughly honorable snd carefu] tralner, bas
aald agaln and agaln that while Fltsgerail's hldeous
aro. k..rrll.l? l.urrl... I_ .,__..) Il..n ll.ll.l.
r.urugeouaiy aup
y,tt iru uy iruyjir* ?ji ineim: int* >pc."l'.;: * 1 .). Thr)
starter and the barrler made It Impossible for Ben
Holladay to get even a place. as hls tralner feared
they mlght. Hut Ben Holladay ran fourth wlth hl?
?oiaajtive welght <?f 129 pounds. Ben Is atout-heurt.-d
and packs welght mlghtlly.
When Flllgrane won the Metropolltan Handlcap
at Mcrna I'ark ln ttie style of a true turf hero, a
colt of mark. ?aug-ulne prophets predlned a long
llst of honors for the noble imn of Ualore. Thev
forgot the eecentrlc managament, handllng. train
Ing and Jockeyshlp whl. h have been eharaoUrrlstlc
of the Loulsluna LottafT stable for many a yaar,
Poor Flllgrane! Oood ralrles endowed blm wltb
romeltness. grace. power, dlgnlty. action, courage
and si>eed. Ha 1 falnes doomed blm to be owned by
the Morrlsea to be tralned as lf h. were s t-t<-riliz?-'l
t mule. and to be rldden repeatedlv hv Idttb-fleid
What mor* doleful fate <_ll(l any hapfess creature
ever encounter! If John K. Madden wlll buy Flll?
grane for $10,000 (and surely after the tdtlful rmjn
aer ln which FJIlirrane haa been misusea anl abuacd
?a oarnera would not bo to froward as to put a
gber prlc. than $10,000 upon the colt) and develop
hlm ln hla own Inlmltable way. h. ""^"o?1.*
grane for at leaat ftfAM 1 **??_*{ ?_\ hlm ln
Jama-s lt. Keene wlll b ?S5fbLpl ft?o.l with the
James Rowe'l hririh*. be WWMW P?J?J handled.
reaulta ln a short tlm*. ?K ,E^ mall* u clear that
tral.i.,1 and V,,'^,!\,rhK .?^ nTm.rica. lf he ll
!l" ?*. ' ."' V ,|. ._h, ? inlVri.d.n In the future M
^__fta Brlar ?_...... SS^mTiuVmTa
.,,?! Ben i?^^'1f>',;1'',''',,",il\;^o_B dVluv ____n**
Buburbon. and nnalljMrttjr ? ??0}? ???,[ Th.
ntur, the favortt*. _????_?K.T__mn thls v. ar ns lt
% he%?*?& ?a?gry_semb
Brooklyn ln W?. a'V ,"\^ \, ,*u .Suburban? Aro
for the Suburban. dld no wl ? *-??' ??? ..,.irk thl.
*?? ??' '''.'^"^.r an. Al .'?-_. the trulncr. can
owner Of l.aniisinr. _"' - ? ? . are g,,,?h
b_ truatad. So muchlla e?J5*_,_l??,b_ truated
thlngs only ^nf''***"*'^ u-^t\\ mpletely? Can
conij.letely* ( un ?-??- be U usi*???>, compietely
the managcmont of th* tur_??*;,. tm,)n fo the
gSfi" doi-ui"!^^
liu-n.t.-iy that tba- '|,'""?1 k f the anormoua
Ornamenl had won the 8ul . rw n oi ? ? ^
S_1_?S_-IC_-;fc__>-srs
<;, lay nt tne poet ''"',,''',, ...,. oiu>-tlllng mlsehief
fuslon and chac^aftw . "*JJ2SyiJJS#|Mi and
,,,?! damage cauaed bjr t h* a tar {" ?< *.?{. , , ,,,.,.,,
IrretrtevabU iik*..mj>?*t<'nc>. **ft? r Itan.liiar i
\tU * ifhi^iMmmaM^
Unea a_*id ln th,':OM'?,\,,? ,,.,,.. Sweet ls thor
a_&??J%r^pi?>9s
_.?s?^:^^?*itii.".?.
K*?^3g?f?%iSB
u ' ,\ ..i.,*. H-1,1 there h'*en ;v nri.mpt nnd fnlr
?r.r?ro. thi. Siiburi i f 199 imp woulJi not hav
&S2Rr_ssr?_nS[f*B
and abov.* board In their rnclng in *-*"\ K*l"'-T ??>
??.. n ot __> and cunnitig schemcrs of th- P. I>'>?*2
-\W- vinrtin tn'f They d.m't plnn ooiips far
r* dvnn.r Tnl try'to mi-had tlie Innocent an.l e?n
"^tl^Si^W-U.. I-t'-v itaMfc >f a vote
X h- taken amon*. nll the aunportera of the
1:3\1 to wi im"her Srnot the atable ahould conAne
?? _____n? he?_-ft_r to Blngapore or Hong Kon*.
'n . - U?Ti?nn Amerien forever. the vote In favor of
i-ih* would be practically unnnimoiis.
i,. t'? men wbo ara raa-ponalbt* for the rmploy
_,. r th. star er n.lmlt thnt they ilo not possess J
flirTurf m n .ge? who engaged for in. th* atarter
u i, n/i irov.d hl*. irredeemable Incompetence In
Tm H - h- V nrt' r no feellng of' ?hame? Know
WSr__ttiSa_W2*
" ar, . w?h,r' .LirazInK performance on B*naat r
11 : <-. r . :k at-J_r__rd_f flned the Jockey $S*. for
? *i?li'._ P: nastar. nnd auapended hlm MlmllQ
n the ch -^e of WllfuHy breaklng l^*W_i!_Sf
fe*l_?-&1ST5? lner.-a.ed pay aad
lllltjTtO the Whltney atnblo. Whit can be the ex
planatlon?
Here a-r" tho r-ummarlea: _ ..__,
FlRtT RAC--- l-*r malden twn-year oMs; l?l?rJ.
,,,.-. ,?, welfhta UM flve fMaap a. the rutwrtty
Cfowaa Be'tlnit
Rt Pl.
K Rtuart'a '-. e. Ituart, by Fayartole
1^:.';-._-:uM:rK,;,v;.;ii.^irn 4- V;
r - M^.V-'H blk. e. Radf rl. 11- flMm. J-J J ;
.:,JJC.:::FF^l?r\:.t tS g
11 , ,;..(\V Mi rrln " 4<> 1 11 1
***}_? u-.:::::\v(ch\\rZaU ** i j i
.,,7. U-. iM..r?..n? '? ? 1 J
Hathor 113...... ,*.,?._.e.M o 2ft 1 -** 1
??fc::EE;S: fc! q
K2Si Via.AbachertO 50- l ? ?
*' , im. ..(O'Connor) o 2*. 1 ? l
'."^"?f ii j""". . ..(M<*. ...* n 18 1 * l
;*.^:^^'.v.v.v.::v;:::..n^n.i,eM. _? i io ?
Ktsrt ,.,,_,. t..A.y w..n aaafly by two trngtha: a lemtth
t--?e,.n iweond and thlr.l.
JOXX>UD racv. v?r thnt yaar alde nnd opward; %"-<"
i..].!ard: panaltlaa and allowaaaaa flv* nnd on*-balf
fiirloriKT. "n main .ri.r-k.
Cuv.Hei.ins NHI Swift. 1'H n> _' Maher) 1 2-1 7-10
*- '? -^nrvr-aek. ? C.-^?JEft, , , n *
M. nancy & <',?,!.. m. _-___*a_rt. IM .( , , 4 .
,. ,.?. . . <s?nK<*ri i. !?> 1 ?? i
tZl^ !cFFtrar:f?,]::..<uiggt-iuo io i i i
Tlme- 1:07*_.
start vary baal Wo* la a drtva by a hend; ..tn. he
??? a M i. 1 nrvl thlrd.
TH1RP RAOB i-'ini.F. BVBNT. for two-?a*r-ol?aj
v.-.'.ue 15,000; allowaaec* Ijim Bva and one half fur
i ng* ot the Fitjurity Coore*.
*.I F Mia'i'len's c_. c. Trlnre of Ma*
,.,,.,.. l.y H*..ml,W-M*a.rl o. B^JO. . ?_, , ,0
B~" ?"' * ,?"??!, rh' ?' M"H,n0r";:V.V,nnor, 2 IO-1 8-1
B,T. Mnune'a hn. c Mark Chaa*. _?.. ?_.?_?
iM-i ii^> 3 ??1 r, 2
Brtgadler. lll.-..J2OMMt.2 K\ i -
BrmrnbXe Hom. lll.iV-Jr*",n] " .! ! ,'
La Poudre. 111.iTurnen o 13 ??J
AVither*. lll.-.(Clayt-ni 0 4 fl r.
vi v.-.-kln 122..Taral. o .'--1 e?0
.'.arrMa 117. .. ,"'''.: 'I 5 7- S
??la.-k. 114.iM-ah^r. ;*-} 5-2
. J17.(Od_*_.0 1**? 1 fe-1
Tlme -l:i*H.
?Ooitpl*. ln t_? ttlr.K
s?art ba'i. We* H_-wa>oat by ttro tangtha: a lenirth be
tWI ? t. WOOtld ur,.] thlnl
rOUKTH RAOB- THK IVBURRAM HAHD.CAl*, value
lloi'Ki. "ii. ?n,l a*a quurter mlles.
HarMW \ BT-aaaoaa'a hik. m. laip, by
WinrtiiT-Fondllntr. f. yrs., 114 tt..
(.Turner. 1 6?1 2?1
I? r?ui.n.--? I.r. h. Hannr-ckhurn. 4. 112..
fW. Martln) 2 5-1 2-1
W I. 0Uv*t*a b. h. WatTenton. 4. 114...
isimf) 3 12 l 4--1
Ben ii iiada. A II-.(Taral)* ? 1 .'. 2
?,?..!.- Black, 4. 1"T.(Odom) 0 7 r. 1-2
Kerne 4 114.(C'lawsa.nl O 10 1 3 1
i. ti i 108 .(McCu*) 0 IB 1 5?1
l'r.-v. ii-.. 4 IM.(OT'.nnr.ri o .'(.' 1 10 -1
The Star et Kethlahem, 4, _0...<Mlirha)l) 0 tk>- 1 i>. 1
Fll'icran. I 11" .(Utilefield) 0 16 1 r, 1
Ta_fed_.it), 0. 110.(Wllllsms) 0 ?*--1 10 1
BrUi Sva.-et, 4. 121.(Spencer) 0 5-1 5-2
?tlkina-tar. 4. 1.2.i.M.i!-ii 7-3 1-2
Tlnn- 140%.
*Ooop_*4 ln t^-ttlng.
tl_-tt at the p..!it.
Starl a .llraitra.-a*. to the turf. Wr.n drlvlng by a length
and a halt; iw,. lengths between ueond and tlilnl.
ril"TH KAC'v -Steeplerhiase; $0U0 added. Phort rourss.
Mr. ChaMWaf* eh g. Mars (*imn. bf 'lr
casslan alam unknown, ugcl. 14.'. lb..
n"ari..n) 1 4?1 7-3
F R i T mUdMOalfa eh. g. H.ysl 8<ar
let 0, 14.'..uV-hrane) 2 8---1 1?1
C W. Wadsw,.rt!i's Mk. g. Hlaek Jlmmy,
3 H2 .(J-hnson) 8 3 12 1 4 1
?Ar'quel-ua. 4. 140.iH'_**ri' | 3 1 I
?tairter 4. 137.(i*.nnellvi? 12 1 ? 1
?glr l-iay. 0. 14.*>.(J. tVlahani ? 15 1 6 1
?Oulr-nel Hartlett. 4. 140.(liuetton) - 2-1 8?6
Time 4:l.*i*V
?Fell
Btart falr. Won aJrlvlnf by a head; four lenfths be?
tween Btoond and thlr.1
HIXIII UACU ?m thra-e year-nldB, $700 added; ?elllnf.
One and a.ne-slxteenth miles, on the turf.
IV lairmar's br. c. Hsrd Kl>,t. ty fhike
of Montroaa lfc.w Kn,.t, no tb..<wiia..rn i r.-2 4- *,
J C. Juds'.ri'* eh. c. Th? (>nrdner. 111...
(SpaacaH 2 4?1 g?3
It. II. Bmtth's rh. c. Oreyfeld, lu'l .
i^*1sws>rn) 3 8?1 3-1
Kt I..r.ntr., 00.(Mi.'ue)** 8?1 1?\
T>rali.na, l?3 .il'i.laniO 2-1 1 2
fl.ll* .f Tr ?.. M..(?vaaa)0 3? i 9 l
James T..d. l"fl.(OUbourn. I O aK*--l 15?1
The Burllngi'". R"ut*. 1"5.(Odnnii O 4?1 9--(>
Oreut ttack H'l "ar. l')2?.i}.iillman>fr 10-1 4?1
Balla, I"!.ni r..ni,.,no io?1 4?1
Blster I'*. 1": .iMItehell) O 11 1 f !
Tlm?- 1:4H__.
Btart b*4. Wo* drlalnf by a lenfth; a heal ivtween
*eri>nr1 *nd thlrd.
-* .
OBSEKVATIONB (iF A Tl'HFMAN.
OFFK'IAl. mmUB SHOW THAT 36,200 nBBKWB
\VITNE?SKI> T11P1 '*.>NTF_ST***
Imp won the flfteenth Huburban Handlcap yeater?
day, when ahe made a record for the rare by eov?
erlng the dlatance, one and one-quarter mlles, ln
J06 4.fi. Imp I. the flrst mar. to win the famoue
race The attendance was the largest tba. ever .
?nscmbled at the around* of tbe CB?T latond ,
Jockev I'lub. Tbe offlclal flgure* show that ther. ,
were USE pwntbM pre*ent. which I. MM MH
moro than tbe records Bf nny prevlous *??>?**
gmda. and aii ctaaaa. of perso*. w.re praoant
t.nv.r ii. P. Batanonl wa. joyow and ???*?*
ls llk.ly 10 take .? BCthfi lnterest ln raclng ln
future Ha ls thoroughly dlssrtlsfled wlth the WBBB
manage,,,,,,, tt radng sffalra. and a* ? tnambar of ,
tbe.Io.'kev CTub he In.e.i.ls ;?,x.rt every effort to
stopth- ilbus.s WhlCh .r. permltted to pass unt),- .
Uaed by the rren nt tbe Ix-n.l of radng, I
Marcua Daly meandered tbrougb tb. P?d?_* !
vlewlng tbe Suburban bOTBefl and comparlng them
wub Montana, who won the ru.-e tor him i" "??
Phlllp .1. Dwvir and bls ar-o.-iate, Frank Hlt. n
cock, look.-d bi the race. fn.m th? crobhouBB ba>
cony Flerr.- LorUlald was wainny gr.ete.l DJ
many turfmen. Edward Corrlgan rtnHad grimiy ,
wben tb- nuBMroua lala. af *?.rar *flaaa. aa
account of bad startlng were pourcl lnto h * MTB.
Augnal Balnionl wa. preaant, but mmottm W
the clubbou,..- only a >< ? ntnuteB. Nathan Wtnm
looked long nnd nvtAWUly at 'V?.'^*', ' i.!
?ort of "i-wi-h-i-iiad-y-i.aa-a-caab-glrl gleam ln
iw .,,. Thomaa J. Dunn. th.- Sh.-nff. acted ns i
bu wouid nol Bbjwl io belng called upon to read
theHiot Acl aft.r Banaatarwaalafl at tha post
jatne?R. Keena appearad to ba penrf-e. anddtd
not tak- . Ih- y .nterest ln the raclng BWtrrtj
pres.-n, wantad lo talk about the suburban Ban
LarwriM.,,!,,,!..-!:!,,-^;;-;;^1'''
],.-. ti,.* barrter hiaboH.hed.at least av i {
WZn^ltii?
.etent starter. The Conej Istand .I?k.> b .
? rn th. services of a start.-r wi,.. wae eapable. the
i,';.,-,;. sboui.i be Ptored at ?a.t twenty fcet y
K2_^&Mw_rrw_B is???n&j?
;,:;?!h lamrhter and flen;i?l retolclw when Mar.
Chan landed the purse for Mr. Chamblet. wno ?
eztremelr DODUlar. Mr. I'bamblets horse.-. ari >i
way. ra'eii io win. H.nce be enjoyi tha confldanoa
Of the nicegolns publlc .
john E Madden waa one of tbe bualeat men Bl
the Track. HC bas SeVeril useful l^WjJJf,*
v,i_ uti.i,... vtii), l.xik nar for cu.tomers, train.i.j,
a^d _J_nl?t_{ a tSrm'".'nd belng on tb. lookout
for bargain., b- bas llttle lelsure.
Mllton youna. Colonel Z. Clay. Cateaby Wood
f?r.lI Oarrott 1? Wllaon. Colonel _?blllp Tfiompaon.
8an.ifot.i Lyne. and tbe Kentucky contlngent wer.
ln hlgh splrlta owing to the boom ln tb. mantei
Ti'T's. Barnaa, who has byet] 111 for many
months wa. pn-aent AltboUfhthlnlnfle.lv bet.
confldenl thal be win aoon recover and train lnto
his old-tlme robuat form. ?_.___,
Every partlcle of food waa devoured at the
luncheon count.-r. Jamea Vllleplgue turned pale al
the suggestlon tbal th. liquld refreshments might
!.<? exhauated. .
t'hb-f of Pollce Devery was among ibe n
tora. li- ,-vi.ientiy thourht that tbe betttna rlnga
were golf llnks.
Although th.- crowd wa. enormous. there were
no serloua dlsturbancea to mar th. pleaaura ol tb.
" A atron. f.-noc, ilrmlv bullt, should separate the
Infleld fn.m tho rall, What mlghl have been a
serloua accldent was sverted jraaterday at tn.
tinlsh of the Buburban by th. coolneaa ol tbe jock
tyt Th.- crowd was so dense that lt overpowered
the cordon of pollce and rushed to the rall, breab
Ing a conslderable part of tha fenea. Portunatelir,
th.- tockeyi w.-r- alert. aml mnnaged to k..;. th-ir
mounts from grave injury Tbe lay.-rs of Odd. In
slsted thal the crush ln th. bettlng rlng exi.ed
anvthlng they had ever wltneased. Transportation
fa.illtl.-s to an.l frotn tbe track w.-re tested to thelr
ntmosl Hmlt, and wer. e-tremely poor.
BHEEPSHEAD ENTRIEf POR TO-MORROW.
Tbe entrl.-s and W) IgbU f'.r to-morrow'* races nt
Bheepabead Bay are ?s follows:
I'lHST RACE tbt thre* year .bl* an.l upward; p?nn'
tle* anl aHowaaeaa six furir.nir*, nn main track
Name wt. Eaaae. ^v'
H.-n Ilsrlai .12)1 Hhln.-lander .Ho
Atuse .12M Taglrnlrm .110
Swlftm..* .123 A'lmlration . 11"
Lambent .11* Dr. l'arker .llo
Prestldlgltatrlea .11'
BBCOITD RAC- F.r three yenr nl.l* anrl lipwnrd; *ell
Intf; welnht* to ba 10 pOBBda Jilr-.ve the *r-..!e. dnn
and one elghth inllrr
H.Tin...-k.ll1* H"n Inn .110
l-.i.-in .il.t Burvlvnr .i".
ru .111 IMl?n.l . f*l
Beau M'al .ill Tyrshena . i'l
PMt .lio Maso . i'l
tiiihii kai'i: Tii:: DAIST, wit* ?s"> sddad; fr two
yenr Otds; $S0 asrb fOC atSTteiS, |M f'.rfelti r
ond borsa 1100 and to thlrd $b*i of th* adde.i money;
rolt* to .arrv 11s pounda, tlllle* an.l fetdlDBl III
P-.un.i*; paoattlsa an.l sllowsaoaa PHr. furlnaga. on
turf
}I i: r.-lr!i's ch. c. Vulcaln. by KlnKsInn- AlTOW
Bromley kCo.'t ch* V.'Mesmerlati b? Aii-rt lf.loo.ll.
Svlnev Paget'a t. ??? Brambls lt..*e. by iirH.nM.- Ml*?
Naller . .,13
Bydney Paget'a b. c l_?t Cord, by i>n BtrooM -
jnh'n Daly** ch' f.'Neda.' by Ht. Hleiuie? N'eiiie Bl* .110
J. J. Mylan.r* b. f. l'.rls-.ill.-r. by RayoB .1 < >r Bl
Ilrlrlget
Bustli's ch. . by Inspei I r ir
I'ansy Ub
.110
110
a ii * i>. ii M erta*i b. f Mlaerlcordla by Cayug. -
1*\ Mlarre.?'
FOCRTB RACI HaBdlcap; f..r tbia. yaar nlrla anl ap
wnr.1. One mlle.
Kinnikini^ .l?|Eay Henrpatead . K
.;.- ,rg? Keena .l-'-t tlooallla .'?..
Rt Callatlna .IH Be teh I'laM . W
lferry Vrloca .111 Hanforth ?. ?'?
.?t.areiitu* .l"s Byroo MeCMIand .'
ii.-"T!i ItACK Ptor two yaar-oM.; aalllna l_at flve fnr
loasa "f Puturlty Courae.
.11_ Ttie I.iurel . Bl
yoloco .IW '??'" . M
Presildlsltator .I?7 Tluke . N
Heiie ..f (irl<;..n?.lOtMynhaar . i'i
yieur.n ."* Prestls** . "'
Kltrhen-r .i"2 Innovator . ;'?
Manvllla .i"1 tiUm . 1M
BIXTH HA R THB ORAflB ski.I.Im; BTAEES, wlth
$s.?) added, r? rt....- jrtsr olda sod upward; sretghu
_)l pounda lll-Ae the P.-al--; Wb > ?''''. 1'r s'art-n., $11)
ft.rfeit; to aeeond boraa t'i>*> aad to tt-.ir-i *n?> af
the added nwney. On. and uua stitswtb mii**. on
lurf.
ii. |_ Rlehards'i i>. g. Cbarentaa, B yeara old, by
llinr,-. - li.12"
ll. \\. iie)ihniii * br. h. Cbnoord, ?". reara old, by i<-ng
? Uenora Morrla .l"1
D. Oldeoa. ch. b, Introatve, t yenr* old, by Maddler
Kr .11.- Oraca .",1
V h Hltchrock'a b h. r*ecanter, 4 yeara old, by Da
eelrer MHu.iiin .n*
.1 B. McDonald'* eh. h Ontral Tnisi, 4 y.-?r* old.
i, Meddler Monej Boa.llfl
Ma, kev ? Md Ue's b. Bl. Bardella 4 vran old, by Tbe
bard Ell* l.-ik-land .P*l
<.. I, Flieharda's br. e. H.-vMr-r.-r, :i yeara old, by Badga
?H*.i I-,..-?.?.HM
Oneck Statrle'B I.. c. Chapi r^ old, by lrrajuols
HIM* . I?
F. D. llear.Vs b. O, Htahniln, 11 year* old, by Hlndoo??
l'-.y .
BLOAM AND Tlll-: WATTBR.
THK i.itti.i: JOCEKT I'KNIKS i;ivi.vi_ Tiir* in
.Hlt) i? man MONET.
I.ondon, July 17.- Tod Sloan, tb. Amerlcan Jock.-y,
! wbo is allagad to bava aaaaultad a waltaT al A*cot
1 Heath, made a further statement an tb. subject
this afternoon. lie said th. rwa.on h. took the
blamc and dld not deny the affalr nt the tlme was
to protect the friend who was v.ith hlm. H. addad
he bad letters asklng for eompenaatlon, and says
he heard a number oftnen say to thi walter : " iio
tr, th<- hoapltal, and tber. Iu a chance of gettlng
; money from hlm.'
"i absolutel) refuaed to glv. the walter, nnder th.
! clroimstances, flve cents to save hls llfe. I abso
lutely deny strlking the walter, who Is not ser'ously
hurt."
POLO.
PINAL CONTKR POR THK VALENTINE
CHALLEKOE CUP TOOK A fif'IKN
T1PIC TI'HN.
De-on, l'.-nn , Jun. n (Spaetal).?Aa predlcted ln
thaa. colun)tis, the I)eV..n li-ura of pololsts llterallv
rod. tbrougb thalr opponanta, tiu- Phltedelphl.
''..untry Chib, second Qoartat, to-dny, m tha Bnal
contest for the Valentlne Cballeng. <'n\. Th
Country ciub playara w.-r.- allowad Bra g.mis to
*t.r? with. and wero DOBten OUt lo th. tune nf 14
goals to vki in four partod. of actantUlc play.
For Devon, c. Randolph Bnowdan playad "for?
ward"; ('.<-.,rg.. w. Kendrlcka, M, was tha fr.-e
lance at No 2, C. K Wh.-eler the "balfba.-k'' and
(Jeorg.- bfcFsdden ttO 4 "f.em" ('allernus. Carle
ton Zeiiin, w. Klnekla Bnritb and .i Pranb Mo
BB llne.l up ln th. nr.l.-r BBBMd for tb. <"oun
try Clnb, J. L. Conaaray, wbo use.i to t?- an
< nthttBtaBtld player. carefully refereed tbo gatna.
The short fl.-ld proved an advantage to tbe battar>
, mounted home troop ? >f Davonlann, bnt the lay of
the land, sloplng from eentre to the goal BOBtB
Bparatad ugalnMt long drlvea for goal, and als<i
tendtnl to Incllnn the ball ln B bad dlreetlon when
Btrueh ln from tbe etid lines. Tbe clrcular guards
at boundary extronltles. however, s.-rv. .1 to k.-. p
' the ball In play on uuint.r BbM, and so admltted
i of sclentlfls returns and some smart Btratagt.
work In tbe vlclnlty of the *tr..nghold?.
The Davona, ns now ooaatltutad, ara ? ranaark
ably w'.-ll-drlll.-d quartet, unrl th.lr OOhBBtT. play
tr, ,1 iy was th.- most BOttCa able f> atur<- of th. game
Hip. ite.Ily I.emlrlck, after pb king Ih. ball out of
trouble, passed It forward to Snow.l.-ti, and aa
often Wheeler and Mcl'adden backed It and left It
for Wbeeler. Kendrl.k pluytd eveti beyond hla tn
..reaaed handlcap. and hla overhand -1"*"*?
Z mm slde nnd l-nd*- ln tnM career held the
oppoataB team snfe on many oornalons. .
At phJktaB *U 9AA tatPfUU mtm **a bor<^r "nrd
through hla fleld Wh". ler proved a pBBt master
thus .showing ttie good resiilta of hla sojourn ln
Baropa wbere he hns doubtless played on eham?
pion M_? "eorg. McFadden was effectlve nt
bark and. although _M_ \>he aome of the rest.
miifT.-l lt fre'iuently. hls powerful drlves. cross
?hoti and goal suvers were hlghly Wffc**^
H. has Improved vastlv slnce he waa seen al WtBjj
cheater, and la evtdently most mmBmAM^uuwm
own Held Bnowden "int on" lh tm\ <*r**r *?} .
tlmes. anrl he made m.-st of the gem la ln th, ?n
I,,,,,:.. but later he falled to gtae tha bairthe pr oper
dlrectlon Jphlll, and frequcnt outsldea reaun ?.
|.*.r ,, . .Mimtrv <*:..i.. Krank McFadden >;?*> j;1.'
,,.,,!,,..? str.te_rlc.lly, aeveral tim.*. P'rfcvV*** * '.'
fr.,,,, between th.* uprlgnta, anA atrt ****** ??*"'
Mved dlsaater l.y playing around 9MM. aUVOnwu
ublqultoua aa ever, and hls re nrna * nd mku*
frorn hnlf-tl.l'l wre most In'et-Mlln* ? udle*.
Hlnckle s.nith hardli played "?*??& ?*B"?H__J
the latter part Of the game, prol.ahly on iKionnt
of ti.* ran be go. wlth a rn.iii.-t or ? ball. Ha. ht rn
,v,'r id k.-.l the aphere out of the niek repeat. ,11 v.
.nd hta ba k-hatirlers wore well dlreeted; but ln
is t ns he .ti.-itr i.-.i wid*. and so oat ground
aftar i-egtaterlng aome remarVabli; food learea tor
his rolleagiiea. Alt.-mus played hls posltlon some
what bettar than ln tha laal contest. and rod.* like
?ln in ii ni aa tr. .style. though Bnowden'a faater
oonlea r.peiitrdlv passed hlf outflt M th0UKl.lt
maa anVhored. Th* ta_UJ bunr and tha ppnlea
bunehed too much throughout tho K.;.m.- and the
'?l'.hvlnV' on th.* border and ln mldfl.1.1 !.*ft thn
sp.'.-tatra-s under the ln.prea_.on lhal Itt* g.-jmo
?M ,.., the whol... rather selentlfle than excltlng.
Th* Valentlne Cup was won In 1897 br tha' ??*?
away aecond t*am, and ImI year l.y tht- Philadel?
phla Country Cthh The score followa;
Flrst ?*C0*4 Thlrd F nirth
lfcr-p partod. per* 4. T-'-rirA. per-tod. Total.
I'ev. n .- ?"? ?'? ;t 3
'',!":"n:r. i i Um% 9%
Itefere.- 3, L. CoMWay. Tlmekeeper 0. W. Ken
drll k. fr. I r. r- lt. I'eiin ^mlth.
The BCen* now shlfts to the Philadelphla Pountry
Club f'-r a two we*ka' aeaalon, the openlng gamo
occjrrltiK on Monday next between the Koekaway
and Weatcheater i'ountry ?'lul. players. the latter, as
alrendv atat*d ln IheM columns, belng ailowed one
goal iv handlcap. Thls wlll he tbe debut of the
fto-kawny pla.era ln a n?v_lar match game thla
neaaon on the associatlon achedula nnd rhllndei
phlaiu 9Tt waiting to ?_. young RetM La Montaf-ne.
GOLF.
TRAVIS THB .YIXNI... < ?F THE OAKLAND
CUP.
ROME CHAMPIOM DBTBATi WATBOM IN THB
Fixvt. iMi'Mi CONBOLATIOM Cl'P
rom ? o. DooottAB.
Walter .1. Travls, who holds the unlque reeord of
hyvlng won flrst place ln every tournament ln whlch
he baa appeared thla _ea_*o__, added another trophy
io his collectlon yeaterday, when he eaptnred the
Oakland Cup In tiie flnal round of the Bayatde
tournament Hla opponant wa*. a. C. VYataon, Jr..
on* of th* <-i.-v.-rcst of the yotingar net ot g-oit
playera, and a member <.f tb* Weatbroot* Oolf Club,
whlch haa produced mon- brllllant youngster.* thai
any other Club In America. It Waa Watson who put
Douslaa out >f the aeml-flnuls at ____k*WOOd anl
who beai Harrtman, the wlnner of the Metropolltan
golf chABiP-OMhlp, only a day or two ago. Con
?Idcrlng Iii- paat records. ba should liave proved an
ald,. opp ment, b lt tho truth is that Tra.ls had an
? a.-l-r rlctory than any others which marked his
ptogreea to the flnal round. Tho score was 7 up
and 6 to play In his favor
Tha day was perfecl for g..if, nml even the arlnd,
whi.-h bad be*n ,t Mt bolateroua on Prtday, calmed
down io a gentle breea. that made the ezerctae de
Ughtf :1. WlthOUt causlng fntlgue. It waa just th*
sort Of day that golfers lik<* ba_rt-calm, clear nnd
,.i _nd wlth auch a mlinulus th.* scores ahould
have been tha beat of th.* week. But nelther man
dld anythlng worthy of note, and Wiuson fn.tr.
whom ao much was expected, was pnrtlcularly dta
appolntlng. Travls llghted a cigarette after ihe
flrat round, and whan Travls amokea oo tbe llnka
lt means thal In hts own mlnd victory Is already
hls i >n the flr:-t nine holes he dld no better than
I. whlrh is slx strokes worne than bona
p. von worae than hta own record for that dutance,
yet thla araa enouch to glve hlm a lead of 6 up on
Wataon, who dld m,
THK PLAT B-BOIlfi.
The match dld not start until afternoon, bo that
by tha tim- tha men aal out there waa h gala
gatb*rtn? fn.m the *urroun?llng eottaajaa and n?>t
a fen from thls clty. On the flrst holo Watson
iai i Travta a atymle, and thls aayed him a half ln o.
The aecond want to Travls at 3 to 5 on a perfect
drlve, approacb and put, and the next waa hls also
ut .'. to '? Hu lt was uot the sort of folf be bad
been ahowlna through the week. There was a
tameneaa lo it whlch told plalnty his confldenea of
tha; ultlinnte reault and an evldent dealro not to
"ruh It ln" too hard. Travta ne*da to he pushed to
show hta beai game, to know that hls opponent la
ta ahead and wlll flght for every lneh. aml
then nll hln wonrlerful accuracy comes lnto play
an.l li'* works wlth tbe smoothness and fore* Of a
trell-olled machlne. Vv*ataon falled to fore* hlm,
an 1 instea.l of recovering as the mafeh np.gresse.l
h- graw ateadlly worae. The fourth hole went to
Travls at 4 io ",, but "n the tifth Travls drove out
of bound*. droppln*. an.l loslng a stroke, and flnaliv
glvinK the hole tO Watson at fl to S. The slxth
araa balved ln 6. an.l the seventh. known as the
"punchbowl" fr..m Its cup-abap*d gre?n, was won
bv Travta at E to l Th.* n.*xt two hole.s also went
to Travta, who was then f> up.
I'ontlnuln-r for the second round. the tenth was
halved In .'., after medlocre play. Travls evtdently
hiol abandoned any thoughl of dolng moro than
hold his advantage. nnd let victory eome as It
Would. The .-leveiith Travls Won In .'I. Watson
mlaalng a long pul for a imif l.y acarcoly an inch.
nnd the acora atood fl UO wlth i to ko In the Oak
I ii ri a 1 man's favor Kaelng the next hole, Watson
slh-ed hls drlve into th<> ravlne, and hls brassey
carrled hlm onl/ tO th.* cr.-st of th.. hill, while
Travls. who hirl Rot off a slzxllnir drlv* and fol
lowod it up wlth a well-plaved aecond shot, was on
the green ln :i and down ln - mor.*. wlnnlng th-'
hole al ?'. t" fl. .-md thereby takln_t the match. The
bye holes were played .nd the full cards read:
Travls. rt :? 4 ft o .*. 5 n ..
w.r-.n . r. .*. fl fl ii a ? ii ?? r.i
TrnvlK .fl .. fl*4 ? fl 3 fl fl ?1 .7
\v.ii-.,*i .r. . ti *t r> 5 o r> fl IB M
1, ,I?s.
TllK C0NB0T_ATI01. ("I.ASS.
Meanwhlle, tha Bnal round la lha coneelatlon
(la?s w.is belng played, the eomi'etltors her.* belng
J. 1*. Taylor. of the Nassau I'ountry Cluh, and
J. H. Dotlgtaa, Of oakland. Taylor was .1 down at
tho turn, aud was beaten by . up and 3 to go. aa
the followlng eards show:
IiaiiRlns .4 3 4 4 6 ? fl 6 4 12
Taylor .?i I I I I i I f 0??T
I..,_i*(l*_ .1 4 4 4 7 <l ? ?30-li
Taylor .."> 8 4 4 8 7 ? ?BJ 77
Hyea BOt i'lnv.-l.
The pla) ended wlth nn open handlcap of eighteen
bolea medal play, ln whlch J. H. Taylor preMnted
tbe clip for the wlnner and thn club a Rold medal
tn th* n-.au makinK the l-etu Kr"s? scre. Hoth
Travls and Watson w.re allow.*.l to have th.lr
f, orea count for theae prtaee, and as Travls mado
M ha wm awarded the medal, tiie atymta on the
flral hole allowlng hlm oue stroke. I'or the handl?
cap cup there wm a tt>- b*tWMn Travta and a D.
Cornptor of th" Weatcheater Oolf ciub. whleh wlll
b. played "ff al some futur.* data not yet declded
ui on. The summary follows:
Oaklard COB (flnal lOVnd) Walter J. Travts, onklnnl
.;.,if ciub, ieat n >? Wataea, )r. Wmtmo k Ootf 'int..
7 m o w i'1'iv.
Cup 'flnal r-rtindi -J. O. noiifiss. Oakland
,; :r ,',.,1, b kl J I- Taylor. Nassau iV.untry Club. 4
up. .'l to pluv
ln tho handlcap tha leadlng cards were:
a. i>. Cta-paoa, Waatehaatafi 0, H. N.
0?. .fl 5 5 4 6 0 B 0 3 4rt
j,,.4 7 fl 4 8 _ B B 0- BO? 00-10? 8fl
W. J. Travis, Oakland:
OM .B48.8-&B (- -4..
j,, .B 8 5 4 6 B 3 0 5?41? 99? 0? 86
Arthur TagUr, 1'iiktsnd:
ri?t .6 4 7 I 7 . 8 B *. 40
lM .7 B fl 4 6 6 II 0 I (12-101?14-87
it y Mayhew, Hath r HM:
,,?, .0 fl ii 0 8 7 1 B tJ?68
j,, . ; .fl t. 4 4 7 7 7 fl 7 40 -107?IT- 00
R. M. I.lttlejohn, oakland:
i >.. .... 0 ;i 3 fl 0 0 0 8 8 68
,n.7 4 fl 4 ?! ll B T 0 60-106?14?01
II II. B Klll. tt. O.-kland:
(?,.1 ....? 4 3 6 10 0 6 7 T 64
|? ...... 3 4 fl 3 7 8 0 8 0?64?10??10? 02
J A .Innln. Staten Island Crleket:
,i,_t _44847746 ??47
ln I].3 B il i (i 8 T I a ^S -100- 9? 02
T c Ummanr, Haatelatr:
i? .. .a 4 i i T I I i 5--S2-100*?17?i>_
it. c. \v?i?..n. jr. Waetbroafe:
nn .fl B 1 fl 9 9 fl fl 0 31
|n . fl 4 <1 4 3 fl fl 6 -?43 - Ofl-- 4? 02
M. M Urnham. (haklund:
imt .B 4 3 8 ? 7 ? 7 fl- 3. '
j,, .? 4 t? 4 7 7 3 8 7?68-111?1^-03
II. !_, Itlker, (mklnnd
OM .- 4 5 8 ? 8 6 B 1-49
In .8 (I ? ? 7 8 0 7 ll 37- 100?12- -04
I. | Bmbroa, Oakland:
cmt .6 B 4 8 ? 8 8 7 0?84
In .4 9 fl 8 8 V H 16 ll* 84?118-18-100
r. T. I_r??in?, Oakland: ?
OM .fl 4 fl 0 0 T a 7 O-.l
It. . I 4 7 B 8 12 8 4 4?67-118-18-100
W K Pa*?. imkland:
Out .4 6 0 8 8 0 8 7 ft-88
In .? 8 8 6 l'? 7 4 7 ft?68?110?10- 100
A BtoftM, Wt.l. heater:
.?iit .4 4 fl 4 0 7 0 8 ? 30
In .0 4 .1 4 8 8 8 l? 6- -fl?l 10.'. fl |ol
MONTCLAIR DKTBATf ^''.8H^:x COUHTT.
(irange, N. J., June 17 (_.(>*alul).?Th? __?__*
County ('ountry ('luh playera ?uff.'r.d a cruahlng
defeat thls afternoon at the hands of th* men from
| th* Mont.lulr Oolf Club, who defeated the CounTFy
Club tram on tho Hutton Park rotireohy Jfig\\* !
>,,.ie* Ansten fo gate was the only loral P"?ypr.I7
^core th""?h the Country Clnb fafjizj^**
someVf thebest golfers in the organlaatlon. Tho
MuNT.'i.Aiii aoi,F ci.ru EERB OOCETT OOOETEf
I K..nn.'lny . ? ? ?? A. Clhy. ?
C. H Hr.-wer. 1 F- A. Da.I.t?...
D.niels . >> Austen l nlgats . ?
_- ij. ||. Hlll.
Tutal .'V _ 4
Tolal . *
ln the second round for the cup offarad,hg thB
Tournament Commltt*.. J. A. _rowar ft?***!
Sldnev M. Colgat. by d.-fauit. snd T. H. ***mnn
Karr defeated fcdward W. Porreat tar 1 ?P-Jg3S
were also made In the hamlbap ball BWBCpBt-M
toiirnev ?? follows:
<*fc*r EUlaajaial.
T. H. 1'i.wara Farr.
J. A Hmwer.
W .1 Kliu-lin.l.
Willlam Kunkle .
Dr. D. W. Kleinhaua.
OM THH MORRIB COUNTT I.INKS.
The flrst round at match play for the praaMMt'l
cup. presented hy Oeorge <l. Frelltighuysen. tOOfe
place yesterday at the Morrls County Oolf Clufc
those ellK'Ible for It belng the slxte-n who QUBllAed
in the prallmlnarle. af ? we.k ag... H. P. Tolar
mad.- . brllliant round of tb, wblch ls ?ne jetter
than bojrt., and defeated bls opponent, <.. \Miiia, >?
3 up. Hls card waa:
Oat .?? 4 * r. 4 5 r> I ;, g
In .4 I I ?? I -1 I r> ? E ?
Tb.- summary of tbe round follows:
ii M Ma-nard beBt W V Marsh. .1 Spi A. W. R_B
u ,t it. i. ruota, I sp; h tt. fm* b-*t . . ii- ?<;K
wlth. '.t up; II. P, Toler l*nt <J. Wllll*. 3 up: O. J. Mttje
beat Ilenjaniln Nl.-hol. ll up. W. A Flagg baa* *Lj!?!:
n. v. 7 up ? tn play; W. F. Thnmp**-n baat ?.?.???
r. up. 4 S play; F. V. S. Cnmby basl C, M. <T*Bp1n, I up.
4 to play.
I'ROPESSIONAI.B MEET AT BALTUEROL.
The first half of tb.* Mrenty-two-bole, bonts and
home match between "Wlllle" Anderson. tl
tusrol professlonal, and Oaorg. Ia.w. professlonal at
tbe Dyker M-a.iow Oolf Club, took place yesterday
ut the Hultusrol llnks for ? purse of $100. Ander
scn, who wi? taeond In tha open champlonshlp of
1897 nnd thlrd In th. champlonshlp of 1898. Is one
Of tho most promlnent of th. Scotch players wl...
bart come to thls country In recent years. I.ow
ll | Canoustle player. who came bere less than
thraa munths ago to take ti place with the Dyker
M.-adow Club. At the end of tbe flrst .Ifbtera hol.-s
yesterday tbe two men were tled at 78, though Bt
the match game Anderson led by 1 un. In th-?
afternoon Anderson agaln dld 78. while I.ow took
79. endlng the day's play 2 down The secoml h. lf
of the match Is to take plac ut DjTkBf Me.idow
next Saturdav. The cards w.-re:
"Wllllo" Anderson, llaltu.rol:
Cf.rge I.ow. Dyker MMdOW!
gK:::::::::::-::M !! H-.! tXUt m
Whllo thls contest was ln progress a>""?P"*?
t.-,n,iiciin for me*n ..-rs was declded, .in?l M ))?"??
wonwlth a nSt ?ori of B. Beccjpd placa,went to
James R Strong. at 90. Some of the cards foiiow
M Baooa: . _ _ . . .2,lr""' H 'ap N"
\\T..::::::llltlillt^m ? ?
James lt. rttrong:
V.::.\\\tltlttttt At-m ii oo
A. F. Illach:
P..;::;::.. ll . lUtl * m. tt *>
l, ii. Orahatn:
Out .5004*568 5-44
rT.B 5 6 8 8 8 ?? 4 t-M- M
h. W.C^dUr,.? ]i g
Urler i*n):ipt)e.l . '' - _7
Charles ?). I.vnn*.}'' ;.. ,?.
Dr. Bymouds.?" ? ln
-?
MEDAL COMTEET AT ETEBBUEN.
Stamford. Conn., Jnne n.-The club medal con?
test at ?Veebtirn resulted as follows:
ClaAM A.
Qrusi). H'.aD. Eet
-78
Wheeler.
VT, B. Wheeler.
D2 I ^
M 2
P>4 14
M. lt. I'l't. * ..,
H. b. Willlam*. WJ ? ,,t
W. Ia. Baldwln. 2 ,: ,?,
I?r. Hchavlor . ?-'
CLAM H.
E C. H.*y?. ? S 8
F. 0. Heeker. "} H ...
W. IV Dnakam. '" ,,,.
?-? /T:?n;n.:::::::::::!? 8 ?
F. T. Toane...... ... ,,, taa
K. E Hn)ggerhof. \]\ g gj
k Merrltt . " S ,,i
h. ii. lesly.______
8TATKN ISI.ANP CRICKET TEAM D_PEAT_D.
A team Of nlneteen golfers from the Staten lsiand
Crlcket Clttb m.t wlth a dedalve d-feat at the
North J.-rs-y Co untry club llnks ln Paterson yes
terdav. The score;
PA1-RBON. BTATBM ISI.ANO.
%?r .::::::::::?!"::;::::::::::::
?"? ..'..'. * Hanilltnn .?
SSSeiiui"..-. A*rni-u:.na.:::::.:?
K".::::::::::::: * so"IaAn'.:::::::.o
Burnett . V^nu. 2
X Ryl*.o Itlohards . *
Ferenbacl) . .T Hlnker . ?
Klrker . \'.\'rWe . 11
2 i.
Harry . ?^*? . ?
K.rser.ciunt. . " Johnron .
Anmer . Oill)..!n* . '
Barbour . ? .*-lwapl* .
RiiH.ell .II) Blmen.Iorf . ?
II Qoodbody. 1 Fat-er . ?
g, Ooodbody. 7 CBrrar. ._?
Total .4<l I ISl .?"
"PK'K-rP" TEAM MATCH AT ST. ANDREW8.
A "pick-up" team mat. b waa th. attractlon at
the Bt. Andrews (lolf club yeaterday, the sldes he?
lng chosen frotn members on th. ground. Bt 2
o'clock in the Bft.rnoon. H. R M.-Kenrde he i le l
on. fam and A. L. I.ivermore the other. McKen
sle'a t.-am won by ? to 3. Th. Btimmary:
II R M.-Ken.l*. 4 A. I. I.lverrr ir-. J
K W. Ketcham. 1" J. 11 Rlbach. ?
Ai bla b-i'f . t O. v Klncalej. o
J C Ten Kyrk. 3.W. F. Hodgmail. ?'
...hr. Held . 0|H. HolMOok . ^
Klllott liulbrook. I H P llunifl*-n. 0
i, utrar. i w. p, ii vi. "
Total . M Total . 3
TEAM MATOI AT RICHMOND COUNTT.
A varlatlen In tho usual Saturday t-'atn.-s at the
Rlehmond County Country Club <>f Staten lsiand
yest.-rday was a "chOOOB-Bp" tBBB. VBtCh between
som- of the landlng players of the club. James
I'ark acted as enptatn of one std. in.l Otls h.
Wllllama or th. oth.-r. Park'. team was beaten
by B score of 17 to tt. The summary:
Jam.? I'ark . OU. 1. Wllllams . 0
I. K.' Whitm. 0 Eunaon ?h?w . 2
E. O. S,-huvler. * W. II Huak. ;>
C. W. Talntor. OC A. Fry. 9
a H in- n.)*t. " Ralpb _ane . ?
II M. Hal-lwln.10 F M Snunders. 0
T. W. Howrlna. 7 R. K. Bonaa . O
a. E. nowier. 0 w. D. Wlcoa. a
jr ,;,t?,t . 0 F K. Traak. 4
Oeorge yutrk . BlE. t. Morten. I
TBtal .17 Total .??
OAI.A 1'AY <iN THE ARDtLST I.IN'KS.
Wlth u team match agalnal th. Fairtvid County
Qolf ClUb, a tn.-mb.-r.-' fOUrSOm. and a women's
puttlng match. the Ardsley golfers enjoyed a t*al;>
|a] rOBUrday, The t.-atn matCb was won by the
rtsltors wlth a score of 2'_ to 7. though DOUglBB, the
most promlnent et tha Falrtl.ld m-n dld bMjbhyr.
In the foursome C. S. FalrchIM and C H DMnflaM
provd tbe wlnnlng palr. Whlle th. puttlng match
(ru won by Mrs. F. I.. Kldrldg-. The summan':
rO-BSOMR
i-,r^ ta n ag. Mat
c s raircbiu ?nd c ii l-LiM.-ii.-b^ ij ;;]
B r. Jaffrej an-1 Willlam )'t.rv*tl-. .. *1? * ?
Wlnaton and J. Vt. Judapo , ? "7
Jsffw and Bldney McWror.H_ h iw
Klp and A D? Wltt Cochrsna...10J
Adams nn.l r i. BMrldia. '"J
Bdgar *n.1 W. W..roe*t*r.lf
f w Stlle* and F. I.yman.I"
F F ChrystM *r.d E. M Van BttraB.MJ
F.iwin OoaM nn.l A. " Bjab. ?? ??? |',_
itawarl Lnning and DwtgM C. KarrlaUi
TEAM MAT.ii
KAlItFlKI.D. MtlSI.KY.
i_.i?.ir.i iv-avitt. 3 F i. Bldrtda.. 0
(' H. Xerly. 1 L B. <'liur,-hlll. <)
J 11. McKinley. ? F F i*hrv?tl* . t
J B .;ill?*pl.-. 7 A. l>. I'-^-hrHne. 0
c V. Martin. 0'H. H AdUM. 1
C | cei . t Or II H <'?rtl*. 0
r. m rreeraan. 0 r. i*nne . 6
J. A. Mna.m . 2,R. Cf. Myle*. u
Total .tt Total . T
\Vuni*i>'? n>t)ln? m?l.h Mr*. F. I? HdrMna ttl Mri
II. !_. FJgur, 4o. llla* J I" Wllll?m*r>n. 4.1. Sllaa Fraaer.
48. Mla* Wr.rthlnft.*). 44; Ml?* >'ruce Wllll*ii,a.,n. 45.
ttiaa H Sotierhe 40. Ml^* M WlllUms-ii. 4.S, Mliw H.
Q Klnu 4H; MI** J K. Frnrrr Oo
ATHLlgTICS.
ANNUAL SPORTS OP COURT ORBEHAM, FDH
i.sriius OF AMERICA
The annual outlng und tleld-day sports of ?'our?
liresham No. 311. Koresters of Amerlea, were held
yesierlay at tbe Queena t ounty Drlvln* I'ark.
Maspelb, lx>ng lsiand. A graaaad'Plg rare, which
was w. )i b> .\f Oulklna, of Court (Iraahan, waa an
Interisilng feature. The. summarles:
On* liun.lr*4 yurd <U*h Flnal heat won by I> ?
llnrlne. F*?rl Rlver Athletlc Club. J J. Ford. Ea*t*rn
Dlstrlct Wheelmen, arcond, 1. O. Bourglngnon, L?at?in
Matrlct Wheelmen, thlrd. Tlnrie-_.:10?_ _.
Half mll* run - Wn hy J W. niekhart. Court OrahiTl,
F ,f A J O. nAur_rm(.nr-.n. Kaetern IHair'.r-t W he_im?i.,
seennd, f>. W. IT?rin<*\ Pearl Rlver Athletlc Club. thlrg
Tlme- 2 U%. _______ -
Three mlle Mryrle r*o '.Von hy J Kliher. *.-i-.t.r_.
MlMrtrt Wheelmen; C. POW.fl. Eastern -MMrtH Wheel?
men. MCoild. C <? llowers, Waverley Hley.-le Cluh. thlrd.
Tlme- 7 .!>.. _ . ? _,
Tw? hunalrerl and forty ysrd daah V. - n hv < Powell.
r.A*t-rrt iM-'rlr* Wheelmen: 1. K?reh?r. < >.'irt f*.rll.?,m
f ,,t a aaeands I. D Ooaraae. Camt Oraaaaa, third.
Tim'. t-JtV.. _. _ _,
Klfty-yard *ar-k raee?Wnn by W. II Mavrn. Court
Ornham. M J Co*fB*B. CtaWt Orah.m ?e. .nd, J. H.
Newell, (ourt Oraham. thlrd. Tlme- 3:11 4.
CHKKKT.
ANOTHF**. DRAWN" OAMI BOB THB
KKICKKRBOCKSB ATBLSTIC cr.T'B.
The Manhattan irlcket ("lub treated the Knlrkai
bo.-ker Athletlc Club to another dla*PP0_.t_MBl
yolarday, This time it was T.-nm h. aad ..* in tha
K..m?* tha pr.-vions Saturday wlfh T'.im A. tha
Bfl | ontie organlzatlon hnd to be content wlth a
drawn game aft-r KettlnK nlne of thelr opponenta
out. A. _BB___M*f saved Manhattan from defeat
wlth a splendid not-out Innlngs of 17 Kor tha
Knlckerbockers (.'. H. aml A. V. Clarka .1.,] th*
Ixst work. th<- former suppbm. r.tln*. Mfl K'">d
batting by tak.ug I WtekeU for M runs. Tha
s. r.rr-:
KN!' KI.IU- I KKU A. <*.
C. A Olttrns. ' W. AaxUA, t. Tattersall.t*
T. <l Clark-. b I Adam. ->'
(?? II. Clarka run onl.*}
V v < larlce, n.'t Ml .U
.1. I'ltcher. I b rr. b l'renderg**?. IS
. Ona*. bi. V'l.m.11
T. Clarke. rvot out. _,"_."_____.i"" *
... OUI. P. nt'-h.r. J. I). !>?'>.I. 9T, Hall. 'Ud n-.l but.. 0
Bye*
\jfg byaa. ?
Totai tdeetarad).H
MANHATTAN.
?. J riiBinaaal. h c. U. CZatM. a
II. THtt.I-r-.il. bC. R. ClAtxVt... t
J. Plannery. run 9*t. ?
J. Adam. b C. H. Clarke.10
\ ,?......,-. I.<*. H. < larko. s
A. Pmed.ey. n..t out.47
? ? il Hlll, b C. ii. Ctarfca. *?__?*?. 7
W Adam. r A. V. Clarke, h ? H. ?larke. 0
C 8 Moore r anr] b C. 11. "larke .>,
p. w. i.reen. e t. Clarke, b C. H. Clarka . .
EL .7. AIVV.'-I. 1'r' rrit. ?
llvs .U
ut byaa._l
Total (nlne wl< kets).-.??.1_
CIlAMI'IoN.*" HKATKN" BT K'.HTV Iti'NS.
The Hrooklyn Clnb bad as opponents ln the ?. rie*
of the Wew-Torli Cf-dtet AfaoctnUon at l'ro_p*_t
I'ark v-st .dav thfl BQCMld . 1< ven of Manhattan.
The ,-bampioiis dld not put up aa Ro-"! ?.>me aa
expected, an.i auffered lefeat by tt runa ft o.
WUkinaon hit rlgoroualy for the wlnnera, nndK. x.
Coa bowled moat effeethrely anl aecured I wickati
for 3.1 runs. Tbe
MANHATTAN'.
W, Burrowa, a Pttefc, t. I'atmore. I
F A i'nx ?? Padlow, b a Browa.1?
II' F. S. Adams. c ar-! I. A. BTOWB. 9
,; ftom, ? u C M Browae b (_. Brewa . ??
I. i'..s<*. i, a Browa.J_
II. o V**11k'n*oa, c l.'irr rt. b Padtow.S.
A. fl. Phlnktl'T. h Pedlow. I
II Rinhfrn i Htandfaat, 1. I'atmore. 11
1. .1 r. Kelly, e I Padlow, h iir.oati . 17
li i irrtncton, b Browa. 0
C H. Tuk*. n.t out. ?
Hye?.??
T ? il .'.I*5
BROOKLYN*.
o
A. Hr .?n. h Cbl
P Flt.!.. b I
j. r--ii w. e i Roa*. b Oaa . !_>
g Pedlow, ?? and b Coa. <>
? ? Bolta, b Coa. ?
II I'urrant. h Coa... .?
R, c. m Broara*. b BuiMon. ia
II Rhlbton*. i. .oifht.in-. 1
W Hef-. I. K.i-h'r.n. !
\V S Patmcre, not ? -'it. J
.1 Roigera, h OM. f
Bjraa . 2
I.-v bves. .* m
Tnt;.! . ''*
OOOD WORK OF TKA.M A. ol" rATFR.4*n**f.
Team A. of Pateraon, the moat llkely eaadMat***
for the championship of thi Mew-Tortl Crtcfce.
Aanodatlon, played Kearnj at Kearny, l ' ??_!
an easy rlctor) by _9 run* J H. Hoop*f ind W.
Dodda both l.owl.-d In splendid form for the wln
mra, the former taklng *ix wtckata far etghtaea
runa and the lattef four for thlrt.-.-n. 9. <>. War
burton W. CUrkaon, C. F. Hur.fr. J. Harnreavea.
\v Bunce an.i J. Rldlnga all ? Wed doaibla flgure*
for Paterson, but H. ft ToiTi SbCW, Wh* acored f.jr.
teen. was the only man to mak- a atand for K?- -rny,
The score:
KKAIISY C C.
lt. E. Torraoc*. i? Dodd*
'.(.
W. Tei r. e Banee, b Hooper. 0
A. Hice. c Hldlna**. h l'.-lds. I
I.. Brlerly, e Dodd*. b H per. !
J. FM.l b MM-r. ?
.1 Allen. b Hooper.
i. i:-.?n. i. Dodda.
B. H..1.1.T.. b ii opar ... -. ''
B Booth, >? Hunter. 1> I ? "|.H. ]
ii. I.lvln-rstcn. b Hooper. !
J. Cox. not out. 1
Bye ._J
ToMl . ?
PATERSON C '' .TI"\M A.
P c, Warturt >n. h Toil-B.-. JJ
W, Clarkaoa, b Tofrerc* . _
i h Hooper, c Rle*. b Torrenc* . a
.' P Hunter. a* T .rrence. b Rlca.. }|
j. Hargreave*. e PWda, b Torrati *.... **
j CrutcMow, c ll M.n. b llM-rly. 1
W. Hun,*^. b l:nr*rlv. ? *'
j Rldlnga, .* Ton*-_?e*. b Brterly. **?
W. lAtlii.ni. b BooUl.
Bf, I'.-l'le, b Ft-.th. ?
J. K. I'lir.e, BC. out. .\
Uym . _
leg bjrea .__*_
.
i:_
N . CRICKET IN" CENTRAL PARK.
A large crowd gathered on the North tfea I iw ln
c.-ntral Park yeaterday In expeetatlon of aeelag the
usa.ti Baturday afternoon gamea o( crl _ playad
ther.* The cri'*k.ters war.. ii.it allowad to pltc!j
thelr artck*ta- boarever, aud all gama* hart to be
ealled off, At Proapect Park, arhere tba crtcl-et_-l
are allowod t.? look aft.r th.. groond thiinaal?_-b
the turf la In excellent COnditioB, nm w i'.-.st inding
th- hot spell and drouta. anl it U9t tl -T*dtt oa
C. L. Mi llkton. th.* ground man, who ha. glten It
tli.* iiir.st watebful care.
KINOB COUNTT BT. OBOROB CLCB VICTOW.
Pateraon, K. J . Jun- 17 (?peclaD.-The Klng*
County St Oeorge ''lub. of Hrooklyn. pali tha
local chib n vlsit here to-day for a ehamphlMMt
gUB* of tlM N.w-York I'rlcket Assoc ui.ui. and
th.* vtaltora aacured a ttctory by -* r-???*? _**
?corlm w..s tb.* order of tha day, A 0 i'.<mbow
for Pateraon aad <*. Barnea for Ktnga County hoth
dolng lood execution with th.* baO. Not one of
th* hom.* batamen reaeh*d doobla flgure*. b?t for
Klngs County J. ft Monlaunt acored 11 O- lurnta
ll and a. Nugent M The last nani.-i made ona
tremendoua drlre, whlch sent the ball UM tha
rlvr. _
AUtTRAUANI WIN IN BNOLAKD.
London, June 17.- The All-Kngland alavan, ln t**4
crl.ket match wtth the Australl.ins. was all I * t0"
day in Ita aeoond Inalnga for NI runs. Tho Aua*
trullnua WOO tha mat li bv M W_Ck*_B.
-e??
THE ISTB REGIMENT AT CBEBDBOOB,
Creedmoor. June 17 (Specl.iD.-The range her* Utt
oeeupl. d to-day by the 13th Regiment of BraoBBB
under the command of Uetttenant-Colonel ''.eorfa
I> Ruaaell. Ther,. wr.r,. po ,.tfi-.ts and men _JJ
.nt The followlng are tho results In th<> inanw
niiin ciass by coa.pnn.ea
Marks M-***>*
? il
Plalfl nnl ptafT. H Cmt.anv P.B
\.,n . itnmiio.1. ne.| st.iff. 7 CotapBB) <J .IJ
ii tpltal corpa . ' Cocapaay H. I
Compaay A. 13 Oompaai '.<?
Compaay H. 22 Compaay K. J;
cinpany C. U Compaay l..F_\
Company l>. 1**
fompatn V.. ti Total .
V'H.I.KY KIltINC,
._?
Bfl Itulle .Vn J*_
flrlng e>e? treelnnrrs .>ut*-r-.l^
Compaay A. U I U U '_? 2
Compaay H. ih -20 ?_?_ *i \_ _Z
i c. i: ni M M ??. \L
Company t> . ta it ti M J? Jj
(-ompaa. K . II ?i M '-'' ?! _%
Company ??'. ?'* ? '-^ _ . .-T
Company ?>. U S.1 .V) 41 fl ''i
Compans II. lt. M ?<?_ :?; ? I,*
Company 1. a ? U 1? J? \_
rtnpef)*,
K. U 3 U '22 U
n.piun 1. 14 2 H H'
henley" -
golf balls
-.IH. JAME8 A. TTKO
*rlt.*s ?? tBBfWfli
M-**?na BAMCKI. BHCKLBT * ?'" .
1U0 William Hl.. New tmh
Dea* t*lr?: . ^ .,?-vij***
lt (tl.ee ine grent plesnure tfl reemmend the '*r>'f'*.
ball, for the slmple r--,..,t\ tbal l euaalder >' ,r,*__2!
ball i kn..?- Bf Ht th.* praeeal tlaw I h.ve mat ? i*T??
n inj dlfferent kinti. hut have failf.1 io flnd aaa I*1"
*r*| ns *.atiiifaet..ra lu ra.*M partlcular. Tha*- k.-epin*'*'
palat thay keep thelr th?|.e, aml. a*a.n_*a_u-nll>. *??**
iluir iln* on lh. put iiiini a m Mt them ?irai?lit'
Vaty trui) v.ur?. _-_.,,??
ihl?ii*_. JAMM A. WtBm

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