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Thoroughbred Racing ?* Baseball J>
Trotting and Pacing sa
Automobiling & Golf ?> Polo
SURPRISING RACES
10 AN EASY VICTOR
Turns Tables on Flittergold ar
Once More Earns a Place
with Best.
FLYING FAIRY SET BAC
Wins Stakes at Belmont Par]
but Loses Purse for Fouling
Strenuous ? Davies
Gets Four Days.
Carman's Burpriatng ran five a
? ? .-. over a r-!->pp?
lay m th?- fast tu
of 11? ' sy to t
front ' ' I two-year-ol
- ?; in til? !
H? completely turned I
Imont's Fllttergol :. ?
him so easily in their last m< ? ' - a
?rith so in?til Ii that th.
no telling how good he waa At
? pounda in tils fa\ ?
?,:? con
? ! like a natural cli a I
hand' ' rman p
Ni klaue, who haa won only
- as can be ?/?called
?-nire or some expertcm -
sentiment changtd In favor of Mr I?'
monts colt, mor* pari
? f Hastini 'most without ?
are noted mudlarks Further, tha
. ? , ? ? loubl
Surprising would run m the m
itlon on tt:
ara
Flittergold, under an impost of 1
poum. pa?ee. but S?i
prialng quickly i.ired Into a contendii
tlon and drew out a furlong fr.?
home Once clear, he B?
? - to tin- rail, but In spite ?-f loslt
some ground came on to ?rln gallopli
! y m.re than Ills ri i m fa
time. It vas an Impressive t" : '
Th.- , ? w?r? ?s"tin<ti> t?. ?
Hurakan m ?particular disappointed Da'
Leary, i :.; owner, win. counted on 1;
running a good rare Undercover we
to the post In
broncho
The Southampton Handicap, at ot
mile and a sixteenth, waa full of excl
Ing Incidents and wound up with th?- _,
quallilcatlon of Captain K B Cassatt
ng Fairy.
To begin with, Bruin B<-11?\ an add.
starter, bucked off McNair, her Jockei
on the way to the post and galloped o
up the chute, with .table hands makln
frantic efforts t?> check her wild caree
She disappeared up behind the
and after a time the stewards ordere
her withdrawal This left only thrc
starters, but with plenty of track rom
the race was marred by croesing an
rough riding. Karrlck. <>ii Btrenuous. ai
peared to pinch off Fifty Flvs roundln
the far turn, and Davies. on Flyln
Fairy, gave him t!: - iicine twlci
once when Btrenuoua tried t?. m?
at the stretch turn and ak'ain at the la.?
furlong pol* Karrlck pulled up siiarp?
the BOCOnd time and came t-> the OUtsid
and Inter went before ttie stewards an
)odg<-d a claim of foul.
Davies was called in his <>wn defend
but fallec? to make a sati: fa? tory explana
tion. so that th? s:.-war.is ?impended hin
for the r*.? ? '?ng and dlsquall
Flying ?Fairy, it was most unfortu
rate for Captain Cassatt, as hla Aeronau
filly was pounds the best, and by th
way she galloped through the Btretcl
? ? uld have won without any sharp pra.
n the part ?.f her Jockey.
The winner's share of the stak, s WS
ti. 63?', ant H. K. Knapp, who own
Strenuous, profited to that extent by th?
disqualification. Th?- association savec
the $17.0 offered for third money.
Tom Cat fell at the first Jump in th?
; hi has? and Adventurfss at the third
which left three bore?? to go on an?) dl
vide the purse. Neither Ivy was Injured
although Hughes, who had the mount or
Tom Cat, was stunned for a mlnut?- o:
two.
Hal Parr's Shannon River won the rar.
because he fenced better than Octopus
The latter had quite as much speed on th>
flat, but lost ground at the Jumps, par?
ticularly the last, where hfl peeked badly
Some horses by Fatherless revel In th?
mud. others appear to b? anchored, ami
Kobert Oliver Indicated that be ?
the latter ? lass in the opening race. Af??-r
beatirtar Delft last Saturday, which cam*
right back to win a stake on T
from a good fiel?). Robert Oliver seemed
to ha\'- i, royal < nance yesterday, but even
his owner lacked confidence because ol
the going, and the colt, as It turned out
?ould hardly untrack himself, and fin
Ished fourth in a field of five Anytimc
proved to I e the w-iriri?*r, running almost
as ?/ell ov.r the sloppy track as If It
ha.1 been fast.
All th?- me? were run m good time, due
t<- the fact ?Jiat the track, while alopp)
ot top from the heavy showers, ha<! a
firm bottom and provided good footing.
A numtVr of horses will be ahlpped t"
Saratoga Springs to-dny. Including th.
'fallenbeck stable, for th?? meeting in Au?
gust, but plenty will be left to fill out the
programmes tor the four remaining dajra
? ' the present meeting at Delmont Park.
AUTO TOURISTSMSOOD RUN
Cross Into California on Way
Through the Mountains.
[By Tel-tT_ph to The Tribun? J
crasa Diablo. CUL, Judy *K-*Mem_?*ra of
the Indiana automobile touring party h.-id
a great run to-day, and crossed into <*nti
fomia early in the afternoon, the o?_hth
.?fate which fh? to'ir'sts have entered
The cars niad?* a fist trip and cover? d
j.v. mli'-s eariv in the day, ?despite Burner?
OUS stops for various purposes. The early
part <>f th?- dav was hot anil hard on th?
tlrts. aeverol punctures hplr.;. r"portecl.
As the Sierra Nevada Mountains weie
approach? ? r. tb? Mind ?'??
as It blew from the snow capped
The scenic beauty of th-> run Is far su?
perior to that ?een e.-iiiv In th? trip. The
-i mountain? se?-m to rise to gr-ater
. iit and hold more snow at this time
of the year
The road- B.SO come In for their ?hate
of favorable comment, and the run to
d_\ found th?? highways in perfect ??op???
tion. The tourists now are :n the Owen
River valley between Um tare ?aountaln
ranges ?Thej ?will r ?t-irn into Nevads to?
i. .<" ? B through < arson ?it
U capital ?
Qwvernot Odjui? of Nevada is with them,
and will remain with th? tt?
iintU Governor Johnson of California
ihr t?.-.rf n-nr hake T.hoe,
Big Price for
Untried Honte
?lohn K. Matlil". mi.?If H ?al?- ?t Bel
m?nl Park ????terda.v ,n in.lleate that he
think? prett?. ?ell <>f I icinnv. h twii-.?rrar
olil , ??It l>.? l?|aKnl?<- ll'imrspun.
Up ?n.UI him to l.ilTord <??rliran. the
?reii gaowa tpstHeataa ut *i..nu?-r? um) a
hrnther of .Met ??niith ? oiliran. for
f.. (?Od. a geoi price In tliei??- days ?>f
????all purse* hihI hern ? ?unpetltion.
I IrIiiiii ?a? entered In Hie third race
.?eNlrrda.T, but ?Mral? he?| on arcoiint of
the mud. He In a half brother to I he
><iulrr mikI _Je_ to New? ,i?lli? II. Ilial
disappoint nient of the Inrf for ?-hlrli
lli-rman H. l>i>r?ieu paid H.N.OOO as a
>ear|in|{ ??.ev.nil .?re;ir? Bga and ?hipped
ai. re ad
llitinnv I? ?ell eng; ?cr, | at Saratoga
Sprlnc?. Iwinif entered in the I'lu-h.
Oread I tttan and i aHed Matee ll..??-l
?takes, mui .ii... in the B?fales* Spartet.
H.' hae been ???chlag fast and I? mM t"
i>. a yeausgetet ?f hich pieiwlee
SKEETERS AND MONTREAL
Rain Ends Tic G.ame in Sixth
Inning?Almeida to Star.
[B> ' ? . . to I'll? TribUn? I
Montreal, laly .1 Ra'n ? same
Moi in .1
team here t"-: ? I it one
each
A!:i ? ?
:?nd Eh hla?l) .-? ? 1 ; ? ?1
*-|
In the fourth ev? : ? . * ?
Ali n thn
" : t.0U?
bli Montreal has purchased Harter, .1
.1 from ' In Inn ill.
re I
? 1TV MONTRE M.
'
l'allioiin. lb 2 . .? ? I _* ?
....
w v |l,.b,M -On 0 40 Allen, rl .. 3S1
1 1. ? 1 1 0
.ch*fl 111 ...?,- 41
Ida)? 101 2 _ S
, . ft I " 1 " Mutt.-in. ?, .
1
0 f? ft ft 1 (' . !
Monti ?i ' " 1 '? . ???1
Two
on I.''
:
mond _n.i Lennox
I? mmltt.
kl ley. 1 Stru? h oui By
Mettern. ]
? 1
'
PROVIDENCE. 5: ROCHESTER. 3.
it ? . K.1I K
Providence... 0010011:)-.
Km heater .... 0 ? 0 2 0 1 0 fl
Batti ri< a Bail? y
and Jacklit-M h.
TORONTO. 11: BALTIMORE. 5.
At Toronto R.H.E.
? - 1 1 0 0 I I -.- 11 |6 3
Baitimors D . ? 0 0 1 0 0 g- 5 11 1
rth, Davlson, Mor?
and K-an. Lush and B< D
EASTERN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Plttafli Id, 7; Watei
All other games postponed on account
of rain
NEW ENGLAND LEAGUE RESULTS
' Lowell. 4. New Bedford. 1 1!..' -fame)
Low? II, I; N? w !>? <if?.i.!. .: '.<! gi
All other games poetpon?
Of lain.
-.
STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
All games port int of rain
FEDERAL LEAGUE RESULTS.
Kansas (It. go, "
Pittsburgh, t. St ijoitis, 3.
TRI-STATE LEAGUE RESULTS.
y..rk. S; Atlanl 1 It
All- ? ? ???? ; Han burg, I (first).
Allentown, 1. Harris!) 11 g, 0 ?*-?
Wilmington i Tr< nt? n 1
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION RESULTS
Milwaukee, 10; Ki"f" City, I (W inn
ln?**-?
1 au otb? i -? ".' ?postponed "i> se? ...-.t nf
I rain.
WARNING GOES 001
? 10 BASEBALL OWNERS
; More Care Must Be Exercised
in Making Contracts
with Players.
! MEED WRITTEN EVIDENCE
Fall River Club May Be Out
la wed if It Fails to Comply
with an Order of the
Commission.
Owners of baseball clubs muai h?- ?
careful In f'itui-.? in malt i oon
I tracts with young players, ss the follow?
Ing warning was a_ni oui yt teiday by
: th?- Nat tonal ? omml
'8* ctlon .'. A: tit le VIH, "f th* national
agi i ' ment, ? illowa:
"Any agreement between club ... ? ? i play?
er for aervlc? evidenced by written ac*
?, ptam -?. w h* th? r bj i- tt- i -n t< I* cram,
<>r receipt from player for money ad?
vanced t?. him to bin?l si'l. ?i .-i ? ? m? nt.
hall i" ,,.?..'....i ??? p. ? and
held to be bindina
'To avoid ?lisp it? i between - lube ?
the prioiit] of ? lilm to iila '
, th?- ? ommlaskm heieby
? ? t hen ifter ?he validity
u Info: mal ' ontr.o t between ??
.??'I player for the future aervlc? of th?
?i - ? ? . ?. gnlsed ml?
writ? n ad by
?i and at tide referred to la sub*
tted to 1 lent <?f the mt?-"
club'a league, if ? major league, or t-> Bee*
? ?. ||, if ,i minor league, within
laya after the ?greemenl la made, for
promulgation In th? next ofllctal bulletin
of that pail ? ? ? -? ? i?d foi
? n to the as* ?'? tat ) of the com*
... .,i ?
ot d* r p
the < ? i tated thai un?* i I
Kail River club, "i the New England
i.. agu*. complied with th?
ol * ? "'? In favor of Lav? Ci
Will nOt I- ; ? : ?- i"- : ? ?ri\ -
- - . i-la- ? r?. all of whom
?rill become free agents al ti'-" termina?
tion of tit
The notl? ?also.'
Hue: i lut. will not !'?? tllglbl* I
? hip in a nal '"??I >? '
?nd thai the New England League will
? ? rmlttsd to All tl ? mtll
' the det't la fullj tlsfl?
The Brooklj n ? ?fl at
ft* rnoon for an sxhlb l
with the .-'.-.*? i ? i.-.? :) "? ?
?
<"!-irk Oliffith, ri-un ..
teat * is ord* r..t hli athiet?--. to
from Lake Michigan when the .
?? ..,
nar?
row escape from ser! ? "
ni.ht when n- dive I Inl
? hurt his head an'?, turn?.! his ankle
In -_rambllr>_i t" ahora ii? will nol
play foi aya
Thorn .: .i Lyn* h. prei id* ? I of tha Na?
?? thnf
BUI Bt* en?, th* ?pit*
' pend* II I L Lou! ardtnalo.
Negci ? re p* ndtng foi a ten?roun t
?... .t ':?? tv.'c.-'l I',-. '.
wtii!" Rll ?' a early 1
ii is s ii-i ti ... -i. i- artend ha ?
? : t?. meet - I I thai the '
l?- . on rid? i Ing the proposition - I
lo arrlv?
ust 1??.
T ?? town Bear*
cat.' ' '? in : Howard, of Tl ?
Rl 'li? . ? ill m? et in the tnalti :
I round ,? ?! ? V. m Polo ? thlol
[ ti":. tl
Full Summary of Racing
at Belmont Park Track
DOHTH DAT METROPOLITAN JOCKET ?CLUB MEETING lt*L1 U Ikli
?... ??- I r1\e an'1 an?
:,,.?. 7 : ' v :?? ' ' .nk'f
? .
| " le- ?Setting
Jlo.-f"* P. W.IHI S l "? ' HIS - I'' M
Arivtime . . If* 1 I1 I'-. " 1> Wolf? . I ? '? 1 ?'
The Spirit -'? 106 .*. 2". 2? .* tirad ?"? I 0 7-8
- ? |i ,r '. [lookei i" I. !" < ?
i nu _ ."? i i; itwell : :: .". 2 I ? ?
i : -, .1 4' r, ;. | gi S3 - I
Any-tll*! ?? like I the i id end, while I rein? th? <? '
m bold 'l he Boll It ? ? I ? ' ' ? mi
>M> i:.\. i: I I ? ? ' led
.,:,.. nil). Ktart i ' .<-.??? Time, i 4?? Winner, t . bj ITatei
.' Bmlthnon
rtettlni
.????. : i . - VI "1.
I . 0 1ft ft-.
?_ lliil _ 4 4 S" -' - : Mi ? ??? rr . .;: 1?. 1 1 14
i y., i gt a- 4 .'.' s? Mondan ... 7 S 7 .'. 11 p> i 4
? ?4 * *. '." '_-' 4 i Ryan I ?'" 4?.
?? ? ?? fioin Ih? ? - i I aindlns lb? turn a
: in flfial drive laatter hung iiimt ?it ?*,?
_ hiin??-lf
'.'? it?:;. RAl K ' ? ? " ''? ? m_ a half furlong? etratsbl
me. 1 <?i v\ inner, t., by Mi Mreth
I;.'tin.
; :?:. st ? *4 '-? '"in : Jock?.?..?... m.t. U?i PI :i,i
iTl?a a ti. i in. 7-f? S a 4 .". . :,
PlltlersoM 4 ?1" 1 '-' M ; ?"' " '-' ?'? I .' -1 S
Bpeerhead . ': 112 B ''?? <? ? ? 13 IS 12 4
H irakan .. ?' .?'? '? 4 Wllaon ."*. 4 : 1
orotun. ........IS lot) - ??' Radtke 4 * : _ i
UnCei ' ?? ? ?? ,; ! .'? '?" *" *" 10 *
. ? ' ? 1 away I
jnii?'' ? ?,WI : '" ? ?'?'? ? lent a? 11
..khi In a hard drive, Orotund bad sonu ?peed, bul ?
POVRTH RACE THg ?SOUTHAMPTON HANDICAP; fm tl ? ? | |,>,*
?mo m ? '',r' ?*"""' "" leverly, plp<-< .?,.? ?^47 winner,
I ''?"'': g \V || ^
I . totting.
Horee '" _**?'_-_ * ''- '* ''r ' ,:' '-*:-?? l*3pen. Hlah. Laat. m Sd
R?nu"u. . < "*" r.' 2' ? ?? I :? 1 7 10
,-,,,. ,. . 1 ?... I '. I ?? ?* .: 1 . id) 1 ?; ?t 1
,,., ..,, pa . . ?: ""? Will dra? n u. v.ir _-, so m t
?
n?.'nu- lai.' sail' ni mi ihe aay ?' ., Dsvlee .....k bei
: ? ? ' ( Ka pull up f..r ? hl 1 the
. badil llrillll Helle
.
?run i <..... ,
n)i]e. Won eaallj ? ? ?
?
"?|| ,r- -Betting ,
i' v : r la - |Open. Hlgti Un PI Sd
Mien 1 ?i .;. 1 1 :,
. 142 1 2? 8? '-'? ?-??' -' ruckej 2 .". 11 '. i :,
. ' ,, ! 1 us 3 1" I- 3 o ."? Klenrt. I s ., s r,
Torn ?it MU2'. t ~ SSS
4 ISO a fell rorb. to 50 ?..? ,; w -,
,.!.? ' ' - ' b. Lai
t.-, blundered at le?( beds? oben ? '?'" ? ' 11 ?:? i? mad? iba 1
? ? .h. >?
sixth RACE sel 1 In?; for *'"" ? furioagg tanta
rouira atari ; ""? T'n"* 1 IS Winner, ? 1* g., bj Monfon
'
rtettlni
n ... . Mr rin '????.' lopen mi.h Uei 1
101 .1 ? ? 1 ?'????. 7 .. 7 .". ., ? i
1 107 ' '*?'-".:;?.
., ,??. , . :?- ':? Wll-K.11 . .". 4 :: l
I?, ******
.,,,,,.,., " . ?? I?? ).. s 7 ,
. 1 1 ?? '? Kerrlck ? _0 is ?fl -
Montr?--..! ???ok ?lie tr?. k at ?he ?tart and ??!? ne?rr In .l.inuer >>n?h?-e an. In, K> to
1 ,.? .a,.. ? -,. th? outftd? in ? Ireteh, loclnf i i.-n??h et
U a??*r
RAIN CHECKS ONW??
SWEEP OF EKE G.
Forced to Rest Content
Three Straight Victori
Over Pirates.
NO BIG LEAGUE GA
McGraw and His Men I
Western Trip with Hi
Hopes ? Yankees
Back in Town.
U th* ? llanta hid ?he broor
In hand, poised i" ad* n weep
with the ?Pittsburgh l'irai
blighUni nain itot m Intel far* d ? Ith
plans and forced them to i? conten
traighl over tb? t* am ? hieb
go w,.^ uni* si sail; pi? ?* -i t.
them the toughest flghl for th? peni
After pulling through th*
with a nourish under th? mastert
? .f Uni-. Marquant, j..-1r T?
? aa count* -i upon to t-i Ing I
1 r? is In the last encounb I I
asti ten "ii. bu
. dou nf.i'.l - ooverti d lbs Beb
i ? amp thai a battl* i
? ? .-n thoij_h the '
hour?- bel
ft r the -.- ? i ? boW."
Not o? rere 1
- hv the ?XC< ? ?'.'.'. but
r- team m th? h : -
? .il Its ?ffo.1 \
? : t?ro Insta ? but thi g<
-,"li- nil ovi : the ??a t
\ ent* -I a ? 'in
no g
. an League, not a
I.
au? h i I* neral holidai
granted to the combatanta of the
mood
The Vanke. . arrived In N? ?
I i ?? troll > ? lerda; aftei noon ?and
t ountlng upon ? at? hing tl -
National '??
? . ...
iiden
? ?j to p-,? k ' Is and
it th* " ? ? d of win
WhlCh WO lid help them 111 ?
it ot the ci urs lud t
?
, . rtuult
? - til th*
Oc1
Having u twenl
: i .- adera left !
y?.rk last night I rt s? Ing an
th? ? ? ? ? amina
....
- ?
be swaj onlj . than
week LOUlS ? 111 I e thS 111: t c!u
?nt. rt
Ber In 1
ng their st
? id? r
i ? played ?-ft during ; ? rtsll * bk
is the next stop o? th* - her? i
i'itt-i bat!
? Then I a devoted 1
1 ttiu? ! ...
. .. a ill .-? : Bi '- ? will p.
Is on August
Th?
? h- a bi ttei game M Um ? id I
next 1
.
neat
:i SU U
.; th. 1'
i th? mlnlona of M?eOi
. ?.-...lui .11 ?
d they ?rill arriva ?.one witn
with Marquard round
.m. Math* ? . ? ..g b? t
shown i:
: t io mention ?
. . . ?...
? ?! upon to produce should the <
ir rant, 1
Lurry Doyle and Chi
? ? ? . attain the by term whl
lb rs in I
ma? laii ? last t * M Tl ? t. am baa be
by the apright
hitting <-f Burns, Bhafer and
with m rra tipping Ui wl
a i,ni' : i. ? i. ?- i in Doj I* a.
? . ii. lian ?n-- s whole learn In thai
In t?o
wallop ?!?? ball, and Impiovem* ni i
pun will I* a i i?? an sartj ' "
i lus.on of the : a? - ?i oi ihoul ugi
Day.
? . :,?.., i nil] :. nuns the even ten
t ? m* wa; at th* Polo ?Jiounds tli
afternoon tietf.
?.?i Bi Loula win be entertained la o
the Btedlura II - 'boni ?
i ?is n.. n out "f the ' ella
i o? la ti..- tin'..- ? ? atari thi ?
f..i th* Ai lies, hV ?atora and Red B?
?.u? ? little opportunity to advaa i
The - ??!'Ing -?)*?* g, and N
v?,tu ?nu ?;? th? et Hai bort
Within u fsw inore weeks tba recruit
will begin t?- ii"k ..n to th.- ac*
Chance will kxagln t-? experiment with ti
new material H<- ha-? a* i ompllahc
..n.. thins il ! - ' ? " : N ?' rotlag lus a
tentton t?. the In I
, Tt,.- ..... I ha? thali Aral ?.ppoi
i tunit> to Ink.- a p.-k al the return
Knight la the bom.- colora thla aftei
nOOn. lack se. mi i" he a vali... ||
?tition to the ton ?. snd if Rolll? 2eld
ievei gets hii disabled foot Into - omii
tlon. something res. mhliii?- an lnile!?l wl
be noUced ??n lbs teem for ths tirst tint
m aovara! asas ?i i Pechlnpeugh Is fillln
ti,.- tun ... ceptal ? i. Mi.ikttT
not ail thai he should t.? al third, bu
win do In a pin? ti Boma de? i-t.-i shift
In the outfield piob.ii'iv win ii.- osad
i w p. n it.. - oungstera an p.?
Bi.-?.?.'.' n i ? sac si i : ? sni dlstn w
[ng 'a Ith hi pu? i lag staff In i ooi ? on
dltlon, hui Dahlen wn? glad snough I?
-.i. before st.u ti u
pi tb* ? lerda y afternoon 11. -
inn pull.?! s?..m of his atara oui ?>f ?i.
i 0-pttal. t ti. i .- !.. B - han- e for tin- S'l
? ? . ? i ack. In th* Bi .-i dtvlsloi
before th.v r? turn Real month ?'iiimh
n.it.. Pittsburgh, ? 'hi. age and Bi LouU
?.vil i. t_k?-n ?m m .?nt. t on th?- trip, a ul
tba chance to ? hint, is bright Th? p"'?r
"i lb? teem from acre - tba
with th* PhUbea and the O?anla
is. n h-iidi ?.ut Http imp? ..r much
..?i - an* ? m- m ai th- ? xpi-nsi m t h* -?
? iivi on outfll duilng the engage*
menu Bchsduled around Laboi i>a\ Ths
be .? tot buiI'd ? -. far do?n in
th* second division bul what ihej can get
p ? Ith th* st* -1 ." i. th- r.,< <- end -,
pi'.v ti? ti tbej play th? waj the] started
Hi? Meson
Il\-Hl\ll. T*I.|U1. a 10 P U NV Aren
- "i -i. ? 11-, i I-..I-, urenndi tint too
Allis Eliminates "Chick
Evans in Golf Tourney
I ?
Defeat in Third Round by New?
comer a Big Surprise.
PUTTING OF VICTOR TELLS
Wood Wins After Three Extra
Holes in Western Fixture on
Homewood Links.
Chicago, July M Citarlas Evans, jr..
tht Western champion, was defeated In
tii<- third round of ths Wt it? n '???'?t As
I soclatlon tournament to-day by B, P
?Airs. Id, of Milwaukee. Ths elimination
? i Evans was thi feature ol the da;
pla* in ths th;r?i round at ths Homewood
? '..'iiitry ? MuL.
Evana, who was runner-up and medal
winner In tht national championship last
? ? g .1 .?? t. ited h\ the \vi' '
champion on the thirty tim.i green by i
up and 1 t?. pi i?.. ? hi? fly by th?.nal I
u better putting of Allia, who lg . ,
utiv.-iv ?i new man In tournament pis
w ..i ?? ii K W.i "i it ?mewood,
vlved hi match with Praser Hale, of
gkokle, getting s h.ir.l won vl
\ht lb :'i extra hole Robert A Oardner,
<>f Hlnsdala former national champion,
I ?!??..t' d A ' ' Pi rrj. of Calumi ? i ind
? . ? i,.. ;.,,, ... . ? ici tted H W
?>?I
Lockett, of Homewood, i up In thirt;
six h"I*
In the .-? mi-tlnai -.? undi to-morrow All
win ?play Gardner and Wood will me?
I.?- I'UC.
The defeat ol Evans, whU* i wa
learned vl?_eo<rj for Aiiis. who pta
golf almost aurpi. ?
i?, moot "i tii- followera '?( the champion
: ship. AlllS was at th- top of his gam
i and playing chiiinpi-'iislup golf, Whl
.?"< m. ?1 to h. : uff? r:n : troiii .
lap; .?
Evana went to plecea In ?he early hots*
of tin- afternoon round, wbll? Alll
down and putted Without a break ..Ills':
I work* on th*
bore m ? ? si i n< ti equ* ntly ? an
\ fifteen and t? ? ntj tool pub and i
: und* r ten
a aampla of Evans's laps?? from form
w.i.- shown on th* horn? hole in 'he morn?
ing. Evans aft? i B jood drive i"it his
. | th- hob)
t? n fet t and ml a* d hla put 1 two f< et.
Ailla started out by taking th.- Brut hola
in I with a tin: ty-1 ' ' mit.
Alll the morning I up on the
! ? i-.ti:ipi -n. aft* i having him "In th? hole"
I all th? way around, 1
game attempt.- to recovei H? Incr? ? ? !
i ids lead i" ?? ?)! th? end of ?he twenty?
? third hole, and Evana never go? ins h.-.d
above water.
Oaidner la playing In excellent form.
Ha made hla morning round In M
under par Wood had a W an-i L* ?Duc W
POLO TEAMS PLAY IN
I DOWNPOUR Of
Leopards Beat Philadelphia
Country Club After a
Lively Rally.
? gj Telegraph to Thai
?? pier, n i . Julj : i Polo
:?? .1 downpour of rain Is unusual The
? ?!??? '-n after th? et.ir?
? thl "''iila ?me f.*r th' OVl rture
here t ' .v. in whi. h th- Coopera?
town i?*'": left ?te.i th? Philadelphl i
? hit? tenu by a SCOTS of \ft {0
There eras n" hail In ths trame.
although th?' fi? M was I,.i?'i At half
tl . Philadelphia players !<*?l by t'j
( . 4 | * f'"ir perl'*.M th'
? i ? , ??! .ir?is si ored seven tim<*?*
Thomas made a wonderful K".ii in the
period for th.* Leopards, a back?
? v v body
onlookers sreri ? ? rtj m api I .tiding
'?.it
Th- slipper) end heavy going did not
..,_ | ,,??? ?i .'...??- bul y. gams eras
th.. number "f fouls Itn
t.? t?i<? r. f? r? <?. Bpenoer Fish.
?>? and ?"lark were penalised fee fouls
.,? ?! Mills twi. g ?ni Fell
. ..b.t ths penalty <*n the Phila?
delphia side Mills ai ?'-> mads a safety,
Thomas worked th- hardest for ths
arda sad hit with i?r?;*t skill nnl dl?
rection Rathborns and Atn.?ry wars ?Is??
? m the hail, l'.ii and ?Randolph, Jr..
est f th< Phil idelphlens
Four teams, in. hiding; the army irroup.
wan '??? havi played in a round rohiti
handicap, but stopp. . ?m account of th?
I i.,In T.. th.' time of quitting Lieutenant
W West, Jr. W r, tsi'w und & P. M -
Kean h.?<1 made a koaI en? h and Ueuten?
..m qui ?? bad been penalised for i
foul
Tli-i ?'?mrr.arv follows
QAME TOR OVERTCRg ?
.?.?.irii-iT'i? s nui..*,; ?nrin a
i,r.? ?t'ARPS ?? c
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?;i Amory i . p ?-? r
? i? ii t;. mee :i 1 P - P Remlulpb.
. y \ clerk . , '-'. ir 1
4 Paul D Mil
Total hamil ap i"
l Total bandl _p . i?
1- .;>.-.
total, I?'
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DEADLOCK OVER GRIDIRON
Scene of Army-Navy Football
Game Still Undecided.
West pelai n y .i?.:?. :i Ths Army
and N.iv?, athletic ofllclala aro Htm ..? g
I ich ?.?..-i t ?? sell lion of s gridiron
next Atitiv-N.iv. football ?
Ths Navj is yet Inalatlng that ths gams
take placa ni Philadelphia, whlls ths
Army contends that the aanual contests
should be played slthei si Waft Potnl or
Annspolls, slternatlng each year, or In
New fork City, preferably th?* latter
Th?- N.iv' coatends that too much Urn?
would i.e ooeupted In K-ttinK to *n?i from
New v<?ru ;in,i thai ths academ* has no
facilities f??r staging the gams In annap
oil.. .
Baseball Race
in Big Leagues
NATIONAL i i;\i,t i: OAMRg Mi-liAY.
Philadelphia ??? nnsbeigh
lll'.M I.I s m <. .MKS VIMKKItAY.
\n ggaaee psotgeaedi sccaagg ?>f ruin.
RATIONAL llAt.lt: st\m>im'
R i i .i w. I. P.C.
Nru ...rl. ?II :n ,?>l llronklin. ,SS IS l*R
Hill?.. SO :i:i .mi! Hi,?|?? .. .17 I!? .1:10
rblras?. It? li ..M.Kt. I..ni, ,SS M .t!?:<
I'll 1 ?.li'r-cli 11 II ..Ml?, Hit? l??n_ll..;t., M ;tSA
IMBRM VN ii \<m K QAMU ro-DA\
< l?*\elnnil al \r? , ?rU
t?etr?.ii m Philadelphia.
I In..in, i,t II,,?ton
*>t. i ..ni? ut MTaahlagtea.
HI.**! I.IS 111 (.AMIS \ I SIMHI) W .
No Ka???.'? gehedaled.
xmkiik \\ i i:\i.m; vr.iMiiMi.
w. i. p.c. w, i. p.i.
Phils., m t. ..osiRaetea t-' t<? i.:
?i.\rh,n.l IM il via iietroli :ii> SI . f ?m?.
Wn.h'toii. ,.' |S j;i si l oui, is H IPS
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IMTRIUt timsAi i.KM.ti;.
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NeiiHrla at l'iiruiil??.
Jena) Cita st ?XorfeesSsc.
PieiMeaia ??< Regele?
HKSi lis m i.wit.s \ l.sii;ui).\\.
Nrniirl. i? B?gala iriilll?.
.Irr,e> I liv. | . Moiitreul. I.
I'nii lilrnre. S| ll?M'lir?ter. ?.
iKr.ini'o. ti. BaltlaMta, S,
?-IWlilM, Ol TIAMs
\t . I . P.C. ? i. i? i
Sru.irk.. ?.; :in .*'-, Maatreat. i: is is *
itnrliesirr .vi i.' ,__Slt*-*avldeare.4S M ,411
lliltlmor?. |,. t: .KIA |or..nl<>. . II SS IIS
lliirTnl?. tr, |M IM!? .Irr? I llv. In .M l.??
s
Downpour Turns Track Into a
Sea of Mud After
Two Heats.
Buffalo fulj .1 ? A heavy downpour of
rain this aft-riio'.n resulted in the Grand
? ? | ;..,
poned until to-morrow, Th.? deluge struck
th?? track at S:d fter th? first
- ?? , ' tii- 2 "? and I U pa? a liad
Ir i . prink!? when the 1 ?
?a? r?- .... ....
? d and th* ?un burs! I
clouds ir waa sprinkling .--.?rain at I
conclusion of th? ?first heat of the . u
The t-> s-f* r*.
culled when the norm l>rok<a, ?ind
forty-flve minute? th- rs down
In sh.-ets Th.- from
1h t night's ram. quickly became a ?via_
mlre, and th.e ji .??.es announced ih
?
Weather , ttlng, the two ur-flnlfhed
ati'1 the free ' .. will be
run off to-morrow, and th? Grand i i
? -?'ars will ? :?-;? and i< ??,?
t-l" The : ? ? ? ?arded I
I <>ff tor laek of atartt i
Billy m , after acting badly when _cor*
Ing for the Brsl heat Of t1:?? '.' ""? (NBCO,
won. driven out to ?tall off '-'
with the brown at llllon - .Tino
!_.?! ?et the pace to the thr?M-quarters I
In the K??rt ?Sri? Stake, of IS.onrt. bu1 I
lahed !a-t after s l-Yank
? ih, .Ir . led t.i? hundred |
from the wir?, wher? ?Del Ray, the
: '? COX. < Sttght him,
g the ? th to the g
Th?
lAi'iN'i -M-9 ' !..\-? THRU IM ITV?
PURflR, It'
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vu v. Elder, i K iMun hyi .
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PACING : li CLAW . - .it BRfB STak;:.
f. ..?? Hin.i: iik\
R ,v, hr * . ta Wllkes iCox) 1
M IfptlJ '
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UMPIRE WANTS GOLD BALM
McNulty Thinks Punch in Face
Is Worth $35,000.
st Louie, July M, -Jack McNulty, an
umpire, brought aull igalnat the
League I Bl Louis
jack O'Connor, Its maaagsr. for I
dams a tse ->f u punch
In the f.?? e he contends CKConnot i I
h:m on thS of ths club on June
A ?ordlng to ? i p-tiuon. McNulty was
?nl ?! ? implre of th? ^ i:r.? when
O'Connor "wrongfullj and unlawful!) se*
? ?i htm, permanenUj Injuring him by
breaking s bon? on the right aida -f ths
t , ? || 111 ' ? ren?
tier li.asiiigtlon of I < ??? smely
painful, and cam Ing pa I th?
. lot Injuring ins
rtghl eye."
McNulty ailegea thai bis Injurie? are
auch tti.it ti?- n? longer win t?e able to
earn B II? Ing BJ B baseball umpliM
SENIORS ON THE LINKS
Dickinson Wins Medal in Golf
Tourney at Springhaven.
?Philadelphia, Julj :t Port: ?'??? a - I
ths >.? ing* u rtior.? than fifi
years <>! I. ?contested t,..- aecond annual
ancient and honorable tournament of the
Philadelphia <;?'if Association to-day <-n
the links of th* Springhaven County t.'iub.
* ? h i?i? klnaon won th? m* dal for the
lowest n-l i.->\ ? i Ing th? coui
okea and i eceh Ing s han
H? : man \\ I ndoll w ?? ?>-.? lia ml.?-., p n ,
had th? Iowa it - ?? e, 7:' Bis
testants tied fo i I >?onora with nel
of " i
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CARPET GOLFERS IN
LIVELY PLAY ON LINKS
H. B. Richmond on His Way to
Another Title Judging by
His Good Work.
SHOWS WAY IN MEDAL TEST
Rain Fails to Hold Up the Tour,
ney?Brown Travels Far
to Win Leg on the
Clark Cup.
H B. Richmond, who lias won th? in?
dividual championship of the ?arp?
lati'.ti for the la.? ?Wo
-tartcd on hi way to an-.-ther n.?
tory yesterday when he led the field In
th.- qualifjring round Of the ann'ia! to-irnt
? i- Balisburj liaba near <__?.
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Richmond, moreover, was ?
his first match against Li H T
i Country ?''.'ib veteran the mar?
up arid 2 to play.
Plfty-Mven goiters reed up and thay
.1 in .even division?* of eight each,
ao a t.mplets th? tournament in two
..
- Ident with the testing circuit ?__?
an eighteen-hole medal play haadh dp for
the Nelson B. ?"'-irk Cup. and In this P. O
Brown, "f Duluth, who travelled further
than any competitor In th?) tourr.a_.ie_t,
was the winner, with a card of SS?It?It.
The Clark Cup comp?tition has b_?n run
off five of the six years the tournament
has been h? Id. Aaron B. Kline w__ g?Jc.
cessful in !'?).. and since then the follow
Ing have held the trophy: H. B jttch
mond, E K. to Crulkshank and Woolser
Edeall. The ? hair.ptor._hlp haa been held
as foi:- and _MB, J. R 8ho_fl;
_.:??, W. H. Foster. LUI and tilt, H h.
Richmond.
POUowing the day of golf ?h- cnropetl?
tors snjoyed S dinner at the '?arden City
Hotel, covers for aeventy-flv* ^cngiu.
John BtoejM, j;e_:d?_nt of the Carpet
d-d. an. pre?
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day with their tr* Othen who at?
Myron W Robinsssj, of
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