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t 4 frHE SUN, SATURDAY, JULY 1897. ' B
f
I GOLFING AT SEABMGHT.
B, AS XNQZI8II AMATEVJt OVIPLAY3
a! Z1T.B DOME MEN.
fM W. S3. Stawart I a Fla Tit dager at tha
8"E loriham It. Aan.'e Club Be Make a
jg'J Hew Heeerd or 8Tetyls Bower ana
K Laroue Tla lar tha Ureas Scare rrlae,
M, There waa 0010 (rood play by our own
'if' amateurs and brilliant Play by an eina-
ih .' tsmr from abroad at tho opening o( the
' tanrnament at tbs Seabrlght Golf Club yes-
3i tarday. Forty-eight cards wero roturnod In
5 th preliminary medal round, with S. 1).
i' Bowers and K K. L&rocquo, Jr., tied at eighty
pi for the sold medal (or the best gross score. W.
& O. Stawart, tho visiting amatour, Is handicapped
M at plus two at his homo club, Lytham and St.
K Anne's, England. Ho was third In the prellmt-
AV nary round yesterday, with eighty-three. In the
p4'r following round, howovor, nt match play, he
IfJfc beat John Hold, Jr., the well-known Yalo man,
Mi In hollow fashion, and modo a record scoro of
tf- seventy-six. It was his first match In this
pi country.
M Those who started out with the idea that a
Ef short course must be an easy one foundout their
(?, mistake before the end; for, although Iron drives
; wer unusually numerous, tho links tested the
Is . competitors' game at all points. A brook makes
f ft' ' a fine basard on the first, sixth, and seventeenth
t? holes, and at the 172-yard ninth hole It forms a
tjk pool that makes a water carry of eighty yards
:h neoessary from the tee. Turf banks are tho ob
tf staolos on the other holes. The lino of play
?p Is narrow on the short holes and wild
d ' shots are badly punished. Tho course Is
:Jv on the banks of the Shrewsbury Hirer,
j which, with the passing yachts and the vlllo
K studded sand hills of the beach, form a pictu
re resque background for tho links. The red coats
flj and plaid stockings of the golfers yesterday
Wl were somewhat Incongruous amid such mari
fi time surroundings, but tho sailor hats and white
&' dnck drosses of the pretty women abont the
clubhouse were nautical enough to make
k, amend. Some in this "gallery" were Mrs.E.
? It, Kalbflolsoh. Hits Alice Strong, Mrs. W. E.
; Strong, Mrs. Albert Symington, Mrs. Raymond
fi Uoagland, Miss Grace Porter, and Mrs. Fred IL
fe Porter, Jr.
FV Bowera lost a ball on the fifth hole by a wild
jl- drlre and was stlmled by a tree, after a long
V drive, on the eloTonth hole The two mishaps
p account for the two sizes on his card. Larooqu
Be had thtrty-aeven going out, the best of the morn-
Ft log toores, but he did not moke the homeward
K'! holes quite so well. Held played consistently,
J& while Stewart, who was seventy-five to tho sor-
Iv enteenth hole, would easily have beaten
KSJ, stghty only for getting badly bunkered
I'g; on a siloed mashle shot that followed
mk a One drive on the home hole. Edwards
lb waa penalised a stroke by an act of his oaddle,
Kyi who lifted hi ball by a mistake. According to
B& the card Edwards turned In he tied with Kim-
fj- ball for the sixteenth place, but the decision of
m:i the Greens Committee, to whom he hod applied
& for a ruling on the above point, dropped Ed-
0- wards Into the second sixteen, to play for the
3' Consolation Oup. Colgate, who tied with Hoag-
Wtui land fori entrance Into the Consolation event,
mji won tho play off. The scores for the preliminary
miy round follow:
fcl' arxTsmf wizo qualtjtxd.
mS B. D. Bowers, Otsego
ft, out - 3 0 4 o e t 4 4 -s(
W la S 0 4 0 4 0 4 8 441 80
BpV .L.E. Larooque, Jr. Shtnnaooak mils
KI bat 4 4 4 0 8 8 0 4 437
fcj In S 4 0 4 4 8 4 7 449 80
IS John Bald, Jr., Kaw Haven
Eg. Out 4 0 4 0 4 4 0 8 887
MB la 4 0 0 4 0 8 8 0 440 89
V5i William O. Stawart. Baabrlght
m-.l Out 4 0 4 0 8 8 4 4 487
t: In 4 0 0 4 4 T 0 i 8-40 88
K?' Out 8 0 8 4 4 4 0 4 4-88
p, Is 4 0 0 6 0 8 0 0 til 84
H& wnUam Bhlppan, Horrls County
Wf; Out A 0 0 0 4 4 8 4 440
m& , la 0 6 4 0 0 a 4 8 640 89
K W. T. Gray, St Anlnw'e
; Oat 0 4 4 8 4 8 4 4 4-4
mh, la 4 8 8 4 4 7 4 4 6 48 88
B& O.K. Armstrong. BtaUa Island O. and &S.O-
K oat 77!3 aooo464 4-49
K In 4 0 8 0 6 04 4-48 88
Bfe Alax. Iforun. Ardslay
M m Oat 0 0 8 8 0 4 6 8 448
g la 8 6 4 4 4 0 8 8 44486
f-1 John X. Morton, SUtan Island Orlckat
M:h Oat 4 8 4 0 4 4 0 4 441
Kr In 0 0 0 0 6 0 7 4 447 88
B! Janus A. Tynz, UorrU County
SM-Vi' Oat 4 6 8 0 0 0 6 4 840
k In 4 4 4 0 4 7 10 0 4-4888
Hr-' W. D. Tandarpool, llorria Oonnty
fe' out 0 6 4 0 0 8 4 8 4-8f
II la 0 4 0 0 6 7 6 0 748 88
Wp-'. Dr. n. n. Curtis, Ardslay
K Oat 0 6 8 7 0 4 6 8 840
m?- In 8 8 4 0 8 8 0 7 8 SB 88
E? ' n. P. Tour, Doltairol
mt: Oat 7 8 0 4 4 4 8 8 48
i In 4 6 8 4 0 8 7 6 6478
Ht Batler Ames, Vesper Club, towetl
Kf; Oat 4 0 4 7 4 6 4 4 01
Ms-;, In 4 6 7 6 0 0 4 6 8 47 80
fg)' Paul T. Kimball. Lakewood
Wi:? Oat 0 6 4 6 8 8 8 B 844
Rf In.. 4 6 4 6 4 7 0 0 640 80
mmi. O0K80L4TI0H OUP bxiqiulxs.
Bifei DancanEdwartlj.IkarlIaadow
Ki OOt 6 4 8 7 0 0 7 8 444
jl, In- 4 6 0 0 4 7 7 0 647 81
K B- T. Eneeland, Jr., New Ilaven
H'. Oat 8 6 6 6 0 4 7 0 444
& In 4 6 4 6 6 B 6 7 447 81
B J, T. Albaagn, Ji Korwood
M0 Oat. 4 6 4 0 8 6 8 8 440
Kg In 4 8 6 6 0 0 0 0 761 61
C? Dasiat Chaunosy, Dyker Maadow
S OOt 8 4 8 0 6 4 6 4 488
S, In 6 6 0 0 7 8 6 7 4-08 81
; Walter TTataon, Jr., Seabrlcbt
K: On 0 0 6 4 0 0 0 4-48
K In 0 8 0 0 7 0 7 6 460 89
B(l W. J. Travis, Oakland
K? Oat 4 0 4 0 4 4 8 8 6-4
Kj; In 4 4 0 0 6 8 8 6 64884
K? W. B. Thurston, Horrls Count j
Hi Oat 6 8 8 6 8 4 4 0 44
la 4 4 7 4 Oil I 6 70884
Kk IT. n. Lord, Shlssecock mil
g," Oat rr.TS 7 0 6 0 4 0 8 446
gjr. In. 4 6 4 7 6 7 6 6 640 86
wVJ 1". E. nendarton, Norwood
f Out 8 0 6 7 4 4 7 6 446
la 6 0 6 6 6 7 4 6 060 86
H; Albart Bymlngton, Saabrlrbt
Oat 6 6 4 b 4 0 7 4 448
j?' In 6 8 0 4 4 8 8 0 6 18 (6
Bs It. Bbapard, Baltutrol
H?. Oat. 4 7 6 8 0 7 6 8 448
H& In 0 0 0 4 6 7 0 0 6 48 87
m O.U.BamUton,Baltan)l
Bif Oat 4 6 8 7 4 0 6 6 448
K. In 6 6 6 410 0 6 8 6-6487
K Beverly Ward, Jr., Baltuirol
;? Out 0 U 7 8 4 4 6 4 i flO
K In 6 0 4 4 6 8 6 6 448 88
B)". WUUam Y. Itanh, Morrla County
W& Oat..., 3 4 4 10 0 i 7 4 4-46
' IB 6 8 0 0 0 10 0 0 6-68 88
b" Wylly Terry, Dyker Meadow
s? Out , 10 6 6 0 0 6 6 0 448
Hi In 08666607 64888
BT Craig Oolgata, Naw Haven
K"" Out.,.. 64066864 444
H. la 00860606 008 68
P; UlfrLAOED DIVISION.
K' Baymondnoaglaad.Baabrigbt
K Oat 60484404 046
K U 06466878 66881
B) Owlfht Taylor, Norwood
'' Oat 08684444 680
K' In 60666068 860108
K Paul Cooke, BtaUn Island Ortokat
Vj- Out... 4 7 4 7 6 0 0 4 8 01
K. In 0 0 0 6 7 6 7 4 81 108
M'i J. C. Powars, Dyker Meadow
Oat 4 6 8 i 4 4 6 4 644
m In 7 0 7 0 6 7 8 0 7 58 108
Pred A. PotU, Baabrlcbt
M'i Oat 4 A 8 0 0 0 0 8 444
Kf In 8 0 6 6 6 a e 10 4 OB 108
H;J J. P. Keilctf, Baabrltbt
Out 4 6 4 7 4 4 7 4 6-46
Ift la 8 6 0 D 6 0 7 7 608108
't B.E. Adams, Beabriaht
Hf, Oat 18 6 4 0 4 4 6 4 4-4 B
V In 66660786 880-108
I r E. de P, Bbnmons, Norwood
H.'f Oat d 6 4 t) 4 6 4 4 740
H la 0 4 4 6 8 6 8 6-84-10
H) J. S. Taylor, St. Andrew's
fcC Out 8 7 6 8 4 8 7 4 6-68
BS In 4 6 7 6 0 0 6 7 661104
ftri A. W. Black, Lskawood
rM' 0u 0 7 0 6 4 6 6 4 460
Iff In 66668067 666106
1 1 Bobart Graham, Seabrlght
I. Out H 6 I 6 7 4 6 6 7-61
J In 4 7 6 6 10 4 7 7 6-86107
I? W. 8. P, Prentice, Scsbrlgbt
Hj; Oat 4 8 6 6 4 7 6 4 4-47
Mj In,...,., 6 6 0 6 a 18 6 8 661108
$ A. O. namllton, Baltuirol
eUl PU,,M 0 4 0 6 7 6 4 748
Wlil la 0 6 7 4 610 6 7 6-04-11
j-V W, 0. Common, Eeabrljbt
mjl Out , 10 8 4 7 6 6 6 6 664
H B 40870 11 67 O-08-118
fr, Clark Usllsu, Westobtitar County
Out 6 7 6 0 6 7 8 4 11-67
ft ,n 0 0 6 7 18 6 6 b-30-118
)! N, 8, Dike, Dyker Headow
K Out.;.., U 0 4 8 4 0 7 4 14-67
E '" 6 6 6 14 H 8 1U 60 188
Ki Daring the .preliminary round the putting
H& greans were almost too dry and fast, and the
aaaaafi i"".wf ?,h "t It was dlffloult to out tin-
bbbbtV der the ball on an Iron shoU A rainstorm early
w la U6 afternoon put the turf in splendid condl-
tlon for the match play, Stewart fnmlsbed the
sensation In the first round for the Seabrlght
Cup. Itecdwon tho first hole and halved the
next two, but thereafter ho could not win a bole.
8towart has a full swing In driving that
Is both beautiful and effoctlvo. lie used
the deck with telling rower on the
short holes yesterday, and, with the exception
of the ono blunder on his modal play round, he
wns deadly on Ills approach shots. He drove
ovor tho water on tho ninth hole with a mashle
and noarlv niailo the green. Stowart won by
flvoupnttho fifteenth hole. Ho played out for
n scoro and mado n new amateur record, which
Is within two strokes of the professional record
held by Willlo Norton. Ills card was :
Out 6 4 4 4 4 4 4 8 436
In 4 4 4 6 6 6 4 6 440-76
Held, who Is familiar with tho play of Whig,
hnni. tho nnmtcur champion; Flndlay, Douglas,
and our best nmatcurs, say that Stewart is tho
best golfer now In America. Ilowors, Q. W. Cur
tis, and Armstrong mado their tlrst round n in
thirty-six, but tho last two mot with defeat,
both Morten and Gray outplaying them on tho
longer holct. Morten and tihlppon were tied,
the odd holo falling to tho utaton Islander,
who Is rapidly Improving in his game.
Larocque ocean poorly and was three
down at the eleventh hole to Vanderpool, the
young Princeton golfer. At tho seventeenth
Larocquo was dormie. and, only for getting Into
tho bunker in his approach shot, tho match
w ould hnvu ended nt tho eighteenth holo. As it
wns, It took thrco more holes tosottle tho tie,
when Larocquo was ono up and happy.although
dripping wot from tho thunder storm that had
sot in. Tho cards wero:
Lorocque
Out..... 4 0 6 7 8 4 8 4 448
In 4 4 4 4 4 6 6 6 640-88
Out 4 4 4
Vanderpool
Out 4 6 6 0 8 4 4 4 488
lu 4 6 4 4 6 6 6 6 44381
Out.., 4 4 8
Chaunrey did the mot brilliant work In tho
Consolntion event, making his rounds In Bevcn-ty-nlnc.
n thirty-six. nndforty-threo. Tho match
play summaries follow:
Seabrlght Cup First Iloundi n. P. Toler beat H.
II. Curtli, by default) S. D. llowera beat Butler A race,
Oup and 4 to playi W. O. Stewart beat Jobn Held.
Jr., 6 up and a to playi W. T. Dray best O.K. Arm
Irons'. II up and 1 to play; 3. A. Tynx beat V. T. Kim
ball, U up and 8 to play: J. A. Morton beat W. Ship
pen. 1 up. 10 holam Alax Morten beat O. W. Curtli, 6
up and 0 to plart L. K. Larooque, Jr., beat W. D. Van
derpool 1 up, VI bole.
Coniolatlon Cup tint round: Beverly Word, Jr.
beat Craig Colgate, 8 up and 1 to playi A. Symington
beat C. M. namllton, 0 up and 4 to plays n. U. Lord
brat D. Edwards, 4 up and 8 to playi w. Watton. Jr..
beat r. K. Ilandenon, 0 up and 6 to playi W.J.
Trarla lieat W. It. Thurston, i up and 1 to playi J. W.
Albangb, Jr., beat 11. M. Shepard, 4 up and 8 to playi
D. Chauncer beat W. Y. Marsb. 0 up and 4 to play i II.
T. Kneeland, Jr., beat W. Terry, 8 up and 1 to play.
CIIESS.
Bade and TVormll Urates la tha Wamaal
Tourney at .Loudon.
London, July Z-Tho seventeenth round of
tho international woman's chess tournament
was played this afternoon, with tho following
results:
Fagan beat Stevenson m a PetrotTa Def eaca, artar
thlrty.flTe moTea.
The game betwoen Barry and Thomas, a French De
fence, waa adjourned.
aoodlng beat Vlnn by def aalt.
Itudgo boat Hooka in a Centre Counter O ambit,
alter rortr-Ore moves.
Worrall beat Wauon In a From'a Gambit, after
twenty-nine moTes.
Tbegame between Fox and Sydney, a Sicilian De
fence, waa adjourned.
Tbe game between Eaohweg and Forbee-Sharpa. a
Oluooo Piano, was adjourned.
aleld beat Da la Vlgne in an Irregular Opening, after
twenty -alx moree.
BonneOn boat Hertsach in a PbUldor'a Defence, attar
forty-eight moves.
Tboroldbeat Muller-nartang In a Centra Gambit,
after thirty -aeven niOTea.
At the evening meeting the adjourned games
wero played out, the results being as follows:
Worrall beat Pagan in a Hungarian Opening after
forty-four morea.
worrall boat l"ox In a Centra Counter Gambit after
fifty-four moTee.
Field and Sydney drew a Sicilian Dafeno after
forty-aoven moves.
BonneOn beat Barry In a Buy Lopea after sixty
movea.
Pox beat Tboma in a French Dafeno after seventy
two moves.
Hertucb beat Budge In a Poor Enlgbta game after
sixty-four mores.
Tboniaa beat Mullar-IIartung In a Queen's 0 ambit
declined attar Qftr movea.
Budge and Pox drew a Centra Qamblt after aevanty
more.
Plaid beat Fagan In a PatrofTa Detane attar forty
eight moves.
Itudge beat Worrall In a Dutch Gams after elghty-
tvtn mnv
Sydney and Thomas drew a Queen's Oamblt declined
after fifty mores.
Tboma beat Porbes-Sharp in a King' Knight
Oamblt after fifty-two moras.
Tborold and Pox draw a Centra Gambit after sev
enty move.
Thomas beat Worrall in a Queen- Oamblt declined
after f orty-nvo moves.
Tbomaa beat Barry In a French. Dafeno after
ninety movea.
Fox beat Sydney in a Sicilian Dafeno after ninety
four movea.
Eachweg and Forbes-Sharpe draw a Olaoce Piano
after forty-lght moves.
Appended is tho standing of the contestants!
JFTattrf. Ifon. Zott. PIars. TTon. Xoat.
Barry 0"a 7s Ilooke 0 8
Bonnenn. 11 6 Muller-Hartung 4 18
Eachweg....-. 6 11 Rudge 16 a
Pagan .....ll 6a Stevenson 1 16
Field. 11 0 Sydney 0a 7a
Finn 83 18H Tbomaa 10 94
Forbes-Sharp-. 4 13 Tborold 18 6
Pox 0", 71, Da la Tlgne.... 8 16
Gooding 104 6u Watson 8 "a 7U
UertxacL. 8a 8 Worrall ..18 44
Cricket.
Bocwrxiiotrrn, England, July J. Tha American
crloket team reaumed their game against Hampshire
to-day In cold and disagreeable weather. On Thurs
day the vltttora scored 392 and to-day Hampshire got
another 11 runs. In tbe visitors' second Inning five
good wickets nave fallen for 68 runs. They ore now
103 run to tb good, however, and the match Is ex
pected to result in a clo and exciting finish. To
ooro:
arrruiru or rrm.sntr.nni.
JVt Inning. SmotuI Inning,
O. 8. Patterson, a and b.
Light 88 a HeMlUne, b.
Dowers,, ..,. Q
H. O. Thayer, b. Baldwin. 11 e. Steele, b. Bow
ers. 16
J. A. Letter, at. Bennett, b.
Baldwin 60 b. Jleteltln 8
A. M. Wood, b. Andrew 47 o. Bennett, b,
neteltlna,. 7
J.B.Klng, a Light, b.HlU.... 86 D. Hill 17
C.Coatee, b. Andrew 6 Not out 10
F.n.Bohlen, runout 8 Not out..,., IS
E. H. Cregar, c Spans, b.
neteltln 18
H. P. Bally, . Bennett, b. An
dre vr .....18
F. W. Raliton, b. Andrew 0
P. II. Clark, not out. 0
Extra 18 Extras 11
Total 808 Total. i
nutrsuinc
B, A. Bennett, c. Clark, b. Bally ,. j
p. A. Steele, b. King $
Barton, b.KIng 94
Capt. P. W. D. Qulnton, b. King i
A. J. L. Iilll, 0. ltalston, b. Cregar 19
Major Biiuns, not out nn
Andrew, b. Crecar 14
O. ileseltlne, o. Ulng, b. Patterson ia
tight, c. King, b. Ilaily I!!!!..,.!! 4
Bowers, u. Klug 0
Baldwin, absent , 0
Extras 81
Total 55l
Cricket Koto.
Tli cricket team of the New Jersey A. 0. left last
night for Toronto, where the metropolitan champions
will play to-morrow and Monday, Their first oppo
nents will be tbe Rosedale C. C, and on Monday they
wilt play t he Toronto Cricket Club. Tho Now Jerseys
hove selected a strong team for their short tour.
Baseball dame To. Day.
ruTioMi. Uiocs akd aMitaioix assocunoir.
Boston at New Vorkt Brooklyn at Philadelphia!
St. Louis at Cleveland 1 Cincinnati at Louisville Pitts
burg at Chicago.
usTxnx IX10UE.
Wllkenbarr at Provldeucei Ncranton at Sprtngflaldi
Byraouso at Hooursteri Buffalo at Toronto.
aTLASTIO LXAOUI.
Newark at Norfolk 1 Paterson at Rlcbmondi Lan
caster at liartfordi Athletics at itesdlng,
BSOOXXTS AMJLTEUn ASSOCIATION.
Bt. Peter! vs. Worth A. 0.; Sydney vs, Bsolut.
OTIIEB OAMXS.
Orange A. O. vs. Montclalr A. O., at Orange Oval.
Staten Iilsnd Crloket Club vs. Murrlstown Field
Club, at Livingston,
Yale ft Towne vs. Emeralds of Cathollo Protectory,
at Stamford.
Buburbana vs. Dskota F. C, at Crotona Park.
Orltanl P, O. vs. Englewood K. C at Hackenaack.
Hempataad vs. Volunlocr A. C, at llempstead,
Derby vs. Waterbury, at Derby,
Merlden vs. Torrlngton, at Merlden,
Bridgeport vs. Bristol, at Bridgeport.
Mount Vernon Y.M.C. A. vs. Ill venial P.O. Clan,
at Mount Vornon.
Ilayonno P. c vs. Woodbrldge A. A., at Bayonne.
South Orajigu F. 0. vs. Mlspah A. C, at South Or
auge, Cranford A, U, vs. Plalnrleld A. C at Cranford.
.Mount Vernun Y, U. C. A. vs. lUvenld F, a, at
Mount Vernon,
Uaroersvillc vs. Brooklyn F, 0., at OarnersvlU.
Boonton vs. Jerseys, at Boonton.
Manhattan F, C. vs. Olyniplos, at Tottenvllt.
Poclflo A. C. vs. Murray 11111s, at Jersey City,
Mamaroneck vs. Dodgo A Oloott. at Mainaroneck,
New Jersey A. C. vs. ittverslde, at Bayonne,
Bay Hldge F, C. vs. Ainerstort. at Bergen Beach.
Visitation Lyceum va. Brooklyn Police, Eleventh
precinct, at South Brooklyn.
West End P. C. vs. Cranford A. C. at Cranford.
Williamsburg Ilcserres vs. Hsvemeyer A. O, at
Wtlllauuburg A. A. grounds.
Albany vs. Iloboken, at Albany.
Arlington A, A. vs. Oenuln Cuban Giants, at Arling
ton. Jefferson A. 0. vs. Osk F. C, at Newark.
Uaeeball, Pale Ground, To-Day, BUS P, U.
Nsw York vs. Boston 4dM,
SABKBAU
TB Mew Yorka and Breeklyaa Vail te Play
Aoent ef Bala.
Owing to the storm yesterday the game be
tween tho New York and Bostons was postponed.
The Brooklyn shared a similar fato at Phila
delphia. Tho results of the games follow!
Baltimore, 61 Washington, 4.
Louisville, 4 1 Cincinnati. 1.
Chicago, 7 1 Pittsburg, 4.
Cleveland, 11 St. Louis, 1. '
At New York and Phlladslphta-IUla.
TIK RCOORD.
Pr Per
Club. TPon.JTxMl.nnf. Clubs. rVon.Jxil.Cent.
Boston 41 14 .746 Brooklyn IS 88 .47
Baltimore. ...88 17 .801 Pittsburg. ...80 t .478
Cincinnati. ...Bt 16 .004 Washington..! 83 .400
New York. ...83 81 .011 Louisville.. ..39 83 .400
Cleveland. ...10 7 .618 Chicago S 86 .880
Phlladalphla.l-3 80 .488 St. Louie 11 40 .188
BALTIKOXB, 6 1 WAXniKOTOS, 4.
BiLTntoas. July . After they had lost tb game oa
errors the onamplons Jumped on King In the lghth
Inning and batted outavlotorr. Bowerman practi
cally won the gam with his timely hitting. King
filtoned treat ball for osven Innings and then went up
a the air. Thoore:
BALTtHOKX. WaSBIXOTOri.
n.ln,r.o.A,B. B.lar.o.A.a.
MoOrow, Sb.l 0 4 0 Brown. cf...l 110 0
Keelr,rf...,l 14 10 Selbaon.lt.. .0 1 0 0
Jennings, aa..l O 0 U Damont, ss..0 1 1 B 0
Kelley, fi.,.,1 18 1 0 Farrell. 0....0 0 8 10
Btensel.ct., 0 10 0 0 McOulre. lb.l 8 10 0 0
Doyle, lb.... 1 10 1 1 HelllT, BD-....0 0 8 0 0
Belts. 8b.... 0 0 18 8 Abbey, rf....O 0 10 0
Bowerman.o.1 8 4 0 8 Wrlgley,8b..l 18 4 1
Nops,p 0 10 1 1 Klng,p 1 0 0 8 0
Totals....."? "8 871 "rt Totals .....7 "8S3 10 T
Kelley hit by batted ball.
Baltimore 0 0 0 0 0 10 0 ..4
Washington 0 0 0 0 8 10 0 04
Earned run Baltimore. Two-base hits McOulr,
Kelley, 8lbsch. Three-base hit Wrlgley. Home
run Uowermon. Lett on base Baltimore, 6 1 Wash
Ingtou, 0. stolen bates McUraw, Ketloy. Donbla
plays Relta, Jennings, and Doyle: Jennings and Belts l
KeelerandMcGrawi Kelley and Bowerman: McOraw
and Belts. First bsse on error Washington. First
base on balls Oft King. 4. Hit by pitched ball lly
King, 1. Struck out By Nope, 3 by King. 1. At
tendance 1.884. Tim hour and 10 minutes.
Umpire O'Day.
cbioaoo,7i rrrrssuBo, 4.
CmcAao, July a. The Colts won the seoond game
from the Pirates, opportune batting, a brae of
errors, and base on balls caused the trouble. The
score:
auoAoo. rrrrssmto.
R.lB,r.o.A.z. n.lB.r.o.o.B.
Everitt, 8b..l 111 0 Smith, If 1 1000
McCor'Jc ss..8 0 8 8 0 l'tdden, 8b.. 0 114 1
Lange, cf....S 8 3 0 0 Lyons, lb.... 0 1 10 0 0
Anson, lb.. ,1 0 6 3 0 Davis, ef 0 8 8 0 0
Byan.rf n 9 8 u 0 Donovan. rf.O 18 0 0
Decker, lf...O 0 4 0 0 Ely. as 0 0 14 0
Connor, 8b.. 1 8 4 10 Donnelly,3b.l 0 0 11
Friend, p 0 8 0 0 1 Uerrltt. 0....1 8 7 0 1
Klttridga, 0..0 0 8 8 0 Uowley, p.,.1 10 10
Total.... 7 i 87 "3 "l Totals.... 1 io" 84 10 1
Chicago 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 0 ..7
Pittsburg 0 0 8 10 0 0 0 04
Earned runs Chicago, 8 1 Pittsburg, 8. First baa
by error Chicago, D Pittsburg. 1. Left on bases
Chicago. Bl llttaburg, 10. First bue on balls Off
Friend, Ot off Uawley, 4. Balk Connor. Struok out
By Uawley, 6. Three-base bits Byon, Davla. Two
base hits Lyons. Msrrltt, Everitt. Stolen bases
Long (8), Everitt. McCormlck. Connor. Double plays
Anson and Friend! Ely, Podden, and Lyons, lilt by
Eltchcr By Friend, 1. Umpire Shsrlaon. Tim 8
ours and 6 mlnntea.
CLXVSXAXD, 18 1 ST. IJ5CIS, 1.
Clxvxuxb. Juno 3. The Browns, exoept in rat
Instances, played like schoolboys to-day, and Cleve
land won another easy gam. Tit score!
cixvrt.iro. ST.rocn.
., B.lB.r.O.A,B. B.lB.IO.A.B.
Bnrkatt, If... 4 4 8 10 Douglaaa, rf.O 8 8 0 0
Chllds, Sb...l 8 8 4 0 Hallman. Sb.0 ' 0 16 0
Sockolexls.rf8 8 0 0 1 Uartman, 8b0 1110
McKean. u..l i860 Gradv, lb...O 1001
Wallace, 3b. 8 8 0 9 0 Lolly, If 0 001
Tebeau, lb..l 1 11 1 0 Cross, as 0 0 0 8 1
o-Conn'r. ef..l B t 0 0 flarley, cf...l 8 8 10
Zlmmir, C...0 16 0 0 Murphy.o..,0 10 8 0
Young. p....0 10 11 Hart, p 0 0 0 10
Coleman, p.. 0 0000
Totols....l8 18 8714 8
Totals 1 8 87 1 8
Cleveland 4 118 10 18 018
St. Louis. 0 000100001
Earned runs Cleveland. 0 St, Louis, 1. First bos
on errors Cleveland, St. Louis. 9. Left on bases
Cleveland, 10; St. Louis, S. First bsse on balls Off
Hart. 8i off Coleman. 6. Struck out By Young, 6
by nart, 1 ! by Coleman, 1. Two-base hlu WaUace,
Burkett, Sockalexls, O'Connor, Gradv. Stolen naaee
Zlmmer, O'Connor, Uarley. Double ploys Chllds, Mc
Kean. ana Tebeau ; Crow and Hallman. Hit by pitcher
By Young. Wild pitches Hort li Coleman, 1. Um
pires McQinty ana Donohue. Time 1 hour and 60
minutes.
LOUISVIIXK, 4 1 CCICniKATr. l.
LocavrxxjB, July 2. The cripples won from Clnoln
natl to-day by bunching three hlu and good baso run
ning la the eighth Inning. The score:
cixcixxATi. Lotnsvrjxx.
B.ls.r.o.A.a. n.l.r.o.A.m.
Barks, If,... 0 18 0 0 Clark. It 1 B 8 1 0
Hoy, cf u 0 8 0 0 alcCreery.rr.l 10 0 0
Corcoran, 8b0 0 8 6 0 Plckering.cf.O 18 0 0
Irwin. Sb....O 119 1 Stafford, u.. I 1 A 0 1
Miller. rf....0 0 10 0 Warden, lb.. 0 a IB 0 0
Beckley. lb.O 1 0 0 I Dexter, 3b... 0 118 0
Bltchle. as.,.0 0 0 1 0 Wilaon. e.,,,0 1 a 0 0
Felt,e 1 10 8 0 Hocht, 2b....O 0 16 0
Bhlnet, p.,.,0 0 0 a 1 Evanaip 1 10 8 0
Totals.... 1 4 37 18 8 Totals 4 li 27 16 "l
Louisville 0 0 0 0 10 0 9 14
Cincinnati 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01
First bos on errors Louisville, 3. Lett on botes
Cincinnati, 7; Louisville, 14. Two-base hit Irwin.
Three-baae hit Beckley. Sacrifice hlta Dexter, Mo
Creery. Pickering. Double play Corcoran and Beck
ley. Btolen baaes Ritchie, McCrcery. struck out By
Bhlnra, 4t by Evans. 1. Hit by pitcher Hocht. First
base on balls ortRhlnte, 7i off Evans, 8. Time 3
boura and 6 minutes. Attendance 776. Umpire
Hurst,
Atlaatte tVean.
at Bicnxoxn,
a. a. a.
Richmond 1 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 86 B 8
Paterson 8 0 10 0 0 0 0 03 8 6
Batteries Brandt, Leaver and Fosteri Flaherty and
Emlnk.
ox xoaroLx itist oases.
Norfolk. 0 0 0 0 18 0 0 0 ll'
Newark. 4 0 118 8 0 9 013 18 8
Batteries Clausen, Wilton and Bnyderi Osttlx and
A. Botbf uss.
BXCOXD OAKB,
Norfolk -,.1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ol" 41
Newark 0 0 0 0 110 0 18 6 1
Batteries Bishop and Bnydari Cogan and J. Both
fuss. AT BXASne.
Beading .0 0 0 0 101 X-3i
Athletic 1 0 4 0 0 0 8 8 ..8 14 8
HBatterics Lucia, UcUacklm, Kinssllo and Barckltvi
Conn and Fox. '
AT BABTTOBn.
Hartford 0 0 0 10 0 0 0 1-5" '
Lancaster. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 7 4
Batteries Fry ondBoachi BprogtL Togr and
Went.
atastem kieasvi.
AT TOBOXTO.
Toronto 1 0 0 0 0 8 8 0 00 13 B
Buffalo 1 1000000 0986
Battertss Williams and Casey 1 Brown and Zohne.
AT BOCBISTTX.
BochesUr 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 t 8 a "li
Syracuse 0 0 0 4 0 0 10 06 10 1
Batteries McForlond and O'Neill otullarkr and
Bbaw.
ai sramorixLs.
Springfield 1 01000130 0-0 81 ?
Bcronton 8 00000011 16 0 1
Batteries Mains and Duncan 1 allien and Boyd.
at rsovrnxscB.
Providence 1 0 8 8 9 0 0 010 10 "s
Wllketbarre 0 OOOOOOOO 0 04
Batteries nodson and Dlxom O'Dall and Qondlng.
New England Leagna.
At Newport and rawtt'eket Bain.
At New Bedford Brockton, 4 Nsw Bedford, 8.
Other Causae.
at cniCAoo juHcnox, o.
Cuban XGlsnU.l 9 0 14 0 0 0 419 U
Deerllcks 0 0 8 0 10 10 811 14 8
Ustteries Show and Wllllamsi Lawrtuc and
Gauss
AT UOlUtSLUraXB.
HornslU 0 0 0 10 0 0 8 1 i" "o 8
Corning 0 0 10 0 0 0 0 01 6 9
Botterlst Delaney and PotohUi Mullln and Moora,
llateball Motes.
The Murrsy HUIs and Auttrsltsns or arranging for
a gome to be played at Manhattan Field.
This afternoon's game at the Palo Grounds will be
gin at Si48 o'clock. Meekln and Lewis will probably
be the pitchers.
The Atlanta Baseball Club of Jersey City would Ilk
to arrange aainea with cluba offering a suitable guar
antee. Address F. K. Daienport, 188 North street,
Jersey City,
The Wsvsrly A. o, of Willlomtbridge would like to
arrange game with cluba whose players average 18
rears. Address August Blot, 66 Fourth street, Wli
llamsbrtdg. On July 0 the Orange A. 0. tsam will play the Genu
ine Cuban Giants at tha Orange Oval at 10:U0 a. M.
Llfih?,f,truoon ,h,T will meal th Crescents 0f
Philadelphia.
PBiLAjJKLruis, Jul 8 A, violent thunder shower
BKTent?dv.,'I eheduled gm to-dty between the
1'hlladslphta and the Brooklyn team. To-morrow
two gomes wUl be played.
Catcher Fred Lake Joined th Boston yesterday.
Manager Bale ssid yesterday afternoon that four
cluba were alter Lake. He had been playing with
Kansas City, and he hod to offer a fancy DiioeWora
ho wo obi to purchase the . eatobar't TtStESr
K.Tnni?"ioni0h"ajrc5l?i,,''b''nl' asnutas Cu
ban Giant and thefioboken Club wUl be decided to
day oa tb grounds or th latter. It will also decld
whether th Hobokan or tU Oara. agmotloasn
thehomplonof Hudson coimjas musJ. Max!
sad Burk will be la th Voiau lit lUulboUa.
HEWS OF THE WHEELMEN.
AMATEUHB CANNOT COMPETE OS
I11E XOAD SOB CABU PEIBES,
The Baotag Beard's Rallag Caaae Canaldev
able Criticism Aneclated Cycling Cluba
Flan fur a nig Ran t Philadelphia Re
pert en th CeadltUa r the Read.
Chairman Mott ot the I A. W. Racing
Board has rondorod an opinion in relation to
the conduct of a 100-mile run which Is provok
ing considerable orltlolsm. The Keystone
Wheelmen ot Philadelphia had arranged to hold
a century run on July SO. Among tho prizes
ottered was rJlOO In gold for tho club brooking
the record for the greatest number ot survivors,
and a second prize ot $10 In gold to tho out-of-town
club bringing through tho greatest numbor
ot mon. It seems the attention ot tho Racing
Board was called to tho matter, and tho follow
ing Is Its ruling:
"Tho constitution says that on amatour Is
one who has novcr oompotod for a cosh prize
oompotod for it, but not noceaaarlly rocolvod
the prixe. lio might not win, but he would be
como a professional by competing. A club
team of amatours cannot compote for a cash
prlzo that goes to, tho club. Competition on
the road for cash la tho samo, undor the rules,
as on tho track."
The Associated Cycling Clubs of this city,
Long Island, and New Jersey aro preparing to
hold a big century run to Philadelphia tho first
wock In August to attend tho national mcot of
tho I A. W. Tho route will bo as follows : Now
York to Jersey City, to Newark, Kllxabath,
ltoscllo, Cranford, Wcstflold, Fanwood, Plain
Held, Motuchen, Now Brunswick, Franklin 1'urk,
Kingston, Princeton, Lawrcncovlllo, Trenton,
Morrisvlllo, Pa.; Tullytown, Bristol, Bridge
water, Eddington, Torrosdale, and Frankford to
Philadelphia. Tho start will bo at 0:15 o'clock
in tho morning from Jersey City. It is ex
ported that eovcral thousand riders will toko
part.
It Is announced that the Harlem Wheelmen
pioposo to run tho trial heats ot their open ama
teur racoa at Manhattan Beach on next Satur
day during the progress of tho 10O-mtlo profes
sional race Such a movo, It Is declared, will
likely result In complications and perhaps disas
trously to somo ot tho racing mon. In order to
run off tho 100-mllo raco In good shape, with a
chanco for new records, tho club should start
this evont In tho morning so that tho finish will
toko ploco not later than 3 o'clock.
Tho reports of the condition of tho roads re
ceived at tho h. A. W. headquarters yesterday
aro as follows:
New York Around this city the macadam and dirt
roads are In good condition. Tbe Pelbam mail from
Bartow Is being macadamised, and will be finished In
0 few weeks, wheelmen going northward will Had
Sedgwick avenue about the best riding, while to go
east Madison avenue to 138th street, to llallroad ave
nue (Just the other side of the N. Y. C. and H. II. B. H.
track), to 103th street, right to Washington avenue,
to Pelham avenue, affords good wheellug, belngneo rly
oil macadam, with grades easy. Through Flsbklli
Landing, Oarxlton, Hastlngs-on-Hudson, Iiaverstraw,
Montgomery, llount Vernon, New Bochelte, Sing
Sing, spring Volley, and Tarry tow a th roods are in
fine order.
Long Island The roads at Both Beach, Far Rock
away, and Arverne are good. At Preeport, Glen Cove,
BookvlUs Centre, and WhlUatone th roads and side
paths are fair.
New Jersey Around Englewood, Freehold, Eey-
Prt, Lakewood, Newark, New Brunawlck. Orange,
ialnfteld, Princeton, Bahway, Hosellr, Trenton, and
Weber the roads are excellent.
Staten lalaud Tbe macodarn roods ore good to ex
cellent. GlfforU's Lone end HIchniond Terrace, be
tween Port Blchmond and Mariner Harbor, are being
repaired.
IUcixe.'WIs., July 2. Cooper tied the world's
half-mile competition record to-day of 1 minute
4-5 second, held by Otto Zlcglcr, mado on the
3uartcr-mlle cement track at Kew Orleans, Juno
3, 18U0. Cooper won tho ruco by a narrow
margin from llnld, and tho Judges wero mixed
esto tho finish. Cooper Jumped tbe bunch on
the lost lap, and Bald went after him, closing
the gap. As tho two men swung into tho stretch
he crept up close to Cooper's front, where right
at tho tapo, the two men were so closo
together that It was hard to tell which
won. Bald and Cooper wero never so evenly
matched as theynro to-day, and their wins uro
by inches only. Themllo open was the raco of
the day, and the tight between Bald and Cooper
was a blttor one, Tbe Btartcrs wero Bald,
Cooper, Merlons, Gardiner, Dr. Brown, Hob
Wallhour, and Nelson. Two men were put in
to pace. The fight for pace was desperate.
Coopor gained the position with Bald folloning.
tValihour tried to go round the pacemaker, but
failed In tho attempt. Bnld nindo a Jump on his
last lap on tho backstrctch and gained ono open
length on Cooper, who was in the lead of tho
Held. Cooper put down bis head and beg-an to
take In the slack on Bald. Entering tho homo
stretch Cooper closed the gap and coming down
tho stretch Cooper pulled up to Bald's sido and
the two men cumo tearlngdonn the stretch like
mad. They flashed over tho tapo in n dead heat
and tho 5.000 people present tilled tho air with
their enthusiastic plaudits ut tho grand finish.
Mertens was two open lengths back and defeated
Gardiner by an open length. A. U. Murtcns
won tho tno-mllo 'handicap from scratch
in 4 minutes S!3 3-S soconds. Mertens
rode tho finest handicap raco this season
and won from Al Weinlu' by half a
length. Tho ten-mllo race brought out Fred
Hchlnnecr, the six-dny rider, who hns been here
training especially for this race; Merlons, Al
Welnlg, Bob Walthour, IIolnirB, Nelson, and
Cabanne. Cooper wag to huo ntartod, but did
not for somo unexplained reason. Slnglo pace
maker were put Into pace, clianctiik- olt at each
half. Tho first llvo miles wero rlddon in 11
minutes 10 --5 seconds. Mertens held I ho pace
maker through tho flvo miles. At tho end of five
miles Hehlnneer went round thn pacemaker
and took first placo from Mertens. At
the eight mllca Mertens secured tho pace
maker from Bchtnneer and hud thopacototho
end. Tho paco dropped out nt tho last half and
Mertens rode unpnied, Walthour came up to
the front, but Mertens Increased tho paco and
Walthour hod to drop back. Entering the home
stretch Al Welnlg camo up to the sldo of Mor
tens and tho two flashed ocr tho tape half n
wheel apart, with Mertens In the lead.
Walthour rnn third, Rchlnnccr fourth. The time
was 122 minutes 41 3-3 seconds. The summaries:
Half Mile, Professlonst Cooper won-, Bald second.
Oardlner third. Time, 1 mlntito 4 6 second.
One Mile, Amateur, State Championship C. Nuss,
Milwaukee, wont Con ltelnke, Milwaukee, second.
Time. 9 minutes 80 1-5 acoonda.
One Mile, Open, Proroaalonal Ilsld snd Cooper tla
for nrst, Mertens third, Oardlner fourth. Time, 8
mlnutea 6 8 6 seconds.
Ono Mile, Handicap, Amateur K. Llowellyn. 60
yards, worn 0. Nuss. gn yards, second; Nat McDou
gall, HO yards, third: F J.Morse, i!& arils, fourth.
Time, 9 minutes 7 1-6 second!.
Quarter Mile, Stat Champlonnhlp Chester Allen,
Kenosha, woni Con lletnke, Milwaukee, second.
Time, !l I 4-6 seconds
Two-Mile llendloarVProfeaslonal Mrrteni. scratch,
woni A. E. Wnlnlg, 1U6 yards, second , A. P. Ulugen
helmer, HO yards, third; Tracy Holmes, 01 yards,
fourth. Time, 4 minutes 93 8-6 ecouds.
Ten Mile. Open, Professional llertrus won, Welnlg
aecoud. Hob Walthour, Atlanta, third. Time, -.'
mlnutea 418 6 seconds.
At tho closo of tho races II. E. Kleufor of the
Woodluwn Cycling Club, Chlnigo, rodo ten
Suiles unpacod In 21 minutes 11) i-f seconds,
owerlng tho world's unpaced ten-mllo record
leld by Ilackonborgor, the Huttcrmlllc Boy of
Uonvrr, of 23 minutes 23 US gocomlx. Kleufer
rodo strong all tho way, and might havo done
much better.
TonoNTO, July 2. The second day of the meet
of tho Canadian Whoolmen's Association nt
Chatham wan oven more of a sums than tho
opening duy. Tho weather was cooler, tho track
rather bottor, and the tlmowus fnt, nlthiiugh
no records wero broken. Tho feuturo of tho duy
was tho Cook's parade, a grotesque utlalr,
demonstrating that whoelmcn 1110 about as
much ut homo In masqucrudo on a nheel its nno
might expect to bco in a ballroom, i ho nbsonro
of crack American riders is regretted. The
speedy flyers across the Una do not seeiii to euro
much for honors on tho Cunatliiin trnck. The
rentury raco will bo tho event of to-morrow.
The results of tho races to-day w cro:
Half a Mile, Professional Won by T U. McCarthy,
Toronto) ilarley Davidson, Toronto, wound 1 It. 6.
Blagney. nrantford, third. Time. I1U8 a 6.
One-Mllo Handicap, Amatour Won by It, Gardinor,
Toronto, 60 yardu D. Bain, Winnipeg, second; J. 11.
Burnett. Toronto, third. Time, V:itl 4..1,
One Mile, Open, 1'refesnloual v on by T, U, Mo
Corthy, Turnntoi Ilarley Davldsou, Toronto, second;
Angus MoLeod, Brautforrt, third. Time, n:UJ 3-8.
llalf a Mile, Open, Amateur Won by ( W Ilk-hard,
son, Torontoi (1, W, Blddle, Wlnnepeg, second. Time,
llOft,
One Mile, 2:110 Clsss, Professional Won by P. West
brooke, Brautrcrdi P, J. Mciutrre, Cleveland, second;
U. Toltou. Uoli, third, Time, liilli 1-S,
One-mile Uhsinpluushlj), Amateur Won by II. E.
Axton. Branlfurdi V, A. Moore, Toronto, aecoud; P. J.
Graves, Toronto, third Tims, 8:1)4 4-6.
Two-Mllo Tandem Championship, prnfetilonal
Won by Davidson uud McLeod, McCarthy ami Ureotrlx
seoond. Time, 4;4H 4 6.
Flvo-Mlle Champlontblp. Profettlonal Won by An
gua McLeod. Brantford 1 Chris Greatrlx, Toronto, sec.
oudi T. B. McCarthy, Toronto, third. Time, IU:84 9-6,
o new Csnodlon record.
Ihree-Mtte Team Ilooe Won by Boyol Canadians.
Ottawa seoond. Time, 9:38,
NOTES.
W, P. Sohwobe. 1. Different devices in gold braid
ore used. Frequently three narrow strips of gold
braid Indicate tho rank. 8. Would suggest a wheel
weighing about twenty-four pounds. U. Detachable
bare. 4. Gear best suited to you, 0. Twenty-four-Inch
frame,
Tbe Long bland Signboard Committee ot the L. A.
W. will begin next week to erect signboards through
out Loug Island directing tbe riders to different points.
The annual tour of the Manhattan Bicycle Club will
Include atrip to Niagara Falls ond Into Canada be
tween Aug. 91 and 88.
Th Indian Cycle Club of Brooklyn will be repro
seuted on the track and road this season by K. Levy,
J. Aichtr and II. M. bchwab.
A party ot members of the New Brunswick Bloycle
Club will tak port In tha century run of th Man
bat 1 an Bleycl Club on July 11.
Alexander and Tracy, the wsUkuewn Hartford
tandsm team, will compel ia the twenty-flv-mll
tandsm rao at Xltlburn today. . . . -
Amateur raolog I rreernng a Mg boom in France.
The Kocentria Wheelmen of thla city have arranged
the following club runti July 4, Nyack; 6, rialnneldi
11. Coney Island 1 86, Bldgewood.
The Buthsrford Cycler will hold a century run on
Sunday, July IB.
T.O. Yes. Tuxedo Wheelmen. .....
O. 8. Hsnthaw, the amateur rider, has decided to
Join th prof rational ranka.
Over 100 entries bore been received by the Nlsntle
Wheelmen of Jersey City for the twenty-flve-mlly
road race to b held on th Hudson County Boulevard
on Monday. Among the well-known men entered
re n. M. Alexander, O. Sweeney, Soden. Bomnger,
Warren, a HUdebrtndt, B. Trooy, J, Gregory, O.
Soil, and C P. Dn Bolt. . ..
Copt. Oells of tb Columbia Club Cyclers of Ilo
boken will tak a party of members to the Delaware
Water Gap over July 8. 4, and 8.
The Kings County Wheelmen cleared 88,000 ot
tholr recent race meet.
VIoe-Prealdent Seggerman of the Itarlem Wheelmen
has been appointed a local consul ot the L. A. W.
The Bayonne Bowing Association Wheelmen will
hold a century run on July 11.
A large delegation of members of the narlem
Wheelman will take port In tho bicycle parade at
Bridgeport on July 6.
The Boad Committee of the Morris Wheelmen hs
arranged the following runs for this month: n, As
bury Park ond City Island! 4, Shark Blver and Coney
Island; 6. Highland Beaoh and Preeportl B, Port
Grorgsi 10, New Bochelle; 11, Tarrytown; 18, Bay
view Vtllai 17, Hoekenssck; 18. Byo Beach! 92. Port
George 1 94, Bldgewood; 93, Hackenaack; 99, Wash
ington Bridget 81, Englewood.
The Morris Wheelmen will hold a coasting contest
at Momoroneck on July 10.
A meeting of the Logan Wheelmen of Brooklyn
will be hsldon July 19.
Oensral Secretary Wlllord Smith of the Orange
Y. M. C. A. Issued a coll yesterday for 0 meeting
to-night of oil members of the association who
rldo bicycles, the Intention being to tako steps to or
ganise 0 permanent cycle club. Tho bicyclists of tho
association rode to Montclalr last night, wbero they
wero entertained by the Montclalr Y. M. C. A.
Georgo O.Bladon. Anderson mado a record of 1 min
ute ond 0 seconds In 1H0O.
A. B. aulltord. 1. Yes. 9. Yes. 8. Yet. 4. Tb
rotes vary somewhat In the different countries.
Ospt. Afeld of the Llnwood Wheelmen or this city
has arranged the followlngruna for July! 4, Plalnfleidt
6,Bayonne 11, Amltyvllle; lS.Tottenvlllo; 96, Hock
away. On Aug. 96, at the Charles Blver Park track, Boston,
a rac will tako place between teams ot Eastern ond
Western riders.
The Atalanta Wheelmen have received ninety-five
entries for their race moot to bo bold at Wavcrly on
next Monday.
The Liberty Wheelmen will hold their annual five
mile handicap road rooe on tbe Merrick road tho lat
ter port of the mouth.
In o recent test made with on electric triplet on the
Seine track ten miles were covered In in minute
0 86 seconds, which overages less than 1 minute and
87 seconds to the intle.
Tho annuo! meet of the Masssehusett dtvtslon of
the L. A. W. will be held at Nantnaket Beach. July 17.
B. A. Miller of the Qreenwioh Wheelmen la ono ot
thn most promising amateurs In this section.
Eddie McDufflo of Boston Is anxious to arrange a
match race with either J. F. Starbuck or P. J. Titus
for ten miles.
The Dutch Arms Wheelmen Is a new organisation at
Brooklyn. The offlcera are: Secretary,!.. E. Black
well. Jr.! Treasurer, J, Bishop: Captain, (1. D. McNeill;
Lieutenants, O. Edtnburg and O. 0. Feglrtdnrf.
The annual election of officers of th Williamsburg
Wheelmen will bo held on July 99.
A number of members ot the Merlden Wheel CInb
will visit this city to-morrow. They will be tho guests
or the Blverslde Wheelmen.
Tbe Defender Wheelmen will hold a century run
to-morrow.
Copt. Welsh ot the Pioneer Cycle Club ot Brooklyn
ho arranged tbe following road fixtures: July 4, Gar
den City; 1 1, City Island and College Point: If), Hock
away Beach! 25, Englewood. The evening runs will
be: 7, clubhouse! 81, Bath Beach, 28, cycle Path.
Aug. 1, Lake Suoceast S. Uenipstead; Id, Coney
Island: 16, Silver Lake; 99. Bergen Point: 21, Cycle
Path: 20, Freeport: 81, Bath Beach.
Walter Sanger, the professional rider, defeated the
pacing horse Albatross at Colorado Springs on last
Thursday In two out of three heats. The first trial, a
halt mile, was easily won by Sanger In 1 minute 8 4-0
seconds. Tbe second heat, ot the aame distance, was
captured by Albatross In 1 minute 4 46 seconds. The
nnol heat, a quarter of a mile, waa won by Sanger In
80 seconds. The horse was driven by Jock Plynn.
ATUZET1CS.
Representative Entry for the Individual All.
Reund Championship.
Entries havo closed for the all-round Indi
vidual championship of the A. A. U., to bo de
cided at the big New Jorsey A. O. carnival at
Bergen Point on Monday. Nino candidates aro in
tho field, and a spirited contest seems assured.
Tho new aspirants aro unusually formidable,
and tho "form players" aro scrambling over
each other in an ofTort to pick tho particular
"dark horso " which is to do tho trick.
Last year's winner is not in evidence, and his
abeonce leaves a tempting opening for John
Cosgravo of Albany, who won in 1895, and who
expects to carry the Now Jersey A. C. colors to
tho front this time. Cosgravo will bosupportod,
and possibly rivalled, by his clubmato, L. P.
Smith, who has been doing somo tall " stunts'
at the New Jersey A. C. oval recently.
Tho Knickerbocker A. C comes into tho camo
with a hand which tho cherry diamond pcoplo
claims is as good as thrco nces. Dr. Mulligan,
J. A. Mahoncy. and Ernest C. White aro tho
throe eolectcd to woar tho cherry diamond, and
all aro said to havo a royal chance. A formid
able outsider looms up in the person of KUcry
II. Clark of the Boston A. A. Ho is the ull
round champion of tho New Knglnnd district,
nnd tho score ho mado in winning on Juno 11)
last entitles him to serious consideration.
Tho contest Is arousinir unusual Interest out
West, nnd California will bo represented by
Charles 8. Dole of Stanford University. He is
admittedly Iho best nil-round athlete on tho Prt
cltlo bIouo nnd should make some of tho Eastern
stars blink.
Tho Now York A. C, which founded this com
petition, is naturally anxious to keen the
winged foot In line, nnd It stands n.grcnt chanco
of enuring tho spoils with such representa
tives available us Lnrkln and Itloss. Tho
former has been suvernl times within
hall of tho honors, although a romparntlvo
novlco, and now after a course of sprouts at
Travors Island ho is likely to crowd tho winner.
Altogether tho contest promises to bo more than
usunily interesting, nnd tho other events on the
day's rrograiumo are on such on attractivo
ecalo that the promoters count on a banner
meeting.
Goaalp or the Itlnc.
Eld Lavlgne't action In not api oaring against Grlffo
at Philadelphia on Monday night has created a good
dual ot comment In sporting circles.
Some unusually Interesting boxing Is assured at the
Oreenwood Athletic Club's arena on Twenty-fifth
street, near Third avenue, Brooklyn, to-night.
Charley Gehring ond Billy Duke have been matched
to box In Baltimore on July 12. Gehring, who waa
formerly on amateur, boxed at Modlton Square Gar
den o few years ago.
Naome M. Creed, the pretty little daughter nt
George M. Creed, the well-known sporting man who
has backed many prominent puglllsu, died on
Wednesday night last
80 far Kid MrPartland has not responded to the
challenge and the money posted by Jiw Mulllns, tho
crack Ikxton pugilist, Mulllns sajs he ilix-t nut want
tu hurry Mcl'arlland, hut thinks that the Kid should
oover his money.
Billy Newman said yesterday too reporter of Tux
Sen that be would op n tho polo A. C. In a fnw wciks
aiul that the chief attraction would bo a twenty,
round encounter lietween Dove Sullivan and Austra
lian Billy Murpby.
Mickey McManua. who Is matched to right Larry
Burnes of Cohors at Albany next week. In.-an train
ing for tho combat at New Dorp, Malm Island, jet
tcrdny. Johnny Banks, the colored pugilist, Is ouo of
McManus's ohlef mentors.
Billy Relfrl.lgeof th New Wett Side A. C. hot v, rlt
ten to Solly Smith from Irclamltlistbc Is initio bodot
health and that ho has twin laatclud to mei-t a local
limn at Dublin next month, felfrldge expects to be
oivay for Iho remainder or tho summer.
The bouts of the South Beach A. C. will, In the
future, bo decidrd on Monday lm.tcad ofKaturnuy
night. Johnny Oats Is uuw trying to orrango nn at
triutlvc card for tho club's next snow. Ho Is think
ing of puttlug Bddln Curry against a good man.
Police Superintendent McKeliey of Brooklyn has
Instructed Cunt. Kemiey lhat undir noelrcumatanics
lutiHt John h hulllvtin and Bob KltsKimmons bo per
milled to rngagtf In any kind of n glove contest at
Ambrose Park 011 Monday. Even tho erection ot a
boxing ring has been prohibited.
Dick Burg, who a few weeks ago declsred that ho
would never enter tho ring again km a participant, Is
considering the advisability of flKbtlng oncn more.
The flollngbroke Atblrtle Club of Uwulon hat offered
u purse for nurge tu meet Tom Causer somo tliiui lu
the fall, ami llurgo hsa nut u letter to Iho Iimlon
fiiirffiu l.lft thst he will accept and meet Cantor at
any time to make a match.
According to a letter received by a woll knnwn
sortlug man In tblsetty there Is every danger of Hir
ing lielug stopiicd In San ProneUco. Managers of
club are flKhtlng among theiusi Ives aud there Ua
Sood deal of scrambling for dates. The uulborltlea
o not llko to havo tlm managers' grievances ulri-d In
this mauuer, aud uulest the quarrelling ceases they
will close down on boxing for good.
Dr. Ordway of the Natlotial Sporting Club of Lon
don haa practically niatchid Joe liernsteln to meet
Ben Jordan before the famous English organisation.
Jordan and Bernstein will box tweuty ruundsot 128
pound sums time In bentrmlier. Jordau li regarded
as iiullo clever, and Is said to tie o stiff puncher.
Tommy White Is also going abroad, Ordway wanta
Tommy to fight Dave Wallace, who Is held In hUh
esteem In Iindon Just now as telngthe bent feather
weight In Pnglaud, White and Wallace will also box
before the touiu club some tlmo tu October,
Sir Bdwln Arnold Wine tbe Past Pare.
Columbus. July II. The principal event of the day
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to try her out at all hazards.
The up-lo-dato propeller wheel that was do
slgiied for specilitii; was not ready. Jtr. Moore
borrowed a spare propeller from tho police boat
l'ntrol, a whlstlo was also borrowed from ono of
thol'erlh Amboy Towlnp; Company's tups, nnd
promptly nt U o'clock tho yncht steamed up to
the Hatlcrv. where the owner and bis Buosts
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Aiiioiitr tho KUcsts taken aboard were:
Jaeoh Heat, 1!. nurgess Warren, Col, Jseob Itup
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11. Moon-, Jr., Oi ll. O ltlvrne. Col. William Worth. U.
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Dlcki's.Col. T. J. bliiane, -Hal Heard, Dr. Hopkins,
and William Helschinatin.
Sho started Irom Tier A nt 2:37 and went
up tho Hudson ltlernt n llficen-knot clip, llr,
Moom u Intention liclnir slmtily to show to his
friends what iho bout could do undor natural
ilriiuirlit a'" liiciilcntnlly to furnish an oppor
timlly liilheni of inspeclinp; tho liixurioim ilt
tlnirs. The engines wero worklni; very loosely,
us was expected, but uthcrvtiso tho liiiiiilbomo
trait wasuplcturo that sufc-ircstod sumptuous
ease.
When off Ornnt's tomb a black so.tiall was
seen coiniDB un over tho hills nt Fan Ie, nnd
it ns deemed udvlsablo to run dow n the river in
order to net aw uy from tho ugly-looklnir atonn.
bho hnd not proceeded very fur donn the rivor
befurii Mr. MiioroilUcovered thn Mary 1'ovrell,
which for moro tlmn a tlccudu has been tho
aeknow ledued ciuimnlon of tho rivor. At onto
lilsspoitltiir instincts wanned tip, ami shouting
tu lilsCnptalii "Uo for tho Mary I'onell," ho
turned to tho engliio room wherorjllns Utylcs
Blond with liniul on tho throttle,
"Start that blower and upen her out," con
tinued Monro. " I don't expect to beat the
I'uwull, but vtowlll sen whnt elio can tlo."
Tho ynihl iimile a wide dotoiir.nnd with broad
Kinds of foam llylnir i o either sldo and mlnBlliig
with thohcuililliiu-hpliulrirt sho started in her
Ilrst raco. C.uit. ('. 1. Matheson, who wns nt
tho wheel, hold her true on her courso, whilo tho
troubled water as churned uu Into n muss of
IkiIUiik foam that left n broad wako ns far ustern
us tho mo could ro.ich. Hlir rnitittrops heirnn to
fall and tho wind inrroised to it hurrlcauo, but
tliocnthuslastli! yiichtumcn did not appear to
notice this, tholr eyes boini; looted on tho sharp
prow of iho Kraml uld Ixjut ns eha camo ulonir.
Knininir slowly on thu llylui; Marietta.
" Open her out wider!" wing out Moore, and
with nn liii-rtinsliiK pressure of steam tho Mari
etta held thu slile-wheeler nnd thou foreed slowly
ahead. Faster and faster thoy sped nlonif, but the
ratu was cniied richt there uud thu yuilil drew
awny, until niter u tllstiuico of about two miles
hnd been covered, whtui eho turned to port and
started for Iho IHttery, a scream from lier bor
rowed whistle somitllnir a llnal note of dotlnnco
ns tho passenger boat disappeared In tho fast
taiherliiu mist to tho northward.
Tho happy owner wnsconurntnlatod by the
entire nlilp n c oinp.iny, while Col. Dickey, under
whoso supervision tho yacht wns built, shared
In tho triumph.
Tlieiirlmlpul dimensions of tho Marietta aro:
Ixuiulfi over all. 17'.' feet tl Inches; lencthon
wutorllnc, Moftot; beam, lb fool. Bhelsbuilt
of sticlniiildnlilod Into llvo watcr-liitht com
partjnents by nieiins of four steel bulktieuUs.
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both for fresh water supply nnd for ballast
tnnks when necessary. Hhu has Hush deck with
tlio exception of n. smnll mnhoirnny deck house
forn aril, which ulono Is vlslblo nbovo her hlirh
bulwark. This is i!t foot In lencth and contains
ft Boiial hall or dlnlnir room nnd a butler'
pantry, wlthbuilot and dumb waiter connecting:
with tho (,-ulloy below. Aft of tho trolley is the
Captain's stateroom, lilted with chart racks,
tnble, desk, and the usual paraphernalia for
navleatioii. 'llio yacht is steered from a brldco
over the deck house, around which is workoda
lirlsht brass rull, wiillo Immediately forward of
thn wheel Is the blnnaclo and searchlight.
Iho crew's iiunrters nro forward, below decks
nnd are very roomy, while directly nft comes a
wardroom ond Btatcrootns for olllcers. The
tfulluy is next nnd has received special attention,
tho steward sdcpiirtmeutcoiituiiiliiir a number
pf artists in tho culliury lino. Abaft tho iralhor
is the lunch nery Inclosed between stl buik
heads, and tho entire after part of tho yacht U
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Steamers Jatbnle), J. B. Thomas: Emellne, ftf ph- '3
W. IloachiUetpetb, CM. Jlejer; vmng, H, A IIu ,i
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Bcbooner Avalon, F. I.. I.e1and.
Hlooie Uvlra, Clifford V. Ilrokawi Batoua, Heerr d
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Tho steam yachts Vision, F. II. Benedict, and ,
Duuucsne, Theodoro It. Hostottcr, piiBsed west. y
Tho schooner yacht Crusader, a. L. llusted, i
Jr.. was launched from Itoblnsou's jard this o
afternoon. y
The schooner yachts Amorlta, W. fioulrt lire- .
kaw, and Monhegan, Clark A. Miller, left here ,
for Larchimiut,
The yachts launched from Plcpgrss's anl this ff
afternoon wero tho sloop Hvce. Krcilcrlik M. a
Iioyt; raturs Vcnccdor, 11. M. Uillig; Musii., 1
J. M. Macdonough, nnd Horn, ltulph N. Ellis A
Tho aclioiuior Intrepid, Thuuiua L. Walt, 1
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Handball.
Admirer ot handball are looking forward nltk ,U
growing Interest to the big match scheduled to ttlt jl
placo at the Brooklyn Club's court to-morrow TIB HS
prlnolpals are Jamet Flttgerald, champion of lrel.iu.1, a
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