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HAMBURGH GREAT TRIAL.
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$0,OO0 XH1ZB.
firearm. I Ktra-Mamaj ravertte. Oar Kan
err PmmIimI-llova Wlaa Ik
m,rrpshead liar Handicap, brtv-atiaa- the
(.ubufl""1 Winner, lien Ilruab, aaa Other.
Fifteen thousand persons saw some very spir
ited racing ' Bheepsheod Bay yesterday after
t.Pon. the KO.000 QreatTrUlBUkeafortwo-y.ar-o'.ds
over the Futurity coana going to
'oLn b. Mnddtn's Hamburg, by Ilnnover, out of
jdr H' while Seagram's flvo-year-0i
lio-ae Havoc by tllmynr, out of
Klletts, nun the Sheepshead Bay Handloap at
one mile, sihohr the beaten being Ben Brush,
the w inner ul tho Suburban on the opening day
of the On UHnri Jockey Club meeting. Trod
OcHi ir.1 a ' o-yoar-old gelding Ollndo.by Oneko,
out i'f "-oslironln, the datnof Ucohatcheend
tenalor I'tnroso, won the Cjney Island Grand
,'alloiml Steeplechase alter a anwnd race with
Craig W. Wadsnorth'a good inare Bnronwa.
Tboveatlicrwas perfect for lutdoor sport, and
Itwasathuroufchlj rcprcsenla'lvu holiday crowd
which ititu' d out to see the sport.
It wus da) of donrnfulU for tho talent, who
plunged mi August Belmont's crack colt Fire
arm to "Hi the Great Trial and Michael P.
l)jtr' llo.i Urtish to land the Sheepshead Bay
Ihudli np Neither flattered their backers for a
lncle moment. Tho former got away last In a
Add of twelve, and Ben Brush was beaten all
the nay In the Shoopaheail, the start for which
was much poorer than Mr. PeltlnsUTa avowee
ssml-orT.
The Ureat Trial is the second stake In value
for two-) e-tr-olda run In this country, and Is only
outranked by the Futurity, which Is decided at
tho autumn meeting of the Ooncy Island Jockey
Club. Speculation baa been rife for months as
to the probnblo winner, and erery ownar with a
cana'dile for this prlro has strained every
nerve 'o bring his nominee to tho post as fit as
possible. It promised to be an open race in the
opinion of the talent until August Belmont's colt
Firearm shouldered 129 pounds In the June
Etakoslast woek and won romping. Since thon
the knowing ones have been full of Firearm and
would bear of nothing but the spanking son of
Imported Hayon d'Or and Fides to win, even with
129 pounds on his back. He won last week with
such conauuiniato case, showod such high form,
and had such a taking way of going that he
ronl uot be a counterfeit, and many of tho turf
critics acclaimed him as the bost of his age seen
hereabouts up to date this year. As a con
sequence. Firearm, opening at B to 5 in the spec
ulation yesterday, was so persistently sought
after that ho went to even monoy at the close
It's only tv case of going to the post and get-ting-
away," said an enthusiast during the early
hours of the afternoon when the Great Trial was
being talked over and the capabilities of Firearm
camo up for discussion. Hamburg at the close
of the Grav esend meeting was considered one of
the best colts shown so far this year, but his
poor form In the Double Event, which he was
srpected to win hands down, mode the talent
wonder whether his braco of victories oror
Previous were not of a flukey character, and
for the most part tho smart division looked
askance at the Kentucky representative yester
nay, particularly when the hundred-pound boy
Wllhlte was again scheduled to ride him. They
did not know that Hamburg had been very soro
In the shoulders when he ran In the Doublo
Event, and that for some days past he had spent
several hours a day In the soaking tub. M. F,
Dsryer fancied Hamburg at one time, but when
he saw how sura the son of Hanover was after
hia Doable Event engagement he refused to buy
the youngster. This explains how It was 7 to 1
against Hamburg's chances of winning the
Great Trial yesterday.
Kltefoot, John MoOofferty's pretty filly, was
second choice at 0 to 1, while it was 10 to
1 against the Morris pair, Varus and Bowling
Brook; 10 to 1 Previous, and 10 to 1 George
Keene Handball was 12 to 1, Murillo IS. Lau
iletnann. Tho Huguenot and Commerce were
heid at 40 to 1.
On the way to the post Firearm easily out
looked his Held, and carried more comment than
nil of the other candidates combined. Previous
suowel thefmaTk of a blistering on the right
hip, and Hamburg lookbd very light In the
quarter and appeared sleepy and heavy as he
paraded past the stand. The rail had been
dr wn by Kltefoot, while the favorite won the
outsido or least enviable of all the positions at
the post. There was a delay of twenty minutes
at the post, during which there were
two breaks of considerable magnitude.
The flag woe finally thrown, with Hamburg
first nnd Firenrm last. Tod Sloan, who had the
mount tin Previous, attempted to keep pace with
Hamburg, but the son of Hanover was too fleet,
and slipped away from his field with the great
est or BA30. In the run to the woods Hamburg
ooened a gap of three lengths. Goorge Keene,
Uowlinn brook, and Previous headed the strug
gling field, and whips were flying merrily long
betoro halt tho journey was accomplished in
the endeavor to overhaul the fleet Hamburg.
The Western colt appeared to only touch the
ground in spoU, and a quarter of it mite from
borne he was master of the day. All the way
home Wilhite, a lad who rode at New Orleans
last winter, was sitting up straight, and Ham
burg wus plaslng with his opponents. He ulti
mately passed the Judges winner hands down
by three lengths. Previous, under punishment,
h ended George Keene In the final sixteenth of a
mile, and landed second money by a comfort
able margin. Bowling Droofc was fourth and
Handbill fifth. Firearm was next to loot, with
Taral pulling up at tbe wire.
Flrearm'b race was too poor to be true, and be
must run aguln before tho talent will accept yes
terday's showing as his true form. T.irul said
that he got off badly, while others say that he
broke slowly nnd was out of the race iieiore he
got going. Hamburg Is a marvellously quick
coltat tbe gate, and could win a race at the start
veryeusy. lie Is a buy colt, with whito face.und
both hind legs stockinged half way to tbe hock,
by lUuover out of Lady Keel, by FeliowcrafU
Lady Ueel wasn vory speedy mare, and being out
of Mdnnlc Gray, the duin of Domino, Hamburg
li certainly entitled to be speedy. He is the
Property of the well-known Kentucky horseman
and speculator, John E. Maaden. w bo also owns
lowland, n colt that is said to be much superior
to Hamburg and w ho is engaged in the Futurity
cukes. The value of the stake to the winner
was (17,000, to the second 92,000, and to the
third 81.000.
The Hheopshrml Day Handicap gave promise
of being an excellent contest, but ft was spoiled
by the favorites. Hen Brush and Tne Winner,
getting uwnv poorly. It was the original Inten
tion of fleurge K. hinlth to sturt Ilfllmnr, but he
conludcd Muring the early hours of the after
noon thut his oiher representative, The Winner,
would no better t a mile, and tbe gray horse
was withdrawn and tbe buy substituted. Voter
was added, but luier on withdrawn, and as
ClIfTord, First Slate, Premier, llnnwell.
"volley, and Bastion were also drown, and
nunii) Slope added, it made the Uald ten
ft rone, it nas 2 to 1 Ben Hrusii and 2a to 1 ,
Jin1 Winnor when the bell sounded tho call to
o for tho race. Havoc, the pacemnkorln
tlii- lurhin. wosiit & to 1 Klklns wns 10 to I, I
fjnu ilope 12 to l.boinbur Ko, Sir Whiter,
M i k imun eich 18 to 1, The Hwain !i0 to 1,
ni I errlrr "Otol, Tho HnuliiKotu running
j-.- k nl h, .'i hud bin fluid strung out for more I
l"i u. iHin.iiud yanlu Ho 1ml by funr lengths
at h I,, r, with Fcrrior and fcjtr Waltor seo
cii ml ' i ri, fojr lengths before Havoo, and
t. a trsbtlll loiigtbsuwuy. It wad certain
'ha' ioiu of tho trll end contingent could win,
nln looked like lheSnnln first nnd tbe rest
How lere for u tlinu. Hut coming home tho big,
'nknarl-goiiigaouof Gulore tired, aud Havoc,
) r uii. ltiwn Furrier and SlrWslur, took the
J"'' n i he liiBt turloig i-ole. Lewis, wbo had
l-ie mi i nt on the Cunndinn represontuthc, kept
M' ipitunoiu lor danger on lotb sides, taking
I "I mi Mu;oc tbu ruonnvtbilr. In tho
' bniiilrpu jnnls Ixilminn bore donn
'"'I iliillcutio'l Hutou detorinlnndly, sending
u hiiiriiilnghi.nl. Jxiimnn gained at every
' ' c liut IliiMichitd the race sure and was first
I'iiiii'.k In l ho good lime of 1:11. TheHwoln
" ml and 'Ilia Winner fourth. Elklns and
him i r 1-H.ohlmiily ran over the course, Thorpe
"' Uuliito knowing that pursuit of the field
ncii Olindo performed at Iloston tboso who
anoM u kocmI jumper when they seo one said
''"t Ijo was the crack of tbe year at
iiio ui'vcouutry itamo, It was no surprise,
luereiiiro, to llnd lod Gebhard's goldmg
aiuilli jisierdnj for the Coney Island Grnnil
vi.uii.il, Lion Heart, Ilaroueas, and Mill Boy
j'tr i h otlior siurlcih. Liun Heart, as usual,
! u liincl), opening up a gap of thrift lengths
"'"i "rut ciruu of the inurso, 'Ihon Baroness
" "J U.miiIo had it hammer and toiK fur a mile
funu IimIi, Hie big gelding shaklnuotf tbe mare
ii ,.' 3t ''If I'illo onu nlumug btndsomely.
''lunlleirtnaaafttir third, out 1II1I Boy was
' er in tbu bunt and finished a distant fourth.
Hie winner pullnd up lume in the ankle, whit's
ii, i !c " "" llmo s,and It does not look as
uiouju lliero were many more raoe In him.
Arthur Whlto's ctiiirniiruf (Illy Oelsho, favor
ite lor the o nlog doab at uve turlonvs, made a
n, ?, '. ' bl I1J"J ni won away off. Attain
KmS.11 ' '"1. with Corbley up. was second,
i,riL' L"Jd choli. Miss Tunny, third. Mid
tin. ' '.""'' Uulsha looks and runs like a
"l" ol si. k class.
rJlir'xfw'ir- '" veterau Jockey, and bis
,mR"1"i' " 'r'""l out a reul old-tiino water
HV,Vl, '", "l0 wxoud event. It was a rcce
"timidly for three-year-olila at one mile,
Nan. 'VJI Tutor was an odds on favorite,
iVamf, ttt la 'o 1 u ridden by a lad
flw. When thoflag UU Nana JX raced Inora-
I
second and Arablab thlrS, Ths wtaBefwui a
i...Tst ,U,e,lJi norso Hiwarden. Challenger
tlon candidate. Last year this son of Marten
n"!?1 Promised to lie a good three-year-old.
The mile and three-qnarttr dash on the turf
course brought out only six starters, but it was
a horse race. Dpggett and Bir VVnltrr were
" le";lnB Dejrslayer favorite et 0 to 0.
he Canadian golding Jpe Miller and tho Call
fomlan three-ycar-oldT Lincoln IL were equal
second oholoes at 8 to I. Volley and Counsel-
0JlJ: onupljd, werj 4 toLwhlle It was SO to
JSkIfLch,!laIL BUNIcholaa IL was Indulged
with the lead for a mile. Then actual raring
boffin, and the ilO.OOO, beauty was lasl In a
twinkling. In the stretoh Deerslayergave It np
Int-jntltiintly. and the struirgle was between
Joe Miller and Lincoln It Sloan moved
away from the three-year-old at the furlong pole,
but Lincoln II. oum again In the most deter
mlniid faahlou. and Sloan was punching and rid
ing for dear life at the end to win by half a
eagth. Counsellor Hona was third, close up.
The winner, a six-year-old gelding by Hpringfleld
(son of Bonnie Scotland), out of Imported Mllly,
is i u patclied up cripple and pulled up lame after
his racp, Jddhe MrDowell and others who saw
Parole in his palmy days, say that Joe Miller is
very much like the old hero by Leamington.
itjgulator, the fnvorit (or the selling eventat
six furlongs, wns unplaced. Yomon, at 3s to 1,
winning, with the 12 to 1 chnnce Decide sec
ond, and Hugh Penny third. There was a long
delay at the post, during which the boys ran
through the barrier of tbe starting mnchlno and
tore it into ribbons. Then thny went back fifty
yards, walked up together, and got off to a beauti
ful start, ltoin was fined (50 for misbehavior
at tbe post.
Tarnl, who rode Firearm, was flnod 825 for
refusing to brook on one occasion. Summary
follows:
rinsr RACE.
Tor two-year-olds, ton winners of s)500 selltnfi by
subscription of sioeactii puns r.Ou, or which 10o
to second and ISO to the third last five rurlonrs Fu
turity count!
Arthur White's eh. t. Oelsna, by Iroquois Trade
Wind. 10U(T, Sloaa).,... 7 1
L. 8. k W. P. Thompion's b. f. Attainment, (Cor
bley) , a
Pulttfer Karrlck'i b. f . UUsTenny, 108 (U. Mar
tin) .7;. S
Bluebeard, Mr. Btoffsl, Land of the Ftf-, Ma Petite,
Cheekeia, KllcChstij. nalrnln. Mldlan, ChrlsUbello,
fixed Star, Ellx n D , and Iff lh no also ran.
Time, t sou l.B.
Dttlnc Acalnst OeUha, 8 toBi Miss Tenor, 11 to
Biniuebranl, 7 toltCtiang, ID to It llr. Btoftsl. CO to
it Kilt. Ma Petite. Flleea D and nelth Ho. each Bn to
1 1 Hairpin, tu to 1 Mldlan. rixed Btar, anl Attain
ment, each no to li OhrUtabello, SO to It Checkers
and Land of ths TTW. each 100 to 1.
BI0O2TD RACE.
For three-year-olds, Wrights 10 pounds below ths
scale; by subscription of 1 earht puna f 00, of
which S100 to second and t&0 to third i one mile;
William HaTwarda b. t. liana H.. by Falsetto
Vendu, 105 (Bennett) 1
TV. A. Chanlcr's Uk. c. Caldron. 110 (Seherrer).... 3
W. C. Daly's b c Aribtan, 110 inrnnemj) 8
Challenger, Dtrertlon. Imperator, Gavarln, Blbley,
and Itauaataa also ran
Time, 1:41 1 5.
Batting Ten to S on lmperatort against Challenger,
to 1 ; Caldron. tu 1 1 Arabian. 8 to 1 1 Sins II- IS
to 1: 8avar1n.S0 to l;SlMey, Uanassas, and Dtveralon,
aoh 100 to 1.
rnirtD nvct
For tnree-yearoias ana upwara; rree nanmcapi dt
subscription ot 10 ea. h: rurr 11,900. or whloh (800
to second and (100 to third; one mils and three
quarters: J. E. BatTamla br. g. Joe Miller, 6, by BprUigfleld
Imp. Mllly. VS (T. Sloan) 1
W. B. Sink's eh. e. Llnoolo II., 80u (Olawson) a
W. C. Daly's b. h. Oounaellor Howe, 4, So (O'Con-
noil 8
Volley, Bt, Nlcholaa It, and Deerslayer also ran.
Time. B'OS ft-B.
Detttnc Against Deerslayer. 0 to Ct Lincoln XL and
Joe Miller, eaoh 3s to 1: Volley and Coonsellur Howe,
coupled. 4 to lBv Nicholas IL. SO to 1.
rouivrn RACX.
Oreat Trial Btakss, (20 000. for two-year-olds i MOO
each, the winner to receive (17.000, to tbe second
Jli,000, and t the third (1,000: Futurity eonrsei
nhn B. Madden'a b. c Hamburg, by Hanover Lady
Reel. m(WUhlte) ., 1
M. r. Dwyertb cPrevlona. 129 (T. Sloan) 2
C. Fletachmaan k Son's b. a Oeorge Eeene, 18( (H.
Martin) 3
Hand' all. Varus. Bowltna- Drook. Firearm. Lauds
mann. sCltefoot, BurUlo, The nuguenot, and Com
merce L'ao ran.
Tims, 1;13 1-5.
Betrlng Aramst FTrearm. even money: Kltefoot, B
So 1; Hambnrr, 7 to 1 Prevloua and Oeonte Keens,
each 10 to It Varus and Bowling Brcok. ooupled. 10
tolj Handball, 11 to 1: Murillo. IB to It Laudemann,
80 to 1 The Uogoenot and Commerce, each 40 to 1.
nrrn racc
Bheepshead Bay Handleap. (1,800; a handloap for
three-year-olds, the winner to receive (1,U00. tho
Seoond (S00, and the third (100; one mile:
. E. Beat-nun's b, b. llavoo. 6. by Illmyar KUetta,
101 (B. Lewis) 1
O. Flflsetimann 4 Bon's ch. h. Lehman. 0, 111 (U.
Martin)
Covington A Kent's b. b. The Swain. B, 101 (Van
Keuren) 3
The Winner. Ben Brush. Bemper Ego, Ferrler, Elktns.
Six Walter, and Bunny Slope also ran.
Time. 1:41.
Betting Against Ben Brush, 2 to li Tbe Winner,
Soli Herocoto li Elklns.10 to It Bonny Slope, 12
4o 1; Lehman. Sh-, Walter, and Bemper o, asch 16
to It The swath, 10 to 1; Ferrler, SO to L
BTXTn RACE.
For three-year-olds ana upward: slllns:i by tub.
Scrlptlon ot (10 each; puna (500, ot which (100 to
second and (30 to third; six rurlonrs on main track l
W. B. Sink a ch. g. Yemen, aged, by Alarm lllra,
loo (H Martin) , 1
William Lakeland's b, h. Decide. 4. 1 OR (81ms) 2
Duke A wisdom's b. g. Ilugb Penny, aged. 111
(Relff) 8
Brisk, Albert B.. Lambent, Bexnlator, HI Daddy,
Blllall, and Boas O also ran.
Time. 1:14 4-B.
Betting Against Regulator, 2M to li Temen, 84 to
It Hugh Penny. 4 to 1; Blllall. 0 to It Lambent and
Brisk, each 8 to 1 ; Decide, 1 8 to 1 ; III Daddy, 80 to 1 1
Albert 8, SO to 1; Ron O , SO to 1.
SEVENTO RACE.
Coney Island Orand National Steeplechase. (1,600.
for four-year-olds and npwanl: handicap; by sub
scription of (70 each; tbe winner to receive St, xoo,
the second (8U0, and tbe third (100; full steeplechase
conrse:
Fred Oebhard's b. g. Olindo, S, by Oneko 8ophro-
nlv 188 (Mara) 1
C. W Wadsworth's b. m. Baroness, 8, 14B (Mo-
lntrney) B
J, Nixon's br. I. Lion Heart, 6, 187 (O. Hamilton)... 8
Mill Boy also ran.
Time, B'27.
Bettlnx Fire to 4 on Olindo; against Lion Heart, 8
to 1 ; Baroness, 8a to 1 : MUI Boy, 0 to 1.
Beabroske Donas Burkvldere at St. Louts.
Br. Louis, Jnly S. The races at the Fair Orounda
this af ternooa resulted as followsi
First Baee Thlrteen-elxtenthe of a mile Queen
Lab. U3 (Rteveua), IB to 1. won: Jaanlta. 28 (Frost). 8
to 3, second Jndea Stouder, Otos. third. Time, 1:28
Second Race Three-quarters of a mile Nlffbt
(tows, 101 (Slaughter), even, won; African, 104
(Matthews), 11! to 1, second tThurles, 104 (Webster).a
to 1, third. Time, l:l.
Third Rare Thirteen stxteentha of a rntle Oold
Corn. 104 (Matthews), 7 to S. won; 7. trine, 88 (Dean),
80 to 1, second: Hlddubla, 102 (Coombs), 20 to i,
third. Time, 1:214. ......
Fourth Race Three-quarters of a mile Damocles.
108 (Oan er), 8 to B. won; Aqnlnas, 08 (Slaughter), 2
to 1, second; The Chemist, V3 (Frost), B0 to 1, third.
Time. 1:1 4 "a
Fifth Rare Independence Rtskra valne (l.BOOt
thrrs-year-olda and upward; one mile and a quarter.
Seabrooke, 1U2 (Hsratr). 8 to 1, wuu; Bukrldere,
107 (slaughter). 2 to 1, second Dare 11 , 107 (Britton),
8 to 2, thlnl. Time, v 07,.
Sixth Race One mile and a sixteenth Are 100
(Slaughter), iven, won; Royal Choice, 107 (earner).
6 to S snd; Belvadell, 87 fWoo.lt), 7 to 2, third.
Time, 1-48V
Beventh llaee Thirteen sixteenths of a mile.
Rnbslr. 101 (Warren). 4 to l.won; May (Jalop. 103
(Hennesty), e to 1, seoond t Botanic, 29 (Stevens), 40
to 1, thlnl. Time, 1:22.
Skate Makes at New Iteeord for Canada.
Bcnrjxo. July B Bkate made a mile and a six
teeuih at Ih" Fort Erie traok toilay In l:tl)-i, break,
I tnL the Canadian record. It was done In the Inde
pendence Ilandtrap, In which tbe play was all on
Lotienicula and Ellesmero. Mummarlis.
1 Urst Race Flvr-elijhthe or a mile Beitulle, 110
(MrCllnne) 6 to 1, won, Honda Ho. e. ion (Murray), 2
I to I. second; Josephine K 102 (Hllburn), 80 to 1,
third. Time. liOT,. ,,.,
Bennd Itacc Thrc-nar1ersor a mile Washing
ton, 1U7 (Randall), B to 1, won; Fratello, 107 (Banks),
fi to 1, seiond; Barometer, 1KB (JloUluue), 8 to 6,
thlnl Time, la1A4.
1 hlnl Hare one mile Miss Lillian. B7 (Dean), 11
toB.ni.iit Rldeau, 104 (Flint). 84 to 1, serondi Boiir
aud Danoe, 112 (McOlone), 4 to I, third. Time, 1:4li.
Fourth Race lndependenoe Handloap, one mile
and a slxtfenth. hkat . IIS (Mint), fi to 1, wont
r-nap Hliot, 87 (I'owers), 13 to 1, second i Lobonxula,
10H (I'andall). 9 toB. third. Time, ltsnc,.
Fifth Itaoo Steeplechase, two and a half miles
ThornclltTe, 1 7B iCampbell), 4 lo B, won; l'rlnoe Chai
lie, lBS(Crean), 8 to 1, second, Do Do, 102 (North
graves), 1U to 1, third. Time, t Si's.
hlxth Race Fimr and a half furlongs Dirk, 98
(Randall), 7 to I. won, Nikola Tetla, VS (Nixon), 4 to
l.ascondiblssle Chance, t (Powers), 12 to 1, third.
Time, 0 64.
Tbe Rlsht of Betting en Race Tracks ta Bag.
land Itssicred.
London, July 5. In tho Court of Appeal to
day the Master of the Rolls. In the case of the
appeal of the Kempton Turk betting decision
Rgulnst rare-course betting, declared that tho
bolting lncloitures of rate couraee wero not
"places" within the meaning of the Antl uani
bllng net. reversing the derision of tho Court of
Queen'B Bench, which decluredln tho nlllrma
tlve, 'ibo Court of Appeal held that a
"place" within Ibo moaning of the act noces
sarily Implied some exclusive right of using,
wheroaB be bookmakers did not olalm sucb
right, Tbe Court also decided that an umbrella
stool on a race course had been wrongly con
sidered as oouilng within the scope of the Antl
Gambling act. . . ...
The Court therefore granted the appeal with
coats, only one of tho six Judges sitting dissent
ing. This restores the right of betting on race
courses in England.
Mews rrxtas tbe Uarae WorW.
OairrrORT, July B. The trotting raoes at ths Green
port Dri ilng Park this afternoon drew out several
hundred spectators. Ths oppressive heat had a try
tog effeet on those present. In the (.80 trot Allan,
owned by C. 0 Wrlxnt, won la three straight heats.
Amy Cole, owned by the Weloh Bros, was second,
and MlanU, owned by Charles Nails, third. Time,
BDi. liotia. 2.60. In the special raoe. Busier,
owned by AroMe Smith, won In straight beats Wll
llsmBcliellenrer'aUeasls O. wMueund. and Ocorrs
Jennings's Mlchlxan Boy third. Tims, liOO-a, 2.0DI,
SiOfr,
(
Tim WINS AT SEABRtGHT,
ttoob eotur& to WJnrt xrr Wt
TUtxx-rAT votrxrtx.
Sewers the Baawer-Vp aad the taaraer t the
Oroes Beers) krls Devertey ITartl aats Wat
sea Tied la the Haadlrap, with Tyag the
Kedal Bss-Cbauaeey's Ceaeelatlea Cap.
Many events were crowded into tho last day
of play at the open tournament of the Seabrtght
OolfClnb yesterday, but thero was no hitch in
the orderly progress ot affairs and erery one
was well pleased at the end. The Greens Com
mittee, V. A. Potts, W. T. Bhedd. W. It
Qoodby, and A. Lyrulngton, hua made a
record for efllclency, and as the results
proved tho men are in tho first rank as hand I
cappers. Tjngwonthe Seubrlght Cup, and as
he has now won three out of tho touroupsbe
has competed for In open tournaments this
season, the material results prove that his
golf Is consistent and reliable. Bowers won his
tie with tevrocque for the gold medal on the first
day, and the seoond prise as tho runner-up.
Ohauncey captured ths Consolation Cup from
his clubmate, Edwards. In tbo open handloap
for the Independence Day Cup Walter Watson,
Jr., the second man in the Block Exchango
Handicap, was tied for first nnd seoond prises
with Boverley Ward, Jr., the winner last year,
and Tyng also won the medal for the best gross
score,
Although there was an ocean breese the
weather was very warm, yot It did not oppress
the players, for the fresb air was a fine tonlo to
offset the humidity and heat. Nor did the on
lookers desert the links for ths cool
veranda of the oluh cottage, for some
800 women and men followed the pair
In the Beabrlght Gup finals and there were In
terested groups throughout the day gathered
about both the starting tee and the borne green.
In the Beabrlght Cup finals Tyng and Bowers
played very evenly, but Ibo former deserved his
victory, for he was very steady throughout and
at limes showed grand golf. The cards:
Tyng 8 4 4 t D 4 B I 4-88
Bowers B D 4 4 4 4 B 4 4 89
Tyng .... B 5 B 7 9 4 448
Bowers .4 B B 4 0 7 B 40
Approximated.
D. Cbauncey beat Duncan Edwards, also a
Dyker Meadow man, three up and two to play
for the Consolation Cup, The cards were:
Cbauncey 8 7 8 8 B 4 0 B B 41
Edwards. - 0 8 8 fl 8 B 6 4 843
Chaunoey - 7 4 B 4 B B 6 B 43
Edwards. 6 8 0 0 5 8 6 0 B 48
Approximated.
Tho tie on tho Drat day for the best gross sco-o
between Lnrocque and Bowers was at eighty. In
the play-off How era beat this total, but Larocquo
did not repoat so well. Tho scores were:
Bowers
Out 4 B 4 0 B 3 4 4 S-87
In 4 0 0 8 0 0 0 0 441 78
Larocqne
OUL.TTT. 7 6 4 0 4 0 5 4 841
In 4 8 0 4 0 8 0 7 B 48 "P
Fifty returned cards in tho handicap. Tyng
captured the gold modal for the best gross
score outright, but Ward and Watson will nave
topla) again.
Beverley Ward, Jr.. Baltosrol
Orots. JTcap. Ktt.
Out, 3 4 3 8 B 3 B 8 6 87
In B 4 4 0 B 0 8 0 046 82 8 78
W. Watson, Jr, Beabrlght
Out. 4 4 6 8 4 6 4 4 830
Id S & 0 B B 7 4 B 444 88 T 78
I. A. Tyag. Morris Coaaty
Out.... ..4 6 8 0 6 4 4 8 888
In 8 8 7 0 6 0 4 0 441 77 S 72
Pins.
John Raid. Jr., If ew Haven
Out. 0 8 4 4 4 3 4 4 437
In 4 4 B 3 B B 6 4 441 78 0 78
P. T. KtmbalL Lakewood
Out. B 8 4 8 4 4 4 8 440
In 4 0 4 4 8 0 0 0 o 46 89 8 72
D. Cbauncey, Dyker Meadow
Out 4 4 4 6 B U 4 4 437
In 44064706 844 81 72
t. J. 8ttmon, Beabrlght
Out 5 7 0 6 4 4 5 4 840
In 6 0 8 4 8 7 0 8 050 SO 11 72
Craig Colgate, New Haven
Out 6 0 0 6 3 4 2 4 441
In 5 0 6 0 B 0 4 B 445 88 8 80
L. K. Lara, qne, Jr ShlnnecockHUls
Out. t 4 6 6 8 4 4 8 4 U7
In 4 4 0 4 5 8 B 6 443 80 0 80
M. Montrose Oraham. Oakland
Out 5 0 & 7 4 4 B 4 847
In 0 0 6 5 5 7 0 0 763 100 IS 82
A. n. Porter, Beabrlght
Out 4 B I) 4 B 4 5 4 B 42
In 4 6 B B 8 6 0 6 IS 20 8 82
Duncan Ed wards. Dyker Meadow
Out 0 8 T B 4 3 0 7 415
In 4 0 4 6 5 6 4 6 544 82 8 83
O. Mellon. Westchester Country
Out.. ...3 8 8 7 4 8 0 4 047
In 6 7 7 5 5 7 4 8 534 101 18 83
W. O. Wylle, Beabrlght
Out. ...R H 6 fl 4 5 4 645
IB ( 5 6 4 5 8 6 8 647 21 83
Lawrenoe Embree, Oakland
Out 0 8 8 6 4 4 4 6 S 47
In 4 6 8 6 7 7 6 7 051 28 14 84
W. Bhlppsn, llorrts County
Out 8 ti 4 7 4 4 4 8 318
In 4 0 5 0 0 6 6 8 442 87 8 84
C. T. Stoat. Staten Island Cricket
Out 4 d 4 8 4 4 4 3 IS
In 4 5 4 4 6 B 8 7 647 SO 8 64
II. P. Toler. Baltutrol
Oat 3 7 8 4 4 4 4 4 698
In. 4 8 4 4 4 6 6 0 0-45 83 2 88
Plus.
W. J. Travis, Oakland
Out 4 6 4 5 6 4 5 8 641
In. 4 5 B 8 4 0 6 5 546 87 I BB
Oeorxe E. Armstrong, Staten Island
Out. 3 6 4 0 4 6 0 4 4 41
In 4 7 6 6 4 6 6 0 6 18 82 4 86
Alexander Morten, Ardsley Club
Out 6 4 8 5 6 4 (1 4 440
In 4 6 6 4 6 V 6 & 6 It) 88 8 85
S, D. Bowers, Otsego
Out 6 0 4 8 4 4 4 4 441
In 3 6 B 4 0 6 4 7 544 85 0 86
J. 0. Powers, Dyker Meadow
Oat 4 6 6 8 4 6 7 6 448
lu 5 7 0 5 6 7 4 8 562 100 14 86
W. a. Stewart. Beabrlght
Out 4 5 4 6 8 4 4 4 887
In 5 5 4 4 5 0 6 4 2 48 85 3 87
Plus.
O. W. Curtis, Norwood
Out 4 5 6 B fl 4 B 4 B 48
In 6 5 4 4 0 8 6 6 048 31 4 87
N. B. Dike, Dyker Meadow
Out tf 6 (. 6 6 8 6 5 B 43
In 0 5 0 0 5 7 B U 037 108 IB 88
E. L Ualbflelsch, Dyker Meadow
Out 0 7 4 8 6 6 6 8 12
In 5 5 5 5 5 3 7 8 756 105 17 88
James Brown, bt, Andrew's
Out & 7 6 U u 7 6 4 481
In 4 4 4 4 4 8 4 6 644 B 8 88
J. P. Kellogg, Seabrtght
Ont 8 6 fl h 0 8 0 4 447
In 0 10 0 6 6 6 6 866 108 14 83
D. W. Taylor, Beabrlght
Out. 5 6 8 8 4 8 8 4 740
In 88346868 6-63 104 14 00
F. A. Potts, Beabrlght
Out 3 0 2 7 4 4 4 8 446
lu 7 0 4 6 8 8 8 8 761 108 14 32
A. O. Spalding, beabrlght
Out 7 7 0 B 6 0 8 4 664
In 6 B B 4 7 6 B 6-50 110 18 22
Wyllys Terry, Dyksr Meadow
Out.,.,. 7 6 6 6 5 6 5 643
In 4 6 6 B B 8 7 S 502 101 3 82
E S. Turton. Oakland
Out., ,,..6 8 5 0 4 0 7 4 650
In. 6 5 7 0 7 7 8 8 660 110 18 32
I. K. Taylor, Bt Andrew's
Out..., X8404B56 IS 17
In.... 8 5 it II 7 H 6 B 406 102 ( 88
Raymond Holland, Beabrlght
Out ...10 6 6 6 4 5 4 448
In 5BU5 1U777 t-00 108 14 84
A W, Black, Lakon ood
Out 6K4H4U6fl 447
In 6 II M Mil I 000 111 18 34
N. II. Lord, bhlnnernck n.LU
Out ,0 b 6 t 6 0 8 4 460
In 6BD60V07 568 108 8 84
C. F. Oram, Dyker Meadow
Out 4 0 4 7 4 4 6 4 441
lu 635 5 6 7 7 14 7 441 108 t 04
II, I,. Kneeland. New Haven
Out 86566406 U 46
In ..... 66774767 664 100 4 86
F. Sadller, Wustchrster Countn
Out 7 4 6 Id 4 4 1U b 754
In 4 6 5 B 6 H B 7 060 104 ( 38
A. Symington, Beabrlght
Out 6 0 b U 7 6 6 6 768
In 4 6 7 4 4 V 10 7 666 107 11 36
Robert Qrrham, Seabrtght
Out 6 V 4 U 4 4 10 8 465
In 0 6 8 6 6 6 6 6 863 114 18 88
W, C, Camman, Beabrlght
Out,.., ,4 V 10 6 6 4 7 4 554
In 6 8 5 6 6 10 U 8 6-68 116 18 SS
W. T, O ray, St. Andrew's
Out... .10 8 8 6 8 4 7 4 658
In 46 II 60786 6-60 108 4 83
F. B. Studwelt, Dyker Meadow
Out 8 8 6 7 8 7 7 6 458
U 4 8 8 8 8 6 U 7 657 118 14 88
11, L. ThornelU Seabrltht
Out 6 8 8 8 ( 0 7 0 468
In, ,,,,..7 7 7 6 8 H 6 2 7-4 117 18 (8
B. S. Wlllard. Beabrlght
Out 2 8 7 10 0 7 8 6 288
In 4 6 H 0 6 S 10 4 0-94 117 18 83
It, M. Bhepard, Baltusrol
Out-. ...7 7 B 7 6 5 4 6 788
In. ...... 4 7 6 0 811 B a 5-57 110 10 100
W. B. P. Prentice, Beabrlght
Out 6 8 5 0 0 8 4 4 1137
in. ......7 6 b 4 e a 711 e-ei us is 100
Oeorgs E. Wood, Baltutrol
Out.... .8 10 7 li 4 B 10 5 7-
In....... 8 7 6 5 0 8 7 6-81 117 18 103
Women riay at Queens County,
Oucif Cova, July 0. The first " Ladles' Day
attracted a large gathering to tho Queens County
Golf Club to-day. It was really an Informal
opening of tbe new clubhouse, and the special
, features Included a tea and music A nlne-holo
f1-" ---' ' ' ""-- ...a....
,ataBBVaYaentai SamSSlisll fAJnaafe sW km I sLattaanaaBtBaaaakA taBBBSaakVAssVaai aaBMta
TWeTWal laCTfWfn PlaaMT 1WXJH 8J-a lUIUMRn DTtTTaVVV OBI
(otae rood play. Th scores vreroi
ttls McaafMoa ana H. W. RatwelL : atrk JL V,
Maxwell and H. P. Taller, Mi miss Matwsll aad 9. U
Babbett, 71 Miss Winifred Baaby and a a Oatsac 7S
Miss Oersrede Busby and narvey Mnrdoek, 5i Mrs.
C. O, oateseod P. B. Pratt. 871 Miss Fowler and J. T.
PTatt, BTt Bra. A. U. Blelgh and W, B. Cooks, 88.
Many women and men crowded the last
putting green, and watched the finish at tha
home hole. In tho competition for the C.M.
I'ratt Bogle Cup, J. B. O. Tappan made a new
record of four down to bogie,
Toaraeya at Oaktaaa and Flashing.
Batbiub, U t, July tV-Very little Interest
was shown In the tourney on the links of ths
Oakland Golf Club, which commenced on Satur
day and closed to-day. IL M, Llttlejohn, one ot
the promising younger contingent, won the
evont. The scores of the contestants whose
cards registered below tho century mark follow!
Orots. Handicap. Sit.
II. H. Ltttlejehn 91 so 71
ItlLlVik no 17 73
T. Lawrence,, 1 HA 20 "Jo
J. 11 Taylor.. lot 20 7H
n. M. Alexander 107 19 es
Many of the Oakland players entered in tha
opening tournament of tho Flushing Club. All
of Flusbing'ssoctely turnod out In he celebra
tion of tho event, which proved to be a grand
success. A handsome silver trophy wns offered
for tbo winner, who was William P. Willis.
Tho cards follow:
Groat. I7aniJ(ip. tot.
W. Willi 1115 40 05
T. Lawrenoe 03 id 74
D. II nrignam 118 88 75
j. L. Olllinan 114 88 7(1
L-UttleJohn,Jr 101 84 77
T. L. DOk-ert VI to M
F. A. Falrchl'd 1(18 26 82
W. U. Bsrkln 128 40 Oil
O. A. Falrchlid. V7 14 88
Mnrray Crosby 112 8 84
R.MIteaell 107 20 87
B. U. B. Klltot 106 18 88
R. Wllmerdlng 108 IS pa
P.B.Dixon 108 to 88
rc Thorns ,. 183 go (8
a Clark,., - 180 40 80
L. M. Franklin IBO 40 80
A.L.febe... 180 40 30
p. A. Wllmerdlng 180 40 80
I.D.Murray Ill 21 110
Qeo. Lot Hi, , 118 ea 80
X. B.MItuhell 110 18 38
L B. KUlman 131 40 34
S.R. Mitchell 123 84 85
3... Gare 134 26 VH
Col Ludlow 126 28 100
C. A.Oritenm. Jr 128 20 102
C.N.Kent 148 4Q 108
J. t. Peterston 166 40 115
Ths women's handloap tourney ot nine holes
resulted as follows:
drot$. ramtlcan. Kit.
Miss M. Richmond. 04 25 32
Miss lUohmond 68 20 46
Miss Ingrahani 03 in 47
MISS A. Talbot C9 15 64
Miss E. Talhot 08 20 48
Mlaa Hunter 128 25 88
MlssLmbree 77 IS 68
Itllxed Voarsemee at Ttforrla County.
Tho third annual Independence Day tourna
ment attracted a great crowd to the pretty
grounds of tho Morris County Golf Club yester
day. Tho new links are now in excellent order,
although sonio of the putting greens are yet
rather rough, nnd the scoring was on the low
sido among the best of tho playors. The special
match wns n mixed foursome for two sllvercups
presented by the club. The best gross score was
tniulo by tho scratch players. Mm. William
ShlDpcn and W. A. Flags:. Their card was:
Ont 5 4 7 0 6 7 8 8 460
In 6 7 0 6 8 0 6 10 665103
The winners were Miss Alice Fiold and John
IT. rtrinlev, who hod a handicap of elghL yet liy
good driting managed lo make a score of 100
gross. Their card follows:
Oat 5 7 0 8 7 7 4 8 fi 34
In 6 10 5 0 3 4 7 7 662100
Tho summary follows:
Gross yrean. Ktt.
Miss Allee Field and John Il.Brlnley.10a 8 24
MlMh. P. 8nilth undo D Chapman 117 18 89
Mrs. II. I" Pnlpptand J. B. Dickson.. 112 10 1U2
Mta Lulsa Flfld aud R. II, Thomas. 118 12 101
Miss A F. Klpandl). M Brlnley Ill 7 104
Mrs Wm. Bhipp uand V. A. elagg .105 0 105
Miss Day and C. B rterkwlth 108 8 103
Mitt Hoy and O. J. Llttlo 110 B 101
Mrs J. 0. Dlckionand A. It. Tiers ...127 20 107
Mlsi Raymond and (I. M.Haynard. ...127 0 10
Mlsa Lois Raymond and Elbert S.
Kip 128 IB 110
MUsC.U Willis and Ridley watta.. 128 18 110
Mrs M M. Van Buren and it. M. an
Buren 12S 18 119
Mrs W A. Flarj; and R. D Foote...,187 20 117
Mlsa Msri and t. Woodward. Jr 181 14 117
Mr alid Mrs It. F Taylor 147 27 ISO
Miss Forsyth aud E. T. Nlchola 183 18 121
Mist Walker aud HenrvBhaw. Jr.. ..189 24 116
MIm AmnBuahnell and II. P. Phlppa.121 0 110
MUsE BushnellandS.il Little. .. 168 28 134
Mrs. HaxelUne and B. L Chandler.. .167 18 130
llaudtcap at l'atersoa.
Pateraon, July 5. There was all day play on
tho links ot tho North Jersey Country Club to
day. Tho morning orontwas the "Fourth of
July Handicap," and brought out a big field.
The event was won by F. A. Marseille, who was
aided by a liberal bnndlcnp A mixed four some
was playod In the afternoon. Thcso cards wero
turned in in tbo morning event:
Grots. JTrar. Krt
r. A. Marsellls 108 24 81
Hi nry lien ett 23 0 HI
D O Scott 101 It rll
A. llraham I'O 0 I'D
T. Goodldy 95 4 HI
W. O.fcrotf.Jr " s 3J
II.C Knonx 09 6 bd
M Oordon 1"! 8 IH
Dr M toy 108 10 90
11 Humeri 104 8 Oil
H.llUml 114 18 VS
B.U.Allen 100 0 1U0
Oov iirlim ins 4 101
R. Ouodbudy Ill 10 101
M lloo b dy 110 15 Jul
W. E Cooke 114 19 102
J. Farrrwrathor 130 8" 1"J
P. P Campbell 140 3d 1111
R M Marsh 141 81) 105
In tho afternoon a mixed foursome was de
cided. Ihe results follow:
, Grots irr. Ktt
MltsF M Alli-nandMrs A Harbour. 6m b 62
NlmOrthnm and A (Irnhaui 68 0 61
Hln A.s.ntl and V vrlt eo 0 64
Mrs II.Knix anl II (iLfr A4 10 64
MltsF. Scott andC Frr ib,.h 86 8 611
Mlu II. rayerweathrrand J. E. Harbour.. 71 12 6U
Ml-sM Barbour and M (loodbody 88 B 00
Mist Huilsou and V. (lixxllHHly 71 12 BV
Miss Ooodbody and T.coodbody SI 12 0'J
Cresrent A. C. Oolr.
A large field turned out for tho thlrty-elx hole
medal pla handliAp at tho Crescent Atbletlo
Club yesterday. Vnl Flood had tho links In
splendid shape, nnd tho members wero well
pleased with tho stnlo of the groons and the put
ting spaces. Tbo results fullow:
Gross. ITcap. Ktt
OeorgeU Barnes 186 18 188
Jamesl. Taslor 1V7 20 177
Charles P Not man 187 S 170
EdLfmdrker 209 28 181
A i. ftmyllo 203 1.8 181
W C. Ncsmlth 203 1H 186
1' It Knllli g 216 21) lhS
W. F llli hards 213 24 1H5
H Lver 223 24 IV I'
CarrullJ Post, Jr 228 20 2IU
Cbaa. Adams 228 22 204
II. U. l'llinpton 2J4 80 201
A C Bumner 23S 28 207
W.U.Ilanks 240 40 209
P. F.Vernon 244 00 214
W.M. Cainpb-U 246 83 214
(I. II. HmsW 243 24 2IU
C It Vaullriltlt 243 110 .MO
II . Coakllu 248 28 22U
W B Oll.ll 26H 28 2'I0
(I f. ( ai-ell, 256 111 22 1
E I, Owallilliey 269 1)0 21IU
II II Liickwiml 24 40 244
W. J, rarquhar 80A 40 2nd
A. Macintosh 1104 40 2U4
'lun others eturloil, but did uot hand In cards,
I'ultliig Ifntih at Knollweod,
A women's putting match on the special put
ting links, at thirl) six holes, for a cup pre
sented by Mrs, Jules Hcynul, brought a field of
thirteen at tho Knollwood Country Club yester
day. The fateful number must hare marred the
forlutica ol Mrs.P.Oibcrt Thcba.ud.tha soratih
till) er, for aim wn Iwatcn out a atrokobyMis
Knos, who hud a hundltapof ten, Thesuuimary:
1st I'd. 2d WU. Orott. 'dip. Art.
Mlra Fnoe ;0 fit 104 10 84
Mrs Thebaud 60 45 115 0 95
Mils CatllU ''J 68 115 20 05
MIssM. Ootlld 57 47 104 18 Pit
MIks (llllrndr 69 411 101 4 97
Mrs Kelly 68 60 109 12 97
Mitt Arrhltmll 50 bi 102 2 98
Mltsl.Oould 69 fO 115 18 99
M re, HIM ten 68 68 109 10 Ii9
Mrs Bmltb 64 67 111 10 101
Mrs N. Kno 57 68 110 0 104
Mrs. l'hrlis 08 81 124 20 104
Mrs Chariot Oould... 70 60 IBS 20 115
Held Wins at Fasex County.
Obanoe, July 8, There was a big crowd at
the golf links of tho fcssex County Country Club
lnllutton Park this afternoon, and some good
scores woru made. Play wus lontinue.l In the
bplldny tournament lor the Governors' Cup,
which was begun ou Decoration Day. Ihe Gov
ernors' Cup will be plajod for again ou Labor
Day, nnd the trophy will go to the pln)er tuiti.
Ing the lowest score In tbe sorles. Tho scores
raudo were:
Qroti. IVeap. htt.
T.T Reld 91 II 88
F M Harrison ,, 96 80
Charlith Dodd 121 1) 109
E. M. CarurWk 112 12 100
J T Colt , ,.119 :i 94
W, J, Klugtland 119 1H 101
M.B.Metcalf. .,., 100 0 91
T. 11. Powers Farr 98 0 93
Austin Colgate,,,, 101 0 96
New train for Indianapolis and Bt. Louis by New
Tork Central. Leave urand Central Station 900
1'. M arrive Indlauapolla next evening, St. Looli seo
ond morning, Adv,
TOEANTpXTSNAYAltOE.
txjcr Mjsrr wr tan EitcHiidJyT
YAOjiic otbtt ltxoArrA.
fJeUnla Outsails Emerald ta the Raea fw the
fait Cap The Sachem Has a Walkover
yea Mine rram Awa aad tlatat Acmahla
First In the no-Fxt Claaa Olher Winners.
The Larchmont Yacht Club celebrated, as
usual, the glorious Fourth with their eighteenth
annual regatta, which was sailed In a good,
brisk, southwesterly breeze. The fleet of yachts
was the largest that has been started in any re
gatta this year, and, as the breeze held through
out, all the races were fairly contested. In ths
big schooner class tho Colonla, the Emerald,
and the Amorlta raced together for tho Colt Cup,
and, as one yachtsman remarked, it was very
properly won by Commodore l'oatley'e Colonla.
The Colonla seemed lo bo better handled yoster
day than she was In somo of her former races.
Bho beat the Emerald by 2 minutes and 32 sec
onds, nearly all ot which she rained on the first
round,
Percy Chubb, owner of the Vigilant, and
Royal Phelps Carroll, owner of the Navahoo, in
a very sportsmanlike manner, arranged a raco
between their two yachts, agreoing to sail boat
against bo t without tlmo allowance. This was
a particularly Interesting contost, becauso It was
tho first tlmo thcso two yachts hud ever mot In a
raco. Tho Vigilant won tho race by four minutes
and two eocomls.
Of the yachts entered In tho schooner class In
cruising trim. Vice Commodore Adams's Sachem
was tho only ons to cross the line, evidently
having scared all tho others out He sailed over
the courso alone for the prlro. 8yco won from
the Awa and Slttae, a boat that camo from
Bristol with a great reputation, but did not
make any remarkable showing In tho race. In
the 30-foot class the Acushla met the 8urprlso
again and this time sho won. The Acushla has
been remeasured and she Is nearly four feet
smaller than the Surprise, so she Is In receipt ot
considerable time allowance.
In the yawl class the Sakana won handily,
Tho Vaquero III, won the 30-foot class race,
with Hera second and Voda third. The Voda
was sailed by Mr. Cornelius Vanderbllt, Jr.,
and ono of his crow wns his wife. Tho Hourl
won from Vnquoro I. in tho 25-foot clnsn. making
her owner. E. Burton Hart, Jr., happy In that ho
proved last Saturdays rnco a tluko.
in tne .0-1001 t'lasi ine nxttc, snllrd ny Ir
ving Cox, won handily, with the Mumo Becond
and Alunka third. The Momo, however, got
five minutes tha worst of the start, nnd she wns
only three minutes and furl) ono seconds behind
at the finish, so that If the two bonis bnd got ult
fairly tha Momo would bate won. In tbo big
cabin cat class the Ell led tho others around tho
course. But she lost the riu e to Dorothy on t lmo
allowance At Ihe outer murk, however, Wilbur
Hunan, wbo sailed tbe Kit. claimed that ho
was followed by the Dorothy, and protested.
It the protest Is sustained, tho Kit will be
placed first and tho Volsung second. Ethel won
tbo 25-foot class, and Collrcn w as second. In tho
20-foot class the Mlnnctonka wus tbe winner.
When the preparatory elgnal was sounded, nt
11 :25. a fair southwesterly breeze was blow lng.
Ihebchoonersand the big sloops sailed twlco
over a tlf teen-mile triangle, going tn thn c-iit-wnrd
flrsL Tho other sloops, including tho 30
footors, sailed twice nrnund an clot tii-mlle Irl
nngle, and the smaller boats twice around a
nvcand-ouo-balf tullo triangle. The yachts wero
started In separate divisions, and crossed the
line in the following order to uno-gun starts:
Sloops, Class O.ll 30.00 Vigilant. 11:80 83; Nava
hoe, 11.81:44.
Bthooners, 11-85-00 Amorlta, 11 35 0t Colonla.
ll:35:27tt.merald, 11-86 04
S hooners. Special Class In Cruising Trim, 11 40 00
Bacbom.
Sloops, 80 Foot Class. 11:46-00 Eclipse, Bayonara.
Sloops, 61 Foot Claaa, 1H50 00 Syce, Awa, and
81st ae
bluops, 48 toot Class, 11.55 00 Norota.
Sloops, 88 Foot Class, and Yawls, 1 .'-00 00 Sur
prise. Aousbla. hakana, Fldello, Jester, I'awneo.
Special 30 Footers and 30-toot hloors 12 05 00
Hera, Musme. Wawa, Vaquero HI . Carolina, Veda,
Hklmmauir.
Sloops, 26-Foot Clas 12-tOiOO Qnsntuck, Hourl,
Vaqurro 1., Cella, Agawam.
SI01 ps. 20 Fot Class. 12:16 00 Skate. Shark,
Alanka, Momo, and Montauk.
Cat In Cats, SO root Class. 12.20 00 Volsung, Dor
othy. Kit, Onaway, DosorLs II.
Cabin Cats. 25 Foot Claaa. 12-2V00 Wlllada,
I'linch. Co'leen, Harriett a III., Edwlna, Ethel, I resto,
Uracc. Ada, Yankee Ulrl
Cabin Cats. 2u Foot claaa. 12.30:00 lone, Sterling,
Dorothy, aud Mlnne tnnka.
Allcroiied tho lino on the ttrbotrd tnck. It
wus a brond reach to the ttrst mark, nnd they
curried balloons. ThoNntahoe crossed consid
erably to windward of tbe Vigilant, but baloro
h tlf the dlstnntc was covered the two botts
were on even terms, and then tho Vigilant
forged uhend Htid remained in the lead till thn
lluit.li. Ibo Kuicrnld tint Colonla had It iiipiunl
tuck until the second !g of the rourso was be
gun. Then It whs a beat to windward to a mark
in Hempstead InrLor. and Ihe Colonia nt once
look the load. Tho times nt this mark were:
Colonla. 1:17.46, t lgllant, 1 17 JA: Navahoe,
1:21 '0. r.mernld. 1 22 00. Amoma, 1 t8 00.
Across the Sound It wan a brn ul reach on tho
port tack, and kilos wero earned again. The
achtHiirtsentod artuinritiblt prett) picturons
I the) eilltd across tho Sound, follow oil b) a big
lleet of steam yachts and the excursion steamer
Albertina, on which were the truest of tho
members uf tho club. As they approached tbe
stakoboat, the big sails wero lukcn lu, and they
P) bed arm: nd tho mark and skirt ed on t be second
round. The times at tbe end of the first round
wore:
Vaquero I, 1.18i27; Hourl. 1:10 01; Q lantnck,
1:19:11; Bkate. 1 21-S3: Momo, 1 2. 14; Shark.
1 2.'i20; Kit, l'f-' 4'l; Dorothy, I 23iOV Alanka,
1.23.10; byce. 1-24 08, Cella, 1 21 87i V. Uunz,
ll26i22;Dosnrls, 1.26 63. Montauk. 1-27 85; Onaway,
1.7n 02i Agawam, 1 .il 18. coloula, I 84.11: Vnti
lant. 1-34 44; Xavahoe, I Sfl 6-. Emerald, 1 97:11;
caorota, 1:J;.46 Adrlrnne, 1 100.',. Awa, 1,42 02:
Kthrl, 1-42 28, Amorlta. 1 4.1 111; Co' 1 en, 1.41:IU;
Presto. 1:44 11; Uarrletta 111, 144-481 Stitat.
t II 46: Tdvtlna. 1 4U 32, I'um-h, 1 M lo,
IWIIada, 1:47 38. Mirprlse. l-4 18, Orare, 140 17;
Yankee Qlrl. 1 49 44i Acushla. 1 60.44; aqm ro III..
lT.O 44 Hrra. 1.61 04: Mlnnrtonka, 1-61 Is Veda,
1.52 03, btarllna, 1 62-19, Mtltme, 1-54 08, l'aunmi.
I1&4 26, lone. 16141; Curolina, 160.48! Wawa,
1.57 01; Sakana. 1:5H oil. Dummy, I &u 17; F.dello,
2-01 3ft; Ada, 2.111 01; Kklmmain,, 2.1 1 31; Caprk-e,
2.11:42; Jester, 2:19 47; Bayouara, 2 21 08 Eclipse,
2 32:13.
Tho Navahoo picked np on tho Vlgilnnt on tho
llrnt lit; of the seiond rounl, and tbe time of
tho )achts at llio rirsl murk wero:
Oolonl-i. -2-11:40; Mcltant. 2-14:10; Emerald,
2 14:10; Navahoe, 2-14 65. Amorlta, 2 2I18O
there wns no change In tbe order of tbe yachts
to U10 finish. Thoy tlulsbod ns follow:
Skate, 2.20 68, Hourl. 2 22:1s Qusutuek, 2.32 20,
Kit, 2,23 IHI, Dorothy, 2 2 1 til Vn iiirro I , 2-4K Oil,
Mumo, 2.24 8T1 Nol.uuc. 2 23 10, Alanka, 2 28 00,
bbark, 2.27.18 WorlslT , 2 ! 8t..Moiitn'jk.Y 31 5',,
Cells, 2.30 ns.Ouatvay, '2 .10 87; Klliel, -2 64 '111 l'n
leen, 2 6121: I'reetu 2 VI-4J; Svce, 2 "i7,17i lUr
rtetta III, 2 68 18, Agtnam, S 6 45; WMlndn,
s no 11, l'miib, nut 10, E-lvviiiu, im is.
Caprice, n.uo.4, Orai, J 07:6i t nnkee otrl,
n OH 10. btarllng. 3 13 28, lone 8 soitru
Norota. 8 20 46, lloro'h)..'i 2 I-1D, Colonla, 8 28:16,
Minlanl, 3 2H 10; Awn, 3 .1 1 09 Ulli-rald, II 80 21,
rlttae, 3 SJ 02i Nuo . .1 12 42; aurro III..
3 11158, Surprise, 17 50 II, ra, 8 SliOO, teda.
It in 21 Aiuahla, 8:ln 7t Musme, 8 11:41, Wawa,
8:42 39; Amorliu, 8 4S 3 I, Carolina. H-4!i:4H: 1'uw
nee, 3 4&.00 Ada, .1.47 14, rakana, 3.37.07; lldcllo,
4 01;47; t-klmmaug, 4:20 It
Following is tho litlilc-
FIIU3T-CI.A8S 8ir)01-H.
htupteH Corr'teA
tenjth. Time. Ttmt.
Hunt nn1 Ovmtr. FT, n M. s 11. m s
Vigil mt, lrn-y c hub .. ., 8 6r. 40 U6H41
Navlihoe, It, V Con oil . 4 02 42 4 02 42
n tinosniis BPFCIAI.
Colonla. (' A l'mllej . t 18 3 61 88 8 51 85
1 li.erald, J. II Maxnell. . , 91 07 8 81 21 8 61 117
Amorlta, V Ilrokan JO 00 4 Ori li.l 4 0(11-,
KCIIOOXKH8 CltC'ISINO THIM.
Saobem, F, T, Adam 90 81 Not timed.
SLOOP! 00-FOOT OL1B-I.
Eollpse, L. J, Callanan 66.16 Not timed
Bayonara, John Hall, 64 00 Nut timed.
SLOorfl 51-FOOT CLASS.
Byce, F. M. not 60 81) 8 07 17 8 07 17
AKH, A.D W.l'iNhralie,. 4U.78 8 40 0U b 85 4
Slttae, John Ithodut ., ,43 29 8 43 02 8 35 22
Bl.tMrH lil FOOT CLASS.
Norota, D. 0 llurnhem 41.04 8 26 45 8 25 43
SI.OOrS 30 FOOT CLASH.
Surprise, Jalnot Ilalrd 81.88 8 87 60 8 87 50
Acushla, II. W, Hanau 32.04 8 40 97 8 38 40
VAWL8.
Pawnee, Frank Alejandro. ..42 52 fl 41 00 0 45 00
bakana. Oliver Adamt 32.15 8 67 07 B BH 40
Fldello. ltohert E. Tod 83 48 4 0147 8 48 L0
Jtster, K. 11. Itoldnson 28 87 Not timed.
Br-KUIAI. SO FOOT CLA81.
Musuie, J. M.Maedonougb,,,l)0 00 8 88 44 8 88 44
Vaquero III.. II H Duryi a.,,110 00 3 29 68 8 20 BH
Ilrra, K.N. Fills 80 00 8 83 08 3 88 08
Wawa, J, 4 Btlllman 30 110 3 87 89 8 37 89
Carolina, Pembroke Jones, ..no 00 3 88 48 8 88 48
edo, O. Vanderbllt, Jr,, 30 00 0 84 25 8 34 26
SLOOPS 30 FOOT CLA68.
Eklmmaug 4 IB 11 4 16 11
BLOOrS 25 FOOT CLASS.
Agawain, Dunbar Wright 22 70 2 4H 45 2 45 88
Vaquero I., W. O. Brokaw . 22 98 2 14 on 2 11 vl
Quantuck, J. L. DelaOeld... 94 88 2 12 29 9 12 29
Uouil. U. 0. Uart, Jr 22 99 2 12 18 2 09 89
Ctlla,W.B tluuld 22 92 2 29 88
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Alankat. Jt, Onsne ,.,.80.00 2 11 08 1 u OS
Memo, H.B.CMtns 90 00 a 00 87 2 09 37
Shark, noyi4kBouM...,..,,ito.OO B IB 18 a it in
Montank. Ohas. Olmsted 20.00 C to SB a 10 61
Skate, Irving Cox 80 00 3 05 CD 2 05 60
CAttm OATS 30 FOOT CLASS.
Kit. T. J. Dflnrm HO 00 2 08 88 ,
Voltting, De Forrest Tiros 2" 60 2 II 20 2 01 01)
Dorothy, C. F. Lartrloia 2ini 2 O'l 44 2 02 81
IVcurla i.O. V. lad...... , 211.21 2 OS 39 20831
Onaway, 8 CTIile yS.-S 2 IP 37 a 13 8J
Stranger, r. II. Waldorf... . Not timed.
CABIN CATS 23-FOOT C1.A83.
Edwlna, J N. Oould 21 14 2 88 1.1 2 B4 44
Fthel. F I Pen! n 21 40 2 2H 14 2 20 00
Orsoe, J, F Lambden 82 63 2 42 59 8 41 3d
W ellada W. u. Newman 2 85 61 ....
Punch, M, H. Clark SO In 2 811 63 2 0128
Colleen, J II Jaokson 22.1-4 2 :iu 21 2 2N 111
Pn-sto, II M. Hatflrld 2'l 30 2 31 48 8 85 43
Yankee Olrl. 1 IMIunrl' . . 2 48 10
Unrrlella III , lioliert Jacobs 21 00 u'll 13 e no 48
Ads, V. M. Warner 21 87 S 22 31 a 10 IM ,
OI'KN CATS 20-rtlrtT CI.ABS. '
Mtnnetonka, AIL Alley.... l'71 2 3d 48 B OS m
Dorothy, J. r. Sanboru.. .. I'l 67 . , .
lone O. Plrd lfls B 60 15 t M m 1
Starling, L. V. Ds Levanto...ll HO 2 42 2J 9 43 0J
TtoiTAo Axn l'Acixa. j
Starpelnter Downs John Tt. Clentry la tho I
Oreat Pare at Ilartrnrd. ,
IlArtTFonD, July 0. Tho reononlng of Charier I
Oak Park occurred to-day after a lapioof Ihno j
years, and ono of tho larccst crowds that eer '
Balhcrod at a raring track n as present. I
Tho nttendunco was nearly 30 00O nnd nnl.
only was tho lmmcnso grand sluud mid bio ich
ors filled to tho point of auffmntion, but tho
crowd wns packed along both sides of tho track
for a quarter of a mile. Tho city has been tho
Mecca of horsemen for days past, and IhU
morning special trains from New York nnd Tlos- I
ton added hundreds of lot em of thu snort, who
had come to witness the great programme of
events ai ranged by thnmanngoment.
Since Andy Wolch, oecrctnry Fnslg. and their
collciigiies took hold oftlio park no money has
been snared In putting the plai e It; order, Now
boxes line been jpui nlongtbo front ot Ihugrand
stand, anew Judges' stand orcciod, nil ninny
other Improvements made. Tbe truck this after
noon us as tine as a fiddle.
Tho wonthcr was bright and clear, nnd an
atmosphere Hint registered UO' brought t lie
sweat mil of tho horses In proper fashion, l'ools
wero sold in detlanco of llio Htiitc law, nnd 11 1
pcrxnn ulslilnir to bet on Ills favorite could lie
nccoinmodatrd. Tools on tho chittmiiontthlp '
pacing race nold ns follows: John H. ('entry, 0
to 12; StHrjioltitcr, 1 to 4: Frnnk A gnu, 1 lu L'.
Tho ollliliils were: Jtidges, Cul William Ed
wards of Cleveland, the Hon. William C. Clarke
of Mancheslir, N, Y., nnd Con. Alov. Harbison
ol Hartford, who acted ne Manor. 1 liners, Otild
Hnnncr of New York and Frnnk llowcr of 1'hlla-
dot oh iu.
Tho 2:30 trot was tho first raco culled, with
fourstnners. Pastnrul drew- tbo pole, nnd sho
llnlsbcd In tho first hunt after a close ilnlsh wills
Crete. The latter took tho sicomi heat taslly.
Hcnowas second until ntnr tho wlrn, whunsho
was passed by l'tstoral. Holltnbc-rk, who wjs
driving Pastoral, was then replefc-d by Cheney,
and be brought tho mare homo first lu the next
two heats nulto bandil.
Forrest llerrwon the 2.20 paco In stnight
hcuts. In tho second heat K1 II. Yoi ng and
Pc-ntlnrd wero distanced by nn univoldablo ac
cident nt the first quarter, but tho Judges al
lowed thnm to start again. Ilnth gave a good
account of ihcmecltes. Forrest Ilerr neat into
the lead nt tho start nt Urn third heat nnd was
pulled down to a walk at tho finish.
John It. Gentry, after working oat a mile, was
roundidtolti an attempt tn lower Johnstons
high wheel sulky record ot 2 Otl'4, Ho started
air in n lively manner, paced by a running mate
but owing to tho crowd crossing on Hie tr-ick
ho whs unable to bent the rcrord. His
time wns 2 OT't. Onncr Tcwksbuiy had
been advised bt his trainers and friends not to
start hit horjo in both tveuts; but, not wishing
to dlsipioint tho croud, he ehuncd llio tiuo
sporting oloo'l by refusing to ncratch Otntryln
tho champion free-for-all cluss. This action
rrob-ibli lost him the rncc, for Stiirpolnlrr, nt
ho pole, won boih heats by two lengths. Frnnk
A 'an was a poor third. C.cntri'o colors of old
and black wero prmliicnll displa)cd by many
lrlcnds on tho cmud ettiid.
Knrtbanake Pilot, who goes without rider or
drlvor, tuadc thrto attempts tocovcrthe tourse,
but broko in each case. Ct-tilirs, New fork's
fevorlto trotter, was distanced In tho first boat
of the 2:12 trot Ornto Hastings won In straight
bents and b a length each time Summaries:
The Advance Make Class 2 30; trotting! purse
b. m., by Acolyte Cathedral (Hoi-
lenbeckaud Chene)) 1 all
Crete blk. m (Iocknood) 2 10 8
Trasle, b. a (Dorsej ) 4 4 2 2
Iirue.gr. 11 0ani) 3 3 dU.
Time 2-17Hi 2:18c, 2 21V1. 2 23.
Tbe Independence ttake, 2 20 class, pacing; purse
2 000
Forest iTerr.br. k by Or Herr Dell (Srears) 1 1 1
. bldcrtn,b. 1-M.illton) 2 2 4
I'entlaud.b s.('!raner) 6 7 2
Kanuelte. b t, (lioasj 3 8 n
, hi n oumr, blk.g.tllollenlcck) 7 8 S
, B C , b g (Pope) 0 4 5
Klltv tan.cb.m (Illrney) 4 till.
I BtattrHenr, b. in. (MeCartli)) 8 Odls.
flelle O , bla. in. (Tt llcl ll) dls.
Time 2. 14 11, 2 17, 2.16C,.
The Champlou state, free-for all class, pacing: heats
twotn three, purse 60,000:
Star l'plntr. b s , tiv Drown Hal Sweepstakes
(MKleary) 1 I
JobnK cltutn b s (Poirne) 3 2
FrankAgn-i.b (Sj-ur.) 3 S
Time 2 004, 8 04S4
Trinity College Stake, 2 12 cl iss, trotting; purse
ti 000
Grsee irastlnea. ch. m by Pnynnne Prince
ImicaK opiars) 1 1 1
Maplo Vatlev. b s (Ottersnn) 2 2 2
Fre I KuhL blk e (Arthur) 8 8 11
Cephas, b g. (Chencj Dls.
Time 2.12Jt. 2:13ij, 2:14N.
8AI)S SCOKBS A VICTORY.
Ho It Ins a Cup at Ibo tVeslchealer Country
lub.
W. II. S tnds pcored his tlrit golf victory Blnco
his roturn from Cannes In tho Special Indciicn
denco Diy competitlun nt thcCouiilrj Club of
Wpstcbestc-r ji-Ktcrdny. bands plujcd with all
his old time dnh end skill and won 11 well
uierilc 1 succi-ss. 'Ihe field included in my goo 1
golfers, although It was men 1 a numticra com
pctilion. and. from the calibre of tho plnycrs
who panic hinted, the success will rank in Im
portance with a win at an open tourniment.
Ihe opening play was tho preliminary round tor
tho Count Club Cup, a handlcup at nine holes
UK-dol pluj lic.ng tho preliminary round. In
this tbo remits wero:
OriMt. jrcflD ,l,f
F H Adee 40 3 43
J, M. aterbury, Jr 6.1 8 41
T .. Ul- 67 1-2 41
Alfred L Nnrrls 41 0 45
J M Waierbury 68 13 411
J llarrltuau 40 3 40
C.S.Adex 60 4 4b
W K.nt 60 3 47
W.II.Sand 4H 1 47
J. 11. Harrimin -'0 8 47
F VN.Jewitl 61 3 4S
MlasUlliUrslt-ere 08 to 48
Mm .1 M atcrbur7 00 12 4n
Cdll ern-o 12 2 60
H r IMIcr 67 7 LU
J Canterbury 57 7 61)
J.C'Ciiney 1 10 51
Mlsa LoulM-Poller 05 14 61
J-raiiklln 1 addock M 2 61
IV II W.Moeum 60 7 62
Ihlmnnt Tiffany 1" 0 62
Hun II 4. lllliiertlKio HI 9 61
h tMV.lt 01 11 61
Mrs Vt II 8ands 88 in 6-1
vv ken:, Jr 00 rt 01
Plus
I'mler Iheronillllnns tho makers of the best
elglil niiirci cio to p.rt out in inotcli pin
lounds tor llio cup. The tie Lhiuiiii huiils, J,
II. Iliirrlmun and Kent inr thu ciclith pine
M.. won by tit hitler Itn it It mantis iitnl
II trriiiian uuti-iil 'ho breiiai works, bill nt Una
Junriiiro J. ,M Viibur withdrew, nnd Simla
bit Iliiriliii.in loi the tiunnl diue lliemauli
I lt. 10 iud:, Ciiiliiil ulnu liulcs, 11. iu rcsiiltnliis
to lows:
tiiuniry CIbIi imp l'lr-i round l.N lee u-at E.
11 A.li-i. 1 up. J : Haiirliui) Jr, 1 .1.1 AHrel I..
uriti. 1 lil, J Iia rntiau tunl I h li e, 1 up; ,
II - audi, l-eal 'A hi in H up and 2 in 1 li)
r-ernml round l II Sands Iw-nt J M Harrltnau, 2
upi J M INntrrlmu Jr. brail lei, 1 up
Fll al niuud IV, II, Sand beat J. M ,ltel bury, Jr..
2 up and I to phi)
lliobo who hail felled lo iinnllfy meanwhile
lonipi-tod tnr the ('onaiilitiiiin ( iipnl li.iiilliup
in itch phi) 11, ilust I lie i ikIiIh ii hoio bo m
more. J. II, ll.irilniin nun this i'.c, iiml
brnugbt Ion ilmoa no mid cm iiRoiul form of
noni-dii) cluli Iniinic. 'Iho hiiiihii u v:
Cintnlnllmi Cui J H llnrrln an. .1 donni Ml..
Oltdirtlroe. 6 dnnii, W Knit Jr, u down; J (.
Coolly. 10 clown, II, IV blo-lllil, lr iluilll; II A
Olldindeme, 11 doMii; A, 0. (.lldtridt tie, 1 J dowui
i:. V, Jsnett, UUoivu
cin the Isullej llnht.
Nutlkt, July 0. This morning, 11 1 iho Nutlcj
Golf Cl ill), a medal play handicap fur a special
prlro was won by Hliplicn Dorr, llio stores
tallow :
(Jroil. ll.tifttiap. Ktt
Stephen Dorr 1U4 n uii
F. V J011111011 no ,12 tn,
Alpheiis Ut-i r 107 11 ni
t. Murrkii, Jr 121 II U'7
II O i'rii'it ... Ill !HI 1 1 1
W II nourdiiinn .. . 1J8 10 11
C J.Clark 1.18 til 112
(leorge Wuliott 110 H 112
J Dihaia 147 31 111
Arthur llorlar 137 40 1 IT
J. It klllindnud 142 11 11
U J Jliluilul . .. .174 HO lilt
1,1 Ibo (liivrnior'H Cup match Initio afternoon,
with llio aiumi 1 (iinpollliird, thu wlnntr wuu
Alpbeus (ieer, 101, (, :.
Auunllia llrft uliiinuiilimiT,
The residents of Coniiiiuiilpuw lull n Iia: nqualli
reMirutlon yrtt rday. In tbo I00)md mini M1
Lain ( nnors defeated T.iom is Dulj ly' jail. The
tpi juolil riuealor opt n atlxjats un h r 10 fn t were
mm reapeoilfely by bpol, I, Uptou, aud Mary K,
Pray, and Klguiatan. Ihe dosing rai, for opt u
sailbo u 22 feet aud under, was wvu ly th Luroka,
llelyea, and Dunham.
u.j - lKto .P ,?4,j!jltoi,, iitniMiisuAsiaiii
CLARK wms ALL-ROUND, ,':H
Jto.sToy ATin.izTr. oAPTVitns ram iFla
lsiiirut va r. tn t u vw sittP. ' ': MjM
rupgrasr, n rentier Winner. Tntiea Becead ii l 5WaH
I'lare and nle nr Inllmrnla Third Big 3 'li-SaWl
Mtko n-Niillttiui ttnhc. n im ho a lilansnl V i'MMi
Ihrnwer-llii 11 Inniiats In the Ilandlrapa. iW) i'ltaaal
With nlno nmbltlous nthtotes competing fog S X;-, ittfiH
thn Auinloiir Athletlo Vnlon's Individual nil- mWW -ujW
around chaniploiishlp, tlml scries of contests & SSH
pro cd lliu t 'ilef fenturo of tho New Jersey Ath- S j, fljS;M
lctlc Club's Independent 0 Dtj carnival of sport K illj
at Ilcrgt 11 Point jcslcrdny afternoon. Thospeo- t&f Ijffll
tators were not so ntiiucruiii as the mahngrment VJjji' ;;7tH
hid until Ipatcd. Tin roisilngrays of n lortld W ffflM
sun iiiiiilctontcstnnts nil 1 ulhliitcs alike iinctun pfip. I1S3'!H
fortabio, anil tho heat wns i-curtoly tempered by tJW -MSV
the Indolent liruvo prevalent fioin the south. f !!ifj)fB
Chirk, thn clot or Now Luulnnilcr, liinnogcd to ii'A I'fTOl
rnrryoir Iho principal boimis will; comparative) jSSafl
rase. Ho exceeded 1v a percentage of ,t)Cl V.S IjsMj
tho renin! mudo last year by tho winner, Louis ,1 'l 'I LySH
P.bhuldon, Clark show oil In front with a fairly M ' Jjj
good loid uftur tho second event wns decided, it LwSH
nnd bo tncrciscd bis advantage as thecompctl . . mfl
tlon pronescd. Second honors were cap- , "j jr ' iJijD
ttired bj Coggrnvo, tho champion of 1603, who Mf '.Ue
aho exceeded the record of Sheldon. Tha lif'1 k sbbbbb!
Pacific slope's rcprescntalltc, Dole, took third H Cbbb1
honors, beini2 only IT points behind Sheldon1 "fi! ' if bbbb!
figure H. Ituuss led tho Knickerbocker trio, ' ' rnaaal
Wlillobeln' filth nnd Mnhoney finishing Sixth , Ml j f fH
Wlnshlp wuh seventh, nnd Smith, tho Jersey ffi' ' ' ' 'l'aaal
eelioolljov, brought up Iho renr. nioss would 'jtil ''
hrivo obtained a fairly good plaro but for a ffllaV alll'l 2 ffs'fl
Imp which incapncltatod him. During the bam- vi:J 1 ')' !B
mcr throwing he was struck on tho leg by tho , I'll?:. jtfl
han He of a hammer, the Injury badly crippling t ?'; -i.", Kaaal
him. Mit', itlH
In tho regular evonls on tho card thero woro I)jL' !f
sovcral spirited contests. Iho summaries: til'; jbbbI
f Jl -,' ttttaaal
IMMVinUAL ALL-AROUND CIIAMPlONBIUr. Jl ': jlH
100-Vard Ilun Urst heat Won by Edward B. jj, ' , jH
riots. New fork A C, time 10 2 5 sowill, 3' !j ' liaaal
pc-reeutago874iEllery n. Clark, Iloston A. A, seoond, lfj j t cVigH
pcroentage80it Jamea A. Mahouoy Kntokerbuckev ,T v. id
I A. A, third, percentage 818. becond heat Won by $ iV--, iibbbI
John Cosgrove, Now Jersey A.C , llmo 10 3-0 seconds, uh bbbbbi
percintane 812i Charles H lioie, satiforl Ublvirstty, VkK ! bbbbH
second, i--rrntas:e 710, Dardel lu ust, Knlekc rbukef p Jai'i obbbbb1
A, O. tblrd, pen-rut aje "OU. Third beat won br sJaaT( ' 'VbbIbbbI
ErnevtC White, Knlckerlioeker A. C tlm- 11 seo- wU,. 4bbbb1
oudt, p rcentage 748; Ui orgs u. W lnshlp. New Tork "'JH 'IobbbbI
A C, to, ond. iercentx(e 671 1 Ucorge . bmltu. New VmV flsaBBi
Jrr-i-5 A. O , 111 rd, p -revntae 841. iiml sbbbH
I'utttiiit thn hlitt-en Pound Shot Won by Clark. CK(t: ; jsasal
87 feet llCj luches, ierttltiu 6118; tVTilte, s-"- iiiKrifc iIbbbbbI
ond, H5 feet, ier'entaire 424; Cosgrove, third, ili cIbbbbI
8.1 feet 9 Inc es, percentagt d84i Maliuuey, w'j 21bbb1
fourth. 82 reel Inch, percenter 284; Reuaa, 4I i bbbbbI
nrtli, 31 feet 519 Inches, percentage aSI; Dole, slain, ''ly1 -i' sbbbbI
air. et 5 Inches, erwntane 262i Wlnthlp, seventh. V?' 4 SbbbbI
80 feet 4 Inches, eroentage 200; 8m. tb. eighth. 80 ? fjl', i (bbI
feet n Inch, percentage lbs; Illoas. ninth. 20 feet 4 NS1 'i HbbB
Im hes, pro ntac-e 152. r-Wif ; '. -taaB
Itunnmg llntb Jump Won by Clark. C feet via)" ' ..SbbbbI
Inches, perccnta 1 7Hli lllost. second. 6 feet Pig ?aKlftu$ bbbI
Indies, pcri-entage 762i Cosgrave, third, D feet 8i rsfWB 'Jbbbb1
Itictios, p, rcentage 7.12; Heuss, fourth. 0 feei ,ni $ bbbb!
iltu Inches, i,erc-ntage 888. Mahoney, t-9klS IsbbbI
fifth, 5 feet lih Inches. percentage 888 !'- ' ? bb1
Dole, sixth, 5 feet 4"-j inch's, pcreenisse 884 tl'sBii, S sbbbI
Wlilte, seventh. 0 feet Xh lnclu-a, -rcent,K- 5S0 M, f
Wlu.lilp, eighth, 4 fit 11 Inches, ixrcenta.e 44B ; K ':''
Smith, 4 fert 11 mutes, roentai(e 448. Wv "3 J
bio-Yard Walk Won by Iteui-s, time 4 minutes 'JR WiM
8 1-5 scHoudo, percentage 871; Cuegrave seoend, time Sfffv fr -itval
4 mlniit, s 14 4 0 seconds, percentage A38 Mo- atj Mai
hone) third, time 4 minutes 16 2-5 seconds, VMA. 5) SaH
pireentaite 035, White fourth, lime 4 mln- SSK if JbbbbI
Iutes 15 111 seconds, percentage 814; Dole vjpjs-Gc aaaB
fifth, time 4 mtnutea '25 1 6 eecoud. pcrcentare 680 'I'BBBlilf bbbbb!
IVlnsUlp, tlxth. time 4 tulnute 2M 1-3 seconds, per VRS'( H
clUh 571 Clark. aventh. time 4 minutes 28 4-5 tfcKJj'f. JH
seconds, percentage 50S; bmltb. eighth, time 4 mln, HfaBBBVBBawal
utrs 29 1 & secundn, ii-re-ntsge 668: Blots, nl&ta- fBBWlBwfl
time 6 mlnutrs 2-6 second . percentage 410. &bbWKHbb1
Throwing the Klxleen Pound Hammr Won by aWrBaQaBl
Clark. 117 feet t-j Inches percen.ajre tlBI-a; Whlta bbHHsbbI
si-iotid, 100 feet 61 chea, percenttae 464; Cosgrava bbwbbbbbbI
third, 92 reet 8 Indies, percenian 371 1 Reuaa fourth, bbHiSbbbbbbI
CO feel 7 Inches, percentage 293i Do a nfth. 77 fees .?BBBBm bbbbI
lOHilncles, fio-utage lust-ii Smith sixth. 77 feet S bbbR4Jbbbbb1
Inches, percent aire lert: Wlnthlp seventh. 75 test T aaa? bbbbI
Inches, pereentiiiie 16ii; Bloea eighth, 68 feet 2 Incnea, al Jt afl
perieutaxe 53; Mahoney nlutn, 83 feet 8-a Inches, fllfv bbI
perern are 474. JbbV-9 bbbbI
120 lard Hurdle First heat, won by Clark, time, M1 i bbbbI
17 1-5 aeiouds. ptrorntae 700; Heuss second, par Vri 'iLtS
entage U90, vvbtte third, percentage ecSt Bmlth tKl n. BsS
fourth p rtcutage 335. becond heat, won by Dola. ttfi bbbbI
time 17 1-r, seoouds, peroentare 700iCosgraveaeoondv var-?li bbbbI
Iereeutage 740, Wlnshlp third, perosntaire dS5; Mae ''li'ffil $ 'LS
oucy fourth, perorntago 533. Blots did not com- (asff. 5 Sal
lXj- izmmfii 4bbb1
l'ole Vault Won by Dole, 10 feet 0 Inches, per- :iaHr 9S
ccntrufe eoA: Heuss second, 10 feet 0 inches, peroect ?1bVp v TsbbI
un 700, Clark tblrd, 9 rrct 8 Inches, (wrceatage Mat aRt" - tfl
Co-iirrave fourth, 9 feet 8 lncbes, p-rcentags 688 ?mia' 'bbbbI
huilth lltta. V feet 0 tnura. percenta 588, Maho- j'fl'll f laal
Le slit"., I) feel, pen intnire 472: White aeventh. O bbbbI V bbbI
feet. percTntsge 2e0i VMusnlp eighth, 8 feet, ps- 4FM a-, aaaal
centaKe 2eu Uloa did not coinpet . SjTaKelsaTsBi
Turuwlnr the Fltly-fli Pound Weight TVon by - JsBijBBBBi
Clark 23 fest 4 Inches, percentage 400, Write two- - " bbbT, NbbbbbI
ond. 20 fret 4 Inches, percentage J ,8; Cosgrava ' bbbK ''JbbbbbI
third. 2n reet Ss lncle peroentago26l:Uolu rourth, ' TsbbbV sbbbbI
li feet ll-umct-ri,, imntiL-ii lt0i Heua. firth. Iff iLlDKBa
teitllioLes, (iereeutage 100: Mahoney sixth. Its 1jbbbVbbb1
fert 10 inches, ptrcettage 88, Wlnshlp seventh, 14 v'bbbCMsbbbI
fee t elu. lies, la'led to qualify ; bmith eighth. 10 SKvir&aBi
fe-1 Eluchis, failed to qualify, Bloss did not com- 1a'f' V iaS
Pete iVSij.Vl Ssal
One-Mile Ilun Won by Cosgrave, tlm 5 minutes 49 'i VflwtW JH
seHin Is. iKrcentaire ,119; White second, time 5 mla dffzB Waaal
utes 42 3 5 second,, percentage 678, Dole tblrd. time lnyr- IctSbbI
6 mluutrH 43 S-5 e eonda pereenia?o 571; lUuss iVbUsk vIibbbI
fourth, t'me 3 minutes 68 4 8 seconds, percentage 605l Sz&R 'viaH
iviiislilpi.filt tltieiimluut s 182 ,see-onds pernur iiif ,'5iH
Hi'7,Mnliniiiy sixth, time 8 minute-. 2 -1 1 5 seconds, K iliTB
la-rcetilaitb 34i, Clark seventh, time G minutes 94 4-5 asVY 1 JbbbI
tcvonds, iierci-ritage 815; Smith elshth. time 8 mln ty ('4'CjlH
utes 413 1 seconds, iiercentage 288. moss did uot ttt 'JjiV
eonit-aite. &v fffl
Runnlrg Broad Jumi Won by Clark, 21 feel, p Bl Hm
oeiitac, 760: M iho 1, y second. 20 feet 8 Inches, per- W iiU
o ul ijo 'Uf, Dull- third. 20 feet, i-e rceutage neOi . ..'','laS
Coecrare fourth. 19 feat 4 Inches, p-roentage 198 j t S-SJB
1. us fifth, 19 feet C Inch, perccitaije 5H8, Thlts SJi !
slxt ,, It- fiet lie. tn h s. (v-n-entace .180; Wlnahlp Jl SZarl
sevenih. 18 fret 10 Inches, percentace 648; Smith iJ i rvfl
eighth in feet 9 c, inches, prreentate J32. Bloss did jSl W$U
not cumpete. : If j rsBl
folnlec re-s-Clark. 0.2444; Cosgrave. 5,604; Dole, mi MbbI
6,1144, H111-B. 6,101. While, 6.157: Mahoney, 'li' .IbbI
4,11214; Wlu.hlp. 3,9411: Bmltb, 8SU0; Bloat, 2,211 S.J ijH
for five event. 'JiV --MlH
7.1 Ynnl Dash, Handicap Final heat won by R. W, Ifj
Moore, Ne 1 ork A C , s rntch: Matthew P. Hatpin, S ii-ial
NtvvlorkA C,4frrt aeroud, J. E. Muillaan. Thllo- K' I !
patiinu I, 1 . 2 feet, third. Time, 8 1-6 seconds n -?H
CieMlle Walk, lliindUai Won by James l raaer, Jg ui-ilS
Kev, Jeracj , C , 35 seonds, Ixiult Ltehirold, ew gy ; fSt jjf
Jtrai . C, 20 a,-couds. stcv.nl, Samuel llet.old, ,& Bt.i.al
I'votln.e A.C, scratch, third Time, 7 mluuttt 21 3-5 5i ; Stijjl
sect ml4 fl A'-iJal
enu Tard Kun. Handicap Won by P U Christian- J J 'Jtl'H
mii Jire A C, '20 yardai r W lCie. ew i k 'IM
lorktlty, -20yanl. tmm 1: T O MWrr. N w Vc-rat 3 . Av?H
A 1 va-df, tt nil I 11 2 n lu 11 s 1 tn md 13 , lltflfl
'.iManl lluu lljud - ip-FIn I I " it w o-i b.r M. W. Cl 3 3vB
la3iiP, liuthlng, L 1, 7nls.i . 4 I aintiert, Xavler M a la
A . . 9yanl. i-ceord, v A Wiyte New Jersey A. . -IIsbI
c , 111 vardj. third lime. 22 .1 1 s -eouds Ja ' l (
cue Mllo Hun. Kindle ip Won by J. Sheeran, fM 1 rln
Bawmne, no ynnU oswall ii-eln. Arbor A.C., It refl
All auv , no urdi, tev 011 1 I' 1 iirutlanMU, hew Jer. ff, :
My A C, scratch, thlid. Tliui 4 mluutes 43 4 3 if filial
iimir, -s il cyal
Two-Mile 111 -y lo Ita e. Handicap Final heat won sv HrlS
bv Hair, ilixfiril. New Jersey A C , 80 yurd: W. H. ft aSS-Tial
M"nHtt Citl 1'Dlni Cyil rs, no yards, aecoud; Wll- -JS Syai
Horn MiCullei, U al-etli, bO yards, third. Time, 5 'ii tpufl
mtii ites '2 1 1 .' t Himdi dpi ..LTaal
o 1 mtr I ii Pa e, nspdleap Final best won jf jik -
bj lUlrv Ho-Tor.l ew Jfrtey A C, 40 ardt J. Sf jas
luiuiiii, Jr., Fr-ndtlilp WU ctnien, 120 yards, seoondi i v '
I. Imiikllii. liDouiif.Mj yards, third. Time, 2 mln- fl ' 'IbbI
utis 3 te ends fi ,1 IH
1. n Ian Hurdle, Han Heap Final heat won by J. , VH
Tliompai u.Jr l.ii A A.sirateh, Matlbetv P. Hal- - iitM
1 111, .S.V A C, 7 5 urdi, seiond; hydney A. Lima, ffl !
l.uu , rbuvkur A c, 7 yards, third rinio, 18 2 8 V) i ,
Ci 1 II a jw . i
4l nl Kun Handicap Won by N, W Long, f ti (
Hua 'iw, u 1 1 ruril 'ic'orirf w Vreelai I Knlck- IU , ritH
.rnbii 1 1 1 5 .-da, m on 1 N It 1 ndematt, ?,i ' J, H
N,n J 1 nicy A, C, 15 yards, thlnl lime, 60 2-0 IX ! !
b C tills. IT, fi IlH
llinivvlng Ihe Discus, Handlcvp Wuu by Michael siai m
1 ill van Vert r A A , 10 f. l, 1 1 7 fi- I 4 Inohesl U rf I9JJ
2n si- Mil In II, I' is line A (. " feet aeeoul. Ill If J Ifl
: 'Cl Iiiui.n. V t M1lt1, hue ki rta.k r A.C., 11 , 4LAm
fi" thlnl ill fiet 1 Inch A, 9'iM
'I no inniu-r inr iheotginiratiun whose reprsv- . Is'lSaB
re.iti.t vii tallied the gro,,liiit ininibcr of polnta f t j mJm
vv.- von with a reiuiil or '.'li bv tboNow Jersey 'If-H SI
, ('. 'I lie 1 llier duhsmris wuro: 'K y H
i-tt -inrk A. C . 12, Sailer A A.. H: Tale A, A. B 'If 111
l.l.. .(Tin. kerA (' , 6, I'a.tlme.V C , 8, Atb ir A. (L, it! iM
, i'niti 1'jIiiI toilers, 11, rrlendai Ip V uaelcion, i, '!( j
LuuUuched atlilctes captured the other ailnta. Ik t fl
nien'a foursomes at SI. Andrew's. , t' 9
Vo';ng"Artli'e" Hold, tho ll-yrar-old son of ! : ' '-9
tin- I'rc'siiltiitnrilmSt. Andrtvv'sGolf Club, with ffi ;
J. II 1'phnin, 0110 uf the-old numbers, wero the w 9
Piiuisifiil pair I 1 llio foursome handicap for tha m 9
hla at llnnies I'up at llio Hi, Andievv's links . M
joaUrdiij, 1 ho ruiiimmr) follouu: J).',- t
Orimt. ll'enp. Kit, IK'S i '
A Hell and J II I'p'iam .. 90 10 ai f 1 fM
A I I Ivem i aul W II Inula. 99 u 90 5 J i M
j ,' v Jouiiai 11 mii' willui 102 10 ut fi i :U
A 'la.iiiia d Itulait laxknart. .1U9 16 96 ,
. ,hn 11- id ull J II l) riillmadK0...1l)9 13 08 I 1 M
1,11 1 11111 am Jenkii s . .117 16 103 St
K.ii.blcy and ,0 an Antwerp. 112 7 103 A i 4
Annual l.nir Ifalch at lanox. IK
1.1 icv, Jlasi, July 0.1li annual I'ourth of K. . ' 1
Jul) liiiuiii-.ip gulf iimtch was played on the j ,
I.1111V iiuki ibis iiioriiliig. lliero wore thirty I; I
uilriisiiiid tvvi ntv-four h iiidml in suircs. Tha m
110 111 vvuru in I'iic 1 iiullllon, nnd low scores & m
vn in nun e. I), W. llisliop, Ji at acratch, tin- t 9
l; Hltihhlli. , , . ., Ti v , m
Ihttiuiiilllions w re uliitren holes, handicap, K i (
no .111 pluv 1 Im prirtut wt rn valuable stiver Is J
trophies. Hie bent i-currs vvoro: Jiiiuca llnrnes, at 1 "
lit!. Ui, 101, K. A, 'llinnip-oii, lllll, . 101, and Mi ! ;. M
K, r. 1 In) I, 111, 10, 101. It trims and Thompson fi 1 '
will Plu) oil to iiiiimw for llio iiiUeH, r f
r I
lienn loglst Johu li u,ilhury, 127 W 42d st i U
h Y reniovis frcoklrs ( nu.ult aluu free. Tarns J,
lumlerutu hi nd 10 o uts for lleauly Hook and lamnls
ef either WoCKlhxr'si'aclalbuai'Uil'aoUlCreaaM i ) M
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