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THE SUN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 3, 1914
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.BRITISH POLO TEAM
HAS FIRST PRACTICE
ToniKiiiMHi. IlniTet, and Traill
Mac I'ii, Willi Whnboi-uff In
I'Iikt of Cheape.
Ili:T MIMII FOUR IX GA.MK
Lorl.etf and Dnlvo.of I'oiinnintln
on side Tliat Loses by
7 I- to I. a-i.
H(fiKW.. I- I June . r-or.l Vm.
bo; i, - . in) remark. "Wo have a .port
re hi ' was echoed l.y the majority
i ,n t.i rt wlin watched the first pruo
Pl l-'ngllsh polo team on the
Meadow Ihonk No. 2 Drill late this Hfter
.won. .M.iiu Hit- smice of Unpt. Cnenpe
tht in.ei.iation.it side plujuti seven periods
,nj.lnt ,i scrub team composed of two
Knxi.ci 'Hi illtutea aiul two Americans
Anil nun u r.ithtr uninteresting game by
i sere of "'j goals to
Tue inn iiv touowed u' session In which
'.. uu.i who will iviiiikim the American
,tam. in i!it optmlng match next Tuesday
nimluy defeated unother scrub rombliia
ion. A society crowd nf unusual msrtil
uit a attracted by the double bill and
Did u.g M.tmls by no mean looked 0.
ntled while the Americans were going
urouh thm' iii.iiueuvrea on the Interna
tional Held, wh.eh will be used ultern.itelv
by tli two teams for the few remaining
I'ritt tue lonte.ta,.
tpt wane s absence from the Kama
Uvdty was on account of the news which
ie ' .it-a on .l..ulay night that his
t - ti- Mrs. C. P. Kay, hail been one of
.is Wct.ms In the Umpreas of Inland
illMltrr It Is understood thnt he will be
rre.id. il on ti. play In the mutch and
'hat the lineup will lie as given cut when
the team arrived. Lord Wlmborne took
i 'apt. tiicape's place at .No. 2 to-day,
with Oapt Tom'tlnmn playing No. 1,
Major Hirrett No. 3 and John A. Traill
bark The side was opposed by tho Duke
vt 1'enar.inda. No. 1 ; J. Watson Webb,
No. J, C I llcadlestoii. No. 3, and Cap
, Lockett back.
All th' ugh the practice It was evident
iht the tilt Incr players had not got over
the efferts of the sea voyagtt. There Were
miny muses of thu ball that would be In
cjruMMe in a team properly keyed up
for an ih.trn itlnnal contest,
Cu t T .uikiiison at No. impressed the
,ecsi-irs n.i " than any other player.
Hesh ned mine of the tre mondous hitting
OTir t ut C',ipt, Chuipe displayed In that
"nillon a )ear ago, hut he Is every bit
..s fea...- a rider mid followed the ball
with a darhiif that Indicates trouble for
'-arry Waterbury when the real battle
eccui .
Major ll.irrett was watched more care
full) thn any other player on account
if the stories of ureal Improvement In his
(t.ime since ho was here with the lull
team. At times ho exhibited (treat ability
n burhlnK tho ball anil turning It for his
'Aards. Tim wiry little back, John
Tra! earned the respect of the onlookers,
ile met the hall fairly on mom occasions
ui'l returned It with precltlon. Though
T a. 'I played his poMtlun ni, it l doubt
ful If he had any advuntnise In that ri
erect over Papl. I.ockctt, who Ixfore he
tl-eil inward the cni of the same was
one )f 'he chief workers for the scrub.
l'cf i,.s the best polo was seen In the
tlr i iier.i.j, hen both men and ponies
wet fiiiiii ljrd Wlmborne got In a
I'icU) run ilnsn the fciuvi.nea soon after
the Lull was put In play, and the or
iKanlzur of tiie team had the honor of
niirinj: the first goal .-.r the Whites In 1
"ftilnute and IT seconds. Terry Uendles
an raivthi the Invaders off' their Kuard
when tue ball ua thrown In aealn and
i.o kul a .al In the nulck time of 48
jOna!, Netthi r side coutd advance the
Doll for any distance until Major llarrett
plckJ It out fiom a melee and, passing to
Wlmborne, canned IK'kett to make n
of' ty. I.ord Wlmborne cut It In for
notiieV score, while the players were
cussed In front of the eoiI. There was
i.i) icore In the second, but .the Whites
lot iuf a B"ul f.ir a foul by Traill and
the nco-e only t 1-1 to 3-1 In their
UvrkA fcv.il by Train n.i another bv '
Psrre.it" itaU- a ood lead to the Whites
at thc'eml of the third period, and they
nie ' lost th'-'lr advantnse. .
In the fourth period Harrett made a ,
Kelly pas his Lordship, who scored
nil t(iuallzd fur one made by lleadles- I
ion (jUWH were ajraln equal III the tlfth,
tteMi and Tialll scoring, while In tho
tilth the Whites Increased their lead when
Tmkinron sr-ored tho only (joal. in the
eientli perlud. which ended the game, the
Duke f l'tnaninda and Webb added a
couple of falllts for the Oreeli and lied
n l Traill wolind up with another for tho
Winus The lineup:
INTEKNATIONAI.S I SCRUII3.
No. 1-Caul II. A No t-Duke of Tena-
'lonikinwn I rsoda.
o i-ljmt Viml)orn.!No 5 J. Watson Webb,
o S-Mur r W ,N0. 3- C. V. Iteullemon,
.. . . I'arreii Haek-Capt. V. Loikett.
l.i k- JmIiii A Tra'.ll
, Jr liiifrniiioiul.-l.onl Wlniborne. 3: J. A.
Traill i Ilirn tt. Tnuiklnton; lol liy ponully, '
f juol Kor herulu lle.Klli uiii, :; .Webb. 3! '
Uuki ol Piiiarnmla; Ion by nafpty, i, soul.
l.Hrrre J t" Couley. Time Novell periods of I
m nn m ea h
tne n .uch played by the Americans
''fre i n Ut'le attempt ut team play, but I
Htmv of lively hlttliiK caused oals to run
upiuuKl In the early nerlorli. Alnnn. '
Itr.vin of It.nlmir, I'n., who made his
tin iiiiitaninei' In th lineup opposlm; the
K foi.'. Hhuwid to advantage, h made
'eviral piett) runs and iistonlshed the
Kciu.us in makltur two kohIs In the
I'enod to offset the two made by I,a
Jlon'jKi" for the Whites, There was I
i'ii-m ,.f oroHslpir mid liumpinK. with the!
rmuit ii ,,i both sIUms lost a Koal for fouls.
.. WHITKS
V." ' H L.i Miintfciii.
t- J M Water-
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HM1KH.
No. 1 Alex, llrown
No. 2-C. C. Humaey.
No, 3 M. Htetenson.
Uack-H. C. I'hlnps
0 t ti Mi.hurn
lU'k 1. rtjterbury.
Soure While IS- ltlit,. i Cli. In- IVhl...
La MonuKne, s- J M Waterbury, 71 U. Mil- I
on i i i U'al.rhury. 2: lost by iienalties, t
1 ' Hi I. Uiooii, 4: Humaey; lost by
l" " simi Heferee II K. Marshall Tune
. i iiU'0u of 7V nilimiea each,
HUNDRED SEEK JERSEY TITLE.
Klrl.li. Mipt-i'teil lo I'lntl Plnily of
Illltiii llfglns To-iimrrou.
A' v.ii 100 names are on tho list of
' iui the uhainii oiishlii of the New
J' Smto ijnlf Association, which wu
Mterday by William Wntum,
'i s--i-tury. Tho tourney begins to
'W on the comas of the Morris
' ' ' Unlf Club.
"hw,i1i Klrkby, tho new Mutiopolltnn
' ' ' i' "it, stvms to bo thu best of tha
' ''ii. but uniiing those who may give
' t ii.ii d buitl aie Max It. Marsluii,
Hi't.s..'. Max If. Ilfhr, Mirrls County!
" t It'siej, Atlantio City; O i Van
' ' ' Ii . II iltusrul, and John N, Ktturns
nni- i ille.
'in.ilif) ng rniinil to-morrow morn-
i hi at e'ghteen holes and p'ay
b Kin at 9 o'clock. The conteitants
nni In en palied hy thu tournament
iii'i.e. but may rhooso their own
' e. or lie paired at the tlrst lee.
M"ns County courss may best b?
'i tn-miirniw morning bv any one
i'n tin. us over the l.uckw.imm,
I IrriVn .w V.irl nl 7-111 fi.in nt...
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Tne reitch Convent, the station nearest
"ub, at S 15, 9 135 and JO ill.
HERE ARE KIVAL POLO TEAMS.
Henr I. it AIoiiliiHiir AVIII I'lny AVItlt
.tllllmrn nml Waterhur) a.
Neither the American nor KnglMi polo
Humps were oDlclally Klven out yesterday,
hut Tub f.v Is able tn announce that the
pluyiiM and lineup of both teams will bo
ns follows:
AMKHIf'AN TK.VM.
N. 1 It. I. Muntmne,
No. S I, M. Wnterbiirr,
N... .1 I), Mlluani.
Murk I.. Htrrlinry.
Niib.tHiili- II. c. I'hlppo, Mulrolm cteten
on, . c. ilumtey,
KNdl.lSII TRAM,
No. 1 ('apt. II, A. Tomklnn.n.
So. I t'ltpt, l.r,llr mi. . ( hrHpe.
No :jilrtjr j-. w urr,ltl
llaik .Inh n A, Traill.
tiiltltiiti t'apt. I Ulan l.ocltett, Lord
Wlmlmriir, lluke nr IVimrmiiU.
SHAFER AND SMITH KEEP IT UP.
MlllihMtlMa Utiulilra CliHiniltna lift
In .Mnrlnt nml Klrl.l I'lnitl.
Carl Khafer and KIiir Smith, tho team
that won the .Manhattan doubles cham
pionship In the New York Lawn T.'linls
Club tournament last Haturday, micheil
the filial round In the Marine and FUlil
Club open tnuruaiuent yesterday at the
club courts lit mth lleach. The Manhat
tan tltln holders came throiiKh In the
upper half of the tlr.iw by defentlnu H. V,
l.ike and C. C. liurrotiKli In the aeoonJ
round at 6 3. t and followed this vic
tory by I'tliulnatluK Mark A. Noble and
A. W, Warden In the seml-llnal at fi--2.
7 5. The latter team had advanced from
the second round by the default of Julio
M. HMnaeher and A. llrown.
In the lower half Vanderbltt II. Ward
and Walter Hazard defeated Wlllouuhby
il. JennliiKS mid llecluald r. Wood In
the scmMlmil round offer three hard sets
at G f. fi 3. 3. Ward and llarard
will meet Binltli nnd Shafer In the llu.il
round on Krlday. The summaries!
Msn's Dnub'as--Steond round Mark A.
Hlmfer and Kin Sn.llh ilareatetl It, V. lke
ami 17 ti lfiirroughs, 3.
feml-nnal llouml Carl Shadr nnd Kln
Hmlth defeate.l Mark A NuMc ami A W
snd Walter llsiar.l defrateit Wlllnunhliir t
Jennings and Ittclnald l".
vtooo. t 7, j.
3.
MISS BALLIN IN THIRD ROUND.
Sirs. Itn) iiioiiit nml Miss W'llilvy Atsu
Win Their .Mntoli.
HAVKiiroRP, P.i June 2. Ono New York
and onu Philadelphia
hlladelphla player advanced to.
rUtlli,Clf..tli1..J,,,..,,n,, "ntn"y'"
L. . r? " "L?:
the third
vanla and
plonshlp tournament to-day on the courts
of the Merlon Cricket Club. Miss Plur-
ence O. Uallln of the West Hldu Club
New York, defeated Miss Sara .Wilson c
Merlon. 82. fi 3. The Philadelphia-!
to advance was Mrs. Gilbert llnrvcy o!
Merlon, who defeated Miss IC, llrlnton,
60. R 1.
The big attraction was the doubles. Th
first pair to record a victory was Mrs.
Edward Itaymond, New York, and Mlsi
Kdna Wlldey. 1I3 title holder, In this
event. They defeated Miss II Meehan
and Miss Pelrce, 81, fi 2. The suns
marles:
Championship D.iubles, Preliminary Itnund
Mlui Durnthy DUiinn ami Mln Mully
Thayer iltfetted Ml ri. Ilaker anil Miss A,
Kennniy. J s. s; ll normirn luiun
and Mli Clara Cli-c iltftalnl Ml. Inn-
bella IVndlelon nntl Miss Marlon Tnulinln.
C 3. 641 Hie Mimes Meyers ilnfeateil tho
Xll.jts WlllUms. 3. , .Mrs. rtllbert
Harvey and Mix H. Mnrrli dfeals. llli
iKiualierty ami .Mts Thomits, :. 1; Ml
Krnnklln ami Mlt Niuman ilsf-sted Mini
Nelliun sml MIm I.llllr. I, 14, 6 4,
Klrst linun I Marlon Kennii and Mlia
Kleanorn Hears ilrstnl &lla IllMtnn .nrl
... " J..."'1' . . Vt l Aire. iayinona nnu
Mlas Wlbisy defeated Miss Meehan and Miss
I'slree, I. ti :.
Championship singles, Strund Hound Mrs.
Cillbert llary ilefesied Miss Katherlne
llrlnton. , 61. Mlsa Florence Uallln
dctaated Mlas Kara Nellson, 6 7, ti I,
YALE AND HARVARD JOIN HANDS.
Miss Thayer. 0, 13: Mrs. Itaymond and
Mnkti Up Coutblnallon Itetuy Tram
for .v York A. C. (in mra.
Nuw Havev, June S. Yale and liar
vnrd will send a Joint relay team to tho
New York A. C. guinea at TraNers Island
Haturday, according to an announcement
here to-night. Cupt. Itrown and Wllkle
of Yale and lllngham and llarron of Har
vard will maku up the team, which w.ll
enter In the mile relay event. In addi
tion to the relay team Yalo men will be
entered In ten other events.
Track coaches at Yalo are elated over
the recovery of Patter, who pulled a
tendon In the elimination trials at the
Intercollrglates. To enable til in to get
In good trim coaches have advised him to
necept all offer he has received to com
pete abroad during tho summer, with
Wesley M. Oler. Jr., the young New
Yorker wha was placed first In the inter-
concgiuiu nigil junni auiurunjr, l uurr win
nrinrYaloteJ'wln
go with them.
RICHARDS LEADS REALTY MEN.
Dora Baltusrol In H7 Phillips, With
HU, Una l.ovsest t,
Hiiokt HlLLH. N, J., June 2. The golf
ing members of the Ileal Kstnte Hoard of
New York held 11 one day tournament at
the llaltusrol dolt Club to-day. Prises
were piovlded for the gioss und net scores
In two classes, A and II, nnd there nlsu
were rlzes for the licst selected eighteen
hole score on thlry-alx holes In both
classes.
II. C. Illchardi won the gross prize In
Class A with un S7, and the nut went to
II. N. Phillips, whose scure. was 98 13,
85, In Class U the gross winner was .
II. Navle with a 94, and U. I). Arthur took
the net tronhv with his enrd of 101 2f, 7!
II. J. Kachs and (1. 11. Conger, with 87
tn l so. won tho gross and net awards In
tho Cluss A selected score competition,
and the winners of similar prizes In Class
II were It. II. McDonald with 97 und F. I.
Kelley with 83.
DATES SET FOR AUTO CLASSICS.
Vanderlillt Onu I'eli, it a, Grand Prla.
March 7, PaiiniiiH-PuclHo Kill roll 14.
Hak I'RArit.'lHco, June 2. Dates for the
big nutomublle races to bo held next year
in connection with the Panama-Pacific
Kxposltlon wero announced to-day. The
Vandnrbllt cup race wll bu run on the ex
position grounds February 22, the (Jrand
Prix March 7 and thu Pnnama-Paolfln oup
race MHrch H.
In addition to these contests It H
planned to hold a road t.ico from New
York to San Francisco. The course would
be over tho Lincoln Highway with the
Mulsh at the exposition grounds.
Murtlu Outpoints Thell.
Johnny Martin defented Joo Thlcd of
Philadelphia In u ten nmnd bout ut tho
Olympic Club last nlglu. Martin fougnt
inughly und was warned repeatedly, in
tho tenth hn Moored Thlel, who was up In
a moment, out finished in a bad way.
Itegluient to Cheer far Its Nine.
The wholti Seventh Iteglinent, 1,200
strong, will i;o to West Puint Saturday to
cheer on Us team In tho annual baseball
game with tha cadets.
Illllllle lt Hoi Wlillx Auiiln,
Mii.w'apkkk, Juim 2. Willie ltltchle and
Charley White will meet In another tmi
round bout hero on Labor Day, under
trnUtlvu arrangements unm'ime.ij tii-day
by local promoters, who bald they hud the
consent of both tighter. ICfforts uru be
ing made ulso lo match Whltn with Ad
Wolgast, who Is u great favorite here.
MRS, JACKSON EARNS
TITLE AT GREENWICH
Siiiilnmon(H Hnr Fine fl!l
First Day With III) for
Winning Total.
on
MISJS OSGOOD IS SECOND
Philadelphia Women Gain Next
Two Hnceh Handicap Also
Mr. Jackson'H.
OiuuNwicit. Conn., June J Increasing
ty two strokes tho seven stroke lead on
inn neiu which she gained yesterday, Mrs,
II.
A. Jackson of llotton won the women's
ktprtl .'Ml f .ih.ln..ln.l.'.. .... . I .
Kastern olf fhainplonsh;p over the links
of the Greenwich Country Club to-day.
Mrs. Jackson supplemented her remark
able 83 of )sterday with a well played
0 to-dny, and her total of 172 made the
title hers by an ample marsln.
Iloston triumphed uealn by getting
second tilace, Miss Kami Is C. Usiiood,
llrnolillne, MnlshliiK next to Mrs. Jackson
on the list. M.ss Osgood's score for the
two days of play was 90 il, Ifl. Two
Philadelphia women were third ami fourth,
-Mrs. Clarence II, Vanilerbeck with 142
and Mrs. Houald II. Harlow, the lill.1
champion, with U3. Tenth was the best
position attuimd by a New Yorker, Mrs.
... . . ,' ......
uvn i'i..j uraan una iiioriiuiK none ni
tne contestants were inclined to dispute
(.Mrs. Jackson's claim to the title, for her
big lead of yesterday loomed larger than
ever, as a stirr breezu was blowing that
promised to play havoc with the golf of
the weaker ones, The former Miss Hur
ley ran scarcely lie Included In that class,
and tin i u seemed little likelihood that the
wind would bother her in much aa It
would the others.
So It proved. Although not quite up
to her form of yesterday. Mrs. Jackson
was entirely capable of ktcplng her ad
vu t Khe was playing with Miss
neorglanna UMwv. another former
.'haniplo,,. and .,.. began will.
4 un the first hole and a 3 on tho second.
On the next two holes she did not do so
well, taking a 6 and a 7, but she then
steadied down and played Well thereafter.
miu was out in u aim came nome in i
for her 59. On the little tenth hole she
nil nut union out rrom tne tec, per nan
topping on the Up nf the cup. The card :
Mrs. II, A. J nek son, Osklsy
nut I 1 I 7 I II I 4 4
I I H I I I I 1 t 14 I?
The others did their best, but they hud
no chanco to win. In fact none, nf them
succeeded even In equalling the SK made
by thu new champion, Mies Osgood's 90
was next best, but nil of the others took
93 or more. Mrs. Jackson also easily won
the handicap tournament. The sum
maries: Mra. H, A. Jackson, Osklsy, 4 5, 41 It
172. Mlsa Fannie C. 0iu.1, The Country
v tun, a. ii sv isi jin. . . ji, v iiiiuorueca,,
rniiaiieipnia cricKst. 41. 4 2 1(7, Mini
Ilunalil 11. llarluw. Merlon. M. 47 I 111: .
Mlsa Mlldru.l Caerly, Phllsdslphla Coun
try, 4S, 4S 31 11; Mrs. Caleb K. Vox.
lluntlngilon Valltv, 50 1 1. Mln.
Marvaret Curtis, Kssei County, Mass., 41,
4i l 10. Mra. l;. II. Klllir. Mi Ion. 6'l,
41 it in, nii. ii, w. itoope, iirss lnirn,
IT. 60 7 195. ilrs. A, 8, Itonsln. Centur),
50, 4 ac- t, Mlsa llarrl.itl H. Cunts.
Ksaes County. 4. 4t .91 lt., Miss Anns
Naaon. The Country club, 4s, 67 100 1H;
Mrs. N. I'enilltton Itogsn. Ilullusrol, (1,
(I 101 lit, Mra. Milton IterolJ, I'hllmont,
47, 4V 1, Miss UeorgUnna M. lllshup,
llronklaivn. it. 61 100 suo.
Miss Ktliel M ' Citiiipl.ell, (Iverbrnnk, 62,
i as ma -wi; miss nurancs Mceei,
, Aie. lun, ix, Ii-mu :o. Miss Kranits c
I - 111. Merlon, 6. 63 lv2 .94, Mrs.
William Chllvera. Dunuouttla, 61, 51 10; -2oti.
Mrs. W M. lllr.ch. l'lillnionl. 54,
i 10.-JOS. Mlas H. Ktnel Mauls, Merlon.
55. 60 HH -70. Miss Klltsbetli I'nsler.
; Uakley, 41. 65101207, Mrs. William
' In. ilea. W'limlnton. (I, 63 lu 70. Miss
Irene Itlchardson, Phlladslphl.t Crlckst.51.
si - lot, .vs. .Mrs. Itwreiies Hwllt. Knoll
' wnrxl, 47. 64 lul 20i Miss Kllsn tl llno.l,
Philadelphia Cricket. 65. 64 111 J0I, Mrs
. ilr 11 I'atWBun, t.nin.uiwl, 17, 6J lot
ili, Mra, It ti. Illncka, llrooklawn, 61, II
104212, Mlsa K. 1. chantllar, llunllnfdon
Valley, fit. 60102211, Mra. G. Huddarda.
lutriitrouk, 55, 10j 211, Mrs. F. V.
llJtcheklcr. Oakley, 6, 64 114 271.
HARVARD ROWS NINE MILES.
1 ,.,,, rh.no
lo Paddle Henle)
C'rrsv .Hakes Past Time.
1 liKO Too Conn turn. llnrv.e.f. !
'Ui t Zl
slowed up to a paddle and went on for
nine miles. It. K. Herrlck coached thu
llellll'V llllfbl .'llfillii tfi.il.'iv. tho ir..w ulnrf.
lng down the coursu tlvo minutes after the
... .. -
varsuy oarsmen, wun tne tresiiman
eight pacing. The Henley shell covered
tho mllo In S minutes 3H aeconds. Iloth
Capt. Keynolds and Louis Curtis, who
were detained at Cambridge by examina
tions, took their rcspectivu positions In
the varsity nnd Henley shells to-day.
Harvard's vaislty eight did not return
to lted Top until neuily 8 o clock.
(Iai.ks Puintr, Conn., Juno 2. Yale's
squad left Its hoathouie ten minutes after
Harvard's crews disappeared down the
river. The K1I varsity eight started
i toward lb., rnllroail brlilire fit u 311 rl!n.
. which was raised to 32 as thu half mile
i naK wa8 reached. At this point the
1 cruw stopped rowing and a few minutes
1 later returned to qunrters. Wash from a
uteitnier Interfered with the tlinu row. At
cording to report a new Davy shell which
arrived from Cambridge to-tlay was used
by the varsity men this evening. Thero
weru no changes in any of the Yulu hoaln
to-day.
WOULD SEE HARVARD IN WEST.
Mlltvuiikptt Alumni Wan I Kleren In
Play VVIseonslii Aiiuunlly,
Mli.WAUKEP, June 2. Harvard gradu
ates will. urge the lifting of their univer
sity's ban on lulersectlomtl football at
the eighteenth annual convention of the
Associated Harvard Clubs In Chicago Fri
day and Haturday. The pluns of the local
utiimnl Join with those of other Western
uluii.nl who desire to see the gridiron
heroes of their ulma matur on Western
Melds and who will urge that Harvard
play at least one game u season In the
West.
This city's representation, according to
Secretary Nnthun Perles, Jr., of tho local
Harvard Club, will number between
twenty-Mve and Mfty. The Milwaukee
men are urgent In their demand that Har
vard be pitted against a big Western
team, preferably Wisconsin, the 1912 and
1913 chamrlon of the West.
rutting llinvn lleflnnrs's Spars,
Tho big steel mast of tb cup yacht
Dell hick was lifted nut at Jacob's yard
nt city Island on Monday uflernoon and
ycstenluy eight feet was cut off. The
new bowsprit which has been made Is two
feet shatter than the one damaged In tho
trial lust week, The Uellnnce was hauled
out on the ways for cleaning yesterd'iy
afternoon, She will be lowered Into tho
water In-day and her mast will bo stepped
nt once. G, M, Pynnlion and Designer
Owen hope to have the yacht ready to
start In the race of the l.arohmoiu Yacht
Club next Saturday. Kven with her re-
diK-ol epars she will lie Mvu fuel higher In
ine stir man ine vaiiiua.
TIGERS COME FROM BEHIND.
Hymens Oris I'Irst Tvi.. (tuna, Vnt
limner Rboad Turns Tldr.
I'BlNcrroK, June 2. I'rlucton defeatwl
Kyracuse here to-day by a score of 7 to 2
In n Kama featured by two home runs.
Hyracuse sent the first score of the game
over the plate in the suooud Inning and
repeated In the third when Seymour lined
out a clean hit to deep centra Hhleh was
good for four bases, in the Mist turee
Innings only trn I'rliictton batters faon.1
Turnure, the Hraause pitcher, but In the
fourth llhoads came to tho bat with Koyt
and Greene on hasua. and a-nt them both
home ahead of hlin when 1m knocked his
home run to deep right- In the same
Inning llolton scored from surond on
Salmon's single, Princeton scored Its re
main ng runs In the eighth as a result of
a base on balls, an error and two lilts,
one of them a three bagger by Hoyt. The
scoro i
SYIUCL'SE. I MUXrETON
ab r li p a ei Uir bp
'm"ir.:b 6 1111 v'Kstiks.lf 1 II u
lltckrr lb 4
I II U HSIUMI) i i r 1
ahearn.M 4
Cn'ble.cf 4
Kolpy.lb , S
Slsier.rf. 1
t :i'l'Mt,rt ..4210
Q n, nrt-eiu-.rr I : I 5
I 0 KlioaiKlb J I 1 II
1 If Law i . I II I
e Oitlolluii.vb 4 111
K.irbtr If I
Morcan.c I
J Oj'klinun.o. : I H
i t, Wimm.p... nil
i Turn're.'p H t I I I
!
Totals. 31 i 74 II 2! Totals.. W 1 10 10 I
Syracuse 0 1 I 0 0 0 u o ;
Prliueion . 0 0 I 0 o I .-)
.lloleu b.ines -tireene. Ilollon, Kvher, Sar.
Hiv hits IttuM'la. "Jlnioii. Ahearii. Fole), i.
Hires lias liil-llol lloui rutui Utioacls
beymoiir. Mr'I'k oui-Dy Wood, 4; b Tur
mirr, s First bss un b'.U Ofl M'oo.1. :, oil
Turnure, 1 Ivll mi bast Sjrkouv, . ("rime
Ion. 3. First tiase on errois-SrraciiMi, 4
I'rinieinn, t Uuipire-Cotiklikti, Timel hom
and M minutes
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yrsterdil)' Kenulla.
Ilalttmnrs, t. J-r-y City, t,
1'ro' i lencu, I Neutrk, 7
llufr.ilo, I; Tor'Hilo, I.
Monlrsal, ; Itoctmtsr, I.
ntandlng of lbs lluba.
W U 1.
20 II till
U
II
Is
71
in
PC
.hrl
4U
.94J
.3.4
Buffalo .
nsllimore.
IVoTlilenT,
Toronto. . .
ersy City.
Montreal .
Ii .1 61
Moehnler...! 4
Nistlk Id IS
ID')
Tu-ila)'s helirditle.
Ilaltlmora In Jersey City
N'swnrk In 1'rutliiciice
Toronto m Iturrslo
.Muntieal In Uucl.esttr
GRAYS TREAT LEE BRUTALLY
Dvrrrniusi
HlK
)
llnrly I
.NevtnrU.
en it
tin lord
PltovtDENCu. June 22. Uallev u.. una
and after he had passed two and hit three
out and Hentley sent In. He was' hit hard
I und at the end of the fifth Newark had
in tno nrst inning toilav lis u-nu i-.i,....
run ieau. j no uruys lit on I e
savagely in the sixth and aided bv eotle!
errors In that and the following Inning
went to the front and won x 1,. 7 ThV.
score:
NEWAItK 1 1. I..)
... ab r h pa
Collins rt 4 : s o 0
P110VII1EXCK. 1 1 I, 1
ao r 11 p a 1
V. """ rl 1 3 0 " " llstte.rf . 4
4 1 1
Jlime.tt.. 4 0
Witier.cf. I I
Kratl.lt.. 3 1
ielz.?l. . i 0
W 7.1'an.lf I 1
K.Xi'aii.Jh I
U'Ho'ke.c I
I-ce.p, ... 4 e
v -neaii..ii .
s
1 I
7 a l'j!'uell.lf 4
1 I
2 0 0
0 10 u llUuiu.ui!b 9
0 11 Tiit'er.ef 4
1 I 0 1 E On'w.lb 1
1 1 1 0,1shr-ue.ss 4
1 V liJ.UllSIOU.C 1
0 3 ti.Ilaller.ri .. 0
. I ; ., ..
Totals, .74 7 8 74 1J 4ihulli',p'. 5
I I
Tolnl...3J I Ii; 1 I
1 vwfc
,'"'."
1 r0 t"eiu., .
Jon 1J010 0-7
OOAfflltn .
Illta-Ufl llallev In ..... .,..1 ...1. . ...
nllujs: off lleiuley, ( nve llililn.s Htolen
",:.",".IluH.,n"' llalte. Powell. Tan bse hits
"v ! T' T."'"'"' '""r"e Three base hits
,'latl-.K. ZwiDitniian. fachllm 111 4 n
"'If nnd Kraft; i'lalle and K Unslow itru.k
Schulu. J. First base on b.'ills-Oft llalley. :;
V."..'""'',0" Hentley, till by pliclier-Ily
llalley iK. Zlniniernisn. O'Hourke, Novel First
ba.e on errnr-l'rnvlilcnee. 1 l.efi 011 liaaes-
iiln,: r0,"'.,e.m,'' Uniplrea-Nallm and
llallli-nn. Tlnie-1 hour and U mlnulrs
ORIOLES USE THEIR SPEED.
Also Clnnt Hnll Hard nnd
iir hi
ttkerters M lo ft.
Speed on the bases combined with op.
portune clouting carried Jack Dunn's
Orioles to another victory In the second
lineup with Jersey City at Wtst Side
Park yesterday. The tlgurt-s were 8 to 5.
The score :
HAl.TI.MOHE (I L )
1 ab r h p a e
Daniels rf 4 3 1 j 0
JKKSEY CITY U. U)
ao r n p
strslt.rf 4
llul'w'l.rls
fneliler.ib 1
Hlles.Jb. , 3
K hen.cf. 3
Fislier.lf.. I
1 I
1 1 w hi v 11 i : 1 1 .)
1 2
0 0
t 1
1 1
1 1
1 11
0 4
1 6
0 0
1 U
0 It
0 0
0 0
, -Mum 1..H1 1 1 1 1 :
. Crti'.cf 4 0 0 5 0 1
I Derrl'k.a 4 1 2 3 2 1
lall.'JU. .. 5 0 1 2 3 0
1 1.1 en 11.10 I 0 2
1 0l'l)l.lb.. , 4
M'Avny.e 4 0 0
0 OiMiirnhy.B 2
uanrin.p 40003 I 'Oler.e.... I
Husvll.p. 0 0 0 0 0 OiTaylor.p.. 2
Totals.. 3 I 13 77 12 3 tWdil." .'' n
Miesrs.p.. 0
lllarry ... 1
Totals.. 33 ( I 27 11 4
I Ii. ....ntl. I.,i.,..
Hulled for Taylor In
JJtsn fur Heynolda In (lie seventh lnnln-'.
! Ualiimors.
I Jeraev f .11 v
.u.iti iur onrars III ins llllllll munis'.
f(iinni sa
l-i
Jersey city o t 0 0 2 1 1 0 0-6
t.Klrf.1 Va,ft 0,1 errore-llalllmore. 2, Tno base
hlt-"'heii. Three base bil.-Fisher. Dpjrlek.
Sacrifice hlt-lluea Hai-ritiie Ny-Murphy
bloleii bass.-Uanltla, 2; MlilklO, 2; Derrick, 2.
Left on baaea-Halilmure. 7; Jersey City. 4
Iiouble playa-Munihj. llulnwllt and pfyl.
Murphy and Pfyl. First base on balls-Ort
US" or' .li 0,, J'snforth, 2 Struck om-liy
Taylur. 2; by Shesra. I: l,y Danforth. 3; by
Hussnll, Hit by pllihfr--Ily Taylor (Creel:
bjr2hf.'u',.,l,?n'il10' w"'l 1'lUh-Hm.aell Hits
-Off Haiifurlh. 7 in (ix aisl lun-tlurtts IiiiiIiis-h;
nff Russell, I In two ami ont'-thlrd Imilnis: off
Taylur, II In seven IniUnn. oft Shears. 1 In
Jtto ImUiixs, I.'mplres-Hsrrlsoii and Kinneran.
Tune 2 hours and 10 inlnuira.
At lluehealer. '
Montreal 0001 0000 zn l
Huoheater 30000000 03 7 2
llntterlrs Miller, Dale and llawley,
Duchesnll. llpham and Williams,
At IIuiThIii.
Toronto (I. !). 0 0 0 o 2 3 0 0 0 i 10 B
llurfuln (I. 1. 1.. 27200010 ..1 lo 1
flatteries Toronto. Cillbert. Johnson, Hlt
!f.. ."".'! Hnsll, Huftalo. Hrandom and
Krltchell,
RITCHIE RUNS AWAY AGAIN.
Dodges Welsh hy Proxy This Tlmi-,
Mannirrr Doing Unity Ant.
Willie ltltchle will pot 1hx Fred Welsh
In London for tho lightweight rhumplou-
ship ur the world. Once again he has 1
1-111. ..iviv r..,i.i .1, ...n...i. ,1... .1 .... 1
. ....... . - . . . ...w .....tvit. tins tlllin iiy
Piuxy.
I'llllll Thlrv. reiiresentlnu tho Cull- 1
furiitait In this matter, met Hob Veruoii '
ami uurry 1 uiiok yuslinlay afternoon and
put audi 1 obstacles In thu wuy of a meeting
that pothliig was ,,ft to do hut abandon It. i
iniry uec neii to put up a forfeit, to ,
guarantee Ritchie's appiaram.e. instated
on naming Kugcne Curil us refeiru and
also on selecting the stakeholder. Vernon,
who represents Piuinuter Charles Cochran
of London, was willing to waive tho inf.
cree matter for thu luusenl, as was Pollok
ulso, Hut Cochran hud asked his friend
(leoige Cunnlillmi to hold tho stakes an!
Thlry would not consider him, Kven thut
might have been smoothed over but tho
blur.k refusal to post IB, 000 forfeit money
or uny utlief .-.moiir. made tho Imut In
possible. Thlry left for Chicago lust
night.
Hpeelnl Cars lu Curry IIuks.
Hpoclal tralna will run to Mlneola, U I.,
to-day In connection with the show of the
Ladles Kennel Association of A met lea.
Tlie trains leaving Pennsylvania Station
at s:2 und ! A. M, will have extra ears
fur tho accommodation of exhibitors with
dogs 011 chains. Trains leaving Ieimg
Island City ut b ;2H A. ,M, will have tixtiu
baggage cars for dogs. Thero aro sev
eral Inline timing tho morning, hut the
urlc mentioned will provide for the
dors to arrive In time for the earliest
classes to be judged.
Time --Mrs. Jackson Wins
WHITNEY'S PENNANT
WINS UNDER WRAPS
Son of I'cter Pan Sncrecds in
His Fi ri,l Hacc as a
Three-year-old.
IMJSKIN JN HE AT EN FIELD
John E. Madden Scores Fii'Nl
Victory of Uelinont 3Icet
With Dismiss.
IIcluont I-A8K, June 2,-Ilarry Payne
Whitney's Pennant, the winner of the last
futurity, made his tint appearance of
ine s'iison uniier colors lo-oay when he
won the 1. 1 ttle Neck Handicap from a
Held which Included lluskln, tho winner
of the Metropolitan Handicap. Pennant
looks d evety Inch a racehorse as tin
cantered down the stretch fur n mild
u a nn up Uforv the big event, and al
though he carried the big weight for a
thrte-t cur-old of 111 nounds irnod ludueH
riirijilil.r. .1 Ihnt nil hu h.i.l t,. ,lr. It. I...
returned a winner was to kep from
breaking down, A strong play on Ilusk.n
sent Pennant up from i to 5 to to IJ.
. ... , - - - '!
but the son of Peter Pan had plenty of !
support at those Rgures.
Thero was little excitement aho'it the
I race so far as any danger to Pennant
threatened Joe Nottcr got him oil In
rrur.t and wtth Uuckhorn n attendance
he raced don the back stretch with a
stride that kept the others hustling to
keep up Pennant had a length and a
half advantage before half the mile and a
sixteenth had been covered, und then
J Notter let him ralo nlong with Uuckhorn
doing his best behind him und August
Uelinont s Tliornhllt third. liurkhorn
made an attempt to gi-t up in the stretch,
but Notter Jim shook up the leanVr nnd
he enme away to win handily without
being touched with the whip. Pennant
had a length and n half advantage a hu
liasied the Judgi-s, while lluskln closed
strong In the last sixttenth nnd lost tlie
, Place b) only three-iUarters of & length.'
i John Madden ient his first winner at
the meetlni: to tho Host. Tin. inailee of
Hanibuig Place stirang u surmise In Hih
, nr'1 rnc" tor maldim two-year-olds, with
i-'i'-iiuas. juiiiiny .urinKiiiiri nrouitni ine
lliuithter of Ogden up with a rush In the
! ,?!,t 'url'mg to beat out tlw lluller pair,
' ...i n,
August Uelinont scored with Crossbun,
' wll,cn J"sl K""'I1 wuy fnm a twor
";ll "l thP second rae. . at lx furlongs. I
1 J l Hnlland won his dally race when
Jl.lVerriraw lasted long enough to stsvel'iian i.reu. iwa-year-oiua,
off the whirlwind rush of ll.ugo In th I furlonKs l-ady tpt-ndrlft.
third race, for three.year-olds. Virile.
ruimmg in tlie colors of Hurry Payn'
Whitney, lomied off Pennant's victory by
taking the fourth race easily, and rltnne
henge graduated from the maiden class
In the last at one mile, The suniinnrles 1
I'lllST HACK.
For nuildrn tuu- ear-old tllll's and griding:;
by kill x ill lion of $10, villi ti) added: Ale fur-
ltn c. KlrsfifhL
1K
iiurw nu Age, wt,
.torkey
Ibices. Un
Illsmlas, 2..
Ins
MiTai!irrt.. 6 I
2-1 1"
1 a re. 2
IMublel.2..
llei dim. t. 2
( nur II. 2
ins Ktiifiia
s-S
llo Tmxler s-&
V6
lus M tititilnger. l t
ins lli.niiinn yi-i
ins lluxtun. '.'o-l
Ho HurllnEsmr.12-1
los U'uire 16 1
.ins Hutuell .20-I
10 Falrbrother. 11
no MeHtnlcl. Ill
HIS Mrl'l Kn 12-1
ins Ullllams 15 1
1111 (linos. 16-1
3-1
h-1
h-t
hi
A-1
HI
l'r. Oriniir.de, 2..
Ilkirax, 2..
Moniniai.S ,
1 apt In I'rrr.S .
HnHiinlrsf. 2
l'uitemy, ; .
tAslioW 11, ;..
7 1 ill lllue, 2.
-& III
6-1 11
1 12
I IS
iruiurii, 1
IV 1 14
t mink d n Hutler entry 'Coiinled as Cochran
entry. Coupled as Juhnann mtry.
Time. 1 i 1-6
(iood alert, won drlilinc. IiUmlsj. blk. f . by
Oiden--IKinitliy (Iny. nared by Jehu K Mad
den, truli.ed byC. T I'nlUrvui.
.SI'.CtlNII HAC1!
For thicr-year-old; selllin;. by subaerlpilon
of 110, Willi tlisuitdtd: rlx fuilimrs, miln raunr.
nurse t.nu ate w i. jocki j rrltea. tin.
( rnk.iiun, 3 lii-l
Kdlilt W ,S. si
M ilm'nChotce.9 U)7
Oniliirtl.3. lis
(iordon. 3. (ki
J J l.illli. 3.. iua
I'crili Hod. 3. km
neilells 7 5 3S l
Msrcu. IQ-l 4-1 2'
Kalrbrother.io 1 4-1 3'
.Stcirard.. U-l t.1 4
Mi-l'aiirtrt li i i r. 5
M.'huuliigrr a-l ft
Hutarll 16-1 ft ! 7
rime.
1:17 l.&
(iood start. Willi sallv. Cruuliitn. hr. f.. liv
I'oter Pan l.ui'y Croas, oared by Auifusi Ilel
mnnl, trained by .1 C. Illldreth.
THIHII HACK.
For two-year-olds, Nillns", by uberlptlon of
tin, with turn edilrd. flic I iirlmiits. bin lulit,
Ilorw and Ane. M. Jurkey Pil.es. Fin.
Haversack,: 111 XUTaitcart . 0-10 out In
Ikugo, 2 H7 Prst, ev-i a-5 2'
( hauleusf, 2. U3 MeKenils 2o-l .1-1 a
Mis'. I lekler. 2. HO MtCi.be In-1 3-1 I
Dcilltry.2 lus liutwell is-r. 4 r, r
Khurltisiid, 2. Il MtCalay... 12-1 4-1 6
Time, lot 2-6.
(lord start; won striving. Haversack, br. f , by
MurtlLel- Memnrlesi tmi.ed by J. U Holland,
Iralntd by 11. MtrKliall.
l OUHTll IUCK.
The Uttlrneek: fur tliree-vcar-olda and
ut-
I 6fa
urn!; lisnillrsm by aubat rlpilnn of UI, ui
atniiti, hi v nine ami n sixictnin.
iicr.e i no aiiv. w i. Jockey, Prltea Fin
IVnui nl.3..
Ill
N'oiier . 0-10
Wood a &-
r'lbriillier a- '
Ketlerla in- t
II). ii . .0- 1
M(T'inn...l6- I
2-6 lW
7-6 21-
ft-5 3
6 2 4
6-t &
4-1 8
I liiirkt.nrn.S.. .
111
123
mi
ii
1115
HUSklll.4.. .
Thnri hlll.S..
Hull, ley, 3
VauilmrlttiJ.
'lime. 1:45
(.ootl start; won lirmnj; I'.nnant.
by
I'rter PMl Itovsl liuae. owti.tl bv Harrv l'AVue
Whitney : Irulned by J, Hoar
FIHH HAli:
For llirte-yrnr-olda end upwaril; nelllni; by
tutiMrlpilmi nf liu, ulUi ttco tdded. m r mile.
Hoiso uul axe. M l. Jik'kcy. Prltcs. Fin.
Virile, 4.. 113 (ilasa mi l R 1 1
l'nllletle llleu.3, .. OS MiLlliey .,13-6 3.6 7"
Water U'ellt 1,6.. 113 Hututlt 7-1 2-1 31
Ilun'd Matd'M.ag tin UtTnifiiiirl..ern 1-3 4
(iiildy,4. . 107 Ward . . 3d-l s i 5
I'atun.aecd 113 Hyin . .H-1 6 2 8
lime, l:3 1-6.
Poor strr I. won is ally. Irlle.th. r..bv Mtslwrn
-c l.tTUblni, uwlciI b) II. P. Whitney; trained by 1 to
J. Olvtlis. It
SIXTH IIACF j 4
mi nipiut'ii tnrt r-irar-oms anil upwsru; py
(ills, llpllnn of ln, with 3KOI dded; 01 mile.
Horse 1 ml age. w I, Jockey, IrUes. Fin.
Sim fhtlllie.S,. . 103 HuXUlll. , S O 13
IJltle .Ncarer.6 . 112 l'tlibrollicr.12-1 4-1 2
MlsCaviiiia(ti,3. Hi; Huiwrll H-6 1-3 3'
lleey,3. . 103 Mi-Catiey.. 7-2 eitn 4
Mnluy.J, pis Irderlt.. Iti-t 6-1 6
'lime. 1:11.
(nod slatt; won easily; Mtonehenire. b. g., hy
Hatllnrs- Mntla Sloi.e, imuctl by .Samuel Hon;
brained by U. .Snurt,
COMMERCE DEFEATS CLINTON.
Una Two Point .Margin In Dual
TriieU Meet .Vngi-I Ural Woleoll.
ne iiigu eicnooi or i;ommerco won a
Close dual track nml rlolil vlcinrv rr,n
Dn Will Cllmm. niui. ..n.,i i..,..i..
Field. Long Island, yesterday by 37 to 35
points, All three places lu the running1
high Jump, the final event, g.ivu Com-,
mercu thu victory. Creditable time .
mado lu .evcrnl races, while tha ii.,m I
events furnished some good results. 1
Hurry Katz and Harry Spero of Clinton
and Howard Cairn of Conimei-cn were'
double winners. The latter won thu 1
twelve pound shot put from Welnxteln, u I
sohiiuliniite, by twu feet with an effort of
18 feet, while Cann ulso hurled the discus 1
n tllstanco uf 121 feet. Spero took both
the hurdlu contests, while Kats took tho
century sprint und tho broad Jump.
In tha half mile race Wotcutt of Clinton
allowed Nage. of tiominercu to gel too
big 11 lead und was beaten by a yard
after he made a sprint In the Mnal lap,
Displeased Willi .rv Tralurr.
Phii.aiikli'Hia. June 2. It has been
many years since the student body ut the
l.'nlveislty of Pennsylvania has been
moused to miiii a stale of displeasure us
It was to-day when at the meeting of the
athletic association at the university Put
Dwyer, a football player nf the IU06 and
1H07 teams, wus appointed trainer tu sue
i'e...I the famous Mlku Murphy. Lawsoii
Itubertson, Irish American Athletic Club
trainer, was the man who was wantsd by
the majority. ,.
LIKELY WINNERS OF RACES
AT PIPING ROCK TO-DAY.
rirot Ittiee Heybsrn. I'eylon Hreck
lnrlde, CuUert.
Neriird Itnre Slinnnnn Itlrrr, Ai
tute, llellef.
Third Itnre Dolden l'rltne, Klrctlon
llrl, Amlr.
I'mirtli lliirel.iid of I.ancden,
( oriipl,, Me. Spee.
Klfth Itnre i-rniihcnt. Mallyhay,
Cllflnnlan.
Mth Itaei Cherry Slnlotte, Hold
I'late, I'ree nud l:i).
Neventh llunv Nnsrgay. Abucnnder,
(lend.
T0-DAY"S CARD FOR PIPING ROCK.
i.f!.'r.r' ''"""Chin.blet Plate; for nallowsyaj
! Biivlioiirn in Ml fnkley no
l?,ulVrt ,. w T'" Thief .. . Ill
-tviuu iirrtKlliri tfe It
Second rtnv Orani e County Plate: liandaap
.Tn,, & "w
ii,;
. "d !lt in aiui . !'.
m. JS'',; " !!! HiL ,"r.U
in
114
IJ'J
' tiirnnnint
I4
Itllril IlBYI Plllllll' llnll Hlll.-..rlnllnn U..l
lluiiJICJp; one mile:
Himi' Kid
12 floa
Iff. brsniuot . . .
II l"t My Heart
114 l,okomU . ...
It.' (airltnatro . ..
110 Outnutst . .. .
Itis bomb
lr KtrM Knsck .. .
Ills fcatnUi
tM riiirs-rai
Overyuwla II .
Alulra
Ii. 111011 llot
AuruM .
V'lrcinls Lji..
Iile
llibisa . ..
Ar-lnalnii
t I-J)' Ornie.
Wai,,,'.?' '
Gulden Prime
its.
; Fourth Ita The
"..' i . iv . ii ,
shout sis lurlonm.
Jtoslya Plate; handicap;
Slsr Case . ... IIS Mr Jra . ... 141
l.ad of Lamden... UJ Cho-in i.i
Cnreoi.s.s .... Hi Iwyoter 3i
Usynioml ... lc
Kilth It.ue Tlie Cooorslowa Hate; liandl
cjp sleepte. hssr; about to miles:
1'eiM.liM.ot
1U Sklid llur
131
iti
Ileum
Chliotilnn .
Ar1eiituress
Tlw Kvader
Cnmpllnieni ,
1(6 klUortii ..
l.M Utile lluli . ..
Ill li.itkt
I4T Alslon
IIJ llulli-are
Ill Kay Urnok......
14 Virile
119
t!
I ':llbay
it:
Slijntioii Itlver.
3oMi
AtXttl Ham The llnuiLl lite Plate. Itan.lieni.
' strple-ha-e fur hunters, about two miles ami
a nsu ntrr numrrs
Hold Plate
Cherry Malolle ...
Web Carlur
Lampblack
OiSiMte
Fee nnd Rssy.
(iuitrnintllti ..
Iniluatiir
Utillfare
Minrnam
ll'l
111
114
147
Ileland Vet
l.eK II..
evtmn raco-iJit- Jiroul liollow riaie; ban-
r.l.?'.,'ur ,1UDlrri " nd a
fuiloiu
('i..,,,i
At'fceoniler
W Cornier ..
Its Oranil VedHte..
. 1M liab
IU Ijulck S:mrta ....
Ii.' JuiUh Wal.rr
Lai hnifht ol Mercl
111
Vooilisht
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in
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MONTREAL RACING RESULTS.
I First Itace Itoe uilrttJ
maidens. Cans
four and a half
lot (Culllnsl.
I ; "S?e ',', 'riiVk. 114 K'-Si.Vii
114 tl'eaki. eve
iiiir.l. Time. e:t 4-t. Mans a.. HruH.i
1 omul ana (JjWeii Jug also ran.
htcnnd Hate -rftllinx. 4 tears ami un.
non-winners sines May 1, 1500 sildrtl, ee.an
. furloiiga Hlatsr Kluretire. 106 (Jontal, 15 ...
1. won; H.y. 110 fllenn) I, even monr.
sreund, CIIR Mtreum. la? tOMim, 2 to I.
third. Time, 1.24. .MontJsnlc, nick Dead
wood, Arrnn. Ky While. Ilernsdotte
llraw-ny. Duquesne and Crlsrn also ran.
Third 4.ce Three-year-ul.ta ami up. 171)
added. lx furlunaa'--tilr Jllatat:, 101 ITsp
llnl, 6 la 6, won I'amsreta, 121 (Peak).
7 tu 6, aaeond; Htrnll, 102 (Cl.iterl. 3 lu I
third. Time, 1.12 4-6. Manaaeeh, Colquitt.
Haekbay and Hherwo.id aleii ran.
rutirtli Hurt Coiiiisurbt cup, handlrij
for three-) esr-nlja and up, Canadian owned,
f 1.600 udde.l, one mile snd a quarter
Means f Oak. 116 l(lra) 1, 3 to i, won.
Private I'atill, 106 (Tapilli), 4 10 . aecoml.
Plats (Uses. 126 Kloldatelnl. out, third.
Time, 2 05 4-6 Martian nml The Ualmr
also ran. . -
Fifth Hare Hteeplecliaae bamllip f'.-four.yeiir-.ilda
an. I up. f0D adder, about
twu intlt-a and m half ltr nilnwn, tic I ll...
lanl, 13 to 6 Hon. Milr I .Ik lit. Ill (Dav
ton), out, second. Time, i.i'j Knion (ell
Only litres atartera.
HUtb Haei --Four years nit nnd up, 'l
Inc, 1600 sddetl. aren I urlnngr He.olv.J.
105 (Murphyl. 7 tu 1, won. Clin IMge, lu.
fColllnai eeu money, aeeuni. llr)iur. 111
(Hurnai, 7 lu lu, third Time. 1:27 4-6.
lirnntlc. Dahomtiy Ho). Chad Huforl,
Liberty Hall. Ileiit-ileetlna, laabel Ca.
Mun Lid. Toddling and Fort Uuniler l)
ran.
Hevenlh Hace For three-year-olds and up.
sailing. IfiPO added, one mile Calaxv, 1"1
(Culllnal 4 to 1 won. Font of Fortune. 10a'
(CallsKhanl, 7 to 1, ret-und. Unix Aruund,
(Murphyl, 1 to 2. third Time. 1 10 7-5
Howard l.eauve. ritucco. Mtnda and Huatltng
Hraaa alao ran.
I'llllutinii lliisy fur WnllatT.
Kddle Wallace had 1111 easy time defeat
ing Patsy Cullahan In the main Unit nf
ten rounds ut tho Hroadway Sporting
Club, Brooklyn, last night. Wallace took
every round, although Callahan was not
In dunger at any period of the mill. In
the ten round seml-llnal I'litl Illnom leat
Joe Hedell by a narrow margin.
All Uulrt In Flallnmi dual Now.
The weekly meeting of the State Athletic
Commission scheduled for yesterday after
11111111 was nut over until next week. Sec
retary arvey said that no complaints
it i,,, n, ,.,,.., WBr rannrte.l
against boxers or man in rs were roporteu
to the Commissioners during the past week,
AUTOMOBILE
Stop Apol
ogizing for
Your Car
A high class, thoroughly re
built cur Is always butter thnn
it cliciip new one.
am It our NATIONAL line over,
representing both tiptu and loacl
car.
All llieae models are guaraii
I nil.
He also bate Mime exceptional
liargalna In pars uf other makes.
NATIONAL AGENCY
1922 Hroadwuy, New York.
'Phone HII1H t t.l.
MOTOR RACES r,Srj,.1ruJylJS:
Htadluin.Mnlorilriiaue, llrlghlnn Heath.
llutor-Paied lllt'icle and Mntur Hates Tu-ulkiit,
(JUUI rau at 35 cenli
Eastern Title
AMERICAN MAKERS WILL
GO AFTER SPEED HONORS
Alfred Hooves Indicates That
Will He One Result of
500 Mile Race.
ITpon his return from a trip througn
Michigan and Indiana, completing visits
to seventy-four automobile makers hold
lug membership In tho National Automo
bile Chamber of Commerce, Alfred
Reeves, general manager, says that wif
th Improvement in weather condition
the makers are enjoying the bos- sprim
trade In thc.r history. March and Apr
were record months In production an
shipment of cars and with the bdoi
jjj wcuthcr of the last few weeks the dealer
are getting tho cars Into the hands o:
their consumers ut a record pace nni
sndlng additional orders to the plants
Most of the makers will complete the!!
shipments of 1914 ears by July I and
some makers are even now out of cars.
Mr itecves, who attended the 600 mile
race at Indianapolis, says tho foreigners
won because of exceedingly careful
preparation, the fore. in mn iters having
always made more of a bus ness of racing
than the American producers of uutomo
biles "There were more than 100.000 people
at the race." ssld Mr IhMVes yesterday,
"making for great enthusiasm for motor
ing In general Many of the big manu
facturers who attended appreciate the Im
petus that a big contest of that kind
gives to the general trudo. With talk of
a couple of other speedways being erected
In this country American manufacturers
,3, may decide to go after laurels In speed
ill contests nnd tours Just aa the French
are doing on the other side In nn effort
lo Increase the appreciation of spoed ant
reliability In their cars.
Motors much smaller In cylinder ills-
placement will be used for next year's
race, where formerly a speed or mir
miles an hour could bo obtained only by
giant racers the cars at Indianapolis
travelled laps ut the rate of 5 to 100
miles an hour before they could even
lJ qualify for the finals, and yet the cylinders
were limited to 450 Inch displacement,
whlch mrans about four Inch bore and
.l-i.n I .. 1. 1 1 apnli- V. I 1um .,m,,f H f . h
JJJ . ndvatice that has been muile In motor car
in construction could b offered than the
sprt'd supilled by these small motors.
Kor example, the winning car had a
cylinder of a little more than four Inch
bore with a seven Inch stroke, while the
second car hail a bore of only three Inches
with a stroke of C 1-10."
.Martnr anil Drllevalsr In .laOgr.
Tuxedo Pakk, June 2. Kntrlea hava
closed for the annual horse show of the
Tuxedo Horse Show Association at .Tux
edo Park Friday and Saturday. There
are 210 entries. The hunters and trot
ter under aftilrll. and rnndsterM will bfl
! ,...1 1 1... .tr....t t..nl.. V.iu- Tnrb
jui.K(t 'J ...i....t . ..... - -
and horses and ponies under saddle by
Col. It. 1. De Hevolse of Hnaiklyiu
LOUISVILLE RACING RESULTS.
First Hace Ttiree-year-nlda and upwari.
al lurltings C.ieh (in Delivery. 113 (Net
loni wtiu. Theodorlta !S (Msrtlni, serfiutl,
Lady Ieindon, 10 (KeuKbl. third. Time
11S Destln... Hilly llarnea. Archery Has
Chilton. A1 llloeli und The 1lus)lnHly ulse.
ran. Two dollar niutuela palili Caah O
Delivery, atralrht 4.. plseei 2.0. aho.
ti 60; Theodorltii, place 11,70, show 13 20
Lady lAimlnn. allow t5.lv.
Second Hare--Maiden , iwn-yesr-nlda. Hi f
furlonsa: Undtnne. loa (dkerii. wun, tlua
iirsa Aiienl, 105 (Neyloni. seennd. Hhnde
110 (llonryi. third Time. 1 01 l-i Tlnn
uleee. Crelw. .let. llnherla. lleseue. Ilvnffrt
I Joe I)., Tarn Taut ami Hunln aUo rait, Tw.
loil-r ntiituala puiu: aluieii.ne. airaign
S15 30. plure 17 51', thnw 15 CO, Hiulnes
Aaent, place 17. 0. shuw 75 20, Ithudes
show 14 50. 1
Third Hacs Three-year-olds, nne mlle
KorfhsKe). 101 iConnolly!, won. John tlund
!( (Waldrum. BM-oml, lludge, 107 (Obert
third. Time, 1 IC I Hubert Kay. Hunt
rise ami Hoots and Saddle ulao ran, 7V'
dollar mutoxla psll. Knrfhnge, atralxli
120 10. place 15 30. show tl 10, John llillid
plats 32 SO, ahtiw 12.30. HiMlse. ahuw 12.10.
Fourth Hat-tt-ltant!tt'ap. thre-yar-ubl
nnd upward, alx furlonir -Praaumptlun, 106
t Connolly 1, w.tu, (irest tlrllsla. lit (Obart)
seennd, Othelliv, V4 (NayluB), third. Time,
1 112 3. I'rlnc llernila and tap.alt aim
ran. Two dnllar muluela paid! Presumption,
airalslit IV.30, place tl 10. ahow.13; tlreat
llrltuln. plaen 13 30, show 12.10. Othallo,
show. 13 l.
Flflb Hscc Tw'u-year-old fillies; flvs fur
louga--Hrlg s Slater. 116 (Neylon). won.
Lady llurl.ur). 115 (HUhnioni second
Margaret 1 116 (Keoxh), third Time,
n:63-6 Iddy Meih'an. Dnruthy Perkins,
Psn Msld, Dark Flower, lmbroslal, Vackac
ami Inez also ran. Two dollar uiutuels psldt
Uriel's eialar. atralsht 17 00. place ICS,
how II, tdy llarbary, place 14.10, show
13 60; iUrsaret D., allow 12 I.
Sixth llact Threa yaar-nlda and upward,
one mite and a furlnng Whits Wool, 112
(Kroshi, won, llonne Chance, is (Nsytonl,
aeriniil, Verana. lot; (Poull, third Tims,
1 iiary aun ,.. tar 11 ttyan anil lint.
'"rHy also ran Two dnlhjr mtiluela paid!
White Wool, straight I16.3S. placa II, show
,4 l() llon ohlu.fc pUc. J6-;0 ,how Js 70,
versns, show 4.5.
EXCHANGE
1 (L LOCOMOBILE "SIXES"
A w are offered a remarkable
opportunity.
The same quality, style and
workmanship that make a new
Locomobile MSlx" worth its
price are in these cars.
Wear on all of them is negll
ftible we guarantee them any
way, Just like new cars.
There are only sixteen to bu
had. You can be proud of a
Locomobile uSlx."
Tlie Locomobile Company
of America
61st Street, next to Broadway.
J. A. Mh'LLISH, Mgr. Kxrhaiige Cur Dept.
SAVE 30-50XON
Nf.W AND USED AUTOMQBIirt
alc ACceasoaiem soa motobisoats anoI
TIMES SQUAQU AUTO CO I
biuaoinay but 1 nt., ft, 1,111
AU for rrlce Wrecker No. IB.
automuuiij: Itri-AIKINO,
Parkard
Traaspurtatloa
rtatlon ft Heua ring Ca.
11:1. i4. w. 4tst m:
IKK 18 SKCOND TU NONH
ll'lanl H0J.S0I
91
OUll HKl'AIII WUKK
All our wora . absoiulaly f uarantssd. Ns
troutis au dimcult or baRHng that we cannot
locats and rsnatr properly.
I C'VL. I-ACKAHIIS ynil IIIHE Nlxbt ft Day.
AUTOMOBU.K Htjl'fl.lKi.
MALI, I All Makaa and Ntiea In Clock.
IIKAHIN'om I I-KU1N ft Hlf.UDKAU,
KXt HANtlKllillTt H way, Tsl.Columtul till
II I.I A Mtll.l.KHHKAHINUM. (JwlllktsiC,
t W. Mtlt tit. tat Hroadway). C7. .
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