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THE SUN, THURSDAY, JUNE 24, 1915.
lynnewood Hall Gold Cup Now Belongs to Jerry Travers Yale and Harvard Fix Final Details of Regatta
TRAVERS WINS CUP, OFFICIALS FOR REG A TTA STROMBOLI IS FIRST " ITOUCHARD LETS UP
TENNIS FAVORITES SKIRT
BORDERLINE OF DEFEA T
ATHLETES READY TO
DEFEATING MARSTON INSPECT THAMES COURSE WITH RIVALS AWAY! AT CRITICAL POINT
Referee Meikleham Arrives at New London and Will
Drill Yale and Harvard Crews in Racing Starts
To-day Oarsmen Do Little.
Three Matches in Quaker Ridge Tourney Are Pulled
Out of Fire When All Hope Seems Gone
Miss YVamier to Play Mrs. WallUch.
5cw .foiM'.v riijuiipion Pitts Up
(inoil Fiirlil Airnliist Holder
of National Open Title.
MA1I01N IS OX 17V 2 AND 1
llcliiKiiit Horse Tillies Kinjrs
County iraiidioap Without
3! hp.!: Opposition.
He TnUos Thine- Too Kiwlly
Wlien Mutch Is Almost Won
find Johnston Wins.
New York Contiiifrent Will Go
to Host on To-morrow
for Tryoiit.s.
riiiwtiBtPiiiA, Juno 23. The I.ynne
nod Hall cold r"P pa-sd ltn tho per-
. t I.4niA IV 'Prnl'prs
-nsnt pof.-c-.-Mvi. ... - - .
wly when ho defeated Max It. Mars- ; liaui of Columbia, the referee, who ar
tca of llaltu-rol, thu New Jersey chain- j rived nt the training ramps nt noon,
.in. i the Ilnal round by " up ami 1 to Tho trip over tho course -a niacin In
Uy over Ihe links of the llutitltiRdon I Payne Whitney's taut launch Tarpon.
Valley Country flub. Jfav era won a ' ,cf,.lfa .ickc),!ini .nl rehears the
... nn th eup ii leim and Rln In ' , .
,mi lUMd -MeKarland ot Hunt- treW8 1,1 "turtttiK to-morrow morning
tHS. iir I" t ...... n..-...i at in vi,.1,.
11,11 cup till years nw, " inn iiunur,
p .... ....,. or-,, mil tin. Online i
Mr (Iforge I'. Wldener. preMinicti an
utter for annual competition.
... i . . Mmt'aH ,nt nti'nV In n
,i,,antlal lead by wlnnll.R he tlrst five ! V. Tho roRntta
no!,. In par to one, otcr par Marston u-ommllteo'a boat will bo Karl l)odRe'
Mtlti Kettln? some of tlu h oIm back Allicrlty alltl , bo!lt ,vlll
.Hen ha made a 3 on th. sixth, tt ht I vtwunt llclmonfe: Scout. The demand
Travers played his second shot on tlio j n,r iWketn , lh,prvatl)n trnhl!, of
alith out of bound ' I both railroads appear to be almost im-
other hole back. MnrMon won tho tenth , recpfl-ntc.l. Isx-al Rradnatos of Yale,
liol.n- a twenty foo lnhll l"" who ha.t Kent lu applications for tickets!
Altff IVHIIISi n- -
iu. - -- - - -- - ,..: , ,
,r,, ortn champion s lead of R up to 1
up. TMVfM won tho thlrtee nth lth a
I Marnon'e ecoiiil hlttlm: a tree(
ami
ftr a hair
;alf,,V,1 P',,r1 l1? f"urternl,h :
i-. won the
SUH fiichtlnif. .larston won tho Ioiik
ilitcenth, Traers drlvltm Into thu
rtrMni, hut when the nevelileenth uuh
UlveJ the match went to tho open and
f,r times amateur champion. A Rallery
tt t lea.t 5U0 pcraona followed thu
Bitch.
Travers'ii opponent In tho semi-final
s Dr. M. K. Nelffer, and after u hard
touht match ho was returned the
r!nnT by t Ui and 3 to play, ltlchard
Mott opposed Marston In tho other vcniU
tail the Utter cominf? throiiRh by a
find I margin. In tho eml-tlnal Mar
!ton won tho first four holes and was
-.rer headed, playing the fourteen holes
liat constituted the match In two over
tars.
Immediately after Ids victory Travers,
Ciaeron Uuxton of the Huutlticdon Val
ley Club and (leorso C. Thoinap, Jr.,
rin dovtn to the l'lne Valley Club In
Xr Jersey, as tho open clrtniplon
w!hed to look the eoure over. Travers
till spend tho nlpht at I'lno Valley,
':t will return tq.J'hlladclphla to-mor--iw
to play In an Invitation tournament
t the Merlon Cricket Club, given by
II. A. Sands. Oswald Klrkby, Metro-
olltan and New Jersey champion In
!14, also has entered this tourney.
COXNOLLY S 78 BEST SCORE.
Leads Klrlil In Hudson lllvcr Rolf
rhamplonshlp Benton Xrxt.
Pausades, .V. r June 23. Stuart t.
Connolly of tho homo club led the field
to-lay In the qualifying round of the
fourteenth annual championship of the
Hudson lllver Golf Association over tho
course of the Ilockland Country Club.
Tt former metropolitan Junior cham
sloa made a If, which won the medal
Ij a margin of four strokes Ills card:
Stcirt D. Connolly, Roeklsndi
Oil.... 43&44 4 Jl
h (t6CSkS4 4 tU 7i
Oiirles V. Benton of SacKklll was In
lecond place with an 82. nnd tho third
Em on the list was Charles It. Ilrovvn.
also of Saegklll, a former Hudson Itlver
ciiraplon. His ocore 'was 83, Tho top
ssark la tho first sixteen was 90, and live
rollers with that total tied for the last
tuco. i no lie win ue pmyeu on io-non-ow
mornlnu. A lilfih wind to-day
tu responsible for tho slzo of the Korea
aids In tho qualifying round. The
sccrest
ftturt D. Connolly, ltocklan.1. TS; C. V.
Beaton, fifitkll!. S:; C. 11. llrurin, tjltK
UJ. U, J . lAiorali, Itocklsnil. s: A. I.
feellrmann. 8af skill, 4: K. n. Wilson,
I'.ocklind. 87; H. S. Jennlncs. Tivaalf.klll.
T W. II tJhrrre-U. Uuichrss. 7; S. H.
Etu. rtockiand. SS. It. U Smith. Dutch.
it. Mj E. M Carroll, Ilockland. hi; T.
Va t-chalck, SSj Carl Oslerh'M. Saesrkllt.
Ill W. Wetterau, Dutches. 90; II. K. Dotv,
a.jkll!. SO. V. Cokendall. Tuaalfsklll.
(: U. V Watson, t)utches. 90.
. 11 II. io, Ilocklanii, 91; H, W. Kox,
Jr, P.wk nil, 91; C. T. Small. Itocklnnrt.
II. Nelson, Dutchens. S. o. Miller,
Jtocklsn.l, 9.-. V lyungacre. Saeuklll. 93;
;v o. Hon. Hoekamt. 91; II. Arnutronc,
Kockand. 95 u Hrimths. KaeBklll. nt.;
"trroll Muore, Siegklll. 9s; K. J I"rot.
KockUnd. , A. O. Vounc'. .Saegklll. 49;
t V 1-ltklu. Haegktll, 100, J. Keller,
Dutches., 100; 13, A. Mos.-y. Ilockland.
11. F M Dyer. Korklantl. 100; P.. II,
illvi, ltx klHii.l, 101: U, A. .oner, ltoek
n1. 1 . II. 8. Jar!s. ."afRklll. KU,
t'r II M Smith. Koeklaml, 10S; W
ilVw. MtV(lll, 104; St. J. WllRht. Hoek
M. IO, T IU WlllUms, Itoekland, 10B;
C ShrrH, rmtehsst, 1(17: E. U. Stnl
krr, no k nnd. 10.'.. V. II. Fallon. Hock
4. I 7 M T Mills, ltnvkbinil, 109; II.
Oilman, Ilockland. JO'J; c V. I.oomls,
Rfklaml, ll'j. w. T. Thompson, Hoik
"4. JIO, W, i: Axnew, Iloekland, 1S7.
THREE W0JIEN TIE FOR MEDAL.
Trio of Lenders nt Sbmvner Are
I'lillnilelphln (iolfcrs.
Biuwveb, Pa.. June 23. Three
Mr.en, all from the Philadelphia dls--net,
with scores of i6, tied for the
Ml in tie qualifying round of the
i'i i,'; c , ',i , ""
the e-lllU'tlAM Ctllnlrl, f-lllt, In.iUi'
were Sirs. Ronald H. Harlow of
rlon Msg Caleb F. Fox of Hunt
'tlon Valley and Mlsa Kleanor Chand
Xf ef the si me club.
SIlss ChinJIer and Mrs. Harlow both
Jtl chances on tho homo green, but
iws on short putts, wheiea Mrs. Fox
'rc-UKht 0rr :i ioiiK one to get Into Urn
"ipl tie, Seeral women from New York
' here, !,ut jt18 Albert MacDonalil of
nalnfleld was the only one to qualify
i the first e.ght. Tho score:
Mr. .,. p Huntlngilnn Valley.
'' sirs lion.d H. Harlow, Merlon, !'ii:
ti" I"""'"' 1 h.indlor. Iliintlnridon Val
i M ' A K Hlllnleln, Hala. Ull;
F ren h t. Npy. Merlon. 101; Sirs,
y lurrv ,n HunlliiKdon Valley, 101;
A i i ,,4,, liulnflclii, 107, Sirs.
e. ' 7'"h 'ar'h Hills, 107.
Vlr"'n ' lr " ' Mnrrnw, (Jreat
' arr.
M.
t'n M ii
, 1 I
is 1 1
' II
1, ""
CI K .
.tlr. Klorlan Knit. Hngle
M s (I. Plokhurdt. HiiBlewood,
le.neite Mtorrs, Scranion. ill:
' . I'ox Hills, III; Sir-. WHI
r' -it Hlchinoiiil Count). 113:
H'l.r.it, CiiKlewnml. 113; Sirs
- V 1 nilngtun, IIS.
Miss Iriua U'aterhnuse,
' . Mrs. l. II. Curtis. Hi 10.11.
sl J. J. Klligei, llrpenslitirK.
, " C firden. Ilreennburie,
., H I.'iwrence, Jr. lialnllel.l.
jl ' " Fsrrelly, Kuitlewnoil, 123,
' home, i hi mack 131.
KATNER TO FIGHT FOR CASH.
"'illTHlluln Cllllllipllin will
lea,,. itirits-nr ItilliUs Sntiirilli) .
' . 1,1c, tin, welteiwelght ulna-
' i: rnjilrcii, will ileseit the
' It. mi Suliirdii) night when
' Tommy ttaid lu n ten
bout nt Dm Fairmont
won thu gold medal of
1 '.1 lite- llvpoa.tlon bv do.
r'.i AMI Inn, tho llnstoii
1 ' led tlio Ninety .second
II A on that occasion, but
; llKtil Ulliler I ie milling!!-
Uilimn, AI McCoy nnd
tS I
Tilt
Tn K
will meet In tho star bout 011
8an nlrtt
N'kvv London, Conn , June 23. The
final adjustment of the oourie on the
Thames fur tlio Yale-Harvard regatta
on Friday was made this morning by
I-'. Valentino Chnppell, chairman ot tho
rcR.ittii committee, nnil tV. A. Mclklo-
fl... !..... .. r
Chairman Chappcll has announced tho
otllcial boats which will bo iLd In con
nection with tho races. Tho Judges'
Imi . (,.111 l.n 1T..I.... .
meir viivckm u.ick wan u xtaiemeni mat
, 9Upt,,y ()t ,cIptl, exllaui(c,1
,,ni, Rrndllntc9 llavo foul,(l thenwetve In
this prvdliMinont. Search on their part
obtain ticketH at the co p c, o
Chappcll has devoted practically all of
ins iinm tor tne past few clays in nr
rangliiK tho raco prvliminarleo.
Acting Mayor Alton T. Minor recelvl
a communication from Washington to
day stating thnt Secretary of tho Naw
Joecphu Daniels nnd party will arrive
hoio Friday morning at 7:30 on tho
lHjlphln to witness thu regatta. The
Dolphin will proceed up tho river above
tho bridge and anchor until after tho
races.
Harvard' varsity crew Marled down
stream about C o'clock this ovenlng, a
cold and mllT northwest brcezo kicking
up tho highest waves seen on tho Thntnc
lllver silica tho oarsmen arrived. The
freshman anil Junior varsity eights fol
lowed tho varsity at Intervals of fifteen
minutes. Coach Wray coached In the
launch Pup. Every shell was manned
ALL TWELVE CREWS
ROW AT SAME TIME
Conches nt Ponrrlikeep'.ie Seize
Clinncc to Work Onrs
men Hard.
COLUMBIA DOES WELL
rorniiKEEPSic, N. T., June 23. Tho
best water conditions ulnco Saturday af-
nell sending their crows over tlio course.
For tho llrst time thl year all twelve
crews wcro on the river at one time.
Pennsylvania and Columbia rowed over
tho course this morning within fifteen
minutes of each other.
Coach Hlce sent his varsity down at ft
low stroke of twenty-four to the mlnuto
to the brldgo and then had Wormser
raise tho stroke to thirty. At this non-
chalant paco the varclty walked away I
from the Junior eight and had a length I
at tho bridge. The laet mllo was cov- I
ered In 4 minutes 22 seconds, and the 1
whole four In 20 minutes 27 seconds. '
forded all tlio coaches an opportune . lours is part or the trunk route to P'"""-
,. ,. . ....... ,u. ltoslnn. it n h,. ,v... ,.r .1,. i i .Horse A Are. tt t . . Jockey
in wure meir crem imiu isnn uiw miu- - - - - . rArlavetock. 3 .UC MiTj?art
Inc imi ifimnon Time trills nbounded. slrcet hTU'Kt' !lt b" end of r-'eventll ave- i Kulm r . X. .. 07 t.lliey .
ing and afternoon. Time trials nnounutii. I ml, nut Mnn ln(,ml(( (n(1 t)( ,Jran, t.ainnimi.3 lot Hoi'man .
all tho coaches except Courtney of Cor- i Concourse. A turn to the right Is mado ' p""V,, MrtJ'. 3- J'S- McCaliry..
If tho varsity had half tried It could tiullford. Ihe road goes by way of
have clipped a minute off that time. , Madison, Clinton, tWstbrook. Old Say
nice didn't want the men to work too brook. Old Lymo nnd Kan Lyme to
hanl though, nnd ordered them to go j '''w London,
Iow all the way.
tne wunKer vaislty, However, was
sent out to do It best, anil In comrati
son with Columbia Its best was poor.
The lido and wind were with the lied
nnd lliue eight, yet the olllclal time was
announced by Coach Vivian Nlckalls as
20 minute S seconds. The frcdlimcii
did the pacing for the first two miles.
An allowance of lhree-iiaiierH of a
length piovod more than enough for the
curlings. They did their two miles In
9:32, while, tho varsity did Hi minutes
even.
Tlio Juniors took up tho chase at the
two mile mark, but wem s ow n getting
started. Marcy set the stroke blub.
however, and caught up w.th Hie inIor 1
eight nfter a half mile of lowing. Tho I
varsity raised Its stioko lo thirty-three. 1
then to thirty-five, and at the list to
Ihlrty-eeven. but it foil nehind until at !
the lltilsh the Junior shell hml a lead of I
live lengths. The time of the varsltv 1
i'?.Z ,.H?.,!!ft .?.H." "'I'05! !". ttlule I
the Juulois were ullli lally cludlted with
y :3S,
T.e rumoi th.i- Mum Would be m
tesml on the grouml thai he stroked the
varsity rren nun ti.c.efoi- e.iunot low
111 a junior 1 niv 111 1 iwo mile race was
without loiititi'itiun. Coach Com tuny
said he believed such a man couldn't
anil for that reason did not lulng Com
modore 1.111111 along. IJllm.t toubl, have
mudo the Junior boat, but Couittity
thought his hating rowvd bow in the
Wll vuralty preveiitul his rowing as a
Junior this year.
Them I uo'innf In the Miles of the
Intitcoll aim- lii.,, iig Assocliitlon hat.
ring a man frum 1 Jtiuloi uew who has
lowed ill .1 vaioiiv. crew. Mm ion !.
Ilogiic, chail man of tjie board of stew
ards, Is south mi a business nip ninl
coulil noi be reachiMl, Courtney :,iid,
however, that he entered 110 prou-st,
but meiely wanted to be enlightened on
the point. He said he nssuiiitil an In
other sports that a 111.u1 who was grail.
Hated from the Junior ranka could
never return to them. A Junior boat
lace, how iter. In college clti'lcH Is lor
the puropKo of giving the next best
eight men a eNmce to hate some glorv
out o Huh year of training nnil has
nothing to il' wllh age, welghl in
put lolls rowing rn'onl.
Jim Ten Kyetf gavi Ins varsity and
Junior boat a two mile time tilal iDih
moiiilng ami raced then for anoth-r
mile lo. night after they hail put in
seven miles of iMild'liig. Cornell rownl
il wii stieiilil to Mlllou, I'overllig III all
nlmifiii mlbs on II two trips. Court
ney mii til lie has not had a tlnio trial
slnre the crews arrived here. On tho
two occasions he trlid swells from the
big steamers spoiled Ihe experiments.
I ,- :i 1 1 1 1 .Stanford stinted to tow 1
I tlm liial, but uller two iiiiIi n I'nach
llueii'iia i'.iIIiiI a halt, the weal her
being loo chilly, ill his opinion. He seiu
Ills eight oul again to. night for light
mile.' along the east bank. The coas1
champions ale Improving nlowiy, ul.
though bow and No. 6 me two bail
spots that (Juereua cannot scum to re-.
with Its regular crew and all athletes
In camp were pronounced lit by lr.
Young. The crews did llttlo work, pad
dling down strtam about two miles and
hurrying back to hear a bind roncert
which had been arrange.1 at lied Top.
While Harvard warf making merry
Yalos camp wore, a deseited ukiIi.
Coaches Nlckalls and tllaiitnnl and a
few visitors In camp had gonj to dine '
auoarci r.iyne niiney s iiou-ommi
c.ipltlva lying off Hro.idUew, half of
tho aislly squad weru m etioll throng'i
tho dlago and I ho r-st were indoors
ri""f,,B.ll,r .f!!.0ri'!0 f ,1,,KJ,onit'
many liiiya eecmtd to enst a gloom over
tho i:il camp.
Tho makeup of Yale's gentlemens
eight will not bo definitely known until
to-morrow afternoon Just beforo tho
raco with Harvard, llarnum, coxswain
In the li13 boat, Is to steer the shell
,c t,n' rroKO ,n !
lected to take that position to-morrow.
A half hour beforo the gentlemen's
crew have their half mllo race tho
freshman four will rnw for ono mile.
Yale's varsity and freshman eights
went above quarters In tho still waters
of tho Covo this evninp, Conch Nh-kalls
following In the launch lllngo. Coach
tllatiltmi also look tho second varsity
"o'r- A!" V," XTU ,W" I of'stromboll'a bead long enoim'h for the i
back lu tho boathouso Insldo nf nn hour. , of ,..alr ,,,,. t) tu,h t'harle-
aw'JrniL'l,1;,e,rC;,,r" "f"'"!.' nr d enter l"o siret'h on even !
t'Z,ni rt!i rfturnl,nK' . terms with f-urprMng. A casual lull- '
ti.r"?, m ?,. y . -!r,Vr.,cvnllt m 1 nintlon that ho was in a race w-.is all 1
Ileferco Meikleham nt Yaloa-.iuarters ..... - ... o i.n '
,1.1 . , , , , 1
B J ,u ? ""I" b" "
ferenco was held. No changes are ro-
n . . 1 ..... ... . 1
S' , ,",?nJ ?,t"1 C'"'t' '""r,:
ent said to-nlMit all tho oarsmen still
til. tie. r.t . , , i.,. 1. . ... , '
lower l ieLr. 'c" !,r . .J 1. 1? "
t, ' '? n
ciV..n V,.iV. .. !i. ,. .. '. J. . ' '
Steam yachts Kanawha, Cynthia, Agawa 1
and .trendy, whooner yachts Constella-
w. .., .j.. , ... v.,..,, iiiiirpni, .il.llr
ett.i and Constant, yawl lrl. sloop,,,.., sicKeever had the mount, hut nt ,
yacht
imwiiuii", iiris. nce ami
, ... . , .... - lO Illlllll I l I llll'J U ' IM'C.llll I III ,1 f- l-VI'll-
i Si,1 1 r,1,"11" ,11"1 "' "n,,,l.T and .:ed.faorlte over Mamie K..
Itostonlan and houseboats Santanta and , ppmng choice No fault could be
"' ' ' fouml with the ruling of McKeever. who
MOTORING TO NEW LONDON.
Ilonte to I In- Hunt Itnces Outlined
for .tuloiiiiililllsts,
Thete will be m.lnv nlinnnl .,f Itn.
vard and Yale who will want to drive 1
their cars from tlm tnctrminiif m aia.
trlct to New London for the boat races
to-moirow. The route I published this'
morning that they may have tlmo lo I
consider whether they want to make tho 1
trip, which covers about 12! miles. As urSTAw V tt t Jwle-y Prices, rin
the road save for detours In a couple ! Utile Dipper. 2 l7 .I'slrliroiher I3S 4-S l'i
of towns Is renorted In tro.nl mne h,i,U.''W.:. ...ini. Me want.. .. s-l 7-5 :
long. There Is. however, tn I ii. remetii.
bercd that there will be plenty of other
cars on tho road and that tin. ioe.il cm
llco authorities will be on the watch, so
that excessive speed Is tn be avoided.
Tlio road as outline! bv tho Auto-
mooiio chid of America's bureau
ai riirunani loan ana then straight on
I'elham I'.uhivay, over tho llartow ,
ilL" "l,J ?,ht Trntcr-lrtHiul to New
..... ... . ...
..uciiviir. ino roau icaus men tnroug'i
Larchmont, Mnmaroncck nnd Port dies-1
ler to uretnwich
eh. Tho roid follows i
c ti i .. ..
ord. Darlcn. Norwa k, j
through Stamf,
vtcsipoii. Miutnport and Fairfield to
Hrldgeiiort. This is about llfty-elght'
nines out. i no ro.nt goes on throuch
Stratford and Milford Into Neiv H.n.-n
To go from New Huveii to New Iaiii-
.i i.ii. , . . . . .... . .. i
linn, w oicii 1.1 auoui iiuy-iour miles
from College street go east on Chapel
street with the trolley. Turn right with
the trolley Into Feriy street and then
bear right leaving tho trolley, ironic
through Hist Haven nnd llranford In
RACQUET CLUB WINS AT POLO.
Three- (iiml lliinillenp Is I seful Ice
llenlliiu I'lilliiilelplilii (lull.
I'Hit.Atim.i'iiiA, June 23. In me of the
clo-est matches of the season on the
llryn .tlawr Oval the Itacrjuct Club polo
team defeated the Philadelphia Club to
day In tho IntiTiiul) cup sales by the
score of fi to.ils to I nnd IncUentally
gained a leg on the Chnrlcs U'heiier
trophy. The winners wore allowed three
goals stnti. according to their handicap,
which came In handy at the finish, "
lne' w"ri" outscored by their opponents,
Tho Uneup:
II ACQI'KT Cl.l'n lip' PHIf.A. CU'n Hp
N" 1 -John It. Fell I'No 1-1.i1.1rln Munn i
1,0 , C ntS" S-K'toil'cVv ,"' r 4
No 3-Allr.d Collins 3 No 3-.tiex. Ilrown . 0
Hack tv II T lliihu 1' Hack I'diil D Stills 4
Tca-n total Tv. Team total 11
LATONIA RACING RESULTS.
First Hue--Selling, maiden three-year-olds;
mile nnd 70 v iinU Syrian. 103 Hirlf
Itni. 117 HO. 110.10 .mil won. pros-
ii. . t, H'J i Domlnlek i, l::'.;o anil 10, sec
nil. Iiesch I'nnibcr, 117 Hlani. 13 SO.
third. Time. 1:15.1 fi llusslln, Teller. Sir
William Vililorti' Last, Noiseless,
Wl.lie Mel.il. Ileuuilller. Oda Slay uud Cot
ten Top al.o run
Second H'li e Three-year-olds and ttp-
Hl d. IK furlonKS -Joe Itimrnllelil, 10S
iiPirneri, tS.Sii, 12 70 and fs ID, won. Illo
llruo- 103 (ii'ltrl'ii '. t".1n and 1.1.10. sec
mill, ilulirlo. 10k itjentryi, I! 00, third
Tunc. 1:11. Alkann. Iltlicldn, Aletnn and
liillloii King iiIho ran.
Third lUie--Purse for tllllcs; two.yrar-nld-;
live furlongs Jacob i. 101 i Taylor).
17 Ha. 3.Srt iiml Jl! 0, won; C.irdotue, n
Mlcntr)!. 13 70 nnd f2.3o, cerond: Mollle
IlllloH. :i7 Klirneii. M. third. Time.
I 0JI-5. ll)py lllnlr and Margarcl N
iiIho rnn
ruurth Hace- Tlio II irold St.iUrx, mils
nnd gelding": I w o-jenr-o'ili. . live rullung"
Hills. I.'3 iKeog'ii, 1.1 no. (: So an I
J:.:m. won .I nk 'Dni. lie iilmtrv I,
l in mil fi:n. f. uiiii; 1'iue Hun, no
iStlrllngi. Hie. tlili-.l Time, 1:ii03-5.
Jeirv. Hlg Smoki', ThiniiHood ami Dr
Moore al"o ran
Fifth Hni e--Four-year-olds and upward,
selling, nui'.e fioo- one nille and three-flvieonlh--
l-lxpei laiton, :ik nirirtieri, 1.1 .".a,
2 4ii nnd 12 20, won; iu-uLHi s, tO'i
iStlrllngl, I3.4U mid 12 'i0. seennd, John
Hcanlon. 107 IMC'iibei, JJ.no, third. Time.
I::,h:i Hold Color uud Jmli k.ivuti.niMh
.iImo ran
Sluth Hace .fin furlouKs; til! ee.,).:ir-nlis
nnd iipuard, selling; pui e oo -Char-lueure.
loii (lienlry). 17 IU. '. Co mil tl 10.
won: Luuehnru, n7 iK'enghi. 1 7 : o nnd
III HO, second, Mitki't. His ni'llrlcni, IS. Id.
Hilrd iitin', 1:1.1 1-3. ii. iv H. iv. Itcil.
proiii), Whims. I.m-U Hose. Sloncwood,
Itii k.i md Quecd nlsii ran
. i ei.Ui l!,i. . Him mil. and one -sixteenth.
i-en year nbls and upuuril. relhng purse
.Oil Anls, 107 Hlrllllti), III 7n, 11.00 uud
tl "il, won, old lien, IU7 (ilurner) 13 and
IS lit, second, Alli'do. 115 ( l.-ip-lllel J12 7D,
third. Time, (.1(1 2 ,. Wryneck Her
niiidu, Slarllnoc, Hank lllll, Dundriury and
Ur sJse ran.
nf
fi..il. e:,e,i,!llimioet Clnlv 4. nlloue.1 liv I alia 11 HSICCIIUI
handicap. 3; lo-l by penalile. i;'nei -.. i; I 'V'iS.'T- ,'- VaMmuher ,,' !.
,.. 'lloal- citrned-l'lnlaik-lnhia Club. I: lot l.y LVl.h"'lu " ' ": 1 ,,V..,'roth'r '"' !..
TVme-nuht nVmiid ;t, nmimc-J.1',''"" 1 ".T""!' . ?, Y .
- IIIIC, 3.
OTHKHS A WATT BROOKliYX
With mtny of the best handicap horses
walling for tho running of the, Urooklyn
ll.imllcnp next Saturday, Augurt Uel
mont's Stromboll had llttln more than nn 1
nvertlne cuttmi in win ilm Klimi Cnuntv
.. ,, . , ,..,., .. .,, I
Sam
"'
M.-.MeeMn, also onlered lu the IlelmoM
olor. was withdrawn and all that were
left to oppose Ihe winner of tho Met-
ropollian Handicap were It. P. Carman's
Surprising nnd tho Mnrrone. Stable's
Clarlestonlan, neither of which has
shown ral form this season.
Stromboll was a prohibitive fnvortt
and what llttlo speculation thero was
on the race, was contlned to tho chances
of Surprising to take, the placo away
from Charlcstonlan. The C.irmnn colt 1
Instlfled hU nam, br enfttnr out an
- , " , , . . . , , . ',. i,, i,.,,.. ......
?"ej,-p?" rlJ:';!':;.:," orn b",cn
tho back rlrrteh with Mtromnoii, nam
held by Dunan buclc dancing on the heels
of Chnrlestonlan.
Making tho home turn Duean let go
1 i.Al 1 niuiii-11 1,.. nuirtn .-n uiuinti .
ho abead of Surprising nnd gallop 1
. .... i
m HI" III i-U llll,. II'IIHIIII III ll.'ll. Ul
the Carman horse. Charlestonlnn was ,
,eMcn all, as four lengths behind
Hurprlsfng. ,
"tralght wins were recorded for
tho chairman of the Jockey Club when 1
Keamotis took tho flfth race In a Hel l .
eleven thnt Included some shifty )
nin T.'a ters Tn
-r was little confl- ,
llolmont surter at tht 1
...nn ....... h .
.... ..t-i. 1- 1
closcy followed the paco set by I'ian
tegenet to tho stretch nnd then came
away with Penmoure to win easily by
;h:eo length. Mamie K. broke well
1 fiom tho hoodoo Inside position, but
1 never could get hor footing and was
. knocked back before reaching tho en
of the backstrc ten
Layers and players about divided the
Rntll'". Hrco favorite- coming homo In
Miccesxlon nfter the first three choices
were beaten. The summaries:
nii.sT hack.
L'Vr !' ubTlPlloa ot :. with ,
uf uiiir nun k-iuuui ittn sr.irs (nil wii ru i
h.rlnt,2 , . ..tia. SIMI.ews ... s-s p.jn 4
i.onien i.ais .-. in .iioniiMii f- b
llruO'. Jr.. 2... .im. MclaiipRrt..lO-I 4-1 I
Time, lml t-S.
C.ond start: koii ravllv. I.lttle Dloner. hr. f.. I
by Atronomer- Helen O'C ; owned by David .
biueoa; cramru ny iusirn. ' i
m:cnxn iiaci:
Pelllne: tor tiiree.ear-ou. purse, iimi; ,is
Prices. lin.
. 7-2 7-5 l
V; eeti 21 ,
m-i s-i as
7-2 IS 4 i
ao-i lo-i R .
IO-I (-1 It I
s-I .1-1 7 !
!t- 0-1 K I
1-1 V
Hill I11U,'. ..... . ll V.lll'll
Keetls, a . hi iinpiiins
"est lllh A: T.. 3.107 Corilon
ffiKi'v fi'J-K1'
Time. I 1 1 i-j
l.'ond start: won easily. Culver reek. hr. f
by Cllttiinl -Kadainnil.i: imtn-il by IheiHlme
ijmltli. trained by li. SI. l)dom. ,
"m"' """" ,,' J ' ,.'
ri-innx; mi iiuvc-rai-wiu-. joiir. ti'-'i ni
furlontrs:
Horse ft A'. tVt. Jockey.
Ullian Allen. 3.. lot. Metaliey
. . V, . '
Kl-u ti-lil l
't':." ? u r
i''"100?; ,3
iiin.tii Do.
IIUUOOK.a .... lo l.inry
llln.ih Do. :i IU7 llnnklns
U . I-.I if
.sinal. 3 . .. .1117 .Hanover i-l s-l
Illker..! . ...ln7 ralrbrnlher 0-1 2 1
luoodwnnd, 3 . 101 llurslls . . 3"l-l -!
.'
1 -1
"enii'iurrtt
d l.i r I
in n i j
Time. IIS
loii.l start for nil but outlook:
Ktlian Allen, b. if., by Yankee
i owned b II. T. Wilson, Jr : trained
Henley.
,.,,..
I Ot It III HACL..
HIiiks County Handicap' for llirce-s ear-olds
and uiiwanl: by sutiM-rlptloti ( ;:,, ktaru-rs to
pay t.i iiilillllimal, JI.SJ added, one mllo and
slMicntli.
llore fc A;e. tt t. Jockey. .Price- 1 n.
MroiniMiu, i .... 21. imirtin . i-. m i-
Uiallcslonil, I..KI3 JIC ey
-I 1-3 3
j inc. i ii.
Cnnd vinrl: won eiivllj . Htiomboll, rh. c. by
I'olr Play Nt. l'ilill.i. ouned by August ll I
mum. t mined b) H C. Illl hi'th.
ITITII HAU5.
.Selllns' for thne-yc.ir-oMs and upward
wlili h hale not wou at this hurting, pur-e,
fen. fHc and a half furlouiis:
Horse i Aite. tt Jockey. Prices. Fin.
l'cn'noue. 3 ... I" .Mehfeirr. 13-.. eien I'
IM.intaeetict, 3. lie .l.lllei 71 S3 2"
tlln-irrl 3 .. in? .tlalhrws. ..Ii-.'i 1. S 3-hon.-nf
t'al., 4 .111 ttnldrou . 2.VI lol 4
Mr Specs, 11.. .112 Saunter . . '-I 0 2 3
ciiKert. n ... 112 Mcraecart .20 I 1 t.
tViHiillalr, 3.... PC r-teward ...:! I 12 1 7
ttainleh., 3 . . Hi McCnhey.. . 3-1 cen s
Phew, 3 . HO.. Allen ....MM 2U-I !l
llroiu uneeti, 3 1)3. Hopkins., 10-1 10 1 lo
Chat yMcl"n,5112 llniimcr .23-1 10-11!
Time. I n7.
liooil "tart; won inslly. IViienmise, br f , by
Ilnck Mind lilltcrmoiive: owned by Auifust
lliiiuonl ualutd by .s. C lllldirtli.
HI.NT1I HAl'll.
t'nr niAlden ltirre-t ear-olds and llliwaril
L) subscription ot f.'i. with ! too addi il; one ul lie
. Ii7 Hopkins.
nine, ! is i-.,
Poor statt' won cully: All Smiles, br r . by
I'nlr Play Kltiipci. owned bv Itotieri Kelly
lialnrd Ii) A. J. (iolilsliiirutlgli.
OTTAWA RACING RESULTS.
lirsl Hace -.One mils and m furlong,
selling Corn Hroom, lOti i Collins, b to u.
; to and I lu C. won, Lady Upend: hi If.
vi; iSliAtee). 6 tu 2. 3 to a and 1 lo .1, sec
ond. Our Mabelle, 102 (Cooper), 10 lo t. 12
in I nnd 11 io 1, third. Time, I ..,3. Monu
il.. Canute Jean, Duke uf I'htsicr, Svkisle
and Sluusolus also ran.
Hci'oitd Hue- live fnrlntiK-, piirs--pil
I'iikii. HI lll'imsi, I to 2, 1 lo 0 and oul,
won: Hull. 101 iMcAleel. 10 In 1 to 2
and out, second; iiiiiiiin.nl, 111 LSniytU),
r, to I, even and out, third Time. 1 .03 2-5.
Itul'lfix. W'apco and 'Jo,i Hernstcln iiUo
ran 'Vlooro entry.
Third Hare Mix furlongs; sdllng De
posit, 115 i.ttoAtcK), I to 1, to t nml 7 lo
to. won: lira ml) w Ine, 111 (Aiiim), 'i to C
1 io 2 and 1 to it. second, lletesrlon. 10!
tVari Du.en), 7 tn 1. 3 to I uud ii lo .',.
third 'lime. I:D. Frontier. Kaiderosciui,
IscliKiiblbble, Heillaiul and ilohlcap also r in,
I'lnil'tll Unci - title und a nlxtei lllll ,
h.indlciip - 1'ounluln, 104 iSiulhi ii lo I,
7 to 5 ami oul, won, Kingly, l.'l (Ken
nedy), 4 In 1, 1 to 1 and out, meiinl;
Tallica, ion (Obertl, 4 lo I, elm and out
third Time, I :l 2-5. lilfth.iv en nlsu ran.
Fifth Hace- rive and a half furlongs.
Mdllug l.elaloha, 100 (Doddl, 15 tu 1, 0 to
t uud 2 to 1, won: I'ulenie, in iamohi,
.'i tn 2, even ami 1 to 2, si coin . J 11. II, .ii,
107 t Wiilst nitliolm 1 , 40 lo I, lo lo I and &
lo 1. third Time, lo'ilt,. ui.emiir) ,
I ti's TaP, Cnrmiicti ami llutilci aUo rim.
SUih It'if. - One mile uud 20 arils, .oiling-
Lady Splrllllclle, 93 l.VleAleel, 3 In I,
r, io and 3 to 5. won: l.uil.v i; Ci,
till I Mcchan). 5 to 2, 4 to !. and 2 to fi,
recond; W.vaiuike,' 101 I llurlwell), 15 lo I,
4 in I und 2 lu 1, Ihlid iiinc, 1:11 1-5,
Mr tic. DunuoMie. rogs, voiailay, Jr..
und Kllda.t a'so inn
SionOi Hace One mile mid ;n ardH
Ovulioii, I'll i.Miiieriuui' i. 10 to I I to I
and t tn I. won King Hadford, 100
ISutylh) 7 to 1 2 to 1 and even, second.
Fold Mai. 106 (Arlnn), .'. tn 2, I tu 5 and
1 lu 4, third. Time. LU llrlny Deep,
Mltula, Iiuiulcta Shcrlnck Holmes, Hoia
O'.S'ilJ itua Laird ' iilrkoaldy Ua ru.
SHASOX'S B1G0KST IM'SKT
MoI.ktain Station, N J., .Itfic 23
Charles I.. Johnston, Jr.. former New
Knu'.aml Intercolleglatii champion. &
feated 7ustnvr V. Touehard, 25. 6 t,
! .7. In tlm third round of the Middle
States championship lawn tcr.n
ment at th Orange I'vn Tennis
to-day and thereby caused 'he Mgn-'t
upset of the senon. The ir.a' -n wa
watched by the biggest Rallery thit has
turned out to see a contest In this )
Hon thus far this season and ther" Wns
not a dissenter from tho opinion that
Touchnnl would win nnd win easily.
Touehard Is known 10 be a better
grass court than clay court player ami
from the very fact that In thlr lnil
meeting hi defeated tho Annie:
t man
n.i'.v in fttrnieht sets on clay the lat-
.... ,lot rlKured on to have a chance
nn the turf tn-d.iv. Aside from this fact.
''" I
with he ; ' J.; ,eV a; .' had a lead of ,
IV 2 He did not trv any too hard
LI ,L n . ir.',n,i,M er-
... .,. .... r.. ft.fftl
vice and the latter !.,ough. the. sc;re up
to "I J. Then on hi- ow-i s.-rvi.-e. Tou-h- '
rd came with,, an a, e of the mat.;!.
with the score at S-S. 40-S0. He m-ide
a beautiful placement shot and spnar-
...1.. . .1, m. Ion .Inun.tnn
i-iiii., ii...
mad a dying stab at the ball, a.,1 the
1.. ar,a the net
flMlll- ,i,l. .. " - ---
Touehard was so muel, -urprls.il that he
did not uo after the ball at all. HlthotKh
he mlrht have returned It ana me -j.i-iio
was deuce. This wan the turning Poi-.t
of the match, for the stroke gave Johns-
ton eourace and he played tne nest ien
nls of his career from that time to the
imtsh.
Onlv seven ot the starter." ate still left
. l .. I tl-.l..... M.r. 1!1 II. Ill
1,., i,l,l .i,n title 11 few e.1r. back.
i.lAied tbroiiL-h three match' n
reached the round before ff ail-flnal- He J
,..111,.,,,; a I. nintme tn-mor-ow and !
the w.nner will pliy 11. V I. trued in i
it,. .l.i.(i..,.i ,,.,ir,,l l.irne.1 came
through by beating Henry N. Hab-h in i
nr.ilirht sets at 6 I. o " i' owirn
ii tit fonrlli round with Hall. Ptonne
" and Johnston aro I.. P. Woodbury, who .
i'ea, Marshall I'eabody. L'-
'Vis bracketed with Johnston, tt alter 1
I'ate, who beat Allen J Head. I.
.-.i M.miH a 'rhenekinortoti. who.
, ... . . ....
won
from Lindsay Pomiim ai
f, 3, 7 5. I'ate and Throekmorton are
drawn together.
.. ... ,., ..... . . ...i iR
' "" . ,.,., ",,!
i.'mn.ui'u sirs Tn.fi.iv nun ii ichih- ii
. , ,M, ' :n,h..r title to her long
'string. The Norwcsmi and American
ohami.lon defeated Mr-. W. II. 1'nder-
.' .,,-,, .tM in ihe tlrt
round mis aiiermH.n """"-"'
opponent only live nres in meir inn
Tli smnmarle-1
Ml.tdte Plates Chamnlenshlr. Men s
Slnrls". First Hound Walter Merrill Hal!
SlneW. Mrs lloi ni -ai er
I'le.ite.1 iieorxe m.W .(.-' . J a "l"f
K. Touehard won from o. tt. t.llmrB bj
iZ";n,t itoi....i tfsiter Mer-i'i Hall de-
fal-.t It C. Van Vi-l. : 1 i.
Irvine Illker defnti-d Phi Hp I' '"hew,
4 I. -4. Marti.l r-.iliod woo
from Celrle A M.iJor In avfiu't. C.ustave
V. Toui-hnrd lfe.ite I i". tv. Mai Mullen.
e,.. c 7; AI.eti J Head Uefiti-d Allen
llrsvew, 4 I. ' 7.
Third Hound Waller Slerrlll Hull de.
fraied Irvlns ltlker IS - 11. - 1 . Iw-cen-
D Woodl.ury defeated Msfsh.ill I'e.i.
hoils. c I. 4, t'hailes I.. Johnston. Jr
let.Rt,l i;ustae 1 ToiKtiara. i h. t.-- i
7. Walter L I'ate Oefe.iiid Allen J.
Head, 6- I. ' r.; llsrild A. Tbroi ktoirlon
defeuted Llndssy Dunh im. l- fl J. 7 5
s;h irnplonshi ttooien'e Slncle.
!-Mrt
Rnund --Mt I'. ere l.l CI ilerculol .ir.. i
li..tifil,T.on i ai(Mir"nr a,i. i. u. i : .m
1 tlwendolyn llrandon defeated Mrs. D.n.il.
m, M. J.-. I. :. Sirs. New ion
...... ,l,.f, it.,1 Ml,- NI.liol. . I .
I ill.. i..i.. tl',n. afa,.i I Mlu tlornflil I
MV Far rand C 4, Mis. Sl..!i.i
U'i. V, Nt, sir. Ite'eri 'e t oy .iefe "".i
'sir. ni, 11 Tuv'or r.--3 0 1 Ml
ii " h II siiU A tested' Sll-s Kitiierln- 'rin
, 7 -' --. Miss Florence .h.l.ioli
,ifei,-e,i Mi Kitherlno Poller. 7. t, -:.
HJtir.t-dt defented Sirs. tv. II. Fuli-rhll
I5lli lna A. Kl-sei detraiea .miss until-
erlne Hrunson. S I. I, 2.
I .-.'cord Hound Jilt- Comlnnce stordee!
ilefe.ii,l Mix S. Henry. 3 (.-3; Jllji
1 lna A Klsel defeat I Silas Horetn e l-hel
1. Ion, -a tl - 5. Sllsa i:vlyn Hunk defeafd
Mies AM.y Morrison (. I. s--:.
ciianiplansiclp i iioiiih . rirst
Hound Hilcli and irk detealed Ceol.i-
and lleiinett. 1'..'. 7 J; Kennedy nn 1
Mad-1 won froin Mnorehesd an 1 partner
bv default' T'hrni kinorlon and Dunham
won (nun Konlgir and .lnnes by der.iult.
Sr. .,1.1 Hound Hslcti and CL.rk de.
feated tan tilet ami tun .11. Jr.
Tnrnckmorloii and Duii'h..m'dfftated
Knn-dv and Madid. 0. C
Steu Consolation Slnctes, lir.t Hound -S.
Mnn.'he won from II. Norloit '.v de.
fault. H C. Van Vile! won from II Tail-in
1. ,l,ru,,ll 1 ( 1! t:ini,ni,n ttiiti rr.im I'arl
KonlKer b defiult; D Mitkay won fioo,
11 S. S. strutter by ilefuult. J. P. Woll.-ii
uuh from Slcl.altl by ilcfaul. Ii
on iroio i. itirtrr ... uein iii, ... ri.iu-i
Sloorelir.il won from tV. S. Slacomber b
default.
To Piny for urtli slilc Title.
The fifth annual open tournament nf
the I'nivorrity Heights Tennis Club for
the North Side championship of New
toiit lity will begin at the club courts
on l'nlvi rslty avenue. Just south nf Ford
ham road, on Fatutday. July 3 The
events will be men's singles and doubles
and consolation single-.
POSSIBLE WINNERS AT
JAMAICA TRACK TO-DAY
lirsl Hare High llnr. lliue
Hoik, llriiomvale.
Mi'iind llarr I'liton, Urn (Hiliier,
llohlni'tlii.
Third Harp Top n' th' Morning,
Plv), spi, shell.
Inurlh Hare llelmnnt Lntrj,
l iiiiliilsl. success.
liflh Hare llrapeshnt, lllla llr.v
sou, Mark II, I'uliii nK.
Slxlli Hai'' Orllu K rip p, .tmnltl,
Joe lliihuhl.
TO-DAY'S CARD FOR JAMAICA.
First ltae-For two vear old: !lnu; live
ftuloiuis:
Hull llors.1 UO Little Alta mti
Lady Mkln I"'' l.vim Mi '
Hianlnu nb'IMiia. Ketiu i nil
Tubnlo P'sHivan . mi
I'liimii." 10". lie (ircmer i1
llroicm lie . . .. 1u:Hclle ul tile Kitellen '.
HI lie llni'll i!l
Seiniiil Itii'c-iiir thu e-ye:n olds and tip
ward; illin; one mile and an eiuhlii I
I -.ttt.it llo Ism l.lllil 10
Hell l,lll!is' . 107 Kobilicll.l 10 i
Third It. in- Michigan Handicap, for three
venr nlds: sis lurlons: '
Tup u' Hi' Moriuii. I. I'n) "s
l.nly II uli.iry . bv Hhlue M.iuleii 'i. 1
stcii Shell . . .Ui I
I'nui'lh Hiice-iho Suflolk. fur twocar i
olds: sclhiu,; live and a half lurlonjs i
Vltrii l I'I'liStlei e-i . .' Iltil
Tina a l.iiu lu'. Tiiliolo in. i
Fei'lirivk . 10'' Fetllliusl lis
Ten Cnldr ... I."1 1 llin- Hoik
l-'ilth Itace For four- car olds and upward, j
sclhiu ; six luilniiih
I uiln .iimiiiie.. ii, hlla I i i i n . mj
drapeshol HMIiir Umper lo
Hryad H. Hill Slre.uu to.
Fro H.i.ily Oriiu ml
It tilery U.'Mii-k II Kubauks im
Sixth Hace 1 nr ihrep.year nlds and up
ward: nihil.'; one mllo mid a sixteenth
AmaJll .. llllloiihlct 100
llrlin Krlop .. ,110 Athena VI
Joe Dlbold ........ Ul
Three ltn- ,
ier- ii. il. ii,,nL, itM.. M,nmn',.niln
lawn tennis tournament ui ir.o .-h'-w
.'nw ItoCllKM.K, June 23.-
Uochello Toniiln Club wein wllhtn an 1 and Ilmiti-r won tao game and eventu
nee of being defeated to-day, but man- al'V "on tho w.t. at 1311. Hammett
ar;ed to Mtavo off the Impending dls-
aster. In the third round of the women's
single Mrs. Hoyal Victor came wit h'n 1
s tournn-' on point ' of defeating MLs Florence
,. ,,,., ,, . .. . .... . , ..
mils ( in 1 Il.ibn, in the twelfth same of the third ,
ie Mgn-t eet, hU' was beaten out. at li 4, 2 6,1
eet, bu' was beaten out, at ii 4, 2 6,
-7.
It so turned out that Mi'" llnlllu, after
having tho closo call with Mrs. Victor,
hud to experience defeat later after be
ing herself within an ace of winning.
In the eeml-flniil round aha met Mies
Marie Wagner, tho New York State
champion, and thrlco enmo within u
point of beating the Hamilton Grange
girl, only to lose out, at 61, 2 C,
11 !'. M!-s Wagner victory puts hi-r
nn ine 11 ai rounii against .irs. ii.irger-
waimch. wi,ocii1bed,hWuFhii.e.i5,.i.
In the final round against Mrs. Ilarger-
I.,. H... ....... Mi 11.1. I,
IJ3 -iiiiiij.ii ,11, .HIPI" .Mini llljtf
hnpl lu Mralgh. sets, at ,1-2. e;3.
IVanci. T. Hunter, termer C,.rnll
I'lnn-r. was m the shadow of defeat at
" - II..iiii..t. nut
a 10 0Jt "' tn " '1"A Tli.n'--
Si"..
tht of either M's, i,,.,m or M.ss Uag-
- , .-- .
the haMIe
THREE REGATTAS SATURDAY.
llnnilli-iips 11n1 c.l for 1 nclil-
In lllit lins of Itnclnir.
Il.tr.dicipper Charles 1". Tower ha- an-
l-land rnce of the New York Athletic
Club. In tlm fcVuwatiliaka Corinthian
races the cht- will -all In their uhu.u
cl.ie. but ihere will tie several ab.
nrilinoil Him nl nn'.ifii.... In llu ..n... fri I ,1.- ...... r...Mt . . ........ .. .1 I
be sailed ha:u,day for the hardlcap j , Vlf i ,i e nn . tcur "ha. p o Velnda.me to-n.ght I I
.,..1,. h; ..,. . 1.1. f . .. . . . . . . 'i. ..' . I mile motoi paced ra o fur the
llitin.i r.L.-nll.i i.f the Ssn.mluk.i t'n. il. .1 t -.1.., i?i-.i J .... I 0,11 of threo li-a.s amnngi
..,n.ui,. vu. i. -...i ,i. iiimu ... ..." .... .... ..:. ' ..... ., J. 1 ueorqcs Sires and tutor I-
. . - n iu'ii v. . iiiii s's-'.' M ills- n-i I ills, J III' K'11M IJ1IL
Me, ami some will comp.'te In nnCth,iils mile ..iiwH-ur r.nmtleap from the
fli In the long dltatice event. The . sixty yaid mark.
han-lu-.p. :
m;.v.miaka ruuia tiii.xa.
L-ir, Division .Miita snd Anoret.
srilrhi OH. S fr cent.; Dortn.la. H,
.C. 4 cent.
se. onJ Dlvls.oii Veda, seratrh; Arll. 1
per cent. , H. l wing and Sali l. l' pr
"i". rN.h: LUllao ..nn M'gnon : per cent
i.Hrli I'l.rii a nr r ,nl. . lvenmulr. 4 nr
iiutor snd Nat'i. . ntr cent
I,,, (,. vutnr. l per cent.; ientanj. 7
Third Division Nstonis
serat(-h: Itobln
Iloo.l III. : pr rent., Tnlnkl". :j rr
I . . tt - ....
..,,'.: i-ireflv ' ner Vent.
Peg, 4 per
i tVurthDIvMo.,
I I,rro- 2 percent . tt nlte i jp. p-r cent
I UI.OCW ISLAND It.ti.L.
Antta and Amoret. ecratrh. Natonia. Z'i
i ,,fr cent. okse. a ner eent., Dorln.la. 3,
p,r rtm-. AllIajA, Caroline and Veda. 1
ic-r cent eseh. Itr.l.ln Hood III.. 4ii ci.r
ent.: Twinkle and Ariil. u tier tent eavh
Snora. Jolly IloKer. p'allv IX. and lied
' tv Ing. Si per erni. cl.. I.ll-I.in ,.nd Ml.
n.m, per cent. emh. IV c. f'i pr cut..
(. r, KVnuiulr sti.l e'lu
are. 7 nsr riit.. Keninulr snd .--ft lla
IM-! Cl'lll each, Me.Untor dH't .Naillj, si
per rent en, h. Pire'W. J per tent.. Vic
tory. 9 'i per ie.it ; Sentiinn and PitnpiTo,
io per -ent . White rap 11 per cent.
'n tho lower ha the reiratta will be
with the Atlantic YaeM Club, and the
alliwanc'S for the laces In this re.
gattn, llKiir.il by John It. ilrophy, lire:
fecund DUIini Joy, srrstrh, Ml.tr.il.
per cent.. 1'nteiens. l.u Cubana slid SI. and
K. s p.-r iiit. oaili; mf and Infer. y
c,r cent., si.iy. iv per com. : eteriiiig. sw
per ivcit
I Third Division-Anna, scratch
t.eum. : per . -in ; Hug I.. 10 pe
Sun- ,
per cent.; i
Wukan II. and
llelH.
!.' per cent.; 1
Llle. n, i; per cent.
Nali
Si) per rent.
JAMAICA TURF JOTTINGS.
U'-iiPis nf 4uiiu-'t. The t'Jevrl.inl
'"'' "111 ship eleh, hon... Iron, Job.-
'own. N .!.. to-day and then' hue been
i l'-Pae.l for the r. lug umlet the nu-plr,,
of the liucens l'ounl j.e key flilli.
.Mat Hlr' h l.ouuhl Slick 11 Hubanks
; rrc-u s .ionro i urK on account ot r i
.11. Lenialr. nnd 111" r.eldlna a enlrrad I
in ihe l.rtnalre enlois In Hi. filth raie. i
j I'rnian's lialn-bureugli was en-
tr,i the eeiond an. I ttfth riess lie
,..,,..,! n, ,-orid and alter rauslng ton-
.I.i..r..lile trouble at Hie mart itnlshnl ii
,,lf tH.i,,i l)lllt r ,p,.ctalnr ,
, ,K,It h rA ,,,, ,,., tl,at )m ., ,
wariultig up fur the tilth.
It seem fatal to make jii entry of John I
11. SI nlden tavorlte. sprint carried th
iihiry and wlilt hoops in the tlrst ruco
niij wis alw.iv- the i tioic. sin was i
, ''."'l' bf,k. -;'.n" ","'r th" tdrl
u utier Hi start and .
hl.l.htf.l loithfd tlio loonv. '
, John tvhalen was something of a tnonop.
jnil.t i.i the tlrst ra.-e lie trained Lllll'
i limner, which won for David i:i,l,,in. and I
also prejured Kdltli lliutnaiiti. which ran)
(third In lite color of tl .1. Leonard '
vnlre.v Miller'. Itointer put in cood
. w urK mi ine nrvoititii iiandb in yesterday
nioruine. With Itutwell lu the saddle h
went a mile and a n iarter lu 210), covering
th mile In 1 11 3-5.
Tartar worked a mile and a quarter
in 2:tl. and Hut khorn. ahbh at.o mav he
pointed for lb Itrooklyti, turned u mils
t ilher easily In 1:10 2-5.
It whs said yesterdsv thit L. S Thomp
son would Stan both Hal tuolilcou and
un
In Ihe llrooklyn llindlcap. Th
former has niHiclsni speed to Insure
pile f,s! C'luUKll lo suit Itorrow
One of the best things of the meeting
vent wrong when Outlook was left stand
ing In the third rac This maro was
burked from t to 5 to vrn money nnd
after losing a dozen lengths st th start
went nn to finish sscond lo Kthatl Allen,
whb h broke In front mid led all the way.
1 Charleston!. in Is apparently due for a
j spell It, the birn. Ho puied up tame after
I I'nlshins la't III tho Kings County Han
Idlrap. Matt ttinn has been appointed steward
to represent Philip J. Dwer nt ihe Queens
County jocl.-'j- Club meeting,
IntercollegiateBoatRaces
Highland Poughittpstt Count
Monday, June 28th, 1915
Sf trial Trains via
West Shore Railroad
LKAVI5 NHW YORK
( nttlamlt .street. Ill 20, 11 IS a.m.
West 4.'nd Street, in 15, II W, 11.43 e.m.
(Duyo'ac'inonl)
Cortlandt Sheet, II 40 a m. farhr Ci)
West l?nd Street, 12 UU noon " "
Returning after races
$2.SO Round Trip
Observation Train Tickets
On Sale al
119 and 1216 llrnadway. New York
3W 1'ulton Street. Brooklyn. N Y.
I'or particulars,
addreasiicn, hast
Pass Atreit. 1316
lltoadvvay. N Y,
New Veil:
Ttsac 1)10 Mid. Si.
PrfncJcB!
'rini 1(7 Mils
ncr. Hammett won the tlivt e!, itTATJKl! M A .MKhl IvIMAI
i. na unii tne le iu in ;no socnnn, si
Ho tnailo two double (
faults which brought tho c.mie to douco
Hiuni-'j ui ii.ivo iiiiiucrn cincoefi Hain
In the third set, when he started with
n rU9;, all,j 0j nt 4 gAmci, to 1, but once
wore Hunter tightened up. nnd when
darkn.-s, oompc;b d then, to stop piajr
the erstwhile Cornelllan w.im in the lead,
nt ;.0 Tlm Bllmmnr ;
,,,,,1., .......
Uuaksr llltlko ('hntunlonihlii Wumen1
fun.rr. Tlilrl It.n111.l- 11 ls i'mfirai 1)1,
11s defeaU.i Mrs. lluyal Vh tor, 4, 2 4,
9-7.
hem.nnl llnurJ Mt Mario Wngnsr
dereattil Miss l'lorenee lullin. 61, s ,
11 . Mrs Hariter-WalUi'h ilefsatei .Miss
Helen llernhard, i 2, (. 3.
rhAitiplonshlp Men's Hlngles, I'ourtn
Hound V. II Ward W-.ttd K II. Crn.sy,
-4 !--; W II W.oJ defeatei II. I,.
lloman, 3, f. 1. P T Hunter , A.
D lUmniett, 4'.. la 11. 7 6. unnnishe.t.
Tilth Itnunrt V. II. Ward defeated II.
.M I'lillllp. 60, 7 f.
Championship Men's Doubles. rirt
Hound llvvrs anil Mack dfeMtl lln
lerson una .Isne, c 1, : , u 4; l-ix
uiiin snl Ushr nun from Adler fctid fto,,.
it an by def.iu.t, Dr. itnGiitHiim anil Hi'in
Icttnpf tlefoalei Dr Sinnotl snd I.Bwyer,
s .. 0 z.
Second Hound Kit man and llehr it
f 'i.e.l Ulng snd Cannon, J 9, $-n. 0 J.
MUel Doi'ss, Klrst Hound Sir A
lltiuiphrles a. 1 I HArtiMstin won from
Ml i:is Klm anil M imati li A
' 1. . Mlfs t (Irii. nhil 1 H 'ein
)i nipf a ti f om SI, u'i.1 Sir rt-iiir, lv'
'fiult Mim r:.ire an' Dr A. W. J
'X il wen from SIlsn J Leeoli and II ' 1
.'.l.ri t default. 1
CALIFORNIA RIDER IS FIRST.
l
1 ih.t.s (ihrt I, rail- A to incurs In llnlf
Hlli- nl .Vrssnrlt Vi'liiilrnnir,
NkwaiiK, N. J, June 23. Hnns Olirt, 1
"r v" etP". Wi,h 1Tlm.1Sull'v "'
of New Hat en at the head of the a ma
tour point tah.e. IJ.ioh ha- f points.
John Maehle of Newark won the two
C.sar Mo.etil the Italian, defeated
j ... .....n ,u imr
Vcill.i tii'it.tlt rnit. rv Ulfuit ts. u 1 A.. ..I '
heat and one eplll. Alfnd llrenda cap-i Nlstbl Trnnl. Toccrne,- Arret. Red.
lured tho live in le professional chain-1 Kaiiwst, June 23. A night t'nn'.e
ploiishlp, puttinif h.m first In the chain- tournament Is scheduled fur next week
pionshlp race with 11 points. Itenir beginning Monday on tho Ilderan Outlns;
McN'amarn wa second, HMi Spe.iri Club's grounds here. Among those en
third snd O.-ar Keg foutth. Frmk tered are Harold Throckmorton, Llnd
Kramr and Alfred tioutlet were out- say Dunham and others from Jersey
sldo the pnli.t-. Tlie time was. ft ml-.-1 ('ity, Newark KlUaheth, PlalnfleM and
ules 4,1 seconue. tnart,y r'tleP
When Quality
Town Travels
BY PHILIP GOODMAN
TF Quality Town cannot have
its Wiesbaden, its Cannes
and its Aix-la-Chapelle, it does
with Newport, Lenox and
White Sulphur.
Quality Town simply must
have a change, whether it be
across the sea or across a State
line.
And, of course, when Quality
Town travels it does not travel
in a hand-grip.
The complete wardrobe for
morning, afternoon and eve
ning -for mother, father, the
children, the servants is
carefully luggaged and trunked.
Leather Goods have been, and
always will be, a peculiar fancy
of Quality Town.
But Leather Goods stores
have not always made the
most of opportunities to get
Quality Town's patronage.
Quality Town's newspaper
stands ready to get your store's
announcements under the
evening lamp or at the break
fast table as you prefer.
And if you feel that Leather
Goods and Luggage advertising
could stand some "smartening
up," The Sun Service Bureau
will gladly contribute its aid
gratis.
Every Morning
Every Evening
1 . ..... ......... ...... .
Almut forty-flv New York athletes
will le.ivo for l'.oston to-morrow to com
p:e In the Ilnstern tryouts In tlm Har
vard stndium on Saturday to determine
tho men who will be cnt to repiesent
tho Hast In the '"V"1'1!' -'.'..'""'iih.'
' st the I'anuni i-.'.vlt'c l-.xp.x.tio'i. 1 h
j PW York romlnsf-nt .ompr ei tne plA
of the New York A. C. ati.i l ish A.ncr
of the New York A. C. ati.i l ish A.ncr
can iithlnte-, but It Is by no menus cer
ium thnt they will capture tho honor
of tho meet fiom tile Now Kngland divi
sion. The Uoaton A. A. Is stronger on paper
thun over beforo nnd ha resuuected
Norman Tnher to enny tlm unicorn In
the hlf mile or mile. If ho elects to
start In the longer distance Tabor will
meet Klvlat and tho pair may duplicate
the battle of the Stockholm Olympics
which puilej thu Judges.
Ted Mtrodlth I- the only formidable
entry from rhil.i.'elphla. He Is entered
In the quarter and half and 'n the lat
ter evemt may be opposed bv his old
rival, Dave C.ilJw. 11. Tani Halpln Is
among those tntetrd In the quaiter, bu'
tlli'to Is doillit almut I. Is going to the
post. Alv.ih T. Meyer will be the bes
New Yoiker Pi th sprint ntid ho will
hive to meet living T. Hnwc, th Colb
Cnltego spriimr, who beat him in the
Indoor c hamp ui s'nps, and Tt-schtier of
Harvard, who will entry the II. A A
colors. Wesley ti'er will bo tho star In
the high Jump. All tho llei.l events bavo
tilled and the meeting promises the try.
competition of tho ason. outfttdt of
the Ir.icrcolleg'a!') gati.es.
Wiles, kiri- noil l.lnnrt flash.
A feature nvent at the sheepsherfc.
lie a ten
best two
eorgo Wiley
mart, the
winner tn nuft Ca-ir.co Carman nnd
Leon Duller hxt Saturdav night. Fred-
die Hill, .!! k'e Clark Dob Spear and
Harry ICalser will ra e four ono mile
lie.ne In the nlternar nvent, the rider
scoring the most po.nts to get llret
'" a
mone.j . Tlrkois sold for last Tuesday
night.
Including Sundays
Excepting Sundays

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