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Second Section
BASEBALL, BOXING,
RACING, TENNIS.
Sporting and Automobiles
GOLF, ATHLETICS,
YACHTING. FOOTBALL
PISTA CLIPS AUTO 1
RECORDS, WINNING j
BIG CHICAGO DERBY;
i
Haiinii. in it roiiscot. Speeds at
97.15 Miles nn Hour, Captur
iiifT $' i,.)00 in 1'rizeK.
rOT.POI.ATO SKCOXD: I
MAX3VKLL CAlt THIHDj
risi-ii is riiir.r.o imtiiv.
r('r llHier. Tlmr.. ..rr.
T-l.rot. l(r.l. .. . .IMtl M.;o
JriiinlVum. rinmlit. . . .910. VI lUO
txiaVnril JHcKenhachr,.. ' M.M
lsnntieni. (irant 5 !' J5
vtnt. K. ('.mper 8 IS ! HI."?
A I llllil II I. II I
MlltI. .xlllirriMii, ...
!DuwnhT. Alley,. .
Prime, Chrvrlrt ..
rrunent, llurman . .
It Srhrlni, .1. C'nnnrr..
. ii ift ni.no
fl'tSM Ul.fO
3 50 10 IKI.itO
CillC-lfiO, June 2. In tlio finlest ROft
,!! automobile race ever recorded, ami
v.fnr- .1 crowd of 1O0.00O persons. Dnrio
ujitB, a cosmopolite ot Italian iiinh nnd
rrilh BjrontaKf. drove his French car,
I 11. to v ctorv 11.1. afternoon at 1
fca new Speedway IMrk In Maywcod, (
The. Italian reeled off the distance at nn ,
image rate of 97 0 '" an "our. ,1"
Cat v 5 hour 7 minutes 27 seconds.
tn winning Chicago's rtrnt Interna
tional automobile derby Iteata broke
four world's records. His time clip
: minutes Is seconds off the speed
y recoril set up last mouth by Ue
I'llnta In Imllanap. Hi.
The Italian led from the first and
wis edged out only ft few lap. In the
tnt century. Ill total winnings for the
air's drive were ?2I,500 and n silver
JUyfleM carbureter trophy.
It wan a groat day for Italy. Second
slice was captured by J, Porporato, also
n Italian, drlvln? an Kngllsh car, tho
.'jnbeam. Ho was 3 minute 23 seconds
Mtslr.d Hesta. Ills average speed was
?t miles an hour. Ills prize was
I1,C00 and his time C hours 10 minutes
;0 seconds.
The third prize of 15,000 was captured
ij Ed Itlckenbacher In a Maxwell. Ills
jyeraso speed was 95.S miles nn hour
jr.d he came In four minute hchlud
rorporato.
Harry Grant, winner of two Vander-
Wlt cun races, drove In fourth place In .
Ms Sunbea.m. his average time beliiK . Mhat It lost by a poor start .ifter a quar
jj.Of. miles an hour. i ter of a mile of rowing. Rice's young-
Of the remaining six who lnnded in glcrn ,oo!, tno challctiKn and Incrensed
ih money Karl Cooper. Oil Anderson. thl,,r ,e.ul umll oppn W4lcr showed. Tho
Tom Alley. Chevrolet. Iiurman and J. i rare wa rowc,) from th one an,i a half
Cooper. In tho order given, nil averaged mMo wark t0 lf tw0 ml ,iaif mlC
i HKed ill excess of 90 nilles an Hour. . nwrk ,u,t low the Syracuio boat
Frt.dway records of ull sorts wer f ,l0U((1 '
bittered. Every car th"tol"?''",.1" ' Pennsylvania nnd Cornelf rowed a
ihe money ten of them ran j m mllo race for HUi,Htltuto varsity men
it a speed In excess of the iior Id s oire(1 Corne walke(, 0 wlt!l lt
:ompetltlon record of S9.S4 m les an minutes 14 seconds. There was a
hour, set by Ve lUlma on .Memorm, w.
InJUnflimlU. '
u in..,. " u
The first "ye cars
hroke the world s 5no mile recor oi
n.."'leVnLiml
Ilroeklatids. Kngland, b a team ot tnreo ,
drivers,
Hirr)
..theentirem
p,..i . n new no sion
Grant set n nexx ny 1
xlthout pausing once nt tno ims .or uu
'. .v... int li ho ran
lr. " .V". . . :,T.' .u,i
out of "juice uui u-. u.i o
fot across the line wunoui ir..um.
.. 1 11.1.1. ... u ,an- xi-nrld s
Ilex aes uMiiuunniiiix - -
rtrord for the f.OU mlle distance and
.f.tlng the $20,000 prize for mm. uea.a
a .1 1 fi.n nrl7fi. ltffllf.iM t
'P. ".".. :... h. loader
itner smaller mien. ----
t the 200 mile, the 300 mile and ho
400 mile mark, eacli time urea... mo
world's record for tne iiisiuncr.
.. .. .i, Hn.1 cnturx- llirll
... . .... 1.. .. u,., in,.ae,i tlw 1
lr uwlon. Otherwise It would
..... 1 uu'itHft fnr Uefita.
lldve iwrn i. - nn .1 - 1
."Cn J"Jr"...:",'',7,.nn.d
n?r '". l"c " -TiTh;.
win uoouncn s .)''i"" , "" :.
ure as run witnout mismip "r "-
im of note. Just before . t l.o . Kreat I
lr.d up" Chevrolet drove his leinge
nto the fence In fi-ont oi inc m.,.iu
...j 1 1. 1..., ininpx- A minute
haff nt ih.' Plt-ui he was off
''i1' .. a ... rfnrV ,.re.,u
Afttr tho first 200 miles a dark streak
t.an to appear 011 the yellow woodtn
loorlng of tho track. On th tutns tho
TtJCnCO Of tills OH HClieu oni.Krr ui
he drivers, As the peril pf sklrtdlngl
--rea.e( the drivers ueifan "'"
by taking the more s,-cure footlmrl
ra?htr uu thu sldo ot tho saucer. ,
There were thillls galore for the spec- oni round of S5 Mrs. Honald 11. Harlow
.itor. when the cars would buitch Ml,if Mvrlon declslvelv defeated Mrs. J.
he thltd and fourth quartern after a,
(.rufh down the back stretch,
The freuuent brushes between Hesta
1 his Peugeot sixclal and Cooper nnd
tndtrson of the Stutz team were also i
curies of continual excitement icr m-
'pecutors. When tho black colored ,
ceugtot (inn tno wane muiz wuum ru.,r
nto pie strefh the grand stand woum 1
u4dnly become nllve.
Although Hesta a number of time
nlr.ed the first quarter turn In the lead
f the Stutz there was seldom a time
nen tne Italian driver s meonsuiician
oum iook uacg anu noi see me .Hirer.-
an c.-ir MtKhlnir ctnsf. behind blm. 1
ite-ta started out with a pace that
... i.. .i. j . x.i, .... ... .!.. i.n,i
I" KIXXT 11,11, Oil rre,,jr ,
Ther was a hum ot surprise even
imontr th old timers when It was dls-
'overnl iat the Italian had driven tho j
flrit three laps at the rate of 101 miles
in hour The Held was forced to speed
CANADIAN FOUR ECLIPSED.
'
Cre.renta Take Lacrosse Rump In !
'nin.des of woik were the Canadians
llolihy
Cnvrrnnlnt Ilttlsuiole
ilniv-j,i
'VP! it
"
;Jnl.r,,,,.
till lf
v....
lirxt defence . , ... I. Ilalne
."rroiid defence. .. W. Illtixuiore
iliird ikience. .. . -: Copi
('rutin..,. Ha.il.ry
I lllnl attack... I'. laicegrova
M-eiind attack Kane
I'lrst attsrl;.... Pallanten
D.ilslde hoine. ... Alllster
li.xlde Inline liay
set til Ili-acln s. 1 ltefrren W.
'Il
'x i. ci nt, t (i.ial Linpiira Unite and
J'liit sulcuiutex II Tn) lor for It. T)lnr;
Ji'ir tor nilri us; I'.tler for Hobby, Coals--r"
s Ksi, Wallirldte, Uoiecmve Time of
"lex 3" iiilnulex
Hii.x- Slvlr u ft tn 1. sei-ftiid Iteaten Pour. Pinal llnund M s ' Itotiluson. lunar,!. T ine, li 4-1 aecumla. I ' ' i ami 3.
.nn) siie, score i to i. m, onu '"''" .''"",. '.' ,!. i ,:, xi,.r,i m,um .oi a i" , fi It f. a. The wit.n nir nalr will n lav Second Mxieen. Setnl.t in Itoim.i vv k
Tie .aorrwx.. .-,nn nf th Crescent I i.'i..if,..Ir.i' Hna-u-ixoAd. .1 and 4. 'second. P.imels. HrooUlyn, N. Y.; third, I Wallace F. Johnson and J. J. Al instroim i '"hii.ioii nii.iw nodle. beat ...W. W Van
Ucr0. nul. of Toronto fit Hay Hldge . H TnMwl'n K ntill Ln.1- Mr., wl.e. It V.. height. fe.l IU 'Inclie.: iiulllel,l Hi.tl llrirk Htiullf). liound-Pulter heat .l.ihtistoti, .'
MerJii. The Now Mooners had no , . ctr.ls .Ire, . .wlcb. l.ea; " !'- 7" heigh i l feei ! A. S. Cbutllcld. un.l (1. W. Hi ttk ' lle' ieu HUilit. .s.-eotid sixteen. s,.,,,l
rj- ..ficPty In wnnl.iK. thr linal Parreliy. :''.';;;; ' ' "V,l.-i, Vard I.a,l,-V rs. lieat.'' n by q,,lil,, for the governors' run nt Hie'!1.'!!'' J1"".'.,"'i-i.VJ':li",rj!.,-" i-";'"",'.""' v"
'-Tied 30 n rivor"o .'lie H ' ""n.,a '' "'f" ,i;V;:i,,7,,.iki-.:0mVl!.V;M:-V'sr Kl.isl.l., Country Club ye.ter.biy. will, '"A.Ai'n.ll"?"' .,.::f .,,U.i' V.,
ii...... ,., ... ,,. ...... il d. iirui.,. iiirri-nv linn i .. iioiiii-
uue limy men .new up inn. ino "',;,, . ifcK i,,,,.,,,!!, Mtorrs tecninl". rui.ii. won ny
"lOnii twelve wnn ns II lllwis-d. Tha " t.,".n.'. ..ti . ' . i iaxL- i a I leiiti second Mnr- Salet
Ir.eim i "V ri..:j-.-r.,,:. xir. Ilosto. k Pltlxlmr- Time. IS -S ssrmida.
Wn C Poxltlnn. I.e.cbe. ... r. . Ved a,,A. Howo,..,, l -:i. 1.:: J j;r;j". "W .M?, VT'Xi
,.. ';!); ".l.m ' Jit" , "l.."V;ar. :,."i "'u InVhryi .e,,.; ...tirnln. N, Y, A. ;.. .11..
Finishes Long Walk
on His Eighth Trial
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
Tired out physically nnd
mentally, John H. Scott of the
Southwnrk Catholic Club reached
the City Hall I'lttza at 0:31:12 3-5
this morning and with a faint
smile announced that ho had at
last succeeded in his task of
walking from Now York to Phila
delphia in less than twenty hours.
Scott's time was 19 hours 1
minute 12 3-5 seconds. Scott,
who is 54 years of ape, has mnde
seven attempts to walk from New
York to Philadelphia in less than
twenty hours, but on every other
occasion he has been balked by
inclement weather.
COLUMBIA'S SCRUB
FOUR ROWS RAPIDLY
Leads Syraeuse nt Start and
T
TnPIVnRPR (.lip Hofoi f
J.', ((f jt,
,
SHOWfXG I' LEASES JflCE
1'ofoiiKr.r.rsir, Juno 24. Columbia
celebrated Us glorlou victory of a year
aso to-day by taking the feature event
In the Impromptu regatta hold this after
noon. Only two events of tho programme
were run oft and Columbia won the
main one, n mile race for substitute
fours, by two length In 5 minutes 9
seconds. As I'ennsjlvanla and Cornell
were scratched because they could not
get four oarctl craft, the rnco was n
i..i-N ,i.. tii., I dashed InW the lead, bentlng tho nos
match affair between the nine t0I, man b. ,s or BfVen yards.
White distorts and Syracuse,
Vivian XlckalU was selected to ref
eree. The Orange scrubs said he gave
them the worst of It nt the start, ns
lbe- with not rp.idv- and Inst :l lencth
right there. It was n good race nnd the1
jeulars at the various boat houes nnd
several smaller craft that had arrived
for Monday w,itched the battle with
keen Interest. Syracuse rowed n high
stroko and managed to pick up halt
rnce hetwefn crnu alui !V par
III.... 1
consisiinK oi mic uriiriu.iii inn, ui.u
Stanford oarsman that proved n scream.
CorncIl straKilt WOn by five lengths In
3 minute 52 seconds. K.ich member of
M combnnt,on rowei) R .urfer- ,
-
. ,. . .
K,rnk,, oar nil around. There
doubt that the pair
- -
"em sir.iui.ers,
Tho
raco among
managers was
called
off, ns was
.. .
p,umhIa
x.oilimoi.1
tnlnep
cuse trainer
Itlllrr W"
Hlce Clllded
,.,,, 1,1 nn,
U Iter wo, Id not
Coach
when his
White prestig;
"4 iiiumtuK
i1.1V Til
WOrtls
asketl who
mco nnswerej;
,llmhl. arrived In lame numbers
u "bla Kra.h4 arr
" vr- ,,, nptiUI. ruahed
. . k . oMst
. " - -
JW-, .ny -- ,
favorite In the bettlns at S tn 7
.
MBS. BARLOW SCORES AN 85.
pi,,,., Sl, ll ut Minxxnet- Mr:
A .. . . u ... i
Stetson I. Ilriileu, H nnd 7.
Shaw.vek. Pj.. June 2C With a lec
;
in
iienrv stetson of Huntingdon Valley In
tie flnat round of the women's Invitation t
nlr murnnment at the Shawnco Country
qjj to-day. The match ended on thn
eieventh green by nn S and 7 margin, j
jJr9 Barlow played the byu lioies lor a ,
HCOr.
I Mrs, Florlan Kruce of Knglcwood won,
In the second division, while Miss Elsa
niwhnnit. nlso of Knglewood. won a
In seCond division, while Miss Elsa
PIckhardt, also of Knglewood, won a
harJ match from Miss Irma Waterhouse ,
o( jjackensack In the final of tho third i
c(rht -
,n ,,0 afternoon about fifty golfers
,n,U n.irr n m xed foursome., which re-
..i.i i.. r. on,1 Mr.. Henna Oirden
of Pittsburg winning with a card ot
1 X rr.,.. ST
1NU ,
wa - returned by the scratch pair. Miss
yinretice McNeely and R. S. Worthlngton.
-nie summaries:
.... . Kl.Ml i-nal Itnund Mrs. Ronald
, Tlarlmv, Merlon Crlrket Club, beat .Mrs,
Henry Stetson, Huntingdon Valley, 8 1
First neaten Pnur. Klnal Hound Mrs.
aeL V Vox. Iluntlngdoii Valley, beat
Miss riornc aic.-xru. nw, . --i-
' Mrrond IllKht. linal Itound Mrs. liorlan !
Kru. Knglewood, beat Mm. W. H. Hllles,
Worthlngion. US-5, x; Ml. p Mc.Nioly
and It. H. WorlbbiKt.iu, i- u, x.
Pritcllci- lllcti Throw
II, . cord
curding In nnnoiincement t.i-tlii) Thu
world's r ord Is held by J, Diincim, who
threw the weight MS feet l",v Inches In
181S.
... ... itl..l.v.l ,.f 111, xar.l ltlll-J r.. .xiereiuin. ..icauow ( nm I.. .ita ,,.,,P,l,.w ni,l .i.i.Hi.r In .h .inr finr,u,,l i u ,nir,l tt 11 T II.. mllo I rllul v...,,,,, i. , . ,,
teiween uiu rren i -iiii.-ir.i . . . , . , ,, ., .tc in ui. ,., .nn ... .-.. .... ,..n i,i.i..i i.... inn. .9 t - I,
and Harry Crowley, the Syr.i- ' ,V,rnno?,A on a ,lAmn"pn'"' - , afternoon. Durlig the second strm n on tho fifth h threw away a' couple ot ,:;;'," .('(. ami.. x'4-, U: It. a Tyler
Plalsted Is t.li years old, ViO Yard rtiin J T. Illgalns. Holy frons; I big tree near tlio sixtn tee was stiucu stroKcs in a uunntr netore conceuing inn Dxrtnioiith. vo is. Tx. 11. .. iltewurt,
n nfter Crowlex-. but the Itompr Maker. X. Y. A. C, tit In condition), by llglitning searcly live minutes nfer holo to Knmmer, whoso tlrst shot !'"n" ll. l -111, ' Ausiln P. Palmer.
uld not get out his shell. Jim ' and I), s. i'al.lll. ,n,;n".A; ,A , , they had pnsx. d by. In fact they were reached tin- green. K.immer should have J '...' V I1 naTti.rii'
the Ornnge trainer, but tho . V"', vi,,' truh AmiVlcan Jv. . . Paying . e sixtn nolo wnen in won tne slMli also, tmt took three putts ,0. y. m. Kieinlng. Knx- llllis 3311,
tnkn n ehnnce on belnic I l.V... V...I. bolt struck, lint It is n long noie an i , nnd halved the. hob, Instead of winning no: ciur, nee it. Cone, lnnooil. nil 16. to.
irrnnil olil man 01 tne Kiv Mile llun nannes itiiinnuinrn, inty rre hvit a urn uui m imiisn ..i.n. i le mane i a un ai 1110 eigutii. now- ""'". " m im, ."", , 1 .,,.
-nine Irl.h American A. C. New Yoik. and V. 0f tl,P ree fell across the course. ever, by getting a good 3. and wr Wnn : 1 , '' hV.V u.. "j "a.r. Umlnit with u roller to Abbo.. urli ,''.;" ' " AJ V. 'V
nice smiled his winning smile 'Zu.w. iu tn. Smart Set ' Uniting out In the inornlng Connolly the Inward Journey with a comfortable K,;, Fox Itlii;. S-iV. M. nichard ' ' .,1",..V."1.. r'V'SL", , "tat't.'i . t the lib.rai od'.N ,.f 10 to 1.
recruits upheld the Hfu.wind ' A;;v; v-;-: Vork. . I1? ,n'r"' ""',"' I '""IV M...11I..1., Pox 111 11.. (-. l; Dr. , Mnr- '' ''.,"', ' , V' :,a V" . ,' 1 lis x li;i,,r was taiilx van., d. and bo h
e. It Indicated to h i way . HU-h Hurdles W. A. Savaite, Jr.. Hon-1 nnu wnen no ions in- sexenu The tenth wan halved, tut on the " -arpemer. imki.iii.i. o-x si. u i . " " .x. ""' " " ,ockev mil horse ro. civ, d their meed ot
.I. ...I.-, ...Ill l,nn..n Mnn. ' Ion A. A. IClineil .1 lead Of fOUr llOlCS, Wlllcll h i ft,.,-..,,,!, ill ,., ,..,l l,r,1M... .,,, ,, T'lller. Iin.ltlliehed. 10O-l. xS. !alnllet tlCI When til.) M'Clllld lllllllli; beK.l.l l.l.r- J' " ., "0r'e.-r, ",." V.'Ur " C
Isn't saying much, but in iiiree , ,-;. , "'" ' -". 10M "ect-nung 4 ilown. As tho. pmrehiid, Kx HIM.. 10. s:i 11. fs. Hot- I ,J V , " .,.,'.. ., ,, ,., , w Hud Hoamer or Borrow nossnesed ths
Is packed a whole Int. When lllKh jum Wesley Oter. Nw York A. V" ". ' . .... .1 . ... . ..1.. ' ext two were Imlvisl, Kamiuir be,-iinn i"me. Pox Hill. 5 S. c. I, William- I ,., Hitl,, extra ouot.i of .iixed stini 11.1
will cross the tllllsh lino first , C. nnd Harry llarwl.e. Iluiton A. A. , wen", , K t ,,. wm, Uu. llvo lllort, hQll.s t0 ,,laJ., ;oit -xrusie, -j.x. 93 im il. ,iieuij'. ; "'"" '" ,','" ,V . ncosniv to be rettlitie.l winner the lo
"We'll be there." Co- . Ilroa. 1 j.iini.-u. 1. worin iigion. .."-.on nn "cowr. "'" I and 11..- match seemed about 01. r. Piatt ;.'":".' ."T";, .'..' .f' , . "' l'.".'.. '.''...r."'". ;."x,..V ..f ih,. ,,,,mB,i. ...itrl.r h-.x.. 1
... . ,, .....I II... ,1 11 ' n.'lllllll, II r-li- . r,. .,,M.,,,n, ,,,,,, .'in ,r,
II wtetantt c rm rtl'',- i-oieii, i. , n,
MA,.,sor?. Wis.. June 2 Arlle Muck. Jl''.,? "i',, ' KS..' H I : ..??, n that he lia.l suspended ln,le,ln!.ely Msu,,- i "VOTou-nfl-iU beat Allaire 4 ,, 3
Is.onsm s Kiiu.i weight man. hosted A . ni,,,,,,,-,, ii f,-rt lou in.he. ! r,.r .loo Tinker of lb- Chlfeds hi,.I Klrsl j ko r til ! 5ii i. 1 1 1 1 n n a I it o u ti it c 1 1 '
thi) wvild's record III the iIIsciim thinw In rm0 Mile ltnn; Won by laber llo,ton ' j.u,.,imn Hup MyerH of the llrooklyn Zimmerman. New riav.n. heat II II m"
Iiractlc, .xcsterdny nl ('.imp Itiin.lall. i - ) ,T'i'XmlV lio ", ' r Viii.e' ' Inderal League Club because of their Clellan, Pox Hills. I uml 3, 1' C Dennltig,
when In, tluew the dlscu 117 feet, ' , i ' ' '., B"" ,lu'"' ,i,t tlulH dining tlm Hecn.,,1 L-atiu, .r.V':... I"1 J'""''' "' ''.'tl'T-on, Pox
NEW YORK,
TABER VICTOR OVER
KIVIAT IN 4:15 1-5
Heats Irisli Amerienn 10 Yhrds
' in Sensational Mile at
Eastern Tryou.s.
IIUUDLE MARK BY MEAN IX
f'AMUisiiHjn, Mass., .Tune 2ti. There
: were two performances at tho llastern
tryouts for the A. A. L national cham
pionships In tho Harvard .Stadium to
day which stood out abovo an excep
tionally tine lot of events. One was
I tho breaking of the world's record for
tho quarter mile high hurdle raco by
W. R Meanlx of the lloston Athletic
J Association. Ho cleared tho three foot
.hurdles and covered the iIO yards In
, I o seconds. neuering oy -the
world's mark made In Knglnnd In l'.'O'J ,
by (1. It. U Anderson. Tho tlmo also
was 3 seconds faster than tho American
record whlrh .Meanlx set a yenr ago.
Tho other feature was the lctory of
Norman I- T.iber In tin- mile run over I
a lot of very fast men. Taber ran
the dlstanco In 4 minutes IT, 1-5 sec
onds, which Is tho second fastest timo
for this event ever mado In America.
It was T.iber's running against John
I'.Uil Jones of Cornell two ears ago
that compelled the latter to set up the
woild's mark ot 4 minute 14 2-5 sec
onds. Taber had an easy tlmo to-day
nnd many felt that If he had been morn
closely pressed he might have come
nearer to Jones's time.
Abel It. Klvlat of the Irish American
A. C. of New York was Taber's nearest
opponent, but the former Ilrown anil
Oxford I'nlvcrslty nthlete beat him by
close to foity yards. Several of the
Minors said they clocked Tuber nt
4:14 i-c, which would seem to Indicate
that had h been rressed ilurlnir tho
last 3'.'" yards hn might have mado a
new record.
Tom Ilalpln. Ted Meredith and four
others started In tho 4 in yard run. llnl-j
tiln net n kllllne nace. but slowed a bit
nt half tho dUtance. and Meredith
Ill tn? nail muo mere weru ne ih-i
men. Dempsey of Maine, Joe Hlggltis.
tho New Kngland Intercollegiate chain-
nlun: i:.t 1'raser of New York, nnd
lljnn and Caldwell of this city. The
Maine boy went tn tn iroiu soon hiut
the jdMol. but VKrt..',l.!!r.1rf'..'uvu
III ill,' I1U.II 1,1 III, I.I ll..ll., ",,. v....
and Kraiir closing up. At the turn of
tho bjckt retch Kraer led fnr a few
seconds and then Hlggins went out
again Into a five yard lead. Toward the
finish Caldwell with n great sprint got
by l'rascr In second place, but was three
yards In the rear of Hlg-glns.
Captain-elect Olcr of tho Yale team
captured the running high Jump. Koleh
malnen and Kyronen gave an exhibition
In the five mile. For four mllee they
ran sldo by sldo and their terrific pace
brought out round after round of ap
plause. At tho atart of tho fifth mile
Ktdehmalnen begin to draw away from
Kyronen and when the bell sounded ho
had hla spurt left Harold Weeks, al
though outclassed by Koiciimainen nnu
KjroiU'ii, ran a lino raco and took third
i,v.
Announcement was made to-night by '
,..rw,erick xy. itubleti, of New York, .
socrctary - trcasurer of the Amateur
Atl,lottc Uiilon. of the folio win selec
tIon u.mbers of tho Kastern team
1" c-uunici,- ,i in.u..
. ' . .
.S, ith 7? New York. I
"r.e?nrJA,u.,.1!rubh ,f"h
yard Dash lrxlng T. llawe. Colby
Colleie.
A- '! '. .V,an"-
k ,.
Hop, fieri and Jump M. J, Tahey, I,
"a'V x! "
,,olM vault K. It. Curtis, New .orK A.
... , ...miiiioni.
-piVcu." ThrowJ. J. Cah.ll. M.l.ro.e A.
Juxelln Throw (Je orge llronder. I
A.
A. O . .New York.
Three .Mile Walk IMward item. Mo
hank A. C. New York, and Krtd Kalaur,
New York A. C.
1 Pound tdiot J. C. l.awler, I. A. A. A.
of Pnslnii. and P. J. McDonald J, A. A.
C. New York.
16 Pound Hammer Patrick rtynn, I, A.
i A, Sw i ork
.' K,r11f"tMalt McGra,h'
A. c. New lork ,
Tho Held for the meet was small but
select, and most of th evciilit rf
close. About nil tho schools, colleges
and athletic associations In the Hast
ui cuii.Kcn
in in.- u,
,ew l-.ngl.ind
most of tho i
were represented, but tho New Kngland
men got first places In most of tho;
nineteen events,
The lloston Athletic
i Association entrants by winning or plac
lug- men, got a total of 16 points, seven
niore than the Irish American A. C. of
New York. The Irish American A. A.
rnore than the Irish American A. C. of
New York. The Irisli American A. A.
of this city scored 18 points, the New
York A. C, 12 and the Smart Set and
Mlllroso organisations of Now York :
each, iho summaries:
m l.y
divay. ,
,,.n Vjr.l ti.i.h lirsl beat, wnn
iinwp. (oibi- Coll,u:u: iiecond. Treadway. .
ji. a. ;x.i mini. uri-rr, '. -
10 1-5 second" Heeond heat, wnn h
lar,.. Sn 1 rCnt: HFCOIlll. Alrr.
,rJh American A. C.i third. Trachner. II.
A. A. Tims, lo seconds.
linal, won 1
Howe, Colby CollsKei third, Treadway, II. ,
A. A. Tlma. in aeconds. I
-n,,,r i,d Won hv Ijiivlor. Irlxh Anierl.
0an A. '.. Iluauui; dlitance, 47 feet 10 ,
I incur,-, se. no,., ., .iiw.. ... .x.
tance, 40 feet I '. Inches; third. Caldll.
I .MIIIro A P.. 40 feel t Inch. I
I'll Yard lllah Hurdle Plrat heal, won I
,y .Martin. Hnii.it Set A. P.; second, llngels I
f jirooklyii. J!'"''-l seconds. H'''""'!
..mini. Iltener, Ht. Albans; third, Morse.
Salem Crocetit, tirooKiyit
Irish American A.
3 Indus,
Ituiinlng llroad Jump Won by Worth-
lllKtoll, II. A. llinanco. ... teri I
uu Yard Hun, linal Won In .Meredith.
Piiliemlly of IVniisylcanla ternnd, Hal
tiiu, Minion A, A., third, lloiiacr, iui.it
laehvil. Time. 41) 3S sernnds.
Halt Mile Muo. Final Won try J. T,
V . .. t .-. ll'. .. . . . 1 .. in .. ,. . .. . ..... . 1. ,. . t ,.. inn. .... i, 1,1, ..l,.r,nU. I t..f, ,1.11, Villll'llll .-mll.,1 III.. '
..... ....,.,v. -- iiriiiu- it. xi,.:,ntx. Iio. ' ....i.i .1... ,..,i.,.i. ,.r i,u rn,i,,.i . . .. . . "v- A ii"in Jll.llanl. !; jo. x;- iii-nrRe w . rin .v , villi n, mninul praise as me reun ueu : uie , .111
llll l-l.'. I'll in.-i 1-4 l.Mil-1 HI ,,-i.'--7,
Irisli American A. P., distance, 157 feet ,
SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1915. Copyright, 1DI6, by the Sun Printing ami Publishing Association.
CLOSE, EXCITIMG FINISH OP RROOKLYV HANDICAP
jSELjllllMBBillB!l!1iHRIHi3C
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It. T. Wilson'
Illltitln.. Hiily Crni ti-con.l. D. S. Cald
well, l,,.nin A. , thlrJ. IM i". Frser.
1 1 1 ti AmerlcHii A I' Time, 1 mluuts
5il S-5 fi'tnml.. '
Tliree Mill. iv.iik-Wnn by lMward
Ilea. .Mnliauk A. (' . ftprniiJ. Kri'tt KAlrfir.
.New York A. I',, third, Prank l'lunt. I.nng
UUnd A. V Tlfnr, it minutes 4S 'i ec- i
oftdi. New A. A. t'. record.
TlirnwiiiB ill,. Itatuiner, Tm Cnmpell.
tor. n by t'at lty.ni, lrlli American!
inches. ,econd. (1. l.oadl.etter. Irl.h Amer-
lean A. C. of lloston. .Iltunce, 143 fe-i 11
. i , ,(r York, rti.tnnre. i;j irei
Innl...
Vftrd Hunll-, final Wnn by ,av-!
ae. Ilciitoit A. , srenml. Hiirsi h. New '
YcrU . f . third. Martin. Mmnrl fei.
ilrftuUiyn Time. 2 ecnnil
Throning Pound Wright Won by
Il an. IrUli Anierlean A. l. New York.
i rj-tt American A A., li.n'mn, iiii'.inre. li
reet .1 inen, tnir.l, l.uiy, irisli A A..
lioston, dlatinee. z frr: inches.
KlinnlnK Hop. .-(tep and .tump Wnn by
I'jhey, Irth Aim man A. .' . f- fi"l tli
Inches. lei'Qnrf. McI.niiKhlln, Itnuton A. A.,
41 fet Incites, third, Almlof, Sciin-
Jlnivl.in A. v, 41 feet t Inrlie.
Pol Vault Tlw for first ami leeond.
Wrlxlit, lluitnn A A . Held, lrl.h Ameri
can A A., I ln ton. 11 fret ' Inihct: tie
t'ir second, llarwood. notion A. A., Oar
tan, New VorK A. C, lt feet lnrhr.
4)0 Yar.li llur.llr Wnn by Metnlx, Pin
ion A. A ; second. I'rltchar.l, lrlh Anierl
enn A C New York; third, M'hRfl. Irl.li
Amerlrm A. I., Ni n York. Time, Si Li
ktCIMldf.
'lvc Mile Hun Wnn by Kolehmalnen,
Irlth A. O. . ecnnd. Kyronen, Mlllrn A.
C. third. Weeks. Ir.h A. A, lloston.
Time. ;0 inlnutea 13 :-9 contl.
ThroMlng the Dlcu Won t,y Oihltl,
Mlllro.e, dlitance. ISO feetj cnnd, Whit
ney. Ilo.tnn A. A., lt? feet 10-I0O Inchea:
thlnt, Joyce, Mohank, IOC feet 17-lflU
Inches.
STUART CONNOLLY CHAMPION.
Takes Hudson Itlvrr olf Klnal (
Prom V. II. II ro xv ii. i
TiTir.x-j V V tun. if, Ktll-M D. I
r.,nV. ;;r.V ,'.,'", il ;,,.. u i. n n.
' :'",'' . .. - .. , ..iI
i'n:i miiiiiiiMniii i.i inn (iiiiiniiii lovrr i iuu '
hamplonshli
tlic iiunson uiver ,. on
tile UllKs or tne hock-
land Country Club to-day. defeatlrj:
Charles H. ltroiin of Saegklli, a forme?
holder of the title, by up and 4 .;)
Play In the thlrty-slx hole tlnal round.
Connelly took tho lead at the third hole
In the morning nnd kept It right through ond I to ,, nnd SQUaring the match. The Po IHII-. "9 5, 74, K II. llnyt, llellexue, .circuit. He drew a raso on ball, nd
. .... . ,.. . i i.. l,r. l..i ion nn ihn fmirili un.l '! I. ?S: Charles Hltehcoelt, Jr. Point I , . ,..-.. ,,).
eighteen holes were over. . ,
eighteen holts were over.
Th two llnallsts pl.iyeil straignt I
through thu two severe thunderstorms,
the tlilrtienth had cut Connollys leal
to a single hole.
The golf In the afternoon was of about
the same quality, Connolly pin) lug tho
tlrst nine in 3k, and Drown getting u
tt, Cor.r.olly Increasing his lead to live
holes. On the second nine Ilrown won
f!m. Mhni't uHriinil bill,, ii bole which hi
won on every round but the llrst, twice.
getting down In 2. hut Conn,,ly won j
two of tho next three and iludid the i
match four holes away noni iiuiine,
n.l... UA , .. .1. ...... ...I.,' fK.......
111,1 1111.11 I1JUIIU in inr nriuu.i niirn
.., O .1 Xllll....
Itocklaii.l, defeating II. .H. Poty, Haegkl.i:
!on the tl Irty-elshth greetv I V. H.'n.
' " n llu)H r0. p 1)!0 t))f)
' . ; n,' m!
iilit nan i,.nr(i ii,-u.ij, ... 11111:1,.
,,,(2,,, W(,1U to .;, n Mallory. Hockl.inU,
jir, 27, Ox, nnd W. n. Hoa, Hockland,
ji- j. -0
llni-ry rimlth lo Hun Aunln.
Harry .
t0tm ;.),
i,-it i il
Mmtth. the funnel- two mllo n.l.1
tnnai champion, will try a real come-
,ci; t)0 thiee mile run. at the Mill-
rUH a a.
Saturday, J
iramea In iVltli" Park
July to. The Hronx: Churcn
n,,uw. star ha been out of competition
for a long whllo as the result of an'
lnjurid ankle, hut hns been training
quietly. Smith sas he is anxious to
mtlftlv
meet Krilelimaliien, Kyronen, i-iynii,
i,,.i. ,, ,i,.,- ,n, ,,,...
X,li.,...n....,W, v.-
stars nt tho Mlllrcse game.
I'liurcli llclmvare Ten tils Ixlliu.
... .... .,
Wll.MINOTo.S. Del.. June li. III til J
championship challenge round of the
j),, awai o tennis single (icorge M.
'. . ,,.,. ,,i , i i.,,..,.,.,.., ,
( lilirch defeated J. J. Artitstroim, ), .1.
I li. li 2. li 2. In tlio finals of tin
doubles Theodote H. Pell and Hernon S.
1',,-ntlco defeated Stiinla'y Pearson and
.ii,..,!,. I. i. ri.,i..u ..-mi -i ,.1.1 ...
it. Time. 22 4.5ss,o, 78. and Charles M. NesmltJi.
n l're'f-Ht'l ,' third I 1'" H', S, qualified for tlm con-
solution cup. Tne winnern or tno instai-
ineiil nmtchts will meet later In the
asuil ai uiaiiii p.-iy.
Tinker mill .Myrrs SiiN.iii.lril,
.
Presnietit .lames a. tiunioro ot the
jestei. lay's double header nt Washington
Park, tilluiurit took this action ns soon
us ho rrlved Uuv qllltial rcjiort ot his
utnplros m retarcne to th squabbla.
I'll r til r Irilillliu Amlrrn l 1 1 l,-r Kiihiiiit nnd l S. Thoniisiit'a lliirrim
PLATT GETS STEADY 1
AS MATCH IS LOST
Klllllllll'l' OhtllillS Co 111 llttt tlI i II
' WUIUIII?, I iillllllillliini ,
l.i'iKl in hnriy St aires of
lo v Hills Final.
VAN VI.EPK'S 7S IS LOW
ugust K.immer won tlw l'on,
Hills Invitation tournament yesterday b
defeating tho palnf taking Percy Piatt of
tho New York (Jolt Club by 2 up and I j
to piny In tlw eighteen hole tlnnl round. ,
Kamnier, who Is the best of the Fox'
Hills golfers, had tho advantage of piny
ln on his home courw, but that fact'
did not cut any great tlguro In tho ultl-
mate nult, for Piatt spent time enough
during the final In studying his shots to'
learn about ns .much In regard to tho
peculiarities of the links as Kamnier
knew before the round began.
For tho flrt nine boles ot the match
It looked as though Knmmer would win
by n bl margin, for at tho turn he was
s UJ, n,t flutl had won but one hole.
When Knmmer made It 1 up by winning
l" oieveimi llie x-uauvr" in nil , mi i nn
Ih began to look brighter, but then '
b..n It w.-i to,, late to ilo anv renl itood
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"""" " " . , V .u
Rlf mnnngeiito carrj tne inaicn 10 in
... . .
ntotied for h's error by winning the eec-
fth Plat, pkixed hopelessly Vol golf
aim picaen up on iom notes, xm ino
fourth ho sliced txvo balls out or bounds
his second Into a bunker. Healiziug thnt
tho tide was turning against him Kam-
nice sieanieu mmseii, nnu ny iiaivuig- tin
next two in par settled the match. They
played out the bye hole nnd halved It in
1 The rardrit
Aug'"' Kamtnsr n.x Hill.:
"T'irirPUttxew'Yiir'k tioir: 9
out u I I ; : ,i i t 4 it
1. ixnnirner;
In.
I - 1 i i i ! I 4-3 7
. - ,.l.
" " " , , ' ' '
I mnsts won their morning
. matches without much trouble. Piatt
"'' ' Sleepy Hollow, by r.
m..
! V,1 , !, 1 ' ,v'"'inier beat J.
ci.iiir, ciumuaie, ny , up nnu
r. to play. Slater has played llttlo golf
this season ami was moro willing tnau
' ever tn admit It when his morning mulch
was over.
' ' III i siMccns and In flVi' beaten
, eights was completed yesterday and n
"'K "eld played In thu liandlcap. Chaile
U Villi Vleck, Jr., distinguished him-
self by pla.x lug around with a hot t owed
, set of clubs and making
which
tllu -'"jsh prize. II. I.. Downey won
"i" ""t PrUe with 77.". 72, although
au Meek H net score was lower, but
' e.iini.i.iicu ny ruie mat tiux ,
same 11 aver slinll not tnkn bnth nri. I
' Tho summaries:
, ,, .. " " -"
I'll st SI t -eii. Seiul-flnal Hound -Per,
il Plan, Ni w York ilolf, heat H. i'. liark
Hlnepv lloliow, ., ii n.l 4; Aiiuinu K' Kiuii
tner. Pox llilla, beat J. Harold rilater, Pox
lllll.. 7 ami .'-
linal Itound Kaiuiuer lie it Piatt. !
aim i
lleatun Plght. lir.i sixteen. Send nnal
ilfred "ViuiVei an V'' r harV'in1.'.''!!1
..i.k. .lr. iMhit Jii'iith, ht.Vt i" V iV
Itllei. l'.ix Hills, j an, I I.
final Itounii L))er nr.lt llltihcoek.
Ilniif. i up
I , ' """
Third Sixteen. Html. flnnl Jtiiimd W I..
"j ";, ;, '"i :, . ",',,r,v- ,,"r'
.-k i'iii, heat h'.ireiK- Maiiln, llaitu.ioi;
J an.)
linal lluuiul lllchard heat Wnnil). 2
I and 1
1 llraieu nikilt, Third Sixteen, Heinl-lliiai
i Hound K P. Allaire, Pox llilla. heat c. a
i Pearson, Jr.. (lrnwlch. 4 and 2, -inines
Hills
linal itounii Klmmrrinan beat DennhiR,
I ond ,1,
maun mailt. Fourth Klxttcn, Heinl.tlnal
Itound-A. P. Itoth. Manhattan, b.at J. FJ.
llxk. Thoraburf, J up. Utora X.. Arm-
took the fifteenth when Knmmer nlaved
Brickley Football
Star at Baseball
CHARLEY HR1CKLKY wound
up his lliit-vartl athletic
career yesterduy in a blaze of-
' ,
ccrtnjnIy not jn u blaze of glory.
Hrickiey is essentially u footliall ii
player. In his lust timo up ,
uirainst Yale ut Ebbcts Field his ,
! bnt actetl us its owner docs in i
dodging tacklers. He struck out.
His Inst lleldinK chance came in
the eitdith innine;. Middlebrook ;
raised a hich foul fly. Brickley
ROt ujj swt for jt nnj then made a
HO yard dropkick. Brickley also
proved in the first inning that ho
is a football player at heatt. A
bouncing foul was knocked in
left field by Boston. Brickley let
it roll past. It nestled against the
fence and was allowed to stay
there all afternoon, while the
umpire put other balls in play.
strong, Va Hills, hent Harry U. Oashntin,
Knrtewond. 1 up (2 holes).
Kin l Ibmnd- Itotli he it Armstrong. 2 up.
I'lftli Sixteen. P'inl-Ilnal ItounJ II.
W,ilr. lllihmoiid Count), beat rw. A. H,
TlioniH". Knx Hills, 2 and 1; t:. 'f. haw,
I'rtsient, beat Ira il. Ile.titu, lla.nrth.
4 nnd :
riiul Itnunii Walsr bit Shaw land:.
li, ii. n r.iirht. I irtri s n'een. Siini-nnai
itouiid It il Trier, tnrtmnutli, b-st II
Turner, unattached. : anil l. James
i..,.. . . ai.
Jliii'ii. Areola, beat .-lr Arthur Eliot
Unrblll llngluiid. 1 up
yinAt itnn,i-Tlr beat Jplinsnii.-t n,j l, ,
tl.o..nt ?t A. Ill enl.l I. ftI.u.n.,f i
m,.r. r.ix llbl. :e 74: J v. Neninan,
irT TrSnff nlV.
xi 5. 7.;; k. T .si.iu. cresient. si 7. 77.
1. rrn-e. 1 n inns, :u 7.. 1.111s
1 TDAVTPC ATiTIC Tn TUnuTTTfe
j J-WAViLKa AJJJJb iU J.itUriliX.3.
ruptures
'
I
In
1,,'K nil Sumla
Merliin Flnnl.
tnp
Pllil.AtvKUill.l, June 2. Jerome. P.
Trovers, national open rolf champion.
ilefe.it, l Walter Heynolds of the Wood-
bury Country Club In the 3.'. holo tln.il
round for the Harold A. Sands cup at
the Mellon Cricket Clqh to-day by I up
!" '
Travers ,i I up w
for luncheon. The nan
seemed the lead over.1
when piny ceasinl
ill tonal title holder
lleyiiolds on Hie
eighth hole and he maintained It to the
end or play after the champion had
been down at the fourth for tlt only
tlm.. ut th,. in.ii.-h
. ItexmildM nlac-d ln-ttee ,r,.if in iim
afternoon and started olT well, but on
the llfti-cnl-h hot., be nut his ,...,in.l li,,t
Into a trap mid failed to get out on his
mxt Tills cost him the holo utid the
ni.iti-n.
uKii
Wllloucbby of the I'.nmtry
Z
,' i
elm, ,lef,-nted C. W. 11.
Tow nsend
M,.ron, 2 up nnd 1 to play, In
match for the .1. It. Maxwell c
the final
up.
STADEL PRESSED BY QUINN.
Two Oilier Xiilel,i-s (in Three rt
ln I. miir l.tHtid Tranl.
in look i.ihii.i irnnia.
Straight set victories were-the order
of the day In the .mi-nine roiitida of
the Long Island championship law n i-ti.
ui tourniimcnt at the Kings County
Tennis Club yesterday In the llrst
J round the only extra set match resulted
I in a xicimy mr neorge niauei overs. J.
I Ijullin at 4 ii, 6 I, 7 -5.
Among the payer who drew bye ,
Into th third runup only two mntihcH
went to a third set. Kduiiind J, F..
mail of New York) I'plvcrtdty needed
one lo beat lt. II. Hoggs ut fi I, a- li,
0 -I, and Jack Allen, foinier club cham
pion, was vanquished In three sets at
il ti, ti I, S it. Tho summaries:
Long Ulan, I c li.i .. i iKi n sli i p. Mtni's Mn
gles lirn Hound al. UuimIIIIk defeated
I,. I l.nnri, u- ., --,,, l,. v. Xll.10l.r .IP
leaud .1 P. Lewis, I.-S, 4; (lenras
si.i.t,! df,.iii,.,l m. .1 notiin i n i
7- -;. W A folrtell Uefeated P .1 ltaine).
iiTa'h 7 -1 c i"), .ri'i-"'in! niY.r i
.a.,,.,.1 l.-l,. X, llAl,.r a -, li -..i.i
. ,i..f...i.,',i ii, a-1 ii ' ".'. .-. i
Hfcoini itounii- t;. II. ixm.in defeated
H. 11 Hoicks. I, 3ii, ii-4, W II
iio.ni iii-ii-aieii - ii iii.rrnws. l - l, I, I .
(1. L. llurr defeated T. 11 Kerr Is. ti.
n fi. II. Vnnhetl defeat.! I Unit W H
ilrr.on, -0, (t t: Ur. W II. Itosi ito.
te, S. Hoiial.Uuii, --:, C- 4. 11. Caid-
An
feat
well defeated 11. II
Pearttn. 7.',. 7-
lyotiU ilraves ilefe.Ued K. P Th.nniis, Jr.
.1 -1. R--1. ,t
W Anderson defeated Paul
u, S ti. KJnuuds defcaled
lllinld. 0--0. ti
ll A. Jtnore, f t), d :j H, J, Henr) do
feuteil J. T. Allen, 0 it, C 4, i II. If
i. a He iisreuteoi (. li, uaicomb, e3. 7 a
M, Qoldmun dtfgatd Embrca Hendenon,
t . 14.
T QUEDl'CT
iivi-r line.
THIRTEEN FOR YALE,
NONE FOB HARVARD
Ciniritt and .Malum Wild Aul
Kav to Jl it .Males Field
Kike Wooden .Men.
J
i
..... ,,. . ivvn vt't) in i'!
J I h lid 1 l. I li-N I'd UtXllliV ;
Following upon Its overwhelming
crew victory, Ynb, crushed Harvard's
baseball team nt Kbbcts Field yiste-.
day nftemoon, thereby getting two bisn
doses of revenge In two days for earll.T
beatings on the diamond ami track. The
igame carried no championship aspect.
Harvard already had -mi the annual
series by taking tho first two Karnes,
but the blue clad nine obtained consid
erable satisfaction nex'ertheless while
driving men around the base paths for
a total of thirteen runs to tho Crimson's
none. .
Pie Way was at his best. He held lie
foe to three lilts, all of which came !n
the first two Inning, nnd only one
Harvard man got as far as second bus.
Hrickiey, who reached third In tho H'C
ond Inning. Onrrltt nnd M.iban, the
Cambridge, pitchers, were wild and iiis-j
easy to hit, nnd their imi'eN tleld-d
like wooden men, both mentally and
tdiyslcnlly.
' " '-"I'1, -"""nenroim, i nun., in.
I third on Mllbu'rn's out. which was on a
. . ,,,.. ,..., ,,, ..,,,,
mw n n
recnx-eriMi snnn cniiuirn iu naii 1:1c u luvr
nt first. The fourth ball to l.ctoie v.i.s
11 wild pitch, on which tho football slur
got all the way to secotiJ and M ddbs
brook soiled. Another wild p.tch Mill
lajgore on third, xxhence he -orcd on
Hunter's single In left flelJ. itolliy uiso
delbrook bent nn Intleld hit to Abbot.
Haston dropped 11 single In right that
Cmnett let roll through him nearly to
tin: fence MlddlebrooU went home nnd
! K.tston took second on the error. Heed
! then threw out Mllburn
Harvard was meek In th" early
rounds. Xiish sitiLied with two out In
ti,e nrh(l i,ul waM torced by Canncll, In
' the second Hnrdwick fouled out to
1 JIhsIoik, Hrickiey singled In left, Heed
1 fanned and Waterman singled In rluht
, Held, putting Hrickiey on third. In this
promising situation ilarrltt was allowed
to bat for Himself, but alerman etuleil
. tli inning by fixing to steal.
It was one. two, three for both sides
In the thlnt and in Harvard's half of
Iho fourth, but Vaughn reviled Interest
h opening vales luiirtn wnn a lilt in
' left. Hush sacrificed, ilarrltt steadied
i and made Way and Mlddlebtook hit
high "ties to Hrickiey and Waterman
H-spectivel) . The Crimson began l
take the game more seriouslv after It
, was blanked in the tlfin and Yale n-
unmd Its batting bee In Us half ilarrltt
. hit Hastou, Mllburn beat out a bunt, l.e-
gore walked and lltint, r -iiigled for two
, runs with none out. .Malum and llano
were summoned HI this Juncture iim
i crack pitcher fanned It Illy with a hurst
,.r v. l inn VniiL-hii Ktm-l.-d to.Mi lt.,,1
.scoring Lcgote, and Hush's sacrifice lly
Ito Hrickiey In ought In Unmet, putting
'Vaughn on second. As Way dtew a
-...,. il, Loll YaiiL-bn Itl.it f,,r iblrit
! Hurtn's throw beat hllil tllete.
Malum was hit by a pitched ball In
(hp K(xth liu f(l fi)r (ht tf.im.(,
' ball trick and wa doubled when l.e-
o- iiiiriiiielx let Abbot's tic diini.
llardwick'ii i-rior put MlddlclMooh nn
second In Yule's tin n and he s.-ot.-d nn
Mllburn's hit The Hluc merry-go-round
conllnueil fnr t! more runs tn th,, ,.v
nth, making the total Mill teen
t-coi e :
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an li P a e
i,li 11 pac
Abliot.Jti a I) o 2 I, M illt-li'k.i-f I I :i li o
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lillip.cf . 1 o o o n Mlllmiti.vb 1 2 4 3 0
N'a.h.lb I 1 1" o li l.riniie.s, :i o I 4 .1
I
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.". I
llaulwlcl.,.ili II .) 2 I I ra-,tle..e
Hii.n.-j.K :i I 2 it l li-iii. .atj
Iteed.xi. 3 0 I 2 2 Vauiilin.rf
liilllllix.sx u o o it o Hand) .if
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xianaii,i
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I 0 o :i n Total. .14 t.l:'. in tl
i nx,ials :7 .13412 rtl
llrleklry mil 111 liflU Iftnliiir. hll b) own batted I
' fail
llanard n u n o n o o- nl
t ' "lr '
I Hum i ale. Mlddlebinolt. 4; Paxtou. 2 Mil
I nil r ... l.c.nic. : iiuniei-. iirnn, xauK.ui, iini
lir.t have on error -Vale. 2. .lirsl base uu
! balls ntt (iarrltt, a- nil Malum, 1 nlTWav, I.
! Struck out llyW1. fi: Ijy Uatrltt. I: hy Maliaii,
X Wlid pltciiM Ji.inl'.t. 2. Matlsn. I'axsed
,X: ball llarte llll lit tiltclied U.lll.x lly liatiltt
.lian.ini U)Ma .Manaii), i.en uu Law-I air
llarvard, 3, Two bae flit Itelll) Stoler
b"1' H'lll) Saerltlcc hits Kastoti, Hush
I Sacilllce II) ll.ixl. nniihleplay l.ewnre Hush
and Mllburn. lilt. Off (iarrltt. 7 In foui Itinlnifs
itione nut In llflh). nlT Malisn. n In four ttinlni..
l'ni,r'i 1 nilZ V".!.' ,,."p' rc
Btaflord. Ttmc-r3 hour Mid U n-uuM.
GLORIES OF PAST
REVIVEDINRAGE
i WON BY TARTAR
i
Kidoklyn ljiii(licni Is Hull
Truly iicloi'c Killed
Aqncihict Sliuids.
FA VOIMTKS XKXT T.v
OIMJKIi. X0S.KS AI'.VKT
Tartar's Itrooklyn Handicap, placed
to tho crollt of tin! nn f. Ogden
Ynnkio Slstvr. at the opening ot the
Oiieens County Jockii flub meetlMs a'
Aqueduct yesterday, deserves to go
down Iti turf history ns one of the most
, inrnoritbli, fines fur the eient since
' Ury Monopole squeezed homo in ftotil
of llluo Wltu mid llldnrgu on tlm first
running, twenty-eight cnr ago.
In the Held behind the lightly weighted
five-year-old owned by H. T. W'lson,
Jr., wcru two miiM'ili thoroughbred of
tho American type In Andrew Miller's
Hoamer nnd 1.. S. Thompson Morrow
They wern conceding big weight to the
winner nnd finished only n li ngth h
llltid hliu, with thu nose ir llo.uner Just
enough In front of thut of Ilnriow to in
' sure thrf plnce going' to Andrew Miller's
t entry. ,
'Tartar ran the mile and n futlonrf It.
I-SU 3-5, n second and two-llfthi faster
. than the track record, which was held
Jointly by the Netvenstlo Stable's l'un
nlne Water and IV.pt. 11. It. desalt'
I-l ln Kalry. Sinvlj It was no i'ls-
grace for the top weight-, to be beaten
1,1 !,lll'M il r,"'L' ,,y " that was so
fnvore'l In the weight ullutitient lis was
Tartar nnd which was handled with '
the greatest skill by little Johnny Mc-
Taguart, who eecins tu h.ne regained
his best form.
Ilitrroxx Pi'iiltiibl.x ll,l.
llorso for hor.-c Hot row was pi-maps
thu best In tin, race, as he larried lUx
pounds to 12.1 for Itimuer, and Has
coming so fust at the finish that In an
other stride he would ha, Inch In sc
j otl,i place. Yet It must be taken I
account that the gallant little Hoamer
set such .1 fast pace ull tho a that
he killed olT the three otlur contenders
and at the llnisli stood 11 drive when h.
matchless sptcd began to fail at the
quarter pole.
The. others wcte truly also rntte. with
August llelmont's Hock View fourth, ten
lengths back of ltorrow. lie bent J. W
Meservy's Addle M., tlw KtroWor
Handicap winner, by 11 length and a
half, and then In Ut rice trailed lh
overrateil S'.mi M-Mekln, xxlib h a it
recent addilloM to the Hilmoni Stable
ran coupltd with Hoik View.
The Kelie a'lendii.g the running "I t'n'
renewal of the big handicap, which for
years was the feature f ra. 'ng ,tt
jr.ivrend track, was worthy of the
best traditions. ll train and aut-. thi
crown rolliil to me .iqui'ouci eneinsurn
un'll tho parking spaci .t Jammed
with cars, the I.iwu so crowded t li t i
was dltl'lctllt to tllul one's bi tt.ng filein!
and every seat in the stand occupied,
with tho owrtlow tquee.i-d in the n sles,
nnd craning necks to get 11 glimpse, of
the races.
ll llniiilleap (ilnry 11,'xlxcd,
All the old glory of the llionklyn
Handicap seemed revived b this vast
throng, strictly tiriscull'-c on the lawn
and xvy largely femin n- In Hie siniids
Nut a soul in tile l.,,tii)i) that did not
demnn-'tiatiie. as one out uf eiiry tw.i
persons that Invested on tin- cb. iii.es of
thu contenders selected one of tlio two
favorlU-H n hi standard b.aie.
Hoamer had more friends that, am "Hn-r
and closed favorite at odds of J to J,
while 2 to 1 could bo obtain, d against
Ilnrrow at poxt tlmt .
Hrlet watmiiig up xj,.ns b) Ho inter
and Horrow were lndulgil in before thn
contenders In tho Itmoklyn Handicap
responded to the bugle call nnd emerged
fiom the paddock with shining eial
surmounted bv Jockevi in bright new
I color for tit,- parade. Then It vn
that p.ittMitism mingled with soo. t and
, loo Not ter further endeared luiusi It to
the laceinuug public by Ins reinli nc-
i,u!soencc In tliu spirit of the o. ...s.on
Sutler Ii,ixxh III Iti-opei-t.
Joe had the mount on 11 irry I'.nn
Whitney's Horrow, whlrh. Is rutin. t at .n
the color- of I. H. Thnmpx-,' bee.mn,
of a family bereavouu-iit IPs place at
tlio head of the weight t.i'.U- gave Por
riiw the honor -f lc.id.nc tin- parade and
is the stateli son or H.imburs l "igc'
I with d.Unty steps past the Ju lr.s
1 stand the baud stni.k up The S ;i
PanBlcl H inner llicc.owd It, the
stand rose anu tno in. ii uncoicre.i 10
the strain of tlm i,at...:il anthem
Nottet- was as qu'.k as any one to
recognize the stirring Iuu. and an extra
1 I'heer went up for Ihe best Jo-key in
! America as Ins hand went up and ti
little red cap cam., otr, wlttlo his hi-.
I,,...! lower ni cr the nr. bed neck of Hor
mw unlit the music teisi-d Tho o.-tur
boys Wile ton buv w .til their muun's
, to follow the lead nf the qitlxli w.l'c
N'olter, wlm scr.d .is heavily with tin
ciowd b tins simple act n- It he -.1
1. . ! - f'l
l be
t-i-.i'lx had wmi the ItrnUtlxn
Tho I August lielliiontn li'i V icv, " ' -was
Hie null one 111 the lice to ..in
pare In kinks Willi lb.' in.iBtilllc-nt p..,r.
'low, was a ugiy in iiispii-jnioi' a-
K handsome 111 appearance He twi-i,.'
, .. . . .,, imcniiB b inds . 1 1
H"1" " imgiin s ii.in.is . ii u
way In I be l""-t and tin n Vt'i. . tl,
o boi-hcs wen- bin. I UP .n tin- It'-nd or rm
long h.ukstietih -b -wed m..r III t- -n-
I'cr, so that lie had to bi tinned t'n
oillnile of lit.. Held.
Jt wa. therefore, with l cling-, t- -i
to di-guel tb.it the crowd jelled' .
View I olT rtltililtnc '" Tin son or I!"
Sand had behaved long: en.. ugh to cl.ei'
the st irbr b a sm.il tn.irgm ant he
rushed oft' on Hie long Jourm.) with a
1. 1. Kth and a Inif .idxant ige , wr
... t,.,i ucr II nw u-ss man .. .ni.rn
- I nf a milr. (oy the ..idintn v looMni;
i ,.,,,... ... ,i.M,,r If.,..)
1 Hoatnei to uispri lio..
view riretoti.
l. . snnis in iiiiiii-.
I slol
j Mc
Itnaii.cf tlmt up ,i, the
blown liorsn xxlih Mittlltig spc-l
md opened up a g-.p nf tine.- length
In hss tunc that- 't ' i.n t,j t-'l
Itnck View Pnlls IliieU.
MeTflRSiirt was -ultrt with Tartar and
half way down the backstretch both li
ua Addle IL te4 Mie4 Hock View and
I
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