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Second Section
Sporting and Automobiles
GOLF. ATHLETICS.
YACHTING. FOOTBAL.
BASEBALL, BOXING,
RACING. TENNIS
NEW 'YORK, SUNDAY, AUGUST 1, 1915. Copvrlght, 191f., h tht Sun Printing end Publishing Aoclntlon.
SAM JACKSON IN
SEASON'S RECORD
WINS MT. VERNON
Crowd at Aiio(lnci Cheers
When 1:!10 1-5 Is Ihuijr l'p
on (ietiiwny Day.
KtM.INd IS 31 A OK OX
liKOCK.MIIiLKirS ACIS
T.mothy ' O'llrlcn's Sam Jackson
made the closing ilny of the Umpire
City Jockey Club meeting nt Aqueduct
a notable nno by running tho best race
that has been put forward this season
hy any thoroughbred. In winning tho
Mount Vernon Hnndlcap yesterday from
a good Held the nged son of Oarry Herr
mann Itavcllo II. turned a mllo In
l;3fi 4-5. Tills smashed tho track record
by one nnd u fifth seconds nnd U only
one-fifth of a second slower than tho
world's record under similar conditions
standing to tho credit of August Del
mont's Slromboll nnd which was made
last year nt llelniont Park In a hot fin
ish with (latncr.
Ilecatiso Ills owner J business Is lo
cated on tho outskirts of City Hall Park
Sam Jackson has by his recent Rood per
formances becomo tho racing Idol of
rrk How. ills brilliant running yester
day lifted him with one Jump Into na
tional prominence In the thoroughbred
orld nnd there were many competent
horsemen who Insisted on the way home
from Aqueduct that bo would prove.
more
than n match for such eiiulno
im Ho.imer. llorrovv and The I'lnn '
weight for age cundltlons.
stars aa
..i ....I..... . " : . ... i
""i " ' nonunions.
It wns not so much tho tlmo that i
counted with practical observers, but
the nunner In which tho feat was ac- ,
compllslied. Pani J ickson. nlwnjs ,
ilow beginner, was last nt tho Hart, but
was in his runnlnr mueli iin(.Uof it..n
..r,i .iV ?. il ? ? . . 'lU'CKer than
uual. showing he hail learned tho trick
of getting under way. He made no ef- I
fort to get to the front at once nnd ,
the first three furlongs were reeled oft
oy burprlslng at tho uiuderatoly slow
pice of 30 seconds.
In order to krep tho lead from tho 1
tpwdy Co(iiette. which wan second at ,
that time. Surprising was urged to a .
raster p.ico and tin- next quarter was
covered by the ltvldors in 23 seconds.
That in icmaikable going for tho mid
dle part of a mllo race, but wi.at was
n'N remarkablo was that while the
llghtwelghiH In front were dancing1 along
at this lively pato Sam Jackson wns
f'.ylng toward them with mighty strides
kt.d gained length by length until "Just
I. for entering the home stretch' he had
ptss-ed Co(tietto anil was near enough
to Surprising to insure victory.
ii ii. e pix iuriuiiK r.tiu uacK.-Jii .in ,
abimt on even terms with Suiprlslng,!
and .til, TYmmv McT.iirirart had not
,..V- 1... h . ,lm.M Tho llm r.-i .lL-ht '
; ;. . ,
In- iointMel.il timers at this oolnt was
1 1 1 which Is a n-cond faster tjjan the I
.. -.ro:d standing to the credit of .
he-k i. he and tlalner. S.im Jnckson
had e i ue well In hand then, but nl-
though M T-ii-i-r.rt wtlll hud o. tlirht hold!
.u t,.t hi. ..i-,.n uirld.. cnrrlrMl him
along and he left Surprising further be
hind at cery bound.
A new distinction awaited him .it the
seven furl'Tg murk, which he reached in
1 4.:, Neither thbt mark nor that
., ,h ,,,, wiii en on the
at the three-quarters will ko on ine
rfcords, im- tne met remains uini 1
.MCK$on nail covered seven lunuimr. n
second faster than the track record tlmo
made bv the great Itoamer last year.
It was n beautiful sight to nee the
hamb-oniu thoroughbred full of life and,
rot stepping through that last eighth
nf a mile He came on with steady,
n-rn Mtru!.- as though In a warming up
fillop. His Jockey was not driving,
not en urging, while th beaten hones
w.himl ern belim whltiped (mil spurred
i ! vain .ffort to keep within hailing
il stance of the day's champion. 1
r&ouette. which had nroppen oacK
nheu the ).i 'o btenme so not in ine ,
mld.Ha liart nf the raCO. had passed SUT
prising skiii after three-quarter of a
mile, but even with Johnny McTaggart
in the saddle was unable to make any
Impression on brother Tommy and hla
liiatchli-ss steed.
The gap grew as tho llnlah nenrcd so
that when Sam Jnckson passed the
Judges with his rider already pulling
him up ho was five, lengths in front of
i uniotte -which lii turn was three
lengths to front of Surprising. In fourth I
Place, a. length nnd a half behind, was
the Western entry iiouge, which n.u
i-tartod an even money favorite hut had
been knocked back early in the race.
When tho time was hung out 1 0,000
perons who had been sweltering through
th-ee races without showing any enthu
laim broke out in a roar of applause.
T. umy McTaggarfH faco wan one broad
urn le as ho looked at tho time lioard and
lifined to tho cheers that greeted him
and h . mount.
Ta k ..f records followed immediately
and g(Nl Judges of racing speed agreed
that -f pren.ied Sam Jackson could have
Made th. distiinco In 1:30. It wai re
gretted by all that McTaggart had not
If h m i-un a little harder nt tho finish
order to have disposed of Ktromboll'H
rerLrl of 1 30 3-5. That Is tne mnrK
' ' ' "
re ig-.,z.-d h tin f men an llio standard, I
i"' jgn faster tlmo mis oeeu iimuu mi
n uightaway
track and on a trotting
track
The ciri ular track reconl stood
nt
1 57 2-U until ChriHtophlnc was "f1" ,7'
th a mile In 1 :3fi 4-5 nt Juarei In the
u-r or iy;. j ilia won lunu-.y -
Stroii.bol.'K mark of a fifth of a second
faster ,ast fall In tbo meantime It. T.
W .ion's Amaltl had run a mile on a
fa h sjiei tally prepared for trotters nt
F'-ri. iho in 1 :3f.'(. but though the meet
Ini! was held under tho auspices of tho
J' key Club the times made were not
onn'ern by turfmen n worthy to
link w.th thoso made on regular run
r. n.- 'rur ks.
Tie burst hero of the turf world has
n nieiestlng history. He was bought
'i a huikllng by Jack MKIInnls for
Mcdlnnls trains tho horse to
day and in all probability nan nn owner'
Interest In him. Ham Jackson made a
rutno n. a Iqng dlstniieo performer,
hi fi gnlheil Its greatest lustin when
'e won thn Saratoga Cup nt two miles
a quarter In 1'J13. He then went In
training for the (ireat Hndurancc Slakes
M Louisville In tho fall, but broke down
hlie preparing for the event, which wns
r.e nf the rlcbisl of the year and called
tor a illgtanro of four miles.
Nothing wan heard of Sam Jncksnn
Jftr that, but McIIIiiiiIh never gnve up
''P- and kepi working on him with
Ntltnco and skill, Iast fall Or. Mc
Cully, the well known veterinarian, fired
the horso mid whon he wat put on the
t'ck again ho appeared sound an ever.
Sam Jackson came baeklnto the ro
ting world after an abjeuco enear)y
Tiger Eleven Must
Keep Past in Mind
C"NK of the many new methods
introduced In Princeton f oot
bnll' training by Speedy Rush, the
new Tiger head conch, has been
discovered by a midsummer visi
tor to tho new field house in con
nection with the Palmer Me
morial Stadium. In tho dressing
room of tho football players
hangs a big placard headed,
"Things to Remember," nnd in
cludes bits of advice on how to
tackle, carry the ball, &c. Dut at
the top of this sigh arc the two
significant lines:
Harvard, 20; Princeton, 0.
Yale, 19; Princeton, 14.
two years at the meeting of the Queens j month of August. Many tralmrs have tII tlnlMli In the third division of the same
County Jockey Club, nnd sad to say he i arrived with their strings and the morn- class, Mouse scored a similar victory1
ran a very disappointing race bohlnd nt- hours at the track ajul Horse Haven) among the knockabouts and Meteor was
Hayberry Candlo and Plying Kalry. He , r , .,h m IM,,i tint the the only Star boat to be timed.
next tried u sprint of six furlongs and "rr Lu, rnoaulx to -Ukgest that the llber of the 1 boat, raced. Oher
finished .third. races are In progress already. , nr(Il i,.,,, mvnr nf Alice. was at thel
ine rest of hwi work Is well known.
lie ran second in tho rough and tumble
fUDurnan, nnd nt that w pulled up at
tno wrong post near tho
was followed by a third
Uty Handicap. The first gilmpco of his
h'.nV?nr w,n.n,l,,,wh,e,J hc wn. 14 mlle
n.'V p, ?l Aqueduct liwt Wednesday.
terduy.
.. , , ... ,.c ul fi-
......uuKn u was a getaway uft' lne
hones ran fairly close to form nnd there
. , r " K""n' ilml
in tho third rnce, when C. J. Ilrock-
mil cr a Acts, recently nrrlved from l.a-,
tonia, came home after being backed :
from 30 to 15 to 1. The luminaries:
FIRST HACK.
For twoyear-nld. which have not won at
till, meellns-: selling; liy sub.crllitlnn of 15.
with t.'iOD added; Are furluno:
Horse arul age. Wt. Jookey rrlces.Fln.
Btrllsrina. 1 .I0i..J.M'Trc't ITdO 1 f. 1
Kilna Kenna. 2 im,. Allen .. It l 2S
Hob HwlfleM. 2....1(W..T.M'Tii,t. 14-5 J-S
a. .Manuni, H3..Ilyrii 71 I 2 4
Importint, 2 104.,iiti mi .i t,
E?luh ois1" I" ,m Corei""" 'in'! 5"
Unlh ut-..lf l.l nt i in... ' p a . a
tiiiui uiirs, 3... . 107 .Corey
Hum Sln. wi'il i mi .ijiw. . i r. . i
Tlnie0:S.
, .('?"'1 ",nn e''1,1' Mrllsnna. t. I .
Xi-VtSSST1 " ltmh
...,
. " " . BALf-
lnr tonr-jrear-old. nd upwnnl: elllng: by
,Ub,crlptlon ot t- wlth iM u,,. 01ie
mile:
Horse and age. Wt. Jockey. Prlo-s Fin.
ZniV VMieJ'irT "v." i S'l i"'
Wi.hU' 4-t l-l I-
Napier. 112..I).HofTm.n 11 1 5-1 4
Hay n' I.iiht. 4....lis..lt.llntrman ltd -i &
"::" HJ-SL0"1!'"- lu. J i 5
Kl b-o, re.l..'....'!lis'.!cnrey. 7-t S-2 I
Northerner. 4 l07..J.M'Tiii't 1! 1 3
Sir Denrah.
110. .Steward . 10-1 4-1 10
Monmouth, C.,
... 117 ,W MrDer't W-l 1S-1 II
Time 1:41 l-l.
Oood start: won drlvlnr Doctor Duenner.
rh g.. ..by Prlm-e of Metbnurii(v-Itos.alr:
owned by Capt. C, K. Hockwrll; trained by
M. Smart.
TIHItD KACE.
For three-) ear-old and upward which ha.-e
not won nt tills meeting: Hlllnc by sub
terlptlon ot It. with lrU a.tded: tlx furlonrs:
Ilnrm and we. Wt. Jockey. lYIces Hn.
Acts. 4 llli.Ditr 1S1 s-l 1',
Atyladr. n.cl It2.,llyrne t-1 31 24
iir M'ccs, aeen in. r.jr rag-i, !: rvinj'
Mrlker. it
Sand Marsh, 3
HI Henry .. 10 1 4-1 4
lll,,J.rTa'l 10-1 4-1
Carlaveroek, i 103 llnxton. s-1 4d (1
V ' 'chlta. n 120 Ilnrel.
j. j, uiiis, 4,
.IK .Troxler.. . in-i 4-1
itnr,.v .
blackthorn. 3.
Xl,nol?',
VvmMfalr 3
'
. Ill Falrbrot'r. I'l l 4 1 9
. 10t..I.lllry ... 101 4-1 10
. . 104. Matthew. IV 1 10-1 II
...111". .It Huffman 10-1 td 12
.. 10.1. W MeDer't 40 1 15-1 13
Timt-l:U 1-5.
Good start; won drlvlnr Aci.. b.
ff-
I.aiinum-Clsianar: nne.l by C J.
llrocK
miller:
trained by C Hauser
FOURTH KACE j
The Mount Vernon Handicap; for three- i
)ear-old. and upward; by subscription of t
II. witn IJ& anuiiinnai to sun; on nine
Hore and age. wt. Jofkey. riieesdn.
'Sun Jackson, a. ...113. T..M T't 5-2 7-10 1
10I..J M'Tau't to-t 31
5ur)1ruiiit. 4 103..1liutnn... i-l 7-1 3i
Hodre. 4...
.lit.. Ilnrel 11-10 2: 4
Iron Duke, 3,...
.107..njrne. .. i s i r.
.112..MiCahey. St 5-2
uucKiiorn. o...
Time 1 :3S t-a,
Oood start: won easily Sam .laekson, b, r .
by Garry Herrmann Itavello II. j owned by
T, J O'llrlen; trained by J L. McOlniils
FIFTH RACE,
8teplecha: wiling; for thw-year-o J ;
t&W&Xl twoTSES?" "' ' '
liino aoiieu, aooui jwo iiiiioj.
Steeplechftse; sellln: for thne-year.oliJ
Hnrsn and ae.
Wt. Jockey. rrlees.Fln,
rimla' nirinl
Seiieuaiiibluu, C.
.114. .Murphy . H-S 4 5 !
141, .Chandler. 8 2 i i 2'4
.UJ..II Wil'me. 81 21 3"
.U4..Hevelifon 121 t-1 4
.I44.,Hrnd'rsm s-1 3 1 I
,119,.llooth. ... 12 event
Dion Dark, nrcd
" "-":'
I McNub, ael.
j('xai,, ae.l
Zellool, aged..
I4,,ularK Il l s i 7
Btui & Stripes, 4.11i..Ort!fin.... 101 4 1
Fell. Time 4. in.
Oood start: won drlrlnr. Benegamblan,
blk. g. br Islington baity Aprdeby; owned
by J. E. Divli! trained by f. Ilraily.
SIXTH RACE.
For maiden two-year-olds: ptirae, 1400: fire
"ilrTr" "and at e. Wt. Jrs-kr. frlir. Fin.
Sevllllan. ! lM,.J.M'Tag rt 1-4 out !"
i-..:.,,rA - ins.. llnxton. . M ki 3
Solly h'e'n, 'j! : :o5: 1 Ni'kiai is ,' yi'l
;i'J'1JayX....;..loa..T.M,Tag't. 41
, lli, . l. mill .in. . i
ven !i
Doneer. 2 11! .Jiruaney.. i-i oui
joS! 2 112 D.lloffan. 40.1 pi I 7
Heai'tHPIe. ! )0. . Steward. ., 301 ! a
Coupled as Hanford entry.
Tlnie-l:0o3-0
(ioo.1 start: won driving Sevllllan. br. g..
by Isidore Adrlutha: owned by John San
lord; trained by II Hughes
AQUEDUCT TURF J0TTIN0S.
..... i..i. the hand played "Auld Iang
Sine' as a muslinl remlndir that the race-
!-"r5 "V'd,,'Sf,i Vr" John
H-virUan won the last race. This wns a ery lew ot ine largo niliill.er or en
nrr lcularry ntting close as fnr years Sara-1 tries lor the United States Hotel Stakes
toga haa been recognli"l as the home i for two-year-olds have shown form
racing centre of the Sanfords. The win ,vncn W(,i, n-nrrant their winning the
ir-'tu1 BeflXn l.n.ld o h. thr best eviiit. but many that have not appeared
- """.., in the Sanford barn, lie i a
ILh-, j,y ivjdor. nnd was coupled with
t.ncer. by th lami
Dancer, by tne same '',' ""V.y.'' "",
l.n.'.2: lry,ViTirZXc:TXl.
ll oine by only
Vsnture.
-h " or a.t performanie. was demon-
D'f.,,i n the first race for tow-year-olds
That the weather and tracg were ranr-
it five furlongs. Stellarlna. wnicn won me
r'ent In T 69 sooonda, equalled the tsaik
record made by James R. Keene's Veil In
190C.
It wa. reported that John n. Mblen
tud sold the two-year-old felt White
Ilaekle to W 11. One, who races under th"
"am. of the Shoshone Stable. If the sale
la consummated tho pries will be In tbo
neighborhood of 120,000.
There was a close, finish In th" second
raie In which Hong of Valley and Dr.
Duenner went poat the Judge, cn eltno.t
even terms. Dr. Duenner appeared to lie
In front, but his hackers grew anxious, as
he. men In charge tlm board dcl.iyid
nutting up the numbers. The Idea was
that thsy were looking for ii doad beat
sign, but It turned nut that they had to
go back In thn shed for .No. 19, as the high
numbers had bn stowod away.
The steeplechase wns a rough and tumble,
affair, with several of the riders ngindlng
In the c-arly part Henderson on l.lttle
Hugh persisted In running McNali wide.
Then to get square Mc.N'uli took a turn nt
bothering Dixon Park. There was a close
finish, with Henegamblan wearing down
Cloud and Dixon Park, and tho rider of
Cbnid want Into the stand to make a pro
test, which was not allowed, that th
winner had fouled hla mount,
"All aboard for the Spa!" w ill .lie the cry
at the tlrand Central rllatlon this after
noon, when the Cavanagh special pulls out
at t o'clock to carry the Naw York crowd
for month of racing at th Springs,
John Cavanagh said ynterday that If tht
train was not run In two lections It would
be the largest train that ever nn on a
similar errand.
SARATOGA LIVELIER
THAN IN LONG TIMEi
Hnce, Meeting That Will Open
To-morrow Jlas Town Astir
Fine Openlnjr Curd.
Ll'KK Jlrl.l'KK EXTKHED
Kaiiatooa. .Tiilv at. This vlllaen Is
livelier than It has been for many years
. ., , , .. 1
at tho fag end of July. In anticipation
of the rnce meeting of tho K.imtuga A-i
soclatlon for the Improvement of the !
Ilreed of Horses which It scheduled to
mm ..i i ,i..i,
open on .Monday and last through the
The bookings at the different notiH
nra far In advance of thoso recorded nt
. .ViT1 '1' this tlmo last year and It Is predicted
the flnlHti Tills 1tnnt ,lt0 comfI?, hnyc ,,,.,. ,n
' '" ,th I'nl','r:nndlng accommodation. Among the
st gllmpeo of his ,.i ... i... . u
,Pll ' 'V., '"'" " I,,,.. , ' ,,ri, i
their thoroughbreds are Jnm.s Howe.!
wlth n ,,,, f u K Thomrson. who!
, rac. lie I arrv I'nvnn W i tnev's hnrsesi
this season: Ham Hlldreth. In charge of
August Ilelmonfe stable: W. It. Mldgley.'
,vho worWlllf :l formidable lot of two-1
ar-old belonging to Clfford A. Coch
rani Jimmy Owen, the handler for the
(Jreentreo Stable: A. J. Ooldsbormigh.
looklnc carofiillv after the cro.it Ho.imer I
nun oilier noises ouneu n Amirew
sillier, nnd W. II. KarrU'k. with the dual
outfit of Schuyler I.. Parsons and the
Oneck Stable. Several Western stables
that did not race on the Kastcru track.,
nre iiu.irtercd hero also. The.e Include
John W. Schorr's, which him l.uke Mc
I.uke ready to come back to the races.
lioal students of form are looking
over the stake book nlr-ady In hope .f ;
flmllng the winners of the early closing i
events scheduled for the opening iln.
These in order of Importance are tie
Saratoga Handicap for three-year-olds
nnd upnnrd at a mile nod n quart- r,
the United States Hotel Stakes for two-
year-olds at ilx fur'ongs, and the Shllle-
lah Steeplechase at aLout two miles and
n half.
.hoT OTS.
that more than a dozen will go to the
Ist. Itoamer. which earned the dlsllnc!
tlon of top weight, lias been going along
nicely In his work since he cime hero
(ifter being defeated in the Kmplrc City;
Handicap. Oniner, his conipieror In that '
event, Is not entered. Neither l Plifinnv. !
whlclj throtmh the fnxt p.u-o tot by him '
at the start was largely responsible for
the failure of Uo.imer to remain In the
running to the end. There Is no horse
In tho rnce callable of extending Andrew
Miller's champion at the.start. He there
fore will be allowed to make his own
pace without Interference, nnd as he al
ways has shown a liking for the Sara
toga track will have a good chance to
wipe out his most recent defeat ut IJel
mont Park,
I.. S. ThomiiMrrs llorrow- Is In thn
nanuicap with
1 25 tmund.. then. l.a
'than Itoamer. He has had little luck
sine, he won tht Kentucky Handicap In
the early spring, but lwis run many good
races since, llorrow wot this event last 1
year, currying 1JJ iKiumls, and Is likely 1
to prev Itoamer very closely for favorlt-
ism on -ionuay.
..unu ..hi. um-, nnicn p.iriy in ine sen- ' 7, T. 1 Keonh. 102 26, 77, J David
son wns rat"! as the equal of the Knst- , port. 22, 77. .1 McNrlr, H 20. 7. V.
em Cracks. Is now esli-emed n ri,l I W Ne. 99, -20, 75. W O. Phll'lt... 106- 24,
Kiirss than llorrow II. i,.rfrm.i iii.
Ilantly at llelmont IMrk In the unrim-
of last year, where he won the llelmont 1
Stakes over a trying i-oursc. Ho Is a '
nam nurse to train, but has been pre
pared carefully for his Hist appearance
In .Vew York State this ear and if he
has regain d his form of last ear cer
tainly will Im ilnng-rou-".
Atwirli.. r.ii.n,l.l..l,u .....-..ll... ...ill ...
fr,n-.i in aiiii-. 11..1, u. .....v. , i t
which has raced consistently well nil t
season and wound up with a victor v In '
tho Suburban Handlcan. stminimi'i u
w 1 1 i 123 pounds and In spite of the. 1
fRCt h '- the Suburl'in
f r.n... n..i... ...m ,
of rather fluky character will be sup-
Jiorted well, ,
II. C llalltiiU'ck baa tw three-year- I
olds to carry his colors In The Finn nnd I
Iron Puke. The former has to carry 1111
pounds, while iron Mike Is In with 104
It is prolwble that Tin- Him may Im re-
serveil for the Travers Stake on Smur. I
dav. which Is .xr-!iiiwdv t..r u..r ,
his age. Kvte f that Is t,n, the Hallen
beck entry will bo dangerous, for Iron
Duke has run two goon, rai-e.s tho only
times he 1ms been out this year and has
not been run to d.Mth m h.is Tho Finn.
Addlo M. and Tar I nr. both of which
havo won good handicaps this year, ato
out of the race on account of Injury, and
the "uttlng down of Tartar leaves It. T.
Wilson, Jr., the president of the Sara
toga Association, without u repreHftitn
tlve. James Duller 1ms six nominations,
of which the only one that has shovwi
any real rorm tills year Is I'ebble.. It
Is oil the cuds, howeier, that I,.ist Coin,
which showed gioat form at the end of
his two-year-old can nr. may be a iod 111
pickle for tho Saratoga fixture. Last
Coin Is rnted nt 110 i-ninds by the han
illcapper, while Pebbles has to carry
only lOfi. Ii II. 1 1 rad ley may start either
Illaek Toney or lliadlej'H Choice, while
nInoiii; the lightweights which mav face
I the starter are Saratoga and ClifT Field,
i wnn me i-niiirs up are enginie, including
four of the youngsters tlmt Jefferson
Livii'gston imported irom i;iigiand ns
yorvrl..,. Tl.es,, are-Co, Ala... by Colin
ji iiiiiu , i.iHKiiti. iij i'w.iiiik i n ce
Teetotal; l'leure, by Cicero I-'leuielte
II., and Poltoma, by Polyinelus I.a
croma, Of the I.. S. Thompson young
sters those so far seen have not given
much promise, but It is known that
Trainer ltowo generally reserves hla best
for Saratoga. Them is considerable talk
of the prowess of Thunderer, by llioom
stick Jersey Lightning, a full brother
to Itegret, but whether this colt will be
started before lie has had a public prep
In n less formidable field ! a question.
Among the best of thoso seen In mces In
the Knst nre James Hutler's !iasp and
Paddy Whack, filfToid A. Cochran's Air
.Mull, James It, Keene's Lor.ic and II, T.
WIlKiii .It 's Oniiesdalo.
The Shlllelifh Steepleehaso is a selling
stnku and will not brine out the best of
the limber toppers. Tho most tellable of
those entered are the Ciieentiee Stnhle'a
Cherry Malotte, Thomas Hltrlirnck'n
Swish nnd Timber Wolf, J b l.lss.
bergei's Syosset and J. K. Wlderior'n ICI
ll.ut and Sklliberceii,
There will be stake events on every
day of tho week nnd a grand card for
Saturday with tho North American
Hteeplechnse, tho Sanfonl Memorial for
two-yi ar-olds and the Travers tor three.
icarolds. Among tho ellglbleH for tho
Inst named are I.. S. Thompson's un
beaten llegret, James Ilutler's High
Noon, II, C, Hallenbeck'H Tho Finn and
Iron Puke, Frederick Johnson's Top o'
th' Morning and .Schuyler L. Parsons'!
Phosphor.
ONLY SIX ABLE TO FINISH.
llnntlc Vnclit L'tiili'a Itetintlii
- rrr :,t r'r, r;:
the
I Atlantic Ynrht Club wero able to cross.
! tho finish line ofT Hen Hate yesterday.
I The yachts started In tho lightest of
airs from the southwest that petered
'out long before the majority of the
craft had finished tho first leg of iv
shortened course. The tide managed to
lake the majority of the boats to the
Port Hamilton mark, the second turn
ing point of the voyage. However, with
no hrc(7c nnd a head tide the )nclits
found It practically Impossible to reach
homo.
As the hour was growing lntc tho ma-
Jorlty cnlled for tows. The few that
''" ' course Picked up n little
breeze off llensonliurst that managed to
. , . ... ., ,, wa
tnost disheartening nfternoon for the
);ioht.tnen. In tho second division of
the handicap elns the winner was Joy,
on both adual nml rorrected time. The
, ... W!t, , fin,.. ...,..;
niartlnir line. However, he stale, that
ns Virginia had been Injured on her wnj
" from I.archmont week nnd was
still In drydock he would not race for a i
snllover prize. U was the first rare -
im th lower bav fnr n fnrtn rht nnd was I
on the lower bay for n fortnight nnd was
the seventh -ac to count on the yacht
racing championship of (Iravesend llay.
i lie summary:
iiaSMHOAP t'LAfi Kfrst DIVISION
fTAHT. 3;o; iolhbk. .mi. r;n.
flnl.li. Time.
Vn.-hl nn.l Owner II M t H M "
.Inv l.e Him.iKi' Dvl II J 1 4 5J
t.oafor II A llnllock ... 5 M it 2 4J !T
Mrf W An i.rion .1 M 44 2 49 It
ur..I II W lliininiell.. Hid not finish
S. i I'.iil. A. Ohr -'lsn'en. . DM not nnl.b
i'Tr.t.i tim .Iny, 1-42.2. Loafer,
? ?4 40 Mey. S.Srt 3S.
HASDirAP CLASH -THIltD DIVIHU1S
HTAUT. i in Ctll'ltSK. si! Mll.F.S
rrsnrl. S WlPke. . ! II (! . ) 05
Wshlc tn II . M Michael Hid not tint. h.
Iluf II.. U. llnliinslif . DM mil milh.
Amu. J. II Wright. . . . DM not finish.
KMirKAIltifTfii-STAIlT. 1:16 COt'ltSH,
' l: s,,i'K:i
',"""V. li f'KY i ,;.,','". 9
'fVAJT
Skylark, r Putt DM not flnUh.
STAIt ri.AHS .TAItT 5 20 COt'ItsK
..62 Mli.'nf.
Me-rnr. It II. KlnUy 5 :.r. 21 2 35 II
Mal. H U llfst.in ... DM nt finish,
Shadow, W f.. Inslee. . . . Did not nnlh.
S3 SSSS:
-rmcv tiav at niTMnrinTiTT1
BUSY DAY AT DUNWOODIE.
one Tunriu-y to lleitln .lust ns Ari-
....
iitliir I.iuls.
vm u fit a. .tlil Tint fin j !l fvln l
rounc! of the rcKUlir monthly nmrnnmont
was played to-day at the Ilunwoodle
Country Club. The final ivund of th"
July tournament In Class Ii nUo was
played, V. S. Kvana beating D, C,
Knvan-tugh by JO up nnd to play.
In the red c'lrd competition William
Chllvers led In Clns A with 13 'J, 70,
nnd tho class II winner wns N, K. (Sal
land, with M 19, fi5. They also were
the leaders of their respective divisions
In the qualifying round. The qualify
ing .cores :
t'lass A - William rhilvr, tf 9, "0 D.
J""',t'- (.nnkV, ";.5 u f v AtTm
jj: , 75; K, n! bi.so'i,. oL,; A- T
CnlWlle. s 12. 77. A M Morris, 9112,
T. N Heker, 0 t. si, s. v.. oiln.
'4
Class 11 X If. fHlland. 92 1, tl; W. H
f2. W A Mllllken. lot u, si, A Pater-
'on' 1H
-24, St. W Ilader, 1071 i, .
GOLFERS TRY FOR TWO CUPS.
11
. w, 3liirslnn Lends 1'lelil at Rrn'ii-Ii-li
I'oiintrj- Club.
OrtER.N'wtni, Conn., July 31. A quail
fylr.g round for n cup given by V. H
Truesdaln nnd an eighteen hole handicap
for 11 ''u' kUi'" ,,y ,hl cl"b nttracted
" g"d field of golfers nt thn Ureen-
w'l'h Country Club. II S. Mnrston, with
b i-cnr of S7-15. 72. as first In both
i... i,..,.,n . n.. e .i....
competitions, heading tho list of those
lu quallllcd for the match piny rounds
for the Trucsdnlo cup nnd winning the
club trophy. The scoron:
TM.e.a.ie run 11 n Mnrston ST IS
72? M II FiMierSC -?2, 73. 1 J I-hrM."
U7 7S; II. lilllelan, si k. 71,, j D
Chapman. 5 3, 7. T M. HudKens,
4- I". 71: C . Tripp, no 11, 7i, il II
Hilton. 36. 77; H. J. I'hlillna. 93 ti.
r D llarferty, 9--20. 7. A. !. II man,
HI 1C. 7, C c Pearson. Jr. V2 12. 0;
r A. Wanner. 6 1. SO; W. F. Drunkard,
1)4 II, Ml: N Webb, 10222, 0, .1. It
Dunliip, 100 10, HO.
Club Cu;i--ll S. Marston. 7 15. "2.
M It. Foster 45 -12. 73. II II c.irhart,
l- . 73. 11 lllllel.ni. !--, 73, T M
HodKens, 92--l. 74. 17. J Khret, I7 -2.'.
75- J D Chapman, --!. 71, C W Trim".
SO II. 7. II II lllltnn. i3 77. V.. J
Phillips. P3- 15, 7, C l ItafTerty. ;i 20,
71: A II Hunan, 91--H. 74. C. C Pearson,
.lr. 9212, m. C A uglier, us in. .u.
, 102
r i-rniiK.iro, ;n !l. so .N el.li.
22. SO. J. H Dunlap, 100 20, .0
FIVE RACE ON SHREWSBURY.
final I v I'lrst In Iteuatlii nf
Ited
Hunk .Motor tlon I Club.
!!H Hank, N J., July ,11. A ten mllo
hatiilb'np race was thn feature of the
midsummer ngatta of the Hed Hank
Motor Hoat Club on the North Shrews
bury hero to-diy. Five speed boats
started In the open event. It was n
pteltj race with close finishes, William
ItiisNell'H (ladlx winning nnd running
over tin course III 1 hour K2 mlliilfeH 2.1
heromls, corrected time, She Just beat
out Archibald I.. .Miller's Jesslo M. H.
by 12 Hfi'inulM. l-'r.-mk I), ttrattiin'tt
Jen m was thli il.
The engliio of J. P. Andrews's Jack Tar
went dead while the craft was well up In
tho in. o nnd with the lenileis was
inundliig tho stake on the third turn.
Cups wero awarded to the winners:, A
latgu Ileet of yachts lined tho course.
IMwiinI nnd Alexander Hussell were thn
Judges nnd Fleet Captain John Morrow
timer
Colters llusy nl Ps.i-x l'nlU,
Cai.pwki.i., N. J.. July 31 -The semi
llnals fur lb" I. man Clark cup nnd a
b.ill sweepstakes were tlm attractions
nl th" Ks.ex Fells Oolf Club this after
noon. In Hie semi-finals William Shll
Inber, Jr., beat C. Wendell 3 and 2 ntuj
T. Merrlman beat It. S. Hespard 4 and 3.
The scores In the sweepstakes : V. A,
Hush, 04 21, 73; A. I.. Plerson, 830,
74; T. .Merrlman. sn -12, 71, H, I..
McCord, 951 9, 70,
Mne Keep on Tr Intr for Cup,
Pi.AiNi'iKi.n, N J July 31. Nliin
members continued play for the preel
dent's cup at the Park (lolf Club hero
this afteiimon, It. il. Campbell and
Walter Whitehead tying for best net
1 score with a mink of 72. The hcoiisn:
Waller Whitehead, 1001S, 72. It. (I.
Campbell. tM 33, 72, William Taylor,
111 17, 74 . Ch.ules 11. Morse, !ili 14, 7 :
Hurry Ieiwza, 01 13, 7S , Claienco J,
Hand, 8019. 80 1 lioyle T. Phillips,
n IS, SO; n. (I. .Morse, 9816, 81;
It. 31. Smith. 11528, 87.
MARSTON TOO GOOD
IN MORNING ROUND
.lersey flolfer IMnys Ekwnnok
in (HI nnd (tains Big Lend
Over . V. Seoley.
WINS MATCH BY AND (J
Manchestrr, Vt.. July 31. The name
of Max It. Marston of Ilaltusrol will be
added to the list Inscribed on the first
president's cup nt the Kkwanok Country
Club, nnd what Is more therewith will
go tho fniiio of playing a round of the
course In competition In OS strokes, a
feat which thrilled an Interested gallery
this morning nnd made the afternoon
work easy. Mnrston's opponent In tho
thirty-six hole final wns W. I'nrker See.
ley of Ilrooklawn, a former Connecticut
champion. Tho story of the match Is the
story of the morning round, nnd even
then of Marston's ft. Sceley's brilliant
efforts being confined to a pretty 3 nt
the second, n long putt for a half at tho
sixth nnd n few good approach shots.
AbiiKton was outdriving Seeley by
many yards and was playing his seconds
rleht up to the pin. He took six for the
first hole owing to n poor teo shot, but
when his mnshle shot at the third gave
him an easy i and an nccurato putt at
the next cUlmud a '1 the earlier mistake
was forgotten. At the sixth and eighth
Mnrstun rimmed the cup. but failed to
belter par. but nt both the ninth and
tenth long piitt brought two more holes
played In less than par. He holed an
other lung on- at the fourteenth, but nt
the si'Wiiteetith inlsed his second shot
and required ". Seeley winning a hole
for the fitst time since the second.
Marston was par 4 for the last hole and
T up for the morning.
This nftemiion the piny was anything
but keen. Marston took the first two
hol.' with iase and lost the following
three ns ejisily, lo.lng his ball nt the
third hole Seeley took advantage nf
hi. opponent's po.jr work nt the fourth
and fifth and the 1'nd was reduced to six
boll's. S. eley failed to get out nf a
bunker on tho eighth and conceded the
hole before Marston had played his sec
ond nnd then both played par golf until
Marston calned the twelfth In par 4 to
f for Seeley after driving Into the rough
at tho light. The cards:
MOHNINO HOl'.VD.
Mnriton. out.... 4 1 2 4 3 5 4
Srelsy. out 4 3 1 3 3 3 7 4
Marston, In. . . . 4 3 4 3 i 4 4 S
Sseley. In 1344f4
J 34
434
4 34 M
41 19
AFTERNOON ROUND.
Mar!nn. out 4 S 6 4 S 4 f 4 412
Hsley. out f 3 4 4 443
Mill-tor. In 4 3 4
Set)y, In 3
llye hnle. not plned. Approximation,
at third and eighth holes for both play
r. Tho finals In tho other divisions also
were played to-day nnd thero also wan
n hmdlcnp compctltjon. The sum
mark"! :
First Thirty-two, fnr First President's
Cup. Fln.il Hound Max It. Maxston, ll.il
tusrol, bfat W. Parker Ftfley, Ilrooklawn,
I nnd s.
ConsuUtlnn. Final Hound fieorgs T..
Morsr, HulUnd, bat F. 11. dates, llonl
clalr, ( and 3
Third SKteen, Hnal Round C. It.
I.eak. (lardsn Xity. beat Fulton Cutting,
tx County. 1 up
ltratsn i:iht of Third f)Utrn, Final
Huund C M I-irk. Sunnyhronk. bsat
A J. Chase, Hrnckton O. C, 4 and 2.
Fourth HUteen, Final Hound W Na.h
Held, Montgomery, beat J, A. Allen, Ilal
tusrol, 1 up.
Fifth Sixteen, Final Hound It. A.
While. Oakland, beat C. D. Cooke, Ar
eola. C and 3.
.Mxth fUtsen. Final Hound II. H. Mac
Master. Mohawk, beat 11 11, Knight,
I'hlUdrlphU. 4 Mid 3.
Kl-hteen Hole Handicap O. II ijardner,
Ara-iain. 7s 3, 7ti F Unare. llatant.
4 7, 77i i:. T. Williams. Sprlngrtd.
7 20, 77; lleorg 4jrvl, Oarden City,
4 IS, 7, U II. Franklin, Oakland,
Is , SO, T. H. Wheeler, I'lalnfleld,
4 It, to.
BEL10 WINS TWO RACES.
SprlntliiK Ability Gains Ilia Vic
tories nt Velodrome.
Tom Hello won two races at the
Mn-epshe-nd Hay Velodrome last night.
His flrt success was In the three-fourth
tulle handicap. He made good use of his
50 yard allowance nnd held up with the
distance men to tho stretch. Hern ho
opened tip a sprint and came tinder the
wire first by n half length. A. Deslmone
of the Century Itoad.Club Association
wltli 4ft yards was second and Jerry
Nuuzlata third,
Hello won his second victory when he
took the two mile open amateur from a
Held of close to thirty riders. Fred
Walsln of tho Acme Wheelmen, leading
from the start until the bell lap, looked
a sure winner, hut on the last lap Hello
showed his sprinting ability nnd won
by n half length. His time for the dis
tance wns 4 :22 2-5.
Too much Jockeying on the part of the
stars robin d the nlternatico i.-ice of its
Interest Threo men contested In each
of the four heats at a distance of one
mile, but tho heats were practically de
elded In one lap sprints. Alfred (loulelt
nf Australia was the ultimate winner,
scoring 1.1 points for his three starts:
Harry Kaiser of The Jtrnnx was second
with a tally of 11, nnd Francisco Verrl
ami Fred Hill wure third and fourth
with 7 and 3 points, respectively.
Oeorgo Wiley of Syracuse wnn the one
hour motor paced rnce from n field of
four starters, covering u distance of
11 iiiIIcn ii4 laps. (It'orM- Seres nf
Franco finished second, with 10 ml I'm 3
kips, and Vstor l.lnar of itolgium third,
with 30 miles 2 Inps, Claremv Carmen
dropped out at 30 mllcB owing to a sud
den attack of Illness.
GLEN RIDGE SCORES HEAVILY.
Tnki- Co ii r Out of Fire Ten ills
Mntchra xtHIi I'ns.nle.
(it.i-N Itipiii:, N. J July 31. In the
I'nssalc Valley Tennis I.eiiguo tourna
ment tho (lien Midge l.awn Tennis club
defeated tho 1'assalo Club hero this af
ternoon four out of five mntches.
In singles J. M, Merrill, Ulen Itldge,
heat Hwlgert, fi 2, 4 fl, 04 : l.Uxon,
l'HHsnlc, beat Shafer, 6 3, S 6, S S,
and I'lilmer, Cllcn Itldge, beat McKay.
G 4, f 3.
In doubles Carter nnd Wllllnms, (ilen
Itldge, beat Westcrvelt and Crothers,
f, 0, 6 1, and Knox and Salter, (lien
nidge, bent Harry and lilndgett, 0
I.
Hunger ItocU In llad Mhnpe,
Iinpon, July 31. August Itolmonit is
experiencing tho worst of luck with his
crack race horses in lltiglnnd. How
Tracery was brought down by a madman
when racing for tho Ascot Cup is well
remembtred. Now Danger Hock cut
himself so badly In the DulllnKhnm
Stakes at Newmarket two week ago
that It la doubtful whether he will se a
racecourse acain.
SHARES EASTERN
- .-v
Wal.no 31. Wnsblmrii. ..bo ..fill the liiitlniuil IiikIi-n cIiiiiiipIiiii,
It. .orrls WIIIIhiiin -il, nun the- Kiislern iloiibli-s iipri-mnr- nt
I.oiiK.. unit ) i-sferilli; . 'I bi-y ilefeil li d Ir.lim I. Wrlulit nnd U iillnci
f. .lo tin so ii In n spirited four set tllinl.
POLO TITLE EARNED
BY MEADOW BROOKSl
Grout Xi'ck Is Xcvim" in Amni
on Point Judith Field
Score 1") to 1-2.
STAIt WOIIK ItV IiKIiMONT
I
.i
I
Naiiiiaovksftt Pirn. July 31 Meadow,
llrook won a clear title to the polo
championship of America to-day. .!
feating (Ireat Neck. If. to
on "t
Point Judith ixolo Club field. A vic
tory wna expected for the big four, but
not po overwhelming a one. (I rent Neck
xvas outclnnsisl In ev.-ry department.
In the first c.tlkker llelmont scored
13 second, nfter tho throw In, After a
foul had been called on Stoddard for
crossing llelmont scored ngnln. He fol
lowed this ten second later with his
third gonl for the period. From then
on Meadow llrovik svored nt will, tak
ing tho I sail up and do.wi the field.
. e..i- ..... liiiL.ttilculnii ll.nr.i i. n.i
...... ... ....... .. , ... ..... ....... ... .. ...,, (if;o liad piiseed linn. Crnlg P d
letup by Meadow llrook, Mllburn and i l,aum intKht pull the r.iatrh up to even , M, mu -h tennis in him Hint V.
Ilelmnlit featuring In t. n'orlng. (Ireat tonus. Ho pla)ed tennis that wns not j with It.ib Seiver e.nled quic.'-Vei-U
li.nl Several opportunities to score' in- mn nn-ans lilt beat, but 11 u.is un i umtu irlCs :
In the last two irrlttK but the
nlnvlng of
Mllbuin and Slevenson
blocked all of their shots until the bin,"' 11
part of the final chukker, when Itunu-ey Kd
nv-iile two goals.
Webb and SMddanl pliyed good polo
for (Ireat Neck, but they wero atwa).i
alone when a chance to s,oii- ofleiod
itself. The score!
MlIAllOW HIUMlK. (.IlKVT MXIi
1 ltaniinid lb Iniont
2j M Wati-rlmr)
3 M nli-ollll Ml-lellsOll
Ituni.i-i
.11 .nil Webli
V llesdleston
Hek-1) xiiiiiiirn nn
c,-...M.'i.liis Tlrnnk
('liiilis an'ie'd.1''"!;
by h'Uidictp o: less l "n ntles. e: loin . 13
More--(ireat Neeli final, eirned. by
hsllrtlcnp. il. less ni'iullies t,- total
IndiiUlnal eosl" -llelmont, s. W.itertniry. 4;
St. veil-on Huttise) . L
Ivn.x'.tlcs -lire it eoU -toddJril H for
crn.tlng. Iteiidleston, foul honk 't, plod-
Hi'ferees .! C Cnbley and K lloiipliu
Timer-ilodlny
WATKINS DECLINES PRIZE.
Ills I'm her Onw It, So lie
droits Ills Niuiir,
With -
ftVK, N V., July 31. C. J.. Watklni Woodineie tournament last Sunday and
led the Held In tho eighteen hole handl- It lonl.nl .is if she might niiiiv) to
cap nt the Apawamls Club to-day wlth!di. At am tnte she paid no attention
a score of "! --', 6!1, hut ns his father wliateer lo the mutch In the opening
had given the prizn be withdrew his i h i and I.ovibond fared well, bu In the
name and (1. H. Ilarnes, with 7T. -5, To, i second n t, whin she began to Interest
became the winner. Watklns did not herself in tin- score, the m'.iltlaman be-
spend a profltlest dav, however, ns IPs
good score won tne morning sweep
stakes for him. Tho scoies In the han
dicap :
(' 1,. Watklns, Tl i. 1. il II llirnen.
5, TOi II. H. (Iraves, Ts '.. 74 W I". S
Hurt s--12, T4, II A oil :-!!. Tl.
T C Fogel. 90-15. TU, P S Keeler. " II.
lb; I,. I'lstt, I5- -H, TH. i it .xi mi-ill".
K 7 s . JI. II I..iliri-ni e, HI 1'., 7li,
Henry liearbnrn. kt K'. "t. U -I laildhi",
UT S, 79; II. A. Chonte. 91 -t:. "'.I, A.
Pell. IU 13, SO; C II It indelliroek,
7 17. 80.
lleeles's Coll lo Oppose .foi l's.
I.onpiiN, July 31 The substitute for
the Doncasler St l.ei:cr. which will In
called the September Stakes, will be i.--elded
over tho last tulle and a half of the
famous Cesaiewltch coiin-n ut New
ma! kot next mouth. This r,iv. which Is
the last classic of the. Kligllsh season,
will bring together two of the most
brilliant colts In recent years, I.ord He.
eles'H cnicls three-y.iir-iild llallagh
tobln, which won the Irish Porby, nnd
Solly Joel's I'nmmern, xvhlch cipttircd
the Unsllsh Derby,
Miller Is Tenth to (iliillf).
Shout llit.t.s, N. J, July 31 Philip
F. Miller qualified for tho Irving K Tay
lor cup at tho Ilaltusrol Oolf Club to.
day with a net score of 74. Ho was
tho tenth man to qualify for the trophy.
DOUBLES CROWN
.X'. 4j
''--.
ROSENBAUM BEATEN
BY WARD IN RUBBER
Doctor IMnys Poor Tennis in
Kdjrenicrp Invitation Ten
nis Toiirniiincnt.
i
1 ho was h ir.aiillllie n rtilial . lili.f
I.OVIHONI) HAS IT KSYiHlRl,t "' wniiams ami w.isi.-.i
isti-uck an utibeatable l e and .'iit,i
. . skilfull) for anothei pvo -.nie bid
Washburn with bountiful p! i -nienls
i:i.jKMi:nn. July 31 Vamlubllt It . took Johnson's servl.e and Hip --t went
Ward reached the seml-tln.il round In . hl combination In tin- flu; fe v
the IMgemere flub Invitation tennis
tournament oy ueieuing nr. Ull.tm
Ibsvcnbauin In straight sets In the stinl -
final round here. tolnv nntn. 7.V It
wns the third time this enson that the
two had met nnd inch had beaten the
other once, so thn thev were both
anxious to get the edge. Itnudibaum
played bad tennis from star: to finish
and Ward had little trouble winning.
The ill st set was a walkover, for the
oungstcr took everything that Itosen
haunt could offer and slammed the ball
with might and iiiuln, Fur a time In
tin- uncoil d let It Io"!od ns If Itosen-
: mU(.h better than that hlch he showed
In tho opening set that It almost looked
Itnsciilmum led for n shoit lime and
held the .set square up to 5 nil. Then
lie blew up.
One of the best exhibitions, of tennis
during the long mltry afternoon was in
tho second round between Arthur M.
I.ovibond, tho Seu'iith Itcgiment plaer,
and Kenneth l. Fisher, a I'nniell rac
quet uleldcr. At Hint the gnud tennis
wn" 0,,l' ""' l""-""d s.d, for the mill-
1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i.iii away with tin- opener m six
htialght games It t""li him i'ightt' ii to
win the second nt 10 x Tho collegian
probably was a Utile Hran-d of I.ovl
bnnd's repiitntion in the tlrst set nnd ot
tered very wenk rc'.t nue. In the sec
ond set Fisher pulled himself tnguthor
nnd in.i.le a line bid fin Mctmy.
1lsh 1. I'. M..1...pi m... i.m t..... niYI.
rial pli.fiiiK npher nt all the tounia-
minis in which l.ovllioiul plays, came
down to the courts with thn Siimli
1 ltigiiiii'iit iiiniiliill) expecting him to
I win. Tills same ouiig woman almost
Jlnxed him In tho llunl round nf tho
g.m to fall off lii his phi), and an uiiin
teietted spectator had tl lead her aw.i)
to save the day for I.ovibond
Tho doubles weio started, but nntn nf
the matches would set thn woibl allio
lor speed. Thu summaries ;
I! Igemere 'lub Minis linll.ill.m Slniibs.
He. i. n I Itiiinnl i'h. ii Irs I, .luhnstuii, Jr,
ilelcite.l v.ln i ' ilrnnt. i'.--.'. (, - 3: ,r
1 1i u r M li.illi.ini defeated Kennelh H
i'lsher, O--11, III S; ll, A 1,. IHuiuie d--feuted
I,. M Hurl. 3. .'I. dr.i ut
Third IPuiii.l Van. let l.i.i II Wirl de
fiMti'd llr Wlnlmil Hosi-llli linn, R--U, 7 - .
Illllllllni lluilliles. I'lis- Itiiiin -llln. K
1. '. 1 HI n k ill-rented I...iikIi1iii and .M ,
l...UKhlln s i., -I; Mm milrn and Cnrd'er
u.ni fu. Ill I'llilinl.ers and llelmnr l.l de
riiull . It ll.lsfis and l l.ien.l.irf .l.r. nti.1
I ov an I l.lnen. ii- I, ii- 1. M.ijur nnd Mm
ler. ii.-.i ii.ir.i .iii.i it.iNf.tii, linn, ii- i, &
i'.- I. Hint mid Ash.ev defe.iliid Ken. hen
Hlld Hun. r l. 11 I. I, ;
Si- i.n I II. .im I- Hi!! .in. I Cr.-iKln defeni.
II n k in.l lll.l. It, 0 l.i II ii;ij hp
II.U I..I..I i defeated M.iigiilre uli.l Curdbi.
C - I, -
(.illesple l.e.nl. It urn.
STAMrniin, Conn, July 31 An eight
een hole handicap wait lil.ijn.l ill Wee
lllirti lo-lliy with tho fo'l. living results'
J F (iillesple. SI fi. T.'i . J J. ("Ionium.
9(1 13, "7, I'lirgon, Hamilton, '.in 12.
, FnderlcH Schavolr SO S, TS , 0
Chester Sclleck, 63- 3. VO, A W Stark,
'jn 10, SO , F. A Loiliwond, 0110, Kl ,
H. tl. Adams, s'.i s, m , m,
B. Miller, i
10110. Sfi; I). T, Woodbury. 107 IS.
S!s;-r. H. Knapp, 10012, sS8,
WILLIAMS AND
WASHBURN GAIN
DOUBLES TITLE
IMn.v Impressive Tennis in
Loiifrwood Kinnl Aiiiiiiisl
Wn'olii anil .loliiison.
t'HAMIMOX PLAYS IX
BRILLIANT FASHION
HosTo.M, July . , I! Noirls Williams
.d of Phltadelp and Watson M,
Washburn of Nov Yolk ale tho K.iatcrn
doubles cliampliiim and ns sudi will ap
pear In Chicago shortly to compefu with
tho other sectional champions for tho
right to challenge Maurice V.. .Mclamgh
I In nnd Thomas V. Unruly for tho na
tional title. Williams and Washburn
beat Irving C. Wright and Wallace F.
Johnson ut tho l.ongwooil club In the
final to-day, 3 '., S ii, C--3, ii 4.
Among the gallery this afternoon were
a few who had witnessed eveiy picvloua
championship dotiUes final that the his
toilc courts have known, unit It wns the
opinion of the majority that nn en
counter had brought together pairs who
better e.vemplilled the forehand driving,
lobbing mid chopping game than did
those of to-day The win was as ex
pected, for thero were very few ptesetit
who considered that Wright nnd John
s 'Ii had n chance to overcome their op
ponent'. Ill addition to the doubles lln.il
fifth round tinfeliee In the l.ongwooil
iiillengo cup singles were won by Nat
-Vies nnd Craig Middle
Thn doubles maKh opened on Wlll
mis'.s service and he drove and voile) ed
with accuracy and force such n has scl
d m been seen In doubles. In the earlier
games he demoiisti ated the wonderful
iinge of strokes lie has in his conttol.
Though his eecutlou wns almost fault
less Wright mill Johnson are ntltlcd to
. edit for tho excellent team work and
for the uncanny manner In which they
anticipated the haul drives of thin op-
' IHinents. With in HI) fine lobs the estab
lished a lea i of fou i games to ttitco
, Wlllams p!,t)cil steienK Diiuis in the
next game, but a double fault it in
Wright uini Jo. .prim tin' points n. I they
I qlllckl) finished out I In- m-: on llu-.r
sen Ire. Wright and John .'ii weie
superlatiwly strong In licadwmk and to
that factor ulmie con In- a.i i.bd min-li
nf their sucicss In l, iipi-n.ng n :. fo
the drlM-s and olIe)s nf Wilb.i'o.- .i.-nl
Washburn wvro r,iulilc Hc.uU'.nrl:
nnd team play was more oppapn: in
Wl.lllams and W.ishbutn In the sienni.l
"i't find they qiiti klv ct.ihlM - .1 i i -n
line lead Wright and ,lin. I.ow
eer, qlllekl) gathered In tllle. g I 111. -but
thereafter Wlllams and W.i-bbi Ii
j played steadily, not oine li-eor'.m; t-i
I lobs ilrsp.l,. tlu fai t that tin .1 '!',
n.-nts w. ie aliunsl e oitlnu.tlh' at tl int.
' In the next set .1 le.'til of llln -o
' xmis iiM'i.nme. i-spvclall) V'rlRlr,
, IT1 7 "'" . 'T.V. ..' , '"",".",i
i,-i, tf- I,,.-! Iilitinu In mi' si1
.-..I
. i I
1 sti.itei.' i-.iiiie of tin-other W i'h
Johnson tired, while the lithe, pill
i 'iii-
l.nna.l t,i ,l,.tn f... nn.i ; ll,...,.,u
'),... wnH K0U11 ,,,. Williams mini
'he Inst gniiie of the match wi 1 oi t
" ruht tried Hi 'v to tave o'f d-'eit.
bir the foice of !. oppom-i:
ilr.M -
mid volleis w is ti't tl be ilepn- I
To stop l.e Hoy Nile, foui-il It lie -e.
sary to tiling into play nil Ins i.-nms
skill, and It was tint tintM l.e llov
twisted his nnkle In the foiirt:-. se thil
Nlle.s appeared especially lo l Iv.int ige.
During i g-i itc poif Ion of the tab h
N.li-s remained In b.T k co'ir'.
on long drives, Ji,a.ni!!i'h as I
oii'ent
Itoe
hi I
m i' vi
Tli
lls-nrii I-..il-l, . 4 1 1 i m pi on .hi p. I.n il
l:n,ill.l--ll N Vli 1 .Ills Vd. IlilS'.on. and V.
I m WrIii.uhi. .n w York, dif.nii.d i (.'.
I
ii rmiii, ii.is-nn, .in i i i. .ihmis.iu, riui.i
delpl'Jn. tt. -. i. 3. Ii I
l.otiKuriml i-iiiiin im.1 nip. MriRle
ririh
I (. il Ii I Mies ll.s'. hi. ii. rmti.il It
I ... Ito)-. New V"rk .' - I, J t; ,, i
rmlK 111. 1. 1..-. Phi .l.niil. i .1 t. i-., i it. c.
Mjnr, llnstun. '- I, o i. e :
RAIN SPOILS WATER SPORTS.
xvillnrit (npiiiri-t Ihrie I'rln-. Ht
III) side Xnnlil Chili,
ll.iln put a stop to Dm vv.i'i-v M...HK
of tin- 11.1) tilde V.n-llt Club yesiei l.n
ufteilionii. The squill did mt linaK.
hnwi-xer, until the m.ij.ii.tv of the inn
tests were d'-eldcd The prtlitlpit win
ner was l.uwson Wlllatd, Who Wn-, tln
I swimming i.uu mr jiiiuu.s lli.n
2
' .1""' """" '"
n. i Hi' I
sirii .i i -
i tile gieased pole contest. Tlm
s lininliu; lln.e. um rndi r 1' w . n i
,I.hn Itrnwn. J.dni S- rbit i, si-.. .ti. i,
iam Kelly, llllr'l
SwIllltiilnK Hint-. Vniitli. riiilft .'.i ,
-Unii ti l.iiws.'i, Wi.'iird. risru Hi. m
mi. I. It'itien Il.nle thlid
Winn ill's s i in tin ii s. H.i.i V,,., v ; .
gsret I'urri. Mabel Telpr. --. I , I
I'unke. tlitnl
S I in tn 1 1, i; no f.ir Men. Win, in i iv
sun Wlll.ini. IL ii Hi n. IU. S. .Ii. .i ., ,
Waller I'linl-i-. third
ilreiised I'o'i- 1'i.n-t'it -ii 1. l.i.
Wil'.arl Mrsli'ht Uhlng i'. in.-- w .i, in i:.
Ili-n In. ks. ,lr . II di.nl ii. ... , . ,,i
I'll! Mills I, Hirer- Urine Ileal.
Iiespite the lint d) n K V. . u I .
ol member" nf the Fox Mills n i: f
Wi le out nn the links 1 1 -i,.. d.i , ;
contest for the .1 Kins t . 'ix 'I
seeiiiid 1'iiind "f inntih i v i. u,t
follows . II. iw. II .m i) ! r .1 1 1 I
l i .
hill, A nnd 4 , A n.l. ison In i !
l.lnyil. I and S . II I. ill I.
I Splndlcr, I nnd :i . W W .n i .. i
bent .1 I'. Cl.ui.i-. 1 up In in.' u e.l.il
plav hatull '.ip open to nil u 1'ln.s Ii
i man,
1'cr. y It. I'iiKci. did I'T -II". .17
Mllllj 1 lit III l-lllllllg Innlesl.
Wati'II lilt i.. It. I . Jul) 31 lii tho
wctkl) pilttltiK miilcst heid at i he n.-enii
llnlin to-il.l) hlllldleapt Wer,j Imp. .sod,
adding interest of tho roniiM. Ilcnrv
C, Hiitcici- of I'hll.idnlphl i won thn
gcnlliinins prUn with a n-nn. of To.
Si ootid place went to Lmils lulinll nf
I'lttsliurg, with i i.inl of Tl II I,.
Childs, ilcnrge II l'l'bn., in, I p s
Win en .11 had s ,.e ni V
Wiiinc. s i up wot,' to M II ! , ,. i
who turned m a i I . f ? i jc
place wep' to M ss il Ifyiin in Oubu pie
while three slimed tturd hunois Miss
H. Martin. Mlns M, J K.ilt and "Mrs.
JJCcmater Jiad,corca r Sl,-cjch,s