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Alma Richards Captures Decathlon on Coast New York Yacht Club Fleet Sails Back to Marblehead
RICHARDS WtWM.RESOLUTE LEADS FLEET
NILES IN SEMI-FINAL BOXING SOLONS PUT
NOTHING SUCCEEDS
JUST LIKE SUCCESS
UNBEATEN SINGLE G.
UNBEATEN NO MORE
POSSIBLE WINNERS OF
SARATOGA RACES TO-DAY
ATHLETE OF NATION
- iii-s Dccntlilon, With ltrtind
Second Koleliiiiniiieii
Heats Kyronen.
ON LAST SQUADRON RUN
Beats Vanitie Even Without Time Allowance and
Bends On New Mainsail for King's Cup Race
To-day Samuri Successful Fifty.
AFTER LONE MATCH
OFF DECISIONS CASE
I'lr.l Hare Disturber,
I'npprs,
fy mot.
Second Itacr Valentine. .Mrstiuch
Hidden Vale.
Third llaee Jlars Henry, I'rlnce
of I'limn. Mnlurhltr.
I'oiirtli Hare Water lllossoni,
Muter Witch, I'omrtle lllru.
Flflli llact Sleuth, Fnreeiut.
Kdille Itrlllng.
Sixth Iture .Marshon, llrjail, Al
helm. Defaults Put Him nmt Talcott
in Third Hound and II u
Tnkos Two Sots.
(.'oininlssloncr.s Agreed 'flint It
Is Worth Trlnl mid Muy
Vote Next Week.
Tnkos Troy Selling: Stakes by
Nose, Despite Turner's
Unfair Hiding.
Soundly Thrashed in Straight
Heats of 2:0B 1'ace by
Hussell Hoy.
TIMKU KAILS MKUEDITH
Pav Fn.sc-ico, Auk. 10. Alma W.
ti l-.irila of the Illinois A. C. ChlcnRo,
bfc.inic champion all around atlileto of! and, hm tin run was only twenty-four
the n.ii.oii when lio won the national A.I milts, the Mulshes were early. Tfie
, y iiec.tthlon hero to-day. On top of Hesoluto defeated tho Vanltlo 1 minutes
hi C".'t performance In the tlrst half, IS aeconda, nnd now the more of victories
or the programmo yesterday Hlchards ' Ik Ilesolute 3, Vanltlo 2. The Knchantress
coni.mi J t "how untaxing versatility In waa the llrst schooner to finish, but tho
Ihe ollior events, dolus really first class Irollta wan ho close tuttern that sho won
work In every sort of track and field the Hear Commodore's cup for schooners
contest A cry Hrundae. nnothvr of the tlrst division by 3 minutes 23 sec
..k.,.,, entry who bore tho colors of onds. corrected time, u'hc winner In tho
the t ii.' iiBO A. A., finished aecond to
Rch.trda.
lilclurds stnrted competition to-d.y
with a 400 point lead on his nearest
lompetltor, HrtmduRe, and he practically
. . , .1.1.. It, tit flin nlriun. i
tn.i timineu nun .,. -
Altliouph the hlnti Jump stur cuptured 1
no first places in to-day's programme
he " H to the rront 1,1 " of tlle
M .,,i roiled with a grand total .
f f, S SI points. The balonco of tho
ilel.rilnit.hed as follows C. A. Hrtmdiitie,
. . . l-.ft 11 PlinuloP l.V
Multnomah A. '.. 6.U2.71 : 1'. 1'.
nor. New York 1. A. A. C. C,048.5i;
Fred Thomson, t.on Angeles A. C,
t "40 2J ; John Jacobs, Oklahoma Unl
'erMly, 5,TT02; A. 11. Hutchinson,
lIllnolH A C., CRAT.15, and James Luw
lor. Hoetnn 1 A. C. 4,905.3.1.
Ted .Meredith's attempt to break tho
world's 4 to yurd strftlghtawny record
was spoiled by a mistake of tho timer,
who failed to see tho Hash of the start-
WTlnsnwlle It necewary for Meredith to
so back After he had run half the dis
tance. On his second trial he was too
tired ar.J Mulshed In 4S 3-5 seconds,
whereas Maxey Long's old mark la 4 J
teconds.
Tlw fifteen mile modified marathon
over a couixj from the exposition track
thn a-roundn attracted a Jlnc
fleld. Tho winner, llannes Kolohnulnon,
-l showed about tho coolest mm oe (
piece of long distance inacnmerj arm in
this p.irt of the com noni in aonie ,
on handily rrom nwueiu niir. ',"'.,, .... , ..... ,
u.i .tniirirln. KOienmninen, vin"
- - . r. - V-.,
represented the Irish Americans of -cw
York, taggeu ms uem
ivini ."ftr." - - - . ;
in in t o A mile after
Willie Kyionen liad made most of the 1
rijr.nlnr.
Follow In? Kyronen Into the tntic came
Nick Olnnakopulo. who like Kyronen Is
i member of the Mlllrose Athletic Asso-
elation ot New York city. Hugh Hono-
han of tho New York Athletic Club wus
fourth and Charley I'orc of the Mlll-
roae Athletic Association Ilfth The last
named pair provided a spectacular sprint
In the last yards of the stretch. Hono-
han ihowlng the greater strength. Tho
bummaries : J
MO Yard Relay Won by Chicago A. A.
Ith A. H. Booth. Harvey Blair, H. I.
rfmlth and Jo. tajoml.; Olymp c Club of
Sin l-"rancliro. atcond. with Kcndrlck John- ,
.at.. Hay Nolan. Fred M""?', ,m' .F''lS,k
l, . . t a. in,.i a r! . third, wltn i.
Hoi... Krd Kelly. Harry Klrkpatf Ick and i
, ri.t..
mtrce. rourtn, witn . ua.ir..
K. Kl!ener and Fred Stormer,
A Kick., ;
Time, 1 !
mlnuto Jl 1-5 eonila.
Anurican Modlflnl Marathon Won bi
lianne. KoUhmalnen. New ork ln
American A. C, Willie Kyronen. Mlllro.e
A. A. New York, aecond: Nick nianako.
pulon, Mlllrot. A. A., New ork. third,
liurh Honohan, New York A. c fourth.
Charlei I'orn. Mlllroae A. A.. New ork.
Btth. Time, 1 hour :5 minute SI aeconda.
Decathlon. 1
110 METER HUKD1.ES.
Drat Heat Won by John Jacobs. Okla
homa. Che.ler Fee. Multnomah A. C.
..ml, A H. Hutchln.ori. lllinol. A. C, t Irdi
Aim w Illcharde. Illlnol. A. C. fourth.
T,'o,!a ii'eat-Won-by C t.oel.ta. Chicago
. A , Fre.l C. Thomaon. Uia Angeie. A.
t'. eecond. Jaint. C. Lincoln, New ork ; A.
r. third. Jamea Law lor, Bo.ton ''
American A. C. fourth. Time. 1 t-t.
""hlrd Heat Won by C. A. nrunrtage.
Chlcana A A . 1'. F. O'Connor. Njw lprk
I. A A c .econd, James Tycer. New Or
laaaa. third. Time, 16 3-6 aeconda.
l.SOO MUTHIl BUN.
rir.t Heat-Won by C. Ooellta. Chlrago
A, A John Jacobe, Oklahoma Unlieralty,
leconil C A Urundage, Chicago A. A.,
third, I'he.ter Fee. .Multnomah - .
fourth, Jamea Tycer, New Orleans, tlftn.
tlecoiid Heat Won by V. F. O ( onnor,
New yrk I. A. A. C; A. H. Hutchinson,
lillnolk A, C, .econd; Jame. I.awlor, Ho.
ton Irl.h American A. '.. third: Alma W.
lilchnrd.. llllnoU A. C. fourth.
Pole Vault Event won by Chtiter it.
Multnomah Athletic flub, at 12 feet. The
reit nf the field qualified aa followa:
Alma W ittcharda, Illlnola A. C: C. Ooe
IIU, rhlcago A. A.; Fred C. Thomaon, Loa
Ameiei A, C. C, A. Urundaae, ghlcago A.
A., I' F O'Connor, New York J. A. A.
f ; A. 11. llutchln.on, llllnoU A. C : John
Jaiobs, Oklahoma University: Jamei C.
Uncoln. Nnw York A, C; Jamea Tycer,
Sew Orleana, Jamoa Lawlor, Uoalon Irian
American A. C.
UIHCUH THROW.
Event won by C. A. Brundaae at i:
feel 7t, Inchea. The balance of tha Held
tun Itie i a. follow , Anna . Illcharda,
l.llnuia A f . P. V O'Connor. New lurk
Irtih Am, man A. C.t C. tioellti. Chicago
A A Fred C Thomaon. l.oa Angeles A.
t. . f neater Fee. Multnomah A. C; Janiea
I.a ir. lloaton Irl.h Ameilcan A. C.;
Jam.. C Uncoln, New York A. C. . John
Jv an., Oklahoma University; A. 11.
ifuuhln.on, Illlnol. A. C,
JAVt:i.lN THIIOW.
Elent won by Cheater Fee. Miiltnnmah
A . of rortland at U feet . J4 luche.,
'Hie a.ance of the neld qualified aa fol
low James u Lincoln, .-sen "
C. . J tin Jacob.. Oklahoma
University
Jame Tj,er, New orleana.
THREE ENTER SEMI-FINALS.
Jllaa Delia Torre I'oreeil In Work
llnril for Laurels.
Woodmciie, L. I.. Aug, 10. Miss Clare
CasKel, Miss Margaret drove and Mlsa
iertrude Delia Torre reached the xeml
fn al round of the tennis tournament for
'ie women's champloiuhlp of Iing
In.uid by winning tlielr matches at the
Woodmeie Club to-tlay. The way was
rot easy for uny of tho successful trio.
Miss Delia Torro particularly hud to
w-irK hard for her luurela. In tho sec
01 ii round Mrs. II. Vogel ran the score
' the first et to sixteen games boforo
alio lost It. She waa so tired by the
ffTort that Miss Delia Torre, a auperlor
stamina made the second aet eay, with
the score ft 2. In the third round Mrs.
T Itocnthal battled three deuca seta be
fore falling;. The summaries
Second Hound Mlta nuth Bchwab won
from Mil. Molla BJuratedt by default: Mlea
Margaret Urove defeated Ml.a Florence
MuMon. I. J . 1: Mrs. II. Carle
bach rtefeuted Mra. Itohert La Itoy, 3 .
7 J, default: Ml.a Clare Cai.tl defeated
Ml.a Lucille Well. I, 1: Mra. T.
Po.enthal won from Mra. H. H. Weaver by
Default, Ml.. (Jertrude Delia Torre de
'ale.l Mr.. H. Voael, 7, 2: Ml.a
Marie Wagner defeated Ml.a Kill III Handy,
:, C 1, c 3: Mrs. David Mills won
trim ML. viola Handera by default.
Third Itound Ml.. Orove dafealed. Ml.a
Ki-hn.h, , 75; Ml.a fan (I dofeated
Mt. Carlebach, . Ii Mils Delia
Torre defeated Mra. Hoienthal, S 7,
I-1, - fl.
Kreu c Thomion.L. .ii8tie '-. ., Sun. 101 iMotti. a, i i,a 1 n 1 .a v. j M j- u,.0wn aM U'este
CI.I, ig; A. A . C A. Ilr.1nd1.ge, Chicago nn ," 3; 10. ieeond . Hed I'o.t. C4 (Htearn.). c iumimi s.mi eny .e,.,.,vu
, .v Jame. I aw lor. lloaton lrlh Amerl- t; jo. third Time. 1.43 3.S. F.xmei. Maid Pound at 1-3, t.-l In the
. ." . , 1 UB.i. Illlmil. A. ':'.,'.'. li,ir,er.iilliO. flfferiory 'I'I.Im ,.,n,,.li uuu tlio h.nile,
i in, lunis. liiinoi. v.. iir,MP. 1 nur.ru, nw , 1 , , 1 .. w i. .i 1
1 . v , ... 11. ii.i, . -: 101 r r'niie, ,.., .w . .,. -
Mahuixhkad, Muss., Aub. 10. The
last xiiUHilron run wus mude to-day by
tlio yiu-hta of the Now York club mid
to-morrow the KImk's cup will be raced
for. Tho fleet fume back from Gloucester
second division was llcndon Chubb'a
Queen Mab, which defeated the Tlman
dra 10 minutes ,28 seconds,
The Hamurl was the winner in the
class of fifties and also took the special
for sloops of the tlrst division.
IO T SloOIlS of the first itlvlslnn Wllllnm
-
r-url Dodge's yacht now hat won four
llrsts and a second and In addition to
'I1 cUx" I,rlle hft ,n)irn 11,0 AHUr-
Navy Challenge, Commodore's and Hear
Commodore's cups, making eight prlr.es
In six races. To-day's victory was by
no means an ea?y one, but she succeeded
In beating the Spartan by 29 seconds.
The Ventura was third, lu the second
division Ogden Mills Iteld's Lena de
feated the Alice 22 minutes f seconds,
corrected time.
The sun rose bright and clear In
Clloucester Harbor, but soon after colors
It was foggy again In spite of the wind
blowing from the north. The orlglnnl
plan had been for the races to start off
Kastern Point, and then the yachts were
to turn the whistle buoy off Cape Ann
and Kosion I.tght Vessel and finish at
Half Way flock, thirty-seven miles.
When the fog came the regatta com
mittee slgnnlled that the course was
shortened, leaving oul tho whistle buoy
ami maKing w uistance twcnty-rour
mrH,
harbor start was made at 9 :30
"" " m.' "ri,nii.
. , . ., . . . ,
Tho wind was light from northw-cst and
most of the fog had disappeared. The
muni 01 ine log n.iu
Holute nnd Vanltle had club topsails.
. . . ..
while all tho others had working top
sails, bring lit cruising trim. Tho cup
yachts started at 10 MO o'clock. The
Hesoluto lel across tho line and tho
Vanltlo was handicapped a few seconds.
The two were on the starboard tack and
had broken out balloon Jib topsails, hav
ing a broad reach to the Hostott Light
Vessel.
For about forty minutes they, sailed
In about tho same relative positions ns
when they crossed the starting line.
Then tho- wind came from the south
by east. and. although the Vanltlo
caught tho change first, she could not
catch the Resolute before that yacht
got the new wind.
They then were off Half Way hock
goInR ,0 tl( uK,u vtll.e.
lialloons were
lowered. Vanltle sent up a No. 2 Jib
topsail and the Hesoluto a reaching Jib
topsail. Near tho light vessel there was
fog, followed by a heavy rainstorm, and
the wind was light and very iluky. The
Vanltle was able to find tho soft spots
and was becalmed several times. They
reached home with balloon Jib topsails
nnd the Hesolute was 4 minutes 15 sec- I
... ... , ,i... in,.
onus aiieuu in in nuinu. ..nw ,.v,,.
OUINBY QUITS JOB AT YALE.
Ilnaebnll ( oneli Itralirna for aaa
paper Piialtlon.
New Haven, Aug. 10. It was an
nounced by the New Haven Union to
night that Frank Qulnby, the Yale Ktse
ball coaoii, hnd Joined the staff of the
sporting department of that paper and
would begin work Immediatel. It li
known that Qulnb) has sent his resigna
tion to the athletic committee cf the
iinHer.sltv to take effect at once, al-
irrohrun,erTher"e wasctloniMs I
said, between the coach and Cnpt. l.iu
Mlddtebrook of the varsity nine over
tho everclao of authority,
Tho announcement that Qulnby stands
ready to step down and tut tather
iiniillfles the aituatlon. but many of
Qulnby's friends believe It would be a
Zl i h nn foe the varsltv nine If Qulnby I
good thing fr the nrslt 1 ne it yuino
continues aa cuach with all tho powers
he thinks necrnsary to mine tne wura
of a coach tell.
Tho captain-elect. Arthur Mllburn. Is
popular with the players and Is rated
as a llrst class player who will net
stand for lack of unity I" any depart
ment over which he has Jurlsdlctlin.
It was stilted to-day that Mllbuin would
lie very much pleased with the selection
of Hertile Tommera as head coach for
the nine. He has been coaching tlio
pitching department Tor a couple of eeu
svjns. FORT ERIE RACING RESULTS.
...... , . Uaiiini- 1 hree.v ear-old. and
upward. Canadian foaled, one mile UarDh I
and Lnit Spark uso run
1 tiuenMsiilen . two vear-nl
...... niul tue fnrlnnira I'ol. (Itltellu.. 110
iKei.eVl. ISO, 18 30 nnd 15.10. won; Peep
Sight. Ill (Claver), 13 90 and 13.50, second 1
Mkv Mr(!ee. 103 (Callahaiil, fS.SO, third.
Time 1:03 i-S. Dr. Sullivan. Dirk Will,
lama." Ocean Prince, Datnlelta and Jack
Iteeves aim ran.
Third Itace Selling, puree 1700; three-year-olda
and upward: maiden Jockey':
lx furlonga Dignity. (John.on). 111.40
15 80 and 15 30, won, Langhorne. 104
(Loma.l, 15.70 un,! IS. 40, econd; Mania
Johnson,' 103 (Aultl, I8 60 .third. Time.
1II4 3.J. Kntherlne 1 Finales, Ml.a
Water., Lavana. Lady London, Laura, Kyle
and Almee Le.lle also ran.
Fourth Hace I'ur.e 1700: hiiiidlcap;
three- ear-old. and upward; .lx furlonja
KeweiVi, 10- (Smyth), IH.80. 17,10 and
J3.30. won; filr Edgar. 103 (Mom, H.fO
and 13.60, second; Pan Znretii, 130 (Cooper),
370. third. Time, 1114 1.6. Halko, Itoh
ert Hrndley, Uack Uay and Soaruinouch
al.o ran.
Fifth Hace Selling: tliree.year-old. and
UDW-ard: one mile and a sixteenth llahv
Slater. 101 (Cooper), li, IS. 90 and 13.10,
won; Kim. 54 (Callahaiil. 17.30 and 14.70,
econd: Harry Lauder. 103 ( Wol.tenhnlm),
II, third, nine, new. .-.evil.o, uuu a
Irother, Cliff Edge, Laird 0' Kirkcaldy
and Spindle alto ran.
Sixth Race Two.year-olda: selling)
Juria 1800; live and a half furlong. Golden
,1.1. 110 (Wol.tenhnlm). 14.10, 13.40 and
It. 10, flriti Tlajan, ton (Stearns), It. 30 and
18. 60, second; Ito.a Water, 104 (Obert),
14.60. third. Time, !:03-ri. I.arkln, Tar
Uruah, (lentlewoman and (Homer alao ran.
Seventh Hace Cliff Htream. flratj Aprlea,
aeeond: Ptar of I,ove, third, Tlmo, 1 13 1.6,
Texas I.rague.
HauHm. It Fail Worth, t
Waco, i; Beaumont, I.
Dallas, ti dalveston. !.
Ban ABtonlo-Bhraveport (rain).
an allowance of 1 minute 1 second.
The Hamurl had the best osltlo!i at
the start of the fifties. Hhc luffed by
the flagship Viking and was to wind
ward of all. Then she made the short
est way possible to the light vessel and
still held the lead, with the .Sp.trtnn sec-
ond. The helmsmen had dlffeieiit idea
about the last leg and, while tho rUmurl
and Spartan sailed on the theory that a
Mralght line Is the shortest distance be.
tnveiu two points, those nchts which
ntood In to thn shoie did not gain any
thing by mi doing.
Tho Spartan, sailed by J. M. MaeDon
outth and Ktuyvesant Walnwrlght,
prtssed tho Samuri very hard, but It
is almost an Imiicsslblllty for one fifty
foooter to reach by anoitlier If Imth lire
lundlid iqually well,
Tho Uarliara, with Harry L. Maxwell
and W Il.iitle llonry on board, and the
Iroquois, sallinl by Halph N. Hills, her
owner, wele disqualified for starting
nhrHd of the starting signal and not
heeding the recall signal,
Tho thirty footer Lena sailed against
the Alice, a forty footer, and was beaten
only 30 seconds, actu.il time.
As soon as the yachts reached their
anchorages their crews began to get
eady for the King's ciii race to-morrow. '
'"j ..r
The cup was iirtsented to the New ork
Yacht Club bi- King Oeorge V of Kng-
land, to take the place of the cup given j
by King tUwnrd In 1901, when It was
won by the Effort. The Spartan won the
King Oeorge Cup lu lflJ. Ust year, '
on account of the war. It was not raced
for It Is for schooners and sloops In ,
one clans and Is an open event the only
onn race held by the New York Yacht ,
ir7m.JoK
s!vips not less than fifty feet waterllne
length, The courfo will be triangular,
starting from Half Way Hock, twelve
miles to each leg. with the tlrst leg to
windward If islble. '
The starteis will be theso schooners:
W i:. Iselln's Knchantress. K. Walter
Clark's Irollta, II. S. Vanderbllt's Va
grant: ami these sloops: C. K. Cum
tilings' Avenger, W. Karl Dodge's Sa
muri, J. I" Morgan's (Irayllng. J. M.
MacPonough's Spartan, Oeorge V,
Haker. Jr.'s. Ventura, Ualph N. Ellis's
iri)qiK)i..,, , Whitney's Itarbara and
IVmbroko Jones's Carolina.
The .Wcnser was hauled out on
Stearns & McKay's ways ye.teirtay
. , ,,. Mu, Th. nnrt
,1, ,11. .. ............ ....
Vanltle ate not eligible for this race 1
and so they will race for a special prlxe.
I'),, li.unl.,1.. 1,..,, on.liA m n ma 1 1
Tho Hesoluto bent or. another main sail
this afternoon for the pace. This prob
ably will lie the last contest these two
yachts will a.ill this reason. The sum
maries: CLASS II-SI'ECIAL.
Cor-
Elan.rd reeled
Name.
Hcsoltllt..
Vanltle . .
Start Finl.h time, time
10 t: oi : os :s s i ss s t9
11 i : co : m at i:ih s :i is
CLASS N-N. V Y. C THIRTIES.
l.na to 4." Co 3 17 04 4 s: ot 1 11 34
Alice 10 IS Oi 1 1 31 4 31 34 t 3 41
CLASS V- SCHOONERS.
Queen Mab.... 10 1 M 17 4 01 47 3 tl 47
Hoiewrll 10 M 0) Time not taken.
CLASS N-N. Y. V. C FIFTIES.
Samuri.. .,
Spartan,. ,
Ventura. .
lirulmz
Carolina...
Iroquois II
io m c) : ii s: s s t:
n f.X n.) j js ;i ni'i
:o u "i : : ii 17 14
10 S5 Isl 2 47 Id 3 47 10
IP IT, CI 1 CO M 4 Oil 1V1
10 M 01 2 11 It lllequalincd
to 1J M : l Ih.nualined
llaroara.
CLASS D-sCHOONERS.
Irollta . 11 00 00 2 31 54 3 31 SI ! 07 1.1
Vaa-r.int . . II () 01 : S3 M 3 SJ So 3 IS Ot
CUVSS II AMI D-SI'ECIAL SCHOONERS
Irollta. . 11 '1 "1 J 31 f.l 3 31 SI 3 77 IS
Enchantress It '0 fsi :' 17 11 3 17 '1 3 10 3.
CLASS E AND K-SPECIAL SCHOONERS
' ' I
S',r,n:'"n
'.o so (O 3 ,',l 4
11 co oo 3 os o:
I 01 47 3 73 17
4 0i CJ 3 33 IS
nmannni
PACIFIC COAST PAIR
DOWNS EASTERNERS
Johnston mill C riff in Coiniucr
Will in ms nnd Wasliburii
in Five Hot Sets.
Til VUCU DKFEATS UYFORD
CltlCAiio, Aug, III. William M. John
ston and Clnrence J. C.rlflln. Pacific
Coast doubles ehamidons, w-on their semi -
final match In the preliminary series for
, """"" 'emus cnnmpion-
,,, ,lU ftcrmm at ,hp 0nwPntllU ,.U,,
Lake I'Oivst. defeating It. Norrls Will-
lams Id and Watson M. Washburn
Kastern champions, at !$, t!-3, 7-!', fl-l,
C-4.
The match waa keenly ocutested all
the way and decidedly the most Inter
esting ever plaed at the !.al. Forest
courts. Flay kept a big gallery on edge
from slart to finish.
All four players showed magnificent
work at the ne and honors were well
Divided among tneni, Johnston, If any
'"""'," "''',. ... "' """"'""
in .;, ! greatest snare ot me
(1 M. ('.lurch. Northwestern iiTicliM
r.h.Vn.lo,, . n,
"
shit hiiiKles title by defeating Heath Hy. pairs will plav In the upper half to-
oMKl,n Zn ,,Lrrow. and the next two In the lower
'' .JHIIt. .... ........
Miss Carrie H, Net-ley succeeded Miss
rn woman
.'.irs ijuine
filial match,
. . . .
fouirht of
the ferlts, but .Miss Neeley played her
1 sh. Is catefully nnd proved superior In
lolleying.
BARBOUR HIT BY FLYING BAIL.
Struck nn Head, I'lnja (In
for
Ft-rind, Then Wltlidrntva.
llUMso.v, N. J., Aug. 10. The Hum
son four defeated the Kreebootera by
tho score of 9 gonls to S at pclo on
Humson Field to-day. In tho fifth period
Warren W. Harbour, playing back for
It unison, wus struck on the head by a
polo ball from (1. .In son Waters' mallet
and was stunned by the blow, Ho con
tinued In the game for one more period
when he was advised to' wit lid raw.
Thomas Field, new at the ratne,
played well, while Howard H. Ilonlen put
up his usual strong game for Hum
son. Hugh J. IAirrrtt played No. 1,
(1. C. Henry No. 2, Howard hi. Honieii
No. 3. and W. W. Hnrbjur back. For
the Freebooter Thomas Field played
No. 1, Mmil I'fixor No. 2, CI. Jason
Wntera No. 3 and Peter Hauck, Jr.,
back.
Virginia league.
Newport News, Suffolk, 1,
Hocky Mnunt, 4; Norfolk, 3.
I'orlauioiith, 3; Petersburg,
nluga).
(11 In.
New Knglanrl league,
Wnrceiter. ! Lewi. ton, J (Drat game),
Worceiler, 6: Lewleton, 1 (eecond gamt),
Law-rente, 1; Lowell, 0,
Lynn. 3: Fltchburg, 1.
Portland, 4 Mancneater, I.
COAST PL A YE US STILL IN
SrAtiRtoitT, N J., Auf. 10. Nathaniel
W NIIcs of the Longwood Cricket Club,
.Tftoston, reachod the seml-rinal round In
...,. ,,i,,,.,. ,.,. i. i,,i.
' ArM,B ' Cup lawn tennis
tournament at the Peabrlght Lawn Ten-
nla and Cricket Club here to-day and
Is all alone In the round, as the other
competitors let up for the day after
tlie second tound was completed. Nlles
Is a holder of two legs on the oup nnd
he attracted a lot of nttentlon from tlio
gallery theieforo.
Th, ti-.,-..i.. , ..i . i,. i,.
The Hoslonlan had to play In only
one match to gain the semi-final bracket,
for lu tho second round he nnd Hooki-r I
Talcott, a local plaer. moved up on le-1 ' l',m, of, boxln could get an optKjr
. ... ' . , ,.. ,, . Utinlty to have u say In tho matter. We
faults. Nlles climbed over Waller Mer-,.ire m,1Ie,, nl ,lc num)cr f lettem
rill Hall of New York, who failed to 'that have come to us on the subject.
put In an appearance, nnd Vnndcrbllt 1 1 tWnk It Is n splendid proof Hint people
II. Ward, champion ot the Great l-ale"..J,ul(.',r'e 0t boxln" when ,r"'rl' lo
forfeited to Talcott. -if' 'we havo aa.feguar.led the sport
The two who moved un then decided this far I'm sure that w will be able
t1Ht tney mKin ns uc gei their third
lnHl Int,y miKiii as wen gei meir inirn "" ikv.c i
. ,,., , ... .,. . . l'.iii depend upon It wf will
r0,md mntch oul of ,vny' n",hc-v thing li. our power to keep
'"'l nothing else to do and especially as;,,, H,jrt tiat miiny ,
the courts were In very good condition, i
having been well hardened by the aun. l,,uU 11 l'WH"u boxing has sent to
-.,.., ,.i, i. ,i, ,., i...,r. I u' for for' ' governing niles.
Talco '" ' '" ' 't players T1:ev. n a,1(l our tMKiotl pUn nllMJ.
ever developed on tho local courts, if w,. thought for an Instant that there
showed some remarkable native ability 'was a i-hance to Jeopardize the p.itlnie
, anlei ,ll ,V11M no ,ml,ch forwe would never bring It to a vote.
experienced ..on.-wood man and fell
before him III straight sets at G 3, 6 I.
The local player's service; was quite
sexcro and gave Nlles somo trouble lit i
the opening set, but the Hay State player 1
soon became acquainted with the strong '""-' concerned the referees now work
points of Talcotl's game nnd caicfully i lm' uni'r sanction are all honest
uvnlileil them , lf ,ht' r,," i,i'0WI"k them the
; .. v. .j .
''""",l" luiin.ici inn mi,,,- nnuri;
away from the other contests and oncu
more they were successful as expected ,
In their matches. The greut and only
Comet won from S. Howard Voshell, tint
Ixing Island champion, lu straight sett
at 1, B
and It might be said right
I.,..., .,...
i, ...... ..... .i
(irif, III... Ill,' UIIClMll'-ll PIUIU II I IIU .IIIIU
seemed to take anything from the match.
for Voshell played about ax good tennis
.. u 1, .. .......... I.. 1. 1.. ll III. ......
s nn ii.in niiunii ,n mn in.-. inn unc
falling and It was a bad one wus an
Inclination to kill the ball at every pos
slble opportunity. It was u costly fall
ing too. for in trilng to put nil he had
tmeb nt th
b sphcro It frequently landed'
out of bounds.
One of the peculiar features of the
match was that two of the three games
taken by the left bander were won on .
the Callfornlati's service, lf a pereon ,
who never saw McLoughlln play before
had come out to see the match to-day
he might have thought that McLoughlln
wus a beginner with an unusual amount
of
f ablllt'TforrilkeaLeglm,
,;.. continually to.n.g new methods of
waa
stroking the ball. His cannon ball Her.
vice, famous the world over.
was con-
vplcuous by Ita absence.
ALio wum trying a tri-w one with 1
morti cut and lena speed. His far famed
siinuah too w-.in among the mlslng. He
mine up on whatever lobs Voshell of-
fore.1 and iikhIc tl-.o usual vicioua awing,
but slopped the racket In time to give
Junt enough Impeuua to the sphe-e to
carry It over the not. Thlt Mle of'
stroke workwl like a oharm. for Voshell.
naturally enough. sto,xl r.ir luck wait-
Ing to see the lnH p.wss him and then
smiieu as u tricaien niong in loro court.
ii.i..ti in iiiej ni., uirre eri
' match of tho tournament. He nnedod
! tho extra net bi dispose of Hernon S.
rrentlce, the local club nb.implon, at
I ii 4, 5 7, 3. I'rentlee played unlisu-
I ally gw-l tennis, and the stand he made
against the latent o the Invaders from
the court wii rriivirkable, 1'aweon'a
UnCW Wrir II VIl'liHIU 1. 1 nry iuiii
more s.ed than nnytnlng ever before
seen on thw coutts ami what nian
ihom all the better was the fact that
they hud accuracy with their sjieert.
Dawson Is mill a little unnertnin on
his ground stroke on tne tun, nut is im-
proving rapidly and win be a luiru man
to Iwnt Iierore tne. sei.un is out.
Harold A. Throckmorton of Hahway, '
tho Metiojiolltan Junior ohamplon. itlo
had to go thle-e seta to win hit match.!
He came against the vetfrnn left hander '
Frederick (" lnman, and wop the long,
drawn out affair by pretty play at 3 fi,
2. k S. Theodore H. 1'ell of New
v...ts tu.lrlAe nf the iiiti In I'.tlH: Karl 11.
' nf,r' jipidle States champion, and Itob-
,.rt i, Ho-.. orstwhlle Ititerfollegt.ite
ebatnplon. nil riNiched the thlnl round by
' , , K,,n.i,t ts. Fell won from
-,.,. 1 tnhn.tnn .Ir fnrmer New
Kngland Inteicolleglato champion, easily
Ht c 0, 0 4, .lohiuiton making only
eight polnH In the first tt llehi' and
I Hov each had to play their first set
to deuce, the former beating Hugh T.il
l.mt, T o. f- 1, mid the latter winning
from Leonard Heekpuin, the national
Interschohuulc champion, at 10 S, fi
All f tht, brackets In the semi. final
eniiml nf the 1
iiouliles were niieat as
e ,11 nf m.d.ivV m.itiiies. Tho Voahell-
, j,",' itn.,11.Minl Molxiughlln.
I . 1 tl ,t ..r.. Thn nnttililriii
m 1 ' v
were Hi- winners. The first two
In the singles tne mini i. ii '
1 to-morrow win oring uia.'ii.er .nuiou.n.
,i t Tl.-,u.binnrfrin I'ell iinf. .I.IWNOI.
, nn i.ihi im. -
land Hehr ami I.o Hoy If the wwather
i Itwiis a goo.1 ns 11 tins neen it is pntiin. ii
by the committee to pViy the final of th -
! doubles on Thursday, the llnnl of the
singes on Friday aim inn mimmi.
round of the singles on Saturday. The
summaries
Acheil. Challenge Cup, Men'a Mlnglea.
Second Itound Nathaniel W, Nile., Itoa
rem won from W M. Hall. New, York, by
default. Hooker Talcott, r-eabrlghl. won
from vanueruiu i. " ...r .
McLaughlin. Han Fran-
default, Maurice 1 . lU-i.nuKn n. an rran-
claoo, defeated H. Vn.liell, New inrk, t 1,
H J; imrOlll A. I 111 I'l-SMli'l ,.'n, nsnnim,
. .i.. its,, e'reilerirk C In. nan. 'mw
York 36. 5- i T' u' I'11' Nsw 1
York, defeated Charles L. Jnhnsion, Jr., I
New Voik, 0, C 4; Ward Daw.on, Kan
Vranrlscn. deff'ited Herton 8. Prentice, I
PeabrlKht. 4. 67, d 3: Karl It. Hehr,
New York, defeated Hugh Tiillant. New'
vSIi' ?.7eatenIl;onar l' neekman ''hronT !
Inf?' lols o-o nr-'Hrnii''. nronx-
Tlilrd It'ound Nlles defeated Talcott, 1
Cs, I. I
Iniliatlon Dnuhlte, Second Hound
Vo.hell and Tallaut defeated lnman and
K. P. Lorncd. 64, C 3, M. 17, McLnugh- '
Un and Daw.on neicaten inrncKtnorlon
and Llnd.ay II. Dunham I, 01, c.
Frederick Wat.on. Jr., New York, and Sid
ney Thayer, Jr., Philadelphia, defeated M,
Decamp, Seabrlght, and D. Mnrgnn, Wash
ington, 63, 6 i; L Heeknian and Lyle
K. Mahan defeated Prentice and Pell, 43,
14 1J.
Idle Noiv I.nrehinont Secretory,
nt.ooMHKt.n, N. J., Aug. 10. William
Idle, until recently secretary nf the
Iiloomfleld Lodge of Kilts, haa he-n ap
pointed secretary of the Larchmont
Vnrht Club of New York, and began his
duties thoro to-day, Mr. Idlo 'has been
with the Erllaon Work In Wem Orange
for many years.
AHEAHX FAYOKS THEM
No referee's decisions In boxing; bouts
Just yet nnd will not bo for a week at
le.ist. The much talked of move on tne
fart of the lloxlng Commissioners was
rut over at yesterday's meeting until
next Tuesday tm acoount of the deluge
or letters that poured Into tho oommis
.Ion sanctum,' some protesting the plan,
but the majority In favor of It.
"Wo were of the aame opinion about
the matter when a vote was to lie
I f.llnn uil.1 rii,i.,tul,.,ii- 1?ii,til M
o'Nell after the meeting, "Mr. l'rlce
ciul myselfwere sure that, ruled by a
Icuinmlwiloti, there will to no chance for
scandal to creep Into the sport. Major
n, ... . referee's de.
c.slons a trial, but suggested tliat wo
defer action for nnothet week o that all
handle, the referee question. You
111 Ul, ClUI J "
up Interest
clean when
It Is properly watched. livery State
e.wlii'lfo 'fooX1 Tam I
of crooked referees Is the sllllet -ort i
ot rot. What ring Judge would take the i
h'" 'Z " ,K. rr 7' T'" .""
par
if-
absurd on the face of It. So far ns we
non r "'' ' time
to talk of
41 llOlie,leSH Wheil
.,..
crookedness crops
i Young Ahenrn Is Hie man who will
meet Al McCoy nt Kbbets Field on Aug-
IIU, I, .. ,, .
,,",;,. Pss wie
decis.or rule the men have agreed to
hae the title considered as the Incen-
I've for the little rumpus. Should the
rule go Into effect pe-xt Tuesday this
will be the tlrat fight In which a cham
pionship Is to be risked, since McCoy
must be termitl the title holder.
.. ncrr..."H,,.n " ."Uesuon about
There wssn t any question alxiut
, T. '. ,nc K,"B m,a-
p. " ain naugnuiy
ne w Kwnrn .Met oy, only to lilt
"" "u",r K'' n,J" brought down by
the tluor like
mlc ,J1V" 11 second later. A lustra Is
, ", backward flip rtoji fnmi the
" 1,1,1 kll'lr" campaign he Isildly started
on' Uu'r hours of wrangling he agreed
to I'1"1"" IS ringside for the Hrooklyn
southpaw. He will post $500 before the
- guarantee that he tip, the
" that figure.
"You can't nlame a bloke for trying,
can you-' asked Jimmy Twyford as he
broke In on the emlemn trl,, thnt ,.nm
the Nixlnc game In tills State yesterday
I "What's the name of the club this
time?" nsk.d Commissioners Price.
, O'Nell and I'lxon in a general chorus,
, without waiting to he ir more from Twy.
1 ford.
"It's the Spar A. C. now," replied Twy -
ford, who holds all the records for club
launching In th.e parts. "The Spir A.
C. wants a llcerwe. We nre going to
( open at Saratoga Springs and high class
iHjuis w in pe our tr.np' mark I
Jlmmv nroduced his credential., and '
tho Spar A. C. of Saratoga became a club I
I tm the Instunt.
Terry McOovern wants to be a referee
If referees are going to oe on who's
who when Ihe milling Is over. The once
-rel 1,1 T.e.. t. !...,. .
' JZ'I.L 'l"'1 . ' rLVl . m nu--
sinners' thrnne rnnin veateritni' nn.1 nn.
plied for a Job as ring arbitrator. He'll
hear about It next week.
The suspension that hung ever no
heavy oer the hctil of the Long Acre
A. t , wns linen jesterduy. The Johnny
Harvey matter came up aa usual. Tho !
case, which Involves the payment of
J.10U to Harvey for appearing ready
to battle al Ihe 135th Street Club,1
though he didn't tight, was tumid over
. to the Attorney-Oeneral for n final set-
1 tlement
, The Wallace A. C was on the aawilnat
trail for failure to pay Hilly Dennett
1 $50 for demonstrating the manly art to
tm- ctistomeis, 1 ne commissioners said :
I "You pay poor Hill." and the club did.
The eonimlssloners nearlv fell off tlielr
thronn when John WYIsnutntlo appearM
with a complaint. This Ii. the first time
John has appeared to make a kick of
any kind, though thousands hae been
lodged against him. John wanted
Franklc Notter scolded for not appear
ing In a scheduled bout last Saturday
night. Notter spoke right up nnd said
he went to bed late Saturday afternoon
awfully sleepy and having 110 alarm
clock remained In a somnolent condition
until awakened by neighboring chlm.-s
I 111 111 N II1I1IIV 1 Mil rll 1 11 (T . I lirrifll 1 kiiiil I lift
...
commissioners that he would be ready
to tarry out nn contract next rwurday
Tnl,,, .,t
"
Ti u lu llu, lilcnr ir.at uiinv l.lf.utnn
- .......
is going to give the faithful an Puliation
or tne late Miiiuey ueirnei at the ,st
i Nicholas Hlnk
. he Is a ringer of
.llmniy Johnston says
poor Ketchel In looks
miii nnppy tens
Johnston that ho not
. only looks like Ketchel but that people
lieu sim in ii nn iiius line iveienei.
Fights like old Htete? Well, then, let
the small boyH and crlpi.les get back
of ropes, for there will bo fur n-tlylng.
The fans could struggle along with nn-
i other Ketchel, Has anybody told Happy
; n"'n . .n'AnV:." 1
like a trip hammer?
Hugh Shannon writes from Krie, Pn
that lie has taken Jimmy Puffy In tow
and lu the future the diamond studded
nrnmoterB will have to talk to Iluffv
through one Shannon. Duffy, who ramo
wltl,ln n" HC ot '"hI,,k " ,,'K 1,1 "" "Uu
n)oh,1(l uccMent recently, ),s recovered
and according to Shannon will begin to
fight in September. 1'p to now Charley
Murray of Huffalo has been Jimmy's
,
Poll!"r'
Crotona 11 ii at Itetalu Troph.
For the fifth corsserutlvn time the nth.
l.i.. tt (Viilnnn t.'lld onln.l nee .1..
in'" . ..... ..,,,v,, ,,ii mo
team aurels for the Hodman Warn.
maker trophy at the sixth annual track
and field championships of the Vacation
Playgrounds of Hronx county, held on
their field yesterday afternoon. They
lmd to tight hard all of the wny to win.
V. P. No. 3 and 42, Inndlng tho honors
with 22 isilnts, pressed the vlotoin hard
throughout. Hoth fell short by a point In
tying them The latter organlnuloiis
were deadlocked for second place, Willi
21 points apiece. V, P. No. IS waa a
closo itiurd, with 11 axes,
REYHOURN HUNS TO CHALK
SitATOoA, Aug. 10. The Qulncy
Stable's Wuterboy colt success won the
Troy Helling Stakes for two-year-olds
this afternoon In one of the cloi'est
finishes seen nt the present
mceiing
of tho Saratoga Association. He beat
Auuust lleltnont's Kernrock by a nose,
desplto the usual rldltw tactics of Tur
lier, who rode the Belmont colt nnd who
went out of his way to bear out with
Kernrock In the Inst eighth of a mile
when he found that Success was catch
ing him.
Another strange feature of the vic
tory of Success was that In previous
races he has ahown the dlsllko of his
sire for muddy going, such aa prevailed
to-day. That he would tako more klinlly
to the mud this nfttrnoon was n lit Id-,
pntod by his stable connections, and. lie (
was one of the four well played horses
In the rave which brought out a Held of
nine useful youngsters.
The shock that the form players ex-
perlencwl when they saw Success run
ning over horses through tihe sticky mud
was slight compared to tha astonish
men that greeted the victory of C. K. O.
Hillings' rieybourn In tho handicap
at seven furlongs that followtd. Hey
m -arte,, the oustlder
field
In
of three, which Included Mrs. J
,
Shll-
ug'a Conning Tower, whloh h id won
III all of his three starts here. As no
ntinnuticemeiit was made of an Inves
tigation Into the sudden Improvement
shown by the nged galloway. It Is pre
sumed thnt tlle stewards were satis
fied that his coming to life was due
to natural causes, but with nothing ex
cept his last rave to go by the rutik
nnd Hie expnssed considerable dNsatla
faction at the success of the toiip.
It was only last Saturday that Iley
Ixiurti ran on a muddy truck of much
the same nuture as that which pre
vailed to-day. He did not show the
least speed and finished last, benten
by Hurry Shaw, One Step and Coy
Iid. He was thirteen lengths behind.
i Harry Shaw at the finish and eight
lengths behind the Indlffetent per.'ormer
Coy las.il.
There was no appreciable atgn of
serious bolting on him In that race,
l nerd
and the excuse was glen that he did
j nol ke tne K0ng. To-day he was
, backe.1 from 10 to I down to f. to 1,
, ,h(r wn nc((, , mB)e
excuses on account of the track. Key
bourn Just followed the pace set by
Conning Tower and
Superintendent to
tho stretch, and
then llnrner
down to win by
i greater margin than
Zn-XZin " Comilng "Tower ajl
ZnuX bksreichbutYhTs.ma
,no nan oeen nenien on .-aiuruay. ityrne
through the backstretch. but this .smart
uirrs--yenr-oia nnisneti niteen leiigtns
behind Iteyhoum and three lengths In'
front of Sunerlntenrlent. The sum -
marlra .
FIRST RACE
For two year olds whlth hate not won
more than two racee; by aubrlptlon of tlO.
won i aoueii, nve aim a nan luniinh''-
Itnr.e and aze
t Jiii'Ue itIit. rin,
I'rlniT Harry. :
Ilk
IIS.
! lir
Ilutwrll
MeAtee
Turner
lliri.e
2-S
S-l
, Knekvale
Fleiiro. j
S-J 3'
IS 4
6 I (
J-l t.
llla.-k Coffee.
I KM Cluu.l. !
10.1
Herbert
I.'.-I
10 TMiTn.-'l S)-l
Time l :ij j r.
timul siart, won easily Prince Harry
li e. by Mctjre -While Plume; owneil by
J 11 Slemner. Jr : trs.lm.1 by C II lliuhrs
SECOND RACE
For three-yt-ar-olde and upward which have
not won ll'' in 191S; .illiiu, purse lieo:
one mile.
Horse and a;e
W t Jockey ITICf s r in
I') Mi'Atee ti-J 3 S 1
5 fiariler 13-S 4 S 2'
I'l'i .Hut well c :. 3'
107 O linen f, 1 -S I
107 .Lanillle. 13-1 Id I
Timei :i:.
Shn. 3
Tinkle Hell. 3
Ilrlan ftwu. 3
Sam MUk. 3
KllmlUllly 3
Uooil .tart; won easily Shviie... eh f . by
Hi. Majr.iJ Mr. K ; nwncil by Thomas
Cljde, trained by A U We.ton
THIlll) It ACE
For three ear old. and upward; haiidirap.
.elllnr. by .ul'sirlptlon ot lio.
Willi .l"ll
a.iiieii, one nine
. ,',',"'n,n"V1 ","' Vo'i Keie'ri' " l ; p7
?" 103 M,'cahi- i-l 7 10 :
Lahore, ared it: lalley 1-6 oul 3
.. . Tlme-1 .43 3-s
w"00;1. f"; V r'ownr, 1. jiih ft'
I ..Jhurr. trained 'by J V .- liorr
FtV'ItTH ItACE
The Troy: for two-year-olds: sellhn; hy 1
subairtptlon of tlO .lartera t pay V.t ailili
tional. siiaranleej iah alu- ll."M, Hie and
11 halt turloiica.
llor-e ami a.e
lli'il-ss. .-
Fi-rnroi k. 3 .. ..
Wt Jockey
1S. MK'ahey
.psi Turner
, r,n lint uell
107 Lilly
Pi tlarner
P .1 MeT.i; rt
100 Cutttpbell
M.mlliu.
'"
I, Mile
Si-ottl'h Kiil-iil
Sun Cod,
Uurlar. ;
Helen Marie. V
I nilKinn
Washburn 4' i !:-! ,
rime 1 -12 1 3.
linnd atirl: wm drlvin; duiscss li - hy
Water Ho-Knit rprlse owned by Qiuncy
.liable, trained by J KiUsinimnn. '
liFTH HACK
For three ear-'ld nnd upward haiulii'iin;
by siibs-riiitlon ot .10. with fj aildcd, .even
. iit-lnim m
, " 1 . .
, orn- .uui inr
lirila.urn.ifHl
1 tiu.-nrj iii,-. rin
7 tiarner . 6-1 l-.s !'
Coiminr T.iwtr. 3 II" Hyrne 5 5 out i
Sup.rimrndclit, I t" MiCaln-y ls-i 3-.ri !
Time I 3!
linnd st art : won tnsllv Iteyhnurn, h c , )iv
Star Shoot Last Itrsort owned by C K fi
Itlllinir.: trained ).y C T Patterson
SIXTH HACK
For maiden lliree-year-nlda and upward mid
wlnnera ot one race only, puree I40o; oiw
llorae and lite Wt Jockey Fneee Kill ,
Orumpy. 3 . 101 .I'lti ll-.". P10 l'
Menlo Park. 3 107 Turner fi-.l ."
Colli, 5. P"!.. Ilutwrll . '! 7,'. J '
Duke of Dunbar. 3 19.. Henry . Sd I
Freiman. 3 . 107 Oil . . f,.l : 1 f,
Itu.lll, i 103 J McT.n'rt 5-1 . 1
St L.lJcrlllll. 3 101. MeAtee .. iri-l ill 7
B II 4 Tucker. 3 107 .McDrrm't f)-l .'0-1 S
Time 1 :4il
flood atari: on ea.lly Oruririy. b r In
Cannpua Florentla: owned by C J llrouk
........ i i... i' ti . ,, ...
miller: tralne.1 by 0 ll.i.eer
NEWPORT MIXED DOUBLES ON.
M ra,
A. S. llnnl en nnd Frnnel"
lloehr Tnke Hot Mnli'li.
NKWPottT, Aug, lfl. After a itt- 1
ponement for more than a week the,
mixed doubles tennis tournament at tho
Casino was finally started to-day, the ,
first and second rounds being played.
The hardest fought match wn' thnt be-
tween Francis Hoehe and Mrs Arthur
Scott Burden against Mrs. John Jacob
Astor and Charles K. Hands, The
former pair won, but it took three
... . . i, ... ,..,.
j SeiS IO HO ll, llll'l Ulu i-.ni net inn ill . ,
rled Into extra gnmes before It waa ,
decide. The summary .
rir.t Hnund Mra W Onadliy Lnew- and .
Craig Hlddle beat Ml.a Dorothy Wllliird
and T W, Potter, 63. 63, I
Hecond Hound Ml.. Anna Sand, and F.
R. Dlvon beat Mr.. Howard 0 dulling
and II C. Morgan. 63; 63; Mra Arthur
Hrntt nurden and Franil. Hnche heat Mra
John Jacob Aitnr and Charles 13. flaml..
36, 6 4, 76i Mr. Harold Mlnutt and
Oilier I'errln beat tils. Itiith V Twnmbly
and Willing Hpcnrer by default, Mrs, bo-wand
Mr. Hlddle beat Mil. r!o;ihle J.. Mott I
and II. T, Cblttendtn, 6 I, 1.
SARATOGA ENTRIES.
J"lrt Rare Knr twoearnlil
handicap ;
tihik, im aim a nail luriuntir
111 r a .. . . in,. lit. in. lit
Cluvator ., IOT.,sU iniot M
'liirtoilo
W srvln In
lUIPopne 1M
111
Serond Itn.-e-S,efile"!iae: Inr ntaldei s
llirre jcar ol.l. anj upwaiu: aK'Ul to nitlrn'
'""'II ale II.SnwniKn II.'
(Ireelan Ilinl. 11.1 Valrntltie . . ..Hi
Molindone . . . Ill .Mrnarli IIJ
Thlnl ltn-e K.ir two )ar.ol'j; the FlaMt.
five ami a hslf tn.-lonss:
iiitm llenrr ... lP'i.Malaelilte .. . . 107
l'fltiie of t'omii, IP;,
Fourth Haiv-Vnr nurm: thiee jrrar oliN
nun uiiwini; iiaTiuieap; oi.e nine.
Water Witih to. One Men. ..
lVntprlilonmni III llninm Hner.
Poniette Him. , pi; Ktnree . ...
lv.-,
9J
9
lip
51
lit
tflrt
ion
111
pw
1M
un
Fifth Hare Kor threeyear-olda
and
warn; senior; ix iurion;s:
Mrllth
in 'rorrraft .,
I'l'i, Cnrntirnuni
101 A ruin
1U Countrriiart ...
loa.'Heierh Jam-f.
l'"N'ailr
IM'San Vega
Ida briiiro
Po.'Jeiall
Kldl lMIln
)n j'mi.,;,
".IUoVij
Sarsenet
Marshall
'""'"'j
Ci.,1. tl .. I..- . ..!.( .. .. I
janl: hauilicipi selllnt j'oiie'mllei
I X",m pj w'o'rff. ' vr:.
up.
112
"fx- wi Marshon
llrjlilrr
Apprentli allom-ance elalnieil
SARATOGA TURF NOTES.
HAItAT'MIA, Auk to Didders tip were
Miy In tH .tllh nnti to.itjy. and s
a mull Thomas riyiln ln.l flhvnei-. sn-
IlimAr,..! .rt.. ,1... ..mil. I 1. ...!.
! '""re fur lirfeillng purpo.n tii.n vn pild
. "i iii I' J. . iiriirirw ninr Frin nun
I the nrrnn'1 Tar. .Hhnfi. was entrreil to
t' oi for 1700, anil an there no line
there to prniert hrr fur Mr. r-) i1 ihe was
knorkul Ui)n to Unlrlck at an advance
of IIM.
it f'Olt tlie nueer nf Miirri... mnnev In
win the Troy eelilnfr takf. There wn
U.ely" M.lillng "n this .mart filly, and
when Trainer Pltr.lmmon. took lier lurk
to the .lahle It un. afirr be li.ul bid the
li Mini S ,nrr the hlKllt't blil of I5.S00.
whlrh was II, 50D more than her rnternl
pr're.
There via. anothrr tioo.t In the la.t rare
on hy ilrumpy. I.uke Ca.l.ly, artlni: on
behalf nf .) I, Ifolinnd entircd the fray
nnrl hlil ilrumpy tip 1700 when he un.
protected h his owner. ? J llrockmlller
T. Andereon, familiarly known a
Kaiiy. ha. arrltnl with k string nf nine
hor.e.. which hive hoen raring In t'ainda
Charles T. 1'atter.nn l lioke.l to .nil
ror r.naian'i on Auru.t JO. It l umter
.loo.t that he I. golna; over to buy hnre
for Frederick Jnlinion anil C K. CI. nil
Unas while thorouchbreds are cheap oter
there
Trainer lleftner h.iJ quite, n time with
Aaylade when .he w.n working nn the
Oklahnini track this mornlne; The fitly
ran away, and after stepping three mile,
made her way mer tn the IL.r.e Haven
track and galloped around the jeurllni
pre.ene. for two more
Former (iovernnr Martin II Olynn was
one nf the vlaltnrs to Hie track. Oilier
eue.t. nf the Saratnita ai.oditlan were
Major Henrv Hill II indhnlii, eomm in.llng
rili to.ine j niru li.ili.uinn ni tne rn!
-t him I faniry. and t'api Chamberlain
ine inira n.ili.iilon nr tlie Thirtieth In-
Schujler I.. Par. nr. In. leased th Ally
.larnha frnm J ). Keene for the Crab Ilia
Handicap, to be run next week.
I T .'ri.,.h Ho.-ra I'nll lu War,
PaMh, Aug. 10. The latest casualty
1 ' contains the names or two more
J '.."V' " 'i """' v.' neen
k lled in action Kugene Trlckrl. a e p-1
ulnr feat.ierwelght. fell while charging,
at the hear! of his . section in the Ar-
gonne. Trlckrl had Just bayonttted
Herman when a shell exploded nearby
and blew him to pieces.. Toulls, lly
weight, has died of wounds In a Herman
hospital, (laston I'jcot, the 'heavyweight
who heat Dan McO-.ldrlck n l'arl", wus
wounded badly by shrapnel but ! pio
greaeltiK favorably In a hospital at Cette.
I'aa lllc ('mist l.nicue.
San Francleco, S. Salt Luke, 0
I Anaeles, 4, Oaklaml. 7
Vernon, . 1'nrtl.inil. 4.
A $1925 Car at
$1550
Chalmers Six-48
Seven -Passenger Touring Car
We introduced this car at $ 1 925. Over
1 0,000 of them are in active use. With
out cutting the value one iota we now
offer this car at $1550.
The plant is working on a production
four times greater than ever before.
Consequently we are now able to sell
A Quality Car
at a Quantity Price
This is the best value we have ever
offered and the sales for the past week
prove that the wise motor car buyers in
this neighborhood realize it.
Stop in and ice the car they are all talking about.
Chalmers Motor Co. of New York, Inc.
Broadway and 50th Street 'Phone 2980 Circle
Brooklyn Bedford Ase.and FultonSl
Phone 3700 Bedford
Ceorg Stowe,
".( V'our A'til
l'KTIClt SCOTT WINS STAKK
ClltASD tUflPS, Mich., Aug. 10. Peter
Scott, the I'lttsburg stallion, won an
Import-tut (Jrand Circuit stake to-day for
tho sts'otvl lime In four days, annexing:
the n,nt)0 Furniture Manufacturers
slake for 2:01 trotters. Peter Scott,
however, bad no easy time aa he was
oiitrnced In tlio llrst heat by llonlnglon
lu the fastest heat of the race. Honing
ton broke mid toak such a long run In
the M'cond heat that he was distanced
by the Judges In spltn of some vigorous
protests. A new two heat record for
mares of '.Mm", nnd 2:02 was es
tabllsJieil III the 2 ;"J nice by Flower
IMrrct ntil the 2:0S iviclng stake fur
nlslml it surprise In the defeat f the
BUpNedly Invincible Single O,
Single tl unbeaten until to-day, wis
soundly trimmed In straight heats. Sin
gle (i. sold tor tr0, ltu.sselt Hoy, ISO.
Aconite J15, nnd Titer larten. ?10,
but when I'op tleera hooked Into Single
(!. with Hussell Hoy In the tlrst heat ho
dlp)ayel distress slgtvilM at the finish
nnd after that was n KMteu horse.
Aconite made Hussell Hoy paco tho
rei'onil be.it lu 2:02?, to win, this being
the fastest he.it lu the pacing stakes
till sea Mn.
Margaret Iru!en outclassed the trot
teis In the 2:04 event nnd Cox Jut let
hei breeze two heats to get the money.
The summaries :
S!01 pare; 11,000; three In ne:
' '"" '"' ' '' Hu.lle-Pat.
enter (t.eer.i ? ! ?
Aconite, b. h, (Cnxi .1 : I
Hlngle ! . Ii. . ItSn.nelll i 4 I
Peter Firrcn, b h Willi" .4 3 t
Timr--::0iv.. ;-o;,. ::oi,
Furniture .Manufacturers Slake; IS.OOO;
::9S trot . three In lite
peter .-tcntt. h. h.. by IVter the
Ureal i.Murphyi 3 111
Wnrthv l'rlii' e, li h. (fun 3:32
Klnir I'liin.nian, br. Ii. I MrMahoniS ; 4 I
Duchess, io m. I McDonald! . 4
IPu.ens . Ii k llliidneyi. ... 7 S 5
l.U'lKe Hpler. b in illgani . s 7 v 1
IVter MiCormlck. h. . iShiilerH ll dr
HonlnKt'in. ill .. iiteersi l ills
Tlme-J 04,. 3:0S'4. : 'f''. .0S ;.
5.01 pice; 11,000, two 111 three.
Flower Direct h. in., by Direct. Star
(Whlleliei.il 1 t
llrailen Dlreet. I.Ik. li. (Eganl 3 1
Karl .Ir h. (dixl 1 t
It. II lire: t. I. it Hirailyi 4 4
Time S:00,. 2:0.t,.
I-0I trot. 11.000; two In three:
Margaret Drulen, b. in , by Peter the
Ureal (Cox I 1 1
.lean, br m. (McDetltti : 3
Ttrlirht Aswnrlh), b g (Murphy).. . 3 3
Hlar Wlnttr. b g IM Dona'di I 4
Time !:., I'.OS',.
Mlllnirii snlur Dlaiitinlllteil.
AKi'.o.s'. Ohio, Aug. 10. Mllburn S.iy
lor was disqualified In the fourth round
of hl scheduled twelve tound go with
Johnny Urlllltlnt to-night. Saylor waa
going strong when Heferee I'at Mclntyre
k,r.ll1t..al ttw. ,ir,v.nt llii'w tn,inllsA flul'loi
,.r,st(.,i hitting lifter tlie command
, ,i...ik. It was a ulp and tuck affair
, ,lle ,.,. w,, cmi'lis leading on
,,. lt s.ilor was beginning to get
in some hard drives to the bod.
Iliilnri'j ellt Hide Mnriitlion,
The team composed nf (Jeoige Hamil
ton and licorg" Sperl won the motor
ojele marathon laco at the Hrlghton
lie.ii h Motordrome last night, creating
a retold of il in uiues 10 i.'-." tecondaj
, for the tweut-slx mien Oeorge Mer
J i-u-r and Steidi.tno (iuaeciiielll were
I second, finishing one l.ip behind,
J.r.er City 2527 Boulererd
'Phone 1543 Dcrgrn
General Managar
Car ie a Chalmtri '