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THE SCN AND NEW YORK HERALD, SATURDAY, - JULY 24, 1920.
Harry Vardon and Ted Ray Win Third Golf Match in United States, Defeating Tracers and Kirkby at Woodway
1
mm
AMATEURS LOSE TO
VARDON AND RAY
British Golf Star? Defeat
Travm and Kirkby
Woodway, 5 and I.
at
By KERfl X. PKTIUK.
It a Mttfh 'hat ai featured by brll
116; Swriu by U arnatesiri, Vtwyieal
t, that IIBK JSSid tb Vl.iU.ri 1U
in UiHj- track and tlMs W
irnprtJriTe rAt by the tlr 'row
Tar of EnsUwl defatd Jerwoe IJf4nil whn IvuU Zoha of the Flrat
.Ttaieri arJ 0waM KJrbr by 5 d
I . ... ... .
to play ytear tiuriy.i.i
tw thi itoki of the Wovlway Country
r ub of KtamforJ. Com AHh Otd'i?ol
UMuk vn m,rel, reer
J 't at ve 01 -Je
tarfan awl Ray in 4 a day of real hard
virk. In t-e rircuuiitAuct It l Aft
"Hrtinf tf.t tbeir uorinj aj ere
1, fit thai aair raislne nittire Hn in
tieir 'jiit-t wth Gre FotWiB aa m
r.d Tpra oy) on the' Fox Kills link
!r p-er!oo dav
tr-4 Harry tv a -iwnowtratlon that , UnKXh bck of Hellr For a hll It I f!, JtSate
wa.romidefdhllylmpTeveVythelooV.ed im umth citanore would over-!" ?.' ",0,
Pnnectlt nthuitaU. and thjtake his man and yet second place, but f ile.hi " jUr m atrtl,3 4110
fiances are that bal thy oeen puibed ! HHr had a Utt mlnut drive left, i R,fJ tftlfa . .
they mKht hare polI3 themv, to-1 Walter Rlt-Maj of the Csdises of Pblia-' , P3 ,f "f ,b's cf8t pJ.vI-
f,Mr for a ,V,t or two , each . delpbia wa, fourth: Jeremiah Sfcea. PJv. . J2jZ
rut, wa, a .tae in th. fi.rnooo BauUCMnbiMce.M.flJth.1
wjn th am-nr pair dtd make Ui.Jtocrt Doncan. Potomac Iioe.t Club.
y,Hm trave, for all they were worth.
tht bins hn Kirkby and Traveri
ma! four thre In a row on a jBirtt
c' t ols that eontalnd only on par 1
T.i firework urted whn on the Wi
rl fifth Kirkby hit h- pin on his
.-' och and had a ptstt of no more
thai, two fet to hole for H'v i. Vardon
" 1 T'avr '.d mad- mKtaref here
ti jitlafl-d them tha lt would t
- r deflrabl. to pick up and save their
tr.r;'lt for tb DM! hole than o'ay out.
Cr, ih- sixth 3C5 yr4 Trareri, short on
li approach. ch!ppwj in from abojl
ttr.'.y.fivc ards wa-, and on the
-an'ti Kirkbv approached ir niuiln
ht ft of the hol and sank th putt
f"i nthr yr cutter.
Of thei holts the first and ,nd
re won by the amateurs. On the
last of ta thr. however, P-ay met
Klrkbjr-s approarh with another of a
sllKhtly hUher decree of mrit. for .v
laid hl bill Intfcie by a matt-r of two
feet and then holed Uwt six footer ftr
a half.
Amateur .Malic a Flurry.
Tills flurry of the amateurs lf j the
rr.ai'n u e-ins on the -eeom! round, al
the morning eighteen lolts. The arna
tura really ahouU have been 1 up on
the afternoon pUy at this point for cn
a magnlflcnt t shot for the 175 j-ari
sventli Kirkby Uld his ball about four
fet from the cup and had the mlsfor
tune to have the sphere bump the back
of the cup and stay outside. That left
all hands with a half. It was a hard
blow to the Knglewood star, and some
fcmuArnent was caused by both Vardon
and Kirkby leaning ovr the ball as if
any moment they expected it to drop.
lUy. as usual, treated the crowd to
ome of his scintillating driving and ap
proaching exhibits. In the noming, for
Instance, he was the only one on the
r jjreen in two. As tnr hi.
preaching he laid the hull . a.,i !
ui .ecorvj at me ofuj, eighth and elev
entn. clipping par in each case H was
around in 72 In that early canter, a
total, by the way, that equalled par
Good as that round was, Ted had the
honors by Just a single strok. for
.y.r1c?m'i blcV ,n a rousing 31 and
o finished up with a 73.
In that round the I'rin t,.i.,t.
amateur's golf wan of championship !
calibre, robust and straight on oodec!
au iron -luu snots and brilliant in put
ting. In t'als round also Travers found
on of th holes with a chip from aa
off the gren That was on the four
teenth. On the twelfth he had holed a
twelve foot putt to ln the hole. Hut
Jerom's owning game had been full of
bright i-pot-i. Another clever thing he
dM was to win the ninth In the only
made, he being the only one of the four
to lay his ball on the green with his
ccond shot.
Had Kirkby played up to Travera on
that first eighteen holes there would
have ben no thrc hole lead for th
Britishers at the half wav mflrlf
fortunately, though, Kirkby was not up
to scratch on that first round, and al
though he was often there for a half h
did not do much more at any hole tiw't
.:i tnuiu r.m nave none by him
elf In the afu-rnoon he prayed much
better, giving 1,1s partner much needed
asalaunce when h. like Vardon .-,nd 1
.m.,. ,iin.-drea 10 oe leellng the effects 1
of the heat. 1
o.Ml.rnr Sbosra Its Ilo.pltalll,.
Wooflway has to h rnm.11-... j .
it. h.,,1.1 C f. ,V? coml"ln'ented for
lie brand of hospitality. A special table
had bti arraneed In n mi'.L.. ..'waters, and Wnal Joy.
Mt don0
certr. -.?.? htih yrt In the !
centr or a group of about thirii oini.i. i
r.,..i Hum, craped from the wall Ini.'.
mediately behind th vivltor were th 1
British and Am.r!. e J..'
fz ora Tere lar.t-1 nln of n. i,.,i..i .
""ti". nuc tne
coior? or the two countries'. Kvn th.
. IIOUVI HI I
flowers on the tables were red. white and I
blue .More tflan thj:.
iicre Has ea
lorxshlre pudding, Yorkiihlre nudiilnp
that
made the eyes of the tw .-r...
Ilnksrnen eparkle.
It wai perhaps Yorkshire pudding!
ita weight loo heavily on J
tor the second shot on '
of the afternoon round for'
Bay's brassle,
the first hole
Ted came down right on the top of the J
ball, a fault that in unusual for him. t
jioeer. vartion came to the rescue
here, laying his brae-!e shot on the '
green nnJ holing a goo.1 Miff putt for '
a I afler he had been hort on his
run up,
The Score.
MORNING UEST BALL.
Ray and Vardon
Out 14 4 4 3 13 .".
In 3 3 5 4 4 3 4 .'.
Travers and Kirkby
ut .'. 4 4 4 5 5 4 4
In 3 4 1 4 3 3 4 .',
INDIVIDUAL SCORES.
I
34
4 33-J65 '
4 ."a j
434-73 ;
Ray-
Out
.. 4
.. 3
6-56
5-36-'
In
Tratrs
Out
In
Vardon
Out
In
Klikby-
Out
In
i i
4
4
4 4-3
4-34-73 !
3 4
5-."A
4-3(-70
.1 5
I 4
4 I
5-ll-3
AITT.RNOON REST BALL
Ray and Vardon
put 4 13 1 4 4 3 3 4-35
I" 3 4 1 3 3 5 1-35- 70
Traters and Kirkby
Jut .". 13 5 3 3 3 3
In 3 I 5 5 4 3 4 5
INDIVIDUAL SCORES.
6-37
4-37-
:y-
Out
ft 4 S 4 4 4
3 4 3 4 4 4
3 3
3 S
In
Vardon
Out
In
Travers
Out
In
Kirkby
Out
In
430-73
? i T J! -
4 5 4-3.-, 4 1
? -4l I
s o Jj is
3 3 639 I
4 6 4-39-78 I
New York Oarsmen Win 2
Races at National Regatta
Louis Zoha Takes the Association Singles and Will
Meet the Champion, Jack Kelly, To-day F. E.
Murphy Is Intermediate Winner.
ff-nvit t Tm trx in Nrw Tttr limit. Just as evn as tb Navy eight vent
..- ; . .. .
..BttijjB, am, Juiy .-rw
JrlZrT
.ku. .1... . i i .u.
Jwl br wtoatec two of th Mrren ratf.
Kw a mtrllun tiiAdoist th,eht win jo low th xenier eight race
Bhmlan Club won and earned
t w ark m av ahsIb loir I.' &Hr
. Artcan ekanjtion. asd Paol CoetelJo.
bf'! ? Ih'Udelphki. in the wnJor ihant -
. .
Oi Sniih Him
.
mile.
'. Hellr Jed In the Sm Tarter
but Z4a ca.-ne thrwsrh with a
nctaiiar prt anfl won with plenty
,, . ,
.IUehlMS- Barr Ctab of PhlU.lDht.
W.rttejrtcn. .h, and .Geor.e W Al -
phonsua Boat Club. Boaum. droppTac out
vn after tie start
One of the urprtj-i In the ii.
flot niwsl i-i the fall-do n of Dun-,
-an. who won h's Intermediates hr Iat
1 ear nd ato Kelly and IXbble for
J a half-mile in Philadelphia July 5 x
Xer Vorb Asafn In Front.
.V- York's cond victorj' was In ln-
rmediate slns;le eull. hn F E.
Murphy of th New IVxhelle IUxlnir
f"ub on br five lnethi fron John
P-r of St Mary's A A. and A. C it
Halifax. N. S. Power .was the only
Cndlan oarfman entered In the re-ratla-
It lookfd like a prooaslon with
Murphy leading the Canadian. Andrew,
J. Hutrly of the Potomaej of Wash-
ingMn and Robert Fish. Rochrlromon
lat Club of KpringSeld. Mas.
Tae New Yorker led all the way. and
a half mile from the finMi haJ four
lngth". H tackd on another length
'a Uv remaining d.stance and won In
1 :! !-. with Powr being timed in
1
Murphy !cokd rood enough to' be
v.-at
into tne association singles, nut
teach Glendon J Nay eight won the wn I'-oisrlvanla liaree CluD. Philadtl
!ntrmdlate race alr making a ; phia K. Mrrs to. Carl Kloz 2, Franz
srowlr.g in th lntermdtate fours. Th J'adrclinitiit 3. Krtc Falrciiml4t strokei.
r.d the two Norton tights of Worcester; th',rt ceMary M M. Ht. Iuls (O. J.
In 1:11. )lIzr ho . A i Heyn I. Ham if.r-
Ptrok'-d by F B. WansIow, the ' rrleher J. H H AUk.n strckei Winner's
m.ddls brought forth cheers from the Lm',,,' i,,":,ood ii"?' Kl'U-B.
VtM ispecutors when they came down &Jhtt.
fh iak several length ahead of Det-o.t wmi. Hnry It Hnr. Atlanta iv,t C. jb.
and thn. uhlle 5.000 perons In the. New York, tMrd. W K Gsrrtt Gllroor-,
rrandjtand on rteatta Point stjxvi and
ang "America" the middies almost lost
the beat race. J C. Relalnzer. No 2 man
in th Navy eight, caught a "crab" Juit
'Pponit- the b!g reviewing utand. or
alrtut ISO yard from the finish. The
Sivy crew almost capsized, and lt was
fnlv throurh the effortii of Coxawaln It
li Kothwell that the frail shell was
righted Just In time.
..
a i
Th accident slowed up the
eizht by fully a li-ngth. and Glendon's j i
ruplls had to strain even' mucle to .
bat Itrrlt to the line hv half a leneth
t e. m.--t. r.? th n..ir.(t i
. ......-. -. ,
blng timed in ? minutes 5S i-j seconds
,
sun and Gerald
V
I:M!'!IU: CITY riACETIlACK. July 23. Clean track muddj;.
OI KIIIST RACE The Holly Purse. For Uo y; -o!dt. I'ort. II.0O4.M. rt and
-l rmc-half furionas. Start rood. Won ally. Place same. Post. 2-JI. Off. S -33.
Win- r. I.
It. Odom.
Ind.x Hors.
Time, 1:07 4-5.
n- PP. fit '
.. no i i
Bria. General.. 107
I
Prod! .. . 112 4
Ace Hlrh 112 2
- Loval Hw-pr. 107 3
Ortolt- never left the reault Ir doubt. Brlfadler-General mts&TT.tS
tnr th tilir. nthr two never da.uerou.
Iyi)l Suterwr and Brizadler-General wore bllnk'-rs. x
Pertch4-Ilallyneir. IJch' Fantastic. Herapl. Ionardo II.. Qulckjan!, Lucky Ilnd.
i ;9f) SECOND P.ACE-For tliree-year-c!ds
j and .er.ty ard'. Furt good Won
Wlrner, br r , S. b Peter
er, . I. ... ' - w.
Iridj
w- rr. m.
u K M
Fllb'glbbet. 1C 7 3
2S I'i l'lil'H
4 3' 2 2'
' ,!aly n'" w' 6
? SSngT"- !?,', 3
and 0 I
S'ii4 4'
it i
Tufier
:n Anr.
Hoy. Wi I
I Sf2 Challenirer. Wl'i 2
Fllbbrtyelbbt stood
hard drive tame I
furlong.
Latter made a strong bid In the
tetnth. fiea Queen made up a lot o
Sunny Larl. FUbbertygtbbvt. Ame
Heratched-Aurum. Mose. G&th,
10: 01 grouno
American Hoy
.th Ymin-1
THIRD RACE Th Hill View Purse.
m, B.art good. Won .a-lly. nace
.t. - - h M.thonp-hei farr.
Odom.
Tl-ne. 1 43 t
M"x
Wt. PP. St.
.mi
Jdda
1
4
! 11.
41. (i
3" 2H
,m , Jj u. j" nr 1 1
I .-II I -I. I'.'l'l. "..
rfo M. Antolr't 100
3
5
lT.:J,iT" !!
5 5 5
2
r r, a
t.rt. rr.nrf
show of Ms rompany. drew
r.d never left the result In douU
Georgia
Hind did not rrrn to '.lite th rolne.
Jadda. Yellow Har.d. Oeorrjle, Franc Tlrrur and Poeate lo wore blinkers.
Be ratehed Round Robin. Whisk, Toacrt.
P,9J FOURTH RACE The May-November Hlghwelght Handicap.
"""" rrt upward. Afwut sis furlongs, purs, fi.204.S3. surt
'"" 'r-.SSH: 4ll'lV,"L ",'..?"
,, $
ro Ti'kl
.vrner oitu ,,... ... k,. .............
one.
Wt. PP. St.
rktlsh
122 7 12
129 12 4
127 6 2
10
1
4
r.
7
3
ft
(Vfl Carmandale
j'!," "
'22i' n'X '
Tis TltT
140 II
3
4
a
o
3
It
5
110 H
1 r,
!
:. io
3 7
t 1
2 0
uut'tude
War G! 12".
Mlr Park .. Ill
Different Eyes. IIS
Patacan . ... 122
II
531
12
12
10
.tvi? 8"t . . 13.
10 II
TieVII.lt off nonrlv. closed fat on tli outside
a! woke on rlrht at tli end. St. Allan Issnr
ppkwlrk lord with a great burst of speed snd would hate won In another Jump.
I'kkwlk. t'armandalt. St. Allan, Ticklish and Jok fnt wore blinkers.
Bcratrhed Round Robin, Young Adnri. Captain Herstiler, Hasten On, War Marvel.
Arnold, Halltt Danctr II., Dayduo and Tatileau d'Hormeur.
S625
FIFTH RACE-For threyr-oIds ano' upward, fielllnr. l'une. J1.004.SI. On
mile and setenty yards. To be ridden by Jockeys that never rode a winner
Winner, b. f.. 3. by Aeronaut Arrltr. Owner, J. A. SHAY. Trainer, D. R-.
MeDanlel. Time. 1:18 2-3. Start good. Won easily. Place same. I'oat. 4:02.
Indrx. Horn Wt. PP. St.
ftlfl Bls. Qiin 106 7 2
50 Goldrrestll. 1'JO ! ft
I5W; SIlKila ... 110 fl 4
5f The Wit ... 107 1 M
4m A.terl.k .. 117 5 3
1' P
44
Ml Ca.lrtl ... 107
523 Nell York V'l
611 ue) 102
2 I
ft
,'n.on .. n.
nelzlan Cu' had'all the speed and won
out on 'ils own 'wrase. the rider tx-lng ni Kp to lilm Slbola had no excuse,
''addle nnd The Wit wor blinkers.
Hcratclit d Mlllraee, TCI Prlmo, Clare Roothe.
(i.)lt SIXTH RAW
"-'I Po.t. r. ol.
Two-year-olds. Selling.
Po.t. 5 01. Off. 5 02. Winner, br.
LIVINGSTON. Trainer, O. M. Odom.
Flare same.
Index. Horse,
rett's...
Wt. PP. St.
107 3 5
116 4 1
109 2 2
'4 4
4!4 2'H 2
1!4 l'i P
2' 3W 3
WI BacaJawe'a'
r,pi Hallynewr ...
507
116 I 4
5 5 4
Light Fantastic 101 3 3
3 4
Arada cauxht Saralawea in last sixteenth
T .... - w . mit.h h.t ... ft. .tt... Tt.llvf..w
Joaaulna. Arada and f.1pht Fantastic star,
Scratched Oheralltr. Br Joins. Omar If.
.... ... -.... a t r. ti
, wi-rr uae iMrisuisrr " - -
! r- r t, 'nf
I r-. i i.-.v. k ... ,, i tk.
irn arnl ealld for a eier. Thli aaroe
ind Ifcjluth, the wrorier of whl eoti
Antwerp. V. A. Gallagher rowed In
. . k r 1 iL.
I V"'in! ' Y"ranf and ended the nateh. t.
; Navj. (ht. tBt jitr havlEC been it- ,
. lUtt4 A tt1iior Mriman.
' 1.e Dul.th Boat Ctab. with a ertw
J?! lLffiv
TataMlt C-n g-t wcw-
Kew liocttilt u,t Doluth hustle
. for r inch of water, bt In the Uat
i V" . ".'""'rt.r',- vT.
1 J, " VTS.iS lihcriw
t JuI' S- ,ooM 'fybody.
The Snrarnarle.
.'bojo- Kigfct 0ri Sbttli Won br Puloth
De' C.A (V?jiiij bow. L 2. FvW
Axtl Z. M J ltob-ifd 4. H. A. Tinker
, t 't. Timrnvm . II. Wrle '. H. A.
rat!tiul. ir-le. G W Perwio toumlQl :
tmA. Kv.iM Itrmlsa- Ou- N"w
ll4..a. N V . Ituri. Nn-j IV a. C!-t.
Wrst. Ks Iw.nh. Entr-riM"!
ii. rlrir(lM. Mai.. fifth. Tatlt
CM Club. Worcester. Mast Wuwr's
TUa. 4m I . rimd tin, "m Zi
lMrrii4Ut Fir Oar-4 StfUWen hy
aTLJ ,uSr?,..Z T Xerf,1'''- Her long cross court drives
tnt xxA. .Van Alhktk Asxxiatioe. forced the openings and Jllw O0f foi
Asnapglls. M iKJr'cpatriek bow. B. D. lowed them to the r.et and blocked suc
IlxallJKtMi :. D. I- J'ira 1
H. A. Bo!li
troliei. Wlarer's time.
Sit., tv.uaA
tlra. m.a. ."1 1-J.
Senior gwrttr Mil tafc Jae KUly.
fr ni Cla!. PtPaalpMa . tmmt. Walter
1 lurflnt. t'wria lr Ouh. rhUaS'ishu
thlrt. I'rnrtt WalllHm. Unlne Barre Out.
ltt!alif i tVlnftT's tiro. Ira. IT 1
t.-oi tlm. Ian 31i.
lB(rmlt Smelt WM'i by V
llcrvt.r. fw I!whll Kolrg Club. N
!UMU, S V &K.ca4. John Ponrr. St
jiEir-. .1 Httrlr. PMnste m- Club!
Mar's A A aw: A. c . uotio-i turi.
Whlr.c-n. fwrth. Uotrt Fith, Ky-'urtir.-j
i-m 1 1. i ,iw. n?i t4.iFir., - n
km. 55 1-"h . Ktowl tim. taa 7i.
"scUlorj Ilaru Club, I'r.iladlphU. toonh
Wa!tr Rlrlir-?. fiwiln llarr Club. Phlla
-MjjhU . fifth. Jeremiah Stum. Rlvrid float
Cl-j. fimbrldise, Mais. . rUth. Itotwrt fun
ran. I'Mnmar float Cl'ib, Waiilsrton ;
eereBOi. IJ org W. Allison, Undln Bars
ri'ifc. n.l!aill?hl lt.th. John J. fiulllian.
ft Alj"nai lUt Oub. Ilcotori Winner's
time, m. 47. . scon4 tlra, 6m. 41 2-."f.
InternMdUte Klght Oare4 f?bII Won by
Nlvy A'.Mr'k AsuoriaUofi. ARtiapolls J II.
Hnln4 1, J C. Keltuiitr-r I. W T Z
3. E P. Frawley 4. A C!Uarhr i. 1. T
tna,,i 6. 7. IJtrhtleld. Jr T. F. n. Wante-
stroic. It. II. Hirthvitil cozj-aalnj.
mond. rtroit Uoat Ouli- third. Duloth
Hoi, f ub fourth Norton Host Club, ere
".''"."" "'-:''":',
t i jn. irt r. l, v.orrtr, ilxu nm-
Mr ilrr. Om .".7s . second tiro. 6ra. : J-Js.
racing chart
-HavMora uTier, j LIVINGSTON Tralntr. O.
4 Fib. Jrckrr Oprn.hlrh.Close Place Sh.
I' Rnnan .. 4-S 4-S 1-2 -
3 2 Johnson . . i-3 S-I 12-J 2-S
2' 3 I tie .... -i 10.1 in-i j.- i-
4 4 WUson ...l.VI 20-1 20-1 4-1 1-1
Walls ....30-1 40-1 30-1 6-1 2-1
I'rodlsy to th
anj up.
drlting.
. Claiming. lurs. ,'M.K. Ore milt
tame.
rol. 3 'C. Off. J.tC.
rh-ralntbrah. Owner. SAMUEL LOUIS. Train
Fin. .Tokr.
Open.Hleh.CI'vie.riict. Sh
l'i Turner .
Zwller
3-1 5-1 S-2
-10
no
1-1
4-5
VI
7-1
Slooney
Cotltt
Johnn
Hopkli
WMa . .,
.15-1 15-1 8-1
. !-5 2-1 -.-.
..in.l l.VI 12-1
.12-1 20-1 10-1
1- 3
2- 1
3- 1
2-1
l.VI 15-1 12-1
4-1
ITelrer
SO-1 CO-1 CO-I 20-1
10-1
r hn ehatlensed by Daily Hell in th iat .
stretch but ewmd to hang in the last six-
in ttv last nair mile.
and Chslleneer wore blinkers.
rrSTW T!rir rftfiprll.. tt.lt- c--..-.
tl.MM. For three-year-olds. Selling. One
driving. Po-t 3.30. Off. 3:32. Winner,
O-Aner. J. LlVlNnsmv t-.i... n t
Fin.
Jockey
Open.Hlgh.aose.Plare. Kh.
.. 4-1 -! ir-5 7-10 1-4
7-5 12-5 2-1 3-.1 1-1
.. 7-5 3-2 ft-.". 2-S
20-1 25-1 20-1 5-1 2-1
1 liowan
2"4 Harrtt
3 Turner .
4 Cotllettl
3 K'elsey .
:0-l 25-1 20-1 5-1 8-.-.
r, I-rlngton .15-1 30-1 30-1 g-I 3.1
out to a Ms lead In the first quarter
closed last through last furlong. Tellox
Sweet Music, Rubidium.
For three-year-olds
cood. Won driving,
King James Tickle.
H Fin.
uu,, i.jj.
Jockey.
Open.Hlah.CIose.PIace. Sh.
3VJ 1
If 2
23
4 4
R S
ft ft
Rlct . . .
Wilson .
Miller ..
Lyke ...
Johnson
Welner .
Barrett .
Robinson.
n-t 0-1 4-1 8-5 4-3
. 4-1
.. 6-1
B-2
.15-1
-15-t
.. 8-1
. H-l
6-1
ft-t
10-1
1
1- 1
2- 1
2- 5
3- 1
3-2
10-1
3-1
15-1
l.VI
H-l
4-1
4- 5
!
5- 1
2-1
1.1-1
12-1
K-l
12-1
3-1
5- 1
6- 1
12-1
l.VI
fl
10
11
121
15.1
Rowan
l.VI
l.VI
3-1
C'armody 30. 1
Walls ....30-1
SO-! 30-1
C-l
S-l
4-1
40.1 40-1
12
Zocller ...If
20 1 20-1
K-l
and rot lis In th la.t strM. Citm.n.
on with creat ramne In th rtrK-
M. Fin.
l'i, P
Jockey. Opfii.Hlqh.Closcllace. Fh
Kummer . il-l 6-1 ft-1 M ft-5
-losiau .. . K-i
Ptrs ... 6-1
Hellly .... 4-1
Moran .... 4-1
12-1
12
.VI
1-2
-.'.
ft-5
10-1
20-1
0-1
3
4
a-.'. 7-5
9-2 4-1
4-1 7-2
30. 1 30-1
nn-i txt-i
20-1 ivi
1-4
7-10
3-3
-1
101
3-1
Ijincarter 30.1
Cony .ftn-i
Evan. ....l.VI
Ritchie ...20-1
ai 20-i
H-l
4-1
with nlenty to snare. GoLWest Bov flnlsh.,1
FH and a half furlongs. Purse, 11. 004.81.
c 2. by Vulcan-Esther Blues. Owner. J.
Time, 1 .09 3-3. Start good. Won driving.
Fin. Jockey. Open.Hih.Clos.Place. Eh.
1 Rowan .. 8-5 7-5 13-10 2-5
2 N. Ba'ett 4-1 5-t 0-2 -7-3 2-3
3 ni't .... 8-3 11-5 0-3 l.J
4 Coltllettl . 5-1 10-1 8-1 3-1 1-1
5 Turner ....15-1 20-1 8-1 8-1 1.1
and outaamed him In the drlvt to th finish.
h.A . .
blinker.
IMISS GOSS IS ONE
MATCH FROM TITLE
SAe Defeats Miss Tennant of
California.
Whatever hopes Miss Elisor Tennant
cf California rur have had of over
coming the lead Mils Conor Got
gained oa Thursday were crushed j
quickly at Porta Hills yesterday wheal
tlx New York girl woo the four came
he needed for Victor,- teaWe of fifteen
, . . ... ,
hmiiki oi ptay Maruag wn one set
- - , .core
In her faror Li the second in th ivifnt
at which rain had halted alar the &re-
- d .. ovnrhimi her
(op?onnt with the eed and Kveritr
of her came and took fotir out of fire)
a
The triumph over the fUl tram San
Francisco brourht Mlis Gois Lnto the
hr flDalUt ",l I,lwJfh U,
cjllBfM wronj,r f4Vor Mlr,on
Z!adrels. the nxt.onxl cUy court
chamoion. Th latter was 10 have takrn
the courts yesterday to complete the
Hascroft of BbSUin. but 'he was suf
ferir.i; from an attack of ptomaine
poisoning and the conclusion of the
match had to be postponed for this
mombr. Miss Zinderateln's illness Is
particularly unfortunate at this time,
for if she is successful against
Bancroft she will face a severe test
acalut Miss Cos and it will behoove
her to be at her best la the title match.
Accordlns; to a report that reached the
clubhouse last evening Miss Zlndersteln
. . " v jurrai nau, wno were in -iere-
was feeling greatly lmproveJ and ex-trUteenth of a mile, then increased h' i land playing in the infrcity doubles and
pectd to be herself again this morning. ! lead to such an extent that the mudit Harold A. Throckmorton, who ' rent
To those who saw her off form in the , from his heeli wouldn't reach within ten j word that li was 111 removed ome of
arly tournaments of the reason Miss lengths of Marie Antoinette, which was.tj,, mt prominent players from the
Goss's tennis In the present tournament (leading the remainder of the field. tournament S Howard Vojhell, who
has been a revelation, so appear to In tne homenretrh .Xoramy Rowan al- won the loumatrer.t a year ago, also
U playing th l-rt tennis of her career 'moat pulled his arms out of their sockets I iceded to d'fault his match with WII
Just now Khr is ttroktng confidently, keeping Jadda f."vm winning by a six- i lard Botsford whkh stood 51 in
hitting hard and attaching at tne net,imth of a mile. As t . the Living. ; Bot!.'ord"s favor in the first set halted
wtth great spirit anrt itn unusually
fine control. Aiilnt Miss Tennant MUs
Gos-a fiaheJ a championship brand of'
cessfully Mis Tennant made every
effort to keep pace with Miss Coxa's
swift volleying, but tne saots wers
j placed so well that they either escaped
Mies Tennant' a
racquet
entirely o:
forced her Into
errors.
Twenty-five
;.Um:fnt act for Mis Oohs and only;
eight for Miss Tennant tell eloquently !
of the more decisive character of the,;
Gotham glrl'a strokes
?r , Tfc v . v X J. , .'""'
m. c , a.r 1 1. t,s v i a str. j m v- '
la order not to delay the progrer of ' crowd it seemed that Carrn&ndale stuck i Chamtwn yoc tmm Ltrjird rejtman by
the doubles championship Mis Zlnder. I hu nose home first but the Judges fj" CVaoft . HMf.n Nlcion Vo
siein had to default along with Miss, placed Ticklish first Carmandale sec-! frora i tlr by default. Wlliard Bouford
Tennant They had ben favored towlnlond, St Allan third and Pickwick !on flom 5 Howard Vohell. arvd de-
plons, prullU'd by the default Tne lat- stand and Jeered the officials,
ter team then defeated MUs 'Edith Si-! Ticklish was probably the best horse
gourney and Mrs. B E. Cole of Boston 1 In the race. He got away badly, and
In straight ft and reached the title ! rounding the turn was trailing the field
round. The other finallsU are Miss) a dozen lengths behind Carmandale.
Pnylll Walsh of Philadelphia and Mlii which was setting a terrific pace. L'n
Li!!e Bancroft of Boston, who elimi- 'If Garrison finish by Ted Rice Tick
natd two strong teams in Mi Flor-1 Hh ran like a wild horse through the
ence BalKn and Mrs. S. H Godfrey and''lrtcb and got up In the last stride to
Mrs. Percy W'llbaum and Mrs William ' lrn the decision. Pickwick also ran. a
H. Pritchard. Mrs. Ballin arid Mrs. ! freat, rac- He carried 1R pounds and
Godfrey won the first set of their match , wo"'t ve 0.-n P anothr -)umP-with
Mlts Walsh and Miss Bancroft H'bbertyglbbet beat a big field of
but the latter pair ran away with the "t i L 4fond ,rac!- and Belgian
next two sets, taking twehe games out ! "n !M h"L ,PIate.r1,in ,th iUt'
nf thirfMn if U'at.-h dl.l ,-n inn.
derfully effective blocking at the net
while Miss Bancroft from deep court
drove with speed and elan. Together
their play was decidedly spectacular.
The summary:
Mtrotll!an Tennis Chamblcnihlp Singles
Feml. Final rtmird Miss Fl&nor Cnu i-
iaieo Jiiss ;mr Ter.nart. 0-4, -j-;.
FIRST HKT.
Visa Giiii ... 1 4 3 2 4 4 1 4 f 4-50-rt
MUs Ttnnant.. . I 2 5 4 2 2 2 1 4 2 2a $
N. O P S. DF,
Jtlm r.r,. 12 S) 13 ft 1
Miss Tennant... 8 6 J 2 2
' SECOND SKT.
MUs Com 24 4 454 4 4-33-G
Miss Ter.nant 4 4 2 1 7 1 1 1-21-2
N O. P. F. D.F
MU 0' .. . .". 13 IS 0 1
MIm Te-,nant . . iO 10 3 0 1
CbamrlonsM? Doubles Third Hound Miss
Marie Wamvr and Miss Clare Caucll won
from Mix Maria Zlndersteln and Miss Elea
nor Tetinan by default. .Mlis Phyllis Walsh
and Miss Leslie Rancrolt defeated Miss
Florence Rallln and Mrs. fi. H. Godfrey,
3 , t, IV-0
Keml-Mnal Hound Mist Marlt W agnr and
Mist Clare Casjel defeated Mrs. II K. Cole
i?4"1" Edlh Nurnr. 6-3. ft-3. Miss
Phyllis Waish and Miss L-tle Hancroft de
feated Mrs. Ferry Wllbourn and Mrs. Will
am H. PrlKhard. 6-1. 6-2.
Mined Doubles First Round Mla Caroma
Winn and C 11. Stewart defeated Miss AdeU
Cragln and R. K. Tomlln. Jr. 61. 6-4.
Mln Edith Slsourne? snd Walter L Pate de
feated Mrs Theodore Fohrt and Norman John
son. 64, 36. 6 3 MUs Gertrud Delia Torre
and Hugh Nthrlnu defeated MUs Virginia
Trarell and F. J. Ross. fi-1. 7-0. C I. Miss
flae r.ii.1 nit W RM.nhiim i4-ft,t
Mies Jessie Oott and H. D. Tompklrs. 7-..,
O-l. iirs. L. O. Morris and Alex Her de
feated Mrs. Alexander Chlsholm and I. H.
HUlman. 0-2. 63. Mrs. J. C. Brush and
H. E. MUls. Jr., defeated Mr. and Mrs. W.
if. Campbell, 0-2, 6-2. Mrs. Percy Wll
bourn and W. Trask defeated Mr and Mrs.
F. Damran. 60, 03. Mrs. Samu-I Waring
and R. E. Pope defeated Miss Janet Travell
and Dr. Travell, 75, 00 and default.
Second Itounc Mrs. 11. E. Cole and Lrle E.
Mahan defeated Miss Caroma Winn and C.
II. Stewart, ft 1, 64. MIm Gertrude Delia
Torre and If. Nchring won from Miss M.
Zlndersteln and F. C. Haggs by default. Miss
Eleanor Goas and F. M. Rlodsett defeated
Mlr Leslie Bancroft and F I' Fereuson,
63. Miss Eleanor Tennant and ty. A.
CamDbll defeated Mrs
Hir.iutl Waring and I
K. E. rope. 01. o I. Mis. it K. rope and
1 1 .... I. 1 1 . - Aa.l.t.A tl.. r. llnnh., r ,1
K. 1. Herket. 61. -3. Mrs. L. O. Morris!
and Alex Ilrr non from Miss Clare Cassel
and W. ftosenbaum by default.
SEMI-FINALS AT L0NGW00D.
IV. nnd II. J. Johnaon to Sleet
Heart nnd Conner In Finals.
Fptrtat to Tub Scm ikd New Yosk IIzulo.
Chestnut Hill, Mass., July 13. Wal
lace and H. J. Johnson won two matches
In doubles In the Longwood lawn tennis
tournament to-day. the first taking the I
measure of Rice and Nichols in the third i
round, and then beating Nlles nnd Dab- I
ncy, 6 I, I 6, 62, in the semi-final
round, and earning the entry to the
finals to-morrow against Heart and
Canner.
In the singles Lawrence Rice, the old
Yale player, dashed the hopes of the
New York player, (J. .V U Dlonne, by
beating him three straight sets In the
scml-flnal round. TMe scores were 6 3,
$ I and 6 0, the last two sets being
one sided In aces as well as In games.
Itlce had a lot of speed, and his play
was superior. The other aeml-flr.nl
match, between Nat S. Nlles and TV. E.
t-orxcr, Doin oi xoaion, was put over
until to-morrow, so that the singles
.1 1 . 1 1 1 ... ... ....l, . . ,
minis will iiuv uxr.r- uiak:v Ulllll Jionuay.
m I
biV.T. w..Vt..... ... 1
...va .i... . ..... immw-L.teiie u. itnc,
Boston, beat G. A L. Dlonne, New York.
. '1. C
and AlfrH B. Dabney, Boston
6-2. '
MARATHON ROUTE CHANGED.
ANTWERP. July 23.-Tha Olympic Com
mlttt has changed the route of tha Mara
thon race. It was originally planned to
start It near Brussels and finish at tht
Stadium, hut It has now been arranged to
have both th start and finish at the Stad
ium, wtth tha turning point at Poteaudon,
on tha Antwerp-Brussels road. This road is
a paved hlhway with dirt or cinder paths
en either sU. u i.'-c-:IWB
V nli ...... Klttn itar r or lour-year-oins ano up
ItV-l, II 1, C o. ... rlnlmlne:: ml e and a furtnnr.
; Iioublea, Third RCand Wallace P. Johnson ,-,i,. Morse Wt Inde-r Horse Wt
""re'e LrTn,irl',T r-"' 23 Jason"' . . . .10" iXllu. .102
III. J. Johnson. Bo-ton. beat Nat W. Nlles 'Ji: ,.."1 , ,- '.ii ' :V.ii...K
TRIPLE VICTORY FOR
LIVINGSTON HORSES !
Oriole, Jadda and Arada Win
Blanket Finish in Stake.
Or IIENItT r. KING.
Jefferson Livingston nu to have a
comer on the raojlatfc market. Almort
every time It, rains and the track bt-
MRM tuirv th LltHnriTiui MiLnea flh.
homo In front The Empire CUy track
! was ankle deep In raud j trterCay and i
!!.?nt? IV ca.p.oori f0' ;
n ca ji. uunpimi rep-
rcMntative Droved a superior n ud run-
S
' run " from bis charge on a fast!
In the Ilolly Purse, the first event. .
Oriole, a two-year-old eon of Aanl i
and Hawkaorn, displayed amazing pted (
for aura heavy colnr and "boat BrUradler
joenerai. tne con Karaa'l Kldde recently
-J.l,oeht from Jm nmimncn. hrlnnTCmDn Tfnrc
' J J5.44 : Prcllcy. Ace High and Loyal I
Sweeper in the commonest kind of a
irTwJ
the dlt-
Bricadler.
C
vr,tch;j jsion of 1
LVsp;te the
the track Oriole
covered ih six atvt a half furluir course
. In i unut r 1 u-. i.i -h 114
pounds up
th before and after the race George
m. the trainer, declared that Oriole
. t . u
Odom.
was a faster horse on a heavy track
than he was on a lightning fast one.
And after his victory evtry racegoer
present agreed with him.
In the Hill View Purse his Jadda, a
three-year-old son cf Marathon, led home
a quintet of thrte-year-olds, two of 1
"nic. 11 11 aunoii certain can uui nun
on a last iracn uxe unoie, ne sprang.
VyuiTm bv.mr n Ws,ui'
in MhMl mint nn h4 rnrnn! fftr i
ston colors went past the Judges eight
nrths ahead of Georzie. whli came
with a rush and took place honors, a
, .ns:h and a half In front of Yellow
Hand.
In the final Mr. Livingston's Arada
scored, but not as easy as did his two
stable mates. He rat awav badh. ran
up to Sacajawea. the pacemaker, round- ' in the first set and nineteen placements M, rtrtJ. nmt ashore ulth seven. thet(t 5hfy ln. prtnrtly the cans cf -r -Ing
the turn and then fought it out with ! and thirteen errors In the recond set j rtrha f the rt so far. and IvT. easi flihlnr. The cause wi!) be ir ji h
her strid tor rtride to th Juds. where
only his head was In front
Mp 'resulted In the best finish of th
,r. t the end four horsea were nnlv
i noses apart To a vast majority of the
!Ioun" - . numD were noisie-l
a crowd gathered around the Judges'
"1 cnuic ia.uj, r..
Kummer. a brother of Clarence Rum
mer, the famous Jockey, rode the win.
ner.
MAS AND MAJOR WIN.
Tabe
Tsto 3Iatclira In 3Ianhattnn
Doulilra Championship.
Held for the first time as a separate
tournament, the Manhattan doubles
championship got under way yesterday
on the courts of the New York Tennis
Club with an entry of twenty-eight
teams, that Included Cedric Major and
Alrick II. Man. Jr., one-time holders of
the title: Ben Letson and Frederick C.
Anderson, the New Jersey champions,
and Alfred D. Hammett and Kmbree
Henderson, runners-up in the New Jer
sey title tournament. Seven matches
were played In the first round and two
In the second. Man and Major scored
over' two capable teams In H. B. O'Boyle
and Donald Keresey and A. L. Von
; Bcrnuth and D. M. Lay. defeating both
,,., - ,,,.. ',',... 8
Manhattan Doubles Championship. First
Round-H B. O'Doyl and Donald Keresey
defeated S. R. McAllister and Georgs O.
Moore, 57. 5-t. 6-6. Cedric Major and
Alrick H. Man. Jr.. defeated Anton L. Von
Etrnuth and D. M. Lay, 62, 03, Frank
T. Andereon ard Charles A Anderson de
bated Hlgmund Spaeth and George S. Croes
beck, ft 1, 61, Rcbert S. Stoddart and S.
G Kelly defeated V. Coocan and J. Ford.
6-0, 00: Alfred D. Hammett and Embree
"'nutrson oeieaiea t.iison ana hodds, O-O.
t! I. Chatterton and Vriens defeated A. H.
Wood and J. D. Keyes, fi2, 28. 7-s'5.
Second Round Cedric Major and Alrick H.
Man, Jr., defeated H. B. O'Uoylt and Donald
Kerey, 64, 75; It. S. Stoddart and 8. G.
Keller defeated Frank T. Anderson and
Chariot A. Anderson, 63, 0-3.
TO PI AY .MISSISSIPPI ELEVKN.
BIXOVINGTON. Ind.. July I3.-Th Indi
ana UnHerilty football tram will play the
Mississippi Unlterslty eleven at Bloomtngton
Octottr 6. It aa announced to-day by Ewald
O. Stlehm, director of athletics at Indiana.
The game nlil take tht place of that sched
uled with Rutgers College a't New Bruns
wick. X J.. which was cancelled bcauu
of the length of the trip.
EMPIBE CITY ENTRIES.
First Race For three-year-olds and up
ward, claiming, about sis furlongs:
Index. Horse. Wtjlndex. Horst. Wt.
543 Mme. Uyng..llO (607) Brisk 120
607 Flying Orb..loS 9 Val. West ..10i
607 Trlomphant..ll01 177 M. HoIIIns ..103
607 Amer. Eagle.1151 607 'Midlan 103
Barrts Pet...0S 614 Beauty Sleep. 110
007 Tan II 110 607 Etruscan ...,115
607 Arrowhead ..1081 607 Ben. Crow.. .,115
5SI Amackaasln..ll5 170 North. Belle. .103
531 Redgers, ....113 6IC Fair Colleen.. 103
Second Race The Edzenood Purse: thr
0IU lively iw ll inv t' guest. ,JIU
year-olds and up; selling; one rolls and
WlKtli.''' w. ..,
WO Young Adamllll -W 'Youneed ...104
,U.... .... lll'l... IIUl.Ti I.
f.l.T Coaler lii nn 'Penelope ...101
ii! !
M2" Ben Gow....lOT '.:i2' Veto
601 Ivry .......,100! 5321 Crystal Ford
(0I) W. MachlnellH 5I'I Sir Grafton. 10S
Third Race Th East "View Stakes of
0,000; two-year-olds: about tlx furlongs:
Index. Horse. Wt
Index. Horse.
wt.
.118
(60!) Ten Lec 113
.'.03 Dark-Horse. 116
(6201 Knobble ....116
503 Halu 116
(5061 Moody 116
(603) Chevalier ..
(60S) Eternity ...
020' Theodosla .
621 Batlynew ..
500' Machlavelll
lid
-1W
(4 VII SeraDla 116
rourtn ltare ine lonnent
Handicap ef
S4.000; for three-year-olds and upward: mile I
.... . -t-.un.h. 1
index. Horse. . Wt.'Index. Horse. Wt. '
(OOOl On Watch ..1121 Sift' Cromwell .. 9
i.Crth 1.. tm.le tOn (W.J fnn TI 1M ,
.i. ........ . . . . , .,... v . .. ,.w
f.tll Salvestra ...100
Not The weight on On Watch Includes a i
nnalty or .T Ins.
Fitlh Rare-For four-year-olds and
elulmlne:: mile and a furtnnr.
'.
tut' Air Man
i- n.iH iu im
fel m ,
r9 'nvrest Boy.1
nil I. Drapeau..ii.i m Arbitrator ...103 t
t Alma H 102
Sixth Bace Two-year-olds; maidens; sell
ing ; five and a half furlongs:
Index. Horse. Wt.llndex. Horst. TO.
f.00 Cellva 110J 609 Lady A!gy...l07
615 Lady FrappellOl 602 Toreador ....110
615 Kate Kraley.1071 602 Frippery ....102
(626) Arada 1111 540 Gipsy Id...tl0
626 L. Fanlastle.1121 602 8alesman ...111
602 The Cook.. .1111
Apprentice attawanct clalmaat
Olympic Leave for
Three Police Athletes
T IP.EE memberi of the New
Tork Police .Department hav
been granted a leave of Uty
days to take part in the Olympic
raises to be held in Antwerp next
month. They are Lieutenant Mat
thew J. McGrath 'of Traffic A.
Patrolman Patrick McDonald of
Traffic B and Patrol nun WtJUara V.
Spensler of the East Eisht'-eishth
meet station.
McGrath and McDonald will com
pete in the discus and hanvser
throwing contests and Spensler in
the heavyweight boxine elasn. '
Preparatljns are belnir made in the
Police Department to give the three
men a rousing send off when they
leave next week for Antwerp.
V
IN LONG MATCH
.i5 Beaten n v Httntr in f f
nf W.ih.t, c:
"
. ,
.. 'Lt1" lfl n 01
'-'nntry Cub of Westchester silkies
'yeftercar Francis
Hunter ?hi Vftrfh
h!le and Westchester County champion.
:d'f'1.W!llatr.d io 'after three
'." hafosht Mta by a score of :-.
. 10 J. The contest was marked
by hard hitting and sharp, alert volley
leg on both sides and'there was little to
chooee between the men until the Ust
few games of the final set, when BoUford
tired and was unable to maintain tha
fart pace set by his opponent Hunter
, by his hard hitting literally smashed his
, .. ....,
in the last ten minutes
-1,.
The" default of Leonard Beekman and
n . ... ..... . . .
Iby rain on Thursday.
Hugh Kellher played spectacular ten
nis In his first round match with Ed
mund W Peaslee. whom he defeated
5 . I. Tre latter was unable to
offer much resistance against the force
ful, accurate hitting of his opponent who
had fifteen placement, and only six errors
i Th summary :
J Cocntr7 Club ef Wett'iws'.er Inrttaiion
Flrrl First rooart-nnfrt 1 ivT raic
Wl'.iUra RoicnbiLiD. 17. fZ. Hush
Kelebr itfeated Eimur.d W P'asle. ft 0.
Alai L lyiwrer wen from Harold A
J Throckmorton
and default. Chart
1"$ rouod-Hvgh Kllfhr defeafd A. J.
t.n..rr fi R I- William J. Gallon de
feated R. B SiKhley. 63. 6-2. Henry Mol
lenhauer defeated Charles Chambers, 60.
6-0. Hoffman Nkkerson won from A. H.
Man. Jr . by dfault: Fran'ls T. Hunter de
feated Wlliard Bouford. 2-A 7-.".. 10 J;
G. A. L. Plonue won frora Charles M. Bull.
Jr . by default.
rrtrrt rMV m'AI
REACH GOIJ- FIAI-
P.ROOKLINE. Mass.. July 23 Fred J.
Wrtfht. Jr. and Parker ScHofleld. both ef
th Albemarle Coif Club. Newtonville, win
play to-morrow for the amateur golf cham
plonshlp of Massachustts. The pair sur
Tivea tnetrmana stmi-imai rouaaa .v u-
HOD AND GUN.
SEA BASS AND RIACKF1MI.
PRISCfLU LEAVES BATTERY
7:45 IHTRY DAY EXCEPT MONDAY. '
Lunrhr and Rrefrethmentt Sened.
AJwa: p.tnty of bait. Capt. ENGLAND.
PBISC1LLA WILL NOT GO FISHING ON I
YACHT RACE DAYS . I
jrjrr toe TinNG for fishgio,
RHAKI$J.45 KHAKIS'
PANTS SHIRTS
.75'
iVlODELL'S
11 Ft'LTON ST.
70 CORTINrrT ST
KMtMIIKE II.K SATFRDAY. 7:30 A. M.
KLONDIKE BANK SUNDAY, S A. M.
SEA BASS NOW RUNNING GOOD,
ft I fl I D 1 dally, 6 A. M.. eie Monday.
hlKul HA Sunday, ft A. M.. Sheepshead
UlimLUn Blr ' capt. D. MARTIN.
SEE YACITf RACES wniLE tISinNG.
SEABASS AND BLACK FISH.
Steamer "LINTA
lve CaxArtte. " A. M Daily exc. Mon. and
Robert P.
SEA BASS AND FLUKE,
leave 52d Street, South
Brooklyn, Sunday. 7 A. M.
Capt. GUS POLING.
Doughboy
Ivs, Stahle's Iler, Canarsl,
7 A M Eat. Sun. i Mon.
ARTHUR AND HARRY,
formerly of th "A1frt s
Wenkflsh, Fluke, Lafayette.
ii. .ii ien Maroor.
CHAS. '0EHItEN. Goose Creekjamalea Bay
DS FISHING TACKLE
We alro lend money on taetii.
J. H. RE1F. 309 3d At . nr 23d St.. it T. C.
SELNADA
Sunday 8:30. Dally, exc
won and FtI.. 8 jo froca
XT 'V. Free port. Fart
12. Inc. bait
UAItMA.N a DENTON,
spa nASS AN1 Ml irunmi
0111 M D(lPf 'earrs Sheepsh'ead Daily
AnUlllllllllIV . sun. 7 A. M
Capt. PIJtGE.
Commodor
Molltor's Dock.
uwnswater station,
rsday and St.
6 :43 train. Sunday. 3 .2
train. Hen Wrljrht,
LONG BRANCH FISHING TIER
FiuV. nuke, are biting good, wcakflsh
! and blackfish are biting. Bait and tackle
very rtatwinuig.
BASS AND BiaCKFISH-7 A. M. SUNDAY.
Captain Joe fi.
Leaves nneepsneaa uay
dally except Monday 8 A. M.
Capt. ARCHY BUCKNER.
ALERT
Leaves It. It. dock. Wreck Lead,
exc. Mon. ana r ri., o:43
Sunday 5:25 train.
Capt. GEORGE WILSON.
BASS. "BLACK-SUN. t-M. LONG BRANCH
uawi " ... .ii. a a t ... Um
UAS9,
MaJail
from' Sheepshead Bay.
Capt LOUIS HARMS.
Dolauradora
leaves Stahle's, Canarale,
Sunday, 7 A. M.
Capt. THEO. I'EITH.
ZANGARA
leaves Washington St., Jersey
Sunday a. .. u. n.
30. Capt. CHR1STENBEN
Nautilus
leaves Dunne's, Sheepshead
Bay. 8 A. M. Sat. for spots; 8
A.M. Sun.for sea bass. Stefano
JUDGE
'Leaves Bay 41th at. Ulmer Fark.
Tues.. Thurs.. Sat 9 A. M. Sua.
" M. CHAS. ANDERSON.
.7,.Blf and 8E.V BASS :30 A.M. SUNDAY
F.:aSftov leaves foot Washington at. Jer-
... ruv Only. capt. u. onuit-v
sTftn i Leaves A. . aany,
1,2 Ml IK ADunnt's Dock. Sheepshead Lay,
.IJLIVrlVfi capt. LOUIS KOMAREK.
niO MESSES OF FLUKE Botgtl'a launches
. r...nilft dally. 7 A. M.: 12. In
halt. Tel. Skidmor wi.
Wrrnr. F1SHLNO-10 A. M. DAILY,
1 1 ..... t-un.V... 11.. .
' anssi'nlil' Leaves Sheepshead Bay fiunftas
' ADMIHflL t;30. Capt. -HARHE.
OLIVIA
Ivs. Cla.on Point Sunday at 8
A M. for blaekflih, flounders;
bring bait. Capt. PLOGER.
ELEANOR G, g
Laves Harms': Hotel,
latianas nay, Sundaia
8 A. M. Capt. TED,
PAUDIH
leaves foot 15th St.. Hoboata
'"" ii .u; t ier i, s.lv.ll., j. rj.. 713
r,,....Thur... Sat.. Buiu Cap.. Kd
nncc p LEAVES WEST
35TH rt
M.
CAPT. JOE.
P. BELMONT m'JFr
MAHCY B. '""'iLl.A.in
-' "mwu.-y
KLONDIKE does not sail nnxll furthtr u
tic. Capt P. PERSSON. ' u"
Bch Bridge, la.ll, Capt. Babla.
ICOCHRAN'S OFFER
MAY SHIFT IN VALUE'?? y
1 wool! take ptaco accordlar to 1 e
Kearns Considers the Rates of and that there wcwid be so iterfer.
Foreign Money Exchange.
By CHAULES F. MATHISO.V. 5
WT:en Jack Kearrji was asked yester- the rules and rerulationa of th r--.
day what he tboucht of the offer of , mtaiion." was the sUt of Ctal:n
fSe.900. made by Charles a Cochran, j ha 8. Smith's reply to the report t!t
for a boat in London between Demptey x rival promoter would esdea . - ,
and Carpentler he said ; J have the bouts stop?d.
That is a rroposltton that require ' ..wbslt lt u irue thlt l3)t r,.rj.
of the bout For example. on.Thursd.y. i Eood conduct MU
when the offer was received, the
was worth IJ.S9, ana tn ooiurs
the pus would have amounted to
119.. To-day the American value
of the pound fell to U.T. which would
reduce the tout value to I1SS.W9.
Now. suppose that we werir" over to
England for a bout la November or
December and the pound sterling drooped
to U. Tou can fee that the f9.00
...!. -n n ntts4i for the reason
ifv. ..' " ----- - 1
that wten we returned to America we
..1.4 ,v Vnrl'Ah moner Into I
vaw v,.M..e . - " .
dollars.
"However the offer is a good one ara
I hl! thinlj it over before giving a
fAn(t answer. At the same time I am
convinced there is more money fnr both
Carpentler and Dempsey right here in
America. 1 am nju 01 ik
ice cnampion ssuum uunw ....v -
American soil, and I have seen nothing
to change my opinion on that point"
Dempsey continues to train hard
every day and will be in excellent trim
In another week or two.
Th attempt by certain disgruntled
boxlnr promoters of New Jersey to pre
vent the Wills-Fulton and other bouts
scheduled for the Newark Sportrmn'.i
ROD AND
HIGH WATF.lt FOR LOCAL ANGLERS FROM JTLY 2 TO JIT. Y Z
Tb HcrWo). -Bay
UI.
27
3JI
4-48
S3i
624
Dt.
Jalr J
July 2S
Jolr 2
Julr 11
a.m r-' wi. :
2 12 2 .4S 2 17 I JO
. XfA 35 3 II 3.
.. 01 4 30 4.0.5
. 4JI 5.17 M
S-M 603 SM J07
July
The time riven in the aboe table is Eastern
oce hour.
, . t . mt Tharwlar.
Weakfish Cam Bark a HU on lnor"
Charlie Johascn and his PrV corralled ten
eVfl"h on Thursday ano win .
lmproTerrnt over tne paT ten q.j
eatrh wer small, running two and mree
to tli party. Th lafaytttes or spots, as
t-rr ar no calling them, bit well, and a
i . . . v. ... -m itr.n in - a '. .j
of the guides went after nuke and
rney rot tV.ern oo Cateh ran up as high
as fifteen to th boat, and some ril- Ud
"okt amen? Them. The inside fL-hermen
hare tee outsld mn t-'aten to a fra!e in
th cities of re'tisz iiune. iii-
s Is probably that th besm trawlers are
rot p-ralttid to drag their nets through
th channels of Jamaica Bay-
Weakflshlng down In Barnegat Bay has ,
taken rn a decided Improvement, and catches
as high as eixtr to a boat have been r
rorted Thl would Indicate that there is
tk Jamaica Bar weak-
riihemen for it Is lust possible that the
fi.h ar'o-lr now cornier up the coast In
' .7,,.. " iMh -hi'e We will know as.
I ivria-t within ten days.
i rurediy wiuim ten w.
r?.hiRr
Another Angle on the roor tisning.
. v-on-n fUhing pilots In th
1 .t viti s rsptsln and
jjt owner of many years standlnit,
BOD AND GUN.
S5.00 EACH RACE
InternationalYachtRaces
Vietc Them at Cloio Range
From YACHT PRISCILLA
LEAVE BATTERY LANDING S .30 A. M.
ON DAYS RACES ARE HELD.
Capt. ENGLAND In Charge.
,Sand and Tlood Worms. Tel. CbtUea 5444.
FISHIN GTACKLE aa-
P.REINGOLD'
largest Fishing Tackle
Store in ew ions.
ltl-l't F.lrhth Ate..
Cor. 16th St.
G. BECHER,
S42 E. tlth St Murray nill 2123.
Bait, Tackle, Antes. Mountings, Repairing.
Split Bamboo S-rt Tlpa it 00. Big (tack
Crtenheart Bethabara and Lancewood.
TO THE YACHT ILM RS.
CRUSOE
PLENTY OF I-INO.
aves Canarsl Saturday
ind Sunday at 7 A. M.
r.KO. KAMMKRr.it
4 Bros.
leaves Glen Island, Nep
tune Dock, for Blackflsh.
Sunday. A. M Fart
11 2-'.. Halt on board.
KATHFRINF Private parties. Fir
113 Wastagh. Write Seaford. L. I.
Capt. TO. N. SCHUSTER.
GASOON
1. 7-J0 A. M.
leaves Sur.day.foot of Wash
ington St , Jersey Cltr. 7
A.M.; Central Railroad. Pier
Capt. R. O'BRIEN.
LAFAYETTES. Blaekflsb. Fluke. De Con
Inck's, Raunt. Rockattay Beach. Launches
for hire. Blood and Sand Worms. Tele
phon 12ft Bell Harbor. Trains stop at door
Leavs Wreck Lead Station
dally exc. Mon. Fri. 8:43
train. Sunday, 5:23.
Capt. JAKE RATHMAN.
Thura.. Sat. Sun. Bait on
board. Tel. 1373 Morn'slde. capt. A. LYONS.
Seabird
FLUKE FLUKE FLUKE.
Leaves Stahle's, Carcarsle,
S A M. Sunday
Cant. JOHN SCHAEFER.
BASS FISHING. S A. M. SUNDAY.
One. Dlrrnnn '"v" Sheepshead Bay 10
ilKil r A. M. cai y tor nukt.
--- '
Capt. FRANK.BAUMANN.
IDA
FLUKE FLUKE FLUKE,
leaves Stahle's. Canarsle. 7 A. M.
Sat, 6 A. M. Sun. Capt POLLAK.
ANNIP Lvs. Washington St.. Jersey City,
numb 7;00 A M c R n -,.0 A M
Capt. LAGAIPA.
n ,, t ! . Lvs. Dunne's Dock, Shetpsnead
A V KBay. S A. Jt. dally. Sabass,
'Blackflth. Capt J. LUXDT.
FOR HIRE. Motor Boat "Private." seating
.n. hAii or dav: saillnr. fishln. Tnnuir.
3S Dooley St, Sheepshead Bay.
fl! VUDI& Fluke and weakflsh parties, ac
ULIITirin commodatlon. Tel. Wantaah
164. Capt. BILL MARCLEY. Seaford. L. I.
"WHITE WINGs" for hire, private parties.
Fluk and weakflsh. Write or phone 180
Wantash. Capt. GUY DAVIS. Seaford. L. I.
Sir, Myra
leaving Battery Landing
Dally, except Monday. 7
A. II.
Str. EVELYN-vTYm:
AlVlirOir.A dally 8. 8un,
.7. Bat 2 P. M.
nnia.sa.r. Kheenshead n
America will net salf at a p,
J. lllcha.l.
M. to-dav.
GEORGIE M,
leaves Murray's, Wreck
Lead dally 6:43 tra,
Sun,3'2Sir,Jn, M.MuVraV.
RosbR.II
FI.l Kh A.N D SEA Iias "
Canarsl 7 A. M. d.n'v
5 '30 Sunday,
DICK PERSON.
Q1PPHII "as canarsl every day j a
dArrnu M RonDF:rt t TYNnAi.r'
TT1 'KH A DLeaves
Shetpsnead
Uav
E.LlVlrtlXg a. M.; 8un., 7:30.
dally.
liL'S HAU.
Yankee Doodle 1) aPlt
EFFORT II "'J r.an- ,ro'" She..
trrUKMI. head Capt F. WRECK.
R. C. LUNDY ?"T ZS" 'linly
a.wiwa from Sheth.. n.-
- - " . -
DUANE
'.''XV Canarst ewry day 1
A- M. Capt. M. ROWLANn
ANWY1
Clason Point 8
Bat. Bun.. Tues.
A. M. Thurs..
BIJOU AJ!.S ft, " J-m a, m!
NEW YORKER
2 P. M.,
CLULO.
rInh Uondir nlaat has tx'ArA -..
'New Jeriey Boxisc CotssiUaloa er
- " ",ri;rZ . ..
"""r. , '
the bouts. iae inimaionaj t. t
backing me. in outer worcs tr ey i.(
aiaranteed me against loss. If a'u- t
should 60 wrong I would lose r-y - -j
and license. Ton can be sure tha' I aa
taking very cood care that I w- -t:
sacrifice them. The public and th e- i
era are being protected In ever
prescribed by the Jersey code
1 .... .
Mickey Russell, the Jersey c
Msl has had the mlsforun to
, from impaired eyesight and a r
1 nrt!nment for h's berf
, fl3lKt to-night at th Amikt
JrrJAr Cty. Some of tne bK t-xtn ,
1 this city will appear In genu.ne otrt'i-j,
Danny Fruah Is the latest Zz? jh
featherweight to claim the eia?ws.
ship of the class. Half a daiea cthsr
English feathers got ahead of Daisy
with title claims, but Danny's li as gool
as theirs. Frush claims a victory cvt:
Toung Chaney and nays he yearaa t
rueet Kllbane In the ring.
GUN NEWS
f'.nnrtl IJUiyi t&TI lr;rs
TM. Af. PM. .OI. P.M. AM P51
330 2-S7 3-W 4T T
4S3 3M 438 73 7J2 J9)
t, 15 4:49 5 1 3 W it
1W 5:41 8 12 0 19 653 7C
.7 67 4S 9:53 9:44 7JJ 7t
standard time. Fcr daylight sartrg ua xii
I saM yesterday of the nssing evrfisi,
) .w. i facinr peculiar aad charged
t())M while I do not beiittle tSe ransfol
1 work of the beam trawlers. ct ":
ti,. destroctlcn of th spawning tnu
tnrtMi(r(, ,re. Net so nany yea-t i
, gutl ahoolt of Muefish and nirtr. -asis
, ,0 Mr .jjn., with regularity, ard t
run out Into th lower car.--
seeing evidence of them. Great V- v i rf
bunkers T-er not only la the bas. r.1 er
outside along th coast showing t"-e!r jiwr
sides to all boatmen. For tb par r trsl
y-ars. In or.e portion of Jama! -a Ear lie
sn itteraii) millions or ama1
j-w-ed out Heating away belly p
ide. and ths I hart seen on n.an r ft t
occasions In th last ten years T i r
tlon was no doubt brought a'out r- s-rr
and it prevails la most arms of ..v "a Is
th neighborhood of big cltt-s
"Wt should try to get under way a crre-
ment to correct this evil, and suei a mr
ment Is not the work of a leagu cf 'tabs-'
men or an association of boat owners t-ste
m entlr community of men whose -?:" !-d
strength would compel attention frc-s 'j
.Federal GcAerement. To correct ti.s rv
; woujd ntatl a great undertak'.-g a-j! S
' ould rtvitf the Inshore and bav fis itg
ouieker and nor thorouahly than a-y Ue
means at the disposal of the people t g1
' you th suggestion and will sypper- s-r
i mot emem tnai may p pji ;np-ar-
EOD AND GUN.
BATTERY LANDING
EI.LA Irate- nerj
Saturday Afternoon at 1 P. M.
Fare 1150 lac halt. Sun, 7AM l-W.
Tues.. Wed., Thura.. Sea Ra and ti-.f.
Capt. F SCHWA RTZMAN
NOTICE ! 4 A. M. SUNDAY
SIUI5ASS i
Josephine
SEABASS and BLACkTISn.
ueaves l!ayli.e
Sheepshead Bay
day SAM
every
Capt BERT
RIK VVAI 7 Special spilt bamboo s-.r '!?
lancewood stralsht grained lie. a ft ar
length. Mountings, Agate tips and fc.jes,
NEPTUNE BEELS.
170 1st Ave. near 1Mb St Tel. Orch. Btl
WHITBY
5 A. M. PLENTY BAS3
leaves Hammer's Doc.
Sheepshead Bar. erenr tit.
Com early. Take Brighton "L" train ft!,
good f Is hint and see yacht races afterward.
Capt FRANK HAMMERS.
VELOCITY
Dally, 8 A. M Sunday,
SO. from EheerstetJ
Bay. Capt. Henry Bnbt,
formerly of the steamer Mt Desert
AVUI net go fishing Saturday.
SPECIAL TRIP MONDAY-BASS. rORGIE.
i:v-, rvniiiL
S ALERT
Boat chartered by fapt. H. Hau
ser, 107 8tn av.. N. Y. C. Tel.
Chelsea 336?. All friends
come.
RAY II.
Capt.
6 A. M. BUNDAT
Dunne's Dock,
Sheepshead Bay
JOE M0RAVEC.
FishingTackle and Bait
Sealers who do not tell lire bait hate tin
words "tackle only" or "no bait" foltowlil
their names. List appears Tuesdays, Thurs-
Cays and Saturdays.
MANHATTAN AND THE BRONX.
Abbey A Imbrle. 97 Chambers St. Tackle o'JJ.
Abercromslt a Fltch.Uad.av. A 45th. T'U oa
Baumann, 2232 Second sr.. near 113th at
Baumann. John. 371 W. 125th tt. J
Brunner. WashJIktTel7433 Cort. HIgraraiisi.
BlachlnskyJ012 3d av.(155th st). T'l.Mtl.lUI
Brunner. WashMktTII433 Cort. Helsraclt.iu
Cot, Alphtus, 27 West 12Mh st. Tackle csly.
Conroy, Thos. J., 23 John st Tackle only.
Da vera, 8. B. Co., 123 W. 123th st
Davega. 8. B, Co., Ill East 42d st. i 'TV
Daiega. 8. B. Co.. 831 Broadway. I 1'"
Davega, S. B. Co., 13 Cortlandt st. t Bgx;
Dlrkes. 401 W. ROth at (A. Dory prop.). Tt-.
Dutll, John. 42S W. 42d st Tel. Lor-gacre 137.
Fuche, H.. 52 First ar. Tel. 936 Orchard. Bait
Rn.rh.rT.tl Sth It lUlh at. Unrn'sd Sdil'
Cordon, 2127 Amsterdam av., lustn st No bait
r. IM am'.tm av T.I r-l1S? TUttlT.
I!ei.ts: .M iv . nr lit at. Kkl har.d tack:.
Bross, 8th av. and 34th st. Second hand tscC'.
Hlrtch. L.. 609 Amst'dm av.. l-sotn sts. r m.
Hochgraf.F..S07E.34thst Tel.Vanderbtit 2iA
KellerraaiUOW Mav.,154 tt. Tel.Mel.10B. Bd
Klffe. H. II. Co.. 523 Broadway. Tacsie our.
Kirtland'a. 98 Chambers st Tacklt Helcra es.-
Laiarua. Sot. 218 E. 69th tt No bait
Ltvttens. 531 E.138 st. Tackebit. MeUSA
Maey. It H. Co.. B'way a 31th st. No bsU.
Msrker.H..1492Amst.aT..n'r 134th. T'k'.eitslt
Metropolitan Hdw. Co., Church and Vesty sta.
Hudson Terminal, tirana uenirai. .-to ran.
Ogllvy. It Co.. T9 Chamoers st .to :
Patterson.Gottfried.Hunter.KOFuLst. No t
PoIlmenl.D.83Bleeckercor.Prry. Tackle -
Relf. J. 1L. 300 Third ar. Flihlny taeHe.
Retnrold. 121 8th ar.. cor. 16th st. Tkl'a!t.
t...-. tu, r. Tiw.v a titt. .t Ti:l:l
Rogtra Peet Co.',' B'way at Warren st I at
ilogtn reel wo., o way si Atin st. t i--.
ti rt Pn . srtfth at sin st. :orss.
Rosenbaum, S E.138th st. Sd ar."L" sutler
Bchoverllng. Daly 4 Gales. 302-4 Brcs'trsy.
o. ....... w...tt. r. ... v- , . at Tarkls.
Tom Hofe.E. Co.,"lH Fulton st. Taekle ertt
Von LengericeDetmoia.inc..4i4 mic;,
Wali.0..1701stav.nr.lOth. 53870rch. TIi
B0E0UGH OF BROOKLYN.
Abraham A Btraus, Fulton st. Tsckls o.-.ly.
Conxen. A.. 132 Grand St. Tel. 3013 SUIT
Doering Co.,564 Liberty av . nr Scher-it a.
Epstein. L. A. .1118 Broadway .cor P Kes'
lohnson. P. 259 Wyckoff a-.. KM Etrxrea.
Klngston,14oniulton st. 7508 Bedford.Repslrt.
Kraeuter. 277 Graham av. Rait tackle T.
Kummer.!!. ,173ft B'way.B'klyn. Tai ''
Loeser. Frederick A Co.. Fulton st Tkle onf.
JIarsters. J. P., 53 Court st Tel. !
Mlchaelson. H. !!.. 1274 Bedford a Tkls c-l
Mlchaelson. N. L..9I4 Broadway Tacklec-J;
Iulltr.O.,262 Wyckoff av, T-1.3211 brgry
Morris.A..1737Fnltonst..Reld av. IHl WJ
Roeper.M.W.. 777 Woodward av. Tsckl; of
chaaf. 193 Flatbush av. Tel. 2319 Pterltng.
chebler.F.,2.'.lWyckoffav.Tel 1PV7 Everjrse.
Bote. 849 Flushing av. Tel. 4816 P !-, T
prung.L.761 Atlantic av.Tel.W.3 Es'""'''
Vothrlngtr.llSS Myrtle av. T14178-WE -Wtbtr.
IL, 148.1 Broadway. TH. boots.
out op Tqm
Wymbs, Mike. 441 I2th tt..W.st NJr.
Wlt4than.lL.T17 Hackna'k Plk.rd..W.Hoin,r
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