THE SUN SATURDAY AUGUST 29 1903

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gUI FOR THE FUTURITY

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TOIMPS MO RACE

Most Favor Wllli the UntrlM Irons

Kttnr llriiwn Madden and Whitney

In 1H I iwctin Track Will Un Heavy

The rleheit twoyearold atnko of th year

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ln heavy irolnir-J

Wl rum will he started about 4 oclockr-

urlfltiiM on th new Btraiijhtawayi-

vlitriiv ours and nineteen youneatcrsI-

VMI niwl to fan tha starterTic iinwiiw of opinion among leading

yffrday was that the rnoo was thenil proMm 10 solve that they had ever

i tuiit tf rubllo bottUm would be-

nver nearly hit the Held Testeririivy MIII transformed the truck Into

n of mud Ivrn should the mm rlso-

nnd wirin this rnornlnu the trackiiilinir si Kriuilc Clark to ba

ivv that th cotl nil fill with a

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iTirfiiii fr fklnir over official

r i of iiriiw nlifht were inclined to thevii iiiy Panels phenomenal lilly

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r ii i Try lu pounds and Fullerv Mipintf jorlsays it tha Spa wIlt

r v tin mount Shu Is conceded10 MI tin quickest youngsters In train

rvuy from the post and ha won

l fiisatlmial manner In the mudT at Saratoga Mr Panel

fninM iiiiiiliislon that llnmburt Delia

iv ii oirly in ilw futurity mid his coni Illly has increased since then

i nriiini to siy lliiinhurtt Helle lo-

pi r vi lixlnll Keen Dovecot R stakeT lv iu tl sfiKon at Morris Park

is Moitbtfur lu the ofllrlil list

fi in Coney Islum Jockey HubI Hi irn Ililli KOCH to the post It In CMI-

n l Hut ulio will rule favoriterut a iinrtloulnrlj short pricettiiiknown last

I ill In at nil siirpriiliiK If tho-KM in liiliil Uohlnoor mid dovecotet ui in1 iiui the oholcn at tho last momenti HI u1 expected of Drlhl the lienIk i won tho i tcii

sui it ttin Spa Dellii has worlwlP-

IVII iirlinirs fur Futurity In lao andHII H Mnrid nblliiy to run heavy iolnI-n ii f liis run at Ho haveti wiMT ii7 and Onnnon will have

nvnit Kolilnoor hnH not yet Cottonii ui Hi nmlilen class though two

is but ho Is a younsster-TruiiuT Howe has conftdencn-i It win saM lust nicht that thc

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a T MirlkMt who Is a maiden but has doneCM iinlitiii work In trials OVITU fulr track

vv i Vditniys Hamburgfi i nut Mercury Meddler

ri were luith hentpn races nt Saratosa-NO roriiiir showed class in several stake

m Morris Iarli iniluclitig the EclipseIi won S S

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tlit in his belief the twoyiiirald in and there areshrewd horsemen who shard this opinionHmomjtlck will pick up 127li iv the benefit rldng of

low he regular stable Audiencewill probably b by Capt Browns

who hua beenruling for him exclusive In the West

Midden the of the Turfhis named three starters Adbell by PlauditNllimn Minute ManIarntua and Gettysburg by HamburgIlittto Among ath nd liny Gettysburg Is retarded us a denRrous ran second to

In the Tremont Stakes at firavescndwhereupon Madden purchased him fromM BothAdhill and The Minute Manvinll Is snld to bo Maddens pride and

thn mo t cnrcful preparationIN owner Madden

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ntihlc but whether hla prediction will cometry or not remains to aa n

Ktrvchinla who won the Grand Union HotelKtdkes Saturday U considered one olthe best roltH In He has inaile

Htrlilen durinit lust month and willtin a factor no doubt If the track suits himJlo will 127 pounds and Wlnkfleldmay the mount August Belmontf-

nlors will be enrried by the Heldame-bv Octasoa Bella Donnn who has runfn r raM Fred Gebhard will be representecI-K Ua lan tho Plaudit fitly

tom he purchased from Madden Inin the tUOtH Raitlnt

have to carry 124 pounds She Is a halff ii r to Ctiinflre Is gunm to the core WliiHflands Little Em n fleet lIlly bv foldirc t lloso Han will have it following

hn only started In two races butfhi has remarkable d andii 1ty to IniMl strone The Osceoln Stable

Phaser a colt by Plaudit Uranihl-io was bred by Madden but has not Bhowr-

iiiuih in his racua Woodford Herllnih Amelin i an unknowniiiiinttv while I Hlgtrin1 Collector JesmipIns won onic ood races in fair companyPrry Belmonts Mid Cial-l r Occiila U still 1 maiden If the wuathei-U nearly 50010 persons will probablyIiher nt

Tlw Kututlty StiUcs for 110 XX-

HP Iuturlty courseiiv nt Owner lucltry-

roonntlt ii 127 S S Urownnil 1J7 I K Krene Cnnnnn-i k l 1J7 WMicliprttl WlnkfltldM-

T in 124 Ieblii rd Hlefc-sl IJ V C Whitney llurnj

ManU J K Madden ilcOtfTertin IIH I p Kiene Oochran-r rj 11 K Madclpn Onnurll-

vill 17 J E Maddrr ONeillr Kerne Coburn-

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117 KrlmuDt lullmtn-IMMV lin AllrlinoDt Minderlnmiiinr iirilc 114 S Patret lullrr

ill Amiliii 114 W Clay Robbtai1-11 s S Drown Hrlzerson

rn ill V Lnkrlind MartinThe other entries follow

155 1-4lisiiitor itven 10 Ilroadway 14

14 KathirlneC 1-4liniiiniiani 147 Suave

itt Step Uzhtly lilalililauinn Ha way 11-

nur HO Obnet 135-

SiTiind liars for twoyearold selllnf flvoniI half in Ion us of Futurity courie-irinip 101 nrdman 9-

1Mb Murphy 107 Ruby Hln S107 Tommy Rot S

KicnUiilfc 107 KxtralAW ff104 Edna Edward 8-

wretToni 104 Mlmon-I IMBTIMfnnrlfs 101 Mildred L M 81

101 Anna flailUm

ThW Kae Fall Ilaidlcap alx rurlonti of the

TinMusiiPticr till ShotGun too114 Hlmielf IW-

rtliulati 114 Lady Ureas 10Iflvrr Ilratf 110 lllyrta 0

Firth Rare For threeyearoldj and upwardnlnit onr mile

IOS Hoodwink 102TlIia wet iMl 101

104 I al y Green IOCfin 1M I0

Pirate 103 Locket 0-

Mroller 103

lath Kaee For tliroeyraroldi end upwarda sljteentb on turf

Iiird liiKiifp 120 intKvln Ship 114 Moon Ito

rk inn Florhnm Queen 104Klin Ido Pagrt 01-

tnreh Hi8 The Hanterrr OS

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lIe 0 the at Hawthorne to da thelv inmp made up ot purjo and tellingi iiml sadly Iflilllnic

six furloncs Red Tlaven 100-HVUI u i0 2 won Dont Aslc Mo I1D Kerrfllui 1 einnd The Meteor ins Adkliw 10 to

inird Time lM44 Pomj ey Drlmfull Kuilc CathiTlue China liurandaloiwilrlft Bnmdarv Ttiiellartus Cranvlll CHIef

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ulnl Time I 10 Hanwell Smithnln M urhilan Ioulac Mcliiliu Oranireman

sliultan nml Innd nlso nn-nilM live One mile ami one eljlith Louisvillei hnipp 5 tu i won Wl WILian-

i Mond stur fution 0 J Hooker It to lTlmi IJH Haukln and Dutch Carter

i ranIoirh IlnrpFlvc furlonifiPeler Paul lit

Uii tven won Vltihonit 112 Vllinrn-ii J V ONeill 103 llubtim H in 10

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TEAMS FOR ShOOTING

Practice t Son Girt Indicate Tint New-comers Will De Formidable

SKA GlltT N J Auff S8 Upon the NowJersey District ot Columbia Navy and UnitedStates Marino Corps sharpshooter encampedhero for practice in preparation for the Interstatii and International rlllo tournamentwhich opens Sept 2 rain has poured all daypreventing any work whatever on the rangeThis morning the downpour was so heavythat conic of thin Washlnijtonlun vcr drivenfrom canvas antI forced to take up temporaryquarters In the mete and clilbhouso of theNow Jersey Rifle Aaaociatlon

The practice here so far for the shoot clearlyIndicates that this year the wlunorn of lateNew York New Jersey unit the District ofColumbia In the big Hilton and InterstateMilitary matches of tho National Itlflu Assoelation must look to their laurels by countingon flrstclosH work by the Marino Corpt theArmy and the Navy the first two of whichweru out of thu race met year and the thirdof which Is hero for the first time Sincethe middle of June the Murlncs have beensteadily ut work here uiukr the coachingof Ileut Thomas llolcomb Jr high manon the Falma team at Ottawa a year nco-ntid IJr S 1 Scott of iur severalj ire a member of and couch for the Districtteam hero bay that the scores oft5 Marines show form Durlag the uhoot the team will bo In commandof U II ItaucMihner

the t ara which has been Rolnsover tlu National match ranges nlnruJute li Ii in commune of Lieut K CThe conch la Voile Claude E Coddard of the

ixlhOnly two mora entries will make the ihoot-

twic iiii liirttv aa It was last yearvhen nine toums lined for the Interstatei latuhes That Mlchlmu will jet hero is-

aliiiobt certain anti North Dakota may maketIm flchtieiitU So Is list thatlien Hlnl V Spoucer the oxmullvi oller-of hii had lo extend Niitioail-niatflt over two lull d n Sept B andThooutrlespolii iinitlu Army MuriiwCorps New Vtira Now rennaylvuulu-M ylard IKtrui ofUhio LonneiiiLI Hhndo Islund JJuss-uthiifftts Vermont hut Maine

Ti ol tli1 XW Jirsoy team hasboon itie OPU Spciuurwho Is again nctliif u ritaln annoiiiicrsthat tlio team of iwciv1 iomo Irom tho

thirteen l Churlcs A IllIdMajor henry Lehman iijtr Arthur liowlnml

W 11 Martin C 11 Spriufstcd-Ci a W II Wlilttiiooi Lout Jumcoln Serst At l ainui HMKt H lj

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TswrH Private H M lied and 1rivato 1

J Oliare-Tlio Massachusetts tram anti the First

Corps Iailet team MiBsnhusetts oluiitier-Mllttlri arrived ut 12 oclock it lonirteam the captain is Cot JaraiH 0 Miitu

1 it I lir t HeavyArtillery qiurterniiifter apt Albtrt I

coach Thomas Andirlon Of thecadet teiim Is hero lor tin rf iii

Major Thomas Talbut Is oFirst WlllUm S Simmons Unadjutant antI lirot Lieut C 11 Jr

Including the teams from thn Old Guardwhich Is to tight It out with the old juiirdof Sew York front the Mtissinhusetts HillAssociation and Ilnltcry It Mnssailiusettuwill hiivo eighty meri here Major B F

Ames and Il ut H D lurtor of thoSixteenth M I Wulkor of theEngineer Corps and 1irst Ilvut A La RueChrlstlM of the Eighth Infantry detached ny-tho War Department to net aa calico officersduring the shoot arrived today

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vnrs orKramer Now Leads Lawson tiy Five Points

They Meet Again TodayAnother circuit meet Is to bn held at the

Manhattan Beach track this afternoon wi-athr permittlne Resides the chaniplonnhipevent In which KrannT and Lawsou and theother cracks will meet there are four otherevents on the card The ncoro for tho rhum-pionvhlp now stands Kramer IS Lawson 33

points

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A me tin of the committee on forming anotional organization of motor buyihstswas hvhl night to arrange the final de-

tails of the convention and race meet calledfor Sept 5 anti 7 It was reported that repre-sentatives from nearly alltho New Englandbtiten from 1ennaylvanlu and Ohio andfrom Culiforiiia have given notlcu that theywill attend The prospects for good sportat the track are said to be excellent One

Toman motor cyclist Mrs O N Ilouersof-entered for tho con

t at of skill la handling

One of the most arduous find novel cyclingtrips ever made has been bv Pro

II Gray of the Northwestern lniercity ned II I1 of Evanston WyeThey are oing to cover 400 milen oi uluiott7 vyoumi-

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of automobiles to haul freightIn where railroad transportation isnot available

The will take a train to Casperwhich Is aa far as can go by rail and thenride to Lander V jo landiT is inthu jug Morn anti is 150 mill Iromthe nearest raIlroad station Tho countryall about Is Immensely fertile hut wool la theonly product because of thy inai

tint railroads It ni costs1500 a carload to haul the wool from Landerto From Lander the willgo northwest Park

Li limited to twelve ofand their entlrn kit conHiittB of a

special madn tent weighting lour poundsand tamp utensils The tent Is bystanding the bicycles and stretching thecanvas on them

Prof Gray occupies the chair of politicalscience at the Northwesternhas completed a voluminous furPresident on the labor problemin which he was toOt by the Governrncnt to study a year ago

Chief Consul of the I A W

New York division who In president of tUp-

oiitlonal body nsLeague It will be eelrbruted a

at Brighton Beach Invitations humheoii extended to all members to attendThose who are to go to certain

at Brighton and partake of a onedollar table dinner eachguest mutt pay Tickets for the dinner urnto bo had of J F burkeat the Sew i ork headquarters The dinnerIs to begin at 720

Kramer Deal lawson In Championship

NEW HATEJT Aug 28 Frank Ij Kramerthe national champion xitcccstfully defendedhis title At the Grand Circuit meet In this citylast night when he defeated Iver Lawson In

the final bent of the fcalfmllo national cham-pionship Lawson made a protest of foulbut It was not allowed Kramer also won thetenmile professional event defeating MoFarland E S

Rochester In a special match racetrack for for motors wasbroken 8 K Campbell of this whovent the In 1 34 45 seconds

HalfMIlis National Championship Won by prankL Kramer East

City Walter Hnrdjrctt IlnlTnlo NjyD-

U 3O BCnuuwsSpecial Amateur Match hare between E S Col

Frcu IrimIiochewrPint heat hnlf mile Won by Collett Time

1 minute n 25 Acronils heat one mileWon by Time 3 minutes 11 2 i seconds

Motor Haee Won by s B

New Haven I W Ilriire New Haven secondI K Colton New Haven third Time minutes10 seconds

TenMile Open PmteulonalWnn by Frank t

Kramer I A second John Bodethird Geornrc H Collett fourth Time 23 rnlnutri4

LYNE AND MATT ALLEN AT

Mr Ke ne tphnlil Ills Toekpy In DisputeWith Trainer

IjETixoroN Ky Auff 28 Iuclen Lyric

tho 123000 American Jockey who is riling forJ R A F P Keenert EiiBlinli stable andTrainer Mntt Allen aro nt nuts according toreports receIved hero In the last few daysLynns contract mite for outsldn mounts

stilile hi no entry in a racebut Trainer Allen wit down onn lilii In hn nepitidhit HiMVice to work thn horses mil by tnUini

mounts lie vnrt not a ilo tohis best work on the Kueno horses

Allen Iliac ordnred Iyno to rut ofhorses Jockey Iiyno tabled a complaint

to J II Keenetrainer to let ride In any race for otherovner when the stjiblc no starter

that more rubbers werowould bo sent to him on the next outgoingsteamer

IETiJinTOK Aug 2KW P Krlnht MrlioLvi-vlllr hnx sold to A Ilonnit York two

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IB TilE BASEBALL WORLD

AW YORK NATIONALS WIN ANDTAKE SECOND PLACE

Heat tile IJostons In a Big ScorlnB GameUhllo Their ClikiiKo Illvals Are Oefoaled by the fliHlniintls St LouisHiieeiimbs to the IMttsliurKS Cosjl-

Hydofcntlnif the Ilostons yesterday secondplace iiguln belong to th New York Na-

tionals the ijlilcagns being worsted byCincinnati Ht Louis succumbed to Ilttaburs and rain a ganiD lu llrooklynSew York 12 Iloston U

Cincinnati i ChIcago 3

IlttAbure 4 St Loub tAt Brooklyn B ln-

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ufts ir i c Clubs tr r PO73 37 IWI nrooklya 81 M nS

New York 07 40 i 3 Iloston 10 01 480Chicago ft 41 SB St lnuH M 74 MO

Cincinnati IS 550 lhliaililpUUM 08 37

NEW VOltK N L 12 IIOSTON X L 8-

lioitroN Au 28 Now York won the lastKama In the wrles with tin Uoston Nationals

a score ol 12 to 0 beoausn of the poorof thei home S

The Kreal pltiher Wits Hi hisbit and eleven Intfliiien Thn loeulsgave n weird vxldblllon In tlif Held ariaMalarkey v is oiwUy Jlatliownon-re Kiippurt and diiilctilt were

by men bohliid himwas put out of the gift by tmplro Hurstin last fur iwlnu allusive liingitaija-on a decision and AlcUraw took his plioe

New Yorks got 11 ooiiimandln ls dthe opening making llv runs on two

A double i l ii l error byhauler on a throw of n Intel lilt hall

threi a iwisn on hull an error andMi Lsstriiiit gavi XW York two In the fifthunit two more lu this e ithth on a firulu-nnd a Tlio itmn three Inthe ninth on n rixr on Icilli a wild throw by

and u single ThrenBoston to tut tluee runs In the lima up-

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Tiitnil2 II 27 in 2-

Iliitod for Miilarkry li the ninth iuNOW York 5 0 0 o 2 n o 2 S12I-loston 3 0000000 3 l-

iTif liftso UHsMoran Cirrmlnirpr Turrnbasf1tit IcrtuH lilt by llalib lira liaw-on iiiLlli OH MuSuiy all Mallicwson 4 Firstliau oa errors iW York 3 Iiiwlim 3 Left ontnstsNcw taut 3 HiisUili 7 itacrlflec lilti-lillbrrt lailjcr Stolen bases Aubrif GilbertVnmir Ktrurk ont Hy Miliirloy I hy lUtlirw-siii 11 Douhlc ilay Aubrey AlihatlcHo md-Ttnniy vllc I mplM-sItorin anti Hunt Time 3 hours Attimlanrc-

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played ibrlliluni and nat came brro t lay wtlhI-II s wna llahn ilthouli hit safely elevenlimes thu well scatli red

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PITT9IILTO 4 ST 1X5118 N tIlTTSBUno Aiif 2S The champions defeated

St Loiili here to day In ik snappy game rtfspite tlm wet of the trouiUs TwogainrJi were to have been played Oem but raincaucd the Oral one to be postponed

PITTSBUIIO FT IOflB-R H P A B n H P A B-

reaiimt cfl Farrell 7bl 1430Clarke If0 l 0 0 fl IlutilV rfo l l o o-

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Farrtll and llaclirt Farrcll anti llnrkftt-Klrst base nn bulls OIT Melarland Ktnickout fly Ihllllppe Farland3 Wild pilch

Iniplre Hmslle Tlmet hour35 mlDut i Atteadanie 3212

All American Icasuo Camrs roslponcdAll of the A names chediiied

for yesterday wero postponed on accountof rain

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VO JltSKliM C SOL1IATIO-

Twplifflnb League Idea Knocked Out byAurrrmrnt Says President Iulllntii

Harry rulliam president of the NationalLenijue Is buck front Uuffnlo where thin newnational acrentnent for baseball was drawnup and Is yet to bo taken up by the minorleuirucs Mr Pulliam pays that tinder thenational iujreflm nt an Idea of a twelvoclub league fudos away Consolidation hesays la now beyond n possibility that Iswhile the national ngeement Is in operationand It will be In operation when the minorleagues ratify it which will probably bowithin fifteen days For all Intents andpurposes It Is now In operation betweenthe two big leagues anti these two leaguenronrdlne to Pulllam must now work outtheir own salvation The agreement providesthat the consent of both clubs In a city Is

consolidation and then n majority consent In the IOUBUBS as a whole

he defines the status of thetwo leagues continued tho president National are National Loairue

and American Leagu mento the American League end there can bno shifting from ene league to the otherunless within ton of the time a player

a club In one he notclaimed by another club In the same leagueThe question of Balirii was not touchedon nt metallic arid Is a matterfor each to adjust whon present contracts

When there is any dispute between amajor IMIKUB rlub n minor JeHBue clubover a player the method of It willbe this between the American Iionirueend u minor league It will he settled Herrmnon myself If It is between the NationalLeasw and a league andJohnson will decide It Herrman thus Isrefereo in all purl dinputes w tin of thus twoother members o boardwhose league is involved in u case for ad

tinent no voice In In tho-virdiet Of rourne Mr i aNational leniruo mint butt he was

oth sides and It wax considered best tohaven man who was Identified with hiisebill-nnI would tako the time to ntuily nnd lulp

taut ll pulesA iiiw point in conneelion with the agree

ment H that a player l draftedit minor leagim and not mikii eood hnIs to lie returned to the club front which howaft drafted free of cost lo that club

llagrball James TodayNATIONAL MSAtlU-

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Good Ooinne In Spite of the Inoetaint-l uwn ur

Defaults blurred the curd to an unusualdegree at thin Deal Golf Club tournamentyesterday for u number of the players werenot bold enough to snake the round In theIncessant raid Booking rail One defaulthowever was because George T Brokawwas tailed away to play at Garden Citytoday oa the AllKuetern team againstthe Oxfurd and CambrldBC players In spiteof the downpour the course was Itept lu veryphyablu condition us Will Norton had Inca onthin putting ereiii all through tho morningvlth sponges h llotfk Allen Hoxvluy tend

Innthir till proved themselves iu variousiiuili to bo true wntcr dogs

lretildfnts tun Sirund round Iullitr1clliife Slicing Lake liiu J J OUnnoliue HollyWIMI by li ilavcmercr Jemirl teatArthur McAlrciian by and 7 H-iilay S Annitiiim Peal beat Jtirrc A 1ruiJ-Sfiihlekl 4 ji 1 to jlay S MIICAI GuorueT II knw line default

Srini lual ikilliifx heM tl Have ueycr by 4

til tutU 2 tu play Alien beat by 4 up-Uliu 3 tu

Uuveruorr round I 1 Stouten-lnrith ijiKil teat IMchnid CroUtr Jr by defaultS I Heal brat It H StouttnljerchlIed by 2 up J t Oilur IMUbnri lint G HorupI lual by i up cult M ui play I A bruit SpringLake hi h Unroll Deal by cltfau-

lSiiiilliul Slotjltuburgli teav by-l lit 2 to Mrult beat ollvir by ilttujll-

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Howliy Dicl brut I llnrd Deul by 0 and 5-

ti M l Ccilnrmlo tuiiuus licai V 1-1liruwu liclihI by jtlaulf X V Anthony Uralbeat 1 Tniviri Isjau bj 8 up nnd n to play-A ibrljlit Daniel Iluuti-

ir4ci lyScml il lloalev beat rtarlt by l up havepry b at nthjny I y il up mil 4 to playClinulatlon LUII Klrsl wind J

llolli ioj1 bf i I Hici5tirrir lloliyitoud uydefault C K Cameron Peal bctt J J Manningjarden City by default I I Oliver Iltubuni-biit FruIt lAiWin Jr lion drfaiilt I-

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tiitLF iiiMrnMuin ENTRIES

A Kecoril lumber Tor trxt Weeks Play at

There ire 145 entries for the amateur golfchaniplonslilp to bn held nett week at thoNassau Country Club which is tho recordentry representation by States Is inthis ord r

New York 30 35 K w Jtrscy 24

Illinois 13 tonnrctlcm 9 iloisachusetts 7 Du-

trlct of Columbia 4 Michigan 3 hhode Island S

Missouri 2 Teins 3 Ohio 1 Vermont 1 Louisi-ana i Wisconsin

Inder the now plan of match play withouta qualifying round thirtyfour will play Inthe preliminary round on Tuesday morningthe seventeen survivors arid the others mak-

ing 128 to play In the first round on Tuesdaynfternoon The t S 0 A conimittcn willgive out Iho draw tomorrow

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of the engaged tire Findlay 8Douglas and Walter J Travis The moreconspicuous entries on their recent form

K the Western cham-pion II Chandler EfMn Intercollegiate cham

W V Smith for champion-of the Philadelphia Leaguo Charlesthrlco champion of Connecticut Bruce DSmith of Onwcmtxla F J O AUop of YaleFrank O Heinhurt of Arthur O-

loekwood of Dopton Archibald firaham ofPaterson the two ofanti ieorte T Brokaw of Princeton

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Alsop Yale Wins In Easy Style Prom Reinhart of Irlnoeton

SOUTHAMPTON Aus JSIt rained hardtoday and there wan so much water on thelinks of the Shlnnecock Hills Golf Club thatthe players could hardly tell whether theywere altoat or ahorc feature of thesemifinals was the easy defeat of Itelnhart-by Alscp

First Cup SrmlFlaal J O Alsop Yalebest T O Klnbenrt Princeton 6 up an l 3to pity J W litter Irlneton beat M Mcllurney

by 1 uj 20 holefinalHaher beat AUon by I up-Setoiivl Cup Setnlrinal II Vounta

kali Deal Jtnnlnjs Garden City by 4 upand 3 tn ii fi Knapp Wejtbrook heat L IiiarruUon MnrrM County by 5 up and 4 to playFlail Knapp bent Larliln by 4 up und 2 to puy-ThIM Cun O

wood heat V M Sinclair Princeton by 2 and1 tii J F Ujcri Allelieny beat H NaetuInc water Mill by 4 up anti S to play

Final Hyen heat Coalilfy by 7 up I to playFouriii Cuu NemlFinal w Iutnam

neoock Illlb beat I S liroun Heliport by S upnid 4 to play C MeRumey Htnrlibrldf heat n11 Knhrruon St Andrews by S up und 3 to play

Fins Putnam beat Mcllurney by 4 up anti 2 toplay

Alhlctlo Note

The moat interesting event at thin gamesof the Florence 1 Sullivan Asoooiutlon atSulcrs Park on Saturday Sept 5 will

830yard relay for boys under Ifyears of a sv Teruns will bo allowed only fromthe thirteen election districts of the EighthAssembly district und the captain of eachelection district will ele t the teams whichconsist of four boys Entries close Mondayevening next with John T Norton 230 Orundstreet Bowery hank ltilldln this city

A onemile handicap open only to firemenpolicemen and letter curriers of Oroater NewYork been added to the meet of the StHurlholomow A C at Celtic Park on Sept 1-

A chmnplonshlp hurling match betweenNew York has been nrr

nt Tdtlo Park oncommunication from Buffalo was

received yesterday In It stated thatthe Pick hurlers will bo hero tomeet tuft best that Now Yorkcan Since the overthe Wolf Tones the of Brooklyn havebeen UH champions sectionof the State nnd numerous lartlsnns

rival hurling clubs tiara gone over to theirstandard and root for them In thans tile Huffalonlans When

Inffalo clash with boys of theKreon the fur will fly anti the

Donnybrook fair will be simplyn pink tea in

rthur F l 1 S aro stilltile Iirltipli isles and iiddlnir

to their coJIoctlon of prizes One of theirlatest invnslons wits nt the 1 sports

arid there were 2 lon-

ersons runiiKly In the Invitation iiwyirfl the winner

I1 Htnrk off five a halfyardmark Weat n ey vas also tin Un

amo HftiTiiooii T Nicholson ofmad a now Ki itci r cord of feet In this

hammer Flue brothorsof Ireland who to America forthe monopolized the jumping

nn s P winniiiB 22

feet nd ouwliminu the high withG loot Inches Denis Morgan woii 10

pound shot with 46 feet 1 inchThe approach of tIlts fall season has

on with th rwult-Ibnt th follcivviiiK roaches been selectedfr the lending rolleifin b

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icorun Wooditilt formerly of PennsylvaniaNorthwestern MiCormuc-

Indlnn harbor Fall Races

Tha autumn races of the Indian Harborwill siilud on Saturday Sept 5

Then ruos are upon to yuohts enrolled inany reeotfnlxod olubs Then will tin speciul-hiiiidieip clifMM fur schooners and tItus

i f thu 70 lift 41 itt an 2S 31

IN lust lenftths and for raceibottts nndTho cititrt will be mmlo

ut noon and the yachts will rare over thnnurs n of club Kntrlen stInt

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ISED FOR TIlE YACHTS

Sir Thomas Lipton Worries More OverStatement That IrishTitan Over Shamrocks Poor Sbunlnc-

Herrcsliorfs Superiority Admitted

There Is overy likelihood of there beingIota of wind and a heavy sea outside SandyHook today for the yachts and if thisprediction is true the race will bo finishedlong before the time limit

Forecaster Emery leaued this bulletinyesterday The wind over the internationalyacht race course Saturday will be freshand mostly easterly with unsettled showeryweather

A strong wind from the southeast blewall day ycaUtnlay and it rained hard TheKellance and Shamrock 111 redo out theBtorin at their inooringH arid the tailorsexcept for the watch on each boat keptunder shelter It wan n dreary day for nilanti n very quiet ono on board Sir ThomasUptonB steamer the Erin Sir Thomasnttonded to some of hula tic lecUd buslnttw-

hn can always find plenty to occupy himanil for a tiiw iwcined to forget that Iw

had lost practically in his third attemptto lift ties AmorlcuH Cup

Talking to sonic friends during theafternoon ho said 1 confess that 1 amvery much liisappolnlod 1 id not ex-

l tu got a llckli but in Ihinldng-of 8iict b8 1 made this mistake of placingllu Shamrock III in her i ii eiit trim asmuch faster than Columbia Novv

I am sa inVu that shies is net eo frsl ant 1

think that lu Oonsliuttion or Columbiatvoultl havo Iwatun that Shiunrodc on-

lliursday 1 liav spent many nlfilits ofworry in trying t make the Shamrock 111

n winner of tlieCup and they tell tm thatI havo a beautiful boat 1 dont want aboautiful l it What I want is a boatt it tu Cjp a Keilincc Give rite nhomely boLt the homclivst boat that wasever built if she can win I mn wllllnc totio afiythimr to win the AmericaH Cup I

never shut on Iho money question andwant the heat that can IK had I havegot the bent that can be produced in GreatBritain and I in tisisless to try again Mayb4 whon great designer hua been piwlufidon thin other dido 1 shall try again 1 takes

my olf to Mr ITerriMioff h iw ji

genius And I tuku my hat oV t o Japt BurrThey aro too touch for me und I admit thatI am beaten

While the loss of the races h a disap-

pointment to the Irish notworry him half its much as the story thatlint been printed that at a dinner nt thoOriental Hotel last Sunday night he dedined to sit under a crownlosu Irish flagand had It removed For this allegedaction Sir Thomas lists been harshly criticised Ho said yesterday

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cant understand why it was publishedWhy I have the green flag with the frownless harps all over the Fin They areworked into the cushions of the boat audform part of hour docorations One of

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emphasisrace will bo fifteen muse to

windward or leeward and return Thestart will bo made at the Hooknhlp as usual and it i expected that theseries of races for the Americas willbe ended wit h a victory for Jie Reliance

Whon there will bo another challengerno one can There are notwho care to the money required tobuild and rano a and oven sonicOIIB were disposed to mnkn an attempt tolift the Cup to deulRii the forthis challenger is a troublepomo

een beitn four times Hethe Thistlo tho two Valkyries

and thus Shamrock II Fife has boon bentontwioe His boato worn Shamrock I and IIITliore is a young designer named Milne in

as a roanmuch yet hut has built somesmall boats the being a 52footerwhich line beaten the haveproduced by Fife and VVation and when

morn it Uthat ho may design a challenger for tho

Practically no Shamrock betting moneywits around in Wall Streetnnd small bet was closed on the re-

sult of todays race at long odds on theKelinnce The odds continued the sameas on Thursday when there was a flukeor 5 to 1 on tiles American boat FrederickIt Brooks made an offer tn bet any Part of

10000 to 82000 that the notwin todays event Hf also olforod to bet5000 to representing odds of S to 1

that the taUr the CupPlymouth of the Fnll River

and the Illchard Pock of tho New HavenLino will us usual carry oxouroionistH topen the yacht rnco today The Plymouthwill leave IS North Ulvrr foot ofMurrnv street nt oclock this morningand fho Richard Pock will leave from Pier10 North Rivor feet of Warren street nt030 oclock

Cricket CoiMp

County Cricket Clubs played yesterday ntProspect 1irV where despite the rainwhich fell during match the playersremained In this Held until Klnirs County hadwon bv TO runs 11 F Graham r littens hit nnd well for their ro-

spectlre of 48 and an not outfor the winners while F and II A

Ring were chief contrib-utors for Brooklyn 0 W Barnes for Kino

and for Brooklyn divided the honors The scoreCounty 120 Brooklyn C C 07-

Klmbftll School Athletic A oelntlon ElectsofneenK-

lmbull1 School Athletic Association helda meeting yesterday afternoon and r rfected plans for the footbnll season Oflleerswere elected for year as follofo-

Ireoldent James Smith lflent-Eilwiud secretary Simon Krajer-treanurer

season will open on Saturday Sept inwith the Itfoni ten gameswill li played Thn camlidatos hove been

tim pan week nt the schooltrrounda and hive a wood showing

YachtlnE NotesJ S nThe rice sailed on Auir S

win CIVIC a trluniriilar fotirap Knelt Ice wis teamllM In length tho total length n iounpS-O mllcv-

He der Tho RelIance draws about 19 tort 8Induct of writer

II D Burr li a Sent by birth rowhe In a nsUinlUed American cltUm

The power boat races to b held thlj afternoonon under the auiptrm of theBrooklyn Yacht Club rot the AtlantIc YachtClub us was Muted recently

or this itiiiKAn ellen h under lo have lulls Turner of

Drnvrr meet Joe Sana In tivintyrouml houl atlul lrlr In Oitober iae iimrw rule tbi

Is lawful al that place liSPS anil Tiirutrmet a few months ajo Duns won

Constant Reader York Jim Jeltrtfa washorn it Carroll OhIo IIIJ futlif L a prnache

Jimmy llrlncn of who itsycd ten rouniUYoung Corbttt on two Derisions

he doM not Intrpd to da untilumm Drlirir adds flintS

a rest and Kai KOIIO to tile country lu rrcup ratnGeorge Cinrdnfr has lmt td Terry JicGovorn

Kill McOv anti eThics jmd will his Inrit on thettitf tinrdnvr hiss prtrrliaxrii several thoroughtired rnofUiisfs and wIlt race them i i the Writ

II W S New Yorlt C laws the uion-nliTirdluir inf rein atd rtuneiifei of ChlcU

city Terry Mrtinvurn linn this to sayAn sinn a I make ui my mind linht I

will give Tuetrr anti all those anslnux tn niritiliiiur I am open to all diners and If any

of tIle clubs will lve Ui voodaliril purse thorU no reason why wn should not com

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lloel WInS AttainJlajorr Uents thetnvorlli Prank Wilson In 21 a Pave

HOSTOX Aug 2B Tlie State polift uu-

thoriilw Mopped Hie pool selling lids after-noon it the irand Circuit rar n at Itcul-vllle ufler ticlt t hud bee sUl 01 three oftho ni rit that voinprul I hi days rard-Tho tiiok was It iaol KIPP ind about 2nil1persons atl udwl llo ciort

Of the fiivorile only oim Frun WII onmet with ii reverse Major C wis the horsowho beat nin Al Hock was a big favoriteIn the and brought MOO to thu fields

10 There was notlilrie to It butt ths ironliorsi fur that is the mimic lilt iviii Blvcato the son of Nutwood beotmso of Idawork

1rlnce of Orange was a big favorites In the206 Irot sillliiK for 30 while Dan T andFereno brought SIS and 12 respectivelyrite favorite took the fIrst teat from Ferenoby lentrtb In the next heat Dan T brokn-nnd came buck leers mode a terrific driveIn stretch but could not catch Irlnccof Orange Frank Wilson brought 03 nndMajor C ts1 in the it pace Mnjor C re-

ceived a bud sendoff in the first heat butCox sent him strongly throush the backstretch und just missed belnur fl rat by hreakincunder the In thin noxt bent Cox rnndoone of the greatest drives ever seen on theIteadvlHo truck for after Major C brokeIn the stretch he picked him anti beatKrnnk Wilson next heat Major Cwon easily

the police authorities stopped thebetting Boy who ivou on

the MO trot He won the event in straightheats with Mrrluni second tlio

wlillo In the necoud halfa length back at the wire

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WRESTLING GOSSIP

too Carroll Loses HID Championship Hellhut Way Get U flack

When Joe Cnrroll ths Lnncashlrn wrestlerwon the heavyweight ciitchascatchoanc-hamplonfihlp of England two years agohn received n belt from the London sportingLite emblematic of this title When Carrollcamo to this country to meet Torn Jenkinshe left the belt with a friend In Batavia X Tfor safekeeping Carroll did not have asuccessful trip to America and soon foundhimself In hard straIts He registered at tImCentral Hotel In liituvla and rats up a boardhill of I4ino llelng unable to pay h gavethe bolt to Mrs Sarah J Sitwtdl proprietorof the hotel ns security The other day thobelt was soul at auction nfc Wood A Dunhams law offices Hfltavla to satIsfy the claimand was hid In by Charles Turner managerof tho Central Hotel This was the only huhreceived and It is said that Turner boughtIt for Jim Purr the English heavyweightwreitler who is now n this country Thebelt Is worth several hundred dollars ParrIt la said will return it to Carroll as a giftas soon as ho retfrn to England

An Interesting bout under eatehnsentchruIn style was deeldid nt tIle Young MensHebrew Association Baltimore the othernight Tile contestant were Will Brownand the Philippine Wonder Tho mitchwas to minutes but In thattime men did excellent work At theexpiration of flue time limit both wrestlerswere up and doing and the result was a

Brown who Is a featherweight Islooked an a corner

The following challenge has been receivedfrom Mute Smith tho Iloston wrest-ler I am ready to makn a match Id-Davidow of I I hoIssued a to moft me but I was nimble toanswer it untU now If Dnvldnw or one

nrreis to mnko HO pounds let him posta I will nt onecover it anti arrangea mutch

Power host Races on Vie Sound

The American Yacht Club will hay n re-gatta for power boats on Saturday Sept 5

The race will hn sailed over the club oournoIn long Island Sound starting and finishingoff thin clubhouse at Milton Point Rye V V

In the morning endurance contest willbn started at 10 ooloeU in which speed willcount SO per cent n nd performance nf boatand engine sn per rout Kuch boat will carrya Judge who will be felefed Irons rnmeother boat In the i cnt t object ofthis race Is to test the performance of theengine as well as this Flitdistance for the will be about twentymiles the eourso will have lIve turunaround buoys Tie scoring for points

derangement ofsteering goat will he bisirl on a nowbeing out the regatta committeewith the iDMlfttnncn of Amcrloin Powerlioal

In tho nftfrnofin a speed rue will stnrted-nt 1 vyytand HTlnj r rr thn nilew of the AinrriiiiiiPower AaHoriatlon Thin r i will liesailed over tlm regular oinve nfthe elub and the distance will bo nboutmiles for tIn larger boat anti ten miles forthe smaller

Willie Fitzgerald to ltxlit Jack OKeefoWillIe Fitzgerald who has not done any

fighting to speak of since he was knocked outby Joe Cans has signed urtleles of iigreo-m nt to meet Jack OKeef of Chicago Inu bout before 1ort HuronA Iort Huron Jllch on ii theywill come together lit lll iuiu1 w In-

nt i oi this ul ihi HI rtiri URi iiihas tough Jimmy lint twlr vinniiig uricmill on a siriirliu a draw in tbnother Fitzgerald who awas thought to In dna for the lightweight

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The latest reports from Moffat Scotlandhow that the American indoor chimplfins-Wyllo C Grant and liobert failed towin first honors in cither the slnfiles or tha-

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and J V Payne Ileckley Kent defeatedJrf 80 8 0 20 5 7 7 5 The Lo Ko-yIayn match was closely dout Later won from MacGrcgor Intht final round Aa a result of thIs eventAmerltanH were ranked third on the list of

hi the donbleo the American reachedthus flnnl round but could not win from A

W and J W 1uyn The coolsfavored the latter 7 5 B 3 7 5 Aathe title 0 It U 1ritchett and A

did not the result of theHtml round euttled the championship

The Americans won aIn the handicap events hut failed of firsthonors In doubles at owe 153they won a in the finals by defeating

and 1 S Hinvott scratche 3 1311 and E M Sterling and A Thomson 151 4 6 4 In 18owe 4 10 reached thu by winningfrom A W Myers London o 4

In describing the mitch for the doublethe Sctsbman hiss this to

say about the Amnrlcun One chamIlia gentlemens doubles cham-

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New who gao to Klsln nextwiik to defend his title of of thenorth of Scotland has now lied five years

of tournaments on tills sideAtlantic At tinnchcr ho wont thetncns mixed while last year at

alonif with C it D howon tho handicap doubles For two yearsho lucidschola tic and on the Continent with the

nt SOIL arid was second in the same compe-tition nt Two years ago alonghlo K ho won tileAmerican covered courts doubles champion-ship coil they

since Ie had never beenIn Scotland till this week and theirhit attracted iniuh mention Of theiriplionciitH A W has been A

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