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GAIA DAT AT HIGHLAND BEAoH.
Swimming. Rowing. Cycling. aAa Other
Games Furnish RAre sport.


HI0mASD BEACH. NJ. Aug. LITTLE sx thousand PEG
pie who visited this popular seaside resort to-day went
away In q happy frame OF mind. The elements were
perfect. the water being smooth. the breeses balmy,
and the sun genial. The nautical part OF the gala day
programme was held on the Shire wsbury River. The
winning races were 100 yards distance, the tub
races so yards, the rowing races 500 yards. the launch
race four miles. and the yacht races eight miles
The launch race wa won by the Cleopatra, owned
by A. Stern, the Elsie being second and the Josie
ssa1a cla IN W., Mss y he P TaSss ING 81 " fass i 81 ,n sss ops ow Sss
BY M pAilsSS; In the SL.Ss for ss open 'looH: The winner
Charles Paterson. and IN the ca6in-si9op class The
r. Sfisss for ne Sest decorated beat. we're award;
lsPRc barr gas steam aaa %i aisS4art ~Sn Grnse sS caS owned ssi
az a i f., oSn M S 81 & j. ' saisn iI nsPSth ssa launch aRd n eSsS
Elsie owned 6yPr. Emil fsqsf ToM6Osfi lSay and
n' Fas rowing sace iSeswssn = Mss s1 Anna Ann [. F,. shse o. New
5 SSsIss city 4. s Ssm Siss Sfll, st i aiyST.SS b q srOS Sss so sS
by The former in ! minute 81 sscondIi The =swiImins
James Herne OF Highland Beach was won BY the latter
TIT TeS Sg %hFi1 St Fs sTsf; "a e Fi q the Sai hS 3 s.aa md ]'P ssis:s:.
We" fnrr lss @fs sat Siyh B hsSisd R tse.eFRs S Sy IsaS Cub
s .ssdnai S' Charlie. TGTs G GARY. SGrFl Kew %SYG SsEE d Esa a tSi9a,,
NJ! TSS Sq HsS siIgs 'B BsSt.ss o !. a E9R & s.S sSi S: .:s9sSii
hf paS6i ~ sSS{J w sT2 30 Hairy s9 eiia. t Il%sj J. J. s s:sSSss.
son, stroke, Of He'd bank; Time, 2 minutes IL seconds
Rowing Race lGentemen)-WOn by Alexander
Plant. BrOOklyn- Time, y minutes ~ ssconds.
Rowing Race U-adies)-Won BY Miss label Kay,
New YORK city Time, 2 minutes 40 sseonds -
smOck. Brooklyn. Time, So seconds,
swimming Race uAdies W. by Miss Maggie King.
New York city. Tune, 1 minute z seconds.
Diving Contest (GsnasmsnI-Wo by John Webster.
New York oity.
Diving Contest dAdlssl-won BY Ms Margaret
nTaS Esso .ssntisnsnl-won by John 9. Cruiser.
Brooklyn Time, J minute So secondL
Tub Race NAdiee)-Won by Miss Margaret King,
New YORK city. Time, 3 minutes 10 second-
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The ArtL-r KaI Association Regatta.

EIIzABErH, Aug. 1.-THE annual club regatta % the
Arthur Kun Association was held this afternoon on
staten Island sound. The course for all events was
one mile stTaightawsy, with the finish In front OF tho
boat house. The nrst event was for four cared shells.
for the handsome Viking Cup presented some years
ago by the Viking Boat cab. Two crews started. The
winning crew were: u. 7. Hand, bow }. " o~erLon,
q v X. Smith, 81 J, W. Hand, stroke. The sccOod
race was for par-oared gigs. Grew No, I Rugged the
Jersey shore from start 20 huiAh and won BY six
lengths. Time, 3 minutes 90 seconds. The winning
Grew were; fred 2iOr, bow; ]. n. blanchard, stroke.
W. II. Gardner, Jr, coKswaIn,
Two crews started for the Kendall Cup for -four
Dared gigs. Crew No. 2 won Nv half a length. Time
minutes 80 Srsonds The wtnnins rev were, 9 a,
W. u. WOlfsksll. stroke; 7, y Ranks coGsW ain. only
two Oarsmen started In the single SOUL rare, Ihey
and held Il by half alength until within 100 yards -
seconds.
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Lord Hawkes. Team win Flag Their First
Match Here.

The coming visit OF Lord Hawkes. team was TIE
principal topic for discussion At q meeting Of the
Metropolitan District Cricket League on Friday night
at the Cricketers' Club. The Secretary reported that
he had completed negotiations with the Philadelphian
managers OF the tour. and that arrangements had
been made for Lord Hawke TO play his nrst American
match at New York on Monday, Tuesday. and wednos
day. scpt. IL. IS. and 10. Tho game may not start o.
the nrst day until the afternoon. As the visitors VII
not arrive until the previous Saturday. The New
York team will comprise eleven players. and not -
formerly, eighteen or twenty-five. A committee. con-
Stating OF n. St. O. walker. Chsirmani James D Boyd,
r.. J. Stewart, Jerome f1annery. and W. Fenwtck, was
appointed to make all preliminary arrangements.
The suggestion made at the last meeting for Q game
tions OF the League, In which the second section should
receive odds, was again discussed, and the Chair ap-
representing the nrst section, and y. J. Davidson. rep
resenting the second, TO find out n the game was de.
sired by the various clubs.
Kings County, 81. George and ST. Georges A. @.
teams received permission 70 postpone their cham.
pionship game until AUG. 20.
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Beesuso = Tins L,nit OF 4tss II Put o. th,
T~hree-untie Las Race.

M1~NNEAPoIfs, MINI. Aug. 11.-There was
war at the close OF the Minneapolis meeting to-
day, and several races were not run. The race
OF the day Wa 10 have been the three-rnfe lap
race. with a 3, 200 piano A. q prize. in q lap
race the contestants are required 10 sprint every
lap, and points are counted at the finish Of each
lap. This il the hardest race on the men that is
run on the track. AZ a rule the men loaf all but
the last quarter, and then sprint.
A good wind was blowing to-day, and fast
time was hard and laborious work. When the
mile open race was run the men did gao 1-5.
and this race was ordered run over. Mcdonald,
Bald, John s. johnson, and Sanger was the
order at the finish. Mcdonald and Bald did the
pace making, and, being In the front of the
bunch, had the advantage on the jump. Sanger
came from the bunch and fought hard. john
gam y defeatinsP O sanger en- t q foot So almost G n6sf q shs
tape; But johnson was but third, for Mcdonald,
on the pole, had defeated Bald a foot, and John
son, and Sanger were wide of the pole.
The promoters refused TO allow the race. mi
was the same race that was run yesterday and
QUARTET and a%p entire Dtft; last M' SaIi, AND Rss Sif paced sSs n sSs
second Quartz ,s MsSeDonsld deserved the race
was called. John S. johnson, W. &. San
And SsS 6 g; M MY rnT lined up n The or
Sii5 on ne race. such tiSS 3 limit S s%I never "%i heard d
race. This il a 2:25 gait, and utterly impossible
to-day or any other day in the stif wind. The
men .dismounted at once and stood by their
discussed.
The referee and race meet promoters refused
TO listen to reason, and would not raise the limit
over ten seconds. This time, 7;25, was also i'm
possible, and every man started for the dressing
The referee was told that the lap race
was ALWAYS run without a limit. that
three. sprtnts In one race killed the men,
was about $500. The three mile competition
record Ia 7il5, made by Johnnie johnson on this
beat in a lap race.
This was 50 much out OF all sense and reason
that the men even refused to ride in the run over
of the mile open race, nor would they go for
records.
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Post once Clerks Games.

Athletes and their followers are looking for
ward to an enjoyable outing at the games Of the
New York Post ONCE Clerks Association. which
will take place at Suffers Harlem River Park
on next Friday. commencing at 2 o'clock. A
conspicuous feature of the afternoons sport WI
be n lOO-yard dash between the rival weller
weights. James f.. Mitchell. New York A. c.. and
w. J. U'Gorman, Volunteer +. c.. The latter
won the fat mems race Mt the T. d.. Sullivan pic
mic, Ia the great disappointment OF Mitchell.
who expected To rOmp home. Hundredn who
laughed themselves hoarse on that occasion will
be on hand again 10 see the return match.
The other events include handicaps for 100
yard run. 4i0-yard run, one-mile run, and one
mile walk, and n scratch potato race, Entries
close on Monday with II. J. uoggfnS Jr., box de-
partment, Il. L ). u.
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Fsrty-ssvs. st.-tsrs IN The Regatta o. the
See chg Club.

In spite Of = tardy breeze that fingered until
almost all hope OF its appearance was abandoned
the first annual regatta of the Sea Clif Yacht
Club yesterday was a great success, Forty
seven boats started, making the regatta
the third largest Of the season in these
waters; and, although II was n very long race,
almost all finished. The course for the FIRST
three GLASSES, which included all the sloops. cut
ters, and yawls, was from q line between two
stakeboats anchored of the club house 70 and
around the spar buoy on easterly end Of Execu-
ton Reef, thence to and around the black spar
buoy OF Mstinicock Point, the1ee to and
around the buoy on e~asterly end ~ Execution
Reef again. thence 10 and across finish line of
club house.
For all the other classes, including the 81
footers, the course was from the line between
the stakeboats anchored of the club house 10
and around the spar buoy At e~asterly end Of
Execution Reef. thence to and around the spar
buoy on Matinicock Point and thence to and
across finish line OF club house.
The start for the larger boats was made at
1:1b o'clock. and they crossed in the following
orders Beatrice. Audax. Madcap. Mary c.,
Penguin, Eurybis, Nshwah. and Needless.
At l:25 O'Clock the signal for the smaller
Glasses was given, aud they crossed ~ follows:
Terrspin, ,wsnoqsh, Fairy. win. or Lose, Ores
cent, kittie, Typhoon, Punch, Wahneta, Nellie,
a soia : p !; ca Si,c. ws Sssrss eh GGgG,,s,cn Cot Ssn. SlGl.s,
IeGiths, Founder, LohenerIn, Eantssic, Goblin,
At ~ o'clock the 21-footers were started, and
thev went over the line in the following order:
Minnetonka, Celia, HQodoo, Skimmaug, and
Maysle. The wind died out completely as the
last class crossed, and the race was q drifting
match for almost three hours. At 4 O'Clock n
stiff breeze from the southwest sprang up and
sent the feet home in fine style.
The winners were. Msdoap. Audax, by. time
allowanoe; Nahma, walkover; Onawny, Kittie,
Gold Dust, Fairy, Terrapin, orinda, Goblin,
Madrine. and Minnetonka- Summarizes:
sfAaAh r,rr-rr6. -u $500.
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Hampstead Hay Yacht Club Regatta.

HENPsTEAD, N.Y. ANS. 1.-THE third annual regatta
OF the Hampstead Bay Yacht Club was held to-day
over q course opposite the club house on Elder Island.
The wind was very light from the beginning to the
finish Of the different rares. On account Of the un.
favorableness Of the wind the large neet OF catboats
and sloOps that Intended following the boats over the
course were unable 20 do 30.
Much di;Sai,,faciIop va, expressed In Essard to the
subject 10 simply on account OF his boat being a Her.
reshon model. The course was twelve miles, partly
was very light the yachts covered the distance In y
little lesS than two hours
In the nrst class William P. KILLERS Eleanor finished
hrsi, with Seaman l. Pettit's yacht second, In the
second class John Snedekers Mystery was hrst and
Mr.. Wilson's Unix was second. In the third class
Terry SouthArd's Tom Boy npikhed nrst and ThomAs
Martins Brooklyn was second.
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AGAIN THE RAH
The Stewards Reader = UAIxss DssIsIOa
H. n Placing.

t. - PLACING
About ntteen hundred persons saw the racing
al Parkway yesterday. II was altogether a tough
DAY for the hackers OF favoriteA- There were
Az Faceson the card. and out Of this number
nVe heavily backed nrst choices we're defeated,
The Rat In the last race, being the only eIeep-
uOu.
Tie first race, for ponies at half = mile. was
Woa by Little Tramp. The sheik was SEQ
ond AZ the finish. with ComAnche third.
kFery rider In the race excepting Sheedy, who
was left at the post on Cricket. had a complaint
70 tHlge against his fellows for foul riding. ana
we stewards had a most unique way OF settling
tnt dispute. They placed Foresight who ran
in4FllL 10 second place, Instead OF moving
EHnlaHche who was third up = peg and giving
sGres!snt third position. IL was 4 blank sur
Prise u those who had bets on Comanohe.
the only exciting nnish Was In the second
race, IN which LelitA ally In . spirited drive
Won BY q head, while PocahontAs and Hopper
place.
sunshine III, won the third race very hAndily
y Tour lengths. Kitten ally was second ~
teree parts Of a length before Fenella.
Ihe fourlL race went " DAshlnS Charlie,
5rtmS sad Frankie B. being heads apart fox
sAsnbsEk NON the nfrh race By = length nom
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UuEuo..rz 1iu. CIHs.

Only alns msmbsrs Of he URkno"R Gun Club we're
on hand on Thursday - Dexter PArk for the regular
monthly competition fOE the clubs annual PRISE and
add.d monthIy priss. zach shog a seven birds, club
handicap. JAkhurst, ], Flynn- and Or, ". A Little
tied with saven each for tie beat averages ana nrst
money. which Was divided; i. Hyde and Il knebel,
ST.. divided the second Nth ak eechi n. skilmore
took The fourth Prass, Tue se9Ge; = AAhgfIs n
SSrdS * HYDE, 50 ysrds, q: T. kns6si, ST. 2syArda
shd@oSs 70 yssds; I; S Ssn sIdef, "a
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Edwards Beats Wheeler and Zimmerman
IN q Fiye.mile Race.

LONDON. Aug. 11.-At Herne Hill A A. zim-
norman. the American wheelman, covered a
quarter mile In so As seconds It was q race
against time.
Edwards Of England won tho International
hve-mile race, Wheeler Of America was second,
man and James Verheyen collided In the last
lap. verheyen was stunned by the fall.
In the quarter-miler race against time Schoheld
was second in 81 As seconds, Banker third in
32ks seconds. and Wheeler fourth In 1924 sec
onds.
The International nve-mile tandem race was
won by Harris and Banker.
Eight thousand persons witnessed the con-
tests Zimmerman had an enthusiastic recep-
ton
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she Sailed a. s.-.,xl. a. An Arrow.

RED BASK. Aug. I.-An interesting race was sailed
on the bay to-day between John sawyer's Arrow, For.
man Smiths IrmA T.. and Fred oakess Enigma. All
belong TO the sbury Yacht Club OF this plnce.
The race was for 500 9 corner. over . course OF nvs
miles To windward and return Tho start was made
at IL ,45 O'Clock from Spermaceti Cove, and the yachts
sailed nve miles toward Seven Island, or about north
west, All three started close together, and the Arrow
and lrmA I. turned ths nye-mlls mark together, with
the Enigma only about thirty seconds behind. In
windward work the Arrow quickly took the lead and
won by Two minutes and twenty seconds, corrected
time. frmA T. VAS second. nifty seconds ahead OF Mr..
OAkes'E boat
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RsEatt. or the K.,sLsrboeL. Yacht cIus.

The hnlekerbooker YACHT Club WI sail rs
second club regatta OF the season on Saturday,
Aug. 90. Il viii be open 10 the following
classes Glass l. cabin cat-rigged yachts - feet
and over water line; class 2, cabin cat-rigged
yachts under "a feet water line; class 3. open
cat-rigged yachts "a feet and over water line;
class 4, open cat-rlgged yachts under "a feet
water line.
The course wIu he triangular. from the club
house At College Point 10 "A mark on BarrttU's
Point, thence 10 a stakebOat on tlalsen's Point,
and thence 20 the starting point. IL viii TO
sailed over twice II the Wind is suriciently
strong. The Regatta Committee IL composed OF
Edwin @. Wood, c.. L. suohmenger, and A. h.
Funke.
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Hprr,s.-. T..-n.e. sen v.-, Wen.


SARATOGA. Aug. 1.-THE sale of the thorough
bred yearlings bred by Gen. stephen Sanford
ut his Hurricane Stud Farm at Amsterdam was
a success, ~ the lot Of thirteen head averaged
nearly $500. a remarkably good sum for the get
Of an untried sire. The top price was paid for
a half brother to Victory, q fine big type Of the
thoroughbred. The colt out Of Bavinia Belle
went TO James r. Kitson for $500, in spite Of the
fact that he had been injured willis playing in
the paddock and was bit sore from an enlarged
leg, though the veterinarians think the injury
will be nothing serious. The attendance was
large. but the bidding q tribe slow, - the owners
did not care TO buy the produce of an untried
sire. Tbs youngsters were In perfect condition.
Details are rs follows:
Brown colt, by Laureate-Thrin, by ssnsaton,
Bay Oily, By Lsufsate.knon carter. BY King 'OOO
brown colt, By Isurcaie@tioi 81 'ki6sf;Gt
Bay My. by imp. Kingston Or Ro:tsrard.
Bay colt, By Ls~qIeste-Lottie H., By King Faro -
Bay duly, by. imp. ,KInsston-Marsuerits, ~
Bay Sfy, BY Observation-Disclosures. 81 fii.iioi a O
nay coli, by. iS-uIcatc-Bsrmiid By fipp.isfyi Wv
Brown niiy, 81 Isui~sate.dafoss By virgil wv
Bay MY BY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ iroaSci;i
Chestnut colt, By fostsusrd.foiiy.. 81 spend =
pt9Ta infiiy, By TSG~reatS.zS%ois ~ ssioni
Bay colt, by Lsureste.Iavinis Belle, By long
fellow; J. Il. Kttson. 500
Total for thirteen head.
AVerase' .....s..'....ss.'.' Abo
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Yaehu.s Sots. or Iatsrs.t.

The steam yacht COmanche, New York Yacht
Club. owned by II. Melville Hanna OF Cleveland.
a., has arrived at Bay Ridge, after q cruise
through the lakes and down the New England
coast. Her owner friends are On board. This
steam yacht Peerless, owned by Charles w.
Hardness. also OF Cleveland, o., arrived with
her. but left Wednesday for New port.
Commodore David Kohu of the Pavonla Yacht
Club, who Is now cruising OF atlantic High
Lands in his sluop Yacht Phantom, viii start
next M0nna Tor n long cruise through Long
Island SQUAD 70 Zine Yapd Haven. lie will DO
accompanied by several other members uf tho
club. among whom will he ext Nor
man l.. Rowe, William Kent and John Nash.
They will be gone Two weeks or longer.
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A series OF open swimming races will be held
on Labor Day Tor the championship OF the HAr-
leu River, For the mile race the course will DO
from the foot of East 18th street 70 Mil Rock
Cottage. AZ the foot OF East Ninety-seeOnd street.
The shorter races will DO held on the cottage.
They viii Be under the management OF AleIan-
der Men1L formerly the champion WINNIE OF
the Manhattan Athletic Club. who viii sWtm :
special race with the winner.
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A Pitcher Kmisd By Lightai.s.

C~ISCISSArI. Aug. 1.-THE Hebron tKyJ base
ball team were playing . game with a ~neighbor-
ing club this afternoon when the sky becums
ran 10 catch a little fly. As the ball was settling
In his hands there was a fash and Tanner
dropped dead. The electric ball had struck him
In the forehead.
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Oaa. "a Eaas orslera.

At the Staten Island Athleuc Clubs LAbor Day Gale
brauon = tennis tournament for E~entlemens singles
and doubles Will BE- held, open only 70 TeIdsnu OF
The trials will commence on saturday, sept !, begin,
ming 81 2 so P N. Finals viii ~ played on on Non
Will be awarded u the nTst and Escond IN genuefnsns
singles and 20 the nrst 10 gcntlemenh doublea Rules
OF the United states National Lawn TEAMS AssoeiA-
ton vii soyeFn. All entries viii closs on Monday Aps
staten Island ALhlsu0 Ciuh. WsEt hss BdSht0a.
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N.~.rk BAY aoAs Club Regatta.

The amateur Jack tars OF the Newark Bay Boat Club.
Bayonne's swell society organization. sailed yesterday
afternoon on Newark Bay their clubs third annual re-
gattA- The course was ten miles long. or twice over q
triangle the three sides Of which measured a distance
OF nve miles. The start ana finish lines werel on tho
organizations summer club house on the bAyonne
shore at the foot OF West ThIrty.third street The
little craft were favored with . good breeze. ard they
made excellent time.
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The wa.hinston.Denver Relay Race.

GRAND ISLAND. Neb.. Aug. ll.-Arthur Lindley
brought the bicycle relay message into this city ~
hours and IL minutes ahead OF schedule time, arriving
at 5 40 A. N; Theodore Boehp, the best. rider In the
city, took the message from here to Aida. He Il ex.
Iected To make tune from Grand Island.
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gtespiechrss OF ti5 each, with ruavaat.ed s,ats %
al,5O0i the shcrt steeptechase course.
B.verwyck. stables. .. =. BallaraL aged. BY sr
A y woicotts D. c. ahes stsndish, ., ISIS Cae
=, corTissnii b. i. cSceio, &, isS sisieyj....... J
Ecarte, ST. John, and Tom Flynn also ran.
Time, a:Ol.
Post Betting.seyen tQ. against Ballafat, 2 10 3
Cicero, 10 20 / Miles stsndish.
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cLAss A-cAsTs o O

Harry vantins won the Tub race, Joseph Brown
was the victor In the swimming racr, Lindsay christie
being second. Ebert scoheld, Jr. won the single NIX
race, Russell y Morse capturing, second place. Iha
prizes were distributed to the winners at a hop held
In the club house IN the evening.
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Fast Riding On the wheel.

UTICA, Aug. iI.-At the matinee races OF the Utica
Bicycle Club. this afternoon, r. A Jenny. q class A
man, rode . half mile In competition in i:02. In an
exhibition half mile on q tandem Jenny and Emil
oeorse, unpaced, rode in 50 seconds, which is claimed
" be the fastest In the world.
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TsaaIs - st-tes IsIaad.

One more match was played in the tennis tournA.
ment Of the staten LlaRd Cricket Club yesterday
This leaves one match Snn 70 b decided In uS art
asns sinxlss HsRdieaD-Ds Bost beat ". A Pstsn.
L0-6. la@
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Time-e OF. R:OeA. 2.Oph.
FOsgy Breaks the Track Record 90 sIs.'s
Falls.

GLE<s FAILS. Aug. ll.-Ths Northern New York
breeders meeting. which closed here to-day. was one
of the most successful ever held by their association.
A marked feature OF the struggles to-day was the free
snrall class. in which Foggy lowered the track record
~ seconds Ia ths second heat. summaries:
2:27 class. tTotung and pacing; purse $500
June lug, Oh h.l
Iona, b. m .....,...... Sus
AmphlOn- b. v
OILS NJ. b. Z. y
ATpansA, Oh.
Nellie T., b,
s' tA' fims-2 80. ahsjG 22lh.
2 80 class, tIotting. fouryearOlds; purse $500.
Quiz, b.
AiE Herlihy, Oh.
"o'1su" Iim.Iss54 a:ssa. aa6,
Free-for-alI class. trotting and Psrlas purse $500.
pharOn, Or. . tpAcer1 ss..--.srr .'-ss.srsrrri
FpggS, br. T. . .
raPP'8fi ims e IN. s;isi, 2:i5S. a;iTGssIs