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rank outnider ~ 90 70 4. Parmeeen and summer
field. save Loeb 0lyn in compact bunch
e. thsiE 6eOls When vel s9nssrSSd away for
In n hard driye won Inv n noss from Parmesan
Trsy.rI SIas n GOOD ,hirS end ran n aI,rnris
ingIy rood race h"O' 'nifu' anu 10" 'u'p'"'
There wero but two sta rtore for tho Pink Goat
.,aanlacbasa Mr Toit's n,cono, riiian lie
Ionr, Siab - 1, IL, 80 vs tiiS.,In a I.
H y,I T,GnV%hs % % DniCimorsi anu 70
haif breS and hc Iirad hefors ths LONG ,ourse
was covered. leaving Desapod to win handllS.
- Tue SlewatnB yesterday e1onernted Jockey
Rogue, but Jockey Penn Is suspended indei-
niIely and his case Is referred TO the Jockey
Club for further consideration. Summaries
follow:
FIRST RACE
A; Ander.ons @. 8. Bannock, 3. by Turco--sstcr
c. Dwyers b. 9. Rotisr, am. g. on niaherj,
]. r. Rcene's b. e. King mel K lO5 IN. Martin)....
Wat rInnn, samovar, Minnie Alphonse, Ten spot
La Shgpsse, Dye. Cast, ,eton. Musician, Hamilton H.,
Pearl Song. and jeanette n also ran.
Time. l;14st
BettinR-AgRInst King NJ 'nelik, t9 to 5; Hami on
tard. ;. 70 ~ bhnnoon, 10 rear song, 70 ROT
Minnie Aiphonsc and samovar ca b 40 to 1; water.
man and CastIotop each 40 20 /; Musician 90 10 4
Ten Spot, 100 to 1, lean ,tt. r.. 400 TO l.
.a.,,, -.
SECOND RACE
W. l.. oilivrrs h. c Warrenton, by Fiorist-Addie
War; n. ilg (Sluan). ..,.......,.,,.,,.
p J. Dryers b. G Hs rrn lie (Sims). .............
John Days b. I,en. lO7 III MARTINI ............
rnsIss M hoGE teook Pansns. st Ives Long Acre.
Time, iii5s..
10 t. 3; sal,s, to l. The pInp ~ 20 !; I'm y To-
l. ST. Ives, 20 to IL Tin ii r 81 TO "a Palgus Long
Be.ley 200 To 4 " -
THIRD RAor
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On the Newport Track.

CINCINNATI. Aug qI.-Tauca started ard won her
nrst NJ Newport tod under the colors OF Nj
dleton Junsbluth OF Louisville. who purchased tho
flly of the Or T.. r. Mclean estate. Charles +. Nc.
Lean denies that Loki has yet been sold to j. T.
gram tue millionaire distiiler OF Canada but init
mates that neg citations are on that may resut in
sale. Six thousand dollars Is the price asked. Loki
IA still At Latonia track. Summaries:
First Race-Four and half fur,onss-LavcrnA 100
(Hilll. TO 2. won Annie Taylor 100 tGarin r. to
second; scottie D.. 100 (Hcks). to |. third Time.
0:56
S. oond Race-ons mile and sixteenth.-Nanne
D.. iOI (Graham). go To l. won: Roosevelt ia
tEv~retp to |. second. The Sculptor. Ill (Sos-
ira d.. efo 2, third. Time. l:50io
Third kars-one mile and ,eventy yards.-Taluca.
100 (nilD to 10. won; Balk Line. lie tovertonJ, 1
TO l. second; sangamon, loS (Matthews). to l.
third Time l:44S4.
Fourth Race-Five and n half furlonRs.-Lady OF
the West, l05 (EV-rett). to won; lillian Bell.
III tove tom. to 2. second; Creedmore L.. Us
(Dupee) 20 to l. third. Time. l:0sS4.
fth Race X furlongs-Mairi ene ITO HilD,
20 5. woni Evaline. ll0 (James). even, second ;
Faunette. ITO perry 10 to |. third. Time. 81.
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BIKE cor rHaoEx M 4 sooBCHEn.
With His Shoulder Disisrated By His Fall,
England Held 60 ISIS Prisoner.


Park Polio m n Easl nd the ytle squad,
son OF Serg at EnslHni the p rk police.
was Knocked on his bicycle and badly injured
yesterday afternoon by scor her. ENGLAND
was on Riverside Drive, near Grants tomb.
about o'clock. and he saw the scorcher start
down tho Drive The bicyclist paid no attention
to Englands warning to stop. 30 the policeman
chased him.
The rider redoubled his speed. Many cyclists
were on the Drive, and all OF them watched tho
chase England is one OF the best ridors in the
squad, and he gained rapidly on the scorchor.
When 1l6tb street was rGavhed he was about a
length behind. The scorCher saw that this at
tempt to outride England had been useless To
escape he turned his wheel strai.yht across Eng.
lands path. Both were going a. II rattling clip.
England trie, to turn aside but could not, and
with n crash. that was heard block away, he
ran into the orcher. England was stunned.
The blcyclist was not inlurei. He picked him.
self up, but England recovered consciousness
ami grabbed him. He hel TO him. shouting for
help. Several bystan0eis had come w by this
time. They held the pr soncr. AN ambulance
was called from Manh titan Hospital. but Eng.
land insisted upon seeing his prisoner locked UP
before he would 20 to the hospital.
The rider said he was Edmund Lchtenstein, 10
years old, of ! ~ West Niu, t. seventh street.
EnRland's shoulder was dislocatcd and his arm
sprained.
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NORWOOD CUP FOR TRAVIS.
He DEFEATS STEWART, THE ENGLIsH
GoLFER, By Two HOLES UP.

End or the FIRST Open Teurnnmsnt at LonE
Rranch-Mortsn wins the Consolation
PriIe from Hendrrson-A Good Entry In
the Baadicap won by = Philadelphia
Travis. tho Oakland golfer, who furnished q
sensation to the amateurs in the spring by WIN
ming IN succession the open hnndicaps at Mcad-
ovhrook and Kno olwood, Afforded still another
scnsation yesterday 10 the Rolfing world by win
ming from Stewart, the visiting English player.
IN tho finals for the Norwood Cup, at the Nor
wood Park Field Club tournament. In starting
out Travis won two holes In fourp; the second
stroke hotter than boyle. Stewart won tho third
IN fve, Travors missing four-foot put TO halvo.
The short hole, a good three. was next halved
in four. On tho fifth Travis was OF the line on
his iron shot. and Stewart won in Eve. with two
strokes to spare. Travis bungled his second
.bo, in PLAYING for the sixth hole and as Stewart
WAS down in capital four. the soabright man
Nns one up He was not to hold the honor long,
however for Travis won the last three holes
and finished the round two up. lie took thir-
teen for the three. which was par play.
From this point 10 the sixteenth hole on the
second round the match was marked by steady
rather than brilliant play on the part OF Travis.
He was then still two up. Stewart won the
eleventh In four. after welllaid approach
deai TO The hole. Travis won the fourteenth,
the 435.yard hole, whore Stewards drive landed
the ball into long grass. The other holes were
halyed. Stewards putting was vretched on
these h.lvod holos, for he would have won three
Of them only for missing a short put on each
green. Travis drove into the road On the seven
tecntb hole which Stewart won In four, and tho
gallery was keenly excited AZ tho two started
non. he eighteenth tee.
Stewarts drive carried the road and hedges. q
carry and roll OF fully $50 yards. but the effort
was unfairly penaiized, as the ball stopped close
IN clutpp OF trecs. Stewart had to use the iron
In rather a cranued attitude, and his second
shot hit one OF th trees. He had to play to the
aide on his next shot. amt In all the hole cost
him an eight. Travis drove short OF the road
and was over with a neat brassey. He badly
sclaffed his third shot with the mid-iron, and.
after an indifferent short game, ho was down in
seven and winner OF the match by two up. The
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Rssults at st. Louis.

ST. LouIs. Aug 9l.-The races at the Fair Grounds
to-day resulted ~ follows:
First RA e-seven tRhths OF a mile-High Noon,
lU2 (PetermHn). to won; Little Bllee. IOk iHaiD
to |: second; Brideeton, lo+ &C. Combs). to 3.
third Time, l:2ei4.
Second Racr-one and q six teenth miles.-Madeline IN
loa (PreemAn) to q won: May Galop. lOl Peter.
man. to 9. second; Truxillo, loI lFurr). to /,
third. Time, las.
Third RAce-Three- quarters OF miie.-Horseshos
Tobacco. 81 Uiinore). to o. won; Bridget. r6 Pe.
termanl. to l. second; Nicholas 9s &c. S,aughtcrl
Q to |. third. T me- l:l4.
Fourth Ra"e--ozark Stakes; value Sl 800; for two
year lds-Eithoiiu lei CiArnerl, to 8. won: Lihar
tion. lis fou on. TO =. second: Sir Rua. 119 TO-
SlauRhter), 10 to |. third, Tim. 1;l8.
Flfth RAce-r roe qua rters OF 4 mils.-HaFry Duke
lO7 &C. Cont o.. even money won; Laureate. Us on
more>. to !. second; Eva Rice. ~ u. woods). TO
2. third. M. i:i3L.
Sixth Ra,'-one Mi Jane, lo4 tGarner>. Z to o,
won Ardath. l02 (ReidyI to ., seCon I; Dick
Behan. 100 (webstery. 8 to l. third. Time l:Alh.
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BANKERS LIFE INSURANCE co.
81 N So u trest, NV York,
LAST DAP At sARATo9A.
Louet. Downs First RIate-The Dutchnan,s
Handicap.

Louets Downs First s1ate-The Dutchnan,s
Handicap.
SARATOGA, Aug. 21.-The meeting Of the Sara
toga Racing Association termin ted to-day In
splendor. Everybody who coul possibly 60 to
the track was present to see the closing events
and the grand stand was crow.ied. Summary:
FIRST RACE.
Purse St0o. for maiden twoyear-olds which hsvo
J. J: Mcccarertys's B.; 9: corelli by Enquirer-.
kasq ear E c5 I.s H. W ss
also p1aisn rams PREMIER NA''0n'' 'n' IAa's' NafFAS
Betting-Aagtnst Corvelli and Inverary L.. each 9is
TO Ia rhSimers IN to l. Nj Navt vi mine TO Il Lindis5
SECOND RACE
Purse $500. for three-year.olds and upward. non
wi'n at this meeting; bea'en allow ances; mile
j. 9: Rogers b. I. Loneta' D. by Lonstei o~-Vio-
s5e%sE e sss,.. is T p.4s 4 Sc
Carib also ran.
Time. Lash.
Betting-Five to l on r rat Mate; against David A6
to l; Loneta 10 to ; CArib. so to l.
THIRD RACE
Purse o+oo. for three.year-olds; selling; penalties
Mr.. Laimbeer's br. {. Kinnikinnic. g. by Candlemas
Maiden s,ISst bSs bsy snd:j:
c. ia ob.'s ch. Set Fast 8. l0i tdarrsan)
Ehe'n''r0" also raj Fine. ,,s..
Bettiny-Ag inst Kinnikinnic and Set Fast, each II
to 10; Rheinstrom. to !; Break o. Day. 10 70 /.
FOURTH RACE.
Spencer Handicap. of S2.50O; for throoyesroido
and upw ard one mile and quarter:
p. Dunnes ch h. Flying Dutchman. o. by Imp. Wag-
ner-G n Mercy. tes w. Martin. ............... !
oneck Stables b. h. Sir Walter 10 Taral).
Time 2:l0.
Bett,ns-Two tol on Flying Dutehman; againss
Sir walter. 7to6
FIFTH RACE.
Purse 0t00. for three year-oids and upw ard ceiling
allow ances. hve furlongs:
Duke Wishard's b. q. Hugh Penny. aged by Luke
Biackhurn-Maud Ward, l3 (Reirj ................1
c. Jarotss ch g. Set Fast, 3. I02 (Hewttt
W. II Wallace's b. c. High Jinks, y. 93 (Brende)
Purple Jacket also ran.
Time, l:0ll2
Betting-Five to 4 High Jinks; against Hugh
Penny to 81 Set Fast. to ; Purple jacket. 80 to
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The Riveraide A. @. Of Newark held its annual
midsummer games yesterday on theoval In the
suburbs of Newark. About 1900 persons wit.
messed the SpOSt, and much enth husiasm was
shown Bernard Wefers was the chief attrsc-
tion. He won the open seventy.6ye yard dash
handily. although not being entered In the
event. The special race at tho same dis
tanoe also won't to him. his only opponent being
r. Don Hoffman. The final heat of the 200
yard dash was most exciting. From start to
finish the men ran hard, Brown leading all tho
way and winning by about six incbes. He ran
from tho ifteen-yard mark. A epeci one mile
run was arranged between j. J. Burke OF the ".
J. A. u, A. l. Fitzpatrick, 8. A. c.. ami w.
Reilly. X. A. O. Fitzpatrick WAS the tavorite.
but failed to finish. Reilly won from Burke by
four inches. Summaries:
7SYMd Dash Han II ap--won by L. j. wsfers. N.
VA. O., scratch; J. W. ricks. K. A. c.. Ia yards.
onds.
BBG.Yard Run. Hand cap-won by A. r. Tomlinson.
X. A. c.. rs yards; W. ]. Rodgers st. George A. o.,
90 yards. second; u Smith, N. J. A. G.. 10 yards,
third. Time. minutes seconds.
-, sso,Ysrd Dash. Haniicsp-Wop By J. D. Brown,
A. g.. 81 yards, second, j. W. EhrickI X. A G., CIV
yards third. Ttne 90 2-5 ssconds.
440-YArd Dash Sovice-won by N. @. Messer. O. p.
ordwn second. 7. p McCiennon third Time, 81 SEQ
Special 75-Yard Dasb-won by B. ]. wefers. R. D.
On Mile Run HandicAp-WoI by O. W. Orton. n. Y.
G.. scIstch, ]. Fin leuore. p. A. O.. 40 yards
ond: r. L. Eaton " J. A T.. 10 yards. third. Time.
minutes 80 seconds.
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Dave sullivan Expiaina How Ito Was MatohsA
Against Palmer.

To THE EDITOR or THE suS--Sir; On my return FROM
Boston to-day my attention was called 60 dfierens
paragraphs published relative TO myself and sammy
Kelly. Now. II Is secret to New York sporting
PnbG that long before was IN ,tched against Ped.
lar Palmer, my represent atty. waited upon sammy
Keliy,s mana er regar ling tch betwe at 10
pounds TO leigh IN al O'Clock on tn evening of tho
contest All uycTtures on my part failed 10 induce
Kelly TO sigr. Tom oRourke of tho B~ aiwav A O,
AlHo orer d the same terms and y II = al purse 10
Krlly's repr sentative II Lis mau woIli ine rne.
Kelly hung nr' however. thoI Oh had accepted
hanRR r ORourke'H Orer.
After my last mat h with Paisey Haley. who
think cAn defrAt Kelly Dr. Ordwly the rcprese ntar
tive OF the National sp lrtIng Club Of Lond, n. In
formed me tina my scTyic had zen r-tAined to
m ot "Prllar' Palmar. In fact. the winner Of the
Haley SULLIVAN match wa the clubs s@le ,ton. In
gard {" Kelly n"LS selected by Dr.. Oriway to meet
PaiH.CF. tL.t ISuna! an air b-tsern them. n
@ tn n ,'rs ni "a ne' on ~; ~, which feel
mac h ON the termsI have already sfAted. RespeSlp
fully, DAVE SULLIVAN
CoLLEGE PoISr, Aug. 20.
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TineIer Boats Conner asa Makes . Aew
American Record.

WORCESTER, Aug. 2l.-At the Worcester
Oval to day, in n onemile match race for $500 q
sido and tho championship Of America. George
B. Tlncler defeated Thomas p. Conner by TWEEN
ty-fvo yards In 4 minutes is l.5 seconds. new
American record BY two-fifths OF a second. Tine-
He finished easy. and It Is thought he couii ha vo
gone under tho worlds mark, minutcs l2S
seconds, made by W. a. George At London, II
forced out: Tincler took the pace at the start
and soon had a lead OF twenty yards. which he
increased to thirty ~ the half Conner began
ler's leaf down 10 twenty yards. In the last
quarter Tincler easily increased the gap and
won in o Jog.
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GolanE On the Sand Dunes.

SOUTHAMPTON, Aug. 2l.-Unusually good
scores were made at the Shinnecock Hills Golf
Club today. the players being aided by ideal
weather. 7. M. Robertson won tho challenge
cup with SO Fross. the second best score by q
member this So. son. For the handicap cup w.
II. Coles and James l.. Breese tied with 70 not,
seven strokes better than the boyle score. They
will play or for tho first and second prizes In tho
quarterly handicap carly next week. Third
W. rney. with q net score of 78. The com
plete scores are as followa:
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Heheaded b, the Wneels OF a Car.

BINGHAMroN, Aug. 2l.-John Sweeney, 81
years OF age was killed yesterday afternoon in
Owego. He ran alongside Of train and at
tempted to catch hold OF the handle on the side
OF the cars. He missed. fell under tho wheels
and his head was cut Off. Miss Annie Hills of
New York saw the accident. and was so over
waiting to take the train for her home after
visit with friends, but is SO III that she cannot
he
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MoRRisTowN. Aug. 21.-One OF the best team
matches Of the season was played at the Morris
County Golf Club this afternoon against tho
crack players Of tho Bsltusrol Golf Club The
greatest interest was in the meeting OF the
champions of the two clubs. Tying and Toler.
Each played ideal golf. but the Baltusrol anna
tour was forced to lower his colors to the home
representative, who won by Ave holes. By
strokes Tying scored "a, record figures Tor tho
extended course, and Toler made 90. The home
team won tho match By fourteen holes. The
Rummury.
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AsSAILED HIS BROrH

Robert Curry Fractures the skull or John
Mitchell with Axe.
During a quarrel last night between John
Mitchell and his brother-in-aw, Robert Curry,
at 7i6 Henry street. Brooklyn. Curry struck
Mitchell on the he ,d with axe. knockins him
senseless and inicting a severe wound. The
doctors at the Long Island College Hospital. to
which Mitchell was removed. said that he was
suffering with fracture of the skull. and might
die: Curry made his escape and at a late hour
had not been arrested.
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MeaaoreroeLs Boo. ReeLaw.y seeeua a, pe,e,

NEWPORT Aug. 2l.-The Meadowbrook polo
team defeated the Rockaway second this after
on the old Polo Ground for the Newport
cups for teams whose handicap does not exceed
20 goals There was large gathering Of 60
ciety people present, and "Deadhead Hill" was
crowded with townspeople to watch the game,
which was very exciting. but decidedly one.
sided. the Meadow brooks winning by Q score oe
1907.
At the beginning of tho second period Stanley
Mortimer broke his right leg In collision with
Francke and had to be taken homo In the police
ambulance. His place WAS taken by NJ. Stovsu.
son. Later in the game Thomas Hitchcock, Jr.,
had to retire, as the log he injured In the carly
spring bothered him. His place was taken BY
Larry Waterbury. There was some One driv.
Ing. Hitchcock IN particular being ycry true In
his strokes. while Whitney played a brilliant
game at back. Eustis WAS also very much In
evidence at critical points. For the losers, Mo-
Fahden did the best work, but tho RockawAyS
were no match for tn, ir opponents, who were
not only more experienced at the game. but bot
ter mounted. IL WAS so dark when he Rsms
ended that the players could hardly see tho ball.
Summary:
Headowhrook-Goals earned l3. Rorkaway-
Goals by handicap. oi goals earned. .. Total 2.
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Row Work Relatives or John Greene or Oregon
Get $40, 600 Each.

BINoHAMToN. Aug. 2l.-By the death OF John
Greene, a we lthy resident Of Portland, Or the
following relatives. who reside in Tioga and
Kings counties, each got $4,000: The Hon.
Howard J. Mead OF Owego. Jonn Mead, Mrs
Mathew Willscy. Barney Slater, and H. d.
He,th OF Cantor; Miss Helen Bush OF Ithaca
and Lewis Il. Hof OF Brooklyn.
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Another TIC at oranra.

ORANGE. Aug. 21.-A heavy shower drove
largo number of gulfers of the links of the Es-
sex County Country Clubs course this after
noon and spoiled several prearranged matches,
which had given promise Of being interesting.
Tho beat scores made this afternoon In tho
August handicap cup tournament were:
Gross. H'sap. Net
Wlfred z. Eaton. 25 92
George b Jenktnson 2d........10l %
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Kau.a... War on tn. Mutual Life.

TOPEKA, KAN. Aug. 2i.-Quo warranto pro-
ceedngs were begun BY Attorney General Boyle
In the State Supreme Court To- lay skiing that
the Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New
York be compelled to appear and show cause
for doing business in X ,nsas without license.
This company was barred because il refused TO
pay the Hilmnn claim. Mr.. Boyle holds that it
cannot be admitted in Kansas under any con.
sideration for tho re son that II Is O mutual
company ana has no capital stock.
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Illn ven Kum YAchis Race.

The fastest OF the open oatboAts belonging 10 the
members OF tho Kin Won Kun Yacht Club sal ed In 9
piping br-szs ye4teTd y for ths HouAoman Cup The
MDlls u. proved the winner by three seconds on
rectod time
The boAts sailed over . triangular course three
times, making In ell ten mIleS.
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CenGdon vvina at watch IIill.

WATcH HILL. Aug. 21.-The annual match for
the Ballentine Cup was played at tho Misqua-
mcut Golf Club this afternoon. Congdon having
won for tbree successive years, tho cup now be-
comes his property. The total scores follow:
Johns H. Congdon SO; Frank 3. wesson. sI; W.
Cooper ProcteE. %; vachel W. Anderson. 95; Dudley
phelpa, 106.
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KNOCKED DoWY By a CHILE CAR.

boy Tried TO Cross the Trncks at Firty third
street ana Ninth Avenue.
While Harry Denning, IL years old. OF $50
West Fifty-third street. was crossing that street
at the corner Of Ninth avenue last night he was
struck and knocked do n by cable car. The
car had just swung around the curve. and was
going so rapidly that the gripman was unable to
stop II until II had turned the corner.
The injured boy was taken to .llevue Hospi-
tai. His leg IL broken, The gripman. Joseph
Shields. Of 400 West Forty-seventh street, was
arrested
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wAsIiINaros FORECAST ron SUNDAY.

WASHINGTON FORECAST ron SUNDAY.
For Neto En0ldnd and eastern Sep York, fair. fol.
lOped by Increasing cioudiRess in he afternoon:
sOutherIv sninds.
For tho District OF Columbia. eastern Prnusyl
vauia, New Jersey. Maryland. Delaware and Virginia.
local showers; southeGSterly winda
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Nera from enc Horre world.

RocHEsrER, Aug 2l.-rhe matin Se races OF the
Gen le'n'n's Driving Asso, t:ou mArred today
by al accident W ich resulted in thu death OF nh.
o ast black gel ling owned and driven by Toby
Meyer. The six horses In the Id had Ard under
the wire - Jim. the horse just behind Mink. was
sp edi d wn the track Mink turned 81 Jog back
to the judges stand. 1t TOO late to avoid col
lision. The two animals cra'hed tog -r. and .
thili OF Slim inns suky penetrated Minks brAst, In
nicting deep wound. from which death resulted In
about Ave minutes. Meyer thrown from his
and came betn ira npled to death.
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EAsTHAMPToN. Aug. 2l.-The largest gather
ing Of the season was on the Maidstone links to-
day. when the mons handicap tournament was
played J. n; Steele, Jr.. won the Gaiatin Cup.
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UFIVImK FuTH.
Frank AcGunnesss Gertrude q. made new record
for the West Side Driving Park TRACK. Jer ry City
Heights In her mat race ag linst Jacob Hrehns
JoEn y. yestsrdEy afternoon Ths assault upoE time
occurred In the third heat, the mile being Iotted IN
y:.4Ll The old record, 220. had stood for fourteen
years. Summary:
Match race tro:tlng; 5000 stakes:
Frank Mctluinnes.'s oh. m. Gertrude H...,....l ]
Jacob Brehm's b. John D. .,..''...s
Time-2:s8',. 2'27'4. 29iA
Match race trottingi heats two In threoi $500
stakes; N
William ssndrords b m, Hoon ns.........'"..s 5 ! !
'ohh Aen' TTme-s:SsL, n 28G. g;S4k.
400 class trOttng; purse $3.50:
Tom Lyn'h's Telephone Boy''''''''''.'''.a I
Prlcss b.. H. jersey Is !. ,,.'..',,'..'.'S
u Mcdonald s rh m. Lizzie Mack ......,..,.0
- Time-2;47L2 S'6lt y. 2;A0.
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For the G. NJ Pratt Bogie Cup W. L. Hicks
made now record. being only down to bogie
G. d. Draper won the Junior Handicap Cup with
o score Of 11S-1O-1OS.
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A Small V,eld a, Pat.r,on.

PATERSON. Aug. 21.-The Hewatt Cup contest
took place this afternoon on the links Of the
North Jersey Country Club. Tho grounds were
in the best Of condition. but the turnout was
small. r. II. Goodbody was the winner. Tho
other cards turned in allowed good play. The